Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1942 — Page 29
_Tomgar Hi Peet fs will be unable Yo carry the T ! {final opera ‘of ‘the season. to ‘be|has accepted the'role of this week’s
broadcast tomorrow by the Metro- guest expert on the “Information
EO of Tie, WISH, © 9:30~Bob Hawk, WFBM. DRAMA AND COMEDY: Tom cy
Riggs and his best girl saucy little “Betty Lou,” have been|!
signed by Kate Smith as a regular | Theater
feature on her Friday night ‘pro-|the “after
grams two Successful, ‘guest appearances. “Mr. 3 ‘|e Riggs, who has “known” ‘his lit-
university and Ohio State university 10 years ago, created the young lady with his vocal cords a after his real part- Riggs y | ner failed to show Me.
QUIZ: Suave Adolph Menjou
the Blue network. Featured on tonight's show will be the Great Lakes rhythm orchestra, Eddie Peabody and Ray Zabel, navy recruit formerly with Ray Noble's orchestra and the "Chicago City Opers Co.
SPEAKER: Mrs. George B, Katzenberger, state chairman of planning and legislation for the Axia. |ican Society for the Hard of Hearing, will speak tomorrow on WIS in another of the “Defend Hearing”
The community activities program of the First Presbyterian church
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President . William Green of the American Federation of Labor asserted last night that the right to strike is “one of the great free-
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up for a stage performance. Besides {Tommy and Betty Lou,| Kate's program tonight on WFBM at 7 o'clock will have two other pin guests, Glen Por, Jom Holly- THIS EVENING 3 wood screen star, an Landick, ; the gabby “Hackensack Gossip.” all aye on changes 3 IY not. i 2eonsihle for Inaccuractes in program announce
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will be on WISH at 8:30 o'clock. . {a Concert Herbert arb! Marshal
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Nancy Carroll will be teamed together in an original story written :30 Early Birds Cornhuskers Dawn Patrol Pioneer Sons :45 Early Birds Cornhuskers Mkts.-Trolley Time| American Way
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Mutual. ” CHARLIE MCARTHY figures he will be able to get a little inside information on the art of directing Suntay when he has as his guest, Cecil B. DeMille, at 7 o'clock on WIRE, “Mr. DeMille, by .the way, is celebrating his 30th anniversary as a high movie mogul. . . . Tyrone Power and Colgate university's most talented student will be with: _ Fred. Allen and his gang at 8 p. m. Sunday on WFBM. ‘The most talented Colgate student is David Bowman, who - conducts a campus symphony orchestra and is one of the few musicians who straddles the gap between Beethoven and boogie: -woogle. 2 8's : OPERA: Because of the semifinal basketball games at Anderson,
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TN ORE REPORTED FOUND IN NEVADA
RENO, Nev., March 13 (U. P.)—
| Tin, strategic and scarce war metal,
has been found in Nevada, possibly in commercial volume, Prof. Walter Palmer of the Nevada analytical
laboratory of the University of Nevada announced yesterday. The entire United States produces only 170 tons of tin a year, and consumed 75,000 tons annually before the Dutch East Indies sources were ‘cut off. Prof. Palmer found tin in ores he was sampling for a prospector. The ore contained 3.98 per cent tin, accortling to a U. 8. bureau of mines assay made here.
INDIANS INVEST IN BONDS OKMULGEE, Okla. (U. P.).—Euchee and Creek Indians of Oklahoma in a special assembly in the intertribal council here have voted to spend $400,000 for defense bonds. They voted unanimously to turn over the money, now on deposit in Washington, to the ima 10 ihe government,
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More cash for the purchase of more defense bonds and stamps is easily obtained from the sale of these miscellaneous articles now stored in attic, basement and garage. The demand for these usable articles is greater now than ever before and prices paid are higher. Make a little survey in your own home, select those articles that are still serviceable and advertise them in a low cost Times Want Ad . . . you'll be money shead. Phone your ad today.