Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1932 — Page 10

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!WFBM (1200) Indianapolis lodisnaoslli Paw tr and IJrht caiai? SATURDAY r M 8 30 -Do-Re-Mi (CBB >. ft 45—Street Singer (CBS'. oo—Armenian Chorus iCßfv ft IS—Vaughn De Leath (CBS' ft 30—Chicago orchestra (CBS', ft 4S—Bohemian*. 7 00—Ishsm Jones orchestra (CBS' 7 30 United State* Armv band (CBS', ft 00—Music that Satisfies 'CBS'. ft IS—Public Affair* Institute (CBSi. ft 45—Coral Islandeis (CBS' 9 00—Little Jack Little 'CBSi. 9 IS—l>on Redman orchestra (CBS'. 9 30—Harold Stern orchestra 'CBS' 10:00—Smith Ballew orchestra (CBSi. 30 30—The Columnist. 10 45—Noble Slssle orchestra (CBS . jl oo—Bohemians. 1' 30—American Lumberjacks. 12 30—Sign off. SUNDAY A. M 800 Madison Singers (CBS', 8 30~8a!on orchestra iCBSi. 9:00- Records. 9:30-Christian Men Builders. 10:30 to Noon -Silent 12 00 Noon—Thirty-Minute Men (CBS' P. M 12:30- Records. 130 Symphonic hour (CBSi. 2:oo—Cathedral hour (CBS'. 3:oo—Round Towners (CBSi. 3 30—Poets Gold (CBSi. 4.oo—Wheeler City Mission. 4:3o—Roses and Drums 'CBSi. 5:00 Dr. Julius Klein (CBSi. 5 15—Chicago Knights (CBS'. s:4s—Earl Gordon pianologue fi:00 Dramatic Laboratory (CBSi. 6:3o—William Hall and orchestra (CBS' 7:00 Toscha Seidel recital (CBSi. 7:30 —Parade (CBSi. ft 00—Highlights (CBfl). 8:30 7,loßfeld Radio Show (CBS'. 9:00 —Oauchos (CBSi. 9 30 Bohemians with Floyd Chafee 10:00 Oil* Arnhelm orchestra iCBR'. 10:15 The columnist. 10 30 California melodies (CBS'. 11 00 Bohemians. 11 30 Slßn off. WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (IndianaDnlls Broadcasting. Ine.) SATURDAY P M 4 15 Tea lime tunes. 4 30- Harry Bason. 4 45 News flashes. 8:00 Hit Review. 5:45 Announced, (I:oo—Cecil and Sally. 6:15 Novelty program, ft 20 Baseball scores. 6:30 Ward B. Hiner.

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YOUR CHOICE, SI TO $99 @i ’ Tf'K ,92fi Sedan: black Duco. paint. lob and like new SCJS lvi with cream trim: upholstery very clean: motor O. K. t Tires like new, eouioment standard; you will drive away a bargain in this nO'l E. Wash. INDIANAPOLIS RIIICK LI. 7383. ©TJTTIY'T/ 1927 Coupe; green paint; upholstery clean and in SQS uuiv iv good KOnt jjtion: motor Ist class, tires fair; equip- *r*- , *- r ment, standard. Lav *95 down or take advantage of our easy terms, and • drive car awav. Hill W. Wash. St. .1. C. SCANLAN CO. BE. 1440. rHTiIVROT ,F,T 1927 Tourntng car. The motor has just $45 ” iVVULi A been completely reconditioned and is in ex- t . cellent running condition: the tires are good. This will make a good car for fishing trips. We are discontinuing our lot and we have dropped prices to rock bottom to move our used car stock 921 Virginia Aye. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. 0203. eFHFVROLFT 1927 Coach. Finished in black with red $45 ' HTj t IVYJ .1-4X4 A trimming. The upholstery is very clean, Motor O. K Has good tires. Are prices are at rock bottom in order to reduce our used car stock. 921 Virginia Ave. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. 92(13. ©ITORIY Model T. Coupe. The paint is eood. The upholstering I V/IVIX ls {ajr- Mo tor is O. K. The tires are fair. A cheap economical car to operate. 921 Virginia Ave. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. 0203. @TTfYRIYS We have several cars: Fords and other makes, priced $1 ft A vmvho JlO and up; all are real values. See them before buy- , P-*-'' Ing elsewhere. Our terms are very reasonable. AND UP 3210 E. Tenth. Ch. 4361. 3811 College. COLLEGE MOTORS Wa. 2266. ©It’ORD 1 929 Roadster: paint very good, upholstery clean, motor SQS 1 Ist r.lass: tires good, equipment standard. Car real *r value at *95. See this one. 2911 W. Wash. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. Be. 1450. eM A RATON 1927 Sedan; gray paint, fair condition: upliol- ${T5 stery good; motor o. k.; tires fair; equipment standard; under-priced to sell. Just the car for rough treatment; will last long time: has lots miles left. 1404 W. Washington. .1. C. SCANLAN CO. Be. 1440. ©M A$H 1926 Coach. The paint Is la fair condition. The motor $24 ' 1 lk7ll is O. K. The tires are goad. A real value at the *r price 915 Virginia Ave. VIRGINIA AUTO EXCHANGE Dr. 3086. ©OLDSMORTLE 1926 ’ 4 - door sedan : attractive dark $95 ?reen duco flnish . A g00(i car in ?00 and running condiiton throughout. See this today for economical transportation. 120 W. North St. CENTRAL BUICK CO. Li. 1905. ©PONTTAT, 1 927 Coach. Has goof naint. The upholstery s2fl A AXira '-' j s c i ean mo t or j 3 j n g 00( j condition. The tires are O. K. 915 Virginia Ave. VIRGINIA AUTO EXCHANGE Dr. 3086. ©\\ HIPRFT 1928 four-cvlinder sedan. Painted in blue: motor $75 n 1111 1 lii is o. k. Has good tires. Std. equipment. We *P • are reducing our used car stock to make wav for new trade-ins and have dropned our prices to rock botton. 921 Virginia Ave. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. 0203. @\VHTPPFT 1 929 Four-cylinder Coup e: finished in dark gray SBS Jill Xil l oaint. Motor is in go jd running condition; v the iires are good. , 309 N. Capitol Ave. SACKS BROS LOAN CO. *i. 594. YOUR CHOICE, SIOO TO $199 y-v lI’IFF 1927 Model 27 standard s*dan; glossv black paint $195 f \ with green trim upholstery. Very clean, motor *r trtTvwf i s t class, tires A-l. equipment standard: mileage low. Priced at $195 and *3O-2 hl S e Waah!' INDIANAPOLIS BUICK LI. 7383. ©PH AIVTYT.F.R 1 927 seven passenger sedan: dark blue $145 V LJrjIj IV paint: \mholsterv clean and in good condition Motor good running: order. Tires Ist class: eouioment standard. ffifl -I. C. SCANLAN CO. M. <'. €, CHEVROLET •“ $lB5 9 new. equipment standard, mileage low. The *lB5 price makes It a real bargain ' 55> E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Rl. 5325. ©f'HPVROT FT 1928 Sedan; clean tan paint job; up- $125 v lxl-i V IVU/ljUi 1 holstery Ist class; motor runs like new. *p-*-*"** Tires good condition: standard equipment; mileage low. Priced very reason;S S i'St. .T 1 "* W “sHOLTT MOTO.S, INC. MM. 0 CHEVROLET Ms ' “ ”“ p *' SSO COLLEGE MOTOR SALES. INC. N down 3210 E. 10th. CH. 4361. balance 3811 College. Wa. 2266.12 months ©(’HRYBLFR 1928 CoacU; paint 0 K upholstery very SXOO V;llIV 1 uL/LIV clean: motor good running order. Tires *r has many miles in them vet; equipment standard. Real price at *IOO. >9ll W. Wash. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. . Be. 1450. niTR ANT 1928 Coach painted a beautiful duco tan. uphols- $1 25 v LVrXls x tery very clean, motor first-class. tires A-l. See *r- athis one tonight and vou will have tto hurrv. V/ 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. 5325. V 1929 Super Six Coach: dark blue paint, light blue $1 45 xjooxxkw trim: very clean upholst?ry; motor flrst-class; tires 0 k.: equipment standard. Priced to sell. A real buy at *145. Terms easy to manage HIM W. Washington. J. C. SCANLAN CO. Be. 1440. 1929 four-door Sedan. An exceptional car for ap- $195 pea rance and condition. Owner took wonderful care 9’ m of it. Beige Brown flnish, black trim, nickel hardware. 5 Goodyear tires, wire wheels ana fully equipped. See it today. 120 W. North Si. CENTRAL BUICK CO. Li. 1995. ©PORTY 1929 Soort Coune: black naint. green trim: uphol- $125 V'XaXA ,t Pr v good shape; metor O. K ; 5 green wire wheels. T xuu with good tires; equipment standard. Will trade and terms not hard to meet. This car priced right at *136.00 1104 W. Wash. St. J. C. SCANLAN CO.- BE. 1440. @V(ARH 1929 sport roadster, fully equipped Including rumble S4O i V/itir scat, e tc.; paint, top. motor, tires, etc. m good running H’ Iy7 shape. Here is a nice little buy. Terms If desired. DOWN 10th and Meridian. BROWNING GENT CO.. INC. RI ley 8655. , FORTY 1928 Fordor Sedan; has good paint Job. upholstery $1 ETA t UTJoI 1 v/IVXJ flrst-class motor o. k.. tires good, equipment stand- *r A xXVJ v- —j ard. This car priced very low at *l5O. 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. 5325. oynßn 7929 coupe with side mounts and in excellent condi- $1 QSJ A VXXVAA tion throughout; don't fail to see this real buy at px.a-X *135; terms available. 720 N. Meridian. ROY W'II.METH CO.. INC. Open Evenings and Snnday. GRAHAM-PAIGE $145 r- y motor runs Ist class; tires fair; equipment standard; a real buy at (145 00. ' Terms, will trade. 1401 W. Wash. St. J. C. SCANLAN CO. BE. 1440.

'A CERTIFIED VAL UE —The Kind of Car You Want —at the Price You Want To Pay!

8 45—Dinner dances. 7:oo—Harry Bason. 7:ls—Oolden Age melodlea. 7:3o—Jerry ana Charlie. 7:4s—lndianapolis baseball program. B:oo—Orchestra <E. TANARUS.) B:ls—Alice Arnold B:SO—The Jewel Box. B:4s—Curtis players. 9 00—Silent. 11:00—Showboat orchestra. 11:30—Dessa Byrd at the organ. 12:00—Radio Rangers. 13:30—Showboat orchestra. 1 00—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati SATURDAY P M 4 00—Afternoon Round Table. 4:45 "Law for the Lavman." 5 00—Amos 'n' Andy 'NBC). s:ls—Josef Cherniavsky. 5.30 Bob Newhali. 5 45—01d Man Sunshine. 6:ls—"Chandu.” the Magician. 6 30—Castle Farm orchestra. 7:oo—Croslev Follies. 7:3o—The First Nighters (NBC). B:oo—Theater of the Air. B:3o—Castle Farm orchestra. B:4s—Peanut Pietro. 9:oo—Joacf Cherniavsky's orchestra. 9.30 Over the Rhein. 9:4s—Headlines of Yesterday. 10:00—Swiss Gardens orchestra. 10:30—Doodlesockers. 11:00—Hotel Gibson dance orchestra. 11:30—Jan Garber. 12:00 —Sg n off. A M BUNDAr 7:OO—NBC children’s hour (NBC). B:oo—Church forum. B:3o—Fiddlers three (NBCI. B:45—A song for today (NBCi. 9:oo—Morning muslcale (NBCi. 10 00—Organ and threesome. 10 30-—River and weather report. 10:32 Rancheros. string ensemble. 11 00—Biblical drama (NBC> 11:30 —In the time of roses iNBCi. P M 12:30 Yeast Foamers (NBCi. 1 00 -College of music recital. I:3o—Echoes of Versailles iNBCi. 2 00—Theatter of the air. 2:30-Donhallrose trio. 3:oo—Croslev choir. 3 30—Road to Romany iNBCi. 4:oo—Plantation days. 4:30 Roamios. s:oo—Curtain Calls, (light operai. s:3o—Three Bakers (NBCi. 6:oo—Basceball scores. 6:os—Hotel Gibson orchestra. 6 15—Pickens Sistters iNBCi. 6:3o—Goldman band <NBC'. 7:oo—Josef Cherniavskv dance orchestra 7:ls—Stag party (NBC).

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7:4s—Making the Movies. Ray Knight (NBC-. • 15—Old singing master <NBC). 8 45—Casper Reardon, harntstt. 9 00—Wavne King dance orchestra. 9:3o—Moon river. 10:00—Wm. Stoess and his flying dutchmen. 10:30—Wavne King dance orchestra. 11:00—Sign off.

Day Programs

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis todlanaaolia Power and Light Coaaganr MONDAY A M 7:3o—Records 9:oo—Morning Moods (CBSi. 9:ls—Women's hour. 10:00—Transcription. 10:05—Transcription. 10:10 —Ted Brewer orchestra 'CBS'. 10:15—Transcription. 10:20 to Noon—Silent. 12:00 Noon—Ann Leaf (CBS'. P M 12:15—Farm news and markets. 12:30—Elizabeth Barthell 'CBS'. 12:45—Salon orchestra (CBS'. I:oo—Society Reporter. I:ls—Salon orchestra (CBS'. I:3o—Sam Prager (CBSi. I:4s—Four Eton Boys (CBSi. 2:oo—Frank Westphal orchestra (CBS). 2:3o—Two-thirty tunes. 3:00 to 5:30 —Silent. WLW (700) Cincinnati MONDAY A M s:3o—Ton o* tthe morning. 6:oo—Morning exercises. B:ls—Talent Bureau program. 6:3o—The round table. 7:oo—Morning devotions. 7:ls—Talent Bureau program. 7:3o—Beautiful thoughts (NBCi. 7:4s—Thme early Burc'ettes. exercises. B:oo—Child care and training Dr. Ada Hart Arlitt. B:ls—Pat Harrington, tenor. 8:30 —Olympian Quartet. B:4s—Happiness kids. 9:oo—Livestock reports. 9:lo—JDda Wallace Hopper. 9:IS—WLW mail baa. 9:3o—Viennese nights. 9:4s—Talent Bureau program. 10 00—Talent Bureau. 10:15—Pat Barnes (NBCI. 10:30—Talent Bureau. 10:45—Morin sisters. 10:59—Time signals. 11:00—River and weather reports. 11:02—Hotel Gibsoa dance orchestra.

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ALBURN DESOTO I Wolf Auto Cos.. 555 N. CapltoL Jones &, Maiey, 2421 E. Washington. BUICK Meridian Motor Sales. 820 N. Meridian Central Bulck, 602 N. Capitol. Indianapolis Buick Cos.. 1302 E. Wash- FRANKLIN ington Hutchison Auto Cos. 2330 N Meridian CHEVROLET t Carson Bros. Chevrolet Cos.. 021 FORD Virginia Ave. Browning Gent Auto Cos.. 1003 IX Hare Chevrolet Cos.. 652 E. Washington. Co^|" dl Xor Sales, nil College Johnson Chevrolet, 1040 N. Meridian. Frank Hatfield, 623 N. Capitol. Oaklandon Chevrolet Cos.. Oaklandon. £O. Warnock, 819 E. Washington St. Ind. Roy Wilmeth. 720 N Meridian. West Side Chevrolet Cos.. 2419 W GRAHAM PAIGE Washington Bt. Hutchison Auto Cos. 2330 N Meridian CHRYSLER Pouts Car Cos.. 2030 W. Washington. HUDSON-ESSEX DODGE Oaklev Motor Sales. 1663 S. Meridian. Elliott Sc Wilson Sales. 828 N. Meridian. Grover Winmes. 1625 E. Washington J. C. Scanlan, 1404 W. Washington. Losev Motor Sales 1133 N. Meridian.

YOUR CHOICE, SIOO TO $199 ©N ASH 1928 Special Convertible Coupe; finished in beautiful $125 iinuxi maroon and black. The m >tor is in good running t condition. Good tires. 309 N. Capitol. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. Ri. 5994. ©H AKI.AND 1928 Coupe has good clean green paint $175 '-'■‘xAvAjiX.lN xx wlt;h oran g e trim; upaolstery very clean; *P * *■* Motor O. K.; wood wheels; tires Ist class; equipment standard. Priced very tow to move at $175. Terms or trade. 1404 W. Wash. St. J. C. SCANLAN CO. BE. 1440. ©PONTT AF 1929 Sedan; paint blue with cream trim; up- $1 JYS 1 V/i3 1 lxlv; holstery clean; motor flrst-class; tires fair; *r *■' equipment standard. See this one at once. A real bargain at $195. 1404 W. Washington. J. C. SCANLAN CO. , Be. 1440. j ©WHTPPFT 1928 Coupe; paint first- class, upholstery good, $1 xlXi ILX motor o. k., tires good. This car is worth SIOO *P v of any man’s money. 2914 W. Wash. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. Be. 1450. eWHTPPFT L ate 1929 series; battleship grev flnish $1 f>s ” 1111 xxj i cardinal striping; paint tires, top. upholstery *r and motor are in good shape. A sturdy little car that costs verv little to run. Terms to suit. 1040 N. Meridian. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. Lincoln 53fit OS WILLYS-KNIGHT 1928 c ° ach ’ with s ra ? paint $475 afiiMia ILiXjlij XVI3IVJXX X black trim; upholstery fair and *r * - f“7 clean motor runs good; tires Ist class; equipment standard; car has been well taken care of. This is a real bargain. 2030 W. Wash. FOUTS CAR AND TRUCK CO. Be. 3290. YOUR CHOICE, S2OO TO $299 ©RTTPK 1928 Model 20 standard sedan. Has a light blue $295 Duco oaint job. upholstery very clean. Motor *r*“ runs like anew one. Tires Ist class eouioment standard, mileage low. 1302 E. Wash. INDIANAPOLIS BUICK Li. 7383. eRTTTFF 1 929 Model 2944 Sport Roadster; has rumble $275 DUIvIV seat; p a i n t good, clean black with red trim. upholstery leather and Ist class condition. Motor very good; 6 wire wheels afl good tires, side mounts; equipment standard; including trunk rack. Will 'SiS? F an wL e s r h mS St E - 2 - SHOLTY MOTORS. INC. Ir. 3124. ©PTTTFK 7928 2-door sedan, fully equipped; original fin- $225 X> UIV XV ish> etc < j n good shape. Motor in excellent me- r ” chanical condition. Car has had good care. See it today. 325 N. Capitol Ave. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. Lincoln 5364. ©f’TTFVROLFT 1930 Coupe; green paint, upholstery $250 v XXXJ V XVV/XjXlrf X verv clean, motor runs very good, tires Nlike new: standard eauimnent: mileage on this car verv low and a real 552*1!"Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri^5325. CHEVROLET S $95 striping, khaki top; rumble seat. A real DOWN value. Runs and looks good as new. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. @FTIPVRnT.FT 7939 Coach; two-tone blue paint excel- $265 V ITTi v XVvXXxXj x i e nt; clean upholstery; auiet motor; t five Goodyear tires: fully equipped. 325 N. Capitol. JOHNSON CHEVROLET SALES LL 5364 ©r’UUVGI FT? 7929 model 65, 2-door sedan: blur finish $245 V nrv I OLif iIV and black trim; mohair upholstery; motor in fine shaoe; tires good; low mileage; fullv eauiooed; priced to sell; terms 230 im'h. WILES * WILSON rhone T. 4667. Open evenings and Sunday. ■LXXZjOV/X v/ fullv eauipped. rumble seat tires, motor, up- t holstery and finish are in good cond. A real buv, onlv 1-3 down 332 N. Capitol. EUREKA FINANCE CO. 4188. ©FORTY 7939 Model A Tudor in blue flnish; cowl lights. 6 $250 A v/xxxx pi v ti res excellent condition, low murage; carries 30-dav guarantee. Terms and trade. 623 N. Capitol. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO. *'• 9328 @rnnn Late 1930 Standard Coupe. Beautiful black flnish $24-5 ts VYIXIJ Makes a verv nice appearance Equipped with good tires all around. In excellent mechanical condition and fullv eauipped. * real bargain. Easy terms. 1040 N. Meridian St. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. Lincoln 5361 @ FORTY 1930 Tudor: finished in midnight blue; sootless $225 ■x VxXVxF upholstery. Five wire wheels and good tires. We must move our used car stock and we have forced prices to rock bottom. 921 Virginia Aye. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. 0203. ©ITORn 1930 sport coupe; finished in tan: has a good four- $225 A VXXVXX jyiinder motor: wire wheels; good tires; equipped *r — with rumble seat; a snappy little car. 309 N. Capitol. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. Rl. 5994. ©FORTY 7939 Lte Luxe Roadster Coupe: paint A-l. upholstery like $75 X V/XV u new. motor runs good, tires flrst-class. equipment stand- *r • v ard; mileage low. Pay *75 down and take 12 months to DOWN pay balance. Come right out to see this car. *219 E. Tenth. COLLEGE MOTORS Ch. 4361. ©FORD 7939 Tudor, blue black uaint with red trim up- $245 x v/lvl holsterv. has seat covers and in verv good condition. Motor runs verv good. S wire wheels, tires good; eouioment standard; verv low mileage. The Drice on this car verv reasonable at *245. Liberal terms. 1665 S. Meridian. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES CO. _ Dr. *74*.

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11:30—Old Bill. 11:40—Talk. 11:45—Market reports. 11:50—Livestock reports 12:00 Noon—National farm and home period (NBCi. P. M 12:30—Josef Cherniavskv dance orchestra. 1:00—Ohio School of the Air. t I:3o—Organ matinee. 2:oo—Pat Harrington, tenor. 2:ls—Harrv Owens and his orchestra 'NBCi. 2 45—Talent bureau. 3 00—Grace Bradt. blues singer. 3:ls—Happiness kids. 3:4s—The chatter.

Fishing the Air

• Vaughn de Leath. contralto, will sing “By a Rippling Stream” and “Crying for the Carolines’’ in a repertoire of popular melodies with her studio orchestra Saturday at 6:15 p. m.. over WFBM and the Columbia network.

HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAT NIGHT K PROGRAM 6:OO—NBC iWEAF)—EIy Culbertson, bridge lessons. Columbia—Armenian National music chorus. 6:3O—NBC (WEAFi—“K-7” Secret service spy story. 7:OO—NBC (WJZi—Goldman band. 7:3O—NBC (WJZ)—First Nighter “Divorce.” Columbia—U. S. Armv band. B:oo—Columbia —Ruth Etting and Shilkret’s orchestra. NBC iWEAFi —Bert Lahr. 8:15 —Columbia —Public Affairs Institute. 10:05 NBC (WEAFi—Buddy Rogers and orchestra.

Bert Lahr. Broadway's funny man, will be heard over WTAM and an NBC network at 8 p. in.. Saturday, as he comes to the microphone for the first of an extended series. “Divorce.” a threj act comedv, will be presented during the First Nig'hter program Saturday. 7:30 p. m., over WLW and an NBC network. Seasonal flavor wil feature “Music That Satisfies” Saturday, when Ruth Etting sings “With Summer Cominj* on.”

Each car listed on this page carrying the Certified Seal has been investigated and checked by a member of The Indianapolis Times Automobile Department, and is certified to be a GENUINE VALUE at the price advertised.

and Nat Shflkret plays “Under a Shady Tree With You,” as highlights of the gaarter-hour at 8 p. m. Bert Lahr. Broadway's funny man, will be heard over WTAM and an NBC network at 8 p. m.. Saturday, as he comes to the microphone for the first of an extended series. F.lectrieal gadgets, described ms a “voice beautlfler for political speakers” and an “applause meter.” will be demonstrated for the first time by Orestes H. Caldwell, editor, engineer and former radio commissioner, in another of bis novel broadcasts over the WABC-Colum-bia network Saturday at 6:45 p. m. “Whoopee.” a sparkling thirty-minute radio review, will be inaugurated over WMAQ and an NBC network Saturday at 7 p. m.

MAYOR MADE GIFT OF MODISH SUMMER SUIT New Orleans City Head Sends Outfit to Sullivan. Whatever plans Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan may have made for obtaining his summer garb were dropped Friday when he was the recipient of a modish seersucker suit, the gift of Mayor T. S. Walmsley of New Orleans, La. The presentation was made by Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board of health, and George M. Bineger, representing the William H. Block Company. Alleging that selfish ends prompted comments regarding the fit of the garments, the mayor expressed his satisfaction with the new attire. Manufacture of seersucker suits is a leading industry in New Orleans and other municipal executives throughout the country have received gifts of the suits, it is said. Buy from Times advertisers . . . it may win a hundred dollars for you.

M 4RMON PONTIAC M rl™n. M ° tol ° ar C °- 1031 N Virginia Motors. 945 Virginia Ave. ROCKNE ou . Lauth Motors. Inc.. 3547 E. WashingE. L. Shaver 400 N. CaDitoL ton. m.DSMnmi r WILLYS-KNIGHT AND WHIPPET Bradford Auto Sales. 1114 N. Meridian L Bovd Huffman. 2004 N. Meridian St LathroD Mover 420 N. Canitol. INDEPENDENT DEALERS PACKARD Abels-Fink Auto Cos.. 535 N Capitol The Citizens Motor Car Cos ISII N Consignment Motor Sales. 1030 N Illinois. • Meridian. 'vureka Finance Cos. 332 N. Capitol Ave PIFRCF ipcnn McGinty and Morrison. 514 N Capitol ChUlfon Sales Cos 832 N Meridian S ohn & Son. 140 W. Vermont PLYMOUTH C 832 N Meridian. Fisher Motor Sales 1127 Shelby St Elliott and Wilson Sales. 828 N. Meridia Sacks Bros., 309 N Capitol. Meridian Motor Sales. 820 N. Meridian. TRUCK COMPANIES Motor Mart. 1033 N. Meridian. General Motors Tmrt oa •> Jones & Malev. 2421 E. Washington. itoi Molors Truclc Cos 439 N Ca oJ. C. Scanlan. 1404 W Washington. Martin Truck Cos. 921 N Capitol.

YOUB CHOICE, S2OO TO $299 @FORD 7930 Convertible Coupe with rumble seat; good clean ViWK ?ra.v paint; upholstery 1 ike new. Motor runs A-l 4<3 L!™?. wheels, with good tires; equipment * standard, including hot water oiace 68 * 6 VerV l0W " Will trade and terms verv reasonable. See this 5436 E. Wash. St. SHOLTY MOTORS. INC. Ir. 1124. ©FORD 1 i 921 eoupe; almost anew car and real transportavou of tho„ o ndc fo =.fi v^ vacation; fi aish. motor, tires assure on Z- „.® and satlsfactor y miles; only $295. Convenient terms. N - Merldia ”- ROF WILMETH CO., INC. Open Evenings and Sunday $225 rSfsr”' “* ,ia * ia ' rh '' E - Wash - c. O. WARNOCK Li. 8396. ©FORD 1931 Roadster; has good black paint lob with green s2fis flrst rla,,- l >h ho, stery and verv clean. Motor hS Sf w: Kr< L en wire wheels: included in equipment is heater radl °- tuhilee horns: this is tust the car for college or ©MARMON 7929 Speedster and what a car. Painted mid- $245 , night blue with ligrt blue trim, upholstering leather, and first-class condition. Car runs like anew one; 6 wire wheels, side mounted; spares rubber good; equipment standard: mileage very low What a buy at $245. 423 Virginia Ave. HARRY A. SHARP CO. Dr. 5020. ©OATCT.AWTY 7928 All-American Sedan: paint flrst-class, s2l ft upholstery A-l condition: motor runs very good; equipment standard. Priced right at *2lO. 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. 5325. /■> OTXYSMORTLE 7929 Series Coupe: nice trim, two-tone $245 ULUOiTI bhie Duco finish. A clean ca- good looking and in A-l shape We’re proud to offer merchandise like this. Terms v. / or trade if desired. 347 N. Capitol. JONES MOTOR CORP. Lincoln 4455. ©OLDSMORTLE 7928 Sedan; paint green: in fair con- s2l 5 VXXjXXOiTXX3rIXjI!i dition . upholstery fair and very clean. motor runs Ist class; tires good; equipment standard. Priced very low at $215. 1404 W. Wash. St. * J. C. SCANLAN CO. BE. 4440. ©PONTIAC 7929 2nd sffries coach: beautiful black naint $225 , , v with blue trim: upholstery perfect: motor A-l running order. Tires like new; mileage verv low. See this one tonight ©STUDERAKFR 1930 Commander Coupe: original blue s2sft ° iL finish in fajrly condition Has p"ov leather upholstery. The motor is In good running condition. 309 N. Capitol. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. Ri. 5994. YOUB CHOICE, S3OO TO $399 0 CHEVROLET 7931 Coach, blue Duco finish, gold $225 T XVVBAXAJ X striDe; fullv equipped. Car must be seen to be aooericated: 10.515 actual mileage: terms or trade. 34* N. Capitol. JONES MOTOR CORP’N. LI. 4455. ©CHEVROLET 7937 Coach: dark green with light green $345 f XVV7X4XJ X trim; upholstery first-class; mechanicallv perfect: 5 wire wheels: good rubber: equipment standard: priced to sell at *345. Terms and trade. See this tonight. 1 404 W. Washington. J. C SCANLAN CO. Be. 1440 ©CHEVROLET 7937 coupe: finished in beautiful $325 V * IU/LiUl maroon Duco trimmed in black. Upholstery like new. The motor is excellent new tires; driven onlv 5.000 miles Featured at a rock bottom price. 921 Virginia Aye. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. (1203. ©CHEVROLET 7931 c 099 ' 1 - ° ne of the most "pmar $385 uxixjiivuiiLil selling models. Has two-tone dark green finish; is fullv eauipped with brand new tires and the mechanical condition has been checked in our shop. You can’t go wrong 1940 N Meridian. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO LI. 5361 ©CHEVROLET 7931 Maroon coach with black trim- $285 VII Ij 1 IVI/Lili 1 ming; velour upholstery; motor A-l pOOx condition; U. S tires; fuily equipped: practically new; low mileage 1040 N Meridian. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO Lincoln 5361 0k FORD 7937 Coupe, Victoria, 4-passenger; finished in black $225 \ A V/xvxx moda i r upholstery; good motor; the tires are good; y has low mileage. Terms and trade. f 623 N. Capitol. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO. Ri. 9326. ©FORTY 1937 Fordor Sedan; dark blue finish; practically new $265 '-AAVXX upholstery; top and motor are in tip-top shape A real bargain in a car that will give a lot of cheap sefvice and save main dollars. Easy terms. 1016 N. Meridian. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. Lincoln 5361. FOR O 1 937 deluxe roadster; anew c a r at s used car price. (75.00 A a vxxvxx j own: balance 12 months. r~"*y 3210 E. 10th. COLLEGE MOTOR SALES, INC. CH. 4361. W 3811 College. Wa. 2266. ©FORTY 7937 sedan, driven exclusively by lady; it’s as $325 a vaxvxx clean as any new car on our salesroom floor: this wonderful Model A transportation can be bought for *325. Satisfactory terms. 726 N. Meridian. ROY WILMETH CO.. INC. Open Evenings and Sunday.

MAYR’S FOES I PREPARE FOR OUSTER FIGHT Democrats Eye Battle on Secretary of State: Peters Cautious. Only one topic was being dis- ; cussed today by Democratic leaders who are gathering here for the work preparatory to the state convention which begins Monday night, and that is the possibility of a fight on the renomination of Frank Mayr Jr., secretary of state. It is taken for granted that the platform will declare for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and the Wright bone-dry law, so managers are turning their attention to other political phases. Robert Codd, deputy secretary of state, who is one of the focal points in the fight on Mayr. conferred with R. Earl Peters, state chairman, today, and is was intimated that he was seeking to point out the political ill effects of discarding a state official in a two-year post after only one term. Peters insisted that he was keeping “hands qff’’ in the secretary i situation, but it was understood later that Codd received scant comfort. Although several names have been mentioned as possible contenders for Mayr's post leaders of

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the opposition have decided to pit only one opponent against him. Which of these mentioned will get the call to be the champion of the anti-Mayr cause is not known yet. although those mentioned are Thomas McConnell of Fowler, Third district chairman and president of 'the state trustees' organization; William Krau, mayor of Elkhart; Virgil Simmons of Bluffton. state representativ eand Fourth district chairman, who was a candidate two years ago, and Lawrence Handley of Richmond. Following the conference with Codd, the state chairman met with Walter Myers, house speaker and candidate for the senatorial nomination and his managers. Hendricks Kenworthy and William Vogel, all of Indianapolis. Contrary to general belief they insisted that Myers was gaining ground. Reports from over the state are that Frederick VanNuys, also a candidate, is getting the edge. LAUNCH MYSTERY TRIPS Railroad Passengers Ignorant of Destination When Train Starts. By 1 nited Pr< ■** CINCINNATI. June 18.—A “mystery excursion’’ is the Southern Railway's latest contrivance to stimulate business. Neither the passengers nor the trainmen know where the excursion is going until the train leaves the Cincinnati station. After the train pulls out the engineer is handed his sealed orders. The first trip was a 100-mile train ride, to Lexington, Ky., a 25-mile automobile ride, a chicken dinner, and a ride home —an 11’- hour holiday for 51.75. There were 650 passengers on the first adventure, and the railroad company announced there would be more excursions in the near future.

YOUB CHOICE, S3OO TO $399 ©MARMON 7929 ' 7B sedan, finished in attractive $275 ,n. two )one tan flnjsh B wire wheels and 43 fu.ly equipped; motor quiet and in A-l condition. A real bargain in all respects. Lincoln 5364. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 325 N. Capitol. ©PLYMOUTH 7939 Sedan; blue black paint with white COXC jj i iixv u xxx trim, upholstery dark green velour. The motor has been reconditioned and is in flrst-class running order: tires like new; has full standard equipment. This car has been reconditioned throughout and performs like new. 4451 W. Wash. C. K. MARTIN CO. Be. 2958. YOUB CHOICE, S4OOTnD OVER I 8 AUBURN 1932I 932 p7 >aeton Sedan. Run onlv 2.200 miles: ssQfw beautiful finish of ivorv grev. green striping and genuine Spanish leather upholsterv. side mounts, trunk rack new car guar.: exceptional value. | 32 N. Capitol. EUREKA FINANCE CO. Li. 71*3. ©AUBURN 30 model ‘‘ 72 o" series de luxe phaeton $650 ; A,. . sedan; original green silver flnish is like new. trim kahaki Heurtz top; 6 wire whee ls. side mounts and other extras. A real buy: onlv $220 down: terms or t’-arte _ 10th and Meridian. BROWNING GENT CO., INC. RI ley 8655. ©BUICK 1939 two-door Sedan; beautiful beige flnish trim- $475 ... . . med in black; real mohair uholsterv: motor 535 N. el &Si anV th ° USand mU XB : E£s , i t F.NK lOW mU ' aEe T ' rms tr , ad /, Open Evenings and Sunday. BUICK ? 931 8-87 five-passenger Redan: black fin- sß4^ WTwtj S,. 201 ' 1 s ' rlDe - m °tiair upholsterv. fine motor and gooa tires, low mileage. Terms and trade. Meridian at 11th. MARMON USED CAR LOT m. 331,g. ©BUICK J, 9 /!! Couap: Popular 4-passenger coune: model 8-36 SBQS wl7h maroon and black flnish 6 wire wheels, prac- pOX-9 loiv mileage tlr6S ' trunk rack and extra equipment An excellent value with 12(1 W. North. CENTRAL BUICK CO. Jj. 1995. ©BUICK J, 930 Coupe: finished in th- popular cohalt blue S4QS TTnUrtict.v t duco > 7u > y equipped including 5 wire wheels. tpTRgFi? Upholstery, top, motor, etc., are in excellent condition. Real value backed by a reliable firm. Trade and G. M. A. C. terms 120 W. North St. CENTRAL BUICK CO. LI. 1995. ©CHEVROLET 193 i Special. Sedan has black paint $460 mn ,„ . ... . .... wl fh red trim, upholsterv like new {J7i:xJvf condition: 6 wire wheels with side mounts, tires Ist class. ouick ment standard including radiator grill: mileage verv low. See this one 3547 E. Wash. LAUTH MOTORS. INC. Ir. 1175. ©CHEVROLET 1932 D * Luxe convertible landau phaeton This car ~ . is on the spot and can be bought at *IOO off den "rh£> r 4, C 'r.i 1 f h rt i car . S . s new: has standard equipment, with xtra lnclud!over.s. ro tTunk Oracle. 00 s!e’ a t on/" 3WheflS ’ SSh trßV ’ iT,et * l tir * e( SLER 7937 Sport Roadster, prettv sea-foam green $405 1c , ? nish w l th battleship grev trim: wire wheels, new Goodyear tires: motor etc. in excellent cond. A real genuine 555 N, Capitol. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Li. 4516. ©( HR\ SLER ,9 1 30 . Mod el “77" Sedan D? Luxe, equipped with 6 wire , . wheels trunk rack, original blue finish is like new, upholstery clean and motor in excellent condition. A real value at this price, u. M. A. C. low financing. • 130 W. North St. CENTRAL BUICK CO. IJ. 19f15. ©CHRYSLER J, 930 *f, ( ? a nd ? 1 “ 66 ” 4 * door sedan dark blue flnish. a car . . , . , vou will be proud to own. Paint, motor tires udholsterv. top. etc. are in A-l shape reeadv to go anvwhire __ 3*7 N. Capitol JONES MOTOR CORP’N. |,|. 4455. ©DESOTO 1931 Model S. A. Sedan. Beautiful maroon $465 y L naint, job with black trim. Upholsterv verv “'“i l ~i ke new; has 6 ply good tires in good condition: equip‘s'a"dard• mileage very low; pricid very reasonable at *465. Will trade, md terms very easy to make. _ 355f Mass. Ave. MTZELMAV AND RAWLINGS. Ch. 2323. ©DESOTO ’? 31 Cosu u oe R - a., ebonv flnish lade trim; ven- $465 . .. . uine mohair upholsterv: reconditioned motor; p-*OO eood rubber: side mounts; trunk rack, don't miss this for vour vacation Terms and trade. vacation. 535 N. Capitol. ABELS * FINK. JJ jjjj Open Evenings and Sunday. ©FORD 7931 Victoria and runs like anew car. has green s4l ft y oaint lob: upholsterv mohair like new; 5 wire wheels with good tires, eouioment standard: mileage on this car very low and what a buv at — 3747 E. Wash. LAUTH MOTORS. INC. If. 1175. 0 HUDSON 1931 !ate model Sedan: beautiful black paint $665 uci/ovi* )ob wlth cream trim upho)sterv spotless, just like new, motor A-l condition, tires new included in equipment free wheeling trunk lined with leather and equipped with lock. 6 wire wheels, side mounts. This is a trulv good buv and vou should see it. to appreciate Easv terms lfibo S. Meridian. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES CO. Dr. 4743. OHUPMOBILE 1931 8 cvl 5-pass, sedan, black flnish $545 wxxxxjxx gcld stnDe mo hair upholsterv. sound motor, good tires. N. W wheels: low mileage. Terms and trade. Meridian at 11th. MARMON USED CAR LOT El. 3306. YOUB CHOIRE IN TRUCKS e CHEVROLET 1928 O' l *-* 919 truck: closed cab express $1 1 K * x body special bargain. Terms and Trad* 623 N. Capitol. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO. Ri. 93?*. ©CHEVROLET ‘ Lat * 1931 a *U*” Delivery Sedan; $285 xxAx y XVV/IXAX i pamt Uras and motor are ln J * XCBllan i 9000 condition. Car has had little service and is a real bona fide value Haa dark blue finish; fully equipped. Terms or trade. 325 N. Capitol. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. I.ineoln 5364. ©FORTY 7939 P> clc up body truck; finished in black. Motor A '-'xnax is o. K Good tires. In order to reduce our used car stock, we have dropped prices to rock bottom. 921 Virginia Ave. CARSON BROS. CHEVROLET CO. Dr. #203 ©CJ M C 1931 Series Mode! T-26 Traction; 2-ton rating with $225 ill. L. 7.00 front and 32x6.00 duaU on the rear. Motor has been thoroughly reconditioned In our shoo. A real value 430 N. Capitol. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. Lincoln 7467. Open Till 9 P. M. ©INDIANA 1® 29 m ton closed cab with 7x12 platform $550 ' xXXrXi* rx body oractlcallv new 7:00 front and 34x7:00 rear tires, good running condition: price was *650: now reduced to—--921 N. Capitol Ave. MARTIN TRI’CX CO. LL *HI. ©INTERNATIONAL Sa ; c g">J„’'*a.S'“HE $245 black finish, truck is okav throughou t and has been driven onlv 12.000 miles. A real bargain at this price: terms. 44(1 N. Capitol. CAPITOL ROTORS CO. Open eve#. ©INTERNATIONAL TRUCK •gsS'j' SS ranging from 1 1 i ton to 2 ton capacities and eauiooed with Hi and 3-vard dump bodies. All featuring gravity and power hoist. These are absolutely one of the best selections in eitr. Bee them and make a reasonable offer. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. 1188 Kr. Ave. % LI. 48M.

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STIMSON ACTION MOULDED PLANK Set Precedent for G. 0. P. Kellogg Pact Stand. By Cnited Fees* WASHINGTON. June 18.—A plan to make a formal American policy of State Secretary H. P. Stimson's practice of conferring with other powers whenever the Kellogg peace pact is menaced was seen by official Observers here Friday in a plank adopted by the Republican national convention. This plank read: “We favor enactment by congress of a measure that will authorize our government to call or participate in an international conference in case o{ any threat of nonfulfillment of Article 2 of the treaty of Paris <Kel-logg-Briand pact).” In the two instances when the state department has believed the peace pact to be endangered—the Russo-Chinese railway dispute of 1929 and the Manchurian affair last winter—Secretary Stimson has sent warning notes to the parties at odds. He also has consulted with other signatories of the pact. Thus, observers hold, he actually has established the position of America as the prime protector of the pact. But if congress passes the recommended resolution, this practice would be formalized and given congressional sanction. Also the state department would feel freer not only to consult with other signatories, but also to call an international conference.