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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
1O-YEAR-OLD BOYS
ENTRY FAIR WINNER
HEREFORD

HEREFORD
JUNIOR YEARLING-MarShau Denny,
Salem. Washington county; Walter Reguli.
Franklin, Johnson; Ralph Elrod. Salem,
Washington: Claire Gossard. Exemption.
Donald Berlet. Walton. Cass: Robert New
land. French Lick. Martin: Byrl Bowlby,
} MsT bOefG Ia
washington; John Woods Shoals, Martin;
Harold Wolfe. LAFAYETTE. Tippecanoe; Rose
Elrod. Salem. washington.
ETankfoTt. clinton county: '.1 Walter NJ:
gansport Cass; John Jusutice. Logansport.
Cass; Willis Mckee. Lafayette, Tippecanoe;
Virginia Hatton; Wingate Montgomery;
Lockwood. Vallonia. Washington; Eugene
wilson, Logansport. CaSs: Victor Wolfe,
doga. MONTGOMERY; Barbara Dow, Frank
fort. Clinton; Jeanne Beaver. Star City,
Pulaski Gerald Parcel, Star City Pulaski;
Robert Freeman. Worthington. Green.
Whitley county: Jacob Hoefer. Lafayette,
Tippecanoe: Jacob Dow. Frankfort. Gin
Champion-Virginia Miller. Frankfort.
Clinton county. on Chubby.
SHORTHORN
Junior Yearling Class--Max Martin,
Rockville, Parke county; Bernice hantz,
Liberty, Union Hugh Harlowe, Kempton,
Upton; Robert Bacon, Wingate. Fountain;
Herbert Nelson. Walton. CasS: Gilman
Stewart. Greensburg, Decatur: James
Jones, Anderson, Madison; Herbert Hauk,
Charlottesville. Montgomery Jack Nash.
Upton; George Harlowes Upton, Tip
ton; Leonard English. Lizton, Hendricks;
Elizabeth Van Hauss Judson. Parke;
Charles Quiggle, Wingate. Fountain: Glen
CHM. Monticello, White.
Summer Yearling Class-Dale Evans,
Waveland, Parke county; John Stewart,
Greensburg, Decatur; Robert Bacon, Win
gate, Fountain; John Wyrick Kempton,
Upton; Roscoe Boyer, Scircelville Gin
ton; Kenneth OStermeyer, Greenfield,
Hancock; Wilbur Harold, Pershing. Wayne;
Leonard English, Lizton, Hendricks; Will
bur Lantz, New Palestine Hancock;
Walter Watson Paris. Illinois, vermillion;
Mary Ruth Thornburg, Greensburg. De-
catur; Bernice Lantz, New Palestine
Hancock: Marian Greek, Kitchel Wayne;
Ira Kruger. Kewanna. Fulton; Dorothy
Evans. Waveland. Parke.
Senior Calf Class-Mary Ann Congleton,
Frankfort. Clinton county: Hugh Harlow
Kempton. Upton: Frank Kitchen, Green's
burg. Decatur: Marian Creek Kitchel
Mayre Kathryn MorehouSe. Lafayette,
Tippeeanoe.
Champion-Max Martin. Rockville, Parke
county. on Sorgum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
TILSON is BEING
GROOMED FOR
HOUSE SPEAKER
Candidate for Berth viii
Be Picked at G. O. P.
Caucus Nov. 80.

BIZ Scripps-HOp1rd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, Sept. willis
C. Hawley. Oregon, chairman of the
Republican congressional caucus, is
preparing to issue call for a meet
ing Nov. 20 to nominate candi-
date for Speaker to succeed the
late Nicholas Longworth.
The caucus will be held a week
before the converting of congress to
enable Republicans to marshal their
strength against the Democratic
candidate, John N. Garner of Texas,
who friends claim Garner is assured
Of enough Republican votes to elect
him.
Representative John @. Tilson of
Connecticut, Republican leader of
the house, seems to be the leading
candidate for this party's nomina-
ton. Representative Bertrand Smell,
New York; C. William Ramseyer of
Iowa; E. c. Kitchener and Carl
Mapes of Michigan; Fred Britten of
Illinois, and Robert Luce, Massa-
chusettS, are others considered.
TilSon's chief opponents are Smell
and Ramseyer. Smell, chairman of
the rules committee, will have the
backing of the New York Repub-
lican delegation while Ramseyer's
strength comes from western pro-
greSsiveS, opposed to both Tilson
and Smell.
Managers for Tilson are claiming
that he will receive ITO out of
maximum possible 218 votes in the
caucus.
Garner expects to receive the
solid support of Democrats, esti-
mated now at minimum of ZIG
and this may be increased if Demo-
Gratis are victorious in special cleo
tionS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
A. Z. A. TO INITIATE
Ceremonies to Be Held at
Kirshbaum Center.

Initiation ceremonies will feature
the weekly meeting of the A. z. A
fraternity next Thursday night at
Kirshbaum center. The order, jul
Nor branch of the B'nai Birth, is
in the midst of a membership drive.
Plans are being made for an in
ter-club debate, perhaps against the
Butler Avukahs, and tryouts soon
will be held for the debating squad.
Edward Cohn, alumni member of
the club, is coach of the debating
team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
Pure Bred Aberdeen Angus
Judged Champion in
Beef Competition.

Blackie, a pure-bred Aberdeen
Angus, shown by a 1p-year-old boy,
Raymond McNIanaman of Sway
zee, won its way to the top in the
boys and girls beef club contest at
the Indiana state fair.
The shorthorn, Sorgum, shown by
Max Martin of Rockville, defeated
first prize winners in this breed for
the breed title. Virginia Miller, IL,
Of Frankfort, was first in the Here
ford summer yearling breed with
Chubby.
Winners in the beer calf clubs are
given in the order Of their ranking:
ANGUS
Junior Yearling Class-Eileen Simmons.
Lebanon. Boone county; Gladdin Skinner,
LAFAYETTE. ,Tippecanoe; Hugh Van Hoy.
ney. Tippecanoe: Hugh Huff Newcastle,
Hnry; Robert Bacon. Wingate. Fountain:
John Thompson. Logansport. Cass; James
Gilleland. Crawfordsvilie. MONTGOMERY: Lyle
Lindley.. Orleans, Orange; Roscoe Bower,
sciTcleVille., Clinton; John Swain. Mar
Fountain; James Lockwood. Valionia'
Washington: Eugene Heavilian. Frankfort.
Clinton.
Summer Yearing Class-Raymond Nc
Manaman. Swayzee. Grant county; Mar
shall Denny. Salem. Washington; Robert
Van Hooy, Loogootee. Martin: John Swain,
Marshall. Parke: Raw Kruger. Kewanna
Fulton; Virginia Schrader, Mooresville,
Morgan; Mark Miller. Peru. Miami: Floyd
Wilcox. Romney, Tippecanoe; william
Haseman. Crown Point. Lake: Herbert Nc
R0mnpV IInnpCQnnps g
Lockwood. Vallonia. washington; Warner
Boyer, Scircleville, Clinton; Paul Brown,
Sedalia, Clinton; Robert Cooper, Markle-
Fountain
Senior Calf class-James Miller, Peru.
Miami county: Hugh Van Hoy. Loogootee.
Martin; Robert Van HOY. Loogootee. Mar
tin: Max Skinner. Lafayette. Tippecanoe:
John Swain. Marshall. Parke.
Champion II avn o McAGanaman,
Swayzee. Grant county, on Blackie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
bEN-HUR LIFE
HAS BIC MONTH
August Trade Is Biggest in
Past Four Years.

The Ben Hur Life association,
with headquarters in Crawfords-
vile, announced that it had written
more business during August than
in any month in the last four years.
The increase was due to a special
drive of the order.
More than 100000 worth of in
surance was written during the
period. Grover Hungate of Craw-
louisville, manager of the field
force, headed the campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
Gala Event to Be Held
Wednesday at Temple on
North Side.

The Bethel Mems Club will in
augurate its second season Wednes-
day with gala anniversary meet
ing in the yestry rooms Of the Beth
FL temple, Thirty-fourth and Ruckle
streets. The meeting has been
billed as ''bring-a-friend night" and
every member has been requested to
bring at least one friend.
DR.. A. L. Sachar of the University
Of Illinois viii speak for the club
on 'Disraeli. the Primrose Sphinx. :"
DR.. SaRhard is speaker OF note
and his appeared in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
Watch Plane; Auto Crashes

j. c. brandt, 16, of 423 South
Ritter avenue, got air-minded at
the wrong instant Saturday night
While watching an airplane over
head he drove into a parked truck in
the 300 block South Sherman drive,
injuring Alvin Davis, %, of 423
South Ritter avenue. Davis was cut
on the forehead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
EAGLES PLAN
FALL ACTIVITIES
Aerie to Meet Tonight at
Orders Hall.

Fall and winter social activities
of Indianapolis Eagles aerie at
Eagles hall will be planned at to-
nights meeting, under direction of
President Robert G.. Amick.
j. Pierce Cummings, past presi-
dent, has been named Seventh dis
trict chairman by Clarence G..
Ryan of Evansville, state president.
Mr.. Cummings will direct the
membership campaign and other
activities in the series here, at
Noblesville, Martinsville, Greenfield
and Shelbyville. Fred Snyder is 10
cal membership chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
GOLFERS TO CLASH
Sahara GrottO Team to Go
to Terre Haute.

Seventy-five prophets of the Sa-
hara Grotto will journey to Terre
Haute Sunday, Sept. 20, for the an
nual golf tournament with Herman
Grotto. Match play will start at
noon over the Rea Country Club
course in Terre Haute.
Herman Grotto's entertainment
committee announces that dinner
will be served at IL, and that enter
tainment will be provided for the
visiting ladies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
PLAN BASKET DINNER
500 Expected to Attend
Legion Event.

A pilgrimage and basket dinner
will be he'd Sunday, Sept. 10, at the
Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors
children's home under auspices of
the American legion. Plans are
being made to accommodate 500.
Music. will be furnished by the
Knightstown Home band of boys,
and by va, ious Legion bands, and
bugle and d 'um corps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
VISIT TO
REFORMATORY
1000 Shrine and Grotto
Members in Party.

A visit to the state reformatory
at Pendleton is being planned by
the S ahara Grotto for Prophets of
the Grotto and Master Masons,
Sunday, Sept. 20. Approximately
1000 are expected to go.
At 9 Sunday morning, the Sahara
drill team, drum corps, and band
will pass in review for inmates of
the reformatory. The Grotto base
ball team will play the reformatory
team at $50.
Following lunch, there will be an
inspection Of the institution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
1000 MASONS
TO MEET HERE
FOR CEREMONY
Midwest ConvoCation at
Tabernacle to Be
Oct, II.

More than 1000 Royal Arch
Masons from several states in the
Middle West viii gather at Cadle
Tabernacle, Ohio and New Jersey
streets, Oct. II, for one Of the most
elaborate convocation ceremonies
ever attempted.
Crack teams from Royal Arch
chapters in Indiana and Michigan
will confer the four degrees of the
order on a class of 300 candidates.
The Marion County Royal Arch
Chapter association is promoting
the meeting.
States which will have represen-
tations at the convocation are
Missouri, Michigan, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Ohio. and Indiana.
Choir of 100 to Appear
Arnold Spencer, organist at the
Scottish Rite cathedral, is now
training choir of 100 voices to
sing for the degree work. Some of
the music has been specially COM
posed and arranged by Spencer for
the occasion.
George F. Schneider, architect Of
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, is de-
signing properties and scenery for
the presentation of the different
degrees.
Presiding officers will be Troy L..
Pickett Of Winchester, M. E. grand
high priest, and Herbert A. Gra-
ham of Elkhart, r. E. grand high
lecturer. They are officers in the
Indiana Grand Chapter, which will
have charge of the ceremonies.
Degrees to Be Conferred
The grand chapters, Royal Arch
Masons Of Michigan and Missouri,
will assist the Indiana grand body
in comforting the degrees.
Among the notables of the Mis-
souri, delegation will be Judge James
A. Kinder, Royal Arch captain,
most excellent companion and past
grand high priest Of the Missouri
grand chapter; High Priest Russell
l.. Dearmont, state senator and can
didate for Governor; M. E. Compan-
ion DR.. Leroy S. Beck, M. E. grand
high priest Of Missouri grand chap
ter, general grand Royal Arch cap
ton Of the general grand chapter of
the United States and most worship
full grand master of the Missouri
grand lodge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
DRILL TEAMS PRACTICE
Ben Hur Groups Take Up Activities
Alter Summer Vacation.

Ben Hur's drill teams will begin
practice after its summer vacation
Wednesday night at the Ben Hur
hall, 800 East New York street. The
order viii also hold its first fall
initiation for a class of twenty-five.
Drill practice will be for both
mems and women's teams. After
the drill and initiation sessions,
there will be a social hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
Ohio Governor Speaks

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. IAN all
Indiana Democratic rally and La
Dor day celebration under the lead
ership of Mayor George R. Dale
of Muncie is being held today in
McCulloch park, with Governor
George White of Ohio as the prin-
cipal speaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
K. OF C. TEAMS WILL
OPEN BOWLING SEASON
National Tournament Here High
Spot in Season Calendar.

Twelve teams will inaugurate the
Knights of Columbus bowling
season Wednesday evening at the
Delaware bowling alleys. This is an
enlargement of four teams over
last years number.
Bowling in the X. c. order has
been a major activity for twenty
years.
Leo Foley, president of the
Knights bowling league, and Mem
ard Mathews, secretary, have land
ed the national Knights of Colum-
bus bowling tournament for In
dianapolis. The tourney will be
held late in February.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
HONOR AGED MASONS
DIR. ]. ]. Rife, 63 Years a Member,
Is Feted at Boston.

Masons of Wayne and Union
counties attended a banquet at
Boston last week in honor of DR.. j..
j. Rife, who was celebrating the
sixty-third anniversary of his initia-
ton into Masonry. DR.. Rife, past
master, is SO years old.
Present also at the banquet were
David Esteb, for sixty years a Ma
son, and William M. Moss, who has
belonged to the order for fifty-nine
years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
KILLER SUSPECTS FREE
Two Men Arrested at Bloomington
Not Death Car Occupants.


Not Death Car Occupants.
BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. T.
Two men riding in an automobile
believed by state police to have
been the one which struck and
fatally injured Charles Adams, a
state highway employe living near
Bloomington, on July 81, have been
released by Bloomington police.
The men released were Frank M.
Steiner, West Terre Haute, and Ed
ward Kramer, Linton.
Their freedom was regained after
Russell Fulford, witness of the hit
and-run accident, failed to identify
the men as those in the automobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
BETHEL CLUB TO
MARK ANNIVERSARY

several times before Jewish or
CARNATIONS.
Max Plesser, president Of the
club, viii preside and will announce
the launching of a membership
campaign under the direction of
Philip Grenwald. Several mem
berShip teams will be chosen in the
effort to swell the member roll of
the organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
o. Z. S. Group to Meet

Corinthian Auxiliary, Order of
Eastern Star, at 81 South Meridian
street, will meet Thursday at 2.
Mrs. Merle j. Kester is chairman Of
the committee in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
|. 0. O. F. REGIMENT
TO MEET AT ARM0RY
State CantOns to Participate in

State CantOns to Participate in
Ceremony for Commander.
First Regiment, Patriarchs Mill
tant, I. o. o. F., will hold meet
ing Sunday, Sept. IS, at the Armory,
Prospect and South street.
Captain Clifford Schooley of Can
ton Indianapolis, No. 2, will receive
the Decoration of Chivalry from
Brigadier- Genera1 Elmo Gustin OF
Elwood, department commander.
Members Of cantons from Ander-
son, Elwood, Muncie, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, and Indianapolis will
participate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
Raha,i AssembIY 10 NTeet

The Baha'i assembly viii meet to-
might at 8 on the fourteenth floor
pf Hotel Lincoln.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07

This poem Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes might well be the official
verse of the Grand Army Of the
Republic at its convention in Des
Moines, Ia, Sept. Is to Is. Chip
per young "twenty-year- olds" from
all parts of the country-10,c00 Of
them-Will gather in the Iowa
metropolis for the sixty-fifth annual
encampment Of the Civil War vet
Grams.
Of the 500 Hoosiers, three will be
notable as youngsters" Colonel
James S. Wright, SO, Of Rockport,
will be there. He will head Indiana's
trio of youths" other members of
which are Colonel D. M. Foster, 80,
of FIT. Wayne, a member of the Ma
tional Council of Administration,
and R. H. Tyner, 90, of Newcastle,
past department commander.
Official delegates from Indiana
are F. M. McNair of Martinsville,
commander; James B. Henninger of
Indianapolis, assistant adjutan.
general; James H. Clark of Indian
apolis, department color bearer;
and May E. Maruk, secretary to
the department. All post command
ers are ex-oficio delegates.
The convention next week will
be the third within the past ten
years to be held in Des Moines by
the G. A. R. Presiding over the
conclave will be James E. Jewell
of FIT. Morgan, Colo, national COM
mander-in-chief.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
REUNION TO BE HELD
Fifty-frst Indiana Volunteers t,

Fifty-firSt Indiana Volunteers ia
Gather at South Home.
F'ifty-fifth annual reunion of the
Fifty-frst Indiana volunteers will
be at the home of Mrs. James M
South, 1913 Bright street, Wednesday,
Dinner will be served by the Colonel
A. D. StTeight circle, Ladies of the
G. A. r.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-07
C. AR. SESSION
AT DIES MONIES
To DRAW 10000
Veterans From All Parts of
County to Go to En-
campment.

Has any old fellow got mixed with the
boys2
II there has. take him out. without max
ing a noise.
Hang the AFmanac's cheat and the Cata-
logue's spitel
Old Time is a liar! We're twenty to-
night!
Evening star., 1931-12-16
Folks Behind
The Microphone
BY THE RADIO EDITOR.

TESS Gardella has won her way
to fame over the air, on the
stage and in talking pictures as
L Aunt Jemima," possessor Of one
of the hottest" of "blues" voices
and purveyor of songs in the Negro
fashion.
Aunt Jemima" was born in Wilkes
Barre, Pa, Of Italian parents, who
brought her to New York when she was
a small child. She first sang in public
at entertainments at St. Andrews
Church and at the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, in New York, when
she was 10.
After attending parochial and public
schools in New York, Miss Gardella
made her debut as professional en-
tertainer in Sennetts Cafe, in the
Bronx, December II, 1920. 1t was then
that she took the name, Aunt Jemima.' .
Lew Leslie, Broadway producer, respon-
Sible for such successes as "Blackbirds," !"
heard Tess and brought her to Broad
way to sing in the Cafe de Paris She
worked in blackface to carry out the
illusion created by the name she used
in her work.
George White, producer of a long
chain of successful Scandals" heard
Tess sing in the night club and signed
her Immediately. She was starred in
the George White Scandals" of 1921
and 1922.
For the next few years Aunt Je-
NINA" toured the country several times
Evening star., 1931-12-16
WRC SHIFTS TIME;
CLASSES ARE ADDED
Master Dramatists and Com.
posers on Program-Rice
at $50 Pm.

The program structure of WRC and
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tionS unGergoeS a change tonight, with
the result that several regular features
will be found in different spots A new
attraction, a lyric half hour, depicting
the works of master dramatiSts and
composers, also will be introduced
The weekly concert program by Ma
thaniel Shilkrets Orchestra, Doug
Stanbury and Gladys Rice will be
broadcast at $50, an hour later than
heretofore. The sports period con :ucte0
by Grantland Rice also shifts its time,
going on the air at 10 instead CT 1890.
The initial lyric drama, to be broad
cast at 1890, will be Ibsen's Peer
Gynt," with musical setting. In the
sports period Rice will interview Dr.
Howard Savage of the Carnegie Foun-
dation for the Advancement of Learn
ing. College foot ball is to be the topic
of discussion
Shilkret's Feature.
A new arrangement of the hits from
"Chauve- -SouriS" and a rhythmic ar
rangement of Ravel'S "Bolero' will be
featured by Shilkret's Orchestra in the
concert at $50. In addition the or
chestra will play gems from The Band
Wagon" Miss Rice's contribution will
be My Hero" from The Chocolate
Solder" Stanbury will sing March
ing Home to You
John Philip SouSa and his band will
be heard from $50 to in varied
program of marches and classical Sc
lections A quartet and orchestra also
will take part in this program.
From its own studios WRC will
broadcast talk by Senator Capper Of
Kansas on the Districts concealed
weapon law, a concert by Harold Veo'S
as Soloist and l5-minute program by
Sidney Seiderman and his Singing Vio-
Inns.
Passion Music Tonight.
Works of famous Russian composers
make up the program to be presented
over WMAL and other Columbia sta
tions tonight by Howard Barlow and
his symphony orchestra. The featured
number will be the prelude to Borodin' S
opera. Prince Igor"
Harriet Lee, radios reigning queen
of beauty and popular contralto, will
be the guest artist in the Personalities
program. She will sing BY the Syca-
more Tree" and With Love in My
Heart"
The Heaven-Sent Witness" is to be
tllS SllII SlQU OldIIldtlZdIlUll dG y ".
The story is from the pen of J. S.
Fletcher, English mystery writer.
Kate Smith Program.
The Columbians, Kate Smith and
"Singin Sam" also will contribute to
the WMAL program. Dance music will
be provided By the SWanee SyncopatorS.
Songs by Charles Suit and Reginald
Dove, a concert by the Bernheim Trio
and dance music by the Shoreham Or
chestra are featured tonight by WJSV.
In addition there will be a recital by
Beverly May, baritone, and a dance
program by the Coffee Kings
The Royal Hawaiians Maui Islanders
and Cliff and Lolly will contribute to
the program of VOL.
A collection of weapons used BY
American gangsters" has been put or
exhibition in London.
Evening star., 1931-12-16

4:00-Herman l. Bigdell, baritone.
4:!5-Dance music.
4:45-Marion Oliver, pianist.
5:0O-Where to Get 1t.
5:30-Walter Reed Hospital program.
o:00-"I Intimate GlimpseS of Animals
You Have Met" by Don Lang.
6:l5-News Flashes.
6;30-Mrs. Sandman.
645-Santa Claus.
7oo-Charles Suit and Reginald Dove.
El5-World in Review
1SO-lnSurance program.
G38-Studio feature.
o:Oo-Shoreham Orchestra.
o'30-Studio feature.
o:4o-Dance Marathon news.
9:O0-Bernheim Trio.
,9:30-The Pen Speaks.
lO:00-News flashes.
lO:aS-Beverly May, baritone.
~ ! ~ .@So-Dance Marathon news.
~ :oO-Shoreham Orchestra.
- 'oo 10 12;o0-The Coffee Kings.
Early Program Tomorrow.
S:00a-The Treasure Chest.
9I5a-GeorgetoWn Radio News
:30a-Abroad with the Lockharts.
:45a-1nsurance program.
~ :ooa-Peggy Clarkes Daily Chat.
~: d5a-For Your Information.
~: :3Oa-Sacred Hour,
! .3oa-Luncheon Music.
II :59a-Correct time.
~ .oom-Anne Meeks, contralto.
lzao-Ialk by H. B. Derr.
O0-Auoress by Senator La Toilette
" Wisconsin at the Alexandria
,,oo klWaniS Club luncheon.
2:00-Ballad Hour
2:30-Marguerite Costello "b,resn
singer. ''
2:45-Dance Music
3O0-Organ Melodies
'''o-lhompson and Ziegler.
Evening star., 1931-12-16

a NEWLY signed contract puts
IA Lawrence Tibbett. operatic BARI
tone, in the weekly symphony and
Evening star., 1931-12-16

Grantland Rice interviewing DR..
Howard Savage, of the Carnegie
Foundation, which reported on
professionalism in college athletics.
Gustave Haenschen directing the
famous ali string orchestra. Olga
Albani, soloist.
Evening star., 1931-12-16

song program on N. B. c. Monday
nights. Senator Allen of Kansas
and Matthew Woll, vice president OF
the American Federation of Labor, are
to treat on unemployment and the dole
the National Republican Club broad
cast Saturday on N. B. c. Bing
Crosby reveals his real name is Harry
Lillis. H. v. Kaltenborn is due
back on Columbia, December 81, after
a several weeks visit to the hospital
for an operation. David Rubinoff's
broadcast contract has been extended
for all of 1882.