Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1946 — Page 11

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RIDAY, NOV. 1 1946

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By LEE NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent

/ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES *

programs. .will be one hour daily,|the American. press; probably some time in the evening, story of American farm life;

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. — The Russian time.

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United States hopes to get going| The Russian people—those who around. Jan. 1 with its long-planned ' shortwave broadcasts to. give the Russian people a factual account of American * Affairs, it was learned Hfoday.

The first-of the Russian- “language Mghts as they appeared that day in

have short-wave sets capable of picking up the “Voice of America” =-will hear something like this on a typical broadcast:

summary of the news high-

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from an operetta by’ Victor Herbert; a survey of the latest in American drama; more music, in-

cluding a little jazz, and finally a}? complete. news roundup, - including 3 ‘human inferest stories such as thelk

latest news about Deanna Durbin, a favorite of the Russians. . "The United States believes that g the Russians an uncensored pe of American news will do much to promote ~ friendship between the two countries. Travelers returning from Russia report a keen desire to hear more about America. The men working on the broadcasts say tife issue is

not will the Rusian people listen,|

but can they. Best estimates are that .around 100,000 Russians now have radios

capable of picking ‘up American|

broadcasts. In addition the.Soviet Union has a big radio manufacturing program lined up. Not all of these will be short wave sets, But Russia must use short waves for some domestic broadoasts

; Unfinished LUMBER REQUIREMENTS to reach over the vast distances of Bookczses ~ =—WE DELIVER— the V.8.8. R In Assorted Sizes PLAN TEST FLIGHTS Clear Pine—Well BURBANK, Oal, Nov. 1 (U. P.).— Made With agile y First test flights of the Lockheed Mortise Joints PRN re SS Conktitution, largest plane ever built

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Mrs. Emilie M. Pohr died yesterday at the home of her daughter,

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DIES AT AGE OF 86,

PLAN INSPECTION TOUR

Assistant Secretary of Navy W. John Kenny,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 1 (U. P.)..

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A part of Fi. Harrison soldiers’ contribution te the Indianapolis Community fund is shown here being presented by Brig. Gen. Olifford Bluemel, post: commander, to ex-governor Henry F. Schricker, chairman of the fund’s public division. The amount totaled $4141.96, which is almost twice that given in 1045. The drive ends Monday at the post.

was, 86. - : The daughter of Christian J. Karle, an early Indianapolis settler, she had lived here all her life. She had been a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church since 1800. 8he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Keppler of Vero Beach, Cal: three sons, Rupert O. Pohr of Western Springs, Ill; {Joseph O. Pohr of Springfield, O, and Paul Pohr of Detroit, Mich; {eight grandchildren and four great } grandchildren, Services have not yet been arranged, but friends may call after 8 p. m. today at the Aaron-Ruben funeral home. .

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