Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1945 — Page 10

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Irish ‘and Scotch Wrangle in Loew's Film.

Comedy, sorrow and happiness | take ‘turns

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as the Irish and Scotch recapture | £

their age-ald opposing roles in “The Valley of Decision" Nestled in the roaring steel mills | lof 1873, Pittsburgh, the love story of Paul Scott (Gregory Peck), scion of the Scott mills, and Mary Ratferty, (Greer Garson), daughter of a crippled, embittered ex-mill work=- |

er, rises to save the industry. |

Entering the Scott mansion as a

THE INDIANAPOL. IS TIVES ha of Ernie - Pyle Presented to Widow ¢

TRODP DISCHARGE

SYSTEM DEFENDED

WASHINGTON, July 20 (U. P).— Acting Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson says the war department has flatly turned down all requests to discharge: men from the army solely on occupational grounds to fill civilian needs. “If we authorized the discharge of all those for whom requests have been received, we would have to release at least 1,000,000 men,” he said. “We ‘would then be forced to abandon the present systerh of discharging soldiers on the merit system.” Patterson told a news conference late yesterday that these requests came in from 50 industrial and professional groups and ranged from

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and ‘spunky maid, | r i Y : E \d : 110,000 men for the coal mines to hei ‘way. ito - the] TA = g : @ : J three men for breeding mice. and mothers In defending the point system, he thers sald the soldiers themselves registered strong opposition to having But it dark Paul, upon : : IH : whom the elder Scott counts to roian Skil Lnsidered as a faccarry on the mills, that she loves. | p 3 ol g HOA bY ' iy And it is his proposal of marriage— | : s : IRON USED IN 1500 B. C. one she feels would be a social 3 3L Y oN : WASHINGTON — By 1500 B. C.

calamity—that drives het from the man was able to produce iron of a city of steel to safely distant Lon- A bust of the late Ernle Pyle, beloved Indianapolis Times war correspondent, was presented to Mrs. | useful quality. Pyle during a recent broadcast in the Pyle home Albuquerque, N. M. Shown at the presentation

don. ceremonies (left to right) are Shirley Mount, daughter of a close friend of Ernie and subject of several [4 INDI A ly | A

of his columns: Mrs. Pyle: J. K. Schnepper, radio en gineer; Dan Burrows, editor of the Albuquerque FRED MacMURRAY

Tribune, who made the presentation, and Mrs, E. H. “Schaffer, widow of E. H. Schaffer, former editor of

the Tribune and another of the writer's close friends. The bust was executed by Jo Davidson, famous

WASHINGTON in a few min the door and intact. A pas Mrs. Brimmer a $5 reward. are, . , .tC. Al mon-Herringtc fellow workers day. The ite © who was a pi © the brainiest $s weighed 64 ou was Mr.- Cam heir is named bell, And des; § Size 6% hat, lowing in the |. Because I ha \ wears a size 4 came out, bE Sees All, kR THE EYES § you, even wl “Thomas, for i a couple of y president of I Yesterday he floor of the !

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comically shy —. Mary burrows (hearts of the family them all.

Great novels make great movies! Great love stories inspire great performances! You'll glory in the love of a Pennsylvania mill girl for her. mighty employer]

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Tragedy Intervenes Life at England's capitol softens Mary's thick Irish brogue, augments her vocabulary, but her love for Paul remains the same. Affer two. years at the elder Scott's request, she returns -to wed with his blessing. { Labor troubles at the mills, howfever, fan the flames between Mary's father and her worker friends, and {Paul and his family higher than] ever. 3 | | A conciliatory meeting planned by {Mary ends in tragedy. Stunned by | [her imagined sense of guilt she again refuses Paul's love.

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Pacific G. I.'s Brushing Up On Manners in the U. S.

By GERALD R. THORP

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THE 5:55 and 9. 3 | A LOEW'S “Valley of Decision.” with Greer American]. Faison and cregory Peck, at. 11H), INDIANA

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bank presidents all shouting: “Gim- | Times Foreign Correspondent me a cigaret, Joe.” Do not be too MANILA, July 20.—Honest, civil- generous or you soon will be doing ians, G. 1's know they've picked up. the same thing. some bad manners in the Pacific... TWO: - The typical Eventually Paul and the ever- But don’t worry about how they'll Briakiact consists of MEHY Swrangs

present, social right “girl across the pehave when they come home. | ot street” are wed and Paul, Jr. Is = wyness the following excerpts foods sueh as cantaloupe, Iresh £385, Manray. born. But young Mrs. Scott des- from soldier - au- milk and so forth. These are quite jorie Main pises her husbands interest in the thored literatuse, palatable, though strange in ap- “Strange Hiusion.” with Jimmy Jo Le, me WIS unhappy kon ¥¥How' to act pearance. Butter, “made from] Lydon, Sally len a, Nae DF ne marriage, the threat to Scott own-

William. at 11:10, 2:20, 5:30 and » ChE . 50 : “ upon entering the ...om is often served. If you wish > 8 HSE {ership of the mills and the much . §

Us” LYRIC {hoped for ending proves that a

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