The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
RADIO TICKETS
WILL AID JOB
CAMP AICN HERE
Philco Drive Is Staged to
Swell Fund Raised for
Salvation Army.

Army-Navy broadcast tickets,
through which listeners to the
broadcast Of the Arny-Eayy game
for relief of the unemployed mex
Saturday can contribute to the Sal
walton Army radio fund, are being
issued here, it was announced to-
day.
The tickets will be distributed here
by Adolph Wagner, distributor OIL
Philco radios. All over the country
the entire Philco distributing or
ganization is working similarly as
partof Philco's cooperation with the
Salvation Army.
The game between two service
institutions is being played entirely
for the benefit of the Salvation
Armys fund, with seats selling as
high as $50. Philco is sponsoring
the broadcast of the game over the
entire networks of both the National
Broadcasting Company and the Co
lumbia broadcasting system, with
the three greatest sports announcers
in the world at the microphone-
Graham MacNamee, Ted Husing
and Bill Munday.
Huge Sum Paid
Philco paid the greatest sum ever
given for radio broadcast. This
was donated to the Salvation Army.
The tickets, which will be dis
tributed here in large quantities, call
for the contribution of one dollar to
the Salvation Army radio fund for
the privilege of "ringside seat" at
the great game. Although anyone
with radio set can hear the broad
cast by tuning in, the Salvation
Army hopes that thousands of lis
teners will send in their contribu-
ton, with the consequent addition
Of thousands Of dollars to the fund.
The tickets urge recipients to send
q check or money order to THE Sal
Walton Army Radio Fund, care of
Philco, Philadelphia, Pa. The tick
cts cost nothing, and local residents
are warned to pay nothing for them.
They are in reality only a reminder
to contribute to the Army.
Pay no cash to anyone" warned
Wagner. 1.-THE tickets are being dis
tributed in the hope that recipients
will send their money direct to the
Salvation Army. Don't let any
frauds misrepresent this campaign.
We are utilizing absolutely no col
lectors whatsoever"
Don't Send Cash
Contributors are urged not to send
in cash. On receipt of these tickets,
they should make out a check or
money order payable to the Saliva
ton Army Radio Fund, care of
Philco, Philadelphia, and send it
either to the Offices of Adolph Wag-
ner, 6l5 North Capitol avenue, or
direct to the Philco offices at Phila-
delphia. The Philco organization
will forward all contributions to the
Salvation Army citizens committee
in New York. The following will
distribute the tickets here:
E. W. Bovd Radio Shop. 34il North Illi-
nois street: Colonial Furniture Company
81 South Meridian street: Federal Auto
Supply Company. SIS North Capitol ave-
nue.: Albert C.. Fritz. 4i01 East Michigan
street: Guarantee Tire and Rubber Com
pany. oil Sohth Illinois street: Hartman
Furniture COMPANY. 317 East Washington
street: Indianapolis Music Shoppe. Inc,
4i72 College avenue: Paul Kerr Music
Company. 20 North Temple avenue: Kemp
Ter Radio Company. SO Virginia avenue:
Charles Koehrine. ss2 Virginia avenue;
PEOPLES Quitting Company. 1s3-l35 West
Washington street. and Rich & Co.. 1924
North Illinois street.