Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1942 — Page 6

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NAZIS TO DIRECT ON THE RADIO

ITALY'S FLEET

British Say Germans Are

Rushing “Observers’ for Malta Attack.

By UNITED PRESS British radio reports asserted to-|

day that Italy had agreed to German “observers” being put aboard Italian warships in preparation for an Axis attack on Malta, Britain's mid-Mediterranean naval base. According to the reports. Admiral Erich Raeder, German naval commander in chief, demanded of AdArturo Riccardi, that the “cbservers”

miral of naval staff be put the Italian vessels. It was asserted that hundreds of German naval officers and men already had arrived in Italy to “reinforce™ the crews of Italian war and supply ships and assume control of Italian harbor installations. | Reports from Malta said Axis] planes were turned back three times yesterday but that on the fourth atfermi a strong enemy force caused 13 ilian casualties. was said that several enemy planes were damaged and that one big bomber probably was destroyed. Axis radios revealed that Field Marsh al Wilhelm Keitel, the German high command, was due | in Budapest today. apparently to | ollow up the recent visits of the! G jerman and Itali ters

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TONIGHT: Columbia's 58th “Report to the Nation” will tell how the Government hopes to provide a happier and more useful life for | aliens who become naturalized | American citizens through a new

on WFBM. . . . Four women gradu-

ates from the University of Alabama and four post-graduate athletic stars from New York University will face each other on the “Battle of the Sexes” at 8 0: CcClotk On WIRE. . . . Edward Everett Horton, t h e screen star who dabbles in antique collections,

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| Hope's guest one hour later on the . Ernst Winkler, a German citizen ‘and former captain in the Reich army, will continue his story of four years in Nazi concentration camps during the “We, the People” broadcasts on WFBM . Two more symphony concerts will be conducted by Dean Dixon, 27-year-old Negro con- { ductor, beginning at 8:30 o'clock on | WISH. Mr. Dixon conducted for

the orchestra last June.

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SCRAP RUBBER SEARGH URGED

Seiberling Asks Even Toys Be Collected to Build Up U. S. Supply.

ARRON, O, Jan. 20 (U. P)-— J. P. Seiberling, president of the Seiberling Rubber Co., has proposed a nation-wide campaign for the collection of “every ounce” of scrap rubber—from children’s toys to floor mats—to augment the nation’s rubber supply. “Americans could aid tremendously in building up the supply of scrap rubber for reclaiming,” Mr. Seiberling told the company’s annual stockholders meeting. “A nationial collection campaign might well be organized to collect many tons of unneeded and unused rubber articles,” he said. “No contributions would be too small, old tires and tubes, millions of rubber heels, children’s toys, floor mats.”

“Meet Your Navy,” a half-hour program from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, will make its debut on WISH and the Blue Network at 7:30 o'clock. The show is presented in co-operation with the public relations division at the station and will include the Naval Training Band, a 200 voice choir, an orchestra and Lieut. Commander Eddie Peabody, the “banjo king.” 2 8 2 AROUND THE DIAL: As a patriotic gesture, the Columbia Broadcasting System has discarded all symbols regularly used at the end of all newspaper matter, such as “30,” asterisks, ete. In their place, the network has substituted the timely “V» for victory signal of three dots and a dash as derived from the Morse code. . . Last week when Ernst Winkler appeared on the “We, the People’ program, he was hid from view of the audience. The reason is that he is a German citizen still wanted by the Gestapo. . . . Barely two months ago, the former CBS singing star, Jack Leonard, returned

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TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1042

Physicians for Army and Civilians Too Is U. S. Goal

By DAVID DIETZ Times Science Writer The task of distributing the nation’s 170,000 medical men among the Army, the Navy, defense industries and civilian practice has been undertaken by the Procurement and Assignment Service for Physicians, Dentists, and Veterinarians. More than 12,000 medical men had already entered military medical service when figures were last made public Aug. 1. The number has since been growing. It has been estimated that an Army of 4,000,000 men would require 32,000 medical officers. The big job is to supply these officers and at the same time maintain the necessary medical services in industry and on the home front. It was for this reason that the new service was set up by President Roosevelt. The service comes under the supervision of Paul V. McNutt, who is director of the Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services. Its

executive officer is Dr. Sam PF. Seeley. The service is now setting up committees in each Army Corps Area, These are composed of representatives of medical, hospital, educational, dental and veterinarian activities. The corps-area committees in turn will supervise the work of state committees, which will set up local committees in each county.

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from the army to civilian life. Now he’s back with Uncle Sdm’s forces. The American Red Cross has drafted Ted Ccllins, Kate Simth’s manger-producer, to produce a series of special radio shows for the organization. The first one is scheduled for tomorrow night. . . . Rather ironic is the fact that “Abie’s Irish Rose.” a new show which opens on the NBC-Red network Saturday, once ran for eight solid months in Germany and was a hit in Berlin.

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And remember this—the service of the Red Cross depends entirely upon the support of our loyal American citizens. No tax dollars are appropriated for this Red Cross work.

Tech Writer Last To Quote Carole

THE ARSENAL CANNON, stu- ! dent newspaper at Technical High School, will publish this week the last statement made to the press by Carole Lombard. Lois Mae Sears, 725 Park Ave. a Tech junior, interviewed Miss Lombard in Cadle Tabernacle after the actress closed the Indiana War Rally there last Thursday night by leading the audience in singing the National Anthem. This is what Miss Lombard said in the interview: “Indiana, I think, ful.”

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The War Fund quota assigned to. Indianapolis is $350,000. Let’s go over the top. To do this, each and every one of us must contribute willingly and generously—at least five times as much as usual.

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