Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1950 — Page 63

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Comedian Alan Young will star in tonight's “Family Theater" presentation of "The Lion Tamer." He portrays a timid, mouse of a man who in

lions ! circus. The program is {Vn cast over WisC at 8 P m. |

On the Air

INVITATION TO LEARNING | —The Latin poet Lucretius’ in- | terpretation of the philosophy of| Epicurus, “On the Nature of! Things,” will be discussed by Lyman Bryson, critic Walter]

man, professor of philosophy at!

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DATE WITH MUSIC-—Eugene Ormandy will conduct the Phila-| delphia Orchestra in an excerpt from the Bach Cantata No. 147, | “desu, Joy of Man's Desiring”; the Haydn Symphony No. 88 in, G Major and Brahms Piano Con-. certo No. 2 in B Flat Major. Ru-| dolf - Serkin joins the orchestra! for the solo parts of the Brahms selection,

PIANO PLAYHOUSE Concert

Cohen, and Dr. James K. I'eible- |

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~{ Minor will be played by Mr. Brog-

» : . Hopalong Cassidy iS gm Newi—Youhsk For i The Tru kr Private Eve _ . na . . ( Ta Tommy Dorey Tho Shadow The Big buy Smiths of Wollywood Mews-Tops In Pops Hopaleng Cassidy 430 sy ue um Troe Detective Harvest of Stan Russ Morgan Show 1590 Ballroom - Martin Kane — 25 “oy hen ys Gaye TO iste An. Lg. Dedlcation ~ HS ; “Wasle—Nows ~~ Men: Morn: Readlions SE Ne Galen HE tis Alan Soom Nick Carter Tor Williams Am. Log. Dedication Eddy Howard Harvest of Stan SUNDAY EVENING 390 uy Lombard Orch. Peter Salem $1000 Reward Baseball Review Now—omere Roy Rogers a Count of Mole Crile The Saint * Amaring Mr. Malone So oe Show © Mek Garter — 0 i Rosorvisf's Salle ~~ Sam Spade _ Slop the Music Wows Guest Star Tower Basin Sree! 78 ok Kiwanit Chorus HOC Symphony ' - ¥ a rm The Saint ‘ . - n ON “ TTS00 Rate Your Male Family Theater = Al-Jolson + — Sam Spade Hy. Tot Ea Harriett Parsons : 30 Horace Holdt Show Gabriel Neatier “wep Secret Crossroads NBC Symphony ms Goo. Folding Ell © 5 100 Contented Nour This Is Europe Jack Paar Jimmy Blaine Show SH Be 15 by . Voice of Prophecy . . » 30 Dr. Ki Gafni Graven Bob Crosby Show " TopSeerst "7° ls Errand of Mercy Et . “77100 Nows—Gilbort Forbes Tyr Glen Wilson News Hour of SL. Franchs Jack Parr 108 Lonnie Herman Quin. Washingfon Report Carmen Cavallaro . 230 vue Willa Ov. Youth for Chris Music You Remember Exsie aden Bob Crosby — vo Revival Confer Nows—NBC Orchestra Devominal'nal Church News T0500. Dance Orchesira iy 25 51. Bagh Melody Trail MONDAY'S PROGRAMS Wh 1 1260 IBC 1070 WIRE 1430 Cowie 1310 wILW 15990 mnw-100 Motos) NBO ABC LE ; ABU cc (TL i Diafow Down Pairel i Faulkner Show Sign Op—Sun Dig} Midweiors Rand — well 00 ord News—Time-n-Tones World News Roundup Nows—Fouliner Show Mows—Sun Dial a P—— 7S tooster Neadtiows — TimewTues Musical Clock — +30 ping Sings Nows—Foulknor Show © News—Markehs te men “Donald Brucy NAN B11 Worth Tm Wf Sain 3 . Yow - a. . maa Morning Matinee 3. = Kitchen Chub "1430 Club "ee ww 09 We. Farol Easy Uishoning Wacom Travelers Wy Troe Sey Mews—Mcboe Cling —— 30 Me . Double or Nothing Sty Coca Inspiration Time Linda's ind Lowe elt a “- . ag BKonnody Guy lombards Melody Timo—tows oh TT ee moe Ft ms i ee ta om 39 brand Stam Fare Jack Berch Quick as » Flash iy Double or Nothing “45 posemany ieery David Harum me "i. oY “00 Wendy Warree ows Ladies For _ Nows—Boa Line Luncheon Club ~ News—Eddy Noward Walz Album 1: 15 Aunt Jonmy Wolowadlon Crosby Crooms Pentagon. 30 bon Cosy ars Best on Wax® Cort Baker Sings ~~ You Ask for It Neal Surrls 45 Our Gal Sonday ha kMatle = Cc ddim § ort Forbes Gordon Graham News Donald Bruce Bill Folger Nows—You Ask for If Fifty Club 12:12 Ma purkins Pick-APockel Russ Morgan .. ee :30 Hoosier Farm Circle Dixie Few . Kay Reporter . News—Markets 45 . Codric Faster <a Jackpot Quiz i 0. Everybody's Farm :00 Socond Mrs. Burien ~ Big Sister The Bright Side Gafhorine Davies Nows—Windser Sal. Ma Perkins 45 parry Mason Dr. Malone Low Down—Nows _ Warmap Time Melody Trail :30 ‘Nora Drake Guiding Light - - Chance of Lifetime Dodgers-Pirates News 45 Bright Day and Jane . . We Love and Learn Hilllop

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SUNDAY 3:45 Roving Camera: 8:00 H'wood Reel _4:00H. Cassidy 8:15 TeleNews 5:10 Jr. Matinee 8:30 Women in A Mtery.., News : =A “8:45 Marine Rocing 6:00 ata: Manor 9:00 Break, Bank ‘$:30 Super Circus ~~ 9:30 Twin Time 7:00 TV Theater 10:00 Sign Off MONDAY 6:35 Film Feature 8:05 Sports -6:45 TeleNews—8:10 Brewers--7:00 Chuckwagon Indians Tales . 10:30 Preview 8:00 Musical 3 WLW-T—Channel 4 SUNDAY 12:15 Movie 6:30 On the Line 1:00 Tumbleweed 7:30 Bill Stern Theater 8:00 Masterpiece TV Travelogue Playhouse 3 Comedy Film 9:00 Cama, 3:00 Meet the Public 9:30 A 315 Film Feature 10:00 Newsreel 3:30 Sunday 10:15 Preview : Playhouse 11:00 News-Sports $:20 News © 11:10 Music $:25 Sports 11:45 Weather $:30 H. Cassidy : MONDAY 11:00 Rhythm Plus 6:30 Wendy Barrie 12n Fifty Club 6:45 News 1:00 Tele-Kitchen © 7:00 On the Line 2:00 Cowley's Alley 7:30 Voice of 3:00 Rita Hockett Firestone 3:45 Teen Canteen 390 Wrestling 4:00 TV Rangers 5 0 Sai 4:30 Howdy Doody ~ That? §:00 Cactus Jim 10:00 Open House _$:30 TV Rangers 11:00 News-Sports 6:00 News 11:10 Music 6:15 Gen. Store 11:45 Weather

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Explain” and “I've Got You Under!

WCPO-TV—Channel 7 SUNDAY Thm 7:00 Public Services 5:00 Six Gun Films— Theater

“$00 Starlit Time

MONDAY

DODGERS-PIRATES—A play-| by-play account of the game be-|inate several programs from the; ing Played in Pittsburgh's Forbes|new Windsor Village ‘business|§ d will be alr

Streater, who specializes in popu-| lar numbers, are today’s guests) of Cy Waiter and Stan Freeman. Chopni’s Nocturne in C Sharp

giottl. , . . WISH 2:30 p. m.

HARVEST OF STARS -— Boprano Dorothy Warenskjold and

for their duet “You Know and 1 Know,” Mr. Tyers’ solos . are “Gwine to Hebb'n” and “Sylvia.” Sousa’'s “Washington Post

[planist Mario Braggiott! and Ted |

baritone John Tyers have selectedi]

March” will be featured by the orchestra. . . . WIRE 4:30 p. m.— WLW 5:30 p. m.

_ PERCY FAITH — Lys Assia} Swiss singer famous in Europe and South America, makes her American radio debut with Percy Faith and the orchestra. Miss Assia will present a Swisk folk song, “La Jardiniere du Roy” and 3 Moreno’s “Amigo Mio.” Two spirit-! 1 Feel the Spirit”

can Hat Dance” are featured by the orchestra. ... WFBM 7 p. m. KIWANIS CHORUS-—The famous Boys Town, Neb, concert choir, will be heard in a specially prepared choral program. This is the tenth of a series which fea-

tures singing groups sponsored by or affiliated with Kiwanis In-

1 Feel at a ee oReumeS and the ‘“‘Mexi-|

ternational. , . . WIBC 7:30 p. m. NBC SYMPHONY — Soprano

— Helen Traubel and conductor}

Viadimir Golschmann are tonight's guests with the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Miss Traubel will sing the aria “Elsa's Dream” from the first act of Wagner's “Lohengrin.” Orchestral selections are Dvorak’s “Slavonic Dance No. 1,” “The Dance of the Apprentices” from Wagner's “Die Meistersinger” and the “Polovetzian Dances” from Borodin's opera “Prince Igor.” . . . WIRE J80p m.—WLW 8:30 p. m.

Young will conduct the orchestra in a Mediey of his own Aun

|My Skin” Jo Stafford will sing |

[RCasty Jones” and “I Love the] :

| Guy. » . WFBM 9 p. m. ! LV. TILLAGE RADIO SHOWS A Radio station WXLW will orig-!

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: ed... , WXLW| section today and Wroughout the 300 Children’ s 9:00 Audition Line Sings 10:00 Public Service 7:00 Art Jarrett’s . : Films Rhythm Rodeo ? * x 11:00 Talent Time © 7:30 Sit or Miss wie 255 | GRAND OPENING 12:15 Manhatten 9:00 The Ruggles v ; Spotlight 9:30 Plainclothes : 12:30 Uncle Bob & Man . Comics 10:00 Hands of 1:00 Bride To Be Destii « : 4% 1:30 Joan Edwards 10:30 Famous Jury : . . 3:00 Inside 11:00 Carnival Toda A 10, h 5 A 26 Detective 12:00 News ond Y: ug. ru a oy ug. 3:30 At the Zoo Sign Off * : ) Super Sis id SEE AND HEAR THESE WXLW PROGRAMS Hs AY ie AIRED FROM WINDSOR VILLAGE: Merry Go Ladies Round 3:00 Poul Dixon's TODAY __MON. - FRI. SATURDAY 7:00 h A —— " Soothe sophuicShor (lf 0 pM—200PN. MICAMT FM. VITO AMT PM. 8:00 News 5:55 News "You Asked for If' "You Asked for If” 8:15 Morning 6:00 Copt. Video with Greg Smith with Greg Smith Movi 6:306 v ! ) 9:30 Coffee Club a 2:08 PM.—3:00 P.M. 1:05 P.M.—1:20 P.M. 1:05 P.M—1:20 P.M, 10:30 Bill Dawes 7:25 Braumeister Sporis Parade "Windsor Salute "Windsor Ballroom Sports Picture with Greg Smith with Greg Smith - 1120 a 7:30 Al Morgan 3:05 P.M. —4:00 P.M. 4:05 P.M.—5:25 P.M. 4:05 P.M.—5:30 P.M. 120 Mon on the 8:00 Wrestling— “Sports Parade’ "1590 Club” "1590 Cub” Street Dennis James with Greg Smith with Mike Duan with Mike Dunn R213 Mid Day = 0duing 4:05 P.M.—4:30 P.M. 6:05 PM.—7:00 P.M. 7.05 P.M.—745 PM. Round Theater "Tops in Pops” "Windsor Varieties” "1590 Bandstand” 1:00 Penny's 12:30 News ond with Greg Smith with Greg Smith with Shirl Evens Kitchen Show Sign ; ond Mike Dunn

-18 Cities Vote To Keep Controls

Fighteen communities with more than 4.8 million residents will have federal rent controls beyond Dec. 31, the national expira-| tion date. - Housing Expediter “Tighe E. Woods said ihe incorporated ties ‘voted to extend controls! id July 1, 1951. His report was issued yesterday from Wash ington, D. C., headquarters. Federal controls will hil Soutinue

If local governing bodies

or thei)

citizens by referendum seek affirmative action before the end of this year, he pointed out. Other-' wise, controls expire. Among the larger centers ex[tending controls are Chicago, Boston’and Jersey City, N. J. Indianapolis is not among the cities wanting control beyond the cutoff date. No action on decontrol has. been taken here since Mr.'

Woods: overruled a LT a

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START YOUR HOME HUNTING HERE then turn to the TIMES

REAL ESTATE SECTION.

BEAUTIFUL STONE. Exclusive suburban. 4Bedrooms, 3%; baths, this 4-year-old home is beoutifully situated on 1'2 acres. It hos o well designed floor plan. See the interesting description in the od in Clossification 42.

CHRISTIAN PARK HEIGHTS. 4600 Block,

Brookville Road. English brick, has 4 bedrooms ond o lorge living room. It is 3 years old and especially well constructed. You'll see special details in ad in Classification 42.

6367 CENTRAL. Large living room with fireplace, this cozy home hos 2 bedrooms

and lots of charm. You'll find other information in od. See Classification 42.

3857 N. KERCHEVAL DRIVE. (7200 Eest). This 2-bedroom home is completely mod-

It the size is right it moy be yours for “only $7,500. See od in Clossication 46.

846 MIDDLE DRIVE, Woodruff Place. This is a very homey home with a big—wide— long living room. Port of the charm includes a barbeque pit in the back yard. Other details in ad. See Classification 48.

"FIRST OFFERING. 5673 North Illinois St.

Stone and frame bungalow with 3 bedrooms and o good sized screened porch for summer living. Shown by appointment, Further deteils in od. See Clossification 54-A.

7022 COLLEGE AVE. Lovely 4-bedroom

home, bath and 3 lavatories. This proc-

tically new house has a basement recreetion room with fireplace. You'll find it more fully described in the od, in Clossification 54-A.

SNORE DAUR RR PE Cy

BUNGALOW. 2'3 lots, This suburban strictly “modern—home-hos 4 ‘bedrooms, a social reom ond is priced to sell. 6015 W. Washington St. Other

points of interest in od. See classifica. tion 45.

"LOOK! A RARITY in Today's Market. 6-

room-per-side double ot 2830-32 Ruckle. This is ‘a worthwhile inspaction. Shown ot your convenience. Both sides have sunrooms, Additional details in ga. - See Classification 48,

2-bedroom home is completely modern and. includes venetian blinds. It con be

yours for $1,200 down. Ses ad in Classi-

fication 44,

FIRST OFFERING. One of the very fine homes now ovailoble in the Arden ores. Here is o full scole home vith 3 lerge bedrooms and a breokfast space. Other features outlined in od in Clossification 42,

BEDFORD STONE—2 BEDROOMS. Locoted 2157 E. 67th St. This little home" was built in 1942 and has been reduced in price to $11,500. It hos a full basement ond oil heat, Also, see od in Cl tion 42, a

1727 NORTH SPENCER. 4 Bedrooms. This

charming home is only o yeor and a half old. It has a garage. For other details ond the nome of the realtor see the od in Classification 43,

48 EASTERN AVE-—VACANT. To close on estate this good 7-room modern home will be sold for $6,000. Toe make an ape pointment to see this one see od in Clos sification 43,

THERE ARE MORE. . .

MANY MORE . . .

OVER 1,000 HOMES FOR SALE

IN THE BIG Special Real Estate Section of The Times: today. Thi

is section is _aspecially desi to be helpful to folks i ally Suigned homes.

You will find it well worth your

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REAL ESTATE SECTION.

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