Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1941 — Page 14

Jamestown Christian Church will

JAMESTOWN CHURCH "TO HOLD FESTIVAL

Times Special JAMESTOWN, Ind., Oct. 2—The 12 : annual fall festival of the

be held tomorrow and Saturday in the White Front Building on Main St. Chicken dinners will be served each noon and there will be fish frys each night. Donated articles will be auctioned Saturday night at 8 o'clock.

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The Mutual Broadcasting System celebrates its seventh anniversary as a radio network tonight with a special broadcast from 8:15 to 9 o'clock. The system was first formed of four stations, Oct. 2, 1934, and now boasts 175 affiliates. 8 #8 =z Bing Crosby isn’t due back on the “Music Hall” program until the end of the month, but tonight he will send his best wishes via his sister-in-law. —beautiful Florence George. Miss George, who is married to Bing’s brother, Larry Crosby, is

cinema favorites, Melvyn Douglas and Jackie Coop- Florence George er. | Mr. Douglas undoubtedly will take over the laugh part of the show with Mr. Ameche and Jerry Lester while Miss George will be the featured guest soloist. Jackie Coop-

ON THE RADIO

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7:00—Service With Smile, WISH. 7:30—Duffy’s Tavern, 8:00—Major Bowes, WFBM. 8:00—Music Hall, WIRE. 8:15—China Relief, WISH.

9:00—Cugat Review, WIRE.

for the drums in John Scott Trotter's orchestra. Connie Boswell, the Music Maids and Ken Carpenter complete the cast. # 8 2 - Prank Fay, who opens his own show on the CBS network this month, drops in on Archie tonight to find out what ‘the latest is at “Duffy’s Tavern” on WFBM at 7:30 o'clock. The Tavern regulars will be on hand to provide the mirth and and music, including, of course, Old Man Duffy’s insistent phone ringing. 2 2 8 A mass meeting to be broadcast for the United China Relief is scheduled for WISH and the NBCBlue network at 8:15 o'clock tonight. ; Among the speakers expected to take part are Wendell Willkie, Dr.

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who has been allegedly “missing” for some time, will return to the

“Coffee Time” program tonight at 7 o'clock on WIRE. It will be the fifth season for Baby Snooks (Fanny Brice) on the series. . 2 8s 8 = The story of Zoe Gayton, who bet|

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Rumor has it that Baby Snooks,

AT STATE HOUSE

Loitering.

A stand at which soft drinks, candy, gum, tobacco and ice cream will be sold was .opened today on the first floor of° the State House by Roy Lanham, 401 W. 32d St. a blind man. : This stand is to replace the lunch counter on the second floor, which was ordered closed recently by

$2000 and a year’s contract that she} Governor Schricker - because he

would walk from San Francisco to New York to clinch a job, will be

told by the Old Ranger in “Death

Valley Days” on WFBM 7 o'clock tonight. According to the story, Zoe made the trip between Aug. 27, 1890 and March 27, 1891. 2 = “Service. with a Smile,” a halfhour program which will present talent discovered in -the country’s Army, Navy and Marine camps, will bow in on the NBC-Blue network and WISH at 7 o'clock: tonight. The program will scout the military encampments, with Jim Covert taking over the job as radio’s first military talent scout. Garry. Moore, star of NBC’s “Club Matinee,” will be the master-of-ceremonies. Tonight’s show will originate from Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

NAZI-LIKE SALUTE TO FLAG ABANDONED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.)— Henceforth capital school children will use the regulation U. S. Army

salute in the daily pledge of allegiance to the flag. ; The Board of Education voted to abandon the Nazi-like, arm-extend-ed salute which has been used. Asked if the arm-extended salute was abandoned because of its similarity to the Hitler greeting, Superintendent of Schools Frank C. Ballou said: “draw your own conclusions.” :

said employees loitered too much at the tables. . : The second floor stand, operated by M. J. Stewart, is to close this week-end. : In accordance with the Governor’s request, no sandwiches or plate lunches will be sold at the new stand. : The Governor gave Mr. Lanham the privilege of opening the stand on the recommendations of State Blind School officials. The State will defive no rent for the stand since there is no provision existing in any law whereby any portion of the State House can be rented for any purpose.

7000 ACRES OF GRAIN AND 15 HOMES BURN

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2 (U. P.). —A fire that swept 7000 acres of wheat and barley in Southern Solano and Napa Counties destroyed at least 15 homes and hundreds of head of cattle and still was burning over an 18-mile front. Arson was suspected in the blaze which. already has caused $500,000 damage. : Fire department officials said there was a “possible” loss of life but they could not determine for several hours when they hoped to have the fire controlled. A 50-mile wind, coupled with extremely low humidity, caused a series of brush and forest fires through Northern California.

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By DAVID M. NICHOL TP hn A RR BERN, Oct. 1—Factual details about the crisis in former Czechoslovakia are still largely unavailable but the replacement of Baron Constantin von Neurath as Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia by Reinhard Heydrich, righthand man to Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler, appears to mark the end of one of the earliest Nazi experiments in the administering of occupied territories. The Tribune of Lausanne forecasts increasing repressions among the Czech people while the death sentence given to former Presiident Eduara Benes’ friend Gen.

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stand the Czech hatred. Baron von Neurath represented those favoring a gloved hand, if it is possible to so describe any of the Nazi policies. State Secretary Karl Hermann Frank efficiently handled the sterner persuasion methods. The iron fist is now apparently to be applied with both hands instead of one.

The German press so far has

made only brief references to Baron von Neurath’s request to leave his post for reasons of health and Heydrick’s substitution. Gen. Elias’ arrest is mentioned in one paragraph

of a second page item.

An unobtrusive item declared that

5438 searches and checks were made

n Fist fo Resentful Seek to Divert Wealth to German Machine

by the price control authorities in |

732 Bohemian communities from

Sept. 15 to 21, as a result of which 308 persons (or about 5 per cent ‘of those investigated) were accused of hoarding, price-jumping and other crimes. Czech farmers are also refusing to co-operate. In Kaldno, outside Praha, according to Der Neue Tag of Praha, Nazi officials declared that cattle, particularly hogs, had not been registered in adequate numbers and said that a Gestapo search of a single community disclosed 25 pigs withheld. Owners in the region were given 24 hours to correct their fige

ures, otherwise they were subject to"

search and confiscation. :

Alois Elias, who had been serving as premier of the Protectorate, un-

enough to indicate the seriousness with which the Nazis view the situation. The Neue Zuercher Zeitung (Zurich) says that Berlin officials, however, have given the impression that the unrest is confined to small circles and not supported by-the majority of the Czech people. No changes in the protectorate’s legal status are contemplated, it says. The protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia has served largely as a laboratory for developing the techniques subsequently applied to other areas conquered by the German armies, although it is impossible yet to speak of any general administrative system. Differences are distinguishable in éach occupied and annexed territory. The aims of the Nazi Government in the protectorate are two: 1. To “persuade” the Czechs to accept their German-decreed position in the Reich and the New Order. . 2. To drain off Czech wealth and industrial potential into the arteries of the German war machine and economy. From the account in a Czech newspaper, the German disappointment in the second economic phase might be the basis for emergency rule. x The persuasion process had a dual aspect. Despite the repressions, closed universities and economig trustees, many Germans: believed that the Czechs were relatively well

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