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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
*>-DOLUn the ALLeys ~
BY BERNARD HARMON

mark in the Construction League at the
Pritchett Recreation. when they posted
scores of Glib and sos Triple wins we're
taken by Brandt Bros. and H. S. Ent
Materials from Johnson-MaaS and Jung
claus Company. while two-timers we're
taken by Stewart Carey Class. Railroad
mems Building and Savings, and Hayes
Bros, from the Freyn Bros, Inc. Spickel
meyer Fuel and Supply and Gelger-PeterS.
In the Insurance League at the Cen
trail alleys an absence Of 600 counts gave
Hickman with a SOB headman honors.
Inspection Bureau and Hoosier Casualty
took shutout victories from Equitable Of
New York and Underwriters Adjustment.
western Adjustment and Connecticut
General eased over an odd game win on
the New Amsterdam and Travellers teams.
Al Hussong turned in a 62S to take
the high honors in the Prest-O-Lite
League at the Central alleys. All series
were decided via the shutout route, with
Assembly. Office and Maintenance best
ing the Machine Shop, Generators and
Engineers.
Joe Fulton outscored all opponents with
62l in the Hillcrest League at Pritch-
etts. Kurtsinger with 594 and Charlie
Cray with 592 took runner-up positions.
Young Drivers and Kempers Divots had
large evenings winning all games from
Spicks Stymies and Warrens Traps. Sell
miers Caddies and Woods Irons did not
fare so well edging out Rowes Roughs
and Darnaby's Puts for two-time VIC
tories.
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St. Mary's Upset
By Nevada Eleven
Timely Field Goal Defeats
GaeIS in Final Period.
By United Prose-

By United Prose-
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 13. - In
footballs biggest surprise thus far
this season on the Pacific coast.
University Of Nevada defeated st.
Marys college, 9 TO 7. by field goal
kicked in the last three minutes Of
play before $4,000 fans here yester-
day.
Entering the game with 80 points
as their scoring goal. st. Mary's
found themselves trailing in the
first quarter when the Nevadans
passed and plunged from the Saints
thirty-yard line for touchdown,
full back Tharp making the score.
The try for point failed.
With the first string lineup in the
game, st. Mary's went ahead in the
second period. A forward pass
from Kellogg to Erdeltaz scored the
touchdown and Kellogg place
kicked for the extra point.
With only few minutes remain
ing, Nevada got the ball at mid
field on a penalty, passed to the 20
yard line. and with center Tom
Cashill doing the kicking. registered
a field goal.
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NOblesville Uses
Pass Drive to Win
Air Attack RoutS TroianS in
Fray, 26-6.
By Times Special


NOBLESVILE, Ind, Oct. 13.-
More than $500 football fans saw
Noblesville high school squad for
ward pass its way to 26-to-6 VIC
tory over the Newcastle eleven here
last night. Newcastle defeated No
blesville last season and the home
gridders we're out to balance the
count.
The Trojans threatened repeat
edly in the early part of the tilt, but
it was not until the last period that
Huffman's pass to Thomas in the
end zone gave Newcastle its touch
down.
G. Van House of Newcastle and
Montague of Noblesville provided an
interesting punting duel. Montague
scored the first touchdown on an
cff-tackle play after long pass was
successful, and Thorn kicked for the
point. Alex ran across the line in
the second period, and Hare, right
end, also scored on a long forward
pass. Alexander booted the extra
point.
Butler received a toss and tailed
for the locals on the last play of
the game.
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10000 Fans
Turn Out for
Midwest Grid
Ohio State Meets Illinois,
Michigan Plays Chicago
in Big Ten.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. Oct. 13-Five big foot
ball games in the midwest today
attracted more than 10000 persons,
one Of the biggest tumouts in years
for the second Saturday of october
games in this sector.
The DAYS schedule: Ohio State
at Illinois. Michigan at Chicago,
Purdue at Notre Dame. Iowa at Ne
braska and South Dakota State at
Wisconsin.
Two Big Ten teams played on far
away gridirons. Northwestern play
ing Stanford at Palo Alto and In
diana meeting Temple at Philadel-
phia, Minnesota. rated the Big
Tens most powerful team. was idle
The days two conference games
promise 10 settle two important
questions. concerning the strength
Of Ohio state and the weakness Of
Michigan Last week Ohio State,
under its new coach, Francis
Schmidt from Texas Christian.
crushed Indiana, 33 TO 0. The score
was a shock to most conference
coaches. who anticipated a slow
start by the Buckeyes under a new
system.
Illinois. with its dazzling passing
attack featuring three great throw
ers, Jack Beynon, Wilbur Henry
and Les Lindberg. has designs on
the Conference championship.
Michigan, ruoely beaten. 1910, by
Michigan State last week, was only
slightly favored over Chicago.
Iowa, conqueror of Northwestern
last week, POT, faces a tough battle
against the Nebraska Cornhuskers,
Big Six champions.
Unprecedented interest has been
focused on the Notre Dame-Purdue
game at South Bend, despite defeats
for both teams in their opening
games last week.
Wisconsin has a breather in South
Dakota State, and should win as it
pleases.
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College Football
STATE COLLEGES


Butler. 50, Central Normal. 0.
Manchester. Is. Lawrence Tech. 0.
OTHER COLLEGES
Fordham. 8 Boston college, 0.
Nevada. O. ST Mary's California;. z.
Union kentucky, IA: Eastern Ken
Loqis6urg IN. c.. as William and Mary
George Washington. IS; Citadel. 0.
oregon state 50: Columbia Port
Detroit. p: Washington and Jefferson. 0.
puquesne. u BickaneH. o.
John Carroll 81; Adrian. 0.
Marquette. q; Kansas state. 20;
Lo SSSi New New orleans. 10: Howard. I.
Texas Tech. 90 Oklahoma City. 0.
Oklahoma A y NJ. O.; Haskell g.
Southern. "a: Bowdoin. o.
De Paul. u. Dayton, s.
Union. Q; Middle Tennessee. 7.
Davis-ElkinS. As. Cumberland 0.
Colorado Teachers. -: Colorado. 7.
Hardin-Smmons. 0; Trinity. ttiel.
Mcpherson. :: Kansas Wetleyan. g.
Kirksville Mo-. 10; Pittsburg lKanl. Z.
BB aEs2 g. Em MeTfsy co hlg1,usskS'
Fairmont. 10; Chenille West Viz
Carthage. 30; Eureka. o
Aurora 20. Morton Junior 6.
Bethel CKasl. 4: Chiiocco COklaD In
dams. o.
Lewiston Gdahol. 20; Whitworth, 0.
Bethel tTennl s: Sunhower Agges. 0.
East Central tOkla.) Teachers. 7. South
western tOklal, @.
willamette Is: Albany oOrel. 6.
Washburn s; Southwestern. 0.
Miami tFla.). 20: Southeastern Louisi-
ana Z.
Rollins, 10: Newberrv. 7.
Heidelberg. Z. Ashland. 6.
Marvville = Lenoir Rhyme s.
oklahoma Baptist. 80. Friends. O.
Wichita. 10, Emporla Teachers. 8. IN.
Mankato. z. CiuStaVus AdOlphuS, (tiel.
North Dakota. IS. MOrningSde 0.
NuSkinEum. 10. Mt. Union. 0.
Ouachita 81, Arkansas Teachers, o.
Maryville Teachers. -: Springfield
Mo-. u.
Howard PAYNE 20; Texas Military. o.
Missouri Valley. o. ROckhurSt. 0 ttiel.
New Mexico Normal 6. Eastern New
Mexico ttIel.
sioux Falls. Is. Dakota Wesleyan. Is.
Buena VISTA 70; Doane. -
Wavue g. Nebraska WESLEYAN ttiel.
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Births


Lee and Helen Beaman, st. Vincent's
William and Ellen Forsyth, St. vincent's
William and Minnie Thiel. st. vincents
Clarence and Helen Cordial, aoae Nc
Charles and Frances Logan. Community
hospital -. ,..o 1.o,,
Patrick and Mary Hayes, zoos Shelby.
Joseph and Ruby Bunnell. 1851 Martin
Marcel and Marie Smith. 29l3 Columbia.
Carl and Violet Basham. SIS Mozart.
John and Veda Smith, SOS North Ia
Clarence and Helen Stevenson. BIS
Wendell and Mary Myers 1929 Wander
Leonard and VILLA Milum. 1927 West
Charles and Laura Fout, 52s Warren.
Louie and Elorine Myers 81 North
Charles and Marjorie BrOOkins, 1927
~ oiden and Vera Mitchell. 1904 Martin
Gilbert and Beulah willett, ST South
Rural.
George and Alice Harrison. st. Vincents
Walter and stephanie sOrmane. st. Vim
Norbert and Inez wehlage. 1901 South
Robert and Evelyn Reinert. l543 East
Fifty-second street.
Willard and Katherine Dixon. 1902 North
Holmes.
Howard and Leona Kramer, $50 North
Jasper and Pearl Thomas. 400 South
Frank and Margaret Diehl. $50 West
Patrick and Locke Dycus. 1923 Lexing-
Lowell and Leona Singer. 3ls East
Aionzo and Margaret Delinger, 75s
Charles and Ella Mayes. s87 West Four
tenth.
Earl and Alice Shores. 1857 West Twenty
John and Anna Riley. 1913 South West.
James and Joyce Myers 1880 Adams
Donald and Marie Green, 1892 West
oscar and Daisy Pratt. 424 West Nor
Gordon and Katharine willis. 13l West
George and Mamie Garard. $40 North
Pine
Raymond and Maudie Hiser. s14 Paca.
Andrew and Alberts Ferguson. 23le
Claude and Minnie Childers. 1881 Madi-
Harry and Edith Bauer 22O1 North.
Valley and Alice Burson. 1914 South
George and Margaret Clark. 1852 North
Rural.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS,

5:o0-NBC (WEAF)-"One Mans
Family"
-Columbia-Elder Micheaux and
Congregation.
700-Columbia-R revue.
NBC (WEAF (-Sigmund Rom
berg.
S:00-NBC (WJZl-Radio City
Party.
8:30-NBC (WEAF)- The Gibson
Family.
NBC (WJZ)-Barn dance.
10:30-NBC (WEAF) White
mans Party.
1I:15-NBC (WEAF)-Carefree Car
niVal.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

| Charles G. Swat. %, of 433 North state
avenue, laborer, and Ruth E. Byers, II,
of 43l North Noble street. housekeeper
William F. Rueter, Is, of 1745 Lambert
street, laborer. and Opal Kugelman, %,
Artie '. Mangus, 81. of 24O4 East
Thirtieth street. detective, and Octa Renee
Purkaple, rs, of $40 East Eleventh street,
Paul Hicks Fields, 80. Plainfld construc-
ton work, and Mary Ann Castetter, 20,
of Plainfeld housekeeper.
Jacob w. Roberts, 81, OF 1l34 Udell
Hollingsworth, co. of $50 West Thirty
fourth street, housekeeper.
William o. Pontius, 81, OF Warren. Ark,
chiropractor, and Iona Lamb, AZ, OF 425
Poplar road, housekeeper.
Forrest w. Falconbury. "a, of 440 South
La Sale street, mechanic helper, and
Beulah r. Lyons, 10. of 257 North Rich
land street, housekeeper.
Wallace Wilson, %. of ABS Christian
street factory worker, and Ruth Jack
son %, of 1922 Beville avenue, clerk
Myron T watson, a. 2535 North Della
ware street, salesman, and Catherine A.
Butt. %, of 1854 North Pennsylvania
street. housekeeper.
hair dresser, and Margaret Carney. p,
of TIA North Talbot street, waitress.
Melvin Teegarden, 49, Of GAL West
Twenty-frst street, salesman, and Emma
L. Chastain, 38. of 1910 East Tenth street,
John ". Blanchard. 10. of 4837 Win
throp street, clerk and Emily L. Pan
yard, 10. of 334 North Forest stree, nurse
maid.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
De Paul Cops Third
Victory of Season

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-De Paul uni
versity won its third football game
of the season last night by defeat
ing Dayton university, - to 6, be-
fore 1900 spectators. De Paul
scored first on a short pass and
later with plunges. In the, last five
minutes of play McDonough Of
Dayton intercepted a De Paul pass
on his own 5-yard line and raced
seventy yards. Halligan scored a
minute later on a play through
center.
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47-YEAR-OLD RUNNER WINS

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 13.-
Clarence De Mar, 47-year-old Keene
Normal instructor, ran a twenty
siX-mile course in two hours and
thirty-siX minutes here to capture
the annual Columbus day mara
thon. He lowered the record for
the course seven minutes.
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WIZARDS MEET EARLY

The English Avenue Boys Club
and the Wizard A. c. football teams
will tangle Sunday at 1890 at
BrOokSide in an Em-Roe Junior
League Tilt. All Wizard players are
requested to meet at Ills at Thir-
tieth and Illinois streets.
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SATURDAY

4;0O-News in verse (NBCl WIZ.
Sterney's orchestra (NBC) WEAF.
En9 Oh Lights orchestra (CBsl
4;15-Jackie Heller cNBcy WIZ.
4:3o-Our American schools (NBc) WEAF.
5 65Gms M.r (cBS 8. NY, WABG Nz wEAP
y FREDERICK rick william VIE VIE t6Bsj
Johnny Johnsons orchestra NBC)
5:ao-FootbaI reporter tcBs) wAno.
Jack Armstrong (CBSl WBBM.
News; Songs (NBCl WEAF.
5;45-Feature (NBCl WIZ.
Thornton Fisher. football results
6oo-Elying Win Captain Al Williams
Elder Michaux and congregation
6:15-Kaltenmeyer Kindgarten CNBc).
6;SO-Contralto and orchestra (NBC)
WHISPERING JACK Smith and orches-
Royal Hawaiians CNBcl WIZ.
PickenS Sisters (NBC) WIZ.
Roxy and Gang lCBS) WABC:
ffW yon SBgs1p1 6NBd E0W WTHP William
7:95-SFats" waller (CBsp wABo.
chestra (NBC) WEAF.
Crete Stueckgold and Kostelanetz
orchestra (CBS) WABC.
8:30-Gibson Family (NBC) WEAF.
Barn Dance (NBC) WIZ
Himber'S Champions tCBS) WABC.
9O0-Saturday revue (CBS) WABC.
9:30-Hollywood on the Air (NBCl WEAF
Dramatic sketch (CBS) WABC.
945-Kemp's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
10:oo-Sylvia Froos songs (CBS) WABC.
Lombardo's orchestra (NBCD WEAF
1o:15-0zzie Nelson's orchestra (CBSl
10:3O-Martin' orchestra CNBCl WIZ.
Whitemans Saturday Night Party
(NBC) WEAF.
orchestra (CBS) WABC
11:00-George OlsenS orchestra (NBC)
WEAF
Rube Wolf orchestra (CBs) WABC.
Madriguera's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
11:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC) WEAF.
1l:30-Haymes' orchestra (CBS) WABC.
ColemanS orchestra (NBCl WIZ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
FOX HUNTERS ELECT
H. II. Evans, Newcastle. Again Is
Elected President
By United Press

81 United Press
ROCKVILLE, Ind. Oct. 13.-H. H
Evans. Newcastle attorney and for
mer state legislator was president
of the Southern Indiana and State
Fox Hunters Association again to-
day following his election at the an
nual meet here.
Mr.. Evans has served in that ca
pacity for several years.
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Deaths

jeremiah L. weIlman. 1903. Methodist
hospital. accidental.
Walter D. Kibler. So. Of $3.50 Hsmlock.
acute nephritis.
Emerson Cook. 40 Methodist hospital
acute endocsFditis
June Baird 5. city hospital. peritonltis
Mabel Clare RoWeh. So. Of $50 West
Eighteenth. carcinoma.
Elizabeth sosbe. 90. Of s13 High. srterio
scieroSis.
Efie Hardy. 81. Robert Long hospital,
endocs rditis.
Bette Moss Kirkpatrick, &c. OF 1921
Cornell. pulmonary tuberculosis
William Winlock, 10, OF 1909 Madeira.
acute parenchynatous nephritis.
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Influenced by the football season, Rich
ard Himber and his Champions will fea-
tore collegiate numbers over WFBM and
the Columbia network Saturday. from $3.50
to p. m.
Herbert M. Glossbrenner has chosen
Hope" as his topic for the second of
his series of talks on Solving Todays
Problems a 7:50 Sunday mornings over
station WFBM
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JeweIry and Cash Stolen

Jewelry valued at SIS and $40 in
cash was stolen from 1854 North
Delaware street, Apartment l, the
home of Miss Elizabeth Davis, last
night.
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati

P M.
4:15-Tim Healy.
4:30--To be announced.
4:45-Jack Armstrong.
5:00-Old Observer
5.30-Bob Newhall
5:<5-P. Lorilard program (NBC).
6.00-R. F. D. hour-Boss Johnston
6:30-Southwind-orc and vocalists.
6.45-Floyd Gibbons (NBCl.
7:00-Swift program (NBC).
6:00-Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
8:30-"Gibson Family" fNBC).
9:30-Castle Farm orchestra.
l0:00-WLS barn dance (NBC).
IL :00-Dance orchestra.
1l:30-To be announced.
1900 Midnght-Moon River. organ and
poems.
A. NJ
II :30-Sign off.
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MO one thought Ny UbI would
~ be back in football harness
after an unfortunate gridiron &C
cident in 1893. together with COM
plications that put him in the
hospital with little chance Of re-
covery for weeks.
But here is the former Univer-
sity Of Minnesota star again in
action, this time as Drake uni
versity half back. Minnesota, be-
lieving Ubl was in no condition to
play after his illness. refused to
permit him to try for the team,
so My went to Drake.
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TOnight'S Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

9:45-Hal Kemp's orchestra (NBC).
10 00-Newscaster.
l0:05-Guy Lombardo's orchestra (NBC).
10 30-Paul Whiteman's orchestra (NBC)
Moons orchestra (NBC).
11:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC).
/ 3 00-Midnipht-Sign off.
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Fishing the Air

herble Nay ana MS popular dance or
chestra, featuring Dorothy Lamour. will
be heard for the first time this season
from the Indiana ballroom. Sunday at
10 to 1915 p. m, over WFBM.
Homer S. Cummings. attorney general
of the United States. will discuss The
Governments Program to Fight Lawless-
ness" in the second program of The
Lawyer and the Public" series, over WFBM
and the Columbia network Saturday from
GAS to D. m.
Sigmund Romberg will write two new
one-steps and will compose original
music for "Via Radio" microphone
pIaylet as his contribution to the
broadcast Saturday at : p. M, over WLW
and an NBC network.
Crete stueckgold, performing with
Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra and Variety
Singers over WFBM and the Columbia
S @nai Sstud5day at m VII SinE
melody, Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eeyes," and Woods L Love to Hear You
Singing"
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MONDAY

MONDAY
6:00-The Nations Family PRAYER period.
6-l5-Morning Devotion.
6.30-Salt and Peanuts
6:45-Pollock and LaWnhurst
7:00-Organ Rhapsody tNBC).
T:30-Cheerio fNBC).
500-Joe Emerson HYMNS
6l5-Jimmy Arlen. baritone.
630-Mai Bag
s:45-Bcnd OF Friendship.
s.00-Aary Alcott. blues singer.
9:I5-Clara, Lu n EN- (NBC).
9.3o-Livestock reports.
e40-Nevs flashes.
945@Elliott Brock violinist
l0-0o-Ohio Federation Of Womeng clubs
lO-l5-IeXans. harmony trio.
i0.3o-Hour Of Memories tNBC).
10 50-Time
II :o0-Prairie Symphony.
i1.l5-LiVestock reports.
11;50-National farm and home hour
p NJ.
12:3o-Gene Burchell's dance orchestra.
I2.45-Hotel Gibson dance orchestra.
1:00-Ohio School OF the Air.
2-o0-Ma Perkins fNBC)-
2.l5--Dresms Come True" fNBC).
2.30-Dorothy Frecericks, vocalist.
2.f5-BusireSs nevT
3.0o-The Life OF Mary Sothern.
3.l5-Ethel Ponce. blues singer.
3.30-Betty and Bob, drama
S.45-Aonkey Hollcw-comedy.
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SUNDAY
A. M
7:00-Tome Pictures (NBC.
7.30-Church forum.
8:oO-Coast-t o-Coast on Bus CNBC.
9:00-NeWs flashes
9;05-Southernaires
9:30-Mexican Aypica orchestra (NBC).
10:00-Cadle Tabernacle choir.
10:30-To be announced.
1l.00-To be announced
ll:30-Radio City Music Hall of the Air
Pm.
l2:30-Church in the Hills.
1:00-Treesure Chest.
1:30-Lever Brothers program NBC).
2;30-Maybelline Musical Romance (NBC).
300-Temple of Song (NBCl.
3:30-Pedro Via orchestra (NBC).
4:0O-"Roses and Drums"
4:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell.
5:50-Murray Horizons orchestra.
5:30-The Iron Master.
6:00-To be announced.
6.30-Showdown review.
chestra (NBC).
s;00-Previn and his orchestra CNBC).
6:30-Walter Winchel (NBC).
6.45-Unbroken melodies
9;00-Hau Of Fame (NBC)
9:30-Jane Froman and Frank Blacks or
chestra lNBC).
l0.00--News flashes
Io:05-Tea Leaves and Jade.
l0:30--Castls Farm orchestra
lI:0O-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
u:SO-P 2s Pendarvis and orchestra
1900 Midnight-Moon river. organ and
poems
u 30-sign of
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
undianaD polls Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
P. M
4:00-Saturday Syncopators (CBS).
4:15-Tea Time tunes.
5:00-Frederick William Vile (CBS).
515-Bohemians.
550-Tonight on the Air.
5:55-News (CBS).
600-Leon Belasco orchestra (CBS)
6:15-Football reporter (CBS).
6:30-Political speaker.
6:35-Edgewater Beach Concert orchestra
(CBS).
o:4O-Republican county committee.
645-Lawyer and Public (CBSl.
700-RoXy revue (CBS).
745-Rhythm club (CBS)
S:30-Champions (CBS)
9:00-Benj amin Franklin (CBS).
930-Saturday Revue (CBSl.
10:00-Atop the Indiana roof.
l0:30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
10:45-Lou Davies orchestra.
11:00-Joe Hayes orchestra.
11:30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
11:45-Pancho and orchestra.
IL :00-Midnight-Sign off.
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Fountain Square Christian Fishers of
Mems Class)-Earl B. Teckemeyer will be
the guest speaker at the morning meeting
OF the class and his subject will be
'ScarecrowS."
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcastinR. Ine.l
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
P NJ.
4:30-Platt and Norman fNBCD.
4.45-The Ranch Boys (NBCl.
5.00-One Mans Family tNBC).
5:30-Where TO Go in Indianapolis
5:35-Twenty Fingers Of Harmony fNBCl
5:45-Flving With Captain al Williams
fNBCl
6.00-Cecil and Sally.
s:I5-Saturday Jamboree (NBCl.
6:45-Sport review.
T.00-Eb and Zeb
T.i5-Democratic County Committee.
7:20-Pianist
metropolitan Central Committee
7.31-George Olsens orchestra (EBC1.
S.00-MuSical Cocktail
8.05-WKBF barn dance.
s.30-National barn dance (NB0.
9:30-Danny Malone (NBCl.
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MONDAY


A. NJ.
7:00-Pep Club.
s.00-Modern Ministries (CBS)
9:05-Harmonies in Contrast (CBS).
9:l5-Breakfast Billboard
9:30-Marion Carley (CBS).
945-Three Flats (CBS)
l0:o0-National Hearing week program
fCBS).
l0:15-Round Tovners (CBS).
10: 30-Contract Bridge Made Easy (CBSl.
l0:45-Homemaker's hour.
11.l5-Elizabeth Barthell fCBSl.
II :30-Hoosier Farm Circle
1900 (noon)-Just Plain Bill tCBSl.
12:15-George Hall orchestra lCBSl.
l2:30-Serenade tCBSl
I2:45-Pat Kennedy with Art Kasseu or
chestra tCBS).
1:0o-Allen Leafer orchestra (CBS)
1:30-Poetic Strings (CBSl.
2:00-Skylights lCBSl.
2:30-U. S. Marine band (CBS).
3:o0-Visiting Americas Little House
fCBSl.
3:15-Carlile and London (CBSl.
3:3o-Chicago Variety program (CBS).
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Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev. Richard NJ
Willard, pastor Morning theme. ITO
Whom Shall We Coz" night. Times That
Shake Mems Souls"
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University Park ChriStian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsey. pastor. Morning theme.
Pressing Onward: afternoon sermon by
the Rev Aubrey Moore. and night theme.
Moses. Elijah. Christ"
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SUNDAY


4 7:s u Club.
7:50-Solving Today's Problems.
600-Sunday at Aunt Susan's.
9:00-Jakes entertainers
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
l030-Salt Lake tabernacle choir and or
gan (CBS).
II 30-Tito GUITARS serenade (CBS)
II :45-A Visitor Looks at America (CBSl.
1900 Manufactured of the Air (CBSl.
P NJ.
u 30-Eton Boys (CBs).
12:45-Pat Kennedy with Art KasselTs
orchestra (CBSl.
1:00-Lazy Dan (CBS).
1:SO-Imperial Hawaiian dance band
2;Oo-Philharmonic symphony concert
4:OO-open house tCBs).
4:30-Tea Shop (CBSl.
5:00-Music by Gershwin (CBSl.
5:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell (CBS).
5;45-Piano Twins
6:O0-California Melodies (CBs).
6:30-Louie Loves orchestra.
7.00-Ford symphony (CBS).
8:00-Alexander Woolcott (CBSl.
8:30-Will Rogers (CBSl.
9:00-Serenade (CBSl.
9:SO-Care- and Feeding of Hobbyhorses
(CBS).
9:55-News (CBS).
Io:O0-Message from Governor McNutt
l0:15-Atop the Indiana roof
l0:30-Wheeler mission program.
l1:00-Lou Davies orchestra.
1l:15-Enoch Light orchestra (CBS).
II 30-Frank Dalley'S orchestra (CBS).
IL .00-Sipn off
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First Evangelical The Rev. R H.
Mueller. pastor. Morning theme. by the
Rev H E Eberhardt. pastor of the Wheel
Ter City Mission. on You Can Not Repeal
The Effects Of Alcohol night sermon by
the Carrollton Ave. Reformed church. on
The Inner Struggle Of the German
Church"