Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1943 — Page 14

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Pianist Award Clock Study Lines rR At Garfield

| | | Miss Thurston Chosen by. Applause Volume.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12 (U. P.), CIRCLE — al " selsrs BW On stage, Ted Fio Rito, his orZadel Skolovsky, 27-year-old Los chestia And Beatrice Kay. at 12.37,

Angeles pianist, today was named | 3:37 8:37 and 8:39 »| Some Walk, Others Use

win i 194 “Sherlock Holmes in Washington, nner of the 1943 Robin Hood Dell with Basil Rathbone and Nigel | : Bruce, at 11:18, 2:18, 5:18, 8 and Trick Methods. |

Young American artists’ competition. 10:39

The announcement said that INDRA Times Special

Ql. : “Aectic i Nor { pL i TT ~ . ‘ A | . \ : i I i [ Jon t W a t Skolovsk y in auditions “showed Ww NE iinidh goaith pr HOLLYWOCD, July 12.—Screen y : in tein v i

timself ready for Massey and Alan Hale, at 11:18, players have more means of mas- | Edvard Grieg last night at Garfield | Your Help

an engagement 2:48, 6:18 and 9:48

: nk Sih " % a . “ irohi | park. The scene was the park's open as a professional solois : All By Myself,” with Rosemary tering dialogue than Hirohito has : |p po PL 1 soloist with a Lane and Patric Knowles, at 1:45, alibis. |air theater. The performers were] Is Needed

major symphony orchestra and in 5:15 and 8:45 a, rel ra and in 5:15 ¢ : : n | Mi p Miss other wavs met the requirements LYRIC There's Claudette Colbert who Miss Marg Lon Thurston aig NOW! he co ton * Dr 1k s “So Proudly | Ellen Aavik, pianists, and the seof the competition “Hit ‘the lee. with Abbott and | [Surprised folks on the “Se Proudly i ere “Rhapsody in Blue" : . . ‘ostello and Ginny Simms, at 11, We Hail’ set vy bursting into 3 hire Pi OTC ol piano and HURRY—LAST i 30, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:20 French after she had blown a scenc, HE : : ’ : 2 DAYS! X 3 ; § orchestra. The audience, which

“Get Going.” with Robert Paige y packed the amphi-theater, was to

snd Grace McDonald, at 12:30 She contessed that she always 3:40. 6:30 and 9:20 learned her lines in her native J z f Es ] & decide the winner by applause. itl LOEW'S I an't : pS : s § : | language and hadn't been able to : 3 : Bbfore the girls put in their ap- ||! Ever Hour Worked for RCA “Stage Door Canteen’ with Helen shake the habit. = k A . i + i y \ Have: Katharine Hephurn, Herbert Brispn Lonlevv has entirely ? pearance, my friend placed a bet ||| Marshall, other stars and six name l ae on Xt S 8N enlitlyY i 3 i . with me that the one who played || / H w k a f USA bands, at 11:16, 1:34, 4:32. 7:10 and | different manner of memorizing, 8 REE LI % “Rhapsody in Blue" would win ve- lI! san our orke or 8:15. | Taking advantage of a home re-| eg |

‘ . . Blue Barron will bring his or- cause the audience was more fa- [||| | cording outfit, he puts the entire 0: ; wh : miliar with Gershwi 3. | PER SEA Risk mous | on nas Toe nin eiore a. cher tn the cir tor a weeks. mie win cen muse lf) ROA Needs Many Women Workers NEW YORK. July 12 (U. P.).—-A particularly tough scene, he plays] SARC on Frivay. nye hesse wage increase of $25 a month and|a recording of it time and time fition Jor the pertert Slog ays Rok Played the Oules ote a sea risk war bonus of $250 a | again. Dl ‘ ot Cah iy ; Master rh gn for lic hiv be Forgets Ad Libs record she established during “Lady of the piano and with the orchestra sought by the ‘National Maritime Bob H 4 pai in the Dark.” {at all times. Her poised performance | er Chie i", =D ope, contacted oh 2%| Betty Hutton is another star who was one of the highlights of the i ao ution In fertheohwing negotiations mbunis “Let's Fate ji set, Te to singing as an aid to| evening. But then ye “Rhapsody No Skills Needed—Learn on the Job 1 8 mers | te re QUATT it i . .- 13 i 1. " + : : i mnt AES _Vith ship owners. | ted he had na quarrel with dialogue. pyemery, The tougher the dialogue, |in Blue” with Miss Thurston at the | My trouble,” he explained, “is re-|ihe more antics go into the Blonde keys. The audience chose Miss R C A OFFERS ; NT |akintering SO Jos. 5 wr Blitz’ home work. Thurston as the winner. Nariie ceartny as a cinch, A rookie cop once pulled Bill There is a moral to this story for | : i | but it doesn’t keep him from hurling | gengix in on suspicion of lunacy|any of the young singers and pi- * Convenient Location Pits 5 Bday Bergen if that | when he tound him wandering|anists who appear at the summer > Planned Recreation worthy pulls a boner. around the neighborhood talking|concerts this year. The one who is | i Rates Remembering only the cue words himself. Two hours later, Billlfortunate enough to play a selec- | * Increased Starting . Shifts - ANYBODY try el of a speech is Ginger Rogers’ pre-|...vinced a hard-boiled desk ser-| tion the public knows best will have * Additional Pay for Night ifts ; <R — \ | ceant that his job depended on his the inside track.

Fr EER - ” 3 3 « 'Ennwine \ » X Perhaps es th Fi rove- ll . to stop me — // - _ !knowing lines, that he walked ps one method of improve Hl Apply

V4 . while memorizing. Moen! Nou be for the park board : ; cif . — 0 appoint a committee of judges ||| » . I'm after , : : . 4 N The belle of the evening was {lili Em i men Tar poh >. i. } : Ri. : AG BENDIX DREAMED Mary Lou Trotter, a little tyke who ||| Teast Tetons | Sr i : | came skipping onto the stage to the {| woetaph™ yee” Sway { | BASEBALL CAREER tune of “School Days.” She bowed, 137 EAST MARKET autograp Mp y | Times Special zat down on the piano bench and |||| See Virei ¥ Ww idles do A | HOLLYWOOD, July 12.—Playing|in addition {o her piano plaving Open Monday 8 A. M. to 9 P. M, oece virginia eialer h A {the plum character role of Jano-|unconscicusly took over the joh of | Other Days 8 A.M. to 4 P. M.

'shik, the men's room attendant |impresario.

3 ) hex stuff W hen she meets e i (and secret leader of the Czech Knew Her Numbers eet x

|| underground movement) in Para- The band accompanied her while] | —— = RESIS mo ee - {mounts “Hostages,” is no new ex-ishe played a medley of patriotic Deaths—Funeral 1/ Lost and Found 7 COUNTER GIRLS BES: Wages, meals [perience for the Brookivn Bump-(tunes jneluding the song of the; ydianapoiis Times, Mon. July 12, 1943 | TOST-—Brown pleated purse between Gapi- | Nished. Experience unnecessary, Apply stead, Bill Bendix. marine corps and “God Bless Amer- Ltr Robert Allen, husband | tol and Meridian in Jou block. Cox. | Blue Rivbon Dairy Bar, 48 N. Penn As a boy, Bendix lived just alica” She knew her pieces so well| of Anita, son of Mr. and Mrs. L C. Me.| has S06 Wich, CCEERe byclt, vai: {block from the Polo grounds. |that she iavored the audience with Connell, i124 Hoyl A AID Intomyion | ward. FR-2195.

Rohert Walter ana William After hanging around day after|glances throughout her perform.| call the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the [GST White Husky and Spitz dog, Sunher Chimes. | day morning at 38th and Pendleton

L ; TAYLOR GARSON PIDGEON TURNER POWELL The THREE CLAIRE SISTERS... he finally became bat boy for|ance. MILLICAN—Carl F., husband of Irene and| pike. Child's pet. Please return. Re-| Ediphone Operators

’ , , . a" Tiants p O * highs s oncert| s F. Millican, passed away | d. ~6165-1. in METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER's “Rhythm Tapsters {the Giants and then graduated to| Other highspots of the concert| son of Emma Millican, passed a ward, CH-6165-1

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: inli y vice Wednesday, 10:30 a. m.,| an locker room attendant. were John Howell's violin number,| gunn: Soya Home. 1034 W. Michi: | LOST—Tan billfold in Circle theater, late | . . Marie! gan st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Monday eve.; money and valuable papers. | For work in local war

T NEAL STANLEY For a year he cleaned out the Liebesbreud, , Miss Violet Hill. Friends may call at the funeral! Liberal reward. CH-7539-2. ~~ | slant. Good alary showers and picked up dirty uni- Hadden's singing of “Ah, Sweet| home Tussday afternoon and evening. |LOST—Lady's green bilifold, money and ] . 10 sarary—

(RA? A 5 , aks Peeples. mother of Marion A. Peeples, RI-5162, after 5 p.m. = =~ : . P R O F KE S S ION \ “Muggsy’ McGraw agreed to give Glee libs Slesiions, f Sul sister of Anna Cox and William J. An. [OST—Friday afternoon; tan Wilson's in essential work, see ) Ini a i i r. Howell, a graduate iar derson, passed away Sunday. uneral | fielder’'s glove: at Brookside park dia- ’ . him a chance with the team in ; - a y liard Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. from Shirley mond 2: Bd CH-1756. P { Mrs. Schneider, 5th floor, ther| Music schocl and second violinist y TUNOIS AL TON BY. | moni meron =o oes ap msgs: | mother Bros Central Chapel. | Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at LOST—Tan suitcase on Pierson, between ST : ; 20th and 21st, Saturday evening. Re-| U.S. Employment Service

: the chapel any time after § p. m, '$ chestra, was in a class by himself| wednesday. ward. 2010 N. Meridian, Apt. 103. | j 148 E. Market. |

: ' spring training. But his ih Eis Todi I Fill ¥ War Sts Alby Loew's—= | refug ; : [with the Indianapolis symphony or- | Coming Soon! par yur § amp Alum at Loew s refused to let him quit school to go Pp r i south with the team. Sn eventually Bendix became an actor instead of a ball player.

for his was the only professional SHANNON. Abner & 75 years, beloved | FOUND -Daimatian coach dog. CHi Fras . : | husband of Allie annon, father o Et cer st simian ict performance of the evening, Miss| Martha Brubaker, Mrs. Nellie Caldwell,| LOST—Short haired tan dog, downtown. ! ai a ——— Hadden, a student at St. Agnes| Mrs. Louise Reynolds, Mrs. Hazel McMil-| Name ‘‘Buster.”” GA-2289. Reward. | | OULD KILL POLL TAX |academy, had a pleasing soprano| brother of Haivey Shannon. Mrs. Mel: | { WOULD s 4 4 ! Ys A > Rf rother of Harvey . s. Mel- . | : | voice well received by the audience.| sens Duhamell, Harry A. and George o. Schools & Instructions TA

Glee club, directed hy Ray Jackson, | Home, 1505 S. East st. Learn under expert teachers. NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

A : ines te jes ri f mann Funeral supply. ) g 8 ; | machine of our nemies will not were honored by oeing called back | Friends invited. Burial Mount Pleasant. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 8 delay in taking advantage of any; . .. ahcore | Friends may call after 1 p, m. Monday. 342 E. Washington St. J. A. GOODMAN, President BY “ | hesitation,” President Philip Mur- re a% : | WILLIAMS—Dudley, age 67 years, beloved 2. ' | | p All in all, the public had an en- “husband of Iva Pearl Williams, uncle of| Help Wanted—Female 8 Call RI- 1321, 8AM. 105 P.M. 4

ray of the Conearess of Industrial ,.. ; " ing! Mrs. Selma R ; y y y i Ss, yan and Mr. Hershel Wil- oar - a sn joyable evening. The crowd, filling) Jiame of Indianapolis, passed away Sun-| BEAUTY operator, experienced, guaran- |

i J "oO r : | WEST SIDE Organizations today urged the ,)) the seats and standing, was a| day afternoon at his residence, 4127, teed salary. Fuller Sands Beauty Shop, FACTOR "I Belmont & Wash. cman bb senate judiciary committee to re- tpipyte to the park board's summer| Graceland ave. Service ai ihe Flannet 1344 Main st. Speedway City, BE-2344 Y WORK : i. , 1 y i \ y . | & Buchanan Mortuary ednesday, . BELMONT Thru Tuesday 28:16 Plus U. 8, Government Film port favorably and promptly the program. Maybe next year, if the| p. mn Friends invited. Burial Crown BUS GIRLS hte; > Wome 19 to 30, t John Garfield “AIR FORCE" \ TAX INC, “Message From Malta bill to abolish poll tax require- nai lis svmpl i Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.| © = Scotten’s, 5373 College men, 13 to 30, to Lna Turner “SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS" EE RL { 20e to & (Incl. Tax) ‘ Indianapolis symphony goes on the - Learn Jewelry Polishing A I hohe Air-Conditioned : MELB A : ments for voting. | public payroll, the “band” music Will] 7 "= me 1 — | COLORED GIRL—Living east; work nights j s : 2 Tyrone Power-Anne Batter A a a | b d : a Card of Thanks 2 15.0538, 3301 E. Washington, Miller Good Pay While Learning. | be goo 00. ce Cream Co.

2510 W. Michig: “voting. : DAISY " It's coor “CRASH DIVE” bis 2 “gw ™ y va « « « - — SCHERRER_We wish is Soret — on trem mare 4 mo ¥ ? i dos Tyrone Power §§ pL) . . | SPE TIAL SW ING SHIFT SHOW | sincere thanks and appreciation to our ood; general housework; goo . Anne Baxter CRASH DIVE Irene “HE'S MY GUY” vm - Ne v - . i Open 10 } relatives, friends and neighbors for wages. Go home. HU-7605. er Traevy “F “ ¥ " > wy , iy I Tr FALL IN lervey w EDN ESDAY MIDN IGHT H is a the Seath dws Sear father and ers; furnished fiving quarters, bath; Flat Work Shakers ——— 4 hi iid I Eh Mn ther. Mr. y : Wy d ers; fur di IT 13908 ry — Iy ‘the City ‘hospital, priests of the HOY | mA Gh EouiEt SORT Feeders—Folders DAY CASHIER DENISON SERVICE

fg \ 22 To : : Y 8 Cross church, the Holy Name Society, Ti w SRR ¢ h 4 Lana Turner—Robert Young A Ay CORNER Day-Time Work 3 6 - yp ) ng Fathers. Valentine, and Ralph Scherrer. NI i i 1 : 3 “SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS 0 F M. Father Lo arin po per PENN. AND OHIO STS. FAME LAUNDRY

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jokey Rooner “HUMAN COMEDY" [} RP ’ ‘ . P. Bey rn St ea Lae RS Soba sami N he net ni I WAR" AIR CONDITIONED 5500 E. WASH : Rh. pur Alrcraft Is Missing Church of the Little Flower, pallbearers) EARN EXTRA MONEY 1352 N. Tlinois — f—— “kr rll THE WINDY : Wa YY a rinsteiner Funeral Directors and § e——————————————————————— STATE Te Mass AS t “GONE WITH THE WIND” ; : 20 3 the oy Atul flowers and Pavteiime Sork a Walley and Bus 4 Tenth Humphrey Bogar : i ’ a spiritual bouquets. operators available for bo men an ACROSS THE PACING ADMISSION, ae. pins 1as—Afier 8 TTT ae Tax Inel. DAUGHTERS. SISTERS, BROTHERS. |Women during rush hours and on week Fountain Work and SandAntonin Marena “FIESTA” CHAI NEE A X . oe k ands. -Convenie urs to i In w . 4 CHILDREN, All Times, 15¢ plus tax Fg we oi . | vo e bh. d : i v Funeral Directors §| your regular job. Good pay. Paid while) wich Woman. Good salary.

MTV T3700 W. Wash. Shown at 4:30 and 8:30 p. m, =r ; " First Indiana 1 R 213 T | \ . pt polis Showing— | learning. Apply oom 13, raction | OLD TRAIL Watch for Pylon , Don Barry, “Days of Old Cheyenne’ Hours 5 p. m.-12 p. m. Apply

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Boh Hope “GHOST BREAKERS” tl Wi Days. yen) Wi It T. Bl to ts : : : Tasior ' IMECCA IY 22¢%: 4X a Eas, pane Ra alter T. Blasengym indianapolis Railways |

Kent Tavler “Half Way to Shanghai’ : i - z.- Noble Tax Te 5 SOUTH SIDE | Maureen O’Hara—Walter Pidgeon i R y 9 2298 Shelby GA-2870 ! “HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY" £ : 3 : 3129 N. Illinois

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h Scott “DESPERADOES” : 2 Ee Ho a Cool BARK . § : A FARLEY-FUNERALS asi. FUR YN | FLANNER & BUCHANAN ESSENTIAL FINISHERS

WR Laat ad | Genie n @ 220007 To | i Li 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3811 iller “REVEILLE WITH BEVERLY” 5:4: | ; v 28 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. _ TA-33% Ann Oh Lois ER ESPRRADOES™ en GASABLANCA ho : fn A se rept S. GADD MA-6049 INDUSTRY : . 1106 Prospect Henried { : URE ae A PE i - a elit Sanders Final Ne Teehe Hervey-Dick Foran | " x : \ thy, . GRINSTEINER'S Also hand sewers and

vy Fonda “IM "AL SERGEANT" Yor ; ; / - 28 a Henry Fonda “IMMORTAL $ oan WHE'S MY GUY” "2 ; i : ; 1601 E. New Vork ma-534| Permanent position. Ex- seamstresses

Joan Bennett “MARGIN FOR ERROR" Davis Ba 2 3 Pe —— — Plus! “CAVALCADE OF AVIATION" | - 3 : : a 7 <A G. H. HERRMANN cellent opportunity for yonite & Grace McDonald 1505 8. FAST ST. MA-8488

Fountain Sq. won NORTH SIDE | re el a oo i pe Er TIN HISEY & TITUS right type. Ideal work- Indiana Fur Co.

“PLEASANTLY COOL” 1 3 ; 5

iY FRIEND FLICKA™ TALBOTT [beta >a £35 i Se 2 Deaths—Funerals 1951 N: Delaware st. 13a ing conditions. Good 12 E. Washington

James Cagnev-Toan Leslie ES : : g FE " : or | SLL Cm. | ———————. | ORE & KIRK OF COWROYS" “YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" foot og GRE Foo REE RCS Indianapolis Times, Mon. July 13, 1M3& ‘R.iise MO CR-1806 mass, 5310FY Westinghouse Air-Conainioned a a 3 3 = 4 ” : ABELL—Frank, son of Catherine, brother —— — a— VOGUE College at 634 a; 4 © — of Maude, Elisabeth, Henry and Harry| SHIRLEY BROS. CO. . $8 : R : Sa = y pd s 8 v oS 0 Vv GF. ANADA Tonight Inf Reddy MeDawell “MY FRIEND FLIGKA a Bo A k : : 9 Wednesday, a MIA Re Pian or appoitment, General actory +: Wednesday Ni : ! KA™ ; na : Sy “Chapel of the Chimes. 1234 Prospect § “PLEASANTLY COOL" : "DESERT VICTORY" Rout of Rommel < : 3 st. Friends invited. Burial Memarial | ROBERT Ww. STIRLING

Park. Friends may call at the ‘Chapel | 1422 Prospect MA-4944 WwW. J. HOLLIDAY y

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Tyrone Power—Anne Baxter BE 8 ss yh of the Chimes’ after Tuesday noon. ~ 6 Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" MA-9433

fp win L 304 & : | (Seymour papers please copy.) | 1234 Prospect St. 2 CRASH BIVE" ole a go ILL, , 5 F BA TE cond ou; sge oe years husband | L d F d 7 & CoO. “Rastan ackie Goes ollywan : F 0 ary, father o rs. Esther Schlu- ost an oun 3 J decker. John A. and William T.; broth- : . Hope—Creshy—Lamour , 2 er of Mrs, Elizabeth Cornet, Mrs. Rose | [,OST—Black terrier, female; tan and Mr. Miller Women and Men su BURBAN : ie) Goepner, Mrs. Margaret Hochesang, white markings; license 198202; ‘Skippy. . U R ROAD TO SINGAPORE : James J., Joseph, August and Leo Bates, Reward. 1033 N. Concord. BE-1938. RI 2422

a ——— rn em “MY . of ; ¢ passed away Sunday, Funeral WednesPrNNLETON, PIKE . . . OPP. FORT HARRISON Ronald Colman a -_ i DD day, July 14, 8:30 a. m. at the Usher |STRAYED—Black and tan female dog, no : : ; NE 3 ] Mortuary, 2313 Ww. Washington st.; 9| tail, vicinity 5800 College. Rew. LI-9550. 8:30 to 5 P. M ali _ een 4 i a. m., St. Anthony's Church. Friends y . . IBRIVE-IN Thea re { pos x} 3 Tn a wl) invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. LOR a son. 3 Sshing reels. 210) Fala 4 ir Friends may call at mortuary after ‘7 ; aa TR a { = x DAS ) y bawes TTT 5 BW y A JE LET / p. m. Monday. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City. ; Employment Office

~ ry fn ILLINOIS TA - 2212 Geo, Montgomery ann Rutherford , | COLLA—Betty Pearl, age 59 years, of 132 Rear 201 N. West St.

“ORCHESTRA WIVES” Chas. Laughton—Maureen O'Hara N. Traub ave, beloved wife of Edward . : \ a M. Volla and mother of W. Russell hi “THIS LAND IS MINE" Bodkin of Bedford Ind.. and Mary ser. | Schools & Instructions TA(Schools & Instructions 7A|____ ___ SRT Philip Dorn—Virginia Gilmore jorie Bodkin, Indianapolis, and sister of perience not necessary. IR-0938. 3901

Donald O’'Connor—Ilan Hunter ! [ah Mrs, Cynthia Anna Hunley, Indianapolis. ; Thrilling OMETNIKS” ; % p E. Washington.

a “IT COMES UP LOVE" fot : | Br Neder iss, Sanemiren (LT 1] {OTE 3 : the Leap Funeral Home. 1739 W. Wash- Hurry pe SEMAN

IDNIG " FT ET Sa Tod EEC A REY] IRE CEH: 2 QD [il a ington st. N Friends invited. Interment TNL. | Pe 3 YE Ee Eagion Jeidonal cemetery, L : § in allied R E xX Roasts COOL ; : { (HIN ! CORRELI US--Ceorge D.. age 45, beloved EAST SIDE | Humphrey Bogart “CASABLANCA” he Sb y re an Marella maueauer of 4 Good wages, See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Abbott & Costello “IT AIN'T HAY" 7 CRN er of Mrs. Bertha Green, Danville, Ind., w bd Arms Hotel, rear entrance. _____ and Arthur Cornelius, passed away HOUSEKEEPER; 3 in family, country

’ 7 1020 E. = Air Im ifr & Plus Sf 1, (IX 3 \ TUXEDO New York Conditioned Stratford College 22¢ Tax i SANZ Sunday 5, Bei Friends may call at the home; no laundry. Box 128, Times. Randolph Scott “DESPERADOES™ H hrev B ‘AC SS > PAC AE: LEN orsey Funera ome, 3925 E. New York, ’ wr a “SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT” { er A AR aparIFIC ! #37 \ 9 | after 4 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral notice And Other Physically | SE ury Polisher: experience Picienek . s , { : ‘

A - ; - pa \ ; Ny | later, : . v Sheridan , §., CO00L 4) Central Ave, CY | PAMEWOOD William T. of Chicago. Til, Handicapped Men and Women | ~Slassachusests sve, LI-373

; ens LN ; bt | Nk, 4 husband of Myrtle Thompson Damewood | Ben. Hope RAD aa . at Fall Creek | a 4 and brother of Fdgar Damewood, all ot Lea rn Al RCRAFT Trade MAID

Chicago, Ill, passed away Thursday in

Fred MacMurray “COCOANUT GROVE" HELD OVER—Thru TUESDAY i a Niagara Falls, N. Y. Services Flanner & PARKER i eh 22¢ Flos Tair Trev LER Foros . ’ Buchanan Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. Friends FE. 10th 6:13 Clair Trevor “DESPERADOES invited. Burial Union Chapel cemetery. White or Colored

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Tax + DEVE ery . Yane Withers “IOHNNY DOUGHBOY" Ann Miller ‘REVEILLE with BEVERLY | Friends may call at mortuary Tuesday Day Work a m. y

Alan Baxter “BEHIND PRISON WALLS" | emm——— $1 q 2116 6th and ay i | GILBREATH—1da May, wife of Lester, This is an opportunity for you to learn a real trade-—a Hamilton ,°}, Cool CINEMA eben COOL | Homer 3 [Danie Sari Cress, grand. trade that pays BIG WAGES now as well as after the Apply Housekeeper

x : | mother of Lester, E . * 3-Unit Program * Open Daily at 1:30 P. M. Cross, stepgrandmother of Pauline Wilson war. Remember there is still plenty of time to complete Methodist Hospital

‘has ue ht on—N 0’ H? Jame J and Doyle Davis, passed away Saturda i | | Chas. Langhton—Maureen ara | s + Joan : 2 Mm. at the residence. Toe Reorday one of these aircraft trades and get into a war pro- POWER MACHINE Operators, €xP.

“THIS LAND IS MINE" i CAGNEY LESLIE v i : ihbee—Gloria Warren 6 n ave. Friends may call at the residence duction plant. Do your share to help build planes and 708 E. Mich. 2 NE NDYRELLA "SWINGS TT YANKEE DOODLE DANDY” AND § a Br our” His — oe: engines. RATE CLERK . gh ' - : ¥ : . . rmony cemetery a g Walt Disney's Color 8 nsation Plus Selected Short Subjects | 3 Columbus, Ind. Tolin service. y Complete Courses In Motor freight. Must have basis for job. SALUDOS AMIGOS” in Color || MARJORIE ¥ ; HIPPLE—Harry I, entered into rest Sun- We will complete by giving experience.

eo R 2i% COmIOHADIY | Semmmmmm———— , day, age 64 years, husband of Nora V : RI-1324. TACOMA Fr. Wash. COOL . - + hy Hipple, rather of Mrs. Frances MoM. Airoraft Mechanics Shirt P 0 t Rosalind Russell “Flight for precaom i J | N en as. avgnt Rehr, Jeane Jean Engine Mechanics | ress pera ors J. Weissmuller “Tarzan Triumphs on . Harr e Jr, t c1Ssinn ~ Mrs, Horare Blair, Mio Maxwell Shafter and Folders

| 8 1 X €| : . - FT. WAYNE & ST. CLAIR + FREE PARKING TUTTI | cemich psn BILLY LYNNE RAYMOND EDDIE George. Fred “nd Jona Mo Home. Miraralt Radie ar Airaraht Welding FAME LAUNDRY

te orge, e Hipple New Jersey | " N hm grandfather of Daniel and JoAnn Me: Ray Milland ip stal Ball” | ERatH Dive oe wl LFE : OVER N AN : W A |B I i 4 : FOY Ih gy Bo ay Conductors Cojtipelenis ngtructors ae SXpe e Jo I a ; | Pauieiie Dogan ys th. Color | SHE'S MY GUY" y ule residence, 2010 College ave, Friends nay modern planes and both liquid and air-cooled E LESL 1 Sabu IRAE POOR oh || A PARAMOUNT PICTURE 2 Sall at ItSdence rom 12 noon Wednes- engines. To sell women's better shoes; pay. EMERSON to Ors, | — - 0 ¢ / CHESTER RICHARD Wednesday, 8 p. m., at Leonard & Biche . AVIATION | © Modern Miss hos Blore, a a dni : Cag MORRIS ¢ ARLEN holtz Puneral Home, Bellefontaine, O. Bus Direct ] a Monument . - James Cagnev—JYoan Leslie Burial Bellefontaine’ conaon 6.2 wh Y mw ur i : W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge. to Our Door Ch MN : : bos

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