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News of 17 more Indianapolis {men serving in the French and | Italian sectors was received here to-

| day. ! Two of the men, Alan W, Ker, 1537'N. | LaSalle st., %nd S. Sgt. Charles H. Herald, 2401 Brookside, are among the. men who nave penetrated Nazi territory: I Ker | 1s with the- 84th infantry division in Ger- | many. and Sgt. Harold is with a 9th air force group in Belgium, Four mien who with a 6th army artillery group fn France are Pvt, Jack Day, 19 Parkview; Cpl William 8. Foster, 1133 = Oxford; Pre. Roscoe Stillabower, 5416 = | Riverview dr., and Pvt. Morris Bernstein, 1006 S. Mlinois. T. Sgt. Frederick Bixler, son of Mr. |and Mrs. Forrest Bixler, has completed

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Eo combat missions with the 12th -air force in Italy, and T. 5th Gr, Richard | W. Lahman, 710 Laferock rd. is a mem-|

| ber of the 100th Century division with | the 7th army in France. Seven other Indianapolis members the 6th army

of infantry groups are Pfc. Filmer Eisenbarth, 846 Lincoln; Pfc. Paul | 8. Eggert, 823 E. Minnesota; Pvt. Curtis { Meyers, 820 Ingomar ave.; Pfc. .Charles | Bamlo, 2059 Park ave.:. Pfc. Gene Deer, | 1834 Commerce; Pfc, Howard Whitecot- | | ton. 5846 N. Keystone, and Pvt. Richard | | Neff, 1026 Laurel.

Pfc. Clyde I. Edwards, son of Mr. and |

| Mrs. Clyde Edwards, 1616 Sharon ave., is | serving wi th the 3d infantry division of { the 7th army in France, | Based with the 933d field artillery { of the 6th army, is Pfc. George O. Smith, 3722 Roosevelt ave.

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| Cadet Charles Foremen, 1617 {Draper st., has graduated from Mas rana army air field, Tucson, Ariz

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Negro Soprano Scores With Indianapolis Orchestra.

Some. 6700 music lovers, representing the P. R. Mallory Co. employees and their families, filled Cadle tabernalle Saturday night to hear Dorothy Maynor, gifted Negro| and the —Indianapoils Symphony orchestra. Her voice has lost none of the unusual range, strength and color which it possessed three years ago when she made her debut in Indianapolis in the Martens series. Miss Maynor's use of the halfvoice in “Were You There?” drew loud applause in one of her encores. Her selections included the aria, “Depuis le Jour,” from. the opera “Louise;” Schubert's “Ave Maria,’ Richard Strauss’s “Devotion” and| Johann Strauss’'s “Tales from she Vienna Woods.” ~ For an unscheduled periormance, Fabien Sevitzky conductor, demonstrated the instruments of the In-| dianapolis symphony orchestra. He then led the orchestra in a program which included Hadley’s “In Bohemia” overture, the first movement of Jean Sibelius’ Symphony No: 1 in E flat, Grieg's “Norwegian {Dances” and his own orchestration lof Verdi's “Aida.”

WAR MOTHERS TO MEET Perry township war mothers will meet. at 1:30 p. m. tomerrow in Edgewood school. Mrs. Robert B.| Adams, vice cHairman of the. Red {Cross camp and hospital council, and John Calvin, Red Cross. field director at Stout field, will speak.

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Bruna Castagna Gives Lyrical Tro

Bruna Castagna, one of the ' Itallan pieces were Respight's mainstays of the Metropolitan+ “Nebbie,” Tosti's “A Vucchella” and Opera Co. Latin wing, sang to a| “Sogno’ and Quarantas “Galoppa pleased audience at’ English’s yes- | Morello,” terday in a postponed Martens] concert, > Her coloratura contralto voice was warm and rich, possessing lyric charm as well as dramatic power. On her program were a selection of arias and groups of modest songs in Italian and English. | Mme. - Castagna sang’ especially | well the numbers from “Carmen,” including “Habanera,” “Card Scene” and “Seguidilla: She also tregted-f the audience with the exquisite aria, | “Mon coer s'ouvre a ta voix" from | “Samsonet Dalila." Melodic and sentimental,

MUSICIAN TO PLAY OWN COMPOSITIONS

Beldon Leonard, faculty member of Jordan conservatory of music, will present a recital of his own | compositions at the Odeon, 106 E. North st., at 8:30 p. m. Friday. Mr. Leonard who is meeting a | partial requirement toward , his. | master of music degree, will appear |as a composer, a violinist and a

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“Distinguished Gathering” with Frederic Winter, at 8:30. CIRCLE “Our Hearts Were Young and * Gay,” with Gail Russell and Diana Lynn, at 11, 1:35, 4:30, 7:30 and 10:25. : “Hi Beautiful with Martha

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William Brownlee, son of Mr. and [ Mrs. James Brownlee, 1008 S. Rolena st, has been promoted to first | lieutenant with the 5th army in | Italy.

Pvt. Willie Davidson, 636 S. Missouri st, has been awarded the good conduct medal with an American infantry division somewhere in the Southwest Pacific.

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LYRIC | “Frenchman’s Creek,” with Joan Fontaire and Arturo de Cordova, at * 11:36, 2:05, 4:34, 7:06 and 9:38.

LOEW'S “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo,” with Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson and Robert Walker, at 11, 1:37, 4:14, 6:51 and 9°31.

Coast Guardsman William O. Smithers Jr., 1542 Reisner st., was aboard an LST during the invasion of Leyte. @

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| sota st., and Ernest C. Murray, 2152 IN. Meridian s{ have been appointed | {first lieutenants in the medical! | corps. -

| Training Completed | The following men from the In- | |

dianapolis area have completed | {various army or navy training | I schools: Commissioned as second lieutenants |

after completing officer candidate schooi! | were Frederick A. Carpenter, son of Mrs | { Paul C. Carpenter, 223 E. 63d st.; Paul E.| Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams, 1702 Union st.; | son of Mr. and Mrs.’ Leroy Green, 1604 E. | | 12th st., and Joseph J. Mason Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph J. Mason, 1217 Cot- |

Pvt. Willfam R.” Wangelin, 1304 Edwards| | ave., has completed the ferrye command's advanced radio training school in Nevada. Pvt! Richard L. Higgins, son of Lowell] od of Lebanon, has completed air Jie armament training in Colorado. Ensign Addison G. Dunn, 3448 N. Key-| stone ave.,, has completed training as a crew member on a Liberator bomber ati | Jacksonville, Fla. i | Carl H. Summers, son of William a. Summers, 533 N. Noble st.; Charles E. | | Abel, 2870 Sherman dr.; Norbert J. Wat-| | ness, husband of Mrs. Mildred Watness, | 1111 8. East st.; James Long Jr., husband | | of Mrs. Geraldine Long, 6117 E. 10th st.;! | Elvin 8. Madsen, husband of Mrs. Wanada | Madsen, 2844 N. Gladstone ave.; Robert] | D. Noble, husband of Mrs. Susan L. Noble, | 1025 N. Mount st.; Walter C. Gates -Jr., | Susband of Mrs, Lorene H. Gates, 3017 Villa ave.,, and Lawrence G. Kelso, hus-| | band of Mrs. Julia M. Kelso, 4007 Ars} | thington blvd., all have completed spe- | | cialized training courses at naval stations. | |... Cpl. Charles A. Bookwalter, son of Mr. | and Mrs. John Bookwalter, 1111 W.| Kessler blvd., has entered “field artillery officer candidate school at Ft. 8ill, Okla. Aviation Cadet James Davis, 803 Spruce st., is. stationed at Stewart field, Newburg; N. | Pvt. Elsie Thompson, 1041 Evermont st. | has been assigned to Mayo General hos: | pital, Galesburg,. Iil.

VARIETY PROGRAM AT MURAT FRIDAY

A variety show, “Young Stars of | Today,” will. be presented at 8) | P- m. Friday at the Murat theater. | | Proceeds will be given to local | military hospitals, Indianapolis residents - who will | participate are Mary Alice Peak, | the Minnick Trio, Ernest Grosdidier, | Mix Moore. arid Johnny Carter. | | Acts from New York and Holly-| wood ‘also will be featured. Tickets for the show, directed and produced by Jimmy Gable and Johnny Carter, are available at Shortridge and Ben Davis high! schools, St. John’s academy. and |

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