Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1946 — Page 11

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agency of songwriters, it | learned today, The left-wing songsters, who put class struggle jingles to folksong melodies, will carry C.-1, O.-P, A C's e¢lection message to voters | throughout the nation, via mass rallies, radio and phonograph recordings. Given National Audience Peoples Songs, Ine. is a direct descendant of the Almanac ‘Sjingers, which supplied the Communist |party’s American Peace Mobiliza- | tion with pre-Pearl Harbor ditties, | aimed at smearing President Roosevelt as a warmonger and tool of Wall St. imperialists, One of them iran: “Plough under every fourth | American boy.” Another refrain ended: “Wendell Willkie and Franklin D.; seems to me they both agree; they both agree on killin’ me.” When Hitler attacked Russia the | Almanac Singers vanished and their | records disappeared from the music shops. Revived as People's Songs, the | lyrical leftists have been furnishing | their propaganda with music to! Communist affairs until C. I. 0.-| P, A. C, decided to give them national audience. Station Bans Broadcast The C. I. O." News has cited the refusal of radio station WMT, of Cedar Rapids, Ia. to grant the c.| I. O.-P. A. C. free air time “on the grounds that the proposed broadcasts were controversial.” The Cedar Rapids council filled a complaint with the FCC,

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VATICAN CITY, Italy, Sept. 27 (U, P)—~—A huge statue of 8St.| Frances Xavier Cabrini, first image of an American ever to stand in| a major Roman church, was placed | in a special alcove in St. Peter's basilica at a ceremony yesterday attended -by high dignitaries of the, church. { “THe statue is modelled in clay. If | the model is approved by a special church’ commission, the statue will be reproduced in bronze and placed permanently in the basilica.

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