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| x : ; | Writer James Boyd has antiounced the formation of The Free Company, a group of leading Amerdean writers and playwrights, to .counter at- . tack {foreign propaganda in this country. Mr. Boyd is to serve as chairman, and arrangesments are being- ‘made for a series of broadec a s t s ® throughout the country. Members of The Free Company are Robert E Sherwood, | Mar. Sherwood Marc Connelly, William Saroyan, Maxwell Anderson, Orson Welles, Stephen Vincent Benet, Paul Green, Archibald MacLeish, Sherwood Anderson, orge M. Cohan and Mr. Boyd. | The group plans to present dramatic broadcasts presenting the principles of American freedom. Each presentation will be a free contribution by a different member. | “This is a proposal to present the bases of our freedom, not as paid propaganda, but as a voluntary statement of faith by a group of Americans qualified to give them eloquent expression,” Mr. Boyd said. | “What we are doing is to express in action what millions of Americans feel; that we have in this country a way of life that is unique and precious and something to be infinitely proud of.” | Mr. Bqvd added that the writers will have the greatest possible freedom of expression. The only requirements will be that the scripts shall represent a definitely draatic treatment of the theme.

o ”n ” | Shirley Temple returns to the Radio Theater tonight, WFBM at 8 o'clock, for a radio dramatization of one of her early movie success,

SCapiain January.” The young movie star, who recently was signed for another series of pictures after a brief period of “retirement,” will be assisted by a east which includes such top-rank-ing screen veterans as Charles Winfinger and Gene Lockhart. Mr. Winninger will be Capt. Jantary, keeper of a lighthouse off the goast of Maine. Mr. Lockhart will play the part of Capt. Nazro, governor inspector of the lighthouse gervice and Capt. January's bosom pal. Shirley, of course, will play the shipwrecked waif, rescued and .dopted by Capt. January.

i # » ” | Mimi Cabanne, soprano, has been fdded to the Horace Heidt organization. , . . Joseph B. Phillips, expert on the NBC-Blue Ahead of the Headlines series, speaks Rus-

sian with a Spanish accent but can’t speak Spanish. ... If anyone is in the market for canceled envelopes marked “12 p. m.” Col. Stoopnagle has an ample supply. hen he said in a recent broadcast that there was no such time 100 postal employees sent him letters stmarked 12 p. m. . . . Eddie Cantor returns to the stage in the fall in a musical called “Christopher Columbus Jr.” { Broadcast ‘Music, Inc. foe of ASCAP in the current radio music he announces the signing of Re-

nt Music Corp. for performing nd broadcasting rights in its publications. | Regent has published the compositions of Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Eddie Sauter and Fletcher Henderson among others. The cataincludes such instrumentals as Benny Rides Again,” “Benny's ugle” and “Opus 802,” all featured by Goodman bands on recent CoJumbia records. | About 70 numbers are included In the first list of Regent publications made available to BMI under terms of the.contract.

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| The University of . Chicago Round Table, heard Sundays over the NBC-Red network, will be 10 fours old next month. It has come 0 be recognized as one of the most popular of the educational features on'the air. %ts first discussion was on the prohibition report of the Wickersham Commission during the Hoover Administration.

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THREE FRISKY horses residing in a barn at 777 W. 25th Sit. arose early this mornirg and went for a walk. When ordered to return home, they resisted, and the argument consumed about an hour. Two policemen, Ed Griffin and J. PF. Sullivan, assisted by two civilians, Michael Hickey and “ Charles Murcell, took the aifirmative side of the argument. One horse was tied up at 1010 VW’, 35th St the other two at 213 W'. 34th t It turned out that all ‘concerned had some very good exercis:.

LORADO TAFT HONORED CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (U. P.)—The University of Illinois has lkonored Lorado Taft, the late sculptor and an alumnus of the school, by naming & new drive after him.

FURNITURE WORKERS OPPOSE LEASE BILL

In a resolution to Indiana Congressional [represents tives, district members of the United Furniture Workers of} America, IC. 1. O,, today urged the clefeat of the Lease-Lend Bill, (H. R.|1776). || They opposed passage because it will “permit the Pre: sident to wield dictatorial |power,” lgnd because it “calls for | Presidential power to supercede ‘not withstanding any other law’ jor the purpose of evading already, enacted laws which were passed with the purpose of keeping America out of war.’

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LAMP INDUSTRY SUIT IS DRAFTED

U. S. to Charge 12 Firms With Conspiracy to Control Business.

‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (U. P.).— The Justice Department said it would file a civil suit today in the U. 8. District Court at Trenton, N. J., charging 12 corporations with a conspiracy to monopolize the incandescent electric lamp industry. The suit will allege that the defendants sought to fix noncompetitive prices, restrict production artificially, and control the business of independent manufacturers in violation of anti-trust laws.

General Electric Co. International General Electric Co., Inc, Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co., Corning Glass Works,

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American Blank Co. Empire Machine Co., N. V. Phillips’ Gloeilampenfabrieken, Consolidated Electric Lamp Co. Hygrade Sylvania Corp., Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp Corp., Chicago Miniature Lamp Works, TungSol Lamp Works, Inc, will be named defendants. The complaint will charge that the defendants gained control of the industry through the unlawful use of patent licensing agreements and agency contracts. General Electric and the Corning Glass Works, the complaint will allege, have monopolized the manufacture and sale of glass bulbs and have secured monopolistic control over frosted glass bulbs. Westinghouse and General Electric control through patent licensing agreements 90 per cent of all ine candgscent electric lamps made and

sold in the United States and are able to fix the resale price of 80 per cent of such lamps, it will be alleged. Other defendants. will be charged with joining in the combination and agreeing to manufacture only specified kinds and a limited number of lamps.

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#1 never get tired of walking around reading the signs put up by stores that liave had their windows blown out.”

“My favorite one is 5 at a book store, the front of which has been ‘blasted out. The store is still doing business, and its sign says, ‘More Open Than u sual’,”

“A sign on a barbe: shop says, ‘Blown Over Here From Across on a bomb-scarred pub says, ‘Even Hitler i Selling Watney’s Ale.”

humorous sort of thing you'll find in Ernie Pyle’s column. Look for it todayy and every day-=irst Page, Second Section vo h

IANAPOLIS TIMES

SEAMAN ON SHORE. T0 BE ‘TOUGHENED'

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (U, P.) — The Navy wants more military smartness and greater physical fit ness for its personnel who are assigned to stations ashore.

of the Bureau of Navigation has issued a general order to all shore stations, directing that a 15-minute calisthenic program be followed daily for five days each week. That's to increase the Navy's physical fitness. To further the “military smartness” at shore stations, Admiral Nimitz . prescribed a period of at least one hour each week for close order military drill.

WADSWORTH’S SON IN ARMY GENESEO, N. Y., Jan, 27 (U. P.). Reverdy Wadsworth, son of Rep. James W. Wadsworth (R. N. Y.), co-author of the Selective Service Act, was scheduled to be inducted into Army service today with Troop B, 101st New York Cavalry.

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Indianapolis Times, ‘Monday, J fan. 7, 1941 ALLGIRE—Lorena, widow of Jose h B. Allgire, age 80 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Forrest Chenoweth, grandmother of Helen Che aoveth, sister of Belle Calvin, departed his Ye Funeral Tuesday, 2 at & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, Washing.ton. Burial Crown Hill A an invited.

BALL—Martin, age 78 years, retired B, & O. Railroad employee, stepfather of Patrick H aker, passed away Satur-

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. Funeral Tuesday. Jan: " he Blackwell Funeral Home, i services at 8.8 omit flowers. Friends invited. COLLINS—Minnie. wife of Luther Collins, Sister of Nes Martin of Maywood, nie ngtt Cincinnati, O., and Gussie Knott. edford, Ind. passed away Saturday afternoon at her home in Maywood. Funeral from Mars View Christian Church, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2 p. m. Interment West Newton. (Horton).

GILMAN—Dr. lawrence H., 5674 Washineton Blvd., bushand of Ruth Johnson Gilman, passed away Sunday morning. Services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, 1:30 n. . Friends invited. Cremation, Friends may call at the Mortuary. .

JONES — Katherine A. sister of Nellie, Frank and Victor Jones. Mrs. Marie HolJoran. Mrs. Lorena Davies; aunt of Robert Dinn. died Sunday. Funeral \Vednes-

t. . Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

RAMSEY—Annie, age 61 vears. wife of William L. Ramsev, mother of Mrs. Rudy Mitchell. Mrs. Betty Marshall. Miss Bony nie Ramsey, Carville and Carroll Ramsey, passed away Sunday at Methodist Hos: pital, Friends mav ca'l at Conkle Funeral Home Mondav af‘ernoon and evening. Burial in Clay, Ry

RODERICK—Ralph W loved husband of eas Tou Roderick, passed awav Sundav afternoon. Funeral Tuesday. 3 nn. m._ Shirlev Bros. Central Chapel Ilinois and 10th’ Sts. Shnst services at the Methodist Church) . 11 a.m Wednesday. Burial . Friends may call at . (Goshen and La Porte papers please copy.!

STRAUB—Henrv J. beloved husband of Kathrvn R. Stranb, nassed awav Sundav afternoon, Jan. 26. Funeral services will held at the Wald Funeral Home, Minnie at 17th , Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 28, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment Memorial Park Cemeterv. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral

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TUYTEY—Francis M.. age 82, father of Miss Edith Bannon. Mrs. John R. McCallian of Indianapolis and Mrs. R. A. Ulrey, Vincennes. pissed away Monday. Puneral at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. Illinois at 10th Wednesday, 1: Burial Crown Hill. Friends may cail the chapel after 5 p. m. onday.

WIGAL—Frederick. A., 4902 Hillside Ave. beloved son of- Howard L. and Bernice Mav ‘'Wigal, brother of Earl Eugene. U. . Navv: grandson of Mrs. Vessie Wigal of Lewisville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham-

monds of Indianapolis: 3 y v and Clande Wigal of Paragon, departed this life Saturday. aged 23 vears. Funeral Wednesday, . 29, at Alaska Christian Church. 2 m. Burial Mannon Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at residence. Moore & Kirk service.

ZIMMER Pater, age 56, beloved husband f Fmma: son of Mrs, Louisa Zimmer, Brotha of Otto J. of Akron, John F. of yal Center, Ind.: Georgia E. of Lawrencebure, In and Mrs. Jessie Tangargersville, Ind., passed away Funeral services Tuesday. Jan, p. m, at the ral Home. 1807 Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the funeral home any tim

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