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s . | By JACK GAVER ? i Vnited Press Staff ~Correspondent . NEW YORK, Aug 13.—Radio"

biggest and Jongest guessing con:

Leaders Say World War || test was ended today. : | The Philco Radio Corp. an- ' Veterans Will Take | novnced it has hired the crooning

Over in 1947. : | talents of Bing Crosby for an air

. {show to start in October, Preliminaries for the first post-| ost of the details were thissing war convention of the Indiana de- i, the announcement by Philco Vice partment of the American Legion president James Carmine. But it got into high gear today when re- yas made clear that Crosby would sults of a final caucus of delegales qo a lot of transcriptions instead were announced. lof “live songs,” thus starting a new The 11th district elected Orville trend in big time radio programs. C, Denbo, assistant cashier of Cen-! The crooner's desire to record eral State bank here, as district his programs was largely responsicommander to succeed Dr, Clifford ble for his radio affairs being on a B. Chambers, local dentist. merry-go-round for the past year.

DENBO NAMED Bing Crosby to Return to Radio: ACT ures Beirk ITH DISTRICT | Transcriptions Will Be Used HALTS EVICTION g=2

Expected At First Postwar Legion Convention

hence the transcription desire. He Agency Goes to Court ‘to. BN

could record several programs in a i few days and then be free for] - Stop July Suits. weeks. OPA officials have started court

He went off the air for his sums | . mer vacation June 28, 1945 and|8cUon to stop some of the eviction

was due back for Kraft Oct. 4. He Suits that were filed by the dozens didn’t make a move to resume and during July when the rent control spent many weeks in New York law temporarily was off the books. | amid rumors that he was going t0| pp. g i ; ‘ " rst injunction order inst sign with this or that sponsor. st in} aga

Kraft filed suit in: supreme court | eviction under the newly enacted nere Jan. 3, 1946, secking to re-| housing control law was issued to-

strain him from making any other day by Judge Hezzie B. Pike of Su-

: i _!perior court 2 ona petition filed by deals and claiming his services wn OPA Administrator Paul A. Porter.

4, 1950, ; a ak ud Landlord Enjoined e §uit was withdrawn Jah. 24, : 1 i s thy 5 after an agreepient that Mr. Crosby | oh order ins, Don ; Nid be : free agen alter pakhl® | proceeding further in her municipal 3 more broadcasta uncer [court suit to evict William A. Tru-

was expected to be felt. Whether| Ordered an investigation of a | of not a younger veteran would be| diplomatic incident caused when | minated as a last minute sur-| SOMe American army aviators re- | prise move was considered doubt-| Portedly gave the “wolf whistle” | ffl in view. of the preponderance 0 Peruvian girls at Talara, Peru, of older men on the delegate list,] The investigation is being made but many leaders were free to pre-| bY the Caribbean defense comdiet that by 1947 the new veterans| Mand. The report will be made would be taking state leadership. | Public when completed. Mr, Brunton of Scottsburg is un-, Reports from Peru published in opposed so far as a candidate for the newspaper La Prensa said a | sthite commander. Harold E Morris| Peruvian sailor had - been as- | of Gary and Mr. Ahern of Indians, Sagited by several Americ

is also are prov ¥ dorth-| AVES Ae paper ‘Sead dot IF “and soutfiern vice tommander the” Peruvian government pro- | respectively. tested this attack and not the !

reeset whistling. : .. SPONSOR CARD PARTY Army sources here said that | e Fall Creek Civic League, Inc.,| they heard the story was that a & supper and card group of American aviators were Party Monday at 6:30 p. m. in the beaten’ up by Peruvians after | . e Gardens. | whistling at some girls.

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were named among the delegates to be with A. B, C. or the Mutual ec but the same source said |

commander; James C. Ahern, for Oroshy will be broadcast overigsoo0 weekly for his Kraft work. | eral Motors, with the latter seem= | 4h at she refused to accept the because, they said, her parents were born in Cairo and she is a mod- | squthern vice-commander, and B. facilities of the American Broad- The deals outside the network tor | 08 to have the edge right up % pn.,.6y for three days “in order to ern Cleopatra. The gesture probably had something to do ‘with the

ACTION BY OPA | Water From Nile for Local ‘Cleo’

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By RIC : A 1947 civil WILL | was the prosp council nearec week budget 1 .A reduction

CLOSE pleted last n : cents propose Roy E. Hickn dall to financ

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The new commander is the out-| FPhilco’s statement gave no defi- contract. This ended May 2. lock from her property at 530 E. Set tentativ going district adjutant and a mem- Nite starting time in October, nor Offered Oil Wells [83d st. | Ba ey ber of the state finance committee. (did it mention financial terms or, Some of the deals rumored for! The OPA petition charged that any it i sn He has served the Legion as past| network affiliation, Bing Crosby Mr. Crosby have approached the the eviction would be a violation of 1:00 PP M night. commander of Osrick Mills Watkins A, B. C. Expects Program fantastic, with sponsors supposedly federal rent control regulations. . o AVR. _ Cut from tt} pgst 162 and French Lick post 76.| However, a spokesman for the/on the show. What Mr. Crosby's | Offering him. large blocs of stock, | Money ‘Refused’ Doing their bit for International amity, hard-working "United budget was § He is a native of French Lick. | American Broadcasting Co. quickly!share of this would be could only | ©11 wells and what not. | In an aMdavit Mr. Trulock said Artists press agents dipped a small jug of water from the River Nile | : per cent, Th W. 1 Brunton, Scottsburg, was sald that “we expect that the ips conjectured, but it is known that In recent weeks, however, the, , ...¢ hic rent money by registered in Egypt, now in its highest flood stage in modern history, and flew | SATURDAY ] which, 1s still endorsed by the district for state Philco Corp. program starring Bing jn recent years he has been paid |field narrowed to Philco and Gen- | .i) t4 Mrs. Wright on Aug. 1, but It in a special plane to bestow on Miss Virginia Posha, 951 Eastern ave., | ceeding the ct

$2,309,548.19.

| Ayres’ Tea Room and Festa

W, Breedlove, for re-election as casting Co.” Fe oa (the recordings, of course, will be | the Philco SRROUNCeHIent: h {bring eviction action.” showing of “Caesar and Cleopatra” at Loew's. Reflecting only a | Councilmen state finance officer. With Mr. Crosby insisting on "lin Mr. Crosby's hands and returns | The trade expects that the hewi Judge Pike's order will stop evic-| moment, Miss Posha sald she'd use it to wash her hair. (Note Miss Downstairs Lunch Room will {1 ; Dr, Chambers and Mr. Denbo cordings, the deal praftically had! (om these will run into high fig.] Series probably will start off withiyon proceedings in’ municipal Posha: The waters of the Nile are very muddy this time of year.) hought and a

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la “live show” or two, after which | oust. (the transcriptions will come into; opa attorneys said similar in-

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sted hari contin rosea em, Bt, 8. Gi repr of 8 B00 voy oe | “iii Legion Post Plans War Il Installation | 160A Me izes mu, 0 e on a n rancisco, . Be OS, owl on the’, for Mr. Crosby were “ridicus | : ma i junction orders ‘will be sought in . : . Ye 45 P, . i Gu, in September. anscipion dew, alhongneone of co, “mak; CFO Wee ied 710 i believed however, that Mr. iner cases where legal evions) "9 on | oor ans ‘var 1 ‘stalfation M a ' 3000 Delegates Expected {them was said today to be show- ever, that he will become the high- Crosby won't’ be permitted to tran-| ere threatened. | Veterans of world war II will be Smith Jr. second vice commander, 5 SY Sat oe, With th ti . ing interest in the deal, in a sudden |. paid radio performer scribe more than two weeks ahead erie etme installed as officers of Carmel post Marion Hodson, sergeant-at-arms, ; $3 ’ 8 completion Of CONVEN- sy reversal, |= Lett Craft Laat Year so that the programs won't be PICNIC AT SHAKAMAK 155, American Legion, at & cere-|all veterans of world war II, and Increase to $ tion preparations before a back- Mr. Carmine said that the tri badly dated musically and other-{ The annual encampment 309th mony Monday in the Carmel Gun Don Christie, finance officer, and! The budget drop of Hoosier politics, 3000 dele-| ©, Loe 8 Sea After years of headlining the wise. ammunition train will be held club, one-half mile west of Carmel. Charles H. Mitchell, adjutant, world 2 cg 4, & American Asx SC e \ er > | : : on 3 : 2h ’ . . gates, B majority of them still vet- any station’ desizing 1 rerardiesi 0 Muste Hall show, Mr, Crosby | Both Wednesday and Sunday | Sunday, Sept. 1 in Shakamak Park.! New officers are; Harry Dawson war I veterans. | yd Co. rs appeared inci rd Yar] Sere sued |i Betwork afiliation—and that 2 got Festive a year Ho. . . | nights have been mentioned for |All families are requested to bring Jr. commander; Leo Photenhauser,| Special honors will” be paid to foal don . : "| ‘He didn't want to be tied down,| the new show. : i i i St v p : i i vey i , S Despite fhe preponderance-of older |TUARY os 500 might carry it i : § goym, : | table service and a basket dinner. | first vice commander; Clifford J. Harvey Stout, retiring commander. .coungil made veterkns, however, there were re- | Wale on Price on a motion b, ports the world war IT crowd was, Trade papers have been reporting A. Brown. rapidly closing in on controlling that Mr. Crosby will receive $15,000 Biggest cuts ts. weekly for his work, separate from were made in More than 5000 legionnaires, not payments to others on the program. : : park departme plelal delegates to the state con-|Another report today was that he ! — Lop n, were expected to drop in| would get $6000. - diring the four-day conclave to| with the transcription idea, it is v QUALITY OF FRODECT to ci P1250 Jae we Proceedings and take a possible that a percentage deal will IS ESSENTIAL TO 2 Sn es “hl e age ihe g Fan ihe money in five figures. | CONTINUING SUCCESS spite the plea cally, ', a source close to the allow an incr ol Sie Suan district pion Sroup,| deal said that the figure was be- | LS/MFT ment which or Paoli, former ay of rid eves o be 2h amuay 5 » (weekly for the “package,” which | NS 5 The cut wa ee von Son ove a ordinarily means cost of all talent | Hon in wage ! kers from t commandership, presumably = . . oO will ead the younge ol "Inet ’ ' ho. ptartend the younger group Incident’ Stirred ‘ Parks Dire 5 man . TV . ' was ordered ft; ys 3 Candidates Unopposed By Wolf W hist! e ' conform with .. Though all announced candidates The City h | are veterans of the first world war,| WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (U. | 000 from its the influence of the new class still| P)—The war deprtment has | The hospital . make this 1

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Appea Councilmen reductions we night. In trimmir creases, the uniform 5-cer leaving a raise of 10 cents p Generally, t pay of salari¢ form to the Gerald Kempf and Dr. Char intendent of weye cut from given $8000 w! than the sur Red: The general fect was as rection and v controller: City executi of works, heal administrative Police and cents. City hospita Park: $125.0 Sanitation, sion: $62,329,

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BURGLAF IN AUTO

Burglars wi a truck too from bumper from the An Tire Co., 212 The owners Broadway an 5903 Guilfor | police today backed a tru the building gained entrar mated $700 and drove aw The thieves they took.eve two $100 acet dozen door h of hydraulic

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Wood engraving by Ho MoCormick based upon the arigian) oll painting