Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1945 — Page 18

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Star in Comedy.

Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray team this week at the Indiana to bring more than 60 minutes of mirthful entertainment. The film is “Practically Yours," which centers around a case of mistaken identity and winds up in a real romance, MacMurray finds he's the nation's

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“Beery at Loew's

Wallace Beery heads the cast of “This Man's Navy,” opening today at Loew's,

navy air hero upon his return to New York on leave, He also finds he's regarded as Miss Colbert's boy because he expresses~devo- | tion to a “Peggy” over his plane] (radio. Peggy actually was his dog. | Romantic Poses Claudette and MacMurray have to

sake and are continually | gether in romantic poses.

Finally a mutual agreement is (reached whereby Fred and Clayd|ette are to see eacli other only public, | “Gil Lamb, however, {for Claudette’s attentions and Mac- | Murray gets a little jealous.

Comedy also is- added to the film by Robert Benchley as the happy | judge who arranges the perfect end-

lionaire who is sure that Fred and Claudette should be married before Fred's leave is up. t- As an added attraction the Indiana is showing “Dangerous Pas- | s sage,” starring Robert Lowery and]

| | Phyllis Brooks. : |

AUTO PLATES TOBE | SAME SIZE IN 1946

Hoosier motorists today that their 1946 auto license plates | will be the same size as this year | and only one tag for each vehicle. | must wait until} {steel is more plentiful, Assistant | Director H. Dale Brown of the motor vehicles bureau sald. The] | colors, he added, 'will be gold nu- | i merals on black. Originally, the state planned to {resume the two-plates-per-car plan. | {The war production board allotted {792 tons of steel, tentatively, for { their manufacture, Recently, how-| ever, the quota was reduced to 375| { tons, Brown sdid,

ROLE IN MOVIE

STRIKE DISCUSSED

HOLLYWOOD, March 29 (U P| | Members of the A. F. of L. Inter{national Alliarfce of Theatrical} {Stage employees today planned al | mass meeting to discuss their role ita the {7-day-old movie indust try | strike. | A majority of I. A. T. 8. BE: mem= bers have remained at their jobs |during the union's jurisdictional {dispute with the rival conference of {studio unions over representation of {78. set decorators. Some Alliance

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|men, however,® notably the prop]

{makers, have joined the strike. |

Heres the story of our paratroopers

jumping into battle in the jungle vastness of the East ; . . told by Warner Bros. in “Ob. jective Burma,” starring Errol Flynn, This pic ture captures the excitement, the gallantry, of our men in action against the Japs.

The Motorola Radio “Handie Talkie” plays a vital role in this great picture as it has on every battle front in this war,

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| keep up appearances for the public's | Indiana senators are receiving nuseen to- mernus letters, Alone, grams from the state urging that | however, it's a different story. they

iniization for with starts pressing [rangements for the post-war world.

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| all Claudette needs and she gets the national setup, for man she wanted in the first place. peace,-bit doesn’t want the United

ing and Cecil Kellaway as.the mil- made the

VIEWS OF HOOSIER SENATORS SOUGHT

Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, ‘March 29.—Both postcards and tele-

support the Dumbarton Oaks and Bretton Woods plans, The former deals with the organpeace and the latter international monetary arSenator Willis (R, Ind.) replies some sort of interkeeping the

States to foot all the bills for every- | body | Confe sing that ‘he has not yet Bretton [Woods plan,! vy complex, a mate to form an, Senator Capereplied to the|

which is extremel ter of sufficient opi 110 I'¢ hart (R. Ind.) has writer as. follows “You may be. sure, when weigh-| ing the merits of the Bretton Woods | conference, 1 shal] be most considerate

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of your wislkies. “I am in most sincere sympathy with the principles laid down at the Dumbarton Oaks conference. We must begin now to sow the seeds of kindness and understanding among the nations of the world in order that a lasting peace may be assured.”

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2 Nazi Soldiers

WITH THE 99TH DIVISION IN GERMANY, March 29 (U. P.). ~The mass surrender of Germans took a new twist vesterday—two frightened Jerries ran out of the woods with their guns over their heads and surrendered to a surprised army nurse. She is Lt. Paula Krull, Pitchburg, Mass. who was riding by in a jeep when the Germans ran out. “We want to surrender to you because you are a lady and won't kill us,” they sputtered In German. Lt. Krull told them to climb ahoard the hood of the jeep and told the driver to take them ‘to the 99th division's cage, where the Germans. joined hundreds of: their countrymen. And the 99thers gave Lt. Krull a certificate to prove her story. “Maybe the Jerries liked her looks,” sald Maj. Frank Gonzales, New York. “She's not bad at all.”.

BOX OFFICE OPENS AT CIVIC THEATERS

The Civic theater box office opens today with . tickets for. members only for the April prodfiction, “On Borrowed Time.” Seats will go on sale to the public tomorrow. “On Borrowed Time” will play at the theater April 6 to 12. and castings for “Junior Miss,” the May production, will be held at the theater Saturday. afternoon. PIGGERY IS SWAMPED ROCKLAND, Me. (U, P.).—Three sows at the Rockland city farm recently gave. hirth to litters of eight, 11-and-13-pigs; respeetively,—on-the

THE oro mies : $49,000,000 SPENT | ON WAR PROJECT ADS

| recruiting,

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NEW YORK, March 29 (U:.P.) ,~ The American Newspaper Publishers association reported today that

daily and Sunday papers published j 11,555,945

individual advertisements valued at $49,520,098 in support of war projects during 1944, The report was made in “Demoeracy's- Indispensable homefront Weapon,” . a booklet. published by the ANPA's bureau of advertising. The advertisements 386,668,036 agate lines and were the equivalent of 116,111 standard size full pages—enough to fill a 24-page paper with nothing but war<theme advertising every day for 18 years. The data, compiled by the Advertising Checking Bureau, Inc, for the Bureau of Advertising, do not include any advertising space given the war effort in. weekly papers. Leading war projects and the value of the advertising space devoted to them were: War bonds, $23,117,018; Red Cross, $2,297,012; waste paper salvage, $2,840,044, of which 1,271,039 represented space donated by newspapers; the national

aggregated |.

“| Black rats, now comparatively rare

war fund $2,359,427; “don’t telephone,” $2,223,129, and armed forces recruiting, $2,149,929, : Aside from war bond pr for which no breakdown was avail- [J able, $10,187,731 of the grand total | was placed by local advertisers; $11,794,633 by national advertisers; $1,771,419 by the government for and the newspapers themselves donated space: worth $2,640,207,

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INDIANA “Practically Yours,” with Claude ette Colbert and Pred SecMuITay,

Passage’ Dan erous,’ HG Robert Lowery and Phyllis I at 11:40, 2:45, 5:50 and 9. LYRIC

“Objective Burma,"

with Errol Flynn, at 11, 1:33, 9.08.

4:04, 8:36 and °

CIRCLE * “Ministry of Fear,” with Ray Milland and Marjorie Reyaoiés at 13:30, 3:30, 6:40 and 10 “The Man in Half he, Street,” with Nils Asther and Helen W alker, at 11, 2:05; 5:10 and 8:40.

BLACK RATS REAPPEAR NOTTINGHAM, Eng. (U. P).—

in the British isles, were among 35,779 rats destroyed in Nottingham during the past year, according to a report to the Nottingham health committee,

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CHICAGO, March 29 (U. P.).—| The National Safety Council reported today that six per cent fewer Americans were killed in traffic accidents during the first two months of 1945 than:in the same period last year, . The council, listing 250 fewer persons dead, said the decrease was not due to less trafic. Latest reports on gasoline use indicate the travel may have increased during that time. In those two months, 3820 persons met trafic deaths, compared with 4070 for the same two months in 1044. The February death toll was 1770 against 1840 in February, 1944, a four per cent drop. January had eight per cent less,

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Errol Flynn “UNCERTAIN GLORY" Ann Corio “SARONG GIRL"

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Tenth Jane Wyman “BROTHER RAT" Richard Arlen “THAT'S MY BABY”

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“NORTH STAR" Judy Canova “LOUISIANA HAYRIDE® “WHAT A WOMAN" PLUS! A Gala Pre-Easter

Stratford John Garfield * “CARTOON CARNIVAL”

Ann Sheridan “THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL" 40 Revival Minutes of Fun With Donald Duck, Popeye,

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