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PHILOSOPHERS ON THE RADIO WATER WORKS WAIT SESSION moc imivivs, |e iR meee « wee = | GROUP TO MEET

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Y : :00—Fred Allen, WFBM. Lo yews {RBC-MBS) ARSE MBS) : : : 3X ar 42d Annual Meeting Of| 5:00—Eadie Cantor. WIRE. gntributions Norman Ross Right to mapoines| CANAdian wil Discuss Th J. Ww bi sb b i WIRE. | £ Higei Jack Armsirons : ; bebo Ww visi $:30—Mr. District Attorney, Scattergwon | | Beawtitul Lite |Mhdttream News Maintenance of Service < The Children STE. (EIR (RE RT ove 7 . Oo [Lt e Recor uperman . ove ese Be Tomorrow. Army fiying cadets from Midwest- | i rl Ey In Time of War. | ern states at Randolph Field, in- Easy Aces Tom Mix Lowell Thomas . ake : Butler University will be host to uding Indiana. are to take time] IN Fred Waring Fasy Aces Bred Warine Water works and public health the 42d annual meeting of the out from regular classes tonight to i cet Wr. Meer Dick ees Tolan Bentler Richara Himper |Officials of Indiana will discuss Western Division of the American attend a Sesion | § side ay Musical Feature ga problems of the public water sup- | Philosoahical Association tomorrow oi Kay ol E it Town Bony Martin eet iH Rigs How © DiaTUD, Meet Ply at the 34th annual meeting of | College PRB Sue |Eahates Nithtth [Rami [the Indiana section of the Ameri.

at the Hotel Lincoln : } 8 sical Knowledge. | | K A ae len Eddie Cantor . | Rov Shields Time to Smile can Water Works Association to- |

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The opening session, under the Texas and Okla- ! ock Fin Peter Grant 'man J. Howard, Toronto, assoc Tu AAS x 3 v . é a= | » aN ” Night : amd thaitma Up ot Be Jose 3 ha be N thoma and to- Jordan Werkhon [18 SE So Re ae Sohn Downe tion president, who has made a devoten to hose Ie Whe night's broadcast 3 Roll Th Jordan Workshop 18 R. A. John Downs study of water service mainten- | problems of religion. Officers of is to be aired from | 11: Music You Want |Globe Trotter TH Eddie Duchin ance in London during the Nazi!

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president, and Lawrence Sears Ginny Simms Cadet Glee CR | THURSDAY PROGRA Schricker to Speak i Teslevan miversity cre- Lt MS yen University, secre is to sing “The Spirit of the Air] pd Two other officers of the na- |

Corps,” written by Maj. William | INDIARAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI tional association will speak. Louis Consists of

‘ . WIRE 1:30 ove Tomorrow afternoon will be de-|cpnch, which the major hopes will (CBS Net.) {NBC-MBS) : (NBC-MBS) R Howson, Chicago, vice presi- |

an th Na ———— — | ———— ! ” “Rs Yoted to metaphysics and the phil- je me the cadets’ official song. | $39 Barly Birds Pave Fatrol Bevetional News dent-elect, will discuss “Water | (1) Solid Maple Bunk Bed osophy of science. Prof. J. A. Leigh- Ginny Simms is to contribute to] $4 Earl - Market Reports Organiogue Buccaneers Works management,” while Wil-

ton of Ohio State hii AUVErsity Wi i t) swer session] 3:90 Ba Eurovean News Breakfast Jam FL to Shine llam W. Brush, New York City, | ( ) he Question 3 i | $15 Bent Musical Clock Breakfast Jam News treasurer, will talk on “Our Job 2) All Cotton Mattresses

20 m : peak at 3: Nb The Social with two song “Do I Worry?” and| $39 Earlv Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Boone County

ing Ideol~ | vt Do Do Yous” | 1:45 News Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Consumers in Times of Stress” Governor | (3) Coil Springs

ogies” = smoker will ie held at : Musical Clock | News Rownduo Aunt Jenny Schricker will give an address at 8p m & & & rs. ew Money Program Goldberges the luncheon Th ursday, while

< Dr. and Mrs. Robinson will give! parks Johnson of the Vox Pop Riughts of Road | Band Wagon . | Charles W. Jones, general superin- | If you wish, convert these into twin

Edward McHugh Devotlonal & tea for members of the Western program thinks the Vice President Housenoat Hannah ne odic_ Moments Housebont Hannah | tendent of the Wm. H. Block Co. beds . . . they I be full twin size . . Division at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at | of the United States is entitled to

Bachelors Children! Waltz Music Hearts in Harmony Wil Ispeak on * ‘Customer-Employ Re- | : . : Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall an official residence and intends to) Ellen Rando Lester Hu Ellen Randolph big enough for a 6-foot grown-up: Com- Beat the Summer Sun!

e oh Hu lationshi Gutdin t Tropical Musie Woman in nite | p” at the informal banquet | I “i . . ‘ Fridays sessions will be devoted go something about it on his pro- National Defense | Man ad Fa House |Man I Married Thursday night. | plete Nino valet: and iwoicH ; to ethics and social philosophy. R eram tomorrow night. Listeners Martha Webster Against Storm Friendly House Against Storm Friday afternoons’ program will Springs .« + only 39.50. Enjoy Summer Breezes In A Tsanofl, of Rice Institute, West-| 4re to be asked to suggest appropri- Aunt denny David Harum On the Mani + | Davia Harum include the election of officers; em Division president, will address ate titles for such @ residence, such the annual dinner of the organiza- .. “Green House,” the “Blue House, tion at ¥ p. m. Friday at the Lin- = or what have vou

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Dedication Off the Record el { i Gal Sunday Dedication Bov Greets GIN | Everyone's Farm | hhenz, of the Indianapolis ————~ | Water Co, and a visit to Perry Way to Pay Plan... 11:13 Saturday will conclude the' The Quiz Kids, after a whirlwind gathering. tour of Hollywood and points west,

Kathryn Garten Markets Weather | Mid-Day News Livestock i : : : Gilbert Forbes Farm: Bands Meloday Farm Dreamers’ Songs Stadium for the Indianapolis-St Fa Reporter Checker Board Editor's Dauchter | Paul game. Dick Reed Meet the Bus Tony Wons Mathews is Chai he { s Is airman a will back in Chicago tonight | oR ora Indpls. Today Matinee Musicale | Lisht of World & 3 or it regular weekly broadcast “a d : My m., WLS Dr Howard K.

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the presentation of & plague to KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): + Hl 8 ” Ira Rlackstock. donor of MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; WSM. 650. alanapolis, Ser ax oases, DePauw's new athletic stadium, are NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 1190; WLS-WENR, 800; KWK, 1380, [Everitt Rebuins, eA re: as- | to be broadcast tomorrow morning NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ. 670. sistant secretary, an alvert,

over WIRE at 11:30 o'clock CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, T60; WHAS, 810: KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780, |{ndienapolis, director of the A J oe These chairs are simple in construction,

+ 4 : : SL I IE but far bigger and sturdier than you'd exStarting Sunday, Jack Benny's Hoosier Goings On WIRE ESTABLISHES J | pect: Backs and seats are comfortably

program will be heard over WIRE shaped! Choice of blue, green, red or

at 9:30. instead of at 6. Ordinarily. . Rd et due to the switch to Daylight FOWL PLAY STATION AT DE PAUW TR canary. SHOE REPAIR Saving Time, this program would Indianapolis radio Station WIRE Any Size be heard an hour? earlier than Ft WwW ' Al d H F has opened a permanent studio on AR cl usual as is the case of most net-| . aynes exander as Fanciers the DePauw University Campus at Half Soles 5%c pr. | 1) ume at Setied to pick 6 Y He' | Greencastle. | ALSO ON SALE AT BLOCK'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCE STORE, "ip the Benny rebroadcast for the Vesting Me's Swette, Grose of What] Tie drs Dromisndt wit oe Je Ith and MERIDIAN STREETS, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 so that

Women's Quality up the Benny rebroadcast for the at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow. The per- | West Coast which goes on later. By FRANK WIDNER manent schedule will be each Tues- | the whole family can shop together

* + There will be two other excep- i day and Thursday at 9:45 p. m. to] Heel Li $ 10 Pr. tions on WIRE involving network ALEXANDER WAS A SWOOSE, so the words to the popular song go, 10 p. m :

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WRHILE-U-WAIT SERVICE programs. Truth and Consequences, but up in Ft. Wayne, Alexander's identity remains in doubt. Paul Fay is director of the sta-| mM C y srdinarily heard from 7:30 to 8 Alexander is an unknown species of fowl that Wilfred Goss, a humane | tion which the university will use Cc rory S will be broadcast at 9 p. m. ana Officer, found in Aboite Township last week, and the efforts of local for education work in radio. | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

the Knickerbocker Theater usually | bird fanciers in Ft. Wayne to name him have proved useless. | S¢ AND 10c STORE heard from 7 to 7:30 will be aired ___ Resembling a loon, Alexander has been called a swoose, croose,|

9 i ul A ashingten from 9:30 to 10 p. m. Both are Ee squalling loon and cormorant. a Saturday night shows. Since the discovery of Alexander, a : — N. SIDE REALTY SALES three more birds of the same species

have been found. Two were found ' ‘ near the Chico line and - another T0P 40 BY $500 000 was picked up in the county. | Unconcerned about the questiofl

Sales of the North Side Realtors they have raised, the birds, with

Siibes : Alexander apparently taking over a division of the Indianapolis Real the job as leader, “rule the roost”

Estate Board, continue at about sp to speak in Franke Park. All $500,000 above this time last year) the other inmates of the bird {when transactions totaled $1.355410. ShrouaTY: even Me Jeiligerant ww a anadian geese, are satisfied to give | This week the group reported the). «comers a wide berth. sale of 14 houses, nine lots and three = * es surburban tracts. FOR MR a Houses sold were at 1i6th St. 1308 Rhud ¢ poy MS. THOS | and 515 W. 394 St. 1321 Roache ude o inburgh, everything|

. : WAN <i 2018 Martindale Ave, 3612 w |Dappens at once | NEHI BEVERAGE CO. 16th St. by Jack C. Carr; 6003] The Rhude’s have ten children | 1 7 FS) Evanston Ave, by Kenneth Fry: 236 and everyone of them have the! 1420 N. Ssmate Ave. LI-312%Y A W. 36th St. by Ford Woods & Co..| measles. And recently, Mr. Rhude! 3734 Broadway, by Atkinson & Co.; !

AERO El - . AC cone. | Was stricken with the ailment. 3206 Capitol Ave, by F. M. Knight: 6414 Central Ave, by Fieber &| Only Mrs. Rhude has escaped

a and maybe you think she isn't keep- | Reilly; 3438 Fall Creek Blvd, 542 ing her fingers crossed.

Powell Place and 420 E 4Sth St, GO NORTH by American Estates Co. 4 4 . Fay C. Cash sold a Warfleigh| LOCAL DRAFT Board 3 in| tot, Harry Robbins sold one in Wil- 1th | liams Creek, Mr. Knight one on South Bend has been searching for | GO SOUTH Corydon Lane, R. E. Peckham one 23-Year-old Joseph Lee Horrall, to)

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in Northcliff, John Robbins one in| tell him that it is time to take his! Brockton, William Hackemeyer one nhusical examination to see if he |

n Forest Manor and two \ Northolm, while Mr. Peckham and iS Physically fit for the army. Lorin Driscoll sold one in Sherwood] But the board found it is going Village. Mr. Carr sold two acres/ lo wait for Mr. Horrall to come) cn Road 42, Col. C. B. Durham|!0 them, and that may be a long!

sold 18 acres in Washington Town-| time. chip and Mr. Peckham sold 15 acres| Mr. Horrall, a seaman, is aboard

: | tanker, somewhere in th . " : in Boone ‘County. Maten G./ah ol tanker, somewhere in 1 | = notice that a golf ball, when youdrop here than in any other standard - production

Gerdenich contracted to build three) Pacific Ocean. . : ; homes in Arden. . = it, bounces higher than something hol- automobile engine. THERE WAS a $2000 tractor low, like a tennis ball?

DR. LEDIG DISCUSSES uiitzkreig on the farm of Richard | So when the spark j jumps in the tightly. BIFOCALS AT SEVERIN Yilams, near Fainburgn, the other! That's partly because of internal pressures, packed, fuel-fat ball of gas-mixture at the top

day. | . . . Dr. G. R. Ledig of Irdianapolis| Mr Wiliams. who has been ill which also have so much to do with Buick’s of the stroke — the Buick piston goes rushing

will address the central zone, Indiana Assoeiation of Optometrists| eS uae Sou ps farm, so) extra FIREBALL power. : down with more push, more shove, more (at 7:30 o'clock today following a & y . Sinner of the organimtion at the! nd plowed the whole 11s Rubber threads inside a golf ball are packed power than the same amount of fuel gives Hotel Severin. He will discuss con- Nh oI) Lhe a ne Spe RY . d SLES up elsewhere. struction of bifocal lenses. or ne or uated, tight, highly compressed. When flattened i The association will hear Dr. : . . . . . . . Louis R. Hill of the Optometric Ex- against a hard object, like a sidewalk, they Result: every Buick engine travels farther

2 - > yd : * inion Prosram at 2.30 pn Sune | IRYATRRTIY VAL TS come back harder, with more push, and so per gallon this year than the same-size en.

Route of THE GREAT SILVER FLEET ject will be “Analytical Optometry”.| SES Ah SRE the ball bounces higher. gines did last year, while Compound Car-

{On June 3 and 4, Dr. A. M. Skeff-| . . . » Elapted times, number of Rights daily ond one-way fares [10% reduction |ington of the Graduate Clinic buretiont with Buick FIREBALL design gives as much as 109 to 159% more miles per

for RT.) as shown below are typical of Eastern Air Lines schedules from here | Foundation will conduct a two-day " SIRE ? A similar thing happens inside a Buick gallon.

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