Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1936 — Page 6

2 Man's Family, Wayne King's |

rchestra, Town Hall, Hit Parade] i

Be Broadcast by NBC. WEAF! -

lumbia to Present Gracie Allen, Lily Pons as Its Share of Evening’s Entertainment; Little Opposition Is Shown by National’s WJZ Division.

BY RALPH NORMAN WEEK schedules disclose that NBC-WEAF has Wednesday evening booked with four of the network's most popular current pro- , Offering little competition on its WJZ division, NBC through ; WEAP circuit dominates Wednesday evening programs with One ‘Man's Family, Wayne King’s orchestra, Town Hall Tonight and Your Hit Parade, providing three hours of excellent variety entertainment.

CBS stations, however, are not ‘without listeners on Wednesday nights, though, for there's Gracie Allen in an early evening broadcast, and Lily Pons with Kostel‘anetz's orchestra provides a program that is popular with many listeners. » #“ i

‘It seems queer that although One Man's Family, NBC-WEAF (WLW) at 6, was voted by the Women’s Radio Committee as bést of radio perials, the continuity of the show currently is concerned with difficult snarital entanglements. Tonight's program will find Phillip Spencer invading the Barbour home for a talk with Beth, from whom he seeks a divorce. One Man's Famfly originates in NBC’s San Francisco studio and is played by Anthony Smythe, with Minetta Ellen, Michael Raffetto, Bernice Berwin, Kathleen Wilson, Barton Yarborough, Page Gilman and Winifred Wolfe. ” td o WIRE is to air Wayne King’s con- - pert of popular music at 6:30. Fred Allen, Portland Hoffa, the Mighty’ Allen Art Players and Peter Van Bteeden’s orchestra, may be heard ~ through WLW at 7. WLW also will air Your Hit Parade at 8. Tonight’s concert is the last for which Al Goodman will wield the baton. . Your Hit Parade officials will " allow no director's name to become too closely associated with their program. For this reason, ‘there is a new director every three or four months. Beginning tonight Your Hit Parade will be aired by the WEAF and WJZ networks of NBC and WLW. CBS and WFBM carry the Saturday night dition of the program when Fredglie Rich directs.

” ” ” Local listeners hear little about fhe Mutual Network and its enterprises, except for WIRE'S Morning ~ Matinee which is wired to -Indian@apolis by Mutual. The network, " however, “scooped” all other broad‘casters with an announcement at B:50 Monday morning that the ‘Queen Mary had been sighted. - Joe Tobin, WOR staff member, was at the microphone in an airplane to gnake the announcement. Mutual has reported that eight women radio stars have risen early for the Morning Matinee, WIRE at 7 tomorrow morning, and none have been late. Irene‘Rich drove to New ~ York at the break of day from Conicut; Kate Smith drove in from Long Island, and several others traveled distances to sing before breakfast. ”

» ” Mutual, on WIRE at 7 tomorrow g, again will “scoop” the net- - works by presenting Sir Edgar Brittan, commander of the Queen Mary for his first American radio program appearance. He will be interviewed by Nellie Revell, newspaper woman Who conducts the Morning Matinee. ‘Also on tomorrow’s breakfast program will be Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Opera star, and Carl Hoff's orchestra. » ”

” CBS will air two political talks today, the first at 5:15 in which W. M. Bingay, Detroit Free Press editorial director, is to advocate Alf. M. Landon’s nomination for President by the Republican national . convention next week, and a second at 8:45 when Gifford Pinchot, Penn- ~ 8ylvania former Governor, is to discuss issues facing the Republican ~ gonvention,

» t 4 ” 2 RADIO FOOTNOTES—Lily Pons, radio, Metropolitan Opera and movie singer, took no voice lessons until 10 years ago. She was trained. when young to be ® concert pifnist,

Ken Murry, Tuesday night CBS comedian, has had proposals of marriage from listeners in every state but Nevada and South Carolina. Have you noticed that with the exception of Rudy Vallee, no radio star has been publicised for

vate life? With exception of Jack himself script writer, Johnny

oan b aine and her family have cottage in Brown County where e star of Today's Children and er dramatizations spends week-

will vacation this sumwhile the boys air their proms from the West Coast. When program moves West after Frian NBC Hollywood announcer replace Mr. Hay.

WLW FIND

Singing in church choirs and school glee clubs gave Adrian O’Brien (above), featured WLW singer, his start. WLW talent scouts believe Mr. O’Brien is the outstanding discovery of the season at the Nation’s Station. He is heard frequently at 4:15 in the afternoon, and sings regularly each Monday night on the Crosley Follies program.

YEAR'S BUILDING GAIN CLIMBS TO $1,155,736

Permits Issued During Past Week Total $226,252.

Building permits here show a. gain of $182,678 for the week end-

ing May 29 over the corresponding week of 1935, according to a report made to the safety board by George R. Popp Jr., building commissioner. A total of 217 permits with a total valuation of $226,252 were issued during the week. A year ago the permits totaled 166 for the week and represented a valugti Lb of $43,571. » The gain for. the: year aver .the corresponding period of '1935 has reached $1,155,736. For the period ending May 29 the total valuation was $2,421,246 as compared with $1,265,510 for last year, he said.

DR. HODGES TO HEAD COLONIAL WARS GROUP

Frank H. Whittmore, East Chicago, Is Deputy Governor.

Dr. Fletcher Hodges is the newly elected governor of the Society of Colonial Wars in Indiana. Other recently elected officers are Frank H. Whittmore, East Chicago, deputy governor; Augustus A. Markle, Terre Haute, genealogist-historian; Clarence H. Smith, Newcastle, sec-retary-treasurer and Dr. Lewis Brown, chaplain. George C. Calvert is to serve as deputy governor to the general soceity and Mr. Smith is to represent the state organization at the forty-

ninth general council of the organi- |

zation in Providence, R. I., this summer.

WORKER BURNED IN EXPLOSION AT PLANT

Fire Spreads to Clothing in Clean- - ing Company.

Charles Smith, 25, of 3621 Coli-seum-av, was recovering today from burns suffered in a fire and explosion yesterday in the Sunshine Cleaning Co. plant, 3808 E. Wash-ington-st. Mr. Smith and R. C. Jones, 933 N. Dearborn-st, were using a fluid to clean the washer when the explosion occurred. . Fire spread to -clothing in the plant. The immediate cause of the explosion was not determined.

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Abbreviations: N-—Nationa! Breadeast-

Member stations and and kilocycles of the networks are: NBC-WEAF—WEAP (760), WIRE (1400), WLW (700), WTAM (1070), WMAQ (670) and WSM (630). NBC-WIZ—WJZ (660), WIRE (1400) WLW (700), WENR (870), WLS (890), WMAQ (670), and WSM (650). CBS-WABC—-WABC (860), WFBM (1230), WOWO (1160), and WBBM (770).

When there is 1 for a station at quarter and wait-naurs; § its preceding. listed program is en

The Times can not be responsible for inaccuracies caused by lastminute program changes by stations.

WEDNESDAY

MC odiata Central College WFBM.

Sao ime ON ! NY WEAF, WIRE. ° ON ; Animal Club News WJZ, :

Kay Kyser's Or. WLW 4:15—Tea Time Tunes WFBM. Bobby

Benso : Manuel Contrerns Or. (N) WEAP,

Mary Small (N) WJZ, Adrian O'Brien WLW, 4730--=Ne¥s (C) (N) WEAF, WJZ, WIRE. Nolan's Toy Band WLW. 4: 38—Mgiton Eom’ or. (0). rothy P: (N) "WEAF, Dosoihy of. mance (N) WJZ.

4: 5--Rentren (C) WFBM. Paul Pendarvis’ Or. (N) WEAP, Lowell Thomas (N) ‘WJZ, WLW. —Gertrude Niessen (C).

dy (N) WE Whecler Mission Program WFBM. Johnson Family WLW, 5:156—Political Talk (C). ; Uncle Ezra's Station (N) WEAP,

WIRE. Olympic Prospects (N) WJZ, WLW. 5:30—Kate Smith (C) WFBM. Sons of PioneersiWIRE. Gabriel Heatterf(N) WEA Lum and Abner (N) WI WLW 5:45—News WFBM. Boake Carter (C). Harry Sich e’ WIRE. American Sehools (N) WEAP. Mario Conti (N) WJZ, Lilac Time Tw

—Cavalcade of America (C) wrsic one. Man's Family (N) WEAP,

W. Folies de Paree (N) WJZ, WIRE. 6:30—Burns and Allen (C) WFB Wayne King’s Or. (N) WEAF, W. Lavender and Old Lace (N) WJZ. Music Box Hour (M) WLW, 7 -Lily Pons (C) WFBM, TRY Hall, Tonight

Con Hour (N) WJZ Dickerson’s Band WIRE.

7: 30--Piane Twins WFBM o ‘Be Announced (C). Da House WIRE. 7:45—Butler Choir WFBM. Top Tunes WIRE.

8 gn Busters (C) WFBM. You WIRE. Tour Hit Parade (N) WEAF, WJZ, WLW.

(N) WEAP,

8:15—Strange As It Seems WIRE. 8:30—~March of Time (C) WFBM. Rhythm Revue WIRE. 8:45—Musical Moments WFBM. Gifford Pinchot (C). News WIRE.

—Len Riley’s Sportslight WEEM, Slyae Lucas’ Or. (C). 'o Be Announced. Xavie er Cugat’s Or. (N) WJZ Amos 'n’ Andy (N) WEAF, WLW.

IRE. |

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m ‘ for American an anmpegial EAQ, 305 m. BERLIN—1:55 rE m.—New German books. DJD, 25. CARACAS—8 p. m.—Continentals. "YVIRC, Slaa me 40 p. m

LONDO —Talk by the British Broad= Cha: Baginee: Shr 988 m.

9:15—News Room WLW. x WIZ.

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fing Younws OF. (©) ir Eade sons OY) 8 Ohman’s Or. (N) WJZ.

Pail Sn ral” Or. (C) WFBM.

WEAF.

News WFB

Jack : sities © ‘or. aly ™ weAw

DO NIOF (Ny) Singing Ne . Vi. ge Fk WIRE,

10: oy Riney ox N a

10:15—Clyde Tr! Jack i Ditties or’ © Tem,

10: 130--Milion Kellem’s Or. (C) WFBM.

Out (N) pomanellt’s Or. (NV WJZ. Ll poms, Or. (M) WLW, —Louie Lowe's Or. WFBM. Fletcher Henderson's Or. (N) WEAF. Johnny Lewis’ Or. (M) WLW. Alida Sturman (C).

Ray Pearl’s Or. (N) WEAP, 130 Ee Tats IM VLW. ons Givot (C) WFBM,

11:45—Nocturne (C) WFBM. 12 Joe Saunder’s Or. WLW.

12:30—Moon River WLW.

THURSDAY A.M,

6 —Pamily Prayer Period an wow.

6: i10- Morning Devotions. “WLW.

Organ Ruspsody oN) WJZ.

Grieg Bhs 8:45— Hewat Trio and White (N) WJZ.

Bary Bias EM, eddie Skinner . 5 Matinee 6M) WIRE, Old Doctor Jim (N) WEAP, Breakfast Club (N) WJZ. News WLW. 7: 15--Eireatmiiners (N) WEAP, ir AL WLW. Are You Like It (C). 7:30—Dance Rhythm WLW, Freddie Skinner (C). 7:45—Musical Clock WIRE. Child Training Talk WLW. Fred Feibel (OC). y

—News WFBM. News (C) (N) WEAP. Cub Reporters WIRE. Vic and Sade (N) WJZ, Variety Show WLW. 8:05—Greenfield Village Chorus ©. 8:15—Woman’s Place (C Home Sweet Home Yin WJZ, WLW. Dan Harding's Wife (N) WEAF,

WIRE. Timely Varieties WFBM. 8:30—Russell Dorr (C). Ralph Kirbey (N) WEAF, WLW. Edward MacHugh (N) WJZ, WIRE, 8: 45—Dan and STivis (N) WJZ. Rhiidsen (N) ‘WEAF, WIRE. Goiotios WL

FRANK M’KINNEY SPENT $2445 FOR NOMINATION

Bloemker Expended $456.50; Bess

Robbins $112. Frank E. McKinney, nominee for County Treasurer,

spent $2445 in the May primary, ac’

cording to his itemized statement, on file today in the county election bureau. The expenses of othér successful Democratic candidates on file are Herbert Bloemker, surveyor, $456.50, and Miss Bess Robbins, State Representative, $112. The Workers Non-Partisan Political Action League, as reported

by Miss Robbins, Treasurer, spent $382 on behalf of Democratic candidates. For Republicans ' the League spent $351.50. Arthur F.

Haufter, unsuccessful candidate for:

the Republican nomination for County Surveyor, spent $48.75. June 4 is the deadline for expense filing.

CROWN HILL CEMETERY

OFFICIALS ARE CHOSEN

Member of Board of Managers, In- |

corporators Are Elected.

Reginald H. Sullivan, Edward J. Bennett and Fred Appel today assume duties as members of the board of incorporators of Crown Hill Cemetery, Inc. They were elected at a annual meeting of the board yesterday. A board of managers also was elected. They were Hugh McK.

Landon, president; William L. Elder, first vice president; Frederic M. Ayres, second vice president; Walter C. Marmon, treasurer, and Joseph J. Daniels, Benjamin D. Hitz and Perry W. Lesh. Raymond E. Siebert, cemetery Superintendent, was named secretary.

Democratic

CIVIL SERVIGE JOBS LISTED BY BUREAU

Examinations do to Be Given) for U.S. Openings."

Competitive examintions for’ government employment were announced here today by the United States Civil Service Commission. Full information may be obtained from PF. J. Boatman, examining board secretary, Room 421, Federal building. Examinations are for assistant petroleum engineer of the geological

survey at a salary of $2600 a year; teacher in community, primary, intermediate, special or opportunity,

.or one-teacher day school, $1600, a

year in the Indiana field service including Alaska; assistant superintendent of brush factory, $3200 a year, and foreman of brush factory, $2600 a year, at the United States penitentiaty ‘annex, Fort Leavenworth, Kas.

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Best Shor Waves 1

9:30-Mrs. Farrells Kitchen chen WPEM.

Navy Band (N) WJZ. % Adrien O’Brien (M) WLW. ch Man’ {C). 9:43--Ri aS Panne ‘an

--Your Happiness ©) WrBM. ‘Happy Jack WEAP, WIRE. Jack and Loretta Clemens ™

Live Stock Reports WLW,

Joan and. Escorts ola Fosniones Gir] 10: 30—-Maty Marlin C) Girl So one N) Wor and 3 Music aN Iz. Ch (M) WLW. 10: oe BY am ih C Five Star Jones (C) WEEM. Merry Madcaps (N) WEAF, WIRE

11 =Golq Medal Hour WFBM. Mu ee woz Joan Escorts wu. 5 11:15—Blue Bills WL! Dot and Will i) WJZ. 11:30—Farm and Home Hour WIRE. uyers’ So hsheon (N) WEAF. ational Farm Hour - (N) ‘WJZ,

In is -Pens and Needles (N) WEAP, :

(N) W. Ww

2: colieres ©) WFBM. Farm Hour (Continued) WIRE. National Farm - Hour (Continued)

WJZ.. WL Thursday Matinee (N) WEAP.

112: 15—Farm Bureau Program WFBM.

Happ y Hollow

12:30 Music in the Alr (CO). : Report WIRE

Hoosier Farm Circle WFBM., 12: 46—Dovniown Chatter "WFBM.

Jalaws House Ensemble (M).

—S8alvation Army Band (C) WFBM, Forever Youn WEAF, Music Guild “foontinuea) (NN) wiz. ety ru Molly of oe ies WLW. 1:15—News Ly Movies w W.

(N) WEAP, WL oS Or. (N) WJZ. Howells and Wright (C). Gilbert Mershon WIRE. 1:30—Ma. Mat Thevon nd Sade (Nr SWEAT. rw and Sade . 1: 45—0'Nellls ( (N) WEAF, WLW. King’s Jesters (N) WJZ. WPA Program Black Magic WIRB. *

2 —All Hands on Deck (OC) WPBM. Woman’s Radio Review (N) WEAP, Foxes of Slatbuth Hy WJZ, WIRE.

M. Gene Arnold (N) WEAF. Radio Guild (N) WJZ. Sd Fashioned Hymns WIRE. ever Young WLW 2: S—Mariha and Hal Ny WEAF, WIRE. . Magic Voice (N) Jane Bmerson WLW, 2

—Lewis Gannett (C) WFBM. White Abe City Sleeps (N) WEAP,

Guild (Continued) a WJZ. Betty and Bob

Benny Venuta (C) WFBM Flying Time (N) WEAP, WIRE. Va Wilkinson (N) WJZ.

Gene Beecher’s ‘or. WEAF, WIRE. Capt. Tim's Adventures (N) WJZ. Bailey Axton WLW 4:30—News (C) (N) WEAF WJZ. WIRE. Bob Nolan's Toy Band WLW. 4:35—George Hall’s Or. (C). Jus nk and: a WJZ

n B. oR onne N). WEAF, WIRE. 8 es—Senirew (C). Billy and Betty J(N) WEAF. Low! ell Thomas (N) WJZ, WLW. Harry Reser’'s Or. WIRE.

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Reports on Convention - Schedule Today.

The Holstein-Friesian Association entered

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Helen Jepson Brilliant Star of the Metropolitan Opera Co. and Radio, who will be interviewed by Nellie Revell

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SUMMER omy SET

Cathedral Vacation Sessions Are to Open on’ June 19.

en HE amar tinue until July 31, it was announced today. Brother Leonard, C. S. C,. vice principal of the school, is to direct the summer term for the

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