Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1934 — Page 9

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94 FRESHMEN ARE REGISTERED AT BUTLER U, Final Registration Will Be Held Sept. 17 and 18, Is Announcement. Ninety-four persons have completed preliminary freshman registrations at Butler university. Professor George A. Schumacher, freshman adviser, announced today. Final registration of all students will be Sept. 17 and 18. Among those who have registered are: Marjr Crsycrsft, Jean Houghti;ng NoMesvUi*. Ricnarc E Davis. Log an sport. Janet Oje. Wo.eott E. Paul Forler. Bernard Knie,. Dorohy Sparrow. Ben Dati. Jeanne M.tene.;, Greenfield Laura Ann Power. New Augusta: Leonard Rosenthal. New York City. Rose Smith. Fibers. Hue: Weaver. Peru Marir li ,en Border a. Danvii.e. James McTurr.in. Oreene townahsp. and Virginia King.er. Bran! Sbortr.dge high school graduates who have registered include Ann Ai.fderheide, ALne Bailey. Iris Boyd. Edw.rd Brown. Charlotte Cox. Harry T. Eidson. Jane | Forman. Georgia Fo. 'er. Mary Freeman, j Bonnie Jean MeKrhn:e. Eleanor Jane Futlenwtder. C hauncey E Grove. Mary Alice Hicks. Virginia Hoffman Martha Jane Howard, Eve.yn King. Marr Jane Lenta. Mary Lennon, One Lowther Robert McCoigin. Elizabeth Mvers, Marjorie Newman. Martha Norman. Wiriiam O.sen ] Jane Patton. Edward Peteraor. Robert Pflumm Mavtlla Rainev Anita! Reavts. Ann Redwtne, Caroline Rehm. Mary Lee Richter Bernard R ide. Carl Scheioger ! Minna Beile S-idensticker. Mary Jeanette t Heller Robert Sorenson. Ina Staniei. Warren Taylor. Waiter Troeger. Bobby Jo* Vestal. Alice Vetter. Dorothy Welding Bny Weier. Eugene YoclceT. Marv Jane I Saatz, Harr.et jane Holmes Bettyann Jones. John Sheets. Brure Wallace Mary Holliday Margaret Stump and Barabars Ballinger. New students from Technical high school who have registered are Edwin Aliender. Theima Cooley. Mary Evelyn Darnel. James MrCrearv. William Moffett. Robert Rlgsnee. Richard Trusty Dorothu. I Unversaw. Ne,: Whitney. Robert Williams I and Margaret Wheeier. Those registered from Washington high ! school are Lueiie Broich. Hazel Chapman. ! John Dunn. Laura Pauline Kiefer and i Matilda Sparenbiek. Oraduates of Manual Training high school who have registered are Mary Brethauer. William Ooidstein. Anna Louise Loren* and Samuel Patterson. Those who have registered from Broad R ppie high school include John Barne*t. Gladvs Blanton Marv Jean Hoffmaver and Dorothy Stemmeier Clemmie Poole has registered from Crispus Attucks high school.

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TITIDIT P M 1 00—String enaeb’e .NBC- WEAF Jerry Cooper baritone (CBS) wvßc. 1 !V—PißVbovs <CBS- WABC 3 30—Dramatic Sketch NBC- WEAF. 4 SRC W'JZ Ma I w nr.s NBC- WENR 3 Mountaineers iCBS- WABC. 4 00— Fea ure -NBC- WEAF. Buck Rogers CBSC- WABC Sor£g. Davis' orchestra (NBC 4 IS—W irt7ebach's orchestra (CBSW'ABC 4 30—Jets Armstrong -CBS' WBBM Robbin s orchestra ‘CBS WABC. Newt: orchestra -NBCt WEAF 4:45 Blilv Batchelor sketch -NBCt WEAF. Charles CarLle. tenor (CBS* Lowell Thomas (NBC* WJZ * OO— Beale Street Bovs CBS WABC . s.ls—Gene and Olenn (NBC- -WEAF. Wayside Cottage (CBS. WABC. Tenor, orchestra -NBC- WJZ 5 30 —You and Your government (NBC WJX Vocal <NBCi WEAF Be* Rogers CBS WBBM ftiito* orchestra CBS WABC. 545 Boake Carter CBS- W'ABC. Frank Buck -NBC- WJZ East and Duir.Se NC- W r EAF. 4 00—Lavender and Old Lace -CBS WABC Crime Clues -NBCi WJZ. Reisman's orchestra and Phil Duey i SBC • WEAF 6 30—Abe Lyman s orchestra (CBSWayne Kings orchestra iNBCWEAF Ryan s Rendezvous (NBC) WJZ. : 7.00—M ,s:cal Memories. Edgar A. Guest -NBCi WJZ Piano Team 'CBS- WABC. American Institute of Banking broadcast (NBC- WEAF. 7.3o—Himber's orchestra. Joe Nash, tenor CBS- WABC Soconv Sketch (NBC I WEAF Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- elt (NBC) WJR g 00—George Olvott (CBS- WABC. Comedy sketch -NBC- WJZ. Operetta (NBCi WEAF. I 30—Melodic Strings (CBSi WABC. Feature (NBCt WJZ 9 00—Orlando's orchestra -NBCt W'JZ. Sketch i NBCi W’EAF. The Party Issues -CBS- WABC. 9 15 —Grofes orchestra (CBS- WABC Gene and Glenn -NBC- WMAQ. Tenor and orchestra NBCi WJZ 9 30—Redman's orchestra (NBC WTMJ Hoff s orchestra INBCI W'EAF 9 45—Peichman s orchestra -CBS WABC 10 00—So.snik s orchestra -CBS- WABC Madnguera's orchestra (NBC) WEAF Arnhelm's orchestra (NBCi W'JZ 19:30—Dailey's orchestra ICBSI WABC. Sterns orchestra (NBCi W'EAF Charlie Grays orchestra iNBC) WJZ. 10:45—Pete Smythe’s orchestra (NBC) WJZ. WFBM (1230) Indianapolis ' Indianaboll, Power and Light Company) TI'ESDAY P M. 4 00—Men of Notes (CBSI. 4 15—Edward Wurt/ebach orchestra (CBSi 4 30—Tonight On the Air. 4 35—Bohemians. s:oo—Jerry Cooper (CBS). 5 15—Wavside Cottage iCBS). 5 30—Buck Rogers ICBSI. 5 45—Civic Speaker. k 00—Lavender and Old Lace (CBS). 6 30—Abe Lvman's orchestra (CBSi. 7 00—Fray and Bragziottl (CBS'.

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l oo—Don Carios orchestra (NBC>. 1 15—Harry Koeen orchestra iNBC). 1 45—Joseph Wlilte .NBC' 3 09—Popular concert 'NBC). 2 30—Chicago symphony orchestra 'NBC). 3 30—Old Jim Brldger 'NBC). 3 45—The Oleanders .NBC*. WLW (700) Cincinnati TUESDAY P. M. 4 00—Harrr Mevers' orchestra ‘NBC). 4 15—Midwest Hvmns Sing NBC). 4 30—Jack Armstrong, drama. 4 45—Lowell Thomas 'NBCi. 5 00—Hawaiian* 5:15 —Bailey Axton. tenor: Marv Woods, soprano and orchestra. 5 30—Bob Newhall. 5 45—Sohlo Melody Masters. 6 00—Crime Clues iNBC 6 30—March Moods (band). 6 45—Monkey Hollow 7 00—To be announced 7 30—Heatroltown Herald. 8 00—Beauty Box Theater NBC). 9 00—Cotton Queen Minstrels. 9.30—Le0 Retsman's orchestra, with Phil Duev 'NBC'. 10:00—News flashes. 10 06—Buddy Rogers and his orchestra ■ NBC'. 10 30—Harold Stern's orchestra 'NBC). 11:00—Castle Farm dance orchestra. 11:30—Larrv Lees dance orchestra 12.00—Midnight—Moon river, organ and poems. A M. 112:30 —Sign off WEDNESDAY ! A. M. 1 6:oo—The Nation's Family Prayer period.

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6 15—Morning Devotion*. 6 30—Cheerio (inspirational talk and music) (NBC). 7 00—Salt and Peanut*, harmony duo. 7:15 Donhail trio (NBCi. 7 30—Joe Emerson, hymns. 7 45—Southernaires 'NBC'. B.oo—Presenting Suzanne Littieford—talk and organ. 8 15—Clara. Lu and Em ‘NBCI. 8 30—Jack Berch and musical group 8 45—Betty Crocker—cooking talk (NBC). 9 oo —News flashes. 9 05—Livestock reports. 9 15—Franklin Bens and orchestra. 9 30—Betty Moore (NBC*. 9 45—Painted Dreams iWGN'. 10:00—Ward and Muzzy, piano duo. 10 15—Baba and Don —comedy team. 10:30—Merry Madcaps 'NBCt. 10 55—Market reports. 11 00—Ohio Farm bureau. 11 30—Livestock reports. 11:40 —National Farm and Home hour (NBCi. P. M. 12 30—Gene BurcheU'f dance orchestra. 12 45—Ma Perkins 'NBC'. 1.00 — Dreams Come True"—Barry McKmlev—Songs. I:ls—Rainbow court—dramatic sketch ' NBC (. 1:30—"Bond of Friendship"—Walter Furmss and organ I:4s—Ethel Ponce, vocalist. 2 OO—Betty and Bob (NBCi. 2:ls—Music by Divano. 2:3o—Life of Mary Sothern. 2 45—Crosiev business news. 3:oo—Henry King's Ross Fenton Farms orchestra (NBC > 3 30—Singing Lady (NBC>. J 3:4s—The Texans, vocal trio.

RILEY HOSPITAL WILL DEDICATE DONORS' ROOM Ceremony to Be Held Oct. 7,! Hugh McK Landon Announces. Dedication of a permanent memorial to Indiana citizens who contributed toward the construction of James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children will take place Sunday. I Oct. 7, it was announced today by j Hugh McK Landon, memorial association president. The ceremonies will be held in j conjunction with celebration of Hoosier poet’s birthday. The memorial will be a “donor’s room” in which a list of contribu- ! tors will be kept. Mr. Landon said the room will be located to the north of the main lobby. Walls and the

floor are being paneled and grained to conform to the finish of the lobby. According to Mr. Landon, nearly j every organization and group which contributed to the building of the hospital has been recognized except the large mass of financial donors. The present memorial to donors has been contemplated for several years, he declared. Japan to Honor Admiral By r nitrd Bret* TOKIO, Sept. 4.—Admiral Nobumasa Suetsugu, commander of the Japanese fleet, will be appointed to the high naval council in November, it was reported today.

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