Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1941 — Page 6

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THE RADIO

6:00—Johnny Presents, WIRE. 6:30~—First Nighter, WFBM.

" 7:00—~We, the People WFBM.

WIRE. o 8:00—Bob Hope, WIRE.

7:30—Fibber McGee and Molly, | 4

8:30—President Roosevelt, WFBM, WIRE.

Louise King is the nbw vocallst on the Hit Parade, succeeding ‘Bea

canary practice ‘togethér every morning—run up and down the scale in perfect unison. Miss

cessive guest appearances on . the Saturday Night ‘Serenade program sta rt-

son is one of the busiest men. in show business 3 these days.” In Miss Dragonette addition to conducting the Sunday Summer Hour and Coffee Time music he signed this week .to do the music for the screen version of “The Little Foxes” which is to star Bette Davis. . . . Kay Kyser. will be master of ceremonies on June 5 at a $10-per-plate dinner: given by the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, proceeds of which are $o be turned over to the

Sims will- accompany the professor and-do some vocalizing.

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President Roosevelt’s speech tonight, generally regarded as one of the most important of his career, will be broadcast from coast: to coast by all. three networks and short waved across the seas. Locally, WFBM and WIRE will carry the broadcast starting at 8:30 o’clogk.

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Those who sat in on Bob Hawk’s Take It Or Leave It broadcasts at Murat Temple here Sunday night are pretty well agreed that the genjal quiz mentor is-one of the hardest working men in the business. Bob made a hit with the crowds and his little speechpreceding the broadeast- was just in the proper mood and. did much to ease the tension, especially for the contestants. Bob expressed the opinion that he would like to come back and judging from the applause his reappearance here will be welcomed. Consensus was that Indianapolis contestants did very well in answering Bob’s puzzlers. One of the most popular categories was on the Indianapolis Speedway. Two tried’ it and both flunked, one contestant stating that the race started from.a standing start, the other not knowing that each car entered in the race draws down some cash from the Speedway. ‘He thought only the first ten were in the money.

Ezra Stone's biology “temcher” on the Aldrich Family program is his good ‘friend, Keenan Wynn, who is actually only a year olger than Stone.

DRAFT BOARD CLERKS GIVEN CERTIFICATES

The 2500 clerks who handled the Selective Servite registrations “in Marion. County last Oct. 16 without pay have received “honorary certificates” for their service. . They were prepared and mailed’ to the clerks by County Clerk Charles R. Ettinger, who was head of the registration work. “I received an honorary certificate for my work from President Roosevelt and I thought’ it only fair that all the 2500 board ‘clerks should have similar recognition,” he said. “So I had certificates printed: like the one I received and sent them to each board clerk.” -

ASK BETHLEHEM ELECTIONS

PITTSBURGH, May 27 (U.P.).~— The C.I1.0. Steel Workers Organiz-: ing Committee today filed a n with the National Labor Relations Board asking for NLRB elections at six Bethlehem plants employing 15,383 workers to determine the collective bargaining agent.

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Sale of Our Entire Stock Which Includes

1600 BRAND NEW SUMMER HATS

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| nacle tomorrow night, will stage a| _|question and answer program at three Indianapolis radio: stations| °

between 1:50 and 3:45 p. m. to-

Senator Wheeler will speak at WIBC from 1:50 to 3 p. m.; WFBM

~{from 2:45 to 3 p. m., and WIRE {from 3:30 to 3:45 p. m. :

Questions Invited

Indianapolis under the ‘auspices of the local chapter of the America First Committee, is to answer, at his Cadle Tabernacle address, the “Fireside Chat” to- be delivered at 8:30. p.. Mm. tonight by ‘President Roosevelt. : But: before the address. ‘tomorrow night, the public will get a chance to quiz Senator Wheeler on .aims and purposes of the America First Committee and on his general view regarding the war issue.

; Reception Commmittee The public may submit questions

- |today up to midnight to the head-

quarters of the America First Committee, 40 N. Pennsylvania St. Questions may be submitted by phone, wire or mail. = According to the announcement, the headquarters will remain open until t tonight to receive

lquestions to give interested persons

an opportunity to hear the President’s radio talk before submitting questions to the isolationist leader.

Dan. W. Flickinger, World War]

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— Senator Burton K. Wheeler (.| |Mont.), leader of the isolationists, |

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bernacle « Zaring; Waites terline, Indianapoits. magntacturer Shirley, ‘William Fortune, State will introduce Senator Wheeler. Senator Albert J. Beveridge Jr. Senator Wheeler will arrive in In-| Also Mr. and Mrs. Burch Nunley, dianapolis at 8:30 a. m. -America|Ralph Swingley, Glenn Barr, Harry

First Committee workers. will form|T. Toe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Gili, ‘special ‘committee io greet the|{Mrs. Brandt Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Senutor on 1s arval. ‘THe com-/Dan Young, Mrs. J. B. Doyle, Miss mittee will include Mr. Esterline,|Jane Decker, Ross Marquis, John Mr Plickinger, Ms, 54 Mrs, Melle BIPh nq Fred Wellpan.

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