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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
Nations Grid
Leaders Fear
Upset Streak
ST. Mary'S Catastrophe Has
Teams After, as Big
Clashes Open.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Stsh Correspondent

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-On this
second big Saturday of the coolest
season football ever knew. the ma
tons grid warriors trotted out on
the battle fields considerably AIT
ter because the ST. Mary's catastro-
pne yesterday warned that last
weeks hurricane Of upsets still blew
strong.
That st. Mays affair was The
last straw. No longer is anything
safe or sacred when Nevada rOuts
st. Mary's Gaels 81 - the same
mighty Gaels who only week be-
fore had conquered the same Cali
fornia. which only the week before
had crushed Nevada. $50.
The big question seems to be
what nOw2 Anything can happen
on the following battle fronts to-
day:
Pitt Battles S. c.
East - Southern California will
try to skin the Pittsburgh Panthers
in a grand intersectional brawl.
army and Drake we're slated for
dng-donger al West Point. Other
intersectional melees paired Column
bia and Virginia Academy; Temple
and Indiana, and West Virginia VS..
Washington and Lee. Pennsylvania
and Yale collide after a lapse Of
nine years Harvard stacks up
against formidable Brown. Cornell
meets powerful Syracuse, and Navy
has a push-over in Maryland.
Middle-West - NOtre Dame and
Purdue meet head-On in the come
back trail after unexpected revers-
ais last week Big Ten palrngs
bring together Ohio State and Hi
nois, and rejuvenated Chicago and
humbled Michigan. Mighty Iowa
meets Nebraska. Big Six warfare
is inaugurated by Missouri and
Iowa State. Carnegie Tech lnvades
Michigan State, cOnqueror OF Mich
igan, in an intersectlOnal conflict.
Similarly Vanderbilt marches on
Cincinnati tonight, and Tulsa and
Texas Christian tangle heatedly.
South-The Tulane-Florida game
features hostiIities in the South
eastern Conference, which also pairs
Alabama Mississippi Stat, Louisiana
Auburn and TenneSsee-Mis
sippi. Duke, Southern Conference
champion, seeks revenge from Geor-
pia Tech, because of last season S
beating which married Dukes other
wise perfect record. George and
North Carolina also have an in
circumference tilt.
Wildcats at Stanford
Far-West -Stanford'S intersectlonal
duel with Northwestern heads the
slate. Two Pacific conference games
match oregon and Washington and
Montana and U. c. L. A. Wash
ington State, conqueror of South
ern California, has a breather In
Gonzaga. Alonzo Stages small but
rugged College of the Pacific Will
try to down California.
Southwest Rice and Southern
Methodist tangle in an apple
craSher. while Arkansas tackles Bay
lor. Outside the conference Texas
A. and NJ. meets Centenary, and
Texas plays Oklahoma.
Rocky Mountains-Four confer
ence meetings are headed by the
Brigham Young and the Den
ver-Colorado Aggies skirmishes. In
the other two games Western State
meets Colorado Mines and Wyoming
squares off against Montana State.
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DEAN BOYS TOLL FIVE
INNINGS, TAKE $500
Bp Emitted Press

Bv Emitted Press
WICHITA. Kan, Oct. Is. The
Dean brothers, Paul and Jerome,
moved on to Kansas City Mo. yes
terday after collecting approximate
~ $500 for their work last night
with the Wichita All-StarS.
The local team. aided by the
Deans, who pitched five innings. won
from the Kansas City MonarchS, s
to 8. There were 5000 fans. Dizzy
pitched the first three innings and
allowed one run. Paul pitched the
fourth and fifth, with Dir playing
in the outfield.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
. NETWORK OFFERINGS
SATURDAY

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Thornton Fisher. football results
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NOONES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

At Laurel
One Best-Dreel.
I. White Ginger, Our Mae, Kissin
Bug.
2. Dreel, 1oytime, Minton.
3. Tool Box, Satrapal, Calumet
Dick.
4. Go Quick, Sun Fairplay, Nor
pluck.
5. c.. D. Widener entry, Only One,
Dark Hope.
g. Keep Out, Charities, Unencum-
bered.
Z. Dunfern, Tempo. Dona Dulcin
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All NARRAGANsETT


First Race 81 900: claiming: 2-year-olds:
six furlongs) lima Greenock. l09; xLovito,
1913 TeeteI Totter, III; Lady Flanders.
| l09; Chortle. 113; xCharlie Dawn. Ill:
xHardatit. lo6; xUptodate lo6.
Second Race $1,000: claiming; 3-year-
os a i i6a xR e if in di Zero ogs 5s
xMusing los; Teenie r. ITO; xPaddock.
loa: Bamboula, LOS: Longitude. lI3;
Granite Prime. ll3 xsunny Sadie 1911;
Jaw. G Merton entry.
Third Race lsI. 600; claiming: 3-year-
old and up; six furlongsl War Plane. us;
Fast Move, III; Feudal Lord. ll5. Golden
Vein. Ill; Bing Crosby. ia; Old Reb. ll2.
xMoane Keale. 10. xBlue Emperor. ll3
Fourth Race $1,000: allowances: 2-year-
olds, six furlongsl Happy Helen. 1I2;
Shade. lo9: Dokas. ll5. Ounce. 1903
Fifth Race $4,000: added; The weybosset
F Ranec i 81 agss iT t H515g 1gBs
io4; %, Psychic Bid lo4; ID okapi' IL:
Al s5oFP Poo es Ss nf BACK Rq HaBd 49,
Trumpery. 100: Time Supply. l22: Miss
Merrfnsnt. il3: Isaiah. li2: NY Dandy.
III; Bamooula los; Slapdash. I0s; Quel
10 Br9okmeade Stable entry.
(a)P NJ Pike entry
(cjD. A. Wood and @. w. Ogle entry
Sixth Race Isl 900; claiming: 3-yesr-olds
and up: one and one-sixteenth miles,
Nancy c.. l03, xTisyild. los: xBalancer
/ I04: Lady Marnock. Ill: xSanterEo. 100,
| xGracias. LOG: xDark Ayr. 1o6; Scoach
| Soldier. lo6; xPomphone, i02.
| Seventh Race 81 600; claiming; nader
all ages: one milel-Pompoleon, IL; xFoul
Spot, i07: xOld Judge liz: xWaylayer
| liz: xKibitzer. ia: xPortcodine. l08.
Eighth Race Isl 000s claiming: nader
1 all ages. one miie1-Beod. ia. Trans
parent 10z; Employment, ia. Stepping In
/ lis: McCTacken. l02; Black MI 107
Es 49, 1rsra LIZ sifn..ar,cs ciairns1
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Race Entries
Today

Al La AhEL
First Race $500: claiming: 2-year-olds;
10: Blessed Again. lo7; xIinnse los:
By Surprise 10. White Ginger. il3. NTut-
ticur.o. los. Steponlt Lad i0s. Byrdine.
ll3: Uncle Billy. lis; Brindle. los; Al
ioi: Our Mae. l6s: Unlawful. 10.
Second Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and UP: six furlonEs t-Corrymeela lo9,
Minton. III; xToytime. loS; xDrssl III
wagon. lis; sturdy Ark. los.
Third Race (sl.0 the Manor: First
division: 2-yesT-olos. one milel-Diablesse
lo5; satrapal. III; Minnant. los; Calu-
lOs; Tool Box. III
Fourth Race-Csl. 600; the Manor: Sec
ond division; 2-year-olds; one milel-Sun
Lealette. lO4: Morpluck. III; Billy Bee
Ill; Braving Danger. lo7.
Fifth Race ts2. 500; added: the Laurel
"a Chicstraw. ios; Star Porter. ia; Oars
Hope. ia; Bazaar. lO9: Silent Shot, ia
"a Sation. I1s: Palma. 100
ta)G. D. Widener entry.
Sixth Race $500; claiming: 3-yesr-old!
and up: one mile and seventy yards =
xGarden Message. il3. Aforementioned
III: xRebel Yell. 1O7: Charities IFS; KeeI
Out ll6; Sir Ten. ITO.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: Swear
pldS and YP one a1d da Ca m 4s
ll3; Faux Pas. ll3; TEMPO: il3; xPos
xApprentice allowance claimed.
xWeather clear: track fast.
Horses listed in order OF post positions
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At NGrrGgGnSett-
One Best-KibitZer
l. Ina Greenock, Charlie Dawn
Lovito.
2. Sunny Sadie, Liberty Oak, Lam
porte.
3. Bing Crosby. Fast Move. Moane
Keala.
4. Happy Helen, Black Gift, AL
buquerque.
5. Time Supply, Psychic Bid
Trumpery.
6. Scotch Soldier, Pompohone,
Tiswild.
7. Kibitzer, Waylayer. Old Judge
8. Transparent, Black Mail, Ra-
diator.
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Deaths

Lydia Katherine Price 3d. of Al North
Webster. chronic myocarditis.
Amanda Rybolt 81, Of 1915 West
Washington. arterioscleross.
Nicholas Scheidegger 76 st. Vincents
hospital. chronic cholecystitis,
Lawson Sims, As. city hospital chronic
myocarditis
general peritonitis.
Martha Van Hook. SO. of 1866 Virginia.
brain conclusion.
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At Coney Island

At C0ney Island
One Best-New Deal
l. Ogygia, Play Lady, Len Helker.
2. My Paa, Grand Ball, Golden
Tone.
3. Willie Klein, BY Product, Sch.
4. Brustigert, Transbird, Prince
Vic.
5. EuXine, Ballyhoo, Princess A. o.
6. New Deal, Cactus Rose, Chasar.
7. Cresta Run, Northern Water,
Deemster.
8. Empire WI, Donnahona,
Golden Throne.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Boys
George and Edna Brill PATS Madison.
Clifford and Mary Barr. 2l25 Station.
Chester and Elizabeth Hypes. Methodist
hospital
hospital
Louis and Mary Uberto. 1897 Prospect.
Malcolm and Frances Burnett. st. Vin-
cents hospital
cents hospital.
Paul and Fawn McNorton, St. vincents
hospital
Perry and Margaret Larmore. St. Wins
cents hospital.
James and Mary Aired. St. vincents
/ hospital
Girls
Ward and Eta Hartrum 94s West
Thirtieth
Eddie and Vivian Leonard. Az North
Fred and Mary Willis. Methodist hos
pital
Dwight and Susan sherburne. Methodist
hospital
Edward and La Vada Councilman.
Methodist hospital.
August and Ruth Osterman, Methodist
hospital
hospital
ivan and jeanette Tierce. St. vincent's
hOSDltal
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5. Mr.. James, Trombone, Broad
Meadows.
6. Norman D., Wild West, Hidun
Prince.
T. Fire Star, Morpheus, War
Dimes.
8. Atmosphere, Amman, Copain.
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At SpOrtSmanS Park

At SpOrtSmdnS Park
One BeSt-NOrman ID.
/. Brilliant Lady, nleanna, Di-
anne S.
2. Scout Chief, Shilly Shally
Birthday Gift.
3. Jere, Careful Kitty, Hyman.
4. Rush Along, Hickey Roo, Pip
ing Hot.
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At JAMAICA
One Best-King Saxon.

III JUmULCU-
One Best-King Saxon.
I. Shoeless Joe, Gold Foam, Thor
son.
2. John Werring, Miss Moo, Card
anon.
3. King Saxon, Captain Argo,
Sergeant Byrne.
4. Watch Him, Coequel, Identify.
5. Little Lie, Glendye, PolycletuS.
6. Bahadur, Buster Boy, Anna
V. L.
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Plumbing Permits

Ely Kahn. $40 Luett. five fixtures.
F. Croos. 10 Woodland Drive one fx-
ture.
Charles Van Meter. 5242 North Meridian.
ten fixtures
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Fishing the Air

Herbie Kay and his 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 D. m, over WFBM.
Homer s. Cumming6. attorney-generaI
OF the United States, viii discuss THE
Governments Program 70 Fight Lawless-
ness" IN the second program OF The
Lawyer and the Public" series. over wFBx
and the Columbia network Saturday from
e.45 to .. M
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Seventh Race $500; claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; mile and seventy YARDS
Fire Star, 107; CatWalk. l12; Sporting
Lady, 1O9: xTranscan. 90; xWild Kitty
1903; Ultramarine, 109; Comstockery. 112
xBarbara Carom. 102: Maynap. 112; Nor
pheus. 49, xScore, l07; xMary Mccarthy
104; XWar Dimes Ill.
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Sixth Race $780, claming 3-year -olds
2nd uR one ms and so oneS Snd m 1oder
Words, 1909: xBattling Girl. 100; Hildur
Prince. ll2; Semester, ia; Norman D..
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Eighth Race 5000; claiming; 3-year-
Atmosphere, ITO; Copain. 106; xFlanude
1903; Traumagne. 112; Jake Miller, 106;
xAnnan, l07; Triple Threat. liz; Potestas
106; xKing Faro, los; xErvast. 107; xLady
Emily. 1O4; Knight Nun. 1O4; Kingsport
116.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Third Race $500; c inning; 3-year-olds
Lyman. ia: xUltimate ote. l09; xFlabber-
CAST, 102; Dark Entry. ia: Gunfire. ia;
Aliens, Ill; Red Riot, l07; Reservation,
1O9; Full Tilt. 10; Jere. 113: xWayward
Lad. 100: xHot Shot 100; xGuilder, 10e
Fair Image. Ill: Jim Ormont. ia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Fountain Square Christian FISHERS of
Mems ClaSsl-Esrl B. Teckemeyer will be
the guest speaker, at the morning meeting
of the class and mis- subject Will be
"ScarecroWs"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

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"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Fifth Race Isl 900: Great Lakes handi
cap; Swear olds and up, seven furlongs
ens ? sdn 1922 1872 D TTombd 1ey i iSS
Ia Broad Meadows. 102; (a)Trahison. los
Gaillardia. ITO; Luke Commoner. 80.
(a)R T. Watts entry
tb)C. E Dawson entry
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WFBM (123O) Indianapolis

indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
P. M
4:00-Saturday Syncopators (CBS).
4:15-Tea Time tunes
5:0o-Frederick William Vile (CBS).
5:l5-Bohemians
5:50-Tonight on the Air.
5:55-NeWS (CBS).
6;00-Leon Belasco orchestra (CBS).
6:15-Football reporter (CBS).
6;30-Political speaker.
6:35-EdgeWater Beach Concert orchestra
(CBS).
6:40-Republican county committee.
6:45-LaWyer and Public (CBS).
7:0O-Roxy revue (CBS).
7:45-Rhythm club tCBS)
6:30-Champions (CBS).
9:00-Benj amin Franklin (CBS)
9:30-Saturday Revue (CBS).
10:00-Atop the Indiana roof.
10:3C-Louie Lowe orchestra.
l0:45-Lou Davies orchestra.
11:00-Joe Hayes orchestra.
II ;30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
II :45-Pancho and orchestra
w. OO-Mid0ipht-Sion off
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Standardization Fellowship Temple--Sri
Ranendra Kumsr Dss Of Cincinnati will
speak at the morning service on The
Abhor Valley"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Madison Ave. NJ E.-The Rev Charles
A MCCULLOUGH pastor Morning theme
The Church'S Attraction: night The
Challenge of The Great Deliverance."
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Fifth Race 1890: claiming: all ages.
six furlongs -Polycletus 1l3; Canter Boy.
l04: Glendye. ll3; Balios. ll5, Little Lie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Sixth Race 5000; claiming: Swear -olds
and up; mile and seven yards Buster
Boy, l04; White Filler los: xCapt. Jerry.
1903: Anna v L.. l06: Canteret, 100:
Creaky. 100. Guiding Light, 100. BAHIA
dur. 109: xThe Worker, 104
X-Apprentlce allowance claimed.
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First Evangelical The Rev. r H.
Mueller. pastor Morning theme by the
Rev. H. &. Eberhsrdt pastor of the Wheel
er City Mission. on You Can Not Repeal
The Effects OF Alcohol; night sermon BY
the Rev. z. G. Homrighausen. pastor Of
the Carrollton Ave. Reformed church. on
The Inner Struggle OF the German
Church"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Fourth Race 5000; claiming; 2-year-
olds; five furlongsl KENTUCKY Green. lis;
xRickey Roo. 104: Rush Along. lis;
Laura B. 109 xLady Lorene. lO4; Little
Duke, 112: Brilliant Queen. 100; Piping
Hot. los: Adelia A.. lO6
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Third Race $500; claiming; s-year-olds
and up; six furlongs) -Fretful 1903: Broad
Step. 1O7; Willie Klein, ia; BY Product,
lis; xMerry Caroline, 107; Sch, 118; Occult,
106; Black Miss, Ill; Yankee Waters. lob;
xOuidam. 102; xLanier, 100; xFull Up. ITO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Third Christian &C. NJ. B)-Merle Side
ner. leader The topic for tomorrow's
lecture viii be The KICKOFF" The class
IS starting q football contest and for six
weeks VIII continue lectures and activities
alcag a gridiron theme.
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AT sPORTsMAN's PARK

First Race $500: 2-year -olds: seven
rlongs)-Common Gossip l12: David s,
Manners. liz; Diane S. li2; Nellie S. liz.
uleanna 112; Brilliant Lady. 1l2
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Fourth Race (s2 500: added: the CONT
mental handicapi 3-year-olds and up. one
and one-sixteenth miles Watch Him.
100; Identify. l03 Coeouel. ll2; Fleam. 108:
Halcyon. 103.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Second Race $500: claiming: maiden 3
year-olds;. one mile and seventy yards =
Paa, 1906 Eniz, los; Florida Beacon, III;
Knee Action, 109 Dependant 109: Bistrita
LOG; Prince Fluz. 100; xLawful Miss. 10l
Slanteye, 1o9; Roberta. 106; Mr. Bob, 109
YGrand Ball. 104
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Grace NJ E.-The Rev. B Brooks
shake. pastor. Morning children's theme.
Keeping Clean within. adult theme.
Dare We Pray-Thy Kingdom Gomez"
Night theme. How to Meet Temptation"
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Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. S.
Read McAlpin, pastor. DR.. G. L. Hoover
will speak at the morning service. Night
theme, Turning The World Upside Down"
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AT. COMFY ISLAND

First Race $500; claiming 3-year-oldS
and up; one and one-eighth miles
xYoung John, 109; xOjibway. 106; Play
Lady, 106; Barkis Ill; xSunny Bob. 113;
Len Helker 100; xOgygia, 106.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Church of Christ Mission Darrell
Adams of Bloomington will be the guest
speaker at both the morning and evening
meetings.
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All Saints CathedraI-The Rev Robert
c. Alexander. viz 7:so O. n, Holy
Communion & u Go- "a
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Fourth Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up. one mile and seventy yards
los; Lady Couvin. ia: Brustigert. liz
Old Lady. LOG; Nitten Nancy log.
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Belmont L. B.-The Rev. ]. C. Roberts.
pastor. Morning theme. One Thing Thou
Lackest'; night, Dr. John C. Benson will
be the guest speaker.
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SUNDAY

SUNDAY
7:3O-Pep Club.
8:oO-spnday at Aunt susans.
9:O0-Jake's entertainers
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
10:30-Salt Lake tabernacle choir and Or
l1:30-Tito GUITARS serenade (CBs)
o0-(Noon)-Church of the Air (CBSl.
il25:59-Eton BOYS OBS.
l2:45-Pat Kennedy with Art KasselTs
orchestra (CBS).
1:00-Lazy Dan (CBS).
1;3o-Imperiai Hawaiian dance band
Philharmonic symphony concert
4:OO-open house fcBs).
4:30-Tea Shop (CBSl
5:00-Music by Gershwin (CBSl.
53e-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell CCBs).
6:00-California Melodies (CBSl.
6:30-Louie loves orchestra.
1:O0-Ford symphony lCBSl
9:00-serenade (CBSl.
s:3O-Care and Feeding of Hobbyhorses
i0:oo-Message from Governor McNutt.
l0:l5-Atop the Indiana roof
lo:3o-Wheeler mission program.
II :00-Lou Davies orchestra
1l15-Enoch Light orchestra fCBSl
II :30-Frank Dailey's orchestra ICBs).
12:0o-Sign of
MONDAY
A NJ.
7:0O-Pep. Club.
6:00-Modern Ministries fCBSl
9:05-Harmonies in Contrast (CBS).
9l5-Breakfast Billboard.
e:3o-Marion Carley (CBS).
9.45-Three Flats (CBSl.
lO:00-National Hearing week program
Io:Is-Roand TOWERS lcBs,.
l0.30-Contract Bridge Made Easy (CBS).
.lI:15-Elizabeth BartheI lCBsI.
II .30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
1900 lnoonl-Just Plain Bill (CBS).
i2:l5-George Hall orchestra fCBS).
y :30-Serenade tCBSl.
l2:45-Pat Kennedy with Art Kasseu or
I;oo-Allen Leafer orchestra CcBS
i:3o-Poetic. Strings tCBsl.
s:oo-Vislting Americas Little House
s:15-csriile and London CcBs).
3:30-Chicago Variety program (CBS)
WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadeastins Ine.l
SATURDAY
45o-Platt and Norman lNBcl.
4.45-The Ranch BOYS fNBCi.
500-One Mans Family fNBCb.
5.30-Where 70 Go in Indianapolis
5.35-Twenty Fingers OF Harmony (NBC1
5:45-Flylng With Captain Al williams
(NBCj.
6.00-Cecu and Sally.
6.l5-Saturday Jamooree (NBCl.
6.45r-Sport review.
T.0O-Eb and Zeb.
7.i5-Democratic County Committee.
7.1O-Pianist
7.25-Republican Central COMMITTEES
7.30-George Olsen's orchestra fEBC1.
| 8.oa-AGustcal Cocktail.
s.05-WKBF barn dance.
! s.30-Naficnai barn dance (NBCl.
9.30-Dannv Malone lNBC1.
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Fifth Race $780, claiming: 3-year-olds
add up; mile and seventy yards )-xPrin-
cess A. o.. 106; Catino. III; Flag Wave
ia; EuXine. ia: XPeedeeque. 107; XBallY-
hoo. l0a. XPrince Doc. l04.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Third Race 49, 500; added: the New
HYDE Park handicap; all ages; six fur
Maine Chance. ITO: Open Range. lo7: King
Saxon no.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Riverside Park NJ: E.--The Rev. H. j.
Kieser, pastor Morning theme. IAN
ADEQUATE Gospel; night "Sanctify
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Christian Fundamentals-The Rev. E NJ
Cobb. pastor Morning theme. Has
Nebuchadnezzar Moved 70 Indiana pons?''
Night theme The Seventh Blessing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Sixth Race $4,000; added; the Point
one and one-sixteenth miles -Chasar III
Ridge Nor. 100; Brilliant Rose, 90; Our
Justice. 104; Bring Back los; Back Log
112; Visigoth. 100: Vitamin b, 106; Cactus
Rose. los; alHoward. III; My Blaze. 109
Ia New Deal 1875.
(alJ w Parrish entry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Central Christian-Dr. W. A. Shullen-
berger. pastor. $50 a. m. Bible school:
I0-45 a. N. theme" On Both Your Eset";
night. True Marriage Means What
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Ebenezer Lutheran-The Rev. A. H
Aoplanalp: pastor. The church will cele-
orate its 96th anniversary tomorrow. The
pastor will preach in the morning on "The
ROCK Of Ages; and the Rev. H. c. Had
ley pastor OF the Elwood. Indiana,
noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Trinity VI. E.-The Rev. J. r. Flanagan
pastor Morning sermon 70 be preached
bv Methodist Sam" on The Promise
Of the Father; night. He VIII Tel His
Life Story"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13

Kanalec, beloved father of Alma and
Giarice passed , away W Frl 6tE morning az
may call at the CONKLE FUNERAL
HOME, 1894 w Michigan St. anytime.
Service Monday Oct. IS. $50 a. m. at
the mortuary. a. m at the Holy
Trinity church. Friends invited. Burial
St JnSenh'S cemetPrV