Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 62, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1927 — Page 14

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ganized under the direction of the division of Are prevention and control of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation. Membership in these troops, composed entirely of farmers, range from ten to forty. October has been selected by the division as “Fire Prevention Month”

—By Williams

—By Ahern

and a special effort will be made during that month, both in troop organization and in educational work along the lines of preventing Ares. Rural' Are losses in the State during 1926, totaling more than $4,000,000. Studies of causes indicate that fully 85 per cent of Ares were preventable.

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Fishing The Air BY LEONARD E. PEARSON All reference! are Central Standard Time

“There will always be something to do.” Under this caption Bruce Barton, advertising man, pays a Just tribute tp radio entertainment end Merlin Hall Aylesworth, National Broadcasting Company president, in an article in the American Magazine for August. Barton contrasts the broadcasting of a program from a Newark factory five years ago with the inaugural of the N. B. C. last November. Many "fans do not realize what strides have been made in radio because they did not follow it in its earlier developments. The article suggests some of these changes. ' , “The most Important man in radio entertainment” is Barton’s characterization of Aylesworth.

A worth while concert is the violincello program at 8 p. m. from CNRT, Toronto, Ontario. One source of dance music will be WMAQ, Chicago, between 9 and 11 p. m. The usual popular entertainment at WQJ follows this, ending at 1 a. m. WGY, Schenectady, will have a “rube” program at 7:30 p. m. Si Hopkins, well known farmer-enter-tainer of this station, has permited the installation of the “mike” in his barn and has invited in his neighbors. The Corn Huskers Orchestra will be there and Eddie Rice with his fiddle. The Radio Four will attend the gathering, too. The Irvington School of Music, usually scheduled for Thursday, has

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been postponed to evening. It follows: —Voice — _ "Mia Picirella” * ..Gomen "Serenade” . .Schubert “Summer'’ Chamlnsde ”Bomewhere a Voice is Calling* ......Tat# ‘‘Gossiping’’ “Mother’s Croon" Edson-Walt Miss Adelaide Conte —Plano— . “Romance" La Forge "Sonata Pathetioue” Beethoven “Waltz In E Minor” Chopin Mrs. Mildred Smith Group of Love Poems read by Miss Beulah Ra deli fie. Another of the weekly voyages will be taken by the WLS showboat from 7to 9 tonight The studio players, Four Legionnaires, May and Jupe and A1 Melgard at the organ will appear on this feature of WLS, Chicago. Dance numbers radiate at 10 p. m. from KDKA, East Pittsburgh. WEAF has billed several events for the Red network. Here they are: 8 00—Cities Service Concert Orchestra. 7:oo—Musical Miniatures. , 7:3o—La France Orchestra and soloists. 8:00—Moon Magic. A _ .*■, _ B:3o—Casa Hagan's* Park Central Or-

Ch Farrell’s Greenwich VlUage Inn Orchestra iWEAF and WRC). The 8 to 9 p. m. entertainment at WOC, Davenport, will be provided by the Tober Instrumental Trio, Norine i Murray, soprano, and John Bishop, reader.

- $5,000 Joke Bu SKA Service NEW YORK. July 21.—A radio transmitting station of unknown location nas been roving the air around New York announcing that the station is French, making transAtlantic tests. A fine of $5,000 is provided by law for such acts, and though the joker may fool a lot of DX fans, if caught hell be fooled in turn to the tune of $5,000.

At least two good band concerts are on the air tonight. WBAL, Baltimore, broadcasts the Baltimore

JULY 22,1927

—By Martin

—By Blosser

By Crane

By Small

By Taylor

SKETCHES BY BESSEY SYNOPSIS BY BRAUCHER

Municipal Band at 8 and KOA, Denver, the Denver Municipal Band at 9 p. m. The Detroit Symphony goes on the ether at 7 p. m. from WGHP, Detroit. If you enjoy hearing old favorite airs tune in KFI, I/m Angeles, and spend “an hour in Memory Lane” from 11 p. m. to midnight. WJZ has three numbers for its Blue chain: g :00—Yestertbet*. 6:3o—Roygl Btenogrgphetß. 7:00—Phllco hour. Complete Line of Camping Equipment and Fishing Supplies Underselling Store 34 West Maryland