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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
YOUNG LEADER
IN TALK SUNDAY

At Central Christian church, Sun
day evening at 7:45, Miss Elizabeth
Cooper, interdenominational Chris
tian Endeavor secretary for Indiana.
will deliver an address on the sub
ject, Youth Challenged by Our
Times"
An invitation Is extended to all
Christian Endeavorers in the city to
attend the meeting. Miss Cooper
will speak of the international En-
deavor convention held last summer
in Berlin, Germany, and address
young people on the opportunities
of Christian Endeavor in the city
Of Indianapolis. Representatives Of
the Young Peoples Endeavor So
ciety Of Central church will partici-
pate in the hour.
Music. specially arraf. ged for the
occasion, will be provided by the
vested chorus, directed by Fred
Jerry, and a special solo viii be sung
by Farrell Scott.
at Barth Place NJ. E. chrch, the
Rev. Howard M. Pattison will speak
in the morning on Results of a
Personal Pentecost." At night, the
Rev. John Yakel, evangelist, viii
speak.
At the First Congrega tional
church, the Rev. William I. Caugh-
ran will speak in The morning on
New Days Demand New Methods"
"Thy Kingdom Come" and THE
Religion of jeremiah are the an
nounced themes of the Rev. Will
liam Talbot Jones at the Edwin
Ray NJ. E. church.
1.-THE Universal Hunger" will be
the morning theme of DR.. Frank S.
G. Wicks at All Souls Unitarian
church.
At the Second Evangelical church
the Rev. j. H. Killing will speak IN
the morning on Victorious Faith"
at night, Treasures of the snow"
The Rev. L. B. Moseley of the
Emerson Avenue Baptist church
will speak in the morning on THE
Royal Law" AT night, Watch That
Left Hand"
A Joint concert of sacred music
will be given by the Little SYM
phony orchestra of Indianapolis and
the Riverside NJ. e. vester choir will
form the evening worship service at
the Riverside NJ E. church. Robert
Shultz will direct both the orchestra
and choir. The pastor, the Rev.
Robert M. Selle, viii preach at the
morning worship hour on Lowest
Thou Me7"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
Fishing the
Air

Frank LaForge, pianist. and composer.
will be guest artist on the Metropolitan
Echoes program dedicated to his WORK
over WIZ and NBC network. Sunday at ~
noon.
lTosti's musical setting Of the poem
''L'Alba Separa" by the italian dramat-
list. novelist and poet, Gabrielle dan.
nunzio. will be sung by Giuseppe di
Benedettc. tenor. during ''NeapoIitan
Nights" to be broadcast over WEAF
and NBC network Sunday at 1880 .. m.
Peter Tschaikowskvs Fifth Symphony
will be PLAYED by the Roxy symphony or
cfestra under the direction of Emo Rapee,
during the concert TO be heard over WLW
and NBC network. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
The overture to MozaEts Titus" which
was composed by invitation for the Coro-
nation of Leopold II as king Of Bo5 5srirs
the NBC Artists Service program which
will be broadcast over WEAF ana an
NBC network Sunday.
contrasting program. ranging from
works of Victor Herbert to Negro spirit
uals, will be presented during the Davey
hour to be broadcast over WERR and an
NBC network Sunday at p. m.
The, Curtis Symphony orchestra, from
p. m. Sunday over WFBM and the Co:
iunibia network, under the direction OF
Emil Miynarski, and again on Dec. z.
as the arrangements of the New YORK
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ACTS ON SOVIET TRADE
U: S. Rules Sausage Castings from
Russia Must Be Fumigated.

RuSSld huSt be fuInlsabeo.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-New
restrictions on United States trade
with Russia were announced today
by the agriculture department.
The department issued an order
canceling the authority Of port off,
cials to accept Russian inspection
certificates for sausage castings, and
feed stuff for livestock.
This action was taken, the de-
partment said, because it has no
accurate information regarding the
Russian inspection system.
In the future. Russian sausage
casing and feed must be funigated
here before being placed on sale.
Imports of castings last year totaled
$4,000 900.
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HIGH SPORTS OF SUNDAYS
RADIO PROGRAM

~ IA
ll:so-coiumbla international broad
cast.
i:oo-NBC (wJZl-Roxy symphony
orchestra.
-Columbia-New York phil
harmonic orchestra.
7:oo-NBc (WJzl-Enns Jettick
melodies.
7:i5-NBC (WJz)-Colliers' hour.
observation-disclosures old curt
osity shop.
s:l5-NBC (WEAFl-Atwater Kent
hour.
-Columbia-Royal hour with
Jesse Crawford.
s:4S-NBc (WEAF) Sunday at Seth
Parkers,
lo:so-NBC fwEAF)-Russian cathe-
dral choir.
l2:0O-WBBM-Nu Club with Paul
Whiteman and orchestra.
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Train Kills MOtorist

BIZ United Press
SEELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. o.
Icy pavement caused the death OF
Frank Kramer, Al, Shelbyville, when
his automobile skidded into a Big
Four train at q crossing. The body
was mangled almost beyond recog-
milton and parts of the car were
strewn for two blocks along tho
track.
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Truck Driver Killed

By United Press
PLAINFIELD, Ind, Nov. 90. -
Death of Marvin Burris, Franklin,
and serious injury of John T. Curry.
Franklin, resulted when Burris
drove truck loaded with straw into
the path of an interurban car. The
traction car was damaged. A wreck
ing crew cleared the track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
s125 Clothing Stolen From Car

Theft of clothing valued at SIPS
from the parked auto of L. p.
Green, 1925 West Twenty-sixth
street, at Harding street and Edge
mont avenue Friday night was re-
ported to police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

Selections from current musical pro-
duetlons, and popular dance melodies
that marx the trend Of modern musical
fashions viii be played by Freddie Rich
and his Dandies from $3.50 70 Sunday
over WABC and the Columbia network.
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avenue; Tuesday, Dec. 2, in st. &C.
elias hall, Union and Palmer
streets, and on Thursday, Dec. 4,
in st. Philip Neri hall, North Rural
street. All attending are asked to be
in the various halls not later than
8:l5 o'clock, as no one will be adj
mitted after that hour.
At the Bellaire M. Z. church, the
Rev. Walter B. Grimes will preach
in the morning on 1.-THE Essentials
Of Faith" At night, 1.-THE Abundant
Life"
At the Downey Avenue Christian
church the Rev. B. r. Johnson
speaks Sunday on Man, Temporal
or Eternal" and Can Man Flee
God?"
At the Fifty-First Street NJ. E.
church the Rev. Frank McDaniels
Of Philadelphia will speak in the
morning.
DAILY Strength for Daily Needs"
and "Overf1owing Cups" are the an
nounced subjects of the Rev. Am
hrose Aergerter of the Beville. Ave-
nue. Evangelical church.
Happiness" and Life or Death"
are the Sunday themes of the Rev.
F. T. Taylor of the East Park M. E.
church.
DR. Alpha Hunter Kenna of the
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal
church will speak in the morning
on America First" and at night,
Don't Worry"
At the Missionary Tabernacle
Sunday, the Rev. o. H. Mater will
speak at 10:45 a. m. on "A Three
Word Gospel In the afternoon,
he will speak on 1.-THE Danger of
Delay" At night, the Rev. Dora
M. Leck will speak.
Sunday morning at the Hillside
Christian church, the pastor, Homer
Dale, Will preach on 1.-THE Philosophy
of Prayer" The evening theme will
be I'm the Shadow of the Second
Death"
The Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis,
the bishop Of Indianapolis, will be-
gin a series of Advent sermons at
the Cathedral at the 4:30 o'clock
service Sunday evening. His sub
ject will be Some Implications of
Advent" Canon Alexander will
preach at the II o'clock service on
"a New Day for Christian Steward
ship"
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True worship is the title Of a SER
mon BY the Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse
from the Tenth Presbyterian church OF
Philsdelphia from 4 to 4.30 p. m. sun
day. TO be broadcast over WFBM and the
Columbia network.
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SATURDAY

"a = W
lHYW tl020l-Migs Adtaker.
} CBS-Simmons Show Boat.
:, WBBM fT70l--Ben BeTnie's
wFAA (SOo)-simms sing
lNBC CIvEAFl-Rolfe's Lucky
! St.tke orchestra.
WGR l55ol-Mayfsir or
1 chestra.
NBc lwJz,-chicago Civic
opera.
WJR f75ol-Barn dance.
| WMAQ 1870 Concert or
chestra.
--a:15 p. M
KYw (io2ol-Spitalny's or
chestra.
800 P. M
WBBM (7Tol-jan CAREERS
! orchestra.
lWJR lT5o)-Air theater.
10 P. M
lKYw (lo2ol--News; state
| Street"
KDKA (aso)-sport;s wealth
err.
chestra.
CKGW (6e0l--Wade's or
cheStra.
/ CBS-DennY's orchestra.
NRC (WEAF)-Tenor. string
IwGY (7sol-van cuEler or
wHAM 1ilso)--Barrett's or
cheStra,
wJR l75o) News; slumber
MECHANICS n Andy to
WMAQ, WSM, WIS,
! WHAS, WSB. KTHS.
WFAA.
lNBC (WJzl-Siumber music.
WRVA (iil0l--Qld Fiddlers.
WIAM 1070l-OprY house.
--10;15 P. NJ
KSTP (1460l Features.
NBC fWEAFl --Heidt's or
Kp piasss' 1l'aso, - Far North
wDAF (eio)-Dance pro-
wsM (65O)-Barn dance.
-l0;3O P. NJ
CBS-Guy Lombardo's or
CKAC (73N-orgsp.
KYW (i02ol-Wayne Kings
WON 's'S I7so, - symphony;
Syncopators.
WHO (56o)-Orehestra.
SUNDAY
| -8:15 p. M
NBc lWEAFl-Atwater Kent
XIV Co2o)-Tom cerun's
lwRvA 1lliol - yorktown
band; tyio.
$3.50 r. NJ
lNBO (WJZl-Foyd Gibbons.
WBBM lT70l - California
i, HluclCdlGs
CBS-Tone pictures.
% P. M
ICFCA (s40)-ImperiaY hour.
lKTHS (l040l-Sweetest hour.
KYW ll020l--R. & r. pro-
wBsB5Mi ' t77o,-Den Rernie's
orchestra.
wiz Observation-Disclosures.
lNBC (WJZl--Deane Sisters.
lCBS-Royal hour.
--9;l5 P. M
WFAA 5000 Male quartet.
lNBC Observation-Disclosures
Champions (NRC).
WMAo (e7o)-Musical pro-
INBC (wJzl-Pennzoil Pete.
$50 P. M
CBs--Barnsdall symphony
WIZ l75o)-Happy half
WLW i7ool-Concert hour.
iWOR (7l0l-PlaYhouse.
-9;45 p. M
NBc (WEAF) Seth Park
ers.
WON (72ol-"Yoice OF the
Housetops."
I --10 P. M
lCBS-Back Home hour.
WON (720l ~ Tomorrow
Tribune: symphony.
NBC (WJz)-Slumber lnu-
WMAo t6To)-AuId Sandy;
| concert orchestra.
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TATIoNs on THE NATIONAL BRoApcAsTING cosfPAr
OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCAsTING COMPANY

~ P. NJ
MIC CwJzl-Dixie Circus.
WSM fe50l Jack and Bill.
VIM fe2ol-studio fea'
--7:15 P. NJ
CBS-Dixie Echoes.
NBC WIZ 'Rin-Tin-Tir
wMAo ts7o)-Daiiy new'
features.
1870 P. M
CBS-DancinR yesterdays.
KYW fl020l-Gerun's or.
chestra.
cKAo l7sol--Musical fea'
NBC fWEhFl -Careless love
WON fT20l--Coon Sander;
Nightha WkS,
NBC WIZ Fuller man.
WSM e50l-Studio features
-7;I5 P. NJ
CBS-Waliace Silyersmiths.
IS r. M
CFcA (s40)-Builetins: Stat
ters' aces.
KDKA foS0l--Declslons To-
freedom.
KTHs (lo4o)-Jubilee sing
KYW llo2o)-Financial talk
CBS-Carborundum band
Indian Legends.
WBAL (loeol-The melo
NBo iwEAF)--G. E. bant
concert.
WGN -Nighthawks.
WJR f750l whispers"
NBC (WJzl Organist.
WIS fS70l-Barn dance {
hours.
WSM t650l-Barn dance.
-S:15 P. M
WBBM t77o) - Artists
bureau.
KYW (i02o) Smith Bros.
WGR (550l--Chevrolet frol
$50 p. M
KNOX (l0s0) village or
chestra.
CBS-Radio forum.
WBBM (770)-Paul White.
mans orchestra.
NBC (WJzl-Dutch Master
Minstrels.
wMAo (s7ol-Pratt anc
SIS P. M
Wits (l040)-Fiddlers.
% r. M
CKGW (690)-Lucerne-in
Quebec.
-6 r. M
WBBM (77ol-cheyroIet pro
wDtAaF fslo)-concert.
MIC (WEAFl-Big Brother
WGY (7aol--Philco program
$3.50 P, NJ. ~
wBRM (77o)-cecii ant
wFAsA tsoo)-Artists hour.
MIC lWEAF)-Major Bowe'
NBc (WJz)-olloraties.
WIS (870l-Little BrowT
s''D'- -e;4S p. W.
WIS (S7ol-String players.
~ P. M
CBS-Talk.
WGN l720)-Dinner concert
NBC (WJZ)-Enna Jetticl
melodies.
ills 2. NJ
NBc (WJzl-Collier's hour
KTHs l04o)-Kingswag or
CBs@U. s. music school.
WSM (650l-Services.
-T:30 r. NJ
CFcA (s4o)-Musical fea'
CBS- Editing the News"
NBc (WEAF Choral or
cheStrs,
WIS f870l-Musical stars.
WMAQ l670l-SundaY Eve
ming Club.
--7;45 p. M
CBS-Musical feature.
--8 p, M
CKGW (690l-Musical fea'
WFNR ls7o)-sunday Eve
ming Club,
ment.
CHS - Majestic curiosity
wTSSJ (s2ol - Chevrolet
chronicles.
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what shall life be- asks DR.. Daniel
A. Polling, IAN sIibi OF an argument"
during his sermon heard in the Ma
tional Youth Conference as broadcast
over WIZ and an NBC network, sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
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Philharmonic Symphony orchestra do not
permit Of the usual broadcasts beine
made on these dates.
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0BEYS BANDIT; LOSS $50
Store Manager on Way Home Is
Forced to Reopen Grocery.

Homer Reed, 1926 Ruckle street,
manager of a Standard grocery at
1850 North Alabama street, told po-
lice he was held up on his way home
Friday night. and forced 70 return
with the bandit to the store where
thegInman took $50.
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DEAN POUND TO SPEAK

Harvard University Leader TO Ad-
dress Bar Association, Dec. is.
Dean Roscoe Pound of the Har.
ward university law school will adj
dreS the winter meeting of the In
diana State Bar Association, Dec. 10.
at the Columbia Club, it was an
nounced today.
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The premiere OF new series Of Royal
Poet Of the organ" pgegEsprs VII be
work Sunday from TO $3.50 p. m. In
addition to Jesse Crawford the. programs;
which are under the auspices OF the Royal
group Of guest artists and duotones two
tonesl which is new musical radio
arrangement.
suite Orientale' by the French COM
poser. Mel Bonis, will be one Of the offer
ings by the French trio during its program
from 4.30 70 p. N. Sunday, over WFBM
and the Columbia network. Kenyon
Cougdon, baritone. will be the assisting
soloist on the program.
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PASTOR TO
CONTINUE SERIES

AilC AbCN' IL ~ =, dShlcA, pdobOL
Of st, Matthew Lutheran church,
announces that the church council
has designated Sunday, the first
Sunday in advent, as Perfect At
tendance Sunday. Every member
is expected in church. The sermon
subject for the morning service is
Enter Into the Holiness by the
Blood of Jesus" For the evening,
The Idler.' The evening sermon
is the second in the series of
Familiar Failings.' The church
council will meet Tuesday evening
at the parsonage,
The advent communion will be
observed in the Fairview Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning.
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler will
speak on IT'LL He Comes" and the
quartet will sing advent anthems.
The Rev. Fred A. Line will have
for his sermon subject: mark
Twain-A Character Sketch" at the
II o'clock morning service of Gen.
trail Universalist church, Fifteenth
and North New Jersey streets. Sun
day is the anniversary of the birth
of the great humorist. There will
be special music by the church
quartet, The Sunday school con-
yenes at 9:45.
1.-THE Crucial Question" will be
the sermon of the Rev. G. j. G.
RuSsom, pastor, at the First Re-
formed church Sunday morning.
A religious playlet will be part
of the thank offering service Of the
Woman's Missionary Society, Girls
Missionary guild and Mission band
at night.
Merle Sidener will speak on
"Victors without Spells" before the
Christian Men Builders at the
Third Christian church Sunday
morning. Mrs. Mary Morgan Cor
man will be the soloist.
Rocking Chair Christians" and
"A Reason for Our Faith" are the
announced Sunday themes of the
Rev. Victor B. Hargitt at the
Briglltwood Methodist Episcopal
church.
DR.. F. w. Burnham of the Uni
Versity-Park Christian church will
speak in the morning on Taking
Your Share In Life" A group of
student speakers from Arsenal
Technical high school will discuss
the general theme of Temptation"
at the night service.
At~the Second Reformed church,
the Rev. George P. Kehl will speak
in the morning on Beliefs and
Creeds-Are They Helps or Hind
rances?".
The Rev. Edmond Kerlin Of the
New York Street Evangelical church
will speak In the morning on tom
Thumb Religion" At night q sa-
cred song service will be given by
the chorus choir.
At Forest Manor M. z. church
the Rev. Robert F. Laycock will
speak in the morning on "Conver-
Sion.'
The Rev. Ira c. Dawes Of the First
Friends church speaks In the MORN
ing on Remembering God" Young
Peoples service viii be held at $50
p. m.
At the Indiana Central College
church the Rev. George L. Slime
announces that DR.. A. H. NJ. stone
cipher speaks in the morning. At
night DR.. Fred j. Koehrn Jr. speaks.
The Little Foxes" and 1.-THE
Value Of Prohibition" are the an
nounced themes of the Rev. Frank
r. Greer at the Fountain Street
NJ E. church.
The Rev. B. Brooks Shake at the
Grace NJ. e. church speaks In the
morning on THE World Habit" and
at night, Things Left Undone."
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NOTED MAN TO
BE HERE SUNDAY

Many inquiries have been re-
ceived during the last week con-
corning the announcement made Of
the coming Of Rev. George A. Keith,
S. j., the widely known lecturer on
The Sacred Love Story Of the
Mass" Father Keith, former dean
Of men at the University OF Detroit
and now connected with Creighton
university Of Omaha Neb., comes to
indianapolis 70 give his lecture IN
three local church halls. Sunday
evening, Nov 80. he viii be heard
IN the Assumption hail. HOS Blaine
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GREAT CHORUS
WILL APPEAR
HERE SUNDAY
Mrs. Martens at EngIish'S
Will Present Russian
CoSsackS.

Breaking all records on their
American tour which began in New
York Nov. 4, the Don Cossack Rus
sian male chorus will sing at Eng
lish's Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
In the second Of the afternoon series
Of the Martens Concerts, Inc.
Following a sensational debut on
election night and an unanimously
laudatory press, the 'Cossacks sold
out Saturday and Sunday and now
have left on a tour which takes
them as far west as Minneapolis and
which had been completely booked
long in advance.
This organization, with a record
Of over 1900 concerts given in Eu-
rope, England and Australia behind
it, war brought to America for the
first time through the enterprise Of
F. G. Coppicus.
It Immediately established itself
as the most important new attrac-
ton Of the year, and one destined
to be a countrywide fayorite for
many years to come,
Marching on the stage in military
fashion, the thirty-six Don Cos
sacks, all former officers of the
Russian imperial army, instantly
made striking impression, CARRIED
as they were, in black blouses, navy
blue trousers with a red stripe, and
cavalry boots.
In contrast to the lofty stature
of the chorus was its diminutive
and magnetic conductor, Serge
Jaroff.
The program follows:
"Credo" ........,.. .Kastalsky I856-i926l
Vow Greatly Our Lord in Glorlfed5
who Can Equal Thee!'. 49,. .BortnianskY
y. IN the, Forest .............P ashtehenk.o
..asi DYE I re - ~
- Arranged by serge ,JaFofr. -
AY. SoRlnen ...... arr. py serge JaIoH
An Old Polka go. Arr. by ]. DobroYen
Cavalry Signals" ...... 800. .Kolotilin
The Homeland ..... Arr. by !. Dobrowen
Stenka Rasin Arr. by !. borrower
old Cossack Song"
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Times Radio Dial TWisters

9:3o-Time announcement; river stages.
9.3S-Sign on
10 .00-Services.
l1.l5-Time,
u Noon-Little Jack gLittle.
?. NJ
l2:30-The Crosley theater Of the Air.
i:00-Roxy Symphony orchestra tNBC1.
2.00-Temple OF the Air.
3.o0-Florsheim SUNDAY lecture.
3;l5-Canadian Pacific musical crusaders
fNBCl.
s:4s-"Your Eyes" (NBcl.
400-Time.
The story Of an Opera.
4:45-Hvmn time.
Time.
s:oo-Tommy Atkins and his Grenadiers.
5.29-Jime.
5:30-R. F. D. program.
6.00--Hotel Sinton orchestra.
6:30-Willisms Oilomatics tHBCl.
7:00-Varietv.
7:IS-coiIier's hour (NBc,.
6:i5-Jolly Tine pop Corn Reyd.
S.30-World adventures with Floyd Glib
bons (NBCl. Weather.
a.00-Castle Farm orchestra.
9:15-Penzou Pete fNBCl.
9:30-The Crosley concert hour.
9.59-Time.
lO:00-Kaffee Big slurber music (NBcl.
10:30-Greystore ballroom orchestra.
l1:00-Little Jack Little.
I1:30-Castie Farm orchestra.
1900 AIidnigtIt-Tlme-SiRn on.
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VIZ NetWOrk


-l0:S0 p. NJ
WJR (T5o)-Deibrldge's or
wAAseo 1s7ol-pan and syi-
wTAM tioTol-Dan:s music.
-I0:45 P. NJ
.WTMJ (620-SchroedeF and
Green dragon orchestra.
WFAA tsool-Baker Blue
wM1o ts7N-Musical pro-
Ill P. M
KNOX (lo9o)-Barn dance.
CBS-Lown's orchestra.
KSTP (l460)-Danee pro
NBc (WEAF) Rudy vallee's
wecSoo' ttssiN-LOwry Mite
WON (72o, - Nighthawks;
Drake orchestra.
WHO (i0001-Whoot Owls.
WJR (750l--Song frolic.
MIC (WJz)-spitainy's or
wMxsSe Ss7o, -shsrmsn's or
chestFa three hours.
-11,i5 p. M
WBBM (77ol-Around the
Town 1.-TWO hours.
WFAA (S00l - Grapevine
TwlSterS.
-lI;SO P. NJ
CBS-Organist.
WFAA tsoo)-ouartet; or
WIZ l75O) - DiensberEer' s
orchestra.
-i1:45 p. M
wpAF (Slo) - Nighthawk
-12 P. M
KYW (i020)-Panico's or
chestra: Gerun's orchestra.
WENR ,ts7ol-Dance frolic
wGN (72o)-"Ladies Of the
WJR (T50)-Bergin's Vaga-
bonds lone hour.
1870 a. M
WTMJ (62o)--Night Watch.
KOA (s3o)--Johnson's or
chestra,
~ P, M
KYW q -Gerun's or
chest aniec's orches-
EF Midnight frolic.
X o)-~-Arnheim's or
-1O:15 P. M
XIV 1920
NBC MISUNDERSTANDING.
VIM tu4e tS2o'-MusicaI fea-
--lo:sO p. M
NBc (WEAF1 ~ Russian
Cathedral choir.
WENR (8701-Mike and Her
man; popular concert.
WMAQ (670)-The Bible.
concert orchestra,
VIM t62o)-Dance pro-
-lO;4O P. M
WON (T201-Vocai. WEN
syneopators.
--l0;45 P. M
KYW flo20l-Wayne Kings
orchestra.
Ill P. NJ
cBs--Hawaiian music: or
wENR Cs7o)--Air vaudeville
"a hoursl.
WON Observation-Disclosures.
WIKI (i3s0)-Club Madrid
orchestra.
WJR (75o)-Bergin's orches-
-l1:l5 P. M
WBBM (770l-Around the
town Il hoursl.
-I1;20 p. M
KYW Io20)-Panico's or
chestra.
--11:30 r. M
WLW l7o0l-Castle Farm or
chestTa.
lie P. NJ
XII t64Ol-Concert orehes-
WBBM (77o)--Nutty Club.
1870 A. M
WTMJ (e20)-The Night
watch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

Giovanni Martinelli. Metropolitan Opera
tenor, will be guest soloist during the AZ.
water Kent hour to be broadcast througt
Sunday at S:l5 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29
WLW (7O0y Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P, NJ.
4:0o--The CrosleY Dealers hour.
4;59-Tine announcement.
b:00--Fortunes over the coffee grounds,
A:05-Bfooks and Ross.
:I4-Ttme.
5:i5-Crosley theater Of the air.
5:45--Litef~ry Digest tNBC.
6:00--Pepsodent Amos m Andy (NBC) d.
6;l5-Tastyeast program (NBCl.
6:3G-CrosieV Saturday knights.
7:20-~LeYillaFd football scores.
7;30-~The Fuller man (NBCl.
s;QQ-Qid Gold character readings.
8:lS--VaFietY.
8:30-Dutch Master Ministries (NBC).
9:oQ-Ghicago opera tNBCl.
i0:00--Tifne
10;0l-Weather,
l0:03-Hotei Gibson orchestra.
0:30--Greystone ballroonl orchestra.
II 00--Little Jack Littles
II 30-The DoodlesockeTS.
IL Midnight--Castle Farm orchestra.
iS.So-Time nnouncement--sign OF.
SUNDAY
AM.
B:29--Time announcement.
R.3n-Church school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

At the Downey Avenue Christian
church the Rev. B. r. Johnson
speaks Sunday on Man, Temporal
or Eternal" and Can Man Flee
God?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

at the Fifty-First Street M. E.
church the Rev. Frank McDaniels
Of Philadelphia will speak in the
morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

At the Bellaire M. E. church, the
Rev. Walter B. Grimes will preach
in the morning on 1.-THE Essentials
Of Faith" At night, 1.-THE Abundant
Life"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

"Daily Strength for Daily Needs
and Overlooking Cups" are the an
nounced subjects of the Rev. Am
hrose Aergerter of the Beville. Ave-
nue. Evangelical church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-29

DR. Alpha Hunter Kenna of the
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal
church will speak in the morning
on America First" and at night,
Don't Worry"