Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1944 — Page 10
“ber of Commerce.
“MAN FO FOR ic
Schricker Asks “Asks FOR No
H. A. Hollopeter to Succeed Eastman.
Governor Schricker today urged President = Roosevelt to appoint Herschel A. Hollopeter, traffic director of the Indiana State Champer of Commerce, to ‘the interstate commerce commission to fill the vacancy created by the death of Joseph B. Eastman. As the commission already has six Democrats in its 11-man membership, the law requires the appointment of a Republican or an independent. Mr. Hollopeter is a Republican. Governor Schricker said Mr. Hollopeter has the support here of both the Democratic and Republican state organizations. the State Chamber of Commerce, among others, also have urged the appointment,
Started in Ft, Wayne
In 1917, Mr. Hollopeter started as traffic manager of the Wayne Tank and Pump Co. at Ft. Wayne and later, in the same capacity with the Indiana Board and Filler Co. until 1922 when he became assistant traffic director of the State ChamIn 1928 he was appointed traffic manager of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce and” was recalled to the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce in 1937. He has been active in the Na-
tional Industrial Traffic league since | 1939 and is a member of the ex- |
ecutive committee. Since 1936 he has been chairman of the league's committee on rate construction and tariffs and was serving on its highway transportation committee at the time of the passage of the motor carrier act in 1935. He is one of five members of the league delegated to serve on the National Conference on Transportation and is a founder of the recently-formed Transportation Institute of Indiana. Serving ODT At the present, on temporary leave of absence from the state Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Hollopeter is serving as associate director of the office of defense transportation’s division of railway transport. At the request of Mr. Eastman, he has served since the inception of the ODT as one of 11 shipper members of the organization's na-
tional advisory committee. J ; recommending the ap-
Others pointment include F. A. Doebber, traffic manager of the Citizens Gas & Coke - Utility; Brodehurst Elsey, secretary-treasurer of Indianapolis Glove Co.; W. A. Weeks, rate and tariff analyst of Air Cargo, Inc, and J. A. Curtin of Ft. Wayne Corrugated Paper Co.
LOCAL ISSUES
Nominal quotations furnished by Indian. apolis securities dealers.
Lincoln Loan Vo 5%% pfd... 93 97
Directors "off"
Fred C. Tucker The Peoples State bank today announced the addition of Fred
C. Tucker, Indianapolis real es“fate man, to its board of directors.
Mr. Tucker tis-president of the Indianapolis Real Estate board, former president and now a director of the Indianapolis Home Builders, and a director of the Marion County Residential Builders association. Before the war, Mr. Tucker secured oil station sites and negotiated leases with the major oil companies through the state. Since the war, he has been active in war housing, having built more than 100 units and having others under construction. His firm, the F. C. Tucker Co. is in the Peoples State Bank building. Other directors are Neal Grider, Albert J. Hueber, Felix M. McWhirter, now in the navy, Henry E. Ostrom, Walter J. Pray, Clarence R. Weaver and L. R. Zapt.,
PRICES ON HOGS DECLINE HERE
Hog prices “were unevenly lower at the Indianapolis stockyards today, the office of distribution re-
ported. Weights from 160 to 200 pounds sold 15 to 25 cents lower than yesterday; weights from 200 to 330 pounds were steady to 20 cents lower, and hogs under 160 pounds were 25 cents lower. The top declined to $13.90 for good to choice 200-210-pounders. Receipts included 1500 hogs, 100 cattle and 35 calves. GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (1500) 120- 140 pounds . .. $11.25 11.75 140- 160 pounds .. .. 11.756 13.60 160- 180 pounds . . [email protected]
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d SPECIAL CALL
Lauer Slates G.0.P. Caucus To Block Bills Other Than Soldier Vote.
John L. Lauer, newly elected Republican state: chairman, echoed the sentiments of legislative leaders today that the special session of the Indiana general assembly set for April 11, be limited to passage of ‘a state soldiers’ vote bill. Mr. Lauet, who called a caucus of the-G. O. P. legislators for Monday preceding the session's opening on Tuesday, sent: a letter to each senator and representative yesterday pointing out that the state committee had recommended strict limitation of the session. Hobart Creighton, speaker of the house,’ said-flatly at his home near Warsaw that the session would last only “one or two days.” “I'm of the opinion that the majority will favor limiting the session to soldiers’ vote legislation and that 4t will not last more than a day or two,” Creighton said.
Dawson Skeptical
While Mr. Creighton and Mr. Lauer expressed no concern over chances of a lengthy session, Lt. Gov. Charles M. Dawson, presiding officer of the state senate, said he expected the session to last the entire 40 days if any legislation other than the soldiers’ vote bill were introduced. - Mr. Creighton, however, holds the key to this situation. When the roll call for bills is made, he can refuse to hand them down for reading. Of, if the Republican majority choses, it could appoint a so-called “kill committee” and refer all bills which are introduced to that group. Although Governor Schricker was reported to have begun work on his opening message and instructions to both houses, he said today he did not know yet what he would say.
W.C.Mabee Quits After 42 Years
FORTY-TWO YEARS of service with the Indianapolis Water Co., ended today with the retirement of William C. Mabee, chief engineer of the utility. During the years he played a major role.in the development of the city's water system.
Starting work as construction engineer at the White river purification plant, he became assistant engineer in 1917 and chief engineer in 1928. Mr. Mabee has twice been honored for outstanding achievement. In 1938 he received the John M! Diven medal from the American Water Works association tor his work on water main’ specifications. In the same year the Indiana section of the association
Mr. Mabee
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Jim Dorsey : Show Clicks
2 Circle Presents Versatile Band and Entertainers.
It's Dorsey week on the Circle theater stage again with T.D.s younger brother, Jimmy, taking the spotlight. If you like sweet swing and real boogie-woogie, Jimmy with his saxophone and the rest of the boys make those instruments talk. But Peg Leg Bates, Negro dancer, steals the show with some of the most unusual stunts ever seen. His wooden pég moves so fast in tapping out hot jazz numbers that you really wonder what he could do with two good legs Bates’ imitation of a dive bomber is the most amazing, especially when he.dahces off the stage on his imitation leg only.
Imitators Features
The gag side of the show features Coley Worth and Marcia who imitate Hitler, Hirohito and the Inner Sanctum radio program. For the Sinatra-type fans is the baritone voice of Paul Carley who sings “My Heart Tells Me,” “How Sweet You Are” and “Besame Mucho.” Gladys Tell, pretty songstress, adds the favorites, “When They Asked About You,” “Shoo, Shoo, Baby” and “There'll Be a Hot Time in Old Berlin.” One of the orchestra's best numbers is “Holiday for Strings,” featuring the sax section and led by Jimmy himself.
Paul Carley sits with Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra now on the Circle theater stage.
(By Mildred Reimer.)
P. C. WETTER HEADS CIVIC CLUB GROUP
Paul C. Wetter was re-elected president of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic clubs at a meeting last night at the Hotel Washington. Other officers re-elected were Carl T." Payne, first vice president; Mrs. William H. Owen, second vice president; Charles H. Strouse, secretary; Oscar F. Smith, treasurer, and Mrs, William Hayes, C. C. Livingstone, Mrs. Strouse and Albert
Times Amusement “Clock
* CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE Stage, WHmmy Dorsey and his orenestrn at 1, 3:65, 6:39, 9:33 and 12:27.
“Hi, Good Lookin’ with Harriet Hilliard, Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra, at 11:39, 2:23, 5:17, 8:01, 10:55 and 1:27. Sunday Stage show, at 12:57, 3: 02, 5:06, 7:11 and 9:35. “Good Lookin’,” at 12, 1:50, 3:55, 5:59, 8:04 and 10:28. ~
KEITH'S
On Stage, Stepping Along Revue, 9:10 and 11:46.
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at 1:51, 4:27, 6:53, ‘ “Doughboys in Ireland,” with Kenny Baker, at 12:15, 2:51, 5:27,
7:53, 10:10 and 12:46. Sanday Sun show, at 1:56, 4:22, 8:4 9:24. “Doughboys,” at ia, se, 5:22, 7:48 and 10:24. INDIANA “The Sullivans,” with Anne ter and Thomas Mitchell, at 3:25, 6:40 and 9:50. “Timber Queen,” with Richard Arlen, at 11, 2:10, 5:20 and 8:30, Sunday — “Sullivans,” at 12:10, 3:25, 6:35 and 9:50, ‘‘Queen,” at 3, 5:20 and 8:30. LOEW'S “Cover Girl,” with Rita Hayworth
Bax12:10,
and Gene Kelly, at 11:55, 2:37, 5:03, 7:27, 9:57 and 12:45. Sunday—"“Cover Girl,” at 12:48,
3:11, 5:34, 7:57 and 10:20. LYRIU
“The Miracle of Morgan's Creek,” with Eddie Bracken and Betty Hut-
ton, at 11:25, 1:40, 3:55, 6:10, 8:35 and 10:40. Sunday — “Morgan's Creek,” at 12:45, 3:05, 5:20, 7:40 and 9:50.
Neurburg, directors.
SIMMONS IS SPEAKER Ora Simmons will be the principal
speaker and Marian Baker will be presiding officer tomorrow at the Fountain Square Townsend club's fifth annual Fool's Day party.
NEIGHBORHOODS
STOCKHOLM, April 1 Reports from Helsinki that former
BELIEVE FINN “AGENT _ MAY. BE IN RUSSIA
Premier Juho XK. Paasikivi was presently not in Finland,” tended to confirm today previous reports
‘|that he was in Russia in connec-|
tion with’ new efforts to arrange peace between Finland and Russia. The newspaper Allehanda’s Helsinki correspondent said the Finnish parliament was scheduled) to meet Monday in an e session ‘to discuss “very important matters . concerning the country’s future.”
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and
GARFIELD—“Lady Takes a Chance’ and ‘Mexicali Rose.”. Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Higher and Higher’ and “Henry Aldrich Haunts a House.” GRANADA Through Wednesday: ‘Desert Song” and ‘‘Rookies in Burma." and ‘“‘Harrigan's
HAMILTON — “Dixie” Kid J! Tomorrow through Wednesday: “True to Life” “Henry Aldrich Haunts a House. HOLLYWOOD — ‘Hoosier Holiday” and ‘Man from Music Mountain.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Pistol Packin’ Mama” and “Destination Tokyo,” IRVING — Through Tomorrow: ‘The Lodger” and ‘Lost Angel.” MECCA — “Along Sundown Trail” ‘Smart Guy.’ Tomorrow Tuesday: ‘The Iron Major”
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U. S. STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, April 1 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the, current fiscal year through March 30,
compared with a year ago:
This Year Last Year ? Expenses $ 68.675,171,150 $54,647,178,441 War spend... 63,970,732,597 50,283,844,358 Receipts 31,603,095,281 14,589,862,620 Net deficit 36,982,064,219 40,053,852,971 Cash bal, 16,646 806,049 4,073,467,563 Working bal. 15.884,004,031 3,310,848,704 Public debt. 186,902,575,514 119,558,676,351 21,509,728,898 22,575,703,693
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Ce errr rear esate bn 85,982,000
~ “ LOCAL PRODUCE Heavy breed hens, . 23c; o BF ers. 26c.. Leghorn springers, 3 * Bid roosters. 16c. * . Eggs—Current receipts, 64 Ibs. and up. Graded Eggs—Grade A large, 23c; grade A medium, 21c; grade A small, 18¢; grade, 18¢c. Butter—No. 1, 50c. Butterfat—No. 1, 496: No. 4, 46c.
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orities on Parade OLD TRAIL—* ‘The Kansan" and ‘Rookies in Burma.' Tomorrow through Tuesda ‘Whistling in Brooklyn” and Sinesweeper NTAL — “Gang's Here" and Bros, ' Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Higher and Hi gher” and “Hands Across the Border.’ PARAMOUNT ‘Neath Brooklyn Bridge” and “Black Hills Express.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Higher and Higher” and “Destroyer.” PARKER ‘Army Surgeon" and “Gange way for Tomorrow.’ Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Man, About Town” and “New York Town. { REX—' ‘Fallen Sparrow”
All
and “Red River
TUXEDO— “Sweet
TACOMA—*Lady Takes a Chance” and
‘‘Deerslayer."” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Higher and Higher” and “Hands Across the Border.”
TALBOTT "Behind the Rising Sun" and Husbands.”
“Too. Many Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Male Animal” “Nothing But the Truth.”
Rosie O'Grady” ‘‘Secrets of a Coed.’
and
and ' Tomorrow through
Tuesday: “Star Spangled Rhythm.” UPTOWN— "No Time for Love” an “Minesweeper.” Tomorrow ao n Tuesday: “Happy Land” and The dger. VOGUE ‘Desert Son and “Henry Aldrich Haunts fouse "Tomorrow through Tuesday: “True to Life” and ““Tornado.’ ZARING— Through Tuesany: Desert Song” and ‘Rookies in Burm * DOWNTOWN ALAMO-—Through Monday: "Cowboy in
the Clouds” and. “Tornado.
AMBASSADOR ‘Whistling in Brooklyn"
and “Something About a Soldier.” Tomorrow through Tuesd sday: “Desert Song” and “Lost Angel.
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY GRAHAM'S OLD INN
Grove Admission (including 30% tax) $1.00 30% Federal tax added to all drinks Reservations held till 9 p. m.; GA-5061
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT—12:30 A. M.
(CIRCLE * Sage)
PAUL CARLEY GLADYS TELL
Robinhood.” day ine "Coed TZ — * “The North Star” and I in Mama.’ Tomorrow Tuesday: “Madame Curie” Gras.” RIVOLI — Through tomorrow: ‘Desert Song’ and “Lost Angel.” Last show tonight: “Rings on Her Fingers.” ST, CLAIR — * ‘No Time for Love” and Minesweeper.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Happy Land” and ‘The Lodger.” SANDERS—* ‘Seventh Victim" and “Santa Fe Scouts.” Tomorrow and Monday: “My Friend Flicka” and “Dixie Dugan.” SHERIDAN ‘Hostages and “Pistol Packin’ Mama’ Tomorrow through Wednesday: “True to Life’ and *Tornado.”
Tomorrow through TuesoRiding High” and “Falcon and
“Pistol through and “Mardi
SPEEDWAY—"No Time for Love." Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Madame Curie.” STATE—"Lone Star Trail"® and ‘False Faces.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Destroyer” and “Crime Doctor's Srtangest Case.” STRAND — * ‘No Time for Love" and “Minesweeper. "Tomorrow thioy Tuesday: “Happy Land" “he Lodger.” ~ STRATFORD— ‘Cheyenne Roundup” and ‘Isle of Forgotten Sins. Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Lad Takes a Chance” and ‘‘Hoosier Holiday.
BALLROOM == DANCING
NEW CLASS OPENS Wed., April 15, 8:30 P, M,
Complete Course 10 Lessons—$7.50—Terms
Quaid Dance Studios 16th & Illinois “oe”
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INDIANA
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Sunday, Apri
“The OTHER SIDE of DEATH”
“What Happens Immediately After DEATH?" By Evangelist DeWITT S. OSGOOD
MURAT THEATER
12 7:30 P. M.
“Te “Captain America’ and Late News
Fabien .
SEVITZKY Conducts the INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Last 2 Concerts of the Season
VERDI'S REQUIEM Murat Theater
TONIGHT, 8:30 P. M. TOMORR@W, 3 P. M.
with
ELLEN OSBORN MARY VAN KIRK DONALD DAME WELLINGTON EZEKIEL
And the Indianapolis SYMPHONIC CHOIR
Prices Either Concert, Tax Incl: $1.20, $1.80, $2.40, $3.00,
MURAT RIL 9596 Box ux. Ofticy Opens 10 A.M. Tomorrow
Comfortably Heated
ADULTS, Te 105A, 60¢ Fas:
Child., 20¢ to 5—After 5, 25¢, Ine. —
NOW Thru SUNDAY!
HOST TALKED ABOUT SHOW IN TOWN!
ON THE STAGE
ALONE
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‘Claudette Colbert—Fred MacMurray
“NO TIME FOR LOVE”
Richard Arlen “MINESWEEPER"
SusDAY “TRE LoboER"
“THE LODGER"
—t SINS JONI Haston-—Anne ie NORTH STAR™ —Bob Livingston “Pist Packin’ Mama”
WAnse
REX lies Nortbwes John Garfield “FALLEN SPARROW" “RED RIVER ROBIN HOOD"
SUN “RIDING HIGH" * “FALCON AND THE COEDS"
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“MAN FROM MUSIC
MOUNTAIN"
Hoosier Hot Shots “HOOSIER. HOLIDAY” i
Tam @ sis | u y : Ronald * Ginger Colman Rogers | {
Jack Lorem * ‘LUCKY PABINERS:
DeHavilland vw Goddard
“HOLD BACK THE DAWN"
“i8th & Open Daily
CINEMA Delaware 1:30 P,
Barbara Stanwyck—Joel McCrea “BANJO ON MY KNEE" Fred MacMurray ‘Rangers eof Fortune’
Sunday Thru Tuesday
Paulette Goddard—Ray Milland
“LADY HAS PLANS”
Ellen Drew—Chas. Ruggles ; “PARSON OF PANAMINT”
TAI — OTT —
“BEHIND THE RISING SUN" “TOO MANY HUSBANDS" t Cotnatlns 19th & Johnny Mack | Stratford ..... "sown “CHEYENNE ROUNDUP” “ISLE OF FORGOTTEN SINS” SUNDAY—Jean Arthur—John Wayne “LADY TAKES A CHANCE” Hoosier Hot Shots “HOOSIER HOLIDAY”
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Claudeile Colbert—Fred MacMurray
“NO TIME FOR LOVE”
Richard Arlen “MINESWEEPER"
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HELD OVER Toit;
Dennis Morgan—Irene Manning
“DESERT SONG” or
Fred MacMurray r “NEW YORK TOWN"
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Alice Faye “GANG'S ALL HERE" Luise Rainer “HOSTAGES"
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Manning “DESERT SONG” .....
rgaret O'Brien—Marsha yd
“LOST ANGEL”
Today & Tomato
Added to Last Show
EXT RA! TONIGHT ONLY!
Gene Tierney—Henry Fonda
“Rings on Her Fingers”
Box Office Open till 11 Pr. n MON Merle Oberon “LODGER™ * Richard Dix “GHOST SHIP” Plus 40-Minute Walt Disney Revue RUHR
oy Jane Wyatt “ARMY SURGEON" Margo “GANGWAY FOR TOMORROW™ SUN Betty Grable-~Dorothy Lamoup . “MAN ABOUT TOWN"
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Paul Lukas—Wm. Bendix Luise Rainer “HOSTAGES”
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SUN. & MON.—2 Big Hits Frank “HIGHER & HIGHER”
Sinatra
Edw, G. Robinson “DESTROYER” Last Times
MECC. op Tonight
“ALONG SUNDOWN TT TRAIL” Riek Vallin “SMART GUY” SUNDAY —Aunn Mjller—Jerry Colonna “PRIORITIES ON PARADE,
Alan Carney “ROOKIES IN BURMA”
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Borg “FALSE FACES” SONOS a arior Baxter—Lynn Merrick “CRIME DOCTOR'S STRANGEST CASE Edw. G. Robinson “DESTROYER”
AME CURIE” SUN. “SPRING CARNIVAL”
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IN BROOKLYN” “MINESWEEPER"
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