Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1943 — Page 26
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tant radio drama in the air presentation of his own best seller, “One vecidi i . Civilian defense workers in dis- | trict 31 will have a picnic at Long-
World,” on the “Words at War” fay, July 11.
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series over WIRE at 7 tonight. | Mr. Willkie will be heard three 2CTe park at 2 p.m. Sund times as narrator. In the actual! Air raid wardens will have charge drama. the role of Mr. Willkie win | of entertainment under the direcbe played by Thomas Chalmers, tion of Joe Putts, district warden. veteran radio actor, opera singer Games, softball and swimming also and film commentator. S are being arranged. Paul Coen, district co-ordinator, has invited the workers to bring ARE FEN, 25-year-old Norwegian their friends and families. journalist who escaped from a Nazi
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By DAN GORDON THE QUESTION of whether “Labor Is Co-operating Fully in the War Effort” will be the topic for discussion tonight on “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” over
Hall” | means Dottie La- F {mour will be Bing | Crosby's guest on the “groaner’s” show. The only thing missing will | be Bop Hope.
road on WIRE at 8 That
| concentration camp after six months {| internment will be the guest speaker
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on “This Is Our Enemy” over WIBC at 7. Fen will co-ordinate his talk with the dramatization of the activities of the underground press in Nor-
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| Maids and Phil, the Charioteers, in B major by Bach,
Ken Carpenter and John Scott played by| Trotter's orchestra will be on hana. Yehudi and Hephzibah Menhuhin, a8 4 4 WIRE at 11:05,
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to distribute papers and get outside news to Norwegians despite Nazi terroristic suppression of freedom of the press.
COMPLETES WAR PLANT TRAINING
Berton J. Jenssen, 4545 Marcy lane, has finished an industrial production course given by the war department civilian protection school, Purdue university. Mr. Jenssen is one of a number of industrial plant SPOTLIGHT BAND Tonight. . . ./executives who attended the class 8 Eddy Howard from the U. 8. naval|to perfect their knowledge of how to TONIGHT THE two inveterate air station, Minneapolis, Minn, safeguard industrial plants and “hit-the-roaders” hit the “Music! WISH at 8:30. workers against enemy action.
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