Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1944 — Page 4

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The hog market was 10 to 15 Common-.. 600-900 pounds .... cents lower at the Indianapolis pag. Stage Revue Includes Many stockyards today, the war food ad- Good vin Film Fave hh di ’ migration yeported, 1 Cutter and COMMON +.vvervrss 8.15 8.78 iim Favorites. ces were down cents 10Wer |Ganner J.........eooooieens 450@ 5. SN . s of ’ than Friday's lowest on 160 to 240- . Bulls (all weights) J an i Je cowhey Piciare he pounders, and dropped 10, cents On|“ Good (all Weights) veveusee [email protected] on y a 3 on [ne 240 to 400-pound hogs. Hise a b0B10.00 stagé of the Circle this week. Tex 000 sovvvrvssnsrnsrnen seers o 8 at " » The market on weights under 160] Medium iii [email protected]| ddfer and his Western Hillbilly pounds was steady. The top was| Cute “and sommon wo #09." 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[email protected] Ritter's part of the show, which MON ’ 340- 370 Pounds «os 0G 30g | 500+ 900 pounds suis + 1808 878 is ‘somewhat more on the vaudeville 200-330 pounds . 1380... | good and Chr (steers) side than ‘most of the Circle stage i pounds +++ 13.80 ..oo) 500 pounds dOWD 4....iins [email protected] | presentations, is that of master of 160- 220 pounds [email protected] 800 bounds down hoiforey [email protected] | ceremonies and stooge for the rest ¥ 1 ves o ers v ' Good to a so Oe pounds down. 10,[email protected] SL: 1h as, : OWI s.cvivnrens hy . ” 2T0~ 300 POURAS +evsseseensse 13.50 13.00 | Medium Sings “I'll Walk Alone” i 300 330 pounds ..eoeervovene 13.50%11.60| 500 pounds down .......c..e0 [email protected] , | 340. 300 pounds Cegeniianeees 1 baa. SHEEP AND LAMBS (60) Miss Dae's warbling of “I'll Walk ! 00d = p . 13 [email protected] | 300d and chore ave) [email protected] Alone,” “It Had to Be You,” “On i - 450 pounds ..eesreienins : BO seurcieeninee . ‘ i 450-500 Do rear tres ve 13.40G13 so Mediu and Bd rh ees [email protected]| the Sunny Side of the Street” and i Ye io pounds areas errr rs [email protected] | Good and tholcs APR + said “I'll Be Seeing You” sets her apart Med d good .....cie0nnne 0 13.00 5 i Medtim to chatces Pgs i 3a BO rsa 8.00 9.75 | from the rest of the hillbilly stuff. ; 90+ 130 pounds ..... £.50011.50 Terhune performs such amazing 3 Choloo=e CATTLE (13) U.S, STATEMENT antics as whistling “Listen to the 3 WASHINGTO! Dec ( ) ~Gov- ’ a No. 3% Pounds 1 Jena ernment expenses and receipts for the Mocking Bird” and capturing the | 1100-1300 pounds [email protected] Current Al Yer to on NOY 30 Mecho in a bottle, later releasing it, 5 , 1300-1500 POURS «.osnasenes . 16.76018.35 . ns ont ast Yor lo GVEIYONE'S awe. & xpenses . ,B50,504, i 350, 400 pounds re dl 150 | War Spending 30,048.961.250 38.148.6260.091 The Milo twins of “Grand Old © 1100-1300 pounds ... ve. [email protected]| Receipts + 14.897 T4178 14.308, 4LAT0| ov fame, Bonnie Dodd, Cannon| § 1300-1500 pounds ... 14.00218.75 | Net Deficit. 35112, 121.245 23,254,161,651 Opry Bram Cash Balance. 9,802,570.508 14,958.406,251 | 1 Slim Andr i i 700-1100 pourds ...... veers. [email protected] | Working Bal. 9.030.07.251 4.105 076.010 Ball Taylor and Slim Andrews sing 2100-1300 POUDAS +enesresneess [email protected] et. 230.080.450.451 297064.584 043 | and play such. instruments as the %00-1100 pounds ....ee0n verse 8.20@1078 i xylophone, guitar, washtub, banjo, 1 fers INDIANAPOLIS CNG BOLE funnels and even an old pump and i + Ca 800 pounds ..eeee.e reves [email protected] | Clearings ......ooociviiireeis $6,590,000 | produce some spectacular effects. |. 800-1000 Pounds ...c.oesreess [email protected] Debits "This Week 83,777,000 The screen goes to the opposite ¥ Goo 8 800 pounds ,iiceveerenns 13.00018.25 Cleatings Whitetrtnsatarresuiee $36,019,000 | extreme and shows “Music in Mani (300-1000 pounds ee. [email protected] [Debits .......ocovurvierinniin 135,673,000 hattan,” starring Anne Shirley, : 500- 900 48 vrinenninen [email protected] ~ Dennis Day and Phillip Terry. 99 pounes LOCAL PRODUCE . k . N . Heavy breed hens, 326. Leghorn Rens, Davis Ta esivew Brotlers, fryers and roaster, under b At the Alamo ibs, white and batyed Tocks, uci 8 A o_o P ed springers, 23c: leghorn springers, 316. | puree Old roosters, lic. dvertising ost|’ ui Current receipts, 38¢; Grade A 49¢c; grade A medium, 440; grade A Cc. M. “Moke” | small, 3 ade; no grade, 38. ort ’ Butter—No utterfat--No, Davis, until yes-|¢pc; No. 2, Yo." terday publicity director. for L. 8. Up to th Waa, RY ain market E 0 a Ayres Seperimen: today, Indianapolis four. wills and gr fin i store, has n elevators paid $1.63 per bushel for 1 red wheat (other grades on their Eo i the Caldwell-|c Oats, No. 2 white or No.3 red, tastin 3 Baker Co, adver= or better, 64c; corn, Jew dheliea, old crop, $1.00% i ‘varie : tising agency, a8 No, 3 white shelled, old crop, $1.24%. 3 vice president in DEE i - charge of con- ITALIAN CHEESES GO uP by sumer goods ac-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (U. P).— = Mr. Davis counts. Retail ceiling prices for Italian | gg 2 A native of [cheeses will go up an average of itis a, i # ‘Indianapolis, Mr. Davis, who lives at several cents a potnd throughout “Cheyenne Wildent* with Wild %57 N. Bolton ave, has been as-|the country under price increases bb ke al sociated with Ayres for 15 years iniallowed to manufacturers today by Bill Elliott and Bobby Bla the office of price administration. the Alamo through Monday.

various advertising capacities.

Hog Prices. Drop 10 fo 15 Cents; 3500 Are Received

Tex Ritter

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

NEIGHBORHOODS

At Circle

BELMONT-''Meet the People” and Hell's

CINEMA-"Henry Aldrich’s

Angels” Tomorrow through Tuesday: Shatin Raiders” and “Gildersleeve’s ost."

Little Secret” Tomorrow and

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and “My Pdvorite ‘‘Crossrogds”

through ‘Tuesday: “@Slightly Dangefbus.’

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Dogs Are Poisoned—

HOME TOWN dog lovers have been guarding their pets carefully following news stories of the activities of dog poisoners at nearby Carmel and also at Knightstown and New Castle. . . . Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, wife of the retiring governor, couldn't remember her address when she called police the other night to report a drunken man on the front porch of the governor's mansion. J, . Asked for the address, she replied: “well, I don't know, but it's right behind the Marott hotel” . . . Police niibbed the intruder. . . . They also nabbed a 24-year-old war plant employee alleged to have grabbed $500 in cash from the money drawer of the Speedway City postoffice when the clerk’s back was turned. . , . Also arrested was a parking lot employee who is accused of stealing a $2000 fing from the car of Carol Kreusser and selling it in a tavern for a few dollars. . . . When police saw a car passing with a safe tied on behind, they gave chase and recovered the safe. . . . It

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bad been stolen from the Greyhound restaurant and contained $600. Tf x

Plan New School—

THE SCHOOL BOARD has indicated that it considers as its No. 2 post-war objective the construction of a $300,000 classroom and library addition to Broad Ripple high school, . . . Pirst on the board's program is a new Manual high school. . . Congress is considering construction of 68 new airports in "Indiana, including two here in Indianapolis, « « « The local projects would cost $339,000.

« « « Also being considered by congress is a system of three East-West transcontinental highways, one of which would pass through Indianapolis. . . . Capt. Fred A. Simon, formerly head of the police detective department, has been retired on pension, , . , He has not been working the last six months because of illness, . . . A plan for construction of three companion buildings to the present American Legion building on the plaza is being studied by the Legion” and probably will be submitted to the legislature in January.

: - HRA What's Cookin’ in Sports—

THE BASKETBALL season now is well under way. . . Tech launched its city net play by defeating Howe, 46-20 in a rough game—41 personal fouls. . . . In other games, Tech defeated Washington, 39-18; Broad Ripple won its opening game by de feating Westfield, ol while Shortridgh nosed out Greenfield, 28-26. . . . Butler is having a home-coming celebration. veo Ib

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Dec. 2, 1944

centers around the opening basketball game with Franklin college tonight in the fieldhouse. . . . The I, H. 8. A. A. board failed to select’ a new athletic commissioner last Saturday, and so they're meeting today in Indianapolis to try again. . . . The football season wound up, as you may know already, with Ohio State holding the conference title, six wins and no losses. . . Purdue was thifd—four victories, two losses, and Indiana was fifth—four and three. . . . The Caps still are doing okay. . . . They defeated St. Louis Thursday night and in doing so moved into first place. . . Indianapolis will be host to the annual state bowling tournament in 1046, with Hammond host next year.

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In the Mail Bag—

A LETTER from Pfc, E. A. Anderson brings praise for “What's Cookin'” from faraway India. . . . “Keep writing ‘What's Cookin’' above everything else,” he says. . . « Lots of birthday greetings this week. . . . Happy birthday to Sgt. Howard Stagner, Germany, Dec. 26, Velma Helen, Edith, Dean. . . . And to John L. Whitaker, PF. 1-c, at sea, Dec. 16, Mary Helen, Jerry, Timmy, . And to Eugene D, List, 8. 1-c, Pacific, Dec. 24, Dad, Mother, Daryl Gene. . . . And to 1st. Sgt. William Wheasler, England, Dec. 15, Jane, Janice. . And to Pfc. Carol Jones, France, Dec. 21, Betty. . . . And to Pvt, John Moats, New Guinea, Dec. 1, Mom, Dad, Family, . . . And to Sgt. Avery Hamblen, England, belatedly, Father, Mother, Brother. . . And to Pfc. Ralph E. Summers, Southwest Pacific, Dec. 21, Lil, Marie, Frank. . . And to Robert W. Nord, 8. 1-¢, Pacific, Dec. 16, Lorene. . And to 8. Sgt. Robert B. Whited, India, Jan. 4, Mom, Dat, the Kids. . . . And to M. Sgt. Henry J. Stahl, France, Dec. 16, Dag, Mother. . . . And to James B, Sampson, S. 1-¢, Southwest Pacific, Mother, Bob, Martha

Benefit Concert

Bomar Cramer, pianist, will play at the English theater at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow under the auspices of the Indianapolis Piano Teachers association. Proceeds from the benefit performance will: be given to nearby camp hospitals for wounded soldiers.

(CAST SET TO STAGE PLAY AT ATHENAEUM

A cast of 24 will stage “The Night of Jan. 16th” in the rhain ballroom of the Athenaeum at 8:30 p. m. today. The play, directed by Normann Green, has two different endings, depending upon the decision of the jury. In the cast will be Mrs. Emily Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Githens, Mr. Green, Richard Eisenbach, Conrad Grathwohl, Clare Falkner, Ford Kaufman, Jack Messmer, Robert Calland, Tom McCoy, Monroe Hosford, Walter Messmer, Lena Peters, Olga Birk, Harry Bobbe, Harold Peters, Leslie e, Miss Edna Phinney, Don Hastings and Miss Betty Ann Perkins. A dance to the music of Ted Campbell's orchestra will follow the play. ‘

BOND DRIVE CREDIT GIVEN TO THEATER

Sixth war loan bond purchases totaling $75,000 have been credited to the local Indianapolis quota of Loew's theater and the Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer film exchange, Boyd Sparrow, manager of Loew's theater here, announced. This represents a proportionate part of a $10,000,000 bond subscription by Loew's, Inc. The total is divided among the cities in which there are Loew's theaters and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer offices.

ROOF DANCE STARTS AT 8:30 P. M. TODAY

The Indiana Roof, beginning tonight, will have new Saturday dancing hours. Eddie Stone and his orchestra will strike their opening notes at 8:30 p. m. and will furnish cortinuous music from that time until lpm

Times Amusement

Clock

CIRCLE On Stage, Tex Ritter, at 12:50, 3:40, 6:40, 9:30 and 12:30 “Musie in Manhattan,” with Anne

Mhirley and Dennis Day, at 11, 1:50, 4.45, 7:50, 10:30 and 11:30.

Sunday—Stage at 1:26, 4:08, 6:44,

and 9:32. “Manhattan at 11 43, 2:23, 5:03, 7:41 and 10:27, KEITH'S , On stage, “Star-Studded Revue,”

at 1:54, 4:23, 6:52, 9:11 and 11:40. “They Live in Fear,” with Otto Kruger, at 12:15, 2:44, 5.13, 7:42, 10:01 and 13:30, Sunday—Stage, at 2.09, 4.28, 6:47 and 9:16. “They Live” at 13:30,

2:59, 5:18, 7:37 and 10:08. INDIANA “Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” with June Haver, Dick Haymes and

Monty Foolley, 7.46 and 10:30 “The Girl Whe Dared.” Gray, at 11, 1:35, 4.15, 9:30. Sunday—'"Trish at 1:40, 4:30, 7:13 and 10. “Girl Who Dared” at 12:45, 3:30, 6:20 and 9,

« LYRIC

“Casanova Brown,” Cooper and Teresa JVright, 1:44, 4:28, 7:21 and 10:14. “The Last Ride,’ with Richard Travis and Eleanor Parker, at 13:48, 3.30, 6:23 and 9:16. Sunday-~"Casanova,” at 1:42, 4:34, 7.08 and 9:52. “Last Ride,” at 13.44, 3.26, 6:10 and 8:54.

LOEW'S

“Mrs. Parkington,” with Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, at 11:48; 2:25, 5:02, 7:42, 10:22 and 1:02. Sunday~"Mrs, Parkington,’ at 13, ,3:33, 5:07, 7:42 and 10:17,

at 11.55, 2:35, 5:10,

with Lorna 6:50 and

with Gary at 11,

Ann, Tommy. . And to Sgt. Henry Mears, England, Dec. 8, Rosle, Susle. . And to Pvt. Robert Roell, France, Dec. 19," Mother, Dad, Jo Ann, Jim, Lill, . . And to Cpl. Harold R, Gemmer, Italy, Dec. 31, Mother, Dad, Sisters. . . . And to Pvt. william ¥. Hamilton, Europe, Dec, 2, Jean, .. . And to Pfc. Charles R. Childers, hospital -in France, Dee. 8, Mother, Dad, Phyllis, Bill. . . . And to Otis Charles Castle, 8. 1-0, Pacific, Dec. 29, Mom, Dad, Juanita. . . And to T. Sgt. Earl Williams, South Pacific, Mother, Dad, Kids.*. .". And to Pfc. Frank E. Hasseld, overseas, Dec. 28, Mother, Daddy, Mildred, Marilyn, Little Lee. . . . And to H. W: Hedlund, boatswain's mate

2-c, Hawaii, Dec, 15, Shank. . . . And to Paul H. Gann, 8. 1-c, South America, Dec. 4, Jeannette, Deloris. And to 8.

Sgt. A. A. Watkins, Palan, "Dib. 23, Dorothy, Michael, Mother. , . . So long, fellows, until next week,

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A RE( the Indian: day night i gonductor, and Mrs. J the recepti Among will be Caj

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A CHRIS at 12:30 p. m Mrs. Earl R. JAclude Mesd F. Cortright, lohr, Alvin C. Other De party for pati torium’s recr Mesdames Or supervise the present to ti servicemen. The presi Boyer as ch: given Feb 3, chairman an Kurt W. Schr

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St. Vi Guild

_Approxima/ St. Vincent's vations for ti in connection ing Monday nurses home The meetin with Mrs. CI officer of the sisted by M Mrs. R. Alan The hostes luncheon, M will have or dames Walte Elliott, Rich McDonald ar Mrs. Georg dent, has ar has been se