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, 1935-04-24
Flashes OF Life
(By The Associated Fressl
Smiled Too Soon

ST. LOUIS.-Maur1ce Kornblet,
grocer. had no intention Of losing
his days receipts to bandits 50
he put $50 in his pockets and hid
$325 in his grocery basket.
Two men stopped him. took the
$50, and asked, what's In that
baSket?"
Just groceries," smiled Kornblet.
We'll. we cat, toc." he was told.
The robbers took the basket and
with 1t got the $325.
, 1935-04-24
No Trace Found Of
Man Thought Dead

Up to Tuesday afternoon effort to
find the body Of Private Leonard
Freeman. believed TO have drowned
In the Rio Grande nea Fort Brown
Sunday afternoon had proved un-
successful.
The river has been searched by
Fort Brown men almost constantly
since Freeman's disappearance was
reported by two companions.
They said he went in swimming
alone against their advice. and that
they last saw him standing in shall
low water In a bend near the Fort
Brown laundry. Freeman has a wife
and two children In San Antonio.
, 1935-04-24
LIFE SENTENCE

LUBBOCK. April q. R- Clar-
nnre Brown today faced O. life PEN
pgnitentiary sentence for slayina
wv. y. Arthur OF Dickens county Oct
nT. last. In a jailhreak.
BROWN had recently pleaded gull
". and was sentenced yesterday.
Virgil Stalcup, Texas and Okla
hnrnn dQperado, recently was as
pssBtd the death sentence On the
nnzls charge
, 1935-04-24

AUSTIN. April 23.-Texas Sena-
tors Tuesday acceded to q house
request for further conference de-
alterations on a 100000 Texas
Centennial appropriation bill after
sharp criticism Of instructions the
house gave ~conferees.
Eight instructions voted by the
house after its refusal TO adopt q
previous report which the senate
had accepted were termed "ridi-
culous" during senate debate.
Senator VIII M. Martin Of Hills
boro led the criticism against the
houses action, and withdrew a mo-
ton TO refuse the house request for
another conference committee aft
er centennial leaders expressed
fear such procedure would kill the
bill .
when we grant this request"
Martin said. we tie our hands.
and in effect adopt the house in
StructionS."
House instructions for a tax Of
10 per cent on gate receipts and q
10 per cent take for the state on
gross receipts from concessions
were not discussed, other than
Martins reference to "a 10 per
cent tax on patriotism"
Some senators contended the in
structionS were directory and not
mandatory. which would permit
conferees to ignore the house ac-
ton, or request the house to res
cind some or all Of them.
, 1935-04-24
103RD DISTRICT COURT
Judge An. M. Kent

ORDERS: Taylor Lumber Co., vs..
A. l. Kunsch. judgment for plain
uif for debt.
Taylor Lumber Co. vs.. Mrs
Bertha Sustaita. ct al. judgment fol-
plaintiff for debt and foreclosure 81
MI. M. lien.
w. G.. HOWE VS.. Maryland Cas-
ualty Co, verdict Of jury on special
issues received and ordered filed.
, 1935-04-24

IA. r. Meier and Gladys Elizabeth
Tatum.
Howard Elmer TATE and Bonnie
June Byfield.
Clarence Jackson and Alma Clay.
Luis Rodriguez and Estela Rios.
Doroteo ESpindola and Carolina
Bali
Gregorio @. Galvan and Maria
Rosa Cara.
Jesus Cantu and La Verne Bridges.
, 1935-04-24

from boats bringing In contraband.
Maurice was q radS operator on
the Leviathan when she was first
commissioned as an American boat
, 1935-04-24

While experimenting with a COM
bination Of magnesium oxide and
magnesium chloride. DR.. Howard
Lukens Of the University Of Penn
sylvania produced a cement with q
tensile strength Of 1000 pounds 10
the square inch. 1t is as hard as
granite.
, 1935-04-24
What The
Legislature
bDoing

AUSTIN, April 70. R-The Tex
as house Of representatives Tues
day adopted, IS TO 49, a resolution
calling for q Legislative commit
tee investigation Of the hot oil
situation"
The house ordered creation OF
another committee TO investigate
alleged violations of the antitrust
laws by a few large milk purchas-
ing and distributing concerns.
The resolution was offered by
Representative Ross Hardin OF
Prairie Hill who charged that GER
tain large companies reduced prices
to drive out independent dairy
men and obtain monopolies.
Three major appropriation bills,
for equalization OF school benefits
and rural aid. and for support OF
state departments and eleemosy-
nary institutions. formally were
sent to conference committees for
adjustment Of differences. The
senate granted house requests for
conferences, made after rejection
Of senate amendment TO the bills.
Consideration Of the house gas
wastage bill. for which a substitute
had been drafted by Senator Clint
Small Of Amarillo, was scheduled
In the senate upon completion OF o
bill to permit joint trials Of de-
PENDANTS indicted for the same Of
Tense. Stiff opposition delayed
action on the latter bill. one Of q
series drafted by a senate crime
investigating committee to speed
criminal court procedure.
, 1935-04-24
City Briefs

Bring your old oil stove In and
trade for a new one. Brownsville
Hardware.-Adv.
Free Termite inspection. Phone
1400.-Adv.
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Puts Faith in League

Fr nifsd Prcer
Adds ABABA Abyssinia. Feb.
Il IL Abvssinia placed its faith
equally in the League # Nations
and It's army today as the govern
ment Indicated II would refuse to
comply with the demands Of Italy
for complete satisfaction" Tor an
alleged attack by tribesmen on an
Italian patrol.
The government was understood
10 intend.
!. To refuse n comply with
Italian demands on the ground that
1t had been guilty Of no aggression.
. To insist that the League Of
Nations council make italy obey the
councils request IN negotiate peace
ably a settlement Of the several
frontier Incidents that have brought
q crisis.
An official statement said that an
attack Of Jan. %. of which Italy
complained. was provoked by an
Italian band armed with machine
guns that attacked an Ethiopian
patrol near GerlOgubi after an air
plane reconnaissance.
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STOP BAD BREATH

Thousands of people afflicted with
bad breath find quick relief through
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The
pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are
taken for bad breath by all who
know.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels,
stimulating them to natural action,
and gently purifying the entire
system. They do that which danger
Gus calomel does without any of
the bad after effects.
Olive Tablets bring no gripping
pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ Edwards discovered the
formula after 20 years of practice
among patients afflicted with conSti-
patton with the attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound you will know them by
their olive color. Take one or two at
bedtime for a week and note the eff
feet 15c, SOC, Oc.-Advertisement.
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co-operated with other civic and pa
triotic organizations in Indianapolis
in observance Of National Defense
week.
Joseph Lutes. Twelfth District
commander, has urged the members
of all posts in this district to sup
port program for adequate ma
tional defense based upon the pro-
visions of the national defense act
of 1920.
The American Legion has always
stood for reasonable national de-
Tense determined by the nation S
need. 1t has never favored COM
petitive armament"
The pamphlet circulated by the
National Defense week committee
attacks schools and churches for
what the pamphlet calls "subver-
sion Of youth"
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ITALY ARMS AS
REUSED WOMEN
PRAY FOR PEACE
0UCe PreSideS Over War
Council, Nation Calm
0utWardIy.

b. Hfff PrrFs
ROME. Feb. 13-ItaHan women
Vent 70 church n prsv today while
their husbands and sons and sweet
hearts answered the call 70 the
col0rs Tor 4 possible punitive expe-
dition into Abyssinis.
There was no feminine enthusi-
asm Tor this little war.
Mobilization Of betEeen 5000 and
10000 men IN reinforce. Il neces-
ssrv. the colonial army of $4,000
proceeded silently and swiftly. There
was no outward sign Of troop move
meuts.
General calm prevailed after the
first burst OF Official resentment over
the alleged attack by Abyssinian
tribesmen on Italian native soldiers
In disputed territory on the Italian
SOmaliland frontier on the east
coast Of Africa.
The supreme defense commission
Is in session. with Premier BenitO
NlusSOlini as president. The Fascist
Grand Council VIII meet tomorrow.
The government awaited responses
20 It's demands on the Abyssinian
government. threatening to dispatch
an ultimatum II they were not met
completely, including a bareheaded
salute 70 the Italian flag. formal
apology for the attack. indemnity
Of perhaps 5000. 900. appointment
~ a mixed commission TO delimit
the frontier. and a guarantee by
Abvssinia that the frontier will be
respected.
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CITY PATRIOTIC
GROUPS join IN
DEFENSE WEEK
Stronger Army, Navy and
Air Forces Urged; MCNutt
to Speak.

A program calling for treaty
limit Army, a Navy second to none
and strong air forces for both is be-
ing pushed in Indianapolis this
week by the American Legion, the
Reserve officers Association and
other patriotic organizations in
their observation of National De-
Tense week.
The local committee in charge Of
the observance is composed Of Lieut..
Col. H. Weir Cook, World War ace;
Joseph Rand Beckett. an attorney.
and Paul E. Tomhaugh, a Legion
nsire.
Gov. Paul V. McNutt will give an
address on national defense at $50
tomorrow night over station WFBM.
Maj. j. H. Davidson, representing
the regular Army, will speak at 3:45
over station WKBF.
Persons representing the reserve
officers, the Legion and the Sons of
the American Revolution have made
radio speeches previously this week.
A statement issued by the defense
committee declares: THE Twelfth
District of the American Legion
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8EI5TI;1IH4M|
Saws Cardui Relieved Pain

For several years. when Just a
girl. 7 suffered severe pain and
took Cardui then with beneficial
results. writes Mrs. Blanche De-
Witt. Of Pocs. W. Va. Later IN life.
I suffered again ana sometimes
would have 10 20 20 bed. I knew
that I should take something for
this condition. Csrdui stopped all
this trouble that I had been having.
Il regulated me and I GO not have
any pain"
Build up with the help of Cardui
10 overcome functional pain. Thou
sands Of women testify Csrdui bene-
fited them. II IL does not benefit
YOU. consult a physician.-Adver-
tisemenE
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Trouble for Italy

Bv Trffsf Prose
CHICAGO. Feb. 13-Dr Wilfred
OsgOOd. geological curator of the
Field Museum Of Natural History,
thinks Premier Mussolini of italy
VIII have his hands full in a cam
paign against Abyssinia.
DR. OsgOOd whose expeditions
have led him through the African
country many times. met Emperor
Halle SelaSsie eight years ago on a
field expedition and participated in
a review Of the pOtentate'St rOOps-
They are the best guerilla fight
ers in the world" DR.. OSgOod said.
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WFDNE gDAY

~
50-Advsnturs hour fCBsl wABc.
shirisy Howard. songs MIC
R5chsstsr Civic orchestra GSBcl
WESR.
sfs--ssippvr fCBs, wABc.
Tom NIX fSBCi WEAF.
Anes In. orchsstraiis lNBCl wEAF.
s4s-Fea,urs CHS, wABc. wBBM
stamp Club tNBci WEAF.
s00-Bucx Rogers CHS wABc.
Education IN me News fNBci
EsEs cuEsts orchestra Nsc)
WEAF
sis-Bobsy R.nson and sunny Jim
M. ne usssf, KID NBcl wENR.
S 5o-Ners. Arlene Jackson. songs tNBcl
NsTs. Three K Sisters CNBcl
ne re SHADOW Chs wABc.
sss-Bnlv Bachelor. sketch fNBcl
oo-Amos n Andy rNBci VIZ
Mvrt 4 MsrEs CHS WABC.
JACK DsnnYs orchestra iNBCl
s.is-is EAf Plain Bill ,cBs, wABc.
Drama The Black Chamber
p IN - Echoes fNBcl WIZ.
7o-Rsd Dsvis MIC VIZ
BUCK Rogers tCBsl WBBM.
Richard whitney. Pres \. I. stock
Exchange lNBCi WEAF
-The O-Nsills'' fCBSl WABC.
s.fS-Uncie Ezras radio station tNBCl
Ds Ts Paradise CNBc, WIZ.
PosEs carter CHS WABC.
7-oO-Diane and her Life Saver fCBS)
Man 0Piokford and Company CNBcl
Penthouse nth Party-Jean Sargent.
-.,s-sE sesl q 2 III Nm Chs, wABc.S
: 50-Marshail.s Broadway Vanities
I SBS Ross sra and Log Cabin orchss-
WAYNE We rsS0 kings nfs' orchestra NBc)
s,oo-Frs s4f Allen. Town Hail Tonight
Andre Kostelanetz orehsstra. Lily
Pong soprano fCBS1 WABC.
20 600 Years in Sing SING fNBCl
s.so-BGras and Allen. Dolan's orchestra
John oR2' Charles Thomas. baritone
s.oO-Js SRo Pesfi:Psta Chaplin. songs
LoRRBardo & ROYAL Canadians
Elders sRs Hollywood News NBC1
s.i5-MSdsme sylvia NBcl WIZ. .nr
3 50-Meiodv Masterpieces fCBSi WABC.
10 .oo-Be sssIlS orchestra CHS, wABc.
Larv Sirv's orchestra tNBCl WEAE-
Hal kemDs VCneotid fNDNf HYS-'
10 Sous Arnheim's orchestra 'cBsl
WABC -
Duchin's orchestra fNBCl WEAF
jolly Coburns orchestra iNBCl
llsoo-GTcSo~- olsen's orchestra NBc)
Florence Richardson's orchestra
fNBCl VIZ.
Il -30-Sfan Myers orchestra fNBCl
WEAF .,~-
Geo Halls orchestra CHS WAPr
Pendarvis' orchestra fNBCl WIZ.
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REP. NAPIER ADDRESSES
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Former District Governor Appears
on Luncheon Program.

Rep John Napier DYER ID. Vim
CcnncSl. former district governor Of
Rotary. speaking at the Rotary Club
luncheon yesterday at the Claypool.
said that partisanship in the Cen
eral Assembly had been sidetracked,
with the welfare Of the state the
main objective of both parties.
Arrangements for the annual Ro-
tarv Ladies' Club Tuesday night
were announced.
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COMPLETES IS YEARS
IN TELEPHONE SERVICE
a. r. Cochran. Beech Grove, Is
Given Gold Emblem.

A gold emblem for IS years con-
unuOus service IN the telephone in
dustrv was awarded today 10 A. E
Cochran. 243 n i7th-av. Beech
Grove. a pay station teller for the
Indiana Bell Telephone q. His en-
tire quarter century Of service has
been spent in Indianapolis and he
has been a member Of the Tele-
phone Pioneers Of America since
1871
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Chest Colds

Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight them quickly. Creomulsion COM
bines helps n one. Powerful but
harmless. Pleasant to take. No mar
cotics. Your own druggist is author
lied to refund your money on the spot
if your cough or cold is not relieved
hr CrenmnIsinn -Adv.
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II .00-voice Of Experience (CBSl.
II.15-The Gumps Chs.
II .30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
2 90 Noor-Cleo Brown. pianist tCBS).
P NJ
I1.I5-NeTs
i9.i9-Bohemians.
II 45-Pat Kennedy and orchestra fCB5)
I -G0-Iittle French Princess fCBSl.
l.l5-Romance OF Helen Trent fCBSl
i.3O-Americsn School OF the Air fCBS)
2 -0O-Roadwavs OF Romance cos.
; OO-America's Little House fCBSl.
sl5-Salvation Army band fCBSJ.
.3O-Convention Hall lCBSl.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

7:30-Henrv Th.rJ & His Pure OIL or
cheStra.
7:45-smiiin7 Ed. Mcconnell.
s.00-Town Hall Tonight-vith Fred
Allen fNBCl
Decentralization" GUY Lombzrdo
and his ROYAL Canadians lNBCl.
10.00-To be announced.
10 .3o-Press Radio news
10.05-Croslev Zero hour.
10 .3O-Art Kassels dance orchestra fNBC)
li.00-GeorEe Olson's orchestra fNBC).
II .30-Esrl Burtnetts dance orchestra.
II .0O-Midnight-Mel Snyder dance or
chestra.
I.30-Moon River. organ and poems.
10Q-Sign of.
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FEB. 13, 1895

tration committee. Frank J. Gala
han, Indianapolis, is association
president. The arbitration group
group considered code violation
charges yesterday.
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Ice Meeting Opens

The Indiana Association OF Ice
Industries opened its two-day ses-
sions at the SEVERN today follow
ing meeting yesterday of its arbi-
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THURSDAY

A NJ
5 30-Top o. the Morning.
6.O0-The Nations Family Prayer period
6.15-MorninE Devotion
6:30-Rhvthm testers.
45-Arthur Chandler Jr. organist.
70O-B A. Rolfe and his orchestra
7 .30-Cheerio (NBC).
.00-Joe Emerson. HYMNS.
6.l5-Music BY Divano.
3 3o-Arthur Chandler Jr.. organist.
.40-Home Loan talk.
S:45-The Jacksons-comedv
9.0O-Federal Enameling announc -eI
q.O5-Flliott Brock-violinist.
9:15-Clara Lu n En- (NBC).
o.30-Livestock reports.
9.40-News flashes
9.45-Jack Berch and orchestra.
l0:00-GalaXy of Stars (NBCh
10 .15-Ouestions and Answers.
10 :30-United States Navy band tNBC).
10 5o-Time.
/ / :OO-Fields e. Hall CNBC).
and market reports.
/ .20-Livestock reports
il .3O-Nationai Farm and Home hour
(NBC).
u .3o-Johnnie Burkarth's dance orchestra
l2.45-Earl Burtnett's dance orchestra.
1:OO-Ohio School of the Air.
2.OO-Vic g. SADIE (NBC).
2.15-Ma Perkins CNBCD.
2:3O-"Dreams Come True"-Barry Nc
Kinley, songs (NBC!.
2:4S--Songs of the City. lNBCl.
lie Cameron, tenor baritone.
3:15-Betty & Bob-drama.
8 :3O-Mary Alcott. blues singer.
3.45-Life of Mary Sothern.
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At the Columbia Club
Three Evenings Each Week
February IS TO March 9

response to the rapidly growing interest in pinochle
this newspaper in cooperation with P. Hal Sims, noted
bridge and pinoche expert, has planned tournament
with $500 in cash prizes.
The winner of this tournament will not only capture
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OFFICIAL RWmH
- DI ANINS .foreuCe

Snr1 u
Card cosats,:Aiiss;:. Last Ia; III fPic 5%i0 10
w. 49, Cor deal; High e as
4: PLAdt eaIs. Hand cons cons-sTTh The 25th
Ten d deslt one at a time tr,;n = D.
card to be s' su.''' player. need sd.o not 1T
During Dur Fad or follow SU Of suit led
trump. Hisf 4Trurnped. After np nlT Of
wins. up ne has as a melda' % To1p1rponent
tck dEsEs and sIR leads for next second asd
After Talon IS rex Eek must not G on Z
pay suit, but mus lso card of suit
toLu o;T Holding no o,n IF # possible.
P Eed. player must trump ., ma,
Mr1Drsc E, sisnsa5 B1s ssst u
meld lex. eSSe and before dIa"I may b
e ing trlcK oe &C combination, NC Caro-
y Only 9f for each trick t "a awards
E. used in nnelo lnd on tricks. F1 I,s
X led or P Dix q OF truT anse i It /
holding 6 tssh Rlz trek . e5Sea1Rospp pom
rs Ge cannot make .S aTy may nay be relc
same same t Spade Marriage sspades
WIN WIN II so points \
~ tola ,s or 90 if not
g : CANE: 1000 Points ['svs wt to r
50 50 game shan 0e either through ?
: 10 10 count eOD or meld. .wo,
% 90 7; SG4 1sfp own point IT.. seG Their If
100 ; ssmes SS* they viii es slSn after ts
and sp designated by .co r.
90 TTnent M, ,nI,a9SSed in at dose Of 2l
- must oO U ANY erasureass n N Or
nelde s;t s Sc Scsrds must be ;r1His sd BY
OF SUI SUI on OF ooSf5cial and inltlAi0
. . Sied u tiu,S Of change
arriage No player sndh -. ~ sessi'
a as came during e.. nnless
second on oLe same opPonencs
70 make s s4rr1ucted by lou
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,,,ruop OF ELIMIN L., . ous

Me- ~ - preliminary OF 9 3
|. A session AZ viii consist o. Z
flying ro orV nlayer losing z Scion q y
games in any competition. W ~ y Il
IS out Of turtaae Games in any one ,+ % Il
ners of 2 or . sessions are ave. a1De II
the 8 pr;s pre-. without further Il
nn,rTalifying play. ...od 70 play in Il
. PLAYERS are pe5n1 1llTeiim in ses-
a. onIv one of the 3 pie'
sions. r;,ol Rounds: An
3. QH :ssT. must play IN a.. az Nv Tour
f GnaI s d9s, aSnti eliminated
namenr ,aNr te session T3l out Gto Of
a. A quaroT T,nes. Winners OF ou md
sist ct 9, o gsi in second s sss4 Session
5 will pay out of 5 in that S'9
wi win T3Isy II in third session. SON. on ac-
; 5. If any oyes lar numbers OF s COW nv
! count of iIr es; Eill be selectea, s TT
Z testan is ddaisscyTetion Of Tournament
It Manassr;r ,,,l Rounds: All ,. xi1-
" ners in third l+sT Seminal play;
v finals will en!et ~ Z games 70 a
d. Play will consist a5s Of Of 4 out of I In m
be session. n:.. ~ viii play Inn1,o96er Of
IDS first stio Se and 50 on vn m le of less.
yer winners is reu el;N rlay at time des esq
s so1 I. r IINb y Tournament eouired to
to- tUI nate e1 f6nalist being f eTery other
at 81 every ever, one game with -;e INNS great
lded hnalist: S0ne Of games in mas an,
1g est nuInoel Erst prize WHINE. a;T
Pe oc al Champion: I'll be likewlls
80 Ia fourth places VIZ Of any til
er of ANT tnerrnined. In s Sssef rst, secon
reach a1oong fnahsIs lace tieing co
POM third OF vii be required 70 par ssI1
testsint 81 w a basis Of3 out Oh , - !
osorne the 1' event Of disputes =.
during si In sns pertaining in any n tour
I each the pay ~: word of the l .99drnd
'ourna, ment. tne shan be conslde I[.s
re card Manager s sta must agFee
4 every and az e. decisions.
changes ABIDE OS M L. IL wears oil
resence No player ullu -rarobling perml
him A. adnlttenn:. These rue
in G;tnrsttrr,lctions. have have,
.b.n playing n .,,der the direction
ion with REss Sims, and SAs arr
S 50 m Official by him.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light COMPANY
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
4 00-Curtain Calls.
s-l5-Tea Time tunes
45-Dick Tracv tCBSl-
5-O0-VieUing the news
SfS-Wheeler Mission Shut Inns program.
5.s5-Orgsn interlude fCBSl.
555-NeWs
s.OO-stats EMPLOYMENT service.
s 05-Bohemlans.
-20-Legisature news
s 70-Buck Rogers fCBSl.
s45-Marion County Recreation bureau
speaker.
s 50-Bohemisns
7.i5-EdWin c. Hill CHS
30-Broqdwav Varieties fCBSl
s.O0-Iilv Pons and orchestra fCBSD.
830-Adventures Of Oracle Obs.
2 .O0-Jack Pearl tCBSl.
2 .30-COSsacss
945-Tin Pan Alley.
10 0O-Myrt and Marge lCBSl.
10 .20-Atop the Indiana roof.
II -45-Casa Rev orchestra.
y :00-Jscouss Rensrd orchestra fCB5).
II -30-George Hall orchestra tCBSl.
2-00-Niidnight-Sign or
THURSDAY
s 5O-Chuck Wagon.
00-Earlv Birds
s.OO-Sunnyside Up fCBSl.
s.45-Wsltz time iCBSl.
9.O0-NeWs
9.O5-Bluebirds fCBSl.
a-l5-Sketches in Melody
Q 5O-Jack Fulton orchestra fCBSl.
9.45-Mrs- Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
io.ooNMiikv way CCBs,.
1O.15-Academy Of Medicine fCBSl.
l0.30-Country Church Of Hollywood fCBSl.
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FINALS

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BUTTER CRACKERS
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the city championship but will the right to represent
the city in the national tournament with $1,000 grand
prize to be held at the Wadorf-Astoria Hotel in New
York, March lib
Every pnoche player urged to enter the city ourna
ment Fans from every section of the city have already
expressed their enthusiasm and the tournament promises
to be of the most interesting held here in years.
Whether you're recent convert to pinoche or an old
hand at the gamesend in your entry today! you win
the championship well and good If not you're sure to
enjoy the competition and have good time!
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