Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1944 — Page 7

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n plans, it was Increasing conraising the { the Mexican Mexico has had factured goods have consisted d metals. 1 side, Mexico le to feed herly has had to om the United ir program, by productive tairrigation, hybuilding projhelp the coun-

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CHAMBER MUSIC. GROUP IN DEBUT

The Chamber Music ensemble, or- | ganized for an appearance on ‘the faculty summer recital series of the} Jordan Conservatory of «Music, will}’ make its debut at 12:35 p. .m. Priday in the student hall, 1204 N. Delaware st. Included in the ensemble are Arthur Deming, flute, member of the

jeonservatory faculty; Rosemary Lang, clarinet student; Paul Harder,

oboe, conservatory graduate; Paul McDowell, conservatory teacher of the bassoon; .Alonzo Eidson, French horn, graduate student, ‘and Mae Engle, pianist of the faculty.

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Primary” “Elections Held in Six States Today.

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_ Voters in six states went to the polls in primary elections today while incomplete returns from yesterday’s Minnesota balloting showed Gov, Edward J, Thye, successor to former Gov. Harold E,’Stassen, far ahead in his race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, Primaries were scheduled today in

Michigan, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Utah and Washington.

Returns from 1366 of Minnesota's ‘3703 precincts gave Thye 102356, John C. Peterson 10,068, James 'M. Scarsdale 3018. Voters also chose candidates for congress, lieutenant governor and other state officers. Lack of issues and personalities were blamed for public apathy in the primary. Little Interest In Michigan, so little interest was manifest in the primary that in De-

sound air raid sirens to remind voters it was election day. Voters were to nominate candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, other state posts and congressional rep-| resentatives. A vote of less than 100,000 was forecast in Utah, where hotly-con-tested campeigns for the Republican and Democratic nominations for governor and a four-way fight for the CG. O. P. senatorial nomination was featured. Governor Herbert B. Maw, com-

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i Democratic nomination by State

pleting his first term as Utah's chief executive, was - opposed “for = the

Senator Stanley Child. Mayor J. Brackennlee of Price and Chief of Police Reed Vetterli of Salt Lake City, former FBI agent, sought the G. O. P. nomination,

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. > 3 Dayton Swickard . . Gets Promotion DAYTON SWICKARD of Indianapolis, marine dive bomber pilot, who has been credited with the ‘sinking of a Jap destroyer, was recently promoted to major at El Toro, Cal, where as squadron leader and executive officer he is forming a new squadron to : return to active combat duty. The 28-year-old veteran of 31 missions against the Japs was based on Midway, Guadalcanal and Hawaii during the 20 months he spent in the South Pacific. He wears two air medals; three bronze stars for participation in the invasion of Guadalcanal, Midway and New Georgia; the American and South "Pacific theater of operations ribbon, and the pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon. Maj. Swickard, who .is . now visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Swickard, 5026 S. Walcott st., will report back to El Toro with his wife, Ruby.

STAR GAIL PATRICK TO WED PILOT TODAY,

Actress Gail Patrick will be married {today to Lt. Arnold Dean White, Circleville, O., air transport pilot, ‘at the Jacksonville, Fla., naval air 'station chapel, her friends disclosed. | Their whirlwind romance began; last May at New York after Miss Patrick's Canadian war bond tour, | and last - week ‘White proposed ‘at Jacksonville where Miss Patrick was’ on another bond tour. It will be the second marriage for both, Miss Patrick was divorced! from Robert Cobb, Hollywood restaurant owner, in 1940.

Pat Murphy, Baptist pastor from Cushing. Democratic representatives seeking renomination were Paul Stew-

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| Thomas, Democrat, {ination for a third term. His prin-|

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| E. Berry and Rep, Wesley Disney of |

the contest belween! Mayor Maurice J. Tobin of Boston | and State Treasurer Francis X.| { Hurley for the Democratic nomina- | tion for governor. There also was for the! Democratic nomination for -U. 8. although there were no; major contests for congress. Gove,

Lig Leverett Saltonstall and Lt.

Horace T. Cahill were unop-| | oad for the nomination as U, 1

i Blood sought Republican nomina- |

{ tion for a third term, opposed by

, Charles M. Dale of Portsmouth. Secks 3d Term In, Oklahoma; Senator Eimer

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Republican U. 8S. senate candi- | “==

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art, W. G. Stigler, Mike Montoney, | Victor Wickersham and Ed Johnso Rep. Ross Ritzley, only Oxinoms Republican representative, sought renomination,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, July 11 (U. P.).—/|

LOYAL FRENCH “AID CHERBOURG

Tips That Speed Work Of Salvaging Port,

By B. J. McQUAID Times Foreign Correspondent

these people did marvelous work for us,” said Commodore William E. Sullivan, Washington, D. C., the U. 8. navy department's chief post salvage officer. Commodore Sullivan, who is famous for his work in restoring harbors demolished by the Germans in Europe and Africa, was speaking of the French underground movement,

Underground Credited With

CHERBOURG, July 11.—“Some of i

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Maria Montez is seen with Jon Hall in the technicolor romance, “Cobra Woman,” opening tomorrow at the Indiana theater,

Times Amusement ° Clock -

CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE

“Make Your Own Bed,” with Jack Carson, Jane Wyman and Irene Manning, at 13:51, 4:04, 7:17 and 10:30 “They Made Me a Criminal,” with om Garfield and Ann Sheridan, at 11:19, 2:32, 5:45 and 8:58,

LOEW'S “Once Upon’ a Time" Grant and Janet 2:48, 6:21 apd 9

“The Man oy. Down Under,”

with Charles Laughton, at 1:02, 4:35 and 8:11.

with Clary Blair, at 11:15,

INDIANA

“And the Angels Sing,” with Dorothy Lamour, Fred MacMurray and Betty Hutton, at 12:31, 3:47, 6.53 and 9.59.

“Hitler, Dead or Alive,” with

SPONSOR PUPPET SHOW AT PARKS

which has earned high praise from

authorities here. risked their necks during the last, days of the German occupation in| order to .gather information which | now is enormously hastening the | full restoration of Cherbourg as one | of Europe's great seaports. |

Beaches Cleared

For security reasons it cannot at this time be indicated precisely to | what extent this port's restoration] has already been accomplished but {perhaps it is permissible to observe! ’| that I personally saw beaches in the {inner harbor which had been suf- |? { ficiently cleaned up to make them i suitable even at this early juncture |for the landing of many types of | {our shallowidraft lightering craft. “But it was a demolition job,”

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miration as he gestured toward the! sunken ship blocking the entrance | to the huge slipway leading into the iquaie Normandie. Some of the other harbors we've worked on have been as badly beaten up as this, but | they were on a smaller scale.”

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TONITE—Adults, 5:45 'Til p 30e Gail Patrick~—Nancy Kel

“WOMEN _ IN BONDAGE”

—PLUS— JEAN @ “THE NAVY PARKER WAY"

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Spencer Tracy—Irene PA GUY NAMED JOE”

SHERIDAN %%. £0 E. Wash. COOL Victor Mature—Lucille Ball “SEVEN DAYS A Jas. Cagney "GivPlus a Walt Disney i “COLOR CARTOON REVUE” “§ Revival Minutes of Fun With Denald Duck, Plute Geofy and Mickey Mouse

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and the city welfare department, Puppetteers will be Mrs. Mary C. {Rich and Miss Dorothy Morehouse. Prizes will be offered to children be-

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posters and letters concerning the

shows, with the icp prize being an!

all-expense trip for two weeks at a

‘summer camp.

This week's schedule will be to- | morrow, :Brookside park at 10:30 a. im. and Douglas park at 1:30 p. m.; Thursday, Hawthorn park at 10:30 a. m. and Rhodius park at 1:30

. m.; Friday, Lockfield playground! at 10:30 a. m. and Northwestern

{park at 1:30 p. m. Today's programs’ were .at Garfleld and Christian parks.

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Ward Bond and Dorothy Tree, at 11:21, 2:37, 5:43 and 8:49.

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“The Story of DF. Wassell.” with Gary Cooper and Larraine Day, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 6:52 ‘and 9:34.

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