Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1944 — Page 13

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IRVINGTON LEGION. HOLDS GET-TOGETHER

An open house and get-acquainted meeting will be held by the Irvington post of the American Legion for east Indianapolis world war II veterans at 8 o'clock tonight at

124 8. Downey ave., Pierre 8S. Mor-

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gan, post commander, announced. Entertainment and refreshments will be served at the meeting, and the Legion's national defense director, Milt Campbell, will: explain the “G.I Bill of Rights.”

LODGE ATTENDS SERVICES Southeastern Rebekah ‘lodge 749 will attend services at the West Michigan Street Methodist church lat 10:15 a. m. Sunday.

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Sings at Circle

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Harriet Hilliard will sing while her husband, Ozzie Nelson, and his orchestra .play at the Circle, beginning today.

"White Cliffs’ Spurs irs Unity

Loew's Film Helps AngloU. S. Understanding.

“The White Cliffs of Dover,” which opened at Loew's yesterday,

bution to Anglo-American friendship. Not unusual as far as Irene Dunne’s roles go, and quite like

“Cavalcade” of several years back, the picture tells the story of a young American girl from Rhode

CHOIR TO OFFER

The Cadle tabernacle choir will offer a concert at 3:30 p. m. Sunday under the direction of Floyd Jones. Presented the third Sunday of

jeach month, the program will in-

clude “Be Still, My Soul,” “What Did He Do?,” “Resting in His Love,” a piano solo by Miss Lois Brown, a trumpet solo by Robert Hobbs, a group of Negro spirituals by the King’s Ambassadors, a quartet, and a dramatic ‘reading by Mrs. Floyd Jones.

COOGAN ON RADIO

the Dixielanders, swing band, Jackie Coogan at 3:15 p. m. tomorrow over station WIRE.

CONCERT - SUNDAY

Stout field's air show will feature a seven - piece and Flight Officer

Island who marries an English baronet. In a series of “flashbacks,” it relates the story of hi life during 25 years in England. In Britain, in 1914, for a twoweek visit with her riewspaper publisher father, played by Frank Morgan, Miss Dunne as Susan, meets Sir John Ashwood (Alan Marshall) through the conniving of C. Aubrey Smith at a ball in London.

Becomes Lady Ashwood

She becomes Lady Ashwood after a whirlwind courtship and some mutual misunderstandipgs between the Ashwood family and herself. Everything is ironed out, but before they return from their honeymoon, England goes to war with Germany. The British government makes it possible for her to visit Maj. Ashwood at Dieppe, and just as the armistice is declared she receives word that her husband has died in

action.

Balking at the Ashwood tradition that the eldest son in each generation must join the service, she attempts’ to persuade: her son,

'Iplayed by Roddy McDowall, to go :|to America. He dissuades her with

the argument that his duty is to the country of his birth.

Son Is Commande

When world war II comes, he goes on a commando raid at Dieppe and loyally fights for the British. Lady -Ashwood does an excellent

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HAUNTED NARBOR”

job of keeping faith with both her native land and the land of adoption. Van Johnson, Dame May

. THE ‘INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s contri-|

Whitty, Gladys Cooper and Peter Lawford play well-cast supporting roles. Being of unusual length, the feature has no companion film. (By, John Chadwick.)

UNRRA WILL SEEK OVERSEAS WORKERS

Workers to fill positions in re-| habilitation projects abroad will be sought by the united nations relief | jand rehabilitation administration {here Monday and Tuesday. John D. O'Malley, representative of the administration, will be at | room 524, Federal building, to inter-| { view applicants for positions as wel- | {fare officers, distribution and sup-/ {ply officers, industrial and agricul-| tural rehabilitation specialists and. warehousemen, Appointments will be made in accordance with the war | manpower commission's stabilization | plan. A spokesman for the U. 8. eivil| service commission here said that) applicants must be under 60 and!

j experienced, since there will be no!

{ time for training. A knowledge of foreign languages would be helpful but not essential, it was said. |

PLAN PENSION CONCLAYE | A two-day conference will be held tomorrow and Sunday by the state groups of Indiana's old-age pension | program at Castle hall. A chicken | supper will be served from 6 p. m.|

Sigrid Guire, “VOICE IN WIND"

{ to 8 p. m. tomarrow at the hall.

| MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT—I12:30 A.

Stage Show Prices

‘STARTS. TODAY! On the STAGE e in PERSON

FAMOUS ORCHESTRA

HARRIET HILLIARD

ON THE SAME PROGRAM

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Russell Hayden plays the lead in “The Last Horseman,” opening today at the Alamo.

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OPENING TODAY

CIRCLE

On Stage, Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra, with’ Harriet Hilliard, at 1.02, 3:56, 6:50 and 9.44.

“The Hour Before the Dawn,” with Veronica Lake and Franchot Tous, at 11:21, 2:15, 5:09, 8.03 and

CURRENT FEATURES

LOEW'S “The White Cliffs of Dover.” with Irene Dunne and Alan Marshal, at 11:36, 2:08, 4:40, 7:12 and 9.47. INDIANA “Cobra Woman,” with Montez and Jon Hall, at 12:47 7:05 and 10:10. “Her Primitive Man,”

Maria , 3:55,

with Louise

Allbritton and Robert Paige, at 11:28, 2:35, 5:45 and 8.50, LYRIC “And the Angels Sing” with Dorothy Lamour, Fred MacMurray

and Betty Hutton, at 1210, 6:40 and 9:55,

3.25, “Hitler, Dead or Alive.” with

Ward Bond and Dorothy Tree, at | 11, 2:15, 5:30 and 8:45. {

FIORELLA HEADS

MEMORIAL POST 31

Joseph Fiorella has been elected | commander of Memorial post 3! American Legion. | Miss Pearl Claybaugh was named | first vice commander; James Payne, | second vice commander; Abe Gell- | man, finance officer; Dave Deets, | chaplain, and Florence Martin, | historian, Induction of 30 new members, | mostly world war II veterans, was! held, and plans were laid for the| presentation of baseball uniforms supplied by the post to the rehabilitation department at Billings

| hospital.

INITIATION SLATED

Ramona Grove Supreme Forest oodmen circle will initiate new ' members and practice for an in- | Spection meeting at 8 p. m. Monday. Mrs. May Beaver, national, {attendant and state manager, will | be present.

E. 10th and Post rd.

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FARM “BUREAU PLANS COUNTY-WIDE PICNIC

The Marion county farm bureau will hold a county-wide picnic for |

farm families at 12:30 p.m. Sunday | at the Central high school grounds, | The Lawrence, Warren and | Franklin township high school | bands will play, and Larry Brandon, | vice president of the state farm bu-! reau, will speak. Famalies who attend are asked to bring baskets of

COUGHLIN SPEAKS

Frank E. Coughlin, deputy Indiana attorney general and twice an all-American football tackle at

| Notre Dame university, was to speak ion

“Juvenile Delinquency” before the Indianapolis Exchange club at

noon today at the Claypdol hotel.

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