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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
SATURDAY

? II.
4.0o-Natlonal Ski championship CcBsl
TacRer's orchestra CNBcl wEAF.
4.lS-Edna OdeN contralto fNBC) WIZ.
4.3O-Our American Schools (NBC)
CTphsus Club Male Chorus CcBsl
Jesse Crawford Musical Diary
4.4s-Fase PS nS Facts (CBs) wABc.
500-Hsryard and University OF Hawaii
Frederic YIN. vile fCBsl wABO.
Jewish program (NBCl WIZ.
5:15-MesSner' S orchestra Chs WABC.
5.30-Bcnay Venuta. songs (CBSl.
News. Martha Mears. songs (NBC)
News: songfellows CNBC) WIZ.
5.45-Beauty program fCBSJ WABC.
Feature (NBC WEAF.
Master Builder program GJBC)
s:oo-soconyland sketches (cBsl wABC.
Religion in the News NBCl WEAF.
TITO Classique tNBCl WIZ.
e.l5-Whispering Jack Smith tNBC)
American Prosperity and World
Trade fNBCJ WIZ.
s:3o-outdoor Girl Beauty Parade CCBs)
MoTin sisters NBcl wEAF.
6.45-Grace HAYES songs tNBCl WIZ.
Sport Review Of the Air (NBC)
7:oo-YaTsity program CNBC) VIZ
Roxy and Gang CHS WABC.
SlgmunQ ROmDerg. William Lyon
Phelps fNBCl WEAF
7:30-Enric Madriggeras orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
7:45-Cartwheel. drama (CBS).
5.00--Andre KOstelanetZ and orchestra.
Richard Bonelh lCBSl WABC.
Radio City Party lNBC) WEAF
DELAYED Drop, drama (NBC) WIZ.
9:30-Al Jolson and guest artists (NBC)
WEAF
Barn dance CNBC) WIZ.
Himber's orchestra (CBSl WABC.
9.00-Song time in Tennessee (CBSl.
9:30-"Let's Dance three hours tNBC)
WEAF
Feature NBC) WIZ
9:45-Guy Lombardo and orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
10:o0-Glen Gray's orchestra fCBS) WABC.
Joe Rine'S orchestra tNBC) WIZ.
10 30-Paul Whitemans orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
Claude Hopkins orchestra (CBsl
WABC
11;00-Shandor. violinist: Irving Rose S
orchestra (NBCl WIZ
Orville Knapps orchestra (CBS)
II 3O-Ray Herbeck's orchestra CCBs)
WABC.
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I OTIS of reports from the wardens
L. this week but only a few to be
proud of. Still too cold and too wet.
Snow in some northern sections.
Here's what they say:
Lake County-The lakes are
slightly higher but clear, writes War
den Bartock. Bass, crappies, blue
gills and pickerel are biting fairly
well. Deep River and the Kankakee
are high and roily and fishing is
not so good.
From POrter-Warden Obermeyer
reports Flint, LOOMS, Wanhob, Long
and Canada Lakes high but clear
and crappies, bluegills and bass bit
ing fairly well. Some good catches
on Canada Lake on artif1cials. Salt
Greek, Deep River and Kankakee
high but some catches reported. Best
luck with worms and minnows.
LaPorte County lakes, creeks and
rivers are quite high, writes War
den Walker. A few bass taken from
Pine and Swede Lakes. Too cold
and rainy on the whole.
Carroll County streams beginning
to clear up. says Warden BOllnauve.
Deer Greek, Wildcat clearing and
the Tippecanoe still a little muddy.
Very few fish taken below the dam.
LAGRANGE lakes and streams clear
and about normal but little fishing
due to cold weather, writes Warden
Vending.
Shafer and Freeman Lakes are
clear, says Warden Roth. Should
be in fine shape for weekend if no
more rain. Some fishing below both
dams this week
CaSS and Miami-The Wabash,
Eel, Deer Greek, Pipe Greek, Rock
Greek and Twelve Mile Greek all in
good fishing condition and some
bass. redeyes and suckers are being
taken, reports Warden MCLEAN
MiSSiSsinewa in fair shape and a few
I catches nave been reported. Artifi-
cial bait has been scoring on Cicott
Lake.
( A LII st. Joseph and Elkhart
L N streams down to normal and
clear. writes Warden Downey. Some
good trout fishing in streams flowing
into the St. Joseph River. Suckers
moving in all streams.
I Marshall and Starke-FiShing poor
due TO rain and cold weather, re-
/ ports Warden Sloan. Lots Of sucker
/ fishermen on Tippecanoe and yell
low Rivers but few having any luck.
Many carp, gar and dogfish were
I seined from Bass Lake last week.
Fulton and Pulaski waters high
and muddy. fish not biting, writes
Warden Camblin.
From Whitley, Warden Mars
writes that lakes are near normal
but cold has slowed the fishing
though some nice bass have been
taken from Wilson, Troy. Cedar,
Blue. High. Cub and Big Lakes.
ArtnicialS working we'll
Noble and DeKalb Lakes high but
water in good shape. writes Warden
GroSSman. st. Joseph Lake is mud
dy. Large mouth hitting on Sylvan,
Round. Long and some Of the small
er lakes. Large and small mouth
biting in Elkhart River. Live bait
is best. Bluegills not hitting.
Huntington and Wabash streams
muddy but some bass have been
caught on minnowS. says Warden
Smith.
Morgan and JohnSon-Warden
. al
Big Wea. Sugar and Raccoon
Creeks. says Warden Johnson.
Wabash is muddy. Some nice bass
taken from Sugar on minnows.
Henry and Wayne-All lakes and
bayous in fine shape for weekend,
writes Warden Marksbury. Otter
Greek and The Wabash clearing.
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MEET FOR WOMEN'S
TITLE AT PINEHURST

BIZ Emitted Press
PINEHURST, N. c., April 13-
Charlotte Cutting Of East Orange,
N. j., today defended her women's
North-South golf championship
against Estelle Lawson Of Chapel
Hill, N. c., in the final round Of
the annual tournament.
Miss Cutting won her Semi-final
match, and l, over Helen Waring
of Pinehurst, yesterday, while Miss
Lawson eliminated Deborah Very
of Worcester, Mass, 2 and l.
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SOFTBALL NOTES

The indianapolis Democrats, last years
city softball champions, will workout to-
morrow morning at 10 at Willard Park.
Sturm night league. Democrats have
scheduled several Of the states strongest
aggre3ations.
Em-Roe Wednesday Softball League,
which will play games on Wednesdays at
$50. will meet at the Em-Roe store Mon
day at g. An opening remains in the
loop roster and any team wishing to join
is asked to send a representative.
All teams in the Em-Roe Sunday Soft
ball League which will play Sunday
afternoon games at 2:3O, are requested
to be represented at the Erl-Roe store
Monday night at g.
Longacre softbal team will work out
tomorrow afternoon at at Kansas and
Meridians-sts For information, call DreXel
30l2-W, after s p. m.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

5:0o-NBC-l WEAF) Jewish program.
7:0o-Columbia-R Roxy and his gang.
NBC-(WEAFl Sidmund Rom
berg: Society debutantes.
S.00-Columbia - Andre Kostelanetz'
orchestra; Richard Bonelli.
NBC-(WEAF) Radio City Party.
-CWEAF) AL Jolson and
Guest Artists.
(WEAFl Lets Dance
three hours.
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7.00-Amsteur hour iNBCl.
s .00-Melodious Silksl Strings lNBCl.
S 30-Walter Winchen fNBCl.
s 4S-CnbToken Melodies
2 0O-The Gibson Family lNBC).
10 00-News flashes
10 0S-OYer the Rhine
10 .30-Castle Farm orchestra.
il.00-Freddie BeTrenS dance orchestra
tNBCl
II 20-Paul Pendants orchestra fNBCl.
y 00-Midnight-IrvinE Rose orchestra.
A. NJ
y 2O-Moon River. organ and poems.
l.OO-Sign of.
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Times Radio Dial TwiSterS

5 .00-Showdown review. Fred Jacky con-
cert orchestra.
5.S0-HuEo Mariani orchestra and vo-
calists lNBCi.
6.00-Church on the Hill.
s .30-Joe Penner, comedian. Ozzie Nell
sons orchestra and Harriet Hill
lard tNBC).
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FETTE GETS ASSIGNMENT

By Times Special
Fl. WORTH. Ark, April 13-
Manager Marty HCAIanus indicated
today that Lou Fette Will pitch for
St. Paul in the Saints opening
American Association game at home
against Minneapolis Tuesday The
team departed this morning for an
exhibition game at Sioux City. Ia.
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Wehrle Sets
Golf Pace at
French Lick
Wisconsin Youth Scores 70
on First Round in Mid
West Amateur.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FRENCH LICK, Ind, April 13.-
Wilford Wehrle, 20, Racine, Wis, led
competitors into the second round
Of the annual Midwest amateur golf
championship here today with a
card Of 10 for the first 10 holes.
Russ Martin and George Dawson,
both of Chicago, followed closely
with IA and IS, respectively. Daw-
son, defending champion, shot IS
going out, but finished with 49,
Wehrle counted four brides but
was one over par on five holes. He
missed a hole-in-one by four inches
on the 18th, and sank 20-foot putt
on the 18th.
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A famous aria, Die Possente" from
Gounods Faust" will be featured BY
Metropolitan Opera. in his program with
the orchestra and chorus directed BY
Andre KoStelanetz to be broadcast over
WFBM and the Columbia network Satur-
day from TO $50 D. m.
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MONDAY

AN
5.3O-Top O. the Morning. Mccormick
hddlerS
s.OO-Nation's Family Prayer hour.
6l5-Morning devotion.
8 .30-MuSic by DiDano-
4S-Chandler chats and organ.
7.00-Phu Cooks note book lNBCl.
1-l5-American Family Robinson
7.3o-Cheerio iNBCl.
0e-Joe Emerson. hymns
6l5-MorninE houSewarmers.
830-WLW Mail bag
s,45-Don Carlos and his band Mutual
90O-Mary Alcott.
s:I5-Clara. Lu n En- iNBC).
9.30-Livestock reports.
9.40-News flashes.
945-Rex Griffith. tenor.
10 :0O-University OF Cincinnati. talk.
0.15-Questions and Answers Joe Rles.
l0.90-Melody Mixers tNBCl.
10 59-Time
II 0O-Spraving fruit trees
II .05-Miner's Children. drama
il:l5-River and market reports.
II 20-LiveStCck reports
IL 30-National Farm and Home hour
tNBCj.
u S0-virginia Lee and Sunshine (NBCl.
IL 45-Panted dreams MutuaU.
l.00-Ohio School Of the All.
20O-Vic and Sade lNBCl.
2l5-Ma Perkins fNBCl.
23O-'Dreams Come True" with Barry
Mckinley tNBCl.
245-EscourtS ouartette MUTUAL.
3 00-TiCker notes.
3.l0-ReX Griffith. tennor.
3.l5-Bettv and Bob. drama lNBC1.
3 .30-JOhn Barker. baritone and organ.
S45-Life Of Mary Sothern lNBCl.
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NOtre Dame Wins
as PiIney Singles
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 13-
Andy Pilney singled in the tenth
inning to score Vic Mettler, enabling
Notre Dame to nose out Ohio State,
to 3, in a baseball game yesterday.
The score:
Ohio State ........ l02 600 600 o. IL l
Notre Dame ...... 0l0 oil 900 L 3
Blue Montgomery and Moser; Themes
and Gaul.
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IRON Wells, Blackford and Jay,
Il Warden Hanlin reports the Wa
bash and Salamonie are clearing;
scattered reports of good crappie
and bass fishing in rivers and
ponds.
Delaware and Randolph streams
roily but may be in shape for the
weekend, writes Warden Imhoff.
Marion and Warden
Ehlers reports White River, Eagle
Greek, Fall Creek, White Lick and
Buck Greek all in fine shape.
Decatur and Rush-Warden Lacey
reports Muscatatuck clear, Big and
Little Flatrock, Clifty and Aliens
Lake all milky. Lake Mccoy muddy.
Sandcreek fishing no good due to
sewage from Greensburg while new
disposal plant is being built. Roy
West and John Robbins took an
pound large-mouth from Big
-Four reservoir. Three others weighed
DtlIeI lIldu 1OuT POUNDS.
Bass hitting in Sugar and Big and
Little Raccoon, writes Warden Hav-
el from Parke. Live bait best. The
Wabash is normal.
All Shelby streams clear and in
good shape if no more rain, writes
Warden Cassidy.
Harrison - Warden Harvey re-
ports Big Blue milky, fishing fair,
ditto for Big Indian, Buck Greek and
Little Blue in Crawford.
Bartholomew and Brown-Drift-
wood, Flatrock, Salt Greek and Sand
Greek all clear, writes Warden
Thompson. White River black and
in terrible shape from tannery pol
luton at Columbus.
Jennings and Ripley streams mud
dy, fishing poor, says Warden Mes
bitt
Same for Jefferson and Switzer-
land, says Warden Keregice.
KnoX-Warden c. Elliott reports
west fork of White in good shape,
main fork too milky: Busseran
Greek too high.
a Ii Putnam and Owen streams
I n clear and in fine shape. says
Warden Ketchem.
From Howard and Grant, Warden
Summers writes that streams and
pits are in fine shape, but few good
catches.
Wayne and Henry streams high
and cloudy, not much fishing, says
Warden Marksbury.
Morgan and JohnSon-Warden
Fulford reports White River clear,
fish biting fairly well. Sugar creek
cloudy, better by Sunday.
All Warren and Fountain streams
in good shape except the Wabash,
writes Warden Meredith.
White Water (weSt fork clear in
Franklin north of Metamora, says
Warden Mitchell. Other streams
muddy.
Davies and Martin streams clear
ing. should be fine for weekend,
writes Warden Bennett.
Union and Fayette-Warden Ged-
ding reports east fork of White
Water and Hannah Greek clear but
little fishing. Same for west fork
Of White Water.
The Wabash and Black are
muddy. little fishing, writes Warden
Hirsch from Vanderburg and
Posey.
Sullivan-Bluegills and craopies
hitting on flies and live bal. in
pits and ponds. says Warden Baxter.
Streams murky. fishing fair.
Warrick and Spencer-Warden
Phillips reports streams high and
muddy. some fishing in smaller lakes
and streams.
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730-MusicaI clock.
9 O0-Breakfast Club lSBC).
2 00-Hints TO Motorists.
2 05-Smackout lNBCl.
e.I5-Holman sisters tNBC1.
2 30-Breen and DeRose lNBCl.
9 45-Joe White lEBCl
i0.00-The Honeymooners tNBC).
lO.l5-Tony Wons NBCi.
10 3O-Melody Mixers fNBC).
II O0-MOrning melodies
N.l5-Inciana Workers for The Blind
program.
II 30-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P M
IL 3O-virginia Lee and Sunbeam (NBCl.
y 45-Happy Long.
u 55-Wonder news.
I .00-Revol''ing stage fNBC).
1.45-Mario CoZZi tNBCl.
2 -00-Aoier;t an melodies.
2.i5-Ma Perkins tNBCl.
2 30-Harrv BaSon
2.45-The Sizzlers lNBCl.
3 .OO-Woman's Radio review (NBCl.
3.30-Ken SDarnon Ensemble tNBC).
a:55-Talk-Mrs. Paul T. Hurt.
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Brizhtwood A. C. viii practice at Ellen
berger PARK tomorrow morning az ".
PLAYERS meet at dressing room at $50.
Tryouts are welcome
j. II. TAYLOR Transfers viii hold their
final practice az Garfield Park SUNDAY
morning at 10 Transfers Will cpen their
season April 81 against the southeastern
A For games. write Il f. wheel.
ITO South Easiest. or call DreXel 1908
so-Athic team viii work out at Christian
Park tomorrow az l D.. m. All players
notice.
Rushvine Merchants have orsanized for
the season and secured new uniforms.
Write M W. Wainrtght Rushyille. Ind.
An important meeting viii be. held
M9ndsy Store Rbcb the ma Smj4
present: East End MIX Co. z. C. Atkins
& Co. J. A. NJ. A.. Rose Tire Co. Midway
aeegs are urged to attend. as it will be
the last meeting before the drawing OF
diamonds.
Cord Piston Rings VIII work out to-
u fSe W IlieS 10 GSS' Hi Rider Cord Piston
Ring Co.. s79 Massachusetts-av. Indianap-
oils.
Ace Goals VIII practice at Garfield No.
tomorrow at p Giou ST., b S'1c
Hagen. Brenton and Powpaw report. Two
inhelders are wanted.
The 3Oth and Illinois Street Merchants
team will play in the Em-ROe Senior
League on Sunday afternoons. All former
wizard PLAYERS are requested 10 be on
hand for practice Sunday morning at 10
at Riverside No. J.
Irvington Merchants viii meet Drinks
Express Sunday at Ellenberger park. The
game will be called at 2;3O. Players re-
port at 1890.
Members Of the Glenn's Valley club are
requested 10 meet at the diamond for
practice game Sunday at 2. For games.
call Drexel 6840-W. or write r. r. ?, Box
rs. Greenwood. Ind.
All OAK Hill Flashes PLAYERS and trvouts
are urged 70 meet at the managerS home
chants at Bellaire diamond. 49th and Ar
Senal-av Flashes want u hear from state
clubs in regards 20 games in May and
June Write William z McCOrkhlu, 2306
Fernway-St, Indianapolis.
Drinks Inc. nine viii meet the Irving
ton Merchants Sunday at 2.30 at Ellen
berger Park.
Cooks Goldblume will workout today
and Sunday afternoon al Riverside No ?
All PLAYERS and trvOuts be on hand.
John MaSsing will have charge Of the
Centlivre nine this season. The team
will workout at Garfield Park today and
Sunday afternoon All last year players
and tryoutS notice.
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SUNDAY

A. N.
7.00-Tone pictures (NBC)
7.30-Church Forum Rev M Kidwell
8:0O-Coast-to-Coas on a bus (NBCl
Observation-Disclosures male quartet tNBCA
9;30-NationaI Federation Of Music Clubs
MIC.
l0.00-Cadle Tabernacle choir.
10:30-Samovar serenade fNBCl.
ll:00-Musical comedy. with Sam Hearn.
comedian (NBCl
II:30-Music Hall of the Air (NBC).
-Noon-Lutheran hour.
P. M
12:30-Musical Style show
1;00-Jacob Tarshish, The Lamp
Lighter"
1:30-Radio Theater (NBCl.
2:30-Penthouse Serenade with Don
Mario (NBC).
S:O0-Father Coughlin Radio League of
the Little Flower (WJR).
4.00-RoseS and Drums tNBCl.
4:30-HouSe by the Side of the Road
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Ace Goals VIII practice al Garfield No. l
tomorrow at D. m. Clouse, Bevers.
Hagen Brenton. and POWDaw report. Two
infielders are wanted
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The 30th and Illinois Street Merchants
team Will play in the Em-ROe Senior
League on Sunday afternoons. All former
Wizard PLAYERS are requested 10 be on
hand for practice Sunday morning at 10
al Riverside No g.
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Irvinrton Merchants will meet Drinks
Express Sunday at Elenberger park. The
game will be called at 2.30. Players re-
port at 1890.
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Cord Piston Rings VIII work out to-
state mines desiring Eames IN June and
JULY write 20 Bill Rider. Cord Piston
Ring Co.. s79 Massachusetts-av Indianap-
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Members Of the Glenn's Valley club are
requested 10 meet at the diamond for
practice game Sunday al 2. For games.
call Drexel 684O-W. or write r. R. ?. Box
IS Greenwood. Ind.
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MONDAY
WIRE (14OO) Indianapolis
lInuIanapOIls bTOaucabtIngl 1nC,J
SATURDAY

indianapolis brOaQCaSLlng, 1nC.J
SATURDAY
4:OO-Tommy fuckers orchestra CNBC).
4:30-Jesse Crawford (NBC).
500-Tom Coakley's orchestra (NBC).
5.30-Cecil and Sally.
5:45-To be announced.
6:00-Religion news tNBC).
6.15-To be announced.
6.45-Sports review.
7:OO-Phii Cooks Show Shop (NBc).
7:3o-Art JarrettS orchestra tNBC).
8.00-Saturday Jamboree (NBC).
8:3O-National Barn dance tNBC).
9.30-To be announced.
10:00-Joe RineS' orchestra (NBC).
i0:20-Jack Tillson's entertainers.
l0:45-Paul WhitemanS orchestra (NBC).
ii::08-Resgie childs orchestra CNBc).
11.30-Leo Zollo's orchestra (NBC).
1900 Mldnight-Sign of.
SUNDAY
8:O0-Rev Morris H. Coers.
8:9S-Aiden ne Ed iih3 iiNBci
9:00-The Southernaires (NBC).
9:30-National Federation of Music clubs
10:0o-Watch tower.
l0:I5-Walberg String ouartette (NBc).
10 30-CrvStal Melody hour.
11:3o-Radio City Music Hall on the Air
z O-Noon-American melodies.
u :30-National Youth Conference tNBCD.
1.00-The Olvmpians.
l:l5-MarShau PLAYERS.
1:30-Modern Melodies.
200-True Confessions.
2:15-Basoue ensemble (NBCl.
230-National Nespers tNBCl.
3:00-Jollv Coburn and his orchestra
3:3O-Tempie of Song (NBcl.
4:00-Sentinels Serenade (NBC).
4:50-Moods Musical
4:45-Velma Pattman.
455-Phonev Fairytales
5 00-Whistler and His Dog.
5:l5-Roger Bean.
5.30-AmateUr hour.
6.00-Jack Benny be-.
6:30-Fireside recital (NBC).
6:45-Wenden Hall (NBC).
7.00-Svmphony concert (NBC).
8:00-Tobe's Tobelogue.
8:l5-The Song Romancer.
s30-The Air Parade.
6:45-The Hawk.
9:00-Jewel Box Of Melody.
9.30-An American FireSide (NBCl
10.00-George Dufy's orchestra (NBC).
10 .30-Press Radio news (NBCl
10: 45-Stan Myers orchestra (NBCl
1l:00-Ralph Benefits orchestra tNBCl
l.30-Jimmle Garrigans orchestra (NBC)
MONDAY
A. NJ
6.30-Morning devotions
6:45-Tuneful Tick tocks.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati


P NJ
4.0c-Eddie Duchins dance orchestra
tNBC).
4:3O-Jesse Crawfords Musical diary
tNBC).
5:00-R. F. D. hour.
5.30-Irying Roses orchestra
545-The Sport Parade. Thornton Fischer
lNBC).
6:O0-Story Of the Constellation.
6:15-Csrl Freed's Harmonica band.
6:30-The Street Singer.
6.45-Barney's Rapps orchestra.
7.00-Sgmund Romberg and VIM. Lyon
Phelps fNBCl.
8:0O-Songs You Love to Hear. with
Rose hampton and Nat Shilkret S
orchestra tNBC).
6:30-National Barn dance (NBC).
9.30-Let's Dance, Benny Goodman. Kel
Murray and Xavier Cugat orches-
tras tNBCl.
l2:30-Irving Roses dance orchestra.
l2.45-Barney Rapp's dance orchestra.
l:00-Castle Farm dance orchestra.
1:30-Moon River, organ and poems
2:00-Sign of.
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All Oak Hill Flashes PLAYERS and trvouts
are urged 70 meet at the managers home
Sunday to work out with the 4Gth-st Mer-
chants al Bellaire diamond. 10th nd Ar
Senal-av. Flashes want n hear from state
clubs in regards 70 games in May ana
June Write William E McCorkhill, 23O6
FernWaV-St Indlanapols.
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Baseball

Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.
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so-Athic team viii work out az Christian
Park tomorrow az l D.. m. All players
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Rushville Merchants have ORGANIZED for
the season and secured new uniforms.
They desire games at home or away.
Write NJ. w. wainwright Rushvlle, Ind.
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Brizhtwood A. c. Will practice at Ellen
berger park tomorrow morning al 10.
PLAYERS meet at dressing room at $50.
Trvouts are welcome.
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Drinks Inc. nine viii meet the Irving
ton Merchants Sunday at 2.30 az Ellen
berger Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

J II. TAYLOR Transfers viii hold their
final practice a. Garfield Park SUNDAY
morning at 10 Transfers will cpen their
season April q against the Southeastern
A. c For games write u. F Wlncel.
lil0 south East-st. or call DreNel lO03.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

A. NJ.
6:30-Morning devotions.
6:45-Tuneful Tick tocks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

Cooks Goldblume will workout today
and Sunday afternoon at Riverside No. ,.
All players and tryOuts be on hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

John MaSSing will have charge Of the
Centlivre nine this season. The team
will workout az Garfield Park today and
Sunday afternoon. All last year players
and tryOuts notice.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-:A Midsummer Nights S
Dream" at 2:30 and $50 pm.
Belasco-"Passing of the Third
Floor Back" at 1911, 2:11, All, GIL,
Bill and 10:11 pm.
Loew's Fox-"I Live My Life" al
10:45 am. 1:35, AIS, 6:55 and $50
pm. Stage shows at 1890, 3:25, SOS
and S:45 pm.
Earle-"Dr. Socrates" at II am,
lao. 4:35, 7:2O and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 12:40, $50, $40 and pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Return OF
Peter Grimm" at 1915, 2:39. 5:03,
1927 and 9:51 pm. March of
and 9:27 pm
Palace-"Big Broadcast of 1885," al
11:55 am, 2::25, S, 7::30 and 10 pm.
Columbia-"Charlie Chan in Shang-
hal" at 11:15 am, /, $50, 4:35, 6:25,
8:15 and 10 pm.
"Shipmates Forever
at 1885 am, 1:55, 4:20, Gas and
9:10 pm.
Tivoli-"Top Hat" at 2, 3:45, 5:35,
7:25 and 9:15 pm.
Ambassador-"Dr. Socrates" at
6:l5, and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Les Miserables," at 10:1o
am, 1929, 2:40, 4:5l, 1908 and
9:14 pm.
Gayety-"Dee Dee Dollies," at II
noon, 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
Howard-"Harmony Lane" at 1890
$50, 7:05 and 1910 pm. Stage shows
at 2:30, $50 and 9:10 pm.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

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