Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1944 — Page 6

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How 26 Escaped Sea Attack.

adrift in a boat, Alvin M. Withers, | Alameda, Cal, ship, said today.

{switch engine with an irritable en- | gineer,” Withers said. The H. D. | Collier previously was announced as {sunk with 33 merchant crew mem|befs and 11 of the armed guard crew missing. “When I got on deck from my

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glasses see | Dr. J. W. Farris—Dr. S. B. Merrick Offices at

After 26 of us got in a boat, the submarine lay off and shelled the ship. When we emerged from the circle of flame, the Nazis turned the deck gun on us. The first shell screamed over our heads and the {second shell fell short. | “Rapidly-falling darkness saved us, I think, for no more shots came our way.” A British freighter picked up the survivors three days later.

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‘Survivor: of Tanker Tells

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 (U. {P.).—A German submarine which torpedoed and sank the Standard ‘10il tanker H. D, Collier in the ' [Arabian sea in mid-March turned her deck guns on the 26 survivors

third mate of the

“The torpedo coupled onto us like a

Ella ¥ es and Alan Curtis in “Phantom Lady,” opening the Lyric theater tomorrow.

FDR RENAMES FOUR T0 U. S. TAX COURT

WASHINGTON, May 30 (U. P.).

CIRCLE On Stage, Busse and his an oe 5%, 3:51, 8:43 and Can’t- Ration Love” Rhodes and Johnnie John. i ston, at 11:10, 2:02, 5:54, 7:46 and ~ COLISEUM Skating Vanities, with Gloria Nord, at 8:30,

INDIANA - “Uncertain Glory,” with Errol Flynn, And Jean Sulli-

Paul Lukas van, at 12:15, 3:26, 6:37 and 9:4 Rhythm,” with Dona Drake and Robert Lowery, at 11, 2:06, 5:17 and 8:28. LOEW'S “See Here, Private Hargrove,” with Robert Walker and Donna Reed, at 11:51, 2:23, 4:55, 7:27 and

LYRIC Indian girl, in

“Lady in the Dark,” with Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland, at 11:27,

1:34, 3:41, 5:48, 7:55 and 10:03. lomaow,

—President Roosevelt yesterday renominated four of the 16 judges of |

praising their “satisfactory” on the court. Renominated were Presiding}

Judge J. Edgar Murdock, member of the court for 18 years; Ernest H. Van Fossan, who also has been a court member for 18 years; Eugene Black, member for 15 years, and William W. Arnold, a member for nine years. “There has been no change in its membership for almost seven years,” Mr. Roosevelt said, “and I believe that in the interest of expeditious and eflicient dispatch of business, these four members, whose services have been so satisfactory, should all be reappointed.” The President also pointed out that the court has recently been given jurisdiction over renegotiation of war contract cases and has been able in the past six years, despite “the increasing complexities of tax law and tax litigation,” to cut the number of pending cases by almost 50 per cent to put its docket on a current basis.

TERMS RATION POINT HOLIDAY ‘TEMPORARY’

WASHINGTON, May 30 (U, P) Rationing Administrator Charles F. Phillips warns that the current ration point holiday on most meats is to be regarded by consumers as a “temporary” respite resulting from a glutted market. | In a staff meeting of rationing! employees, he re-emphasized Price | Administrator Chester Boyles’ re. | cent statement that

or six months—it is impossible to tell now.”

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36-Inch Plain Color Gabardines 25% Wool 70"x84" Camp Blankets

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UNION HEAD URGES 4TH TERM FOR FDR

BOSTON, May 30 (U. dent David Dubinsky ternational Ladies Garment Work-

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fourth term for President Roosevelt today. Addressing 800 delegates representing some 305000 members at |

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Misses’ 1.49 Sheer Cotton Dresses Women's 2.98 Spring Skirts

Girls' 1.19 and 1.98 Blouses ( “= ) _________ -..8%¢ Girls' Cotton Slacks ( ..5..) _____.____ -e----8% Infants’ Crib Blankets ( “= ) _______________ 49¢

39¢ Inants' Cotton Training Pants

Full-Fashion and Bareleg Hose ( 5.) ._.__ 25¢ Men's and Women's Health Belts ( *2" ) ____50c $1 "Elizabeth Arden" Leg Makeup ____________ 49¢ Women's Blouses ( jwplssa ) --50¢c

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Mr. Kaye will conduct at each stage performance will end with the grand finals during the last show June 8.

manager's office of the theater.

SEEK TALENT FOR

the call being issued to talented bunk, I found the ship ablaze and|the tax court of the United States; Indianapolis persons by Sammy a sea of burning oil surrounding it.}and made an unusual statement Kaye, who brings his orchestra to service [the Circle theater Friday for a | week's engagement.

KAYE STAGE SHOW

“So You Want to Be a Star?” is

The talent-search contest which

Linda Darnell plays the role of Reed. , 4:55, Dawn - Starlight, the beautiful “Buffalo Bill,” coming to the Indiana theater

Entries are being taken at the

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“S0 YOU WANT TO BE A HOLIDAY”

STAR” CONTEST

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Take a minute to call Greyhound for full information before you take a trip—~you’ll avoid possible disappointment and help. wartime transportation. It pays te find out about schedules and fares in advance, and to learn what departure times are best for you = when the most seats are available.

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LAST TIMES TODAY! “LADY IN THE DARK"

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PLUS HARRIET RILLIAKE, "1, id

Montgomery OMBER'S MOON DOCTOR'S STRANGEST CASE"

MAE WEST—VICTOR MOORE

“THE HEAT'S ON” Edg. Bergen & C. McCarthy | Fibber McGee & Molly Lucille Ball “LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING”

“CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK” “SONG OF RUSSIA"

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CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAY! Betty Hutton—Eddie Bracken “MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK" Dickie Moore—Tina Thayer “JIVE JUNCTION”

4020 FE. New York IR- yi i Jas, Cagney “FRISCO ; Claudette Colbert “NO TIME ay LOVE”

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“UNCERTAIN GLORY” PLUS “HOT RHYTHM”

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Adventure -and romance, exciting ‘as the badlands . in an epic big as the screen can hold!

Cool, PARK FREE Today & é CONTINUOUS Tomorrow MATINEE TODAY Walter @ Rosalind PIDGEON RUSSELL “DESIGN FOR SCANDAL" “GREAT

Jas. Cagney “5 Plus Hope and Creshy

“DON'T HOOK NOW”

SHERIDAN , &*. [i E. Wash. CooL FIRST IRVINGTON SHOWING CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAY! Betty Hutton—Eddie Bracken “MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK” Jimmy Lydon—Joan Mortimer ‘HENRY ALDRICH HAUNTS A HOUSE’

| Armida—Edgar Kennedy

2116 FREE

E. 10th PARKING Eddie Bracken—Betty Hutton OF MORGAN'S CREEK” Donald O'Conner “TOP MAN"

CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAY! Ginger Rogers—Robt. Ryan “TENDER COMRADE” Jimmy Lydon—Charlie Smith “HENRY RICH—-BOY ScouT”

MACOR, Wash) 7033 OPEN TODAY—6 P. _ Mary Martin “TRUE TO ire ~Jas. Cagney “FRISCO KID”

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-§penger i DLE S iephurn '“KEEPER OF THE FLAME"

727 Rosalind R Russell N. Noble Fred MacMurray A LETTER, DARLING” Errol or “NORTHERN PURSUIT”

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CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAY! Margaret Sullavan—Ann Sethern

“CRY HAVOC”

Jimmy Lyden—Charlie Smith “HENRY ALDRICH-BOY SCOUT"

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Parking Beity Hutton—FEddie Bracken “MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK" _Marsha Hunt * ‘NONE SHALL § ESCAPE”

3046 poL CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAY! Katharine Spencer Hepburn Tracy

“KEEPER OF THE FLAME"

Lana Turner—Robt. Young

“SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS” Sist &

R E X Northwestern

Dennis Morgan “DESERT SONG" John Litel “SUBMARINE BASE™

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_30-Minute “CARTOON CIRCUS"

CONTINUOUS MATINEE TODAYL Margaret Sullavan—Ann Sothern

| “CRY HAVOC”

i Jimmy Lydon—Charlie Smith - HENRY AL DRICH_BOY Scoy ™ [ Central Ave.

! ARING at Fall Creek

LAST TIMES TODAY! CONTINUOUS MATINEE! Ginger Rogers—Rabt, Ryaa “TENDER COMRADE"

“GIRL FROM MONTEREY”

16th and Open Daily

CINEMA Delaware 1:30 P. M.

Spencer Tracy—Irene Dunne

“A GUY NAMED JOE”

Plus Short Subjects

CONTINUOUS MATINEE 2 P.M.

Akim Tamire®—Lynn Bari “BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY"

Jackie Cooper—John Litel “WHERE ARE YOUR CHILDREN?"

WEST SIDE

ST. A 2702 W. “Frank "Sinatra Tout Michele Morgan “HIGHER HIGHER” Otto Kruger “SEC "SECRETS OF A COED” OLD 1 § 5700 W. Wash. Watch sa or DXien

“WHERE ARE YOUR CHILD! “WEST SIDE ape

Tk 4 Margaret Sullavan “CRY HAVOC" “CASANOVA IN BURLESQUE”

BELMON Ln Nine Ginger Rogers “T' ER COMRADE" Margaret a “ORY HAVOC”

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“MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK” Walt Disney's “SALUDOS AMIGOS”

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