Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1936 — Page 4

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Easy-Chair Fans

Race, Baseball,

May Sit in on Track, Tennis;

Symphony Program Set Tonight

First Speedway Broadcast Set for 6; Memorial Rites Scheduled.

BY RALPH NORMAN Sports following by the easy ‘chair method will be simple tomorrow, with local stations and networks broadcasting the most comprehensive accounts of the Indianapolis 500-mile race ever aired, and with bagspall, tennis, track and fleld classics featuring numerous other programs. The networks also will carry several memorial programs, including services in Arlington Cemetery, Washington, at noon on CBS and NBC-WEAF. WIRE will open its Speedway race program at 6, broadcasting late news and - highlights from the track. WIRE, at 9:30 as well as CBS (WFBM), NBCWEAF and WLW, beginning at 9:45, will present detailed descriptions of lastminute preparations and the start at 10. After 10:15, WIRE and WFBM frequently will progress of the race, and will switch to the track for incidents of unusual interest.

Finish to Be Broadcast

Local stations and networks will describe the finish of the speed classic, NBC-WEAF joining the Speedway broadcasters at 1, CBS at 2 and Mutual and WLW at 2:30. For WIRE Harry McTigue and Morris Hicks will describe the race, Walter Hickman the crowds, including interviews with many celebrities of stage, radio and movies. Announcer Bill Frosch will assist with WIRE’s presentation. At the WFBM mike will be Ken Ellington and Len Riley, while Ted Husing for CBS and Graham McNamee for NBC will tell the nation about the event,

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At the conclusion of the race broadcast, WIRE will air a play-by-play account of the Indianapolis Indians-Louisville Colonels baseball game at Louisville and NBC-WEAF will broadcast descriptions of the Davis cup tennis matches ‘at Germantown, Pa. the I. C. A, A. A, A. track and field championships at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, and the A. A. U. marathon run between Mount Vernon and the White House.

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ALKS of Interest: Raymond Moley, editor of the magazine Today, will discuss “The Road to Reaction,” CBS at 8:45 tonight. Over NBC-WJZ at 9:15 tomorrow morning James E. Van Zandt, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will speak on a special Memorial Day program, and at noon Gen. John J. Pershing and Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. ~Roper will speak at Memorial Day services at Arlington Amphitheater. Both CBS and’ NBC-WEAF will carry the program.

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Autograph hlunters beseiged . the Lombardo brothers when the band played its final New York engagement of Lhis season, but the head man of the organization, Guy, walked from the front door of the theater without being

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Italian Composer Respighi to Be Honored by NBC Artists.

A special memorial program honoring the late Ottorino Respighi, noted Italian composer, is to be offered tonight at 7 on the NBC Blue network. : His “Il Tramonto,” based on Shelly’'s poem, “Sunset,” is to be included on the program. Celia Branz, contralto, is to be the soloist, accompanied by the NBC String Quartet. To Respighi, more than any other composer, goes the credit of making Italy “symphony conscious” and introducing a new conception of Ital-

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ers accustomed to think of his country as a strgnghold of opera for more than ‘two centuries, Respighi proclaimed a musical renaissance. His colorful symphonic works, written in the modern spirit and for an augmented orchestra, have become stadard numbers in the repertories of all leading symphoniggorganizations, » » #

To the few Indianapolis people who will not be at the Speedway or listening to race descriptions on the air tomorrow afternoon, we might mention another ‘“classic,” Verdi's “Aida,” third production of the current Metropolitan spring season to be broadcast over WLW and the NBC Blue network at 12:30.

Orne of the most popular and frequently performed of operas, “Adia” is to be sung tomorrow by a cast of newcomers, including Rosa Tentoni in the title role; Bruna Castagna as Amneris; Sydney Rayner in the leading tenor part of Rhadames; Joseph Royer as Amonasro and Norman Cordon, John Gurney, Maxine Stellman and Ludovico Olivero. Gennaro Papi is to conduct. ” ” ” Dvorak’s Quintet, which stands with the Schumann and Brahms quintets as the most popular examples of this limited field of chamber music, is to be performed by an ensemble of students and teachers of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at 9 tomorrow morning, CBS-WFBM. 2 =

Two choral concerts are scheduled for early morning tomorrow, the St. Peter's College Glee Club. Fred Joslyn, director, from Radio City at 8:15 (NBC-WJZ), and the Central High School A Cappella Choir of Akron, O, at 8:30, on WIRE and the NBC Red network. The latter concert, originating in Cleveland, is to be one of a series of events celebrating the school’s fiftieth anniversary. (By J.T).

recognized.. At the stage entrance of the CBS Playhouse, the other three brothers fought their way through large crowds... Lombardo autograph hunters face a difficult problem. They must get four signatures, not just ome, to have the Lombardo family completely signed. 8 8 = ROM a speeding Douglas transport plane attempting to lower the transcontinental record, CBS tomorrow will broadcast an unusual program. Aboard the plane will be .A. B. Chamberlain, CBS engineer, and Jack Roche, assistant

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Committee to Work for Third Party May Be Named in June.

A committee, to work for the formation of a Farmer-Labor party in Marion County, may be selected at a meeting here June 13 in the Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Hall, 168 W. 9th-st. The meeting is an outgrowth of the selection of a state committee in South Bend May 16 to work toward formation of the party. Two hundred labor and farm leaders attended the South Bend session. Farm and labor leaders in and near Marion County have been asked to attend the June meeting. Temporary committee chairman in the county is Walter Truman, Midwest district manager of the Federation of Hosiery Workers. Other temporary officers are Henry Bond, of the clothing workers union; L. S. Polequin, of the Railway Clerks, Lodge 92; William Pfeiffer, vice president of the International Molders’ Union, Local 56, and Eunice Sink, of the Federation of Hosiery Workers, 35. John Bartee, state committee chairman, is to be one of the speakers at the county meeting.

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Prisoner Murders Two; Farm Youth Accidentally Slain. By United Press ANGOLA, La., May 29.—Casualties in the sanguinary flight of ‘a lifeterm trusty from the state prison farm here totaled three dead and two wounded, one critically, today. Tension tightened trigger fingers in the search for the 23-year-old fugitive, Wilfred Lindsly, and in the excitement a farm boy was slain and two prison guards were fired on by

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