PAGE 8 THE I&fcANAPOLIS TIMES .JAN. 3, 1930 THE RADIO WAVES IN AIR DEBATE M'NUTTS NEW a * a a a m AID ACTIVE IN 9 O'clock Saturday Night Air Lanes to Be Cleared for President's Address to Congress Tonight MANSFIELDS NBC-WJZ network air lane* will be cleared at about 8 tonight Earl Crawford Is Banker, ALLto make wav for the broadcast of President Roosevelt's annual M message to Congress, which he is to present in person. Both houses 4&n Farmer; Served Many will convene in joint session for the address. The proceedings and ceremonies marking the opening of this ses- Years in Politics. sion of the House of Representatives, are to be part of the broadcast program. Earl Crawford, successor to Pleas Brief statements by Vice President Garner. Joseph W. Byms. Greenlee as secretary to the Gov- Speaker of the House, and other congressional prominents, are to be ernor, is known in agricultural, included in the broadcast. banking, political and other fields throughout Indiana, ALL ODDS ANDENDS MUST BE SOLD nun IT TUE Y I As Speaker of the : , regardless Margaret, Santry, and J. C. Nugent, Is to have the role House in the VV I I IIE 1 VJ of COST! author 1933 session of the Legislature, he reporter, will interview another of "Neil Hart,” football coach, in the New El. ine guided the heavy legislative program prominent social figure during the Stern Carrington of the state series, “Fon ver Young.” A se- incoming Administra- ‘Tea at the Ritz” program over tion to completion. Prior this quel to “Red Davis,” the continued to that the WABC-Columbia network Mr. Crawford, as a representative afternoon at 3 45. Jerry Cooper, drama is to be heard over NBC's red network, beginning from Wayne and Union Counties, baritone, and Harold Stern's Or- Monday. had served in the nun House and had chestra will also be on the pro- held many important committee gram. The United States Marine Rand memberships. Political experience nan will inaugurate the 1936 serres of also had included membership on the Rubinstein’s ‘‘Toreador and An- National 4-H Club programs fea- State Highway Commission. A debate on the question “Re- Mr. Crawfo’-i was one of the dalnuse" will feature the program that Live,” Kurkdjie and his Con- turing “Songs over an solved: That Jobs for Women sponsors of the Study Commission of Nazar NBC-WJZ network tomorrow the CBS net- at Are Economically and Domestic- for Financial Institutions, created by Women's cert Ensemble over 11:30. Odd, DM Rayon Undies ally Desirable," is to be featured the 1931 General Assembly. Qut of tnJs’in' FOOTWEIR work at 5:15. and’ a a a over an NBC-WJZ network to- the work of this commission grew a a a 360 Women’s mm 42 Won,fn Philip Lord, of the “Grand night at 9. Taking the affirma- the new Indiana Financial Insti- Pair 1000 Pi*. Full Length Child's Hose, 10c I ‘s “T AZY DAN. the Minstrel Man" Hotel” cast, still gets his mail tive will be Dorothy Thompson, tutions Act. JL/ is to be heard over a WABC- mixed up with that of Phillips novelist wife of Sinclair Lewis. Some years ago Mr. Crawford, NOVELTY SHOES Wow. I and 2-Pc. Flannel Pajamas, 59c tonight 6:15. Lord, —““““ COATS .A , 111 Columbia network at although the character ac- The negative is to be taken bv much of whose time always has been ZlHc —Pumps, straps and ties— ¦ ¦ n O Dan will sing “Give My Regards tor was stage Manchuria IK tf/t Et a star before Phil- Sir Gerald Campbell, England's devoted to farming, was asked to Broken sizes. Pr. 165 Women’s 50c PUTSeS 25c CO h,Y.\. to Broadway" and “Roll Dem lips Lord was born. Counsel-General in New York. accept the presidency of the Fayette I CoU-s I Roily Poly Eyes.” Bank and Trust Cos. of Conners- 45 Pair Man's —49c Pr. | Lot Women’s 8 ,0 <¦ nun ville. He will retain the presidency Fabric Gloves. S' Jsc | of bank, but IJg Tasye Zaphiro. set retarv of this wiil be on leave 240 Pair Men's and LOCAL of absence while ' th* Ethiopian legation in London, AND NETWORK DIALS serving in his new By S Dress or work 300 Ladies will explain Ethiopia's position in capacity as secretary to the Gov- q Snuggles or Vests 15c its present war with Italy, in a ernor. -- TODAY Mr. Crawford is the owner 176 SHOES B talk over an NBC network tonight of ooc fcv'U “Os 0 nlCdn Odds and ends. Some marred 1 Time. acres of farm land near Milton, and Little Tots’ Fur UOWnS I9c 8:30. ""' "-- at tr '"""'I * P. M. N'BC-WEAF. | I NBC-WJZ COLUMBIA. Mrs. Edna Crawford, his wife, and 1 Trimmed end Cloth I I a a a 4:00 Al Pearce and Gang* Ken Sparnon. Joseph Plotke’s oreh.** his son, Lee, are the resident man- 4 Blani:>ts 4:30 Tom Pair ,39cPr. sm£le 44c “Broadway Varieties” enters Mix. Singing Ladyt Jack Armstrongs agers of the farm. 180 Child’s Shoes."Sr 1 I- 4:43 I.n ’n’ 1936 tonight with a program ol Clara. Em* Little Orphan Anniet To he The new secretary long has been COATS ’ 3: (Mi Flyinr Time* Animal News Club. Editing 150 B °y S shirts - musical comedy songs which are the Newss interested in activities connected 260 Pr. Boys’ and Girls’ ¦* M I I ggj,.* , 25 i:M I-ee Gordon's oreh. Mary Small. Bobby MM I to be broadcast the WABC- Bensoni the churches of f over 5:30 Pres* news. with the Disciples c Radio Press Radio news. Press Radio Columbia network at 7:30. newst and is of the Boys’ Brushed 5:35 I.ee Gordon's oreh.* The King’s Guard. Blue Flames. of Christ a member SHOES | Wool Zipper Sweaters 59c I " 5:45 Billy Pension Fund Committee of that a a a and Betty. Cowell Thomast To be f „ „ announced:!: Sizes S'/i to 2—High and low. SJc 6:00 Amos 'n Andyt Rep. Wright Patman. Myrt and Marges church. In recent years, he has Harding Herbert Mar- Ann and 6:15 Uncle Ezra's Station* Capt. Tim Healy. Lazy Dan** served as a member of the Board of shall scheduled to pay a re- Patterns__2sc 68 Children’s SnOW Suits are 6:30 Frances Ada :r. I.tim and Lazy Dan** Trustees of Butler 235 Men's Caps. Asst. "Holly- Abnert University. turn visit to Dick Powrtl’s 6:15 Trappers Quartet. Lois Ravel bouo,^££U^L^^Bc Boake Carter!: program its 350 dress wood Hotel" in broad- :00 Jessica Oragonette. Irene Rich* Red Horse Tavern** mens Ladies’ Pullover Sweaters 35c I Look ¦ cast over the WABC-Columbia :30 Jessica Dragnnette. College Promt Broadway Varieties** Speaks Here Tonight Wha^^^^^B Hard- 8:00 network tonight at 8. Miss Waltz Timet President Roosevelt* President Roosevelt** Earl Crawford, newly appointed 8:30 True Story Court, Roosevelt SHIRTS jJIq 1000 Pair Ladies’ Hosiery receiving • and Marshall will do President President Roosevelt** 15c i ing scenes patronage secretary of Gov. McNutt,' Fancy and solid colors. Sizes \0 | ¦ BLANKETS 1Sf : from their new screen production, :00 First Nighlert Nickelodeon. Richard Himber’s oreh.** Irregs. DREN is to “A Man and 14 to 17—Tub fast. ¦ £?iL "S H H I "The Indestructible Mrs. Talbot." 9:30 Pop Revue. Other Americans. March of Time** speak tonight on Slip-Over , Children's . K,T „ Wright* a- I Sweaters^...39c nn. MP Both stars have been heard on 10:00 James 1.. Dorothy Lammir. Myrt and Marge** His Church” at the men's annual 1 UflI 10:30 Madriguera's previous of the pro- oreh.* Emil Coleman’s oreh. Dick Gardiner’s orch.t dinner in the University Park broadcasts 11:00 I.eon Celasco's oreh.* gram. Dick Powell, Raymond Shandor. Ted Fiorito’s orch.t Christian Church, 29th-st and Ken- 48 Pair Beys’ Knickers 39c 11:30 Romanelti's oreh. George Duffy's oreh. Will Osborne's oreh.** F 1 Paige's Orchestra, Frances Lang- wood-av. The pastor, the Rev. S. ' Ijjjgg^JjF^J •WIRE. tWLW. **WFBM. tWABC. ford, Anne Jamison and Igor G. Fisher, is to speak on “The Corduroy PANTS $1 69 Gorin will present musical fea- Church and Its Men.” Boys’ Melton Zipper Jackets WIRE (1400) Indianapolis Slack bottoms. Assorted colors. I-- 99c tures. Well made. First quality. ft a a a (Indianapolis Broadcasting. ln.) Best Short Waves 4 ‘" ° ” THOMPSON, au- TODAY Boasts Saxophone r R b 79c P. M. LONDON—5 p. m.—Monologue in '45 Men's Mad.ever HATS,^"Soi 1 DOROTHYthor. lecturer and wife of 4:00 —A1 Pearce and his gang (NBC). Mefody. GSC. 31.3 m. 19580 kc.i. Ift™" I— 4:ao —Millard Singers. ROME—S p. m.—Opera. 2RO. 31.1 m. 69 Women's Skirts Sinclair Lewis, and Sir Gerald I.U INBC). 206 Men's Brushed Wool _ 79c 4:4o—Clara, n' Em 9.635 kc.i. as Money-Maker 1 uOATSS consul-general s:oo—Flying Campbell. British Time (NBC> p. s:ls—Lee (NBC). LONDON—S:3O m.—Excerls from present Gordon's orchestra Opera, 31 3 (9580 kc.i, saxophone, points Hal Kemp, in New York, will con- a:3o—Press Radio News (NBC). GSC, m. The l%Q Wen’s Leather Dress Gloves the ques- (NBC). MADRID—S:4S p. m.—Basque music. leader, carried SWEATERS 4 #1 79c flicting viewpoints once a stigma. E'S'HUt Unit'd and brown, on 3:3s—Lee Gordon's orchestra band c not iinlined. Black and lrreg. s:4s—Sons of the Pioneers. 30.5 m. (9870 kc.i. All sizes. Assorted colors. Go B s in each ¦ tion, “Resolved: That Jobs for EAQ. People who were fond of good music y]g 6:oo—The Schultz Family. LONDON—9 p. m. —Looking Forward. Women Are Economically and 6:ls—Uncle Ezra’s radio station (NBC). A survey of 1936 bv John Pud- looked upon it as the pariah of mu- 6:3o—Sport Slants. ney GSt). 25.5 m. (11,750 Domestically Desirable,” over an 6:4s—Strange As It Seems. kc.i. sical instruments. NBC-WJZ network at 9. 1:00—Irene Rich (NBC) Today, however, the saxophone is 7:15 —To be announced. The program will be the initial 7:3o—The Master Mind. WLW (700) Cincinnati accepted by the music world as its broadcast of a series of unre- B:oo—Address by President Roosevelt TODAY greatest money maker. It is used hearsed debates by outstanding (NBC). P. M. on more than 75 per cent of all 9:oo—Debate. 4:00—Ohio Federation of Women's clubs. speakers on interesting questions 9:30 —Popular Revue. 4:ls—Jack Armstrong. radio programs and, according to the day. Thompson will 9:4s—Basonology. 4:3o—Singing Lady (NBC). Kemp, more youngsters are learn- of Miss 9:50 —The Olympians. 4:4s—Little Orphan Annie (NBC). take the positive side in their de- 10:00—James L. Wright (NBC). 5:00—Old Fashioned Girl. ing to play this instrument than bate, negative. 10:15—Leonard Keller's orchestra (NBC). s:ls—Evening concert. any Sir Gerald the 10:30—Jack Eby's orchestra. 5:30—80b other. 10:45—Jesse Crawford (NBC). Newhall. a a a s:4s—Lowell Thomas (NBC). 11:00 —Leo Relasco's orchestra (NBC). 6:oo—Amos 'n' Andy ,NBC'. 11:30—Luigi RomanelH's orchestra (NBC). The of Richard 6:ls—Jeannine and Paul Pearson's or- syncopations 12:00—Midnight—Sign off. chestra (Mutual). Lombardo's Pianist Himhcr’s Studcbake.r Champions 6:3o—Lur.i and Abner (NBC), be broadcast over the SATURDAY 6:4s—Dance orchestra. will WABC- 1A M 7:00 —To be announced. Columbia network tonight at 9. 7:oo—Reveille. 7:ls—Singing Sam. Breaks His Finger Verlye Mills is to play several 7:ls—Musical clock. 7:30 —Rea Nichols orchestra 'NBC). 7:3o—Cheerio. B:oo—Waltz Time—Frank Munn, tenor Freddy Kreitzinger, piano player harp interludes. and Abe Lyman’s orchestra (NBC). B:oo—Organ Rapsodv. in Lombardo’s band, on and Hall (NBC). B:3o—Music Box hour (Mutual). Guy slipped In B:3o—Fields 1936! iNBC). A New World Baker’s reviews. 9:oo—First Nighter the and a finger. 8:45 —Macy Other (NBC). ice broke Now. 9:oo—Pre.s Radio news (NBC). 9:3o—The Americas (NBC) 10:00—News Room. for the first time since the band Another of the season’s 9:os—Vaughn DeLeath 10:65—Canary 9:ls—The Banjoleers (NBC). Breeders Convention. started, Freddy isn’t at the key- many Metropolitan debuts will 9:3o—Nicholas Mathay’s orchestra (NBC). 10:15—Ross Pierce’s orchestra. 10:30—Beauty Box Theater (NBC). Josephine Antoine, 10:00 —Our American schools iNBC). board. be that of (NBC). 11:30—Moon River. 10:15—Norsemen Quartette 12:00—Midnight—Clyde For several evenings he has been American soprano, in Thomas' 10.30—Mexican Marimba. Trask’s orchestra. and ’ the hat’s the of science industry opera. - which is to 11:00—Ho-Po-Np Safety club. A. M. introducing substitutes to in- T goal “Mignon, 11:30—Merry Madcaps (NBC). 12:15—Jan Garber's orchestra. tricacies of rhythms. be broadcast at 1 tomorrow 12:00—Noon—Johnny Lewis' orchestra 12:30—Anson Week's orchestra (Mutual). the Lombardo afternoon over NBC’s red and INBC). 12:45—80h Crosby's orchestra. Os the 25 who have been tried out the And the surprises P M. I:oo—Sign off. in the last few' days, none have for coming year. blue networks. 12:30—Ideal reporter Miss Antoine is to sing the 12:45—Rhythm Parade (NBC). SATURDAY. been successful, which goes to show cororatura role of Philine, 12:55—Metropolitan Opera Cos. (NBC). A M. isn’t a they have s:3o—Top o' the Morning. that it cinch to fill Freddy’s planned! BKjte while Lucrezia Bori will have 6:oo—Nation's Family Prayer period shoes. (1230) Indianapolis (Mutual). the lyric title role. Two other WFBM 6:ls—Rise and Shine. Americans in the cast are (Indianapolis Power and Light Company) 6:3o—Morning devotions. 6:4s—News fleshes. Dietz, Science Crooks, singing TODAY David Scripps-Howard Richard the P. M. 7:oo—Spaneribs (NBC). Richman Is to Be leading tenor role of 7:ls—Divano trio. 4:oo—Joseph Plotke orchestra (CBS). 7:3o—Cheerio ,NBC). / Meister, and Helen Oelheiin in 4:ls—Buddy Clark (CBS). B:oo—Hymns of All Churches. Editor, has visited with the leading indus- *W the role of Frederic. 4:3o—Tea Time tunes. B:ls—Aunt Mary—child training talk. Whiteman's Guest VZItLj s:oo—Bohemians. Atwater Kent prize winner s:3o—Butler University Forum. B:3o—Rhythm Jesters. (CBS). B:4s—The Vass Family iKBC). Paul Whiteman is to present s:4s—Kaltenborn Edits the News 9:oo—The Virginians. of the country. From them he has in 1929, Miss Antoine studied 6:oo—Recovery speaker. Harry guest tralists 9:ls—Banjoleers (NBC) Richman as his first jRi 1 with the late Marcella Sem- 6:os—Studio program. 9:3o—Nicholas Mathay’.s Gypsy 6:ls—Lazy Dan (CBS). orchestra star when he changes sponsors brich at the Juillard Graduate 6:4s—News. i NBCi. Jan. 5. Such as— in New York. She ap- 7:oo—Red Horse Tavern (CBS) 9:4s—Live stock reports. learned amazing facts. School 7:3o—Broadway 9:ss—News flashes. At the same time Bob Burns is to peared in several of the Varieties 'CBS). 10:00 —Ohio Federation of Music Clubs. B.oo—Address hv President Roosevelt 10:15—The Norsemen (NBC(. start as weekly comic with the new school's operatic productions, iCBS). (NBC). 9:oo—Champions (CBS'. 11:30—Mexican Marimba orchestra Bing Crosby show which is to re- including pre- (NBCi. the the American 9:30 —March of Time )CBS>. 11:00 —Minute Men place Whiteman. Streamlining has only begun. Watch WJL miere of Richard Strauss' 9:4s—Borowsky’s Gypsies 11:15—Morton Meat Curing Time. (CBS). 11:20 —World news and financial notes. 10:00—Myrt and Marge —Bob Crosby’s "Ariadne auf Naxos." and in 10:15—News. 11:30 —Farm and home hour (NBC), 12:45 orchestra (Mutual). P M. I:oo—Words and Music (NBC). future! the title role of Bennett’s 10:30—Louie Lowe orchestra. (Mutual). 3:3o—Billy (NBC). jnPfKgH 11:00—Atop Ihe Indiana roof. 12:30—Painted Dreams Biset's orchestra "Maria Malibran." 11:30—Will Osborne orchestra (CBS). 12:00—Midnight—Sign off. America hasn’t seen real yet! m BMH SATURDAY. speed J The new “World Peaceway’s" A. M program, successor to "To Arms 6:3o—Chuck Wagon. Friday 7:00 —Early Birds. for Peace." is to start a B:oo—Bandwagon iCBS'. Utilitarian’ articles of the future will he series of broadcasts r.c 9.30 to- B:4s—News. night. program 9:00—Bill and Ginger