Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1941 — Page 27

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1941 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7

FARM ’ oO N T F R D O HALLECK LEADS printed Jatier as propagands, and |sorship,” Rep. Halleck said, “but DR. SPENCER TO SPEAK H A “attempted to exercise far reaching undoubtedly there are some good : Al control over radio commentators, reasons for the fears that have been Dr. William G. Spencer, president ” ” ” ” ”

even to suggesting to some that the | expressed. of Franklin College, will speak at

TONIGHT : Government did not approve off «Censorship may be applied in|the annual banquet of the Business 00—Big Town, WFBM. THIS EVENING ps Harper . ER different ways. It all has to do| Men's Bible Class of Central Avenue 00—Tony Martin, WIRE. (The Indlanadolls TIMES 18 Not responsible fof INAGCURACISS (I OTOGIAM aie “There 1s nothing in this bill that | with the suppression or distortion Methodist Church at the church a; ’ an ; nouhcement caused by station changes after press time.) would specifically authorize or per-|of the true facts which the Amer-| " 1:30Dr. Christian, WFBM. ris mit the President to establish cen-lican people should have.”

Backs Bankhead in Giving| S:00—Fred Allen, WFBM. TEARS | RBIS | w@WliEee | REVIE® [Castigates Office of Fellow a

7 : 8:00—Eddie Cantor, WIRE. Xe aa & TS aa 100 Per Cent Parity 8:30—Mr. District Attorney, WIRE. 15 Wheeler Mission Lone omer Norman oes Tohe Journey Hoosier In House Figures.

| | ) 3 a ob D s ack Armst [ 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE. a Your Information | Dick R Josh Higgins JuoR Armstrong | | | {

Friday night,

e eed 3 Scattergood Beautiful Life Midstream Debate 9:30—Col. Donovan, WENR. 0 Waltz Time Dessa Byrd Whiszer Superman . 0 Hons oe Rewa™ ey Ron hina Dhl ones WASHINGTON. M h 26 (U.P) yneopa J re ‘ , ky. fi Forbes Easy Aces Tom Mix Lowell Thomas . : rare W,

ra andy Fred Warne \Besy Aces Fred Waring —It was Hoosier against Hoosier in

Amos and anny s usinessmen Only | Lost rson Richard Himber 5 \ Meet Mr, Meek Dick Reed Jollan Bentley Cavalcade the House debate yesterday over Meet Mr. Meek _ | Inside Sports Frazier Hunt Cavalcade President Roosevelt's request for

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WASHINGTON. March 26 (U oe P)--The American Farm Bureau! Col. W. J. (Wild Bill) Donovan, famed World War hero, is to be ear onight over WENR at 9:15. behind a bill by Senator John H BEANS a oupn) recently returned io Bankhead (D. Ala.) to give cotton, | the U. 8. after a tour of European wheat, rice and tobacco farmers, war zones as military observer for Col. Frank Knox, Secretary of War.

Federation threw its support today

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Senator Bankhead's Bill was ap-! g. ' Aha ND A are X all 104A i < a ‘ g ming \ N a h $ 3 5 . roved by 13 nbers of the Sen- Cretatnty change Comune ol Taten S Army Kay Kvser Authors’ Playhouse | Kay Kyser the bill. The other Hoosier was P 3 MEMDHErSs 01 tht BENE! 99 on radio's “moving day,” James 1 hin Kirby Kav Kvser Doctors at work Kay Kyser Lowell Mellett, head of the office ate Agriculture Committee -all that | Fly. chairman of the Federal Com- | portsman’'s Show | Kay Kyser Doctors at Wor! Kav Kyser which Rep Halleck feared mi ht Were present—yesterday While the munications! $0.00 Gilbert Forbes Dick Reed 10 O'Clock Final [Peter Grant : nigh Senate Agriculture Appropriations " hd 10:13 Sportsco Answer Man 10 O'Clock Fina Music in the Night | become an agency of censorship. Hy : \Rad y . commission 3 orl de Jordan Workshop i ‘Clock Fina Don Caballero : Subcommittee struggled with an probably is just 5 Jerr ral Jordan Workshop [10 ock Final Don Caballero Mr. Halleck is from Rensselaer; MN 3 yr arm 1h fay fhe 9 : t . i . - — SS—— — ™ reini——. | ——— - a » " iY ves a oe he fan wi Sly Mig ; k: the man to give| 11:00 Walter Gross Muste You want | Globe Trotter Rav Noble Mr. Mellett was born at Elwood, fiscal vear, carrving $212.000000 in R RP hE : 1:15 Gross Musie You \Van 1 arris Rav Noble a +") ‘eSSM ; : . MEY © Co ! tne miormanon; 11:30 Jos rand Musie You Want Joe Randers Moon River I'he Congre ssman did the talking, patil : payments vou mav desire | 11:45 Jose Morand Jack Russell Joe Sanders Moon River but Mr. Mellett won the argument Inder Senator Bankhead's plan, a % i NEY a *

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Southern Senators who have come led change. Radio engineers plained for vears that cotton grow- [throughout the country will go to ers were either merely on sub- Work on the transmission systems sistence levels or below it im-|in the early morning hours of mediately announced support, de- | March 28 and by the time stations | spite well-authenticated reports open for business evervthing is exthat President Roosevelt and Agri- (pected to be in readiness | culture Secretary Claude A. Wick-{ ap opportunity is to be given ara of Indiana oppose 1b. fauring the program for local sta-| ei Talor BanRhee Wo Ses tions to make announcements re-|-24 ib : garding their future channels parity because during hearings it was revealed that the majority of | corn growers do not want to make their product too expensive. i fects T95 of the nations 883 staSupport came for the 100 per cent | tions I'he changes are being made parity proposal from President Bd- under ‘the provisions of the agree-| ward A O'Neal of the Farm Bureau, ment drawn up at the North Amer- | who told the appropriations sub-|lcan Regional Radio Conference

participating in the administration’s|§ FY tt : APOL. rea gg ] \ i RY 3 addres ride INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINNATR “he itie i Eh ) agriculture program would be ine ; Soun $ Rigid WERA 1330 WIRE | 1400 WIBC 1050 TW Tog Charlges Politics : ; \ SA : . » resent levels ight at 6:15 « ‘BS Net.) . \ : Fo ? ? bil} creased above present levels until \y | C83 Ne Rep. Halleck said the “actual ac- : ; en : & er the same relative income, in of the National Early Birds | European News | Breakfast Jam Time to Shine trast to the “innocuous and harm- 4 tt] : tl J MAN-TAILORED SUITS: 5 News Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Consumers “First, last and all the time,” he the time appro-| ‘ N , Yo On Wit The Goldb 15 MYs, Farrell New in With Musie e Goldbergs sideration of this agency. It is used : : : and pastel cheviots in classicew 30 Stepmother Ellen Rapdoioh Lester Hun Ellen Randolph

full parity is reached. parity being the Red and| g3p Barly Birds Dawn Patrol Devotional Ne wk soem ahd n Early Birds Musical Clock Breakfast Jam less objectives stated.” terms of purchasing power, as he Broadcasting Co ; A distinctive group of Sou ‘mn Sens J S w date Boing the ave : . Southern Senators Lend Support (priate. being the eve of the sched- | Farrell Knights of Road | Band Sy agon Kitty Keene 00 Kathleen Norris | Houseboat Hannah | Melodie Moments | Houseboat Hannab | intelligence service and propaganda 10g Ea ak VER ig tailored lines. 2 '8 : 3 ; ¢ 3 . b i5 Song Shop Guiding Light Tropical Musie Woman in White | New Deal propaganda. Some of the : 3 : TR } Ne 00 Mary Lee Tavior [Man I Married Friendly House Man I Married state officers are engaged in political ii 2 Wal d 115 Martha Webster | Against Storm Friendly House Arainst Storm activities of the most brazen kind.” : 3 © TEE \ ft + al \ §

ws : y i the price required t ve the farm Blue networks! 6:45 Early Birds Market Reports Organlogue Unannounced tivities” of the agency were in coni Ii requirea to fl tne fax - - ov G : Eariv Birds Musical Clock Breakfast Jam Boone County received in the 1910-1914 period James L. Fly This will make | WS p— CR — Dy Le ast al ; Bo i : i wa . : Mark Time Musical Clock News Roundun Aunt Jenny said, “politics is the primary con- ER Snes in . mannish-striped worsteds Church Hymns Fdward McHugh Devotiona Linda's Love by the Administration as a gigantic 15 Mvrt and Maree | Bachelors Children] Walta Music machine to prepare and distribute 30 Big Sister Road of Life Public Library Road of Life

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45 Aunt Jenny David Harum On the Mall Happiness Mr. Halleck read a list of the 0 Kate Smith Singin’ Sam Community Hall Suldine Light agency's annual expenditures to 0 Helen Trent Homemakers Off the Record ews show that they were always higher 5 Gal Sunday Homemakers Bov Greets Girl | Farm Hour in election years. He said that in Melodie Strings Markets. Weather | Mid-Dav News Farm Hour 1938 the office “conducted an ex-

5 Gilbert Forbes Farm Hands Meloday Farm Dreamers’ Songs , ; . Farm Circle Reporter Checker Board Editor's Daughter | leTSive campaign to sell the Wage 5 Farm Circle Dick Reed Meet the Bus Tony Wons Hour Act to the people.

100 Dr. Malone Indpls, Today Matinee Musicale Church Hymns la - i : f 1 He b '18 Jovee Jordan Linda's Love Matinee Musicale | Grimm's Daughter Claims Franking Abuse He : $4 58 Editor's Daughter Wildwood Church | Valiant Lady hab ‘ “ ; : i Home of the BRrave| Betty and Bob A-Z in Novelty Light of World This, he said, was “only another & } : EE a aa a —_- illustration of the bureaucratic dis- i + AR) ! ' fh SE of 3

Mary McBride | Mary Marlin Master Singers | Mary Marlin 5 Song Treasury Maw Perkins Jerry Sears Maw Perkins regard of the will of Congress.”

chool of Air Pepper Young Concert Pepper Young oie 4 | ! C 0 n Al y ~ " Vv v lr . Ow 3 £8 3 y 4 . De rapa A | I ar i, SRE GA |ViPihe'Side [SOR | VioWha dade | Rep. Halleck said Mr. Mellett re-| | LEH SERS 4 f'B 1 £1 SPORT COATS: Greet the CRU caged by senator Rich- phi ES | Portia Blake Backstage Wite Variety Theater Backstage Wife signed from the Scripps-Howard i en 4 Sie 8 J Spring in high le..Y MY russel] 1. Ja) thas a The Havana treaty laid out al Hitton House Ente Tames Rennest Rhea ter Toa Dallas Newspapers in 1937 “presumably be- § : ; ‘ LOB ERE p g 1 igh style.: You would cost about $1,124000,000 an- complete radio frequency map for | Masterworks Widder Brown Request Time Beautiful Life cause of his disagreement with their NE be 2) : oR will appreciate the excepnuaiiy Senator Russell is seeking the entire continent hus eliminat-| TET TTT . ‘ re Lamar Huai TR od de oI { i 3 : : : pr t nt nt, tl in: 0 Masterworks Girl Alone Rhvthm Roundup | Small Town editorial opposition to the Presi- : aE . to boost a $212000.000 parity pay-|ing the causes of annoving inter-| 4:13 Camp Fire Girls |Lone Journey Rhvthm Roundup | Lone Journey dent's court packing plan.” The ; ) tional value of these smart

Mant stem iv tha } 11 4 x i . 30 Your Information | Dick Reed Rhvthm Roundup Jack Armstrong ; 3 <3 . . nen item In the 1942 bill to $450,- ference between stations in dif- 13 Scattercood | Beautiful Lite Odditorium News Mellett office, Mr. Halleck charged, § | Sh sport coats in tweeds, plaids 000 000 ferent countries | 1 : LS F §

| withheld information requested by 4 : NG | od American farmers as a Whole | moi most listeners the change will KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): oe He A Li Connie, 1 ; eo Ul PS and fleeces—box and fitted have never favored the use of the | mean merely iat the Will NE MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKO, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 |, concerning its activities, and in ! Lh : oop models strike in agriculture, but the pres- their favorite vations e ta hs . CH NBC-BLUE--WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160 WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. 1938 “was engaged in that infamous § \ ri . ent situation. unless corrected. can- Pe stations a few points| NBC-RED-—-WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 820; WMAQ, 670. purge.”

t fail th drive them th deswerate (DIBHEr on the dials. Those having a WW : 750; A 20; 0980; WBBM : re 3 ; > 7 yy Sot ul i Mg NS rT ho Spa 'e push button sets, however, may have GBS WHO: 540; WIR, 0; WHAS 1; IMOX, uso; Wes, Tie. Its Colorado branch office, he D RB k & & 3 % i : NO EXTRA rai Mr. O'Neal told the com- said, franked out at Government : CHARGE

* rd ll iv Fre , nittee ™h vZworican tay . (0 Call In the repair man . : i 4 mittee, The hy 2 Symes, id Commissioner Mv ic to be ints Hoosier Goings On expense thousands of copies of an 4 FOR area UL "never su - n SSiot S (0 ¢ niro- i i i ite’ | ( | \ editorial in William Allen White's ee eo o A wide se- ‘ CREDIT!

ing degraded to the status of peas- duced by Niles Trammell, president aki pes : : , ! oi antry and bare subsistence farm- Of the National Broadcasting Com- i / Ewnpos a Kas Oresette, Inugrsing lection of ‘Spring-con- | "* 45¢ down; 50c a week t Atk continuance of the reciprocal trade . §a h = [ scious, rayon dresses de- ‘fl OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 }

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Warns of Strikes treaty program which was then beRg ate oki Laas | £ 4 8 oe ; fore Congress facing Republican signed in smart prints Mr. O'Neal's figures showed that An orchestra of soldiers from Trucker Doubts New Castle S Sincerity; opposition, i | and color variations for the arity situation in th HB bs his q a, . DaJiLy Sita on 1 bE five basic ' Ft. Harrison is to appear on to- Ri hi 4 H 'P ' f I+ B kf $l Denies Work Is Useful sheer figure flattery. O« ag les Was as follows in Janu- night's defense program sponsored ichian en ays or s reakias ary, 1 by the Indianapolis Junior Cham- Mr. Halleck said a special comWr Seine A os cents Perper of Commerce, WFBM at 9:15 By FRANK WIDNER mittee appointed by the President 79 ak ushel, or 64 per cent of EY: Th + bx bach ’ > : { wev (rover . 2) Orn. 36 coirrs + 68 wo My PE This starts a new series which will THE DRIVER OF A TRUCK involved in an accident at the edge | '0 Serve) Governinent sens hee 4 - $ Bi cents of 8 oF ae iy combine musical entertainment| of New Castle will tell you never to believe in signs jound die ol cS Peviorme no vita \ Nis or « i cen cout furnished by the soldiers and inter- : . | 1Y us un ons. 545 cents per pountl or 60 Per CENt: [views with rwrwnituet: watiomat te His truck turned over after the collision and rolled against a sign. Through it, he asserted, “Govern= : tobacco, from 79 to 155 cents per aS NE minent national de-| qne driver pulled himself from the wreck to find that police were |... El ay brazenly devoted V4 Ww. WASHINGTON ST. HOTEL pound or 32 to 92 per cent oy es a ive Bu Nn Lanaday; gaypesting him on a charge of failing to stop for a preferential high- |, political activities.” He said that oe ’ tins Sy continues as rviewer hl 5 54 One of Mr. O'Neal's tables pur- way tit had used radio, the movies and ported to show that although the 4 4 4% He surveved the wrecked truck - ee

Since 1913, work shirts cost him jet, will bring fights staged by Mike| ad "New , Castle Welcomes 28 per cent more: overalls, 39|Jacobs and his Twentieth Century] YOu.” per cent; men's suits, 47 per cent; Sporting Club to local li steners “ - 8

women's shoes. 53 per cent: com-|after June 1. Mutual has signed a THEY TELL THIS one about

mon nails, 74 per cent; axes, S8Tlcontract with Mike calling for ex-| five-year-old Joanna Parker down |f= he —— ' per cent; hand saws, 78 per cent: |qlysive broadcasting rights of fights| in Richland. TN oli ore 4 an Cl der More 1 an j res] 1 ! spoke-tooth harrows, 76 per cent;lat Madison Square Garden, the It seems that Joanna has a pet 3 LTR . . and corn planters, 111 per cent. lGarden Bowl, Yankee Stadium and| hen that comes up to the door R

Secretary Wickar ) p i ecretary Wickard was disclosed | jacobs boxing promotions in arenas| of the house each morning. The to have told the committee re-

carding the Bankhead bill that the |OUtSide of New York state hen pecks on the door, is let in : NY ae NA. » . two “crit Tops” are cot C. A. McLaughlin, WIBC man-| 2nd then proceeds to a nesting - TEE CE EE 3 roger S cn cray 1S ot

farmers income has plummeted] WIBC, as the local Mutual out<| and the sign nearby, The sign ; KROGER TH

critical crops” are cotton and . . eo ter it ink wheat. as corn. tobacco and rice |22er. says WIBC will carry all im- place under the kitchen sink, ay Ly bs : rar tin) ie hrokdracle And they say every morning portant Mutual sports broadcasts : :

growers apparently are in “good | the hen deposits a nice brown egg

sna ; \ ; : BR he ‘ hg oe Wickard po t out th yy 3 = in the nest for Joanna's break- | 3 : Mr ickard pointed out that ; , ’ . : ; n . Kathryn rney Garten, Hoosier| fast. SRE ‘there is more wheat in the world]... i Turhe) iaaren Ho SHEE : Wo today than the world has ever seen | omatist, has been signed for a #© 5 8 ; la ull? Ql AL a N 1 > & 3 . before. During the last war, we of broadcasts over WFBM An Attica woman ran out of : : E45. YEE f on \ {She will be hear ach Tuesday Fw isiti p 5 RT had to feed Italy and France. ‘This 1 be eard each 'Tuesda money while visiting in Elkhart RN

dme. Canada has enough wheat | Thursday and Saturday at noon,| last week. on hand to take care of British starting April 1 She reported her trouble to requirements for a couple of years! - is She police whe in YHFA oiled ithout wer cron.” the sheriff's office. One o e ey oD OWN-A-HOME CLUB deputies sent a message over i TO MEET MONDAY the police radio to Goshen, EASTER SPECIAL There, the call was transmitted

Railroadmen’s Federal Savings & to the Indiana State Police.

HATS Loan Association Own-A-Home Sav- Pp Betincd the husband of o ings Club will meet at 7:45 p. m. S wiles pig

Cleaned & blocked Monday in the Gold Room of the an =a cash & carry with Fas . this ad. Limited Hotel Washington There is a lot of mail pours time Discussing how to obtain good| ing into Franklin these days that J EAGLE construction will be George R. Popp| will never be delivered Cleaners Dyers Jr, Indianapolis building commis- One of those ?“chain letter” DR. 1059 507 Virginia Ave. sioner, and Fermor S. Cannon, Rail-| fads that strikes in the state “HRETRRETITRTERITR. roadmen’s president ever so often now is being car n — - sm ———— ——— . ried on through postcards. (Maybe it's to fave money.) The sender claims that towels, washrags and aprons will pour into the housewife’'s home by the dozens if she follows the instruetions However, there's a law against | the “chain letter” business and | it isn't difficult for the postmas- | ter to spot the fad when those postcards start rolling in with the instructions printed on them,

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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 26 —Maj. Edward S. Furnish of Ft Benjamin Harrison has been named to the staff of the Indiana Uni- Wi b d d h d b y ‘ / versity military department, Col. i t t f th t F h John F. Landis a today. i S C u y C r S C m d nn c e n e rr c ce dd 5 res ’ Col. Landis also announced that | the I. U. Pershing Rifle team has | just completed a tour of the south, | defeating Kentucky, Georgia Tech

sng Missison: nie Celiege 1m The “old order” of being forced to accept aged beef — beef | Maj. Furnish was principal of TENDERAY SPEEDS UP NATURAL TENDERING that's been allowed to hang to induce tenderness while

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returning . . « or taking life x schools 12 years. aud Was connected : & The long, diligent search by food scientists for a scientific easy at EE Bond & Lillard oo with the State Department of Edu- 4 TIMES, OUTMODES WASTEFUL AGEING, CON T i is D i KH AY method Be tendering fresh beef and retaining EXTRA

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Ns ra | THE WORLD'S ONLY GOVERNMENT PATEN- fashioned methods, these womer had no choice but aged SH beef, because ordinary fresh beef is very seldom tender.

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