Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1952 — Page 13

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his radio station heard." TV and Radio—

Travis Took He Wanted

By. Kathleen WILLIAM TRAVIS is the man who made the little Anderson radio station, WCBC, take a sizable chunk of listening-audience away from the “big boys” and spread to a multiple-city operation—all in two years.

In radio circles and elsewhere, Mr. Travis has made a name for himself and ghe station for which he is general manager. Mr, Travis. came to Indiana from’ New York and St. Louis with a background of more than 168 yedrs in’ all phases of radio broadcasting. He found WCBC severely. handicapped by a ‘“nobeer, no ~ tobaco” advertising policy. The policy remains, but Mr. Travis built a solid- founda- | tion for the station through service and programming to appeal to the masses. The general manager likes the odds high. » » . Sufday’s ‘radio-TV section will earry the public's answer to whether crime shows on TV influence the criminal element. The prize-winning letter in this week’s contest will be published, as well as excerpts from other entries of interest.

“ALL AROUND the Town,” clever interview program broadcast. from points of interest in New York City, premieres at 8 tonight on Channel 6. Cosstarring the popular Mike Wallace and Buff Cobb, the show will rove from the Statue of Liberty to Times Square, presenting interesting people and little-known facts .about the world's largest city. “Mike and Buff” also is seen daily at 1:45 p.m, on Channel 6. »”

” . FOR THRILLS and chills— in a very realistic manner—turn your TV dial to Channel 6 at 10 tonight. This marks the first program titled “Speed Classics” —which replaces the roller dérby. “Classics” presents films of some of the most outstanding stock car, big car and motorcycle races held last year. in First film - shown tonight — will be the 100-Mile National Championship Modified stock car. race at Langhorne, Pa, last year.

~ a . RALPH K. HARRMANN, assistant mmissioner of Labor

for Indiana, will explain the new-ly-created Elevator Safety Subdivision of the Indiana State Labor Division at 10:15 tonight on WFBM., mi

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WILLIAM TRAVIS — He made ._

RALPH HARRMANN — Assistant Commissioner of Labor.

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The show didn’t earry through on its theme—the guest personalities were seldom linked to the city sa-

Blackwood on Bridge—

“Y STILL don't see how I could have lost four trump tricks,” said Mrs. Rhule after she went down 1400 points at her two-club bid. With the op-

luted. '

Prime example is the last show in the series— “Town” saluted | “Times Square, U. 8. A.” and] Faye's guests were Jack Haskell and Connie Russell, who both gained fame in Chicago.

TV Tips

KEN MURRAY . .. Guest appearances by Carmen Cavallero, Johnny Desmond, Ann Dvorak, Victory Jory and Nina (Honey Bear) Warren, and a TV record-

light the show ... CH. 6, 7 p. m. SHOW OF SHOWS, .. Marguerite Piazza, lovely operatic soprano featured regularly on the show, will be the hostess and star of the week ... CH, 10, 8 p. m.

On the Air

OUT OF THE SHADOW ... A transcribed drama, with Ralph Bellamy as narrator, shows how a social worker at a state hospital helps ex-patient Pete Barrows with the job problem he faces after recovery ... . WIBC, 8 p. m, MENTAL HEALTH . .. Judge Luther Youngdahl, who fought a winning battle for better mental hospitals while governor of Minnesota, will be heard .. . WFBM, 6:15 p. m. TARZAN ... Tarzan engages if} a fight to the finish with a mysterious killer, seven feet tall , , . WFBM, 7:30 p. m. ORCHESTRAS OF THE WORLD . .. Ward Glenn will present recordings by the French National - Symphony orchestra, conducted by Roger Desormiere. They will play four musical tableaux from the opera “Le Coq D'Or” , . WIRE, 7:30 p. m, GANGBUSTERS . .. "The Case of the ‘Icemen’,” in which a struggling young actress becomes a fence for a gang of jewel thieves, is related . . . WFBM, 8p. m. - JUDY CANOVA .. . Judy and her boy friend confuse a quizmaster .on “The June Bride Program” .., WERE, 8 p. m, ERs VAUGHN MONROE... Rober-

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posing clubs divided 3-3 it does seem unlikely that the defenders could win four tricks in the suit, But they did. And six other tricks as well. “May I ask why you felt called upon to enter the bidding at al?” inquired Mr.

6 Mr. Champion | Champion nastily. “Why I had 15 points,” reJiise Mrs. Rhule in a surprised one.

MR. CHAMPION was unimpressed. “I am more interested,” he said, coldly, “in how many tricks you won,” Not a

opening bid all right, but you had a lousy over-call when they had shown strength and I had shown nothing.” The result seemed to bear out Mr. Champion's criticism.

Smile and Be Safe, Confab Advises

BOSTON (UP)—A man Js less likely to have accidents if his wife gives him a cheery send-off in the

Safety Conference, Arthur A. Hansen, supervising engineer of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co., said personal

“accident proneness attitude.”

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Mrs. Rhule's Foolish Bid Costs Team 1400 Points

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NOW the old master cashed the ace of spades, then the king of diamonds and followed with another diamond, Keen won with the jack and ace and shifted to a heart. This Mr. Dale ruffed with the of clubs. Mrs. Rhule over-ruffed the ace of clubs and led a small club, Mrs, Keen with the eight and got out of the. lead with another; heart. She then held the king-10 of clubs over Mrs. Rhule’s 'jacknine for two more sure tricks in the suit, ;

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During the months of May and June many children have parties for their classmates. Florence Bruenig made these little slate favors for her school party. Slate is a bluish-gray rock which splits easily into lay-

favers use black construction paper for the slate, and cut it about 3 by 4 inches with rounded corners. Using one piece

you will have guests with a few spare ones. Now, use the same outline on construction paper and cut a brown piece for every black piece, only cut the centers out of the brown pieces to make a frame as shown above. With red or-yellow yarn and a needle, whip with an over

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Local Catholic Women On National Board - =

Mrs. William W. Miller, president of the Indianapolis Archdiocesan Council ‘Women, has been named a member of the Lay Committee of the National Center of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. The 27 other Catholics appoint. ed to the committee include Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, playwright and former.congresswoman, New York, i Mrs. Miller, member of the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, lives at 4326 Broadway. She and other committee members are asked to encourage the Catholic laity to write for current publications, speak at public confraternity meetings and make personal contacts. :

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