Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1946 — Page 23
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TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1946
RADIO PROGRAMS
THIS EVENING
(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announce- . ments caused by station’ changes after press time.)
é ASLEEP AND TAK WFBM 1260 WIBO 1070 , WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 / A THAT roar oT fil (CBS) . (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) j GH OF MIS MOUTH! [li 4:00 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Girl Marries Wheel of Fortune | £3 0 \ 4:15 Rhythm at Rndm,|Easy Does It Portia Faces Lite |Wheel of Fortune 2) 4:30 Rhythm at Rndm, | Basy Does It Plain 811) News Vz 4:46 Rhythm at Rndm.|Buck Rogers Pront Page Parrell| Musical Oocktan _ | 2 :00 Rhythm at Rndm, | Sports News—Moel. Billb'd | Terry & Pirates | li~ :18 Rhythm at Rodm.| Superman Me Billboard -R Scoreboard HE -9:30 William Lang - Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong h 6:46 Gilbert’ Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed me 6:00 Mystery of Week. | Fulton Lewis Supper Club ul 3 : 6:15 Jack ith nk Bdw News of the World Luke Walton 6:30 Melody Hour 100th Birthday Melody Box Bing Orosby $:45 Melody Hour Inside Sports Fred Holt—News Cliff Edwards 08 Big Town Speak Up lod Johnny Presents Lum & A 1:18 Ld Town 8 Up Ind Johnny Presents | mar) apd = 7:30 Mel Blanc Show e Falcon Date With H. Morgan Show bh 7:45 Mel Blanc Show |The Falcon Date With Judy, |H. Morgan Show . 8:00 Vox’ Po Gabriel - Heatter Amos 'n’ Andy Ww ve |} 8:15 Vox Pop Real Lite Stories |Amos 'n’' And Brtions of Foose > 8:30 Hollywood Players | Amer, Forum Fibber & Molly Concert Time “ 8:45 Hollywood Players| Amer. Forum Fibber & Molly Concert Time © 9:00 Arthur Godfrey Amer, Morum Bob Hope Concert Time ' // 9:15 Arthur Godfrey | Upton Close Bob Hope Concert Time 9:30 President Truman | Pr, Trmn.--Com. Fd. | Red Skelton Pr. Trmn.--Com. Fd. 9:45 Hearing Al Jolson Tribute |Red Skelton Warriers of Peace / Vogl 10:00 Gilbert Forbes | Al Jolson Tribute | Fred Holt—News |Ne VB | h\ 10:15 Sports Al Jolson Tribute |Barry Wood “ | island Songs 7) Y ab ! 10:30 Henry King Orch.|Musio & Milestones | M'sio You R'memb'r [10:30 Time n vil 10:45 Henry King Orch. |Scores and Sports {Msi You R’'memb’s| 10:30 Time p 1A TRveaL 11:99 Duke Ellington Or.| News_Ted tractor | News—Sportsman | News © d ge, : uke ngton Or, | Te raetor Orch. n ariel our 11:30 Elliott Lawr, Or. | Tempo Revue aaa Variety Hour BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON Lae «s se om 11:45 Elliott Lawr, Or. ! Tempo Revue Musicana Variety Hour
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To Be Annunced rke :30—Crossroads Cafe 4
reycle; extras Baker.
3:00-~8upper Club :16-Quiz Kids :30—Quiz Kids
5: ] :15—~News—Riss, K'gsbury §:48-News—Lowel) Thomas . 6
6:43-—News—Kaltenborn
7:15—Rudy Vallee 1:30--Date With Judy 7:45—Date With Judy
8:00:~Amos and 8:15—Amos and
ope 9:15—Bob Hope
8:30—Fibber and Molly
Andy Andy
9:30—Red Skelton 9:45~Red Skelton 10:00—News—Peter Grant 10:15—Background 10:30—~United Nations 10:45—United Nations
11:30—Burt Farber Orch, 11:45—Burt Farber Orch
12:00—Newa—D, Ragon Or,
WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS
6:45 Early Birds ®: World News 7:15 Town Crier 7:30 Ayres Good Morn. 7:45 News ep —————— — 8:00 Rhythm and Song 8:15 Rhythm and Song 8:30 Mra, Farrel 45
News—Uncle Ezra Brk'fast Devouons News--Congrat, Little Jimmy
Larry Richardson WIBC Coffee Shop WIBC Coffee Shop WIBC Coffee Shop
:00 Morning Melodies :15 Morning Melodies :30 Bvelyn Winters :45 Time to Remember
10:00 Art Godfrey ow 10:15 Art Godfrey Show 10:30 Grand Slam 10:45 Rosemary
11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Aunt Jenny 11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Our Gal Sunday
12:00 Gilbert Forbes 12:15 Ma Perkins 12:30 Hoos'r Farm Circle 12:45 Hoos'r Farm Circle
1:00 3d Mrs, Burton 1:15 Perry Mason 1:30 Lone Journey 1:45 Young Dr. Malone ——————————————————
:00 Cinderella, Inc.
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Jane Day's House Jane Day's House Crosby Sings Let's Get Married
News—Board, Room Tune Tonics Bill Harrington Victor H. Lindiahr
Up to Minute News Coke Club—Downey Easy Aces Farm Bureau
Larry Richardson You Take the Mike Dixie Four John Anthony
Cedric Foster Melodic Matinee Queen for a Day Queen for a Day
Downtown at 2
World News Musical Clock Musical Olock Musical Clock
Musical Clock Dick Reed Mod. Concert Hall Happy Bthdy. Time
WFEBEM 1360 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NCB) (ABC) 6:30 Early Birds Farm News Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree
News Dunkin Time Boys News Time to Shine Breakfast Club Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club
Barry Cameron David Harum
Jack Berch My True Story Lora Lawton My True Story Road of Life Church Hymns Joyce Jordan The Listening Post Fred Waring Tom Brenneman Fred Waring Tom Brenneman
Home Edition Ted Malone
Four Stars Four Stars Talks Talks
Tello-Test Today's Band Round the Circle Dick Reed—News .
Indianapolis Today Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter
Life Can Be Beautfl. k
Glamour Manor Glamour Manor Dick and Guy Jimmy Boyer
Baukhige Luncheon Serenade Kay Re Noonday Headlines Catherine Daniels Catherine Daniels Bride & Groom Bride & (iroom
Ladies, Be Seated
3: / Ma * Perkins 2:15 Cindelella, Inc P. M. Party Ladies, Be Seated Peppér Young 2:30 Treasury Salute .,|P. M. Party Prize Winner Award 2:45 Wheeler Mission ~ [P. M. Party Right to Happiness | ,;c.n00n Melodies ife " 3 ouse Part Easy Does It Backstage W Sec. Navy Sullivan ANTED 3% House Party Easy Does It Stella Dallas Wheel of Fortune 3:30 Hollywood Jackpot | Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Wheel of Fortune UNK 3:45 Concert Miniatures | Easy Does It -. | Widder Brown Wheel of Fortune : sonal Problems | Easy Does It Girl Marries Wheels of Fortune pat Rugonm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life | Wheels of Fortune or 4:30 Rhythm at Rndm.|Easy Does It Just Plain Bill os recked 4:45 Rhythm at Rodm.| Buck Rogers Front Page Farrell| Musical Cocktail WLW WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS
10:30—~Barry Cameron
10:00~Pred Waring 10:15—Fred Waring
. 1:45—~Church Hymns 2:00—Life Can Be B'tiful 2:15—Ma Perkins
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7:00—Time to ihe 10:45—David Harum 2:30—~Pepper Young's Fam. 7:30—News—Chamberlain 11:80-—News—Peter Grant 2:45—Right to Happiness 3 7:30—Morning Matinee 11:15—To Be Announced | 3:00—Backstage Wife ) 7:45—Morning Matinee 11:30—News, Mkts.,, Ev. Fm.! 3:15-Stella Dallas 8:01 rning Matinee 11:45—Everybody’s Farm 3:30—Lorenzo Jones A\URE 8:15—Morning Matinee 12:00—Noon—Fifty Club 3:45—Young Widder Brown R 8:30—T6 Be Announced 12:15-PFifty Club 4:00—-When a Girl Marries 8:45—To Be Announced 12:30—Dr. Malone 4:15—Portia Faces Life nate 9:00—Jack Berch 12°85 Big Sisger 4:30—Just Plain BI 9:15—Lora Lawton 1:00—Guiding Light 4:45—Front Page Farrell 3 9:30—Road of Life 1:15—Today’s Children 9:45—Joyce Jordan 1:30—Woman in White CASH PRICE WABW (FM) WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAM R EQUITY 2:00—Ivory Classi¢s 4:30—Musical Comedies 7:15—Darce Cavalcade in or Call 2:15—Charioteers 4:45—~Musical Comedies 7:30~Gypsy Ensemble TA-3331 .2:30—~Dance Maestro 5:00—Varieties 7:45—Gypsy Ensemble 2955 Central 2:45—-Dance Maestro 5:15—Varieties 8:00—Pan-Americans Tdi LI aural 3:00—Here’'s to Veterans §:30-Viennese Concert 8:15—Pan-Americana ian. LI- 3:15—It's Dancetime 5:45~—Turner Tunes 8:30--Just Music 4 PRICE 3:30—Concert Master 6:00—Dinner Music 8:45--Just Music 3:45—Concert Master 6:15—Dinner Musio 9:00—Evening Serenade D CAB 4:00—Treasury of Song 6:30—Pop Concert 9:15--Evening Serenade 4:15—Hawaiian Melodies 6:45—Songs at Twilight 9:30~Glory Pleasarits JAC INC. 7:00—Dance Calvacade 9:45—Glory Pleasants MA -8833 ORS, INC. Anuwer to Preview Puzzle BE-1400 I RIOIBIE] MAKE CAR UN Delegate SEAT P.M. | SIE IWE TA-1574 §- [CIAL ES N. HORIZONTAL 50 Rent roll ITH R CAR 1.7 Pictured _ 52 Detetmined 3 SALES U. 8S. delegate 53 Wave tops FR-4711 « . re T POSSIBL to UN next VERTICAL eS EPE RELL] ns, Ferment pont 312%. [SENEBNCEPERS CT A 36-46 Farthest point = SA BR E] > 4 . 13 est p 2 Separated - Fl [ELLUDEIR
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YOUR G. I. RIGHTS ... By Douglas Larsen
Wife Has Right to:Carry On
Veteran Husband's Insurance
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Obviously Mr. Golebrick is ill. Or he would have announced that your Fairy Godfather and his staff hod agreed fo |! sign teachers’ contracts— Too bod—
IN? Not ot oll, son. He resigned from the School Boord. I's in the paper
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[Now we can bargain honestly with our regulor feachers— I wosn't possible when Mr, Golebrick wos | threatening fo hire outsiders—
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-By Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lane
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THIS GUY FLINT MUST BE QUITE A LAD. THE MURDERER HAD A REGULAR ARSENAL AND WAS HOLDING TWO GIRLS AS HOSTAGES. FLINT DISGUISED HIMSELF AS THE GUY'S GATEMAN AND WALKED NRIGHT NON HIM.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. — Here |Canadian government.barred from
38a. ‘37s, 36s . : or are some general questions {rom all the American veterans’ bene- | | BE Wash, 13 Was seated 1 Rl San N Negative 317 Hine veterans and their relatives: fits? | (od, ured cary 01s ® nave ™™ SEyes (Scot.) 21 Flying garment Q—My husband wants to drop his| A—No. A specific ruling holds that ie rie se 6 Require machine 28 Portion government insurance. I think he such a veteran, who received a cash OR EQUITY 19 Numbers 7 Italian city 23 Strive 39 Onward should. keep it up. Would it be pos-| bonus and a “re-establishment WE PAID (ab) . 8 Rubber tree 25 Skin openings 40 Editor (ab.) sible for me to keep up the pay- credit” in an equal amount from R TAKE OVER 20 Malaysian 9 Symbol for 26 Recipient 41 Grape refuse |ments without his knowing about the Canadian government, is eliOD CAR WITH canoe selenium 31 Absentee 43 Cloth measure; (it, and thus keep the insurance gible for a VA loan-guarantee, as| “HEY. RI1-3344. 22 Indian fishing 10 Right of 33 Cooks in an 45 Writing tool | going? | provided under the American law. 4 boat holding oven 46 Indian weight | A—Yes. | Q-—=Does the preference that vet- | y make, model 23 Rudely 11 Elephant tusk 34 Dye 49 Earth goddess Q—I am a widow. My son just erans have-fer federal jobs apply! 3, lJonve Addruse. concise 12 Bird's home . 36 European 51 Compass point | got out of service, and he wants to to jobs as mail carriers? | En 24 Journey , "80 to collegai™I want to move to, A—Yes. ED CARS. 30TH 26 Type of boat his college town and have him live, Q—Can a man who is a father | A ill? 27 Theater sign at home with me. Will he still be be drafted now? | a we (ab.) able to get his subsistence pay- A—No. . 38 Individual ments if I do this? | a. wl VICE o 29 Senior (ab.) A Ye | (Questions will be answered only pe —— 30 Symbol for | ‘Q—I am a veteran amputee, When ™ this space—not by mal). : Chev. a BO '|' T got out of service my father fit- . i 32 Ever (contr.) ted out a car with all the equip- SERVICES PLANNE Yervice 34 Goddess of ment I need to drive it. Is there any } 8% complete discord way I can get the money for this arts in the 35 Son of Seth car from the government? FOR ANNIVERSARY vrolet (Bib.) A—No. The government will pay roe oa 37 Meal course only the dealer for a car supplied. The Roberts Park Methodist S USED 38 Ode an amputee, : : church will open a two-week celeDEL WRECKS 42 Palm fruit Q—Is an” American citizen who | pration of its 125th anniversary with rman 44 King of Judah served in the Canadian army and| world wide communion services, op Parts (Bib.) received some benefits fom ‘the|gunday. 11-6048, 45 Mammals gi : ~~ | A children's party will follow at di 47 Sun A [2:30 p. m. and a musical festival OR INN 48 Horseshoe j BUTLER LIST 31 fat 7:45 p. m. pitching term of} Dr. Charles A. Goff will speak d SERVICE Eh in STUDENT PASTORS and the News’ Boys band will play PHONG AL $304 at the 6 p. m. anniversary dinner
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Ut Miss Pearl M. Jones will assume i i - tors in Indiana churches, Dean O.' °° ip : t REBUILY ole fler duties today .as the new gen- L. Shelton has announced. Sisiner ot i i and a youth buffet y. MA-OUS.) * ore - bral Secretary of the Indiana Wom- Dy, Shell said 5 Sets oie Mrs. Gladys McColgin will direct gine rebuilding; an's Christian Missionary society | ven y nye oo 8 Yea PAS=| an historical pageant Oct. 20, at gs, a ~ with headquarters in the Missions’ tors in chure eS WiMC as {7:45 p. m. Dr. Sumner L. Martin is : pot I bldg., 222 Downey ave tor and as assistants to regula®tmin- pastor. “Eveready Glass TONIGHT! Lae . isters. ; Ban] aay dhe ; Miss Jones. succeeds Mrs. Law-| Students serving in churches R JOHN NASON PLANS venia, LI-9802. Radio's Funniest rence B, Lookabill, who, as the for-|throughout the state are’ D . eDerstor* an ; " . ' oa) forage work V{ SACRE AA § (foe nine years, case: held the of.) aunt cote, Carus cyrus week || ECTURES AT BUTLER Hs Leslie Lowrey, P Village; Rex Lawson, | Pp ) For the past 15 years, Miss Jones Swayzee: Delmar Poe, Hentonvilie and | Dr. John W, Nason, president of CESSORIES 60 has been on the staff of the treas-|Jonn 5 MAL Whien nod ooweig ean: | Swarthmore college, will = present Jsed Tires ury department of ‘the United|neth C., Thomas, Royal Center and fuse | Shires léctures on “Liberal EducaER - Christian Missionary society. She|ana George Cartwright ‘Veedersburg and | HON” for Butler university faculty 4300 4 New Liberty, bers an 1 - 8 P. rr has been a Sunday school teacher ata lea. Mobis! Brass Siler. {members and state and local edu
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Oct. 10. Bishop Francis J, McConnell will give the sermon at 10:45 a. m. Oct, 13. There\will be a covered dish
Butler university school of religfon students this year are gaining practical experience as student pas-
Columbus; Ver] Libby, Shirley; J. Daniel [CAtors Oct. 11 and 12. Joyce, Brooklyn: Byron Lambert, North| Dr Nason is the sixth prominent, Russell Palmer, "Buck Creek ; Prances Getz, Pence: Myron Tay- | educator to discuss modern educa=- : . Roger Westmoreland, Mt. iv, itv avid’ Pellet, West Liberty and | tional trends at the university. He Jerome; Robert Jones: Ziontuille; Jasper | is assistant to the American secreavens, adlawn; John elps, ver y Ls " {tary of the Rhodes tr ustees and a {fellow and board chairman of the
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