Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1941 — Page 16

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DEFENSE GROUP PLANS GROWTH

Speakers Say Intervention Sentiment ‘Growing Rapidly’ in State. |

Nadine, Irva and Lota May Rose

Starting today,

Hoosier dial twisters are in for a busy week as far

isolationism in the new war is now | las programs from the State Fair are concerned. This evening, 7 p. m., WIBC, the Floyd Jones’ Massed Choirs of 200 | voices will present a half-hour concert to be broadcast from the Coli-

HE FOOLED THE DOCTORS CHATHAM, N. Y., Aug. 29 (U. —Augustus N. Van Deusen is dead at 95, almost 80 years after Army physicians rejected him for Civil War service because he was “too frail physically.”

NOTICE TO ALL

RCA

EMPLOYEES |

| McGaughey, | companists for the broadcast.

seum stage.

The civic choir will sing DeKcven’s

{Loren Jones as soloist. The colored choir will offer two spirituals, “Trampin’” and “Wade in De

Water.” Maxine Schrader will be

J./the featured soloist in the singing

of Victor Herbert's familiar “Italian Street Song.” * The three Rose Sisters will offer, quite appropriately, “Come to the Fair,” and the combined 200 voices will be heard in “Walk in Jerusalem |B Just Like You” and “Just a Closer Walk With Thee.” Mrs. Alice Dashke and Mrs. Mabel Duncan, pianists, and Mary Lou organist, will be ac-

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The National Barn Dance gang,

| Hosier Hot-Shots and all, will broad- | cast from the Fair tomorrow, 8 p. m. | WIRE, over the NBC-Red network.

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| The hayloft crew is completing a

swing of three Midwest State Fairs,

| having already visited fairs in Illi-

SEPTEMBER 2ND §

nois and Wisconsin.

During their appearance here,

|guests will be Smiling Eq McCon-

“Recessional,” with John

nell, radio philosopher: Grace Wilson, contralto, and Master Stan, child wizard of the sousaphone, ocarina and trumpet. Songstress Jane Kaye will sing, “Indiana Lullabye”; The Hoosier Hot-Shots will sing and play the popular “Hut Sut” song, and the Dinning Sisters will present “The Booglie Wooglie Piggie.” Also on tomorrow night's hayloft will be Banjo King Eddie Peabody; Arkie, the Arkansas Woodchopper; Glenn Welty’s orchestra, and Joe Kelly, master of ceremonies. The airwaves will be chock full of speakers during the Labor Day week-end, including a ‘special 15minute address by President Roosevelt Monday. The President’s address Labor Day will be delivered from his Hyde Park home and will be aired over the Mutual network at 12:45 p. m. = = =

Rep. Stephen A. Day (R. Ill) will speak on “We Must Save Our Re-

TONIGHT

7:00—Cities Serviee Concert, WIRE. 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. 8:00—Horace Heidt, "WISH. 8:00—Horace Heidt, WISH. 8:00—Johnnie Presents, WFBM. 8:30—Toledb vs. Indianapolis, WIBC. 9:00—Penthouse Party, WFBM. 9:45—Story Dramas, WISH. 10:30—Raymond Gram Swing, WIBC.

RADIO PROGRAMS FOR TONIG

public” in a special broadcast tonight, 6:30 p. m. WIRE. Resp. Robert F. Jones (R. Ohio) discusses the question of “Aid to Russia under the Lease-Lend Act” ‘tonight, 9:30 p. m, WFBM. Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, president of the University of California, will appear on the “Public Affairs” program of the Columbia Broadcasting System tomorrow night, 9:15 WFBM. He will speak on America’s role in the war crisis under the auspices of the Fight for Freedom Committee.

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Sports fans, especially the ones who follow the ponies, are going to get to hear the running of one of turfdom’s major events, the running of the Saratoga Cup race, tomorrow, 4:15 p. m. WIBC. Bryan Field, Mutual's race commentator, will be at the mike. WISH also will carry the race over the NBC-Blue network, with Jack McCarthy as announcer. = = 2 Glenn Miller, his trombone and his orchestra, begin a new program tomerrow dedicated to the men in Army camps. Considering the fact that Mr. Miller is well known for his renditions of “Moonlight Serenade” and “Sunrise Serenade,” it isn’t at all surprising that the new program will be titled “Sunset Serenade.” WISH will carry the program tomorrow from 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. and starting Sept. 6, it will be aired for a full hour, from 4 to 5 p. m.

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at 1260 WIBC 1070 { ) (Mutual) ng Shop ng Shop Song Shop Amateur Golf

Charlene’'s Songs Bill Henry Syncoopators Gilbert Forbes

Amos and Andy Lanny Ross Caesar Petrillo Caesar Petrillo

Jack Coffey Mitchell Avres

Meet the Train

Musical Interlude Willard's Music Dick Harold Bert Wilson

News Here's Morgan Melody Symphony Melody Symphony

Qnporiunity Knocks

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red) Home of Brave Portia We Abbotts Larry Clinton Dessa Byrd Sports-Musie

Story 1a Vv News—Major Domo

Fred Waring World Wg Stephen A. Day Behind the News

WISH ' 1310 (NBC-Blue)

News Merry-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round

State Fair Polka’ Dots Vincent Hoff . Luke Walton

John S. Young Radio Magic

News State Fair

Jones Choir Jones Choir Fight Camp Fight Camp

Police Court

Claudia Claudia Proudly We Halil Proudly We Hail

Johnnie Presen Premiere Premiere

Penthouse Party Penthouse Partv Rep. R. F. 9: 35 Melodic Strings

10: n Ghiers Forbes 10:15 Dance Music 10: 3 World Today 10:45 Sonny Dunham

11:22 Teddy Powell 11:15 Teddy Powell 11:30 Bob Crosby 11:45 Bob Crosby

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Johnnie Presents ts

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Charlie Barnet seball Baseball Baseba Baseball Baseba Baseba

Baseball Baseball ; Raymond G Swing Tony Pastor

Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugat Marvin Dale Moon Magic

Service Concert Service Concert [Infor tion Please Information Please

Waltz Time Waltz Time House Dog House

Wings of Destiny Wings of Destiny Listen America Listen America

Dick Reed Behind Headlines Boyd Raeburn Boyd Raeburn Music You Want Music You Want

Music _You Want Gene Krupa

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

Auction Quiz

Roilywood Music

Bob B Pready "Mar tin McFarland Ting Police Reporter

Peter Fraser Romance-Rhythm 5-Star Final Story Drama

Johnny Long Johnny Long Dolly Dawn Dolly Dawn

ews Bennie Goodman Will Bradley Will Bradley

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WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red)

WISH 1310) (NBC-Blue)

:30 rn Snr 145 Barly Birds

State Fair Rome Frolic

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

Sunrise Ranch American Express

0 World Today 5 Early Birds 0 arly Birds

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:45 Dirt Dobber

:00 Coffee Club :15 Coffee Club :30 Treasure Hunt :45 Treasure Hung

Breakfast Jam Brea Brea

Brea

ast Jam

s Roundup Sar ® Serenade Bandwagon Devotional

Melodic Moments

ool Buddy Starcher

Knights of Road Knights of Road

Tune Toppers

Free America

American Express Morning Mail Morning Mail News

Morning Mail Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

State Fair Cadets Polka Dots Rosa Lee

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:00 Life of Riley :15 Life of Riley

Country J Country J Hollywood Hollywood

Noon Tunes

Farm Circle

‘30 Voice of Broadway :45 Youth in Defense

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Friendly House Friendlv House Army Band Army Band

Les Brown Les Dad wn Off the Record Boy Greets Girl

Mid-Day News Farm Flashes Frank Forrest State Fair

Lincoln Highway Lincoln Highway ssa Byrd D. A. R. Program

Consumer Bonnie_Stuart Farm Hour Farm Hour

Farm Hour Farm Hour

WIRE News Dick Reed

Band Played On Band_Plaved On Qur Barn Our Barn

Rhythm Rhythm News Man ol

n Str Cleveland Catling Cleveland Calling

DENIES STRIKE HITS DEFENSE

Spokesman for County Road Workers Reasserts Contract Demand.

Teamsters and Chauffers Union officials today denied that the strike of County Highway Department employees is interfering with national defense in any way. Between 75 and 80 employees of the Highway Department have been on strike since Wednesday morning in protest of County Commisisoners’ refusal to sign an agreement with the union. County officials had charged that the strike prevented the unloading of several freight cars, thus preventing them from being used in defense hauling. “We are perfectly willing to have

Thrifty WOMEN SAVE DURING

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Men and Books Men and Books

Model Airplanes Buffalo Presents

Request Request Request Request

Campus Sapers Boy Scou! Bright Taen Club Bright Idea Club

Johnny Long Johnny Long Ray nney Ray Kinney

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State Fair Dorian Quartet Defense Report

Vera Brodsky

Studio Party Studio Party Old-Time Varieties Old-Time Varieties

Public Welfare Folk Singers Golden Melodies Golden Melodies

Bancelanyd Danceland Music of Americas Music of Americas

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FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1941

our men unload these railroad cars so that they may be used elsewhere,” declared E. J. Williams, union sec= retary-treasurer. “However, we will not distribute this material so that it can be used on county highways. We have tried to be fair in our negotiations and for this we are attacked in the false guise of ‘national defense’ to confuse the public.” Mr. Williams said his union realizes that it cannot get a closed shop but said “there is no reason for failure to recognize the union.” County Commisisoners have said that it is legally impossible for a public board to sign a labor cone

tract.

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Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat). Northern Seal {Dyed Coney), Mink-Dyed Muskrat, inkDyed Mendoza Beaver, Chinese Kidskin, Mink- Dyed Marmots, Black Pony. Natural Muskrats, Gray Caraculs, Persian Paws, Gray-Dyed Kidskins and Black Caraculs,

News-Whimsy News- Khimsy C V Take Five Bing Crosby

World Is Yours World Is Yours

Music Interlude atinee Boone Co. Chorus Alone With God

Alone With God

Allegheny Fair Saratoga Races America Sings NBC Recital America Sings Desi Halban

WLW FRIDAY PROGRAM

Amateur Golf Amateur Golf State Fair Amateur Golf

Amateur Golf Amateur Golf Amateur Golf Amateur Golf

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4:15—Por 4: Jo—ENen Randolph 4:45—Painted Dreams 5:00—Rig ht te Happiness 213_Beautiful Life 5:30—Jack Armstrong 5:45—Lowell Thomas 6:00—To Yesterday 6:15—World News

8: 1 5—Dog Hou 9:00—Wings ~ “Destiny

SATURDAY PROGRAM _

10:00—Lincoln Highway 10:15—Lincoln Highway 2 2:00—Burt Farber 10:30—Vaudeville 2:15—Liberty Heirs 10:45—Vaudeville 2:30—~Golden Melodies 1: kers 2:45—Golden Melodies ket 18—Week-end ¥himey 5—Week-e 11:45—My Health i jipsy

Noon—Voice of Faith

1:30—Ray Kinney

ya rmy, Navy, Marine

New. 1 ‘45 Boone Co, Caravan

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SET MINIMUM PAY IN APPAREL INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 (U. P.) — Wage Hour Administrator Philip B. Fleming announced today that the 40-cent-an-hour minimum wage for the women’s and children’s apparel industry will become effective Sept. 29. A formal wage order putting the recommended wage into effect will be issued early in September. The division estimated that about 60,000 of the 240,000 persons employed in the industry will receive salary increases. The new regulation allows the employment of learners at 25 cents

an hour for eight weeks and at 32%: cents an hour for an additional four weeks.

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Today's used cars are ‘tops’ in quality, having been carefully reconditioned to deliver you a maximum of service at a minimum of upkeep cost. Shop around, look over the bargains now available— there is no obligation.

See the 'SPECIALS' Being Offered By Leading Dealers Today In The Want Ads of

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