Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1936 — Page 5

" Most Other Events Out of Picture

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dresses Scheduled Tomorrow.

Millions of radio listeners, what-

ever their party affiliation, are tak-:

ing added interest in the Republican National Convention following the tremendous ovation given former President Herbert Hoover at last night's session. With the conclave broadcast promising to extend through this

evening and on into the night, poli- |.

tics becomes top radio fare, with all other programs giving way. _ The Republican convention has turned out to be a good show. The technical and educational value of radio once more is being demonstrated in the expert handling of the sessions. s* 8 » HE second of President Roose velt's addresses on his present tour is scheduled to be broadcast from Dallas at 10:30 tomorrow morning, through WIRE. The speech is a feature of Texas’ Centennial Celebration.

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Those who “point with pride” and “view with alarm” via WFBM this season will do so under the watchful eye of William F. Kiley Jr.. who began his new duties as the station’s continuity editor this week. In addition to writing original scripts and fixing up outside : copy, his job includes editing all politital speeches aired by the lpecal station. Do you remember “Pep Unlimit- . ed,” WFBM's popular morning program of a few seasons back? Mr. Kiley was its announcer. A graduate of Tech and Butler, Mr. Kiley has been locally “radio-active” for the last five yedrs. ” ” »

ILTON BERLE'S comedy has been made such a hit with Rudy Vallee and his listeners these last three weeks that Rudy has signed the Broadway star for three more appearances on the variety program, beginning tonight at 6, on WLW. Henry Huil, the original Jeeter Lester of “Tobacco Road.” and Muriel Dickson, prano, also are slated. What do American high school students think of the present generation? The answer is being given in the High School Town Meetings of the Air series, the second of which presents discussions by seniors at John ‘Marshall High School, Chicago, on NBC’c Blue network and WJZ (660) at 9:30 tomorrow morning. ", The same plan of presentation .is followed as in America’s Town Meeting of the Air, which was voted the best educational program last season by the Women's National Radio Commission.

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Called the world’s fastest light ning calculator, Dr. Salo Finkelstein

Bill Kiley

has been employed by CBS to tabu-!

late voting at the Republican Con-

vention sessions. One of his earlier '

. Jobs was with the Polish state sta‘tistical office where, in addition to advisory duties, he replaced 25 operators with calculating machines.

{ERALD COLEMAN, Johnstown (Pa.) radio amateur who was accused of broadcasting false re-; ports concerning the bursting of the Quemahoning Dam during the March floods, has been exonerated

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DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

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his recent lecture-recital series, fast is becoming a favorite through his artistic pianism and interesting comments. Tonight’s program includes two Bach compositions, the F Minor

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selves in song, but few -on the pretentious scale of Arthur Wolfe,

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allow the presentation of Bing Crosby’s program at 8 tonight, via WLW. In case it does, however,

LA PORTE MAN MADE PRESIDENT OF ELKS

State Session to End With | Parade Tomorrow.

Times Special | LA PORTE, Ind., June 11. —Busii ness sessions of the Indiana EIKks’ ; Association ‘convention closed yesterday with the election of A. Gordon Taylor of La Porte as president: Plans for the president's ball tonight are being completed and the convention is to close tomorrow with the grand parade. Other officers elected were Milo Mitchell, Linton; Raymond Thomas, Terre Haute, and Claude Thompson, Frankfort, vice presidents. Glenn Miller of Logansport became fourth vice president, the office leading to the presidency. W. C. Groebl of Shelbyville was elected secretary for | the seventh term and L. E, Yoder of

- Goshen was named treasurer. The 1937 convention is expected i to be held in Logansport.

completely by Gov. Earle, the Amer-

ican Radio Relay League reported. The charges were brought by Mayor Shields of Johnstown, on the grounds that Coleman’s broadcast had resulted in a panic in which several lives were lost. The State Attorney’s office found the amateur guiltless, according to a letter to Coleman from the Governor’s office.

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many will want to hear Ernest ‘Hutcheson during the hour of variNy ety. The popular Australian pianist Best Short Waves is not only a noted concert artist and educator, but also was one of THURSDAY the first “top-notchers” to do ex—5:55 p. m.—Folk song hg 19.6 m. GSD. 25.5

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CARACAS. 9:30 national quartet.

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resulted from an attempted holdup in which Imus acted as lookout while Kretchmer entered the house, shooting Prentice when surprised.

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The singing, dancing sensation that’s sweeping the country like: wildfire!

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“Got to Dance My Way to Heaven” and “It’s Love Again!”

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Aeronautic Association rules. = A silver cup is to be donated b the Em-Roe Co. to the school win-{ ‘ning the contest.

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