Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1940 — Page 12

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Asks $100,000 for

Stunt Film Scenes

Lucky Teeter, daredevil auto driver and auto circus owner. todas Was named defendant in a $100.000 damage suit filed in Superior Court Room 4 by Earl Lester (Wild Bill Simon

Mr. Simon, a stunt driver, also

Universal Pictures, Inc he Studebaker Bend, Ind omplaint alieges that unis performed by Mr 11S Assistants in 1935 at the proving ground near Bend were photographed and a motion on Wheels,”

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PROGRAM REVISED

A new program has been announced for the Strand for tonight, tomorrow and Wednesday evenings. The revised bill for the East Side theater includes “Abe Lincoln’ in Illinois” and “Convicted Woman.”

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NEW YORK, April 29.—Bonnie two rich gold mines when her baby

and blaring forth in every counter machine,

When the long-forgotten tribute to Johnny's loving finesse caught the public fancy, Orrin Tucker's band and its songstress, Bonnie Baker, rocketed from one-night stands in the terpsichorean sticks to a pinnacle high in the Alps of current musical popularity. Their earnings became very much worth while. An infinitely greater source of wealth was created in the royalties on scores of aged copyrights, many of which had not seemed worth the

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Old Songs Launch New Quarrels Over Royalties

By S. BURTON HEATH Times Special Writer

Baker tapped the mother lode of voice resurrected “Oh Johnny, Oh,”

and created a national musical nostalgia, The songs that a few oldsters were humming in the shower now are crowding air waves, selling scores of thousands of phonograph records

lunch that has a nickel-in-the-slot

dollar bill it would cost to renew them for a second 28-year lifetime. Only the United States Supreme Court, in all probability, can determine beyond dispute who owns the renewal rights on some of these copyrights—whether the veterans of Tin Pan Alley, who originally tapped out the melodies and rhymed the lyrics, or the corporate publishing houses to which the copyrights were assigned many years ago. A number of suits are pending, in various stages, in the Federal courts. Of these the most interesting, and perhaps the most important, is that in which the publishing house of Shapiro, Berstein & Co. is trying to. restrain Fred Fisher and Al Bryan from selling to Fisher's own publishing house, Fred Fisher & Co., and to the Famous Music Co., the renewal copyrights to that bright little thing called “Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine.” Al Bryan wrote the words to fit a waltz melody by Fred Fisher, which now has been transformed into a fox trot and has become a property of value. When they wrote Josephine and many other once popular songs which have been revived already or are being plugged for revival, Fisher and Bryan were under contract to the late Maurice Shapiro to write only for him, in return for which they were promised a royalty of three-quarters of a cent for each piano-forte copy sold, plus quarter of the royalties from music rolls and other recordings, against which they were to draw $35 each as advance royalties every week. Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. who now own Shapiro's interest, assert that Fisher and Bryan were working for hire when they wrote Josephine, and that therefore Shapiro, Bernstein had the right to renew the copyright when it expired in 1937. Fisher and Bryan claim that the contract was for royalties, and was not an employment contract in the sense contemplated by Congress when it amended the copyright law in 1909. So they, too, have applied for renewal, and have sold the renewal rights. The outcome of this suit will affect a large, if incalculable, total of royalties over a period limited only by the duration of the current craze for revivals, for Fred Fisher has some justice behind his claim that he has poduced “the biggest routine of any song writer outside of Berlin and Kern.” And Bryan was his collaborator in many of the better known. You must remember “Peg of M$ Heart,” “I Love You” and “Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl Is the Right Little Girl for Me,” not to mention “There's a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Dittle Girl” and “Oui, Oui, Marie, Oh You Do Zis for Me.”

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“My Son, My Son!” is giv. ing the local daughters palpitation, It’s the darndest mixup of lovin’ and hatin’ I ever saw.

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That boy almost ruins his dad. He tries to steal his father’s sweetheart; nasty situa. tion! Then he betrays the daughter of his dad’s best friend! Otherwise, he’s a nice kid around the house!

Louis Hayward is the boy and women seem to love him as much as they hate him! The girl whose heart belongs to daddy (and son) is Madeline Carroll. The movies did right noble by Howard Spring’s novel with a fine cast and excellent direction.

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 29, 1940 ARNHOLTER—Henry C., 1321 Prospect, beloved husband of Aivina Arnhoiter (nee Kuerst), father of Harold H. and brother of Mrs. Bertha Simpson, William and Edward Arnholter, passed away Saturday, April 27. Services Tuesday, April 30, 2 p. m,, at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Mendian. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

CLAFFEY—Philippina, aged 85, beloved mother of Wilnam of Carlock, Ill; Harrv. John, Walter, Elsa J., Mrs. George L. Winkler, Mrs, John Ticard and Edn of Indianapolis, sister of Charles fand Otto Ratert, passed away Sunaay, April 28. Funeral services Tuesday, April 30, 2:30 Ri .. at the home of Mrs. George L. inkler, 246 Buskingham Drive. Burial Concordia. iends invited. Friends may call at the. residence any time

DUNCAN-—Temperance A. age 72, beloved wife of Charies A. Du gnCas, mother of Lyman Duncan, Dayton, Mrs. Hazel McCiedai, San Diego, Gal: sister of Lewis Mitchell, Sheridan, ind., passed ao in Dayton, "0. neral Tuesda 0 at Shirley Bros. Central ‘Chapel, ' Tiliois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Frienas may call at the chapel.

away Friday

FINN—Martin J., beloved husband of Frances Feidhake kinn, father ot Martin Jr. and Carolyn Finn, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Finn, brother of Sister Tarcisia, Walter, Ethel and Earl Finn, died Saturday evening. Funeral irom the Blackwell Funeral ome, . Meriqian St., ! Services at St. Joa C m., Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

GOE—Cornelia Farnsworth, aged 91, beloved mother of Clara and Grace Goe and granamother of Cornelia and Richard ngoury passed away at the residence, 128 S. Ritter Ave. Sunday aR noon. _ Funeral Wednesday, A from Shirley Bros. LS oanion inersl Burial Crown Hill, Friends may funeral home after 2 p. m.

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HENDRICKS—William W, age husband of Dessa Hendricks, father of Mrs. V. B. Drake and James W. Hendricks, stepfather of Ottis, Leslie and Virginia Morgan, Passta away Sibaay, Services Tuesday, 2:30 Ries at Conkle Funeral Home, fends shvited, Burial Greenwood.

MANN-—Alice Craft, widow of Willis C. Mann, beloved mother of Evelyn Cockerell, Louise Hiatt and Franklin C, Mann, passed away at the residence, 76 Conress Ave., April 29, Funer Rs ednesday at the McNeely Mor uary, 1828 N. Meridian. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday Be noon and evening. Rurial Crown Hill

OYLER — Ora, husband of Emma Oyler, brother of Henry of Columbus, O., and George Oyler, Lynn, Ind. passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday, a, m, at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect St. Interment Fountain Park Cemetery, Winchester, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home any time.

SCANLAN—Gertrude B., beloved Bie of John PF, Scanlan mother of James J. New York; . Kathryn and Betiy, all of (Indianapolis: died at her h 1927 N. nois Sf. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30, en a.m & . Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Rushville. Friends invited. She was a member of the Altar Society.

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8, 8 3.50, 84 NEW JERSEY, N., 631 ae 0 furnished, 1-2 rooms; _ parking. $350 t» $6—ILLINOIS. 1132 N.—1 or 3 rooms. utilities: private entrance. ata El r | $3.50—LINDEN, 1205—Front, l-room furnished apartment, downstairs. Private _ entrance; utilities, LI-0403. $3.75 ey light apartments, furnished, clean, front. Porch. 1103 Central.

$4; 21ST. BE. cor 21 Room kitchenette near

nd. iends ma {dence after 10 a. m. u Wesany. ut Sine vest

Housekeeping Rooms

bath, shower, $5—PARK, 1226-—-Cozy room, innersprings. next bath, hot water 075

$8; ment; frigidaire;

$30—SECCND

3-room ap

ALABAMA, 1018 N. overstuf

nicely furnished; utilities. RI-7126. ip

floor farm home;

TA-0100, Ring 4 ALABAMA, 1706 N.—Nice 1 and 2-1! ALABAMA, N. 2117 — Comfortably nished 3-room apartment; phone; ad

kitchenette; adjoining bath; phone,

floor studio apartment; sink; adults. 2501—2 modern rooms, serve meals);

first _ utilities; BROOKSIDE, nished; (will CH-5154.

CARROLLTON

rollaway; overstuffed: private entra newly decorated; adults. RI-5976. CENTRAL, 1948 — Cozy front room kitchenette; four windows. tion. i DORMAN, 730—One small suitable male pensioner; month.

down; | private;

rear;

$4: “$5— MERIDIAN, 1723 N,—l-room; om; near use of frigidaire, TA-1487. kitchenette,

arte fed;

quiet; middle-aged couple; references tequired.

oom

apartments; utilities; $5; parking; phone,

fur. ults,

ALABAMA, 1605 N.—Small front room with BOULEVARD PL., 3015—Furnished 2-room, m,

ms, fur-

hot water.

T1520—Front, 2 rooms; private bath: built-in features in kitchen;

nce;

and

Ideal loca-

HAMILTON, 435 N —Two furnished. Utilities. Phone. couple. E. Michigan car. MASSACHUSETTS, 703, aps. room apartment, sink, hot stant; utilities.

Empl ~ 9—Clean

Nicely utili _ walking distance; MERIDIAN, N., private bath, porch. TA-84 18 NEW JERSEY, N. apartment, Frigidaire, Fenutyrent; ventilation; phone; adults PARK, 215¢—2-Room — aparim ment, nished, newly decorated; utilities; vate entrance. HE-2692. WALNUT, 115 E.—Three rooms, bath, utilities; $6-$8. _in basement. LOVELY WOODRUFF, 608 M. D Extra large room, kitchenette, bath, ig floor; utilities; porch; CH-410 De, 932

furnished apartments; $5 up.

kitchenette,

$28 10TH. “Attractive furnished, U furnished 2-room, large lower, modern apartment: innersprings. stuffed; sink. Also 1 room um, lent transportation. LI-5928. 12TH, 609 E.—3 Large clean rooms, _vate bath, $7.50: 2 rooms, $5.

IVE pri mo. |

rooms, nicely oyed | ————

water con-

MERIDIAN. N.. 814— (Library apartments).

ties;

1728— Lower small 2 rooms, Frigidaire,

1. 1319—Nicely furnished cross

fur=

pri-

private See housekeeper

vate

un-

front. over-{ 4200 Excel-

pri-

Apartments for Rent

538 E. 4001 E. 35

38th—5 rooms, garage Washington—Bedroom 10 N. Meridian—Bedroom 1116 N. Capitol—5 rooms. ... 01 N. New Jersey—3 Jooms. 1530 N. Illinois eff. uti

108 BE. Washington St. Ll-

heat, gas, pis See custodian, Apt,

“Modern, Well Kept / Apts.

K. H. Woodsmall mg Inc.

5393

"BUILDING INSULATED

Dundee Apartment; one-room efficiency; electric refri eration water; McCarty,

edroom apt. in The Meridian, woigaire and all, Yities $40. Inga) distance, IN ichigan., HU -

Choice apts _ gladly shown.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, ND W.Vermont, FLETCHER, 1022—3-Rm. modern; ties: $25. __Shelby. DR-2197

GRACELAND, 3450—5 rooms, bath sn Mower duplex: Water paid. $23,

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

INC. L1-2489. | utili STUDEBAKER REALTY. 2308

med.

3541 N. MERIDIAN

ities furnished. See custodian,

Rito SE ior heat and water Hs

44 Virginia Ave. ro, 2101 N. 3-Bed apartment; sun parlor; heat, water nished -‘MA-3519, BE- 3446 3 RMS., bath, utilities urn, 1027 N. 1 pols. ‘Upper; good condition; por

Attractive 1 and 2-bedroom apts.: util-TA-5665

PARK, 031—5 Rooms, modern; upper du-

ished.

RES LI-38

room fur-| BY

- i

Furn. Houses—Apts.

18A

COLLEGE, 6136—Attra i private 4 Cross ventilated; igidaire, utili

ARATE Repent cosy. bath; carline.

porch; adul

ims.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

ILLINOIS, No. 2020—Unusually clean, attractive 3-room apartment; innersprings, __radio, kelvinator, utilities. * PENNSYLVANIA, 1444 N.—3 Rooms; beds, fUnersprIngs sink, utilities, stant hot water a 2 : % RITTER, 336 N. (Watson). -2 Nicely furn. rms.; innersprings, o'stuffed; utils, sum__mer "prices. UNION, 2283—Four-room, attractively furnished apartment. Refrigeration; all 2 es.

“twin con-

Houses for Rent 19

BROADWAY. 2224—0 rms. 2.car garage: newly decorated: reasonable. Hoover, RI-87486. CAPITOL, 2830 N.—5 Rooms, heat, water, garage; $35. N. P. LI-3538. Sa = . DELAWARE, 2339 N. — Six-room modern double Interior completely redecorated. Hickman. -1990. HIGHLAND, 15 N.—Newly decorated, futtable for rooming house; 2-car garage.

“redecorated; SHELBY.

12TH, 1518 E.—6- -Room . modern; hardwood floors; 2-car garage

HOMES, apts., large selections; $6 week| 0 $75. Free service. WHITE _HE- 4466.

COL Ci Te H, 716 W.—Five sooms, inside joilet; $12 month. Call RI- 8862,

AF arme—Siby roan =8Y, ACRES

Northwest corner Franklin Rd. and Rawls Ave. Modern 3-bedroom home, arage, poultry house, full basement,

Slecteicity’ gas. Jennings Btos. 28 S. Ill.

Corner 47th & Franklin Rd. (8000 East) Large modern home with extra ground; chicken house, large garage, oFr auick sale, appraised $4250. want offer. M 2384. R-2384, SEXTON AGENCY, 107 _Peoples Bank *Bldg.

NEAR wil wl ST EAST—Love! y nei ghborhood. 5-rm, semi-mod. bung.; room or bath: excellent condition; gaJake; 2 ok lots, fruit. ShTubbery. Price

er cent HODES 12th St. CH-6204

._ 2619 Eo) 5 ACRES cust of

On National Rd., Cumberland. Moderate price. Walter Folkerth, “Fast Side Agent.” 2 E. Washington. IR-4200. ACRE garden land, 6-rm, home; and decorations inside: new house; close t s; edge of Lawrence. 205) $2,250. Terms or trade. JACK C ARR, MA- 2523 HU-2300. = ne ACRES, 3-room house, barn, chicken house, fruit berries, 2 tillable: $600; $100 down, RALPH SKINNER, Morgantown, Ind., Route 2. GOOD 4-room house for sale; lots, chicken park: equity cheap; transportation. 3374 N. Dénny.

FOR SALE CHEAP—Six-room house: a bargain.

4707 Ardmore. Drexel GarESS ee ei g————ri—p—LAWRENCE, Pendleton Pike: semi-modern five-room Home 3 acres, $500 down. Owner. CH-0267-J ile CNW. 7% cul-

105 A. Hendricks Co. 30 m tivation. 2 wood. Bai Good stream. JOHN B. ‘CASE, 3510 N. Penn. TA- 4286.

5 ACRES—Attractive homesite, southeast. Rolling, wooded, cleared. Owner. DR4715- 1901 Walker. 324 A, lve stock farm, 30 mi. W., U.S. 36. good blds. JOHN CASE, TA 4288.

Business Property 21

dwelling _on State Mrs. Floyd Six,

new floors chicken

garage, | En

RENT—Store building, road, $25 ey month. Gwynnville, nd

GE Lake front lot: “Lakeside Heights, haffer Lake. LI- 5928,

Resorts and Cottages

Houses and Lots Sale 25

4500 NORTH—SEMI-MODERN 2-car gar.; lot, ¢5x140; Mr, Woodruff. LI-5506

CLARK REALTY

“DOWN—S$12 MO. ipside water, toilet, gar.

28 8. Mlinois.

OW el modern home, 870 Middle Drive, Woodruff; 3500 down, $50 month. To see call CH- 755

Term BR-407 Lo

ooms,

NORTHEAST—Nice five-room za “tunalow, $2350; easy payments. DAVIS.

_ CH-7550 isa FOUR BEDROOM modern, College at 4th

St. FTice reduced to Term RI-565 goons & GOODE HU- 5427 - ROOM ERN— Make

A MOD ber VE 63 Kenwood. me LI-5065. BR-2 2855.

I'S. | taxes and in

‘| Make

Houses and Lots ¢ Sale

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company

Union Title Buildin

155 E. MARKET ST. ALL MODERN, 5-room and sewing hungalow,

10 $2600 TILE BATH, “Built. in a

inets. Large basement. Front drive 12 block to Brookside car, stores. $260 down, P3L: $21.95 a mo. Oy To see 1334 Commerce Ave,, Call Mike nD. IR-2487, or MA-3521, E, KIRK KIRK McKINNEY CO., INC.

"4 ROOMS and DINETTE

OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 Seven new colonial homes up, to be built. Large living room, rooms, kitchen, bath, full basement; $500 cash, $30.00 per mo. FHA. By Appt. 4800 E. Stratford, 1 blk. N. of English BRIDGES & GRAVES 243 N. Del. RI- RI-3477

BUY and BUILD

In Keystone Manor (6200 block Rocke ville Road). Restricted suburban subdivie sion. close to churches, schools and transe portation. Large lots, 100x200: priced upe ward from $250.00.

aul Boardman MA-1331 FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, _ AGENT

5-ROOM BUNGALOW

1235 N. Mount, modern, garage; $270.00 cash, balance monthly. Turner Sldg. and Savings Assn., 1000 Lemcke Bldg. LI1-8621,

BUNGALOW-5100 NORTH Five-room modern; built-in features; good furnace; nice basement; garage; under $3000. Mr. 4074, wc SLRRE REALTY. LI-5596.

(IMMEDIATE POSSESSION) 1987-89 Hillside; three-room en, hod ern double; one ‘side vacant: easy terms. STUDEBAKER REALTY" “2308 Shelby. DR-2197. COLORED RBRUYERS See our list of homes. J. R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423,

“Phone RI-5551 tor lowest want nt od word rate oi _the ony _and_ auick k_results = = a EE —

S1X more 2 bed-

Real Estate Investments 25A "TO SETTLE ESTATE

232 N. Jefferson, modern ‘with stoker,

offer, Smith or Kilgore, 827 Lemcke Bldg.

Real Estate for Trade 26

mr —— 80 “ACRES—Southwest ; “fair Improvements, lots of fruit; > tillable; consider 5 room house or double; immedi . session. Iso a money-making "tilling station, 20, residence or vacant groun _ JACOBS, 424 _Peoples Bank. nk. LI-3845.

Real Estate Loans 28

LIT RED TAPE NO

_—

Commissions or Charge for Application

More rapid service, lower costs and YoU more

conveniences are by using our

-| new plan of home financing.

' LJ Ie Pry FEDERAL ht Md LALLY 7 rv Assn Buildi Fi i 4 2% NO HIDDEN CHARGES : F.H.A. Mortgage Loans—Construction Money x2, GEO, A. BUSKIRK Ries Mortgage Loans-—-Construction Money “COLONIAL, HOME LOANS

Rent like monthly paym of 1 gon per month, includes Mterest Primer

Pe oLONIAL N I He Bivins GS & LOAN LOAN Mie INTEREST AS LOW AS 40, ON NORTH SIDE HOMES. % PF. B. McKibbin, 115 N. Penn. RI-8737

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