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

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1937 PAGE 15

- * | + OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople| HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis CBS to Beain Federal Series Treatin v2 2 Anta u fing ' Z HMF «SPUTT—SPUTTZ HE'S BEEN 22 | { == | \ THE PROCACITY OF LIZZIE MUMBLIN | . . . " SUGGESTING. TAT T 10 HISSELF History of Latin American Nations: PUT UP “THE STORM ALL DAYw~ / WINDOWS wr UGH! EGAD. MAYBE SOME | ‘ / . a JUST FATHOM A veA oF HIS, Wayne King's Announcer Stars in Seria 1D THA ’ ’ SAUCEBOXw~1 MIGHT SEND BREWIN’ IN TH ; | ® HER A WIRE TELLING OF WOOD, 1S BUBBLIN | . 3 : SOME SICKNESS THAT HAS OVER -~OR DID MAKES GOOD IN BIG CITY ‘Lehigh University StuBEFALLEN A CLOSE FRIEND, HE ROLL OFF dent Wins Shakespearhy BUT HER CRONIES ARE TH’ SEAT AND TEAMIN/ | “ ig UNKNOWN] TO ME ~~ LET CRACK HIS OVER HERE | ean Award. ““ g A} ME THIN KA sKULL WHEN AND UNLOAD ~ ®t HM-M ~—~ ™' ROWDY HIS TROUBLES CBS begins a new series tonight ~ SPA TTT CART TOOK A at 9:30 p. m. entiled “Brave New -_- Ss To 00 { \ World,” the purpose of which is to - Rz 33 . CORNER Tt further friendly relations of this . , 2 country with Latin America | The series of 26 programs which are being arranged in 26 episodes by CBS’s production staff working in collaboration with the U. 8S. Office of Education will deal with the history, culture and presentjday problems of the Latin American countries. The entire series will be carried to Latin American listen ers by CBS's short-wave. transmit=ter, W2XE. Dr. Samuel Guy Inman, who served as adviser to the U. 8. delegation at the Buenos Aires iy Peace Conference, has been appointed educational director of the il series. According to CBS officials, A ER Dr. .Inman in his 20 years as Z A | 3 S 37 Y wes semvice. ne. teacher and lecturer on Latin Zk . Sl : American subjects has organized IS 22 HE OLD THINK - H ie ok d tired of hai ” d hi 1 program material i combines the ma = “He says he’s sick and tired of hair getting down his neck! most dramatic elements in Latin Al-! | h. N om BARREL IS LEAKING American life with an accurate : Ee ek : + - -. outline of the continent's history ~" . The story of “Brave New World” BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES —By Martin | will be told in dramatizations of the - — J PYRITE 2 i lives of the great leaders, states- ! ay Re oo SWE 32 oT WELL, OEY's BEEN NES ,L GLESS B07, THEY'LL RE MORE A NI men, educators, poets and artists of Ye ™ME Tovar EE Ne THEY HAVE SCARCE THAN EVER ) AN : Latin America from the days of the v I I LATELY - 3 > Conquistadores to the, present. Such i k ) scenes as the conquest of the Incas 5% N = 7 4 : y by Pizarro, the death of ColumEq dad ; bus in a shabby attic room, the 2 han WHY , OF ES crossing of the Andes by San MarCOURSE ww 2 tin and the meeting of Theodore \ \ Roosevelt and Rondon in the Brazil- \ Co =< ian wilderness will be brought to ’ life on the programs. dl Outlines of historical material N maps and reading lists will be published with each broadcast for sec ondary schools which are planning Mary Margaret McBride, who is heard every Monday, Wednesday |!0 relate these programs to their ® 3 and Friday at 11 a. m. over CBS-WFBM, is a good example of a country |Distory and current events classes. Lt —N\__¥ girl who went to the big city and made good. A native of Missouri she ¥ #4 nm 0 hE TY still retains her Midwest accent as radio listeners can testify. Bess Johnson, whom radio lisn teners know better as the “Lady LITTLE MARY MIXUP NG Esther” of the commercials on | wm : RADIO THIS EVENI Wayne King’s programs, will be ’ - oh. nv THE WAY, WAL- ™ose CLOTHES LOOK (The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane. featured on a now ye beginning THATS GRAND’ WHAT s -I MEAN MR. WOODS 18 QLD ENouGH «IF IM nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) Coy Eeneh at 4:45 p. m. over i Tomorrow! MoM so COMING BACK ToMorROW . DOWN AND OUT L INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO Ihe Aramatic . ‘serial “Hilltop IM sO CLAD; 2 HE WANTS To SEE SNOOKER M . HAVE TO LOOK ITF (GBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual.) (Mutual Net.) House,” will have as its Jocale a oe : | eANwiliLE s 4:00 Follow Moon Jolly Joe Junior Nurse Opry House small town orphanage in which MR. WOODS 4:15 Tea Tunes News Flashes Jack Armstrong ” ! Miss Johnson is the matron. The 4:30 McGregor Singing Lady i" a ard is being writte t PREPARE § 4:45 Hilltop House Master Singers Whistling Kid ”» ” series is being w ritten by wo To MAK 300 BH. PHilh Young women, Addy Richton and o E THe 3.08 Let's Tom Pave, Ay Band. Amele PUY Jo8 rer Lynn Stone, who have adopted the TRIP — 5:30 News-Hall's Or. Orphan Annie Bob Newhall Charlie Chan pen name of Adelaide Marstone. 5:45 H i Tom Mix Lowell Thomas Orphan Annie A cast of well-known radio per0:00 Phenomenon Weber's Or. Amos-Andy Weber's Or, formers will be heard with Miss 6:30 Freeman's: Or, Snorts-News RamoAbner Caiornians Johnson in the series Mondays 6:15 News Charlie Chan Monte Cristo Appleberry through Fridays. 7:00 Heldt's Or. Al Jolson Al Jolson Forelen Affairs ys 3 3:15 ” h " " a ” ¥ 's Or. i Miller vent 3:40 Pick and Pat Margaret Speaks Men Only Lone Ranger Edwin H. Miller, 19-year-old Le= 7:45 is h " H ” ” ” y high University sophomore, has been x 8:00 Radjo Theater Fibber McGee Fibber McGee State St. Coun. i Det Dt hs S200 pres WASHINGTON TUBBS II —By Crane gid0 " » Charm, Hour Ciarm Hour No alerna ib. | essay bya university student on the = 8 — . hs § . rele . e ver [Earns JHE LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION AND PISTOL SHOTS J ~~ MINY CHRISTMAS BUT IT HURTS, PLEASE! I'LL BE BLAZES, IT DONT ROW far 9:00 King’s Or. Contented Hour Jury Trials Jury Trials Suchempenresii Cycle Produced Shey EEE ZL HURRY DOWN THE TRACK TO rc A THOUGH, EASY. YOU'D BETTER Ora, I'M SURE) TO a IN 9:30 Three Victors Forward Indpls. "wo ow fro ler, whose home is in Bethlehem, = 2 SEE WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO WASH. hake : A JIFFY. 9:45 raen’s Or en Sweet Aqeline Melody Pageant [pa js studying English literature 5 DN AHI Has’ 10:00 Poetic Melodies Amos-Andy Paul Sullivan nn and has aspirations of becoming a &/ NAN hae his Kaye's or. Variety Show Ras Or, Imoressions professional playwright. A commit= Lf Baa 10:45 oo peo oa non tee which included some of the La 1 00 Jurgens’, or. Dorsey's Or. Cummin’s Or, Dorsey's Or. in leading R7ichonpeayesn as NN 15 ' " rE ot iahe iy horities chose Miller's essay fr 1:40 Tucker or. Gaylord Or, Child's Or. Gaylord's Or. a group of nine entries which surhy i regione iminations. 12: Silent Stabile’'s Or. Stahile’s Or. Kyser's Or, Vived the feglonal oi 2 12: ”" ” ”" " jo y 3: " Hawkins’ OF. Maen River n.» Mr. Emil Rath, director of : physical and health education in SD Y PROGRAMS the Indianapolis Public Schools, \ TUE A will give the last of two broad- ] Nd ) WFBM 1230 INDIANAROLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGH casts of rhythmic conditioning : : M_1330 LW 1 IN 32 ivi reroisal \ = BREEZE ne) NW oe ne VCRs Net) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual.) (Mutual Net.) Retivilies ond yes Soe iTow TTS QT A TT, /,COPR. 1937 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T.M REC. U. & PAT. OFF, 6:30 Chuck Wagon Devotions Mail Bag Silent WFBM. The program, designed 6:15 a on Mall Merrymakeys for children in the fifth and MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE ~By Thompson and Coll 1:00 Early Birds Mysical, Clock Charioteers Good Morning sixth grades, may appeal adults 1:15 wey ob he Hh woh ‘ho feel the need for such exer= 7:30 h Chandler Chats 2 v 3 : ; NOW THEN, GENTLEMEN, DCES VEH, DOC - SINCE BOYS, THOSE... AH... CON - THEY CONTAIN ENOUGH EVIDENCE OF I LAEANWHILE, IN THE CELL 7:45 hh Varieties Gospel Singer cises. The musical accompani- =| EVERYONE AGREE TO MY 1 THIS IS OUR LAST FESSIONS, MADE UNDER YOUR PRIVATE EXPLOITS STO SED YOU 1 BLOCK, MYRA BRAVELY GOES ro = Breakinst OVub - Moreymriers ment for the program is being = FLAU? ARE THERE ANY JOB, HOW "BOUT DE- THE INFLUENCE OF THE ALL BACK TO THE PEN FOR \IFE...IF nl THROUGH WITH MER PART OF 308 Mugle mn, Ar a. Hope Alden Good Morning provided by Rosalind Petrovitch, Eh STROYNY THOSE Pic: TRUTH SERUM, ARE MY bh NOT THE CHAIR 7 THEY SHALL REMAIN i QUEENIE'S PLAN TO ESCAPE. 8:30 Morning Chat =e Ne Hello Pegsv V,, Mindiane a student of Tech High School. ~~ APHONE RECORDS? PROTECTION AGAINST | IN MY SAFE UNTIL AFTER THIS | O Th 5 ~ 8:45 Apron Strings Rose Room Widder Jones 4 { tee YOUR. “TREACHERY? JOB! | OH, PIGEON * WIL a ——— et : : . ® 8 8 | ) NP i | YL Ca i IER an) 8:15 Myet and Maree other Wire ore SHRns eyes WIRE will carry four broadcasts | 2 A MOMENT, PLEASE 3 Muy Fapen Plain Bill aren S200 Bod Ton tomorrow from the Ezra Carmody iit Z| se - - De Pees farm near Manilla, where the an10:15 Bin Packatars "Wits Rona of Life Children nual high school corn-husking con= N 10:30 Big Sister Melodies Hi Boys Fainted same test is being held. Descriptions of 19:85 ie Stories Yarty Line ee Jt the activity are scheduled for 12:10, 11:00 Roaming World Home Town Girl Alone Len Salvo 12:30, 1 and 3:30 p. m. Governor 11a Fs den’s Or. Van Dvne-Trendle aU, Je : Hin Fdwin Gi i tin ii fam frien Hour Quin Ryan Townsend is to address the contest= 11:45 Markets Farm Hour y — We Four ants from 238 schools. 12:00 Feature Time "ow wo Re ame * 8 & 13:30 Bn .b Husking Bee Experience Midday Service Ginger Rogers will make her 12:45 Hn» Police Court Kitty Keene first radio appearance in a year 1:00 Bohemians Goy, Townsend The Arties Goneert Or. and a half when she Is started in 1:15 Hope Alden > ” \griculture Jife ",} fC. the Radio Theater production o B Willi Ji uehpel of Ale Na ss veoh Migrature ig Tp “A Free Soul” tonight at 3 2 on ham 3. . «tit Tri over CBS-WFEBM. She will be : cose / : 5:13 Rehool Sketches Qhticties ute Rin ne ans featured in the role of Jan Ashe, . ——_—_ EXPL RE Y IND 5:30 Concert Or. 3 Vic-Sade Good Health which Norma Shearer played so i al 2:45 nu an O’Nellls Harold [Iurner . , ; ot . mer —— 3 Ee ke eo successfully in the motion pic ure By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM 313 kent alk rs ones ary Sothern Ladv of Millions of a few Se350ns Ago. Doh Amethe 3:30 Story of Indust. Husking , Bee ary Marlin Rhythm Ramblers | will appear as the gangster, Ace FAR FROM IT — they go in| 35:5 wn ” ' Hatterfiields Opry House Wilfing, and Charles Winninger order to see the Witnesses | 5.00 rollow Moon Nellie Revell Nurses 2D will play Jan’s lawyer father, writhe under the cross-examination 4:15 Tea, Tunes Xone Flashes Jack Armstrong hoon Stephen Ashe. This evening's per= : (iN JAPAN of the attorneys, to hear all the re-| 1.45 miltop House Do You Know? Whistling Kid "oh formance will mark Mr. Ameche’s cd » volting and salacious details of the . first appearance on the Radio | ONCE EACH YEAR. crime and, especially the women, Where to find other stations: Chicago, WBBM 770; WENR 870, | 7qy05¢0r program. ai PRAYERS ARE SAID, AND delight to see any bloody garments| WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560. own gd INCENSE BL/RNED or instruments or gruesome evi- “Conservation of the Natural ¥ ) BY HIGH PRIESTS OF ) dence that oo be introduced. a di . Resources of the U, 5.” will be 1 Owing to the greater pleastre R M ifous - (\ THE BUDDHIST TEMPLE, Women have in sceing blood and Goo adlo usic Jiscussed by Seerclaly or De Jue ’ TO SOOTHE THE Sous hearing details of bloody murder AMES THRASHER tional Radio Forum broadcast to OF THE THOUSAND d the like f h By J oon : y NDS OF , WILL NOT EXECUTIVES LOGE THEIR an e like far more women than night at 9:30 p. m. over NBC- ! B8ULLFROGS \ AUTHOR) IF THEY CONGIMT- | men attend such trials. The last The first broadcast of a dress rehearsal by the first full-sized, full-| Bjye, Secretary Ickes has made SACRIFICED DURING ~ FoR THEIR OWN SLNE CREDIT Sung ae ence is interested in| {ims symphony orchestra ever organized for radio will be heard tomor-| a thorough study of this problem THE YEAR. FOR. EMPLOYEES? YEG ORNO 8 Justis persons except a few | yaw, This will take place when NBO puts some “live mikes” around Artur| g..e' the Department of the Ine . EXPERIMENTAL PLRPOSES a rc Sompelens Witnesses and the inter | podzinski and his men during their rehearsal at 1 p. m. tomorrow, and| to ior has assumed such wide= . : ested parties shou abe excluded. broadcasts the pesvile a iis Blue network stations. spread ' jurisdiction over natural COPR. 1937 BY NEA SERVICE, ING. NEXT = Can any woman get | If all goes as scheduled, you ares resources. married? get lua hess Dr. Roduiash: Boishing ww Gertrud Wettergren, the Swedish L his players in the ; t etropolitan; Lee PatA TEMPERATURES Weber's “Oberon,” and Strauss | Singer at the Metropolitan; Lee Pat- . INSIDE THE EARTHS COMMON ERRORS pris idenleben.” tison, pianist and assistant to Ge LUX RADIO ; : Sone poets, “Ein Helden even, a eral Manager Edward Johnson at - SO-CALLED ” Never pronounce faucet—fas’-et; | The orchestra, 92 ‘players chosen the “Met,” and Wollmar F. Bostrom, THEATRE TEFRIGID ZONES ZX say, fo'-set. from some 500 spplicaiiis Has been Sweden's Minister to the United f SOMETIMES 4 SSA ; rehearsing for a month under bVae| ge, ioe” will he heard in a broadcast TONIGHT 2 RISE TO < wp 3 h Clovyiatid Ochesity Jeader 8 ees tomorrow in observance of the 50th ¥ SO DEGREES. aa J > Do PEOPLE 60 TO lon. S ny 5 anniversary of Jenny Lind's death. GINGER | 1 6 = 1 Oo EEE 0 PEONLE URDE TR IN ORDER Best S ort Waves on Nov. 13. » » » MBS-WOR will carry the cere- RO ERS MONDAY monies at 1:15 p. m. én an z MA N \ Nos 1 Wi Nec HE 2 ; .~t a 5 bs oe INIGTRATION OF J ROME—5 p. m.—News. in English. No rehearsal, but a real concer 9 Ly egovse, RRY AGA, mw a. FALE IST HON oF Opera. Talk By Count Theo g oss, will be presented by Eugene Orman- " 4.» DON AMECHE ir speedboat racer; folk songs. 2RO. || a. Philadelphia Orchestra! The vexin roblem of voung hi (IN (NDIA IN A PAPER presented at the authoit f the best ways to|| 9:63 mee. gy nd she Philadel ; hsp jo ” i » . pres | Authority—ane 0 ® bese ways LONDON—5:50 pb. m.—‘“The 8ym. || tonight on their regular commer-| composers is to keep their works CHAS WINNINGER " : } FAITHFUL MOHAMMEDANS anhual meeting oi the Amer-|puild up your own influence with phonies of Beethoven, the BBC Bm- cial “spot.” Albert Spalding, who | from oblivion after the first per- . ¥ NL. PAY FIVE DOLLARS A El Ce of Fan, [other people. Wendell White, [| Bb, $17 mes. Gob. 051 men'® ||appeared with Andre Kostelanets | formance. So it is good to know that IN ¥ od BOTTLE FOR, BATH WATER Popenoe of the Institute of Family Minnesota University psychologist MOSCOW—8 p. m. News and || Wednesday night, will be Mr. Or-| Mitya Stillman’s String Quartet No. “A FREE SOUL” ROM THE DAILY BATH OF Relations of Los Angeles, entitled > y bsy BASS, progam for English listeners. RAN, || mandy's guest. And the soloist is to | 7, which won the NBC Music Guild THEIR. SPIRITUAL HEAD, “Remarriage after Divorce” he|in his excellent book, “The Psychol- 8 meg. play a composition done on last | award last year, will have its’ third ¥ ‘ AGA KHAN: BELIEVING Tr showed that only about one-third | ogy of Dealing With People” points Wl gh Soechosiovakia aw 7 . week’s broadcast: Saint-Saens’ In- performance on the Guild programs DIRECTED BY : TO HAVE HEALING PO of divorced people ever remarry.!out that imposing your ideas on 11.84 meg. . troduction and Rondo Cappricioso.|at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, by way of Cecil B. deMille 4 ; === TF WERS. Apparently their experience has! others invades their sense of self- PARIS—T7 p. m.—Talk by Mme, This time, though, it probably will |the Blue network. The Krasuter fk) x . either disillusioned them about mat- | hood—the one thing they resent|] fool (n English). TPAL 117 |lpe heard in its entirety. Quartet will present the work. LouIS SiLVERS, f | 18 THE Buddhist Bullfrog rites are in keeping with their belief | riage or embittered them against it; | above everything else in the world. CARACAS—7:30 p. m.—Bachelor's In the orchestra there will be a B53» ¥ ; and of course, far more divorced | Failure to follow this simple bit of || Club, comedies. YVSRC, 5.8 meg. transcription of Bach's chorale, : SP. M cthat all things, animate or inanimate, possess souls, At Keio Uni- persons have nervous and mental psychology causes half to three- PFEONDON-_3.15 P. mn. talk. Gor “Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring "—so Doubtless you know, without Indianapolis Time ) versity, a granite monument has been erected to the memory of the | disturbances than is true of those | fourths of all domestic quarrels and || 71%5° meg: GSC 5 58 "meg. asm. ||popular in the piano arrangement; being reminded, that Richard WFB X y 2 ° : . who remain married. it divorces and labor troubles. The 9.51 meg. Brahms’ “Academic Festival” Over-| Crooks is returning to his regular BM sy so departed frogs which have contributed their part to scientific research. a » ‘| way to lead is to make the other SYDNEY, Australia—3:30 a. m.~ ||{ure; Debussy’s “Fetes,” and the| Monday evening commercial with ond ) 3 . a } a 2 ar 18, ofe of the best ways to | fellow feel he is atjleast a partner || Ardseas’y Sime S08 mee. © © ||“Emperot” Vgaltaes of Johann |Margaret Speaks at 7:30 0'clock t0- | | Coast-te-Coast Columbia Network ¥ A NEXT—Why does sleet look White build ‘up and maintain their!in all ideas and commands, Strauss, night on NBC-WIRE. *, A; lil

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