Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1944 — Page 22

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id All Nazi Laws “As First Act on Reich Soil . Times Forelin Service PARIS, Oct. 19.—As its first act! directive that the N In Germany the allied military has pe eliminated from Germany. suspended all Nazi laws and the dissolution of the National Socialist! until such time as magistrates and Party, Brig. Gen, Julius Holmes, judges can be investigated, and the deputy commander of the military government section of SHAEPF (Supreme Headquarters “of the Allied Expeditionary Force) announced ~» Gen. Dwighv D. Eisenhower, until civil courts are re-established, allied supreme commander, told the a]] cases will be heard before allied press last week, the allies go into!military courts. Germany as conquerors and intend| f to administer the country during pending such action as the allied the period of fighting ‘as conquered governments intend to take.

is made afterition designed to control Germany the conclusion of hostilities is a during the period of the fighting, matter for the heads of the allied|gives no inkling of the allies’ fugovernments, and not for the armies.

SO PIT AY military government will seek to encourage anti-Naz{ groups to organize themselves, in fact, political parties are banned. RED | | CF On the surface, it looks as though

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But the arniies have received the azi party should

German courts will be suspended

allies can be guaranteed that -justice will be administered without reference to Nazi laws. All political prisoners will be released and cared for by the army.

ar criminals will be Jailed

A summary of the administra-

ture plans for Germany. There is no suggestion that the

the military government will func-

in a state which for emergency reasons had to be put under martial law. : How the shift is made from that

clear, nor what the future occupation will be like.

‘ROBERT MUNGER

WFBM at 3:45 p. m. tomorrow. Based on an incident which happened in the routine work of the

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to post-surrender -occupation isn’t eB en home x the sweet’ old ladies give out their elderberry wine until Mortimer (Cary Grant) finds out about it.

’ thinks he’s Teddy Roosevelt and is IN RADIO PLAYLET always going to Panama to dig Robert Munger, who appears reg- locks, keeps charging through the | ularly in presentations of the Civic|house and up the stairs. To Teddy, | theater, will be featured in a play-|eVery corpse that his aunts produce let, “Unclaimed,” over radio sttaion |is a yellow fever victim and off they £0 to be buried in Panama . .. with the proper services.

Indianapolis Travelers Aid society, |brother Jonathan (Raymond Masthe playlet is -sponsored by the|[SeY) who looks like Boris Karloff Marion county Civillan and Com- and has the same number of corpses to his credit as Teddy has yellow fever victims.

certs by The Indianapolis News Newsboys’ band at various eommunity centers will be offered at the North East center at 8 p. m, today under the sponsorship of the Women's league.

the Hilton U. Brown Jr. post of the American Legion. worker will direct the band. Ushers will James Gallant, Donna Taulman, Pat Taulman, Roma Davis and Nancy Rhotom.

are Ethel Harvey, president; Esther Fink, vice president; ‘Mary Lou Browning, Ubelhor, treasurer.

‘Arsenic’ Is

Version of Play

By the time you sit through the main feature at the Indiana theater this week, you, too, may think youre a little “weak” in the upper story but it's just the effects of one of the funniest pictures shown in Indianapolis in quite a while. ’ The play “Arsenic and Old Lace,” which hds drawn capacity crowds on the stage is just as comical and frightening on the screen. The plot is the same. Aunts Abbie and Martha Brewster, played: by Josephine Hull and Jean Adair, respectively, are two sweet but crazy old ladies who cannot bear to see men grow old and lonely , . . especially when a small glass of el-

derberry wine, liberally spiked with arsenic, can so quickly make these

It Happens in Brooklyn ; And so, the population of Brook-

generously

Nephew “Teddy” Brewster, who

Added to this insane group is

—By Mildred Koschmann.

Band Will Open Concert Series

The first of a series of 10 con-

Color guards will be provided by J. B’ Vanda-

include Robert Massingale,

Officers of the sponsoring group

secretary, and Lillian

Riotous Film|.

| Cary Grant Stars in Screen

Shirley Temple plays her first adult role in “Since You Went Away,” opening today at Loew's,

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OPENING TODAY ENGLISH’S “La Traviata,” with Nadine Con. nor, at 8:30 p. m. LOEW'S “Since You Went Away,” with Jennifer Jones, Shirley ‘Temple, Claudette Colbert, Joseph Cotten, rt Walker, Lionel Barrymore and Monty Woolley, at 10, 12:55, 3:50, 6:48 and 9:46. KEITH'S On stage, Vaudeville, at 1:50, 4:15, 6:40 and 9:05. “American Empire” with Richard Dix at 12:15, 2:40, 5:05, 7:30 and 9:55. CURRENT INDIANA “Arsenic and Old Lace,” with Cary Grant, Raymond Massey, Jack Carson and Peter Lorre, at 13:14, 3:33. 6:52 and 10:11. “The Big Noise,” with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, at 11, 2:19, 5:38 and 8:57. LYRIC ‘“The Walking Dead,” with Boris Karloff, at 12:41, 3:28, 6:18 and

9:08. “Tiger Shark,” with Edward G.

Robinson, at 11, 1:47, 4:34, 1:24 and 10:14. CIVIC

“My Sister Eileen” with Jeanne Stocks at 8:30 p. m. CIRCLE

On Stage, Harry Howard's “Hoora. for the Girls" at 12:50, 3:50, 8:4

and 9:30. “Sweet and Low Down” with Benny Soadmas at 11:10, 2:05, 5, 7:45 and 45.

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Lyr An old-time Boris Karloff chillerthriller, “The Walking Dead,” yesterday opened a return engagement at the Lyric theater, billed with another re-release, “Tiger Shark” Both shows will play through Wednesday. ! HR : , The Karlpfl film deals with the revivification of a dead man, John Ellman, played by the horror expert. Karloff, framed for murder and unjustly sent to the electric

minutes after his execution. Dr.

HAL McINTYRE ROOF ATTRACTION

Hal McIntyre and his orchestra will: play a ene-night stand at the Indiana Roof tomorrow, with dancing and entertainment from 8:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m, ~ Featured with the band, which appeared on the Circle stage last spring, will be Ruth Gaylor, Johnnie

who are in “Hey Rookie,” Columbia picture, to be released in the near future. Charlie Agnew will return to the Roof Friday night for the weeks end.

TONIGHT 9:15 FINALS!

“PIN-UP GIRL” CONTEST SEE INDIANAPOLIS: MOST BEAUTIFUL PIN-UP GIRL

ic Bills Chiller-Thriller. | Beaumont (Edmund Gwenn, noted | scientist Who has been experiment-

ing with revivifying dead animals, secures permission to try to resurs rect Ellman and succeeds in’ his experiment. Gi "The aftermath of the operation

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is that Karloff changes from an idealistic musician buffeted by fortune to a strange, intense man with the supernatural ability to ferret

out the men who framed him.

“Tiger Shark,” starring Edward

chair, is discovered innocent ‘a .few|G: Robinson, is an exciting story of the shark-infested tuna fishing grounds. :

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