Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1952 — Page 11

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MONDAY, SEPT. 1, 1952

TV and Radio—

Godfrey “Takes Lion's Share of TV

By KATHLEEN

ACCORDING to numerous

press releases sent out by the CBS Television network, the

- fans just can’t get enough of

your iIriend and mine, Godfrey.

Arthur

So... . the fabulous redhead came back from his vacation to- | day to start an expanded day- . °

time schedule. From now on Artha’ not only will be heard but seen from 9:15 to 10 a. m. each Monday and

Wednesday and from 9 to 10 each Tuesday and Thursday on Chan- . mel 6 and WFBM,

- o . ART LINKLETTER'S “House Party,” with all the hi-jinks, informality and fun its sponsor claims for it, made its television debut at 145 p. m. today on Channel 6. Not varying much from the radio version, “Party” will feature “People in the News,” presenting ordinary people rocketed to extraordinary fame overnight through some quirk of fate -—such as Capt. Carlsen of the Flying Enterprise, or. the poor, aged farm couple bequeathed $100,000 by a stranger they

_ helped change a tire 40 years ago.

Naturally, the time-tested interviews with the youngest grandmother, youngest mo

BOY FRIEND — Ernest Whitman is the talented actor who plays Bill, boyfriend of "Beulah," that shrewd domestic worker to. whom no complicated situation is a stumper. The pair is heard each week night at 10:30 on WFBM.

and ‘oldest fatner will be a reg-|

ular feature, also. EJ » »

“RADIO THEATER,” long-| time Monday night favorite, is

Man Here Dies At Wife's Grave

Emil R, Elder, 4726 College Ave, died yesterday in Crown Hill while placing flowers on his wife's grave. Mr, Elder, who was 61, apparently was the victim of 8 heart attack, police said.

A. retired salesman, Mr. Elder lived here all his life. He was a member of

TV for '53—

From Pacifi Long a leader on the Pacific Coast, Hoffman Easy Vision Television has -been introduced to

dealers here by Richard T. Keough, Appliance manager for

Scottish Rite,|the Graybar Co., 1300 W. 16th

Murat Shrine and the Center g¢

Masonic Lodge. Services will be at Flanner and

Buchanan Mortuary, the time to) be. announced later. Burial willigcreen.

be in Crown Hill,

He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Sada Jolley and Mrs. A. W. Eberhardt, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Katherine Schmidt

Dies in Beech Grove " Mrs. Katherine Ahna Schmidt,

day in her home, 157 8. Ninth Ave, ‘Beech Grove. ; Mrs. Schmidt was born in In-| dianapolis near 10th St. and Arlington Ave. Three sons, Ernest, Raymond and John, all of Beech

Grove, survive. Her husband, Henry, a farmer and later a worker in Big Four’s. Beech

Grove shops, died about 20 years ago. ! Services for Mrs. Schmidt will be at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in Beech Grove Methodist Church, with burial in Crown Hill,

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by The oard of School Commissioners of the ity of odiansgous, i until 6:30 oeloek C8.T. o'clock p. m. C.D.T.) Bd tuesday. September 9, 1952, on the folwin

Furnishing and installing cabinets - in Foods Laboratory (Room 118) at Arsenal hnical Schoo!

All in Laut with plans and specisations on file in the office of the . Meridian Street, Indianaposly "ime B

oard reserves the right to accept eject any or all bids. oF TEC SCHOOL MMISSIO O CITY OF IN YANAPOLIS M. V. Bailey, Business Manager Apt 18. 1952

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed Jrohosale will be received by! e Boar School Commissioners of e City of Indianapolis, Indiana, at th office of said Board, 150 North Meridian Stresh Jadisnapolis. Indiana, whith % 30) M. (CST) or 7:30 P. M. (DS.T a September 9, 1063, ad will bs| publicly opened and read aloud. Bids r Selved later than the above time will Toe |

returned unopen all cover the Remodeling ind Aerations in the Old School Bulld-| Mi 6; and Arsenal Technical High gchoo Treadwell Hall) Classrooms, for he Dh lation of Electrical and Plumbing Systems. All to be constructed in full accordance with this notice, instructions to bidders, contracts and plans and specifications as - Jrepared by Bevington, Taggart 50 Fowler, Inc. Consulting Eneers, 730 K of P Building,

Indianapo~

Pian The Contract Documents, including drawings and specifications, are on file

at the office of the Board of School Commissioners, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana; Bevington, Tagart & Fowler, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 30 K of P Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, State Board of Health and the Btate Board of Accounts, Copies may be obned from the Engineers. Each proposal must be enclosed in a Sealed envelope propels marked with the ranch or bran es of work to which the bid relates, and the name and place of business of the bidder. Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on proposal blanks in Acrgraanes with, diana Form No. y Questionnaire Form No. 96A, Ind ied State Board of Accounts, and Non-Col Affidavit, required under the Statutes of Indiana. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a deposit of an acceptable certified or cashier's Schon made payable to the Board of 1

hool Commissioners of the Ctly of InARADONS in the amount of not less than five (5%) pen cent of the total bid Het, or a satisfai factory bid bond executed the bidder and a surety company. in amount equal to 5 per cent of the

The Contractor to whom an award is made will be required to furnish an acptable surety bond in the amount of ne Hundred (100%) per cent of the Contract Price t is expel agreed that time Is he essence of the contract to be made or this Work, e¢ Contractor to whom o contract is awarded shall commence ately and fully complete

ble School Commissioners of of , Indianapolis reserves the the do reject al all bids or waive y in ormaities, "No. bidder oS with

aw hs bid for period rty-five Bret. after Gate a. for the opening aE DOaRD PF SCHOOL

IRSIONE R18 THE ERY or

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SPECIAL NOTICE To All Merchants, Manufacturers

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The first thing one notices about the Hoffman, Mr. Keough pointed out, is the golden colored While this gives the turned-off set a ‘distinctive appearance, it’s not the purpose of the color.

It’s designed to change the or-

£ dinary television light from glar‘ling blue to the color of natural {light, making for greater con{trast and definition.

Two models of chassis are offered, The QXP is intended for

Cabinet models have two: speaks lers, one for treble and one for bass. Cabinets provide - mahogany finishes for traditional surroundings, and modern finishes. for contemporary rooms. Limed oak, maple and cherry are provided

shopping around, without luck, for a succesor to William Keighley, narrator. Cecil B. DeMille doesn’t appear to be slated for his former job; as the show's emcee. u " » ABC-TV is considering a aniqwe) sports series. The nétwork would carry a series of boxing matches fought ‘inside a studio, with champion | boxers from abroad competing.

2 » = CBS, apparently taking this TV business seriously, is making

multi-million dollar plans for gigantic TV plants in Chicago and | Washington to match its almost completed TV City in Hollywood.

8 » ” DANNY THOMAS, who recently gave Saturday night's “All Star Revue” the go-by, has bowed off TV completely. The comic feels his acts, great in ~might clubs, are distorted beyond recognition because of the| limitations of commercial telecast-

ing.

” = - THE COMIO strips continue to be a big source for TV material. Among the epics being seriously considered for lensing are Blondie” and ‘Rex Morgan, M.

CBS Is framing a theater unit around the characters on the TV show “Amos 'N’ Andy” with . an

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Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Winans

Services for Mrs: Earlton 8. (Lena) Winans, 352 N. Ritter Ave,, will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel. Burial will follow in Washington Park. Mrs. Winans § was killed and her husband seriously injured in a two-car crash north of Lebanon on U, 8, 52 Saturday. Mrs. Winans,

Mrs. Winans

Irvington Presbyterian Church, | Naomi Chapter of Order of Eastern Star, Indianapolis White {Shrine of Jerusalem, past queen |of Koran Temple, Daughters of the Nile, Women’s Benefit Asso- | ciation and the Macabees. She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Glen B. Hueston, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Hull, Noblesville, and a brother, George M. Nelson, Los Angeles.

8 Killed in Blast

ATHENS, Greece—Eight sailors were killed and 38 others injured when a fire exploded dynamite in the naval arsenal at

_ lof 5160 Rosslyn Ave. Services 1 {p.m . Wednesday,

Local Deaths

MISS PHYLLIS CALLIE JONES, 36, Noblesville. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Moore and Kirk North Chapel, Burial in Washington Park. : ” " - VERNON L. DU SANG, 73,

Conkle West

Michigan St. Funeral Home. Burial in Chesterfield. ” ” 8 AMOS PEDIGO, 74, Carmel,

retired owner of Drive-in-Market at 54th St. and College Ave. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in Crown Hill,

FR ‘MRS. ROBERT E. (EDITH) CREIGHTON, 72, of 1448 N.

Delaware St. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow, Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary. Burial in Old Maple-

wood, Anderson. 2 os ”

MRS. BENJAMIN (GOLDIE) RILEY, 45, of 2525 Boulevard Place. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, New ‘Bethel Church. Burial in Crown Hill. :

2 s - MRS. DOVIE WEEDEN, 64, of 826 W. 25th St. Services 10 a. m. Thursday, Eastern Star Baptist Church, King & King Funeral {Home in charge. Burial, Floral Park.

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