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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23

Matros Kirilenko, clever Russian
husky who has won the majority OF
his bouts by science, will be oppos-
ing one of the rough-and-tumble
type of grapplers when he clashes
with Lou Plumer, Baltimore, on
the Hercules A. c. wrestling caro-
at Sports Arena Tuesday night.
Plummer and Kirilenko meet in
one of the double main go tussles.
Both matches call for two falls out
of three. Louis bone-crushing ring
tactics have not set we'll with local
fans and Kirilenko doubtless will be
the favorite of the customers.
In the other feature struggle Sol
Slagel. 230-pound Jewish mailman
from Topeka, Kan, will attempt to
halt the winning ways of Jim Nc
Millen, 222, Chicago. McMillen has
been a consistent winner here, but
Slagel has been meeting with wide
success in other cities and hopes to
take" Big Jim.
1t is an all-heavyweight card and
will be opened with prelim match
at $50 when Dick Raines, Texas,
tackles Karl Chg Boy Davis, Co.
lumbuS, o.
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With SoftbaII Teams

Belmont Merchants collected fourteen
tionsl bank Thursday evening. to 4
Mitchell, lankv west side southpsw. struck
out eighteen Bank batsmen Ralph Tav-
Tor clouted home run for the winners
Funk also starring. Merchants poose
park. For game with BeImonts. ad-
dress Jim Carter 10l South Elder avenue
INDIANAPOLIS. or call Belmont 49+6-M.
Schedule Of games to be PLAYED in
KNIGHTS Of Columbus Softball League to-
morrow follows Little Flower. VS. St.
vs. St John. at GARFIELD: Cathedral vs.
St Philip at Brookside and St ANTHONY
IS HOLY Cross. at Christian.
With Davis holding the opposition to
four scattered hits and whiting fourteen
men. South Side Troisns registered their
Dense OF the Cardinals IL to o. Troians
remain indicated Davis starred at bat,
while Blasinrame Dobbs and F. Pollikan
shared honors in the field. For tits with
Troians. call Drexel 7u6-W. and ask for
Don.
Following players have been named
Morrison. Gibson. Adams Ostermeyer Far
lev Donnellv. Birgin. Border. Gil Blasen-
came Davis Piercv Staubber. FreSch and
TAYLOR. Chosen PLAYERS are asked 70 re-
port at o. m. Monday at S3o south
Randolph street.
Teams desiring to enter q new SoftbaH
League. PLAYING on d home TO home basis.
call Drexel 561i-W or write Mr.. Hotel.
$50 South Randolph street.
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Lightweight Lads
Pass Physical Test
Canzoneri and Kick Prove
Fit for Battle.
BIZ I nitcd Press

BIZ Gnifcd Press
NEW YORK, June 23.-Tony Can
zoneri and frankie Kick, who will
meet next Wednesday in a bout
which will determine the next chal-
lenger for Barney Ross lightweight
championship, yesterday were given
official examination by physicians
of the New York state athletic COM
mission. DR.. Morris Dyer, in charge
of the examinations, reported both
boxers in perfect condition. Each
reported his weight at around 1874
one pound below the lightweight
limit.
The commission also examined
Jim Londos and Jim Browning, who
wrestle next Monday to determine
the worlds heavyweight title. They
also were apparently okeh.
Charlie Harvey, the veteran man
ager, brought the commission a chal-
lenge, on behalf of his man, Steve
Hamas, for a heavyweight boxing
championship bout with Max Baer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Famous Cupboard
Racers Entering
RayenswOOd Meet
Second National High-Point
Winner Among Field.

A field of the best cupboard racers
in the country will participate in the
second annual Ravenswood cupboard
regatta here Sunday, July l, it APP
peared today. More than thirty en-
tries have been received.
Well-known entrants include Ray
Hulett, Chicago, winner of Glass A
races at the Chicago Century Of
Progress exposition; Homer Kin
caid st. Louis, winner of last years
free for-all event here, and Don
Frazier. second high-point winner in
the United States in 1888.
Among local entrants are Tony
Venezia, brother of Joe Venezia; Art
Werner, winner of the Tim Lewis
trophy championship Of Ohio, Ken
lucky, West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania. and Art Reinking. Glass A
winner at South Bend recently.
The RavenSwood regatta, for both
amateurs and professionals, is be-
ing sponsored by the Ravenswood
Community Club and National Out
board Association. Karl L. Freid-
richs, national association repre-
sentative, will referee. James w.
Mulroy, national executive secre-
tary, will attend
Seven events have been ar
ranged. Many valuable prizes and
trophies will be given. An entry fee
of So will be charged for all entries
received after June 81. Entries
should be mailed to Harry G. Klint-
worth, Ravenswood, this city, chair
man of the race committee.
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LARGE FIELD TO VIE
FOR TWO-MILE TITLE

Sixty individual and five team
entries have been received for the
annual series OF two-mile Steeple-
ChsSes which Will begin at Broad
Ripple park at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
The races VIII be a fve-leg sf-
fair. continuing every sunday aft
ernoOn until July -. and the leader
At the conclusion Of the series viii
be awarded the Broad Ripple A. c.
trophy and a gold medal emblematic
Of the Indisna-Kentucky A. A. U.
championship.
Athletes not vet entered may do
so az the park tomorrow afternoon
at $50
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.PROTESTANTS, JEWS
JOIN FILM CRUSADE
Wholesome Movies or
None,' Is Battle Cry.
Bu LnitcR Press

By JHttcd Press
NEW YORK, June 23.-Leaders
Of the Protestant, Roman Catholic,
and Jewish faiths were allied today
in a campaign for Wholesome
movies or none at all"
After the bishops committee of
the Roman Catholic hierarchy an
nounced plans to expand their
Legion of Decency" and the Cen
trail Conference of Jewish Rabbis
protested against film immortality,
the Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America unanimously
voted to join in the crusade.
Catholic bishops, claiming mem
bership of one million already in
the Legion of Decency," an
nounced plans to extend it to
every city in the nation.
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With Semi Pros
and Amateurs

jamestown Cubs trounced Monte Car
Blues BTdsepo aP' taGof Brd 5smeE
4, A and Mooresviie teams tai mot notice
ADDRESS RUDE Chambers. Box 12l, James,
W. s. Bows club downed Rural A. C.
n Smlth-Hs ssler-Sturm League tilt at
6 SGsd'i 6oneF rs FOR 3 N' BoEs and Gum
MIoOresyille MERCHANTS toppled Stuck
2o oneG oDy ve hts G and stAacF oE
defeated Paragon team tomorrow. Moores-
would like to book a fast Negro club. For For
games write or call H R Nevins Jr.. So
East Washington street. Mooresville.
Due TO late cancellation I A. M. AS
are without a game for tomorrow, and
would like to schedule tilt away from
West Newton to ,. in fourteen innings iiiY
a. West Newton. Call E. f. Endsley.
Lincoln 1924 or write 1913 North Capitol
avenue Tor games in July and August.
Bridgeport Blues battle the invading
jamestown Cubs at Bridgeport tomorrow
Christopher and Rusie will form the Blues
battery.
West Side Cheyrolets travel to Peru to-
morrow to tangle with the Peru Legion
Chevies with Myres receiving. July and
10 are omen dates. and state clubs are
asked 10 write william Rider 1912 Bell
fountaine street. Indiana polls Chevies will
start the Peru invasion tomorrow at II 80
Fl Amigos and Oldelphians clash in a
twin bill a Douglass park tomorrow at
z p. m. All Amigos report at the Monte
Grille. corner of North and West streets
at II noon. Amigos have several open
dates in July. Write Joe Anderson. f7lo
Southwestern avenue. Ralph Coleman take
notice
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CONFER HONORS ON
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS
Three Win Eagle Scout" Rank at
Camp Meeting.

Recognition of outstanding scouts
was made at the camp fire pro-
gram at the Boy Scout reservation
last night at the closing of the
first camping period.
William Murray, Troop 10; Wes-
ley Brown, Troop 38, and Carter
Boyd, Troop 70, attained the rank
of eagle scout.
The rank of life scout was con-
ferred on Otto Benz and Henry
Stenger, Troop 10; William Barr and
Harvey Wilmeth, Troop so; Robert
Harger, Troop 80; Emerson Craig,
Troop 90, and Ralph Cudlipp, Troop
100. Attainment of star rank was
reached by Robert Kasberg and
James Mercer, Troop so, and Paul
Kolb, Troop 90.
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Shikat Is Winner
Against Marshall
Former Champ Pins West
ern Mailman in Rally.

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Dick
Shikat, former wrestling champion,
threw Everett Marshall, Colorado,
in 80 minutes and AZ seconds, with a
body slam here last night.
Shikat weakened Marshall with a
dozen forearm nudges and used four
body slams.
Marshall, near the end of the
match, tossed the German star sew
eral times with arm pulls and body
lunges. AT one time Shikat ap-
peared dazed but he rallied
In the early going both grapplers
used toe holds and leg splits, with
Shikat having the better.
Shikat weighed 900 pounds and
Marshall, ga
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23

The Cubs forgot yesterday. for the
second time in two days. When the
park keepers came around 10 clean
up there were remnants Of the ter
uble Giants all over the place. and
a sign on the scoreboard read.
Chicago Is. Now YORK 2.
Terry Goes TO Bench
Ar the end Of the seventh inning
the sign read. Chicago Is, New
York 0. The Giants got themselves
TWO runs later on and avoided a
second straight shutout. AT the end
of the fourth things were so bad
BIZ Terry resigned from first base.
sending IN George G-antham. The
Cubs had scored twice IN the second.
twice In the third, and IN the fourth
Chuck Klein pOled homer with
three aboard. They added six in the
seventh. Every Cub got a hit.
The S. Louis Cards. with an eve
to business. again picked up a game
on the Giants. cutting the lead 10
three. Frankie Frisch banged out
two doubles. three singles IN five
trips TO the tee. They beat Brook
Ign To
Pie Traynor-s Pittsburgh club won
a debate with the Braves, TO. aTgu-
ing with Umpire MagerkTth Tor
everything they got. once the i'm
pircs reversed themselves, and sent
Pittsburgh into the field again after
they had retired the Braves on a
double PLAY. The Braves scored four
before the inning ended Again
Lindstrom was denied a score; later
he scored Birkofer with the winning
run.
pills Take Overtimer
The Phulies beat the Cincinnati
Reds. Al. tying the score IN the
eighth. winning in the tenth on
Todds double and two singles.
Detroit boosted New York out of
the American League lead when
they beat Washington, 11-3. Hank
Greenberg LED the attack with two
singles and triple. The Tigers
scored nine runs in the eighth.
Cleveland meanwhile was whip
ping the Yankees. Al. Chapman's
peg to first with nobody on base let
Knickerbocker in for the second run
IN the third. enough TO win. Lefty
Gomez was charged with the loss.
The Red Sox continued to win in
Boston. beating Chicago. Ill. Rain
halted the game at Philadelphia. St.
Louis and the Athletics tied in the
seventh at Ball Peppers homer
tied the score for the Browns N the
sixth.
AS a result Of the games. Cleve-
land moves TO third behind the
Yankees. Boston is now in fourth
place. washington fifth.
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PADDLE CLUB PLANS
SHUTTLE BOARD MEET

An open SWITCHBOARD tourna-
ment. sponsored b. the Paddle Club,
viii start next Tuesday at the
Paddle Club rooms, 614 Test build
ing
The tournament. the first of its
kind 10 De held IN Indianapolis. Will
he open 10 all players. Both sin
giles and doubles elimination matches
VIII be started Tuesday at noon,
and the final matches VIII be played
on Monday night, July ,
Entries may be made at the Pad
Gle Club any time today or Mon
day. or by calling Bob Ryker after :
p. m. at Talbot 4026 All matches
VIII be open TO the public
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

Sc Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
1893:
PUBLIc SERVICE COMPANY AND CHI
CAGO SOUTH SHORE AND SOUTH
Notice is hereby given that the P P'Rlic
Service Comm 1 viii p eondgct p Gani
mission. 4oi State House. Indiana polls
Ind. 10 a m, Tuesday, july 10, 1884.
P"P PUBL paF' sERRVfcE e coMMIssfoN
BY Samuel /. Trabne. Commission1er.
1ndi shsf%fa M MD june ~ iss4
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
In the matter of the petition of Public
Service Company of Indiana and the Aus
tin Light and Water Company for APP
Notice o. is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing IN this cause in rooms ), Of Com Com
MISSION 4oi state HOUSE Indiiaa9nlapolis
PUBfETc sERTICE Commission.
Sherman Minton. Public Counsellor
Indianapolis. Ind. June % 1894.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
1924:
In the matter of the petition of the
Hope Independent Telephone Company to
convert bonds and preferred stock into
common stock and to issue common stock
in lieu of matured and cancelled bonds,
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House, Indianapolis.
Ind. p, m, Wednesday, July 18, 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Mole Cook, Commissioner.
Sherman Minton, Public Counsellor
Indianapolis Ind, June %. 1894
THE Western Saving and Loan Associa-
ton Of Indianapolis Ind, will hold its
annual meeting of stockholders and the
election of three 49, directors on July
2, 1894. at its usual place Of meeting
WILLIAM c. GRAUEL, Secretary.
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ALL-WESTERN FINAL

y Z Z wv y 7 =
NEW YORK. June 23-JacS
Tldball. national intercollegiate
champion Of California. and Gene
Mako. Is. L. 5. c. player. met here
today for the eastern intercollegiate
tennis championship. making IN all
all-Western final TIdbau defeated
Leonard Patterson Of California
Tech yesterday after Mako had won
over A. Ramey Donovan OF Ford
ham
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Irate Race ThrOng
Fights Paris Cops
Fans Invade Track When
FaVOrite Loses.

b. uifsd Press
PARIS. June 23.-The Long
champ race track turned into a bat
tlefield today when several thousand
racing fans. angered by the result Of
a race invaded the track and bat
tailed the police.
Indignant citizens booed Justify
and then went into action when the
French horse PepinO trained by the
Argentine. Juan Torterolo. beat
Maillot. the fsvorIte, in the PrIX dc
LapOrte
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JACK LEAVES HOSPITAL

BIZ JNUfd PFfSS
NEW YORK. June 23.-Jack
Dempsey left Polytechnic hospital
yesterday after undergoing treat
ment for an infected finger. Demp-
sey said a boil on his finger was ag-
gravated by too much hand shaking
after the Baer-C Camera fight.
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HAL T ED
CUP

Weather Unsuitable: Shops Set for
June Final Tomorrow.
BIZ United Press
NEWPORT. r. l., June 23.-To-
days scheduled race of the pre-
liminary series to determine the de-
fender of the Americas cup was
omitted because of unfavorable
weather. The cup committee an
nounced that the final race of the
5une series would be held tomorrow.
The second series will be held in
July, and the third, and final, series
in August. Il
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HUNT WINS DECISION

b. Tunes special
TT WORTH. Tex. June %
Babe Hunt. 1877 Oklahoma City. de-
cisioned Joe Rice. l94, r Worth. in
a ten-round fight here last night
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Radio Dial
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SATURDAY

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Sc Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF INDIANA FOR APPROVAL OF THE
TRANSFER AND CONVEYANCE or. AN
m Nd aFs hsr.6v s AS i Psf &. Pubic
Service Commission VII conduct public
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF COM
mission. 40l state House, indianapolis.
Ind Q a m TuesdsT. July 10. 1884.
Pu5c ,p,2rtisiPsitil191nv Is Tsagtestssfao
By Samuel l. Trabue Commissioner.
Sherman Minton Public Counsellor.
Indianapolis. IND. June 20. 1898
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket NO.
In the matter Of the petition Of Public
Service Company Of Indiana for consent
it Of certain property Of Terrs Haute In
dtanapols 4 Eastern Traction Company.
Notice IS hereby given thai the Puhho
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission 40l State House Indianapolis.
md 10 a m. Wednesday July ia. 1894
PUBLfc SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY Mole Cook Commissioner
sherman Miuton. Public Counsellor.
indianapolis, Ind. June IL 1878
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
2ll2-M l99s-M. 2O20-M
AppNCaLlON d motor Express. lAG.. q
Indiana, to purchase from Ayers Fast
Freight Corp Certificate No 2ll2-M. from
s & s Truck Lines. Inc Certificates No.
l998-M from Sunbeam Trucking Co. Ger
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Notice is hereby given that the PubHc
Service Commission viii conduct pubic
hearing in this cause in rooms Of Com
mission 40l State House Indianapolis.
Ind. . a. m. Monday. July 2, 1884
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY P H Dawson Examiner.
Indianapolis I'D June T. 1884
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Detroit Leading American
Loop After Buckeyes Beat
YankS to Gain Third Rung
Cubs TrounCe Giants, 1872; Klein CIouts Homer With
Bases Loaded; Cards Only Three Games From Top
in National; Pirates Win One.
BY THEON WRIGHT
United Press staH Correspondent

23One Of the
henceorh Will
before each opposing fellows
shoulder
terrible Bill Terys Terrible
Of world champions
leaders Of the National League far)
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AMMO U NOE M ENTS
Death Notices

Death Notices
ADAMS. NETTrE KING-widov Of James
NJ Adams. and mother Of Mrs. Cora
Smith. Mrs Daisy Petty. Mrs. Esther
Robinson and Charles Adams departed
Monday. June 25th at the residence OF
her daughter Mrs Smith, 1852 n
Temple ave p n. Burial Crown Nm Hi
under direction OF MOORE &, KIRK.
BROWN MARY Another Of VIII r and
Habich and Patrick Hurley died Thurs
dav evening 7.s5 O'Clock. June 81. at the
home, SOLO \. CAPITOL Ave Funeral Mon
services 10 o'clock SIS Peter and Paul
Cathedral. Friends invited Frlenqs
NAV call any time after l .. m Sat
urday at residence.
OF Ella Carr father Of Albert. clifton
and Marion Carr Mrs. Mildred SmltSon.
of Calf. Mrs. Moral Frohlger CITY,
away at the residence 1882 Westbrook,
FRIDAY a. m Funeral at the residence
Monday .. m Burial Floral PARK.
ENGMARK, ALGoTT H.-Age So years, be-
loved husband of EStella Engmark ana
passed away Friday morning al Dea-
coness hospital. Funeral services Mon
day, 10 a m, at CONKLE FUNERAL
HOME. 1884 w Michigan ST. Friends in
3
may call at funeral home
FERRIS. EDWIN M.-Husband of Marie
Thompson Ferris son of John s. and
Marv S Ferris and brother OF Jonn
Lawrence Ferris ana Eleanor s. F %6n
d dsn '9 52oe n n Delaware Della St. Services At
Friends rfSe inv ted BLACKWELL SERVICE,
HALE, WILBUR E.-En5ered INTO rest. FRI
n m beloved
husband Of Edith Hale, son Of Mary F,
Riley, brother of Charles A. Hale, and
dence. i& 2725 E. Ri1srsids DR., 80 p m.
Friends invited Burial Floral Park ceme-
terv HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL
PARLORs IN CHARGE.
HITCHCOCK, WILLIAMS years cid, long
time resident of north INDIANAPOLIS. died
SATURDAY. morning June q t,r rnne T15
FUNERAL HOME 1863 Udel
LEPrERI MARTHA.of $500 N . ATiingt0 on
mother of William Lepper. departed this
life Saturday age 50 %e r1,otor Fu PiIos
NJ ueT : church yc7e 10 a M {" Burial 5i7I crown
Hill cemetery. Friends inyted Frign9dI5s
T1NrF sS aomF r. 2s M9o sTAr 4 hi sT
until 10 a. ma Monday and at residence
until time of funeral.
NJ 'MILLIN, SAMUEL E.--Rnsidence near
Acton. Passed away, SATURDAY a. M
Services AT FLANNEh q bOCHANAlF
MORTUARY Monday. 4 D. m. In charge
Of Logan Lodge F. e. A. M. Cremation
following No flowers please
WALTERS. EDWARD MOI 2ol7 N Dear
born ST. beloved husband Of Hattie wal
ters and father Of Robert E. Walters, de-
parted this life Thursday, age SIS wears.
Funeral Sunday June "a, at MOORE IL
KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 1880 Station
St. A. M At Eminence. Ind, II A m.
Burial Eminence. Ind. Friends invited.
2 Cards. In MemOrtams
BEHLER--In FOND memory Of our dear
father Frank Behler who passed away
l year ago, June "a, 1888.
More and more each day we miss him.
Friends may think the wound IS healed.
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
CHILDREN.
BEHLER-In loving memory of my dear
husband Frank Behler who passed away
one year ago. June a. 1888
What would I give to clasp his hand,
His happy face to see.
To hear his voice and see his smile,
That meant so much to me.
WIFE.
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ONE of the best college base
~ ball players in the country is
william B. McKechnie Jr.. above,
son of the Boston Braves man
ager.
Young Bill, classy first base
man. has been elected captain of
the Penn State college 1885 team.
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AMERICANS WIN POLO TILT

AMEhICANS WIN ZULU ITLI
BUCKINGHAM, England, June %.
The American Aurora polo team
today defeated Wykham, 10 to 3, in
first round match of the cham
pionship cup tournament.
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis BroadcastIng. Inc.)
SATURDAY

z, M.
Coal Pearce and his gang (NBCl.
4:30-NeWs flashes
4.45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
5:10-Three ScampS (NBCl.
5:15-WalkashoW derby.
5.30-Martha Mears (NBC).
5.40-Where to Go in Indianapolis.
5:45-The Man on the Street
6:00-Happy Long.
6:15-To be announced.
6:30-HandS Across the Border (NBC).
7:00-Saturday Jamboree (NBCl.
7:30-Blue Grass Roy.
8.00-To be announced.
8:l5-To be announced.
8:45-Siberian Singers tNBC).
9.00-Sports review.
9:15--To be announced
9:30-One Mans Family (NBC).
10 :00-Walkas how derby.
l0:15-Carefree Carnival (NBC).
II 00-Frankie Masters orchestra fNBC)
II 30-Clyde I.eas orchestra (NBCJ.
IL 00-Midnigh Sign off,