Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1942 — Page 8

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RADIO PROGRAMS TON

TONIGHT

:00—Johnny Presents, WIRE, :30—Meet Your Navy, WISH. 8:00—We, the People, WFBM. 8:30—Symphony, WISH. 9:30—Red Skelton, WIRE.

Jimmy Mattern, noted fiver, and Ethel Barrymore of stage fame will} receive yi spotlight on “We the! People” tonight at 8 o'clock over | WFBML MY, Mattern, now ace test] ilot of Lockheed Aircraft, will re-| view his career as an Army Air Corps nilot, a round-the-world fiver,

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jstunt aviator and bomber ferryman. Miss Barrymore is to be inter- | viewed by Eddie Dowling and tells | why. after two score years on the istage. she is willing to undertake the life of a road tour in “The Corn Is Green.”

$ 8 8 Tallulah Bankhead, star of the iNew York and London stage. will open her first regular radio series as a dramatic star |tonight on the ‘Johnny Pre-§ nts” program. She will be heard jeach week In a § play adapted; from a love story and directed (by Charles Martin. NT For her part, Saw Miss Bankhead £ & will receive $2750 per program. Miss Bankhead “Suspicion.” Dorothy Sayres’ short story, is scheduled for the opening broadcast which may be heard on WIRE at 7 o'clock. The new series will succeed a regular feature of the show which starred Una Merkel. The plays in

Appointment

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which Miss Bankhead will star last approximately 12 minutes each. = 2 = Secretary of the Navy Knox and Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau will appear on the new “Meet

Your Navy” program at 7:30 o'clock tonight over WISH. It is hinted that Secretary Knox will present the Secretary of the Treasury with a check of gigantic financial proportions representing the contributibns of Navy personnel for defense bonds. The two Cabinet members will speak from Washington but the remainder of the show will originate at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Personnel of the station will have charge of the music and the Naval Training Station Band will play a new patriotic tune, “V Calls for Victory.” A 200-voice chorus will sing. Edward Peabody, the banje king, who is now a lieutenant-com- $$ & &#

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mander in the Navy, also will be featured. 2 2 2 Helen Worden, feature writer on the New York World Telegram and columnist for several Scripps-How-ard newspapers, will be the guest of Lanny Ross tomorrow at 6 p. m. on WFBM. Miss Worden will tell one of her own “stories of O. Henry's New York”—the romance of a young girl and boy which began over a juke box. ’ 8 5 # Ann Rutherford, pretty young screen star, will appear on Bob Burns’ show over WFBM at 7:30. Ginny Sims, radio and Hollywood singer, will make her second appearance on the program and will be heard in several popular tunes. Inside facts on the conference of American ministers at Rio de Janeiro will be given over the same

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Easy Aces Mr. Keen

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U, $, DENOUNCES WELDER STRIKE

Pudget Sound Ship Workers Urged by Government To Return to Work.

SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 3 (U. PJ). —Government - encouraged defections within the ranks of independent® welders undermined the Puget Sound shipyard strike today and forced union leaders to draft “new strategy” in their jurisdictional dispute with the American Federation of Labor. The striking United Welders, Cutters and Helpers Union (Independent) refused to indicate whether it would call off its four-day walkout in the face of new demands from the War Production Board, Maritime Commission, Army and Navy, who joined in denounce ing the strike. Union leaders said they were forced to follow a néw program but they refused to reveal its details. Strikers held a mass meeting to consider the Government demands last night after Sheldon G. Knutson, secretary of the union, estimated that only about 30 per cent of the union’s membership had remained on strike. Denouncing the strike, the four Government agencies at Washington issued a statement urging the welders to resume work and ‘repudiate the leadership which has encouraged a reckless disregard of the needs of the country.”

SEEK CABINET IN EGYPT CAIRO, Feb. 3 (U.P.). —Mohamed Mahoud Khalil Bey, president of the Senate, attempted today to form a government to replace the Cabinet of Hussein Sirry Pasha.

Calls for Model Planes

High officials of the Navy Department look over models of airplanes, similar to those which Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox, second from left, has asked the youth of America to build for use in training military personnel in aircraft recognition and estimation of gunnery range. A total of half a million are needed, Knox estimated—

10,000 each of 50 different types.

Left to right: Assistant Secretary

of the Navy Artemus Gates, Knox, Rear Admiral G. H. Towers, Na-

tional Commissioner of Education

Dr. John W. Studebaker.

SHOW NO MERGY TO RUSSIANS, SAY NAZIS

By ILYA EHRENBOURG Soviet War Correspondent MOSCOW, Feb. 3.—Official German documents have been -captured which show that German commanders have been ordered to let an impulse of merciless “revenge” toward Russians run rampant among their troops. I have

before me an order issuing from the

commander of the 17th German Army. It is a stunning document. It says “no leniency, no mercy is to be shown the population,” and adds: “I have noticed that the soldiers possess a healthy feeling of revenge and aversion toward all Russians. This feeling should not be suppressed... On the contrary it should be cultivated.” The order asserts that “a sharp eye ‘should be kept on anyone treating us with ill will or even indifference.”

TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1042

BAD TEETH ARE NO EXCUSE NOW

‘Bite’ Put ‘in Regulations By Rehabilitation Program.

. Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.— The days when bad teeth would exempt a man from the draft are nearly over. The Selective Service organization is preparing to put in effect soon a “must” system of rehabilie tation for registrants with minor and correctible physical defects. Maj. Edwin S. Shattuck, Selective Service general counsel, said regise trants classified as “I-A remediable” would be given two choices: 1. They may go to their own doctor or dentist - on a voluntary basis, either at their own expense (if they can afford it) or at the

"Government's.

2. Otherwise, they will be certified by local draft authorities to the Adjutant General of the Army, ine ducted, and given the necessary treatment after induction. The “I-A remediable” classifica= tion is new. It involves a new physical examination system, under Army supervision. Under the old system, local doce tors passed only men held to be fit for general service, classifying those with minor defects in I-B. Men with venereal diseases may be covered by the new regulations. There is also a new “I-B remediable” classification, covering men who would be qualified for limited military service if certain defects were corrected. But there is no indication that this will be put on a “must” basis. Heretofore, all I-B’s have been automatically deferred.

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REPORT 2 ATTACKS

ON NAZIS IN PARIS

BERNE, Switzerland, Feb. 3.— (Official Broadcast Recorded by the United Press in New York.)—German soldiers in Paris have been attacked and wounded twice and four separate attempts have been made to blow up Germany Army “installations,” Nazi authorities were quoted in reports reaching Berne. Six “Communists and Jews” have been executed and 100 others are being “deported,” the dispatches said.

ELIGIBLES FOR WAR WORK ARE SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (U: P).— Employment service officials hoped today to complete by the end of the | month a registration of the work experience of men between the| ages of 20 and 45 who have not already been inducted into the armed forces. Men will be classified according to work abilities and officials indicated that they hoped to obtain from this reservoir. many thousands of workers for war industries.

DENY PAYING HAW HAW LONDON, Feb. 3 (U, P). — The Government denied today the reports that William Joyce, the British traitor who as “Lord Haw Haw” broadcasts over German radios, is receiving $40 a month from the British Government.

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