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MORE NEW FEATURES FOR TIMES READERS A First-Hand Chronicle of the Foremost Features * Os Every Day in the Life of the First Lady POLITICS W/y 2)mj by I AFFAIRS l||-- jj BIJ BHk ipA^j rs LEA NOR ’™‘°- mm 1 '*'■ ' Raymond Clapper is universally recognized as one of the ablest || £** " W political reporters and commentators now writing for the AmerV If B w can P ress * Eighteen years of close association with affairs in J I ashington have given him a rich and varied background of f| J I I experience. He has reported every national political convention J/ mr -MM| T JHBi A and campaign since 1920. He knows, personally, political leaders \ parts ot the country. For four years he was chief of the \ United Press Bureau in Washington. He was sent to London in 5 1930 to cover the Disarmament Conference. It was Mr. Clapper . ur , CTrcc r i tt-1 • tt who first told the story of the now famous conference in the HOS I ESS or the \\ hlte House, Blackstone Hotel in Chicago that decided the nomination of War/)L Eleanor .Roosevelt is in immedi- ren G. Harding in 1920. 'jjk y £O. \ touch \vlth the most important of her \\ ith the coming session of Congress, the national campaign, and h v \ country’s affairs and personalities. the impending Supreme Court decisions on New Deal legislation, h. JjT Jflife a r- j r i . , . , history is in the making. With his brilliant and accurate re-m-mmk m " ’ poitmg and keen interpretations, Mr. Clapper will keep you m l||iU 1 ' lsta ntly auaie of its people’s condl- abreast of the march of current events in his daily column in Mw W M ~\ ■; ms and concerns, through a hundred lhe llmes- | . thousand letters a year. • Starts Next Thursday ' 1 BftV Site is thus enabled, as no one else in A Smart, New J X Ii if/ Americais > to s ain awealth of unusual Pattern SprviV *> |pj|r j j iW I If experiences and observations and to &ILj X and l ICI II Od V 1 vC 1 m j • I f ( SB know surely which part of it will have r ' e —i titter'll Starts Next Monday An Uproarious New Comic Strip Highlight News of the Radio World, in a Chatty New Column 84" 5H // / The Radio Waves 1 J / H BENNY ® Mill bits of important news gathered I 1 \ from here and there in the world of radio Af M h j } f I I I I \ Somewhere Benny must have heard that silence is golden. Maybe entertainment... informal profiles of the per- : ! \ Harpo Marx or Charley Chaplin told him. At any rate, he’s a [raHf sonalities behind the microphones .. . brought 3 scream, even though he never says a word. Benny’s big derby and \\ | j to you every day in a bright, breezy, readable / yU-4^-kimono-like overcoat don’t fit him quite quickly enough. But to- column .. . that’s “The Radio Waves” in The gether with his comical actions they make him an unforgettable Times. Follow it daily, and you’ll experience Here is the perfect pattern .. . simple, easy to follow ... character ... a happy mixture of humor and pathos that you can a keener enjoyment of the evening’s radio accurately interpreting the mode . . , made by the oldest like and laugh at both at the same time. programs. With “The Radio Waves” is com- pattern house in America . . . from models designed by „ x „ , „ , bined the complete schedule of local and net- a nationally recognized fashion expert Starts Next Monday I work programs. Starts Next Monday 1 • Watch for these new features NEXT WEEK in % < The Indianapolis Times

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