Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1927 — Page 8

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network at 11 p. m. As one might easily guess, this will be a collection of Italian songs familiar to all. Beginning this evening the Congress Carnival becomes a daily feature of KYW, Chicago, at 9:30 p. m. The hour preceding will be devoted to classical and semi-classical music from the Chicago Evening American studio, WJZ transmits three programs to the Blue network: 6:oo—Stromberg-Carlson hour, featuring George Olsen's Orchestra. 7:00 —The Continentals, an operatic program. 8:00—Don Amaizo, Ake Wizard—Orchestra, reader and violinist. From 6:45 to 7:55 p. m. the WLS Players hold the center of attraction at WLS, Chicago, assisted by other stars, 1 Those who feel Inspired to seek knowledge during the summer and cannot attend school should fish for WMAQ, Chicago, at 7:10 Tuesday and Thursday evenings. At that time visiting professors from leading colleges and universities who are teaching in the University of Chicago summer school will conduct a lecture series. If you want to dance tonight try these: B:3O—WIP, Philadelphia, and WGBS. New York. 9:OO—WCAE, Pittsburgh. 11:00—WHO, Des Moines. Following the 6:30 p. m. Forfl Dealers program WKBF, Indianapolis, will broadcast the Community Fund talk of Clarence G. Baker, Hawthorn Social House superintendent. Burnett Burkett, Zaring Egyptian Theater organist, readiocasts his request organ recital from noon to 1 p. m. each day this week except Saturday. PLANE SELLS FOR S2O After Aviator Smashefl It Up Without Hurting Himself. Bn Unit ml Press CURTIS FIELD, N. Y., June 28. Ramiro Sosa, Mexican student aviator, took his jenny biplane up for a trial spin in bumpy air. The motor stalled. Sosa, stepping out of the wreckage, sold the pieces to an un-, identified junkman on the spot for S2O. I. U. GETS HUGE TOOTH Bn United Press MONTPELIER, Ind., June 28. Indiana University has received as a gift the tooth of a mammoth found recently in the Neal gravel pit near here. The tooth is about eight inches long.

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