Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1940 — Page 27
MI wv i
. 929 ™ : BS 3 rT. . 1 % or
WARNS AGAINST ON T HE RADIO ACCUSED OF URGING [52 22.5% , CONSCRIPTION OF ro. Lisa rey DRAFT RESISTANCE
Berea, O., a registrant, that by pay7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. THIS: EVENING 1, S, FAC . CLEVELAND, Nov. 20° U. P).—
ment of a $10 fee he could bécome'a 7:00—C i ti e s Service Concert, (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane Lonzo L. Clippinger, 60, Cleveland, It
Kin of Hoosiers Killed by Bombs
NEW CASTLE, Ind. Nov. 29 (U. P)—Word reaching Robert and Sidney Ruddell’ nere today revealed that their uncle, Jack ‘Ruddell, and his| wife and daughter were killed Oct. 21 in a night bombing raid on London. According to ja letter received from an aunt in London, the Ruddell family was killed when the air raid{shelter of their home in Ilford, London suburb, suf fered a direct hit by a Nazi bomb.
Poultry Specials
Taken Sroese. 2 Oc i Lb.
Leg. Hens.......15¢ |b. ’ - Free Dressing
WEST STREET
POULTRY 1 N. West St.
member of the “World Justice WIRE nouncement caused by station changes after press time.) CREW To Y00 © was to get a Federal hearing today
Foundation,” and avoid the draft. : ; LIS 7:30—Information Please, WIRE, INRFEM 1250" INDIARAROLIS STWENS. Lv je == __ lon charges of violating the Selective
Van Dusen, according to officials, = skp : oo a p20 Ma? received from Clippinger 2 card :00—J s Girl Alon ~ | Norman Ross Small T : 3 8:30—Everyman’s Theater, WIRE, n Lone Journey’ Service Law by advising a registrant : to evade the draft. >
- which said: Lone Journey Norman Ross “No member of the World Justice Home Edition Charles Laat Jack Armstrong 9:30—Al Pearce, WFBM: » Beautiful Life Over Paradise aft : 9:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE. Clippinger, arrested by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents,
Foundation will ever be conscripted Desta Byrd | Set Sail Fm Time into the Army, Navy, marines or alr 3 Winslow | ) pleaded not guilty yesterday before U. S. Commissioner B. D. Nicola.
Davia Eiwy
Santa Claus ; Sead oh opoes
Svn Gilbert. Forbes Amos and Andy
Hoffman Tells | bb Would Bring Ruin on . Defense Program.
ews | Bud Sarton Don force of the U. S. A. If any member |. Easy Aces Mix well Thomas
Tom | Fred Waring Radio Fanfare es Time Businessmen
Concert Miniature
disproves the above they will be paid $5000 by the World Justice Founda-
Helen Menken, noted ‘star of stage and radio, is to be featured in the dramatic portion of Kate Smith's
TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.
5 Modern Music Inside Sports Westerners
If American industry is con“scripted, our defense program will be hamstrung and ultimate disaster will result, Paul G. Hoffman, president of the Studebaker Corp. de= €lared here last night. He addressed the executive leadership forum of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He told the young businessmen that “it is our present task to fortify and strengthen our American system? “Unless hats done, there is some question in my\mind as to whether we will have apything left in this “country worth defending.”
Acclaims U. S. Policy So Far
He said he was glad to see that, ‘although Congress had enacted a statute enabling the Government to conscript industry, the Government “has not had recourse to that power.”. He added that the Administration’s “policy to date” in the defense program “is deserving of acclaim.” But Mr. Hoffman was critical of the possible conscription of industry. = “If our Government conscripts industry, and responsibility for its operation is divided between private management and government of--ficials, stagnation will be the inevitable result. For proof, I point to the railroads during the time they were under Government operation during the last World War. “Management can be conscripted put you can’t conscript brains or enthusiasm. Similarly, labor can be conscripted but you can’t conscript morale.” ; #Within Two Years”
Mr. Hoffman predicted that within two years the combined work of the defense commission and “private ‘industry” will prove whether con‘scription of industry is necessary. “I have a very positive belief in the capacity of private industry to build an impregnable defense for America. I have serious doubts about the ability of conscripted management and conscripted labor to do a similar job,” he declared. &
14 HURT AS TRUCK, STREET CAR CRASH
CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (U. P.)— Fourteen persons were injured, two perhaps seriously, today in a collision between a trailer truck and a surface lines streetcar. Jack North; 23, South Bend, Ind, driver for the Norwalk Trucking Co., of South Bend, was held by police.
He said the truck had swerved -out|
of its northbound traffic lane because of slippery pavement. The truck struck the streetcar almost headone. Virginia Steinmetz, 27, a passenger on the streetcar, was taken to the hospital where attendants said she had suffered a possible basal. skull fractute. Jennie Bujwit, 25, Suffered a brain concussion.-
WOMEN WANTED,
38 to 52 years old. Women who are restless, moody, NERVOUS—who fear hot flashes, dizzy spells—to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Pinkham'’s is famous for helping women during these “trying times” due to functional irregularities. Get a bottle today from your druggist! WORTH TRYING!
eon CHILDREN'S CROUPY COUGHS
. Due to Chest Colds Rub chest and throat with Mild Musterole (made especially for children) hs uickly relieve distress of bronand § spasmodic croupy coughs.
program tonight, 7 o'clock, WFBM. Miss Menken will be heard in the title role of the radio play “Kathryn Howard.” It will mark a repeat performance for both star and play on the Kate Smith hour. “Kathryn Howard” was first presented last season and, won wide acclaim. It tells the story of one of the wives of Henry VIII. It was the first radio dramatization written by Jean Holloway who now writes all of the adaptations and original dramas for the Kate Smith Hour. In addition to the dramatic portion of the program, Kate will sing three songs while the comedy will be furnished by Nan Rae and Mrs, Waterfall (Maude Davis). The music will be by Ted Straeter’s chorus and Jack Miller's orchestra.
# = ”
Tonight's fight between Billy Conn and Lee Savold at Madison Square Garden will be broadcast over WENR starting at 9 o'clock. Sam Taub and Bill Stern will again be the announcers,
” 2 »
WFBM and WIRE are to carry broadcasts of tomorrow’s football classic between the Army and Navy, The WFBM broadcast will be between 12 and 2:45 while WIRE will pied it up at 1 o'clock and continue to 3:45. 8 » ” Six years ago Leon Henderson dropped down to the national capital and emitted a loud squawk about the way things were goin-g under NRA. Gen. Johnson was bossing things and so weary had be become of “yes” men that Mr. Henderson's blasts were a welcome relief. The general hired - him on Mr. Henderson the spot and Mr. Henderson has been in the Government service ever since. - Now a member of the National Defense Commission, he is to be the special guest on tonight's Information Please program, WIRE at 7: 30 o'clock. Other targets for quiz master Clifton Fadiman’s questions are to be the program regulars, John Kieran and Franklin P. Adams and the semi-regular, Oscar Levant.
.» ” ”
Consensus is that Tommy Harmon did all right in his big time debut as a radio announcer on Eddie Cantor’s program Wednesday night. Tommy had poise and displayed a good speaking voice. As a singer, though, he sort of fumbled a bit—but then Tom hasn't aspired for a spot among the crooners. He aims to be a sports announcer and with his reputation and knowledge of sports should be a natural.
» » 2
The “problem” of what to do about the back seat driver is scheduled for an airing on Haven MacQuarrie’s Your Marriage Club program tomorrow night, 7 a’clock
M. Four St. Paul couples, program guests, are to approach this delicate subject under the careful questioning of Mr. MacQuarrig. Particular attention will be paid to various means—if any—of silencing back seat drivers. The informal forum also will consider what a husband should do
middle of a movie because she has a premonition the baby is crying at home. 2 72 Bn Ken Carpenter, announcer on the Music Hall and One Man's Family
| programs is doing a small role in a
Paramount picture, “New York Town.” . . Mary Martin has a role
in the same film. . . . Pat O'Malley, the Lancashire lad of Alec Temple-
* "Sunk by Circumstance”
A "Perfect Crime," Produced by Jack Johnstone
v The Swing
Fourteen
% Walter Gross, Pianist
wr Genevieve
=
Rowe, Soprano
Charles O'Conner
4
* Ray Block's Orchestra
Sponsored by Philip Morri:
TONIGHT 8:00 P. M.
1230 ON YOUR 21 F118
when his wife wants to leave in the |’
Kate Smith
Kate Smith
Johnnv Presents Johnnv Presents Playhouse Playhouse Everyman's Theatre
Believe It or Not | Wings of Destiny Bolleve It or Not | Win A] Pearce Alec Tembleto 45 Al Pearce Alec a
:00 Gilbert Forbes Dick Re 8 E Everett Hoagland: Red Sn, Id Todav
Basketball Scores
Musie You Want Music You Want Music You Want Ray Noble
Valts Time i Valtz Ti
5853| 28s 5858 S858 245 iE
ei ow
Everyman's . Theatre rt .Everyman’s
ngs of Destiny ;
SATURDAY PROGRAMS
Dick Reeds ews 3 | Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Soramuy amby
Scra Valley Death Valter Death Valley Death Valley
Gang Busters 1 — Gang Busters Truth x hday Theat Birthday : Everyman's Theat.
Boxing Wings of Destiny Boxing Jimmy James ne stiny Jimmy James Paul Arnold
0 o'clock Final Peter Grant Ji Hauser Deacon Moore Wally Johnson
Ted Weems Ted Weems
Moon River
Unannounced Unannounced Death
0 o'clock Final Globe Trotter
Glenn _ Miller
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 WIRE 1400 (CBS Net ) tNBC-MBS8)
:30 Earlv Birds Dawn Patrol :45 Earlv Birds Dawn Patrol
0 Earlv Bird v Bird Birds
News Dawn Patrol Santa Claus News iin
Breakfast Club Breakfast Club ncoln Highway Hvmns Harry Hogan Deep River Dessa Byrd Children’s Hour Children’s Hour Children’s Hour
Call to_Youth Music Interlude
Market Renorts Farm Hour Reporter Dick Reed
Dirt Dobbe 5 Dirt Dobber
i ‘30 Ho :00 Conservatorv :15 Conservatorv :30 Conservatory 215 Conservatory
145 Farm Circle
:00 Army-Navy :16 Army-Navy :30 Army-Navy 145 Army-Navy
Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy
Army-Navy , Army-Navy
- Lincoln Highway Li
+ INDIANAPOLIS WIBC 1050 CREW Nor ) : (NBC-MBS) Devotional New. ? Organ * y Hugh Cross Ed McConnell News Boone County Inside Radio
New Woman's Cli Boidane | CTRL" ail Bag - Devotiona Mail Bag
Preview, Lincoln Highway Preview Lincoln Highway Happy Ha Happy Hal
Mv Health Homemakers Hour Homemakers ur Smilin’ Ed
Farm Hour Farm Hour
uff News Boy Greets Girl Man on Farm
New: Everybody's Farm Melo Say Farm Fortune v V
Lester Huff Shining Hour
Friendly House rishly House Sunday Schoo! Christmas eside
Noondav Rhvthms Noon ay Rhvthms Lester
s , \ Sunshine Melodies | Waldorf Luncheon Sunshine Melodies | Waldorf Luncheon
Request Time P. C. A. Homes Request Time Unannounced Request Time Unannounced Request Time Unannounced =
Army-Navy Army-Navy § fzmy-Navy rm
Rhythm Roundup
Rhythm Roundup 3 Kevboard, Console Men and Books S Henn Highways
Army-Navy
Army-Navy Army-Navy Dance Musie Home Edition
High 8 High Schools High Schools High Schools
Studio Party Studio Party Melody Symphony Melody Symphony
Little Theater
Unannounced
Little Theater
‘Jamboree Jamboree Sign Off
Silent
Unannounced
Truly American Truly American organ Neos,
KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHR, 1390, WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670. CBS—WABC, 860; WJR, 750; WIlAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; WBBM, 770.
ton’s show, reports he has finally persuaded his mother to leave England. She is en route to Calcutta to visit a daughter and after a few months there will comé to the United States for a stay with Pat.
“8 8 =
ed MacMurray is to play opposite Marlene Dietrich in Columbia's
presentation of “Desire” Sunday evening. 2
” ® » Claudette Colbert is to keep a
date with her little wooden. pal Charlie McCarthy Sunday night, 7
o'clock, WIRE, when she is to be guest of Edgar Bergen and Charlie | on their regular Sunday ' evening |E&
stint.
PLANE DELIVERIES TO BRITAIN SPEEDED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (U. P.). —Delivery of American warplanes to Great Britain and Canada was stepped up at a rapid rate during October but still was barely a fifth of the total amount authorized for export, since the first of the year, State Department figures revealed today. The Department’s monthly statement on arms export licenses showed that Britain received 'delivety of $10,177,776 of aircraft during the month compared with $50,424,018
shipped during the first nine months of 1940. Exports of $59,497,812 in planes was authorized for Oétober, compared with $229,090,079 in the previous nine-month period. : Canada received delivery of aircraft valued at $1,929,334 during the month, compared with $7,519,493 exported previously this year. The department authorized export of $6,306,600 worth during the month, bringing the year’s total to $27,122,702. Other war supplies shipped to Britain, including tanks, motorized equipment, arms and ammunition, brought that country’s October total of arms imports to $20,892,000, compared with $114,070,150 shipped in the previous nine months.
Tientsin, name ‘of the Chinese treaty nort so much in the news, means “Ford of Heaven.” :
HOOSIER
ent of any kind.
* *x *
12:30
ERTS
1230 on
Hoo:
Ww
NEW TAX RECORDS SET OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. 29 (U. P.) —Revenue
all-time record in the fisgal year
ended April 30, the state tax commission reported. me “was $29,935,773, compared $23,294,561 the previous year. Heavier levies and improved business conditions accounted for the increase, the commission said.
WFBM-—-8:30
“You'll love this story of a brave mother who told her daughter the truth”
MIRIAM HUEREY HOPKINS BOGART
Stars of tonight’s thrilling romance
~ “AIR MAIL TO RED RIDING HOOD”
THE CAMPBELL PLAYHOUSE
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
noma TALENT Paraoe
Indiana's greatest search for outstanding
TALENT
hr dy
Open to Amateur or Professional Tal-
Auditions. held
Thursday, 9 to 12 A. M.
* * *
~The winner of each Sunday" s contest receives one week's engagement at the Lyric Theater at a salary of
+ x x $50 * » »
TUNE IN! "Every Sunday Afternoon
«
P. M.
& VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE
er Station
1
(DPI
your
from Washington's |S sales and business taxes set a new |}
KROGER]
1 Vaoelb. Ives.
tion.”
Extra.
KROGER'S CLOCK BREAD CCI GRR
¥
It diaraniess you Extra F reshness—timed from oven to you. Extra Richness—more of the costly ingredients. ; * Savings — you save SY 2c to 4c a loaf.
hong Twisted & Sliced
25¢
Backed By the Famous Kroger Pledge
TNO
THERE ARE
10
SUPER “EF MARKETS in Indianapolis 34th & Fairfield at Central ‘Free Parking. Open Evenings.
‘Southern. & Madison
Free Parking. Open Evenings.
Broad Ripple, 724 E. 63d
Free. Parking. Open sEach Evening.
29th and Northwestern
Free Parking, Open ‘Eacn Evening.
* 30th and Sherman
| Free Parking. Open" Each Evening.
1605 Prospect
Free’ Parking. Open Each Evéning.
College Ave. at 46th St,
Pures Vegetable Ib.
KROGO Shortening can i6e
“OLEO
Dated Coffee Sanborn 2 1s, 43€ Cans pkgs. Soap
Shredded Wheat ,., (0c Frenc Country Gingerbread Mix ,. 21¢ OXYDOL 2 sm. pkgs, 7c; 10=31¢
BUTTER SPRY
Maxwell House core m. 236 2 2-Lb. Can, 43c wm 196 COFFE ou New, Improved Blend. DROMEDARY SOUPS Tomato, Veg. 3 Sans 25¢ 2 sm. pkgs, 15c— Giant Pkg., 50c giant pkg. Sle 2 = 39¢Flakes’ or Granules
Brand Hot2cins83e COFFEE Site. Mustard Greens 3 c..: 25¢ 2: 35¢ pkgs. KIRK'S FLAKE 237°
Ige. pkgs.
2 sm. pkgs., 17c
2:39
Ige. ‘pkgs.
IVORY SNOW _
Kroger’s Eatmore
Flour i0-1b. bag,
Flour | 1 10-1b. bag, fe
3 28¢ FLOUR sin cvs 24-55 ‘GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY
«1b. bag
STANDARD
A Kroger Value.
Hot Dated Spotlight, 1b., 13¢
COFFEE
Tops in- Quality /
/ MILK Kioger's Country Clubf,
1b. can, 16¢
NAVY BEANS CRISCO ~~~ CLAPP'S
Country Cteb |
holes, Pieked
Chopped Food
20 “ Ele
' Free Parking. Open Exch Evening.
4547 E. 10th St.
Free Parking. Open Each Evening.
Irvington, 5644 E. Wash.
Free Parking. Open Kach Evening.
3836 N. lllineis St.
Open Each Evering
3839 E. Washington
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings.
2701 W. Washington
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings.
54th and Colle
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings.
1533 N. Illinois St. °
Open Friday and 4 Saturday Evenings,
PACK
iy
Standard Pack—Stock Up at! This Amazing Low Price.
. 1b. roll
age =93¢
3245 520° 8245
3 cans 25¢
OHINESE
DINNER FOODS COMBINATION: ! 1 Can Chop Suey, 1 Can
Chow Mein 25¢
‘Noodles, both for
‘Noodles ‘| Bean Sprouts 2 Chop Suey
VEGETABLES
cans 170
can 210
IVORY FLAKES
sm. pkg., 10¢
2539
' Westinghouse Lamps—Type D
- 10°
VITAMINS
Kroger's Covert A, B,D & G For Added Pep and Vigor
30 50¢
supply
TISSUE
320
scot TOWELS.
GRAPEF RUIT
TEXAS SEEDLESS
Heavy with Juice— New Léwer Price
GRAPE
BRUSSEL SPROUTS 2 oe 260 Potatoes 4.19 Leaf Lettuce u's ae (Te Groen Beans siivecs 2 160 -
Sweet Juley Floridas
Fancy Box Winesaps
ORANGE APPLES ‘Tangerines
FRESH PICNIC
New Crop Large Size
Frosh Cottage xowes No Waste 1b. 186 SOUSE
CHL CK
SWISS STEAK
LINK SAUSAGE
: Chickens “7-3: MINCE MEAT.
3to. ted
§ ng
‘Club bulk Ih,
10-
Cut from
. Small Grain-
Fed Pigs.
' Small, Lean
“ROAST
, Lean, Tender.
1b, 2T¢ GROUND BEEF I
Breakfast Style—Small Ple-ATnoues . Stai-Deltelogs with Pancakes
et, 2% Channel. Catfish 2 OYSTERS
16e 1 Se- Sold
Fancy California Red Emperors |
Fresh,
for
Green, Solid |
o S. No. 1 Grade 15-1b. Northern Whites peck
ne: 2.9
Country Se " 4 1b. 19¢ 1b. "25
Dressbds 18. 2Te Cultivated Da 30
Delsware Bayon, Bi, 0 —Pull M