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fight at the club because of the

With eorchesira leader Blue Barron wearing olive drab at Camp Atterbury, where he is attached to Wakeman General hos‘pital, Tiny Wolfe (above) will wield the baton when Barron's

for a two-week engagement tomorrow night.

HUTCHESON: ‘PAC FOULS LABOR NEST’

William L. Hutcheson, president

penters and Joiners of America (A. F. of L.), said today in an editorial scheduled to be released in a union

Hillman and the C. I. O.-Political Action Committee were “fouling la~ ber’s political nest.” Mr. Hutcheson's editorial, slated to appear on the front page of the labor union newspaper, official publication of the Dayton, O., central labor ‘union, charged that labor might find itself fighting for its very existence as a result of “bitterness and enmities which Hillman and company have aroused in this campaign.” : The union president added that the displacement of labor during the reconversion period “will shake every trade union to its foundations.” “The labor baiters will reappear in every community crying for a smashing of the war - swollen unions,” Mr. Hutcheson wrote. “In such a situation organized labor will need sympathetic legislators in both parties. On the threshold of such a labor crisis, .what Mr. Hillman and his P. A. C. are doing-today is simply. to foul labor's Paitucal rest.”

SOCIAL CLUB EYED BY POLICE IS GONE

The scheduled hearing Saturday on an injunction suit to determine if a restraining order, preventing police from “unlawfully entering” the Electrical Workers’ and Radio Operators’ social club at 45% Vir{ginia ave., should be dissolved may {have to be canceled. A moving van backed up fo the place last night and moved the club's |equipment away, leaving the place dark and empty. Just where the club moved is not known. Police “heat” centered on’ the club Saturday night when they were unable to investigate a free-for-all

court restraining order. Some $5000 to $10,000 reportedly was grabbed off a gaming table in the club during the brawl in which one unidentified man was reportedly badly cut. Roy Creasey, business manager of the Electrical Workers local union No. 481, I. B. E. W,, declared today that his organization is not affiliated with the gambling place.

SLUGGED, ROBBED IN CAB, MAN REPORTS

Edwin F. Shobe, 349 W. 15th st., told police that he was slugged by two men last night after he had entered a taxicab to go to the Allison division of General Motors Corp. He entered the front seat of the cab, he related, and did not notice two men riding in the back seat. Police said he reported loss of a watch vaiued at $130 and $80 in cash.

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Indiana Has ‘Gypsy Film

Jon Hall, Maria Montez, Peter Coe Starred.

Alive with color, romance and adventure, “Gypsy Wildcat,” starring Jon Hall, Maria Montez and Peter Coe yesterday opened a seven-day stay at the Indiana theater. A technicolor triumph, the film is based on the adventures of a gypsy tribe back in the merry old England of feudal lords and bow-and-arrow toting gallants, ‘Miss Montez plays the role of

Carla, a gypsy girl who turns out to be a long-lost countess. her tribe are imprisoned in the castle of Baron Tovar (Douglas Durabrille) who accuses tiem of the murder of Count Orso. - Michael (Jon Hall) a court messenger incognito, knows Baron Tovar killed Count Orso and confronts the baron with his evidence, only to be thrown into a dungeon which he is in and out of for the rest of the picture. Tribe to Rescue

Michael and Tonio (Peter Coe), agrees to marry Baron Tovar if he will release her tribe and Michael, whom she lqves. Just before the “I do’s” are said the tribe breaks free and Carla is saved from a marriage with the baron. Carla then is abducted by the baron who is determined to marry her, since learning she is the daughter of the murdered Count Orso. Peter Coe, the Yugoslavian lad who made his first screen appearance im “Gung Ho” is outstanding in his role as a shy gypsy violinist. Other priucipal roles are portrayed by Nigel Bruce, Leo Carrillo and Gale Sondergaard. (By Donna Mikels)

MASONS WILL HEAR 2 WOUNDED AMEN

An Indianapolis airman wounded over Germany and a Bedford airman wounded at Anzio will speak at the annual formal banquet of the 33d degree Masons at 6:30 p. m. tonight at the Scottish Rite cathedral. The Indianapolis man, Pvt. Harry King, 3759 Kinnear ave, was wounded by shell fragments and the Bedford man, S. Sgt. Benjamin Ambler, was wounded by flak while on his 15th mission as an assistant engineer and gunner on a B-17,

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In Concert Today

Marie Nash will appear in a concert with Sigmund Romberg stars at the Murat theater at 8:15 p. m. today. The Andrews Sisters will .be featured on the program,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Pre-Season Concert Set]

Teachers to Hear Synbhons Orchestra Tomorrow.

The custom of not allowing the Indianapolis symphony orchestra to perform before the formal opening of the concert season will be broken tomorrow when Fabien Sevitzky conducts his musicians in a concert for Indiana schoel teachers, The brief program, open only to members of the Indiana State

Teachers association, will be held at 3 p. m. in Cadle tabernacle. On the bill will be Glinka’s Russ

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OPENING TODAY ENGLISH'S “Wallflower,” with Betty Blythe, Frank McNellis and Sonya Stokow= ski, ad 8:30, MURAT Andrews Sisters .and Sigmund Romberg Stars, at 8:15. . KEITH'S On stage, “Telltale Revue,” at 1:53; 4:21, 6:49 and 9:17. * “Meet the People,” with Lucille Ball and Dick Powell, at Ja: 05, 2:33, 5:01, 7:29 and 9:57. CURRENT INDIANA “Gypsy Wildcat,” with Maria Montez, Jon Hall and Peter Coe, at 12:50, 4, 7:05 and 10:10. « “The Pearl of Death,” with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bryce, at 11:45, 2:50, 5:55 and 9 ” LYRIO “Arsenic and Old Lace,” with Cary Grant, Raymond Massey, Jack Carson and Peter Lorre, at 11, 2:31, 6:05 and 9:39. “The Big Noise,” with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, at 1:17, 4:51 and 8:25.

CIRCLE

Ray Kinney and his

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orchestra and Maxige, at 3,40, 6:40 and 9:4 “Louisiana Hayride” with Judy Canova, at 11:15, 2:10, 5:05, 7:55 and 10:40.

LOEW'S

“Since You Went Away,” with Jennifer Jones, Shirley Temple, Claudette Colbert, Joseph Cotten, Robert Walker, Lionel Barrymore and Monty Woolley, at 10, 12:55, 3:50, 6:48 and 9:46.

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_|by Virgil Thomson; Johann Strauss’

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lan and Ludmilla overture; two movements from the Brahms Third symphony; three movements from “The Plow That Broke the Plains”

“Voices of Spring” waltz, and an arrangement by Dubensky ~ of Stephen Foster music. ~The orchestra's season opens with the first of 10 pairs of concerts in the Murat: theater Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.

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Deanna Durb CHRISTMAS & HOLIDAY Barrymore—Van an Johnson “3 MEN IN

5 ~Y ! TONITE--Aults, 5:45 'Til 6, 30c Jon Hall—Evelyn Ankers

Invisible Man's 's Revenge” “SCARLET CLAW”

Basil Rathbone

1045 VIRGINIA AVE.

- TONITE—Adults, 5:45 ’Til 6—30c Walter Huston—Katharine Hepburn

“DRAGON ! SEED” Bey “SILENT § PARTNER”

NORTH SIDE REX .. Northwestern

Bob. ‘Hope—Madeleine Carroll “MY: FAVORITE BLONDE" Lynn Bari “BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY”

CINEMA 16th and

Delaware Robt. Taylor—Vivien Leigh

“WATERLOO BRIDGE”

30th & Illinois TA-7400

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“WATCH ON THE "RHINE?

Van Heflin—Kathryn Grayson “SEVEN SWEETHEARTS”

“CRIME SCHOOL” Tina, Thayer “JIVE JUNCTION"

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STAT 2702 W. Milton Berle

Tenth Joan Bennett “MARGIN FOR ERROR" Lyle Roberts “MAN IN THE TRUNK”

BELMONT Beimont & Wash.

Thru Saturday Ray Milland “MAJOR & THE MINOR" “HENRY ALDRICH'S LITTLE SECRET”

SOUTH SIDE SANDERS renee

Thru Wednesday “CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE" Chas. Starrett “RIDING WEST"

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Lynn Bari—Akim Tamiroff “BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY” Barton MacLane “GENTLE GANGSTER"

1105 S. MERIDIAN ST.

“costeno. “IN SOCIETY”

Ann Miller “JAM SESSION”

* EAST SIDE Stuart Erwin

Donald 0’Connor “THIS 1S THE LIFE” Central Ave.

ZARING Sifu,

Thos. Mitchell—Anne Baxter “THE SULLIVANS” Wallace Beery—Marjorie Main “RATIONING”

Come Early—Open 6:15 P. M. Abbott & #6 ” Abbott & IN SOCIETY Nancy Kelly—Gail Patrick “WOMEN IN BONDAGE” Jan Garber—Cartoon—News

MECCA N. Tle Evelyn Venable

“HE HIRED THE BOSS “ATTACK” Conquest of New Britain

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Ginger Dennis ROGERS MORGAN “KITTY FOYLE”

Jack Carson—Jane Wyman

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Robt. Lowery “HOT RAY THM’ . “SECRETS OF SCOTLAND 1} YARD” T TALBOTT Talbott at 22d Thru Saturday Luise Rainer “DRAMATIC SCHOOL" Rosalind Russell “FAST AND LOOSE”

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"OKLAHOMA KID”

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Donald O'Connor ‘THIS 18 THE LIFE Bela Lugosi “BLACK PARACHUTE”

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Ellen Drew “THE IMPOSTER”

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TUXEDO “fir To Simone Simon-—Kent Smith

“CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE" Ann Dvorak “ESCAPE TO DANGER”

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