Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1947 — Page 5

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York with us .for the They will give you a corner room at the hotel. You can be quite comuriable.” “Thank you very much, " he sald

simply. “1 should love to come. | I shall look forward to it.” . w " THEY SAT in contented silence, dreaming of the future and remembering the past. Sophie saw a restless girl, imprisoned by the round of farm life and the bitter Maine winters. She saw again the elegant young Adam Bagot who came to arrange the purchase of her father's farm, on the back reaches of the tidal Goose river, for the Codman Company. Generous to a fault even then, Sophie had given her whole heart and her whole self, although she was dimly aware that Adam be- | longed to another world. When she had realized the position in which she found herself, and when her father's death left her alone in the world, she had taken the money from the land sale and gone. What a long, long journey she had

and famous, and find Adam Bagot waiting in the place he had never Jeft! . » .

HER MUSINGS were interrupted by the sound of Marcel .and Sir Charles on the staircase, bringing down the easel and some suiicases. She wondered what on earth they ‘were doing, making all that commotion. Presently Marcel came into the room, muffled in his shawl and wearing the shabby, greenish Russian cape. “Sophie,” he said sadly, “I go only because you think iv is for the best.”

“Hasn't anyone . told you? You can't go now. We're all expected at Mrs. Bagot's for dinner tomorrow night. To celebrate the engagement!” “What?” “Engagement?” said Sir Charles,

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. 8 +» MARCEL AND Adam sat down one on each side of Sophie on the couch, 8ir Charles started to set up a table for tea. Basil moved to the plano, which was now quite badly out of tune after a summer on the seacoast. Seating himself on the bench, he began to play softly the finale from Mozart's Sonata in C. Godfrey was still going on and on, working himself into his part. Adam Bagot, sitting close to Sophie, settled back comfortably, smiling with an expression of fulfillment, and reached out a hand. Sophie patted it. Adam closed his eyes and went to sleep. THE END

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Industry After 1918 By CHARLES x) LUCEY

repetition ‘ The airmen used to point out that the _aviatioti industry was about the of the sausage ;

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military use was only 1797, Both military and commercial air transport men say the British are ahead of us in development of power—jet power—for tomorrow's airplanes. Both talk of what they believe the Russians are doing. Glenn L. Martin, veteran aircraft manufacturer, told congress the other day .that, “somehow in this country we have oversold the ability of American industry to work miracles. “There is no point in pretending we can develop and put a new airplane into quantity production in six months or a year or even two

years. 4 Years Needed New airplanes, piloted or pilotless, will‘ continue to require at least four years from the original design to the first delivery of the combat article in quantity. adequate for erew training and actual use.”

The story of the B-29 Superfor-

To Feed Children

Will Ask Day's Of Working People

By NAT BARROWS

LAKE SUCCESS. N. N. on May 31.— Working people the world over will be asked this Autumn to contribute one day's pay to help feed underpriviliedged children, through the! medium of the United Nations. The goal is now at least $600 million, earlier estimates of a need for $450 million, made in January when the United Nations general assembly authorized the fund, having had to be revised, The aim is to increase children’s diets by 750 calories & day. For youngsters in many war-devasted areas this supplementary amont can mean the difference between the warped bodies of semi-starvation and the chance to grow up healthy, useful: citizens. «The drive, which will be launched | sometime in November, will be en=

coming in.© “Who .expects to be married?”

| tirely non-political. - It will be sup-: ported by at least 48 non-govern-

Pay {Two ‘years later the plane went

tress is a fair example of the costly time lag in plane development. Design -work was begun in 1938.

through it wind tunnel test. Construction of the first plane was be-|to gun in 1041, before Pearl Harbor. The B-20 was flown first in 1042,

{John Loder, were discussing sep-

“IN "YEARLING —Jane Wine man, starred with Gregory Peck and ‘Claude Jarman Jr. in "The "Yearling," screen adaptation of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’ novel now at Loew's.

sander a Hawk,” at 13, 3:20 and 10: B08 The Sea Woit,"

Robinso 24 id snd 1 Batty Phsgeraid,

at 1:50, 5: 15 and ; INDIANA “Caloutta,”’ with’ Alan Ladd, Gail Russel] and William Bendix, at 13:45, 3:50, 7 and 10:08. “Beat the 20. with Frances Langford, at 11:35, 2:45, 5:50 and 9. Sunda a at 1:30, 7:06 10. "Dost the Band,” 12:15, 3:06 and 8 ; En ’ e Farmer's Daughter,” with Jetta aT Sire, Josep Cotten wnd t 13:38, 3:80, 7 ad's Joi2 10

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3:35, 6:25 and 5:15. ER fo Bt in 6:15 and

Hedy Lamarr and Loder| 2

Discussing Separation HOLLYWOOD, May 31 (U. P.).— Screen star Hedy Lamarr said today she and her actor-husband,

aration. Mr. Loder returned here Thursday from the east. He is staying at the home of a friend but planned to attend a birthday celebration at

home todsy for one of their chil ||

dren.

Output Began in 1943 Actual production began ‘in 1043 and the plane entered combat in| {1944. But it was not until 1945 that it was a major factor in the! air war. The story of the P- 47 Thunderbolt fighter was much the! same, That's why the army air forces pleads today for financial elbow room. The army wants to inaugurate research and development that | dircraft “Industrial on” ‘largesscale production could be based with little delay if war came.

Jordan to Present |

The sultry actress married the

British-born actor in May, 1943. Both || had been married twice previously.||

{They have three children, Denise, 2; Anthony John, born in March, and an adopted son, James Markey, 8.

Special Spring Concert Jordan conservatory will present! & special spring concert with student soloists at 8:30 p. m. Monday in

'Kirshbaum center. |

“Salty and Vicky, of course,” said | mental agencies as well as by mem-| The Jordan Symphony orchestra, |

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boys, Sir Charles.” “Tell Basil and fetch Godfrey.” “You mean we don’t have to go away?” asked Marcel. “Certainly not.” “But I packed, Sophie, I really packet

everyone,” she went on happily, “Adam is joining us!” Marcel stood unbelieving. He advanced slowly upon Adam, who had risen oourteously. “You are joining us?”

» » ¥® ADAM INCLINED his head. “When Madame moves to New York for the winter, I expect to accompany her.” Marcel turned to Sophie. all very well that Sophie be nice

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| vers of the United Nations. Receipts

tor the I. C. E. F, as the United Na'tions call it. Secretary General Trygve Lie Is | calling a conference on non-govern-mental agencies next month to out-] line plays. Chester Bowles, former

“And I have wonderidl news for head of the OPA, has volunteered |

to help in directing the program.

{Victor Kolar conducting, will pers “GO AND TELL the rest of the ‘will go, specifically, to the Interna- form several compositions, including | Sophie ordered. tional Children's Emergency fund, “The Dinki Suite,” by William Pelz!

lof the Jordan faculty. Student soloists will include Lloyd (Patten, Earl Albertson and Miss | Billie Cole, vocalists; Rosemary Lang, Robert Evans, Robert Gwyn land Miss Marymae Stamper, clarinetists: James Bowers, trombonist, and Miss Wilma Byfield, | pianist.

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