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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09

field, Greensburg and Sumner.
The night session at Connersville
will open at 7.30. Degree staff of
Chief Anderson council OF Anderson
will confer the degree on class Of
candidates.
IN charge Of Thursdays meeting
will be Mrs. l.. Cherry Ross, past
Pocahontas. Councils which will be
represented are Lapel. Middletown.
Dalesville, Knightstown, Greenfield.
Arlington, st. Paul, Shelbyville,
Edinbwg, Ogilville, Hope and
Franklin.
Mohican council Of New Palestine,
hostess at the Thursday meeting.
will stage program celebrating
Mothers day and Tamina day.
w. Irving Pryor OF Worthington.
great sachem. will deliver a Moth
er's day address. Speaking on
Tamina day will be Arch H. Hobbs
of indianapolis, great chief Of rec
ords.
Also on the program will be Hus-
ton Patterson and Ernest Ballard
of indianapolis. and the Wagner
quartet Of New Palestine.
The great council session will be-
gin at 8. Conferring Of degree work
by Pocahontas council OF Indian
apolis will be the feature.
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tertained at a dinner in Miami inn.
Theater party for knights and their
ladies will be held at $3.50 IN the
Huntington theater.
Grand Parade Wednesday
Feature of Wednesdays program
will be the grand parade at 3. AL
distinguished visitors, grand and
past grand officers, drill corps,
bands and commandery and indi-
vidual groups will march in uni
form in line.
Following the parade will be the
exhibition drills. Competing for
prizes in this event will be Raper
commandery Of indianapolis, along
with teams from Fl. Wayne. Mum
Gle, Elkhart, Columbus and other
Hoosier cities.
Business session Of the conclave
will be opened in the morning.
Harry NJ. Alburt of Huntington will
give the address of welcome. Re-
Spouse will be given by Fred N.
Prass of Lafayette, grand stand
ard bearer.
The first inaugural ball will be
simulated as a Washington bicen-
tennial feature at the grand COM
mander's ball Wednesday night in
the gymnasium.
The grand march will be led by
George and Martha Washington,
followed by Sons and Daughters of
the American Revolution, in char
acteristic costumes.
Elect Officers Thursday
Further bicentennial observance
will be held Thursday. DR.. Lewis
Brown of Indianapolis. grand pre-
late, and Meade Vestal of Mobiles
vile, grand commander, will open
the program. Principal speaker will
be William L. Sharp of Chicago,
most excellent past grand master of
the grand encampment of the
United States.
A special choir will present the
musical program, under the direc-
ton of Roy D. Smiley of Washing
ton, grand captain general He will
be assisted by H. H. Kelsey, Charles
E. Booth, Philip P. Bash, and Burl
Fail, all of Huntington.
Announcements of newly elected
officers and of appointments will be
made at the closing session Of the
convention.
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800 WILL ATTEND
ELKHART SESSION

Junior circle Of Elkhart will confer
the degree on a class Of candidates
from all parts Of the state.
The exemplifed degree will be
conferred on class by the degree
team Of forty-fve members Of Elk
hart circle at BIS.
Business sessions and a sight
seeing trip will be the order
Wednesday.
Inner circle banquet, open to can
didates and members, will be held
at $50.
At 8 the inner circle ceremonial
degree will be conferred by the
grand circle degree team. The rites
will be followed by a dance, which
will be the finale Of the conclave.
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Ohicers reelected to their posts
we're: Alfred NJ. Glossbrenner, ora
tor; Edward D. Moore, treasurer;
Fred I. Willis, secretary, and Vim
cent v. Smith, trustee.
Other appointments made by
Raschig we're Martin T. Ohr, hos
pitaler: Walter T. White, master
Of ceremonies, and Frank Borns,
tyler.
Raschig received the degree OF the
Rite in 1924. He started in the Off
cial line in 1928. He is member
of Mystic Tie lodge, No. S98, F. q
A. M. and was worshipful master
in 1923.
Morris, senior warden of Mystic
Tie lodge, has been member Of
the Rite since 1927.
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TRIBE WILL PARADE
Tokape PoWWoW Planned
for Tuesday.

A parade, an open air meeting,
and the exemplification of degree
work will feature a Washington
bicentennial powWow to be held
Tuesday by Tokape tribe No. 116,
Improved Order Of Red Men Of
Salem.
Leading the parade will be the
tribes color guard, followed by the
band. The band will be followed
in the parade line by the great
chiefs Of the order, members in
uniform, girl scouts, members not in
uniform, boy scouts. the city council,
he school board and members OF
the faculty, and the fire depart
ment.
Speaker at the open air meeting
will be Arch H. Hobbs Of Indian
apolis, great chief Of records. In
charge Of the meeting are w. w
Hotel and L. w. Paynter
Ceremonial work in the great
chief degree will be exemplified by
the Tokape drill team.
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IS n Greensburg The ceremonies
will be held AZ g in the Athenaeum.
The business session will be con-
trued an day Tuesday Principal
work 70 be accomplished viii be the
election Of officers.
Incoming and retiring officers will
he hono~ed At s Tuesday night at a
reception.
Although the assembly will end
Tuesday night. the newly elected
president viii hold conferences with
district deputy presidents for 1882
1893 in the English hotel parlors
Wednesday morning.
AZ noon Wednesday, the group
viii make its annual excursion TO
the I. O. O. T. home in Greensburg
The decoration Of chivalry will be
conferred on a class Of Rebekahs at
3 Wednesday by the Patriarchs
Militant. I. o. o. F.. under the
direction of Elmo Gustin OF Elwood
commander Of the department Of
Indiana. assisted by his staff.
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K. OF C. TO INITIATE
First Degree to Be Given
at Meeting.

Initiation of a class of candidates
in the first degree will be held by In
dianapolis council No. 437, knights
Of Columbus, at $3.50 tonight in the
council clubrooms, Thirteenth and
Delaware streets. The ceremonies
will be in charge Of the council
officers.
disqualification of the second and
third degrees will be given during
June, it was announced last week.
State Knights of Columbus con-
vention will be held Monday. May Is.
The delegates will limit their DELHI
erations to a one-day session.
Important matters which will
come before the meeting will con-
Germ the Father Gibault home near
Vincennes. and the possibility of a
home for Knights of Columbus de-
pendent children.
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Professor Pembroke Brown
to Be Principal
Speaker.

The annual state banquet of
Acacia fraternity will be held at 6
Saturday in the Scottish Rite ca
thedral. Principal speaker at the
event will be Professor Pembroke
Brown of the department of eco
Monies at the University Of Illinois.
He has been a member Of the fra
ternity since it was organized in
1907.
Active membership Of the fra
ternity from Indiana and Purdue
universities will attend the func-
ton in a body. Reservations have
been made for more than hun
dred members from throughout the
state. Reservations, thus far, rep
resent ten different colleges and
universities besides the two Indiana
institutions.
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MRS, HERRIOTT
TO PRESIDE AT
LODGE SESSION
Rebekah Assembly Meeting
Is Scheduled for
MAY is. II.

The forty-eighth annual session
Of the Rebekah Assembly of Indi-
ana Will be held May IS and II in
the Odd Fellow building. Pennsyl-
vania and Washington streets.
Presiding over the meetings viii
be Mrs. Iva (. Herriott Of Franklin,
president.
The conclave will be opened Sun
dag night, May IS, with a banquet
for Rcbekahs and their friends at
$50 in the Claypool.
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Fishing the
Air

Dialect stories will be interspersed bv
comedy songs and harmonies in the pro-
gram Monday ~ Sis D. m, over WENR
and MIC network.
SlnEin' Sam will strike dreamy mood
when he Is heard over WFBM and the
Columbia network from 6:t5 10 $3.50 q.
M Monday. singing pal Of NV Dreams"
and THE Alleywav OF NV Dreams"
Opera. rumba and oDeretta selections
VIII Be sung bv Lawrence Tibbett. in the
program to be broadcast Monday. at $50
.. m. over WTAM and an NBC network.
Arthur Tracy the Street Singer. has
chosen "Ah. Sweet Mystery Of Life" 70
omen the program in which he VIII be
heard over wFBM and the Columbia net
work from IT'S to 7.30 D. m. Monday.
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAM

s.3o-columhia-" Aces" Bridge
sketch.
6so-NBC CwJZl Death Valley days,
Death Valley in Hollywood"
NBC (wEAFl-Lavrence lib
bett
ia-Tnternational revue,
Lanin's orchestra; guest artist
NBC WIZ -Minstrels.
7:30-NBC (WEAFl-Parade OF the
States. Maryland
NBC (WJzl George Olsen's or
chestra: Jack Benny. n. Of c.
s.o0-Colun bia-Guy Lombardo'S or
chestra. Burns and Allen.
N5C (wEAFl National radio
forum.
s.3o-Coiumbia--S hilkret's orchestra,
Boswell Sisters.
e:l5-NBC fwEAFl Cab Galloway
and orchestra.
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Officers OF the Rebekah assem-
bly, for Indiana for the year 1881
1882, who will be in charge of the
forty-eighth annual session Of the
order May IS and II in the Odd
Fellow building, are shown above.
They are Mrs. Iva E. Herriott of
Franklin, president; Mrs. Revah
Pressler Of Crown Point, vice
president; Mrs. Grace E. Child of
indianapolis, secretary; Mrs. Mar
garet E. Miller of Huntington,
treasurer, and Mrs. May Hersh-
man OF Crown Point, warden.
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Calvin w. Prather lodge, No.
TT. F. g. A. NJ, will confer the
Master Mason degree at ceremonies
beginning at 4 Friday, May 20, in
the Prather Masonic temple.
Forty-second street and College
avenue.
The degree work will be followed
at $50 by a dinner. Albert Stump.
indianapolis attorney, will speak.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made with Clarence S. Arm
strong. secretary. or the lodge
officers.
The after dinner work will be
conferred by the officers of the
lodge. assisted by members Of the
Prather Craft Club.
George II. DrechSel Jr. is wor-
shipful master of the lodge: Joseph
W. Kaercher, senior warden; Scott
Mccoy. junior warden. and Hubert
L. Wann, president OF the Craft
club.
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o. {. S. CHAPTER TO
HONOR WASHINGTON
Cumberland Will Al, } Observe An
niversary.

Fourth anniversary of Cumber-
land chapter. Order Of Eastern
Star. will be held Wednesday night
in the Cumberland Masonic temple.
The celebration will be combined
with a Washington bicentennial
observance.
Mrs. H. H. Huntington viii give
a short history Of the chapter. She
will pay honor 10 the charter
members, and especially 70 the first
worthy matron and worthy patron.
Tribute to Washington will be
paid by Mrs. D. T. Riser. The
chapter viii be presented a portrait
OF Washington by Mrs. Carrie Mae
Huntington. worthy matron, as
sisted by Charles D. Snider. worthy
patron.
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Double Program Features
Observance of Day by
Aerie.

Adoption of revised bylaws and
plans for initiation Of a Mothers
day class on May %, last Of the
fiscal year, will be considered at to-
nights meeting of the Indianapolis
Eagles aerie.
Annual Mothers day program was
held Sunday afternoon, sponsored
by Marion county chapters Of the
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Murray H. Morris Appointed
as Captain of
Guard.

F. Elmer Raschig was named
thrice potent master of Adonirsm
Grand Lodge Of Perfection last
week, succeeding David C. Pyke
The new master announced the APP
pointment Of Murray H. Morris as
captain Of the guard, the starting
Office of the official line.
Other officers advanced in line
were: Fac w. Patrick, deputy mas
ter; Paul E. Fisher. senior warden,
and Frank A. Symmes, junior
warden.
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SWANSON Is INSTALLED
AS GROVES NOBLE ARCH

Otto s. Swanson was installed as
noble arch Of indianapolis grove
No. 81, United Ancient Order OF
Druids, al the regular meeting OF
the order last week.
others formally put into Office
we're: John Morgan. vice arch:
oscar Lackey. junior past noble
arch: r. Earl Geider. recording sec
rotary; william T. Bonsteel, fnan-
cial secretary: Charles G. n. Geider.
treasurer: John Healey. inner
guard; Harry Stafford outer
guard, and Henry Dittmer, chap
lain.
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FINAL SESSIONS
OF POCAHONTAS
GROUP CALLED
Mrs. GoIdia GreenIee to
Open Weeks Series
of Meetings.

Final meetings OF the series Of
district gatherings held by the De-
gree Of Pocahontas are to be staged
this week. Tenth Of the series will
be held Tuesday at ConnerSville.
and the eleventh will be held
Thursday at New Palestine.
Mrs. Goldia Greenlee Of Sulphur
Spring, great pocahontas, Will open
both meetings az in the afternoon.
the roll call, Mrs. Lucy
E. Cuskaden Of St. Paul, great
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
500 DIE IN TYPH00N

Heavy Death Toll Is Taken by
Storm in Southern AMMAN.
By United Press
HANOI, Indo-China, May 9.-Five
hundred persons, all believed to
have been natives, were killed in a
typhoon which ravaged southern
AMMAN on May 4. according to de-
layed reports received here today.
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informal open
ing Of the assem-
bly, will be at $50
Monday. Il will
be followed at 10
by the formal
opening OF the
meeting for bust
ness. The bust
ness session will
continue all day.
Featuring Mon
day nights pro-
gram will be the
comforting OF the
Rebekah degree
by the degree
staff Of PhilO Re
hekah lodge No.
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Capitol City Circle viii
Send 100 Members
to Meeting.

Approximately 300 persons are
expected to attend the Inner Grand
Circle OF Protected Home Circle,
which was TO open three-dsy
session today in Elkhart.
More than hundred members
Of Capitol City Circle No 176 Of
indianapolis we're expected to at
tend the meeting. Delegates from
the indianapolis circles are Mrs.
Edna Adams, secretary. and Mrs.
Miriam James. Capitol City cir
Gle also is sending its drill team,
which will give an exhibition be-
fore the conclaye.
Webster to Preside
Registration will occupy all to-
days program. The Grand Cir
Gle will convene at 10 Tuesday. c.
F. Webster OF Marion, state deputy
will preside.
Mayor william Krau Of Elkhart
will give the address of welcome.
Response will be by Samuel H.
Hadley of Sharon, Pa, supreme
president of the order. Lawrence
Brewer, president Of Elkhart circle
No. 443, will welcome the visitors
for the entertaining circle, and
George Banning of Elkhart, grand
president of Indiana, will respond.
Other speakers will be Mrs. Cora
E. Phillips of Sharon, Pa, junior
director; Mrs. Lena Bedell Of In
dianapolis, grand secretary Of In
diana: Jack Edwards. mayor of
Marion, and Mrs. Carrie Horn Of
Elkhart, grand vice president of
Indiana.
Start Business Tuesday
Opening Of the business sessions
will be at ! Tuesday. Meeting Of
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WtAlOlldAAf va -
emplify the I'M
written work.
Presiding over
the sessions at
Connersville will
be Mrs. Nellie B.
Hall. past great
Pocahontas.
Councils as
signed 10 the
meeting are Sui
phur Sprin 2,
Richmond, Oak
Vile, Connersville
wo councilsl,
Newcastle % " o
councilSl. Orange,
Pro0kVille. Fair
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TEMPLARS OPEN
1882 CONCLAVE
At HUNTINGTON
Grand Commandery Off,
GERS to Be Entertained
tuesday.

Seventy-eighth annual conclave
of the grand commandery Of In
diana. Knights Templar, will open
in Huntington Tuesday. Sessions
will continue through Thursday.
In charge Of arrangements for
the convention is a committee Of
Huntington knights: w. w. Lucas,
chairman: Knowlton H. Kelsey, sec
rotary, and Ambrose Burgett. treas
urer. Burgett also is grand mar
shall of the full-dress parade which
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VIII De nelQ on
Wednesday.
Committees on
templar jurispru-
dence, auditing,
finance and Gre
dentials will meet
at 2 Tuesday in
the Masonic tenn
pie.
Grand comman-
derry Off GERS.
past grand COM
manders and dis
tins uished guests
will be feted at a
bar cuet in Hotel
La E'ontaine at 6.
Ladies will be en-
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can Of Ne" and Love. You Funny
Thing will be the offerings Of Alice
Remxen during the Evening In Paris
program TO be broadcast over WFBM and
the Columbia network from $50 to
D. m, Monday.
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Initiatory work will be conferred
at the regular meeting Of Ben-Hur
court Wednesday night az the hall.
322 East New York street. Cards and
bunco will follow the business meet
ing
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MONDAY
$50 r. M
wTsfJ 1920 String En-
semhle.
-s:f5 r. M
x D K A (ss0l-ContracN
bridge.
RYW C1020l -Agnew's or.
chestra; sports news.
CBS-Arthur Jarrett and
Rich's orchestra.
NBC- McCrayy Bros. tc
WIZ.
W n A @ (s7O) - Dance
Masters.
p p. M
KDRA (ssol-Sports review,
news.
CHS Howard Barlow and
orchestra.
Columbo's or
chestra 10 WEAF.
WGY 1901 49, Arm Chair
chats.
music to WIZ
NBC-Amos n ANDY e
WENR. WSB, WDAF
wNAo. wHAs. wSM.
-9:15 p. M
NBc-Denny's orchestra tc
WENR.
wDAF 1ei0l-Rajput.
Chs - Tune Blenders Ia
WGN.
wMAo Cs7O)-Dan and syl-
wTMJ Cs2ol Sports; studio
$50 T. M
KDKA $500 Air theater.
KTHS fi0f0l-Arllngton or
chestra.
KYW ll020l Padded Fists. 81
CBS-Morton Downey.
NBC Piano Moods 10 WIZ
WMA0 t670l-Dance Mas
" SM 900 -SOtdlcTS OF FOR
tune.
-q:tS +. M
KYW fi020l-Panico's or
chestra.
CBS-SisSies orchestra.
NBC-Cab Calioways or
chestra 10 WEAF.
WON iT20l-Joe Roberts or
chestra.
NBC-Esrl Hines orches-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Avoid Ugly Fat
New Health Way

You need not suf-
fer the embarrass-
ment, discomfort and
health menace of fat.
Stop the accumula-
ton OF sluggish body
wastes that impair
proper functioning
of other body pro-
cesses. Give diet and
exercise a chance TO
aid you. Take French
Lick S ats every
morning. Thousands
who do this are de-
lighted with results.
French Lick Salts
is a blend of the same
health-giving mineral
salts found in the re-
nowned spring waters
at famous Fren c h
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Lick Springs. A little Ia cool water nakea
a fine, refreshing drink-delightfully effer-
veseing, Like fountain beverage.
Those who need not reduce can benefit
greatly by taking French Lick Salts as
systemic regulator. Wonderfully efficient
laxative, il also stimulates liver and
gall-bladder activities. Today. at your drug
gist's, get French Lick Salts. Generous
bottle, SOC.
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land and excerpts from the operetta. NY
MARYLAND" will be presented BY soloiSts
and ensemble in the Parade OF States
MIC network Monday. a. 7.3o o. m.
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--6:Is r. NJ
RYW 1O20l- Terrace Gard
en- orchestra.
CBS-Singin Sam.
$50 P. M
KYW Cl02Ol 49, Centerville
CBS-Kate Smith.
NBC - Lawrence Tibbett.
baritone TO WEAF.
NBC-Death Valley DAYS 10
WIZ.
-6:f5 p. M
CBs-Colonel stoopnagle &
Up. NJ
KYW 1020-Masser@s or
chestra.
CHS - InternatI. Revue .
Lanins orchestra.
WBBM f770l-Coon Sanders
orchestra.
NBC-Gvpsies 70 WEAF.
NBC-Wiener Minstrels to
lib p. NJ
CBS-Street Singer.
WBHM f770l-UnSung he
roes drama.
$50 P. ".
KYw lO2Ol-Agnew's or
chestra.
CBS-EvcninE in Paris.
wBBM l770l-Brooks and
Ross.
NBC-Parade OF the States.
Maryland 20 WEAF.
NBC - Jack Benny and
Olsens orchestra 70 WIZ.
- p. M
KYw 1920 Maupin's OF =
cheStra.
CBS-Lom bardo's orchestra
NBC-Radio Forum 10 WEAF
wGN t720l Melody Man.
MIC erenade TO WIZ.
-s:1S T. M
KDKA lasol-cowhoy songs.
-SSn II. NJ
CHS Boswell Sisters.
WON tTf0 ~ Easy Aces
NBC-Do You Remember TO
WEAF.
NBc- Hollywood Nights TO
WIZ.
WMAO fsTol Melody Land.
WSM ESQ., Concert orches-
ira
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-s:4S P. M
lWMAQ (e70)-Sherman's or
chestra.
10 P. M
KDKA (sSOl-Kemp's or
chestra.
KYw 1920 Terrace Garden
orchestra.
CBS-Isham Jones and or
chestra.
wDAF (sl0)-Dance pro-
gram.
WON C720)-Herbie Kay's
orchestra.
.NBC-Buddy Rogers and or
chestra 10 WEAF.
wJR f750) Radio Reporter.
WMAQ f670l-Dance pro-
gram q hrs).
wsM $500 - Dance or
chestra.
wTMJ ls20l-Dance orches-
tras.
jobs p. M
WBBM C770l-Around the
Town.
.wJR t75Ol-Pettis' orehes-
ira.
.NBC-Carl Moore's orehes-
ira TO WIZ.
1880 P. NJ
KYw lo2OJ-Agnew's or
chestra.
CBS-Cuban orchestra.
NBC-Larry Funk's orches-
ira TO WEAF.
" GIN t72ni Roberts.
Kassels and Kays orches-
iras.
wGY 1901 -Kenmores or
chestra.
III P. M
XIV iO20l-Panico's or
chcstra.
WENR ta70) Earl Hines
orchestra.
-it:20 +. M
WCCO lainl -Organist.
WENR 500 Masters or
chestra.
IL p. M
WDAF tei0l - Nighthawk
Frollc.
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Shout. Sisters Shout. sung By the
BoSwelis and NY Gal SAL" a novelty
Advancement ulayed by Nat shilkret's or
chestra. viii feature Music That Satis-
nesn Monday. ~ $50 .. m. over WFBM
and the Columbia network
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STATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BROADCAsTING COMPANY
STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCAsTING SYSTEM

VIZ q, $S S VIM ES$ q, q, $ n, sSE
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Senator Peter Norbeck OF North Dakota.
wall sneak or The Investigation Of the
New York Stock Exchange and It's Opera
tons during the National Radio Forum
DroEram Monday. al D. n.
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WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
indianapolis BroadeAstinE. Ine.)
MONDAY
WLW (700) Cincinnati
MONDAY

s.00-Round table
4.lS-Hano.ncss Kids. Hortense and
George
43o-The Roval vaeabouds CNBC1.
445--IoweN Thomas iNBCl.
s.oo-Amos n ANDY tNBC1.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
TUESDAY
AN
5:30-Top o. the morning
6.00-Morning exercises.
6.30-The Round Table.
T:30-Beautiful thoughts fNBCl.
7:45-Earlv Burdettes. exercises
S:00-Public library talk.
5:l5-Ralph Simpson. tenor.
S:30-Orchestra.
s45-Mystery chef NBc).
9:00-Livestock reports.
9.l0-PhonoRraDh records.
9:15-Threesome.
9:S0-Through the looking glass with
Frances Ingram (EBCl.
9:45-Talent Bureau program.
10.00-Jim and Walt
10:l5-Pat Barnes (NBC).
l0.30-Talent Bureau.
i0.45-Melodv men (NBC).
II .00-Tuxedo entertainers.
1l.l5-Mel Snyder's dance orchestra.
II :45-Market reports.
II .50-Livestock reports.
1900 unconditional Farm and Home pc
Rod (NBCl.
i2:30-Gus Arnheim's dance orchestra.
1.0O-Old Bill.
l:15-OEgan matinee.
i:4S-Mormon Tabernacle choir (NBCl.
2.15-U. s. ARMY band tNBCl.
2.30-Talent Bureau.
{. 0n-Marv Stele. contrelto.
345-The chatter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Times Radio Dial TzOiSte1S

12:10-The Gada bout
12:15-Farm reports
12.35-Walter Hickmsn's Indianapolis
Times theater review.
100-Business news.
.O0-Minneapolis- Indians baseball game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Start Business Tuesday

Opening Of the business sessions
will be at l Tuesday. Meeting of
the Junior order will be at $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-08-20
BIG LAKE STRUCTURE

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