Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1936 — Page 24

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RE Loans

OTHER. WOMAN 9 THE CHIEF CAUSE OF DIVORCE ? NES OR NO een light.

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YOU CAN easily test this yourself by looking at a distant, colored traffic light at night or still better at a star. You can see it much better if you look a little to one side or the other. As explained by The Better Vision Institute of New York, this is because, by looking out of the corner of your eye, the image is formed on the retina Be ns | SAEs in tr is cammonty . spot.” outer part Te OTHER aN does not give quite such sharp vision but is more sensitive to dim

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Good Music

Kirsten Flagstad, the modest Norwegian lady who has put standing room at a premium for her Metropolitan Opera performances the last two seasons, is to offer three famous excerpts from Wagner music dramas at 8 o'clock tomorfow night with Fritz Reiner and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on WFBM. “The program, as you might guess, will be all-Wagner, for Mr. Reiner, as well as Mme. Flagstad, is something of a specialist in this music. He is known best as an opera conductor, and is to preside at a San Opera presentation of

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[Pres lent Roosevelt's Omaha Address Tonight May Deal With Farm Policy; Eddie Cantor on Air Twice Tomorrow

Rubinoff Opens New of Weekly Broadcasts With Orchestra. =

President Roosevelt put off campaigning for re-election as

‘as possible. He was traveling over!

the country all summer, but Ris speeches were called non-political: |! Finally he has had to get down, business, He is in Gov. Landon’s ow: back yard today in an attempt win the farm vote. ‘The address at Omaha we 3 billed as a major campaign a6 dress, with the emphasis to be on the Administration's f&

Blue, CBS and Mutual, are the address; both Indiana tions have it scheduled from 8 p. to 3:30. : ” ” = - FEddie Cantor fans will have © portunity to hear him twice Su day. » On his regular CBS program 7:30 p. m. over WFBM he pron to don dancing : shoes for the first time in 22 years to execute a tap-dance travesty of Fred Astaire. But what is worse, he will impersonate an amateur impersonating Cantor on Ma jor Bowes hour, At 3:30 p. m. he will broadcast over the NBC - Red network in the Y. M. C. A. anniversary pr o - gram, with Dr. Leopold ~ Stowkokski, J. Edgar Hoover and Homer SaintGaudlens. L At 1:45 p. m. CBS will commembs rate the. Y. M. C. A. anniver bringing to the microphone Cs © John H. Finley, associate editor of the New York Times, and Léa Karina, dramatic soprano. The ¥. M. C. A. was founded 115 years : in London. » » ”

There has been a great deal discussion as to whether the Vans

Indianapolis Speedway classic -as the American Grand Prix. Speedway. fans can decide for themselves, pers. haps, when Graham McNameé

_| broadcasts the start and finish of

the new 300-mile road race Monday. WIRE and the NBC-Blue netw & will carry them at 11 a. m. and*8 p. m.

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Too many people worry about not being ambitious, moans Col. Stoops nagle. He wants to teach peo not to be so anxious to accomp things. For this reason, the and Budd will open a new typ school, a school for non-go-ge to teach the virtues of laziness. This school is to be part of Stoopnagle and Budd program ove: WIRE and the NBC-Blue networie Sunday at 430 p. m. The first lesson topic is to be “How to Fiddle Around and What of It.”

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Stoepnagle and Budd and Phil. Baker have a bit in commone They both have Harry von Zell. Harry may not like fiddling: around, but as advertising mameager of Phil Baker's weekly newsspaper he is bound to like the: sensational “scoop” Phil is fe. provide tomorrow. Phil is going to scoop the whole. world—on Columbus. He is plan ning to celebrate Columbus Da on Sunday from 6:30 to 7 p. ms over WFBM and CBS, while all the rest of the world delays the. celebration until Monday. : The explanation: The second: plank of Phil's editorial plates form—“Columbus was Columbts, after all.” ; rR

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‘How does it feel to escape the electric chair by 25 minutes? # How does 1t feel to be called William Shakespeare? a Phillips Lord promises the ane swer to both questions on his the People” program Sunday at p. m. over the NBC-Blue netw Colin Langley, mistakenly 14 victed of murder and seven times sentenced to die, is to answer first. An Auburn (N. Y.) mercha torn between a desire to keep thé celebrated name and the wisdon$ of having it changed to avoid coms plications, will answer the i Mr. Lord says. 2

WFBM’s Community Salufe 11:30 a.m. Sunday will pay ute to the Indianapolis City pital. Listeners are to hear the business manager, the ting officer, the superintendent. nurses, the chief dietitian, a the record librarian how such institution is run.

Jack Benny's dramatic offe over WLW and the NBC-Red 1 work will be