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PLEDGES MEXICAN [end the Uni HELP ON DEFENSE Gen, Camacho and his party, in-

ST AUG n op cluding his wife and children, 0 T Wy GU wor Mi Ne stopped here on a good-will tour of

the United States. speaking for Gen. Maximo Avila] Col. Ordonez said Mexico is

Camacho, brother of Mexico's Presi-| anxious to co-operate in every way dent Manuel Avila, said here today with the United States in defense] that “close reations between Mexico of the Western Hemisphere.

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C. of C. Names Committee For Speedway Lap Prizes

Another sign of spring is the an'nouncement today of the reorgani(zation of the Citizens Speedway Committee to raise lap prize money for the annual 500-mile race at the Speedway. This announcement was made by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, under whose auspices the committee functions, not only to but also to give

of-town race visitors. Last year more than $7000 was contributed for lap prizes hy firms in the automotive industry and Indianapolis business concerns. Many drivers who never have won a race have collected thousands of dollars

in lap prizes.

The committee also provides free | maps to be distributed to str angers | by taxi drivers, traffic policemen,

rators, filling station attendants,

i drug store clerks and others of the

courtesy patrol.

Carl H. Wallerich is committee | M. Bowes and |

chairman. Robert William L. Schloss are vice chair-

men and Samuel Mueller of the Chamber staff, is secretary. Other

members of the committee are: E. Park Akin, Lyman S. Ayres, |E. W. Benson, Frank I. Binford, J. M. Bloch, Meier S. Block, C. B. Borman, Charles E. Bowes, BE. J. Breech, E. C. Burkert, Joseph E. Cain, Charles W. Chase, R. D. Collins, Ray F. Crom, George Cunningham, Ross Davis, Ralph H. Edgerton, J. E. Fehsenfeld, Walter R. Foltz, H. H. Gerrard, H. A. Hall, Harry S. Hanna, Roy E. Hickman, A. F. Hook, W. G. Holabird and H. M. Jones.

Katz, C. 1. Kenney,

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| city firemen, streetcar and bus op- | Pritchard, A. J. Randall, Charles A. |

Reeve, Paul Q. Richey, James S.| Rogan, P. E. Rupprecht, Harry Speyer Jr., Alex Taggart Jr. Townsend, George Vonnegut, Wadlow,

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7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. 7:00—~Cities Service Concert, WIRE. :30—Information Please, WIRE. :00—Johnny Presents, WFBM, :30—Playhouse, WFBM, 8:30—Everyman’s Theater, WIRE, 9:00—Wings of Destiny, WIRE. 9:30—Alec Templeton, WIRE, 9:30—Al Pearce, WFBM, Elsa Lanchester today faced an extremely busy week-end.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1941

RADIO IS READY FOR DIAL SHIFTS

Frequency Changes to Go in Effect Tomorow; 802 Stations Included.

WASHINGTON, March 28 (U. P.). --More than 800 of the nation’s radio stations today made final engineering tests before shifting places on the dial in conformance with the North American radio broadcasting agreement to eliminate interference, The agreement, signed hy the United States, Canada, Mexico and Cuba, will become effective at 3 a. m. tomorrow, 4 Engineers of the Federal Com. munications Commission expected the changes to eliminate or minimize much radio interference now experfenced. Powerful Mexican border stations that interfered with reception in this country will be forced off the air.

The generally uniform shift will affect 802 of the 893 standard broadcast, stations in this countrv. Stations now received above the 730kilocycle marking on the dial wil! he » heard at slightly different points usually higher.

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New frequencies in Indianapolis will be: WFBM, 1260 kilocycles; WIRE, 1460; WIBC, 1070; the new station, WISH, not yet on the air, has been assigned 1310. Other stations popular in this area will be WLW, 700; and the other Cincinnati station, WSAI, 1360; in Chicago, WGN will be 710; WMAQ, 670, and WENRWLS, 890. WAVE of Louisville will be 970, and the other station there, WHAS, 840. Other Indiana stations will be: Anderson, WHBU, 1240. Evansville, WGBF, 1280; WEOA, 1400. Elkhart, WTRC, 1340, Ft. Wayne, WOWO, 1190; 1450. Hammond, WJOB, 1230; WHIP, 1520. Kokomo, WKMO, 1400. Muncie, WLBC, 1340. New Albany, WGBC, 1340, South Bend, WSBT, 960. Terre Haute, WBOW, 1230, Richmond, WKBYV, 1490. Vincennes, WAOV, 1450. West Lafayette, WBAA, 920,

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| On Sunday at 12:30 p. m. she will appear with five British refugee] children in a quiz program broad-| cast on the Columbia network for | Bundles for Britain. In between Miss Lanchester be performing her daily stint starring in the Broadway “They Walk Alone.” Miss Lanchester has appeared with her husband in several stage High Sc Odditorium productions and in the movies, KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change): “The Beachcomber” and The MUTUAL-—-WOR, 110; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850 Private Life of Henry VIIL” 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; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1000; WBBM, 1770. Abbott and Costello,

scored a hit in recent Hollywood | movies, become regular members of the Charlie McCarthy-Edgar Bergen | program starting Sunday. The comedy team will have its own spot on the program, but in {addition sponsors are hoping that Costello and Charlie will work up a |feud that will rival the famous one between W. C. Fields and Charlie, Charlie Chaplin is quoted as saying recently that Abbott and Costello are about the best to hit Hol- | ' auspices of the

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ALBANY, Ga. March 28 (U. P). s. Franklin D. Roosevelt believes “we must aid Great Britain in keeping the lanes of the oceans open.” She did not amplify on the state- — ‘ment in a speech before the Albany xcept to say such aid welfare of

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