Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1937 — Page 38

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FRIDAY, SEPT.17, 097 OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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| J. Holtman, Chief WFBM Announcer, Joins

NBC at Chicago.

Programs built around the U.-8. Constitution take the broadcasting spotlight today, the 150th anniversary of the signing of the document in Philadelphia. Headlining the broadeasts is President Roosevelt's speech, to be carried by all three - major networks, from Washington at 8:30 o'clock tonight. NBC has arranged to trans, mit his talk py shortwave te all continents. : Mr. Roosevelt's talk is expected to be a major address in: which he may attempt to bring the pres= sure of public opinion te bear on members of Congress who opposed b Administration measvees during the last session. Some observers believe the President may touch on the controversy aroused by claims that Justice Hugo L. Black belonged to the Ku-Klux Klan. Locally, thé Constitution’s sesquicentennial celebration will include | . an address by Mayor Boetcher to be broadcast over WIRE at 9:30 p. m.. John Charles Thomas, noted baritone, will sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” as the opening number of the CBS broadcast. The U. B. Army Band will accompany him. 2] Preceding the ‘President's address, two gentliémen not always in agreement with Mr. Roosevelt will air their views on. the Constitution. Senator Wheeler (D. Mont.) will speak from the Chicago Stadium over WGN at 7:30:o0'¢lock. At 7:45 o'clock, WOR will earry Alfred E. Smith’s talk on “Our Constitution” from Princeton, N. J. i MBS will broadcast addresses by Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York ahd Mayor 8. Davis Wilson of Philadelphia from Indépend- | ence Hall in Philadelphia from 12 tol 12:40 p. Mm. tomorrow. ?

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John Holtman, WFBM announcer for the last five years, will leave the local station after this week to join NBC’s annouficing staff in Chicago. Mr, Holtman is most familiar to local listeners, perhaps, as the voice of Early Birds, popular morning

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Blond and beautiful Alice Faye co-operatés with Hal Kemp in a little number for the unseen audience. Miss Faye is a good argument for the introduction of television. Their program nay be heard tonight at 6:30 over CBS-WFBM.

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4s - . " nm wu | eration of Labor president, is to First Nighter First Nighter Weber's Revue speak at 9:30 o'clock tonight Prey. Rossevelt Pres. Roosevelt over CBS-WFBM on the A. F. of aad ea L. position in the laber situation. Mr. Green’s talk will be the second of two major ‘speeches by labor leaders. On Sept. 3, it will be remembered, John L. Lewis, Com- ' mittee for Industrial Organization’ chairman, outlined the C. I. O. posiTucker’s Or. tion. : Sandets’. Or. ’ . ’ yop Bette Davis, Anita Louise and Tan Hunter will present a preview of the film, “That Certain Woman,” on the Hollywood Hotel program over CBS-WFBM at 7 o'clock. |. Miss Davis is to play the role .of | Mary Donnell, sweetheart of a de‘ceased gangster, who marries Jack Merrick, a playboy. Jack’s ifather. Jannuls the marriage and insists thé boy marry the family’s choice, “Flip” Carson, played by -Anita Louise, After “Flip” and Jack’s martiage, they are in an auto accident. “Flip” is maimed and, feeling she has caused enough unhappiness in Jack’s life, sends him back to Mary. Mary refuses to break up their marriage, but everything is solved when “Flip” conveniently dies. Frances Langford, Jerry Cooper. Anna Jamison, Igor Gorin and Raymond Paige's orchestra will furnish the music,

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# ” » A description of the-25-mile high Baseball _&peed, closed course air race at the ” ) ‘Detroit National Air Show will be » heard tomorrow from 12:30 to 1p. m. ” . ” over . 3 The race is attracting most of the speed aces who competed in the Bendix, Thompson and Gteve. Trophy Races in Cleveland last week. 2 . #8 82 ® | Chicago grade school children, homebound by the infantile paralysis epidemic, will get a big lesson at 5:45 o'clock tonight over WENR. When Carveth Wells, explorer, will. speak on “Elephants of Africa and india? : 41a The radio school, which seven. Chicago stations are conducting in ° co-operation with the Chicago School Board and newspapers during the emergency, is working satisfactorily, James B. McCahey, Board president, has said. oe ‘Developments in the school of the ‘air include the addition of several thousand pupils to classes as a result of the closing of schools in s Center, Morton Grove and: other Chicago suburbs. Educators throughout the countty are watching the experiment - a8 a departure in elementary edu-:". eation, according to - Minnie E. Fallon, assistant superintendent. . ‘Many educators have asked for re-

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wi ne Santino have Good Radio Music By JAMES THRASHER

an appointment” or “engagement.” On Oct. 15, Walter Damroseh is t6 begin his 10th year as NBC Music Appreciation Hour conductor. This will be an occasion that deserves more recognition that it is likely to get. The Music Appreciation Hour is the pioneer program devoted to serious musie education. Since the fall of 1928 a whole generation of children in éity and country schools has passed through Dr. Damrosch’s p ve eourse and emerged with a finer understanding of musie than they could have hoped for otherwise. Lig was an estimated BuCienCed — of a million young ple who hear : ° the Ast season's music. Now the | Harriet Leake, "contralto, actoms number has grown. to seven millions nied by Marian Dorothy Laut. . hg : s. Herbert M. Woollen is to speak

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WHICH TYPE HAS THE GREATER

SELF- CONFIDENCE»

‘THE "YES" PERSON OR THE "NO" PERSON?

YOUR ANSWER ee

In our dealings with social crises . .. as well as our legislative and administrative endeavors, we must love justice rather than its form. Gov. Frank Murphy, Michigan.

The world today is not 80 much in need of skill as of character. We do not lack ability 86 much as we lack purpése—Dr. Henry Merrit Wriston, educator.

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THE LEAFLETS ARE ARRANGED ALONG THE MIDRIB IN THE MANNER. THAT THE BARBS OF FEATHERS ARE ATTACHED TO THE SHAFT.

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“NO. Bureaus and institutions for giving both marital and premarital .counsel, which are rapidly being organized in almost every city, find that few unhappily married people are - able to diagnose the

{causes of their unhappiness. Fre- - | quently they will claim: it is money

disagreements — but, on fufther analysis, the counsellor often finds this goes back to lack of sex adjust ment and that this goes back to the ignorance of the husband of the physiology and psychology of the

DR. IRVING LORGE, Columbia psychologist, has found that practically everybody tends to. be either a “Yes” or a “No” person— either agreeing or disagreeing: in general. escr, L News Letter, he finds if you are asked, “Are you slow in making decisions?” and ‘you will ‘say ‘yes” ar “no” you will likely answer miost any

question the same way. But, strange

to say, he finds the “no” person the one who has.the greater self-con-

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BERLIN—6:30 P. M.—‘““The Man in the Net,”’ radio play. DJD, 11.77 meg.

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINE — 17 P. M.—Light Symphony Orchestra.

LRX, 9.66 meg. LONDON—8 P. M.—“The River es,”” a pr gram of prose, verse and usie. " 4 Ye RS .. GSI, 15.26 neg: , 11.15 mek. GSB.

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Of course, a love of music probably did not “take” with all the listeners; but those who did develop a hunger for the art certainly have made their presence felt in the country’s concert halls in recent years.

With all the faults one may care te find with Dr. Damrosch’s musicianship, of with fadio, which annoys more oftén than it entertains, the contribution of conductor and network officials in this case cannot be treated lightly. Both artists and listeners should be grateful. The indirect results of these classrooni music lesson have been advantageous tv every performing artist in this oountry. And the Music Apprecia< tion Hour has led the way to the in-

oh behalf of the Indiana State Symphony Society, of which she is an executive board member of the Women’s Committee. ‘The broadcast is at 10:15 a. m. :

8 2 8 For the second time in ‘their currént series, the Compinsky Trio will play the music of Willy Stahl, who is associated with the Compinskys at the Pacific Institute of Music and Fine Arts. The programmed work is Mr. Stahl’s Trio No. 2. On an

earlier’ broadcast his “Three Trees” was heard. 3

To conclude the program, which |:

ports on tests

- to the usual method of = study, she said. The tests are planned to measure the value of the broadcast lessons. : i

planned in the Schools when the children return

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fidence. is at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow on GBS- |

PITTSBURGH—10:30 P, M.— Club. WS8XK, 6.14 mek. =. Px TOKYO—11:45 P. M.—A Biwa Re0 Shisui Enomoto. * sex 3

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giants 10 feet long, wei thing almost. a ton.. They are gotdbly. poor swimmers, and it if a mystery how _they can secure food in such | abundance as to accomplish such growth records. rq. :

feminine sex and this goes back to tha ‘lack of proper sex teaching in his own childhood. All unhappily ( married people should frankly lay