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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-10
Sharkey 9-to-5 Choice
Over German Heavy in
Garden Scrap Thursday
New Cash Record for Bout in Which Dempsey Is Not
Involved Expected: Uncertainty of Fighters Ability
Holds Down Wagering.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK June 1o-Pugisms million gates" passed out
OF existence with the retirement Of
Thursdays world heavyweight championship contest between
and Max Schmeng believe the bout will
50o00 establish which no part
The five record gates in prize history Dempsey
Ia one O the
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Monday Ring Results

PORTLAND. Ore. June lo.-welter-
weight champion. Young Jack Thompson.
Knocked out Jimmy Dolan. Portland, IN
the third round Of the scheduled ten
round bout here Monday.
BOSTON. June i0.-Lou Scozza, Buffalo
light heavyweight scored knockdown IN
the tenth and deciding round OF close
bout with Tony Shucco of Boston here
Monday 10 gain shade. The nrst nine
rounds were even.
FLINT. Mich, June Io.-Marty Gold.
Philadelphia hyweieht defeated ouinns
lee Of JackSonville. Fla. IN ten rounds
here Monday. Happy Atherton. Indian
apolIs fyweight. lost BY a shade to Ollie
Bartlett Of Minneapolis In another ten
Eounoer-
PITTSBURGH. Pa. June io.-Joe
Trippe. Rochester IN. ~ lightweight was
defeated BY Farmer Cooper Of Terre
Rautc. md. IN ten rounds here Monday.
COLUMBUS. O.. June i0.-Jimmy Reid
Vas outpointed By Midget Mike O'Dowd
in close ten-round bout here Monday.
C'Dowd was Outwesghed eight pounds.
Both are Columbus battlers.
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AMEkYCAN AssoCIATIoN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today's Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS might
game).
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Kansas City at Louisville.
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rounding Schmelinss ability to take
punishment.
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With the Chamber of Commerce
up interest another large
turnout is expected tonight.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York. postponed; rain
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGTF
NArInNAI IrAcr1I

Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
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STELLA WALSH VICTOR

Cleveland Girl Splinter Defeats
Canadian Rivals.
Bp United Press
TORONTO, Ontario, June TO-
Stella Walsh, Cleveland sprint SEN
sation, ran the 100 meters in IL is
seconds to defeat Rose Crosse
O'Neil and Kay Griffith of Toronto
in the feature event of the Shrine
girls track meet at Maple Leaf
stadium Monday night.
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Many fans went out on the field at the
close of Mondays game to get EIir SC
of lights and shadows from the st L.
point of the players. The crowd numbered
$500. The paid gate was 3,67i.
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SUNDAY RADIO FEATURES

Morning broadcast from WFBM and stations
o'clock Sunday morning Lii
contrao holds much promise will be
supplemented the Columbia instrumental ensemble
Deusch.
conductor of the Symphony
the
the NBC system beginning at
D.
An Italian symphony in parts high spot
that feature broadcast from WFBM and sta
Columbia broadcasng at o'clock Sunday afternoon
Columbia broadcastng systems symphonic maestro will
direct the
spiritual leadership Lincoln that America from
A Polling in the bt
WLW the NBC
system Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Coinge originator of the Cathedral
presentation broadcast
Columbia broadcasting at o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
operetta recently
the delightful Message the Vioe which
be heard WENR the system afternoon
4 o'clock.
the Spanish will by
Elena Ncona during the Palma
at o'clock Sunday evening addition these Adeu
Granada and CaVelo Miss Pano will
Wish" Chopin.
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Mary Mccoy, petite Luther sing
duet eff I'm Dreaming Sally
hghghts
Choral orcheSra be
and the NBC Sunday night
to
evening
the Chicago
Georgia Polacc playing the stage of the historic
house
artists Kosetz
Russian Ceanovsky Metropolitan
Company Eugene Gooens conductor
harmonic
Rhapsody Blue during
nz everywhere for its brilliant technique while
nable difficulties presentation ability
has enabled him to make transcription
which will be heard on this
operate excerpts Neyerbee distinguish
broadcast KDKA and the MIC Sunday s:15
story a girl
reached by the
dramatic
WFBM and stations the Columbia
blood with
and in the end surprises the listener
Agnus Del Lamb
Bset VIII presented during
the Columbia boadcaing
will be given by the Symphony
Instrumental and melodies
Hawaii will be
the NBc system Sunday night at 1915 O'Clock.
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Radio
OPERA FANTASY
TO Be OFFERED
over NBC CHAIN
Gilbert and Sullivan Gem
Sunday at IL Noon
Over WLW.

Gilbert and Sullivans imaginative
fantasy, "Iolanthe," will be present.
ed by the National Light Opera
Company under the direction of
Harold Sanford over WLW and the
NBC system, Sunday at IL noon.
Iolanthe, fairy, having offended
her queen by marrying a mortal, has
been baniShed for life. But in the
opening scene in Already, after
twenty years of exile, she Is par
doned. She tells the queen of her
marriage and of her son, Strephon,
half fairy and half mortal, who is
engaged to Phyllis, Shepherdess
and ward in chancery. At this
point Strephon enters and informs
his mother that the lord chancellor
will not permit him to marry Phyl-
lis.
The queen says she has a Dor
ough at her disposal, and will return
him to parliament as a liberal-con-
servatiye. Strephon meets Phyllis
and pleads against delay in mar
riage. Meanwhile the lords meet t.
decide which one of them shall have
Phyllis, the lord chancellor waving
his claim.
Phyllis, summoned before them,
declares she is in love with Sire
phon. The lord chancellor Sepa-
rates Phyllis and Strephen and Or
ders her to go. Strephon invokes
the aid Of his fairy mother, who
promises to lay the case before her
queen.
In the second act at Westminster
Strephon is in parliament. Phyllis
has become engaged to two of the
lords, but Strephon finally proves
his birth to Phyllis and explains
away her fears. Iolanthe then &C
knowledges that the lord chancellor
is her husband and pleads with him
in Strephon'S behalf.
When she makes this confession
she is condemned to death for
breaking her fairy VOW. Thereupon
all the fairies confess that they
have married peers. AS it Is i'm
practicable to kill them all, the
queen hunts up husband and finds
one in Private Willis, the sentry
in the palace yard. All the hus-
bands join the fairies and thus the
matter is happily ended.
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PRINCE ALI TO
Be HEARD over
WFBM SUNDAY
Hindu Mystic Will Answer
Questions Asked by
Listeners.

Prince Ali, R-K-O headliner,
who opens a weeks engagement at
the Fountain Square theater Sun
day, will give a demonstration of
his psychic powers in a personal
appearance before the WFBM
microphones during the William H.
Block Company hour at p. m.
Sunday.
Prince Ali requests, If you have
business troubles, need advice on
personal affairs, or have lost any
thing recently, that you write him
in care of the radio station. Names
and addresses should accompany
letters, but no names will be read
over the radio. Prince Ali VIII use
initials in asking questions.
The first concert of the American
Legion band over WFBM is sched-
uled for Sunday afternoon, from l
TO 2 o'clock. This is one Of the
largest musical organizations ever
to broadcast over a station IN In
dianapolis, the band numbering 125
men in it's personnel.
Every part Of Indiana is repre-
sented in the membership Of this
band. the players coming from six
ty-one Indiana towns and cities.
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AUTO SHOW AT
PLAYGROUND TO
HAVEIONC RUN
Forty-Two Makes of Cars
TO Be Displayed at
8-Day Event.

Forty-two makes of motor vehi-
cles and a wide variety of access
sorIeS will Re displayed - tVrepty
exhibitors in the Indianapolis auto
show which will open next SaotN day
noon at the state Playground.
The Edgerton Company will dec
crate the hall and a feature will be
elimination of the central pit which
formerly divided the building into
three parts.
Following lead of Chicago, Gin
cinnati and other cities, the Indi-
annapolis show this year will be open
Sunday afternoon and night, Feb.
16. During the week, doors will be
open from 10 a n. to 1890 p. m.
Extension Of the show to an eight
day instead of six-day event Will
permit larger t-of-town crowds.
The February meeting of the In
diana section of the Society of Au-
tomotive Engineers, on Thursday
night at the C,aypool. will be pre-
auto show feature. All members OF
the indianapolis Automobile Trade
Association and other automobile
dealers of the city have been invited
to attend the dinner and hear D. II.
Roos, Studebaker corporation CHER
engineer, and Herbert Show, Au-
burn engineer, in addresses.
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Dixie Columbia broadcasing system
Saturday night Johnson and his
River" up
Mountain" and Others
An arrangement Cyl and unique Danse
Me Pollock Lawnhurst marks
system evening o'clock
compositions of
symphonic pattern during the Gen
broadcast WHAS WTAM and the NBC
system Saturday night at o'clock.
Samova alusan musical under
Bjo native of that country and finished
WFBM the Columbia broadcasng
Mile the Vonst
will supplemented
Palma" girls; Eli Spivak BARITONE
Peter BljoS Baaaka ensemble
oldfashoned backface fun making featuring the don
wouldn't It Make
Dutch Mnstre WIW and
system Saturday evening $3.50 O'Clock.
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Fishing the Air

sooist the Bernhard Leytow
the Columbia broadcasg
night will
selections Herbert Rachmannof Dvorak
directly
modore in City
Arthur Sulivans nautical musical
anchor and Star march bring
of which Earle
tone,a Kaufman
NBC Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Arthur
lecturer WFBM
his
Africa talk time will fifteen
hsdes conjured
hill billy which the family
WHO and the NBC Chicago studios Saturday
ocl
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
J.E. johnson, Danyille, Ind, Pom
tiac coach, 406-198, from Danville.
John A. Perkins, 1896 West
Thirty-frst street, Ford coupe.
from Capitol avenue and Ohio
street.
John Gay. 4121 Hoyt avenue, Ford
touring, from Massachusetts avenue
and Noble street.
Floyd Agal, 3119 Shriver avenue,
Ford tudor, 736-7OO, from 528 North
Meridian street.
John P. HumeS, Danville, Ind,
Pontiac sedan, 5S3-822, from Dan
vile.
Patrick j. Murphy, 1880 North
Illinois street, Apt. %, Chevrolet
coach, 67-S18, from 1880 North I'LL
nois street.
Horace Woods Taxi Company, 80
West Vermont street, Studebaker
sedan. 1914, from English avenue
and Randolph street.
Raymond Gilbreath, 142 East
Ohio street. Chevrolet coach, 1850,
from 142 East Ohio street.
Gilbert Henderson, Franklin,
Studebaker coupe. 1854, from Sen
ate avenue and Maryland street.
Washington Automobile Sales
Company. $50 East Washington
street, Nash coupe, NJ $50, from
Davidson and Washington streets.
Charles F. Schlegel ST.. 4615 Win
throp avenue, Chevrolet coach,
91-201, from Delaware and Ohio
streets.
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RAILWAY WILL BUILD
CONCRETE DINOSAURS
Prehistoric Mammals in Effigy TO
Greet Passengers.

BIZ Times Special
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 8.-Dino-
saurs, mammoths and maStodonS
may be tethered along the lines Of
the Canadian National Railways In
western Canada for the delight OF
American tourists. Those who pass
by, however, need have no fear for
each dinosaur on a mountain side,
each mammoth on the plains, each
mastodon in river bed, only will
be a likeness of the prehistoric
beast encaSed in concrete.
The plan is part of that under
taken by the national museum as a
monument to the wild life which
roamed through western Canada
millions of years ago. 1t is pointed
put that the American Museum OF
Natural History, New York, has
made a plaster paris cast of some
of the skeletons of prehistoric
monsters.
The Canadian museum plans to
have these figures constructed in
concrete to last out the weather and
to become as permanent parts of
the countryside as the concrete
abutmentS of bridges.
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WILES NEW PRESIDENT

j. B. Wiles, industrial commits
sioner and manager Of the TT.
Wayne Chamber of Commerce, has
been elected president of the Wa
bash-M aumee Waterways Improves
ment Associe ton, Mrs. Virginia E.
Jenckes, executive secretary, an
nounced Friday.
A trip to Washington TO attend
a meeting of the congressional flood
control committees was planned by
association officials. William H.
Arnett, managing director of the.
Indiana state Chamber of Com
merce, and ]. c. Millspaugh, Penn
sylvania railroad division passenger
agent, attended the meeting at the
Columbia Club
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
J. H. Chimes, Danville, Ind. 'Jor-
dan sedan, found at Court and Ala
bama street.
John E. MeSSick, 1885 Washing
ton boulevard. Hudson sedan, found
at Michigan and Pennsylvania
streets.
Buick touring, 45O-227 Q92el
found at IS West st. Clair street.
Indianapolis Stove Company.
Roosevelt avenue and Thirteenth
street.
Ford roadster found at North and
PierSon streets.
w. H. Thompson. 357 Hendricks
place. Ford coupe. found at Thrift
eth street and Northwestern avenue.
Ford roadster, 511-458 1920,
found at 1112 College avenue.
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SUNDAY
IS P. M
WENR ts7ol. Chicago-The Smith family.
NBC System-Oriental Echoes to WEAF.
wDAF (siOi. Kansas city-community
Gol9m6ia-Fox entertainers to wABC.
WJR t750l, Detroit-Entertainers.
WMAQ t67o). Chicago-StrinR quartet.
$50 +. M
Colqmbia-Acousticon program to wABc.
MIC systsm-old company's songolosue
wGN t72O). Chicago-Musical program.
-5:45 p. M
WON C7So). Chicago ChiidTen's concert.
Columbia - Romantic Ancestors" to
XIV Io2O). chicago-Kassels orchestra.
WAL VIAL %sX W$5 &sA he wfS Voc
WIZ 57SOl. New York-cook's travelogue.
WlMAQ t670l. Chicago-Debate-Kent col
iese vs. Iowa. s.so
WEAF.' WV. WGY. W WHS WAN. 70
NBC System1V7Koestners orchestra to WIZ.
WIS (s7Ol. ChicaRo-Little Brown church.
-6:45 P. M
Co5gm bd wThe Worlds Business" to
columbia-1a palma IN, Rhapsodizers to
wcco 18lo). Minneapolis-st. Paul-Musl-
wGN I7S0I. Chicago-Pat Barnes: concert
NBC system--E;nna Jettick Melodies to
W WSA KDKA' "JR' KY"' "HAs' "L"'
wMAo Cs7O). chicago-sunday Evening
-7:15 P. M
NBC System-Collier's hour to WIZ.
KDKA. KYw. WJR. wCKY.
WSM (650). Nashville-Services.
1870 P. M
c0Iqmbia-wayne's Kings sonatrons to
WGY. WV, WsAf. Wis. WAS, wTAM.
VIVID (113o) MooseheartLPeoples church
WGN (720b, Observation-Disclosures
8 p. M
WHAS. WGY. WSM. WV. VITO.
Columbia-Wendeu Halls music makers to
wENR (s7O. chicaeo-sunday Evening
-8:15 p. M
NBC system-Atwater Kent concert to
Nys.t wy wv WGY' "GN' "TAM'
MIC systemNConcert to WIZ. KDKA.
--S:45 P. M
MIC IS s yy N p sketch "PenrOd"
to WIZ "1F, p NJ
Columbia-Jesse Crawford to WFBM.
wENR (s7O). Chicago-symphony orches-
ira.
-9:15 P. NJ
wDAF (slo). Kansas City-Orchestra con-
w @gAF, WdY. WTAM. WON. vito
w3R (75on,;; DetIoit-Happy, half hour.
MIC ~ Enlightenment 91;v to WIZ. WHAM.
WSM (650J. Nashville Symphony concert.
$3.50 P. M
Columbia-Arabesou to WFBM.
WBAP 5000. FIT. Worth-Musical program.
--9:45 PM
NBC System-At Seth Parkers to WEAF,
won l72o', chicaeo-Pullman porters
KYW (102O). Chicsgo-Hockey- Boston
Bruins VS.. Black Hawks.
10 P. M
KNOX $1,000, st. Louis Entertainers:
Columbia home, hour to wFBM.
WBAP. ,(sOO) Fl. worth-Cooles orchestra:
WGN (72O1. Chicago Tribune;
wJR l750l. Detroit-Features.
WMAQ (670l. Chicago-Concert orchestra.
-1O:15 P. M
KYW 1920. Chicago-News: dance nlu-
NBC System-Russian Cathedral choir to
WEAF WWJ WBAP, WGY.
WIZ .(760l New York-South Sea Island
erS to KDKA.
WTAM G070J. Cleveland-News: musical
program.
1880 p. M
WENR (870), Chicago-Musical rnelange.
WMAQ t67o). Chicago-The Bible: concert
orchestra.
--1O:45 p. M
NBC Observation-Disclosures to WEAF. WV.
WBAP.
Ill P. M
WENR (s70). Chicago-Vaudeville e.
WJR 575oO. Detroit-organ: dance music
Il Il hOurSl.
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DISTANT STATIONS
SATURDAY

~ p. M
KYW .(1020l. Chicago-Finance talk.
Col COY 1I15t1,, Arthur Torrance. explorer
NBG system-"New Business world' to
WGN (72O). Chicago-Floorwalker: Night
MIC system-Pickard family to WIZ.
wsM 165o). Nashville-Lamplighte
-7:1S p. M
coIpm6ia- ;E,E9n period to wABc.
"mA9' "ocG 2:sO p M
KDKA $500. Entertainers.
KYW G020l. Chicago-BernieS orchestra.
Columbia-Dixie Echoes to WFBM.
WCco I8lOl MinneapOlis-st. Paui-Dickin-
MIC sYstem-Laynderland lyrics to
WEAF , WGYi wsM' KoA. WIS WwJ'
WIR (750l Detroit-Barn dance
NBC Systematic Silver Flute to WIZ.
WMAQ (67ol. Chicago-Concert orchestra.
KYw 1920, Chicago--Courtesy program;
KTHS 1O4o). Hot springs-Dornberger's
calamSis1 sNit Wit hour to wEgM.
NBC Walter Demrosch's 9. E.
CONCERT to WEAF, WGY. WIAM. ""J'
wGN l72oi. chicago-wGN PLAYERS,
NBC SYSTEMATICALLY; comic skit to WIZ.
WIZ 155ol, Detrolt-Gordons singers,
WOR (7lo(. Newark-Hofbrau orchestTa;il
WsM $500. Nashville-Barn dance (Sh
-O0-'' -s15 P. NJ
wJR 1907. Detroit-Orchestra: singers.
$50 P. M
coIumbia-Around the samoyar to ,wEBM.
WIS l87Ol. CHICAGO Minstrels.
KYW. WLw. WJR.
3 P. M
Columbia-Paramount Publix hour to
NBC system-Rolfe's Lucky Strike dance
ORCHESTRA to WEAF. WGY. WWJ. WGN.
MIC %c,,S sXystem-ship of memory to WIZ
WIS (87ol. Chicago-Musical program.
WMAQ (670). Chicago-Musical program.
$50 P. M
KYw 1920. Chicago-Fiorito's orchestra.
WIS (870l, Chicago-Barn dance.
WJR (75G). Detroit-McGay's orchestra.
WTAM (1070). Cleyeland-Dance music.
10 p. M
KNOX (10e0l. St. Entertainers
XIV 1920, Chicago-Book man: Your
English" orchestra.
KDKA 1890. PittsburEh-Far north mes
Columbia-Lombardo' orchestra to WABC.
WCCO 800. Minneapohs-St. Paul-Long' S
MO system-Tenor. trio to wEAF.
WGN (720). ChicaRo-Tomorrow'S Tribune:
WGY l7sol. .Schenectady-Mess to Ad-
WHO $500. Chicago-Orchestra program
wJR (75o). Detroit-News: slumber mu-
MIC system--slumber music to WIZ.
wPG (1l0O). Atlantic City-Auditorium or
wMAo 1ti67o). chicago-Concert orchestra.
-1O:15 P. M
MIC System-Ballew's orchestra to WEAF.
-1O:3O P. NJ
KNOX nO9o). St. LOuis-MOund's Orches-
Columbia-Paramount orchestra to wABC.
WGN l72o),. Chicago-Goldkette' orches-
wJR t756J. Detroit-Jones orchestra.
NB NC syste EN- A m Andy to KYW'
wPG TiooI. Atlantic city-silver Slipper
-1O:45 P. M
KYw GO20l. Chicago-King's orchestra.
WMAQ (670), Chicago-Concert orchestra.
III P. M
KNOX $1,000. St. Louis-steele's orches-
wABC (Seo). New York-Dance orchestra;
wCCo 800. Minneapolis-st. Paul-Dun-
wDAF l6lOI. Kansas City-songs; orches-
NBC system-valee's orchestra to wEAF.
WTAM.
WON I72o). Chicago-Dream ship: Gold
kettles orchestra.
WJR (750l. Detroit-Songs.
WMAQ (670). Chicago-Dance music "A
ii0u-''' -11:15 P. M
KoA $500. Denver-The Seven Aces.
-11:30 P. M
KNOX 1oso). ST. Louis-Jefferson orches-
ira.
WJR (750l. Detroit-Bergin's orchestra.
-1I:45 P. M
WDAF (670). Kansas City-Nighthawk
frolic.
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Daylight Hits
WFBM (123O) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company

WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
5:oo-Pep Unlimited Club.
s;00-Dramatic and literary interpreta-
1o;oo-Aunt Sammy hour.
II :Qo-Mlle Theo Hewes organ program.
IL Noon-Columbia Farm Community net
work (CBS).
1OO-Farm topics.
1:1O-Indiana State fire marshars pro-
1:so-Ann Leaf at the organ fCBs.
2:oo-columbia ensemble OBS
3S sSgor yP S5v1 inf bsnd aSRs (cBs
WKBF (14OO) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
S:55-coca News review.
7:o0-Ghurch. federation morning worship.
s:45-Stewart's Radio. Inc.
9:0o-Rhythm revelS,
9:20-H. Lauter Furniture. Company.
9:25-L. s.. Ayres downstairs store.
G0 Mt cS%m apsaEins cooking
Messenger's home message.
l0:00-Pomal makea pomolay.
10:l5-WKBF bookshelf.
l0:30-Market reports.
lo:35-The girl friends:
II :00-Theater of the Air. organ recital.
1l:30-WKBF harmony trio.
II Noon-Sue Carolyn piano specialties.
l52:IIss- The tsed and seed seed man man
1:00-Marott hotel trio.
1:30-Market reports.
I:3s-County agricultural agent.
1:45-Of.
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SHIP TO BE LAUNCHED
New Canadian Vessel Will Take to
Water Wednesday.

Il
Water Wednesday.
BIZ Times Special
MONTREAL, Feb. 8.-The Prince
David, second of the new Canadian
national steamships built at Birken-
head, England, for Pacific coast
service, and sister ship of the Prince
Henry, LAUGHED recently by Miss
Ishbel Macdonald, daughter of the
prime minister of England, will go
into the water Wednesday, accord
ing to an announcement made at
Canadian National railways head
quarters here.
Mrs. Lionel Kitchens, wife of the
chairman of Cammell-Laird & Co.
builders, will christen the vessel as
it slides down the slips. A third
vessel will be launched in March.
All three will go into service be-
tween Vancouver and ports in Alas
ka this summer.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM

1:0o-NBC (WJZ)-Roxy symphony orchestra
2:OO-NBC (WGN)-Chicago symphony
4:O0-Canadan MISUNDERSTANDING symphony.
6:00-WMAQ, Chicago-Debate, Chicago Kent college
University of Iowa.
7:15-Counbia- Air Theater.
8:15-NBC CWEAF)-Atwater Kent hour
8:45-KYW, Chicago-Hockey Bruins vs. Chicago.
:qp-Coumbia-Jesse Crawford, organis
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JACKSON OPENS RADIO
BRANCH IN IRVINGT0N
Majestic Receivers and Service to BE
Offered.

A new addition to Irvington's
business section was opened this
week by Paul Jackson, owner of the
jackson Radio Sales Company
400 East Washington street. jack
son opened a branch, the Majestic
Shop, at 5616 East Washington
street.
The new store will deal exclu-
sively in Majestic radios and offers
the community service on this and
other makes of radio sets. Herman
Askren has been appointed mana
ppY-
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talk,
8:0O-Columba-Nt Wit
(WEAF)-C E.
-Columba-Around
NBC (WJZ-Dutch Master Minstrels.
e:OO-Columbia- hour
Souis.'
9:30-NBC CWJZ)-Mnaure Theater"The First Suite"
Pittsbugh-Message far north; also WGY
Columba-Cuy Lombardo's orchestra.
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DISTANT STATIONS
MONDAY

.MONDA1
A. NJ
8:00-NBC System-Aunt Jemima Man to
sOO-NBo system (wJz)-The Man
hatters.
10:0O-WENR. Chicago-Sunshine hour.
10:15-NBC System (WEAF) - Household
Institute.
I:0o-Columbia Network-Columbi revue.
11:45-NBC System (CentraD Farm and
Pm.
l2:0o-Columbia Network-Farm program.
2:3o-NBC System (WEAF)-Blind foun-
dation program.
3:0o-NBC system (WJZ)-U. s. Marine
band to WJR.
Columbia Network-U. s. Navy
band.
3:3o-NBC System CwEAFl-Pacifc Vsga-
bonds TO WV. WHO.
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Glass Gives Carnival

Pv Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. g.
Seniors of Greencastle high school
presented a carnival to raise funds
to finance the class yearbook. Side
shows, a musical comedy and a
dance featured the entertainment.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

Ills p. M
KSTP i460l. St. Paul-Dance music.
-I1:30 p. M
WTAM io7of. Cleveland-Dance music.
liz r. M
WBBM (77ol. eChieago-Nutty Club q
hours.