OCT. 24, 1933. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 THOMAS BACKS Indiana in Brief OFFICERS FOR Tonight’s Radio Excursion BROTHERHOOD WILL TUESDAY 9:00 Lives at Stake." iNBC'. WEAF. 4 30—Singing Ladv 'NBC'. HOLD OPEN SESSION P. M The Legend of America (CBS', 4 45—Little Orphan Annie iNBC'. Lively Spots in the State’s Happenings Put 4:oo—Male chorus < NBC - WEAF. WABC. s:oo—Jack Armstrong. HORSE orchestra (NBC). s:ls—Hydrosal Musical Highlights—Male PROGRAM SADDLE Casino orchestra INBCI WJZ. Pedro Via’s WJZ. GOLD quartet 4:ls—Phil Regan, tenor (CBS' WABC. WENR. and Virgtnlo Marucci orchestra. Together ‘Short and Sweet.’ 4 30—Dr. Doolittle iNBC WEAF. 9:3o—Miniature Theater NBC'. WJZ. 5:30—80b Newman. Chicagoan Will Speak Singing Ladv Madam Svlvia of NRA talk; Hall's orchestra (CBS' 6:ls—Blue Moments with Three Moods PRESIDENT WEAF. in Blue and •Anti-Semitism.’ OF Oct. been reunited with WABC 9 45—Mvrt and Marge (CBS'. WBBM. orchestra 24.—James Worline, 25, has here (NBC' WEAF. and New World Symphony 6 30—Lum and Abner iNBC'. s:oo—Viennese ensemble 10:00—Barlow Vagaries. Temple MARION,his father, three sisters and three brothers, from whom he was sepa- GROUPJIAMED Messner s orchestra INBC I WJZ. (CBS'. WABC. 6 45—Venida Musical The Brotherhood of the 7:oo—Crime while he was a baby. s:3o—Jack Armstrong 'CBS' WBBM. 10:15—News (CBS', WABC. Club 'NBC'. Indianapolis rated Betty Bartheli (CBS' WABC. iNBC', 7 30—Dr Bundesen and Health drama Hebrew Congregation M. L. Elected Poet Prince WJZ. i NBC • Sees Roosevelt’s Plan as The father, Curtis Worline, lifelong resident of Marion, explained Mendenhall Hvmn sing NBC • WEAF. iNBC', WENR, Lum and Abner 7 45—Nat Shilkret's orchestra (NBC). will hold an open meeting at 8 to- mother died when James for Soloist iNBC' WJZ. 10:30—Paul Whiteman's orchestra (NBC), that the was an infant. Unable to care s:4s—Songs iNBC i WEAF. 8 00—Ben Bernie s orchestra NBC). Sidestep President at First WJZ. B:3o—East and Dumpke NBC). night temple, Way to family of seven children, he placed them in an orphanage here and •Little Italy” CBS' WABC. Davis’ (NBC). morrow at the Tenth the Lowell Thomas (NBC' WJZ Mever orchestra 9:oo—Lives at Stake NBC'. their board. WEAF 9:3o—Cocktail arranged to pay 6:ss—Mvrt and Marge (CBS) WABC. (CBS'. Continental. and Delaware streets. Meeting. Isham Jones’ orchestra WABC 10:00—Edd.e Duchm dance orchestra, Inflation. Adoption laws were not so a o a B.ls—Sketch 'NBC WEAF. 11:00—Lopez orchestra iCBS*. WABC. (CBS' 10:30—Rueben Lawson orchestra Richard Gudstadt. Chicago, ex- Just Plain Bill WABC. Rudv Vallees orchestra (NBC', 11:00—College By Srnppt./faward Alliance stringent in those days, and Mrs. Indiana Saddle Horse Association National Advisory Council (NBC) Inn orchestra NBC'. WEAF. 11:30—Reggie Childs and his Hotel Roose- ecutive director of the B’nai B’ritb took into Divorces Mate, 95 elected officers and directors at the WJZ. WJZ. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 —Presi- James C. Strong James 6:3o—Fur trappers (CBS' WABC. Phil Harris' orchestra NBC'. velt orchestra iNBC . home when he was 16 months By Timm Spcriul initial meeting of the association last Lum and Abner 'NBC' WEAF. 11:30—Fisher's orchestra (NBC). WJZ. A M. Anti-Defamation League, will ad- dent Roosevelts attempt to raise' their Haymes' orchestra 'CBS', WABC. 12 00—Eddie Duchin dance orchestra. old, consent of TIPTON, Oct. 24.—Winning on a night at thee office of M. L. Men- 6:4s—Boake Carter iCBSt WABC. WEAF. without the the Carnev s dog chats iNBC' WJZ Child's orchestra (NBC). 12:30—Moon River. dress the brotherhood. commodity prices by controlling the cross-complaint, Mrs. Martha Ul- denhall, 703 Continental Bank build- WABC. I:oo—Sign off. father. 7:oo—Elmer Everett Yess 'CBS'. Mr. Gudstadt will speak on price of gold was interpreted here It was not he was 19, when rich has been granted a divorce from ing. Crime Clues iNBC), WJZ. (1230) Indianapolis until the Meroffs orchestra NBC). WEAF. WFBM Youth Commits Suicide “Anti-Semitism in America.” The today as an inflationary compromise he entered Northwestern university her 95-year-old husband, Edward Mr. Mendenhall will head 7:lsSingin' Sam CBS', WABC, WGN (Indianapolis Power and Light Company) W. in circuit court. She association with the folllowing as Soloist and Griain's orchestra TUESDAY By Vnited Prcxx address will be given in the audi- appease outspoken discontent that Mr. and Mrs. Strong told young Ulrich, to the was given alimony of $250 and the members of the executive commit- P. M. COLUMBIA CITY. Ind., Oct. 24 torium and a social hour will follow of the farm bolt, and to ward off Worline he was a foster child. They 7:3o—The Voice of Experience (CBS). s:3o—Records. name of Martha Hendricks restored. teee: Wallace O. Lee and Charles WABC. 6:00—Walkathon. —Earl Sheets, 21, committed suicide in the vestry rooms of the temple. direct currency inflation. said his parents had been dead King (NBC), She was the widow of James Hend- G. Gregg, executive vice-presidents; Wavne and orchestra 6:ls—Bohemians. at the home of his parents, near Mr. Gudstadt. while here, will ad- His plan of a managed currency many years. WEAF. 6:3o—Buck Rogers (CBS'. ricks, Civil war veteran, at the time Alex Meetzger, treasurer, and J. R. Dr. Bundesen 'NBC), WJZ. 6 45—Bohemians. here, yesterday, by shooting him- dress the noon luncheon of the Ki- through buying and selling of gold Mr. Worline, after leaving the 7:4s—Kate Smith (CBS'. WABC. WIND. Everett Yess (CBS). and Ulrich were wed eighteen McNutt, secretary. The commit- 7:00—Elmer self a rifle. Club tomorrow. drew the support the leader ot university, served a four-year en- she B:oo—Paige's orchestra; Guest stars 7:ls—Stagin' Sam (CBS). in the head with wanis of years ago. tee will meet and the en- (CBS', WABC the inflationists, Senator the United States navy, monthly 7:3o—Bennie Rubin. western listment in Ulrich, also a Civil war veteran, tire association once a year. Musical memories, Edgar A. Guest 7:4s—Hollywood low-down. Elmer Thomas 52.97 Couples Is Ordered. LABOR GROUP LAUDS for more than three years as the re- ' lessen efforts of the Fraternal Order Special “owl transportation” sult of Arthritis (stiff joints), reports to j CITY of Eagles for Prospect of Chilly Days Ahead Is and from the Walkathon at the | SLUMS PROJECT creating a commission that he finally secured a prescription Blamed for Robberies. which not only brought lairgrounds provided for the stabilization of employment, him freedom I state will be Central Union Racks Program as Prospect chilly days pain, beginning tonight. George of November from but restored him to a life Unemployment Relief. Nordlin, St. Paul, Minn., na- blamed police for of activity. He then supplied the for- Owl cars and busses will leave was by an epi- tional president of the order, de- demic of overcoat thefts and arrest mula to others who were afflicted Ilinois and Washington streets at Welcoming the prospect of a re- vival clared in an address here last night. of one man. with ailments resulting from exces- 12:20 a. m.. 1:30 a. m., 2:45 a. m. of the building industry, Cen- B ami low st>lofci. jj{mK night adopted Speaking to an audience The "preparedness” victim is sive uric acid such as Arthritis, Neu- and 4:00 a. m. Spectators may re- tral Labor Union last of 600 in a resolution approving the plan the hall of Indianapolis Eagles Frank Farmer, 39, of 1556 Naomi ritis, Lumbago, Gout, Sciatica and turn from the fairground on to cars replace slums with modern housing Aerie, 43 West Vermont street, Mr. street, turned over to police by Rheumatism, and they, too, reported and busses leaving at 12:48 am., their first relief. Renton’s structures. Nordlin pointed out that the life of William Lindley, Washington ho- Hydrocin 2:00 a. m.. 3:15 4:30 Tablets prescribed a m.. a. m. Building has fallen to 20 per cent the NRA is limited to two years, tel; Roy Webster, Atlanta, Ind., and are by many phy- and 5:12 a. m. sicians and indorsed by leading drug- of normal, the resolution said. Con- whereas the Eagles plan would be Raymond Rouse, Seymour, who There will be a special gists. No matter what other treat- two-hour struction of new buildings would permanent. charged he had in his possession sprint, with no rest period tonight relieve unemployment, the union be- ments you have taken or how badly Delegations were present from two overcoats, two raincoats and you have suffered from to eliminate more contestants The lieves. The plan previously had any form of 50 1-Pound Boxes aeries in Peru, Kokomo, Batesville, a blanket stolen from their car. Rheumatism ——**■•■*■■■""■■■" competition passed its 830th hour been indorsed by the Indianapolis caused by excessive uric Newcastle, Anderson, Lafayette, Other overcoat thefts were re- acid, you should try Renton’s Hydro- *mA 870 Ladies’ this morning, with fifteen couples Building Trades Council. Richmond. Portland, Connersville, ported by L. J. Montgomery, 50 Chocolates 4(* 1 still In the contest. Another resolution cin Tablets. See your druggist, or write c demurred Martinsville, Noblesville and Greens- North Fleming street, and Robert Renton, Pasadena, Cal. * against further wages of city Do this today. ur r mmed cuts in burg. Hollifield, 725 East St. Clair street. —Advertisement. \ LONDON WOMAN WILL employes. GIVE LECTURE HERE M’NUTT TO RECEIVE I GIFT OF CASE OF ALE ‘Government and Life’ to Be Topic < of Talk at Propylaeum. Doner Flies From South Bend With KEEP ACTIVE EVERY Mrs. Annie Governor's Present. C. Bill. London, Eng- . 'f'jiK:: -■ mm land,. will speak on “Government Governor Paul V. McNutt was to and Life” in the Propylaeum at 8:15 be presented with a case of Silver- tonight. Edge beer today by D. Sherman DAY IN THE MONTH Mrs. Bill, who recently came from Ellison, president of the Muessol England, has given a series of lec- Brewing Company, South Bend. '• " vs Century \ ♦ tures at A of Progress in Mr. Ellison flew from South Bend jP . X* " • |||||k| No busy housekeeper wants to spend one or two days in bed Chicago. She arrived in Indian- today, arriving at Municipal airport No young girl wants to miss the good times other :- every month. apolis today, accompanied by Mrs. with the beer at 11:30 a. m. Silver- 6v-;;. x; • : : •>x-?v v- <■ ' ' : ' Mary Sayles Moore, Englewood, Edge beer is distributed by the girls enjoy. No woman who works can afford to lose her pay N. J. Mrs. Moore, a former city American Beverage Company, 202 through illness which might be avoided. 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