Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1937 — Page 43

THE. INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SIDE GLANCES

| FRIDAY, MAY 14, 05 | OUR BOARDING HOUSE

- PAGE 43; WIRE, WFBM Begin Speedway Broadcasts as Race Classic Nears: Green, Lewis to Be Heard on CBS PLAN HONOLULU HONEYMOON |[Hans Kindler to Gondu

A sSIT-DOWN STRIKE IN PROTEST OVER THE HOT WATER, EHZ WELL, 1 KNOW HOW TO HANDLE CERTAIN SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ~ VE HAD ONE ON My | HANDS EVER SINCE I MARRIED HIM!

Hans Kindler to Conduct National Symphony Program Tonight.

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By RALPH NORMAN

Coronation broadcasts behind them, local stations turn to their next big “special events” series— the Indianapolis Speedway Race and its preliminary activities. Both WIRE and WFBM will broadcast from the track [today and - tomorrow, and WIRE has announced daily pickups |beginning Monday and continuing through May 31. 1 Len Riley, assisted by Pete .De Paolo, national racing champion in 1925 and 1927 and winner of the 1925 Speedway race, will broadcast from WFBM, although no definite schedule has been set beyond Sunday. WIRE will broadcast speed trials from the track at 4:45 p. m. today, and at 1:15, 4:30 and 5:45 p. m. tomorrow, with Morris Hicks, Jack Stilwill" and Bill Frosch | at the microphones, and beginning Monday WIRE will broadcast [from the track at 16:45 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. daily. WFBM has a 15-minute Speedway. program scheduled for 5:30 p. m. today, and another broadcast booked for 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. WEFBM also will carry a shortwave broadcast from a race car at 3:15 P. m. Sunday. : NBC will broadcast portions of the time trials, beginning at 2 p.m. tomorrow,

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A Honolulu honeymoon beckons LaVelle Carter and his bride, Verne Hassell, both of the NBC “Barn Dance” troupe. They were married in March, but so far haven't found time for the contemplated trip which they now expect to make this summer. LaVelle is a member of the Hayloft Octet, and Verne is one of the trio of Verne, Lee and Mary. They are heard over WIRE at 7 o'clock each Saturday night, and WLW carries a repeat broadcast at 9 o'clock on Saturday nights.

RADIO THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in prozram announcements caused by station changes after press time.) INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI WFBM_ 1230 WIRE 1400 WLW 700 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) - (NBC-Mutual)

n n n Race Day network and local station schedules have not been announced. Ken Fry, NBC central division special events director, was in Indianapolis yesterday completing arrangements for his network. WIRE expects to carry about five hours of race broadcasts May 31, and of course, WFBM and other networks will carry portions of the speed classic and descriptions of crowds.

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MOST YSHOOTING STARS" (METEORITES) ARE NO LARGER. THAN GRAINS OF SAND OR GRAVE Ll.

IN the forthcoming nesting-bird census, each census taker will be assigned -an area of from 15 to 150 acres, in which he will be expected to locate every nest and record the kind of bird, as well as other details.

NEXT—Over what portion of the world was the explosion of the vol-

LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND

By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM

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—PROF. RAY BABER, N. Y. University sociologist, found that, among college students, men place the qualities they desire in their wives in the following order: 1, personality and disposition; 2, intelligence and education; 3, health; 4, beauty; 5, morality; 6, family background; 7, similarity of religion; 8, proximity in age; 9 money. The girls on the other hand ranked these same qualities as follows: ' 1, intelligence and education; 2, personality and, disposition; 3, health; 4, similarity of religion; 5, morality; 6, money; 7, family background; 8, good looks: 9, proximity in age. Three-fourths

of the men want wives| younger

DOES IT TAKE MORE ENERGY AND HARD WORK TO FA! THAN TO SUCCEED? YES ORNO eo : 2

15 NoT Self -CONSCIOUSNES { OFTEN VHOLESOME AND COMMENDABLE 7 VES ORL NO ——

the women want husbands older. |

No woman said she would marry a man with less education than herself. ; » ” ”

—SO0 Dorothea Brande argues In her much talked of and very stimulating book, “Wake Up and Live.” She argues that while we have heard much about the “Will to Power,” the “Will to Live,” etc. we have not recognized we are likely to develop a “Will to Fail,” into which we put enough energy to have succeeded. When we constantly picture ourselves as failures or likely to fail, and constantly make excuses, which we tell ourselves are “reasons” why

these she maintains are manifestations of the will to fail.

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—ONE leading psychologist maintains that all self-con-sciousness can be cured, but that fundamentally a considerable degree of self-consciousness is evidence of a fine and sensitive nature. He says, “Self-consciousness is the setting for the jewel of conscience. It is the distinguishing mark of the dreamer, artist, men and women of imagination, mental aristocrats—the tender-minded as against the tough-minded.” Certainly dominating, self-willed, inconsiderate people, who care little for the feeling of others, lack sadly in self-consciousness.

NEXT—Do all problems have some kind of solution?

COMMON ERRORS

Never say, “The people which were here”; say, “who were here.”

Best Short Waves

FRIDAY

BERLIN—4 p. m. Short-Wave Hike. DJD, 11.77 meg. PARIS—4:15 p. m. Concert. TPA-4, 11.72 meg. M 5 p. m. News in English: Concert; ‘“Rome’s Midnight Voice.” 2RO,| 9.63 meg. BCSTON—5:15 p. m. Mail Bag. WI1XAL. 6.04 meg. MOSCOW—6 p. m. Towns, Magnitogorsk; Red music. RAN. 9.6 meg. CARACAS—8 p. m. Concert orchestra. YV5RC. 5.8 .meg. LONDON—9:30 p. m. Sea songs. GSF, 15.14 meg.: GSD. 11.75 meg.; GSC. 9.58 meg. VANCOUVER-—11 p. m. Continen.tal Varieties, directed by Jark Avison with Ramona Rambert, soprano. CJRO, 6.15 meg.: CJRX, 11.72 meg. p H—11:15 -p. m, DX:

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Swing It Rambles arold Turner Orphan Annie

Aisle Seat Uncle Ezra News-Sports Jimmie Allen

Echoes Butler Univ, Speedway News

Johnsons Last Word Lum-Abrer Bob Newhall

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Irene Rich Loren Dalion Jubilee : Unannounced

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SATURDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS

CINCINNATI LW 700 (NBC-Mutual)

CHICAGO GN 720

Ww ( (Mutual Net.)

Sunny Raye

Chuck Wagon 1 si Devotions

Cheerio ” "0

Golden Hour ” ”

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Early Birds

Peter Grant Devotions Larry-sce Lee Erwin

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Good Morning

Charioteer Vass Family Manhatters

Your Home Richard Maxwell Let's Pretend

Judy’s Bunch Raismg ,Parents

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Len Salve Melodies Get Thin Unannounced

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‘Get Thin Unannounced Harold Turner Varieties

Children’s. Hour Song Minister

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Youth Call

Talented MusiciansMarkets

Medical Talk Unannounced

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Dave Bascal

Glee Club Bob-Vera Sunny Serenade Buffalo Presents

Mary Baker Safety Club

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Where to find other stations:

Chicago, WBBM 770; WENR 870;

WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560.

On Schedu

2 European Broadcasts

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Two more European broadeasts

are scheduled by NBC and CBS

tomorrow, climaxing a record-breaking week as far as international

programs are concerned.

The first, at 1 p. m. over NBC-Blue, will originate in Vienna, and

is one of a series from the Austrian capital.

The second, over CBS

beginning at 3:23 p. m,, will originate in Copenhagen at the royal jubilation celebrating the 25th anniversary of King Christian X's reign.

The Vienna program, called “Spring Potpourri,” will feature the famous city’s outstanding vocal and instrumental talent, and will include the newly formed Viennese Radio Jazz Band, patterned on the American style of syncopation®but playing music of the masters. Several soloists ‘will - be heard. More Vienna broadcasts will follow on May 29, June 12 and 26.” . A description of the ancient torchlight procession before Amalienborg Castle and the King’s message to his subjects will be heard in the broadcast from Copenhagen. The parade, formed by university students, is a traditional and colorful feature of Danish history. The King’s speech will end a day of jubilation, which will begin with special religious services and a royal procession through Copenhagen streets. J. B: De Lotbiniere of the Brittish Broadcasting Co. will describe the event, and CBS will relay the BBC program to American listeners.

TWO ADDED TO CAST

Porter Hall

“Hotel Haywire, in which Leo Car-

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and Colin Tapley [ today were added to the cast of |

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HE OBJECTS TO | WRITER'S PETS

3 United Press | HOLLYWOOD. May 14.—Grover nes, noted film writer, was emoiled today in a $11,000 argument ith a neighbor who declared he oes not relish a menagerie next oor, Gus L. Summerfield, the neighbor, arged in a damage suit that on e Jones estate in upper California iviera are: : One pig, one monkey, one goat, 'o deer, ducks, pheasants, chickens ind 14 dogs.

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WIRE at 9:30 o'clock tonight will devote its “Hoosier Forum” to speed, with Al Beveridge interviewing Wilbur Shaw, The “Hoosier Forum” incidentally, is one of radio’s new unscheduled commercial programs. Practically all sponsored broadcasts are set at a definite time, but the “Hoosier Forum” ..is aired once | weekly wheneveflr guest speakers are available. |

2.0 2” John L. Lewis, Committee for In= dustrial Organization chairman; William Green, American |Federation of Labor president, and Governor Murphy, Michigan, |are the first three speakers in a new CBS series opening tonight which will present industrial and labor leaders for brief talks. Mr. Lewis will speak at 5:45 o'clock tonight over CBS—WFBM| is not scheduled to carry the program— and Mr. Green and Governor Mur-~’ phy will be heard on successive Fridays at the same hour. Other speakers will be announced later.

” n n 2 The National Symphony Orches-: tra, Hans Kindler conducting, may be heard in ‘Indianapolis again tonight, via CBS-WFBM at 8! o’clock. It is one of five major American symphonies appearing on the CBS series while the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra is on tour. The National Symphony, which concluded the National H Music Clubs’ convention here. recently, will open the half-hour broadcast tonight with Mr. Kindler/s arrangements of two traditional Dutch tunes, “O Time of Stress” and “See How Strong This Struggling People.” its Other selections will include the love music from Moussargsky's opera, ‘Boris ‘ Godunov,” and two selections from the Gluck-Mottl suite, “The Dance of the Blessed Spirits” and “Musette.” The concluding number will be the familiar Strauss waltz, “Voices of Spring.” .

4 = n NBC closes its “Varsity Parade” series from Cornell University tonight, and already more than 30 schools have requested “visits” by the program next season. Definite arrangements have not been| completed, but it is expected—and hoped —the series will be revived next fall. The sponsorship likely vill be the same. The program tonight—WIRE at : 8:30 o'clock—will ‘include the customary glee clubs, chorus and individual performances hy Cornell students. The added attraction will be William Cornell, great-great-great grandson of Ezra Cornell, founder of the university. He will explain the first telegraph instrument used for intercity messages and will tap out the historic message—“What hath God wrought?” The fortune Ezra Cornell made in the telegraphic industry during his association with Samuel Morse was used to found Cornell University in

Special Announcement

THE PHILADELPHIA | » ORCHESTRA |

Presents the fourth of a series ; of Guest Orchestras

The National Symphony f

Orchestra of Yashington, D.C. HANS KINDLER, Conducting

TONIGHT AT 8

Central Standard Time

WFBM

Columbia Network

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