Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1941 — Page 9

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Vice President Henry A. Wallace and Lynn U. Stambaugh, national - commander of the American Legion, will broadcast tonight. Mr. Wallace will speak before the 61st annual meeting of the Academy of Political Science in the grand ballroom of Hotel Astor in New York, He will be introduced by Henry R. Luce, chairman of Time, . Inc, and will speak on “Organization for Victory.” The talk will be broadcast on WISH at 8 o'clock.

“Mr. Stambaugh speaks -on the program of the National Education Association - from Faneuil Hall in Boston, Mass. His address will be . oarried on "a coast-to-coast CBS hookup, including WFBM at 9:15 Pp. m. ® = 8 WIRE will broadcast the launching of the U. S. S. Indiana, the|} Navy’s newest battleship, direct from Newport News, Va. Nov. 21 at 9:30 a. m. The broadcast will include addresses by Governor Schricker and Navy Secretary Frank Knox. Eugene S. Pulliam, WIRE news - editor who recently was commissioned an ensign in the U. S. Navy Reserve, will broadcast ‘the ceremony. He and Engineer Eugene E. Alden, also an ensign in the regerve, will be aboard the special train taking Governor Schricker and his party to the ceremonies. Interviews will be broadcast prior to the departure of the train which will leave here shortly after 1 p. m. Nov. 20. The broadcast of the launching will last a half hour and also will be heard on a network of Indiana

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Anna May Wong of the films and young Alonzo Squires from the Uni-

versity of North Caroline share the spotlight on Fred Allen's show tonight on WFBM Mr. Squires, a genior, was chosen from three finalists at the university by the: student body. He 8 an impersone show, including Kenny Miss. Wong Baker, Portland Hoffa, Al Goodman and the theatre's workshop players, will be broadcast at 8 p. m.

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Errol Flynn of the movies drops in to see Eddie Cantor in Boston tonight at 8 o'clock on WIRE. The comedian is opening his new show, Banjo Eyes,” in that city this

. » ® 8 Two young women from New York who are engaged in the “hazardous” occupation of process serving will make a guest appearance on Mutual’s “Danger Is My Business” show tonight. They are Phyllis: and Marilyn Turner, heads of the New York firm of Turner & Turner. The program is scheduled for WIBC .at 8:15 o'clock. o 2 8 A detective drama set against the colorful background of a crucial football game on the campus of a great Midwestern University is the “whodunit” tonight on the “Thin Man” series. Claudia Morgan and Les Damon play the parts of the “Thin Man” and his wife. The program will be broadcast on WIRE at 7 o’clock and is titled “First Poison Singular.”

PLEADS FOR CABALLERO MEXICO CITY, Nov. 12 (U. P.). ~— A resolution adopted by the Chamber of Deputies urged President Avila Camacho today to intervene diplomatically with France in an effort to keep Largo Caballero, loyalist premier of Spain, from being turned over to the Government of Generalissimo Francisco Franco.

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GAMELIN, DALADIER, BLUM GO TO. PRISON

VICHY, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—Maurice Gamelin and former premiers Edouard Daladier and Leon Blum today started to Portalet Prison, high in the Pyrenees, where they are to be held in indefinite custody on “war guilt” charges. They were taken by automobile. The party left Bowrrassol where they have been held, in a heavy rainstorm. Gamelin, Daladier and Blum.were taken in separate cars, each accompanied by two police inspectors. Eight automobiles made up the entire party, led by Jean Mondanl, official of the Surete National, the French national police. Simultaneously, former Premier Paul Reynaud and former Interior Minister Georges Mandel were taken from their quarters at Vals les Bains and started for the same

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RELIGION TEACHERS "TO HEAR DR. MALAN Dr. C. T. Malan, state sup tendent of public instruction, address the Indiana Ln Coots of Teachers of Religion in C

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FOUND DEAD IN CABIN

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Nov. 1 P.).—Two men, identified as Bletsch, 35, Minneapolis, and liam G. Gordon, 34, New York, found dead! of asphyxiation tourist cabin here yesterday.

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Argentine Congress Is Told Hitler Has Chosen Chief’ For South America. BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 12 (U. P).

_i|—Juan Solari, acting chairman of| [the congressional. committee’ investigating anti- -Argentine activities, substantiated today President |Roosevelt’s charge that Germany| |

planned to make South American kepublics “slave states,” and asserted Hitler Sires ‘had aprican gusleiter. mag South America as the “Ibero-Amer-ica protectorate,” and that Hitler

had chosen an “oberster gauleiter,” —___ |who was prominent in industrial

and financial circles of the German community. The regional leader, he said, was to have been ‘responsible only to the Nazi party supreme council, “whose headquarters are in the| Fuehrer’s residence at ‘Berchtesgaden” An assistant was named for this chief, aad asserted, and hg was to ave had charge o diplomatic and police affairs in constant contact with the German army's general staff and the secret police. The “Ibero-America protectorate” would have been governed by a general council with representatives in Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruaguay and Argentina. Solari said. The plans divided the continent into several zones, each under minor officials.

CLAIM 2200 AXIS PLANES * \ LONDON, Nov. 12 (U. P.) —Authoritative quarters said today that British, - South African and Australian air forces, operating over Libya, destroyed 2200 enemy planes in recent months with loss of 460 planes by the Empire air forces.

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KIWANIS TO ELECT * OFFIGERS TONIGHT!

The Kiwanis Olyb will elect: “af ficers and. directors following a dinner tonight at the Columbia Club. Candidates on the“Victory” ticket include Ernest V. Barr, for presi=| dent; Bert I. McCammon, first vice president; Larry C. Earle, second: vice president; Carl. T. Spickelmier,! treasurer; Charles Y, Wegner, Tom . Koster,

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“LAPORTE, Nov. 12 (U. P.):~The : 12th annual show of the Northern| ‘Muck Crop Association] opened here . today for / a six-day, than 3000 persons | were expected to attend the: €Xpo-' its \ close - Moriday|

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