Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1940 — Page 15

DNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940 -

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“pital. Robert Malsberry, 9, of 722 Park“Way, was hurt slightly yesterday when struck by an automobile

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TUCKER TO ADDRESS LINCOLN CONVENTION

WABASH, Ind, June 19—Secretary of State James M. Tucker and his deputy, Richard T. James, will be the speakers at the banquet of Indiana Fifth District Lincoln Clubs June 29 here. Mr. Tucker is a candidate for re-election and Mr. James is candidate for State Auditor. The convention will begin at noon on June 29 and will end with a box dinner June 30 to be addressed by Raymond E. Willis, Republican gubernatorial nominee; and Rep. Forrest A. Harness, candidate for Senatorial nominee; Glen R. Hillis,

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RURAL, CITY TAX EQUALITY IS AIM

Over-production in New Program.

Equitable distribution of property taxes among rural and urban

of the Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc, legislative platform, Schenck, ‘president, said today. Details of the Hoosier farm organization program to be presented to both political parties after the Democratic state convention next week now are being worked out. On a national basis, the Bureau’s chief interest is to prevent a repetition of the farm over-production which occurred during the last war, Mr. Schenck said.

Production Watched

Co-operating with farm organizations in 39 other states, the Indiana bureau will take a firm. stand against sny attempt to intensify farm production which would be followed by a period of speculation detrimental to the farmer, the Bureau chief said. Wheat and corn production are reaching record levels this year and the - graneries already contain enough food to tide over this nation for a year, he said. “There is no need of producing more than we can consume,” he said. “The effect of such a policy already has been demonstrated. “If we seek to avoid a repetition of 10-cent corn and 6-cent eggs, we must keep our productive capacity in line with current demands.” In Indiana, the Bureau's program

lief, and the building of roads and schools, in addition to property taxes and assessments, Mr. Schenck said. ; Education Stressed

" Indiana farmers are interested in seeing a gradual extension of state support for educational institutions, he said. This is necessary to raise the standards of rural schools to those of urban schools, he added saying that this’ policy merely follows out the constitutional right of equal educational opportunity. “Another of the things in which we are interested,” he said, “is a maintenance of the present system of financing highways. Never again should our roads be financed by a property tax levy.” Speaking generally Mr. Schenck said .that he believed that sending quantities’ of foodstuffs’ to the homeless civilians in Europe will be necessary but that the relief should not come from the farmer alone. The transportation of food must be financed by capital and labor as well as the farmer with each group bearing its proportionate share, the Bureau president said.

135 PUPILS ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL

A total enrollment of 135 for elementary Summer schools in Indianapolis was reported today. This is the first year that elementary classes have been held in the summer except at Schcol 2 and Crispus Attucks High School. This year classes are being held in six schools and the enrollment is the highest on record. The enrollment at School 2 totals 45. There are 24 pupils in School 56; 20 at School 80; 15 at School 34; 11

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Lyric Will Feature Comedy

property owners will form the basis|

That’s not Hugh Herbert's Aunt Minnie making a frontal attack

upon an English walnut, but Mr.

Herbert himself, all dolled up in a

blond wig for his role in the Lyric’s forthcoming film, “La Conga Nights.” Below are Ward and Van, distinguished team of long-haired virtuosos who will be on the Lyric stage beginning Friday.

MAXINE SHRADER TO GIVE RECITAL

Elma Igelman, voice teacher at the Burroughs School of Music, will present Maxine Marie Shrader, soprano, in a recital at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the American Insurance auditorium. With Richard Carpenter at the piano, Miss Shrader will sing the following program:

1 “Amarilli, mia bella” «eset Caceini

‘Danza, danza “Vissi d'arte” “Gretchen am Spinnrade’” “Der Knarienvogel” ‘“‘Staendchen” ....

Puccini

Schubert Tschaikowsky Brahms

III “Si tule voulais” “Vielle Chanson Espagnol’ “Avril en Fleurs”

“Jewel | Song’’ (Faust) .

‘‘Above the Clouds” .. Beecher “Sea gods’ Lid... Cevaeaetis Tyson “A Spring Fancy" Densmore

NOVACHORD IS CLUB FEATURE

Bea Pipes, who sings and plays the novachord, is providing entertainment for patrons of Jim Hussey’s ‘new Sportsman’s Club, restaurant and bar recently opened at 934 N, Pennsylvania St. The new air-conditioned spot has decorations by Ralph Iula of Indianapolis, who designed the decorations for the Variety Club’s head-

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WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE ‘Safari,”” with Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Madeleine Carroll, Tullio CarSinan, at 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and

“Flight Angels,” with Virginia Bruce, Dennis Morgan, Wayne Mor=ris, at 12:35, 3:25, 6:15 and 9:05. INDIANA ‘Brother Orchid,” with Edward G. Robinson, Ann Sothern, Ralph Beljaigy, at 12:43, 3:47, 6:51 and 9:55. “Sandy Is a Lady,” with Baby Sandy. Nan Grey, Mischa Auer, at 11:40, 2:44, 5:48 and 8:52. March of Time, at 11:22, 2:36, 5:30 and 8:34. Z LOEW'S “The Mortal Storm,” with Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart, Robert Young, at 11:35, 3, 6:25 and 9:50. “Phantom Raider.”” with Walter Pidgeon. Florence Rice, at 1:25, 4:50, and 8: LYRIC

Maj. Bowes’ Sixth Anniversary ReJue; on stage at 1, 3:49, 6:38 and

‘Twenty-One. Days Together,” with : Vivien Leigh. Laurance Olivier, on soresn at 11:27, 2:16, 5:05, 7:54 and

quarters in the Lyric Theater Building, and for many theaters throughout the State. Mr. Hussey for several years was associated in the operation of the Graylynn Blue Room.

STUDENTS TO PERFORM

Drama and speech students of Bernice Van Sickle at the Jordan

program called “The Grab Bag,” tonight at 8 o'clock in the Odeon.

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Paramount Names New Manager; - Talent Lined Up for Qlson Revue

By HARRY JOE COFFEY, who has been

Wednesday evening. Mr. Coffey started as a part time usher with the Strand and was assistant manager during the

last four years. ” ” ”

YOU MAY HAVE missed the pretty girl cashier at the Emerson, who greeted the customers a year and a half. She and her husband, Don Wright, Rivoli manager, are expecting the stork. . +» « Quite a few acts already have been lined up .for that Nathan Weinberg-Pete French talent revue to open soon at some of the Olson theaters. . », The Rivoli is showing the third of its series of patriotic shorts this week. It's “The Bill of Rights” and is a 15-minute number depicting the events leading up to the adoption of the Bill of Rights in 1789. The other two shorts were “The Monroe Doctrine” and “Teddy, the Roughrider.” . . . The Granada is showing “Buck Benny Rides Again” for a full week starting tomorrow. . . . Joan Fontaine, who made such'a hit in “Rebecca,” is brought back tonight and tomorrow at the Parker in “Gunga Din.”

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THE MID-WEEK calendar follows: BELMONT—Tonight and tomorrow: “King of the L zs” “Listen Daring. E umberjacks”’ and “Listen CINEMA—Tonight “And One Was 2 Double Trouble.

DAISY—Tonight : we “Meet g and tomorrow: e.

end tomorrow: ,Beautiful”. and “Saint's

“Till Again” and “Everything's on

_ DRIVE-IN — Tonight: ‘‘Housek eT’ Daughter a ang = Sosed Sooke il roug! aturday: “M the Elsinore” and selected ehiiny ot ~EMERSON—Tonight: “Rebecca” “It All Came True Tomorrow ELL darertaty «ch 3 and ES on g “Dr. Cy Tomorrow through Saturdav: “Primrose Path’ BR Dl ere corer. \ —Tonight through Friday: “My Son. My Son’ Rd alias the Deacon.” .

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: “Saint’s Double We Meet Again.” y Rides A gh oilers hod aS Mistake.” Ra i pensd By + JAMILTON—Tonight: ‘Rebecca’ Young Tom Edison.” Tomorrow ihfough Saturday: ‘Primrose Path’ and It All Came True.” ., . IRVING—Tonight: “And One. Beautiful” and “In _Old Missouri.” through MECCA ue re d t —Tonight and tomorrow: Crowd | Roars” and “Calling Philo

Vance. . ORIENTAL—Tonis ht: ‘Village Barn Dance” and ‘“Men_ Without Sculs.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Man from Dakota’ and ‘Allegheny Uprising.” «.PARAMOUNT—Tonight: ‘Maisie’ Isle of Destiny.” On stage: revue. = Tomorrow and Friday: “D Farliol's Magic Bullet” and “Kid from .PJARKER—Tonight and tomorrow: Cine Din” an “Knights of the REX-—Tonight and tomorrow: “Black Friday’ and ‘‘House of Seven Gables.” RITZ—Tonight: ‘Too Many Husbands” and “Johnny Abollo.” ~ Tomorrow through Saturdav: ‘Saint's Double Tue and “Men Without Souls.”

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