Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1937 — Page 15

SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1937

With Major Hoople

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

By Clark

“My husband won't even tell

me what his salary is. Says

he doesn’t want to worry my pretty head.”

—By Martin

THE VERY IDEA TRYING TO Yo QASTEN WHEN WE \ RUA COULONT YOu KNOW, NOTHING SERIOUS ;BUT JUST ENOUGH TO SHAKE ME LP GOOD?

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—By Brinkerhoff

ol DEAR! = lO orpERs/ He DoEsN'T SAY WHETHER

. TO LET THE RoY Go Td ‘\ Hie RELATIVES OR KEEP LS HM WITH ME-

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MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE -

SOME TIME YET - AND Hore s THE BARBY 1S WELL -- THAT'S ALL.

HE SENDS & cHEcK =

He'll RE Away

WELL - Hen, LETS KEEP 1M WITH Us.

UP/ cc AND .. -

-RUT IF His RELATIVES COME. FOR HIM, I "Lu HAVE To cIivE Him

WE MAY Not Have our raY : MUCH LONGER

WHY,

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MOM MER, OY

YOU KNOW WOT'S WRONG, YE SHAME -) FUL BRAT. ME OWN >'N PANTS GALAVANTIN' AROUND N PAN

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—By Wismpson and Coll

BUT LEW TRACKING DQWN A JEWEL THIEF / ISN'T THAT A BIT OUT OF YOUR LINE-?

PERWAPS SO. BUT I TOOK ASSIGNMENT FROM LARGE INSURANCE FIRM CASE HAS ASSUMED SERIOUS PROPORTIONS

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson

(IN DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, A REGION ONCE BELIEVED TO BE BARREN OF PLANT AND ANIMAL LIFE, THERE ARE TODAY Tr SOO KNOWN SPECIES OF PLANTS AND 100 SPECIES OF BIRDS.

CAN SWIM AT A SPEED OF EO MILES AN HOUR.

OUR. MOON COPR. 1937 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. ‘1S THE CLOSEST TO THE SON . OF ALL THE TWENTY- : SIX KNOWN MOONS “= % OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM. Eh

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NEITHER Mercury nor Venus, the two planets closer to the sun than is our earth, has a satellite. Thus, of all the sun's 26 moon children, our own remains nearest the center of the solar system.

YOU MEAN ... THE THIEF HAS BEEN PREVYING ON VICTIMS FROM THE UPPER CRUSTS OF

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PRECISELY, MYRA « AND THE CLIENTELE AT THE FAMOUS WATERING PLACES 1S FRANTIC WITH APPREHENSION AND THAT 1S WHERE vou FIT INTO MY HUMBLE —

GO ON, LEW. 'T SOUNDS EXQTING/

SAY! WHAT MT HAS BECOME OF ANTON BREESE? HE HAS GONE ?

LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND

ty DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM

G Y& WOULD DO ) ATE FOR FOR A WOMAN!

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THERE is no conceivable advantage in it, unless in some cases it"might minister to the egotistical pride of the bride's family. And it would create endless legal difficulties. While there is no special advantage in having them take the name of the groom instead of that of the bride's family, it is an immense ad-

vantage both legally and socially, to

have some settled rule about it. And, since this is the’rule, established by ‘centuries of custom it would be pretty silly to depart from if.

‘government. -

MY COUNTRY, MAY SHE ALWAYS BE QIGHT, BUT, RIGHT OR WRONG, MY COUNTRY." 16 THIS REALLY A

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He oRED ICES cu YES ORNO

the ‘nation, that is, the powers that be—usually powerful financial interests—should wish to embark on

the slave trade or the conquest of an innocent, weak nation or any enterprise of brigandage, we’ should

throw up our hats, indeed our lives |

for it. It is akin to the time-dishonored doctrine,” 4‘the King can do no wrong.” prevents. intelligent, and therefore truly patriotic criticism of In short, it is sheer adolescent, egotistical, unpatriotic balderdash. _#- = =

: NEVER. Prejudice; as distin-

edge,” “having a bias,” “having an unreasonable bent,” etc. cial and class prejudices that go be-

| yond an ‘intelligent recognition of

whatever actual differences and disadvantages may really exist are cases in™ point.

udice” against something or some-

y. But prejudice is from its nature unreasoning. It prevents intelligent criticism and is the worst enemy of all social, politital, economic and racial progress. One chief aim of education should be to - Sevirgy prejudices.

COMMON ‘ ERRORS

Never say, “I spank him when he acts that way”; say, “in that way.”

Best Short Waves

SATURDAY ' GENEVA—4:30 5 m. League of Nations news. L, 9.65 m MOSCOW—8 p.m. Broadcasts from Red Square, Mb seow, RAN, 2 s meg. LO N—6:30 p. m. Football Association Cup Ly eid 15.14 meg.; GSD, 11.75 meg GSB, 9.51 meg. SYDNEY. N. m. ‘“‘Cotter’s -Saiutaey Night” CaRo! 6.15 meg.; “The Strange

RX, 11.72 meg. Penny.” GSP, 11.75 meg.; GSC,

LONDON—8 p. m. Adventures of Mr. 15.14 meg.; GSD. 9.58 meg. . PARIS—9 p. m. ords. TPA-4. 11.72 m SU Bp

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Ft. Wayne Will Become Outlet Tonight For NBC-Blue and Join WIRE Tomorrow:

~ WHAS to Receive Flood Relief Award

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM_1230

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Good Radio Music By JAMES THRASHER

There's quite a handsome array of artists scheduled for radio’s opening of National Music. Week tomorrow. First of all, there is the broadcast from Butler Fieldhouse of the 125 Grand Piano Festival by the NBC Blue network. This will be for a half hour at 3 p. m. WIRE wasn’t sure when this was written whether or broadcast locally, but the probabilities are that it will not.

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Johnsons Buiiqy Ginger Singing La Orphan Annie

t it would be e broadcast

program will bring listeners musicé— : offer the 40-voice children’s chorus |

by the Junior, Adult "and Artist groups, all conducted by Frank O. Wilking. ys RB “Everybody’s Music,” at 1 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM, will introduce a new pianist and a new concerto to the American public. The debutante artist is Miss Amparo Iturbi, younger sister of the celebrated pianist-conductor, Jose Iturbi. The new work is a Haydn Concerto in D Minor ‘for piano and orchestra: It was discovered regently by Wanda

The orchestra, under Howard Barlow's direction, will feature Peter . Warlock’s' “Capriol Suite for Strings,” a collection of English dance tunes dating from 1588. 3 = ” =

CBS has scheduled a half hour of the new opera, “Amelia Goes to the

Ball,” by the Italian-American com- |

poser, Gian-Carlo Menotti, at. 2:39 tomorrow. This opera, you will recall, had its world premiere in Philadelphia a few weeks ago and since has been repeated in New York. It was received with considerable enthusiasm.

was stuffed with bits of rare cheese, i his

from Greenfield Village, Mich, on the Detroit Symphony hour, "and Lawrence Tibbeit and Helen Jepson with Erno Rappe. Mr. Tibbett has scheduled the Prologue to “Pagliacci” and “De Glory Road,” among other things,

Yankee, British Mice Are to Vie

Three mice (none blind) are to]

be heard from over the ocean tomorrow afternoon when two British chgmpions vie with an American deluxe singer for the world’s singing mouse championship. The NBC-Red network will carry the broadcast to American listeners at | 12:15 p. m.

3 The broadcast was scheduled for Jast Sunday; but trouble developed

in the English championship contest, when backers of Mickey claimed he was “dethroned” by an “unknown” contestant through foul play. It was alleged his microphone

Benny Will Celebrate His Fifth Anniversary Before Mike.

By RALPH NORMAN Our upstate station WOWO, Ft,

Wayne, figures in local radio news on two counts. : (tonight will be welcomed officially

First, the station

as a basic NBC-Blue network oute

let. Then tomorrow afternoon the .

station joins WIRE in a two-sta=-

tion- hookup for the first time for

an ordinary entertainment program, The stations have been linked for basketball and political broadcasts, but not for routine sponsored programs. : Governor Townsend is scheduled by NBC for a talk from WOWO studios ds part of the ceremony, which will be aired from 8 to 9 o'clock tonight. WIRE will carry the first half the program, an NBC-Red network address by John D. M. Hamilton filling the station's time from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. WOWOQO'’s originate in its own studios and in New York, Chicago, Boston .and Pittsburgh. The program opens in New York, with the NBC choriis and orchestra under H. Leopold Spitnaly’s direction, saluting . ths Hoosier station. Then WBZ, Boston, will bréadcast a special musical pro= gram before the switch is made to Ft. Wayne for taiks by the Gov ernor, Mayor Harry W. Baals of Ft, Wayne and°W. G. Marshall, West= inghouse Electric & Mfg. Co, vice president. : gS" Musical salutes also will orige inate in NBC's Chicage studios and in studios of KDKA, | Pitts= burgh. : The WOWO - WIRE program, which may be heard at 1 p. m. tomorrow over the local station, is billed “Polly Pretends,” and will feature orchestra and soloists.

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welcome broadcast will - | .

Memories of radio's efficient and ( x |

dramatic part in flood relief during the recent Ohio River valley disaster will be revived when CBS awards ‘to WHAS at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow night the CBS Medal for Distinguished Service to Radio. WFBM will carry the program locally. No listener needs to be reminded of the remarkable service provided by WHAS and other stations, in= cluding WFBM and WIRE, when Louisville's normal c¢ommunicatien systems were washed out. WHAS was on the air for hours ' with bulletins, appeals for help, medical aid and similar mes= sages. During a portion of that time WHAS's own transmitter’ was

out, and WFBM and other stations

served as transmitters. CBS President William 8S. Paley will present the award, which will be accepted by Barry Bingham, copublisher of the Louisville Couriers Journal. made by CBS. Earlier recipients in-

clude Sir John C. W. Reith, British:

Broadcasting Corp. director; Col,

Charles A. Lindbergh, Amelia Ear.

heart Putnam, Leopold Stokowski, Nino Martini and Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd.

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Jack Benny has good reason to he apprehensive when he goes to the microphone at 5 o'clock tomorrow

afternoon for his fifth anniversary =

broadcast. He doubtless will recall last Sunday’s network trouble which kept him off much of the network for about three minutes, although his program proceeded in the Hollywood studio as usual. omewhere a wrong plug-in was

made, and Helen Traubel, bread-

casting from New York, was sent West via the Blue network and back East by the Red network, which should have been Benny's exclusive property for the half~ hoiir| period. The amazing thing is that such errors don’t happen : more frequently, so complex is the routing of .progra Apne, Juggling of schedules last Swhday for Daylight Saving Time doubtless had most broadcasters jittery anyway.’ WIRE had its own engineering problem this week when originating NBC-Blue

while at the same’ time was broad-

casting to its own listeners NBC= .

Red programs which originated in New York or elsewhere. :

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ETWORK footnotes — Joe PB. Brown and Lauritz Melchoir head Joe Cook’s guest list for his NBC-WLW 7:30 o'clock show to=night . . . Comedian Cook will be in Indianapolis next week to enter-

tain- the bankers’ convention °. . . -

Jolin D. M. Hamilton discusses the present position of the Republican

Party in an NBC-WIRE talk at 8:30 .

o'clock . . . “Life's Program Director” will be Merle Sidener’s subject for his WFBM address at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow . . . Capt. Bob Bartlett will appear on fhe Stoopnagle-Budd broadcast over NBC-WIRE at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow.

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LAURITZ MELCHIOR § Metropolitan Opera Star

- JOE E. BROWN Film Star HENRY HULL Famous Actor COMMANDER C. E. ROSENDAHL | U. S. Naval Air Base 3 DE MARCOS Young Girls Trio LARRY COLLINS

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