Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1939 — Page 4

PAGE 4 RT "THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oa ing 29. 1939

JASCHA HEIFETZ FIDDLES FOR THE FILMS—AND LOEW'S

"ARE WARNED OF 4 L MINER RESCUED TAX INCREASES @F 9 AFTER 63 HOURS

Watch Welfare Budgets in NEE. gm Sings ‘Beer Barrel Polka’ Ensuing Two Months, | gi To Encourage Workers; Miesse Suggests. ma : Embraced by ‘Pop.’

“The people of Indiana face a SHENANDOAH, Pa.. May 29 (U astonishing tax increases next vear ; 2 ; P.).—Robert Galligan, 37, was and each taxpayer can protect his ’ i : hauled to safety early todav {rom own interests by watching budgets i Es 4 the bottom of a 75-foot bootleg coal and demanding economy.” Harry 4 : : 1 mine where he had been trapped by Miesse. Indiana Taxpayers Associa- : 3 tion secretary, said today : ; Within the next two months tax- and threatened every minute with

: Jack Patterson, post graduate pavers should especially watch so- student at Technical High School, Sudden death by another slide. cial welfare activity budgets and , ’

acts for bransportati ¢| has been awarded one of three He spent his last hours of peril contracts for transportation of | national scholarships offered by calling encouragement to his res school children, he declared. se 2 8 ! { : : » the Cincinnati Art Academy. Art rg sine er : “In each county, he stated, students 17 to 25 vears old were cuers and singing them verses from ugar TOF Ti i, o required to submit at least 15 Ine Beer Barrel Polka 3 Sopa by Te Proyran i : drawings in black and white and His grimy face broke into a grin prepared ye pn y CR Sy at least six paintings in color for Aas he staggered from the shaft and py we Bre. ey myst be com= | 4), competition. ne said to a bystander: “Gimme a pleted during June and must be

; CIgeY submitted to the State Welfare De-

Rushes to Embrace Son partment for final approval by July 6. Then he saw his B4-vear-old fa3 i i *. Patrick, w »

Serutiny Held A Right ther whom police had been

“We are not fighting necessary T0 SEE SEWER restraining with difficulty ever since relief expenditures but we are take | his 37-year-old son was trapped at ling the position that the people | 10 a. m. Friday. og Rd r Hw YL a val - , . f “I'm okay but a little hungry.”

the budgets and question proposals they deem Aly Prog Tours of 38th St. Duct The old man jerked himself free

“The Legislature took two mil- To Be Conducted Friday from the policeman and rushed for-

lion dollars from the State General ward to embrace his son. Fund and allocated it for welfare And Saturday. Galligan was delighted by the rework during 1839, This money will N not be available next vear and un- dy ception given him by several hunless corresponding savings are made The public may inspect the near. dred townspeople who had kept vigil there will be a material increase in ly completed 38th St. sewer, first Around the shaft for two days and property taxes. underground duct to be built by the M&hts. Two doctors. waiting to ex“In all townships where children tunneling method in Indianapohs, AMne him, had to force him onto are taken to and from school, town- Friday and Saturday. City Engineer ? Stretcher ship advisory boards will meet at 8 M. G. Johnson announced today. Appears Haggard n m July 18 and let contracts for, wy. B McLeav the next four years

a cave-in for 63 hours, without food

, assistant engineer, He snon liked that. too. and as he will conduct imspection TOUS wae carried to a waiting ambulance Increases Questioned through the six-foot. concrete sewer : \ in ji ; called to the crowd. between 12 noon and 8 p. m. An h led h d unaerground lighting system has Boy, this 1s been installed to show details of the, The doctors said he apparently

: construction, Mr. McLeay said X ufferi , . o in this service. Our study of this ex- . a __ Was suffering only from slight pense during the school vears of Several assistant engineers also ghock. although he had a haggard

1934-35 and 1937-38 shows astonish- Will act as guides. explaining the 4 hunary appearance

i : b thods of construction, the mateing and unexplained increases in M° c iy g x Pa >oal bootlegging is a common many townships. rials used and some of the engineer

pn i 3 > ODE ‘actice here and authorities genve aa ing difficulties that had to be over- practice ® : 5 8 In one township the cost of erally ignore it.

transporting children jumped from come. a $6773 to $12,255, although the num- Schoolchildren and their teachber transported showed an increase °r's have shown an interest in the

LJ : “wh § . oh 3 AY ‘ of but 41. Another township showed Project, Mr. Johnson said oh Sa Slack Suits $1 a $2819 increase while the number réason, it was decided to hold a y of children rose 49 public inspection before the sewer is “One county's school bus expense conned with main College Ave MILLER-WOHL CO. was $49,016 for the first period and S'!Orm duct. AD Fok overs. UF IE Wash, St, RI-2230 $94.153 for the second. a gain of Visitors will descend 12 feet under$45,137 in three years, although the &round Carrollton Ave 0 5 } ITai fat nne . ¢ XR % 4 re X o Jascha Heifetz tunes, : : Ba 3 : i : i increase in the number of children a Se i hi ae A Artificial L NEW camera with Al Newman and his studio orchestra in prevaration Xe : k : \ was only 155 The taxpavers must — Tonge YO! om 0 Be op : rfmificia eq INVENTION " . 1 wh es ¥ - ” 1 3 Ave ! 1817 e ¢ lee y the violin virtuosoa's movie debut in Sampuel Goldwyn’'s "Music School. i { i 1 watch these bus contracts and pro- oh a i pe » 2 rs " Bs \ Ye re tation u “1 rieinall or ; 1 1 ! "0 = : p : $ Haw . N . he sewer, built to ar? a large Eh putats Mr. Heifetz, who ormiginall agreed to appeal hn Hye film on0 pres BR ; gy 7 ES 3 ; test if the bids for the next foul North Side el is part of a $225. AN \/ fessional role of concert vialinist, finally consented Seak a X ines he 1 ; 4 : vears threaten a continuation in in- ae loi aD PE ee ot OH i e Musie School.” which alse features Joel McCrea and Anarea =o 3 Ng { ia creased costs.” ; bin gy a of Giajos i Administration. Tt is expected to a

A haoked fo late v or early August showing at 1 W's y 3 : \ ¥ b. mi—— i a—“— Leeds, 1s hooked for a iat Jul 1 rl Augu = ' : a 3 : : - ms oy - id be put to se about Cl= or . e put m 11 bout mid-July. ADV ANTAGI

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BERLIN Max 29 (UU, PD The rinthing Satisfaction auaranteed ar nn pay

“Thiz form of service has heen costing about $4.500.000 annually. Tt is said Indiana leads all other states

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WwW k semiannual report of the Institute NOD ARIS. Wn avoear only. few Nimes N au egan ror Business Research said today WwW E 5 ¥ Lb. A K E The Emmett Rlevens Coe. OLLYWOOD, Mav 20 (NEA) —Mysterious, low rumbling sounds tn URDUE University, traditional home of topnotch football teams hat, amNY now holds aR Yeon. which seem to have come from earth or sky somewhere in thi C di Will Take Radi and the more precise sciences, will climb on the music festival Yes * Jed Ja Purepean Jog ys vicinity have nat heen explamed as earthquakes, Your correspondent omedian ' ake RadI0 pandwagon next month : : : Wo ey as n gm . I AD : ih has an idea that the phenomenon may have heen a lot more cata- Cast There Ju ne 25. On June 17 the university will sponsor a one-day festival on the ig are causing “serious ai A= ovismic. Tt mav possibly have been the first warning that Shirles as u campus. Elimination contests are to be held throughout the day, and “a alle. Felaries bbc PERMANENT i v Jinnine down her pre-eminence as the world's No. 1 box- rn the two highest ranking entrants will appear in a special concert in ne only reserves cn which the Temple is sipping down her the evening at the Field House. As guest star at this performance, Reich still is able to draw for labor Complete Haireut,

office stax HOLLYWOOD. Mav 29 (U. P) evs 1% " A 2 3 nN 5 ar w A d ‘tlv ablebodied y CARY Shampoo, Set n : Jk . he 0 h a5 ur Pp a secur an 11a hiess adio and opera stax are women an partly abiebodl aa g The theorv came from reading the exhibitor reports in Joe Blair's Jack Bennv's home town of Wau- Purdue has secured Vivian Dx Chiesa, radio and oy Special ON Wave

. d 2" adn y sractival”’ really ’ os NAG “tition to select Indi- men. the report said, pointing cut : . *O6d otion Pictur Rev This department of the trad iis y \ Joi ) ANH ; This “festival” really is a preliminary compe ; x Hollywood Motion Picture Review. y 1 v o ih ; kegan, Ill, which he advertises ana’s two representatives to the 10th annual Chicagoland Music |that production has been increasing p | oy ]

Established 1010 1200 W. Jefferson St Laulsville, Ky,

4 4 ic devoted to terse comments on released pictures from snow- |..oarly odav wi rarded wid h Pid magazine IS bk i Mo. | regularly, today was RY the Festival at Soldiers Field. Chicago. on Aug. 19. in the last six months. : men all over the country a a world premiere of his latest motion The Purdue competitions are Additional mechanization of in-

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From four widely separate picture, “Man About Town open to vocal soloists; men’s, | engagements to join the Jordan dustries and better training of in- | . a areas the following reports on the is umder contract, he begged many a special train will take Mr women's or mixed choruses: adult Conservatory of Music faculty as dividual workers as a way out of 3 2 Work GUARANTEED by LXPERTS appeal of “Little Princess” seem | oo ends of unexposed film, A Benny, his complete radio cast. and o. juvenile bands: violin, cornet | teacher of character dancing. Her (he labor shortage problem was pro- 4 ; DELUXE PERMANENTS significant R : neighbor who's also an actor was the stars of the picture from Holly-| and accordion soloists, and baton | first appearance as a faculty mem- posed. LT SHI NE oil hianate

SEa ir oross. hut tt irl i Sil » - vi i y 13 > 3 nl 3 3 . Fah gos: oy oy enlisted in the enterprise. A visit wood to W aukegan for tne premie re twirlers. Judging from its grow- = ber will be on Wednesday night : Slee , $1, 32, $2.50, $3, $4 and Up ping in this tem i ;

Wh : ; \ vol on June 25 Phil Harris and ing popularity, this last division at the Odeon DANCE TONIGHT 2 ALL WAVES GUARANTEED kid bet there is, but to the principal of a nearby scho« y A p 1 ¢ aA 4 po A

Rochester (Eddie Anderson) of Mr. would seem to be he coming The new teacher, in private life Rs oy "WITHIN THE LAW Y

be dragged in in droves any more.” won permission to use the pupils Benny's radio program are going, field of virtuoso performance, is the wife of Maj. T. Sapia- STARLITE Shirlev Temple Even. The for a short period each day. and others expected to make the » » » Bosch of Ft Harrison She 3547 KE. WASHINGTON §8T. After COLIEGE best (of her pictures) Tor At | The result is A 1000-foot picture (tid are Mary Livington, Don Wil. URDUE researchers are re. Studied at the Carlos Sauri School Chic Myers Orchestra 250 Ste 209 044 Fellows Bldg 11-0132 not A sponsible for the work which of Music and Dancing in Barce- 10 Pieces

trade. however, they did N a son, Kenny Baker, Andy Devine a 3 oN espassing,” and stu- . thy : ) vied ir G coms called “No Trespassin a ¥ and perhaps Dorothy Lamour and yascha Heifetz and Harvard's lona. Spain, and later studied Open Air Garden Dr. Frederick A. Saunders have Mexican dances at the Lemus

The hest Shirley I Phe. dio officials and representatives of pdaward Armold. nan al ) n neste I'S, PS- ¥ . ’ s —— — . ture n Hoc oo fe the Parent-Teachers Association Immediately hefore the film is peep doing recently on a peren- Academy of Dancing. Mexico City. ~ - pee dy ax thev did. A | have applauded it at a preview. shown Mr. Benny will broadcast his njally perplexing problem—what NOUR Mn red & die ad high | | a] | 3 ne po A » ji : : The storv—written only in Sie- radio program is there about Stradivarius and I ny Tuk n r wy a — Te el ole. 10ss. Sorry hert's head—is simply that of a ee re Guarnerius violins that prompts school hg will on 2 pa tn ore ‘shariey mpi oD SE) 4 . ’ , . ‘he . y R99 ‘ a concert at p.m hursdav in . g \ ochety property owner wh fiddlers to pay $20,000 and more NOW--A Highly ‘lev has lost all of her ap- al Ak y ‘ 1 ‘ « 1 rs pate Have last money drives children off a vacant lot COAST MAN GIVEN for a single instrument? ii Lo Ripple Tigh Seno Exciting True Peal tao my { ‘ R . 4 a " 4 Ti's auditorium . res inta the street—and tragedy. Tt has long been acknowledged . gt three pictures, ¥ a 3 \ id y kK ’ y 5 | on her last ti : a gripping, finely-edited reel, done MUSIC PRIX DE ROME that the violins of these old Owen Stekiey Wil iret oe # AST S : E 2 : : B ; Broad Ripple High School band LAST SIDE WEST SIDE without dialog or titles, but with sm masters surpass any made since 7 CLC a u whoo] " b-| RR rene HE aforementioned Joe Blair, | ound effects and a musical back- NEW YORK, May 29 (U.P) their time. Countless experiments = orchestra, ang the schoo is : 4 Ly) 14) S d Sneedway City 1 "ITH 101s wil ing nu * R F | By the wav, is a former tele- | around. (The sound track also William D, Denny, member of the have heen made and theories ad- | Cor will sing under Raymond ; pee way Rosemary

| 4 ; ‘ v y os ’ Hall's direction. Also on the high ow HOKLATTOMA KID ; ator who likes to get . the studia librarv.) music faculty of the University of vy . fir SUDOTi- 1 ! 1 » ! ) : graph operator came from vanced to explain their superi school's portion of the program Comfortably Cool Claudette Colbert MIDNIGHT

hold of a ke: accasionally to re- Siebert is not quite the amatenr California at Berkelev, won the 1939 oritv. iit: 1 : assure himself that his ear and that vou might expect an actor to American Prix de Rome with his Studies at Purdue revealed that a ne Solos and a group of dances hand haven't lost their skill. Has pe He has been in Hollywood 25 Symphony in A, Columbia Broad-| ,n ld (and good) violin, held iN | ose Bh RE ; Richard GreensRasil. Rathhone — SOUTR SIDE a set of instruments in his house, vears and has worked in almost casting Svstem announced todav. an outstretched hand, will vi- ap 5 Mire. na RA “ors § a y “HOUND o Woe Fe TY Raa He telephones Gene Autry, an- every department of the mmdustry. The announcement was made jiate when “spoken to” from Aa : grade school ore us u 12 ad RA Treent Lobes & Bar FOUNTAIN SQUARE COOL other ex-telegrapher. hangs the | years ago, when “Moby Dick” was during the CBE symphony program .ansiderable distance. It picks up play ns from Schools 70, 80, 84 Doors open 12 noon—15 til 1 n_m. 1 Ee Ta Ne ative. vee receiver bv the sounder. Then | peing filmed, Siebert was an ex- in which Howard Barlow conducted enough energy from the sound oC 91 will be heard. - “ thev chat back and forth in code. tra. A succession of illnesses and the orchestra in the first movement aves to vibrate 4630 5:45 DODGE CITY

3 . Ir avi Qu AY Ths Py a; * Recently in a night club a trou- | replacements depleted the stafl, of Mr. Denny's symphony he Prix Dr. Saunders concludes, then, wile Ton AL blesome guest stalked over to i and Siebert went from job to job x Rome carries a two-year scholar-| that these old instruments will | 1} E | “Comfortably Cool” 0 t ) rig : : ‘wa reels |S y roximately syacnon ARI AYN Wa . 0% Prospee table where the cowboy star was | until he made the last three reels 1p amounting 16 approximately respond properly in very rapid Privoilia Lane—JSofirey Lynn SANDERS Hindle Lid

Stting and loudly proc] aimed his himself. $4000 in cash and expenses Mr passages, while the slight balki- “YES, MY DARLING DAUGH LER” Robt, Young ) ® Sil roy { Denny will leave for Rome in Oc- ASS sw one will prevent tl ; 'e Fines n Irene Dunne “YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER" doubt that Autry evel had been a ness of a new one will prevent the Indiana's Finest and Largest Extra! Mickey Mouse John Garfield—"BLACKWELL'S ISLAND" ) s1ra tol That's just tober to take advantage of 1t. performer from making every tone ye ; oN , on Continnous Matinee Tomorrow Tomorrow Matinee and Eve. telegraph operator That's jus Recreation and Picnic Center 12:13 to 2—Adults lie Shirley Temple in

bal v publicity, isn't it?” he de- WHEN DOES IT START? heard oh very keen listener, the “TRE LITTLE PRINCESS” = PATRICIA ZIEGFELD Fervara sien maar may’ or: LARGEST CONCRETE SWIMMING POOL E. Woh, 4% Joes LM IVERVEODYS amy

mildly said no, it was the APOLLO tect that an old violin “speaks

IR sal Ww tr ds et ® Ay A ne told the places “Rose of Washington Sqnare” TO WED ON JUNE 10 more quickly at the turn of a bow IN THE WORLD Paramount Oe Bn ORIENT 8 0 RA

. pe nite rene Power lice Faye and t 106s ew e. Dw GS he'd worked Phooey taxmnted AL Joreon at 11 1:50 edo 130 han does a new on "WINGS OF TRE NAVY Shirley Tem ichard Greene

\ ! : 3 J } and R==Color Comedv—"Nutty Network" “THE TYeTY v FRING Fas’ nrmver. “I bet you cantread 1 0.48 . oh "= . w RIDES—GAMES TING : the a1NN0 > . “Savhdity Fouve.” wit nie v HOLLYW 00D. May 20 (U. P) — T— BNE K. Wash, &4 ARIZONA LEGION

this Holding a couple of spoons ley and James Ellison at 12:45, 3:33 Patricia Burke Ziegfeld, daughter of Gm BLANCO was ta re- a Na Continuans Matinee Tomorrow

on the table with one hand <H £25 ania 8:1» 13 als . " ine A tum te Indiana yolis tadan TENNI 0 IRVING James Stewart 103 Shelby Bille Burke and the late Floren? | ym. “MADE FOR FACH OTHIR" GARFIELD Shirlev Tembila

jidn” unite touch, he STRCLE " ip ‘hat they didn’t quite ch } C 1 , Ziegfeld, will marry her dancing from a serias of Eastern dance ADE FOR EACH OIRE Shirles Teme m “Canfessions of a Nari Spy, € y G

began clacking off some words FAaward GG. Rohinsen. Francis 1 . a teacher, William Robert Stephen- _, at ¥ "THE LITTLE PRINCESS . $e: 3 1 Fran ; 1 : Irene Dannew""TLOVE AFFAIR Y 1 ba, " I) eat Bt D-w : , code. The tcter | J ee, ang Fadl Luca 12:30 son, in a Beverly Hills church on A 20 ACRES OF PICNIC woobDs hy UT RE WASH 20: " . | SOC { the 1 181 ! . " ¢ . y \ ~ : then rose and The Js, Fos to, Mot June 10 20 Acres Free Parking Space aR NORTH SIDE in the nose. oe Carron et Th E50 ane Miss Ziegfeld. Beverly Hills news. John Garfield-Rosemary Lane TALBOTT Talbott at 274

»” ” ® oars ; : paper columnist. is 22, and Stephen- A FREE A D W | S S | 0 i 0 PARK “BLACKWELL a » Ma ureen 0 Sullivan Cr STEBRBERT. screen tougme RD : 5 . : , Const Rennett=Rolan onng LET US LIVE IKE SIER “Only Angels Mave Wines,” + | son. 26. They met a vear ARO Zo ! “TOPPER TAKES A TRIP Trene Dannes"LOVE AFFAIR’

A whom you've een many “ayy Grant, Jean Arthur am har . ——— Em Rl \ J COOL~—Westinghonse Air-Conditioned

bones n_ small, parts had Been | pervneimess dn 22's. ane CAR ‘ho Swimming —Aduits, 35¢; Children Under 12, 15¢

weorrving about the safety of Kids “XVithin the Law.’ with Ruth Hus : . he hei Bang In HE nied ne Keep Zin SR NeW AND DANCE fon OR ore “Swim in Drinking Water” borhood. He resented the “Keep TONTGRAT. TUES. FRI. SAT. ASHING ION ’ use v off” signs posted on vacant lots ce . . ie So N18) hid Plan to Hold Your Picnic at Broad Ripple Continuous Matinee Tomorrow Cont nee VIRTING VORO . i A A 4 i ga ve SL fF Nevens Yr a "i ams ONIVY OW 1 as ors Should wee om any GRAHAM'S Old | AU REDUCED PRICES FOR PICNICS WITIND Som co” 16th & Delaware maverounds. Then a child ws nn - ON RIDES—GAMES—SWIMMING Nae } CINEMA Ty a playgrounds. Then a child was Beech ‘Grove. | Tn SY 4 wvoREL BERRY HIN Connolly a a on, Speedway Caravan leaves | RTS I wo - % SINEVA " wl HH Ry : | ‘ Continuous Daily > gangster wernt into action.

He a Pon te we — —— - For a Good Time Tomorrow % r rora 20th-Fox, where he : . era, ard frorh 20th : 70 \ Wy Sw wit AN Y J : x B ASSAD 0 R oe po Sonn ‘Bufzewy Don Ame ~( Gaie Colbert p 5 ¥: x 4 n Lelelel ats Preto ET ole ol le LL Also Ton NER. TARE Summerville BROAD BN SS RE ADE" 1. AN KETEERS OF THY RN LAST TIMES TODAY — ¥FRROL EEN SITs Th Ri FROM MISSOU RI Continnous Matinee Tomor . PRISC AD AST CRAPTER | FLYNN, OLIVIA DE WAVILLAND, EN Indianapolis’ Most Popular : yg TY T row Mickey Rooney L } 3 IS _AGAIN"— | “DODGE CITY,” AND FLORENCE 8 6116 FE. . St, up 0) WwW EE ry: or ; HAP. 1, “RIDERS OF RED CIR- RICE. UNA MERKLE, “1 GIRLS IN : SWIMMING POOL GOLDEN » » > TEE aa ote , Claire Trevor=-Andy Devine

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® COME EARLY FOR THE XKEGULAR SHOW AND STAY FOR THE PREVUES! Pool Playgrounds

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Corky's Mildred RICHARD GREENF—WENDY BARRE & . , ~Richard Greene » i ‘ RN “RR nN SERENAD Basil Rathbone we } ® Boating * Lunch Room RROADWAL AND PLANON BASKERVILLES

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