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New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
SONS OF ITALY, LIONS
 WIN TOURNAMENT GAMES
Gill Shows Way to Defeat of Boys Club-Lion> Nose Out South Church George Luke Stars - Boys Club Reserves Win - Nashington-C Columbus Five Scores Shutout in Afternoon - Batogo"ski Wins for Team in r-Raising Finish.

tha, was dNoIi Of action from h.- ginning 10 end the Lions. runners up iri ,as. ytar's city tournament. seorcl a - 70 I1 victory over th- highly toatci south Church five. Boch teams We're sadly oft form anl, as a result, The battle Vas a poor exhibition ot basketball. Each quin- tecihrrN out a strong stone wall de- fcns. bat Was voofully weak on the oHonse. the scores being few and far between.
 George Luke aAd fhe Charlow brothers wore thr shining lights for t,'r wIarrrs. t'.@ ,u."Iuge of tAy aro.acrs turning ilaa tide in favor ot The Lions. Mercy, South Church star, alter so,ns scoruIess in the first hail. suddenly found the basket n '1a Haa p.rio! and cagel four aua.jrUl twin counters. Bell play ed w-u .n spots but vas not coH~ Sistent Rockwell vas a bear on -hc defense and completely subdued Nick" Areud Parker Was also strong OH the defense while he wIS in fhs -amr, hgIIing L. Atarsetl srorv'ass from the floor while cas- Ius a basket himself,
 The Game
 Aftr- NO minutes ot playing Bel opened ip the scoring with a basket rom within the foul line. TI teams battleI for five minutes I-.5+.4-.rf+ ...7,,fY~r ]..r1e,. ,-1.,r f,. 'rr, broke through the South Church le- r.usa 10 drop in q twin counter and re Un t'ln score at two all. With two minutes 10 90 in the perol. Parker brought the crowd O is feet by throwing in 8 sensational basket from mj3court.
 Three minutes after the s,art 9f fine second quarter, Dennis caged a basket for the Lions and the score was again tied. Luke followed shortly with a foul point and a basket, 10 give his team d ! 10 i advantage. The remaining ti,- minutes oe the half found both teams unable O score.
 >ccond Half
 Eeu finally broke loose in inc op.uug minutes of the third quar- tgr and caged two successive basE,ts 10 put his team in the lead by aD $ tO : margin. Erickson planted in q two pointer from the cantor of inc floor but a second later Morey gaEe5 foul point and ing score was again ted at 2 all. Al tho Ii, a minute mark, Joe" Char!ow toss i in beautiful basket from the side court but Mercy broke through for two baskets in a row shortly after wards. Here George Luke went on scoring rampage and scored three fouls and a basket to give the Lions IS 10 1S lead at the quarter.
 "Chick" Charlow opened the final period by quickly dribbling down the side court and cutting for tha basket. making q nice shot. Mercy followed second later with a two pointer. After four minutes cf scoreless playing, Joe" Charlow put the game on ice for the Lions by scoring a long shot from the center of the court. Chick" Charlow cag- ed foul shot and Mercy a basket to end the scoring for the evening.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Inc iiclirlItjar,f~

E"frree on way. named by Com missioner Tom H9aobu" as defer eutj4I gesture 10 thr Click camp. "hJcH protested inc uae of Young NnAulife. ~er' astrav on two of the four decisions on the support - ing card. H" gaze rljchv Clark Of Hclyoko fhe a~arl over Murray Ei- kins of New York in the eiGht-round semi-fnal much to "y"ryQnes sur prise F.ihirs cgtspoar.d Clark through inc first SIX rounds but ran into 9 smashing right that almost hoore1 him in the seventh. Clark, continuing h.s spurt. battered EIkina with a steady stream of rights in the eighth and made off with the yer dict.
 Pete De Grassc. Gashy Mexican Indian bantam Of New York, vas the victim Of the second error Irish Hughey Devlin was given the deci- sion in a special eight rounder after taking a convincing trimming from De Grasse over most Of the dis tance. The crowd oed Conway s deoision for several minutes.
 Frankie Marine of New Haven outpointed Tommy Francis Of New York in tame six rounder that wound up in 3 furious last round furry. Francis started his rally too late 10 overcome Marino's big early lead.
 Eddie Reed Of Hartford. another member Of Denny NcMahon's stable. Haven iH the third round
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
IsDss' Club He-eTtes
IIaurGis

ocontiued on follow ing page.)
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
south Church
Club Reserves Win

Seor. at helf time --t Lions referee. ToDin; timer, Aronson,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Rap Coasts to Victory

kap.au coasted through the tenth with the light well in hand and Clicks willingness to trade punches earned him an even break in the round. Referee Billy Conways de- -ision was q mere formality, the crowd leaving for the exits before tho final round wae Rcll under way.
 kapian's decisive victory is ex- p"cfr1 10 pay" fhe way for several attractive shots iu New York before inc local boy makes ready for his loug-4Waifed return bout with Billy Wallace outdoors in May. A victory over Wa'i-c", reversing he hayo rouut CT 1926. oiIl rQt kaplan at the very top of sammy Mandell's chai- IJr-1uT Iflf
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
second Round Best

The second, one of the best rounds Of tho night. found Click trading blow for blow in slugGing exchanges that ragged all along the ropes. out into mid-rnE and back 10 the ropes again. Click, standing off as kap- Ian tore ln. measured him with right uprarcuts and left hooks 10 the head that gave him the round
 Beginning in the third. kaplan rattIed off seven winning rounds in a row and left no doubt as to the ultimate outcome. Boring in con- finually he slashcd left hooks 10 the head and buried his right in Clicks body when the Brooklyn battler tried to tie him up at close quarters In every round Click took an unmerciful licking until the final 10 or lJ seconds when he would stand toe-to-toe and trade his best shots with the former featherHeight champion.
 Under the steady pounding, Click slowly weakened. By the time the ninth round rolled around he was battered and weary and kaplan took advantage 10 put up his finest eXhi- hition Of the night. For the three full minutes he battered Click all over the ring with volleys from both hands that come with the speed and precision Of machine-gun fire. Mid way in the round a left hook split Clicks right ear, it spouted blood, were q gory sight at the end Of the frame. Click had no 10 second spurt 10 offer at the finish of this mix
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Click N oin at Finish

Over most Of the distance f was a rousjng fight, but toward the finish kaplan's mUrderoUs body attack weakened Click and hc slowed down 10 walk. He had little left at the finish.
 Two montls ago tho Brooklyn Buron- Hole-lahor st.rnol ion rounds with Jimmy NcLarain and his adly right hand. lo~.aG d hair line decision. k4pIans right. while lacking th" Eno"Eou, artistry of Nc l.arniu's was probably the leading factor in Clicks decision defeat,
 From start 10 finish Kaplan slammed solid right hand shots to the body that took effect slowly but syrtly and cut Clicks speed in half. Smashing l,tt locks 10 the head - -ing1y and jn YClieys -- op,ued tho way tor fho body attack tha. brought abou the Brooklyn boys downfall.
 h tha first two rounds Click was full of fight, and the battle assumed furious proportions. kapIaD, with loltJu- lcr 10 tho head and smash ing rights 10 th. body. took rhe lead .n rhn frs two minutes but Ghck cIos.d with smashing offensive in the final minute that earned him an even hrcaIi
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
 
.KAPLAN SHOPPERS CLICK IN FIGHT
Former Feather Champ Ham.
 mers Way to Front Rank

Trails end for Louis tkjdD kap- Ian is still far over the horizon. He took q long stride rq the comeback road 70 the lightweight heights ly snaShing ont brilliant decision victory over Joe Click in s'lrpris- ingIy ono-sidoI Ia'tle at the New Iavcn Aroua Inst night.
 Click, rated tie second best lG5 poHrder in tho world in the last lightweight lineup, had nothing to stop the winning march Of the Mer- iden thumper. It was 3 parade of points for haplan all the way, with Click earning only one round-thc soc5nd-wifh the first and tenth even. Kaplau won all the rest.
 Five thousand of inc fight faith- ful v ho sat in the spacious Arena saW the fighting flame that once burned brightly at the top Of rhe faa'horWciGht division flare spertac- nlar'y asajn in a brilliant display of workmanship that put Click 10 com- Nlate roUt haplan's fortunes have alternately scared and slumped dur ing the past year but his last two starts against l'reddi" Mueller and Jo" Click have revealed hln as more than a match for any man Of his pounds in the world.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Results Yesterday

Junior IivtsIon-WashinSton-Co- luurbus Five B. Dixie Spoedboys q, South Church Juniors -%, Flying Romeos 1S; Columbia Juniors l@. Yellow Jackets 17; Red Wings Fl, AN-SJars 4
 Intermediate d.Nis.oU-Boys Club Reserves 31, LaGrels l2,
 Senior djyision-Sous O. Italy 25, Boys Club 16; Lions -. south Church IT,
 Games Tonight
 At the Stanley Arena-In.ernn3i- ate dIyision-ArToH vs. pubins, kensipgton Boys Club Ns. Eagles, Phantom Reserves Ns. outlaws. Mo hawks vs. Hopalong Five.
 Games Tomorrow Nigh;
 At inc Stanley Areua-IuterIdcat- ate divslon-WA WAoqe's 1s. Nation als. senior dNlalou-b.ues Ns. Phantoms, Bcarcais 1s, lHdepend- cnts.
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radio listeners who would guess
general director OF the Metro
his favortes EdSon
gram which system Monday evening at
8 o'clock
soloist the
program the Columbia broad
Coco
m Burbig humorst
mail continues pour undmnshed volume will
of original Rotations the ana ehsemDe
area o
The colored gather the Cabin
the NBC system Chicago studios
Monday evening o'clock
The apple country Wenatchee valley in Washington
which playwright first caplates the
then
will heard the
through the NBC system Monday evening
at $50 O'Clock.
orchestra will include
stations of the Columbia broad
evening Of the latest and
mucs shows broadway
Charles Adams secretary navy prominent in
which will Washington studios
over network, Monday night at 10 o'clock
will furnish the for the
broadcast
system at MONDAY
medley from the hollywood
the waltz Love Me- and the
Simon composition Charming EPISODE.
Royal Canadians orchestra whose
will be heard WABC and the Columbia
broadcasting system al o'clock Monday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-28
NAVY DAY PLAY
ON AIR TONIGHT
Addresses at Schools and
Clubs. Are Features.

With addresses at club and high
schools and the display of national
colors on downtown streets, Indian
apolis today continued its celebra-
ton of Navy day.
Commander E. ]. Blankenship,
intelligence officer of the Ninth ma
val district, spoke at luncheon OF
the Service Club in the Travertine
room at the Lincoln.
Speakers in short Navy day pro-
grams at the schools included: Rob-
ert Murray, Manual Training; M.
P. Crist, Broad Ripple; Lieutenant
Stuart Bishop of the naval reserve,
Washington, and Dean D. Francis,
Shortridge high school.
Lieutenant F. F. Knachel, COM
mander of the Eighteenth division
of Indianapolis naval reserves, will
address a meeting of the knights Of
Columbus tonight and Adjutant-
General M. G.. Henley will speak at
an open house of the reserves at 8
at 730 East Washington street.
A naval radio play, "Hobson at
Santiago" will be broadcast over
WFBM at 7 tonight. The cast is
composed of Civic Theater actors
and is held under auspices of the
Indianapolis navy recruiting station.
Sundays Navy day program in
Guided motion picture, Salute"
at the Lyric with an address by
Mayor L. Ert Slack.
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U. S. EMBASSY
PROTECTED BY
BRITISH POLICE
Communists Rush Chancery
in Protest Against
GaStonia Outrage

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Scores of
Communists we're nursing bruised
heads today as the result of the half
hour battle royal, which some 300
Of their number waged with the
mounted police around the United
States embassy Sunday.
The Communists started with
demonstration in Trafalgar square,
which was intended as a protest
meeting against the conviction Of
the Gastolia strikers.
The demonstration, held at the
base of Nelson's monument, was
marked colorfully with banners and
streamers bearing euch inscriptions
as Down With Cap.talistic Tyr
amy"
Heavy detachments of police sur
rounded the square, but saw no rea-
ION TO interfere with the Commun-
lists until the leaders decided TO
carry their protest against the Gas
tonia outrage" to the United
States embassy.
When they arrived at the en-
trance of the chancery, they found
their path barred by a Gordon of
mounted police. The police refused
them permission to pass.
Some of the Communist leaders
called upon their followers to rush
the police. The police answered by
charging the demonstrators right
and left, dispensing many who fled
into the bystreets before the horses
hoofs.
Some Of them, however. held their
ground. When the police seized one
Of their banners, a number of Com
ndanists tried to recover it and a
melee ensued in which the police
did not hesitate TO use their clubs.
To prevent any renewal of dis
orders, a heavy police guard re-
NAMED in front of the United States
embassy all night.
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WIS ss7o chieag21Sq sPt pTGgsamN Ne
WPG nIool. Atlantic CitY-Leonard's or
chestra.
-9:1S P. M
wRvA 1lool. Richmond-Navy day pro-
gram.
$50 P. M
W52F |I6i0',, Kansas citg|varieties.
NBC system-"Floyd Gin5ons-Headline
Hunter" % WEAF, WGY, WWJ, WGN.
wCcO Cslol, Minneapolis-st Paul-Ham-
line university program;
NBC System-Emplre Builders to WIZ.
KDKA, WJR, WLW. KYW.
$50 P. NJ
Columbia Network-Drama "Old Iron
sides" to WABC. WOWO, WMAQ.
WIS (870), Chicago-Enterteiners
WOW (590), Omaha-Bruns~ick Brevities
WSM (65o), acknowledgements presenta-
wsB t74o). Acknowledgement.
-9:45 P. M
wBAP 1900, Fl. worth-songs.
10 p. M
KNOX l090), st. Louis-Brunswick Brew
NBC System-Nevy Day program; promi-
nent speakers; United States Navy band,
Glee Club to WEAF, WSB and chain.
Columbia Observation-Disclosures orchestra
to WABC. WCCO. nj,
WIN lI%gl. NHiSaso- AO4ii0i40" '
NBc sySstemEAnos m Andy to wMAo
KDKA, WIZ, WJR, KYW, WV:
WRVA do, ichmond-Richmond or
WOW $500, omaha-Irish Boarding house:
WPG, QlOOl. Atlantic City-SiIVer shipper
wSM C650j, Nashville-Hawaiian Players
-1O.15 P. M
KYW 1920, Chicago-News; dance music
KOA (830), Denver-Serenaders: news.
WJR (750), Detroit-News; Dlensoerger
NBC System-slumber Music to WIZ,
KDKA-
WTMJ (620J, Observation-Disclosures; organ.
1920 P. M
WGN (72o), Chicago-En Entertainers.
1870 P. M
CNRC 5000. characterised program.
KNOX 1890. St. Louis-Dance music
Columbia Acknowledgements orchestra 10
wGN Gi2oi. Chicago Goldkette's orches-
ira; Nighthawks.
WJR l556(. Detroit;m7Jones1, orchestra chest
WTAM (io7OJ, Cleveland-Dance music.
--1O:45 P. M
wsB (74o). Atlanta-Berkey's orchestra.
KDKA (sso). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or
XIV tio2o). Chicago-Dance music t7!A
xs stFP' {Iii4eo), ST. Paul-pance music.
wrap l800I FIT. Worth-MajeStic Theatre.
WCCO t81O). Minneapolis-st. Paul-Long's
wENR (s7o), Chicago-variety program.
NR3 Svstem-Fiorito'S orchestra to WEAF.
WON l72Ol. Chicago-Dream Ship; Gold
kettles orchestra. s ..,ou us -
WMAO (670J, Chicago-Dance music q
hours.
WGR $500, Buffalo-Organ.
--11:3O p. M
WENR (87o). Chicago-Comedy sketches
WIKI 1890, Cleveland-Claremont Or
chestra.
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Fishing the Air

according Hugo Maan and his or
play special arrangement OF apple
the Voice OF Festone proaocat
over he Monday o'clock.
Commodore concert ensemble WI" be
Columbia boadcang
aggregation of musicians VIII
be heard al o'co
Gypes their version OF medley OF the latest
selections which
broadcast through the BC Monday 1880 o'clock
birthday, Oct IL comnemoraeo
selections March by Meyerbr and the ira
Skton in the White House
concert which Hugo orchestra will broadcast
through the evening at 1880 o'clock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-28
SOCIALISTS ARE
BIG FACTOR IN
FRENCH CRISIS
Effort to Form Government
May Be Futile in Face
of Opposition.
BIZ United press

BIZ United Prcss
PARIS, Oct. 28.-Leon Blum, the
stormy and brilliant figure of the
Left wing Socialists, became a de-
cisive factor today in the solution of
the political crisis, which began last
week with the fall of Aristide
Brands cabinet in the chamber.
Vigorously opposed during the last
three years to Socialist participation
in a government in which the So
cialistS of the party could not hold
the majority of portfolios, Blum will
utilize the opening of the Socialist
congress today as an occasion for re-
pledging the party to program OF
noncollaboration in any government
it can not direct actually.
That Blum was committed defin-
itely to such step become appar-
ent Sunday when he refused to &C
cept portfolio in the cabinet which
the Radical Socialist leader, EdoU-
ara OdldQlClS ID AAf4AlS w 1O4il VA
the basis of a union of the Left wing
parties.
If Blum can swing the Socialist
congress to his position, the efforts
of Daladier to form a government
are likely to prove futile. Without
the collaboration of the Socialists,
Daladier will have to lean toward
the center, where he is likely to
meet with stiff resistance rather
than support.
Daladier's real achievement Sun
day consisted in inducing Aristide
BRAND to accept the portfolio of
foreign affairs. Without Brands
adhesion, Daladier would have
found it impossible to form cab
met that could endure, even though
it did have the necessary Socialist
backing.
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis
DISTANT STATIONS
MONDAY

T.
WGN 579O) Shesg0IElGfoFtwaltk6s e Angeus
WJR 7Soj Detr9itIHolst o sfnfet Armv
band to WA Be- W IF 4irsstons to wEAF
vito. WGY, WV, KYW, WsAI, KSD.
WTMJ, WHAS. WsM, WsB, WRVA.
-7:15 P. M
wENR (s7o), Chicago-''Farmer's Farmer"
-7:SO P. M
NBc system-A. & P GypSies; 70 !, W EAF
VITO. WGY, wWJ, WsAI. WGN' KsD'
WIS $40. ohicago-Pance orchestTts.
chestra to WIZ. WJR, WL"' KDhA'
columbia n T NEeett3Ao;rk-ceco couriers, popular
WIG Cl1lG9S,. Atlantic oity-Ten0r; 'R0em0
ws sM ts5oS' Nashville-Craig's orchestra.
WSB GAO, Atlanta-Music box.
wCCo 800. Minneapolis-St. Paul-oReTTaa'
NR N1k syst %9R SyW. orchestra 10 "'N'
Wis 5h 1s7oS. chicago w,tc i1s;fv mr.
oo aSsas9s y W2b0 NM&SH Novelty
WSM 1851 Nashville Brunswick brevities.
WsR .(74Ol: .AtlantaLConcsrt;v b,s.orv.
WRVA Il1o. Richmond-Va' history
--8:15 p. M
wPo n1oo) Atlantic City-concert or
chestra.
WBBM (77o). Chicago-Musical Bird: Ed
NBC system@Motors party to WEAF,
VITO, WGY. WGN. WSB. WHAS. WSM.
WIP 16io)' Philadelphia program.
NBC System-Real Folks to WIZ. KDKA.
WJR. WLW. KYW. T., vat.
Columbia NetWork-An Evening N FarlS
WIS Cs7oS. Chicago-Concert orchestra.
-8:45 p. M
WRvA Q11o). -Troubadors.
% P. NJ
Columbia Network--Burns Country Club to
WABC. WFBM.
wBBM i7707, Chicago-Social hour.
WCCO (810) Minneapoiis-St. Paul
Brunswick Brevities.
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WEDNESDAY
Chain Programs

s:3e-Lombardo's Canadians (Columbia)
WISH, WBBM. WFBM, WCCo.
s:oo-rwilight Melodies CNBc) WIZ.
KDKA. WIS.
7:oo-Yeast Foamers Comedy Duo tNBC)
WIZ, WLW, WJR, KDKA, KYW.
Voice of Columbia (Columbia)
WABC. WMAQ. WFBM. WCCO.
Mobiloil Concert (NBo) WEAF.
WWJ WSAI, WTAM.
7:3o-sylvania Foresters (NBc) WJz'
KDKA, WLW. KYW, WJR.
Wonder Bakers Trio NBC) WEAF'
WGY, wwJ, WSAI, WIS.
s:oo-Ipana Troubadors (NBC) "EAF'
wGY, WwJ. WON.
McFadden Hour (Columbia) WABC,
WMAQ, KNOX.
smith brothers (NBc) WIZ. KDKA.
s.so-ra palma Smoker (columbia)
wABc. WMAQ. wOWO. WCCo.
Palrnolive Hour (NBC) WEAF.
wGY, WTAM, wwJ. wGN. WHAS.
Fathom Trawlers-Sea Dramas
(NBC) WIZ, KDKA, WLW. WJR.
s;oo-Kolster Hour (columbia) wABc,
WMAQ. WOWO. KNOX.
e:3o-"A Russian Village (Columbia)
WABC. WFBM, WMAQ, WCCO'
Opera "a Witch of Salem" (NBC)
WEAF WWJ, WSAI: ST..
Stromberg- Carlson Rochester CIVIC
Orchestra tNBC) WIZ. KDkA'
KYW, KTHS.
,o.oo-Amos m Andy (NBC) WIZ, wdAQ.
Nv
Show Boat Melodrama, "A Broken
Home" (Columbia), WABC, WCCO.
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TUESDAY
Chain Programs

5.oo-"Show Folks" (Colunbta) WABC,
WFBM, WCCO, WOWO.
6.oo-"Roads of the Sky (NBC) WEAF'
KOA, WTAM, WHAS.
s.1s-safety Series (NBC) wEAF. WsA1.
WHAS, kTHS.
6:3o-Coconylapd Sketches (NB0) Wear
WGY. fco,urhial
WABC, KOHL, KNOX.
7:oo-Michelin Men (NBC) wEAF. wsA1.
GOIdman,s puroI Band E4s xG GNBc} w VIZ.
Blackstone Plantation lColumnaiaal
WABC, WCCO. WcAU. WNAC'
WEAN.
7:so-ProphlaYetic, oE Ts;hs (NBC' "EAf'
E M6S' p maai N cHBc) WIZ. ,KDKA,
WJR, KYW, WHAS. ,
True Romances (Columbia) WABC'
s.oo-E MeS@i "o hour cNBo wEAr,
Musical sea- Meiodrama tNBC) WIZ.
KYW, WLW.
s:oo-Old ld-Whitemans orchestra
1Columbia) WABC. WBBM. WoWo'
WFBM.
s;so-Dutch Master Minstrels CNBc) WIZ
KDKA, WJR, KYW.
s:oo-cllequot Esklm eg NBo(. wEAF'
Tads sal @np 9Fche WRRM ocO WoWo.
WFBM. WCCO.
OiIomatics novelty orchestra (NBCl
WIZ, KDKA. WON.
e:3o-Spitalny's orchestra CNEC) WIZ.
KYW. KDKA, WJR.
Night Club Romances columbia
WABC, KNOX.
r K. o. vaudeville artists (NBC)
WEAF, wGY. WWJ. KTHS, WGR.
lo:oo-Guy Lombardo's Canadians (Colum-
bial wABC. kohl, WBBM. WOWo,
WCCO.
lo:3o-"Harbor Lights (NBC) WEAF,
WWJ.
Hotel Paramount orchestra (Colum-
bia) WABC. WCCO, WFBM, WOWO
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BOYS PAROLES ENDED
Three Must Serve Farm Terms for
Stealing.

BIZ United Press m
BLOOMFIELD. Ind, Oct. 28.-
Three boys given suspended SEN
fences to the state penal farm for
larceny several weeks ago must
serve the sentences. They are
Marion Schellenger. Donald M. Mill
er and Dale Street, all of Bloom
field.
The sentences were suspended sew
eral weeks ago on condition that
they stay at home every night, read
good books. go to Sunday school
and not associate with each other.
They violated the conditions.
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s:sO-plxies Circus NBc WIZ. KDKA.
WHAS, WLW.
''VO-V WEAF. WsAi. wTkM. KYw, WV.
Daguerrotypes (Columbial WABC,
The Triadors CNB0 WIZ. KDKA,
WLw.
7.so-wahl Penmen (Columbial wABC.
wMAQ. wCcO, WOWO. WCCO.
7.4s-"Famous Loves" NBC) WIZ.
KDKA. WLW.
s:oo-Interwoven Pair; Orchestra tNBc)
WIZ. KDKA. KYW, WHAS. WLW.
Salon sinugers CNBC) wEAF. wGY
wwJ. wSAI.
True Story Hour (Columbial
wABC. wMAQ. wOwo, KNOX.
s:so-schraedertown Band CNBCl wEAF.
wGY. wwJ. wSAI.
Phllco Theater Memories (NBCl
WIZ. KYw. wLw. KDKA. wJR.
sso-Armstrong Quakers (NBC) WIZ.
KDKA. KYw. WJR-
Planters Pickers (NBCl wEAF,
wwJ. wsAI. wGy. WIS.
Bremen TuIly Time (Columhia)
~ wABc. wMAQ. KNOX. wowo,
wCCO.
e:so-Grand Opera Concert tColumoia)
wABC. WMAQ.
Armour Program CNBcl WIZ,
KDKA, wJR. wLw. KYw.
io;oo-Amos n Andy CNBC, WIZ. wAdAQ.
KDKA. wJR, KYW. WLW.
1o:so-Iyman's Orchestra (Columbial
WABC. wOwO. wKRC.
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MONDAY
WKBF
e.oo-neards Happy Break Liners.
S30-Frank Fessers program
WFBM
7:3o-Ceco Couriers; 49,.
,SS:iilGuy Lombardos Royal Canadians.
TUESDAY
WKBF
7.ao-Grain Dealers Quartet,
e00-Don Hers Jumping JACKIE
wFBM
e.on-paul Whiteman. Old Gold Hour.
9:00-Fada Salon hour.
1o:3o-Paramount Hotel orchestra.
WEDNESDAY
WKBF
7.so-Kruse Radio program.
s:00-Crescent Paper Company.
WHEN
7.oo-yoice Of Columbia.
e:0o-Indiana roof dance.
o:3o-In A Russian village.
THURSDAY
wKBF
s:3o-chas. Peek program
9:ao-crystal Pep w daRSs o'cnes'fS'
e.oo-True Detective mysteries.
10:30-Paramount Hotel orchestra
FRIDAY
WKBF
7:oo-Rose Tire Company program.
Embellishments Athletic CIuo.
WFBM
s:o0-Consolidated Cigar program.
7:OO-DaguerrotYpes.
ll:i-Indiana roof dance.
SATURDAY
wKBF
7:oo-Kruse radio program.
7:30-General Motors sports REVIEW
WFBM
1;oo-Princeton-C Chicago football game.
s:00-Craybar program.
-Puhlix hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-28

6:30-NBC CWJZ)-Roxy and Gang
NBC CWEAF-V President Curtis.
7OO-NBC CWEAF)-Voce of Ffrestone.
Columba-United army band.
7:45-WPC Atlantic Ciy-Romeo and Juliet.
83O-NBC CWEAF)-Ndotors party, Sousa and band
Columba-An Evening in Paris Club Daunou"
Country Club.
"Old IronSldeS
lOO0-NBC (WEAF)-Navy day prominent SPEAKERS
United States navy band, glee club.
-CoIumba-Lymans orchestra.