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i PAGE THIItTLLM THE MIN'N'EArOLlS TRIHTJ WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 Beatty New Movie Firm Formed For Exploitation of Music :4 k-. Long List of ruinous Art To Join Wife For Sojourn Mrs. Beatty of Chicago Is Visiting Her Mother, Mrs. S. C.

Confer ,1 4 A 4 fiA 1 rt a -rrr1ll 1 1 VtliV Mo'i) JOANNA Ii ilia I 7SVosop 111 AMUSEMENTS Romantle AdTentur YrzzzH "the 1 "TH rABToowSEA HAWK" If ERROL FLYNN 4 NEWS I Irtnda Marshall Claud Rains "Me Tea!" Lew Ayres, Rita Johnson "THE GOLDEN FLEECING" Virginia Grey Nat Pendleton Madalatna Douqlas Carroll Fairbanks, "SAFARI" JR. Laat Davl Barton MacLana "THE SECRET SEVEN" Starts Thursday "MYSTERY SEA RAIDER" Carole LandU-Hennr Wilcoxon "Out Wett with th Peppars" Vk TheBOOOMPH GUY! A hH-oeht to a lot of girl ad a hed-ch Positively MRS, JOHN TOWN SEND Boiitty of Chicago has arrived to visit her mother, Mrs. S. C. Confer, at the lattcr's Lake Minnctonka home.

She will be joined later in the week by Mr. Beatty and both will return home after Labor day. Mrs. Confer's son, Dick Confer, will leave September 9 for Trinity college, Hartford, to begin his freshman year. RETURN TO OMAHA Mrs.

Otis Smith of Omaha and her grandson, Robert Smith, have returned to Omaha after visiting the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dwinnell, 3815 York avenue south.

Robert Smith and Craig Dwinnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwinnell, spent part of the summer at the Little Scorpions camp at Lake Minne-tonka. DOUBLE WEDDING PLANNED A double wedding is planned for 8 o'clock the evening of November 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Keeley, .2730 Polk street northeast, when their daughter, Miss Ruth, will become the bride of Mr. MISS JANET BUCK, DAUGHTER OF DR. AND MRS. WESLEY V. Buck, 4905 Second avenue south, will be an attendant at the wedding of her brother, Mr.

Shuman Wesley Buck, and Miss Lillian Hope-man, which will take place Saturday in Moorhead Lee Bros, photo. c.m.tliMta.ki.i'.- rlL Mirmetonha Yacht Cluh Will Hold Luncheon Labor Day Mrs. R. W. Burnet Northome, Lake Minnctonka, Will Be in Charge of Arranging Holiday Affair F.

C. Lyman Is Club Commodore ttendant At Weddine tendants, wore blue sheer dresses and carried bouquets of pink and yellow roses, respectively. Mr. Osborne Ruud was best man and ushers were Messrs. John Gat-ley, Don Sundberg, William Fraw-ley and Mac McCusker.

Interested 1U V. MEMBERS OB' THE JUNIOR of is in is MRS. R. W. BURNET OF NORTHOME, LAKE MINNETONKA, will be in charge of arranging the holiday luncheon at the Minnetonka Yacht club on Labor day.

The first race of the Savage cup series for all classes will be sailed in the morning and the second in the series will take place in the afternoon. Mr. F. C. Lyman is commodore of the ists Signed Up for School Project By LOUELLA O.

PARSON'S Hollywood. Aug. 27. UST heard of a new movie concern Artists Films, that has been formed to exploit music and to give to schools the beit artists in the world via the screen. The plan sounds interesting and if it's practical may lead to some thing really worth while.

Headed by Rudolph Polk, vice president of the artists bureau of Columbia broadcasting, a long list of metro politan and international favorites will be presented in film plays with music as the theme. Sounds really marvelous with John Erskine, famed author, and musical authority, signed to com mentate and offer advice. Richard Bonelli, who is working on "There's Magic in Music" at Paramount, has agreed to make a picture and others who have signed or who are about to sign are Jose Iturbi, Albert Spalding, Helen Jepson, Gladys Swarthout, Frank Chapman, Lily Pons, Nino Martini, Mischa Elman, Josef Hoffman, Efrom Zim-balist, Arturo Toscanini, Leopold Stokowski and Bruno Walter. NAPSHOTS of Hollywood Col lected at Random: Reports are current that Alexis Thompson and his wife, Ann St. George, may rec oncile.

Betty Grable, who was rumored as his heartbeat, has been seen in the company of Bob Shaw, Linda Darnell's ex-boy friend and also dining with Desi Arnaz; Judy Garland and Dave Rose talked for two straight hours in a corner at the Casa Manana so I reckon it's on again. Released hr INS, Inc. AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS-The Comedy Sensation U- Ct l.f i ic ajiayeu ur ureaiu asi Wilk L0RETTA YOUNG-MELVYN DOUGLAS 12 'It i natoi Wallace Beery, Leo Carrilla "20 MULE TEAM" f'olor Cartoon AnnV rivrie ComrA Mat. Thurt. "MORTAL STORM" CA Washlnrton Lrndale N.

I Margaret Sullavan James Stewart "THE MORTAL STORM" Also Cartoon Lew Tehr Comedy Pport RfH FALLS Mlnnrhaba a at 4dth St. Brian Aherne. Mndeleine Carroll "MY HON. MY SON" Fret to the La die New Salem Dinnerwore itoinv Robbinbdala hy. y.i iUC Merle Oberon, Georire Brent "TILL HE MF.ET AGAIN" Free to tha Ladies New Salem Dinnerwarc mm 3 Theatre Artetlan Cool I W.il Lake at 3lth Ave.

S. SL.U IJ-HIW Parkins Warner Baxter. Andrea I.eeda "EARTHBOUND" I AM LAKI, Lake at Bloom. Firkin Merit? Oberon. r.ore Brent "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" I la I 1 k' at i.th Ave.

S. jsSj (i-20c Free Parkins Allre Favn, Don Amrche. It. Fonda 'LILLIAN RUSSELL" Information, fleas (Wendell Wlllkle) SIAOE Wf MILLANO MORISONAffi 7, Bette Davit, Charles Borer 1 "ALL THIS HEAVEN TOO" Hi Janis Frank MorRHa "THE MORTAL STORM" I TVfprpRref PMllevsn. Poh Yo'ipg ZORINA, RICHARD GREENE i I "I WRS AN ADVENTURESS" If 31 1 Jonn GAHFLE1.D.

Anne KHlHLtX 1 I "SATURDAY'S CHILDREN" Adulu 15r Children Me i "ABE LINCOLN Hf ttLINOIS" RAYMOND MASSEY, Ruth Gordon i Kaile Lindgren, and their son, Mr. Maynard Keeley, will be married to Miss Margaret Brandenburg. Miss Brandenburg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brandenburg of Deer River and Mr.

Lindgren is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lindgren, 2729 Taylor street northeast i. A. SWIFTS VISIT Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Swift, of River Falls, are visiting Mrs. Swift's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Klassy of the Vind50r hotel, at the Klasry lake home at Crystal Bay, Lake Minnrtonka. The Swifts had spent the last month at Gull lake, near Braincrd. Mr.

and Mrs. Klassy expect to return to their apartment at the Windsor next month, where they will remain until October 1. They plan to again tpend the winter in Florida. Both Will Wed MISS RUTH KEELEY. RIGHT, will be married November 1 to Mr.

Kaile Lindgren, and Miss Margaret Brandenburg will be married at the same time to Miss Keelcy's brother, Mr. Maynard Keeley. Miller photo. .0 Zr SEEIiV STARS fly Feg Murray tISMTWIMSWUaTME op 6ETTE Davis RCuv. Explain Hobbies Jerome Kopclman, Minneapolis Morning and Sunday Tribune carrier-salesman, does a stand-in for his famous uncle, Dave El-man of Hobby Lobby.

With Jerome on "The Tribune Car-Hers" broadcast over WMIN at 9:15 a. m. Saturday will be two fellow carrier-salesmen, Lawrence Flafce (left) and James Manuel, (center). The trio will tell about hobbies, sports, and plans for the future. Listeners are invited to participate in the program by telephone.

Gladiolus Society Will Stage Show Members of the National Gladi olus society will hold their annual show September 5 and 6 in the Northwestern Bank building. The event is expected to attract grow ers from all sections of the coun try. Bud Stowers is chairman of a Minneapolis committee in charge of arrangements. Growers will compete in classes for professional blooms, florests, commercial gladiolus growers, seedling growers, air express and express shipments and novice exhibitors. Citv Will Study Washington Plan The proposal of Alderman E.

A. Hendricks of the sixth ward for widening of Washington avenue from Nicollet avenue to the river and its conversion into Washington boulevard at an estimated cost of $3,000,000 was referred by the council roads and bridges committee yesterday to the city planning department for study. The proposal contemplates widening of the 103-foot thoroughfare to 178 feet by taking 75 feet along the south side. Freshman Week Activities from Minnesota University Freshman week were outlined by professors and student chairmen to members of the university relations committee of the Junior Association of. Commerce yesterday at a luncheon at the Curtis hotel.

Among those who took part in the meeting were left to right, above, Don llcng, secretary of the university relations committee, and Dr. Henry Schmllz, and, below, Dan Hale, chairman of the university relations committee, and Ray Van Cleve, Freshman week chairman. DONALDSON'S SHU PREVIEW Nffil Fill fiinoni VERY WEDNESDAY fr.30 P. M. DIMMER-0ANCIH6 All ft.

ONLY '1 OfMNA MP MISCUA), 1L kelson Eooy Wff TMVK)UJfOaVT7KSH6fTj 1 1 IjT mwth W.TM'Pt wiM 'if' i 1 William Cooper to Present Paper At Philadelphia 'U' Faculty Man to Be House Guest of Dr. and Mrs. David Robb MR. WILLIAM S. COOPER, 112 East Elmwood place, professor of botany at the University of Minnesota, has been invited to present a paper at the centennial celebration the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on September 15.

While there he will be the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. David Robb. Dr. Robb head of the art department at the university.

Mr. Cooper, who returned Saturday from a six weeks' field research trip on the coastal sand dunes of Washington and Oregon, stopped en route home at a mountain estate near Estes park, Colorado, to determine the building site for a family cabin. RUTH LAINGEN FETED Many parties have been planned honor of Miss Ruth Laingen whose marriage to Mr. Gordon N. Peterson, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Nor-dahl P. Peterson, 4740 Twelfth avenue south, will take place Friday evening. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl S. Laingen, 3517' Sixteenth avenue south. Mrs. Peterson and her daughter, Miss Lois Elaine, entertained the LDR Girls' club of the Bethlehem Lutheran church at a shower Monday evening in honor of Miss Laingen. The bridal dinner will be given at the Laingen home on Thursday evening.

A stag dinner was given for Mr. Peterson on Saturday evening by members of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity, of which Mr. Peterson is a member. Hostesses who have already entertained in Miss Laingen's honor include Mmes. O.

C. Johnson, Or-ville Ross, Stanley Dokken, Victor Lien, G. E. Shoberg and Henry Peterson, and the Misses Verna Nor-berg, Cleo Franke and Maren Rebney. Last week the Sixteenth Avenue Girls' club, of which Mi5s Laingen a member, entertained in her honor.

Mr. Selmer Thompson recently gave a dinner in honor of the couple. in Benefit CATHOLIC LEAGUE ARE TAK- terest from the fund will be used for the national program to pre serve democracy and for any other emergencies during the next few years which will "necessitate club women's participation in the defense and peace of our country." "Our country faces the greatest threat to its institutions and people in its history. Any plans projected during this year should have some bearing on the preservation of democracy, national defense and peace," she said. "We must reaffirm our faith and revitalize the meaning of democracy," she asserted.

"We should be informed about progress of national defense activities; we should help the Federal Bureau of In vestigation to rid this country of fifth columnists, not through active spying and 'witch but with intelligence and discernment." OILY I MORE DAYS AUGUST FUR SALE Memorable Snvlnqn Await 1 oh. Hurry! III i I III ii 4 Anoka Officials Taken to Task Lanclais Charges 'Poor Handling' of Tornado Aid Fund A charge that Anoka officials ''at least handled very poorly'' the tor nado relief fund extended them last year was made last night by State Public Examiner Joseph T. Lang lais following the filing of forgery charges against a former employe of the county. A number of Anoka officials con nected with the relief fund are in volved in further examination of the records, Langlais said, although the involvement is likely to be lim ited to poor judgment and admin istration. So far no other irregu larities have been found, he said.

Under arrest yesterday was Ver non Selseth, a former state relief agency employe who was employed by the Anoka county welfare board for the tornado job, Langlais said, The accusation is that he forged seven or eight relief warrants for a total of between $300 and $400, Ray P. Chase of Anoka, Repub lican senate candidate, challenged by Hjalmar Petersen to "write pamphlet" about the affiiir, said he has one almost ready, dealing with wanton misuse of public funds. rte said persons responsible for "reprehensible distribution of relief funds were appointees of past radical administration inherited by the present Republican administration." One, Chase said, is in jail; another campaigning for one of his opponents, Senator Henrik Shipstead. Excelsior, Heights to Hold Songfesls Excelsior and Columbia Heights will hold community songfests this evening. Excelsior singers, out to retain their title won in WPA competition last year over other rural communities, will hold their second sing at 7:45 p.

m. The Excelsior boy scout drum and bugle corp and local amateurs will perform. Columbia Heights will hold its sing in the recreation hall in event of rain. Movie Time Card Ot'R TOWN" (World 10:15. 3:30.

7. 10:30 PRIDE AND FRtJI'DICE" 5 1 30 10. 12. 1.43. (Century) SANDT IS A tAnV (A'tfrl 13:10.

5:30. 6. "THE SECRET BEVEN" 11 1:20 3:40. d-06. Ill-US "THE SEA HAWK" (Statcl 2:05.

4:40. 7:20. 0:55. HK STAVEO FOR BREAKFAST" (Or- OhwnO 11:35. 1:30.

3:40. 5:4. 10. 'THE OOI.DEV Ft.EECINr." 'Gonhrrl 11 111. 1-20.

3-fW 40 -M 1n-in "boys of The citv" (F.sauirn li-io! 12.53. 3:34, 4:19. 5:58. 7:40. 8:33.

10:53. AMUSEMENTS I.I PK I.KON VELEZ ERROL "MEXICAN SPITFIRE" "Mirlnn Fly Hlb" Turf Night Club Offers Turn. Thurs. p. m.

Danclnf or Brldee Parties Music Spaghetti or Ribs 1 free order with each paid order. 6th Avenue North Between Belt Line Glcnwood Blvd. RYland OIIKJ or MAin 3030 club, SHIRLEY MILES TO ENTERTAIN Miss Shirley Miles, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Miles, 2618 Fremont avenue south, will entertain 16 guests at luncheon today at the Curtis hotel. The guests will include recent graduates and stu dents of St Mary's hall, Faribault.

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Williams. 3709 Fifteenth avenue south, will celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday.

No invitations have been issued. FLORENCE LEECH IS BRIDE Mr. Lester O. Ruud and his bride, the former Miss Florence E. Leech, are making their home in Chkago since their marriage Friday evening at the Salvation Army Assembly, Silver lake, Columbia Heights.

The bride, daughter of Brigadier and Mrs. Thomas Leech 3321 Colfax avenue south, wore blue sheer and carried a bouquet of white roses. Brigadier Leech officiated before a setting of poplar branches and gladioli. Miss Virginia Leech of Minneapolis and Miss Marion Nas-seth of Red Wing, the bridal at- Christina Erickson Minn. Flowed No island Single-spot card Writing implement Adhesive mixture Live IT AKGETEclRfew Forward Short for Abraham Cistern Yrtterdty'i Aniwer Long wooden 49.

Spread grass snowshoe for drying slNlAlpftSriftiBA A kTTI JUN EMBR vjoL ALT DEER JmCTp THE SHOP OF PERSONALIZED SERVICE Our August Sale of FUR COATS Presents a charming array of 1941' most favored creations in Fur Coats at WORTHWHILE SAVINGS Convenient Poymtnt Pan PETERSON FURS 1123 Nicollet Avenue Across from the Y.W.C.A. )ng special interest in baseball as they assist in preparations for the Catholic Welfare league benefit baseball game at Nicollet park this evening. Miss Ann Dunn is shown as she practices pitching. Hilvy 'Petit' Piltrion Minneapolis, CROSSWORD PUZZLE Democracy Fund Drive Started Mrs. J.

L. Whitehurst of General Federation of Women's Clubs Launches Program aaiESiri LAUNCHING OF A DRIVE FOR A FUND TO BE USED FOR A national program for the preservation of American democracy is announced by the General Federation of Women's clubs' chairman of Americanism and golden jubilee, Mrs. J. L. Whitehurst, Baltimore, according to word received by club leaders here.

William lloldfn frank Craven MELVYN DOUQLAS "THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN" Thnrj. "Thunder Afloat" MOULEVAED E-4 tl zmkW tyndMe at Mtnnrhiba Blvd. i Open P. M. tftc to P.

M. Mrrli Obfrnn, Rex HarrUon "OVER THE MOON" Start Than. "MORTAL STORM' AV ALON Lake at Bloom. Ooen P. M.

2nd to M. Arteian Cool Merle Oberon. Rex Harrison "OVER THE MOON" Tbur. "WATrRI.OO RRTDGF" I K.VkLL lulh Ave. S.

Adm 1O-20C John Garfield. Anne hlrlev "SATVRDAY'S Fnamelware Free to adie AFve.l CHATEAU Av- MrH Oheron. Cenree Brent "TUX WF MELT AGAIN" Totfery Free tn adiefr LA SALI.L Nicollet at ililh St. A's Fdivard G. Ilnblnnnn TIR.

FIIRLICIfS MAGIC BVLLEr True nine nvpnwsr I-ree to I Tribune Want Ads Can Do the Job Alone i laht trttnnaiMw' Matinee Todav 2-5 P. M. Domln Fairbanks. I Madeleino Carroll I "SAFARI" I Slarta Thurs. "FOl'R SONS" I AIRCONDmONED-FREt PARMNOIb' CIRAJ 111 I IOA3 AI 177 Wolloce Beery, Leo Carrillo "20 MULE TEAM" I.UOAIHVAY w- Bd7rl.Vi.nnur.nJ Fredrle Msrrh.

Joan Cranlord "5r.v AM) COP" HOMI WOOD m. 4 Newt. N. Artesian Cool A's Ravmond Massev Abe Lincoln in Illinois Only tr'ue Theatre af 15e LLOLA Sllh Ave. fniih M.

Artesian I oni i-iu Oeorre Brent. Merle Oberson I ill, 'i i ati Aiv I'AHKHAV Chiraan at 4Hh til. Artesian Cool Dead Fnd Kids. Kan "TOl 'RK NOT SO TO! OH" Plus firlfHed Short SllMrrls ME11W 20 Jftan BtonrifH. lana Turner "TWO (ilKI.S ON BROADWAY Ifo Ovrn plnnfrwire to ladif UIJOL Uaitbtntlon dU Hennetun Ave.

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Joan Crawford "STRANGE CARGO" FREE Orenwort 7fen t-lorh MUlnr Howl ALIIAMimAVoN 20e Merit Oberon, George Brent "till we meet again" inoiiiiuu.vn;15 Ann Sheridon, JeHrey Lynn "IT ALL CAME TRUE" In Person Cedrle Adsms Martha Seolt rT Baintar LOUIS VPi 5Minutesfasto HI Ml ACROSS Weapon Voided escutcheon Unable to hear Flesh of calf F'uss Tortoise Natrium (sym.) Run trnA 17. Golf 31. implement 33. 19. European 34.

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Affirmative vole Solution 22 21 SO 31 36 3i Ii Distributed by AMERICAS 'I I nvS ei" 7 most i I III LXAfc -fL UNSOPHISTICATED I 1 GANG I Wallaco Beery Leo Carrillo "20 MULE TEAM" Pln Walt ni'nev Color Cartoon ir.iikuni.i.i Merle Oberon, Rex Harrison "OVER THE MOON" In Gnrreon Terhntrnlor CADIS' IS 0ak st 8 Mrrle Ohernn. ReT Harrison "OVf.R THB MOON" Tn Beautiful T-rhnlrolor l.uh At at 4th bk S.E. 1 1 Artesian Cool Carole Tnndk Ten hanev, Jr. ONE MILLION B. C.

HEIGHTS C'enlraMnth Avu. N.E. Free Parklnc Fredrle March. Joan Crao-ford "SUSAN AND GOD" Free Ovenwore to Ladies Tonight Large Bowl Free VOGUE Nliollet at Laka rt j. Artesian Cooled aiVV John Shlrlev "S.TI ROAY'! lllf.tinFN AG HE tS e.

Franklin Ave. AT. 2X1 1 Brian Madeleine Lnuit AHKKNE (AHROIL HA HARD "MV SON. MV KON" 41t Ht Itroadwar i.i rn.l Rpeeial Return Enaaaement Irene Dunne. Cary firant "MY FAVORITF Wll LSI GAIL jtli A rranca Av.

S. Arten.n Coal rredrle Marrb. Joan Crawford "si'sw and non" illLliriai, Artesian ool rinl Fairbanks. Jr. AC AD Madeleine Carroll in Jrrl Plus Teddr Tba Rnuah Rider in Color HIT Cnlversite at iv.h Ave.

NR. aiaau Ar(, cool free rarkini rrcc Ovenwore to Lodies Fdward Robinson 'Brother Orchid" Urging that federated clubwomen, during the coming year, sponsor patriotic jubilee meetings to raise money to be sent to the General federation as a Golden jubilee gift, the chairman said, "In- PRIVATE LESSONS BEGIN SEPT. 3 Complete courses leading to graduation begin September 16 PIANO VOICE VIOLIN ORGAN all other musical instruments PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC DRAMATIC ART Cotalogut mailed res upon request MacPHAIL School of Music 1 1 28 LoSallc Minneapolis NwlvwMi't Utf futiim. S9 1 Ktnntpin Ait -TT 2H mmzzmm 32 33 35 3Q 11 BU 1 1 ti1 soM ycnniTO ARRANCIMINTI I NOONDAY l.l'NTIIFS TZ'I USt V1 HIMNO DINNIRH VTTnl IIIIMUilUIIIIIM Kinr Fetturtt Rviiiirt. fnr.

Tomorrow.