Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1945 — Page 12

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ENDIANA

ENGLIS

WEEK BEG. SUN., SEPT. 30

MATINEES WED. and SAT.

wii, JOH EVES. 60¢, $I. 20, $1.80, $2.40 MATINEES, 60¢, $1.26, $1.80

Including Tax

WAR DADS 0.K.VETERANS’ AID

Square Deal for Veterans, Families Sought.

A 10-point est of returning servicemen and families was approved at the first annual convention of the Indiana

Association of War Dads which met in the Claypool hotel over the week end,

CHRTMAS

Starts Wednesday

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ROBERT SHAYNE ovwsse wPETER aoorney

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“NATIONAL VELVET” In Color

HT, 5:48 to

Wy ohnny Welssmuller—Brends Joye

“Tarzan and the Amazons”

Jim Bannon--Nina Foch

“1 Love a Mystery”

ghborhood

on FTF

LY TONIGHT, 5:45 to 6-800 Greer Garson—Gregory Peck

“Valley of Decision” aieten "kot's Go Steady”

‘Kingleton

VIRGINIA

EAST SIDE NORTH SIDE we ren wir |Stratford Bhs Mercer

Rooney-~Jackie Jenkins

“TO HAVE AND HAVE Jas, Ellison “HOLLYWOOD & VINE”

Theater Directory

A square deal for returning servfcemen and families of men who will not return was advocated in the program, The Indiana War

program in the inter«|.

Fun in Sleigh

The happy couple In the sleigh are Dennis Morgan and Barbara Stanwyck, who co-star in “Christ-

mas In Connecticut” opening Wednesday at the Indiana.

THE INDIANAPOLIS -TIMES

'BELSEN BEAST

GOES ON TRIAL British ~ Opening Hearings

On Atrocities.

LUENEBURG, Sept. 17 (U, P.) ~~ Josef Kramer, “the beast of Bele sen,” and 45 other Germans went on trial betore a British military

ting atrocities at the notorious Belsen concentration camp. Nineteen women were among the defendants in the first mass trial of war criminals by the British, They were brought to justice in a con verted gymnasium,

Dads now has an active membership of more than 2400 fathers. An investigation of universities in the state will be made by the association, to see if Indiana veterans are being charged non-resi-dent tuition fees, At the convention it was reported that many universities in the country had been charging boys this extra fee although the veteran had lived In that state for many years. Through efforts of the War Dads some of the universities stopped the practice.

Will Urge Memorial The state association voted to petition the national convention fou) a memorial at Arlington, Va. in|

honor of those boys reported as missing in action,

The national] convention will be in 8t. Louis Oct, 29, 30 and 31. Also discussed was the possibility | of setting aside the Sunday follow ing each Dec, 7 as Sons and Daugh{ters day, “not to commemorate Pearl Harbor, but to make the people remember its tragedies.” Albert C. Derr of+Boonville was elected president of the state group, Isucceeding Joseph A, Fox of South Bend. Other officers elected were Jess BStillwagon of Muncie, vice president; Ben Bowman of Ander‘son, secretary-treasurer; Sylvester ‘Berger of Jasper, sergeant-at-arms, and Ira Blackburn of Evansville, Earl Lisby of Indianapolis and Lt. Cmdr. W. A. Weiss of Elkhart, chaplains. Representing the national association were Norman Wrigley, national vice president, of Atlanta, Ga, and Arch Stafford, Omaha, Neb, The state convention for will be held in Evansville,

1948

Times Amusement’ Clock

CIRCLE “A Medal for Benny,” with Dorothy Lamout and Arturo de Cordova, at , 3:88, 7 and 10:10, i, Incorporated,” with Qari oe, To Tom Neal, at 11; Ho, n

us Reg halot Mother,” with Ginger Rogers 5 and Fo on Niven, at 11:48, 2:48, 5:48 and 8:48 “That Uncertain Feeling,” wii Butyeis Meredith, at 1:10, 4:10,

LOEW'S aut Wife. with Claudette Oolbert, Don Amechs and Richard For. an 11:83, me 37, 3:42, 8:47, 1:52 and

INDIANA “Junior Miss,” with Peggy Ann Garnery Allyn Joslyn and Michael Dunne, at 12:30, 3:45, 6:50 and 9:85. “Caribbean Mystery,” with James Dunn and Sheila Ryan, at 11:26, 2:40, 5:45 and 8:50. #” LYRIO “Pride of the Marines,” with John Garfield, Eleanor Parker and Dane Clark, at 11:50, 3:14, 6:20 and 9:44. “Beautiful Cheat,” with Bonita Granville and Noah Beery Jr, at 11, 2:15, 8:30 and 8:40,

The defendants were guards and officers at the Belsen camp in northwest Germany. After the defeat of Germany: the camp was revealed to be one of the most notorious dens of Na#i atroci~

troops on their arrival found bodies piled high and conditions .that staggered the senses,

PRESIDENT BACK AT CAPITAL DESK

WASHINGTON, Sept, 17 (U. P). ~President Truman returned to his desk and pressing matters of state today after a restful week-end at his Missouri home. The President planned to meet during the day with his top congressional lieutenants and to study other problems awaiting his attention. Among them are the criti. ical automotive labor strife, the |choice of a supreme court justice to succeed Owen J. Roberts and the expected changes in high war de-

CIVIC THEATRE LISTS

The Civic theater

{nounced its tentative list of play

for the current season. will be the production * “Bill of Divorcement,” Nov. 9;

and Tell” Dec. 7; “Papa Is All, Jan. 11; “Sunrise In My Pocket,

PLAYS FOR SEASON

today an-

Opening the season on Oct. 13, ‘The Male, Animal.” The others scheduled are: || “Kiss

Feb. 8; “Blithe Spirit,” March 8;| m FUR COMPANY “Guest In the House,” Apri] 5, and! Tas “Snafu,” May 3. | ASA

partment posts. Mr. Truman left for Missouri by plane Friday afternoon and returned to the capital at 6:50 p. m. (Indianapolis time) last night. Mrs. Truman and their daughter, Margaret, remained at the “s er | White House” in Independence,

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LUCKY CRASH LANDING!

1 MOTORIST IN LOS ANGELES WAS | UNDERGOING SOME FRIENDLY “RIPPING” FEA ic bs 1 1 BING, THEY WERT STARTLED INTO * | SUDDEN SILENCE HOWEVER WHEN ---

A. CAR LOOMED INFRONT OF THEM, COMING AT GREAT SPEED AND APPARCNTLY COLSON WITH TIE CNAAY CAR He MOTORIST WAS FORCED y AR,

QUERY SECOND BASE A FAMOUS HOME RUN

3.2L TO THE RIGHT AND IN SO DOING, CRASHED INTO THE PLATE * GLASS WINDOW OF A CROWDED RESiLy SHANG ©

TAURANT-- BUT A HALT IN THE ONLY UNOCCUPIED

BOOTH IN THE ROOM/

SCHENCK TO MEET TRUMAN, ANDERSON

Hassil E. Schenck, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau and a Boone county farmer, will meet with Presi. dent Truman and Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P, Anderson Sept. 24 in Washington. American Farm Bureau Federation recommendations will be discussed for post-war governmental

: So .| policies. Mr. Schenck is a member SHERID sé IR. REX EX Was |0f the executive committee of the E. Wash. 5000 Alsn Ladd “SALTY O'ROURKE" federation. Joyce Rapnelde-Rent., Hutton Marjorie Main “GENTLE ANNIE" Cary Gra mt Priscilla Lane |ESQUIR "30th & Ulinols LAST 2 DAYS! ENIC & OLD LACE TA-T400 ee EE hpi Eke # Barbara Henry - 2 ig. laeat Stanwyok Fonda 3 . | I ) H “YOU BELONG TO ME" = i ; SJ : vO |] Fredrio Yeronioa = / ’ by : +) March Lake = ‘ \

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TONITE=5:45 to 6--80¢ Greer Garson—Gregory Peck THE VALLEY OF DECISION”

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Susan Hayward—Robi. Benchley “I MARRIED A WITCH"

Richard Arlen

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Humphrey Bogart-—Alexis Smith

“CONFLICT”

John Wayne~Anthony Quinn

“BACK TO BATAAN"

DOUBLE HORROR SHOW!

Greer GarsonGregory Peck

‘VALLEY OF DECISION"

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“PHANTOM BPEAKS” _ Poaey Stewart “VAMPIRE'S GHOST"

Judy Garland—Robt. Walker

“THE CLOCK”

Fdw, Arnold-~Selenas Royle “MAIN ST. AFTER DARK"

Greer Gregory

DARKER Ww On. GARSON PECK PARKER “0, V8 0

“THE VALLEY _OF DECISION"

Also Short Subjects

6 i VOGUE Frée Parking Lot Bette Davis—John Dall “THE CORN IS GREEN" i ___ Color Cartoon—Late News

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UPTOWN

CINEMA | sat oven, Tay

"88d & College

~ James Dunn and Shella Ryan iy ‘Caribbean Mystery'~

TACOMA , Wi, xa Alan Ladd — Gail Russell Greer Gry Yany TY O'ROURKE" GARSON PECK p A A * — a “LEAVE IT TO BLONDIE i “THE VALLEY. PARAMOUNT & Mui & OF DECISION" Ronald Colman—Marlene Dietrich - Glee Short subjects : ie kL i ¢ ALWAYS COMIONTANLY (001 + MECCA , Ti. pons rt

“THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU

wi... Frances Langford * ‘GIRL RUSH"

Gregory PECK

Greer GARSON

“THE VALLEY OF DECISION”

Also Short Subjects

DREAD AM = swiowTwous

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

Geo. Rafi “NOB HILL" on

Joan Bennett sul Kelly “Grissley's Millions"

SUBURBAN v AYWOOD

Open Air Theater Open 7:15 Humphrey Bogart—Joel McCrea

“DEAD END”

Frances Langford--Wally Brown

“GIRL RUSH"

Late Show, 10 P, M,

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GEORGE RAFT VIVIAN BLAIN JOAN BENNETT \

Robert Young Dorothy McGuire LCI TIA Marshall

WED, “A SONG TO REMEMBER" 6.1, NONEY MOON"

| WEST SIDE STATE 2/0 w, Geo. Brent

Tenth Hedy Lamarr “EXPERIMENT PERILOUS" _ Jane Fraree “SHE'S A SWEETHEART" OLD TRAIL 5700 W. Wash, BE-0004 Fréd MacMurray “MURDER, HE SAYS" Madeleine Carroll “SAFARI”

DAISY = ®@ J. Michicss

Johnny WelssmullerJohnny Shefeld “TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS” | Grace race MacDonald ‘HONEYMOON AHEAD Merle Oberon Speedway herd “SONG TO REMEMBER”. in Color Laurel & Hardy “PARDON US"

(ONT Bein Belmont & Wash, [BELMONT “nis mv MURDER, HE SAYS

"TARZAN & THE AMAZONS"

~~ SOUTH SIDE

PENDLETON PINE \ SERRLRERR RENN

Jas. Stewart - Paulette Goddard

‘JIMMY STEPS OUT’

Plus! Johnnie Johnsen “HALFWAX TO HEAVEN"

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: s ERS . Adults, 18 nel, AND «Child, 146 Tax . Sonja Henle “IT'S A PLEASURE"

AVALON TT MA, Prospect 1849 Bing Crosby “RHYTHM ON RIVER" . “RANGERS OF FORTUNE" GARFIELD > 5 Shelby S30 Sonja Hanjo-Mishasl O'Shea IT'S A PLEASURE" East Side Kids in “DOCKS OF. NEW YORK” And! “SHORES OF IWO JIMA"

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