Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1949 — Page 11

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followed by a business meeting Shed and scientific sessions in the »id State Board of Health building's i Hurty Hall. i Dr. Randall IL. Thompson of 1A the I. U. School of Medicine will | i act a8 rogram chairman for i

WEDNESDAY PROGRAM

surrounding towns.

Tlock's

STORE HOURS: Monday

To Hear Ruthven

Alexander Graham Ruthven, president of the University of rincipal

present and fu-

been president of oi the University of Michigan since 1929. Formerly he served as pro-

sity.

Bill Boosts

ment to the state employment security act, giving increased bene-

The measure was ‘tossed into

County representatives, David

the bill would eliminate the sec-

{ond waiting period which is re{quired by the present act. Thus, {if an employee became unem-

{year his benefits would begin im- | mediately.

Commentator to Speak

» » . » . : worries about soiled political linn £ ir 0 ay en. . .. WIRE-WLW 8:30 p. m. i THIS IS YOUR LIFE—Ralph Edwards reviews the life of 2|CHESTRA — Dr. Karl Krueger passerby selected off the street after last week's program. . « « WIRE-WLW 7 p. m. AMERICAN TOWN MEETING — “Are We Educating for the|liam Grant, Still, and de Falla. Needs of Modern Man?” Speakers are Sen. Paul H. Douglas (D. IlL),|. , . WISH 8:45 p. m. member of the Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee; Dr.| PROFESSIONAL BASKET-

George D. Stoddard, preside ‘University of Illinois; Clifton Fajdiman, and Dr. J R. Jr., president of MIT. ... WISH 7:30 p. m. * 2 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ~—Warren Central plays at Washington. . . . WXLW (FM) 8 p. m. WE THE PEOPLE—Dan Seymour interviews Harold E. Stas-

like to hear. . .'. That's Earl, WIRE 1030 WISH 1310 a—— NBO ARC Through Saturday, 9:30 to 5:00 a 62 n ; 45 ls Security Week |= ra a 7s a. News Co * 130 : - Morning Matinee mmittee Named = ror 5 00 - - ” 9 us - - " - Appointments to the Indiana a " . | Reserve Officers’ Association 8 -. Rr Yr committee for National Security re ee | eee "Week, Feb, 12-22, were announced 00 My Serenade s Nox today by State Chairman Maj. (15 /kéy Three Sums $a Vernon E. Clark, Indianapolis. 130 | \rthur News Road of Lite & Named to the committee execu:| 45] * “ Redio Chapel (Brighter Day — tive board were: 00 TW Br. Paul Dinah Shore Kenny Roberts Qu S20L Jo. Montgomery, 1 [OBL ater (feign ues [une Gelb (elon SPECIAL EVENT! polis, vice chairman in|1V: . charge of publieity; Lt. Col. Wil-| 4S Lora Lawes Galen Drake Perry Como Lora Lawton liam W. Kitchen, Columbus, Ind.;| = 3p Warren Gentleman Linda's First Love Welcome Traveler (Emil Coleman Orch. [Fifty Chub Col. Bayara: Short, fapayne:| 1 7 iS hast Jays eyed Your Record Player mew Sive Barren Orch. po . yard Shumate, Lebanon; 30 Holen Trent Carnival [Dr 6. W. (ram Give It a Nome Les Brown Orch. News—Markets Mal Mus Kennedy, New Albany, © 345 |O0w Gal Sunday © [You Record Player [Luncheon Party “Meal” Mike Dunn [Everybody's Farm : "| 100 [Gilbert Forbes Donald Broce (Frank Edwards [Dob Grant Orch. |Ernie Loe Other committee members ap- 12:5 Jims Circle Dido Siig fany Says — tig Light ; : > Nestornors Sister & Eloise [Nolland Show [Big Sister | Haat Soin ony. Sisbanovih, RN Guest 4 00) Be Congo” Ba ae Yu wo | Ee pays Lt. Sd, Col. ae 1 iH oy te Tommy Dorsey Hearts In Harmony [Bride & Groom Indpls. Showcase Today's Children thaniel Huckleberry, Greencastle;| __ :45 What Makes You Mek) sdric Foster Editor's Daughier eT he Ya Maj. James E. Keeling, Portland;| :00|Jevid flarwm Dixie Four Life Can Bo Boaufiful Ladies Be Sealed Funan With Duns |Lile Can Bo Beautiful Maj. Joseph N. Myers, Indian- 9:18 “ion Houle M Party Ma Perkins 1. au Ma Perkins apolis, and Maj. Robert A. Brad- :30 [Your Lucky Strike |Easy Does If Pepper foung 6. E. House Party ian Pepper Young { ley, Ft. Wayne. «45 Shs ig Right fo Happiness | °° be Right fo Happiness rr :00 [Hind Hunt Easy Does li—dows (Backstage Wile Kay Kyser College i Backstage Michigan U Club 3 :15(Mnk tows (Eu Bows [Sle Bots JH "iow lan in :30 Rhythm af Rondom - Lorenze Jones Ethel and Albert $x: farsa bons | .. a Young Widder Brown Hoosier Request Time Widder Brown

ge |at a laundrymat, Mayor La Trivia DETROIT SYMPHONY OR-

conducts the orchestra in selections from Tschaikowsky, Wil-

- BALL—Indlanapolis Jets play the sen; Mrs. Rose McMullin, “the |g; 71s Bombers at Butler Fieldbravest woman of the year” in house. ... WIRE 11:05 p. m. 1938; Clarence Saunders, origina- A - — BE los - grocery Ki baum for store; an A . » “Doctor of the Year.” . » . wires 10 Present Films 8 p.m. A series of foriegn films from FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY England, France, Mexico and -~-While the family wash is done Russia will be presented in

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Kirschbaum Community Center every other week, beginning at

Glamor Girl

8:15 p. m., Feb. 6. Films will include “The Long Journey Home,” “Crime and Punishment,” “The Stone Flower,”

Answer to Previous Puszle

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the House hopper by two Marion

{ployed for a second®time within a

John W. Vandercook, widely {known radio news commentator |and author, will speak on “Prospects for Permanent Peace”

at a meeting of Beth-El Men's Club at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in| ® * [the Temple, 34th and Ruckle Sts.|

Musical Man Hunt Station WIBC Every Sunday 1:30 P. M. HOME APPLIANCES

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