Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1941 — Page 10

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OPTIMISTS TO GET ‘FACTS ON DEFENSE Yoisss explain their current camaign to acquaint the public with

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- LUDLOW LAUDS ECONOMY PLEA

Regrets Nothing Done on Morgenthau’s Request For Billion Cut.

Times Special ' WASHINGTON, June 26.—Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau’s announced desire to cut a billion from regular governmental budgets today was termed “a noble resolve” by Rep. Louis Ludow (D. Ind.), House colleagues that so far it ‘has been ineffective.

As fourth ranking member of the}

House Appropriations Committee Rep. Ludlow took the floor for oné of his frequent economy appeals. “Secretary Morgenthau has stated publicly that a billion dollars a year might be saved in non-defense appropriations, but, generally speaking, the budget estimates that are coming up the Hill show no reductions large enough to be seen with the naked eye,” Rep. Ludlow declared. “If the House gwill create the proposed joint budget committee, it will assist Secretary Morgenthau in his noble resolve to cut the cost of Government. Rep. Ludlow has introduced a bill which would set up this joint budget committee, consisting of 11 members including the Speaker of the House, majority and minority leaders, chairmen and ranking majority and minority members of the

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tions Committees. This would bring together the groups responsible for raising funds with those expending them and they could work out a common plan, he pointed out. “There is absolutely no co-ordi-

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and the appropriating functions of Congress,” Rep. Ludlow concluded. “Each operates as independently as if the other did not exist.”

FREIGHT CARS DERAILED MUNCIE, Ind., Jiine 26 (U.-P.).— Twenty cars of a west-bound New York Central freight train were derailed and wrecked east of Muncie late yesterday, but none of the crew was injured. -

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Bing Crosby. is away this week playing in the’ Pacific States Ama-

teur Golf Tournament in his old home town of Spokane, Wash., and will ‘be replaced on his Music Hall program tonight; WIRE at 8 o'clock, “by movie star Don Ameche. Bing will play under the name of - Harry Lillis Crosby (that’s his real monicker) and hopes that he will not attract as much attention as he did last year when the magic name of Bing attracted .a big gallery which more or less interfered with - his ‘best play. Guests on the Music Hall tonight are -to be Charles Boyer, Josephine Tuminia and Jerry Lester. Don will sing “My Sister and I” and “Green Eyes” and “There Is a

the summer.

: TONIGHT : _7:00—Frank Morgan, WIRE. '7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. 8:00—Music Hall, WIRE. 8:30—Baseball, WIBC. 9:00—Glenn Miller, WFBM. 9:15—Prof. Quiz, WFBM. 10:45—Larry Clinton, WIBC.

Parks Johnson and Wally Butterworth bow out for the summer with their Vox Pop program tonight. After a six-week rest they will return to the Columbia network early in August. : ” » »

Burgess Meredith steps in as master of ceremonies on the We, the People program starting Tuesday. He succeeds Edgar Guest who had a four-week run as substitute for Gabriel Heater who is resting for Rex Beach will be Meredith’s guest on his opening program. We, the People is heard Tuesdays at 8 o'clock over WFBM. o » ”

Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake complete three years on the Blondie

Tavern in the Town” with Connie Boswell.

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The BOUT caused by station changes

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KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to Change):

MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 11

NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1100; WWJ, 950; WMAQ,

WSM, 650. 90; WLS- WENR, 890; KXOK, 1380. 670.

CBS—WABC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840; KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

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: Death Valley Days, the oldest dramatic : half-hour program on the networks will be heard on the Columbia system from 7 to 7:30 p. Thursdays starting next week. Since the first network airing in September, 1930, the program has presented nearly 600 true stories of the old and new West. ‘ 3 “ ” s Abbott and Costello will be back with Charlie McCarthy in the fall. They've signed another 13-week contract. Meanwhile,, “What's My Name?” holds down the Sunday spot during the summer. ” » w The Robin Hood Dell concert will ‘not be heard tonight. on WIBC owing to a conflict with the baseball broadchst. These popular concerts are aired by Mutual each Thursday night from Philadelphia and on occasions when baseball does not conflict WIBC plans to broadcast them.

BILLINGS HOSPITAL GETS MOVIE MACHINE

Times Special "WASHINGTON, June 26 —Billings General Hospital, Ft. Harrison, -is one of 12 Army hospitals where the Red Cross will supply motion picture equipment for the recreational building, the War Department announced today. The equipment will be serviced by the Army Motion Picture Service. Indiana contracts announced by

cluded $18,810 for 38,000 pair of woolen socks awarded to the Mishawaka Rubber & Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka. The Air Corps contracted for $141,203.04 worth of winter flying shoes from the United States Rubber Co., Mishawaka. Army Engineers awarded a $307,705 contract to the Ryan Construction Co., Evansville, for work at the

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THURSDAY, JUNE 26,

140 ENTER SERVICE; 39 ARE OBJECTORS

One hundred and forty Hoosiers were. inducted into Federal sérvice today under the Selective Service

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One hundred and one were we! ducted at Ft. Harrison for one year’s military training while the remaining 39, classified as conscientious ob= jectors, began a year’s civilian serve ice in conservation camps at Lagro, Bluffton and Merom, Ind. Lake County sent 41 men to Ft. Harrison today; Marshall, 20; Morgan, 5; Vanderburgh, 25, and Ver million, 10.

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