Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1943 — Page 19

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| THE LATE Stephen Vincent \ Hel3ONns Who | Benet's stirring narrative poem, Gregory Ratoff crammed Ohica® |

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| America” tonight | * 8 ® o {over WIRE at 7. DRAMA TONIGHT . .. Rosalind |

| The tribute to | Russell, Brian Aherne and Janet lthe freedom- . MN | Blair play their original movie roles| loving spirit of the Ror me ¥ in “My Sister Eileen” at 8, and American people ; Li £4 Gary Cooper, Ruth Hussey and Lio- | was written by [nel Barrymore appear in “Tennes- | Benet for a July |see Johnson” at 9 over WFBM. . . . 4th broadcast over ‘David Harding, the “Counter Spy,” NBC in 1941, and mixes business with pleasure on|

{this will be the * | WISH at 3. first time since Bo it has been heard on the air. In these words the poet epito- | mized the cause for which American boys are fighting and dying all | over the world: |

PROGRAM MAY AID "SHORTAGE OF CORN

“This is the people's cause, the] WASHINGTON July 5 (U. P.).— | people's might | Food officials today studied a com- | We have set up a standard for the | yi,,ation corn subsidy and hog price free | control program as a next move to And it shall not go down. | break the critical market shortage Learn here and now how free men of corn. stand in arms. | House action in sustaining a presi- | Don't tread on us, don’t hinder us, dential veto of the subsidy prohi-| don't cross us. bition in the commodity credit cor- | We won't have tyranny here.” | poration bill freed the administraMiss Barrymore recently closed | tion to go ahead with a subsidy prothe second run of her hit, “The gram favored by food officials. | Corn Is Green.” This will be her| A tentative program to increase second “Cavalcade of America” role; the ceiling price on corn and pe-| her first appearance in February, | nalize shippers of heavyweight hogs, 1940, was as Anne Royall, pioneer and finely-finished beef cattle has | American nwespaperwoman. | the approval of Stabilization Direc- | cE & & tor Fred M. Vinson and Price Ad-| ; | ministrator Prentiss M. Brown. | SPOTLIGHT BAND tonight .. .| After the resignation of Chester Blue Barron's orchestra from the (a U S naval training school at the]... University of Tlinois, Urbana, | Doro RORTa ne pI ere WISH at 8:30. | has given no indication whether he | $ 4 @ | will approve it, or recommend

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