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= By PATRICIA CLARY United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, March 28-—Movie Producer-Director Roy Del Ruth said today that he was making a movie in which truck drivers are intelligent and dignified gentlemen. Mr. Del Ruth said he was taking the advice of an advisory com= mittée of burly truck drivers. They convinced him that Hollywood's version of the typical American truck driver was all wrong. “I'm as much of a gentlemen as any so-and-so Sunday ‘driver who tries to] Mr. Del Ruth agreed. ‘“Treatcrowd me off the road,” roaredmen; of truck drivers in pictures

Malcolm ‘Connell, spokesman for the | " committee. “Movies are wrong in | has been practically scandalous,” he

always making the ‘truck drivers said. “They're not all big, illiterate

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| courteous than any other motorist.” In Mr. Del Ruth's picture, “Red | Light,” the leadi characters are {commercial truckers. But none of

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ONE OF TRIO—-Louisa Horton, one of the trio of stage personages in "The Voice of the Turtle," John van Druten's comedy, which returns to the English next Thursday for a three-day run.

{them are husky, stupid, dese-and-dose. guys who break traffic regula- | tions and growl at passing motor- | ists. None of them will be per-| i mitted to glower or shout “Oh, ! | yeah?” at policemen. . | “A truck driver never is a road hog,” Mr. Connell advised Mr. Del | Ruth. “His truck is just big. Commercial - drivers are really more careful and courteous and observant { of the other fellow's rights. They have to be, or ‘they wouldn't last| long.”

| Symphony Soprano ‘Soloist Changed

Ingrid Robertson, soprano, will re- | place Barbara ‘Stevenson in the so- | prano solos of Verdi's” “Requiem” | with Fabien Sevitzky and the Indi'anapolis Symphony at 3 p. m. at k the Murat Sunday. The last-minute substitution of | soloists is necessitated by Miss | Stevenson's illness, the Symphony

IN HORSE MUSICAL —Roy Rogers, appears with Trigger, the famous ‘trained horse, in

"Heldorado,” musical western now at the Ambassador-Alamo. Also in the cast are George "Gabby" Hayes’ Dale Evans, Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers.

¥ | office. announced today. | Other soloists appearing with Dr. | Sevitzky, the orchestra and Elmer IA. Steffen's Indianapolis Symphonic {choir will be Indiana-born James

Movie Feature Replaced | f§

On a special all-family program § at the

Rivoll theater tomorrow,

{ Pease, _ baritone, Mary Van Kirk, {Metropolitan contralto and David

“Little Miss Marker,” starring Shirley Temple, will replace “The Beast | With Five Fingers” for the first!

Grey & Ameri- Of esa Beauly, © Navy & Pink,

| Lloyd, tenor. | The “Requiem,” one of Verdi's

igreatest works and renowned for |its religious and drathatic signific- | | cance, has been chosen as appropri- | late to the Lenten season, according [to Dr. Sevitzky.

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bills would ma state to take « properties for ing authorities. In Wisconsin duced to set authority, whic city, county a programs. An pending, callin i of $10 millions local housing. 2 Two bills wer sota. One wo housing autho would permit | tablish their o ities to take housing aid. Iowa's house y passed a bill and other ind co-operatives { multiple dwelli In Missouri, killed ‘a low-cox - to clear slums ‘homes in - the "cities—Kansas The "proposal GOEL err.

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