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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES HOLD EVERYTHING

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oY, Sly “" President to Give Address in Behalf

Of Nation's Community Fund Drives; Warden Lawes to Begin New Series

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MONDAY, OCT. 18, 1937 OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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Supreme Court Justice | To Speak on School

Anniversary.

President Roosevelt is to be heard in a radio address tonight at 9:30 o'clock over all three major nets works. Speaking from his Hyde Park home, the President will urge sup- | port of the nation's private health land welfare agencies in the 1037 | Community Mobilization for Human | Needs. He will stress the impors

| tance of city Community Funds. | Besides providing help for the i needy, these funds offer financial jaid to agencies interested in train- | ing boys and girls. | Charles P. Taft, chairman of the [drive's National Citizens Committee, {will discuss the campaign. The Pitisburgh Symphony Orchestra, | : ) ay directed by Otto Klemperer, is to | Clog a 2, : 7 Gt | provide the musical portion of the he” ; Z | program, Local radio listeners may (hear the program over WIRE.

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Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing Prison returns to the air tonight with a new series of programs, “Behind Prison Bars,” to be heard at 9 o'clock over the NBC -Blue. Mr. Lawes will depart from his custom in the “Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing” series in allowing members of the studio audience to participate. Questions on the causes and prevention of crime from penologists and others in the studio wil! be answered immediately by Warden Lawes, Warden Lawes also plans to select one question received in the week's mail and answer it by means of a dramatized episode,

—By Martin

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Justice Owen J. Roberts {U Supreme Court will be the | principal speaker on the NBC- | WIRE broacicast of the University | of Pennsylvania's bicentennial cele{bration at 8:30 o'clock tonight. | Mr, Justice Roberts; university President Thomas Gates; Roblert T. McCracken, Bicentennial | Committee chairman, and Thomas (I. Parkinson, National Alumni Com-=- | mittee chairman, are to addyess a dinner in Convention Hall, Philadelphia. The broadcast replaces the 8 Hour of Charm program usually Jolly Joe | ‘ Californians heard at that hour. Lander's Or | Orphan Annfe

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Madge Evans, movie actress, is to play opposite Fred McMurray in “Up Pops the Devil” on the CBS-WFBM Radio Theater at 8 o'clock tonight.

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LITTLE MARY MIXUP

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an-.

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1230 WLW in CBS Net) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutnal)

Swingeroos News Flashes McGregor Unannounced

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Junior Nurse Opry House Jack Armstrong “ n Singing Lady Whistling Kid » h

H. Phillips Horizons _ News-Hall's Or.

Army Band 3 Little Words Orphan Annie Tom Mix

Angelo Serenade Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Weber's Or, Uncle Ezra Sports-News John Herrick

Phil Baker Marzaret Speaks

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Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Locke, Milwaukee, Wis, wanted to keep their marriage a secret bul they chose the wrong city in which to spend their honeymoon. It all happened when one of them became the two millionth visitor to Radio City. Before receiving the gifts which officials were wailing to shower upon them, they had to agree to a radio appearance, They accepted and as a result people throughout the country as well as their Milwaukee friends knew their secret. Phil Lord is to inaugurate his new Public Hero” series tonight at 9:30 p.m. over a split NBC-Red network As you may have guessed, this pro- — |gram will deal with the nation's war on crime as did his ‘Gang | Busters” program last year. Outi aa (standing criminal cases and their | solutions are to be dramatized each vo DAY PROGRAMS | week as the show moves from city Oy | | to city The dramatizations will be INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO {based on actual incidents with the - WIRE 1100 Ww

00 WGN 20 : “ ’ (NBC Net.) (NBO Mutnal) (Mutual Net) | Information being obtained from the police records.

Mail Bag Merrvymakers

Weber's Or Sports Review I'nannounced Appleberry

Amos-Andy James’ Or. Lum-Abner Hollywood

Phenomenon Sports Review F. H. A. Speaker News

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Charm Hour

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson |, ' . TE Ea NS Te LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND Tv Wo 5:

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Devotions Silent |

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n ” Another Charles Martin dramatization will feature the “Johnny Presents” program at 7 p. m. over NBC-WLW. The efforts of Joyce McAllister to break up a Reno, Nev., narcotics ring will be the subject, Miss McAllister is to appear in person on the program, Russ Morgan's orchestra will play a medley of the college songs of Boston University, Colgate and the University of Minnesota.

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Gospel Singer ’ —_—— " i. sg Vv. Lindlahr

Early Birds Musical Clock

Convineen bh THAT DR. VON BODEN AND His WEIRD STAFF ARE NOT ALL THE LAW SUSPECTS, MY RA LIFTS THE PHONE TO CALL HER FRIEND, DETECTIVE JACK LANE, WHEN

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Varieties

Breakfast Club

Hymns Hope Alden Hello Perey Widder Jones

4 Dear Columbia Morning Chat Apron Strings

Kitty Kelly Mvrt and Marge Mrs, Farrell

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Don Pedro Children Painted Dreams Harold Turner

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Quin Ryan | Simons, orchestra leader, has a B. y Four | 8. degree from the University of Michigan. . . Everett Mitchell, NBC announcer, hopes to run a poultry farm when he retires from radio. It | must be the Farm and Home Hour influence, , Chester Lauck (Lum of Lum 'n’ Abner) has bought an estate in the San Fernando valley in California adjoining that of Rob=ert Taylor. , . Many of Patsy Kelly's gags heard on Phil Baker's show are ad libbed during the rehearsals and then incorporated in the script.

Girl Alone Arden’s Or. Live Stock Farm Hour

Home Town Singin’ Sam Linda's Love Farm Hour

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Markets Midday Service

112 | 12 Experience Betty and Bob The Artist Agriculture Literature

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Police

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Bohemians Concert Or. Wife vs. See, Lucky Girl Bea Fairfax

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Pepper Youre Ma Perkins Vic-Sade 4 O'Neills

Concert Trio June Baker Good Health Harold Turner

Concert Trio Varieties

Pon Concert

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Dr. Friendly losses, ete.

Marv Sothern Mary Marlin Kitty Keene

Lorenzo Jones Concert Or. Club Matinee Lady of Millions

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R, SSW Story of Tndust.

MR ASKS ais WEE HUSBAND TELL KI eH HE |© CONTRIBUTING, [0 TeGUPPORTO" ie MNES:

Comm. Fund Len Salve

BUILDS HILLTOP HOME

Lew Avres takes time off between | scenes of “Hold 'Em Navy” to drive up to Lookout Mountain, where he is building a new home. He expects to move in the new place about the | middle of November.

NEXT—Ts the talent for good housekeeping inherited?

Nurses Jack Armsirong Singing Lady Whistling Kid

Soncland News Flashes McGregor Do You Know?

NO — Onry House

Tea, Tunes

COMMON ERRORS | Never pronounce cognomen—kog’- | | no-men; say kog-no'-men.

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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.

Good Radio Music By JAMES THRASHER

The Philadelphia Orchestra is back on the air with another banksponsored series this year. The inaugural broadcast is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock on NBC'S Blue network stations. Neither WIRE nor WLW is booked to carry these concerts. It will be remembered that thes — mo - Philadelphians also hati a commer- | saint manufacturing concern. | cial program last year, sponsored by | The “Rising Stars” series will of- | a group of American banks on Fri- | for a $500 prize at the end of each | day nights over CBS. As in this | four weeks period, and a $1000 grand | | former series, there will be talks prize at the end of the 12-week | of a nonmusical nature on these cycle, | programs, which are to be an hour | long. | Eugene Ormandy, permanent conail "Baa || ductor of the Philadelphia Or- | chestra, will direct the first con- | cert. He has chosen the Prelude (to | Wagner's “Die Meistersinger”; De- | | bussy's “Clair de Lune,” probably in | | the transcription by his predecessor, | | Leopold Stokowski; the ‘“Rosen-

IE YOU HAVE AN UNCONGEN~ “a Jo8 SHOULD You (1) GEEK A DIFFERENT ONE; (2) STUDY YOUR JOB AND GAIN A NEW INTEREST INIT, (3) GET A HOBBY AS ~ A COMPENSATION?

JOUR ANGWER 2

PLENTY OF ROOM

Isa Miranda, Italian importation, has taken three apartments at the | swank Chateau Elysee—one for her | manager, one for her household and one for herself,

SUN SPOTS

HAVE BREEN DISCOVERED, RANGING IN SIZE FROM SOO MILES TO SO000 MILES IN DIAMETER.

In our case brother was against brother and that divided profits.—Morton New York, explaining why the brothers, burlesque showmen, patched up their differences.

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| OMBRELLAS, PAINTED IN CAMOUFLAGE COLORS ARE CARRIED BY CHINESE SOLDIERS, TO CONCEAL. THEM FROM ENEMY

LUX RADIO THEATRE TONIGHT ” ” ” |

Rehearsals of the new NBC Sym- | FRED MacMURRAY phony Orchestra already are under | MADGE EVANS

way, with Artur Rodzinski in charge, | IN

There are 92 men in the organiza- | “UP POPS THE

Best Short Waves

MONDAY

m.—News | 2RO’s 11.81 meg LONDON-—-5:30 p GED : ‘GSP,

-— or YES. Unless a man has so much money that a few hundred dollars mean little to his wife in case of his death, he should let her know what he does with every

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tion, nearly all of whom have seen | service with leading American and | European orchestras.

MOSCOW -—-6 p. m.—News and Program for English Listeners. RAN, 9.6 nieg BOSTON—6:30 p. m.-— Modern Radio

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SUNSPOTS, still a mystery to scientists, are attracting a great deal

of attention these days.

Great storms seem to be swirling up from the sun's interior at the present time, and early in 1936, sollar activity will

reach the maximum of its 11% -year cycle.

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NEXT—How many bacteria may be

found n a pound of soil?

dollar. This does not mean he has to account for every dollar he spends for ball games, etec.—but, to speak mildly, it just isn't sporting not to keep his wife fully informed of his finances.

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DR. HARRY HEPNER studied the reactions of hosts of people on this point and finds that each tends to answer it according to nis mental habits and disposition. Dr. Hepner advises that, unless you are pretty sure you can find a con- -

TO A VERY great extent, Psychologists are developing a test

of “personality” (not yet ready for | already |

publication) but it has shown that unhappiness is largely a manifestation ot emotional instability and that this is largely due to the failure to develop definite skill in getting along with other people. A person who is well adjusted to other people, so that they like him, and he influences them favorably, is happy practically all *

Course. WIXAL, 4968 meg. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia—7:15 Alrs from Czech Operas. OLR4 11.84 meg. BERLIN—8.:30 p. m —8Songs from the “Bat.” DJD, 11.77 meg LONDON-9:30 p. m.— "The Empife Follies.” GB8G, 17.79 meg.; GSI, 15.26 meg.: GSD. 11.75 meg.; GSB, 9.51 meg WINNIPEG Band CJ 11.72 meg TOKYO-—-11:45 p. m.—Choral Belections. JZK. 15.16 meg SYDNEY, Australia—3:30 a, m. (Tuesday) —Chimes from G. P. O. Sydney. VK2ME, 9.50 meg.

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and Berlioz’ “Rakoczy

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Winners of both the “Metropoli- | tan Auditions of the Air” and the | new “Rising Musical Stars’ contest, [which began last night, are to be | paid off in cash as well as glory at | the season's end. In addition to a contract with America's leading opera company the Metropolitan Auditions winners will receive checks for $1000 each from the program's Sponsor, a o

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Meanwhile, NBC and the country’s

musical listeners are getting ready | | for the heralded return of

Toscanini as this orchestra's conductor, on Christmas night. Maestro Toscanini’s brethren of the podium, at last report, still weren't feeling very kindly toward NI=»C for booking this radio series on Saturday night— a night, and at the same hour, that most of the country's symphonic groups are trying to make an honest dollar with nonbroadcast performances.

Arturo |

DEVIL” DIRECTED BY

Cecil B. deMille

LOUIS SILVERS, Musical Director

8 P. M.

Indianapolis Time

and Coast to-Coast Columbia Network