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7:00—Pot O° Gold, WLS. %:00—Ask It-Basket, WFBM. %:00—Good News, WIRE. 7:30—Wendell Willkie, WFBM., 8:00—Maj. Bowes, WFBM. _8:00—Music Hall, WIRE. 9:00—Rudy Valee, WIRE. 10: 30—Al Smith, WIRE.
Frank Morgan, radio and screen comedian; Marjorie Rambeau, screen star; opera singer Helen Traubel and Trumpter Henry Bussee will be guests on tonighg’s Music Hall program, 8 o'clock, WIRE. Bob Burns will again be master of ceremonies and the Music Maids, Dorothy Lamour and John Scott Trotter’s orchestra,again will lend valuable assistance. John Barrymore John - Barrymore, the great profile, in a special election program, will be the guest + of Rudy ,Vallee, 9 o'clock, WIRE. “Dick Powell, Fanny Brice, Hanley (Daddy) Stafford, Mary Martin and Meredith Willson’s orchestra again will be heard on the Good News program, 7 o'clock, WIRE,
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‘Station Who has just received 8 nice birthday present on its second anniyersary. The Federal Communications Commission has authorized it to broadcast on full, unlimited time. The station has been signing off at 5 p. m., sometimes » earlier,
The permit authorizes continued broddcasts on the same frequency, 1060 kilocycles, .with the power of 1000 watts day and night, subject to further conferences with the commission | on daytime coverage. Studio officials suspect they will be called on to increase their daytime coverage.» The station will continue to be
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Indianapolis Athletic Club but some alterations and improvements are planned. A new transmitter will be erected, new studios built, and antennae and additional transmitting equipment installed. The work is expected to be com- “ pleted in 60 days and the first program on the lengthier schedule is slated for Jan. 1. Officers and directors ot the Indiana Broadcasting Co., ‘owners \of the station, are H. G. Wall, president; C. A. McLaughlin, vice president and general manager; Margaret B. Wall, treasurer, and M. G. Geiger, secretary ' and assistant » treasurer. The station apparently is to retain its independent status although Robert Longwell, program director, says some sort of a tieup with one or more of the netwerks may be made If the management decides \ that by so doing its Indiana program: service could be improved.
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Symbols of bad tuck such as mirror breaking or- walking under a ladder are to be featured on the Ask-it Basket program tonight, 7 o'clock, WFBM. Jovial Ed East again will conduct the program. Musical interludes are to feature “Choral Society,’ otherwise known as the studio audience.
w The Columbia Broadcasting System has completed arrangements
With the MacKay Radio & Tele“graph Co. for two powerful short
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ON THE RADIO
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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for dnaceuracies in program ane nouncement caused by station changes after press tim
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 12 (CBS Nery
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Girl -Alone
Home Edition Beautiful Life
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orts Republicans Pleasure Time James Tucker Dick Reed Inside Sports
James Robb James Robb Aldrich Family Aldrich \ Family 7
Amos and Sney
Pop Vox Pop
Ask-It Basket Ask-It Basket Wenden Wilicie Wendell Willkie
CINCINNATI WLW_1700 (NBC-MBS)
Beautiful Life Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News
a BD WLS-WENR 870 (NBC Net.)
Norman Ross Norman Ross Danc’ an with “Clancy Over Paradise
Set Sail Whizzer Bud Barto Unannounced Easy Aces
Shooting Thrills Baker and Denton Winslow Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring Jimmy James Yilllam Stoess . V. Kaltenborn
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Good ararch. ‘Family Aldrich Family
A. Wallace o' Gold Gold . Fortune Fame. Fortune
Music Hall
Music Hall Rudy, Vallee R
Major Bowes Glenn Miller
Daniel Tobin
Herbert Hoover Music Hall Herbert Hoover erbert Hoover Vince
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Community. Fund Community Fund Frank Black Frank Black
Music Hall
Rudy alles Rudy Valle Musical Americana Musical Americana
Dick Reed Clock Rakes Al Smith Al Smith Music You Want _
Griff Williams
FRIDAY PROGRAMS
10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final 10 O'Clock Final
Siove. Iyotter “| Les Bro Unannounced Unannounced
Peter grant Ww.
H. Hes; Bundles for Fritain Gene Austi
Russ Morgan
Moon River
MDIANAPOLIS WFB, None News
:30 Early Birds :45 Barly Birds :0l
0 Early Birds :15 Early Birds :30 Earlv Birds :45 News
WIRES 00 (NBC-MB!
Dawn Patrol Market Reports
European News Dawn Patrol Basonologv
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Clu Breakfast Clu
: 15 Marge :30 Stepmother 7&5 Song Shop
90 Short Story Martha Webster Big Sister
El h Guiding Light
Man I Married Against Storm Road of Life David Harum
Singin’ Sam Merry Music Homemakers Unannounced
Ma Weather Farm nds RErarter ews
Your Treat Linda’s Love Editor's Daughter Betty and Bob
Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Pepper Young Vice and Sade
Backstage Wiis
30 Farm Circle :45 Farm Circle
39 Dr. Malone 5 Jovce Jorda :30 Fletcher ou ey :45 Mv Son and I
Hilltop Mouse Hits and Bits
Hits and Bits Butler Homecom’g Butler Homecom’s :45 Scattergood
Widder Brown Girl Alone
Beautiful Life
Houseboat Hannah
KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 859. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750;. WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 7170.
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Break Break Brea Brea
News Checkerboard Time to Shine News Boone County Boone County Miss Julia
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Community Hall Lester Hu On With “Muste Xavier Cugat
Friendly House Friendlv : House Listen. Live Charm House
Noondav Rhvthms Bill Jone: Off the Record Boy Greets Girl
Melody Farm Melodv Farm Unannounced Sunshine Melodies
Lester Huff Straw Vote Preview Preview
Democrats Master Singers Concert Hour Concert Hour
Buy Indianapolis Buy Indianapolis Request Time Request Time
Jamboree Jamboree Jamboree Jamboree
Linda's Love
Houseboat Hann Kathleen Norris Ellen Randolpb Woman in White
Man I Married Against Storm Life Happiness
Guiding Light O'Netlls
Farm Hour bi Hour
arm Hour an a Blake Editor's Daughter Your Treat
Betty Crocker Grimm's Daughter Valiant Ladv Light of the World
Mary Marlin
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Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Painted Dr ams Elizabeth Bemis
Beautiful Life Lone Journey Jack Armstrong News
ters to be located at Brentwood, N.Y. The new transmitters will provide high efficiency beam service to Souths America and Europe and will have a power output of 50 kilowatts each, when coupled with highly|
efficient directional antennaes, places them among the most powerful short wave transmitters in the world. It is expected the new stations will be in operation in the summer of 1941,
‘To clear the way for the annual Halloween celebration in the Circle tonight, all approaches to it will be cleared of vehicular traffic from 6 o'clock until the celebration ends. Indianapolis Railways supervisors will be stationed at the loading station in front of English’'s Theater and at intersections of Ohio and Meridian Sts. and Pennsylvania and Market Sts. to aid patrons during the re-routing period. Parking restrictions, beginning at
wave radio broadcasting transmit-
6, include a ban on the east side of Illinois St. from Washington to
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Circle Traffic Rerouted For Tonights’ Celebration
‘will reverse the above route.
Ohio; the south side of Ohio from Illinois to Pennsylvania; the west side of Pennsylvania from Ohio to Washington and the north side of Washington from Pennsylvania to Illinois. Bus re-routings are: Central Ave. Lines—East on Ohio from Meridian to Pennsylvania, south to Market and east over the regular route. Madison and English Lines—Inbound from the English Ave. line busses will go south on Pennsylvania from Market to Maryland, west to Meridian, and south over the regular route. From the Madison line the busses will operate the reverse of the above. Mars Hill and Millersville Lines— From Millersville Rd. busses will go south on Pennsylvania from Market to Maryland, west on Maryland to Kentucky, then southwest over the regular route. From Mars Hill busses
“Speedway Line—Regular route to Meridian and Ohio, west on Ohio to Illinois, north to New York, then wedt over the regular route. North Meridian Line — Regular route to Meridian and Ohio, west on Ohio to Illinois, north to New York, east to Meridian, then north over the regular route. Meridian busses going out E. New York St. will use the regular route to Ohio and Meridian, east to Pennsylvania, south to Market, then east over the regular route.
Pennsylvania from Market to Ohio, east on Ohio to Delaware, south Market, then east over the regular route. E. New York busses going out N. Meridian will use the regular route to Pennsylvania and Market, N. to Ohio, west to Meridian and north over regular route.
DEMOCRATIC WAR VETERANS TO MEET
Indiana Democratic war. veterans will stage a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall tonight when Perry Faulkner, former State American Legion Commander, will speak. On the. sam®@ program will be Abraham Blokin of Chicago, national vice president of the Garment Workers’ Union. Fred Myles, state chairman of the Democratic Veterans’ Bureau, will preside.
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SCHRICKER CITES FARM PROGRAM AT FRANKFORT
Declares Willis Contradicted Self in Plea for Rural Votes.
The farmers of the nation “never had a beneficial programcCuntil the Democratic Party went into, power,” Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker, Governor candidate, declared in-.a spech at Frankfort last night. “The farmers had been crying for
an agricultural program for many years and a move to pass needed
President Coolidge,” he said. “Later when a third attempt was made, President Hoover said he, too, would oppose the bill. “It wasn’t until the Republican
1932 and the farmers turned to the Democrats for help that the rehabilitation program was ‘adopted. You and I know that it has been the salvation of the American| farmer.’ Mr. Schricker accused Raymond E. Willis, Republican Senatorial candidate of contradicting himself on the farm program. “Mr. Willis said the program was regimentation and that the farmers were against it. In the same breath he said the program will be continued until a better one can be devised,” he said. “We believe. the accomplishments achieved under the administrations of Governors McNutt and Townsend recommend themselves to the people.”
League Indorses Roosevelt
President Roosevelt and most of the Democratic Party's county and state candidates were indorsed. last night by Labor's Non-Partisan League of Marion County. The league met at the Rubber Workers’ Hall, 203 S. Noble St. Officers of Locals 2028 and 1150 of the Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee announced that they would indorse neither party's candidates. They said they are not represented by John L. Lewis or any C. I. O. official, only by representatives of their own union. They said their organization “is only affiliated with the national C. I. 0.”
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN DEAD
Ogilvia Frank Shockley, a native of Indiana and a veteran of the Spanish-American War, died today at the Veterans’ Hospital after an illness of several years. He was 65.
Born in Boone County, Jan. 24, 1875, Mr. Shockley enlisted in Company L, 12th Infantry, at the outbreak of the war. He served three years, seeing action during the Philippine Insurrection in the Battles of San Bernando, Angeles and Paraguaque. He was a member of the McGrew Camp. Following his discharge from the Army, Mr. Shockley came to Indianapolis where he was employed as a piano refinisher. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace Shockley; a daughter, Mrs. Mae Wheeler; one granddaughter, Phyllis Wheeler; five sisters, Mrs. Lida Shook and Mrs. Nellie St. Clair, both of Indianapolis; Mrs. Iva Hyer, Pittsboro; Mrs. Albertine Harrison, Crawfordsville, and -Mrs. Mabel Thompson, Lizton, and two brothers, Herbert Shockley, New Brunswick, and Dr. Clyde Shockley, New Ross. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Military services and burial will be in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Jamestown.
VICTORY DAY ABOLISHED ROME, Oct. 31 (U. P.).—Victory Day, Nov. 4, celebrating the World War Italo-Austrian armistice, has been abolished, it was announced today.
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Jabs at Willkie |
Mayor La Guardia... What happened at the psychological moment?” CINCINNATI, O, Oct. 31
Party was repudiated at the polls in ’ (U. P) ~—Mayor La Guardia, of
New York, speaking here lst night, charged that Wendell IL. Willkie ‘was handpicked by Wall Street. Of the Republican National Convention, he said: “The voters are r.ow asking themselves just what happened at the psychological moment, that the man who didn’t dare to face a primary, that made. the answer to Wall Street prayers, suddenly brushed aside the candidates who had won delegates by primary contest and the candidates who were favored sons.”
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economic and social securities they enjoy,” U. S. Senator Sherman Min-
ton declared in a speech at Muncie last night. : “What constructive purpose can be found in the present Wall Street crusade to put the former president of the: Commonwealth & ‘Southern utility holding company into .the White House?” he asked. “What better security and protection do the modern: vote-crusaders offer to the laboring man who has found a real friend in President Roosevelt?” He said that Wendell Willkie “would trade his utility holding
company kingdom for a good horse |.
that looked like a sure vote-getting campaign issue.” He added that “this Wall Street lobbyist with his shifting convictions has forgotten what he wanted to debate in this campaign so he has taken a shortcut and is leading the ‘hate Roosevelt’ movement which started with
the Liberty League Fifth Ave. crowd
four years ago.”
Hellenic Club to Dance
The American Hellenic Democratic Club will hold a dance at 5:30 p. m. Sunday at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.
To prevent the United States becomipg involved in the war was pro-
Charles H. Bedwell, Democratic nominee for Congress from the Seventh District, in an address at the Spencer, Ind. Court House last night. “World conditions are such today that in order to prevent the United States being involved in war, this nation should not follow a weak, vacillating or cowardly foreign policy. World conditions are such that sensible American citizens realize that the best way to prevent war is to build up our defenses so that no nation, or group of nations, will dare to attack us,” Mr. Bedwell contended. He charged that “certain Republican members of Congress,” by their vote on various defense bills, had
reaching this objective.
National defense makes it necessary that President Roosevelt remain in the White House, Clarence
Donovan, Democratic candidate for secretary of state, declared yesterday at Stewartsville, Ind. “The Republican Presidential nominee, Wendell L. Willkie, has accused the Administration’s defense program of bogging down. . . . This charge is untrue. Hox can such an accusation be leveled at the President when, a li more than a year ago, the Republican minority -in Congress did everything in its power
to cit a defense appropriation bill
claimed as his major objective by |
prevented the United States from |
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“Bedwell Supports Defense; Donovan Raps G.O.P. Stand
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