The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 3

Sudden Blizzards of Antarctica Peril- to Byrds Polar Expedition TROUTMAN'S Madame Frances AWa, soprano 6 KDKA, University of Pitts burgh address. Phone 800 stngor of the Metropolitan upera Indiana, Pa. Phone 800 6 WJAS, Fairfax Hotel dinner House, win maice ner nrst raaio appearance tinea announcing her retire, ment from opera to devote herself en' concert. 6:16 KDKA, Little Symphony or chestra; Toni Morris. tirely to broadcasting, when she appeal's as the featured soloist on tne Australian program presented by tne 6:30 WJA8, Topics of the Day, ratner vex.

6:46 WCAE, Voters Around tne worta witn IjIodv ensemble tonight. KDKA will broad k3 cast tne leature at ciock. Robert L. Kiolev. ereator of "Be 6:46 KQV, Cecil and Sally.

7 KQV, Chamber music. January With It's Attendant Cold Weather Brings These Timely Special VALUE EVENTS! 7 KDKA, Amos and Andy. 7 WJAS. Ed and Ed. guitarists.

Investment Building lieve It or Not," will be on of tho guests of the. Radio-Ketth-Orpheum hour tonight In a broadcast over a National chain through WCAE at 10:80. Welcome Lewis, NBO crooner) Lita- Gray Chaplin, vaudeville program. WCAE, Universal safety 7:16 KDKA. Rleck1 Revelers.

atari Margaret schilling, soprano, and Peter Higgins, Irish tenor, will 7:16 WJAS, Royal' Ambassador orchestra. complete tne group 01 entertainers' On the Family CHICAGO. Constant struggle 7:30 KDKA, Sacred song concert. against death-dealing cold and sud The first talk of a aeries, "The Family." will be eiven from the Uni den blizzards of the Antarctic would have been the lot of Commander Richard E. Byrd and his threo com versity of Pittsburgh studio of KDKA 7:311 wuais, Business ana -iea-sure.

8 rKDKA, Purol band. 8 WJAS, Blackstone program. 8 WCAE, Songs of the Season. ti-XQV, Mary Graham, soprano; Maro-retta Keller, nianlst. panions bad ids plane in wbtcn the? flew over the South Pole landed cm 70x80 Inch Finest, Softest Part Wool Blankets Around the World at 6 tonight 'by Manuel V.

Elmer, professor and head of the department of sociology of the university. The topic of tonighVs talk is "What Do We Really Know about the Family?" "In a Bungalow," the song-'hlt from one of their first co-starring pieces, "Moonlight," will be sung as a duet by Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson, -during the Blackstone witn iiooy. 8:30 WCAE, de Leath, 8:30 -WJAS. True Romances. "Such a blizzard caused the death at Captain Robert Scott and hla three companions after they bad succeeded in reaching tho Pols.

"Authorities writing In The World Book Encyclopedia, the American-made reference book of universal knowledge, describe the region around the South Pole aa containing Ice probably thicker and more extensive than in North Pole regions even. The Icebergs are great floating blocks, some of them many acres in extent. Several have been seen which have a thickness of a thousand feet or more. "A large part of the Antarctic continent Is a high, ice-covored plnteau. at an elevation ranging, from 7,000 to 10,000 feet.

The South Polo itself Ilea, at an altitude of feet above the level of the acaa. This fact was ascertained by Amtmdaen, discoverer of the South Pole." 8:30 KQV, Brackenridge M. E. quartet. 9 KDKA, Johnson and Johnson the lonely polar plateau.

Though food had been stored In the plane's big cabin and sleds were tucked in the tall for possible emergency at the earth's southernmost the deadly cold, blinding snow and masses Of lea falling from towering mountains would have made life an uncertain and painful adventure, according to Horry Edward head of the American Research Foundation. "Sudden blizzards with terrific winds and blinding snow are frequent tn the Antarctic In all seaaoos." eald Mr. Freund, in an address before a group of high school students here. program through WJAS tonight at a. A medley of foxtrots from one of Broadway most popular musical shows, "Fifty Million' Frenchmen," will he presented bv the Old Gold- program.

9 WJAS, Old Gold-Paul White-man hour. 9 WCAE, Eveready hour. 9:10 KQV, Grebe and Eveready Paul Whiteman orchestra tonight at Pair Plaid Patterns, Sateen program. Mediterraneans. 9:30 KQV.

Richard Knotts' ore- 9 o'clock over WJAS New song nits will be sung -by Mildred Bailey, Fulton and Bing 'Crosby. T. erson Mechamer Fred G. Cooper and Tony Sarg, cartoonists, will play the hands in the sentation. lOWCAE, Clicquot Club Eskimos.

10 WJAS. Gravbar's "Mr. and Mrs." radio bridge game Droaacast tnrougn WCAE this afternoon at 4:30. Milton C. Work will supervise the game.

Viola Thompson McDowell, Marvel Slaugenhaupt, baritone, and -Homer Wickline, will be featured in ses like the Hon. Mrs. James Lark In, wife the High Commissioner for Canada, are accompanied by printed slips bearing the words "It is requested that if the invitation is accepted the enclosed card may be presented at the door." 10 KDKA, Williams' Oil-o-matics. 10 KQV, Walker Moore Inn 10:30 KQV, Parr Inn orchestra. 10i30 WCAE, RKO hour.

10:30 KDKA, Golden Gems. 10:30 WJAS. In -a Russian Vil the Kichard Jinotts presentation to-niirht at 9:30 o'clock over KQV. lage; 11 WJAS, Mayfair Hotel orches 6.WCA.Ej Black and Gold Room Royalty jvot immune Even parties eiven 'by royalty have tra, Bound Wool and cotton mixed blankets in a combination that but adds to their washing and weargiving qualityWoven in attractive plaids with sateen binding to match You will note the ample generous size of these, 70x80 inches An outstanding Troutman value surely priced exceptionally low Pair $3.43 TROUTMAN BLANKETS SECOND FLOOR orchestra. 6 KQV, Faulkner's Playboys.

11:06 KDKA. Don Bestor's or not been immune from this society chestra. pest, rcecentiy when if rincess Mary, daughter of King George, gave an "At Home" at Chesterfield House. 11:30 WCAE, Plaza orchestra. 11:30 KDKA, Slumber music.

GATECRASHERS her palatial London mansion, it was found necessary to post footmen at the door to scrutinize the card of every guest. A garden party given by Mrs. Baldwin, of Premier Baldwin, was the scene of much confusion ow-insr to the crashers' efforts to train an WORRY LONDON'S SOCIAL LEADERS jl BY CHARLES ASMITH (INS Staff CorreflDondenO Mrs.liOuis Henry and sons were business callers Thursday. William Learn, the blacksmith, was a Thursday business caller in Indiana. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Nupp were slKi'ping and calling on friends in Indiana Thursday. A.

L. Shnnkle of Purchase Lin was calling on Love Joy friends 'I burs-da. Alex Smith of Clymev, the oil and g.s man for rhe AtU ilic Oil was ling on friend in Cookport Thursday. W. W.

Moor-head' of Dixonville, one cf Green township's supervisors, was i diking over the coi-H a tSarford on Thursday. B'air Hartman was a Frilr.y bust riVs caller at liniesboro. 0. A. Hask'is ar.d daughter Cuba were Mahaft'ny business callers Friday.

C. R. McAdoo was a Clymer caller Friday. Delbart Young was 'calling on friends in Indiana one day last week. Clyde Haslcins was delivering pigs to Emeigh Ran aSturday; B.

Hartman "a Saturday' business caller in Indiana. A. Shankle of Purchase Line was a caller at the Clan farm, near Cookport Saturday. F. F.

Walker was butchering a beef Saturday. Mrs. W. C. Wilt and- daughter Sybil of Love Joy was calling on Mrs.

Ellen Lutman and daughter aSturday. eGorgc Patrick, spent the week end with his grand parents, and Mrs. G. D. Patrick.

Lutman returned to Alltana Sunday, where she is teaching after spending- two weeks' vacation in her home here. Women's Flannelette Gowns LONDON. Jan. 7 With the rn-H entry. Previously-Jtfrs.

Baldwin has never issued invitation cards, but it is probably that in future cards will go out when she holds her parties. -The crasher always. relies on the don season lull swing, the. problem of the society gate-crasher, or "ahln-vited guest" as he is discreetly termed here, has become acute, and hostesses axe busy devising ways and repelling him, This season the crasher has adopted different tactics. In previous years the interlopers came singly, and when invitation cards-were Tiot collected on Knowledge that if he or she gains entrance which is remarkably eaay when no is made the chances that discovery will not involve a public rebuff.

Women's Sweaters Special! $1.95 Kcgularly 2.95. Wool knit and silk and wool slip-on style sweaters in colors and qualities that will meet your immediate approval, for immediate wear Second Floor 1 GREEN The. directors of the Cookoort Pair entrance their -assurance them through. Now, -however. they are presenting a different, puzzle Association held their annual meet ing Monday evening.

narassea. by attempting -to break in in large Complaints are made that the a. M. rlartmaa was hay to ie mines at Sturforl Monday. Charles Stiffler was a usincss Finer quality flannelette gowns than usual at this moderate price In a desirable weight that you'll want particularly at this time Long sleeve neck style with hemstitched yoke in neat pink, blue, orchid and gold stripe patterns.

caller at -Commodore Tuesday. Everett Clawsou- was calling on friends and doinx somo chopping in Cockport Wednesday. McCombti called on G. D. Patrick Wednesday, crashers spoil antique furniture and valuable Tugs by -dropping cigaret ends upon them, -gorge themselves with food and.

wine, monopolize the dance floors and generally make themselves a nuisance at the expense of the hostess and her Invited guests. 'l was three times under an operation and I was very weak and nervous and could not eat. I suffered for ten years I learned about Lydia i Fink-ham's Vegetable Compound and my husband bought me a bottle. I felt a little better and he bought me two more. I had the Compound in my home for two years and took It all the time.

No I feel strong and can do anvthine." Mrs. 1 American Victims American- women irivinfif uartles WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE here have been the chief sufferers, the crasher relying on their unfamil-iarity with London society to gain an entrance. In many instances American wo AiMicnalfe, 5443 Mitchell men giving large parties at private houses. hired foe the occasion have Boy's Leatherette Sheepskin Lined GOATS Uettmt, Michigan found that with the unexpected addition to their guests the refreshments nave run out long Dei ore tne evening is over. More and more hostesses are adopt-' in or the precaution of issuiner unfor- geable invitation which are collected oy iootmen at tne door, invitations issued by prominent hostes- Weatherproof leatherette coats for boys in colors black or brown Warm, wooly sheepskin lined with beaverette collar.

AU around belted affairspockets leather bar tacked for extra strength and wear A boy's fine winter coat and priced at considerable saving from regular $5.50 95iROUTMANS MEN'S STORE FIRST FLOOR EDISO Indiana's WEEK OF PRAYER UNION COMMUNITY SERVICES Conducted by J. C. BROOMFIELD, D. President of General Council, Methodist Protestant Church. At 7:45 O'clock irr I tlTXon Lutheran Church 2 UlMXJrl 1 "The Wonderful Christ" Ameil Cleveland Is visiting with Clemenson of Clymer.

CLYMER LIGHT- Il ATI A I Dramatic Light-O-Matic Tuning, cabinets that are a revelation in pure beauty, and a hoit of exclusive Edison features make the new Edison Radio a set that will be as great through the years as it Is great todoy a radio truly worthy to carry the greatest name in science. We cordiolly Invite you to view our new Edison Radio Line. Prices $167.50 and up. BE IN NEW YORK JAN. 13 Athletic games and' dance of the New York county oreraniHtion of the American Legion will be held at the 102nd Engineers Armey, 168th street and Broadway, New iovk, Monday evening, Jan.

13, with notable stars participating. TRY THIS Flour sacks make good kitchen tie-aprons. A band of bias plaid gingham to bind the edge will make them attractive, or they may be dyed, (Subscribe for the Gazette) WEDNESDAY, Methodist Episcopal Church JAN. 8 Jack MoGlavish of Johnstown was a cuilor in Clymer on New i'oai-'j Day. Tho O.

0. P. No. 1S3 ot filymiT holil a party cm Now Yoar's Kve for all Odd Follows and their wives, anl friends. There was 1 sood turnout.

There wore 75 people present to watch the old year (to ou: and the new year come in. The eve-nine; was spent in playing gimcs ard ilancillfr, both siuare and round dancinT- About 11:30 every on present was served with a lciiciour. lunch, prepared by the original lunch committee. The music for the dances was furnished by Ray Lovell, violinist, J. Moody Mcliuhc, banjo.

Thra. Mnlkin, harmonica, Frank Oakes, trap drums and C. C. Long at the piano. The music for the lound diuicj was played by Pratt Lii-nin Mines.

Everyone present was visitor in town for a few days. Tho Community Singing whitli was held in Starford on Sundiy w.i lareely attended and a number of people from Clvmer attended this event. The Two-Lick Valley Men's Chorus rendered several numbers at the singing. The next Community Singing will be Conmodore, February 2. Edgar Boyer and family and Miss Catherine W.isor of Johnstown were callers at the home of C.

L-ing oa Sunday. Miss Mary Louise Fetterman, the little girl who was injured some ago by being hit by an automobile, was able to attend Sunday School, last Sunday, and her friends were very glad to see her back again. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Barber of Bethany, are preaching in the Clymer Christian Church. They expect to get moved here withir the next few days. Stanford Frampton and family ard Mrs. Harry Weaver of Wandin wern business callers in town on Monday moming, lavkl Clemenson and wife of "Knowing Him and the Power" Presbyterian Church "Placing a Proper Value on the Church First United Presbyterian Church "Going the Limit" THURSDAY, JAN.

9 FRIDAY, JAN. 10 Electric Supply Co. Inc. Savings Trust BIdg. Indiana, Pa.

HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD RADIOS reported a good time. All the Community is Invited! Start the New Year right by attending these Services A. U. Lone; OI j.Jiamnnqv'.ue w.ia one of Iho members present at the 1. O.

0. F. party held on New Year's Eve. jOhu Krupar of Cleveland, Olm,.