Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1942 — Page 27

THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1942 —By Al Capp

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{The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

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discussion programs, “America's Town Meeting of the Air,” tonight will consider “What Are the Essentials of a Lasting Peace” when the broadcast is beamed from Columbia, Mo.,, on WISH ot 8 o'clock: Speakers will be Henry J. Allen, chairman of the board of the Wich-| ita Daily Beacon Publishing Co. and editor of the Topeka State Journal; Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the commission to study the organization of peace, and Dr. Harry D. Gideonse, president of Brooklyn college,

2 ” a8 THE TRUE STORY of an undertaker in Placerville, Cal.,, who spent 25 years looking for relatives of a man he was to bury will be dramas tized on “Death Valley Days” at] 7 o'clock tonight on WFBM. James McArdle, the undertaker, felt that he should have been a detective and in spite of the discouragement he received at the hands of his wife, he got an opportunity to prove his sleuthing prowess when an unidentified Swede was brought to him for burial. The undertaker discovered the dead man had more than $50,000 in the bank and no known relatives. After a search of 25 years, he discovered a nephew of the man in| Sweden who later received the inheritance,

=” ” 2 THREE OF CBS's topnotch ra-| dio shows, Fred Allen, Radio The-| ater and Great Moments in Music, ! {are being sent to U. S. military | forces across the sea. The network |is slated to broadcast the programs] to the service men at a period when they have maximum audiences abroad. 2 2 ” AROUND THE DIAL: One of the latest reports to come both from Hollywood and the radio at the same time is that Dinah Shore may do a picture with Bing Crosby when she goes to the ¢bast this summer. She's also reported to have several other offers, including a picture with Bob Hope . . . Bob Trout, CBS commentator in London, will move to various war theaters before returning to this country when Ed Murrow replaces him late this month. . . . ~ Len Doyle, who plays the role of Harrington on the “Mr. District Attorney” series, has offered his 42foot cabin cruiser and his own services to the U. S. coast guard for patrol duty. . . . Reports say that Al Pearce will have several new feminine voices on his show in the immediate future. He's been holding auditions for some time, seeking new talent. That ghostly voice that scares the daylights out of radio listeners in the “Hermit's Cave” series also takes part in Columbia's “Romance of Helen Trent.” His name is Klock Ryder. . . Milo Boulton is scheduled to be the master-of-ceremonies on the “We, the People” series which returns April 26. . + Bert (The Mad Russian) Gordon of the Eddie Cantor show has a ‘contract with Columbia Pictures to star in a film in a straight role. Diminutive Mary Ann Mercer, singing star of “Uncle Walter's Doghouse,” visits her eighth army camp tomorrow when she flies to San Antonio, Tex. to be guest of the boys at Kelly field. She's been instrumental in the sale of nearly a quarter million dollars worth of war stamps and bonds at the camps.

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