Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1940 — Page 14

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Plan Debate Come Now

On Election!

Montgomery Challenge to

O'Brien Accepted.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 12 A star-studded public debate over President Roosevelt and his Repub- |

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lican rival for the Presidency, Wen- I dell L. Willkie, was shaping up |

today. Robert Montgomery, chairman of the “We the People Commiitee,” which is for Mr. Willkie, challenged Pat O'Brien, chairman of the “Hollywood for Roosevelt” organization, to. a debate over the qualifications of the candidates. Mr. O’Brien was away, but Ralph Block, writer and secretary of the Roosevelt club, accepted. Mr. Montgomery, who is seeking to have the debate broadcast on a national network, will argue for Mr. Willkie. The Roosevelt debater will be selected from a group of prospects which includes Edward G. Robinson, Miriam Hopkins, Rosalind Russell, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Henry Fonda and Walter Huston.

BLONDIE SAYS 'NO'

Screen actress Penny Singleton has turned down an offer from a matrimonial agency for use of her name in connection with the conduct of its business. The offer was ‘prompted by Miss Singleton’s current title role “Blondie Plays

Cupid.” OCT. 17-18-19

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THE LITTLE FOXES

LILLIAN HELLMAN'S Dramatic Triumph with FRANK CONROY and a distinguished cast

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by war. + It is a big and carefuliy-wrought picture. Yet into it Chaplin has managed to inject the same mixture of comedy and tragedy that enthralled his audiences of -the silent screen, It is a two-hour show, and the greater part of it is slap-stick comedy, the pie-throwing, bellyflopping, type of comedy Chaplin originated. Chaplin's own Hitler, Jack Oakie’s Mussolini, Billy Gilbert's Goering, (they are only thinly-disguised) are really funny. But there is tragedy in .it, too. Paulette Goddard, who is Chaplin's wife, as Hannah, Maurice Moscovich as Mr. Jaeckel, Chaplin, this time a little Jewish barber, are the symbols of a people over whom a darkness has fallen. Laughter and ,tears alternate and intermingle with kaleidoscopic speed through ‘an hour and 54 minutes.

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Chaplin Holds Premiere Of Tragi-Comic ‘Dictator’

By WILLIAM B. DICKINSON United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct. 15 (U. P.).—Charlie Chaplin's one-man blitzkrieg — against war and hatred and intolerance had its first showing here last po

Before New York's blase first night crowd, the little man ‘with the | {baggy pants and the postage-stamp mustache unveiled his $2,300,000 moving picture, “The Great Dictator,” acted in protest against a world torn |

the show he wrote, directed, and

Then in the six last climactic min-

|utes, having gripped his audience

with the mastery of his tragi-

comedy, Chaplin holds them spellbound with a powerful plea for freedom ‘and democracy and unity and love. Then Hynkel, dictator of Tomainia, and a little Jewish barber with baggy pants and a derby hat, are not speaking. It is Chaplin appealing for the world he wants. “This is no propaganda picture,” Chaplin said while he waited nervously for its premiere. “I have no thought of carrying a banner. “I'm not anti-anything except the persecution of the small and the weak. - But insanity is insanity and brutality is brutality.” Last night he sat in the rear of the Astor Theater watching the first night audience. It sat for a moment in silence when his picture ended, then burst spontaneously into thunderous applause.

NEWSHAWKS' BOOM

Hollywood's extras who play reporters are finding plenty of work in current films, among them Walter Wanger’s “Foreign Correspondent,” Fox's “Western Union,” and Paramount’s “Arise My Love.”

WHEN DOES IT START?

CIRCLE

“Knute Rockne—All American,” with Pat O’Brien, Gale Page. Ron=aid Reagan, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and

with

“Money and the Woman,” th

Jedtvey Lynn. Brenda Marshall, 11:20." 2:30, 5:40 and 8:50. INDIANA

, “Down Argentine Way,” with Don Ameche, Bettv Grable. Carmen Miranda, at 12:20, 3:43, 7:06 and 10:29. “Public Deb No. 1,” with George Murphy. Brenda Joyce. Elsa Maxwell, at 11, 2:23. 5:46 and 9:09. 3: March of Time at 2:03. 5:26 and

LOEW’S “The Howards of Virginia,” with Cary Grant, artha Scott, Sir Poune LrTvicks, at 11, 2:35, 6:10

Lady

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LYRIC tna Ray Hutton and her orchestra on stage at 12:30, 2:46, 5:11, 7:27 and 9:43. “The Gay Caballero,” with Ces; Rometo, Sheila Ryan, ol 1193, 1:2 3:47, 6:03. 8:19 and 1

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Sings Friday

James Melton . . . opens artist series.

As the opening attraction on its artist series, the Indianapolis Matinee . Musicale will present James Melton, opera and radio tenor, in recital at 2 p. m, Friday at Ayres’ auditorium. Philip Evans Melton in the Ombra mai fu’ “Ber Neupierige

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will accompany Mr. following program: I

“Sombrero’’ . “Le Reve” from “Manon. ‘“Ouvre tes yeux bleus”.. .Massenet

Hungarian jihapsody No. . Lisat

“The - Jugg Mr, Evans.

Ehcevan le stelle” from ‘‘Tosca.” Pucinni “Mattin . .Leoncavallo

‘“The Hills of Hom “The Little Irish a ‘“He’s Gone Away’ Love,

evsesdonsinenss Fox

Loh arr. Sowerby

“Come, Carnevali

eo Tallulah Carries ° 1 1 1 On in 'Who's Who Tallulah Bankhead, who comes to English’s- Thursday night in Lillian Hellman’s “The Little Foxes,” has accomplished- two services for the Bankhead clan. Not only did she satisfy vicariously the theatrical ambitions of her father, the late William B. Bankhead, Speaker of the House of Representatives, but she became the third generation of a distinguished family to rate inclusion in “Who’s Who.” Her grandfather, Senator John Hollis Bankhead, was often referred to as the “father of good roads” because of his long service as chairman of the Senate’s Post Office and Post Roads Committee. The public career of the late Speaker Bankhead is well known. And there is another member of 'Ithe family "in Congress, Senator John Hollis Bankhead II. A third of Miss Bankhead’s uncles to be found in “Who’s Who” is Henry M. Bankhead, a retired Army colonel and a commercial attache of the United States Legation in Ottawa. Miss Bankhead is the first of the family to invade the theater. But it was only his mother’s strenuous objection to the stage which turned William B. Bankhead from acting to law and a political career.

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Dance Sponsored By Police Order

Associate members of the Fraternal Order of Police will hold their second annual Police Ball at the Indiana Roof Thursday night. The event is open to the public, and receipts are to be used by the F. O. P. to promote the organization’s holiday charities. Charles Apostol, general chairman, has announced that Bob Sylvester and his orchestra’ have been engaged for the dance.

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mickey finn in the innocent guise of a chocolate milk shake. At and then in the obvious throes of a hangover, with Lee Bowman

opens Friday at Loew’s,

Poor Pitching Alarms Willkie

ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 15 (U. P.). — Wendell L. Willkie today viewed with alarm the country’s future “as a baseball nation.” Twice alluding in speeches here to sundry missiles — tomatoes, boiled potatoes, eggs and the like —that have been tossed at him during his continental stumping tour, the Republican Presidential candidate said: “I am convinced from the number of pitches’ that have been made at me and from the few hits that have been scored that America, as a baseball nation, is on the decline. »

MILLIGAN IS NAMED VOTE INQUIRY CHIEF

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 (U. P.). —Attorney General Robert H. Jackson today appointed Maurice M. Milligan, U. 8. attorney for the Western District of Missouri, to direct a nation-wide investigation of alleged irregularities in this year’s |- Presidential election campaign. Mr. Milligan successfully prosecuted the Kansas City election fraud cases in 1936 and 1938 and the 1939 income tax cases which resulted in the imprisonment of Thomas A.

t| Pendergast, Kansas City political |=———;

boss, and the decline in power of his political machine.

WORLD IS LEANING TO PAGANISM, SAYS POPE

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15 (U. P.).— Christianity is “confronted with world which in large measure has almost fallen back into paganism,” Pope Pius XII said last night in a message delivered by Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Papal Delegate to the United States.

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HOHVT—Charles H., 79 years beloved father -of Herman, Wil am, Froest. Edward, Elmer and Leonard Hohlt, TS. Frieda Geier and Mes. Martha iy assed away Monday 2 Funeral ednesday. 2 p. m,, at the H. Herr-~ mann Funeral Home, 1505 s East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. today.

NLOGEL—William G. (Jaca), age “3 Vears at his late home, 46 E. Palmer Dine of 4 Elizabeth and Joe FoltScherer, Mrs.

oe Curd of neral from 1458 S. I Brine 8 2,71 Sacred Heart Church 9 a. m. St. Joseph’s Cemetery.

LUCAS—Henry D., age 64, be of Clara, father of Mrs. Ethel Ford an Otis Lucas of Indianapolis, brother of Mrs. Fannie Moore, Mrs. Belle Bush and Mrs. Ethel Moss, all of Saelby County, and Charles Lucas of dans ols: also survived by five grandchildren, assed Bway Det 14. Services Wednesday, 2 the home in Carrollton, Burial on Palestine, Friends invited.

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OLSON—Frank D., 322 N. Audubon Road, beloved husbanc of Helen ‘end b Qlson, father of Franklin, Don and Philip f Mrs. Patricia D. Olson, 4 e Sunday, , 38e 38 Funeral ednesday, Oct. 186, Moore Kirk Irvington any. 5342 E. Washingtcn, 10 . Friends may call any time. Burial Pendleton.

OSBON—Harry, age 55, late residence Linden Hotel; beloved husband of Laura Osbon, ‘brother of Mrs. J. W. Lucas, Bloomfield, Ind., and Claude Osbon, Denver, Colo.; passed away suddenly at Warsaw, Ind., Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m, from the “Bloomfield Presbyterian Church. Burial Gran Vieu C Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Oentrai Chapel, Illinois at 10th St., from 4 p. Tuesday until 10 a. m. Wednesday and 26 the church from 1-2 p. m. Wednesay.

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RUDOLPH—Alletta, beloved wife of Christion Rudolph, mother of Virginia J. and Christie Rudolph, sister of John T. Linegar, passed away Tuesday morning. Private funeral at Shirley Bros. Irvington Funeral Home, 5377 E. Washington St. Thursday at 2 p. m. Intimate friends are invited to call at the funeral home from 9 a. m. Thursday until 12 o'clock noon.

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H. S. Meeker, Mgr., Phone Riley 5404 Loans adade to Residents of Nearby Towns

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Personal Loans—$20 to $300 TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone Rlley 1471

GENERAL

(of; |

GENERAL ARACTER or AUTO

LOANS

No Endorsers

‘PROMPT SERVICE—SMALL COST °

BORROW $75 to $1,000 —Take 6 to 20 Months to Pay Reduce Payments— Consolidate Your Debfe—Obtain More Cash MANY LOANS COMPLETED WHILE YOU WAIT

PARK FREE Across St. in Arcade Garage tor Auto Appraisal

PHONE FOR A LOAN MARKET 4455

WEEKS TO MAKE FIRST PAYMENT

"NEW ADDRESS EUR RL IL LR

managed.

next door.

your loan. Buckeye Finance C dept. of

DRUG "STORE. £094 business. 327. Times.

Terms.

SMALL | LOAN LICENSEES

Locally owned and

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get It’s. that easy.

0. loan

’ EQUITABLE [I HINER MA. 3361. 219 E. Ohio St.

co.

gusiness Opportunities

“splendid “location, doing Address Box

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO. NOTE, FURNITURE & AUTO LOANS 10 W. Ohio St., Reom 207.. PETTY

AUTO LOANS (NVESTIGATE OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN. SACKS RROS. 0 " 306-8-10 INDIANA avo “RI-5008, ~ SIGNATURE | LOANS Months to Repay PITAL FINANCE CORP, Bldg. LOANS ERAL LOAN CO.

LIBER 152 N. Delaware. Furniture

Merchandise for Sale

804 Kreme

all! §oos,

HEATERS Gi Goal

and other makes, suitable for any id ment at reduced prices. Used Heater Bargains

Fixtures U NAME IT

WE HAVE TI For every purpose. A square of parking place and bargains. Bomals or All Occasions

rets, Poultry, Livestock 32]

NG'S

INDIANA

EXTRA nice ponies, Meier, 4% __Road 40, R.

R11, Farm, Garden, Pla

alse. pony colts and saddle horse. Will trade or give terms. miles east of Irvington on Box 331. IR-1413.

nts

BILEIARD Co.

1615-45 Southeastern MA. 3401

ka)

GRAPES. 75¢ bu.; CABBA

ES, 84c per 100-1b

2230 N. Rural. Op.

\GE, fine

krhug, it> and other’ purposes Boe a bushel;

Ra Hrs. " Daily

"for

Latest 1941 St o Hundreds to og

ATS from. As

EVERGREENS — Shrubs. Prices reasonable, 206 W. Troy Ave. DR-12 Bring containers. W 16th and Mont

cider. fruit.

Yiome gro

Maschmever Nursery.

APPLES. 50c bu.; potatoes, $1 bag. Fresh

yal line calm.

wi.

low Terms if eired’ 00

MARILYN FURS

2440 N RI of OPEN DAILY TO BOSON. TO 7

Merchandise for Sale

34! Lower Lumber Prices

TABLECLOTH or hand- crocheted lacy patte 414 Jefferson

“Help Us Keep RI-6622.

1 season; $60.

DINING 3 SUITE, | $39

1212 Comer

“bedspread;

rn, only

YOUR old En ers, clothing, furniture. thers.” Salvation Army.

$95 DUO-THERM oil heater: heats 5 rooms |S

beautiful

ape. walnut. 310 E. Wash.

Merchandise tor Sale

Shiplap 3” No. 2 rer 100 Ft. $4.90 0. Wallboard rer 100 sa. rt. $2.60 Roll Roofing Slate, any col. $1 69 Hex Shingles Bae., any col. $1.87 310° W. Wagh © & SON LI-8833 NEW AN UseD SC MBER

C Window Sash post 3 Frames

34 Marion Material Co.

MYERS Brothers Bulldozer pump. 5-inc

AND

EB 3525 E. Washington.

bowl; used one season; terms $1.00 week

FIRST

9x12

BLOCK’'S WHSE,, 424 N. mi.

UALITY RUGS & LINOLEUM

1 E. Wash.

shallow well stroke. 4-inch bore, 2-inch Dine connection, completely reconditioned. LECTRIC MACHIN

CIRCULATING HEATER, pre-owned;

4.50

Open eves.

E CO. R-1151.

2046 Northwestern,

ARMY Shoes. Regulation. All Si 00 sizes. Perfect condition. . Husung boots, 2 hoots, breeches, arce y y wool shirts, pants, und army boots. 620 N. el Ave, Bryesh

MAYTAG WASHER, tub; new rolls; guaranteed; terms $1.00 week

16”

pre-owned; fully

MA-4499

152 S. Wes$

TA-4543

square reconditioned,

Sale Now + in Progress

Kills RATS,

Rat-Ri

ITARY,

savings in Indianapolis. ND WRECKI 1320 Kentucky Ave,

KELVINATOR owned; apartment size; Suapeised; terms $1.00

eek BLOCK’ 8 WHSE,, 424 N. IIL

MICE and all other RODENTS. SAFE, SAN-

SURE. Albert 'G. Maas Co, 31 Va. Ave. RI-3315

JOMPLETE S1OCK of new and used jumber and building materials at greatest

NG CO.

L1-7100,

REFRIGERATOR, Al- condition.

pre- |

Open eves.

Modern air-conditione Easy budget plan of isd ih Jen Pes Polar Ice & Fuel Ce Rent

ew low

round porcelain tub; new rolls, Guaranteed; terms $1.00 week. BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N. Ill.

DUNCAN PHYFE Di SUITE, 5-piece, Dre - $34.95

HOME APPLIANCES CO.

3360 N. ILLINOIS. OPEN EVES. TA.

$24.95

Remodeling of Al

| Kinds

No down payment, 3 years to pay. Moore & Moore, Inc. BR-5424. Nites. MA-3321.

model; divided porcelain top, thrift cooker; terms $1.00 week. BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N. Ill.

Unclaimed Freight Station

$79.50

FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGER

Guaranteed; terms $1.00 week

BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N. Ill.

TOR; 6 cu. pre-owned; sealed unit all-steel cabinet.

: $69.95

"Open eves.

fn; ous sizes FIR

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

erators, *3000 Northe APEX WASHER, pre-owned. late model;

Open eves.

1330, HOT POINT ELECTRIC RANGE; new ’39

Open eves.

800 sq. ft. aloe, $3. 0 for bu Vari-

model, with thrift cooker;

new lumber, $2.50 MILLION POPULA 310 S. Delaware.

40,000 FT. 2x4 to 12 used and off-grade er hundre ON WRECKING CO.

Guaranteed; terms $1.00 w

BLOCK'S WHSE,,

NGER AT FOUNTAIN Binges electric portable Treadle i __1107 Shelby.

tion, $55: droom suite, BATES STUDIO. 22

of other furniture: cheap. mont.

$179 1340. OROSLEY Refri sample, 8

424 N. IIL

eek.

SQUARE

$39.50

BEAUTIFUL , Italian oak dining room suite, refectory table, cost $200, perfect condion complete. Meridian.

4-PIECE bedroom suite; iso 2 Toguls

742 N.

erator,

ranty; only. $129.50. Terms. 310 E.

AIR COMPRESSORS oi. 5c

M. & E. Mfg. Co., 720 S. Meridian. RI-1549.

GENERAL ELECTRIC FERRIC Ton, pre-owned; apartment size.

$69.95

Open eves.

floor ft. Freezer cold 5-year war-

. $99.50

"Open eves.

terms $1.00 week. BLOCK’'S WHSE., 424 N. ni.’

CHAMBERS GAS RANGE; oven; A-1 condiiom; terms $1.00 week. BLOCK’S WHSE., ‘424 N. II. Linseed oil, 83c gal.

SPECIAL Turpentine, 49¢ gal.

MARION CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP. 731 W. Henry. ~LI-6381 STOVE-FURNACE parts made. Best prices, Bethel. DR-0639. FOUNDRY. TYPEWRITER, Remington noiseless; three months old, . Cost $ DR-5461.

6270

LHAMBERS GAS RANGE, pre-owned; late

semi-high

Open eves,

2222

135.50, will sell for

Bed, Complete $7 °3.% “ash

310 E. Wash,

Bes} Drawers $4.50 3°.F

OOK STOVE, $4; Charter Oak heater, IR-4164

up. Rh old gas range, $2.50.

with Protecto Co.,

Meal gas range. 18. WA-9874

BASEBURNERS ree Size; reasonable.

132 8. Penn.

EDROOM suite, dining room suite, Quick BY as 636 Highland Drive, Apt.

(2)—Perfect ¢

Roaches, etc., easily killed ‘Lurie LI-3793.

Spray.

condition; 1019 Westbrook.

DRESSERS §5 “UE Wan

Open Eves. YOUNG

MAN'S green overcoat, size 36; elkskin hockey Skates, size 6. TR-1943,

Clean, cheap. Dugger Fruit Jars on™ S658 w Walnut.

FOUR DOORS, 1%x30x7 ft. _ plete with hardware and glass. LI-2184.

MODEL, FURNACES are the

Ta Electric Good drop- al Jreadle __SINGER_CO.. TORY Eo, Beautiful. liv. rme., din. rms., rugs.

at 50%

ers, $7.00 u EB. Warlinelo RI-0626.

MAPLE D. TABLE,

Poster Bed, Mattress and 8 » a Ca Carpet, Sac

vis year aas mss $25

$1 W. Wash, RI-9718. off at House Twin beds, dinettes, bedrms., N. M GUARANTEED rebuilt washers and swee TERS $1.00 a week. 1638

2428

Chir

gigilnts

Call Home Stove Co. bl A

0 |PING PONG TABLES, 3" ply top. $1250 Delivered. a

Birch come best buy,

i size

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. PRINTING. 685 Century Bldg. HAA 348

SEVERAL model ai gasoline motors; up, - DR-3421-W.

RTT Vy My

er.

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