Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1943 — Page 14

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Charles Farrell to Take Part in Legion Bond

Show May 27.

Screen Star Charles Farrell, now 8 lieutenant stationed at the naval fir training station near Peru, will make an appearance st the Amerfcan Legions floor show and military ball to be held next Thursday} May 27, at the Coliseum. The star of “Seventh Heaven" | and “Sunny Side Up” will join Con-

stance Bennett on the program.! Miss Bennett will fly here from New York.

Fred Hasselbring, 1ith district

commander of the Jegion, today | announced a tremendous spurt in

ticket distribution for the war bond! show. Tickets will be exchanged | for war bond purchases at banks, |

trust companies, postoffice and U. S. Soldiers C Gonvaleste) movie theaters. i ; : At Former Seminary in

40,000 Members Help Nation's Capitol.

Nearly 350 Legion posts win some 4000¢ members are in the midst of a campaign to sell $19-' WASHINGTON, May 20 (U. P).} 500,000 in war bonds, this month's trene Castle, the dancer, or Martha | quota. Knudsen, daughter of the former “Many of us in the American}General Motors president, wouldn't | Legion know what it Is to go recognize their old alma mater tothrough a battle—to be tired in day. | every bone and muscle—and then! It isn't the swanky girls finishing | to be sent back in to fight some School they knew at National Park | more” said C. U. Gramelspacher, Seminary. It's now Forest Glen an-| state commander. nex of Walter Reed hospital—a; “I believe that is why the Legion Dlace where soldiers are sent to re-| was chosen to sponsor this May Cuperate from wounds or illnesses campaign. Indiana and the nation | they may have suffered in Tunisia, | finished the biggest war financing|or the Solomons, or the Aleutians, | drive in history during April. But|Or Wherever else American Hgnung war bonds must be sold every en are in action. month, and because we in the Le-| Even as a hospital, though, the| gion have learned that we must|Place retains many of its unusual

still fight after the big battle, we] features. have been asked to continue the| Convalescent officers live in es

fight . . . to do all we can for final Urious sorority houses. victomy." | Soldiers wearing maroon-colored |

‘hospital uniforms pace the heavily |

PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET | carpeted halls. | Gold-framed mirrors still hang on Banner Temple 37, Pythian sisters, will sponsor the walls, and some soldiers like to

a card rty at 1:3J{ : p. m. today at the F pa Craft shop stop in front of them and preen : ; “| themselves.

| The army took over the school ba AY last September on the theory that SPECIALS!

sick and wounded soldiers, when no; : longer bed-fast, would get well . The S Cellophane )\Y WAVE

quicker in an unhospital-like atmo-' sphere. | ro ph _ bo ir beavtirul iy

Operation of the new annex be-| gan in January, but this is the first; time reporters have been permitted to visit the place. i

Postoffice in Parlor

There are now about 450 soldiers] and five WAACs there. Not one in| the group expressed a dislike for the place, and Lieut. Col. Carl Tem- | pel, executive officer, is convinced the experiment is a success. Among other things, the army |

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