Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1942 — Page 24

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gram of popular music launched Jast November which ran for 26 weeks before its recess in May, is coming back on the air under the ‘sponsorship of the same soft drink ‘company that offered it before. The

new show, to be heard on 134 stations of the Blue

network, will

broadcast 25 min-|-

utes each night on a Mondaythrough - Saturday basis at 8:30 p. m. the net- . work announced today. The return of the series is designed for members of the ahmed f forces, war

Theater” series, Phil Baker of “Take fame and screen on have been rether “Stage Door tonight at 8:30 . Bert Lytell will ibe “officer of the ‘day’ for the third _ time on the program. . . . Dame May Whitty, currently appearing in “Mrs. Miniver,” -and her husband, ‘Ben Webster, who recently cele‘brated their golden wedding anniversary, will be the guests of Bob Crosby in the “Music Hall” at 8 0’clock tonight on WIRE. Comedian : Bert Lahr and Lieut. Beth Veley, ; who served on plete the guest

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HENRY ALDRICH returns to ra~dio on WIRE at 7:30 o'clock tonight after a five-week vacation. Panke strikes |16-year-old - Maudie “Maudie’s Diary” when that a written diary of hers is stolen tonight. On WFBM at 6:30 . o'clock; the presentation will be the * first anniversary of that popular comedy of modern youth. . . . Tonight's topic for “America’s Town Meeting of the Air,” on WISH at 8 clock, will be “Are Farmers Demanding Excessive Prices?” oR : g 8 8 . AROUND THE DIAL: Now in the planning stage is a “We, the People” broadcast from London peopled with “famous sons.” The producers are trying to line up Capt. ~ Randolph Churchill, son of the Brit- © ish prime minister, to head the pa- _ rade, ., . That story scheduled for ' “Inner Sanctum Mysteries”

last

VARIOUS TYPES OF

Sunday on WISH and the Blue network, «Death’s Four Faces,” was postponed by order of the network

officials. Since it dealt with four

Nazi agents who landed on American shores from a submarine, the

| producer ‘and officials of the Blue wanted to avoid even a remote pos-

sibility of impeding the court which tried the eight real-life saboteurs last week. : «Star-Spangled Vaudeville’s” five-

act bill each Sunday is scheduled]

to be cut to three this week. Seeems as though they want to allot more time to such stars as Al Jolson, Alec Templeton and Block and Sully, the trio booked for the show. . . Records of Bing Crosby and Dinah Shore have been selected by British production leaders to play to the defense workers in England. . . . Meredith Willson this week rounded out five solid years as conductor of his Thursddy night NBC show. When he joined it in 1937, it was known as “Show t» He is the only member left of that original cast. #” » 2 . TODAY'S STAR: Frank Morgan, | the teller of tall tales who hasbeen handling the “Baby Snooks” show during the vacation of Fanny Brice (WIRE, 7 p. m., Thursday). . . . Frank was practically born in the

lap of luxury, but chose to ride the}

rocky road of all good troupers in the show business. . « . Real name is Frank Phillip Wupperman. . . . His father owned a profitable business, but Frank peddled brushes from door to door, sold advertising and real estate, . punched cattle in ; ~~" New Mexico, ho- - Mr. Morgan boed to New Orleans and stoked to New York before going into show business. Attending public and private

‘I schools, he was a boy soprano at St.

Thomas’ church, New York, his ‘birthplace, but his voice ' cracked. . . « He played a few vaudeville bits there and then drew the role of the fluttery king in “Rosalie.” . . . This was the role where he developed the jittery technique of delivering lines.

. « . He made his first talking pic-|

ture in 1932 and his radio debut in 1938. . . . Married to Alma Muller since 1914, the couple has one son, George. . .. . He loves to eat, read and watch and play various sports, but can’t swim. . . . A late sleeper,

he loves to travel and stay up to a3

all hours listening to the radio. . .. He wrote a 4500-word thesis on the motion picture industry last year for the Encyclopedia Britannica. . .. Six feet, one inch- tall, he weighs

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By ROBERT RUARK Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. — If

Johnny Doughboy comes out of

this ‘war without the rich fund of

cootie lore his world war 1 prede-

cessor brought back from France,

he can thank Dr. Walter Dove.

Dr. Dove is chief of the depart-

ment of agriculture’s division of

insects affecting animal and man. _ He is waging valiant scientifie warfare, aimed at the conquest of one of a soldier's occupational hazards — that microscopie, needle-jawed varmint, the common cootie. Within the ‘last three months Dr. Dove's division, known as DIAAM, has been conducting exhaustive experiments, aiming at the perfection of repellents for lice, chiggers, fleas and other critters which fatten on a diet of doughboy. Literally hundreds of

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duced a treatment for stamping .out screw-worm, which was de-

pleting live stock herds. It lowered mortality from 12 per cent to a fraction of 1 per cent. In Panama City a method for killing the vicious dogfly was uncovered, freeing a 700-mile area of army and navy camps from the

1 pest, with the result that military

construction engineers said efficiency increased by. 256 per cent. Helped the tourist trade, too. The division is concerned, also,

“with a program to check malaria

in the low-country military camps. It is cracking down on salt-marsh mosquitoes and gnats, and is cocking a wary eye at epidemics © which = might be

touched off by frequent airplane | contact between America and the

disease-ridden East. Dr. Dove, a hulky, slow-spoken scientist, first attached himself to DIAAM in 1913. He took time

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