Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 313, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1933 — Page 11

MAY 11, 1033

HERING, MANN LOTTERY CASE REVIEW DENIED Appeals Tribunal Holds That Eagles’ Officials Must Serve Terms. Jill Rcrlppt-lfouord Xeirapaper Alliance NEW YORK, May 11.—The United States district court of appeals today denied a review of the conviction of Conrad Mann of Kansas City, found guilty of charges of violating the federal lottery laws, Mann, former head of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, was sentenced in lower federal court to serve five months and pay a fine of SIO,OOO. The charge was conspiracy to violate the lottery laws in promotion of charity balls in interstate commerce. The balls were conducted for the Eagles. Sentences of two co-defendants also was affirmed—Bernard C. McGuire, who received a year and a day and a fine of SIO,OOO, and Frank E. Hering, editor of the Eagles’ magazine, who was given four months and $2,t)00 fine.

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AMUSEMENTS I STARTS TOMORROW! Jg ho Last Word in Variety Entertainment! Kt lilt' Magician 1 Night T, ’ ns, ‘ Fmnous Starcttcs . Kilt %£s**** Q yR\ b I Their latest Tm and m o flit A * N I W Bk ▼ M W' m Crt am* 3(Vr till 6 | ■ am * J I ® I J 5 "H **'’ r.M. i Kiddies, 10c I Last Time* ur/-t| I r> lit TUDII'* ° n ,h f ! with JOE I’EXNKK I xod.u rwuu.wv innu stage land olive olsen |

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screen-scram labyrinth is a famous movie star. The Times will award twenty guest tickets to the twenty persons who unravel this mystery the most expertly. These guest tickets will be good for “Hell Below,” M-G-M’s sensational new picture coming to Loew’s Palace theater Friday. Color all numbers from 1 to 39 black; 40 to 4i red; 42 to 60 blue, and 61 to 100 orange. Then identify the star. Mail all

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REDUCED PRICES HERE CHILDREN 15c—ADULTS 35c GENTRY r SHOWS ONLY 3 MORE DAYS Mats., 3:43—Twice Daily—B:oo P. M. (Except Sat. Matinee at 2:30) Today & Fri., E. 10th &■ Linwood Sts. Sat.. E. Wash'n & Sheridan. Irv’r’t'n. This Location Only Mat.. 2:30 P. M. ———nw mu ll——— BTIN /am [ OuiM Wji Broad Ripple Pool Opens May 28th Prices Reduced Adults 250 Children 10c Family Season Tickets.. SB.OO I Adult Season Tickets $5.00 Junior Season Tickets $3 00 FREE Admission to Park to Swimmers NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS NORTH SIDE pWVanMnßjjl Talbot at 22nd Thrift Nile Irene Dunne "BACK STREET” Collere at Noble Double Feature Jack Oakie “I'PTOWN NEW YORK - ’ ANITA PAGE in “JINGLE BRIDE” fMrUMMMMR 1500 Roosevelt gllllßl IIIIJIR Double Feature BllilllßM Boris Karloff THE OLD DARK HOFSE” BFCK JONES in FORBIDDEN TEAM.’’ WEST SIDE mmmmmmmmm w. wash, and Bei. ■:] * reVtoß Thrift Nite Stuart Erwin “UNDER THE TONTO RIM" TRY A W ANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

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WIFE DERIDES ' SINCLAIR LEWIS | DIVORCERUMOR Dorothy Thompson Returns From Europe: Chance of Jews Held Hopeless. Bii T'nitcd Prrt* NEW YORK, May 11.—Dorothy Thompson, journalist wife of Sinclair Lewis, returned on the liner Rex today, and confessed that she | and some German industrialists had | underestimated Adolf Hitler’s potentialities. The situation of the Jew in Germany is “hopeless.” she said, and she expressed belief the Nazi regime “may swing radically left.” “It’s the damndest revolution I ever saw,” she said. “It’s a swindle. It’s fantastic. I’ve seen a lot of revolutions—but nothing like this.” When asked about a report—which Lewis has denied—that she and Lew r is were considering divorce, Miss Thompson exclaimed; “My God! What does he say about it?” As for the fate of the Jew in Germany, she said: “Jew’s themselves will tell you—

screen-scrams to the Screen-Scram Editor, care The Times, as quickly as possible. Remember that neatness will count. This is the third of four screenscrams featuring the stars of “Hell Below’,” a dramatic story of submarine warefare w’hich begins at Loew’’s Palace Friday. Tw’enty guest tickets will be awarded daily.

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with tears in their eyes—that everything is all right. "It’s true Hitler was financed by the junkers and industrialists,” she said, “but they aren't very happy ! about it now. They thought they ; were going to get a coalition with a i front. “They thought they could keep Hitler in hand. What they got was j a party dictatorship. It serves them ; right.” Land Commissioner Resigns By tnited Prc* WASHINGTON. May 11.—Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes said Wednesday he had accepted the resignation of Charles C. Moore p* commissioner of the central land office.

Havs Heads Master Plumbers By United Pret # MUNCIE, Ind., May 11.—Joe G. Hayes, Indianapolis, succeeded Earl Clevenger, Muncie. as president of the Indiana Association of Master Plumbers today following election of officers at the annual convention here. Indianapolis was selected for the 1934 meeting. MOTION PICTURES

ADCI.TS, 25C KIDDIES, 10 OHIO NOW PLAYING 1 P. M. to 11 P. M., Continnms MADAME, DO YOU KNOW YOUR HUSBAND'S KISS IN THE DARK? PLEASURE CRUISE Genevieve TOBIN Roland YOUNG Ralph Forbes Una O'Connor Herbert Mundin Minna Combed rnMrvr MAEI)CHEN ,N LUMIiMri UNIFORM

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THE HOTEL ANTLERS takes great pleasure in an - , nouncing the engagement of Henry Santrey' Soldier of Fortune ffir in the 1 \ Tally-Ho Rooml COVERCHARCE | Starting Fri. Eve., May 12\ 4 Acts of Vaudeville \ dinner Guests J and DANCING with Lew Davies and Orchestra Formerly linrhrr FLOOR SHOWS: 8:00-10:30-12 ; :10 a. m. COVER CHARCiE: $1 during Mr. Santrey’s engagement, nfter 9 p. m.

HOTEL ANTLfem tifUrtdtan at St Clair-MJL6*t#tw, m*. />33s/.

~ iflH he signaled for a “grand JsmKHm Slam “and she made it . . . with a right and left to the Here IT like ™ played at home, "(MW SUM' with! pm LOKA A LORETTA YOUNG Jy Sensationally beautiful added Feature— /J£i "fi fi” | Victor Herbert's ji V famous Operetta . IfMV ifV “Mile/ Modiste’' |l I tVIVIEMHE SEGAL ' CHARLES JUDELS

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