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200 Hogs Received Today:

Limited Sales Are Steady

There were 200 hogs received at)Med:

500-1000 POUNAS ..evevevaness 10.25Q@ILTS ommon-—

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CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE

“Days of Glory,” Toumanova and Gregory oh at

with Tamars

the stockyards here 800| C 11, 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and today Wi J 500- 900 pounds ............ « 5.00@1025 “Seven Days Ashore,” an, Wally held over from yes vy. the Calves (steers) Brown and Alan | arney, at 13:38, 3:26, 6:16 and 9:06. food administration reported. Good und Cholcs-. shoo ’ " : ; $00 pounds dOWNR ....ceevees 13.00€1 Sunday—“Glory,” at 1:29. 4:24, Limi at steady | Medium— 7:19 and 10:24. “Seven Days,” at fied sales were 380 f 500 pounds dowm ........... [email protected] 12:15, 3:10, 6:05 and 9:10. prices with the top at $13. or Caives (heifers) LOEW'S good to choice 180 to 270-pounders. and “Two Girls and a Sailor,” with her receip 100 cattle, 35,395 Dounds Sown .upeee.esss 12.50018.00) "Johnson, June Allyson and OF is ware yt. [email protected]] Gloria DeHaven, at 11, 1:43, 4:34, calves, and no sheep. 500 pounds down ........... pos Deffven: SHEEP AND LAMBS (9) Sunday — “Two Girls,” at 12:08, GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (200) Ewes (shorm) 2:32, 5:07, 7:42 and 10:17. [email protected]| Good to choice ............. . yi 10 INDIANA la rd Commen to medium ......... .50@ 5. wollow the Boys.” win oo ree se Good to choles [email protected] Rah au yas — 53. s Ba Good to medium .. . [email protected] Sunday—“Boys,” at 12, 2:23, 4:54, 240- poun 13.80 Mediti vous cass irisannr aime 8.50@ 9.75 7:25 and 9:48 0 270- 300 pou 12.00 SPRING LAMBS LYRE DAS ..eeaserrenes LTR “Home in Indiana,” with Walter Io 300 pou casessecesses [email protected] Goud Bo halos er i 3 Na 5 Brennan, Lon McCallister, Jeanne Medium. Common pli 9.00911.25 Crain and June Haver, at 12:27, 160- 330 Pounds ............. [email protected] TE an and 19:30. “Pardon My Rhythm,” with Gloria Good Jean and Evelyn Ankers, at 11:25, wssawms] Us Se STATEMENT Jean snd Evelyr

400- “450 450+ 550

Medium— 250- 550

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[email protected]! Government expenses and receipts for the [email protected]| cyrrent fiscal year through June 22, com-

WASHINGTON, June 24. (U. P.).

| pared With a year ago:

pounds ..eevennnvens [email protected] | This Year Last Year pounds ....oeee veses 10.30@10 50 | Expenses $ 91,280,396,472 $ 75.532,066.809 {War spend.. 84.980,759,899 €9,743,037,504 pounds ...... verses + [email protected]| Receipts 42,294,937,319 20,795,942,411

". 48,985,421,502

Sunday—‘Indiana,” at 12:30, 3:35, 6:40 and 9:40. “Rhythm,” at 2:15, 5:20 and 8:20

LOCAL ISSUES

2 New Stars In War Film

Toumanova, Peck Put Over ‘Days of Glory.’

Two Hollywood newcomers well on their way to stardom, Tamara Toumanova and Gregory Peck, were introduced in “Days of Glory,” a story of the love of a Russian

ballerina, which opened yesterday at the Circle. Miss Toumanova, one of the greatest ballerinas of the day, has exceptional acting ability, and did not fall back on her dancing to make a success of her screen debut. Mr. Peck, a handsome young Broadway actor, may prove fo be one of the greatest male discoveries in some time. Plot is Routine The plot is not a great deal different from those of preceding movies of the Russian-German conflict and could not hold the average movie-goer’s attention were it

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ITs A BIG sannet— but wee scraping bottom

Since the National Defense program began in 1940, the Bell System telephones in service have increased, by over 4% million.

But there’s no more new equipment now. The Army and Navy have first call on that. That’s why we can’t fill civilian orders as

fast as we'd like.

As we scrape the bottom of the barrel, we’re trying hard to make the equipment we have do the best possible job by:

§ §

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE

for more lines

fighting men.

® Stretching switchboards to make room

and calls.

® Making former one-party lines serve two or more families.

° Reconditioning all serilcoable facihives and putting them to use.

Nobody likes to stand in line. But it’s different when the line forms behind our |

COMPANY

guerrilla commander and a Moscow}

Jennifer Jones

“The Song of Bernadette,” starring Jennifer Jones, the 1943 academy award winner, will open at the Granada theater tomorrow for a four-day engagement. Playing at advanced prices, the picture will be shown at matinees all four days, beginning at 1 p.m. Sunday and at 3 p.m. week-days. Bargain prices will be charged for the matinees. The engagement will be the first and only neighborhood showing of the picture this year.

Neighborhoods

BELMONT-""Hold Back the Dawn” and “The Cowboy and thé Senorita.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Heavenly Body” and ‘*‘Career Girl.” CINEMA—"Song of Russia” and “Are Husbands Necessary?” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “You Belong to Me” and “You Were Never Lovelier.” DAISY—'Timber Queen” and “Canyon City.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Broad. way Rhythm DRIVE IN—* ‘Andy i Double Life” and “Crime Doctor's Strangest Case.” “Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Stand By for Action” and “Swing Out the Blues.” EMERSON—‘"Major and the Minor” and “Take a Letter, Darling. * Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Standing Room Only” and “Rationing. ESQUIRE—Through Tuesday: yorite Blonde”

“My Paand “Presenting Lily

Mars. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Through Tuesday: “The Cowboy and the Senorita"

and “Heavenly Body.” GARFIELD— ‘Cry Havoc” Wild Bill Elliott.” Tuesday: “Tender “Timber Queen.”

and “Callin, Tomorrow through Comrade”

GRANADA— ‘Lassie Come Home” and ‘Come Live With Me.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Song of Ber-

nadette.”

HAMILTON— "Woman of the Town” and “Ladies Courageous.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Standing Room Only” and “Rationing.” HOLLYWOOD — * ‘Timber “Man from Rio Grande.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Cry Havoc” and “Tumbling Tumbleweed." IRV ING—Through tomorrow: ‘Passage to Marseille” and “Heavenly Body.” MECCA—"Submarine Alert” and “Tore nado in the Saddle.” Tomorrow thro Tuesday: “What a Woman" and “Night Plane From Chungking.” OLD TRAIL—“Unknown Guest” and “West of the Law.” Tomorrow and Morday: “Cowboy and the Senorita” and “Melody Parade.” ORIENTAL—' ‘Passage to Marseille” and “My st Gal.” Tomorrow and Mone day: “Cover Girl” and “Timber Queen.” PARKER—'‘S8ouls at Sea” and “Sky's the Limit. ' Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Some Like It Hot” and “Skylark.”

REX~—“Cry Havoc” and “Man From

Queen" * and

Thunder River.” Tomorrow through raaTay: “Purple Heart” and “Jitter= ugs RITZ—" ‘Chip Off the oud, Block” and “The Unkn wn Gues Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Cover Girl” and “Woman of the Town.' RIVOLI—-Through tomorrow: “Heavenly Body” and ‘Career Girl.” Last show tonight only: “Panama Hattie.”

ST. CLAIR—"Destination ‘Moon Over Las Vegas.’ Orro through Tuesday: ‘Heavenly Body and “Hey, Rookie. SANDERS-— ‘Gentle Gangste * and “Carson City Cyclone.” ToMmorrow and 3 “Cover Girl" and ‘Prairie Chickens.”

SHERIDAN—*“S8ong of Russia” Sullivans.” day: ader

SPER AY ‘The Cowboy and the BSenorita” and “Crazy House.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Broadway Melody.” STATE—'‘Nabonga™ and “Outlaws of the Desert.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: aalidge of San Luis Rey” and ‘Yanks

wTOKIO and om:

and “The Tomorrow through Wednes= o tanding Room Only” and ‘‘Troe-

STRAND—‘“Heavily Body” and “Hey,

Rookie.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: | “Up in Arms” and “Return of the Vampire,” | STRATFORD... ‘Wrecking Crew” and | “Gun Smoke Mesa " Tomorrow through Tuesday: “What a Woman” and “Unknown Guest."

Law Rides Again. Tomorrow through - Tuesday: “Tender Comrade’ and "The Sullivans.” TALBOTT— "The Sullivans” and “Good Fellows: Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Rationing” and “Never Say Die.” TUXEDO—'Cry Havoc” and “Henry Aldrich—Boy -Beout.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Cover Girl” and “Crime Doctor's Strangest Case.” UPTOWN—"Desert Song” and “Moon Over Las Vegas.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Heavenly Body" end “Hey, Rookie.” VOGUE—"Chip Off the Old Block" and ‘“Tarzan’s Desert Mystery.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: eanding Room Only” and “Song of Russia ZARING—Through Tuesday: in “‘Chance of a Lifetime.”

Arms” and DOWNTOWN ALAMO-—Through Monday: “The Law Man’ and “Timber Queen." AMBASSADOR— ‘Heavenly Body’ and ‘Hey, Rookie.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Standing Room Only” and

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” —————————————————————————

KIRSHBAUM CAMP

Monday at Riverside park.

nity Center association, the camp schedule calls for play periods at the park, with supervised swimming at the Kirshbaum center later each day. Registration is open at the center for activities that will include nature lore, exploration trips, outdoor cooking, creative dramatics, games, singing, treasure hunts, crafts and

| TACOMA ‘Tonight We Raid Calais” and

TO OPEN MONDAY

The Kirshbaum Center day camp will open its six-weeks’ season for children in the 7 to 13 age group

Operated by the Jewish Commu-

Concert Set

First of Series Booked by Girl Scouts. The Indianapolis concert band will present the first in a series of

summer programs at the Garfield open-air theater at 8 p.m.

Directed by William Schumaclter, the concert will be sponsored by members of Girl Scout troop 65. Miss Ruth Smith, music supervisor for the park department, is in charge of arrangements. In the boys’ choir, directed by Mrs. Dorothy Fowler, will be Howard Ashley, William Bolton, James Edison, Robert Ellis, Edward Folkening, Thomas Fowler, Jack Hare, Richard Harman, Jack Johnston, Herman Longere, David Lawrence, Charles Lyman, Kenneth Mason, Robert McDaniels, Jackie McIntosh, Robert Oliphant, William Roepke, Harold Snoddy, Kurt Strempel, Frederick Vest, Theodore Vest, Charles Raker and William Renn. The program follows:

Panameries ............... Victor Herbert Oklahoma Selections..... Richard Rodgers Home on the Range. ....... Arr. by Briegel Medley of Victor Herbert VOrIEOS oo vue ov in rou Arr. by Lake

Indianapolis Concert Band

The Mountain Pine ......... David Brook The Bells of 8t. Mary's.... Emmett Adams Sang ov viii cine Godfrey Marks God Bless America........... Irving Berlin

J. C. Wilson Boys’ Choir

By the Suwannee River........ Myddleton Artist's Life Waltz........... Joh. Strauss American Fantasie Arr. by Seredy

Indianapolis Concert Band

STRIPE INSTALLS ORDER WASHINGTON. — A homemaker whose encyclopedia set was always out of order painted a narrow diagonal stripe «cross the entire set. Now if one book is put back where it doesn’t belong, it's immediately evident for the “stripe” doesn't fit,

BAS) CONDITIUNETD

At Garfield

BURNS ARE FATAL

EAST SIDE

Sheridan ;.*Y. T5.

Matinee Today—2 to 6 P. M.—30¢ Robt, Taylor—Susan Peters

“SONG OF RUSSIA”

Thomas “THE SULLIVANS" “STANDING ROOM ONLY” SUN. 8 “TROCADERO™ Col pax FREE Toda: Cont. Mat, i ay ® 12: hy to 6 { Wm. Powell—Hedy Lamarr i

“THE HEAVENLY BODY" Frances Langford “CAREER GIRL”

EXTRA! Added to Last Show i

TONIGHT ONLY! Ann Sothern—Red Skelton Ben Blue—Virginia O’Brien

“PANAMA HATTIE”

Box Office Open Till 11 P. M.

SATURDAY, JUNE 24 ol

STARTS TOMORROW! MATS. SUN. MON. TUES. WED.

CONTINUOUS MAT. SUNDAY. FROM 12:45 BARGAIN PRICES AT THE CONTINUOUS

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0'Conner—Peggy KR

“Chip “otf the Old Block” Humphrey Bogart—Clande Raing “Passage ba Marie"

D-Day Iovate. Pictures

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Grant—John Garfield

“DESTINATION TOKYO"

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PARKER ,"7,

Geo. Raft “SOULS AT SEA” Joan Leslie “SKY'S THE LIMIT Richard Arlen

MECCA , N. ple Wendy Barrie

“SUBMARINE ALERT" Russell Hayden “TORNADO IN SADDLE" SUNDAY-—Robt. Preston-~Ellen Drew “NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING"” Rosalind Russell “WHAT A WOMAN" i

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FREE PARKING Albert Dekker—Claire Trevor “WOMAN OF THE TOWN” “LADIES COURAGEOUS” ~—=SUNDAY Thru WEDNESDAY — Paulette Goddard—Fred MacMurray “STANDING ROOM ONLY” Wallace Beery “RATIONING”

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TODAY-—35:45 to 6—30¢ Ginger Rogers—Ray Milland “MAJOR AND THE MINOR"

Rosalind Russell—Fred MacMurray “TAKE A LETTER, DARLING”

SUN “STANDING ROOM ONLY" . “RATIONING"

Margaret Sullavan “CRY HAVOC” _ “HENRY ALDRICH—BOY scour”

TACOMA 3, COOL YA:

Wash. “TONIGHT WE RAID CALAIS” “LAW RIDES AGAIN”

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Central Ave. at Fall Creek

HELD OVER , soar

Danny Kaye—Dinah Shore “UP IN ARMS” in Technicolor Chester Morris—Jeanna Bates “CHANCE OF A LIFETIME":

OPEN AIR DURING SUMMER

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

COVERED RAINY NIGHTS

"Donald 0’Connor—Peggy Ryan “TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY” SUN, “STANDING ROOM ONLY"

SUN. “HEY, Lt Three lea 4 vention. Leff Ferris.

UPTOWi

Morgan—Irene Manning WDESERT SONG”

in Color Anne Gwynn—David Bruce “MOON OVER LAS VEGAS"

CINEMA 16th and

Delaware

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Open 1:30 P. ML. Robt. Taylor—Susan Peters “SONG OF RUSSIA“

R. Milland “Are H ecessary?™ Sunday Zim Tucaiay

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“SONG OF RUSSIA” R xX Sn & WA.

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Stratford: & Sichard Artem’

Jas. Nemo ong “GUN SHORE MESA” SUNDAY~—Rosalind Russell—Brian 1 A WOMAN" ry 1 A GUEST”

Fred Astaire—Rita Hayworth 1 ; Conventic “YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER™ i a wold TALBOTT hi% Cont. Showing By LYL Thos. Mitchell “THE SULLIVANS' United Press Helen Walker “GOOD FELLOWS" CHICAGC Hollywood '“aiw™ I 96. Cheri Dick Arlen “TIMBER QUEEN" : “MAN FROM RIO.GRANDE” Republicans SUBURBAN __ . wartime na since 1864 i fidence toda vd 11 delegates to ( Dewey's bandv Pendleton Pike | an avalanche ¢ California's tinanimously t« first ballot at In the hour: tion belatedly

W. Baxter—Rose Hobars “CRIME DOCTOR'S

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