Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1944 — Page 10

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BUSINESS

Cincinnati Loses Fisher Body Plant; But Indianapolis Won't Get It Either!

A REPORT THAT A FISHER BODY PLANT might * be located in Indianapolis turned out today to be a phony, on

pokesmen.

The report started after General Motors finally decided

not to build a new body plant at Cincinnati, a hornet’s nest of opposition there from people who liy ed

in the area where the factory was to be built.

The major reason for not locat-| ' §ng another G. M. plant here is

son plants in Speedway and the governs ment-owned Al-

plant near Maywood, south Speedway,

the Chevrolet Commercial Body plant,

Mators. is. by far the biggest employer in town. Inasmuch as the corporation pursuing a policy of decentraliza- | ficn, of scattering its plants in-| stead of keeping them in just one

grea, it wouldn't be likely to build “more here at this time. Another reason is that a body!

plant should be located near an

assembly line here or anywhere else in the state, Speaking of rumors, story concerns the Fisher Brothers, |

the latest

own again. There have been hundreds of rumors of what the wealthy broth- | ers were poing to do. Today, a fellow told me he knows. The Fishers, ! he says, are going to build a huge hotel inn Detroit to house all those fumors.

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Some army brass hat thinks exact General on, nlovment figures should be a miliHo, hum. One of the blessings of peace will be to get rid

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~a liberated Europe thirsty gutomobile assambly line and Gen- | beverages. . . . The armed services eral Motors doesn't have an auto are having trouble, getting certain

here, in

{ brands of cigarets. are planning. a big ‘internal loan to repair the damage of. Nazi rule. . » ». The trade says butter will be who announced recently thet they ....ey than-‘usual this month, and were leaving active posts at General | gontember is usually a low point; Motors to get into business on their, yych milk is going into cheese, dried and evaporated milk for the { military and lend-lease, | dianapolis department store | last week were 24%

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LOCAL ISSUES

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sales over a year

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PRICES ON HOGS,

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1500 Porkers Arrive In Light Week-end Trade Here.

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GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (1500)

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CALVES (50) Vealers (all weights)

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Feeder and Stocker C: “Cattle “and Calves

8.00 rhyme nor rhythm but it still gets

‘At Keith's

Lew Folds is the magical juggler in Keith's stage show.

Wally Crane Gets Laughs Show at Circle Features

Spivak Orchestra.

The stage show which opened yesterday at the Circle theater featuring Charlie Spivak’'s orchestra includes a pleasant assortment of other performers. : Wally Crane is still in. there pitching to retain his sobriquet, the “International Screwball,” and he does nobly. His act has neither

a good share of the laughs. Crane gets around the stage with all the aplomb of a chap who is perfectly satisfied to be classed as an eccentric. He coaxes laughs from an audience with the skill of a politician getting out the vote. Irene Daye and Jimmy--Saunders sing with the band and Joe, Lou and Marilyn Gates do a dance routine! | Spivak claims to play the sweetest trumpet in the world but he bounces a few notes off the ceiling while playing the Irish lullaby from “Going My Way” that would rouse the most hardened bog-trotter. “Henry Aldrich's Little Secret” is Hollywood's. contribution to the goings on at the Circle. (By Robert . Fox)

Symphonic Choir Starts Auditigns

Auditions for new singers will be-

Choice— 500- 800 pounds 200-1050 pounds Good— 500- 800 pounds . 800-1000 pounds

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edium-— 500 pounds down ...... «sees [email protected] SHEEP AND LAMBS (30) Ewes (shorn)

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U. S. STATEMENT

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gin season activities of the Indianapolis Symphonic choir, Elmer Stef-

NEIGHBORHOODS

BELMOST— Rosie the Riv eter” nd “Palm Beach Story.” ' Tomorrow through Tuesday: “White: Cliffs of Dover.” CI A—"Between Two Worlds” and ‘Girls on Probation." Tomorrow Shrough Tuesday: “Two Girls and a Sa DAISY—"Aftack” and “Outlaws or Banta Fe." Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Cobra Woman' and “Her Primitive Man.” DRIVE- IN—‘Birth of the Blues” and “Rookies in Burma.’ Tomorrow Jarough © Wednesday: Standing Room Only” “Pilot No. 5. EMERSON—‘"Lady Has Plans” and “Great Man's Lady. Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Make Your wi and “They Made Me a Criminal,” ESQUIRE-—Thivotgh Chgring “No Time r Love’ and “True to Life rot SQUARE Through Tuesday: "Show Business” and “Yellow Canary.” GARFIELD—“Lady, Let's Dance” and “Charlie Chan in Secret Service.” - morrow and Monday: “Buffalo Bill.” GRANADA—Through Wednesday: Cliffs of Dover” ington.”

“White and “Ladies in Wash-

HAMILTON— Follow the Boys.” Tomorrow - through Wednesday: “Seven Days Ashore” ard “Make Your Own Bed.” HOLLYWOOD! ‘The Big Store” and “California Joe." Tomorrow through Tuesday: “The Uninvited” and “Silver Skates.” . IRVING—Through tomorrrow: “Show | Business” and “The Imposter.”

OLD TRAIL—“Follow the Leader” and ‘Passage to Marseille.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘The , Sullivans” and “Four Jills in & Jeep ORIENTAL — “Cowboy Canteen” and ‘Pardon My Rhythm.” Tomorrow and "Monday: llow the loys" and “Lumberjack.” PARAMOUNT ‘Drums of Pu Manchu" and ‘Raiders of the Border.” To-

morrow and Monday: “A Gu Named Joe” and “So's Your Uncle,” y PARKER—Through Tuesday: rine Base” and *Alibi.” REX-—"Lady, Let's Dance” ers of Fortune.” Tuesday: Navy Way.” RITZ—"Thunderbirds"

“Subma-

and “RangTomorrow through “The Uninvited’ ' and "The

and Tr Wake Up Tomorrow through Tues“Story of Wassell” and “Lucky Cowboy." : RIVOLI-'Lassie Come Home’ and * ‘Love Crazy.” Last show only: “Claudia. pe Tomorrow through Wednesday: “White Cliffs of Dover.”

ST. CLAIR-* ‘The Imposter” and “Rosie

the Riveter.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “White Cliffs of Dover® and “Sweethearts of the U. 8. SANDERS—"Million Years, : C"” and

Deerslayer. 3 Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Billy the Kid” and “Panama Hattie.”

SHERIDAN—"Two . Girls and a Sailor” and “Between Two Worlds.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Now Voyager” and ‘Palm Beach Story.

SPEEDWAY—"The Hour Before the Dawn" and !‘Yellow Rose of Texas.” Tomor: row and Monday: “Show Business” and “Yellow Canary,”

STATE—“Minesweeper” and ‘Dead Man's Gu ulch.”” Tomorrow through Tuesday: Let's Face It” and ‘Immortal Sergeant.”

HOOSIER FLIER BAGS ZERO IN RECORD TIME

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (U. P.).— Lt. Eugene W. Seitz of Walkerton, Ind. is believed to have set an alltime record for time required to down a Jap plane, He achieved the distinction recently when he shot down a Jap

fen, conductor, announced today.

ceseseseseaes [email protected] Both male and female voices will be auditioned, preparatory to present-|

ing major choral works with the Indianapolisy Symphony orchestra, In addition to its appearances | with the orchestra, the choir will] present several special concerts dur-| ing the season. Officers who will be | in charge of arrangements are Herman W. Kothe, president; Robert D. Armstrong, vice president; Cath-| erine Bailey, secretary, and Hum- | bert P. Pagani, treasurer. The board of directors is com-| posed of Harry E. Calland, Pierre P. Goodrich, Dr. Franz R. Hansel, | Helen M. Kendall, Mrs, Howard Lacy II, Rosemary A, Lawler, Mrs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (U, P.).—Gov-

..$17,874,880,185 $16,521, 760, a 2

15,374,045,487 |

Expenses War spend’'g 16,315,689, 254

Receipts .... 5,067.939 895 5,152,972,594 | Net deficit, 12,806.940,290 11 368,787,837 Cash balance 16,405,797,996 5,333,166,637 | Working bal. 15,642,936,959 4,570,474,803

148,313,002, 406 22,223,286,523

Public debt..211,262 505.865 Gold reserve 20,905,498,487

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

WAGON WHEAT Up to the close of the Chicago market today, Indianapolis flour mills and gran elevators paid $1.45 per bushel for No. 1 red wheat (other grades on their merits);

pats, No. 2 white or No. 2 red, testing 32 Ibs. or better, 73c. No. 3 vellow shelled corn, $1.06 3 white

per bushel, and No. shelled corn, $1.20

BOMAR CRAMER

Registration Begins Monday, Jan. 11 33 Monument Circle—309

RI. 7706

ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Sept. 7, com- | pared with a‘ year ago: . This Year Last Yea

Today CIOaringS souiu'ss os. divevianen $ 5,583,000 | Debits nny ren vei ii senvunns J 009,000 This Week Clearings ac.vvvieedevisarennes $23,666,000 Debits ..u.iiviirernniiiarneres 71,186,000 |

Charles C. Martin, J. Dwight Peterson, Leonard A. Strauss, Roberf L. {St. Pierre and Mrs. Myra Majors | Wirenius. Miss Grace Greene is

| librarian.

Committees for the year have]

been appointed as follows: Sponsor memberships, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. St. Pierre, Mr. Pagani and Miss Kendall; active memberships, Miss Lawlor, Miss Bailey, Dwight Murphy and Mrs. Ruth Mae Armstrong; musi¢e, Mr. Steffen, Dr, Hensel, Mr. Kothe and Mrs. Martin; audit and budget, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Calland and Mr, Pagani,

AMARANTH ORDER MEETS

of the Amaranth, will hold.-a covWednesday, followed by a stated

meeting and initiation. Mrs." Ruth Hancock, grand lecturer for Indiana,

Reeve, royal patron, will preside,

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CURRENT FEATURES CIRCLE

On Stage, Charlie Spivak and his orchestra, at 12:48, 3:23, 5:40, 7:57, 10:15 and 12:33. “Henry Aldrich’s Little Secret” wiht Jimmy Lydon, at 11:23, 1:5 4:15, 6.32, 8:50, 11:08 and 1:23. Sunday—Stage, at 12:52, 3:05, 5:19, 7:34 and 9:49. ‘“‘Aldrich,” at 11:30, 1.43, 3:57, 6:12, 8:27 and 11:42,

KEITH'S On stage, Chez Paree Follies, at 1:50, 4:16, 6:51, 9:17 and 11:43. “The Racket Man,” with Tom Neal

and Jeanne Bates, at 12:15, 2:50, 5:16, 7:51, 10:17 and 12:43.

Sunday Stage, 1:56, 4:22, 6:48 and 9:14. “Racket,” at 12:30, 2:56, 5:23,

7:48 and 10:14.

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Public transportation direct to campus .

Butler Registration Sept. 11 and 12

Registration for upperclassmen Monday, Sept.

Freshmen conferences scheduled Monday and Tues-

day, with registration Tuesday. Registration for evening division on both days.

Instruction in day and evening divisions begins

Wednesday, Sept. 13.

by North Meridian bus or lllinois-Butler street car.

| 46th Street and Sunset Avenue

INDIANA “Christmas Holiday,” with Deanna

Durbin and Gene Kelly, at 12:41, 3:54, 7.07 and 10:05. “She's & Soldier, Too," with edian Bondi, Bel 11:34, 2:47, 6 and Sunda ‘Holiday,” - at 1: 4:14, 7:08 and 9:58. Hotaier” 2 12:15, 3.07, 5.50 and 8:51 ” LYRIO “The Invisible’ Man’s Revenge.” with Jon Hall, at 11, 1:44, 4:28, 7:27 and 10:41. “The Scarlet Claw,” with Basil

Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, at 12:30, 3:14, 6:13 and § Hs a Ya at 1 7:23 and' 10: 0. 5 » at 132: 3:22, 6:09 and 8

LOEW'S

“Dragon Seed,’ with Katharine Hepburn, Walter Huston and Aline MacMahon, 2s 11, 1:47, 4:34, T:24, 10:14 and 1:0 iva Seed,” at 12:10, 3:02, 5:57 and 8:52.

1:51, 4:36, 37,

Indianapolis Court No. 1, Order

ered dish supper at 6:15 p. m.

will be honored and Mrs. Harriet Reeve, royal matron, and Whitney

plane attacking his auxiliary carrier, a few seconds after he left the carrier deck. An enemy plane flew directly in

front of Seitz's fighter as he left

the carrier and it required only

|one burst of machinegun fire to

send the Jap spinning into the sea.

TACOMA— "Happy Go tacky and “Tumbling Tumbleweeds. Tomorrow through esday: “Million Dollar Kid" and “Lady, Let's Dance.” LBOTT— "Between Two Worlds" and “The Uninvited,” Tomorrow through “Gaslight” and “Lady, Let's

nx XEpO— Jungle Book' and ‘Phantom *" Tomorrow through Tuesday: 1a Here, ‘Private Hargrove.” d | UPTOWN! ‘The Hour Before the Dawn’ and “Rosie the Riveter.” Tomorrow through Thursday: “White Cliffs of ver.”

1 INJURED IN BLAST . NEW YORK, Sept. 9 aa explosion aboard the 15, 000-ton oil tanker S. 8. Gallia last night at her Brooklyn dock apparently was| caused by a spark igniting a gas pocket, fire department officials. reported today. Seventeen men were injured. * Police said investigation failed t6 produce any sign of sabo-

DANCE

VOGUE—"Gaslight. Tomorrow Tuesday: “Two Girls and a Sai ZARI1 NG—Through Tuesday: "Show 'Bustness’ and ‘Yellow Canary.”

DOWNTOWN

ALAMO-—Through Monday: ‘“Puzzy Settles! Down”. and ‘Delinquent Daughters.” AMBASSADOR ‘And the Angels Sing" and “Tunisian Victory." Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Show Business’ and ‘The Imposter.”

a Shrough |

STRAND—'‘The Imposter” and ‘Days of Glory” Tomorrow through - Tuesday: Ho Cliffs ‘of Ddver’ and “Sallor'si 0

STRATFORD’ ‘Minesweeper and “Raiders of the Border.” Tomorrow through! Tuesday: “My Friend Flicka’ and “Icesand.”

READINGS SLATED AT CIVIC THEATER

Preliminary to the opening of the new season of the Civic theater, readings for the first attraction will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Jack Hatfield, director, will conduct the readings at the theater, 1847 N. Alabama st. The popular comedy, “My Sister Eileen,” will open thé season, with presentation scheduled in mid-Oc-tober, §

FALL OPENING TONIGHT

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Direct Cotton Club, Dayton, O Herman Twine at trumpet and Willard Black at vibraphone.

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