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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
70 YoAgain
Children Of City to, Get
Another Chance at
Times Prizes.

livery boy and girl in Indian
- apolis who fancies his or her
skill with the 70 70 will be given
opportunity to compete Saturday in
The Times city-wide 70 70 contest.
District competition will be held
as was previously announced. The
contest board has decided that be-
cause of the incIement weather last
Saturday, many children who other
wise would have competed were I'M
able to do so.
To give every child an opportu-
nifty, it has been decided to stage
the preliminarieS once more.
Examinations on Saturday
They will be held next Saturday
-Four winners from each district
then will appear at a neighborhood
theater on Wednesday, Oct. q, for
the Semi-f1nals.
First place winner from each dis
trict then will enter the final COM
petition, to be held on the Indiana
stage Oct. Is.
Winner of the finals will be given
three-day engagement at the In
diana.
Prizes offered are:
First prize, $40 in gold: second
prize, gold pocket watch; third prize,
a wrist watch; fourth price, IS; fifth
prize, SO, and sixth prize. So.
In addition, each of the twenty
four semi finalists will be given a
special Yo 70.
The Belmont, Rex, Ritz. Rivoli,
Irving and Granada theaters have
granted the courtesy of their show
houses for the semi-f1nals.
The Boundaries
District boundaries and contest
places are as follows:
District From Fall Creek
boulevard north to city limits, west
to Northwestern avenue and east
to city limits State Playground.
District From Fall Greek boufe-
ward south TO Washington street,
west to White river and east to the
Monon tracks. Riverside park.
District ASouth of Washington
street and the Big Four railroad
west to White river, south to city
limits. Garfield park.
District 5-South of Michigan
street, west of Monon tracks and
South East street, north of the Big
-Four tracks. Willard park.
District 6-North of Michigan
street. between the Monon railroad
and the city limits. Brookside park.
In event that any child desiring to
enter the contest has not a Yo Yo,
he may obtain one by clipping a
subscription coupon in The Times,
having it filled out~and then bring
or mail it to The Times.
Only the original Flores Yo Yo
| may be used in the competition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
HITS GLOSSBRENNER
AS ENEMY OF LABOR
Trainmen's Auxiliary Hear Talks by
Industrial Authority.

Trsinmeu's Auxiliary Hear Talks by
Industrial Authority.
Edgar A. Perkins, former member
of the state industrial board, spoke
on the opposition of unions mani
tested by Alfred NJ. Glossbrenner,
Republican candidate for mayor, at
a meeting of the ladies auxiliary to
the Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men this afternoon at 1902 East
Washington street.
An appropriation of 800 has been
made by the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Engineers to be
used by the Nonpartisan Political
Action League in the fight against
GloSsbrenner.
Ninety-five labor bodies with
$4,000 affiliated members have Ell
tered the league. according to L. o.
Rover of the league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
p COPS CAPTURE
LONE NEGRO YEGG

William Williams, Negro, %, of 1925
North Missouri street.
The burglars head disappeared
along with the rest of him, but he
left the combination lock of the
company safe on the window sill.
He had hammered it of before
police arrived, but had been unable
to open the safe.
Police continued their hunt
through the building. and. as Motor
Policeman Tony De Barr walked
over 8 pile of rags and cotton, he
felt a movement underfoot.
Come out of there, big boy, or
I'll shoot" he yelled.
Williams appeared without fur
Their ado. He is charged with
burglary and entering a house to
commit a felony.
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Bloomington Is Reused by
Charge of Attack on
Youth.

Pg Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 49,
The Monroe circuit courtroom was
crowded this morning at opening Of
the trial Of three Bloomington po-
licemen charged with assault and
battery on Lewis Smith, 18-year-
old high school student, in an
alleged third degree" episode a few
weeks ago.
Those on trial are Everett Ander-
son, Scott Davis and Homer Terrill.
They have admitted slapping the
youth. ITO cool down his cursing.
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college should be started where
candidates would be trained. first
as social workers, and second as
hrst-class publicans."
Jellicoe formerly was head OF
Magdalen College Mission at Ok
ford. .l....s-a..s....s-..-..
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LEWIS STONE DIVORCED

DI UWIt6U ETtSS
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16.-Lewis
St0pe, screen actor, has obtained
divorce from Florence Pryor Stone,
whose stage name is Florence Oak
ley, on the grounds of mental cru
city. A property settlement was
made out of court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
RED MEN WILL MARCH
IN COLLEGE PARADE
Butler Home Coming Celebration
Event to Be Colorful.


Event to Be Colorful.
Route of the Butler home
coming game parade" over down.
town streets Friday night will take
the appearance of an Indian war
path. for tribes Of Red Men, attend
ing the orders convention here, will
play Haskell in the homecoming
game In the Butler bowl, Saturday
afternoon
At the Red Mems convention to-
day announcement was made that
a trophy will be awarded the
Tribe" having the largest at
tendance of uniformed members in
the parade. The lodgment viii as
eemble In st. Clair park. adjoining
the American Legion building.
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MAN FOUND ON WALK
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED
Earl Snodgrass Has Scalp Wound;
Faces Two Charges.

Earl Snodgrass Has Scalp Wound;
Faces Two Charges.
Earl snodgrass. -, of 1920 Wash
,ington boulevard, was charged with
drunkenness and vagrancy after he
was found lying at Twenty-ninth
and Clifton streets early today, suf-
fering from a scalp wound.
Snodgrass told police his watch
was stolen, but refused to explain
his condition.
Paul Patterson, 1852 Northwest
ern avenue, said he saw two men
carry Snodgrass from the street to
the sidewalk and then drive away.
Patterson called Cecil Hicks, mer-
chant policeman, 1116 Burdsal park
way.
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food for the patrons" Jellicoe said,
in announcing his plans. Il hope
to operate it to show public houses
can, and should be, run.
Il think we should make pro-
fession of the publican-a great,
noble and honorable profession.
For that reason / think a publican
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EPISCOPALIANS TO DINE
Mishawake- Minister Will Speak at
Convention Tonight.

The Rt. Rev. Mr.. Campbell Gray,
Mishawaka, will preside at a din
ner at the Elks club tonight, given
by the Episcopal synod of the mid
west and the House Of Church
Women, which is in three-day ses-
sion at Christ Episcopal church.
Meeting will continue through
Thursday.
The Rev. Mr.. Charles G. Jatho
and E. E. Piper were to lead in a
discussion at the church this after
noon, following a youths crusade"
in charge of Miss Virginia thinner
man. Business sessions were held
this morning.
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will open London's first parish
pub''-a roomy and clean beer
house-next month. The license
has been obtained and the build
ing is nearly completed. 1t will
be called The Anchor.
Anchor viii have plenty OF good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
BUSINESS MEN TO MAKE
TRIP TO CARIBBEAN
Trade Tour to Panama Canal and
Nicaragua Is Arranged.

Nicaragua Is Arranged.
Plans for a business mems trip to
the Caribbean sea, sponsored Jointly
by the World Trade Club and the
Indiana State Chamber Of Com
merce, were announced today by G.
G. Dunphy, club secretary.
The business men will make SIX
teen-day tour, starting about April
Is, visiting Havana, Panama canal
and Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua The
two organizations have obtained a
price Of 5000 each person for the
tour, including railroad fare, pull
man, hotel in New Orleans, state
room and meals aboard ship, and
sightseeing trips in Havana and
Panama.
The tour is to be made to empha-
size tride possibilities with the Cen
trail American republics.
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BIZ United Press
T ONDON, Oct. 16.-The Rev.
~ Basil Jellicoe, cousin Of Earl
Jellicoe, is out TO make "a great,
noble and honorable profession"
of the publican
With that idea In mind Jellicoe
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franklin Taylor, of
he Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of
Music, succeeding
Harold Winslow,
according to a re-
cent announcement
of DR.. Robert j.
Alley, president of
the university.
Winslow was un-
able to return to
the school this
year. Taylor will
oo1.Y.xy Oy1f tho mn
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gram and trips already planned for
the club. He is a member of Castle
Square English Grand Opera Com
pany, director of the male chorus at
Center lodge, and at Irvington M. E.
church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
Fire DESTROYS Residence

Residence Of Walter Gates, Forty
second street and Emerson avenue.
was destroyed by fire today, with
damage of $1,000. Several fire COM
panies answered the alarm. The
fire started from defective Hus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
COAL BIDS TO BE TAKEN

SanlLaLlOn PLanC Fuel COmtfaCEs VIII
Be Let Oct, 20.
Bids of $4,000 tons of coal for the
city sanitation plant viii be re-
ceived by the city sanitary board,
Oct. % The sanitary departments
uses bituminous IL or III Inch
screenings for the power plant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
BUTLER GLEE CLUB TO
HAVE NEW DIRECTOR
Franklin Taylor Will Lead Mems
Organization Program.

Butler university's mems glee club
this season will be directed hv
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
weather ind shippers forecast.
10 40-WKBF shopping service.
WLW t100l CINCINNATI

wLw G0O) CINCINNATI
friday
AM
5.l5-Top O the Mornn.
6I5-MusicaI Headlines.
6.45-Organ program
7 OG-AbSorbiue Jr exercise program
7.3O-Morning devotion conducted BY Dad
Kershner of 7. NJ c. a
8.00--Crosley Womans hour, with mu,,
hints and instructive talks.
Q 00-Orpheus trio.
9.30-Liyestock reports.
9-40-Contributed poems.
lO00-Maro musicale
i0:i5-AgriCultural summary.
1030-Weathe river and market reports.
l055-Time signals.
Il 00-Jack and Gene.
II :30-Orchestra at Hotel Gibson.
12:00-Town and Country.
l215-Llvestock report.
IL .25-Market reports.
IL .30--Matinee Players.
1:15-StoCkS.
1:20-Sign of.
2OO-Pacifc symphony MEG,
3:00-Don anG Eddie.
3.15-Women's Radio Club,
3:30-Organ and tenor.
friday
9O0-NBC System CWJzi-Marv Hale
Martin to WsM, VINO. WSB. WAPI
9.l5-NBC System lWEAF Household
institute.
l2O0-NBC System Central Farm and
home hour.
IL :45-WSB. Atlanta-Unircrsity of Gcor-
gia program.
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JAPAN'S BLOW
AT WAR HAILED
AS GREAT STEP
Solemn Ceremony May Be
Made Of Remuneration
Pact Signing.

WASHINGTON June 27-The
nlomCnt marking Tic world s formal
remuneration 0f war As a national
policy may DC observed by more
thar routine ceremony when ia
pan's ratification Of the Kellogg
pact IS deposited al the state dc
Tartmcut
Press reports that the japanese
privy council has approved ratifca-
ton Of the pact by The emperor are
expected 10 be followed soon by re-
ccipt hc,c of The formal document
which. when deposited in the state
department archlVe- VIII make the
pact Immediately effective upon at
least thrtv-cleht nations
Before the end Of this year it is
expected every country. except two,
will have Bound itself to peace by
the terms of thc agreement. OF
sNtv-f0ur nations eligible TO par
tieiratC ign the pact. only Argentina
and Brazil have failed either TO be-
come parties or 70 indicate their
intention t0 do So
NO plans lor the ceremony Of dc
posltiUe the japanese ratification
have been made. but ID Is believed
President Herbert Hoover and
others interested I'M peace would dc
sire to be Drc cat on SUCH an I'M
po.taDt ocra ION
Ambassador De0ucnI Of Japan
viii present his governments rati-
ncatior 80 Henry L. Stimsou. secre-
tary OF state who VIII place it III
The archives with the Australian,
Belgian. Canadian. CzechO-SlOva-
khan French. German British, In
dian Irish Free State. Italian. New
zealand. Polish. South African and
American notifications.
These nations were the original
fienatorics Of the treaty
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Dial 7YiSterS
AL references are Central standard TimsI

WGN 900. Chicago-Dream Ship. Gold
kettle orchestra.
MIC system-Dave Bernie's orchestra 70
WSM.
wJR ,75ol Dctroit-Dsnce music: organ.
WMAQ 800. Chicago - Dance orchestra
three hours.
--i0.2O P. M
WCCO fs10l Minneapolis-St. Paul-Lcng' 5
orchestra.
1915 P. M
WSB 800. Atlsnta-Organ.
Iii P M
KNOX r09Ol. St Louis-Nisht Club.
KYW G020i Chicago-Dance music zone
and one-han hours.
WEHR f570l. Ghicago-Vaudeyine.
WON t720l. Chicago-Dance music.
Ills P. M
WDAF $50. Kansas City - varied pro-
-I1:30 P. M
KGO 1901. Oskland-KGO Players.
WJR f750l. Detroit-The Vagabonds.
-f1:45 p. M
WDAF $40. Kansas City-NighthaTk
--12 Midnight
KSTP 1880, st. Paul-Varieties.
1880 A. M
ABC NetVork-Night Club-Meyers orches-
ira 10 VII. WRHM.
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RAISE CAMP FUNDS
Minstrel Show TO Aid Fund for Boys
Summer Outing

A minstrel for the boys summer
camp fund will be given by the boys
choir of Christ Episcopal church at
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church. Friday night.
The first part Of the show will be
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WLW Ga0l CINCINNATI

WLW 6ie0) CINCINNATI
-Thursdsy-
r =
00-Firc O'Clock TiaUausus.
30-LircetocE reports.
f.s0-Thc Glad Girls Polly and Anna.
3 .00-C1rcnuan program iNBCf.
; 7n-CroEiev DvuacOne Diners.
8 55-BaSebail scores.
= 59-Weafher forecast.
r 00-Lehu and FINK tEBCl.
b 3U-Mrnucn Men fNBCf.
q 1O--Tldcwater Oil program fNBC
7-30-Max7 House Coffee concert
fNBCi
9O-Hcarr Thie5' orchestra.
30-ArouDd the World Tltn Libby
iNBC
? 00-Houng5T orth HAN.
q 30--NCafhcr announcement.
a.30-Mavtag Rsdioettc-
10 0O--CrOslc~ Review.
/ ! -00-Hotcl Gibson orchestra,
! ! Variety hour.
l. 90 Mldnight-SIcn Of.
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keeps pouring into the KonjOla
files until they are filled almost to
overflowing. Never a day passes,
but that the Konjola Man, who is
daily explaining all about this new
medicine at Hooks Dependable
drug store, Illinois and Washington
streets, this city, hears Of at least
one more remarkable accomplish
ment of this new medicine. Many
people arc Skeptical about Konjola
at first. but even the most Skeptical
almost invariably return after they
have given this new medicine fair
trial to add their words Of praise
and commentator to its powers.
Konjola is known as the medicine
with more than a million friends
and is making more and more ev-
cry day. Those who were relieved
from their suffering through this
new medicine consider it a duty to
tell others of their experience, so
that the others, too, find relief. And
so it goes. A chance to prove its
merit is all that Konjola asks Con-
slider for a moment, the wonderful
experience that Mr.. Homer Arga-
bright, Vernon Acres, Thirty eighth
street and Pendleton Pike, this city.
had with Konjola. Mr.. Argabright
recently called on the Konjola Man
and made the following statement:
Il am thankful for the wonderful
that Oh 4A
through this new medicine, Konjo-
Ia. My stomach and kidneys were
all out of order. Suffering followed
every meal. Gas would form, and
my stomach bloated terribly. I al
ways had headache, and when I
got up in the morning I was so sore
and stiff all over that I did not
want to go to work I felt a little
better later in the morning, but
along about o'clock in the after
noon I became tired and liStless.
Ny health in general was on a de-
cline, and lost weight and strength.
I am painter and interior decora-
tor, and my work was drudgery.
was very much discouraged over my
poor condition.
We'll, I have now taken twelve
bottle of Konjola, and feel fine. I
feel like never had an ache or a
pain in my life. My stomach is in
a first-claSS condition, for it never
troubles me in the least. My food
digests perfectly, and gas and bloat-
ing are things of the past My kid
neyS have been restored to their
normal, healthy condition, and I am
never bothered by headaches. I
get up in the morning rested and
refreshed, ready for the days work,
and I really enjoy it. 7 don't get
tired before the day is half over, and
am regaining my weight and
strength. Konjola worked a Won
derful change in my condition, and
hope that others will benefit from
my happy experience"
Konjola is a new medicine.
different medicine. Its record Of
successes can not be matched by any
other medicine.
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
Dependable drug store. Illinois and
Washington streets, Indianapolis.
where he is meeting the public daily,
introducing and explaining the
merits of this modern medicine
Advertisement.
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NO MORE CORMS
OR CALLOUSES

Hard or Soft Corns. Corns between
the toes or on the top or bottom of the
feet now dss ppear instantly.
END-O-CORN takes them all of every
time-no pain. no fuss. Just apply at night
and walk with comfort next morning.
We sell END-O-C CORN but If you live
too far away write: END-O-CORN LAB
ORATORIES. 4 Garfield Blvd, Chicago,
who will see that you receive jar
Hooks. Haag's. Walgreen's
Advert iSCmcnt
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thing you wish SystolaX throws
off the impurities Of the blood
that cause rheumatism, neuritis,
lumbago and many other Ills.
SystolaX is now relieving people
that formerly suffered with con-
stipation. One bottle of SystolaH
will make you feel years Younger
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Day Programs

LAY L IOSI dll1o
WFBM u230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Friday
A. NJ
700 to 900-Pep Unlimited Club.
10:l5-Aunt Sammys hour.
II :00-Fuller Ryde morning musicaIe.
P. NJ
IL :0O-Patterns in prints tCBSl.
f:op-L'Apres Midi (CBSl
20o-Following the Indiana with B. =.
Hendricks.
4l5-Larry Fly's piano pranks.
430-Semi- finals national open gon
tournament
445-Studio features.
WKBF 0f0))
Hoosier Athletic Club
Friday
9:O0-Home complete program.
1000-Standard Nut Margarine cooking
chat.
10:15-Studio program.
10 :25-Intcresting bits of history. courtesy
of Indianapolis public library.
io:3O-Liye stock and grain market
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ZlNKIM TO BE HONORED
Personnel Director Resigns Real
Sill Hn.icrK Position.

Executive and department heads
oi thc Reel silk Hosiery Mills and
the c1ccUti,o committee of the En-
ploycs Mutual Benefit Association Of
the company vii be the hosts at a
dinner u tho plant cafeteria tonight
i'm honor OF Arthur zinkin. person
mol director
Zinlln. Who has been with the
company Tor i've years, IS rcsigning
TO devote his attention to the Me
ridian Book Shop of which he Is
proprietor.
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HARDLY ABLE TO
WORK; KONJOLA
RELIEVED MEp!'
Twelve Bottles of This
New Medicine Swept
Every Trace of Illness
From My Body"
Says This Man.

How wonderful it is to be restored
to health after years of suffering,
and how grateful are those who
found new health through this new
and different medicine, Konjola.
Day after day, year in and year out,
never ending stream of happy,
sincere Endorsements, praising this
new medicine for what it has done,
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INVESTMENTS
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-Thursdav--
$50 P. M
Columbia Netvork-United States Marine
Wis '87o' Chicago Farm Forum.
NBC Svstcm-Hoover Sertincls. vocal;
orchestra to WGY. WGN:
KDKA. KYW.
colam6ls Networ6-Detective mysteries to
MIC ss5stem-seiberIiug Singers to woY.
Wis ,87ol chicago-strng sextet.
NBC Systcm-Veedol concert to KDKA.
wMAo $40, Chiesg9- Musical program.
Columbia Netnork-Light opera to WBBM.
MIC svSjom-"B Broadway Lights" WGY.
MIC rstcm-MaXWeH concert orchestra
TO wHAs. KDKA. KYW. KPRC. WBAP.
wMAo 900 chicago-MnstreI Show.
WBBM '770l Chicago-The Mangelodians.
Columbia NetUork-Thc New Workers to
wcc0S - 8i0 mnncapons-st. Paul
wDAF o6l6,@Ksnsas City-Fashion re-
MIC system-HsIscy stuart orchestra: Old
Counsellor to WGY. WSM.
NBC Systcm-Atwater Kent dance or
chcstrao to WON. KDKA.,
Wis t870J ChiCagO-ROund-up.
$50 p. M
WBAP 1900. Fl Worth-SunfoWcr Girl.
WDAF (6l0l, Kansas City-Orchcstra:
MIC systom-conccrt Bureau hour to
NBc systom-Liopy program, Richard
$50 P. M
WMAQ 500, Chicago-Prstt and shcr-
. P. NJ
KYW 1920. Chicago-Ncws; Fiorito's or
wBBM ,77Ol. Chicago-Studio frolic.
WGN t720i. Chicsgo-Tomorrow's Trlb.;
ARC Network-studio features to WHO,
WOO
WJR C75Ol. Dctroit-Singing school
NBC Systcm-Slumber music TO KDKA.
WIS t87Oi Chicago-All-statc hour.
WMAQ i670l, Chicago-Amos n Andy:
concert orchestra.
WSB t740i. Administration Army band
WSM 550i. Nashville-Studio concert.
-9:25 P. NJ
WGN t720l. Chicago Goldkcttcs o:ches-
ira Nightmares.
$50 P. M
WGY ,790, Schenectady Organ.
WJR 7J0l. Dotroit-News. Amos n Andy;
10 p. M
KYW ti020l ChiCagO-PanIco orchestra.
ABC Nctwork-Opcra to KFAB, WHO.
VIII.
WDAF 71Ol. Kansas CITY-Amos n
Andy: Bernie orchestra.
WENR 800 Chicago-Westphsl orchcs-
ira. entertainers.
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City Stations

WFBM 0230)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Thursday
P NJ
4:3O-Duke ElHngton's jungle band CHS
5:0O-United Symphony orchestra tCBSl
5:30-Ouarter finals national open golf
tournament.
5.5e-Longines time by julius c. walk 8,
Son.
6:0O-Pluto Radio review.
7:0O-True detective mysteries (CBS).
7.3O-Light opera gems (CBS).
g to l0-Silent by order Federal Radio
Commission.
I 0-00 SIMMER music.
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in six choruses with Jerry Cohen
and Maurice Fowler boy sopranos,
and Paul Leslie Raymond. bass. as
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Constipation
Relieved

relieved over
night by TAX
ing a few doSeSb
0 + SystolaX Z
When you takeE
SystolaX indi- 1
gcstion, acid
S t o m a c h
bclching an d
bloating never
occur. You
may eat any
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u, 1929

soloTsts The second part will be
a parody on the Gilbert and Sulh-
van opera, "Mikado."