Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1945 — Page 4
As 1000 Head Arrive Today
~The local livestock market remained unchanged today: with top prices of $14.80 being paid for choice hogs of 160 to 400-pounds. THe war food administration re-
ported receipts of 1000 hogs, |
“cattle, 100 calves, 150 sheep.
GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (1000)
- unds or $14.00@ 14.50 I 160 Dd . . 14.506014.80
Medium TS 180+ 290° pounds Packing Sows Choloe—
270- pounds > 300+ 330 Pounds .
14.00@ 14.08
00- 450 pounds . 4 pe 14.00@ 14.05
450- 550 pounds Medium— a 2 500 pounds ..........: we [email protected] Slaughter Pigs ha Medium to Choice— Ny #0- 180 pounds [email protected]
CATTLE (75) ‘Steers
[email protected] [email protected] 15.75@ 17.00 [email protected]
ver [email protected] veo [email protected] vee [email protected] + [email protected]
or [email protected] vers [email protected]
unds pounds ... pounds ... pounds
Medium 700-1100 pounds .....veee 1100-1300 pounds ...
Common — 700-1100 pounds .
Cholce— 600- 800 pounds 800-1100 pounds Good— 600- 800 pounds 800-1000 pounds Medfum— 500~ 900 pounds ....eeeeee Common — ,500- 900 pounds . Cows (all weights)
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 6.25@ 17.50
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[email protected] 13.50@ 14.75
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Medium ; GOIE Cutter and common Canner ’ . Bulls all weights)
b — { Good (all weights)
Bausage—
[email protected] aa viasess. [email protected] Cutter and common. [email protected] CALVES (100) Vealers (all weights) Good and choice 3 Common and medium Cull
Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves Steers
Choice—. > 500- 800 pounds ....:. esnses [email protected] 800-1000 pounds .ievsvenses [email protected]
500- 800 pounds ... ... [email protected] 800-1000 pounds .. re [email protected]
11.25013.35
.500 pounds down 9:[email protected] Calves Good and choice— [email protected]
SHEEP AND LAMBS (150) Ewes (shorn) Good and choice Common and medium .. LAMB Good and choloe Medium and good Common *
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U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27% (U. P.J.—Government expenses and receipts for..thecurrent fiscal year through Jan. 25, compared with a year ago: This Year . .$54,540,179,544 49,801,796,397 ..22,581,952,238 31,967,226,805
Last Year $51,358,499,974 47 860,778,409 22,469,584,668 28,888,913,056 10,644,129,732 9,881,370,762 172,482,188,933 21,928,104,952
Expenses War Spend . Receipts . Net Deficit. . Cash Bal... 19,857,401 157 Working Bal. 10,094,492,896 Public debt 233,390,514,778 Gold Res... 20,570,340,842
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE
5,543,000 15,714,000
CARD PARTY SCHEDULED Ladies auxiliary to Burns-West-Striebeck post No. 2999, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a public card party at 8:30 p. m. today
in the post hall, Denny and Washton sts.
{and Vivian Blaine,
"land otherwise, of Carmen,
' | the picture.
. | CINEMA’ ‘Summer Storm”
‘| DAISY—"The Last Ride"
Circle Film Laugh-Filled
‘Something for the Boys'
" Stars Carmen Miranda.
Twentieth Century-Fox's technicolor version of “Something for-the Boys” 'is packed with laughs, daz-
It's playing now at the Circle. The film stars vivacious Carmen Miranda, romantic Michael O'Shea the pretty chexrry-blonde. It tells the adventures, romantic Miss Blaine and Phil Silvers, who find
.| themselves joint heirs to a real
honest-to-goodness southern plantation, Magnolia Manor. When O'Shea, a sergeant sta-
i ‘tioned in a nearby army camp,-con- ‘| vinces them they'd be doing some- «| thing for the boys if they'd con- _... vert their mansion into a hotel for ‘|larmy wives, the doors are thrown
wide open tp a fast-moving, hilari-
* lous series of happenings.
Miss Miranda has a field day in She sings, cavorts and commits mayhem on the king's English in her typical Brazilian fashion. Miss Blaine sings, dances and is getting to be as dazzling as “| Betty Grable.
zling sbectacles and new song hits. |
= Kreisler Due
Fritz Kreisler, the master of the (violin, will appear in a special cons cert at the Murat theater at 3 p. m. tomorrow. The program follows:
3
Sonata in A major, Opus 47 (Kreutzer Sonata) .. Beethoven Adagio sostenuto—Presto. Andante con variazioni. Finale—Presto.
11 Concerto No, 3 in G major Allegro,
Mozart
Adagio. Rondo (Allegro). Intermission Im 3 Hungarian Rondo Haydn-Kreisler La Fille-au cheveux de lin . ebusy ambra Ed. Fernandez-Arbos ota (Spanish Dance) ravens 0 Falla Carl Lamson, Accompanist
Tickets are on sdle at the Gladys | Alwes music shop, 33 Monument Circle.
La, La
and “Hadry Ape.” Tomorrow through , Tuesday: The Very Thought of You" and “That's My Baby
and “Sultan’s Daughter.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Marriage Is a. Private Affair” and ‘Voice in the kN
and_‘‘Cyzlone Prairie Rangers.” Tomorrow And Monday: “The Very Thought of You! and “Dark Mountain.’
DREAM ‘Henry Aldrich’s Little Sacral and * ‘Jungle Woman." Last show only: “The Walking Dead.’ Tomgrrow Haroush Tuesday: “Bathing BeRuty"’ “Oh, What a Night." EMERSON. ‘Action in the North “At. lantic” ‘and ‘Once Upon a Honeymoon." « Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Casanova ‘ Brown”. and “The Conspirators.” ESQUIRE—Through Tuesday: ‘Two Girls and a Sailor” and “Dark Command.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: “Secret Command” and ‘Kansas City Kitty.” GARFIELD ‘Hairy Ape” and "Riders of Deadline." Tomorrow through = Tuesday: “Dragon Seed.” GRANADA-—-Through Wednesday: Very Thought of You” and Mountain,” T HAMILTON—"Greenwich Village” and “Candlelight in Algeria.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: Ousmons Brown" and “The Master Rac HOLLYWOOD ‘Three Tittle Sisters” and “American Empire.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Bride by Mistake” and “Shine on Harvest Moon." IRVING—Through tomorrow: “The Very Thought of You’ and ‘None but the Lonely Heart.” LINCOLN—‘Pearl of Death” and “Tucson Raiders.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “American . Romance’ and ‘Mardl
“The “Dark
Gras."
MECCA—"South of the Border” and
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WHATS CBBKINY
Jan. 27, 1945
Continued from Preceding Page Praises His Police —
Fhe Political News—
FORMER SENATOR Sam Jackson is
POLICE CHIEF BEEKER has voiced
|REX—=tSweet and Lowdown"
being discussed in Washington for a “big” federal job. . . . Senator Raymond E. Willis announced he is opposed to enacting compulsory. military train ing legislation at this time. He feels consideration should be postponed until the war is over. . . . Frank M. McHale, Indiana Democratic national committeeman, has assumed control of federal patronage for Indiana, since both U. 8. senators from Indiana now are Republicans, . . . A movement has been started by some Democratic leaders for the removal of Fred Bays as state Democratic committee chairman, . . . The town was full of G. O. P. big shots last week-end as the Republican national committee met at the Claypool and mapped their plans for the 1948 elections. . William E. Jenner; world war II veteran and former short-term U. 8. senator, may become a full-time executive .assistant to the G. O. P. national committee. . . . The Red Cross has set a goal of $1,145,500 for its campaign here in March. , . . County commissioners have ‘named a. four-member committee to investigate proposals for building a new courthouse after the war, . They'll consider the possibility of a combined courthouse-city hall,
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What's Cookin’ in Sports—
THE ANNUAL Times-Legion Golden Gloves boxing tournament got under way last night at the National Guard armory. . . . « Serving as referees this year are Heze Clark, Happy Atherton, Dick Patton and Roy Rodgers. . . Ben Davis won the county high school net championship last week-end, defeating Lawrence Central, defending ‘champs, 26-13, in the final game. . . . Broad Ripple continues its high school net dominance in the city, with 12 victories in its first 13 starts. .*, . Some scores: Tech 30, Manual 28; Franklin® 43, Washingtoh 31; Broad Ripple 35, Howe 20; Cathedral 30, Sacred Heart 25; Crawfordsville 29, 8hortridge 24; DePauw 71, Franklin 33. . . Butler, which won its first seven Indiana College conference games, ran into bad luck ‘this week, . . . It lost the services of Capt. Jake Luther who quit school™, , . The Bulldogs ' lost their eighth game to Stout field, 46-42. .". . Herb Collins of the Seven-Up league and possessor of a 158 average, rolled a perféct game at the Sport Bowl . . . Our Caps are tied again, with Buffalo “for the lead in the American Hockey league, at 47 points each, with Cleveland ef 8 point behind, . . . In the last week,
Vint 30 Providence pe od Pon.
praise of his cycle cops who have been patrolling city - streets ' despite -the icy pavements. . . . The men have been concentrating on violations at intersections where accidents occur most frequently, . . A policeman charged with laying off three days and taking a job as a private guard was suspended 15 days. . . . He is reported to have said he wanted a job inside where it was warm. . . . Jg B. Waddy, the builder, is convalescing from a fracture of the back. . ... » He was injured while trimming trees at his home near New Augusta. . . The Street Railway expects to start receiving deliveries on the 25 new busses it has ordered early in May. . . . Marilyn Behymer, senior journalism major, has been named editor in chief of the Butler Collegian for the spring semester. . . . Frank L. Luebking is the new president of the State Florists’ Association.
Yr SY vy In the Mail Bag—.
FROM. OVERSEAS, Cpl. C. Jerry Nolan writes to say he thinks “What's Cookin’ ” is swell, . . . “I get quite a kick out of reading it,” he adds. + A letter from ‘Lt, Morrie Katz, in New dulriea, brings greetings, . He says he appreciates the news “What's Cookin’” gives him. . “Keep it coming,” he says. , He hopes. that when he.gets to the Philip~ pines, news will get-there faster. . . . Yes, sir. , . And now for the brithday greetings. . Happy birthday to Pvt. J. Raymond Tremain (a former employee of The Man's Store), Netherland East Indies, Feb.-8, Mrs. Jess Tremain, + wn «B04 10 st. Marion L. Roberts, New Caledonia; Feb. 21, and to Pvt, Donald E. Roberts, Germany, March 10, Mom, Dad, Margie, Family. And to E. A, Mondary, M. M. l-c,- Pacific, Feb. 6, Sister, Helen, Donald. And to Sgt. Howard Wilson, France, Feb. 17, Mom, Dad, Al, Grant, Mary, . . . And to James Dale Turner, 8 1-¢, Pacific, Feb. 20, Mother, Dad, Sherlee, Pat, Mike. . . And to Pvt. Paul L. Becker, France, Dad, Mother, Sis. And to Carl E. Smith, Ptrv, 2-c, Atlantic, Feb: 6, Wife, . Shannon Wallace, England, Jan, 28, Wilma, Sharon Kay. . . . And to Sgt. Richard W.
South
Mote, Jan, 20, and Sgt. James O. Mote, Jan,
27, both on former German bulge, Mother, Dad, Aunt Mabel Fox, Thyllis, . . . And to C. F. Perkinson, C, 8. F., naval hospital, San Diego, Jan, 28, Wife, Sister Mrs, William Trout . . . And to Pvt. Robert E. Doran, Philippines, Feb. 10, Mother, Dad, Pearl. . . . And to Pvt. Frank E. May, England, Feb. 11, Esther. . . . And to T-5 Charles- Abram, Italy, Feb. 2, Else. . . And" “to Donald P, Collum, B. M. 2-¢, Pacific, Mother,
Family, , . . Take care of yourselves, .
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NEIGHBORHOODS
.| BELMONT—“None hut the Lonely Heart"
‘Lady and the Monster.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Impatient Years" and, ‘Jam Session.” OLD TRAIL—'That's “Santa Fe Scouts Monday: ‘‘Story of Dr. ORIENTAL—'Since You Went Away." Tomorrow and Monday: “Martiage Is a Private Affair” and ‘Jungle Woman. PARAMOUNT — ‘Monster Maker’ and “Thundering Gunslinger.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Dragon Seed’ and "Pardon My Rhythm. FARKER-—Through Tuesday: “Block Busters.’
My Baby" Tomorrow Wassell."
and and
“Dixie” and and ‘“Texas through “Carri-
Masquerade.” Tomorrow Tuesday: Dragon Seed” and bean Romance.’ RITZ—*Till We Meet Again” and “Babes on Swing St." Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Since You Want Away.” RIVOLI--Through tomorpaw: “The Very Though of You and ‘Dark Mountain.” Last show tonight only: “Rittsburgh.” ST. CLAIR—"Jungle Woman’ and “Dark Mountain.” -Tomorrow through “Tues day: “Secret Command” and ‘“‘Kalsas ~ City Kitty." SANDERS— “Walking Dead” and w,"” Tomorrow gnd Menday: Wildcat” and ‘Pearl of Death.” SHERIDAN—‘Rainbow Island” and ‘Till We Meet Again.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Presenting Lily Mars” and “Great Man's Lady.” SPEEDWAY—‘The Very Though of You" and “Dangerous Journey.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Mrs. Parkington.” STATE— “Riders of Timberline” and “Amazing Mr. Forrest.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Dixie'’ and. “She's a Soldier, Too. STRAND—'‘Casanova Brown" and “Dark Mountain.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Secret Command” and ‘Kansas City Kitty.” STRATFORD‘ ‘Bomber’s “Mexicali Rose.” Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘The Sullivan's” It to the Irish.” TACOMA— "San Fernando Valley” “The Whistler.’ Tomorrow Tuesday: “Rainbow Island” We Meet Again.” TALBOTT—'T Love a Soldier” and ‘The Master Race.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Old Acquantance’” and “Lady Takes a Chance.” TUXEDO—"Bambi” and “Henry Aldrich . Plays Cupid.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Rainbow Island” and “Charlie Chan's Seeret Service.” UPTOWN—"Jungle Woman" and “In the Meantime, Darling.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Secret Command” ° and ‘Kansas City Kitty.” VOGUE—" The Very Thought of You”
“Range “Gypsy
Moon" and through and “Leave
and through snd "Till
' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES New Laurels Won af English’ s ‘By Gilbert and Sullivan Cast
By MILDRED KOSCHMANN-* For the second night in a row the catchy Gilbert and Sullivan tunes dnd their humorous operatic lines: amused English theatergoers —this time in a double feature. On the program were the short, one-act “Trial -by Jury” and the
popular tale of a sailor's love, “H. \M. 8. Pinafore.” As in “The Mikado,” Thursday night, Ralph Riggs again was the star and at his best. He played the very distinguished looking first lord of the admiralty, the Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter in “Pinafore.” Commanding the ship was Capt. Corcoran, played by Bertram Peacock, a good-looking fellow with a nice voice. His daughter was the opera company’s prima donna, Kathleen Roche, and her suitor, Ralph Rackstraw, was poruayed by James Gerard.
Others Well Cast
Catherine Judah:did well in her role of Little Buttercup, the “red{dest, rosiest and roundest beauty lin all Spithead.” Her best number was “I'm Called Little Buttercup,” at the opening of the first act. Not to he forgotten in the ship's crew was Robert Pitkin as old Dick Deadeye, the disagreeable rough and ready seaman. “Pinafore” is the story: of the love of an able seaman for his captain's’ daughter, whose hand is sought by Sir Joseph. Ihe disparity in rank, however, doesn’t allow the two young lovers to
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MURAT Fritz Kreisler concert at 3 p. m. tomorrow. CIRCLE 2 ‘“‘Something for the Boys,” with Carmen Miranda, Michael O'Shea and Vivian Blaine, at 11, 1:50, 4:18, 7:35, 9:15 and 12:05. “Faces in the Fog,” with Jane Withers, .at 12:35, 3:25 6:20, 9:15 and 12:05. ‘ Sunday—'‘Something,” at 1, 7:10 and 10:15. “Fog' at 12, 2:50, 5:50" and 9.
ENGLISH'S
“The Mikado” at 2:30 of Penzance’ at 8:30, ® : LOEW'S “Meet Me in St. Louis,” with Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien, at 11, 1:23, 3:44, 6:06, 8:31, 10:56 °’ and 1:30. Now Sunday—‘ Meet. Me in St. at 12, 2:28, 4:59, 7:30 and 10.
KEITH'S On stage, “Going to Tewn,” at 1:56, 4:27, 6:58, 9:09 and 11:48. “End of the Road,” with Edward Norris, at 12:15, 2:46, 5:17, 17:38, 9:59 and 12:30. Sunday—Stage at 2:11, 4:32, 6:53 and 9:24. “End of the Road” at 13:30, 3, 5:22, 7:40 and 10:15.
INDIANA “To Have and Have Not,’ with Humphrey Bogart one Hoagy Carmichael at 12, 2:00, 7:00 and 10. Sunday—‘‘To ore and Have Not” at 12:15, 2:40, 5:05, 7:30 and 10.
LYRIC “House of Frankenstein,” with Boris Karloff and Lon Chaney, at 12:02, 2:41, 5:20, 7:50 and. 10:38. The Mummy's Curse,” with Lon Chaney, at 11, 1:39, 4:18, 6:57 and 9:36.
4:10,
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Louis
Sunday—' ‘Frankenstein at 2:09, 4:48, 7:27 and 10:06. “Mummy's Curse” at 1: 07, 3:46, 6:25 and 9:04.
REPUBLICAN EDITORS’
The war committee. on conventions today turned down the appli-
marry. In typical Gilbert-and Sul.|C3tion for the meeting of the In-
CONVENTION - SNAGGED |
diana ‘Republican pditoria) association here Feb, 24, ge Chairman J. W. Johnson said, ott
is the consensus of the committee that the meeting should be put off until such time as it is possible to ctions.”
livan fashion the situation fs straightened out by the captain and the plain seaman, exchanging ranks. . “Trial by Jury” In “Trial by Jury” Mr. Riggs entertained his audicnce as the spry old judge in a breach of promise suit. The goings-on on the court bench are quite amusing and| the® judge solved all the trouble by marrying the jilted bride himself. e company will be back for
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Just two more performances, <One, a repeat of “The Mikado,” is to. be
given this afternoon, and the other, “Pirates of Penzance,” tonight.
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YOUNG LISTENERS PLEDGE SILENCE
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‘BOSTON ART CURATOR TO TALK HERE TODAY
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