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8 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1929. 25 Radio News Programs? I -BITS LENGTHS Captain F. T. Hawtrey, of the Los Angeles detective bureau, contributes the feature of the True Detective Mysteries broadcast from WABO and the Columbia Broadcasting System at 7 p.m. Thursday.

In his story, "It Beats the Third Degree:" Captain Hawtrey Illustrates the method he uses to get information from criminals, and gives details of breaking up desperate Los Angeles gang. wide variety of musical numbers are offered Kylectroneers in the United Reproducers program broadcast Thursday at 5:30 p. m. from stations of the National Broadcasting Company. The program follows: The Song, of the Love Me or Leave Me.

The Spirit of 1770. Want to Meander in Meadow "Rubetown Dizzy Fingers "Jericho. Tunes that have put the tinkle in the tinkling toes of Broadway will be played in the Atwater Kent midweek Cunningh TUBES On the Crest of the Radio Wave Since 1915 AUTHORIZED RADIO TUBE DISTRIBUTORS THE GIBSON CO. Established 1898 CAPITOL AT MICHIGAN program Thursday at 8 p. m.

The program will be heard over a network served by the National Broadcasting Company, which includes WIZ. The program follows: Were Meant for Me from Broadway Melody "Allah's Holides from a ocal chorus) Frimi In the Rain" from The Hollywood Revue Brown T. Had You (vocal chorus) Shapiro "Changes Donaldson Three numbers from "Hold Every. DeSviva. Brown and Henderson Introducing You re the Cream in My Coffee Know You Is to Love You' (vocal chorus), Hold Anything Riviera Girl (waltzes) Kalman Introducing Will You Just Voice Call Me (vocal chorus) a Tale.

"Miss You" Bye Girls I'm Through A "Sunny from Sunny Kern The first program from Station WABO and the Columbia Broadcasting System by the makers of Gold Seal radio tubes will be heard at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. A sixteen -piece orchestra directed by Benny Krueger. quartet and Edna Duane, soprano, will contribute to this program.

The program follows: orchestra, with vocal chorus and special chorus. Valparaiso orchestra Toujours L'Amour, Edna Duane and orchestra. Oh What Have You." orchestra. Medley- When My Dreams Come True." I dive Up the "Seventh Heaven, male quartet, Mighty Lak Rose." Edna Duane and orchestra. Fox Movietone medley, orchestra, with vocal chorus.

Digga Do." orchestra. Victor Arden and Phil Ohman, LOCAL STATIONS WKBF-(214 KC). THURSDAY NIGHT PROGRAM. 6:30 -Dinner concert. 7:00 -Studio program.

8:00 Trio. 8:30 Broad Ripple boxing bouts. FRIDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAM. 9:00 A. M.

Home complete program. 10:00 studio variety program, 10:30 A. -Markets and weather forecast. 12:00 11:00 A. Noon Shopping, your lunchcon.

4:00 P. music. 5:00 M. Late news bulletins and sports, courtesy of the Indianapolls News. 5:30 P.

M. Veterans of Foreign Wars. WFBM-(243 KC). THURSDAY NIGHT PROGRAM. 6:00 M.

-Buffalo Symphony (C 7:00 Detective Mysteries 7:30 Salon Orchestra. 8:00 P. M. Temple hour (C. B.

10:00 P. M. Slumber hour. 10:30 P. M.

The Columnist. FRIDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAM. 7:00 Pep Unlimited Club. 10:15 Aunt hour. 11:00 12:00 Noon- Meridians In prints S.

1:00 -Science 2:00 -Organ recital 2:30 1 -Feagin Players (C. B. 4:30 M. program (C. B.

5:00 Salon Orchestra, 5:45 -Indianapolis Safety Coun- CROSLEY EN DON CREDIT ELECTRICS BATTERY 65-80 55 A DOWN 122 W. MOTOR NEW YORK TIRE ST. OPEN NICHTS OTTO WATT (By Niek Nichols HERES THE LAST LETTER AND STILL DOUT KUOW WHAT TO DO GUESS ILL LET THIS ONE DECIDE MY CASE NO, I RING PARDON FOLKS TILL I ANSWER THE DOOR SOME US MAIL YOU WAUT BACK DOES SHE DESERVE IT? TELL OTTO WHAT YOU THINK ADORES LOTTO 26 THIS PAPER OTTO- SUGGESTIONS DEAR OTTO LAST MIGHT I WAS UP TO THE BROADCASTING STUDIO WHERE SAW MHE: SALVESTA PLAY ALONE WITH YOU BAIR OTTO IM SORRY, BUT I DON'T EVEN KNOW THE LADY. popular pianists, will be the stars of the Victor half-hour of dance music from Station WEAP over the coastto-coast network of the National Broadcasting Company 6:30 p. 4 The program follows: Medley Am Blue?" You Song of the Dance of the Paper piano due "Little Show selections: Or Have You? I've Made Habit of You.

"Kiddie Kapers. orchestra. Waited a Lifetime for You." Come Back to agamuffin. two With pianos. Susie." Walking Sweet Kiss.

Sept. 10 Deadline for Application Examination applications for United States assistant radio inspector must be on file not later than September 10, according to an announcement by Henry M. Trimpe, Indianapolis secretary of the civil service examining board. The duties of the assistant said Trimpe, are mostly in aiding the inspector in detail and routine work. Four years education in either electrical or radio engineering or it equivalent is prerequisite.

Trimpe explained, in giving details of the test. BILLY SUNDAY IN MOVIES Feels He Can Reach English Speaking World. WINONA LAKE, August 22 (U.P.) -The Rev. William A. (Billy) Sunday will sign a contract to enter motion pictures at price approximating $1,000,000 within the next days, it was reported -by Homer Rodeheaver, his choir leader, here today.

Sunday was recently quoted marking that "They offered $1,000,000 to go into the movies, turned it down. I can do more speaking to the people face to He has decided definitely to accept contract offered by Warner Brothers, nevertheless, Rodeheaver said, because in that way he can carry his message to all English speaking people throughout the world. THURSDAY RADIO PROGRAMS (Central Standard Time) (By the Associated PreseT All time is p. m. unless noted otherwise.

CENTRAL STATIONS. 293.9-KYW. Chicago 1,020. Orchestra; Good Times. and WEAF hours).

9:15 Orchestra: variety hours). 344.6-WENR. Chicago-870. 10:00 -Music, parade. 10:30 Mike and Herman: gossip.

DX air vaudeville hours). 416.4-WGN-WLIB. Chicago-720. 5:50 Radio floorwalker. 6:30 -Dance orchestras.

-ABC program. 7:30 -Musical melange. -Same as WIZ. 8:30 -Musical mosiacs. 9:00 -News.

teatures. dance (3 hours). 344.6-WLS. Chicago-870. -Agriculture forum.

-Strong sextet: piano. Sleepy Hall's Orchestra. 8:00 -Music at the roundup. -All State hour. 447.5-WMAQ.

Chicago- 670. 6:30 -Concert orchestra: piano. -Whitney Trio: concert orchestra. -Plaza Band concert. 9:00 Amos-Andy: Dan and Sylvia.

9:25 Chimes: concert orchestra. 10:00 -Dance music (3 hours). 280.9 Cleveland- -Same as WEAF hours). 8:00 Smiling Ed McConnell. 8:30 -Musicale: Radioet.

9:30 Variety hour. music hours). Dee and 'WIZ hours). Melodies hour. 398.8-WCX-WJR, Detroit-750.

as WJZ (2 hours), -Newe: dance; singing school, 9:45 -Dance music. 10:00 -Dance, and organ (2 hours). 258.5-wowo, Ft. Wayne 1,160. -Musical features.

7:00 -WABC programs 41 hour). 8:00 -Dance: WABO (30 minutes). Wayne hour. 370.2- Minneapolis-St. Paul-810.

6:45 -Talk on state government. Music Box Trio. 7:30 -Musical program. 8:00 Same as WABC hours). 9:15 Theatrical hour.

10:15 Scores; concert orchestra. Some Girls Are LISTEN Some Some Girls Girls are Are WHO An Important Message WILL BE "MISS" MAJESTIC I Watch The News' Radio Page for further details DAY FAN I RADIO SOUND engineering has a two fold meaning in connection with Day Fan Radio. For a number of years past this manufacturer has been achieving 3 notable attention to results through audio-frequency-amplifi- a particular cation- -the sound amplifying system of its radio sets. Today, as the result of important new refinements in a field familiarly its own, Day-Fan has produced a model surpassing all former achievements. The beauty of tone reproduced NATURALLY, the new effective power in this set, the great sensitiveness, the sharp selectivity, and the splendid volume without distortion these all speak for the soundness of Day Fan engineering.

Model 68, 9-tube set with matched electro Model 68 dynamic speaker in compact walnut console, $169.50 without tubes. These models will be on display at the Indiana State Fair August 31 to September 7. RISER BROS. COMPANY 361 East Washington Street. Phone RI ley 7065 LAKE COUNTY CLEANUP DISCUSSED AT CAPITAL Loomis Pledges Aid to Department of Justice.

PROMISES SPEEDY ACTION The Indianapolis News Bureau, 605 Albee Building. WASHINGTON, August Oliver M. Loomis, United States attorney for the northern Indiana district. conferred with officials of the department of justice on the law violation cases of Lake county. Methods of co-operating the activities of government investigators and of bringing the mass of evidence already obtained before the federal grand jury in its coming special session were discussed.

Following his conference with justice department officials, Loomis said the cleanup would be speeded and that prosecutions' would be conducted vigorously. Mitchell is tremendously interested in the cleanup efforts," he said. "I was assured of every aid the government could bestow. Co-operation all along the line is certain. Election 'frauds as well as violation of the prohibition and narcotic laws will be thoroughly tigated with a view to bringing all offenders to justice.

Violations of the white slave and immigration laws also will be investigated." The Chicago office of the justice department's bureau of Investigation is running down alleged "leaks," he said. Advance information on the raids in East Chicago enabled some. violators to "cover up" ahead of the federal raiders. Sources of these "leaks" are now being investigated and Loomis does not apprehend much future trouble of this kind. "The department is investigating the 'leak' factor from every angle," he said.

Loomis left tonight for South Bend, where he will continue the task of compiling the evidence to be submitted to the grand jury, which will convene August 31. 35 CAUGHT IN DRY NET Federal and Local Officials Conduct Raids in North Carolina. CHARLOTTE, N. August 22 At least thirty-five persons accused of violations of the federal prohibition laws were under arrest after two series of raids in North Carolina by prohibtin officials and United States marshals. Prohibition agents and deputy marshals had brought seventeen persons to the Mecklenburg County Jail late this afternoon and search continued for an unannounced number of others.

At Fayetteville more than a score of persons were held in the County Jail as a result of a series of raids in Robeson county. $3,000 STORE LOOT Skylight Burglars Get Furs, Dresses Hats at Connersville. letting themselves down with ropes. She was riding in a car driven by Identify the pen by this white dot. a LOOK FOR THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS PAPER CONTAINING THE BALANCE GIRL Balanced Sheaffer Lifetime pens -leaders in school and for all writing At school, the good that can be gained in classes depends pretty nearly upon the speed and ease of one's pen; in 73 of the 119 colleges of America Sheaffer's lead in actual sales.

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IN can't Carry it to to The Indianapolis News! CONNERSVILLE, August 22. -Skylight burglars last night entered the A. E. Leiter Company department store and escaped with merchandise valued at approximately $3,000. The loot included furs, dresses, hostery, hats, sweaters and jewelry.

Finger prints have been taken. The burglars entered through the skylight, Ford Asserts He Will Quit Industry if Liquor Returns NEW YORK. August (A.P.) Henry Ford is through with turing if liquor ever comes back to the United States. Writing in the September Issue the Pictorial Review, the motor manufacturer said: "I would not be bothered with the problem of handling over 200,000 men and trying to would pay them which from saloons. take them.

wouldn't be interested putting automobiles into the hands generation soggy with drink." TRACTOR KILLS FARMER Machine Upsets in Small Ditch Morgan County Farm. to The Indianapolis Newel MARTINSVILLE, August 22- Claude Lockhart, age thirty-five, farmer, who lived near Paragon, killed Wednesday when tractor he was diving turned over, crushing him beneath it. Lockhart attempted to drive across a small ditch and drove too near the edge, causing the machine to overturn. The accident occurred on the John Packet farm, near Whitaker. Lockhart is survived by the widow and four children.

Boy Dies Under Tractor Wheel. to The Indianapolis Newel LAGRANGE, August 22 bert Bontrager, age four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bontrager, living southwest of Lagrange, was killed when the tractor ran over him father's farm, on He the and tractor. other children were playing standing on a hill in An older child released the brake, the tractor rolled backward, and Albert jumped, falling under a rear wheel.

His entire body was crushed. The parents, four brothers and two sisters survive. Loses Arm in Baler Acident. PORTLAND, August -Weldon Imel, living near Portland, lost his left arm while trying to make minor repair to a hay baler while it was in operation on his farm. His arm was caught in the machinery and was so badly crushed it was necessary to amputate.

W. D. BAIN, 73, DIES Martinsville Man Was Active in Republican Politics. ito The Indianapolis News! MARTINSVILLE, August Will D. Bain, age seventy-three, died unexpectedly Wednesday while at the dining table at the home of his sisterin-law, Mrs.

Donald Bain, where he lived. Death was due to heart disease. Mr. Bain was active for many years in Republican politics and served a term in the Indiana legislature years ago. He is survived by daughter, Mrs.

Catherine Curtis, of Morgan county. CHINA APPEALS TO WORLD Protest Against. Russia Made Public in Note to Washington. WASHINGTON. August 22 (U.P.) -China's appeal to world opinion in justification of her attitude in the railway controversy with 'Soviet Russia was made public at the state department in the form of a note delivered C.

C. Wu, the Chinese minister. Henry L. Stimson, secretary of state, said identical notes had been delivered by China at the capitals of other Kellogg pact signatories. Car Upsets; Woman Hurt.

Miss Stella Green, age twenty-five, 1605 West Ohio street, was injured on the head and legs Wednesday when an automobile overturned in the Rockville road, five mile west of the city. Guy Sandy, age forty- Plainfield. Sandy's car, going east in the road, went into a ditch as he attempted to truck, skidded and turned over. Sandy was injured slightly. Miss Green was taken to the City Hospital by Deputy Sheriffs Fox and Bendel, who investigated.

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Louis- -Same as WABC (3 hours), program; trio. League. 10:20 singing school. SOUTHERN 'STATIONS. 405.2-WSB, Atlanta-740.

6:00 -Harry' Pomar's Orchestra. -WEAF and WIZ hours). 9:00 -Concert program. 10:45 -Concert presentation. 374.8-WFAA, Dallas-800.

concert ensemble. program. Orchestra hour. 374.8-WBAP, Ft. Worth-800.

and WEAF hours). 8:30 -TNT half hour. 288.3-KTHS, Hot request program minutes). 9:00 -Classical program hour. 365.6-WHAS, Louisville-820.

and WJZ hours). -Studio orchestra. Barrett's Orchestra. 461.8-WSM, Nashville- -650. 6:30 -WEAF and WJZ bours).

9:00 Musical program, -Sherm Thompson, minstrel. WEAF. FRIDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS (Central Standard Time) WLW-Cineinnati-428. 5.15 -Crosley Icy Ball hour. 6:15 -Musical headliners (N.

6:43 -Organ program. 7:00 sorbine Jr. exercise period: devotions. 8:00 Crosley woman's hour. 9:00 -Mary Hale Martin's house hold (N.

11:00 A. Gene. Ford and Johnny Hamp and his orchestra, 12:30 P. -National Farm and Home hour (N. B.

1:20 Matinee Players. 2:00 P. -Pacific Little Symphony (N. B. 3:30 -Donhallrose Trio.

4:00 -Teatime Trio. 5:00 P. -Time announcement: memory tunes. KYW-Chicago-293. 6:00 -Musical clock.

8:00 National home hour (N. B. 9:18 -Radio Household Institute (N. 10:15 Therenoid Company. 11:20 A.

-Louis Panico'8 Canton Tea Garden Orchestra. 12:00 Noon- Montgomery Ward farm and home hour (N. B. 1:15 P. -Merrymakers: baseball scores.

3:30 -Financial market review. 4:30 -Uncle: Bob. 5:30 -Dixie's circus (N. B. WGN- Chicago- 416.

8:00 of the day's news. 9:00 -Larry Larsen; home management period. 10:00 -Garden bulletin; morning musicale, 11:40 -Luncheon concert, Drake Concert Ensemble. 1:30 P. -Women's Club.

1:55 P. -Baseball, Philadelphia Chicago. 8:30 P. -Teatime music. 4:30 -The Bookworm, 5:00 Uncle Quin's Punch and Judy: investment research bureau: stock quotations; dinner music: Drake concert ensemble.

While program. -WLS trading post. 8:00 -Live stock receipts. 9:30 -Home news. -Fruit and vegetable market.

10:05 -Poultry market. 10:45 Cooking school. 11:00 -Farm news, music. 11:25 -Live stock market. 11:30 -Butter and closing.

12:15 -Live stock closing. 12:25 -Grain market. 1:10 P. -Prairie Farmer musical P. -Homemaker's hour, Illinota state 3:00 -Musical program.

4:30 Ballew's orchestra B. 5:00 -Sport reports. 5:10 Illinois state fair. 9:00 A. -Sunshine hour.

10:25 A. M. -Cooking school. 4:00 P. -Air Juniors.

Thursday Chain. Programs (Central Standard Time) WEAR and WIZ and Columbia chain programs for Thursday night follow with WLW program: WEAF Network. 6:00 Question" VOW. KOAN. 6:30 Victor programs WGY.

WHO. wOW. WDAF. WSAI. KYW, WSAI.

WSM. KOAN 7:00 KYW. SIn PEAs. WSB. WTMJ.

7:30 -Historic trials (WGY. WTAM, 8:30 -Concert bureau (WGY, 9:30 -Bossert Orchestra (WHO, 10:00 P. M. Phil Spitaing'e music WSM). WaZ Network.

5:30 P. Kylectroneers (KDKA. WREN, WBAL. WLWL 6:00 Lehn Fink Serenade (EDKA. WIR.

KYW. WRY, WLW). 6:30 -Ghost hour (WJR). 7:00 Veedol program (KDKA. JR.

WLW. KYW). 7:30 P. M. Mawsell House concert (KDKA.

WJR. WLW. KYW. KSD. WHAS.

WSM. WMC. WOW. 8:00 M. -Atwater Kent program (WGN.

KDKA. WTAN). 8:30 Around the World" (KDKA. WLW. WSMY.

9:00 Amos n' Andy (KDKA. WLW. KOA. 0:15 P. Slumber music.

(KDRA), Columbia. Network. 6:00 -Buffalo Symphony Orchestra. 7:00 True detective mysteries WABC. KMOX, KOIL.

WEBM. 7:30 Gold Seal program (WABC. WKBW. WKBC. WBBM.

wOwO. KMOG. KOIL 8:00 P. Temple hour (WABC. BBM.

KMOX WFBM. KOIL 8:30 Voice of Columbus (WABC. KMOX. WKRE WBBMI. WT.W Program.

5:30 Kylectroneers (New 6:00 -Serenade (New York). 7:00 -Tidewater Oil program (New 7:30 Maxwell House concert (New York 8:00 hour. 8:80 Around the World' (New 9:00 -Hollingsworth hall. 0:30 -Henry Theis Orchestra. 110:00 -Gorno Trio 10:30 The Friends.

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