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The Washington times., 1935-09-21
HOME HUNTING
Uith
Barbara Holmes

All thru this house there has
been careful planning in the
little details as we'll as the large
and the result is most gratify-
ing. A large dry cellar con-
tanning lavatory and laundry
tubs runs the full length of the
house. There is also a garage.
The house is priced at $3.50
and 1 recommend your immedi-
ate inspection. it is we'll worth
it. For appointments to in
spect. phone Clarendon 1894
Sundays and evenings.
3611 QUESADA St. N. w.
Would you like to live in a
community where all of the
houses are detached and each
one has beautiful well-kept
gardens and don't you think it
adds so much to the charm OF
your home to be able to gaze
out of any of your windows and
get a vi.w of exquisite bloom
ing flowers of all kinds. Well,
that is exactly what you could
do if you are the fortunate one
to purchase this house. 1t con-
sists of six well-planned rooms,
two baths and a most inviting
screened-in side porch and
garage. Quesada Street is To-
Gated in Chevy Chase. D. c.,
just this side of the Circle and
if you are familiar with that
section you know how rare it is
to buy a house priced at $9.45O.
This really is an outstanding
bargain.
HILLWOOD, VA:
Over in HillWood, Va, on the
new Lee Boulevard, 1 found this
lovely home built by Earl w.
Lohr that is extremely attrac-
tive. The living room is 14X24
with a lovely fireplace adding
to the charm of the room. The
dining room is also very large
and has cross ventilation. From
this room you enter into a
kitchen that is compact, well
arranged and attractive. a
special feature seldom seen in
a kitchen was the two windows
giving cross ventilation and
plenty of air. Ultra modern
equipment has been used
throughout. Another most in
teresting feature is the four or
five steps leading from the
kitchen to a landing which con-
meets with the upper floor.
Mounting the stairs I found
three of the loveliest bedrooms
one could want. They have
roomy cedar closets, eros ven
tilation in every room and were
beautifully decorated. The walls
of the two baths were finished
in flagStone effect and had the
poured floors chat imitation
marble effecO. The attic was
insulated with rock wool. De-
scending to the basement, I
found it was in accordance
with the rest of the house.
There was automatic heat,
laundry trays and lavatory all
placed so as to conserve space.
From the basement you enter
into a garage that had the
trickiest door have ever seen.
This house is priced at $3.50.
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Bids and Proposals


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Procurement
Division. Public Works Branch. Wash;
ington. D. c.. Sept. 13. 1935.-sealed
bids in duplicate will be publicly opened
in this office at 10 A. M; Oct; 9. 1888;
performing all work for the tollowlng
The manufacturing and installing of plant
industry Scientific Laboratory Equipment:
also miscellaneous building changes, etc,
in the Extensible Bldg; of the y 5; Dept
Of Agriculture in Washington, D. g. At
tention is directed to the special condi-
tions Of bidding set forth in the, specifl"a;;
ton Upon application. two t2I sets OF
drawings and specifica ions viii be sup.
piled free to each general contractor. or
equipment manufacturer. interested in SUD-
mitting proposal The above drawings
and Specifications MUST be returned 10
this office Contractors requiring a1dl-
tiona sets may obtain them the, b by ,~ U%rGhase
dollars per set which will not be re-
turned. Checks offered as nsywent for for
payable to the order of the Treasurer Of
the U. S. ". E. REYNOLDS Assistant r.
Branch.
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Citizens Associations
To Meet Next Week

Citizens Associations scheduled
to hold meetings next week are:
Monday Night
Mid-City, Thomson School; dis
cussion on rezoning Massachusetts,
Avenue, Northwest, from resi-
Dental to first commercial.
North Capitol, M C K inl ley
School; discussion on a proposal
to close Lincoln Road.
Tuesday Night
Logan, Thomas Circle, 1920
Rhode Island Ave. N. w.
Southeast Washington, Hine
Junior High School.
Thursday Night
Conduit Road, Community
Church, Cathedral Avenue and
Conduit Road, Northwest.
Friday Night
Anacostia, Anacostia Methodist
Church Hall.
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NJ. PEARL MCCALL, Attorney.
5O3 HibbS Building

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Lena Maxine
Plaintiff VS.. John Sanford Henderson.
Pitcher. Oklahoma. Defendant. No. 59179.
Equity. The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a Decree for absolute divorce. On
motion of the plaintiff it is this 9th day
of September. 1898. ordered that the de-
fendant John Sanford Henderson. cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
vided. copy of this order he published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Washington Times before sad day. AL
FRED A. WHEAT Chief Justice. A Trne
Copy Test: tSealD FRANK f. Gun
EINGHAM. Clerk. By H. B. DERTZ-
RAV-GH Asst Clerk.
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VeQlClcS.
After a motion to request diver
sion of the traffic through ILL
nois Avenue had been voted down
the group voted to request District
highway officials to make a sur
vey of adjacent streets with a
view of rerouting all heavy traffic
to a more substantially construct
ed thoroughfare.
A communication from George
w. Offutt, chairman of the ad-
visory board of the District OF
Columbia Motor Club, requesting
the association to oppose use OF
revenue from the local gasoline
tax for other than highway
purposes, was referred to the
committee on taxation.
The group indorsed a letter
from the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association, which requested the
support of all citizens associa'
tions in campaign to keep
public parks, streets and lawns
free from waste paper ana oCner
debris.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, presi-
dent of Kalorama Citizens AS
sociation, spoke on the needs OF
a pure food and drug law. urg-
ing support of the Copeland bill
passed by the Senate last ses-
sion of Congress but which failed
in the House. The matter was
referred to the welfare committee.
New members elected were
Mrs. Marie B. Keller, Mrs. Nellie
O'Connor, Irving Bryan, Charles
B, Scott and S. Frank Stout.
The annual election of officers
will be held at the October
Y1oootin0
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Do You Remember?
AnswerS to Questions on

AnS1UerS to QueSttOnS on
Page 81
Mrs. Horan, night-club en-
tertainer, confessed the mur-
der of her husband.
Mrs. COwley, widow Of a
Department of Justice agent,
filed suit for 100000 against
the gangster who killed him.
Hollywood rrnOr was that
Mary PickfOrd will marry
Buddy" Rogers.
Father McCauley, noted
scientist, was named dean of
the Georgetown Medical
School.
Nine. Sert, sister of Prince
Alexis Mdivani, suffered a
stroke after his death in an
automobile crash.
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Legal Notices
ROWLAND EDWARDS. Attorney
Stewart Bldg,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA-Holding Probate Court. No:
4S.T55 Administration. THIS is TO GIVE
NOTICE. That the subscriber, OF the DIS
trict of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Columbia:
Letters of Administration on the estate OF
Robert Strong. late of the District Of Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the Goth day
Of August, A 1885; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under my hand TINS
Goth day of August. 1885. HANSFORD
P. MILLER. 54O6 Kansas Ave. n. W.
fseaD Attest: THEODORE COGSWEkL,
Register of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
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stron gly pro
tested per nit
ting he a v y
t r u C k S and
so Ii d-t ire We
hicles to use
Fifth S t r e e t
within the Pet
worth area.
Several p e =
sons who reside
along the street
said c eilin g S
and W a lis OF
houses in the
araa ore crack
ed by vibration
frnm the heavy
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5TH ST. TRAFFIC
ASSAILED BY
CITIZENS
BY A. J. DRISCOLL,
Citizens Association Editor

Members of the Petworth Citi.
zens Association, meeting last
night in the Petworth School,
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COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington, Sep
tember 10 1935-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500, District Building,
until . o'clock p. m. September 30, 1885,
and then publicly opened, for performing
miscellaneous plumbing heating. electrical
and roofing work, and sheet metal repair
work. during the remaining portion of the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1896. Apply
Room 427. District Building, for form of
proposal and specifications.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. Sep
tember 20. 1885. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800, District Building
until . o'clock P. M, October 3. 1885.
for furnishing Domestic Science and Do
mestic Art Furniture. Public Schools;
October 7. 1885. for Cotton Yarn. d. c.
Penal Institutions. Specifications and in
formation at Room 800, District Building
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

@ND ST. n. E.. 5O1-3 bright, clean
rooms: facing park: ami
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

I'd ST. s. E. 306-2 r. k and b.. $40 so:
also 3 r.. k. b.. S47. so: outside rooms
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH. 3O6 s ST. n. e.
rooms, kit. bath. elec gas and phone.
Rent reas. North 3176.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

9th ST. N. w. 1l1t-3 rooms 2nd fl.
front. semi-bath. Complete Ink except
linens. h.w.h. adults baby taken
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

MASS. AVE. n. E. PA Apt. 5O1--Girl Ia
share furn. apt. Govt emplOve pre-
ferred: near Capitol. Atlantic 1910
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WE54 HMES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 q ST. N. "
RATES. DELIVERED BY CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
RATES By NAIL
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Observation-Disclosures or Sab
UnfW niShe6
APARTMENTS NICELY DECORATED
FURNISHED OF uNFITRNISHEn
IN CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
MRS HUTCHINSON ADAMS 1909
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

APARTMENTs oF ALL SIZES. "HorEL
SERVICE OPTIONAL" NEWLY DECO
RATED AND ATTRACTIVELY FUR.
NISHED. ARE NOW AVAILABLE DIN
ING ROOM. GARAGE. BEAUTY PARLOR.
NEWS STAND IN BUILDING. CLEVE.
LAND 5000
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FRIDAY
C A r D y |
For Women

Thousands of women have re-
ported benefits form their use OF
Cardui. the purely vegetable medi-
cine tor periodic pain. nervousness
and weakness due to poor nourish-
ment.
L have taken Cardui and found
it a great relief in my case, writes
Mrs. c. Z. Forrest. of Summit, Miss.
Il was suffering with cramping and
bearing-down feeling. I could not
do my work and for days l would
feel worn and tired and l knew I
had better find something to help
me. My mother told me to try Car
dui. 1 took six bottles of Cardui
and was so much better. l still rec
ommend Cardui to my friends"
Of course, if Csrdui does not BEN
eft YOU. consult a physician
Advertisement.
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WARSAW MAN
NEW PRESIDENT
OF STATE ELKS
0. Ray Miner Elected at
Terre Haute Session;
Others Named.

By mos Special
TERRE HAUTE. June 80
Ray Miner Warsaw. was elected
president yesterday of the Indiana
Elks Association, to direct the af-
fairs of several hundred CLUBS
throughout Hocsierdom during the
coming year.
Other state officers named at the
convention here we're:
A. Gordon Taylor, La Porte. first
vice president; Milo B. Mitchell,
Linton. second vice president; Ray
mond F. Thomas, Terre Haute, third
vice president; Claude E. Thomp-
son. Frankfort, fourth vice presi-
dent; w. c. Groebl, reelected sec
rotary for the fifth time, and T. E.
Jeanneret, Ligonier treasurer.
Trustees named we're: A. A.
Spears. BRAZIL, for five years, sue
ceeding Frank Flanagan, Column
bus; and Frank T. Himler. Vim
cennes, to serve two years of the
unexpired term of William H. An
ger, Madison.
The final business session was
held this morning, at which time
the new officers we're installed.
The big parade, including several
thousand Elks marching to the
tunes of many bands, and more
than so floats, drum corps and
other uniformed bodies, marched
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through the downtown section OF
Terre Taute at noon today.
The convention will be brought to
a close tonight with a coon hun"
stag party at the Elks Country Club
a womens tour of the city and a
special party at the downtown Elks
Club.
A spirited contest for the 1896
state convention was waged by
Evansville. East Chicago. Kokomo
and Logansport. with Logansport
having the edge because of the f1f-
tieth anniversary Of its lodge.
SportSmen among the delegates
took part in the ANIMAL trapShoot-
ing event at Izaak Walton Lake. and
"nutty" golf tournament at the
Elks Country Club yesterday.
Members of the Frankfort ritu-
alistic team won the Joseph Fan
ming cup and the $50 cash prize for
first place in the state contest.
Women visitors we're entertained
at bridge party at the Elks Coun-
try Club Yesterday after which
they joined the men in a visit to
the Terre Haute Brewing CO. plant
The presidents ball was held at the
Trianon ballroom last night
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fo0-Bgck Rogers 'CBsl wABc
stg1sy Goroon's orchestra fNBcl
Lite Oh Man ,wBc, WIZ
Is Marina Aears. songs iSBCi VIZ
5o-Eussisn Bear orchestra CHS
Nss NARY Small sos NBc,
Nsgs. JACK shnkrsts orchestra
tss-co. sioopnsEls and Budd ,cBs
Lowell Thomas fNBci VIZ.
BllY and BsfV MIC WEAF
oS-'Iast entertainment CHS WABC
49, Brothers orche.. ia fNBCi
si5-Jusi Plain RiH CPS wABc
I1nv and Gus .NBC VIZ
WI. a 229;I i sR9z S sse % WEI
bcek Roger Chs WBBA
FloFc Gibbons fNBCi VIZ
a-As-Granam McSamee MIC WIZ
80 Boske Carter Chs WABC.
t-1o-hatf Smith hour fCBS wABC.
Rudy vsilts MIC WEAF
Concert orchestra tNBCi VIZ
thor MIC WIZ.
81 sgnset Dreams lNBcl VIZ
Death Valley DAYS lNBcl WIZ
Grav's orchestra lCBSi WABC
'-so-M sTnE.s Rcnnsvlvanians iCBsi
MeTiean Musical tours ,NBc, WIZ
Neutrality-suspicious. Fieb, Mo, WEAF
s70-Feature CPS WaPC
s.0o-FIsnk DaievS orchestra tCBSl
WABC
Stems orchestra
. is-Jesse Crawford. orRanist 'NBci
WEAF
g-30-Dance orchestra fCBSi WABC
Matt Radio Forum iNBCi WEAF
lax Sports Duchin's orchestra
NBCi VIZ
s5-CoakIev's orchestra fNBCl WEAF.
10 C0-Pnlarks orchestra tNBCi WEAF
Dance orchestra CHS WhBC
Shancor yl0linist: LoDer S orchestra
iNBCi VIZ
10 30-Dsncing IN Twin Cities tNBCl
WIZ
Dennle Thompson orchestra CHS
WhRC
Bisseffs orchestra dNBCi wEAF
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Times Radio Dial TwiSters

l0.l5-Morning Housewares.
10 30-Irene George. soprano
10 .45-Painted Dreams drama
II .00-Jimmie Csrrigans dance orchestra
tNBCt
ll.15-Virginia Lee and Sunbeams fNBCl
II .3O-Livestock reports.
II .40-National Home and Farm hour
p NJ
II 3O-Glenn Lees dance orchestra
- 45-Johnny Burkharhs dance orches-
ira
l.00-Home Sweet Home fNBCi
1i5-Vic and Ssde tNBCi
.30-Ms Perkins. drama 'NBCi
! .45-Doctors of Melody Charles Dsmer-
on and Jack Saatkamp
200-Betty and Bob drama NBCl
2l5-John Barker. baritone. and organ
2;5O-Rex Griffith. tenor. Larry Grueter
accordion
f0-TIcker Notes
245-Dorothea Ponce. blue singer
3.00-Antonio and his Continentals
3.l5-Miner's Children drama
3.30-Singing Lady FBCl
5.45-Questions and Answers Joe Refs.
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Fishing the Air

Kate Smith again will preside over a
variety hour which will contain guest stars.
music songs .-remote-control pickup"
and timely surprises. in a broadcast over
WFBM and the Columbia network. Thurs
DAY from 10 8 p. m
Helen OeIheim American-born prIma
dona recently given q Metropolitan Opera
contract. will he heard in solo. "HUgu-
ette Waltz" when Captain HeHry'S Show
Roat makes an ina ginary stop at Biloxi.
Miss. during the broadcast Thursday
at .. m. over WIRE and an MIC net
work.
A CAV parade OF humorous sketches and
dance melodies. featuring Walter OKeefe.
Annette Hanshsw and Glen Gravs or
chcsfra viii be broadcast over WFBM and
the Columbia network Thursday from to
30 q m.
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Butler Student Named Delegate

Harlan Tyner, Butler University
junior. will attend the Lake Geneva
student conference as 6 representa-
tive of the Butler Y. M. c. A. The
gathering. which has been con-
Quoted for more than IS years by
the Y. NJ. c. A. national council, be-
gins tomorrow and will continue I'M
til June 20
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10 .oo-sunnv Melodies CHS.
10 -l5-The Gumps tCBSi.
10 .3O-Life OF Mary Marlin lCBSl-
70 .45-Home Lighting talk.
10 .50-Cubanettes.
II .is-Leon and Donna
II .50-Jan Ssvitt orchestra fCBSi.
ii.45-Hoosier Farm Circle.
p NJ
I2-l5-Nevs
y -20-Circle Melodies.
Il. 30-BetWeen the Bookends tCBSi.
i2.4S-Happv Hollow fCBSi
i.CO-Pete Wooierv fCBSf
ii5-Insfrumental ists CHS
] .30-Eddie Dunstedter entertsins iCBSi
2 00-Ambassador OF MELODY
2l5-Grsb Bag Obs
50-U. s Army band fCBSl.
; 00-Conuie Gates CHS
3iS-Hsrlin Brothers
30 Viewing The news
3%5-Aickey OF The Circus iCBSl
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se5.On0 Accident Suits FiIed

Two suits FOR $4,000 each as a re-
suit 81 auto accidents today are on
hlc in Superior Courts. Defendants
arc Bates Motor Transport Lines.
Smith Forwarding Co. and indi-
vduals. and Robert z. Lancaster.
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CITY STUDENT HONORED
AT CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
Julian Kiser Elected to National
Literary Society.

Julian A. Kiser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Kiser. 5127 Washington
blvd. has been elected to the Uni
verSity of Chicago chapter of Kappa
Alpha, national honorary literary
society In addition to maintaining
a scholastic average high enough to
earn a full honor scholarship, Mr.
Kiser was recently elevated to the
position of editorial associate on the
Daily Maroon. the student news
paper. He is a member of Zeta Beta
Tau Fraternity and Iron Mask.
Junior mems honorary society.
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PAGE 9

struction in the construction Of
model planes in a school to be held
weekly in The Times building.
The school will be conducted each
Wednesday from 10 until 3 and a
staff of experts will be on hand to
assist Times members unable TO
assemble their tiny crafts With
this added feature and the initial
indoor meet coming soon. much en-
thuSiaSm is being shown by air
minded youths of the city
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HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM.

S 3O-NBC tWJZl-Floyd Gibbons
Headline Hunter.
s.00-NBC twEAFl-Vallee's orches-
ira; guests
COLUMBIA-Kate Smith hour
70O-COLUMBIA - Walter OKeefe
Ted Husing Gray'S orchestra
NBC twEAFl Show Boat
MIC tWJZl - Death Valley
DAYS.
3O-COLUMBIA - Fred Warnings
Pennsylvanians - Girls Glee
Club.
MIC (WJZ Mexican Musical
tours.
s0O-NBC fWJZl-MaX Baer-Jimmy
Braddock fight
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so CENTS IS LOST IN
DRUG STORE HOLDUP
Bandit Pair Robs Owner of Michi-
gsn-st Pharmacy.

Two men courted long prison SEN
fences last night for so cents.
They held up Harry heller, opera
tor of drug store at 1929 E. Michi-
gan-st, and took his bill fold con-
tanning lodge credentials and the
half dollar.
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TIMES TO OPEN
FLYING SCHOOL
Expert Instructors to Aid
Model Plane Builders
of City.

Members of The indianapolis
Times Squadron of The Scripps-
Howard Junior Aviator. will have an
opportunity to receive expert in
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Just an Evening Al Home" will De Cyril
Pitts opening solo on his concert Thurs
CAV al 7.45 ?. m. over an NBC-WJz net
work The orchestra directed by Hairy
Koeen will play the conductor latest COM
position -Cinders and the tenor will
complete his recital with DHardelotS Be
cause" the Spanish air. Juanita. ana
Ny Dreams"
The Nav Raer-Iimmv Braddock hghi
for the heavyweight championship Of
the world will be brought TO radio lis
frner< bfou-hv- blow direct from the
rinsside in Madison square Garden Bowl
Thursday at .. m. over WIRE and both
MIC network Graham McNamee and
Ford Bond will be the annOuneerS.
Labor legislation and IFS effects on So
cisl security will be the subject OF an 40
dress BY Senator Robert Wagner OF New
York IN the National Radio Forum. Thurs
day az $50 p. m. over an NBC-WEAF
network
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High British Iudre Dead

BV tnifCd Press
LONDON. June l3.-Sir Horace
Edmund Avory. 80. judge Of he
Kings Bench division Of the high
courts and for the last Is years the
terror of criminals. died today.
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WFBM (l230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light COMPANY
THURSDAY

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00-Msuris Sherman orchestra fCBsl.
Sea Time Tunes
s5-StoounaCle and Budd fCBSl.
55-ToniEhf on the AIT
00-Frunf Page drama
sf5-Bufler University program.
7n-Bucz ROGERS CHS.
s5-Stucio nroETsm.
S-55-Neus
3 n0-Stats EMPLOYMENT Service.
f05-Eafe Smith hour Chs.
00-Caravan fCBSl
77n-Warinz's pennsvlvs fCBSf.
70-Rnllickers CHS
Q 00-Life on RED Horse Ranch.
Q-f5-NeWs
2 20-Diamonc Dust.
. 9n-MuSical Moments
qs5-Biu Hogan orchestra tCBSf-
10 -n0-To BE- announced CHS
10 -30-Dennie Thompson orcneslLs 'CbSl
~ 00-HOrscio Tito orchestra tCbS,-
III -30-Flovd Thompson orchestra tCbSi'
u .00-Mid Sign OF
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THURSDAY.


THURSDAY.
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400-Siubbv Gordon's orchestra fNBCl.
4-30-SummaTv Of WIRE program.
435-Marv Small tNBCi
4f5-Liulc Orphan Annie fNBCi.
5.00-Nevs flashes
05-Max Dolins Music
5.l0-Musical Interluoe.
5-l5-Roger Bean.
800 be announced
545-Eb and Zeb
6 00-Mellow Fellows
6.l5-Hi -Hlarities.
30-HitS in review
45-Don wilson's Mirth Parade.
7.OO-Captain Henry'S Show oBat tNBCl
8.00-Baer-B raddock Fight iNBCl.
9.00-Wonder news.
9.05-Musical Interlude.
COSMOLOGY.
9.I5-Tonv and Gus tNBCl.
9.30-Indiana Sportsman.
s.45-Eddie Duchins orchestra tNBCl.
10.00-SDorts review.
lO.l5-Congress news.
I0-20-Pen Pollacks orchestra tNBCl.
i0-30-Rob Kuna's entertainers.
1O-45-Billv Bissetts orchestra iNBCl.
II .0O-Jack Tillson's orchestra
Iil5-Glenn Lees orchestra tNBCl-
ii 30-Arlie Simmons orchestra tNBC).
u OO-Midnight-Sign of.
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RIDAY

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