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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAB MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1852. Radlo-TV m-hll-M PAC3 11 ment could be yours than per tidpating in the perpetuation of this hallowed shrine," Mrs. Pat ton told the Daughters. Your Radio And Television Programs For Monday r-TV SERVICE-! DAR Congress Will Open 61st Session Tonight Washington (AP) Nearly 2,000 advance delegates had registered last night for the 61st Continental Congress of the 'Phone Hour' In 13th Year ONE OF radio's outstanding-concert halls of the air, The Telephone Hour, will itart Hi All Makes mnd Maetb Skinnsr fttih Ca. Jt N.

Capital Ave. LI. 9019 Huge Airlift Brings In 31st Planes At Atterbury Every 15 Minutes Camp Atterbury, Ind. (SpU First units of the 31st (Dixie) Infantry Division began pouring out of C-124 Globemasters here early this morning in the largest round-the-clock airlift ever attempted by the United States Army. This morning's arrivals were the first of 9,000 troops being flown here from San Angelo (Tex.) Air Force Base.

Ninety-two flights one every 15 minutes will arrive today, 98 to 13th consecutive year tonight (8 p.m., WIRE-NBC). Basso Ezio Daughters of the American Revolution which formally opens tonight Between 3,000 and 4,000 are expected. Pinza will be guest soloist lor the anniversary program. A special trainload made a pilgrimage yesterday to Valley TONIGHT Forge, where under the leadership of Mrs. James B.

Pat-ton of Columbus, DAR President General, yiey dedicated a room in the memorial bell tower which the DAR is building. "No more significant achieve- Among Pinza a solos will be "Si Tra I Ceppi" from Handel's opera "Berenice," "In Questa Tomba Oscura" by Beethoven and the popular song "I Still See from "Paint Your Wagon." Donald Vorhees will conduct the orchestra in Gliere's "Sailor's Dance" tfrom "The Red Poppy," the Overture to "Zampa" by Herold and ballet music from Delibes "Sylvia." ALSO ON THE AIR: Mwfci a mt Asc r.a wt cc wfim iih as wise uti tutmi wni isti Pastor's Study Farm Journal Early Birds News; F. Collins News; Mike Dunn US Indiana Farmer Gibson Show Morn. Devotions Oscar Cooley Mike Dunn Show II 1 Bill Faulkner Dawn Back to Bible Reveille Revelry Mike Dunn Show II Faulkner; Weath. Dawn Patrol Back to Bible Reveille Revelry Mike Dunn Show II News; Faulkner World News World News.

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5554 34 SOUTH IAST ST. MONDAY NIGM I MutoA wink. wwW-twmw George Murphy In Radio Theater's adaptation of "Royal Wed morrow and 90 Wednesday. The Globemasters, of the 18th Air Force Troop Carrier Wing, carry 200 fully equipped each. Dixie Division troops will be living in barracks for the first time since their activation a year ago.

The 31st Alabama and Mississippi National Guard before being called into active service is the first division at Atterbury since the 28th (Keystone) Division left for Germany last September. vHk eMMM VsarbtM MHMi BELL TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA ALUMINUM SIDING Mil ISTMATIS ding" (8 p.m., WFBM-CBS). The two play a brother and sister musical comedy team booked for performances in London. Mezzo soprano Rise Stevens will chdose Mio Fernando" from Donizetti's opera "La Fa vorita," Kern's "Look for the Silver Lining," the sentimental "Sweet and Low" and the rhythmic "Siboney" as her solos with the Symphony Orchestra Mlm RMfiRi ft Cs. rm.

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A true mystery of murder at sea one of the strangest ever recorded will be reborn on Suspense with Richard Widmark in the starring role of "Mate Bram" (7 p.m., WFBM-CBS). A salute to the circus and a bow to Patriots' Day will be the center attractions on the Band of America (8:30 p.m., WIRE-NBC). WFBM-TV LEADERS: With John Forsythe as Captain MacKenzie and Joe Maross in the featured role of Sgt Ek-land, Pat Frank's new novel "Hold Back the Night" will receive a full-hour video treatment on Studio One (9 p.m.). Burgess Meredith will be seen In "Decision." story of a man's inner conflict between his self-respect and his desires, on Video Theater (7 p.m.). Caught in the act of hiding an assortment of clocks and bric-a-brac, Lucy will be suspected by Ricky of being a kleptomaniac, during I Love Lucy (8 p.m.).

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News; Previews Variety Hour Music; News Ray Robbins Record Party NiehtOwlT Sign Off Sign Off 12:00 Sign Off 12:00 Sign Off Sign Off 2 a.m. Sign Off 12-30 BOB BELL, MASTER OF CEREMONIES, CONGRATULATING MRS. DONALD D. DENNIS, 960 N. ARLINGTON AVE.

WINNER OF s15000 IN GROCERIES AND A s2500 DEFENSE BOND ON STANDARD'S EXCITING NEW WFBM-TV MON. THRU 4:30 TO 4:45 P.M TV Station License Freeze Lifted By FCC Dealers To Discuss Tire Price Controls told in "Operation Hike," with June Lockhart in the role Susie Parker, operator of a Red Cross canteen, on the Robert Montgomery Theater (8:30 p.m.). Price controls and other topics affecting the tire industry will be discussed at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at a meeting of Indiana tire dealers, recappers nd manufac Concluded From Page 1 those from 14 to 82 are in the UHF range. TO RECEIVE the new UHF channels, a converter must be installed on present television sets.

Conversion cost estimates range from $10 $50, depending on the set and the number BRANDS YOU MM-ALWAYS FMCD LOW PERMA-CRETE drives "PKOVEN OVM THI Y5AM" Ara Onrutud bartbl aad Daattam NO DOWN PAYMtNl rnr.t estimates moMFT bebvici TRI-STATEC0NSTRUCTI0NC0. Sol Producers of PERMA.CRETI 100 E. SBtb tjgl Nit. OU tes? turers' representatives at the Claypool HoteJ. tit UTfrV See it Try it! nnn- of UHF channels the owner wants.

Here is a complete list of the channel numbers (other than Indianapolis) allocated for this state; with denoting the educational type: Anderson, 61; Angola, 15; Bedford, 39; Bloomington, 4, X-30, 36; Columbus, 42; Connersville, 38; Elkhart, Evansville, 7, 50, X-56, 62; Fort Wayne, 21, X-27, 33; Gary, 50, X-66; Han mond, 56; Jasper, 19; Kokomo, 31; Lafayette, X-47, 59; Lebanon, 18; Logansport, 51; Madison, 25; Marion, 29; Michigan City. 62; Muncie, 49, 55, X-71; Richmond, 32; Shelbyville, 58; South Bend, 34, X-40, 46; Tell City, 31; Terre Haute, 10, X-57, 63; Vincennes, 44, and Washington, 60. The FCC imposed the "freeze" in September, 1948.1 THE FINAL allotment for the state is an increase of three over the 45 channels tentatively proposed for Indiana a year ago. Indianapolis, Muncie and Gary each gained one channel over the previous proposal. There now are 15 applications for new television stations in the state on file with the FCC.

Robert W. Lemon, manager of WTTV, said it probably will be six months to a year before that station changes over from Channel 10 to Channel 4. He said he believes that in not the prime one. Many applicants have bought their equip-1 ment in advance, and the National Production Authority has promised that what new TV outlets need for construction will be forthcoming. Fights over choice channels may be the big delaying factor.

THE CHANNEL allocation table involves an intermixture of VHF and UHF channels in many places, a plan opposed by some segments of the industry, but which will not 'make any existing receiver obsolete. It is generally expected that combination VHF-UHF sets will be on the market in the not too distant future, and that exclusive UHF receivers, for exclusive UHF communities, will be put into production. Berne Church Razed By Fire Berne, Ind. (SpU A $75,000 fire destroyed the Berne Church of The Nazarene early yesterday, forcing, its congregation to hold Easter services in the community auditorium. The fire, which apparently started in the basement soon after midnight, burned six hours.

Its cause was not learned. Decatur and Geneva fire departments were called to help the entire fire-fighting force of Berne combat the blaze. A heavy rain hampered the efforts of firemen, who were unable to halt the blaze before the roof and part of the walls collapsed. No firemen were hurt. The church, built in 1931 and remodeled in 1945, was of frame construction with stone siding, and stood at the north edge of the business district.

Its pastor, the Rev. William Brace, who estimated the loss as approximately $75,000, said ft was one-third covered by insurance. The minister said he would meet with his congregation tonight to plan building a new church. mm uliro Mil ONLY YilO $1-WEEK :0 Jgg Small Ptatfo I HI Terms almost every instance, persons with the Channel 10 antennae will, with minor adjustments, be able to continue using them to pick up WTTV on Channel 4. He pointed out also that Channel 10 was allocated to Terre Haute under the new setup.

LEMON SAID the change will co-ordinated with other stations and will be made at a time directed by the FCC. The order means that almost all Americans in time will be within range of a television station. At present, only about half the American population mainly in large cities or nearby areas-' can get television shows. Now the door is open to station? in 1,291 communities, carefully scattered to cover the country adequately. OPEN THURS.

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THIS IS TO ALLOW time for the filing of new applications and the refiling of pending applications on newly-revised forms, a process which will have the effect of putting all competing applicants, new and old, on the same footing when their bids are considered. However, the commission emphasized that when it starts processing the applications for grants on July 1, it is going to give first attention to those areas now without any TV service, and to those communities which will be strictly on UHF. The question of materials is and religious organizations. 1 Painful Shot Friction, Lifti Prissuri In A Jiffy 2, Rimovn Corns Oni ol tho Quick lit Wiyi Known To Midicil Sdonco 3, Steps Corns IEP0RE They Onoloa. Eisos How or Tight Shoot No otlMf method dot to much and ooata ao Uttlt Suptr-SaI Dr.

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