Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1940 — Page 25

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Student Series.

,». With Elizabeth Bergner as Rosalind and Laurence Olivier as Included in the cast is ijinska, sister of the famous | Russian dancer, Nijinsky, who is featured, in the ballet scenes. An [English production, “As: You " Like It” presents Miss Bergner in | what is said to be her favorite part. She has played Rosalind more than 600 times on the stage, both in Ger- | man and in English, The film had its first American showing at the Radio City Music Hall in New York, where it received a critical and popular approbation during its two-week engage-

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BUTLER WILL HONOR SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS

Principals and advisers of Indian-

'|apolis schools whose publications ‘|have won prizes recently will be

honored at the second annual journalism conference of public schools at Butler University Monday evening. Four of the prizes were won a the recent Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest in New York City. “The Broadcaster’ of School 39 and “Whittier Whittlings” of School 33 won first place honors there. The “Wallace Faster News” of School 32 won second prize and “The Herald” of School 16 won third place. These were the only four newspapers entered from Indianapolis, The prize winning publications will be on display during the din-

|ner meeting at 6 o'clock in the

Campus Chub, following group conferences at 4:30 p. m. in Jordan Hall.

COLLEGE AWARDS 64 SCHOLARSHIPS

Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 12— Sixty-four top-ranking high school seniors in 45 Indiana counties received scholarships amounting to $5600 awarded by the Indiana State Teachers College for the 1940-41 academic year. The awards will be renewed if students receiving the scholarship keeps their grades on a high level. Ifidiana State Teachers awards two scholarships annually i cach county. They cover all contngen fees. Z

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE “It All Came True,” with Ann fhendan and Hunoprey Bogart, at 12:40, 3:45, 6:50 and §,55. “T The Sin a Dr. Christian.” with Jean Hersholt and Dorothy Lovett, at 11:35, 2:40, 5:45 and 8:50.

INDIANA “It’s a Nate,” with Deanna. Durbin, Kay Eines, and 1 Walisr Pidgeon

at 12:27, 6:47 a “Half a Sinner.” with Heather

Angel and John King at 11:29, 2:39, 5:49 and 9:59.

LOEW’S ‘Young Tom Edison,” with Mickey Rocney, Fay Bainter and George Bancroft. at 12:45, 3:45, 6:45

“And One Was Beautiful,” with Roser Cymmings and Laraine Day. at 11:30, 2:30, 5:30 and 8:30. "LYRIC Wayne King and His Orchestra on stage, at 1. 3:53. 6:46 and 9:59. iva Cisco Kid” ton. screen), with Cesar Romero and Jean RogeTs, at

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11:36, 2:29, 5:22, 8:15 and 9:40.

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Contributors Listed by Editor Heide.

Distribution of the third issue of Mss, quarterly literary publication at Butler University, was under way today under the direction of Jack Heide, editor. / Indianapolis contributors are Miss Dorothy I. Chastain, George Wilson, Ralph Morgan, Robert Ayres, Wesley Romanie, Miss Betty Gordon, Arthur Gilliom, Miss Marie Tellas, Miss Marigrace Franklin, C. Myron Winegardner, Miss Barbara Frederickson, John F. Carson, Ted W. Sadvert, Miss Betty Smith, Miss Helen Overton, Robert Pace, Robert C. Schalk and Miss Constance Forsyth.

Others who contributed to the issue were Miss Mary Wiley, Prescott, Ariz.; Thomas Markin and Jack Shackelford of North Vernon; Frank Wintin, Shelbyville and Miss Wyoming Robinson, Bridgeport.

U. C. Mallon, of Francisville, is the fifth member of the 1889 graduating class at Butler University to become a life member of the alumni association.

He is the 32d life member of the|

association, Prof. George A. Schumacher, alumni secretary, announced. He also is a member of the Golden Legion, which includes graduates of more than fifty years.

A public showing of the film “Our State Institutions” will be ziven by the Indiana State Welfare Department and Butler University at 7 p. m. Tuesday in Room 131 of Arthur Jordan Hall,

Spellers fo Use '79 Book in 'Bee’

Members of the Indianapolis McGuffey Club will meet tomorrow at the Central Library to complete plans for an old fashjoned| spelling bee at Anderson, Ind. | Ten Indianapolis members will compete with the Anderson team Wednesday in the contest which is sponsored by the Anderson Herald. The McGuffey Eclectic Speller 1879 | edition, will be used in the spelling bee to be held at the Anderson High School. More than 2000 persons are expected to attend. Judge Willis E. Ellis of Anderson will be in charge. Members of the Indianapolis team are Robert Sisson of*Martinsville, George Epperson, James Phillips, Mrs. Rose Bowers, C.

Mrs, Edward White, Mrs. Betty LaDuke, Mrs. Evelyn Keown and E. E. Woolsey, all of Indianapolis.

GREEN .TO ADDRESS ANDERSON A. F. OF L.

ANDERSON, Ind. April 12 (U. P.) —William Green, president of the A. F. of L., will speak tomorrow at the National Guard Armory at a

meeting of the A. F. of L. affiliated United Automobile Workers Union. Others expected to *attend the meeting are Carl Mullen and Adolph Fritz, president and secretary of the Indiana Federation - of Labor, Thomas R. Hutson, State Dabor Commissioner, and Arthur Viat, State Commissioner of Wages and Hours. Simultaneously the CC'T. O. affiliated United Automdbile Workers Union will hold a meeting with R. J. Thomas, national union president, ‘as the featured speaker. Secretary-Treasurer George Ades and Walter Reuther of Detroit, General Motors C. I. O. director, also will speak. : Members of the unions vote Wednesday in a NLRB election covering the Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp plants.

12 TO STUDY STATE’S CONTROL OF TRAFFIC

The 12 state enforcement officers attending the Northwestern University traffic institute will study traffic control methods of the In-

‘diana State Police next week.

They will spend two days at headquarters here, then will be separated in pairs for three-day surveys at outlying posts. They will return to headquarters here for an additional day’s study. Patrolman Irving A. ‘Mott, Denver, who is attending the institute, will come here next week to study traffic control methods of the Indianapolis Police Department.

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Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes will be awarded the Louis D. Brandeis medal for service to humanity at a luncheon Sunday to

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Dr. Bahr to Open Sessio On Mental Health At Claypool.

The Indiana Society for Ment Hygiene will hold its first meeti since 1936 at the Claypool Hotel,

May 17 and 18. The conference will open with (a talk by Dr. Max A. Bahr, super tendent of the State Hospital and|a leader in psychiatry for over years, reviewing the accomplis ments of mental hygiene in Indiana during his lifetime. Later the same morning Jud

evening on’a subject yet to be nounced. The Revs. E. Burdette Backus Alexander * E. Sharp, both of dianapolis, will conduct ‘a § pcsium on religion and me health. Another symposium

Harriet E. O'Shea, Purdue psychology professor; Dr. Robert H. Haskell, Wayne County Training School, Michigan, and Dr. anz Alexander, University of Chicago.

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SHOW STARRING

A dramatization of one of MARK HELLINGER'S “thrilling short stories.