Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1940 — Page 15
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Bing Crosby returns to the Music Hall program tonight, 8 o'clock, WIRE, bringing with him for her debut as a regular, blues-singing Connie Boswell. ~ Among those who will greet Bing after his lengthy vacation are special guests, Joel McCrea, Bill Frawley and Wingy Manone, in addition to the regulars, Bob Burns, John Scott Trotter and his orchestra, .Ken Carpenter and the Music Maids. Bing and Connie will sing a duet, “Basin Street Blues,” and Miss Boswell will solo
Bing will present the radio premiere of “You Are the One,” a new song written by Caroll Carroll, the Music Hall writer, and Band Leader Trotper. His other songs will be “That's for | Me,” “Trade Winds,” “Only Forever” and “Please,” a 1932 song hit. | Joel McCreas contribution will be the powerful| scene which closes his recent picture, “Foreign Correspondent.” anone will play his het trumpet, and Frawley, an oldtimer at the Music Hall, will give a little talk on vacations with special emphasis on Bing's recent coldshouldering of the daily stint. |” ” os
A program of more than usual interest to fadio listeners tonight should be that of Town Meeting of the Air, WENR, starting at 8:35, featuring among the guest speakers World War ace. This is the |first program in Town Meeting’s new series and tonight's topic is to bd, “Is This Our War?” - Besides Capt. Rickenbacker, other speakers are to be Col. Henry Breckenridge,| member of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allids; Anne O'Hare McCormick, fae writer and Mary W. Hillyer, retary of the Joint Committee for Political Refugees. George V. Denny Jr. continues as moderator. | According to Mr. Denny, Town
assure more comprehensive coverage of world and national issues
Tonight's program is one of three on foreign affairs. Next week the topic will be “How Should We Meet Totalitarian Aggression in America?” and on Nov. 28, “What Kind of a World Order Do We Want?” will be discussed. | H. G. Wells, British author now in this country, will participate in the Nov. 28 program. National’ Defense is to be the theme of the [second series starting Dec. 12. The ery Town Meeting,
Dec. 5, and every fourth program thereafter will be held open for discussion of |a currently pressing problem. | : 8 ” ” Tomorrow's broadcasts in connection with the! Greater Indianapolis National Christian Mission are as follows: * : WIBC—2:15 . m—Dr, Adolf Keller, general secretary of the European Central Office of InterChurch Aid, Geneva, Switzerland. WIRE—11:15 a. m.-—Dr. E. G. Homrighausen, Princeton, N. J, professor ‘of religious education, Princeton Theological Seminary. 5:00—John Rustin,
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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL-—-WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640, CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED-—-WEAPF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860: WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.
James Holmes, Compton, Cal, Anterican Baptist Home Mission Board. » 8 ” WIRE inaugurates a new series for businessmen tonight at 6:15 in co-operation with the Public Library’s business branch, Meridian and Ohio Sts. “For Businessmen
Only” will advise businessmen on new books and periodicals of particular interest to them and will acquaint them with services and facilities available at the branch.
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. with Baby Snooks on tonight’s Good News program, . WIRE at 7 o'clock. Daddy has been going in pretty
heavy for progressive education of
children, arming himself with behaviorism charts and such as that
but Fanny Brice, who ought to know, says that problem child, Baby Snooks, has what it takes to upset Daddy’s plans. Dick Powell and Mary Martin will revive “Floating Down the River,” a 1913 hit tune, and Miss Martin will sing “Only Forever” in her solo contribution. o 2
It is reported that 40 of the nation’s leading band leaders are holding a secret meeting in New York this week to discuss their stand on the dispute between the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publisherers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music, Inc, (BMI) radio’s own source of popular music, This controversy comes to a head Jan. 1 and out of the band leaders’ conclave is: expected to come the decision which determines what happens to radio music in the future.
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FBI Indicates Recent Blasts At Powder Plants Were ‘Accidents.’
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 (U. PJ). —Representatives of state and Federal governments begin drafting model anti-sabotage and anti espionage legislation today for presentation to 43 state legislatures which convene within a few months. The representatives are members of the drafting committee of the Federal-State Conference on Law Enforcement Problems of National Defense. They will meet at the Justice Department. The model legislation will be directed toward sabotage prevention, registration of secret organizations and uniform-wearing groups, control of firearms and explosives, deputizing of special police mobilization of state Home Guard units to replace mobilized National Guard. Saboteurs Checked
The conference met while the Federal government was checking its defense .against saboteurs and espionage agents—an aftermath of a series of explosions, accidents and fires which caused an estimated $1,000,000 damage and 14 deaths this week.
A high official of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said preliminary reports indicated sabotage was not involved in any of the incidents. The troubles have been traced either to carelessness or industrial mishaps, he said. He urged caution against any hysteria that the co-incidental accidents might cause. : The FBI official pointed out that the plants of the United Railway Signal Co., Woodbridge, N. J., and of the American Cyanamid Corp., Edinburg, Pa., where explosions occurred Tuesday, were not working on Government defense contracts and, thus, probably would not be the object of planned violence.
Fire Destroys Arm ory The Trojan Powder Co., Allentown, Pa., where a third explosion occurred Tuesday, was working on a small Government munitions contract, he said, but the plant involved in the blast was not working on it. A preliminary report on the fire which destroyed the National Guard Armory, Atlanta, Ga., showed no evidence of sabotage and indicated that a carelessly tossed cigarette or match may have been the cause. The attempt of a crane operator to make a multiple operation at the Western Pipe and Steel Co., San Francisco, Cal, resulted in the crane toppling over, killing the operator, the FBI was advised by sources which discounted sabotage. Possibility of malicious tampering had been suggested because - the company was working on vessels under Government contract.
‘Discount Sabotage The FBI is investigating the possibility of sabotage at the Todd Shipbuilding plant, Seattle, Wash. but denied that emery dust had been found in machinery at the plant. It was understood that a chem-
ical known as “liquid glass” had been found in a lathe some two
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tion showed that the accident could have been of an industrial nature rather than sabotage. Plant officials have discounted the possibility of the latter.
SOUTH BEND MAN DIES AFTER CAR HITS POLE
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov, 14 (U, P.).—Alex Szabo, 39, of South Bend, died last nignt of injuries received when the car in which he was riding crashed into a utility pole here. Szabo’s brother, Stephen, driver of the car, is facing a charge ; driving while intoxicated.
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CANADIAN LEADER PLEDGES WAR UNITY
OTTAWA, Ontario, Nov. 14 (U. P.) —Arthur Meighen, former Conservative Prime Minister of Canada and present Conservative leader in the Senate, today urged the Liberal Government of W. L. Mackenzie King not to be unduly afraid of “local schisms” it might be called upon to face in the interests of a full war effort. In any such schiSms that might
arise, he pledged himself to support the Government, regardless of the attitude of his own party. The reference was an oblique one to conscription, and arose out of Mr. Meighen’s strong argument to the Government that it should not tie its hands against the adoption’ of the policy if the military situation demanded it. Back in 1914 conscription had been adopted only as a last resource when otherwise the Canadian Army would have had to be abandoned and the country’s military effort cease. No one could “dare to say or think” that a simi« lar situation might not be faced before the end of the present
struggle, Mr. Meighen said.
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