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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-21
TEACHERS NAME
OFFICERS; END
MEETINGS HERE.
Herriott Clare Palmer Is
New Head of State
Association.

BY unanimous vote, Miss Her
riott Glare Palmer, Franklin. was
elected president Of the Indiana
State Teachers Association, to sue
coed Robert B. Hougham.
Other officers named were L. V.
Phillips, Vincennes, vice-president;
Miss Sara Ewing, indianapolis, and
Miss Coda Ewing, Charlottesville.
delegates at large to the National
Education Association convention
in 1884, and Miss Rannah Creson,
Anderson, and Miss Grace Brannan,
Fit. Wayne, alternate delegates at
large.
The final address of the conven-
ton was made by Dr. Merton S.
Rice, Detroit who advocated the
building up of idealism in the coun-
try He criticised writer's who at
tempted to undermine the ideals
built up by leaders like Washing
ton and Lincoln.
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PaniCO Is
Booked
on Roof
Ted Mack Will Close His
Engagement Here on
Sunday.

Originator and past master Of the
musical "wah-wah" is Louie Panico,
who will bring his orchestra to the
Indiana Roof for two nights en-
gagement Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. % and %.
It will be the first time Panico and
his orchestra have played for Indi-
ana Roof dancers, although all Of
them are familiar with the man who
made wabash Blues" a famous
dance melody.
He will come to the Roof from
Chicago. where he has been featured
in the Playground
Panico first achieved fame as fea-
tured trumpet player in Isham
Jones orchestra, which he left later
to organize his own orchestra.
He has broadcast with his dance
orchestra over both the Columbia
and National broadcast networks
and has recorded A large number
of dance hits.
Currently featured on the roof
are Ted Mack, his dance orchestra,
and a group Of entertainers. They
will remain here until after the
dance Sunday night, when Mack
and his unit will go to Memphis,
Tenn, for ten weeks engagement.
Percy Carson, former master Of
ceremonies with Phil Spitalny's or
chestra, will bring his dance or
chestra here after Mack leaves.
They were recently featured over
radio station WBBM from the
EdgeWater Beach Hotel, Chicago
where they played dance engage
ment. Their stay on the roof will
be limited to few days.
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HIGH SCHOOL PRESS
AWARDS ANNOUNCED

Fl. Wayne, Marion, Knightstown
Win in Various Classes.
By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Oct. 21.-High schools
Of Ft. Wayne, Marion and Knights
town took first honors in the 1888
year book contest sponsored by the
Indiana High School Press Associa-
ton at their convention here to-
day.
The winners are: Glass I: First,
Fl. Wayne, south side; second, Fl.
Wayne, north side; third, Hammond.
Glass 2: First, Marion; second, Co.
lumbus; third, Bedford. Class 8:
First, Auburn; second, Valparaiso.
Glass 4: First, Knightstown.
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The Troopers

Jack Duval is again presenting his
dramatic club under a new name,
The Troupers," this fall. He has
selected Kid Colby a three-act
comedy for the opening bill.
There will be performances in the
city and surrounding Indiana towns.
The first public showing will be at
the Speedway Christian church. at
Fourteenth and Winton streets,
Thursday evening, Oct. IA. Plain
field high school on Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 25, and on Friday eve
ming Nov. 3. at the Brookside school
auditorium for the Centenary Chris
tan church.
Bobby Mugg, 10-year-old, is an
outstanding character in this new
play.
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CAIN REPORTER
IN EMPLOYMENT
DURING MONTH
General Business Situation
in State Irregular,
|. u. Reports.

Employment gained 90 per cent
in Indiana during September and
at the end Of the month was 25.8 per
cent higher than year ago. the
current issue of the Indiana Bush
ness Review reported today.
The survey is made monthly by
the Indiana university bureau Of
business research.
The general business situation in
the state was irregular during Sep
TENDER, but several retail lines and
factory employment continued up
ward, the report said.
The general trend in Industrial
output was downward. Total activ-
ity in all lines of trade an din
dustry was about equal to a month
ago, Is per cent above a year ago,
and 1875 per cent under September.
1881.
Car Sales Above 1882
New passenger car sales were far
above a year ago and 10 per cent
under normal.
Clothing sales were we'll above a
month ago. Substantial improve
ment in sales was reported by sew
eral stores located in industrial CEN
tiers, but preliminary reports indi-
cate that total Indiana department
store sales made less than the usual
seasonal upturn,
Drug store sales we're slightly
above a year ago.
Retail hardware sales were about
II per cent above a year ago.
Newspaper advertising was 2 per
cent above a month ago and 81 per
cent above a year ago.
Furniture production was slight
ly under a month ago, but we'll
above a year ago. The limestone
industry remained quiet.
Mine Increase Delayed
"The usual fall upturn in coal
production did not materialize until
the last week of September. Auto
mobile production was slightly
above month ago, but far under
normal. Auto parts and accessory
plants operated on schedules above
one and two years ago. Building
activity was above a month ago, but
far under normal"
The total number of sales we're
2O.5 per cent under the recent peak
set in June; but, seasonally adjust
ed, sales were better in September
than during any other month since
the spring of 1881. With the excep-
ton of September, 1929, more used
cars were sold in the last month
than during any other September
on record.
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Street Dunked!
Gets Milk Bath When
Truck Is Struck.

Pavement in front of 1929 Suther-
land avenue early today emulated
famous beauties who take milk
baths.
A VIM. H. Roberts & Son dairy
wagon was struck in the rear and
demolished by a car driven by Tim
othy Torian, 20, 3617 North Capitol
avenue, scattering gallons of milk
and broken glass over the street.
The truck driver, Everett Merrill
81, of 1923 Sheldon street, was
thrown from the wagon and bruised
Torian was arrested on drunken OPP
Grating and reckless driving charges
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Sewer Project to Start

BLOOMINGTON, Oct. Gloon
demnation proceedings against four
property owners have been author
lied by the city council to clear the
way for start of a $495,000 federally
financed sewer project.
Property of the four owners is on
the route of the proposed sewer and
SO far attempts to obtain rights-of-
way have been unsuccessful.
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SATURDAY

4:00-Pancho and orchestra Obs wABc.
Casino orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
4:3o-Three scamps tNBCl wEAF.
JACK Armstrong lCBsl WABc.
4;45-Songs tNBCl WEAF.
oo sPaa,sR is seg 147;.3 Ggs W WAgc
Male trio (NBCJ wEAF
Halls Sc orchestra (css) wABc.
5;so-Eddie Dooley. football reporter
irish Ministries (NBCl VIZ.
5:4Icaptai n' Al WI Williams mss NB6J VIZ.
Piano Duo (NBCD WEAF.
Tito GUITAR. tenor (CBSl WABC.
s;oo-Fred'k William vile (CBsl wABc.
John Herrick. baritone (NBCl WIZ.
Meyer DAVIS orchestra iNBc)
Three Musketeers fNBCl WIZ.
6;3o-Jane Froman. Charles Garlic and
.Berren's orchestra tCBSl WABC.
The Optimistic Mrs. Jones (NBCl
o.HaTe's orchestra lcRs) wBBM.
e:45-Jack and Loretta Clemens (FBCl
49,, annie. Judy and zeke lNBcl WIZ.
Elmer Everett YeSs CHS WABc.
7:l5-Elder MichauX and Congregation
tCBSl WABC
7:30-Antobals Cubans (NBC) WEAF.
Tnaer the Bridges Of Paris CNBC)
Gertrude Niesen, songs CCBs
s:oo-TIGrigSis Bar Bar K Days and Nights
Jack Pearl and Goodmans orches-
ira (NBCl WEAF.
Jamboree tNBCl WIZ.
s:30-Reisman's orchestra and Yacht
Club Bows tNBCl WEAF.
WIND.
9:0O-Rolfe Saturday Night Dancing Par
ty (NBCl WEAF.
Public Affairs Institute (CBS)
Tales Of the Titans NBC) WIZ.
9:l-Ann Leaf, organist tNBC) WABC.
9;30-Cuckos (NBCl WIZ.
George Jessel fCBS) WABC.
10 :00-One Mans Family (NBC) WEAF.
Isham Jones orchestra (CBS)
Barn dance (NBC) WIZ. WIS.
1o:15-News (CBS) WABC.
10 :30-Glen Grays orchestra (CBS) WABC.
Hollywood on the Air (NBC)
Chiids orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
II :oo-Rapps orchestra (CBS) WABC
Henry Kings orchestra (NBC)
Carefree Carnival (NBC) wEAF.
orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
Ted Fiorito's orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
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Glasses Are Supplied

By Times Special
TIPTON, Oct. 21.-Following in
Il spection of the Upton county
inf1rmary, a grand jury headed by
Lee Kaufman ordered that all in
mates in need of glasses be supplied,
and that not less than six daily pa
pers be available.
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Bankers Funeral Held
BIZ Times SpecinL

d 2 7 TWJo DPFJIUV
MARTINSVILLE, Oct. 21.-Fune-
raj services were held today for
Harry H feathers. 10, founder OF
the First National bank of Moores-
vile, which was merged in recent
years with the Farmers State bank
He served the First National twenty
years as president and cashier, and
was president of the former
Brooklyn bank.
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SUNDAY

G1NOAA
s:00-chfdrens hour (NBc,.
e.oo-Southland sketches lNBCl.
s.5O-Mexican Marimba typica orchestra
1o:oo-Morning Musicale. string quartet;
,o guest artist ,NBc9.
10 ,30-Rondohers. Male quartet lNBCl.
10 49-Donhan trio and the Phantom
1I:o0-Organ recital-Arthur Chandler Jr.
Il 3o-Radio City concert tNBCl.
12:3o-Annette Werner West. soprano.
12.15-College of Music recital
l,oo-Gene Arnold & the Commodores
l;ao-pTamatIzatiOn. Jan CARRIERS orch.
2;oo-Lady Esther. Wayne King orch.
2:so-Theatre OF the Air.
500. Alfred Schehl, organist
S.3O-The Hoover Sentinels - Edward
Davies. baritone; Chorus; Josef
Koestner's orchestra.
4:OO-Suilin Ed Mcconnell.
5oo-consueia Vaides and orchestra.
5:3O-Cowards Never Started
6:00-Vincent Lopez orchestra. Alice JOY.
s:3O-Joe Penner. Harriet billiard and
Ozzie Nelson's orch.
TOO" Schnozzle" Durante and Rubinoff S
s:oo-Arthur Briscbane. Jewellers Quar-
tet and Al Goodman's orchestra
tNBCl.
sso-Walter WINCH news commentator
Jergens Ppm CNBC).
845-Southwind. Characters g. Orch
900-Jack Benny (NBC).
9S0-Reuben Lawson dance orchestra.
10:00-Eddie Duchin dance orch.
1030-Seth Parker (NBC).
11:00-Dance Nocturne orchestra, VIM.
Stoess conducting; Helen Nugent
and Eddie Albert. t0loists.
II s0-William Scott dance orch. (NBCl
II -Midnight-Eddie Duchin dance orch.
A NJ
Il 30-Sign off
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-
M r s. r o t h S.
child, 1888 Ruckle
S tire e t. He at
tanned his six
teenth birthday
Sept. 5.
Rothschild, ma
joring in Journal
ism, is a member
Of the reportorial
staff of the Indi-
ana Daily Stu
d e n t, university
publication. He is
pledged to Phi
Beta Delta, ma
tional Jewish fra
ternity. He was
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
". r. Terhune. ShelbyviIle, Ind, Chew
rolet sedan found on Tenth street west OF
city hospital stripped OF tires. floor
boards and battery.
Earl Meadows. r. r. u Box a. Chevro-
let coach found in front OF 523 North
Delaware street.
Virgil Houser. li40 West Thirty-fourth
street. Auburn sedan. found by owner
Robert Lockhart 832 Edison street.
Chrysler coupe, found at Pennsylvania and
Eleventh streets,
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Save Gasoline Money

By Times Special
GREENFIELD, Oct 21.-Members
of the Maxwell Christian church
have been asked by the pastor. the
Rev. R. w. Blanchard, to use means
of conveyance other than automo-
biles in going to the church for
services Sunday, Gasoline money
saved will be given to the church as
a self-denial offering.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-21
HELD AS 'PEEPING TOM
Man Captured on Ladder Looking in
Apartment Window.

Charles Chadwick, alias Long, 80,
of 805 North New Jersey street, is in
jail today on vagrancy and peep
ing Tom charges. He was discov-
cred, it is charged by an apartment
custodian, perched On top of lad
der peering into a second floor
apartment window at 826 North New
Jersey street.
When police arrived Chadwick still
was atop the ladder They found
two pairs of pliers and a flightlight
in his pockets.
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Upton Resident Dies

BIZ Times Special
TIPTON, Oct. 21.-Funeral serv-
l. ices were held today for
Huston Mitchell, 70, who had never
known an i'll day until the sickness
that caused his death. He was a
carriage maker and had lived in
Upton forty-one years.
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DR.. OMAN WILL SPEAK
Annual Dads Day Banquet TO Be
Held at De Paw Tonight.
By Times gpecf

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 21.-
The annual Dads day banquet Of
De Paw university will be held
here tonight, with President @.
Bromley Oman and the Rev.
Abram S. Woodward, Meridian
Street Methodist church pastor, In
dianapolis, as principal speakers.
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At the AntIerS

At the Tally-Ho room in the Ant
lers hotel. an orchestra, floor acts
and novelties of -theater are being
presented tonight and for many
nights. LII Esther, dancer and
singer, has the spotlight. Arnold
Peek and his Columbians are
furnishing the music.
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HuSking Contest Set

SHELBYVILLE, Oct. 21.-This
years Shelby county corn husking
contest will be held on the farm of
OriS Kepley, next Thursday. En-
trantS include Ed Schriener, winner
of last years contest.
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S0CIALITE PROGRAM TO
OPEN WITH ~ PLAY
Shortridge Dramatic League Is
Featured on First Event.

onOrtrldge Dramatic League Is
Featured on First Event.
Annual Socialite program Of the
Y. M. G. A. will open Wednesday
night with a program including the
presentation of a play, THE Path
Across the Hill" by Lillian Morti-
mer. The play will be staged by
the Dramatic League Of Shortridge
high school, directed by Miss Flea
nor Dee Theek.
The programs this year will in
clude concerts and motion pictures.
A. H. Thomas, "Y" membership
secretary, and Leslie Troutman, di-
rector Of the Y. M. C. A. Young
Peoples orchestra, are in charge of
the Socialite, which first was pre-
sented last year.
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Bling Is Very Busy

There was no possibility Of sill
encing Bing Crosby on the Going
Hollywood set yesterday. He
shot his first seventy-four on the
Lakeside course, which serves as his
front yard.
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RAZOR WIELDER ROBS
DRIVER OF TAXICAB
Passenger Turns Bandit, Menacing
Operator, Stealing Car.

Armed with razor, a white
bandit early today stole a taxicab
after threatening the driver, James
Washington, Negro, 404 West Twen-
ty-sixth street.
Washington told police the man
who entered the cab as a paSsen-
ger, drew the razor at Twenty-third
street and Capitol avenue, forced
him from the cab and drove away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-21
Indiana in Brief
Lively Spots in the States Happenings Put
Together Short and Sweet

"
IPTON 2-ndicments charging attempt have been
he O a n a Hobbs in July.
Vea Meyers daughter of Mrs
Bowman, and Newkrk nephew.
jars with gasoline found the house author
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TOnight's Radio Excursion

5:l5-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
5.30-Bob Nevhall.
54s-R F. D. with Boss Johnson.
6.i5-Blue moments
e.30-Circus Days-Scott's Emulsion pro-
gram fNBCl.
6:4S-Eddie Duchin dance orchestra.
7.00-Croslev follies
OO-Over the Rhine, German band.
S.45-Old Vienna
9.cO-Saturdav night dancing marty.
10 owls barn dance
Il 0O-Eddie Duchin dance orchestra
ll.30-Mark Fisher and his Hotel Edse-
water Beach orchestra tNBC).
II mid.-Johanna Crosse. organist.
A M
u .30-Walkathon dance orchestra
l.00-Club Crosley
2 .0O-Sicn Of
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM.

Columbia-Mildred Bailey.
-columbia-Elder Micheaux con-
gregation.
7:30-NBO (WEAF)-A n I o bals
Cubans.
S:00-NBC (WEAF) Jack Pearl and
Goodman's orchestra.
NBC (WJz)-Jamboree variety
show.
Columbia-Triple Bar x Days
and Nights.
s:30-NBC (WEAF)-Leo Reisman's
orchestra; Yacht Club boys.
9:oo-NBC (wEAF)-B. A. Rolfe's
orchestra.
Columbia-Public Affairs IN
stitute.
Columbia-Georgie Jessel.
10:oo-NBC CWJz)-wLS barn dance.
1U:3o-NBc CwEAFl Hollywood on
the Air.
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CIVIL WAR SOLDIER DIES
Ranks Of Evansville Post, G. A. R.,
Trimmed; Only Six Left.

By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 21.-
Robert Williams, "a, Civil war vet
eran, is dead at his home here to-
day. He was senior vice-com-
mander of Farragut post, Grand
Army of the Republic. A daughter
and a. sister survive. With his death
there remain only six local Civil
war veterans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-21
REDUCTION SOUGHT IN
WAGE GARNISHMENTS
Judges Of -Four Counties Confer IS
Many Suits Are Filed.

Many Suits Are Filed
By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. al
Judges from four counties met here
today to discuss means by which
excessive garnishment against wages
of employees can be reduced.
The conference was called by
Judge Dan Pyle Of st. Joseph court,
who explained that with increases
in employment, garnishments are
being filed in large numbers against
persons who contracted debts while
out of work.
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RALPH MEADOWS NEW
TEACHERS PRESIDENT
Southwestern Group to End Session
at Evansville Today.

By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 21.-Final
sessions of the annual convention
Of the Southwestern Indiana Teach
ers' Association were held here to-
day. More than 1000 teachers have
been going to school, here for the
last two days, attending sectional
meetings and hearing reports.
Ralph Meadows, Warrick county,
was elected president of the asso-
citation at Yesterdays assembly.
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graduated from Shortridge high
school last June. He acts as sports
editor of the Jewish Post, published
here.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten
stolen belong to:

stolen belong to:
Joe Yetter, 81 lie Grande avenue. Buick
sedan. from Eleventh and Meridian streets
Ralph Flack, 4541 Caroline avenue Oak
land sedan. 1882. from Market street
and Senate avenue
Angeline Ave. 5O7 North Seventh street.
Clinton. Ind, Buick sedan, from Ohio
street and Senate avenue
James Washington. 404 West Twenty
sixth street, Your Cab Ford sedan. 1888.
from Twenty-third street and Capitol
avenue
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Tito GUITAR, young Mexican tenor will
accompany himself with the guitar in
from 5:45 to p. M. over WFBM and the
Columbia chain.
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Mildred Bailey, the rockin' chair lady
hose rhythms are as new as tomOr-
rows sun, will delight her listeners with
a special rendition of the new tune,
You're MY Past, Present and Future"
during the program to be heard over
WFBM and the Columbia network Satur-
day from 6:15 to $3.50 p. m.
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16-YEAR-0LD STUDENT
ENROLLED AT INDIANA
Arvin ROthschild Is Youngest Male
at University.

Youngest male student enrolled
at Indiana university for the pres
ent term is Arvin Rothschild, 16,
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Fishing the
Air

Rosa Ponselle, metropolitan grand opera
star will be interviewed Saturday by Wal
ter D. Hickman of The Times, over WKBF
at 5:45 p. m. The interview will last f1f-
teen minutes.
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Gertrude Nesen will open her program
with the latest song hit, You or No
One" Saturday, from 7:15 to 1880 o. m.
over WFBM and the Columbia chain.
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WKBF (14OO) Indianapolis
indianapolis BroaocastinE. Incl
SATURDAY,

INDIANAPOLIS BroaocastinK. Incl
SATURDAY
30-News flashes.
5:0o-Twenty singers Of harmony.
5l5-Paramount hotel orchestra tWEAF)
5:45-Walter Hickman interviews Rosa
Ponselle.
6.00-Piano melodies.
5:15-St. Regis orchestra fWEAFl.
5l5-Optimistic Mrs. Jones (WEAFl.
s4S-Jack and Loretta Clemens (wEAFl
TOOK ''7' (WEAFl.
30-Antobals Cubans wEAF.
6.00-Jamboree WIZ.
900-Tales Of Titans tWJZ).
9:30-Cuckoo WIZ
10 Ozone mans family CWEAFl
0:30-Holiywood on the air tWEAFl.
II :oo-Carefree carnival tWEAF1.
II 00-Sign of.
SUNDAY
s:O0-Childrens hour tWJZ).
9;00-Southland sketches WIZ.
930-Samovar serenade (WJZ).
10 ,o0-Watchtower program.
l015-Morning musicale (WJz).
l0:30-Crystal melodies.
l1:30-Radio City concert (WJz1.
l2:3O-American melodies.
1;00-Autumn IdyIl (W5z).
l;30-Jan CARRIERS orch. (WJZl
2:00-Wayne Kings orch. (WEAF).
2:30-News Parade.
245-MoodS of the Moment.
300-Gould & Shelter (WJZ).
3l5-Cadle Tabernacle.
415-Nazarene male quartet.
4;30-Grand hotel tWJZl.
5:00-Catholic hour CWEAF).
5:30-Our American schools (WEAF).
6:00-Marshau players.
6:I5-Organ symphonette (WEAF).
630-SoloSt (WEAFl.
645-Wendell Hall (WEAF)
700-Concert Pianist & Symphony orch.
tWJZ).
800-Cadle Tabernacle.
900-Jack Benny & Frank Black orch.
tWEAF).
930-Fireside memories tWJZ).
Decentralization for Human Needs OF
1888 tWEAF)
1o15-Troubadou of the Violin (WEAF).
10:30-Seth Parker CWEAF0.
II 00-Dance Nocturne WIZ.
II 30-Bud Shay orch (WEAF).
II 90 Midnight-Sign off.
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
4:30-Educational forum.
4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY


SATURDAY
5:30-Marimba band.
5:45-Tito GUITAR (CBS).
GENERALIZATION.
6:15-Mildred Bailey (CBS).
7:Se-EimeT Everett Yess lCBs).
7:2I-Gertrqde Niesen CHS.
8:00-Elder Michaux and congregation
(CBS).
8:30-Ramblers.
9:o0-Public Affairs Institute (CBs).
9:30-George Jessel (CBS).
10:00-Red Hufford orchestra.
1o:30-Casa Iona orchestra (CBs).
l1:30-Ted Fiorito orchestra (CBS).
o-walkathon.
12:05-Sign off.
SUNDAY
s:0o-Junior Bugle (CBs).
9:00-Jakes entertainers.
9:3o-Christian Men Builders.
1890 to 12-silent.
12:oo-Did You Know?
1:3O-Holiywood show tcBs).
2;Oo-P 9hBsa Symphony concert
4:S0-Bakers (cBsJ. --''
5:O0-Songs My Mother Taught Me (CBS)
5:30-Second Presbyterian church.
6:00-Walka thon.
6:15-Jordan Conservatory program.
630-Hale MacKeen.
6:45-Rin-T in-Tin (CBS).
700-Freddie Rich entertains (CBS).
800-Seven Star revue (CBS).
900-Piano Twins.
9:15-Roscoe Ates.
9 :30-Message from Governor McNutt.
:45-Walkathon.
10:00-Varsity trio.
10:15-Guy Lombardo with Royal Can
adams (CBS).
1o:45-Casa Iona orchestra (CBS).
IL 00-Atop the Indiana roof.
II 30-Dixie Rhythm Boys.
IL Naturalization news.
A. M.
12:05-Sign off
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430-Educational forum.
445-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
5:00-Jack Armstrong.