Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1944 — Page 14

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CITY HOSPITAL physicians are marveling at the ability of 9-year-old Patricia Ann Lane, 2417 Station st. to stay alive with a bullet wound through her

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‘Monday by her uncle, Ephraim Dixon, 22, who said he thought he -heard a prowler and »fired. The bullet struck the girl just below the right eye. Her condition still remains crite ical.

LAST TIMES TODAY! Donald O’'CONNOR—Susanna FOSTER © in “THIS IS THE LIFE” Plus—“IT HAPPENED TOMORROW” .

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CURRENT FEATURES

a ‘Wilson’ and ‘Heavenly Days' Films Are Banned by Army WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (U. P.).—The motion pictures “Wilson” and “Heavenly Days” have been banned from army camp screens here and abroad on grounds they contain political material and thus do not con~ form to Sounds ‘soldier vote law, the war department disclosed today. ; * portrays the career of " the late President Woodrow Wilson| When something Jouve eaten ‘Indiana Has and has been described by some cri-| causes simple diarrhea, take soothe tics as politically favorable to the PEPTO-BISMOL. Recommended : |Roosevelt administration. : by many physicians. ‘It is none Wa r Pictu re “Heavenly Days,” starring radio laxative, non-alkaline, pleasant-taste L comics Fibber McGee and Molly, i gas formation. Tastes good-and Professor Backwards is of he been Sescribed as a satire oa I a Ask your druggist for r one ' 1 e Ne rises when stomach the eh ou "Eve St.- Mark' Makes cies a 2 Mverial os TIAL, Wen your Scandals, opening at the Circle to set things right for Mr. Average tomorrow. Strong Impression. Citizen—with Molly in there pitch“The Eve of St. Mark,” the screen |ing for the housewives.” adaptation of Maxwell Anderson’s| Both Were turned down by’ the .|play, opened yesterday at the Indi-|army seléction board which reviews| Hi ana theater, taking its audience|motion pictures for distribution to| f§ back to the draft and Batgan. U. 8. troops. They were the first| . It is the story of a boy and a gir] {rejected for political reasons. from neighboring farms who fall in| Under the soldier vote law, the love after he is drafted. He is|army may not distribute films conshipped to the Philippines before taining political argument or propawith the or. [Fear] Harbor and later‘is reported ganda that might. influence soldier ~{missing in action. voting in the 1944 general elections. In spite of shortcomings, the picture makes a strong impression. WIDOW LEAVES $12,000,000 INDIANA am Eyes pustrayal of 3 ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 10 (U, P). : ‘boy turned soldier excel-| Baxter Wallan vibe und Michaet lent, if idealistic, but Vincent pLIS: Sarah Disin. Baenbort, 9,

? 4 0. by i [A i ® 7 WING, LING £ HOOSHE ALLEN Li RW] | OSes ®t 139% 340, 648 and Price's cynical tag lines steal most[Shreveport, La, who.in 1040 won & PROFESSOR BACKWARDS = . : ¥ BES [| | | ore Taicon out Westn with Tom Of Uelr scenes. I a ue 10 Be Fay 3 : 3 3 ’ 49, «4:30, 9 ! e eS jAUDREY YOUNG ® SAM LEWIS | fsa An’ Yui ilsetug] Later 000 estate of her husband, William EDDIE NELSON “i CIRCLE . Price’s playing of an intellectual | Edenborn, builder of the Louisiana

A “This Is the Life,” with Susanna loafer is one of the most entertain-| and Arkansas railroad, died here toIH i a

Foster, Donald O'Connor and Peg Ryan, at 12:48, 3:58, 7:08 and 100 1%, ing parts of the picture, He is day. Edenborn died in 1926. tough and shrewd and apparently

Dick Poel Eide Dea ad Joh Oskie, at 11:34, 3:36, 5:44 and 3:54 [doesn’t believe in anything or any-| No LYRIO body, but when the pinch éomes, 2 FY id : “Going My Way,” with Bing . |he makes the right gesture, & Unfortunately, the rest of the : players are almost stock characters. |J& jl A oe wee |There is the loud-mouthed ser- ‘ 1104

OCD OUT OF BOONE BUDGET geant, the father who wishes he could: go to war’ and even thell LEBANON, Ind, Aug. 10 (U. P.). soldier from Brooklyn. —The civilian defense allotment of

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Crosby and Rise Stevens, at 11, 1:38, 4:18, 6:54 and 9:32 -

$1500 for Boone county was applied [to a new program today to aid re-

turning war veterans. ‘County officials eliminated the OCD from the

Hollywood's stock of soldier humor must be running low. During one sequence a moviegoer might wonder if he is seeing “The Eve of St. Mark” or “See Here, Private

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“The Falcon out’ West” has second billing. (By Robert J. Fox.)

TOMS JOINS DEPAUW AS VOICE PROFESSOR

Times Special GREENFASTLE, Ind., Aug. 10.— DePauw university announced today the appointment of John Toms, former head of the voice department at the University of North Carolina, as associate professor of voice and choral music, Professor Toms holds degrees from the University of Michigan and the Oberlin conservatory and has studied under several private teachers. He also has taught at Central college, Ia, William Penn college, Ia., and Mary Hardin-Bay-lor college, Tex. He had been at North Carolina since 1936,

NAME HARTFORD CITY GIRL ‘TOMATO QUEEN

PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 10 (U. P.). —~Miss June Mahoney of -Hartford City today held a $50 U, 8. war bond presented to her when she was crowned queen of Indiana's seventh annual ‘tomato festival by Governor Schricker, The governor was the main speaker at a banquet last night for members of the queen's court and state tomato packers, Maids of honor Betty Spacey of Connersviile and Ruth Sanders of Portland received $25 war bonds.

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