Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1945 — Page 13

PARKING LIMIT; FEES ADOPTED

Regulations “Apply When Meters Are Installed.

Parking In the mile-square will be limited to periods ranging from 24 minutes to two hours with in-

stallation “ of the’ “proposed 2000

parking meters. The charge for parking will be

five cents an hour and parkers will

not bé allowed to “hog” spaces merely by continuing to insert coins. These are the rules adopted yesterday by the city plan commission, under authority of a 1945 state law sponsored by State Senator John W. Atherton. He also is president of the plan commission. The parking meters will be pur- _ chased jointly by the works and * safety boards, to assure legal re- , quirements are met. Some doubt . was cast over authority of the safety board by disclosure of a state law in conflict with a city ordinance. The entire value of the parking * meter plan, observers point out, de- * pends upon police supervision. If stickers are placed on overtime vehicles, the effectiveness of: the meters will be lost. The meters were described by Senator Atherton as “the greatest

| 1 parking problems.” A,

the Indiana Bell Telephone ‘Co. He was formerly toll practice supervisor for the company. : Mr, McClusky started in the telephone industry in Deceinber, 19086, as. an installer of equipment at Atlanta, Ga.,

ville,

Ft. Wayne.

dianapolis, and

tendent,

Chappell

Phone Official Gets Promotion J. H. McCLUSKY has been named successor’ to the late Wil-

llam M. Kendrick .as general traffic employment supervisor for

Mr. McClusky for the Southern

Bell Telephone Co. He was later associated with the Western Electric Co. at Birmingham, -Ala. He came to Indiana in 1915 as an equipment supervisor for the Southern Telephone Co. of Indiana, at Evansville. Indiana Bell Co., was formed in 1920, he .was appointed district traffic superintendent at EvansHe later held the same position at Kokomo, Muncie and

When the

In 1937 he was made outstate divsion traffic supervisor in In-

later held the

posts of assistant traffic superingeneral toll supervisor, and in April, 1942, was made toll practice supervisor. |

LODGE MEETS TONIGHT ! Rebekah i + stride so far in alleviating our city’s, meet at 8 p. m. tonight'in the hall

lodge will

lat 30th and Clifton sts.

didiome!

TRY FOR A Pree nt Conde

Copy this girl and s

FIVE PRIZES — five com FREE including Drawing each course, $215.00). FREE! Each Soptestent wo!

ficient merit will get a grad

ting 4 a

nd us your drawin

youll win'a COMPLETE ART COU

lete art courses utfits (Value of

UksE FRE

"drawing of suf-

9 and our opinion as

to whether his or her talent is worth developing.

Vocational Training for talented a of tremendous importance.

rtistic persons is

Imost ‘everything

must be designed before it.can be manufactured. Only talented persons can be trained as designers

and illustrators. Splendid opportu

nities are avail-

able for trained Commercial Artists. Many of our former students are eaing excellent incomes in both war and civilian industries. Here's an oppor-

tunity to test your talent FREE.

“RULES Contestants must be amateurs. Our students not eligible. 1. Make copy of girl 8 inches high, on paper 7 inches high. Draw only the girl, not the lettering, 2. Use only pencil or pen. 3. No drawings will be returned. 4. Print your name, address (town, county, state), age, phone number and present occupation on back of drawing. S. Ml drawings must be received by August 31st, 1045, Prize winning drawings will be selected by our faculty, -

«ART INSTRUCTION INC"

Dept. 4063, 500 So. 4th Street, Minneapolis 15, Minn.

The CHIC

AGO Store

146 E. Washington St. — Established Over 50 Years!

Keep On Baying War Bonds

CLEARANCE Men's Summer

SUITS

CHOICE

$1975

Single or ‘double breasted

models, smart

fancy patterns!

Men's Summer

TROUSERS 3 PRICE GROUPS

Large Selection

$998 $395 $495

plain and

* Men's Slack Suits

Blues-Tans-Greens Sizes 30 fo 42

0 $09

.; See Our. Windaws for Many Unusual Yale!

THE

PAN 8

ovr THEY * Men's Straw

HATS

Opicals, CHOICE iy

HOUSE Men's Genuine

AMA HATS

| Sizes 6g to 7 Only

LABOR PARLEY IEA APPROVED

Unions Pleased.

Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich),

conference” between union ‘and industry officials. President William Green of the American Federation of Labor said he would submit the plan to the A. F. of ‘L. executive council at its Chicago meeting next week. “The A. F. of L. has always been ready,” he said in a statement, “to sit down with representatives of industry for the purpose of promoting co-operative. relationships and establishing industrial peace.” “The C. I. O. will be pleased to join with business in meeting for the purpose of giving overall consideration to problems affécting the economic well-being of the nation and its people,” C. I. O. President Philip Murray said. ‘Long Advocated’ He said the C. I. O. has “long advocated such a meeting, and we are actually supporting the labormanagement charter now outstanding.” He referred to the agreement reached earlier this year by the A. F. of L. and C. I. O. representatives with the U. 8S. Chamber of Commerce. President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers is ready, it was learned, to atcept an invitation to such a conclave. President Eric Johnston of the U. 8. Chamber of Commerce ‘“‘welcomed” Vandenberg’s proposal, saying the voluntary conference method (between management and labor was “in the best American tradition.” Ira Mosher, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, said in New York the N. A. M. would be glad to participate in such a conference. “Give and Take”

In an atmosphere of free give and take “labor and management can find many areas of agreement and, in my opinion, can find the means of reconciling many points of disagreement,” Mosher said. Vandenberg made his proposal in a letter to Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach. He said that a labor-management conference could work lasting industrial peace just as the San Francisco conference did for world peace. He suggested Schwellenbach call the conference immediately so that “needless strife shall not impair reconversion.”

SUSPEND PATROLMEN ON NEGLECT CHARGE

Two patrolmen assigned to an East side district have been suspended by the safety board for 50 days each, following a finding of guilty on charges of neglect of duty. The patrolmen, George Kahl and Joseph Fowley, were charged with being approximately 30 minutes late in answering a call, and arriving at the scene with two unidentified women in the police car. % A large number of persons living in the vicinity of 10th and Wallace sts., where the police car was called, appeared at the safety board hearing. The patrolmen had been called to the intersection July 13 after a pedestrian, Robert McClintock, 35, of 336 8S. Butler ave.,, was struck by a hit-run driver, He recovered from severe head injuries.

FILM STAR WEDS ADVERTISING MAN

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 (U. P.).— Arline Judge, dark-haired film actress, weds Morgan Ryan, executive vice president of a New York and Chicags “advertising company, in Las Vegas, Nev, today. Miss Judge, who left for Nevada last night, won a divorce in Chicago two weeks ago from Royal Air Force Capt. James R.' Addams. She charged Addams’ left for England four days after their marriage, Oct. 7, 1942, and never came back. Ryan divorced Lucia Turner of New York, in Chicago last Tuesday. It will be the fourth marriage for the pert actress. She wed Movie Director Wesley Ruggles in 1931 and divorced him six years later. Her second husband was Dan Topping, millionaire sportsman now married to Actress Sonja Henle.

Leaders of Industry and

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (U. P).—| Labor and at least a good portion| of management appeared today to]: be all for the proposal of Senator|

for a government-sponsored peace |

It's 'Rochester’

Eddie “Rochester” Anderson is the servant whose boss has to spend a million a month in the comedy “Brewster's Millions” opening today at the Circle.

‘Durango Kid'

Charles Starrett becomes the Durango Kid for the lead role in “Both Barrels Blazing,” opening | Nv today at the Alamo. .

Pin-Up Genie Sparks Film

Murder, Intrigue Mixed In ‘Thousand, One Nights’

A pin-up genie, the princess of Bagdad, the sultan’s harem, two sets of twins and an evil giant are well stirred and mixed into “A Thousand and One Nights,” now at Loew's, Aladdin (Cornel Wilde), the Frank Sinatra of some 1200 ‘years ago, sets the plot to perkin’ when he takes a forbidden stare at the face of Princess Armina Jergens). Liking it, he woos her. The princess returns his love and they meet for a garden rendezvous, but palace guards discover the swoon king suitor and send him to jail. With the help of a maid, now=ever, Aladdin and his Ouddy, Abdullah (Phil Silvers) a career pickpocket, escape. Meanwhile the sultan’s wicked identical twin has taken his highness for a not-so-royal ride, and set himself upon the throne. Aladdin and Abdullah in their flight cross paths with a sorcerer, who tells of a magic wishing lamp guaranteed to cure all their headaches and win them the princess. Outwitting a giant, amidst other trials, they get the lamp and the glamorous genie (Evelyn Keyes) appears. Aladdin charges her to make him the Prince of Hindustan in crder that he may marry Princess Armina. With the help of the lamp it is done. Prince Aladdin and the princess are about to say their “I do's,” when the genie converts him to rags. Also, she, too, has fallen for the “Bagdad Voice.” At this point the characters are boiling over with murder and intrigue—the genie fights for Aladdin’s love—Aladdin and Abdullah fight for-their skins—and the captured sultan battles for his throne. In the unravelled, happy ending Aladdin becomes twins via the magic lamp—the original for the princess, the carbon for the genie.

W. R.'C. HONORS PRESIDENT Maj. Robert Anderson Woman's Relief Corps, 44, will have a pitchin. dinner at 11:30 a. m. Tuésday, at 512 N. Illinois st, in honor of the birthday of its president, Mrs. Bertha Barber.

DANCE--SWIM WESTLAKE

ON HIGH SCHOOL ROAD

JACK SCOTT

and His Orchestra

Every Fri,, Sat, Sun. Only Swim Every Day and Eve.

§9%

bergs Sizes’ 12 to Women's

aol OLF)| 22

DEPARTMENT STORE 619 N. CAPITOL AVE.

August CLEARANCE

Colorful Summer

DRESSES

to $9.95 Fashion Paverites—Lovely Bem« Rayos.

Between North & Walput Sts.

053%

Cottons - All

Full Fashioned

Rayon HOSE 69¢

flattering

Green,

Ladies’ Paim:-Beach

SLACK SUITS

Blue 354 Tan Pas

54°

Sizes oe to 10%

* Children's Print Dresses

Well made.

+ values.

Women's “Nu-Eve” PANTIES

rose only. Real ad

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Times Amisement Clock

CIRCLE 5 “Brewster's Millions,” with Dennis O'Keefe, June Havoc and Eddie “Rochester” ' Anderson, at’ 12:50, 4:05, 7:15 and 10:45

“Delightfully Dangerous,” with

DANCE TONITE

UNDER THE STARS

SPORTS 'ARENA_ GARDENS ‘ . ‘Pennsylvania St. HAL "BAILEY'S ORCH. DeLORES CROOK, Vocalist Dance Contest Fri. Nite Cash Prize

Jane Powell, Ralph Bellamy, at

11:20, 2:30, 5:40 and 8:5. FR LYRIC : “Tarzan and the Amazons,” Johnny Weissmuller Joyce, at 12:16, 2:31, and 10:36. “l Love a Mysieny,” 4:10, 6:45 and 0:2 a . “A. Thousand and One Nights.” with Evelyn Keyes, Cornel Wilde and Phil Bvers, at 11, 14% 4:34, 7:23 and 10 “The ower of the Whistler," with Richard Dix, at 12:33, 3:20, 6:07 and 159

INDIANA

with Randolph Scott, rew,vat

at 11, 1:35,

“China Sky," Ruth Warwick and Ellen 12:55, 4. 7:05 and 10:10 “Boston Blackie Booked on Sus clon,” with Chester Morris, at 11: 2:55, 8 and 9:05.

(Adele | 2

vie

oR A rea

ered [V1 REE TT 1 BOE = Sani 4 Spl INDIANAPOLIS SOUTHEASTERN SHOW GRDS.

J DAYS Begin. ph

Mon. Night, Aug. 1 and 9:30 "2, Aterneen

Show Mon. Twice Daily Thereafter 2:15 & 8:15—Doors Open | & 1 Last Time WED. NIGHT, Aug. 15

A BROS SULTTRIN

CIRCUS]

Performance

NOW PLAYING WARNEY RUHL

AND HIS

ORCHESTRA FEATURING Addamae Lang, Vocalist DINNER MUSIC FROM 7:30 P.M. to 9 P. M. Dance From 9 P. M.

Federal Admission Tas Applied 9 P. M.

Excellent Cuisine

NEVER A COVER CHARGE

HOTEL WASHINGTOY §

IxEHLAMO

ICE DEERE FIRST CITY SHOWING!

. SMOKING , SIX-GUNS!

I 32

EXTRA!

“THE PURPLE

The Histon i THE CREATRST SHOW ON EARTH UNDER ALL-NEW FLAMEPROOF TENTS

Tickets Circus Days 9 a. m. to § Haags Drug, Penn. & Washington. Also Show Grounds. PLEASE DO NOT TELEPHONE

MONSTER STRIKES” 230% af

HIRSH Plus Tax :

Betty Grable—Dick Haymes “DIAMOND HORSESHOE'-—In Oolor Tom Neal—Adele Mara—R. Pryor “THOROUGHBREDS"

LOVE SET TO MUSIC. Ww

WINN]

STARTS TODAY

.AND FUN FOR ALL

“DeiGHTRULLY Ss

Jane Powell » Ralph Bellamy - Constance Moore 4 Morton Gould - « Arthur Treacher

IR ENT co

ara Goud ans : GRANADA 1045 VIRGINIA AVE.

SQUARE

TONIGHT, 5:45 to (—30c Jack Benny—Alexis Smith

‘HORN BLOWS at MIDNITE’

Marjorie Reynolds—Chas. Ruggles

“3 1S A FAMILY” EAST SIDE

TONIGHT, 5:45 to 6-—30c Betty Grable—Dick Haymes

“DIAMOND HORSESHOE”

In Technicolor Plus Elyse Knox “ARMY WIVES”

NORTH SIDE

Pa OTA TL LX 00 TL. WASHINGTON 1] Kl pec

Peter LAWFORD ° Donald CRISP LASSIE and LADDIE IN TECHNICOLOR

AI AE CL LoL]

SGT LS) EMERSON ,%, Cool

TONITE—5:43 to 6—30¢ Barbara Fred Stanwick MacMurray

REMEMBER a NIGHT" Paulette Burgess

Goddard Astaire Merideth

“SECOND CHORUS”

| — I, 2442 Tool TACOMA E. Wash Abbott & Costello—Peggy Ryan “HERE COME THE CO-EDS” Lon Chaney “DEAD MAN'S EYES” Chapter 1 “JUNGLE QUEEN"

pin CONDITIONED |

LATE SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT * AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at LOEW'S

FOR LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY! The Story of Aladdin and His Lamp in TECHNICOLOR!

COLUMBIA PICTURES

presents

with

EVELYN PHL ADELE

KEYES SILVERS * JERGENS

CORNEL WILDE

A DIX in TR Power of the Whistle

Biggest Sn I'S Side i ;

J w RIV KILL SRL LR Ok 8

TONITE 5:45 to 6-—30¢ Fred Joan MacMurray Leslie

June Haver—Carlos Ramitez

“WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?” {.

Jim Rannon—Janis Carter

“MISSING JUROR”

MATINEE SATURDAY—12:45 to 6—30c a ———————————————— nes

SHERIDAN 6118 it's

E. Wash. Cool Fredric March—Betty Field

‘TOMORROW THE WORLD’

Ann Miller “Eve Knew Her Apples” Vera Vague “She Stoops to Conquer” 2030 Open CH.

PARKER 5, U0 ow

Randolph Scott “BELLE OF YUKON" Richard Arlen “THAT'S 1 MY BABY"

E. Wash. St at New Jersey Jean Parker—Peter Cookson “ADVENTURES OF KITTY O'DAY" Plus! “GORILLA MAN" "33 Russell “Hayden

MECCA , N. Noble Shirley Patterson

“VIGILANTES - RIDE" Bob Crosby “MEET MISS BOBBY SOCKS” 4020

Cool TUXEDO , .",..

Walt Disney's Full-Length Feature “THREE CABALLEROS" in:Color Helmut Dantine—Raymond Massey o- HOTEL BERLI NN»

(3 0

THE COOL

WHITE MAN'S EVIL STRIKES, . the secret forest kingdom of lovely

4 Bo Tarzan to the res fai

veo in his most

warrior maidens!

untaught forest maidens

amazing,

spectacular adventure! |

surg JOUNNY BRENDA

WEISSMULLER JOYCE

radio's shouts wneerth

diet al] bo)

HENRY STEPHENSON + MADAME MARIA OUSPENSKAYA

[ove A Mystery)

STRAND

Betty GRABLE ? “Diamond Horseshoe’

Sidney Toler “CHAN'S JADE MASK”

EE DREAM "0." 4 CH-7698

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW “THE MAN IN HALF MOON STREET"

Smiley pall of the Rockies"

Burnette No. 11 “Manhunt Mystery Island”

SUBURBAN

AYWOOD

Open Air Theater OPEN TONIGHT 7:30 Lon Chaney—Boris Karloff

‘HOUSE of FRANKENSTEIN’

Johnny Mack Brown

‘STRANGER FROM PECOS’

EL PLUS TAX

28TH AND CENTRAL Sonja Henie—Michael O'Shea “IT'S A PLEASURE" ; Warner Baxter—Jerome Cowan “CRIME DOCTOR'S COURAGE”

at Crammed 19th & Stuart Erwin

Stratford Shee Buzz Henry

poL aos

LAST TIMES TONITE Ginger Cary

Rogers Grant “ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON"

Lionel Barrymore “ON BORROWED TIME" Plus: “SHORES OF IWO JIMA"

CINEMA | Cool Veronica Lake—Sonny Tufls

“BRING ON THE GIRLS”

In Technicolor!

WiC i

16th and Delaware

Jackie Moran—W. McK “THERE GOES" KELLY®

Fields AND ME" . Sanders “HANGOVER SQUARE"

Monty ay Solty Giang acie

Betty ha 1} GRABLE HAYMES a “Diamond Horseshoe

Sidney Toler in “CHAN'S JADE MASK"

Toren vis re. PAAK FREE

NELSON EDDY | Ll red |

GRACIE FIELDS RL WOOLLEY

: SUN. “SUDAN * “TRAIL OF LONESOME PINE"

Sat., KIDDIE MATINEE Manhunt of Mystery Isl.

EE millers mrad | 1502 Roosevelt Hollywood CH Teoe Rosemary Lane “HARVEST MELODY" “SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES”

WEST SIDE STATE 2702 W. Slim Summerville

Tenth Iris Adrian “I'M FROM ARKANSAS" Buster Crabbe “OATH OF VENGEANCE"

OLD TRAIL “J.

Jas. Cagney “TORRID ZONE" “SHERIFF OF LAS VEGAS"

DAISY ®°p.hge Jas, Cagney—Ann Sheridan ‘TORRID ZONE”

“HIDDEN VALLEY XY OUTLAWS" SPEEDWAY 0, ovis WITHOUT LOVE" BELMON Belmont & Wash,

in Color

Jack Fred BENNY ALLEN

- oo “Love Thy Neighbor” Plus! 3 STOOGES, JASPER Flicker Flashbacks, Others Opens 7:30; Late Show, 10:30 ,

Talbott at wa

~~ NORTH SIDE. TALBOTT Mg Main

“GENTLE Bing Sevan “RHYTHM ON RIVER" estinghouse Air-Uend! \ sist &

toned R E xX Northwestern

Abbott & Costello ‘Here Come the Co-Eds' wild Bill Elliott “San Antonio Kid". Continuous Tomorrow From 130 F. 8

Donald Crisp “SON OF LASSIE" | D. O'Keefe ‘EARL CARROLL'S VANITIES | Westinghouse Air Conditioned . —

SOUTH SIDE

AVALON 5", Cool

“CALL OF THE PRAIRIE” “TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN"

| GARFIELD uA ries Cool

Abbott & Costello ‘Here Come the Co-Eds* Rod Cameron “Old Texas Trail’ | | SANDERS Child, 14¢ Tax Adults, 18¢ Inel | Lon Chaney “DEAD MAN'S EYES” “SWING IN THE SADDLE" —

ollarie le COOPER

Cowboy &t the ¢ Lady

“Barbary Coast”

TONIGHT & on Ray Milland “MINISTRY OF FEAR” “CODE OF THE PI ‘hapter 3 “BLACK "ARROW"

“SUNDAY MONDAY