Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1937 — Page 35

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The late Edward A. Filene, internationally known economist and financier, will be honored tonight by leaders of organizations with which he was affiliated in a memorial broadcast over OBS at 9:43 Pp. m, One of Mr. Filene's favorite phrases, “The Next Step Forward, will be the title of the program. The three speakers will be Dr. James Peter Warbasse, president of the Co-operative League of the U. S.; Flint Garrison, vice president of the Consumer Distribution Corp, and Claude R. Orchard, director of the Credit Union Section of the Farm Credit Administration. These men worked with Mr, Filene in the development of credit unions and the consumers’ co-operative movements. The Credit Union National Association and the Co-operative League

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WASHINGTON TUBBS II ==By Crane | 515 News : El COIN aa TY [Music Appreciation Hotir, how in its

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FIX THIS BABY, / DYNAMITE IN HER | LOCOMOTIVE ALONE! PEA Bs 4 Ai ! Si § . 45 |is broadeast every Friday from 1 to = MNORET HER GO, UEAS3} > 8:00 Hollywood Hotel Waltz Time Varsity Show Kyzer's Or. KN m. over both NBC-Red and 8:15 4 n 4 Ao 4 » = Ad NBC-Blue,

8:30 " » Human Relations Cafes Weems’ Or. 8:45 " h "” " " ” Tomorrow's Trib a u " LJ eR Ee . =. = A preview of a three-day cele30 Song Shop First Nichter First Nighter 320 Jitfle | bration which began today, to » b J. Fidler J. Fiddler Curtain Time | herald the linking of the highest Arden’s Or. D. Thompson D. Thompson . | ‘and lowest points in the U., 8. by or a modern highway, will be heard ’ ems on the Death Valley Days proRissle’s Or. ” ” gram tonight (7:30 p. 'm., NBCWiles Or, WLW). The ceremonies will be. » gin when an Indian runner dips a gourd into the waters of Tulainyo, the highest lake in America, and carries it on the first stage Kyser's Or. Moon River Kyser's Or, of its journey to Bad Water, in Death Valley, 279 feet below sea

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7 & i { 9:00 Fred Feil AL Sweethearts Ladies Day Crane-Joyee p. m. on Wednesday, at which time : ; 9:15 Let's Pretend Hymn Singer h b 5 y : Yih ; h:3 w 3 Talented Musicians Krenz's Or, Get Thin Beethoven's First and Ninth Syme ow

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IN THE UONITED ESTATES " . . " ‘ hree MORE. HOMES By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM Foutin Ral Dove Football Jamboree oe Or. " " " OO : = , —

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