Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1946 — Page 25

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 1946

RADIO PROGRAMS

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sy . s It Th 1 ghey hy Boss it ristmas Music 4 4s Bigin Hday Show Christmas Program

Xmas Round Up Buck Rogers Xmas Round Up

:00 Romberg Music Cpl. C. 2TH News—Mel. Billbd. | Terry & t tl Romberg Music Superm Melody Billboard ER rat a : Pearson Time Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 48 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix 8ports—Dick Reed | Sk ky King yatery of Week Jton Lewis Jr. |S rt Club Luke Wi f ok Smith JBdwards—News wend News Fredd Horn Bory EE Dave Hamilton Melody New Lone Ranger ueen . |Inside Sports Fred Holt News Lone Ranger or Carson Supper enade nis Day Lum Abner ok, Sapon SUDper Serenade Dennis By So Bal Story Goes ’ 20 Br hristian It's Bw Jouth tldersieeve Jimmy Lytell ia if. Christian it's {ldersleeve Jimmy Lytell 1% ank Sinatra Série Heatter y's Tavern fr n Yank Sinatra s 1s Coming uffy’'s Tavern Af 4 Am Scotian 4 Shore Show This io or, Men r. DA Pot of Bhote Show Show Davi Pot of aod Holl w Players| R T. at Frank Morgan Bin; rosb: 1 oywoo Players ihein Hrmzrs. | Frank Morgan Bing &rotey nformation Pleasé | Bahara Grotto Crs. | Kay Kyser Henry, regan a8 Information Please | Sahara Grotto Crs. | Kay Kyser Henry organ Frank Edwards Fred Holt

Music & Milestones Music & Milestones Sports Desk Music You R'm'ber

News—Ind. Roof Hstmas Ni Indiana _Rdof Ghrumhs Nght

Gilbent Forbes New / i Songs of Islands re eons to Us Ten-Thirty Time 8 It Seems to Us Ten-Thirty Time

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New variety Hour

Vjemie Review Thres 81 a rie our empo Review Variety our WLW WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:30—Michael Shayne 9:15«<Fabulous Dr. Tweedy i: When 8 Girl Marries| 6:45—News—Kaltenborn 9: ollege Mus, Knowl. 4:1 Portia + uh Life 300M: & Mn. North 9:45—College Mus, Snow, i 3 rs, No 10:0 ws—Peter Gran 3 ont Page Farrell 7:30-C1ldersleeve 10: ane 3 eviswer 3 junny ige ! Kp 7:45—Gildersleeve 10: Danes yk tre 1 News, uty 8: :00-Dufly s Tavern 10:48-=Dance Orchestra ON Siaa. caf ° 15—Duffy’'s Tavern 11: News, Moon Riv: Lowell Thomas 838 wr D. A. 1H: Moon River 4 11:3 rt Farber's

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS

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1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 ( Be) (Mutual) (NBC} (ABC) Tn Nws. & Mkts.| Parm News Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree Early Birds. | Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamboree 00 World rk ews, Uncle Ezra | World News News Town reakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkin’ Time Boys 3 AYtes Good Morn. | News—C'gr't'lations | Musical Clock News Little Jimmy Musical Clock me to Shine

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Larty Richardson

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Breakfast Club

Musical Clock Breakfast Club

WIBC Coffee hop | Mod. Concert Hall | Breakfast Club 18, Farrell WIBC Coffee Shop | Happy B'thd’y Time | Breakfast Club 5 Morning Melodies | Jane Day's House | Wally Nehrling True Story i memaking | Jane Day's Rouse Lora Lawton True ay - Winters Crosby Sin Road of Tite ureh 5 Time to R'mem mb'r| Let's Get arried Joyce Jordan The ten *post i 0:00 Art Godfrey Show News—Board Room | Pred Waring Tom Breneman 0:15 Art Goditey Bhow | Tell Your Neighbor| Fred Waring Tom RSneman :30 Grand Sia Library Story ur | Jack Berch Home ition , 48 Rosemary Victor H. Lindlahr| David Harum William Lang 1:00 9 Kats Smith Up to Minute News| Tune Up Time Kenny Baker 1:18 Aunt Jenny Coké Club—Downey | Kenny Baker Kenny Baker i :30 Helen Trent Easy Aces Talks Singing San i Dick, Guy and Jim ||

:45 Our Gal Bunday | Farm Bureau Talks

Ls Gilbert Forbes Larty Richardson |Round the Circle Baukhage i :15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike Today's Band Ring ig rosy | 30 Hoosier Fm. Cle. |FPireside Quartet |A. Van Damme Qt. :45 Hoosier Pm. Cle. |John J. Anthony | Dick Reed—News RT P Headlines 100 2d Mrs, Burton Cedric Foster | Indianapolis Today | Catherine Daniels

Catherine Daniels Bride & Groom Bride & Groom

Ladies, Be Seated |

Linda's First Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

Life Can Be Btfl s

Lane Journey for a Day a5 Rose of My Drm ueen for a Day

:00 Surprise Party

:15 Perry Mason , | Geen” Melodies

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du furprise Party M. Par a Perkin Ladies, Be Seated b. M. Party ‘ Young's Family | Afternoon Melodies | P. M. Party Right to Happiness Geo. Barns Octet

:00 House Party Backstage Wife | Tommy Bartlett

:15 House Party Easy es It Stella Dallas Tomm Barton :30 ‘Lady's Note Book | Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Clift 45 Here's to Veterans Easy Does It 4 Widder Brown Wheel of Yoriune i" Rbyihm at Rndm.| Easy Does It Girl Marries Whee! of Fortune 1 tht at Rndm.| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life | Wheel of Fortune :30 Rhythm at Rndm.| Fox's Den Plain Bill Ny :45 Rhythm at Rndm.! Buck Rogers Front Page Farrell eel of Fortune

WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS

, 10:00—Fred Waring 1:18-Woman in eH A News Wth'r, Mkts, 10:15—Pred Waring 1:30 Masquer ‘43=-Chuck Acree 10:30—Jack Berch 1:48 Lite of World :00—Trail Blazers 10:45—David Harum 300 L4 e Can Be B'tiful *15—News, Chamberlain | 11:00—News—Peter Grant 2:1 ta Perkins :30—Morning Matinee 11:15—<Linda’s First Love 2:30-~Pepper Young 11:30—Nws, Mkts, Eyby Fm 2:45—Right to Happiness

HS-—Morming Matinee 3 Berkstage Wi

3:15—Stella Dallas 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 3:45-~Widder Brown

11:45—Everybody’'s Farm 2; 00—Fifty Club

-45wFearts in Harmony 12: 18—pitty Club

:00-<On the Carpet 12:30--Big Sister 4:00—Girl Marries :15—Lora PR, 12:45—Dr. Malone 4: J3-~Porti } aces Life :30—Road of Life 1:00—Today's Children 4:30-Plain B :45-Joyce Jordan 4:45—PFront Page Farrell

"WABW (FM) THURSDAY'S PROGRAM

% i30-—Tea Time Tunes 7:18—Dance Cavalcade

0 ‘walian Melodies a Time Tune 7:30—Musical Favorites 15—King Sisters 5 00—Bpotlight Varieties 7:4%-Musisal Favorites : nce Maestro 5:158potlight Varieties 8:00—Pan-Americans 4§—<Dance Maestro 5:30—Viennese Concert 8:15-Pan-Americaha Midday Symphony 5:45—Freddy Martin 8:30 st Music

6:00—Dinner Musie 6:15—Dinner Music 6:30—Pop Concert 8:45--Pop Concert 7.00—Dance Cavalcade

:15—Treasury Salute :30—Modern Concert Hall :48—Modern Concert Hall :00—Treasury of Song :15—Treasury of Bong

9: :45—8ymphony of Sone

ndustrialist Here Sees Boom Era

“Expansion and Prosperity” might turers are planning major expanIl be the title of an industrial sion. An over-all spending pro-| ure painted for the future of gram, involving most of the city's) napolis, 850 industries, is expected to hit An article by Howard C. Cald- the $50 million mark. president of Caldwell-Baker, More than a quarter of a million

Inc, here which appeared in people are employed here in indus- nas

recent issue of Markets of Amer- trial and non-manufacturing organpredicted a bright and thriving | izations at the present time. Mr. t-war eri. | Caldwell is optimistic that there wm The article pointed out that In- will be work for, more as post-war polis, rich in industry and activties smooth out. ture and a big transporta-| According to the local industrial-| n center, now “is leading all ma- ist the buying power of the 1,381, -| Midwestern cities in per capita 000 persons living in the Indianap-| urchasing power.” (olis trading area is almost one and Mr. Caldwell said 706 manufac-|two-third billion dollars.

| SOUTHEASTERN REVIEWS THE | CLOSING YEAR GRATEFUL FOR | ITS OPPORTUNITY TO BE OF SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC... AND EXPRESSES DEEP SATISFACTION AND APPRECIATION TO ITS EMPLOYEES AND CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR VALUED COOPERATION IN RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED. 1

WE ARE HAPPY AGAIN TO i REDEDICATE OUR PURPOSES, FACILITIES AND EFFORTS TOWARD RENDERING = ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE WITH “QUALITY SECOND TO NONE” IN 1947 1 AND IN THE YEARS TO COME

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY

EARL L. CARTER, President Rushville, Ind.

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Scout Troop 179 Lists Promotions

Boy Scout troop 179 will have a dinner party in Crooked Creek Baptist church at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. The affair will be sponsored by

the troop’s mother’s club, headed by |

Mrs. Oral Bridgford: Ronald Bell and. Jerry Morton will be initiated as Scouts. Bob Brennan and Martin Carlin will- be advanced to second class. Billy Engledow and David Moser will be promoted to first class; Peter Bridgford to star; Ronald Lance, Dick Boots, Jack Engledow, Dick Huffine and Jack Cummings to life. Merit badges will be awarded to Doanld Shaw, George Toombs and David Moser,

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