Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1941 — Page 16
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St ate Township Trustees Say Present System of Certification Best.
~The Indiana Township Trustees ‘Association has adopted a resolution protesting the State Welfare Department’s plan to transfer the “work of certifying WPA workers from the Unemployment Relief Commission to the county welfare 2 ments. - Hig : The executive committee of the | association, meeting yesterday at the Claypool Hotel, declared that the transfer would “slow up” operations “and cost the taxpayers more money. Henry Mueller, Center Township ; , said certification work éould be handled by a skeleton staff under the Unemployment Relief on better than by county ‘Welfare departments.
. Economy Now Stressed
“We can get faster and more ecohomic service under the present arrangement,” he said. The trustees suggested that $300,000 appropriation by the 1941 Legislature for operation of the Unemployment Relief Commission be Spread among a small staff of the Commission to continue the work. Thurman Gottschalk, state wel- * fare director, explained that the transfer of certification work was | planned principally as an economy measure.
WPA Rolls Decrease
« “WPA rolls in most Indiana communities have decreased to such an extent that the work of certifi-
¢ation of workers can easily be handled by county welfare departments—thus saving operating expenses of the unemployment relief commisison,” he said. | However, Mr. Gottschalk said the transition: of the work would be done gradually, probably taking about a year to re-establish the service under welfare departments. Also he said the certification work not. be transfered in the more vily populated counties because of heavier operations in those places. He said Marion County certification would continue to be done by the unemployment relief machinery, 3 ¥
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Week-end radio dio listening: SPORTS : The annual Notre Dame-Army football classic is scheduled for two Indianapolis stations tomorrow with two top-flight announcers handling the play-by-play description. Ted Husing, veteran Columbia reporter, will make his 17th consecutive broadcast of the game on WFBM. Bill Stern, NBC director of sports, will handle the game on WIRE. Both stations will go on the air at 12:30 p. m. WIBC. 4nd' WISH will broadcast the account of the Indiana-Iowa game. Both will begin at 1:45 p.m. When Fritzi Zivic, ex-welterweight champion, and Ray Robinson, Negro lightweight, meet tonight in Madison Square Garden the blow-by-blow description will be broadcast.on WIBC beginning at 9 o'clock.
SPEAKER: Wayne oy liaison officer in the Office of Emergency Management, will address the Indiana State Conference of Social Workers tonight in the Claypool Hofel. The address will be broad-
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DEBUT: Dinah Shore, who just three years ago was surrounded by text books at Vanderbilt University; becomes the first radio songstress with % two major Tet work programs Sunday when she begins her own show on the NBC - Blue network and WISH Named : the “outstand- ; RE ing vocal dis- Miss Shore covery of 1940,” Miss Shore already is~ a star on Eddie Cantor's “Time to Smile” show. She will have her boss beside her as guest when she makes her debut on ‘Sunday’s show.
QUIZ: Clifton Fadiman should have his hands full on “Information Please” tonight when Groucho Marx, minus his phony mustache, drops in to upset the board of experts on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock. Deems Taylor will make his 19th
ge! on a detective play with and: his gang tonight on WFBM 9:30 o'clock. Tonight also will a new “regular” to the She is 24-year-old Margaret Len hart, . a singer who had her own program on a Spokane station last year. She appeared as a guest on the show Oct. 17. , . . Milton Berle and Charles Laughton doubtless will have plenty of laughs for all lis-
“The Tell Tale Heart.” The tale, written by Edgar Allan Boe, is the story of a murderer with a guilty conscience. The broadcast is scheduled for WIBC at 8:30 p. m. 8 8 8 SPECIAL: Mutual and WIBC will broadcast the premiere of Paramount’s new film, “Birth of the Blues,” tonight from New Orleans at 10:30 o'clock. Several Hollywood personalities, including Patricia Morison, Donna Drake, Chester Morris, Basil = Rathbone, Ruggles, Buddy Clark and Preston Foster, are scheduled to be on. hand for the broadcasts. # 8 1 DRAMA: Charles Martin tonight presents Madeleine Carroll and Burgess Meredith in “My Favorite Wife” on his playhouses program on WFBM at 8 o'clock. . , . Donald Crisp, veteran Hollywood star, will star in an original drama, “The Piper’s Tune,” tonight on the Kate Smith show. Miss Smith also will present Ed Gardner (Archie of Duf-
@|fy’s Tavern) and Hi, Lo, Jack and # |the Dame, novelty vocal group on ii | the program which will be Broncesst
on WFBM at 7 o'clock. . The “tough guy” element will "prevail on the “Screen Guild Theatre” Sunday when Edward G. Robinson and Humphrey Bogart appear with Marsha Hunt in “The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse.” The show is scheduled for WFBM at 6:30 p. Miyaie “Glamour Boy” is the title of the “Hollywood Premiere” show at. 9 p. m. Sunday on the same station, with Jackie Cooper and Susanna Foster in the leading roles. , . « Helen Hayes received special permission by cable from London to present James M. Barrie's celebrated story “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals” on the “Helen Hayes Theatre” at 9:30 p. m. Sunday on
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; ———— DOCTOR MAY TESTIFY VINCENNES, Oct. 31 (U. P)— Dr. Paul B. Arbogast, Knox County coroner, was expected to testify in his own defense today on charges of filing false medical claims against the Vincennes Township Poor Relief Fund. Dr. Arbogast is on trial on two grand jury indictments.
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