Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 175, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1928 — Page 6

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BARRISTERS TO CONSIDER NEW GOURTSYSTEM Important Changes in Rules to Be Proposed at Meeting Tonight. Minor changes in county court rules and strengthening of others are embodied in the proposed new uniform court laws that will be presented to the Indianapolis Bar Association tonight at the monthly meeting at the Columbia Club. Tonight’s meeting will be one of the most important of the year, association officials said. The new court rules, election of officers and reading of the report on the investigation into activities of the criminal municipal courts by a special bar association committee are slated to come before the members. • Michael E. Folej', local attorney, has been nominated for the presidency without opposition and will be elected this evening. Special attention has been called by the rules committee to several rules that are contained in the pro • posed changes. Included in these is one stating that in order to become a party to a pending suit, the intervenor must file a petition, under oath, showing cause and give notice to attorneys of the opposition, either in writing or in open court, before the privilege will be granted. That removal of papers filed in cases at issue before the court, without permission of the court, is punishable by contempt citation, also is set out in the proposed draft. Changes of venue can be obtained only if the motion for the change is filed at least five days before the case is to be tried. If attorneys representing each party can agree on llic county where the case is to go, the court will approve it, otherwise the court shall name the county, it is stated.. Rules to answer or reply in any case will be discharged within one week after the rule is entered, unless another day is specified, under the proposed regulations. Failure of attorneys to discharge a rule will be followed by default and notice of this will be given two days before default is taken. A receiver, under the new rules, will be required to report at the first of each alternate month, after his qualification, a summary of activities and a statement of the assets and liabilities of the trust. Failure to do this, will result in a hearing to determine whether the receiver should be discharged.

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A PROGRAM of old favorites rearranged in quartet form will be presented by the Sylvania Foresters, a group of vocalists, through the NBC system, Wedensday. night at 7:30. Starting off with “Kentucky Babe,” by Geibel, the group proceeds to Friml’s “Sympathy.’'" Next, Eric Madriguera is heard in Refeld’s “Spanish Dance,” a violin solo. His second solo selection will be “Indian Summer,” by Victor Herbert. “Old Black Joe,” as popular in the north as in the south, where it originated; “Women,” from Lehar’s operatta, “The Merry Widow;” and "The Drum,” will be on the program. a a tt tt tt a The second of a series of broadcasts with a collegiate atmosphere will be broadcast in the Keister Radio hour, in conjunction with College Humor Magazine, from stations of the Columbia Broadcasting system at 9 o’clock Wednec-uay night, tt tt tt tt tt tt Spanish music will make up the entire program of the Ipana Troubadours through the NBC system, Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. “Estrellita,” “El Relicario” and the famous Raquel Meller selection, “La Violetera,” better known in English as “Who’ll Buy My Violets?” will be heard in this broadcast, as well as the popular “El Choclo.” The Ipana String section and vocalist will present the more plaintive Spanish love songs, and castanets will emphasize the characteristic beat and tempo of the tangos. , tt tt tt tt tt a Darwin P. Kingsley, president of the New York Life Insurance Company, will address the company’s 2,300,000 policy holders through the NBC system Wednesday night at 8:30. tt tt tt tt tt tt Favorites of yesteryear will make up the program that the NR Millionaires will broadcast Wednesday night, at 8 o’clock, through stations of the Columbia Broadcasting system. These will include such popular old timers as “Seeing Nellie Home” and “Heidelberg, Dear Heidelberg,” both sung by male quartet with orchestral accompaniment, and also “Beautiful , Ohio Waltz” and “Naughty Marietta.” tt tt tt tt tt tt Listeners will snatch a glimpse of Santa Claus and Wee-Wee, his little secretary with the long whiskers, as they inspect the humming, teeming, rap-tap-tapping workshops up at the North Pole, during the Columbia Santa Claus program at 5:30 o’clock Wednesday night. This feature will be broadcast through WJZ of the NBC system. * tt tt tt a tt tt The Columbians will present anew type of musical program in the form of symphonic dance music, in their first broadcast Wednesday night, gat 7:30, through stations of the Columbia Broadcasting system. Modern rhythms and harmonies with concert hall and symphonic interpretations will be presented by a thirty-seven-piece orchestra, unusually large and complete for the presentation of dance music. tt tt t: tt tt tt A portion of the Chicago Civic Opera company’s production of Mozart’s Spanish opera, “Don Giovanni” (Don Juan), in its original tongue, will be broadcast as the Balkite hour direct from the stag of the Auidtorium theater in Chicago through the NBC system, Wednesday night at 9 o’clock.

HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY NIGHT’S OFFERINGS 9:OO—WJZ-NBC Network—Chicago Civic Opera, act from Mozart’s “Don Giovanni.” 7:OO—WEAF-NBC Network—American Magazine hour. 9:OO—WOR-Columbia Network—Kolster hour. B:3O—WJZ-NBC Network—Dedication, New York Life Insurance Company’s new building. B:3O—WEAF-NBC Network—Palmolive hour.

The Second Movement of Cesar Franck’s symphony will be played by La Touraine Salon orchestra ur*ier direction of Nathaniel Shilkret in the Tableaux over the NBC system Wednesday night at 6:30. u tt tt tt tt tt QUESTION—I have a three-tube Ware neutrodyne set which uses dry battery tubes ol the 199 type. Could I convert It to use 8-tube storage battery tubes? (2) I have space for only a forty-flve-foot outside antenna. Would~that be long enough? C- TANSWER—No; the circuit is not designed for 6-volt tubes. The sockets, rheostats, etc., would all have sto be changed. (2) The inverted “L” type of receiving antenna, with horizontal portion 45 to 50 feet long, is adequate for many of the modern sets. However, some require about 100 feet, including the lead-in. tt a tt tt Strauss’ “Blue Danube” and Grieg’s “Iche Liebe Dich,” the latter a tenor solo by Paul Oliver, will be request features of the Palmolive hour to be broadcast over the NBC system Wednesday night at 8:30. With Olive Palmer, coloratura soprano star, Oliver will sing "Do You Recall?” and the diva’s solos will be “Blue Danube” and “Ciribiribin.” The numbers chosen for the Palmolive Revelers are “Honey Mine” and “Sing.” tt a tt tt it tt Joe Laurie Jr., pint-size comedian, will be the star of the La Palina Smoker to be broadcast by stations of the Columbia system at 8:30 Wednesday night. This diminutive manufacturer of laughs has achieved a popularity in inverse proportion to his size. His antics have amused thousands of people, and his fun-making enlivened the play, “Weather Clear, Track Fast,’’ in which he starred last year.

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WFBM TO OPEN BASKETSEASON Indiana-Pennsy Game to Go on Air Thursday. Once more the season when the toot of the basketball official’s whistle and the raucous razz of the fanatical fan thrills the heart of the radio sport fan has arrived. With broadcast of the dedication of the new field house at Indiana university, Thursday night, and the game between Pennsylvania and Indiana, WFBM will inaugurate its basketball season. The broadcast, sponsored by the Washington Bank and Trust Company, will be the first of eight Indiana games put on the air by this institution, which will include all the Crimson’s home Big Ten games and the Purdue-Indiana game at Lafayette. The game Thursday will begin at 8:15 o’clock and WFBM, with the Hendricks brothers, Blythe and Tom, at the microphone, will open the festivities fifteen minutes in advance of the tip-off.

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Many radio fans, reading that a program will be broadcast over the Columbia network or the NBC chains, do not know what stations are included in these hookups. Here is the Columbia chain. Clip it out for future reference. The NBC network, with kilocycle and meter information, will be published soon. COLUMBIA NETWORK WABC-New York 800 348.6 2XE—New 'York WOR—New York 710 422.3 WCAU—Philadelphia 1,170 256.3 WFAN—Philadelphia 1 610 491.5 WNAC—Boston 1,230 243.3 WEAN—Providence 1,160 258.5 WFBL—Syracuse 900 333.1 WMAK—Buffalo 900 333.1 WCAO—Baltimore 600 499.7 WJAB—Pittsburgh 1,290 232 4 WADC—Akron 1,320 227.1 WAlU—Columbus 640 468 5 WKRC—Cincinnati 550 545.1 WGHP—Detroit 1.240 241 8 WMAQ—Chicago 670 447.5 WBBM—Chicago 770 389.4 WO WO—Ft. Wavne 1,160 258.5 KMOX—St. Louis 1 090 275.1 KMBC—Kansas Citv 950 315.6 KOlL—Council Bluffs 1.260 238.0 WSPD—Toledo 1.340 223.7 WICC— Bridgeport 1.340 223.7 WHK—Cleveland 1.390 215.7 WLBW—OiI City. Pa 1.260 238 0 WMAL—Washington 630 475.9 NEW TRIAL DENIED MAN UNDER DEATH SENTENCE Counsel for Slayer of Vincennes Officer Consider Appeal. Bit Times Special PRINCETON, Ind., Dec. 12. Counsel for Dreyfus Rhoades, under sentence to die March 6 in the electric chair for the murder of Simon Craie, Vincennes policeman, today were considering an appeal to the Indiana supreme court. A motion for anew trial was overruled in Gibson circuit court here Tuesday. Among grounds advanced for a rew trial was failure of the state to produce the bullet which caused the officer’s death. The defense asserts the bullet is in custody of the Vincennes police department and that it is not similar to those on cartridges with which a revolver belonging to Rhoades was loaded. DEATH JURY DISAGREES Fails at Verdict in Slaying Charged to Uhle Ferguson at Marion. By United Press MARION, Ind., Dec. 12.—After deliberating more than eight hours a Grant circuit court jury trying Uhle Ferguson, 23, accused of slaying Orville Goodpasture, 22, reported that it could not agree. Ferguson and 1 Charles Mauller were indicted for second degree murder following the finding of Goodpasture’s body along a lonely highway Sept. 1. The state charged that one of the mem struck Goodpasture and that in falling his neck was broken. Ferguson testified that Goodpasture was intoxicated and fell. Mauller obtained a separate trial, which is to open Monday.

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