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AT HIALEAH PARK

First Race $4,000; allowances: 2-year-
olds; three furlongSl -Clapping Jane, 10;
Grog. 49, Armful. liz; Free Spirit,
Neds Affinity ii2' fajsnark, lis.
Wheatley Stable entry.
Second Race $1,000: claiming: s-yea--
olds and IN; six urlongsl-Ladheld. ll6;
Civil War. 81; Speedy. Skippy, l03; Mad
Beth, 81; xCurrants, 81; Merrily on, no.
Fate. 100 Penncote. iOs: Flint Shot, IO2;
Biography, 1O2; West Main. lo7
Third Race $4,000: the Hollywood Purse;
3-year-olds; seven furlongs l-Good Har-
vest. 10: Chief Mourner. LOG; Marching
Home, 107; Black Birder, lO3; Cubist. ITO;
Corinne Daley. l05; ,Hasty Glance llS;
Pocket, l07; Abner. LOG; Thruster, liz;
Phildia. lOS.
Fourth Race $4,000: claiming handicap;
miles DChrysmute. 1O6: calsang Froid,
lO7; sun Monk. liz; Taunton, 1917; Chast-
ity. l04; Brindle. %; (alGrainger, los.
Howe Stable entry.
Fifth Race Cs25Oo added; the Miami
Beach Handicap; 3-year-olds an up; one
Larranage. 100; Hug Again. lo6; 'vergold,
40. "a Howard. Ito; Thurst, :. 10l /;
"a New Deahs III; Bold Lover. 1903; March,
laIJ NJ. Parrish entry
Sixth Race $4,000; claiming; 4-year-olds
and up: one and three-siXteenth miles on
the turfl-xShot And Shell. Ill; xCousin
l07: Just American. 107; xFlying Dere.
SO: xSOund Money, 1l3.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Agar
oldS and up. one and one-eighth miles,
Stone Martin. Ill: XStarfire. l01; Keep
out. III; xInfinitate 100: xHaggerson. 109;
Guapito, III; XWar Pledge, l07; Wise Ad-
vocate. III: Hoops. Ill; Major General,
ia xGolden Way. i12.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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HunSinger Is Named
Coach at Niagara u.
RuTnited Pres,

By United Press
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Feb. O.
Edward J. Hunsinger. for the last
two years assistant coach at Ford
ham, has been appointed head
football coach at Niagara University.
Hunsinger is a graduate of Notre
Dame. He succeeds Shell Hecker.
Before going to Fordham Hunsinger
was assistant coach ct Villanova.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Licenses

decorator. and Mabel Harries. IS. OF IlI4
Calhoun-st. saieswoman.
Herman Silcox 81, of 429iz McCartv-
Concord-st housekeeper.
Floyd Spears. 80. of 90 W Michigan
st bartender. and Marie White 80. OF %
w. Michigan-st housekeeper.
Issdore Lovinger. 20. OF 1922 Park-av,
salesman, and Anna Schoenbrun. 90 of
1922 Park-av. commercial artist.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS

First Race Cs4OO; claiming; 4-year-olds
ana up; SIX fqr ns ngTSILXSGTsttan, HI IL
Kings Minstrel, Ii6; xRoyal Purchase, los
xCeliba. l06; xMueller, Ill.
Second Race $500; claiming; s-yeag-
xSaxon queen. lO4; Little Ina. 100; Rag
awood. III; Scotland Judge, ia; Jacque-
line D.. 100: Viper. ia; Pish Tush. ia;
Fnaha l9g R Rgbf su Tins 1Ss
xThistle Alma, l04; xLeo B.. l09; Aunt
Marie. 100.
Third Race ts4OO: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles :
Rr 4 L s c car FFnf u.s. EeRg 2 Mq
News. II2 Lazy Mary. l07: Trotwood. 10;
Oaten. 1l2; Brookhattan. 112; Polycron.
Time. i67; Black Flash, l67; Monkey
Shine. 1l2.
Fourth Race Cs4Oo; claiming: 4-yesaarT-
Runy Bean, lOs;. Polly Diskin. Iol: xJudge
Durham: log: miss Upset lol xPr 13!!6
l0s; Dusky Lass. LOG; Pompeia, lo4; Polly.,s
Folly, l96: MorVlm. 104; Yarnalton. 1dS:
xJack Murphy lOs.
Fifth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl French knight,
XFreSh Air. liz: xSugar Jar, 1l2; xFull
Tilt, ll2; MATURE. 10S; Marie Jean, l0S;
Nights End. 10.
Sixth Race $500: the Jack Dempsey
Memorial handicap; 3-vear-olds and up.
six furlongsl -Scythe l0s: Our Mae, los;
Incandescent l06: Irene's Bob, 1872: South
land Duke. los. Impunity. LOG.
Seventh Race $500; claiming: 4-yea1r r
ol6s and up; one milel-xDutchy, no.
xSorcery. 1l2: xBokie B. lo7: xBoliniy.
ll2; Dauntless Miss. ITO; xSergeant Hill,
ll2. xSmooth. ll2; xTwo Brooms. ITO;
Almadel Jr.. us.
Eighth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; one and one-auarter miles =
XDonie Ill: Shirley May. los; xPrate, los;
XBourbon Prince. III, Blind Hills, ITO;
Old Cally. 10; Nuke Connell, Ill. Pom
patio ZIG: XFlanude. l06; Luke Commoner.
1l6. David W, ITO; XLionhearted, III;
Brown Admiral. lie. XMonoele, Ill.
Ninth Race (Substitute; s400 claiming
4-yesr-olos and up; six furlonss Maxi
mum. li2; Mokan. 1l2: Gulfelano. III,
Blue John. li2; Big Blue. ia; Santa Cruz.
lOT: Observation. i07; Normahal. 107; Ar
row. ii2: Skirl ll2: Patricia c., l07;
Squeeze Play Il2: Actuarius, ll2: Lady
Emily. i07: Witharral. ll2; Bismarck, liz;
Oderic. ll2; Fourcsin. lOT.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track. fast
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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Births

Robert and Rosamond Layton. 1915
BrookSide.
James and Martha Lawler. Methodist
Hospital
Thomas and Dorothy Neel Methodist
Hospital
Roy and Helen Davis. Methodist Hos
pital.
Robert and Rose Kidwell. Methodist
Hospital
Harold and Margaret Gibson. Methodist
Hospital
Elmer and Ursel Sommer. Methodist
Hospital
B. B. and Louise Berry. 3547 Graceland.
Roy and Gertrude Wikof BAT N. Holmes.
Girls
Johnny and Dorothy Collins. Methodist
Hospital.
Walter. and Laura Rasmussen. Method
list Hospital.
William and Medora Haase, Methodist
Hospital.
Charles and Mildred Petraitis. 1855
King.
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The South Side Buddies defeated the S..
night in the ST. Philip gym. WampIer.
with 10 points. and Plummer with u
points. were outstanding for the winners
while Feeney collected Is points for the
losers. Tuesday night at the Buddies
will play the Zion Evangelicals az the Zion
gym. For games write Leo OStermeyer at
245 South State-av. Calvary Cubs and
Little Giants notice
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Ball State Drops
Close Cage TussLe
By Tim e SpecinI

By Times Special
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. a.
Western State Teachers College
came from behind to defeat Ball
State of Muncie. Ind, in basket
bali encounter here last night, 90
to "a.
Ball State led, 10 to II, at the
half, but succumbed to d late West
ern State rally. Summary:
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No Garden? Governor
Refuses New Mansion
Second Public Building in Indianapolis Failed to
Suit Executive, History Survey Shows.
BY TRISTRAM COFFIN
Times stan Writer

public construction little town named Indianapolis
middle of dense forest nlns
governors mansion in which the Gov
ernor refused live. ,. W..
This one of many interesting contained in the Indiana HIS
toca Society report on Early Architects and Builders OF INDIANA
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Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

The Cooks Goldblunes again set
a new seasons city record for team
totals when they pounded out their
tenth BOO series of the 1934-35 cam
pangn during the Fountain Square
Recreation League session at the
Fountain Alleys last night. They
betered their former top total of
3189, posted in the same league two
weeks ago, with a 1896 from games
of 1912, 1913 and HOG. Last nights
huge count brought the Cookmen's
average for the season in the Foun-
tain Loop to 998.
Leading the Beermen's assault on
the naples was John Fehr, who
connected for his first TOO of the
present season during last nights
pastiming. With IA 600'S following
his name in the Fountain loop, Fehr
finally reached his 700 goal with a
706, games of 24O, 1919 and 267 max
ing possible this count, the best in
the city last night.
Three other members of the Gold
blume team were over the 600 line,
Lee Carmin totaling 666, Jess
Pritchett Sr., 638, and Eddie STRIFE
beck, a GA. Inasmuch as the OPP
ponents of the Cookmen, the DIX
Gasoline five, were unable to put
in an appearance because of illness
Of members of the squad, they were
without opposition in last nights
games.
The Falls City Hi-Brus also were
in scoring mood, and, with four
members turning in honor counts,
they totaled 1896 to win three games
over the Weber Milk Co. Games Of
I'LL, 1914 and 961 gained the Hi
BruS their tremendous count. Their
quartet of heavy hitters we're Jack
Hunt, with $40, Charlie Cray, with
500, Bud Argus with 629, and Tom
Quill, with 608. A trio of the Weber
ties were also in the honor class,
Hank Shriver having a 623, Roy
HaiSlup, a 613, and Dick Nordholt
612.
The Coca -Colas, led by Ed Steven
sons 653, and $50 from Phil Bisesi
took two to one decision over the
Indianapolis Toilet Supply Co., who
had as their leading individual Arch
HeiSS, with 600 The Fox Jail House
aggregation, with no 600 shooters in
their lineup, grabbed a pair of vic
tories at the expense of the Polar
Ice and Fuel team. Raymond Fox's
500 was the best series for the Jail
Housers, while Nan Schott's Gil
topped the scoring of the Polars.
The seven teams who took to the
= ng last nights play car
rieu : -4Jor average of CTS, and
new record might have been set if
the DIX team had been able to take
its regular turn, as these boys pack
real wallop and are usually good
for some fancy scoring. AS it was,
it was a splendid windup of a week
of mediocre scoring.
The fast Washington League. performing
weekly on the Illinois Alleys, presented a
quintet Of 500 totals during last nights
the best OF the five. Games of 235 223
and 236 gave him his top count, which
was also good for the city-wide runnerup
lIOAOlo. OJu6r HOlOT counts came from
Dad Hanna, who had 644: Tom Cas-
Henry Bunch with Sol.
Team scoring was at low ebb during
the evening, no 5000 toals or 1000 single
fers Berghof Beers and Wooden Shoe
Beers scored shutout victories over their
opponents who were Indianapolis Paint
ana Color Co. Hoosier Opticals and
Two to one decisions went to the Cap
itol Ice, Marott Shoe Co. and Schmitt
Insurance over the Coca-Coas. Leonard
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TWO BOUTS SAME NIGHT
By Times Special

NEWARK, o., Feb. bob No
yak, Cleveland wrestler, threw two
mat opponents on the same card
last night. Novak pinned Bill Jack
son, Flint, Mich, in Is minutes in
the main event. When Merle Lol-
by failed to appear. the Cleveland
mailman engaged Bob Copeland,
Portsmouth, and finished him in 35
minutes.
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Race Entries
Today
AT ALAMO DOWNS

SIX ' far IcSGs SyE an Emblem is
Haps Bov. ll3: xLeft over. III: xEarth
7h s Eoay va Ma nL' io5 Esg goa i9 f I5
Second Race $500: claiming; 4-vear-
olds and up: FIVE and one.-h;a,l1 fur,.SoIngs11-
TLa sale 10: Interruption, los: Broad
moor. us; xDr. LOUIS Hannah. i idd9;
AWayWard Lad. 10; xHigh Tex lOo'
xIinneQua. lO3.
and up: six furlongsl -xPaper Profits. lol;
Kite, III: Hawk Moth. los; Rockhurst,
10; xBaidy. l04; xVriled. l0e; xSnooeedo,
1906 Fast Move. liz, zPolyo's Pride. los;
Betty Wee, l05; xOlo Badly. ll3; xLuna
Mica. 100.
Fourth Race 5000; handicap. 4-yea .
o9s aea Ts and 49, flashing thur
1917 Martin Barton. los. Lord Tournament
100. Bedight. l07.
Fifth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and uu- one and one-slXteenth niles -
martial Music. 90. Crowned Head, Ill;
lanes Boy 1 iga F0pg 1 The f snqeT io9
Senator Nike. iOl; xVin NOR. lo2.
and up; mile and 40 yardsl-Glynson, l05;
Good Scout 10: Norman D. ITO: "a Sand
Wrack. lO6; Pharatme. lis; Bif. 100;
Snaplock l08. Zenka. l07: Countess Ann
s5: lblcle Dor. lo5: Ny Dandy. III:
"a Money Getter l07.
taIThree DIS stock Farm entry.
tblG G.. F. Schrelner entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming 4-year-
olds and Up: enc and one-sixteenth miles
-Thorese Girl. Jos: Ben Minturn. loa;
xTannery, Ill; Silver Sun. l08; Dana
scene. lf6; XOf DUTY. 100; xMint De Mic.
l02: Bacardi Sweep. ia: xKissie. 80;
southard ll6; xMynah. 108; xIrish Image.
107.
Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
Olds and up; one and one-fourth miles =
xPlucky Lady. go: Omareen 1903; xBaby
Wrack. 1902: xAmable. 80; xDaudet. III:
xKranella. l02; xStrappy, 1903; Three. 96;
Galahad. 1903; xIndian Boy. 103: xLinmar.
l03. XLemon. 100.
Ninth Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up two miles, -yTruXton. 80; xSam
Pass. 90; xUnravel "a: Distress signal,
lO4: Double Dase. ie9; xBeau Bon. los:
Waving Star. los; - xial. Ill.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: trscs, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Plumbing Permits

Charles stolte. 1881 E. Washington. 80
fixtures.
Geo Rottman. 1883 N. New Jersey, four
fixtures
L. Heckelsberg, 1906 E. Washington, two
fixtures.
D. Pierce, $3.50 Bellefontaine, one fixture.
Geo. Conrad. Pershing and w. 10th. two
Geo Slick, SOL N. East. SO fixtures.
Harry Mccain. 126 W. 18th, three fix
lures
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BROOKLYN. N. Y, Feb. 3.-The
signed contract Of Harvey Green,
right-handed recruit pitcher, was re-
ceived yesterday by the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
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AT SANTA ANITA

FIRST. Race $500: allowances; 2-year-
olds: three furlongsl Ia Rotterdam. l06.
Forced Landing los: Blind Blarney. ITO;
Rich Strike. io7: Cssabay Wood. ll4;
"a Totness. III; Billie Bane, 10; Retired.
lol: PlucSy Jack. los. tol LotofuS lOI;
Malice. los: (blLoTd Gallant. ia.
Pasadena Stable entry.
To- Milky Way Farm and Patricia Mars
Furst entry.
Second Race $500; claiming; 4-yesr -olds
and VI; one and one-siXteentn miles,
judge Austin. 10: Xingu. los: Boa Mola.
ITO: xProud Hills los: Business Man. ITO;
Warning los: San Ramon Ill.
Third Race 5000: claiming: 4-year-olds
and up two mllesl-Len Helker. lol; Dis
geller III: Rock Cargo, 1903. DURANGO. los;
iOS: cullocen. rs
Fourth Race $500: claiming: s-year-
olcs. one milel-Johnnie Nuckols. III.
Hish Man. lo7: Pslssa. i02: Vanita. i07:
Kent, l04' Glocazz. i0T; Collector Al. l04:
Fifth Race $500: allowances; Swear
olds: one mile Time Flight. ia;
"a South Gallant. los; san Luis Rev. ia;
"a Gala Clay, lo8: Ann C'Ruley. 100;
World Series. los: Toro Flight. los.
talMilky Way Farm entry.
sixth Race $4,000; handicap: s-ytar-olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles
iel The Darb. III: (dlFaireno. III:
lelJaboot, lo9; Big Beau. LOG; felFleam.
I02; sabGood Goods. los; Mate, 100:
taJokApi. l0s; lh)Riskulus. ios; (c)Top
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Row, 1903: sarada, 1o7: wacoche. 90: Ted
CLARK, LOG; Mr.. Khayyam. III; BisSagos,
"a: Time Supply. 40; Azucar III.
lBrookmeade Stable entry.
ID Northway Stable entry.
tclA A. Baroni entry.
t6l Belsir Stud entry.
(e)C. V. Whitney entry.
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At Santa Anitd-
One Best-Whereaway
1. Milky Way Entry, Rich Strike,
Blind Barney.
2. Judge Austin, Parawick, Busi-
ness man.
3. Culloden, Dispeller, Bell Man
4. Kent, Glodazz, Palasa.
5. Time Flight, South Gallant
Toro Flight.
6. Time Supply, Riskulus, Tee
Clark.
7. Whereaway, Indiantown, Spic-
son.
8. Cold Water, Respect, Arson.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. M
4:00-Eddie Duchin's dance orchestra.
4:15-Stamp Club of the Air-Tim Healy.
4:30-Jesse Crawford's musical diary
4:45-Ranch Boys Cowboy trio (NBc).
5:00-R. F. D. hour, Boss Johnston &
McCormick's Fiddlers.
5:30-Bob NeWhall.
5.45-The Briggs sport Parade. with
Thornton Fisher (NBC).
6:00-Chemistry of Photography, DR.. Saul
B. Arenson.
6:15-Ffrris Nursery Virginia Marucci
orchestra and Bailey Axton tenor.
6:30-Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer.
6:45-"The Wayne Family" (NBC).
7:00-Sigmund Romberg and VIM. Lyon
Phelps lNBC).
s:O0-Billy Hillpot and scrappy Lambert
(NBC).
s:3o-"Gibson Family" Musical comedy
(NBC).
9:30-Let's dance, Benny Goodman, Kel
Murray and Xavier Cugat.
A. M.
12:30-Mel Snyder's dance orchestra.
1:00-Jack Spriggs dance orchestra
1:30-Moon River, organ and poems
2:00-Sign of.
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At Fair Grounds
One Best-POmpatic

AL T UT UTOWUUS--
One Best-POmpatic
/. Mueller, Grattan, Kings Min
strel
2. Edith Walker, Jacqueline D.,
Pish Tush.
3. Oaten, Brookhattan, Bad News.
4. Runy Bean, Mentality, News
Hawk.
5. Hammel, Marie Jean, Full Tilt.
6. Irene's Bob, Our Mae, Scythe.
7. Smooth, Dutchy, Almadel Jr.
8. Pompatic, Blind Hills, Luke
Council.
9. Normahal, Squeeze Play, Mokan.
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Due 20 late cancellation. the Plain
field Commercials are without a game for
tomorrow For a game, call H. A. Hess
Ter, phone l35 at Plainheld. between 6
and D. m.
The Beech Grove FERA nosed out West
Washington Street II E. in an overtime
at Beech Grove Thursday night. 1924
Haeist and Tempilin starred for the
VlctOrs.
The Memorial Scabookies beat the Tar
tans, 500. The Bombers. who played in
the curtain-raiSer, desire tits for next
Monday and Tuesday and viii furnish
the floor.
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M0NnAX


A. M.
6:30-Morning devotions.
6:45-Temple Of the Air.
7:O0-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
7:30-Musical clock.
8:00-Breakfast club (NBC).
$4,000 On the Air
9:O0-Josephine Gibson (NBCl.
10:00-Navy Band hour of memories
(NBC).
11:Oo-Fields and Hall (NBC).
11:15-To be announced.
1880 Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P. NJ.
12:30-Words and Music (NBCl.
12:45-Happy Long.
1:00-ReVolving Stage (NBC).
1:45-Igor CORN (NBC).
2:00-American melodies
2:15-Ma Perkins tNBC.
2:30-Cecil and Sally.
2:45-John Martin Story hour (NBC).
3:00-Woman's Radio review (NBCO.
3:30-Ken Sparnon ensemble (NBC).
3:45-Jules Lande ensemble (NBC).
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Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

The Brghtwood Bows Club. IN the
All ~ "a e.. sIOstCs1 ne GsK
and Corey starred for the BOYS Club
while Giles looked best for the losers
BOYS Club phone Cherry O403 and ask
for Faycz- ST. Philips. st. JOsephs and
South Side Buddies notice.
The s. Joseph's quintet defeated the
ArtlerYmcn. 23-l9. J. English scored II
points for the winners.
Close scores featured the Industrial
League session ~ the Broadway gym. Re
suits
Wayne Park, %: thinner Paper. 2s.
philips s.. "a; Kresges. %.
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SUNDAY


a. NJ
s:OO-Rev. Morris n. Coers.
8.30-PeerIess TITO tNBCl.
S.45--Aiden Edkins (NBC).
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Cards, In Memoriams

REYNOLDS-W wish to extend sincere
thanks and appreciation for many kind
nesSes and floral offerings from our many
friends during the death OF our son and
brother. DUDLEY P REYNOLDS We
also thank the Sullivan Auto Sales Co..
for the cars and assistance rendered by
them. Special thanks to the Rev Nr.
Hunt and singers. also Mr.. Wilson fu-
neral director FAMILY
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SUNDAY

A. M.
7:3O-Morning melodies.
7:50-Solving today'S problems.
8:00-Sunday at Aunt Susans tCBS).
9:00-Jake'S Entertainers.
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
1O:30-Salt Lake Tabernacle choir and
organ (CBS).
11:3o-Tifo GUITARS Serenade (CBSl.
11:45-Labor and the New Deal (CBSl.
Il: O0-Noon-Church of the Air (CBS).
P. M.
12:30-Little Jack Little orchestra tCBSl.
12.45-Pat Kennedy with Art kaSseu or
chestra (CBSl.
1:O0-Lazy Dan (CBS).
l:30-Hammerstein' Music Hall (CSS).
2:00-Philharmonic-Sy Symphony C o e r
4:oo-open house (CBs).
4:30-Tea shop (CBSJ.
5:O0-NationaI amateur night fCBS).
5:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell lCBS).
5:45-Voice of Experience (CBSl.
6:00-Alexander Woollcott (CBS).
6:30-Wil Rogers (CBSl.
7:00-Eddie Cantor tCBSl.
7:3O-Club Romance (CBS)
S:00-Ford Sunday evening hour lCBSJ.
9:00-Wayne King orchestra (CBS).
9:30-CharleS Hacket and ArtlSts.
10:00-Message from Gov. McNutt.
l0:l5-Arop the Indiana Roof.
l0:30-Wheeler Mission program.
ll:0O-Tally-ho Club orchestra.
l1:15-Gus Arnheim orchestra (CRSt.
ll:30-Frank Daley orchestra tCBS).
O-Midnight-Sign of,
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WKBF (14OOl IndianapoIi!
Indianapolis BroadcaStIng, Inc.
SATURDAY

P NJ.
4:26-Musical interlude.
4:30-JesSe Crawford's Musical diary
(NBC).
5:00-HeadlineS.
5:05-Kaltenmeyer' Kindergarten (NBCl.
5:3O-PresS Radio news (NBSl.
5:35-The Ranch Bows lNBCl.
5:45-The Master Builder tNBC).
6:OO-Relgion news fNBCl.
6:I5-Henry Kings orchestra.
6.3o-Saturdav Jamboree tNBCl.
6.4s-SportS review.
7:OO-Phil Cooks show shop.
7.20-Grace HAYES lNBCl.
7:30-George Olsen's orchestra (NBCl.
s.O0-Musicai Cocktail.
s.O5-Len Riley's Sport Album.
8.15-Happy Long.
s:30-National barn dance fNBCl.
e:30-Emil Coleman's orchestra (NBCl.
lO:00-Dorsey Brothers orchestra !NBCl.
10.30-Charlie Davis orchestra lNBCJ.
ll.00-Lary Siry's orchestra tNBCl.
li.3O-Hal Kemp's orchestra (NBC).
70 .00-Midnirht-Sign of.
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2. NJ. -.
4:00-Little Jack Little orchestra (CBSl
4:15-Tea Time tunes.
4:45-Between the Bookends (CBS).
5:00-Lilac Time (CBS).
5:30-Eddie DooleYS sport talk tCBS).
5:45-Organ 1nterlude (CBS).
5:55-NeWS (CBS).
6:00-Kurkdjie ensemble (CBSl.
6:15-Church choir.
6:3O-Louie Panico orchestra tCBS).
7:00-RoXy'S revue tCBSl.
7:45-Musical revue (CBSl.
8:00-Musical program (CBS).
S:3O-Champions (CBSl.
9:OO-Wanamaker Mile (CBSl.
9:l5-William A. Brady (CBS).
9:30-Law for the Leymans.
9:45-Charles Copeland.
1O:OO-Louie Lowe orchestra.
1O:3O-Atop the Indiana roof.
10:45-Tally-ho Club orchestra.
II :00-Cab Galloway orchestra CCBSls
I1:l5-Arthur Warren orchestra (CBSl.
II: 30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
11:45-Joe HAYNES orchestra tCBSl.
- :O0-Midnight-Sign off.
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9:0o-The Southernaires (NBCl.
9:30-1O1 Mems Bible Glass.
10 :00-WatchtoWer.
10:15-Walberg Brown string quartet
1O:3o-Crystai Melody hour
1l:30-Radio City Music Hall on the Air
1900 Noon0American melodies.
P. M.
u 30-Jewel Box of Melody.
1:00-The Poet Prince (NBC).
1:15-Marshau Players.
1:30-Modern Melodies.
2:00-Newspaper adventures.
2.15-To be announced.
2:30-Sunday Vespers (NBC).
3:00-Continental Varieties (NBC).
3:3G-Morton Downey (NBCO.
4:O0-Sentinels Serenade (NBC).
4:So-The House by the Side of the
5:00-Catholic hour (NBC).
5:30-The Clock Turns Back.
5:35-Len Riley's sport album.
5:45-The Origin of Superstition.
6:00-Jack Benny (NBC).
6:30-American Radiator Musical inter-
Jude (NBC).
6:45-Wendell Hall (NBC).
7:00-General Motors Symphony concert
8:00-Salutes Industry.
9:OO-Jane Froman and Modern choir
9:so-K sNH ~ cNBo).
10:00-Henry Kings orchestra (NBC).
10;30-Press Radio news (NBC).
11:0o-Abe Lyman's orchestra (NBCl.
II :30-Henry. Gendrons orchestra (NBC).
1900 Midnight-Sign of.
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NOONE'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
Days Best-Grog.
Best Long Shot-Oaten.
Best Parlay-Mueller and Hasty Glance.
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ZAISER, LIE NOIR EDWARD-Beloved son
OF William H. and Edith Zaiser. passed
away Monday morning, Jan. %. at Los
Angeles. Cal. Funeral Saturday at
p. m. az parents residence, 6i02 E.
Washington ST. Friends invited Burial,
Crown Hill. Friends may call after
D. m, Friday.
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At Alamo DO1UnS-
One Best-Double Dare


One Best-Double Dare
l. Lovito, American Emblem, Left
over.
2. La Sale, DR.. Louis Hannah.
Jack Collins.
3. Old Badly, Luna Mica, Paper
Profits.
4. Chinese Empress, Lord Tourna-
ment Flashing Through.
5. Crowned Head, Senator Mkt
James Boy.
6. Pharatime, Snaplock, Nor
man D.
7. Silver Sun, Mynah, Mint De
Mic.
8. Lemon, Plucky Lady, Strappy
9. Double Dare, Sam Pass, Axial