Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1951 — Page 24

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Freedom Crusade pe a Goal Announced

She s-c-r-e-a-m-s for a live Seek 25 Million

ing, Her “yells” are. worth $150 New Enrollments Li. Gov. John A. Watkins,

‘to the movie producers , . but you never see her on the sereen. When you hear your fanvorite movie actress scream the state chairman of the Crusade for Freedom, ‘todgy announced. the 1951 crugade has a goal of 25 million enrollments’ and $3 million in-contributigns,

voice probably is that of FzLast fall's campaign in which

elle Poule off stage. . PARADE MAGAZINE on 16 million Americans contributed $1.3 million - - erected the World

+ Sunday tells the “behind the Freedom Bell in Berlin and made

scenes’ story of Fzelle who edirns a living screaming for possible the powerful new Munich! transmitter of Radio Free Eu-

the movies. tope~inaugurated May 1.

PARADE MAGAZINE COMES WITH THE SUN- » The 1951 -(‘rusade campaign will provide Radio Free Eurohe,

DAY TIMES. with at least two more powerful transmitters «for the “freedom detwork,” Mr. Watkins said. Gen, Dwight Eisenhower.. who Jaunched the crusade drive last fall with a four-network radio address, has evidenced his continued keen interest in the 1951 effort, Mr. Watkins stated. . A new chairman for Indiana will be appointed in the near future.

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