Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1942 — Page 4

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Carole Lombard.

. from a number of names submitted ‘by Hoosiers in a contest conducted

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BELMONT

It’s a happy day when Mr. Vin (Richard Ney).

At least everybody laughed and Mr.

only one day against many that were to follow.

NAME AIR GROUP THE "LOMBARDIERS"

A special squadron of navy air eadets to be recruited from Indiana 4s to be named after film star

‘The squadron will be called #1. ombardiers.” This name was selected by Governor Schricker

by the navy. The word, “Lombardiers,” was gent in by Fred Hofherr of Marion. Miss Lombard was killed last spring when the plane in which _ ghe was a passenger crashed into ‘® mountain peak while she was returning home from a bond sales campaign in Indiana.

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE “pr. Broadway,” with Macdonald Carey and Jean Phillips, at 11:20, 2:15, 5:10, 8:06 and 10:3v. On stage, Sammy Kaye and his orchestra, at 12:50, 3:45, 6:40 and 9:

LOEW'S

“Maisie Gets Her Man,” with Ann Sothern and Red Skelton, at 11, 2:10, 5:20 and 8:30. sor Married an Angel,” with Nel. n Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald, son 12:40, 3:50, 7 and 10.

INDIANA ‘ “Eagle Squadron,” with Diana Barrymore, Robert Stack, Jon Hall and Eddie Albert, at 11:45, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15 and 9:45.

LYRIC

“Take a Letter, Darling,” with Rosalind Russell and Fred MacMurray, at 12:45, 3:55, 7:05 and 10:15. “Night in New Orleans,” with Preston Foster, Patricia Morison and Albert Dekker, at 1 30, 2:40,

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. Minivers Are Reunited

Miniver (Walter Pidgeon) points to the wings on the breast of his son,

about it in the papers. Too bad? Of course. Terrible? Why, yes. But when the Nazi bullet streaks through your brother, or wife, or son or husband or sweetheart or sister or mother—that’s not the same at all. Is it?

Not Yet Perhaps

The blood of life gushes out on the dirty ground. Maybe you thought it wouldn't ever happen.

But who are you going to kiss now? Nobody. . . The war has come to you.

come to you yet.

huh? Too bad. ‘Some Day=—

to you. Really come, I mean.

life if it hadn't. It won't be the same with you as anyone else. The world is you, then, and all the troubles in it yours. No one else in the world will suffer just like you. That's the reason I think you should see a motion picture called “Mrs. Miniver.,” It’s coming to Loews Wednesday.

It’s Not the Same

In a cool, far-from -the - war screening room, I saw it a couple of days ago. . I think you ought to see it, too. When the war comes to the Minivers, it's not the same with them as it will be with you and me. Naturally not. They're English people, the Minivers. I expect they've got a better house than you’ ve got. Maybe not. I don’t know. But the Nazi bullet streaks just the same. The Minivers have to take it. What could they do? I sat for two hours and 13 minutes and. saw this picture, how the peaceful, good Minivers were shot through with the fear and death of war. And yes, the courage, too.

You Don’t Talk’

You're not the Minivers and neither am I. And theyre not us. Bi the war is one, the same to us al. For two hours and 13 minutes I watched the story of the Minivers and when it was over, I just sat there. I didn’t want to talk to anybody. I didn’t want to say what I thought. I wish there hadn’t been anyone around. You don’t talk about what you

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Joan Bennett FTER DARK!

feel, really. You just think. And this is what I thought: When

I don’t know, maybe it hasn't|, Maybe you still|$ bellyache about not enough sugar) in the ice tea. No tires on the car,|:

Well, some day the war may come |

And you'd give anything in your|}

Home from Dunkirk, Mr. Miniver thanks God for his family. Miniver bought a round of drinks, But that was Mrs. Miniver (Greer Garson) hugs her husband and he caresses their children, Ehie knows what's happened. He won't have to tell her,

The War anid You—That s ‘Message of ‘Mrs. Miniver'

By FREMONT POWER

When the war comes to you, it's different. Sure, you know they were killing people by the millions.

You'd read

the time comes, and I know it'll come, will I be like ie Minivers? Will you? I hope we will. We've got to—or lose.

Given DePauw

Admissions Job

ADMISSION OF students to DePauw university, Greencastle, will be in charge of Willard E. Umbreit, former coach of freshman sports and varsity swime ming, beginning Aug. 1. Mr. Umbreit also has been assistant professor of physical education. As secretary of admissions, 3 Mr. Umbreit will visit kigh Willard Umbreit schools, in view prospective students and otherwise arrange student promotion. He replaces Robert H. Farber, who is in the army. Before going to DePauw in 1932, Mr. Umbreit was director of physical education at Lima Central high school in Ohio. During the absence of Donovan C. Moffett last year, Mr. Umbreit was basketball coach.

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FIONA who yielded to no man? EVELYN who wanted: nothing!

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TO GET DIPLOMAS

Fifty-one air raid wardens wiil| receive diplomas for defense train:

Woodruff Place Baptist church.

certificates. E. V. Rutherford was, instructor of the class. McDuff is district warden. The graduating wardens will be: Claude Arbuckle, John Berfanger, Jacob Burks, Edward Bryant, Henry

Dufek, Denzil Dearinger, Lee De Laura Dodd, Ruie Ewin Elsberry, Peter Frick, Fred Fahren-

Fred Howe, Charles Howard, Est Hauser, Bernard Henry, Fred Jack Joe Kurz, J. Keller, Gladys Kerr, Lillian Lockridge, Elmer Mellenkamp, James McElfresh, Frank McKenna, Kiefer Moore, Eunice Miller, Earl Moore, Herbert Nally, George Newman,

ing at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the| | Mayor Sullivan will present the! :

Henry D. °°

Bischoff, Vincent Corrigan, Harry Clark, Michael Commons, Alexander | |

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MONDAY, JULY 27, 1042

Then Comes a Day of Torturing Fear .

That was a close one!

house. Yes, it did. It “remodeled” the dining room. | 8 hidiers who fight. The women have to fight, too. Mrs. Miniver captured a German flier.

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TRAIN KILLS YOUTH . An 18-year-old Negro, identified ; Charles Long, probably of Terre Ifaute, was killed yesterday when

(ie was struck by a Pennsylvania

INLAND AGREES TO RAISE

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