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'HTI'I 1 1 T-T i i i i i i i i I i I i i I "k' ii i a) nnn'urn il i iryu ag ul agy Tuesdoy, May 30, 1950 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS m1 wrw rrf Page 23 SO IT AIMT AVAPISON VyS-SPlDCRT ITS SEAimWl, Kift I CI SOCKM C'MOhi, J2 SOUARE Vf0 -OOOTff I A DTP VVAITIN il(mm Jm- jl tiger hocuevalue sR pW Xli4 marcwvwsicv pfew BIG BEN BOLT P.M. WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WXLW 1590 NBC ABC CBS MBS A Girt Marriei Request Time Make It Music Easy Doei It Baseball Scores ortla FacM Request Time Make It Music Easy Does It Reds-Cubs lult PlalD 8111 Request Time Make It Music Easy Does It Reds-Cuhs :45 Reponer Farrell Request Time Make It Musw Easy Does It Reds-Cuhs :0 Music Billboard Green Hornet Make It Music Easy Does It Reds-Cubs 5.Z Iuslc Kllboard Green Hornet Spinning Wheel Easy Does It Reds-Cuhs :30 Dinner Wlaner Jack Armstrong Curt Massey Easy Does It Reds-Cubs News Sports Jack Armstrong News (Thomas) Easy Does It Pasehall Scores i0 Light Up Time Luke Walton News News (Lewis) News Music 6:15 World News News Jack Smith News Speedway News :30 Don't Quote Me Counterspy Club 15 News (Heatter) Seven Stars :5 Nws Counterspy News (Murrow) Fox's Dfn Seven Stars Cavalcade This Is Story Mystery Theater Sammy Kaye News Music Cavalcade Unexpected Mystery Theater Tello-Tet Music You Want Light Concert Baseball Game The Norths Platter Party Music You Want Light Concert Baseball Game The Norths Platter Party Sign Off Bob Hope Baseball Game Life With Luigi Platter Party WFBM TV 8 'If Bob Hope Baseball Game Life With Luigi Platter Party jjj Penny Singleton Baseball Chatter This, Your Life Official Dick I Long Road Penny Singleton Baseball Scores This, Your Life Official Dick Vcnri'1 :00 Big Town Baseball Game Maisie News (Edwards) ss-sun oh 9:15 Km I own Baseball Game Maisie I Love a Mystery People are Funny Baseball Game Crime Don't Pay Experts Murder rr. 'A5 People are Fusny Basphall Game Crime Don't Pay Experts News Baseball Game News News Lonesome Gal Baseball Game Bandstand Lanny Ross Memory Music Baseball Game Beulah Behind Story a :4 Memory Muslr Baseball Game To Veterans Hymns of Faith SiStJ-iTrh "iV News Sportsmn Variety Hour News James 4 Star Feature n''H Morton Downey Variety Hour Harrv James 4 Star Feature The Low Down Variety Hour Tex Renek? 4 Star Feature p- 45 The Low Down Variety Hour Tex Beneke 4 Star Feature WEDNESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS THOSE ARE THE ONLY IT LOOUKEWE I HOT HOR5g9 WE HAVE LEFT, COT AT A I DRESSED YT- 4 Mi, BUT THEY DOK'T A 6AD 2 Radio High Light TI ESDAY NIGHT 5:30 WISH-ABC, "Special De-liver'" is the Green Hornet story about an international situation. 6:30 WFBM-CBS, An encore of a five-minute production of the song, "Old Glory," will be performed on the Club 15 show. 7:00 WIRE-NBC, Barbara Bel Geddes stars on Cavalcade of America.

7:30 WFBM-CBS, Mr. and Mrs. Protestant Newspaper Is Planned North investigate "The Tip-Off." 8:30 WIBC-MBS. Official Detective proves money is no cure for juvenile brat. 8:30 WFBM-CBS, Ralph Edwards has a 60-year-old guest skier on his last This Is Your Life show of the season.

11:13 WIRE-NBS, "A Little Bit Independent," "It Isn't Fair." "I Still Get a Thrill" and "A Perfect Day" sung by Morton Downey. City, County Churches Plan Summer Schools Twelve Hoosiers are among the incorporators of a new international Protestant newspaper, The Protestant World. The new newspaper has absorbed the Protestant Voice, published in Ft. Wayne, and publication of the weekly paper is scheduled to start in October of this of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis. Professor Frank Beck, Indiana University; the Rev.

Matthew Cavell, pastor of the First Pres hyterian Church, Evansvillej David Hogg, Ft. Wayne; the Rev, C. L. Howland, Free Methodist Church, Winona Lake; Clyde Wt Meredith, president of Taylor Unhersity, and Greg Moore, International Convention of Disciples of Christ, Indianapolis; H. B.

McCormick, president of the L'nited Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis; the Rev. P. W. Thomas, editor of Pilgrim Holiness Advocate, Indianapolis; the Rev. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor Rainbow Veterans to Hold Spring Party Each summer most Marion County churches conduct summer church schools for th training of their children.

This summer 123 churches will oper- 27 IU Physicians, 10 Nurses to Be on Speedway Duty year. The World will carry news of i all denominations and plans to i employ experienced newspaper- men throughout the world. The Hoosier incorporators in- elude Homer R. Gettle. Ft.

Wayne, who is also on the board of managers; the Rev. Howard J. A. M. WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WXLW 1590 NBC ABC CBS MBS Rural Rhytnm Devotions Early Birds Neva-Neighbors 6:15 Timber Time Indiana armer Devotions 0-iar Coniey Markets Patrol Bill Faulkner Back to Bible Cousin Chickie Sun Dial Dawn Patrol Bill Faulkner Back to Bible rvtn Chirkle Sun Dial World News Sports Music World News News News Music 7:15 Musical Clock Bill Faulkner Headllners Time Tunes Sun Dial :39 Musical Clock News Music Bing Sings Time 'n' Tunes Scores Muslo News Bill Faulkner News Time 'n' Tunes Sun Dial 1430 Club Breakfast Club News of America News News Music 8:15 1430 Qub Breakfast Club Weather Man Wifesavers Sun Dial :30 1430 dub Breakfast Club Circle Ranch Wifesavers Scores Music AS Dorothy Burton Breakfast Club Circle Ranch Wifesavers Sun Dial W'lcome Trav'ler My True Story Mrs.

Farrell Easy Listening News-Music 9:15 Wlcome Trav'ler My True Story Arthur Godfrey Rasv Listening -Music Tune-O Double-Nothing Betty Crocker Arthur Godfrey Easy Listening Music Tune-O :45 Double-Nothing H. Llndlahr Arthur Gndre Fasv LKtenlne Music Tune-O :00 Love and Learn Romances Arthur Godfrey News News -Music Dave Garroway Romances Arthur Godfrey Easy Listening Melodv Mart I lack Berch Quick as Flash Grand Slam Easy Listening Melody Mart David Harum Quick as Flash Rosemary Easy Listening Guy Lombardo :90 News Bealine Ladies Seated Wendy Warreo Ladies Fair News Music 1 1 :15 Best on Wax Ladies Seated Aunt Jenny Ladies Fair Crosby Croons I 1:30 Best on Wax Car) Baker Helen Trent Farm Carnival You Ask For It .45 Mews Music by Martin Our Gal. Sunday Farm Carnival You Ask For It :00 Market Report News News News Music 1ylS The Low Down Jackpet Quls Ma Perkins Pick a Pocket You Ask For It I The Low Down Kay Reporter Farm Circle Dixie Four You Ask For It :45 The Low Down Dr. George Crane Farm Circle News (Foster) You Ask For It :00 The Low Down C. Daniels Mrs.

Burton Big Sister News Warmup 1:15 The Low Down Daniels Perry Mason Dr. MaJone Sports Parade :30 The Low Down Lifetime Chance Nora Drake Guiding Light Sports Parade :45 The Low Down Lifetime Chance Brighter Day Judy and Jane Sports Parade :00 Life Is Beautiful Bride Groom From Nowhere Queen for a Day News 2:15 Road of Life Bride Groom Hilltop House Queen for a Day Sports Parade Pepper's Family Pick a Date Llnda' Love Double-Nothing Sports Parade :45 Happiness Right Pick a Date Daughter Double-Nothing Sports Parade :00 Backstage Wife Laugh Ladies Strike It Rich Easy Does It News 3:15 Stella Dallas Laugh Ladies Strike It Rich Easy Does It Sports Parade Lorenzo Jones Request Time Make It Music Easy Does It Sports Parade MS Widder Brown 1 Request Time Make It Music Easv Does It Sports Parade The annual spring party of the pllrJllo rnJ Rainbow Division Veterans will i ate such schools. The schools usually are for in Training Parade children 4 through 12, but some programs include junior high Haumgartel, executive secretary school ages Most of them run of the Chu.h Federation of In- for two weeks and include wor dianapolis; the Rev. Gaines M. Cook, executive secretary of the be held at 7 p.m.

June 9 in the Lake Shore Country Club, 4100 S. Carson Ave. The program will include a buffet supper, entertainment, music and prizes. Maj. Norman H.

Shortridge, Battery is in charge of entertainment. New officers of the Indianapolis Chapter, who will be announced at the party, are: William Riley, president; Al Strickland, vice-president, and William H. Russell, secretary-treasurer. Special ta The Htw Lafayette, May 30 Th first combined review of Purdue's Army, Navy and Air Corps reserve training corps will ba held tomorrow afternoon. More than 2,200 men will march in the parade 1.240 in the Army ROTC, 500 Air Force trainees and 304 in the Navy training unit.

In addition thert will be the band of 175. June 5 to 16; Mt. Olive Methodist, June 6 to 21; Oak Park Baptist Chapel, June 5 to an undecided date, and Valley Mills Friends and West Newton Friends (at West Newton), June 5 to 16. ship study, recreation and handicraft. In addition to these programs, many churches periodically arrange parties, picnics and special functions.

Each denomination has summer camps and conferences for young people enrolled in their Sunday schools. Those interested are advised by the Church Federation that they can get information about the summer program of the church nearest them by calling SHOP WEDNESDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. Twenty-seven physicians and 10 graduate nurses from Indiana University Medical Center hospitals were on duty at the Speedway hospital and first-aid stations for the 500-Mile Race today. Miss Martha Bracken, 3241 Ruckle memher of the faculty of the IU Training School for Nurses, head the nursing group which includes Virginia James, 2450 N.

Delaware Doris Wilson, R. 12; Mrs. Delois Platte, 8130 E. Washington Vera. Jo Astley, Port Credit, Ontario; Gladys Price, Waldion; Hden Huckrow, Warren, Blanche Kelley, 3815 Arthington Jane Schott, 4350 Park and Esther Burkhart, Lafayette.

Physicians, led by Dr. J. E. Tether, director of outpatient clinics at the Medical Center, include Drs. James Cortess, Helen Guyer, Marjorie Fouls, George Boone, Max Norris, Hunter A.

Soper, John Wilson, June Dvorak, John Quinn, Harold E. Van-Dyke, Donald Forbeck, Ralph Murphy, Stanley Lavietes, Marcel Gould, A. D. McKinley, Gordon T. Herrmann, Robert Pastel, the church.

Following is a list of Indianapolis churches starting sum mer schools within two weeks. The names of the rest will ap pear next Saturday. INDIANAPOLIS ON THE AIR Penny Singleton Will Have Summmer Show Edgewood Methodist, June 5 to 16; First Presbyterian, June The Canadian Broadcasting System seems to feel the influence of American networks. Many of the same shows that are aired on this network are heard in the States. There also are snap operas specially written for Canadian audiences such as Brave Voyage, which boasts a touch of Yankee with a sprinkling of Cockney.

5 to 16; Fleming Garden Chris tian, June 5 to 16; Garden City Christian, June 5 to 16; Madison Avenue Methodist, June 5 to 16; Salvation Army Liberty Gar By MARTHA MrHATTOV Radio and the movies' original during the CBS dens, May 29 to June Salva capital gains tion Army West Side Corps June 7 to 21. and Zion Evan French programs are under the influence of Amer inannau Kersien, mcnara Uahr, gelical and Reformed, June 5 deals and other pilgrimages to the rival network. The result of a week Blondie, Penny Singleton, stars in a show of her own starting tonight at 8:30 o'clock on WIRE-NBC, as the summer replace ican radio. Tuned In were disc Lee Rice, Lewis Knight, Joseph jockeys, audience participation 1 Daly, Charles Carlson, Robert to 16. Those In Marion County are Castleton Methodist, May 29 to June Lawrence Methodist, Cranny and Young, Robert Joseph Lush.

shows and even a quiz show. 4 end deal, an-t inounced by ment for Fibber McGee and Molly. Penny was bumped off I FERMA-CRETETrnvET Freeman (Andy) Gosdcn went I to New York last week for sev- Gr0UPS 0t josepn ti. mc-Connell, is the signing of Groucho Marx Butler Name Leaders the Blondie series because she wasn't "quite the type." This is a new domestic comedy series in which Penny portrays Mrs. Penny Williamson, widowed mother Don't delay! Time is growing short for you tr buy Emrich's fine quality Living Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture, Rugs and Carpets at Cleanup Sale Prices.

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William Indiana' Lergtst Exfermnofors eral weeks' visit in the East. With his family he will attend the Princeton University graduation June 11 to 13 of his son, Freeman, Jr. He also plans to visit Washington and his home city of Richmond, before returning to Hollywood. Business on his schedule includes' continuing his search for a Negro actor to play the role of Andy on the CBS television version of Amos 'n' Andy, tentatively slated to start this fall. Butler University student groups have four new presidents and a new commander.

Announced as the newly elected presidents are William Dugan, Huntingburg, Blue Key; Richard Reidelbach, Winamac, Sphinx, and Keith Bundy, Indianapolis, Utes Club. Dugan is also the new presiflent of the Butler Accounting Society. Patrick C. Rand, Jackson Heights, N. is commander of the Arnold Air Society of the Butler Air Force ROTC unit.

1 L.y Groucho Marx eight-year contract for radio and television. His quiz show, You Bet Your Life, moves to NBC in the fall Bob Hope is reportedly serious about wanting to escape his current air sponsor. Insiders report he may even stay off the radio next season if he doesn't get his freedom. son, a Smart career woman, operates a-real estate agency in Middletown, U. S.

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