Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1942 — Page 14

SUPPORT NAB IN PETRILLO FIGHT

Broadcasters of Indiana, Michigan to Act as 2-

Day Parley Closes.

_ A resolution sustaining any action taken by the National Association of Broadcasters against James C. Petrillo, president of the American Federation of Music, was expected to be passed this afternoon by radio broadcasters of Indiana and Michigan. The broadcasters will close their two-day meeting at the Columbia club today. Referring to Petrillo’s order banning members of the A. F. M. from playing or contracting for recordings, transcriptions or any other form of mechanical reproduction of music after Aug. 1, John E. Fetzer of Kalamazoo, Mich. director of NAB, said here today that NAB considered the edict “untimely and unwarranted during the war period.”

Action Stalemated

~ At present, action against Petrillo {s stalemated pending a United States senate hearing in January. A complete investigation of the A. F. M. and its leader will be conducted by Senators Burton K. Wheeler - and D. Worth Clark. Neville Miller, president of NAB, and James Lawrence Fly, chairman of the federal communications commission, are expected to testify. + The NAB holds that small radio stations will be particularly hard hit by the Petrillo order due to their use of transcriptions and recordings. In opening the conference yesterday, Mr. Fetzer "discussed the “Responsibility of Broadcasters in War Time.” He pointed out that 35 per cent of radio’s facilities were being used by government agencies. Mr. Miller gave the accompanying facts and figures. Eugene Carr of the Office of Censorship cautioned the broadcasters

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MRS. HELEN OBER, ILL FOR YEAR, DIES

Mrs. Helen M. Ober, 676 E. Fall Creek pkwy., died today at her Home following a year's illness. Services will be conducted by Dr. Logan Hall at 3 p. m. Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Ober was born Jan. 24, 1897 in Oxford, O., the! pnly child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MenMuir. She was graduated from Miami univer-

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Connersville. Ceril S..Ober in 1922. An active member of the Meridian Street Methodist church, Mrs. Ober taught Sunday school there for 11 years and served as an officer of

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Besides her husband she is survived by three children, Jean, Joan PVT. CARL RASMUSSEN JR," son of Carl Rasmussen, 1135 W.

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FIREMAN HURT AS 50 USED TIRES BURN | ing to word received by his fatner today. He was on duty with the

A city firemfn was injured today army air corps engineers. ga; fire and water destroyed more Born in Indianapolis Feb. 20, tan 50 used tires and damaged a 1920, Pvt. Rasmussen lived all his f imiture display in the Mt. Jack- life here. He was graduated from on Tire and Battery shop, 3413 W.| o 411406 high school in 1938,

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building and the remainder to stock. Fireman Herman Lewis, 26 N. injured both knees as Memorial ;eriices, conducted by be fell into a greasing pit. Heavy| the Rev. Olca A. Peters ‘ pastor snoke is said to have obscured his|/: First Uniied Lutheran church, wili be held at 3 ». m. Sundav. |

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Ishmael T. Lee, an employee off The 12th naval district head-, the circulation department of the quarters declined comment on the: Indianapolis News, died today at|broadcast. his home, 2339 N. Alabama st. He

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Born in Pendleton, Mr. Lee moved to Bedford from there and then! came to Indianapolis 24 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maude Lee; a daughter, Mrs. Mar-! garet Ross, both of Indianapolis; a' sister, Miss Nellie Lee of Sharps-| ville, Ind., and two brothers, John! Lee of Detroit and Hervey Lee of Terre Hate. >on

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