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SATURDAY, JUNE 15,

Bible School-|!

Openings Set

in Churches Here.

Many local churches will open their doors to children Monday for annual vacation Bible schools.

Vacation schools in the thurches attempt to bring home to boys and girls the charm and interest of the Holy Bible through Bible stories and dramatizations. The Bible and regular experiences of worship in the church auditorium are stressed. It also is recognized that the children released from the daily public school routine are in need of

tion. Most of the schools convene at 9 or 9:30 a. m. and are dismissed at 11:30 a. m. Last for 10 Days

They usually are in session for 10 days or two weeks, and are climaxed with a formal closing and exhibition of handwork to which parents and friends are invited. Singing, supervised play, movies, trips to spots of interest in the city all have a place in the programs. Dr. U. 8. Clutton, founder of the first vacation Bible school in Indi-| anapolis in 1916, will conduct his school Monday through June 28. The Edwin Ray Methodist church and the Emmanuel Baptist church, which stand on opposite street corners, will co-operate in a school en-| rolling children and employing| leaders from both. A co-operative school also will be held in the University Park Christian church for its own children and those of the Capitol Avenue Methodist church

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The Downey Avenue ' Christian church announces an address by

| Children’s day services tomorrow in the church. Dr. Hopkins, who recently resigned as president of the United ‘Christian Mis « sionary society, will address the adult assembly of the school at 9:30 a. m. He will go in September to Geneva, Switzerland, as a Disciples of Christ “ambassador” to ° the churches in Y Bi Europe. “he Church, Dr Hopkins Her Children” is the subject of the Children’s day sermon to be giver» by the Rev. F. W. Wiegmann, pastor, at’ 10:35 a. m. A missionary pageant and rosebud dedicatory service will be held | at 4:30 p. m. Miss Evelyn Smith is} chairman of the. Children's day committee.

DR. G. L. CARRICO BACK ON DUTY WITH NAVY

Dr. George L. Carrico has turned to active-duty in the navy dental corps. He has been assigned to the Naval General hospital at Baihbridge, Md. Dr. Carrico received his dental degree from the University of Pittsburgh and was commissioned a lieutenant (jg) on the same day. He

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and the First Church of the Brethren. Keep Scrapbook ‘The Crooked Creek Baptist church |, vacation school, now in session a due to close Friday, is having al daily attendance of 130. “Vacation Days with Jesus” is| the theme of-the St. Matthew's Lutheran church school which will be in session Monday through July 3. Other schools scheduled to open| Monday are: Memorial Baptist, St. Mark's United Lutheran, Mt. Zion Baptist, Simpson Broadway and Forest Manor Methodist; Central | Christian, Calvary and Brovkside) United - Brethren.

attended Cathedral high school, Butler university and served three years in the navy V-12 program at { Pittsburgh. The dentist and Mrs. Harry Broadway.

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‘Garfield Amphitheater Plan - Protested Again.

Repeated protests by South side

of a $250,000 amphitheater in Gare fleld park today prompted park board commissioners to reconsider location of the project in Indianapolis, The latest blast against ‘the *“under-the-stars” theater came last night when more than 300 South side residents strongly protested against the construction in “Gare field or any other city park.” After the meeting, sponsored by the South Side Civie club, Paul V. Brown, park board director, stated {that “the city will have an amphi(theater, but not where it is not | desired by the community.”

Consider New Site

| Believing that Indianapolis wants additional recreation and cultural outdoor activities, Mr. Brown said that the board members will now determine whether to consider a new site to conform to desires “of | thousands who petitioned them to build the amphitheater at Garfield | park.” | In a unanimous vote, the resi- | dents opposed the project “in any| park,” objecting to the leasing of the proposed outdoor theater to theatrical booking agents. Mr. Brown reported he did not have an opportunity to present cards and petitions from approximately 450 persons desiring the new enterprise in Garfield park. Countering his “unpresented” petitions, Mrs. Alva Baxter, 2642 Manker st., presented an additional 475 property owners opposing the project. This brings to 1075 the number of persons objecting.

residents agaihst the construction]:

At Ambassador

Roy. Rogers and Tommy Cook, in “Song of Arizona,” now at the Ambassador.

Times Amusement

Clock CIRCLE , _ "The Bride Wore Boots,” with "™ Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Cuni-

mings and Diana Lynn, at 13:40 3:50, 7, 10:10 and 1:17, “The Madonna's Secret,” with Francis Lederer, Gail Patrick and Ann Rutherford, at 11:25, 2:30, 5:40, 8:55 and 11:58 Sunday—‘The Bride Wore Boots," at 1:15, 4:20, 7:20 and 10:25. “The Madonna's Secret,” at 12, 3.03, 6 and 9. INDIANA Dahlia,” Veronica Lake

“The Blue Ladd,

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Bendix, at 11, 1:10, 3:28 5:35, 7:50 and 10 Sunday—“The Blue Dahlia,’ at

at 12:45, 3:05, 5:25, LOEW'S “A Night in Casablanca” the Marx Brothers, Charles Drake and Lois Collier, at 11:12, 2, 4:48, 7:36, 10:27 and 1.18

“Mysterious Intruder,” ard Dix, at 12:47, 3.35, and 12:05 Sunday—'"'A Night in Casablanca,” at 12, 2:36, 5:12, 7:48 and 10:27. “Mysterious Intruder,” at 1:33, 4:09, 6:45 and 9:24 LYRIC “City for Conquest,” with James Cagney and Ann Sheridan, at 11:15, 2:49, 6:30 and 10:1)

“Ne Time for Comedy,” with James Stewart and Rosalind Russell, at’ 1:10, 4:51 and 8:32. Sunday—"City for Conquest,” at 2:43, 6:24 and 10:05. ‘No Time for Comedy,” at 1:04 4:45 and 8:26

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False Education

“Today we are still witnessing the

LEGION SETS STUDY OF GI ENROLLMENT

Re-employment. rights and other

ravages wrought by a world war | resulting from false education—be- | lef in a Godless world and the |

Thus Clayton Bion Craig, C. S. B,,

lof Cincinnati, informed his audi- |

ence in a lecture on “Chistian Science: Its revelation of the Kingdom Within,” last night in the |

"church at 62d and College ave. |

“Man’s identity is not found in any’ material concept of man or in| any so-called physical form,” Mr. | Craig continued. “Rather is it] found in man's Godlike nature, in| || his expression of the attributes and qualities of God.”

“God the Preserver or Man” {the subject of the lesson- wid in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text is “Withhold not {thy tender mercies from me, O | Lord; let thy loving kindness and thy truth continually preserve me.’ Bp Psalms 40:11. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the

| Christian Science textbook, “Science | eo the baby, said it would take a TH (ety) and Health with Key to the Scrip- | year to determine whether she ls|Kansas City

tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “From | love and from the light and har-| | mony which are the abode of spirit, only reflections of good can come.’

SEEK ‘GUEST BOOK’ OF "JAP CONTRACTOR TOKYO, June 15 (U. P.).—American counter intelligence corps investigators today were reported searching for the “guest book" of Akiro Ando, millionaire Tokyo con-

| tractor believed to hold the key to,

a patronage scandal which threatens wide repercussions in allied headquarters circles. Arrest of the wealthy Japanme| contractor yesterday disclosed investigation said o involve several high-ranking officers | | of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's staf. |

PEDESTRIAN INJURED " Douglas Cheney, 36, of Centralia, | was in City - hospital today with head lacerations received {when he walked into a car driven |by Norman H. Coulon, 23, of 5330 (Byram ave. in the 500-block Capitol | fave. Mr. Coulon was slated by

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEIGHBORBOODS

AVALON—'Lady On a Train” and “Trail to. Vengeance.” Tomorrow and Mon-

ll«Face’” and “Eve Knew Her ." !

BELMONT-Prisoner of Zenda" and “Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Col, Effingham's Raid" and "Sweet and Lowdown.

CINEMAZ' ‘Adventure.” Tomorrow through

Tuesday: “Road to Utopia." DAISY -' ‘Bad Bascomb.”' Tomorrow and Monday; “Little Giant” and ‘Notorious ne

DRIVE-IN— ‘Bedside Manner." Tomorrow and Monday: “A Walk in. the Sun”

EMERSON-—"The Young in Heart" and “Pack by Your Troubles" Tomorrow through Tuesday: "Saratoga Trunk." £sQu TRE~—Throu h Tuesday: “Ragged Rages ar he Fleet's In." FOUN SQUARE Through Tuesday: Paneer and ‘Love, Honor and Good GARFIELD "Abilene Town" and “Ste, 5 il in Society." Tomorrow through es

day: “Adventure. GRANADA--Through Wednesday: “Sentimental Journey” and “A Guy Could

Shae HAMILTON - “Greenwich Village" and “Thunderhead.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Tars and Spars” and ‘“‘Masquerade in Mexico." HOLLYWOOR- "Ap Angel Comes to Brooklyn” and ‘Riders of the Sania Pe.’ omorrow and Monday: ‘“Adventure.” IRVING—' ‘Sentimental Journey” and “Col, Effingham’s Raid.” Tomorrow through | — Tuesday: “Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and “Prisoneg of Zenda. LINCOLN--"Fghting Guardsman and “Don't Fence n' Tomorrow

SPEEDWAY ‘Tarzan and Woman" and “Tangier.”

STATE—"Isle of the Dead’ and “‘Btranger from Santa Fe." Tomorrow and Monday:

“Abilene Town" apd ‘Meet Me On Broadway." STRAND-"Col. Effingham's Rald" and “Three Caballeros. Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sentimental Journey" and “Idea A . STRATFORD. ‘Road to Alcatraz’ and “Hidden Valley Outlaws’ Tomorrow and Monday: Mc and “Bong of Old Wyomin TACOMA Pinocchio and “Three Strangers." Tomorrow through Tuesday. “Dol. ly Sisters.”

TALBOTT ‘Rhapsody in Blue" a in Tokyo."

TUXEDO-""Three Strangers’ je Savale Trail.”

. voaale: 's UPTOWN~—"Col, “Three Caballeros." Tuesday: “Idea VOGUE-"Miss Susie Slagle's” and “Shady

-» Lady. Tomorrow ‘ “Here Comes the © Co-Bde Ride Again.” ZARING—"Tarzan and the

Tuesday: ;

the Leopard Tomorrow and “Sentimental Journey."

and “ApTomorrow through uesday: “Road to Utopia.” and “Along Tomorrow through “Home in Indiana” and Lucky Day.”

Effingham’'s Raid” and

an” and “Dick Tracy." OrTOW through Tuesday: “Song to RememHELL Oo "Bentime Tome grow rough ber.” w Today. ntimenta; ourney DOWNTOWN * Aan ‘Rancho Grande” and “Then | ALAMO—Through Monday: “Ghost of There Were None Tomorrow and Mon- Hidden Valley” and “Just Before'Dawn.” Reputation ot nde Asin” and “MY! \mmassADOR — Through Wednesday: SHERIDAN~ Miss Susie _Slagle's™ and |. S008 of Arizona” and “Club Havana. lene Town." Tomorrow through ay “She Went to the Races” and| »~ TBiondle's Lucky Day I

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Tomorrow through 5" “Sentimental Journey" and irl."

Neighborhood Theater Directory

through Tuesday: ‘San Antonio” “Idea OHrl."” MAYWOOD" Comes Elmer ’ “Stork Club" and MECCA—"Bilver Queen’ 8tagecoach Robbery Monday: “Capt. Kidd" Way Home." LD TRAIL—"Nototious Lone Wolf" and | 9 “Under Fiesta Stars Tomorrow and | Monday ‘Adventure’ “Crime of the Century’ 4 ORIENTAL~"'Masquerade in Mexico" an ne alifornia Gold Rush." Tomorrow ana Monday: ‘Adventure’ and “Live Wires’ PARAMOUNT — “Drifting Along'': and “Dangerous Passage Tomorrow and Monde ‘Geo. White's Scandals” and a Now Tomorrow.’ Wh Oy Girl” and “Thin Man Goes Hom Tomorrow and Monday Bluebeard and “Cisco Kid Bouth ot the Rio Grande.’ REX — “Because of Him" Riders of Cheyenne * Tomorrow through

Dark Waters” and ‘Here Tomorow and Monday: “It's & Pleasure.” and “Creat Tomorrow and and “Sing Your

and

and “Rough

Tuesday: , Pandy of Sherwood Forest’ and ‘Close Call for Boston Blackie.” RITZ—"SpirM Staircase’ and Fighting Guardsman.’ Tomorrow through ese day: ‘Miss Susie Slagle's” and ‘Abilene Town.' RIVOLI — “Pennies From Heaven" and ‘Arizona.’ Late show only: "Passage to Marseille.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday:

“Prisoner of Zenda" and “Tom Sawyer." ST. CLAIR-'‘Col. Effingham’'s Raid" and

PIANO RECITAL SET FOR WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Albert Reep will present a group of junior and intermediate piano students in recital at her

{be discussed tomorrow at a meeting

lof Indiana employment and veter-|

| {ans administration officials at Indi-

na department headquarters, |

Se voricar Legion. Harvey B. Stout, chairman of the

ployment, said today one of the | principal points to be discussed was the Hill-Sparkman bil now before congress. A Legion-sponsored amendment {to the bill will seek to qualify and |establish veterans’ seniority rights, > Stout said.

ls. Pound Daughter Born to Midgets

AUSTIN, Tex., June 15 (U. P.).— {The midget parents of a healthy, | | six-pound daughter hoped today she would turn out to be the world’s jr third-generation midget. . Audie L, Nanney, who deliv-

going to be a midget. But he said characteristics of the baby's head jand jaw indicated she might be.

The infant was born yesterday by | oma

section to Mrs. Myrna | P 20, who is only 47) The father, August C. radio technician at the of Texas, is 52 inches He is the son of normal par-

inches tall. Swenson, 27, University tall. ents Mrs. Swenson is the daughter of midgets. Her father is Johnny Clifton, once-famous Buster. Brown shoe character, 52 inches tall. Her mother is 47 inches tall. Doctors believed there was no case on record of a third-generation midget.

‘Lots of Smoke,

studio, 3110 Broadway, at : p. m.| [rest Wednesday:

Guest singer on the program will be James Pelance, boy soprano, pupil of Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt.

RECITAL TOMORROW

Miss Mary E. Brackett will pre-

sent a group of piano students in,

recital in the D. A. R. chapter | house at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

U. 8. Weather Bureau All Data in Central Daylight Time June 15, 16 Sunrise 5:17 | Sunset. Precipitation for 24 hours i; 7:30

Total precipitation since Jan oun i. a Deficiency since Jan. 1 ats .

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BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE IT

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RAMONA LOVEJOY With BURLESQUE REVUE and GLORIFIED AMERICAN GIRLS

THREE SHOWS DAILY, 6:00, 7:30 AND 0:00 P, M. SATURDAY, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 AND 11:00 FP. M. CONTINUOUS ON SUNDAY —LATE SATURDAY NIGHT SHOW STARTS 11:00

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1:50 Deanna Durbin “BECAUSE OF HIM™ “ROUGH RIDERS OF CHEYENNE"

r SUN “Bandit of Sherwood Forest” SUN 18T IRVINGTON SHOWINGS * “Close Call for Boston Blackie" * “SHE WENT TO THE RACES” Ji = "iia a — Bumsteads 'BLONDIE'S LUCKY DAY’ WEST SIDE

ST A "202 W. Boris Karloff Tenth Ellen Drew “ISLE OF THE DEAD"

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“TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN® Maria Montes * IER"

SUN. “Sentimental Journey”

OLD TRAIL “"»,u BE -0004 Gerald Mohr “NOTORIOU 8 LONE WOLF™ Y| Gene Autry

N. “CRIME OF THE CENTU RY"

Wallace Beery—Margarel OBrien BAD BASCOMB" Plus Selected Short Subjects

SUNDAY 'BELMON Ron. Colman —_"ADVENTU /RES OF TOM

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J. Brown SUNDAY, Randelp

“MEET ME ON BROADWAY"

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31st and Northwestern

“Stranger from Sania Fe" Scott—Ann Dvorak TOWN"

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“UNDER FIESTA STARS" “ADVENTURE"

“LITTLE GIANT" “Notorious Lone Wolf"

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“Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ “Prisoner of Zenda

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Merle Oberon—Franchot Tone

“DARK WATERS” “HERE COMES ELMER"

1 Pearce—Dale Evans

12:15 to 6-30¢ Charles Joan COBURN BENNETT

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MIDNITE SHOW! Feature at 1 A. M. Ruth John HUSSEY CARROLL

“BEDSIDE MANNER”

Plus! Vern Vague, “GOOFY,” Others