Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1942 — Page 10

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Will Have ‘Thinkers’ In WPB Setup.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U. P.).—

Robert R. Nathan, 33-year-old ex-|§ pert on national income, will head |g

the three-man brain trust of WPB chairman Donald M. Nelson. ‘The new head of Nelson’s “thinkers” is credited with perfecting the ‘pre-Pearl Harbor victory plan which served the foundation upon which

President Roosevelt constructed His

all-out porposals for 60,000 airplanes, | . 45,000 tanks, and 8,000,000 tons of}

new hant shipping during 1

The other twp members of the vas understood, will}

brain trust, it be Fred Searls'Jr, of the War Department and Thomas C. Blaisdell Jr., of the National Resources Planning Board. Mr, Searls has been a civilian consultant ‘on munitions and Mr, Blaisdell has . doing research for the sources Group .on Post-War Planning. Completion of the planning divin for WPB is the last major reorganization planrred by Mr. Nelson remodeling the former office or roduction management. The WPB airman announced that the planning division is ‘being organized “to do a lot of thinking.”

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DEPAUW UNIVERSITY has a unique affair each year. It's the Golddigger’s Ball. The girls invite the boys, call for them in cabs, pay for the tickets and buy them corsages. In return the boys select the Queen of Golddigger’s Ball, Here the new Queen, Miss ‘Elizabeth Hedges, adjusts her crown.

PRINCE HOHENLOHE ARRESTED BY U. S.

NEW YORK, Feb. 18 (U. P.).— Prince Franz Hohenlohe, son of Princess Stephanie Hohenloe-Schill-ingsfuerst, is awaiting hearing by an enemy alien board at Ellis Island, it was learned today. Hohenlohe’s mother, a friend of Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, former German Consul in San Francisco, has been

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troduced it. spokesmen denied emphatically that it was a censorship measure. ator VanNuys said it was.

“There is no question about it.

i SECRETS:

Loose Wording of Measure Covers All Matters in .

Federal Offices.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U, P.). —Congress has before it today a Justice Department “official secrets bill” which would substitute claw-

‘| tooth penalties of fine and im-

prisonment for the’ present system of voluntary censorship. The bill was drafted merely to provide a penalty for the copying of names from Civil Service Commission records for use as a commercial mailing list. But it is so loosely worded as to cover prac-

tically everything pertaining to. a Government office.

Provides Many “Secrefs”

mation possibly of aid to an enemy. If literally construed, a newspaper reporter probably could be indicted, tried and punished severely for publishing a confidential memorandum which proved a Goyernment official to be guilty of nforal turpitude. ° The bill would ensble cabinet officers and agency heads to suppress—for a time, at least—or to demand punishment for publication of anything at all pertaining to their offices which they decided to label “secret or confidential.”

Rules Apply to President

Censorship officials, meanwhile, said that not even President Roosevelt is exempt from new regulations of international radio-telephone calls. One regulation which the President might circumvent, if he desired, is that requiring that each international radio-telephone call about permissible subjects be monitored by a censor. He could demand that the call not be monitored. Attorney General Francis Biddle proposed the bill and Chairman Frederick VanNuys (D. Ind.) of the Senate Judiciary Committee inJustice Department

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VanNuys Sees Censorship

“This is censorship,” he said. I

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7: 00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 9:00—Basin Street, WISH. 9:15—Great Moments in Music, WFBM.

Soprano Jean Tennyson, who

and who recently was with the Chicago Civic ra, tonight: sings the role of Desdemona in gxcerpts from Verdi's opera, . “Othello.” Parts of |the opera, with Jan Peerce in (the title role| of | “Othello,” will | be sung during the “Great Moments in Music” program on WFBM at 9:15 ° o’clock. Alexander Jean Tennyson Swed, young Hungarian baritone star of the Metropolitan Opera Co., will be heard as Iago. William Hain will sing the part of Cassio. Among the excerpts to be performed ‘are the opening scene describing a storm at sea, the gay “Brindisi,” the love duet of Othello and Desdemona, Iago’s “Credo” and Desdemona’s beautiful aria, the “Ave Maria.” : y o ” 2 A new program of popular dance tunes designed to provide enter-

taihment for the thousands of persons spending their lives in reverse as a result of night work in connection with defense activities, is being presented Monday through Saturday on WISH. The hour-long program, known as “Jamboree Time,” begins at midnight and features Sig ‘Roush as master-of-cere-

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Tito Guizar, ‘the Latin American |’ singing star, is scheduled for an appearance with Eddie Cantor and his “Time to Smile” show at 8

|o’clock: tonight on WIRE, . , , At

the same hour on WFBM,. Fred Allen will receive a visit from the ‘famous “party girl,” Elsa Maxwell. He also will introduce Brown University’s’ “most talented . student,” Virginia Bowman, vocalist. . . + At 7:30 o'clock on WFBM, “Dr, Christian” (Jean Hersholt) solves a mystery and saves.a romance in the story, “Mystery at the Library.” :

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i (already are “searching for suitable summer shows to replace regular| programs when the stars vacation. Justice picked to try the case has The care they use in selecting these|spent 17: months in preparation, programs is evidenced by the fact|There will be seven judges, three that a great number of them have alternates ‘and three prosecutors wound up on top-flight winter broadcasts. Most notable of these|.

is the “Aldrich Family.” . . . Gladys Swarthout’s radip and concert engagements for the next six months have been insured for $2000 each by Lloyds of London. But, regarding past performances, the insurance company isn’t taking much of a chance. Miss Swarthout has missed only one radio engagement in 10 years of broadcasting. . . . Gene Autry of CBS's “Melody Ranch” owns a string of 196 horses. Walter Tetley, who plays the nephew, Leroy, on NBC’s “Great Gildersleeve,” has been given the role of a tough Irish youngster in the picture, “Pride of the Yankees,” the story of Lou Gehrig's life. . . . Irresponsible and overdramatized news broadcasts and advertising copy that attempt to capitalize on the war are two of the most frequent complaints in the ballots returned by radio editors in the 1942 New York

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"RIOM, ¥rines: Feb. 18 (. Py— Five men charged by the - Vichy Government with “petrayal of duties or charge” in plunging France into the greatest war in history move into gloomy Riom. prison . today while the old town’s church bells signal the advent of Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season. Tomorrow . the five, headed by Edouard Daladier, premier when w was declared, will walk through a ancient underground passage to th Palace of Justice where they wi face their - prosecutors and th judges who will decide whether the are guilty of causing their oouBtry? downfall. The special Supreme Court o

The men in the dock will be: DALADIER—War Premier and in

litical career, accused by Vichy of failure to consult with the superior war council; - with -permitiing delivery of arms. needed in France to Spain during the civil war; with failure to deal adequately with subversive activities before and during the war; neglect of mobilization of military - and . industrial forces for war, LEON BLUM-—Premier in 1936, the: first elected by the Popular Front, charged with having created class struggles and social disorders; encouraging ' sitdown strikes and nationalization of war industries and preventing them from reaching maximum output. GEN, MAURICE GUSTAVE GAMELIN — Supreme allied commander until Dunkirk. Accused of failure to obtain sufficient arms and the solidification of the: frontier, lack of energy in conduct of operations and making disastrous decisions.

many cabinets during his long po-

GUY LA CHAMBRE—Air Minis-

He went to America when’ France fell but returned to stand trial. "Accused of gross neglect in his failure to: provide adequate aviation for the war needs. PIERRE JACOMET — General secretary of Daladier’s War Ministry, Charged with failure to provide the necessary war materials for the war. A sixth defendant, Pierre Cot, who was Air Mipister under Blum, wiil be tried in absentia. He fled to America and refused to return, The charge against him is failure to properly build up the aviation branch of the army.

SEES LOWER DRAFT AGE SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18 (U. P.).W. Howard Pillsbury, Schenectady, N. Y., president of the American Association of School Administrators, said today that’ educators will be asked to indorse.s proposal for lowering the minimim draft age to 17 years. Ha

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Inquiry at the Justice Department indicated that the bill was proposed without any intention of obtaining punitive censorship regulation.

Provides $5000 Fine

The bill would provide maximum penalties of $5000 fine, two years’ imprisonment or both for unauthorized . disclosure of: practically anything pertaining to Government. It prescribes punishment for these persons: “Whoever, without authority, shall

bwilfully and knowingly furnish,

communicate, divulge, or publish to any person, in whole or in part, copies or the contents, substance, purport, effect, or meaning of any file, instrument, letter, memorandum, book, pamphlet, paper, document, manuscript, map, picture, plan, record, or other writing in the custody of the United States, or any agency, officer, or employee thereof, declared to be secret or confidential.”

DEFENSE JOBS OPEN IN TRIDAL AMAA

Service here today urged that those qualified to work on defense jobs in Trinidad, Jamaica or Newfoundland register at the office at 148

E. Market St. Most jobs pay from $72 a week upward, with time and a half for all over 48 hours. Succesful applicants will receive free transportation and a travel allowance of $5 per day while en route. Salary begins at the time the applicant leaves his home. Workers will live in barracks, and eat in a camp cafeteria. Cost for such room and board will average about $15 per week.

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+ Miss Edna L. Cutshaw, North Methodist Church secretary, was elected president of a new. organization of church secretaries last night. The Indianapolis organization is believed to be the first for church secretaries in the country. It is called Gamma Kappa Sorority, representing a Greek phrase, “secretary of the clergy.” Other officers are Mrs. Parsons of the First Friends Church, first vice president; Miss Margaret Swan of the Central Christian Church, second Vice president; Mrs. Grace. Carier of

-| the First Baptist Church, secretary-

treasurer, and Miss Elsie’ Kinerk of the Second Presbyterian Church, historian. The organization accepted a constitution and Ly-laws. March 17

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