Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1950 — Page 55

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: Music Amazing Mr. Malose Salute fhe Show Mick Carte _

a " Rosoryisfs Salle Sam Spade Slop fhe Music MewsGuest Star Lower Basin Sireel 3 Dave Rose Show “Kiwanis Chorus 0 Sophey RS i by Yolorans The Saint - - ign 8 ce Family Theale = + © Tony Martin a Sam Spade ~ gs Harriott Parsons * :30 Horace Held! Show Saheel Hioker American ihen Crossroads NBC Symphony Nu CC Wn Fielding Ellet . : “7100 Contented Hour This Is Europe Jack Paar Ginny Simms a git . at en Voice of Prophecy =" 30 br. Klidare California Caravan Bob Crosby Show " American Album us Le ,- aa Errand of Morey agin Wows Headlines Glen Wikion Wows Hour of SL. Franchs Jack Parr 10% Lonnie Herman Quin. Washinglon Report Carmen Cavallare Yu 230 Gow Witla rh. Youlh for Christ Mesic You Remember Essie Haydon Bob Crety a Revival Cone Mewi0OC chess Doveminaloai Orch ~~ lems Matmmun Dance Orchesira in. 251 St. Saphist Meloy al. * MONDAY'S PROGRAMS WFSM 1260 “ne 1070 WIRE 1430 wish 1310 WILY 15% mv—100 CBS Mutua) NBO 67%, ec 1 The Wl Dice Four Daws Patrol [TT Foon oon Sign On—ton Ola) aed Solas Music—Maxwell . i Choretime

“0 id ew 7:15 toosior Hoadtines Time--Tunes —

News—Time-s- Tunes

World News Roundup News—Faulkner Show News—Sun Dial News ord Yow 3 .- .-

_ Cadle Tabernacle

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On H the Air

® a or “story na a I who has culture, beauty

evil, will be dramatized . . WIRE

1 pm. DATE WITH MUSIC — Four excerpts fro mthe background musie of the film “Destination Moon,” will be featured. Concert selections are the Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in E . Flat major by Beethoven, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No:—5 in D major, and the Sibelius Sym—phony No. 7 in € majors; + WFBM 2 pm. HARVEST OF STARS—Bari- | tone John Tyers will offer two songs by Rudolph Friml, “The Song of the Vagabonds” and “Ma Belle” Dorothy Warenskjold, soprano, sings “On Wings of Song” and “The Waltz Song.” Orchestral numbers are Kreisler's “I jebesfreud” and “You and the Night and the Music.” WIRE 4:30 pm.—WLW 5:30 p.m. GLENN OSSER MUSIC—Ballads, popular tunes and light classical numbers will be presented by the Glenn Osser orchestra.. . . WISH 5:30 pm. ... PERCY FAITH ORCHESTRA —Guest singer for tonight's program is Amanda Ledesma, popular ‘South American vocalist. Her songs include “Quien Sera?” “Adios Pampa Mia” and “Caminto” The orchestra will play; “Faling in Love With Love,” “Beyond the Sea” and “Tea for Two” ... WFBM 7 pm. NBC SYMPHONY — Baritone] Robert Merrill and Antal Dorati,| conductor of the _ Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, are guests with the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Merrill offers the 1 Pagliacci, »

Straus tone poem “Don Jaun” “Empetor Waltz” by + a. Strauss . . . WIRE 7:30

Today

BLISS ARCHER—The popey family comedy series re-| turns to the air with the original

WFBM 8 p. m.

classic and prophetic tale written in 1869 by Jules Verne, “Twenty Thousand Leagues Upder the Sea,” will be dramatized. Otto Kruger has the lead role. WIBC 8 pm. AMERICAN ALBUM OF FAMILIAR MUSIC—Returning to the gir after a summer vacation, the program will begin its 20th year on radio with substantially the same format. Artists who

show are: Thomas L. Thomas, baritone; Felix Knight, tenor; Margaret Daum, soprano, Jean Dickenson, coloratura suprano; Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Arden and Arden, duo-pianists, and Gustave Haenschen orchestra. WIRE 8:30 p.m,~WLW 9:30 p.m. THIS IS EUROPE — The French Boys’ Choir, “The Little Singers of the Cross of the Woods,” will be featured on to‘night's ‘broadcast. The group is famous for its religious and folk

radio” east of Janet Waldo, Sam|™ Edwards and Irene Tedrow . . .

FAMILY THEATER — The

will be heard regularly on the|

Godirey to Return

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:112:20 Bride to Be

—112:55 Dugout Dope ——— Mystery ———— 1:10 News-Sports 10:30 Jury Trials | 1:20 Fans in the 11:00 Carnivel T Stands 12m Spotlight

Coliseum, starting next Sunday evening and continuing Tough |

Friday, Sept. 8.

=— Hard Cash Pays In Folding Money

Dayton Man Builds

Business on Old Coins,

DAYTON, 0. (UP) Aug. 26— James Kelly, ‘Dayton’'s professional numismatist, makes his

hard -cash; “He does right well, too. : From his three-room suite in a bank building, Mr. Kelly conducts | one of the .country’s largest rare! coin businesses. With two regular office helpers and two more part time, Kelly also puts out a monthly trade publication, “Coins and Chatters,” that has world-wide

Mr. Kelly, who says he came; into the business “the hard way —through books,” thinks it’s useless to look for valuable coins in your own pocket. “l don’t even check my own cange, "” Mr. Kelly said, “In my years in the coin business I don't think I've bought over $2500 worth of stuff from non-collect-ors.” Some Suggestions Although Mr. Kelly thinks publicity is bad for his trade (“We get flooded with junk”), he consented to give the following list to amateur Sherlocks of the rare doubloon: The 1916 quarter with the standing Liberty, (Worth $5). The 1914 Lincoln cent, mint stamp “D,” and the 1908 Lincoln cent, mint stamp “8.” (Worth about $1 each.) The 1916 dime, mint stamp “D. " (Worth $2.) The age of a coin doesn't faean, much when figuring its value, Mr. | Kelly says. ! “A 1942 dime that has been struck over a 1941 model will sell for around $12.50, yet some of the oldest Greek coins won't sell for more than that” he pointed out. How much a coin has been circulated also figures into its worth, Travel Required “Take the 1799 large cent, for example; uncirculated, it brings around $2000; badly worn, it's worth only $25” Mr, Kelly said. . Mr. Kelly entered” the business during the depression, when most brothers couldn't spare a dime, even a dirty old rare one. Mr. Kelly's business requires a lot of travel, wood for the Adoph Menjou sale in June. He'll be at the national numismatic convention in Milwaukee in August and in Europe

gike-Testing Lane Just Like Grownups CHICAGO, Aug. 26 Bchool children’s bicycles now

have to pass-through a test lane! just like their fathers’ autome-

The first, of the: bicycle anes) was opened at an Se ~chovl.

WCPO-TV—Channel 7

SUNDAY

17 00 Films 7:00 Rhythm Rodeo | 1: 45 Spotlight . 7:30 Sit or Miss { 00 Films 800 Chinatown 7 00 Carnival

10:00 Western Time 5 30 Inside

11:45 Joan Edwards 9: 00 The Ruggles 12a Quartet 9:30 Plainclothes 12:15 News Mon 10:00 Hands of

1:30 Gionts-Reds 12:15 Joan Edwards.

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1400 Talent Time om- Detective otf

“Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" returns to the air Tuesday after a summer vacation. The program, heard over WFBM at 7:30 p. m., features singers and musicians who are not amateurs_but who have not yet reached stardom.

6:30 Hold That 12:30 News-Sign Off | "Camera WCPO-TV—Channel 7 ‘MONDAY 600 Merry Go 1:40 News-Sports Round 1:50 Fans in the 7:00 Coco the Stands i Clown 2:00 Giants-Reds 8:00 News 4:30 Music Shop 8:10 Exercises 5:55 News | 8:15 Movie 600 Capt. Video | 9:30 Coffee Club 7:25 Sports | 10:30 Ballroom 7:30 Al Morgan | 11:00 Kitchen Show 8:00 Wrestling 12a Marry Go 10:00 Boxing 11ASTV Theater | 125 ad Dope "12:30 News- wu WLW-T—Channel 4 | SUNDAY 12:15 Movie 6:30 Aldrich Family | 1:00 Tumbleweed 7:30 Bill Stern

song presentations. , . . WIBC 9 pom. : MONDAY PHILLIES-CUBS — Bert Wilson will present a play-by-play account of the game from Chicago’'s Wrigley Field . . . WXLW 1:30 p.m.

‘First Cancer Institute Started in New England

BOSTON, Aug. 26 (UP) Ground-has been broken for the Deaconess’ Canéer Research Inu| SHS, the first New devoted exclusively

to She -detéction , and study ‘of The U. 8. Public H Commission granted $485,004 for con-

Pm—WLW 830 pan.

WFBM-TV—Channel 6

SUNDAY 2 3:45 Roving Camera 8:15 TeleNews

struction of the

400 H. Cossidy 8:30 Women in 5:10 Jr. Matinee News 5:30 Mystery 8:45 Safest Way Theater 9:00 Break, Bank 6:00 Beat the Clock 9:30 What's My 6:30 Super Circus Line {| 7:00TV Theater 10:00 Sign Off 8:00 H'wood Reet . — WFBM-TV~~Channel 6 MONDAY 6:35 Film Feature 8:05 Sports 6:45 TeleNews 8:10 Mud Hens7:00 Ghuckwoagon Indians Toles 10:30 Preview 8:00 Guys Goats 4

| Theater 8:00 Masterpiece | 2:00 TV Travelogue Playhouse i 2:30 Comedy Films 9:00 Dave Gorrowey| 3:00 Meet, Public 10:00 Newsreel 3:15 Film Feature 10:15 Preview

11:45 Weather 5:30 H. Coy

WLW. T—Channel 4

: MONDAY {11:00 Rhythm Plus 6:30 R. Quinlan 12a Fifty Club 6:45 News 1:00 Tele-Kitchen 7:00 Menasha the 2:00 Cowley's Alley Magnificent | 3:00 Rita Hackett 7:30 Voice of i 3.45 Teen Canteen Firestone 4:00 TV.Rangers 8:00 Lights Out

4:30 Howdy Doody 8:30 Wrestling 5:00 Cactus Jim 10:00 Open House 530TV - 11:00 6:00 City Final "11:10

Yor Benshazand Wis Band-wil 4 provide music for the State | Fair's annual horse show in the |

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Classification 54A,

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IN WANAMAKER VILLAGE—Brick veneer

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2464-66 PARK AVE —Cican as a pin, this “6-room modern double i in excellent

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2953 N. OLNEY—3 Bedrooms. Here is @

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2565 S. RITTER—ROOM TO ROAM-—This

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1731 SOUTHVIEW DRIVE. This beoutiful -

5-room home is located in on exclusive suburban neighborhood; $6,000 will hondls. Ths price is for below current building costs. See od in Classification 46.

4020 BOWMAN-—University Heights. Near Indiena Central Colfege you wit! find this S-room ‘modern home in good shape. It hoi @ new roof ond has been recently " painted. See the ad in Classification 46,

BEAUTIFUL 5-Room brick veneer home, has @ garage to mate! “ton. Some of the special points ere: Rec~ .reation reom, sun room, floored ettic; the

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1220 CARROLLTON--Nice 7-room modern home. This place is ideal for a large family or income. It has oil heat and 14 baths. Yours for only $6250. See ud in classification 42.

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JOHN STRANGE AREA—2'; Baths—4 bedrooms—dan. This center hall home, located ‘ot 6085 Olney, hos a black gloss “fireplace and carpeting. See detailed od in Classification 42.

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4300 EAST— Exceptional 6-room bungalow. 4 Besides gos haut ond @ ‘garage there ore ay three other out buildings’ For en item- § ized description see the od in classication SAA. =

CONTRACT TERMS—2825 N. New Jersey. This three bedroom home offers @ lot of i space and- convenience for a growing fam. ily. See the od in classification 42. 3

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