Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1942 — Page 23

|PRICE cEILINGS ON TURKEYS ORDERED WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (U. P.) — Turkey sold direct from farmer to. the consumer will be subject tof.

special price ceilings, the office of price administration decreed today.

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ATKINS—Williant A., husband of la. Bloomenstock and dianapolis, and brother of Marsh and Mary Alexander of Haute, pi way Wedn Funeral at Tesidence, on Be ave., Saturday, Nov. 31 invited. Burial Floral so may call at residence after Thursday. Leap service,

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by RICHARD LEWIS

Veronica Has Hex Appeal

IN THE YEAR 1690, Jonathan Wooley, as straight-laced a Puritan @s ever was an ancestor, denounced a witch and her pappy who was a

} Sorcerer.

Both were burned according. to the quaint custom of the

period and buried beneath an oak tree whose roots were to keep their

gpirits confined.

In reprisal and with malice aforethought, the witch laid a curse

upon Wooley (Frederick March) and the descendants of Wooley - (Frederick March), to witch: Said descendants were doomed ‘to - marry the wrong women, which they invariably did, to their eternal misery. There was a Wooley in the Revolution who joined up to get away from his shrewish wife and another Wooley in 1861 who answered Lincoln's call for much the Same reason.

Coming down to the present, we find the last of the Wooleys running for governor and about to marry, in unwitting obedience

CONCERTS Tomorrow at 8:30 P. M.

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to the ancient curse, a shrew (Susan Hayward). She is the daughter of the publisher whose newspapers are backing our candidate and making his election a lead pipe cinch. 8 8 8 COMES THEN a thunderstorm which strikes the tree in which the witch and her sorcerer father are imprisoned. Out come the smoky spirits of ‘the pair who proceed to become Veronica Lake and Cecil Kellaway, their ancient grudge against the Wooleys still intact. Wraithing through the New England countryside, the smoky hex artists wind up in a bottle of champagne and 7-Up respectively outside the country club where our hero and shrew are dancing the light fantastic in honor of their coming nuptials. Witch Lake identifies the last of the Wooleys and resolves to make him suffer by having him fall in love with her in human

I form.

‘What goes on from here is one of the wildest and most delightful fantasies since “Topper” started on the screen. It's “I Married a Witch,” which opened at Loew's yesterday, another literary fling of Thorne Smith. Sorcerer Kellaway winds up in jail on a drunk charge, after his spirit leaves its refuge, a bottle of Scotch. He can't get out of jail because he can’t remember the right words. Miss Lake swings the election for Candidate Wooley, 2,000,000 votes to nothing, by witchcraft— probably the only explanation for the turn of the political tide last Nov. 3 the political experts didn’t think of.

8 8 =

‘Gentleman Jim'

THE EPIC of “Gentleman” Jim Corbett, the dandy of the ring half a century ago, has been turned into a good screen story, well stocked with an adequate cast. “Gentlerian Jim,” with Errol Flynn as the great boxer, opened yesterday at the Indiana. Flynn represents Corbett as an ambitious, aggressive and devil-may-care dandy who enters the

ring to impress Alexis Smith as Victoria Ware.

How closely the film follows the life of Corbett is a matter for the sports authorities- to take up. However, the story you get is replete with anecdotes of the development of the fight game which are downright interesting. The filmplay places Corbett as the brightest and most gifted son of a warmhearted Irish family with a zest for battle. The Corbett brothers settle their differences in the barn every other reel and the cry, “The Corbetts are at it again,” which brings the neighbors running to watch a good fight, is the picture’s running gag. The film story has Corbett crash San Francisco's exclusive Olympic club where he quickly becomes a prize pest, having himself paged and playing juvenile jokes. To squelch him, the members arrange a match between the club bore and Jack Burke, a visiting English champion. Corbett knocks the champ’s block off and his career begins. The fight between Corbett and Joe Choynski in San Francisco bay is impressively staged—and impressively broken up by the police after the enthusiastic fans have thrown the sheriff into the water. . Finally, Corbett meets the great John L. Sullivan‘ and the film

Held lent him the money to meet the appearance guarantee. The scene where Sullivan hands the victorious Corbett the championship belt is the moving climax. There is a fine, old legend here. Warners have treated it pretty

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Margaret Reed is the featured vocalist. with Jack Crawford and his band coming to the Indiana roof tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday.

Times Amusement Clock

_ OPENING TODAY ENGLISH

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with Gra George ten Smith, at

KEITH'S

On stage, “Three Cheers,” at 1:46, 4:17, 6:48 and 9:29.

“There's One Born BA Ma ute,” with Tom Brown More at 12:24, 2:55, 5:26, or and 10:29.

CURRENT SHOWS INDIANA

“Gentleman Jim,” with Erroll Flynn and Alena Simin, at 12:08, 3:25, 6:42 and 9

". “Flying EE with Richard Greene and Carl 3 Lebmam, at 11, 2:17, 5:34 and 8:5

LOEW'S

“7 Married a Witch,” with Vere onica Lake and Frederick March, at a 2:05, 4:52, 7:39 and 10:26. ‘

“The Affairs of Martha,” with Marsha Hunt, Richard Carlson and Marjorie Main, at 12:41, 3:28, 6:15 and 9:02.

CIRCLE “The Major and the Minor,” with

Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10.

“Wildcat,” with Richard Arlen and Arline Judge, at 11:18, 2:28, 5:38 and 8:48

LYRIC

“Springtime in the Rockies,” with aly Grable and John Payne, at 2:30, 3:45, 7:05 and 10:25.

Manila Calling,” at 11:10, 3:25, 8:45 and 9:05.

Ready to Start Play Rehearsals

Final readings for parts in the Civic theater’s December show, “Skylark,” will be conducted by Director Jack Hatfield at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs, Kurt F. Pantzer will play the lead in the Samson Raphaelson comedy which goes into production next week. Following the final presentation of the Civic’s current farce, “Out of the Frying Pan,” at the theater tonight, the show will move out to Pt. Harrison where it will run oné night a week for three weeks following performances Monday and next Wednesday nights. “The Night of January 16” is now in rehearsal by the Civic's players for presentation at the reception center in about three weeks.

MUNITIONS IN SCRAP PROVE ONLY RELICS

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 (U. P.).— All the exciternent created by the finding of seven big shells and a 250-pound bomb under a scrap metal heap was over today. The munitions were just where they should have been. They were relics from the British exhibit at the world fair, and had dummy fuses, loaded with sand or oil.

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Must Purchase More Than "Million to Meet Goal

For November.

War bond sales reports released by the Marion county war savings staff today show the county lagging

by $1,100,000 in the campaign to meet its $5,869,690 November quota.

monthly goal, been $2,700,077. “The county is failing again, failing to meet a war assignment, the most important assignment the home front is called on to perform,” said ‘James F. Frenzel, Marion county administrator of the war Sayings staff. “Indianapolis and the county cannot make this November quota if every bond investor in the territory doesn’t buy at least one extra bond for the month. We must do this. We can’t let down. We can’t break faith with the navy and the marines in the Solomons and the army battling in North Africa.”

Chairmen Meet Today

Meanwhile, all payroll chairmen of the war savings staff and executive chairmen of central Indiana counties were called to a meeting today at the Claypool hotel to hear outlined plans for the “Top Ten Per Cent by New Years” drive. In the drive contest, which will result in awarding of plaques to wining counties, Marion county will compete in the top population bracket with Allen, Lake, St. Joseph and Vanderburg. Scoring in the

contest will be based on total num-

ber of firms in each of the counties as against the number of concerns attaining 10 per cent of over-all

Sales through last Saturday were Fa $1,619,232. To keep pace with thel3 sales should have]:

Ginger (Kiddie) Rogers, the Minor,” and Ray Milland, the ‘major, move over to the Lyric tomorrow. The theater will extend the run of “Springtime in the Rockies” which opened - last Wednesday two extra days.

MISTAKE FIRE CALL FOR AIR RAID ALARM

P.) —Lakeview was proud of its super air raid siren until it was mistakenly turned on at 5 a. m. when firemen were called to a blazing, unoccupied shack. The citizens of Lakeview and five other nearby towns thought an cir raid was in progress until the firemen finished their job and turned it off.

D. OF P. UNIT PLANS PARTY

. The ways and means committee of Alfarata council §, D. of P., will sponsor a chicken supper and card party Saturday night at their hall, North st. and Capitol ave.

payroll savings before Jan. 1.

One-Eighth of Way Marion county is one-eighth of the way to the 1000 per cent mark with the addition of nine firms to the county’s 10 per cent honor roll.

crease of five points in the standing over the 241 10 per cent firms reported as of Nov. 16, starting day of the contest. There are 1996 firms employing more than eight in the county. New honor roll firms are the City Engineering Co. Inc. with 11 per cent of payroll going into bonds: Barnes Uniform Co. 15 per cent; McCullough Printing Co., 11 per cent; Steel Stamping Co. 12 per cent; the Richardson company, Stone Erectors, Inc, Burt's Shoe Store, Bell Jewelry company, and the Indiana Mirror Manufacturing Co.

TENOR TO GIVE INTERVIEW

Richard Crooks, Metropolitan Opera, Co. tenor who will appear in concerts here Saturday and Sunday,

during the Indianapolis Symphony society program at 2:45 tomorrow.

Doors Open / 10:48 P, M.

SHE'S R BA-RD mL. BUT NER CAN'T RESIST HER HEX APPEAL!

/ NOW!

Percentage in the contest for the| county is now figured at .125, an in-| |

ENGLISH “iit Di 20d ™ GRACE C.AUBREY ! AND GEORGE ~~ SMITH

in The 1942 Prize-

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LAKEVIEW, N. Y, Nov. 19 (U.

And so will mail order turkeys! The OPA said that effective im. mediately such sales must be based on the highest permitted retail sell-

city, town or hamlet.

Mail order sellers may add actual

shipping costs to'this ceiling.

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BOX SEATS—$2.75 MEZZANINE—$2.20 and $1.65 (Tax Included—All Reserved Mail Orders must be accompanied by check or money order with selfMdrossed, stamped return envelopes.

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BROWN—Frank, of 915 Park s. beloved husband of Nelli or dre, gee f Mrs. Frede roer, Detrot « Miss Marguerite Brown and eT Walter of Indianapolis, passed away Noe

vember 17. Funeral Friday 2 p. m. the McNeely Mortuary, 1828 N. Meridians ood Friends invited. Burial Crown HiIl, : Friends may call at the mortuary Thursa day afternoon and evening.

ITHMER—Mrs Sauty oa wife of Henry L. Dithmer Jr. ther of Marjorie jue, Betty Lou and Henry L. Dithmer daughter of Mrs. Chauncey Buck, : ns sister of Mrs. Anne Atkinson, passed = away Wednesday a. m. Private service = Pipa & Buchanan Mortuary, Tides : m. Interment Foendy: may call at the mortuary.

EGAN—Mrs. Frank, entered into rest Wednesday, age 82 years. Survived b a daughter, Mrs. Helen Galloway of dianapolis, a son, Vern W. Schear of kron, O.; one granddaughter, Patricia Galloway; two grandsons, Don Calloway and Sidney Schear. Services 1:30 ) ps Friday at Harry W. Moore Peace apel, Cremation will follow. Friends are wel= come. SB

EVERETT—Orville Charles, age 44 year beloved father of Emerson Charles an i Lora Jane Everett, brother of arson 2 and Denver Everett, ‘Margaret Wingl Catherine Nethers, Anna olsapple,

of Mason and Orville Everett, p away West Side Chapel Friday, Friends invited. Burial Floral * paris Friends may call at chapel any time.

HOLMAN-—Mrs. Maude, age 56, wife of = Jesse F. Holman, Dayton, O.; mother @ of Mrs. Robert H. Baron, daughter of Mrs. Mary L. Bratton, Cincinnati, O,, passed away Wednesday morning. neral Friday, 3 p. m,, from Shirley Bros.” _ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call : + at the mortuary any time. (Marion, Ind., papers: please copy).

McCLELLAN—Mayme Alice, mother Mrs. Isabel Oshorne and Miss Mabey Horn, passed away Wednesday evening - at her home, 908 Fletcher ave, Services . 3 at the home Saturday, 2 p. ends “° invited. Burial Round Hill. Friends. may. . call after 6 p. m. Thursday.

McGINNESS—John Herbert, beloved a band of. Agnes, brother of M Carter, Mrs. Eva Swaim or Berl Me~ Ginness, passed away Nov. i7 at resis - ~F dence, 640 E. New York st. Friends ma, call at the Feeney Funeral Home, N. Meridian st. Services Friday 10° a. at funeral home. Burial Floral Par cemetery.

PERINE—Thomas C., 7620 Central a passed on Wednesday a. m. 8er Flanner & Buchanan Mortua day, 2 p. m. Friends invi ment Crown Hill. Friends may e¢

TYGRETT—John H., Gd father of Kenneth 3 Mrs. Ethel Montgomery, indian 3 Mrs. Vera Scheidler, ma Citys | 1B James E., Indianapolis, and Warner Tya grett, Dayton, o., passed away Tuesday, Funeral Friday, 2 p. at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. "Morris st. Burial

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WILLIAMS—Vilena, passed away a. Maga ison, Ind. Services at Flanner ow chanan Mortuary, Saturday, 10: 20 a. Bl Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill, = Friends may call at the mortuary.

ZORMAN—Mary, age 63, beloved mother ‘+ of Michael, John and Luther Zorman, Mrs. Mary Josephine Sims, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Frances Margaret Gibbons and Mrs. Mildred M. Toney of Browns burg, Sodsed away Wednesday Svenings Saturday, 9 daa , Shirley Bros.

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