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RADIO
PROGRAMS
LOCAL STATIONS

Is:a0--The Paramount OrcheBtra.
12:45-National Farm and Home hour
National Grange program
speakerA
1 f:a0-MelOdy Three.
2:00--Ths MarionetteG
s;eo-warren sweeney. pianist
s:30--Dancing melodlah
400--The Lady Next Door
l:3O-DeacriptiOn Of Arlington Cup
Race from Arlinston Park
Chicago.
s:1S-KeeplTs up with the Times.
S.20--Personsl Tax Brevitles.
S;si-Black and Gold Room orchss-
s:4S--Uncls Abe and David.
s:00--Amos m Andy.
s1B--Milton Davis. pianist.
Sa0--Time.
6:sI-Phil spltalny's Music.
7:00--Lew White organ Recital.
S:09-The SILVER Flute.
sia0--lenaral nIectrIe Hour.
S;09--Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra,
10:00--Ponee sisters.
10:1S-HotAr Park Central Orchestra.
IL :0O--Weather forecast.
11:01--New Yorker Hotel Orchestra.
WMAIl--washtngt ngton--eS0-A5s
12:sO-savoy Plaza Orchestra con-
cert music
1:00-Ann Leaf at the orRan..
1;3O-Dominlon Male QuartSt--classI-
cal and semi-classical NUM-
DGFA.
2:Oo--columbia Ensembls--light eIas-
steal numbers.
2:so-For Your IDformati6n--oduoa.
tlonal program.
3:80---Tha Aztecs--Latin American
and Spanish music.
S:30-French Trio--classical musie-
Kenyon Cohgdon. baritone,
4:Oo-ozzis Nelson's Glen 1slandsrs-
4:45-"Farm Science Snapshots," :"
prepared by the United States
Dspartmsnt Of Agriculture.
4:65-Studl0 Program.
S:00-"Radio Topics" discussed BY
Martin Codel
S;15-"Tsd Husings sportslsnts"-
sport column OF the air.
S:4S-The Couple Next Door.
6:0O--Time.
sO0---rhe Crockett Mouhtaineera--
Hll-billy music.
S:1s-News Flashes.
.6:30--Lloyd Wsidher, baritone.
6:45-civic talk under auspices Of
the washington Chamber OF
Cofnmerce--speaker: Daniel r..
Garges Secretary to the Board
Of 3eot p Ss c0mIiIsiGssr' p,.t4;Hs eoy.Ts. sgS,
fnent."
7.a0-Tlme.
7;00-'srasty Yeast Jestera."
7:1S-RomAncA Of American Industry.
7:s0--Dixis Echo4s-Spiritual singers
with Taylor Gordon. tenor.
S;oO-HanE simmons show Boat
The Wife'a secret"
9:00-Paramount Publix Hour.
10:O0--WilI OsbOrns and His Orches.
tra--dance music.
10:30-RoyAl Canadians. dance music.
1l:oO-RiltmPre Orchestra
organ.
12:OO-Time.
WJsV--Mt. Vernon HSHs--1lS0-205
12:o0--Correct time.
12!05-Virginia home players.
1:0O-Sign
2:80--Art Stone, pianist.
3:00-Ryder Violin Ensemble.
3:3O--Mother Goose party.
4:OO-Lswls MuSEs and his Blue.
4.ss-Ssw Market Chamber Of Com.
S:sO-Down the highway.
s:Oo--COL Carlyle Coles daily dis"
sertation.
6:15-ServteO program.
Calculated Press flashes AleXAn"
dria Gazette.
640-Classified program.
7:Oe-Metropo!itan Police Bulletin.
7:15-A. s. Doniphan.
7:SO-Franc time signal
7:31-~Apple Blossom. Serenaders OF
Strasburg, va.
S:80--Uncle Jerry.
S:15-EIsis Varle Lank, soprano.
S:so-Internationar sunday ,seSoot
Lesson.
9:0o-Pa Brown and his BrowAies.
9:sO-RutuS and RemuS.
9:46--Fred Fisher and Bill Flam.
mer.
10;0O-UnIon Mutual Of Iowa.
1o:s0-Big Eds SquirreS Hunters.
11:00-Slgn-
-WashingtOn-1S10-2S0
Pm
12:30--bTusical Program.
1:O0--Dlckinson studio Program.
3:39-Sports Hour. =.
4:30-Laugh Club with TEN and
wash.
5:0o--Sports Hour continued.
, 6;O0--Dinner Music
S:30--Police Flashsb
6:40--Crescendo Male Ch0ruA.
T:00--FhS HOnolulanB.
7:20--Late News FlashsG.
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Business Opportunities so

BARBER SHoP-For sale: very reason.
able; modern: well equipped; going out
of business. Lincoln 1910
GASOLINE STATIONS pumps: doips
good business; sickness cause of selling
3107 Bladensburg Rd N. e. Line. O237
PAYING transfer and storage bnainess for
sale or exchange: reas. terms. 426 Sd NV
for doctor, dentist. dressnlaker studio;
surrounded bv business and apartments.
On corner 17th and r Sta n. W. Call
Lincoln S710 day, or Adams 4066.
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On With the Dance

o. nas--Glen Islanders (WMALl.
trA fWRCD.
orchestra (WMAL).
1e.1s D. m.-Park Central Or
ehestFa (WRC0.
1880 - Royal CanRdlaHS
lWMAI.).
III D. m.-New Yorker Orchea-
tra lWRC); BiItmore Orchestra
fWMAL).
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NEARBY STATIONS

WRvA--RicAmond--
6:15-Marshall Orchestra.
7:00-String Trio.
7:S0-Studio Orchestra.
s:S0--N. &. c. WEAF.
io:00-Cslee Club.
ii :O0--Old FfddlOrS.
WPG-Atlantie City-11Oo-sSe
s:00-C.B.s. Network.
10:00-Danc0 Music.
11:s0-C.B.S. Network.
WBATl-BaItImORe-
7:90--N. B.C.-WJZ.
7:3O-CameO Concert.
S:00-N. B.C.-WJZ.
9:0O-The MeIodeOn.
s:S0--N. B.C..WJZ.
WOR-Newark-7I0-4
S:OO--Fa gles Band.
9:O0--Aster Orchestra.
9:3O-OakIand Orchestra
9:45-Globe Trotter.
10:00-Dance Orchestra.
| observation-disclosures.
WABC--New YOrk-S0O.$40
columbia N4twork)
7:oo-Dr. Arthur. TerranSS.
7I5-"Amsrieah Industry"
s:oS--shov Scat. "rA. wnVs Sc
s:oe--P -Pararnoant rubli4 AOur.
1O:00-Osborns's orchebtrA. .
1o:So--Lombardo'A Orchestra.
11:oo-LoWn's Orchestra: Organ.
WEAF-New Y6fk--eo0~4B4
(N.B.C. systtm)
7:00-Sones At BvsAtid6
s:8O--Silver Flute.
s:30-General Electric Hour.
S:00-B. A. Rolfe'A Orchestra.
ie:0e--Fonce Sisters; BigtIOw'S Or
II :00--VaiIeek Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOFk-S00-3aG
IN. BIC. SyRt6m)
7:15-The Wonder Dog.
7:30-GOldman'S baud
8:3O-Dutch Master MiBttrelH.
s0O-+cub RsPOrtkr: Broadway
Lights
9:30-MiniaturS TheAtsr.
10 0:OO-Shumbsr Music
11:O0--Fotel Paramount Orchestra
PKlIadeIphIa-1I7O-sS6
7:4S-srdft Tnt1rxIsw.
s:0O-C. BIS. Network.
KDKA-RittSburEK-
s:1S-Rosey Bits.
s:so--N. n.c.--wJz.
1o:oo-wsather; Massakss to Far
assSi iasssssSSaiprA--1sls-s4a
7:oo--N. I.c.-wEAF
10:l5--Bigelow'A Orchestra.
WHK-CIeveIaR
10:00--singink school,
10:SO-Watkfns Orch ABtrA.
11:00-C. B.S.-L6wnA orchestra.
11:s0-Rohenhont Orchestra
12:00-Organ
I:O0-Bamboo Orchestra,
~CleteIand-I070-&6
10:30--DancA music.
19s00--Midnight Melodies; dance mu-
Aie.
WJR-UetPOit~-56o
l1:06-MedltatiOES; Paramount Or
cheatra.
t3:00--SanK FrollcS Diensbsrter'A
Orchestra.
1:00--BsrEin'R OrehestFa
VIVA M--ROch OcheAteT4-i1B0-20I
1O:0O--MariEo1d Music.
WGY-Seheneetady-
10;90--Boulevard OF Dreams
19.15-N.R. &C. BiSelqw's Orchestra.
IWsB--Atlanta--540-4
f6a0-Musical ProErAn
10:s9r-N. &c WIZ
33ieeEznE 8. G.s(&AR,
@iaA-SsssSsAASSaSAsal 8eO@sm-
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DISTANT STATIONS

] DISTANT STATIONS
eKOA--Denver-s3O-3
i1.38--Sunday School
~ 1s:b0--N 3. . C.-PAcific.
KNK-HOllywood-
i1:00-Feature Artists.
1i00--Johnny Hamp's Orchestra.
KFI-Los AnEeles--640-468
1:s0-Dance Orchestra.
s:00-Midnight Frolic.
KGO-Oakland--19O-S5
1:00--Feature Program.
2:00-Me elody MusketeerA
GN-ChlcagO-52O-4I6
10:00--romorrow's Trib.; Hungry Five
10:30--Goldkette's Orchestra; SYM
phonY.
11:0o--Nighthawks; Donahue's Or
eheAtra
11;40-Goldkette's Orchestra: Night
hawks.
WI4W-Ctncinnati--7O
1o:o0--Canova concert
t0:so-Amos n Andy; Floyd Glib
bons.
;oo--Honoluians; orchestra
A1;ae@@a saeR pFsASVlFet 3se4lVaSetas
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MEN--THREE

With retail experience in mems furnishings
ar other wearing apparel: must have local
reference See Manager Room 500. 1919
+ st. N. W. to 4. Saturday.
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Educational
INSTRUCTION CMUlaSlsS

AANS0AAOOGApWsN NNOAeG@ASc Nv
AUTO LESSONS by experienced white
driver. 81 per hour, any aour; permits
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT BY LICENSEp
INSTRUCTOR: reasonable rates. Frank
Parlon, S04 @ st. N. E. Lincoln g606.
EXCEPTIONAL Short Courses. INQUIRE to:
day. Boyd's School, 1898 F. NV Nat. %dSS
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Business Service :
BUS TRIPS Ann TOURS

GEiTFYSBTH8 BATTI4EFIEI1D--f.ea
a. m. sunday: returning Sunday eve sd
= person. Phone Met. 657:i, Mr.. Ryers.
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Several of the the Crockett Mountanes have popuaze
which they will
stations the Columbia boadcasng
at o m. Sunday
will his discussion
Fostering Mother Of Holy Scripture WHAS, WSAI and
NBC network during the Catholic hour Sunday at
Klein secretary speaks from
Washington m Sunday wFBM the Columbia
broadcastng network.
LISTS "Lebes
the Mayhem Lake and his band the
brOadcasting WFBM,
Sunday will
provide Entirely parts
utilized
tona background for the central melody.
special of Smiths The My Shepherd will
of
Churchill tabernacle TO be Columbia
broadcksting network at p. Sunday.
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FOCdl GUUCdlAOAA 4AOAAA OCAAJeNAAAA4A = .
Two of the girls, Ruth Otte and
Dorothy Ryker, are from Indian
apolis, Gene Pierson claiming Ken
wood, Ind, as her home town.
Miss Ryker, before entering radio,
toured the Keith-Orpheum circuit
for three years in double banjo
act.
Gene Pierson, before radio claimed
her. was a member of girls or
chestra, the Fourteen Brick Tops"
One of the high points Of her ca
reer that she likes to remember is
the occasion of Queen Marie'S visit
to Indianapolis when she was one
of the musicians selected to play
for the visiting royalty.
She also toured both the United
States and Canada in chautauqua
work, during the tour broadcasting
over KDKA, WTAM and eastern
radio stations.
Ruth Otte for the last three years
has Leen soprano soloist for the In
dianapolis Newsboys' band. Before
settling down as a radio artist, she
was on the road with a Chicago
company in a sketch of mime. But
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

--9:15 p. M
KYw (io20l, Chicago-Festures.
KDKA (eS0l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES review.
WFAA 1901. DallaS-Male quartet.
NBC System-cluartet: violinist to WIZ
$50 p. M
NBC System-Russian Cathedral choir 70
WEAF WTAM.
WENR fS7o), Chicago-Popular concert,
WGN tT20l. Chicago-Goldkette.s orchestra
wAdAQ t670l. Chicago-The Bible; concert
--9:45 p. M
KYw (lo20l. Chicago-Wayne Kings or
-IOP. M
KTHS 1000. Hot Springs-Negro Jubilee
WENR 1s7ol. Chicago-Mike and Hermann:
vaudeville q hours.
WGN tT20l. Chicago-Dance program
-IO:15 P. M
WSB (740l Atianta-Bright spots.
WTAM N07ol, Cieveiand-Dance music:
midnite melodies.
-I0:20 p. M
KYW G02o). Chicago--Nuzzo's orchestra.
WTHMJ 1920. MISUNDERSTANDING; dance
-1O:sO P. M
WJR (T50l, Detroit-Dance music.
KNOX (1090l. st. LouiS-Entertainers.
Iii P. M
WBBM (770l. Chicago-Dance program q
hoursl.
wIW t7oo). Cincinnati-castle Farm or
KsTP (i4Sol. st. Paul-Dance orchestra.
WTMJ (620l. Milwaukee-Dance music,
liz p. M
XII (640l Los AngeleS-Concert orchestra.
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RUGS STOLEN /
FROM HOME AS /
FAMILY SLEEPS
Get Loot Worth $3.50, Then
Drop SiIverWare, Awaken
Their Victims.

Burglars in the residence of Gard
ner Wilson, 5949 Beechwood avenue
Friday night had removed two ORR
entail rugs valued at $500 before
they dropped silverware, which they
were removing, onto the bare floor
and awakened members of the fam
lily. Much silverware was left behind
in their flight. but they took $50,
worth, police were told.
James Conley, 619 North Alabama
street, reported theft of clothing
valued at Sis flom his home. A
brick was thrown through the win
dow of the William Schwartz dry
goods store, 1896 Northwestern ave-
nue., and pair Of trousers and a
pair of shoes, valued at SIS, were re-
ported taken.
Clothing valued at $50 was stolen
from the home of Little Crawford
Negro. 1920 indianapolis avenue.
Awakened when her infant cried,
Mrs. ROLAND Geyer, 4915 Orion
street, started downstairs and saw
man on the stairway. He fed
when she screamed, she told police.
No loot was taken. M
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MA FERGUSON
COMEBACK UP
IN TEXAS VOTE
First Primary of Hectic
Campaign Is Held Today;
Many Candidates.

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, Tex, July 26.-Texas
went to the polls today in the first
primary of its 1880 political cam
paign, generally conceded to be the
most hectic in state history.
Traditional Texas democracy was
up in arms for the first time since
the state voted overwhelmingly for
Herbert Hoover in the presidential
campaign of 1928. Today, however,
the strife was internal with the OPP
posing faction meriting but scant
attention.
Two candidates for each Office,
except in the case of one receiving
a plurality, will enter the run-off
primary to be nominated in the sec
ond primary a month hence for the
general election in November.
Kaleidoscope Race
The Kaleidoscope race. for Gov
ernor, with eleven Democratic can
didates remaining from the original
fifteen, held the bulk Of interest
Supporters of seven confidently pre-
dicted that that Their candidates
would win. The four others were
given no serious consideration.
The misunderstanding team
James E. and Miriam A. Ferguson
a Houston millionaire, Ross Ster.
ling; a Fit. Worth laundry trucl
driver, G. G. Woody; two war vet
Grams, Paul Loven and Frank Put.
nam; two state senator's, Clint G
Small and Thomas B. Love, also {
Hoovercrat; former United States
senator, Earle B. Mayf1eld; a for.
mer United States congressman
James Young, and a doctor, G. E
Walker, were listed on the ballots.
The Ferguson combination, run
ming under her name with TIT
campaign promise of "two Govern
ors for the price of one" was thu
most colorful of the lot. Also i
was conceded generally the bes
chance to place in the run-off.
1.-TWO Governors" by One
Pa Ferguson twice was G0verno.
of the state and was impeachet
during his second term.
His wife was elected to the of1ict
and during her administration tn
legislature passed an amnesty &C
generating her husband of blam
in Irregularities which caused hi
ousting.
The state Democratic executive
committee ruled this year, how
ever, when Farmer Jim" filed TO
Governor that he could not run. Hi
appeal to the state supreme cour
was of no avail. Ma promptl
announced for Governor.
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HEALTH OF NATION
is UNUSUALLY GOOD
u. S. Board Reports Conditions in
General Are Excellent.

General Are Excellent.
BIZ Science Serrice
WASHINGTON, Ind, July 26.-
Despite the coming of dog days with
their attendant discomforts, the
health of the people throughout the
nation generally is unusually good.
according 20 reports received here
by the United States public health
service.
The only exception to the favor
able reports is a record of a slight
increase in infantile paralysis in
California The last weekly report
from that state showed ninety-nine
cases, which was an increase of ten
cases over the week before. Public
health officials pointed out. however,
that that is a very small number for
state the size of California.
The reports do not show whether
the recent extreme heat has affected
health in general. Since the reports
do not come in day by day, it may
be several weeks before this is
known definitely.
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erfy," singing the leading soprano

terfly," singing the leading soprano
role.
She also was director of a pro-
gram that gained high favor with
indianapolis radio listeners two or
three years ago, the PettiS light
opera ensemble.
Each member of the trio belongs
to Mu Phi Epsilon, national hon
orary musical sorority, Gene Pier
son wears the Delta Delta Delta pin
and Dorothy Ryker owns the Pi
Beta Phi. Gene and Ruth also are
members Of the Indianapolis Mat
inee Musicale, and we're featured in
Butler Follies productions the last
three years.
The girls now are doing an av-
erage of half a dozen programs each
week, two of these, 10 a. m. Tues
day and Friday, over WFBM, be-
ing of semi-request nature.
For the curious, two of them are
brunets, the other blonde, and "a
is the age limit, although they
would not say who rightfully could
claim to be the eldest.
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DISTANT STATIONS

SATURDAY
$3.50 p. M
Columbia-Dixie echoes to WABC, WFBM.
NBC System-Goldman's band to WIZ,
WIS.
KYW 1920, Chicago-Stone's orchestra.
KTHS (l040). Hot Springs-droSSo's or
Columbia-Simmons show boat to WFBM.
WBBM (770), Chicago-Gerun'S orchestra.
WCN (720l, Chicago-WGN players.
NBC system.-zsilver Flute to WEAF'
WIS 1S7o). Chicago-orchestra and sing
1870 p. M
WBBM (77W. Chicago-"Hell Box" pro-
NBC IS system-Dutch Master Minstrels to
WIZ. KYW. KDKA, WLW. =.
WEAF. WTAM. WHAS.
Wis (87ol. Chicagom gem poets .,x.o,
concert.
$ p. M
KYW 1920. Chicago-Miss Adtaker; Rus
SOS orchestra.
Columbia- ELECTROMAGNETIC hour to
NBc system-Rolfes Lucky Strike orches-
ira to WEAF. WGN.
NBC System-Phillipino orchestra to WIZ.
KDKA. WCKY.
Wis Cs7oi. Chicago-Musical Bill; barn
dance g hours.
WMAo (s7ol. Chicago-Musical program.
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SUNDAY RADIO FEATURES

advice Stanley
broadcast WLW and
NBC network, Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock
imaginary fictitious of mysteries for the folk
Believe written
and broadcast WFBM and the
broadcaSting network at a. m. Sunday.
Caufs "Holy City, MeDdes
Creation Hydn will during the
Cathedral 2 m Sunday WFBM the Columbia
direction
non Conge Cathedral ensemble the
tuary Symphony orchestra and solOisS.
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EX-NEW YORK JUDGE
IS CONVICTED OF FRAUD
Faces Maximum of So Years in
Prison and $4,000 Fines.

aus -hA1-AAAAluAn VI " III
Prison and S13O,0OO Fines.
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, July 90 w. Ber-
nard Vause, former judge of Kings
county, faced maximum penalties
of Sixty-two years and $4,000
fines today as attorneys prepared
to appeal the verdict of the jury
that found him guilty on a charge
Of mail fraud Friday.
VauSe was convicted on thirteen
counts in connection with the
100000 failure of the Columbia
Finance Corporation. Sentences
may run concurrently on each of
the counts, however.
Outcome of VauSe's trial was
watched with interest because he
is one Of several jurists under fire.
During investigation of the
case it was charged Vause had &C
cepted a S250,OOO fee for a pier lease
to the United American lines. Vause
still faces an indictment for perjury
in connection with his testimony on
this point.
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FLIGHT TO CURE DEAF
MAN ENDS IN TRAGEDY
Wing Is Lost in Midair; Pilot and
Passenger Dies.

WING IS LOSL IN HIudIr, TIIOL ana
Passenger Dies.
BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 26.-
An airplare flight intended to cure
the deafness of a 50-year-old man
brought death to the pilot and his
passenger here when the plane lost
a wing in midair and plunged 1000
feet to earth.
The dead were John Spencer
Morse, 81, pilot of Altadena, and his
passenger, Dominic Gnoepff, promi-
nent Los Angeles nurSeryman. Both
were killed instantly in the crash
near a golf links late Friday.
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Fishing the Air

ptuas which still of plantation
Dixie Echoes which RoSamond johnson will
the Columbia broadcastng network at
p. m Saturday.
be celebrated Saturday
the National BrOadasg Company sends the
Circus to listeners at 6 o'clock
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Bullfghter Is Killed

BIZ United Press
MADRID, July 26.-Pedro Monies,
25, matador, was killed Friday in
Escalona, Toledo province, when he
was thrown and gored by a bull
during celebration of st. James day.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY


i:0o-seckatary Hawkins.
4:30-Don Becker.
5:00-Milton Paisant.
s:srBsnFus time announ 1ssg1H
S:S SO-Eyiie Grade ID Wv Weather forecast.
Dixie circus (NBCl.
6:15-Life of Rim Tin-Tin tNBC)'
6:30-Crosley Saturday knights:
7:SO-Dutch Master Minstrels (NBC).
8:0o-8:00 Variety.
8:l5-Castle Farm orchestra.
8:30-Hotel Sinton orchestra.
9:00--Canova Coffee hour.
9:30-Amos N Andy.
S:45--Literary Digest, topics of the day
floyd Gibbons, NBC).
Estate weather man.
EonolulanS.
10:30-OrcheStra.
IL 00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures.
i2:oo-Dave Berries orchestra.
OF.
SUNDAY
8:SO-Church school.
S::SIservices from Concordia Lutheran
11:oo-southiand sketches CNBc).
11:30-Neopolitan Nights (NBC).
IL Noon-Roxy Symphony hour.
i:Gooi-Friendly hour (NBCl.
2:0O-Sterling singers (NBC).
2:30-Don Carlos Marimba band lEBC).
3:0O-Sabbath ReverieS by DR.. Chas. L.
Goodell (NBC).
4:00-Organ recital.
4:30-MemorieS.
5:00-Story of an Opera.
5:25-BaSe ball scores
5:30-William OilomattcS (NBC).
6:0O--DaYe Bernie'S orchestra.
6:30-Benrus time announcement; Hy
Grade weather.
6:SO-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
7:00-End icott-Johnso hour (WOR.
7:30-SoloiStS.
7:45-Castle Farm orchestra.
8:15-The Crosley concert hour.
9:15-Variety.
9:30-Estate weather man.
Historical haShbs cks.
l0:O0-Benrus time announcement.
l0:00-Musical novelesqus.
1l:00-Castle Farm orchestra. -. -
II :30-BenruS time announcement-SlRn on
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAYS PROGRAM

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12:00-NBC (WJZ)-RoXy symphony Orchestra to WLW.
1:55-WNIAQ (Chcago-Basebal Sox VS.. Washington
6:SO-NBC (WJZ)-Coldman's hend.
TOO olumbia-Majest hour to WFBhI.
7:I5-NBC (WEAFO-Atwater Kent hour.
7:45-NBC CIVILIAN hour with Shakespeare.
8I5-NBC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Champions
$780, olumba-Around the Samovar.
8:45-NBC CWEAFD- Sunday at Seth Parker's.
9:30-NBC CWEAFO-Russian Cathedral choir
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celebrate its second anniversary
the air Saturday presenting gala celebration and Howard
meIodrama 1.-THE Wall Street Detective
Frieda, Alma and LeOnOra, in In
dianapois appear tonight at 10
that have made
throughout the country
the when minstrey was at It's height
Ministries heard WLW
a NBC network, Saturday night at 1880 o'clock
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

6O0-NBC CWEAFO-"Pop" concert.
63O-Columbia-Dxe Echoes to WFBM.
NBC CWJz)-Godman band, Hudson singers
7OO-Columba- Boat second anniversary
gram, to WFBM
Electric concert, PryorS band.
NBC CWJZ)-Dutch Master Minstrels to WLW.
8OO-Columbia- Paramount hour to WFBM.
CNEAFO-B. A. RolfeS L. S. dance orchestra
S3O-NBC CWJz)-iniatue theater, Evening Dress Indis
pensable."
9:OO-NBC CWEAFD-Ponce sisters
e:3O-Columba-Guy Lombardos orchestra to WF4M
1O:OO-NBC CWEAFO-Barney Rapps orchestra.
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WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis


SATURDAY
PM.
4:25-Afternoon announcements.
4:40-NewS flashes.
5:O5-The service man.
s:20-Studio dinner ensemble.
6.50-Marmon sales branch.
7:00-,Jessup g. Antrum dance olCnestAa'
7:15-The Marott trio, -.
T:30-House that Jack Built.
S:00-Concert quintet
8:3o-Browp County tlTlT cIIee ysiie;
10:00-The Frohne Sisters.
l0:3O-Hawaiian trio.
1I:OO-The Show Boat.
1:30-Reouest organ program
12:15-Sign on.
SUNDAY
u T.so-sien on record program.
8:00-Watchtower chain program
,SS::SoSS- -Gfndaim0sfS carbGretor and Brake
1o,so-f' 1 wolf auto program.
ii :OO-Riverside Park news.
II :30-The Economy program.
1900 Noon-Laundry Bag O MUSIC
1S:3o-The Coca Cola hour. -.
i:30-Indiana Wheel and Rim trlo'
2:00-Barton 81 Puritan program.
2:30-Marott musicale.
3:3S9-Ei W. showalter program.
5:OO-United Motors Service. ou-..,
5:30-Acme Radiator Furniture program
6:O0-Peoples Coal concert.
6:30-Oak Grove ensemble.
commonwealth Loan. ,
7:30SFirst Presbyterian church
6:30-Furnas string ensemble.
s5S-P PheeI Dreamers '' orchestra.
10:00-ClasSical melodies.
10:30-Sign OIL
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Crop Failure Causes Suicide

DB CHttV 4 fLSo
EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 90
August C. femme, SO, farmer, COM
mitted suicide by drinking poison
due to dependency over the fall
ure of his crops from drought.
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Photo by Plat.
BY JOHN 7. HAWKINS
Times Radio Editor

TimesRad Editor
trio OF girls has
friends WFBM For instance Ruth QUE
equally at home when the occasion
Plerson perhaps
the tros many programs she may
saxophOne xyophon piano clarinet OF po
to up her talents
perfectly satisfied her part calls 1o OaJo OF
voice to the ensemble
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory OF MUSIC
Person graduated Walter Miss Ryke STUDIED
received the greater part OF her
rncaI d,1cation frnnnR eniam F