Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1942 — Page 24
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TONIGHT 6:30—Maudie’s Diary, W 00—Town Meeting, WISH. 30—March of Time, WIRE. 00-—Carmelite Novena, WIRE.
: By FRANK WIDNER THE FINAL ceremony at the closing of the nine-day fourth an“nual outdoor novena dbdicated to
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on the grounds of the Carmelite monastery will be broadcast tonight on WIRE, ' Although the radio station will not be able to carry the service when it opens at 8 o'clock, the program will be transcribed and rebroadcast from 11 to 11:45 p. m. Three microphones will be placed on the monastery grounds for ths service, one for the singing, another for the actual service itself and a
* third for a running commentary.
: 8 = = TWO MORE Hollywood stars will make up the guest roster for the summer “Music Hall” series tonight when Bob Crosby presents the veteran actor, Don.ald Crisp, and the singer - actress - dancer, Rosemary Lane. "The Merry Macs, vocal group with the “bouncing” type of singing, are now “regulars on the summer series and will make their second appearThe: singers have a extends through
ance tonight. contract that Sept. 24. i Victor Borge, Ken Carpenter, the Music Maids and Hal, John Scott Trotter and his orchestra and Mary Martin complete the cast. I's on WIRE at 8 o'clock.
” s ” ONE OF the U. 8. army aviators who bombed the Rumanian oil flelds and later was forced down and interned in Turkey is scheduled to appear as a guest star tonight on the “March of Time” series at 9:30 o'clock on WIRE. Speaking direct from Ankara, he will tell the story of the group's sensational raid to Time's Ankara correspondent, Hart Preston. Another feature of the program will be the appearance of American fliers stationed in England who wil) be interviewed on their return frcbombing raids. . ” ” ”
A CAVE-IN and rescue at the Crackerjack mine in Boulder, Colo., will be-the adventure dramatized on “Death Valley Days” tonight at 7:30 o'clock on WFBM. Title of ‘the story is “The Rescue of Ted.” After a cave-in on the north tunnel, all but Ted got to safety and after working nine days on four-hour shifts, the miners came up with the live and kicking
PROGRAMS
Ted, the best doggoned mule that ever pulled a coal car. : : . X DAVY TAKES IT on the chin from Maudie Mason again tonight | when he becomes a guinea pig for| her realistic attempt to produce a drama that might spur the war bond cam-’ paign in their honie town. 3 All this hap- j pens during another episode of “Maudie’s Diary” at 6:30 o'clock on WFBM, A famous ; magazine and 7." i movie writer Miss Mason offers to come to the rescue of the town’s war bond drive, which has fallen below its quota, if Maudie and her gang will concoct an acceptable story plot.
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conditions in defense areas will be discussed tonight on “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” at 8 o'clock on WISH. . . . Frank Fay will lend his talents to solve the Frank Morgan amnesia case at 7:00 o'clock tonight on WIRE during the Baby Snooks show.
BRITISH DOUBT SPAIN WILL RESTORE KING
Copyright. 1942, by The Indiananolis Times PYnd The Chicago Daily News. Inc
LONDON, July 16. Suggestions] 1 that the monarchy will be restored in Spain imminently should be treated with the greatest reservation. Most of the reports emanated from Berlin originally. Don Juan, pretender to the Spanish throne, did not see Spanish Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano y Suner when the ‘latter passed through Switzerland recently, according to best informed quarters. But there is no doubt that the axis ‘has been trying to get Don Juan to return to Spain now, possibly in order to. bolster Suner, whose popularity has not increased with the frequency of his trips to Berlin and
of stirring up trouble inside of Spain.
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Axis pressure on Spain to seize ‘ibraltar and enter the war connues to be great, but Generalissi10 Francisco Franco is believed to ‘adamant and still against Spain’s participation. If the Germans ‘reach the Suez canal the picture ‘might well change and Suner, backed by falangistas and the axis, would have a better chance of pulling Spain into the conflict.
BELIEVE THIS? ; All the people now living on the earth could be placed in a halfmile cube.
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“It cures napping in the office—if they fall asleep, they fall off!”
By Science Service ANN ARBOR, Mich, July 16.—No more Big Berthas, no more super-long-range guns such as those that shelled Paris in 191%, not even any more 14-inch navi guns mounted on railroad cars. IMlanes and tanks have made them dbsolete. That is the beli ofl of Col. Henry W. Miller, chairmzii of the department of mechanis:i and engineering drawing at i Michigan, set fort: in the current issue of the gunriakers’ technical journal, Army Ordiznce. Tanks make long range firing unnecessary by rusting firepower of machine guns and lizht artillery up to front line positions and on through” to comms:nd headquarters and traffic nerve centers in the rear. Heavy bomjérs and Stukas deliver the explosive equivalent of heavy shells at longer ranges than any cannon, even| of the specially designed freak gur glass, can possibly deliver them. | | Infantry, themselves traveling in trucks and “cat-treaded” vehicles, themselves carry a great deal of artillery firepower ight with them, in the shape of mortars and light howitzers. What will the artillery of the immediate future consist of? Col. Miller answers: “Almost anything that will Qesirey tanks and air-
Planes and Tanks Make Super-lieavy Guns Obsolete
planes, because it must defend itself against these or be destroyed by them. Beyond that, artillery mobile enough so that its transport will not interfere with rapid movement of large army units. “This means guns up to the caliber of about six inches, but not
much beyond. Such pieces have considerable value because they can plant themselves solidly and pound, pound, pound away at objectives behind the firing front, such as roads up which supply trains must move. But even the six inch longer range guns may have disappeared in the next two years.”
RUTHERFORD NAMED DEPUTY PROSECUTOR -
Robert J. Rutherford, attorney in the Security Trust’ building, today was named deputy prosecutor and assigned to police court by Prosecutor Sherwood Blue. George House, deputy prosecutor, has been transferred from police
court to criminal court. James J. Stewart, another deputy, has been moved from criminal court to magistrate’s court, taking the place of Ralph C. Tacoma, who has entered the armed forces.
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‘CHILDREN GET BULK OF ELLIOTT ESTATE
The All Soul's’ Unitarian church and the Altenheim are to receive bequests of $2000 each through the will of Mrs. Robert Elliott, who died July 17. Her will was filed yesterday in probate court. Her: sons, Robert C. and Edward J. were named executors by Judge Smiley N. Chambers. They posted a joint bond of $75,000. Edward J. was given a cottage at
Walloon lake, Mich., and two other cottages were given jointly tp Rob ert C. and Mrs. Victor R. Jose Ji, a daughter. All stocks, bongs, insurance and annuities were given to the two sons and daugh
PUT BILLION IN FARM GOODS WASHINGTON, July 16 (U. P.) .— The agriculture department 'reporte ed today that it has bought: $1,396,-
182,224 worth of farm products for lend-lease and other requirements
since March 15, 1941.
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