Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1944 — Page 10

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BUSINES

Hammond and Evansville Plants Reconverting : Already—But to Make Shells, Repair Yanks gn A ROGER BUDROW

JUDGING FROM THE EXODUS Washington and the trek of war workers peacetime jobs you might get the idea that the war is prac-

tically over. .

It's probably only natural;

news about the allied armies.

our armed services don't know it, and they warn against a complacent attitude that might affect the flow of produc-

tion as the battles reach a more and more materiel.

orders are marked “rush.” time) is being converted to make | heavy shells, If Hammond weren't + in a critical labor

plant would be expanded. Other plants are likewise converting. Plants making large shells already are stepping up production. Takes quite a few shells to pulverize a Pacific island. Down at the other end of the state, at Evansville, Chrysler is starting to overhaul 2000 tanks. It had been making small-arms ammunition there but we seem to have too much at the moment. The Evansville plant has turned out 2.264.000.000 45 caliber cartridges. (Remember, we once had too many tanks—but that was before the Normagdy beachhead). The job on the 30-ton tanks will take 10 months, use at least 2500 workers. The idea is to rearm them to today™s battle standards. They're not old, but styles change quickly in war, and unless your tank is better than the enemy's tanks and anti‘tank guns, it's not very good for you, naturally, = 2 ” TODAY'S BEST DEFINITION: Says Prof. R. B. Wiley, head of Purdue's school of civil engineering: “Post-war problems are nothing but unsolved pre-war

problems.”

. o ” PAINTING ALUMINUM propellers, as they do at Curtiss-Wright's

1100-1300 pounds .... ..1675@1735| and irons—heating pads, dinner| the Aleutians, Africa, Austria, plant here, seams.a waste of time|1300-1500 pounds .. + [email protected]| pails, fans, lawn mowers, vacuum| France and Italy, and has comnd paint in these days when many 700. 900 pounds [email protected] | bottles, vacuum cleaners, water| Pleted 50 combat missions. and pai : flaged. |1oo-ilo0 pounds 15950167 | heaters and domestic sewing ma-| A former employee of the Alliplanes are no longer eros aged. 1300-1800 Pe i Issoaie ts chines. son Division of General Motors But an army man on the press|Medum~. = . 115guers| Other items listed include bi-| CorP- be Wil report later to Mitour of the plant this week said the 1100-1300 pounds .» [email protected]| cycles, bathtubs, garbage pails, wire ’ * reassignment. painting (black, with yellow tip) Coo i, . 9.00@1150|83Tment hangers, heaters, hot prevents blinding a pilot temporar- } Heifers plates, inner spring mattresses, ily with a sudden reflection of sun- Chotee... pounds 15.750 16. typewriters and house trailers, : light from the whirring Props. eh 800-1100 DOUDAS +vusessnveses [email protected] . The paint is sprayed on. To ca 600- 800 UE AFFECT NEW FIRMS : pounds .... « [email protected] ‘ the excess paint spray, a sonstant 1300. 1000 pounds ... « [email protected] W 106A), = S “waterfall” backdrop is. used, an tum — ominal quotations furnished by Indithe paint is easily separated from oo Son 900 pounds ....ieveces.. [email protected]| anapolis securities deaiers, Bid asked Employers in the state who started the water, An ordinary paint catch-| 500- 300 pounds weiner 8.00210.75 Agents Pin Corp com ........ Th .....|NEW businesses or increased emA! = up fast. can “rust” Good L.oerieinii ee [email protected] Bei B oh a fom. 30% “ii; ployment within the last six months ncidentally, aluminum can “rust” Medium ........... t 8 pid....eeeess B83 LL... may have become subject to the InSuites. snd common .. 6.25@ 9.00 | Bobbs-Merrill ree enn although it isn’t called that. Alum- Can 5.00@ 6.25| Bobbs-Merrill os prd -..-+|diana employment security act in inum “rust” is really white—you've Bulls (all welghta) Cuxie Theater com .. 50 ’ ; noticed it on pots and pans. To SIC, 4 (811 weights) ......... [email protected] eh oun, 8% pld 17 | July, Everett L. Gardner, employprevent that, the aluminum props|sausa | Hock Drug Co com. i i i i a 18 |ment security director, said today. are given a treatment before being Good _ a et a0 Ind & Mich Elec 1% pla Se1i3 iidh The act says that contributions to painted, just like a woman uses| Cutter and common ''::lll 5.78@ 7.75/10 vio Ele 10 a i the state unemployment compensafoundation cream before putting on CALVES (65) Ind Gen Serv a. tion fund are to be peidy employ , Vealers (all weights ndpls P & L pd eee 2 - powder and rouge Good to chorea ML WE) atac0| IME & Tom ln 3 |S Who have eight or mdre em ce w= = Common to medium © "[email protected]| Indianapolis Railways com ... ‘Te plovees in 20 different weeks in a CUS eeorererrnennnnenoninns 5.50@ 7.50( Indpls Water pfd .............108 ..... year. ODDS AND ENDS: Chase Na-| peeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves Inapis Waier Claes A OR. 17% 17 |” contributions from subject emtional bank’s deposits of $4,677,872,- Steers Uncoln Loan } “ , Co 5%% Did. 5% 100 |ployers are due July 20 000 are the largest reached by any Chotee Lincoln Nat Life Ins com 43 . eto : : p 500- 800 pounds ............. [email protected]|P R Mallory 4% 7% arse 38% sov,| For assistance, employers may commercial bank-ih the world. . 800-1050 pounds .. + [email protected] [PR Mallory com .......es 26% 21%|call th New York Ja irying out a 54-pas-|CGood— *N Ind Pub Serv 514%. ‘102% 1051; (Call the field examiners at local Ww / ve | 500- 800 pounds ..... errrvere [email protected] | *N Ind Pub Serv 67, PId...... 104% 1073 employment security division ofsenger .« U. 8. has sent 700| 800-1050 pounds ............. [email protected]| *N Ind Pub Serv 7%. 12s 115 Ifices, or write directly to the adlocomdtives and 20,000 freight cars | Mesum: Pub Serv Ind 5%. -- 108% 109%, or w - POUNAS .uveevrnnnes + 9.00010.50 Pub Serv of Ind com .. 18 197, | ministrative office, 141 South Meriabroad during the war. ... OPA has|Common— Progress Laundry com .eesess +38 17 dian st. Indianapolis 12, Indiana price ceilings set for 1941 used jeeps, 300- 900 pounds ............. 3.%g 0 Stokely. Bros orp Win when, as and if the army sells any: | goog and chon (steers) United Tel Co 8% .. ot a 3-year-old “as is” model would Jo pounds dOWD iuiinnnnnn [email protected] | Union Title com .. a8 SUBSTITUTE NAMED cost about $600, plus transportation, 500 nds down ........... [email protected] | Algers Wins'w Tite .. FOR HOLM ES’ BENCH or $750 is reconditioned and guar- 00d ang GUT (heifers) American Loan 5s ss 81. * 100 s + Q 01Ce—= mer n anteed. . . . New York hotels must G309 and Ohoice— ~~ [email protected] | Ch of Com Bldg Oo 4iis 5 The appointment . of Attorney

quit charging a “reservation fee,”

They don't intend to be caught

shorthanded, if it can be helped. For example, the navy is ordering big shells right and left, and all Pullman-Standard’s plant at Hammond

(made railroad box-cars in peace-|

shortage area. the

of $1-a-year men from to more secure

the headlines are full of good But if the war is near the end,

climax. They go on ordering

3730 PORKERS ARE HELD OVER

500 More Received Today; Prices Unchanged at Stockyards.

The holdover hog supply at the

Hi Built Here

Alice Rababa, employee in the inspection department of the Indianapolis plant of Curtiss-Wright, inspects the four-blade hollow steel propeller, measuring 16 feet 8 inches from tip to tip which is being assembled at Curtiss-Wright for the army air forces,

Indianapolis stockyards today amounted to 3750 head but only 500 additional hogs were received this morning, the war food administration reported.

Prices were unchanged. Receipts also included 50, cattle, 65 calves and 160. sheep.

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (500) 120- 140 pounds ............. 140- 160 pounds ... 160- 180 pounds . 180- 200 pounds e- 220 pounds

160- 220 pounds ............. Packing Sows

[email protected]

Good to Choice— 270- 300 pounds ....

ooo [email protected] 300- 330 pounds .... eo. [email protected] 330- 360 pounds ... . [email protected] 360- 400 pounds ....eceevee.. [email protected] Good— ’ 400- 450 pounds ............. [email protected] 450- 550 pounds ....eeeee.0.. [email protected] | Medium— 250- 550 pounds ............. [email protected] Slaughter Pigs Medium and Good— 90- 120 pounds ............. [email protected] CATTLE (50) Cholce— Steers 700- 900 pounds [email protected]

900-1100 pounds .... . [email protected]

Medium—

PRODUCTION RATING

240 pounds . civilian production slated to begin{ Roosevelt ave, : 0- 270 pounds ., ; I FA pounds tertetsaannen Aug. 15. now home on 300- 330 pounds ............. [email protected] i hin ugh. 330- 360 pounds ............. 1200g1225| Heavier items such as washing; TC 25-year-Medium — machines and mechanical refrigera-

tors are not included in the full list

of 124 articles revealed in an unofficial report.

said to be subject to change before {the program, which has been under fire in a bitter inter-governmentalf and holds the squabble, becomes effective,

been approved for preferred treatment by the regulation; utensils — including knives a n d forks, boilers, coffee pots, dish pans

Citizens Ind Tel 4%s 61

Sgt. D. L. Collins Here on Furlough

CLOSE ENOUGH to scorch his shirt, but escaping injury by a piece of flak while flying with his Flying Fortress crew over Austria was the story of T. Sgt. Denzil L.

Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Collins, 3245

ON HOME NEEDS SET

WASHINGTON, Jylv 14 (U. PJ). —Vacuum cleaners Md sewing machines are tentatively scheduled for “preferential rating” in a war production board list of scarce consumer articles named for limited

old Indianapolis | native and § Technical high school graduate : has been in the :: service for near- : ly three years

The list, outlined a week ago, is

‘Sgt. Collins

d i s tinguished flying cross, the air medal with six oak leaf clusters and a group presidential citation. He has seen service as an aerial engineer with bomber groups over

Among the items reported to have

kitchen

OPA says. . . . The army ordnance| 5% Pounds down............ [email protected] Consol Fin 86 50....1.... Paul C. Wetter to serve as a county department claims 37 per cent of SHEEP AND LAMBS (60) @ Indpls P & L 3%s 0 magistrate during the absence of wes (shorn) ndpls Railway Co 5s . . German bombs are duds and 40 per| ~~ = E oo 00@ 5.25] IndDis Water Co 3%s 68 .....10 Magistrate Ira M. Holmes was ancent of their artillery shells fail to] Common to medium 1% 0@ 4.00 Kokomo ater gies u sss Hs i" nounced today. explode. . , . At least two rubber Muncts Waeaing Hol Water Works 5s 66...106 ..... olmes, Yoo was mested companies are thinking of doing Sood I choice ce [email protected] 0) N Ind Pub Serv Tas --102 103% police Wednesday after an Wid . i . 75! N Ind Tel 4%s 55 ..... : what. Firestone did, opening a chain’ Meqjum_ om NE 3 Fri Tad Yas 58 Ls Ph 106% mobile accident, will tried on of stores selling not only auto sup-| SPRING LAMBS Pub Tel 4128 55 +100 103 | charges of intoxication and operatichmond Water Wks 5s 57..105 .... |. | plies but electrical, hardware and, {Sood to thotes .... . - 12 00% 13.50 Tras Term Corp Ss 57 ....... 89 921, /1Ng a motor vehicle while under other goods, | Common & . : Na US Machine Corp 5 52 ..... 99 02 | the influenee of liquor before Judge John L. McNelis in municipal court, Room No. 8, on Aug. 1. GIRL WANTED FT . & WASHINGTON, July 15 (U. P.) —G We ave B. , | a ; emmen expenses Bd receipts Tr the Ww. J GREENER GETS n open ng n our sa vert, sing depart- curren scal year roug. uly comment for a girl between 17 and 20 years old to act as |Pared with 8 Yhis your Last Y EQUITABLE POST messenger and copy girl Job entails delivery of [Expenses 8 3.4716.150.768 § 2.009.981 021 2 advertising proofs to stores and general service War spend. 287494456) 2590616409] 11€ appointment of William J. 2 Receipt 915.638,599 966.912.96 to adv ertisers. Only a girl unafraid to be outside most Nogeipts 2561112180 1.043 045 995 | OTCENET, 29 Sheridan aye. as disof the day need apply. Liberal starting wage; 5-day, Cash bal. .. 23.181.936.143 10 684.766. 196 trict ‘manager of the Equitable Life 40-hour week. Working hours between 7:30 a.m. Dorking bal. 22.419.903.684 9,932,091515] ger 6° wie and 4:30 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays off. This is Gold res... BL 133 768.078 Eg) Bor. 40, 23 ‘Assurance Soclety was announced a permanent job ... not just for the summer. : today. Mr. Greener’s territory will INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING House |include twelve counties in southSee Mrs. Peterson, Advertising Department @ Today eastern Indiana. : 4 [Clearings ...iv..ooooiiuusene. 8 6,137,000, The announcement was also made The Indianapolis Times | Debits "an Tos Ween" M4951 of the appointment of Joe W. York, 214 W. Maryland St. | xaetees cere eh .8 35,853 000] 9518 Carrolton ave. as a field as- | Debits ...oeenrl i 03 636.000 SiStant, working under the Indian-

WHEN you call your funeral make in quality be paid.

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certain you receive the utmost regardless of the price to

FUNERALHOME |

upon us to make arrangements we

yrieavy breed hens, 20c. Leghorn hens,

1 4 email, be CN rmdncGom, 36c; grade A featured during the outdoor concert (BUer— No 1, 80c. " Butterfas — No L|by the Foster Hall quartet at 6 iC, NO

today, Indianapolis flour mills and elevators paid $1.45 per bushel for red wheat (other No, 2 Sllis ol 0 ye corn, | bushel and No. 2 white shelled corn: $120.

apolis office.

MUSIC BY FOSTER

LOCAL PRODUCE

He Po and roosters, under § 8c. orn springers, 260. Sa roosters, l4c.

Eggs—Current receipts, 30c. Grade A.| Music by Stephen Foster will be

p. m. tomorrow in Northwestern Park. Spirituals and patriotic medleys are also on the program announced by Elsie Clark, director of Northwestern community center, Members of the committee in charge are Glenda Squires, Jeanette

WAGON WHEAT

Up to the close of the Chicago market rain 0. 1 ades.on their merits), doa,

H EAST ST. -

FINER - LIGHTER ~ UNLIKE ANY OTHER YOU EVER TRIED] Try t this fragr fragrant, m idly medicated

powder prevent offending; on sunburn, chafed

Simms, J. W. Hall and W. D. Brooks.

W. M. HARRYMAN IS ELECTED TO BOARD|

The election of Wayne M. Harryman, president of United Mortgage Co., Inc, to the board of directors jof the Bankers Trust Co., was an‘nounced today by Howard C. Binkley, president of the trust company.

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in, after shaving, or. minor rash -

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TO FEATURE CONCERT | _tuin ur

Mr, Harryman has been a resident |

Times Amusement

4 On Stage, go Ne Nelson and his chestra, with : 1:02, 3:58, wh, far, Hi =

ele, Beer te w ‘eronica Lake ny Prenemst Tone, 1 11:21, 2:18, 5:00, 8:03, 10; 57

a 718 and gaay At 12:80,

“Before the Dawn,” 10:28.

AX 08 and 10 . 1:37, 3:49,

Sunday—""White CH at 13, 2:27, 4:87, "i ana bi INDIANA “Cobra “Woman,” with Maria Montez and : : 7:05 and 10: io Ral, at 12:47, 3:09, “Her Primitive Man,» Louise Allbritton. "and obe ot E at 3 35, 5:45 and 8: 0. ay—“Co! 7 . Sun a v py ba Homan," at 1:14, “Primitive Man,” y . 5:35 and 8:50, ay"! a 1335, 3:48,

LYRIO or nyels “Sing,” with cMurray 35, 6:53

TOR w rot! Fred and wa Hutton, at 12:20, 3; and 10:10,

“Hitler, Dead

or Ward Bond 11:10, 2:35, 5:43 ana tay Tree,

Sunday—‘Angels 4 ” 3:45, 6:40 and 9:85. ne 35 12:00,

“Hitler,” at 2:35, 5:30 and 8:45,

OPA TO FIGHT STEEL PRICE CEILING DODGE

A drive was started today by the Indiana district office of price administration against the dealers in steel products who attempt to evade ceiling price regulations by renting space in warehouses and storing materials with the view of holding them for higher warehouse prices. Because of a shortage in certain kinds of industrial , two types of “ceiling “prices “have been placed on them, those set for the millers and those set for the -established warehouses. Only established operators who have registered as such may charge the. higher prices which run from $250 to $18 above those of the millers. Included in commodities involved in the evasive practice are steel

Ozzie Paces Circle hoy

Nelson, Harriet. in

Lively Revue.

A couple of zany fugitives from Red Skelton’s defunct radio show, Ozzie Nelson and Mwife, Harriet Hilliard, this week pace a Circle stage routine that zings along with miich professional “savvy.” For some reason, Harriet limits her repertoire to singing, passing up the opportunity to cash in on her well-known air characterization of Skelton's “mummy.” In addition

to jogging through band-leading motions, Ozzie is something of a comic in his own right. Sample: Ozzie—“We now take you to the romantic sands of Arabia.” Harriet—“Ah, your love is so intense here.” Ozzie—‘Yes, we do everything in tents here.” &

Mutt and Jeff Skit s

An hilarious Mutt and Jeff skit, .|{as smooth as that proverbial bou-|

Band and Chorus.

—

theater.

Legion post 88. quartet will consist of Chief Yi

lon and Yeoman 2-¢ Max Decker.

Charles Henzie, are:

Field General March .. Silver Mon f Night and Day:........ The Beggar Student ... The Billboard March. I'll See You Again Limehouse Blues ... Swanee Satire ....

vaudeville West and

Lexing. “Donkey Serenade” should be done to Hitler and Hirohita. The rendi-| tion, a musical hash composed of scraps from some of the very worst popular ditties, ends with a] bubbling take-off on BromoSeltzer’'s steam-engine radio commercial, Harris ‘and Shore's “Ecstasy in ¥..33.. another of those .-farcical dance acts, only better. Lindsey, LaVerne and Betty fill in. with acrobatics. Ozzie’s band swings out on a number entitled, “I Feel So Lonesome Since My Best Friend Left With My Wife—I Miss Him So.” Filmfare is “The Hour Before Dawn,” with FPranchot Tone.

veterans,

sheets, plates, shapes and forms.

| Belmont—*The Navy ways and ne, Tumpleweads. * Tomorrow through “You Can't Ration Love” and rertain Clegg. Cinem ma — nding Room Only” and ‘Harvest Melody.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: (Eroadway Rhythm” - and “Career Girl. Daly Outing Dr. Death” and ‘Spider 7 Tomorrow and Monday: “Lady "in the Dark.” Drive-In—' ‘Woman of the Town" and “Hi Diddle Diddle.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Third Finger, Left Hand" and “Hey Rookie.” Emerson—"Cowboy and the Senorita” snd “Great Guy.” Tomorrow throu 2 2 Wednesday: “Four Jills in a Jeep" “Tampico. Eoquire Thiough Tuesday: e River” and “Escape.”

Fountain Square — Through

J‘Rhythm on

Tuesday: “Uncertain Glory” and “You Can't Ration Love." Garfield—"My Best Gal" and “Nabonga.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Standing Room Only” and “Cowboy and the a.”

Granada -— Through Wednesday: ''See Bee, Private ik and ‘‘Career

Hamilton—* Calling Dr. Death” and “The Spider Woman." Tomorrow through ednesday: ‘Pour Jills in a Jeep” and “Around the World.” Hollywoed—* ‘Star Spangled Rhythm" and “Death Valley Manhunt.” Tomorrow ! through Tuesday: “The Fleet's In” | and *“Rootin’ Tootin’ Rhythm.”

Irving—" Up in Mabel's Room’ and "His Girl Friday.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “See Here Private Hargrove.

Mecca— ‘Charlie Chan in Becret Service” and “Return of the Rangers.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Tarzan’s Desert Mystery’ and “Follies Girl.” . Old Trail — “Girls on Probation’ and ‘‘Black Hills Expres§.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Desert Song” and ‘Charlie Chan's Chinese Cat.” Oriental — “Broadway Rhythm” and “Deerslayer.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Rationing” and “Hi, Lookin’."” Parker—“ The Bullivans” and “Over My Dead Body." Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘‘Blockade” and “Dance Girl -Dance.” Happened in Flatbush” and “Kid Dynamite.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Rationing’” and “They Came to Blow Up America.” Ritz—"Miracle of Morgan's Oreek” and “Under Two Flags.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Around the World” and o “Action in Arabia.” Biel ‘Uncertain Glory” and “Men on Her Mind.” Last show only: ‘Heaven Can Wait. " Tomorrow through Tuesday: “See Here Private Hargrove.”

St. Clair—* ‘Calling Dr. Death” and “The

Spider Woman.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘See Here Private Hargrove” and ‘Hot Rhythm.”

Sanders—"Pistol Packin’ ‘Rangers Take Over.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Where Are Your Ouilarent

Mama” and

NEIGHBORHOODS )

Alamo - Through Monday: “The Last Horseman” and “Oh, My Darling Clementine.” | Ambassadi “Lady in the Dark” and “Voice, ‘in the Wind.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “See Here Private Hargrove.”

% (By Sherley Uhl)

DOWNTOWN

quet, is admirably handled by those||

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SATURDAY JULY 1

In Park Concert|

The Manual high school band will /|play and the P. R. Mallory chorus and the navy quartet will sing in a concert at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Garfield park open air

Marimba selections by Eldon Floyd and community singing led by Mallory W. Bransford will be included. The program is being]! sponsored by Garfield American

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will direct the Mallory chorus, The navy

Tom Brooks, Chief Specialist Charles Dameron, Yeoman 1-¢ Jack New-

The band. numbers, directed by

vesresnenss ‘Weeks “My +

NO ADVANCE IN PRICES “The White: Cliffs of Daver” Is " being shown at Loow's— “Regular em all: NA T0 gk

‘ALAN MARSHAL

AN M:G-M PICTURE

BUY WAR BC STAMPS AT

NDS AND

LOEW'S

EAST SIDE

phrey Bogari-—Mi “PASSAGE TO Mae West “THE HEAT'S ON”

Dickie Moore “JIVE JUNCTION" _East_Side Kids “CLANCY ST. BOYS”

SY GGITES

Claudette Col

Ibért—Ronald Colman “UNDER TWO FLAGS"

Anne Gwynn—David Bruce “MOON OVER LAS VEGAS” TT OI I Ae 1

6116 ms

Sheridan... Sx MATINEE TODAY-2-6 P. M.—30¢ Wm. Powell—Hedy Lamare “THE HEAVENLY BODY” Frances Langford “%:~

SUN. “HAPPY GO LUCKY"

Plus WITLER DEAD or ALIVE"

MIDNIGHT SHOW | TONIGHT 12:30 A. M. |

HARRIET CEE |

Neighborhood Theater Directory |

“CAREER |

“FOREST RANGERS”

Last Times Cont. Mat, Today 15 he 6

A Errol Flynn—Paul Lukas Jean Sullivan—Faye Emerson “UNCERTAIN SLORY" Mary Beth Hughes—Edw. N

“MEN ON HER MIND" EXTRA! Added to Last Show

TONIGHT ONLY! Don Ameche—Gene Tierney

Charles iHoaven Can Wait’ Box Office Open Till 11 P. M. :

PARKER r 100 10th pip

Thos. Mitchell “THE SULLIVANS” M. B. Hughes ‘OVER MY DEAD BODY’

and “Mr, Muggs Steps Ou

Sheridan — * ‘Heavenly ou and “Career Girl." Tomorrow through Wednesday: Lappy Go Lucky” and ‘Forest Ranger Spetdvey -— “Uncertain Glory” and ‘‘Spider Woman,” Tomorrow and Monday: “Lady in the Dark” and “Career Girl.’ State — ‘““The Payoff" and “Texas Kid."

Tomorrow through Tuesday: Rackin’ Mama” and day.’ Strand— ‘Under Two Flags”

“Pistol ‘Hoosier Holi-

and “Moon

Over Las Vegas.” Tomorrow thro ugh Tuesday: ‘See Here Private Hargrove” and “Hot Rhythm Stratford — “Deerslayer” and ‘“‘Boots Jh4 4 Saddles “hy " Tomorrow through esday: ghting Seabees .- an “Yanks Ahoy. 4 Tacoma—*'Jive Junction” and “Clancy St. Boys.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: roadway Rhythm” and “Song of Rus Talbott ‘Standing Room ly” and “Career Girl.” Tomorrow through "Tuesday: “Heavenly Body” and

“Fifth Avenue Girl.

Tuxedo — ‘Passage to Marseille” and “The Heat's On.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Shine on Harvest Moon”

and “Klondike Kate.”

Uptown—* ‘Foreign Correspondent’

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Tomorrow through Tuesda “See Here Private H ay “Hot Rhythm." argrove”

Voge Un aay ain Glory" Scout

through _ esd ay: and ‘Road to Zansibar

and “Henry Tomorrow ‘“Heav enly Body"

Zaring — Through Tuesda ‘ - tain Glory” Pun “The Heat's onnoer

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY

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HARBOR

CORKY’'S SKY HARBOR Orch. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 8 MILES FROM MONUMENT CIRCLE

MECCA , 7.

“CHARLIE CHAN IN SECRET SERVICE” “BUNDAY-—J. Welssmuller—Nancy Kelly Wendy Barrie “FOLLIES GIRL”

NORTH SIDE

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HYTHM ON THE RIVER

x Taylor “ESCAPE

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rn 1:15—Final Da a “Miracle of Morgan’ irk ork.” “iilinder Twe Flags”

“The Age of Flight"—Late News

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“¢ALLING D DR. D DEATH” matsvene "SPIDER WOMAN"

SUN. “SEE HERE, PVT. HARGROVE" . “HOT RHYTHM™ ] Stratford”... “i. ADDLES”

“DEERSLAYER” SUNDAY—John Wa Hayward

“FIGHTING CINEMA i: COOL Paaiete ipa, Sunday 1 thru Tuesday

SEABEES” De “STANDING ROOM ré—rred Mackey “BHOADWAY RI RHYTHM =,

Wm. Tracy “YANKS _AHoy~ _Dally—1:30 Rosemary Lane “HARVEST MELODY"

Langford

| Fras “CAREER GIRL”

Sidney Toler Gwen Kenyon

Jas. Newell “RETURN OF RANGERS”

“TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY" “

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Len: Chaney—Pairicia Morison “CA G DR, DEATH” Basil Rathbone “SPIDER WOMAN" ~==SUNDAY Thru WEDNESDAY =e Kay Francis=~Carole Landis “FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP” Kay Kyser “AROUND THE WORLD”

TODAY 5:45 19 G30 Lee Roy Rogers Dale Evans ! “COWBOY & THE SENORITA™ Jas. Cagney "Gin SUN. “FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP"

“TAMPICO”

Central Ave, at Fall Creek

HELD OVER i ripay - Errol Flynn—Paul Lukas “UNCERTAIN GLORY” Mae West—Victor Moore “THE HEAT'S ON”

Illinois St.

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URRELL and pe REYNOLDS "iin sinizsacs AMERICAN GIRLS

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Cont she Ehowine F. MacMurray “STANDING ROOM OX Ly” Frances Langford “CAREER GIRL

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SUNDAY—Ruth Terry—Bob Livingstone MAMA” SIER HOLIDAY"

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