Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1946 — Page 4

Page PDF (7.82 MB)

Back to issue view

Retains Lsad Here

= THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PARTIES UST Tors J. Furness,

x at

we i vile Jena

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 2, 1946.

Scorsese. W. Ritter of Ftianapois. LOCAL. MAN "NAMED la candidate. for the presidency of

Services will be held at 1:30'p. /the Indiana University Alumni aspm INL U. ALUMN) RACE stain Ho. WHT capes ay aa

iday at Flanner & Buchanan. Mortuary. -Burial will be at Thorn-| BLOOMINGTON, May 29 (U. P.),/cumbent, Dr. Merrill 8. Davis, Mar-

town. The Rev. Russell W. Gallo-| Gerald R. Redding, Indianapolis/ion, in a mail vote which will be

WEDNESI

ex =

ln Popular Platter Parade

By DONNA MIKELS : . Wor the fifth consecutive week “The Gypsy” .ranked as the top sellIndianapolis

record in record shops. ‘he disc by the Ink Spots still ranked ‘as favorite, but platters by Prima (Majestic) and Dinah Shore (Columbia) were selling next after most of the shops ran out of the Ink Spot recording. Trailing along behind the dreamy ballad about a gypsy fortune teller) Been a Long, Long Time”... Sam were Donahue shows off “his instyuPerry! mentalists on “Take Pive, "backed by an instrumental arrangement of “Dinah.” . . . “Love on a Greyhound Bus” and “The Iggidy Song", {is the new Dinning Sisters wax. » “Bumble Boogie,” a streamlining of rer |The Plight of the Bumble Bee,” the new Alvino Rey wax. The flip “It Couldat Be True,” by Glenn| features Jo Anne Ryan singing] Miller (Victor) and Les “Sepulveda.” (Capitol). warm and intimate vocal on “Linger Among the new releases, ‘due Inljn My Arms a Little Longer, Baby.” record shops soon are: VICTOR~The hottest thing up|Can Count on Me," for release by Victor is Esquire All rhythmic than her usual style, but ' American Hot Jazz album. An as- still very Lee-ish. . . . Rhumba - fans| semblage of top instrumentalisfs, | will find over- all " satisfaction in| the 1946 Esquire All American Jazz, the Carlos Molina “Rhumba” album, award winners, got together and| featuring several "varieties of the waxed two 12-inch records under|Latin American dance. . . . A new the supervision of Leonard Feathers,|bad woman has popped, up in the . Jazz critic and pianist-composer- record world. She's “Cincinnati " arranger. Louis Armstrong and Duke Lou,” who, according to the Merle] Ellington team for the first time on| Travis recording, “put the sin” in| “Long, Long Journey,” and the re-| Cincinnati. Of the verse, “Snafu,” features Armstrong, | Mama” variety, it's finding favor Billy Strayhorn, Neil Hefti, Johnny | with the folk tune adherents. Hodges and Don Byas. Red Norvo COLUMBIA-—Glenn Miller is sastars on “The One That Got Away," | luted by his former quartet, the along with Charlie Shavers’ “hot Modernaires, in a record due in Intrumpet. The Strayhorn piano, plus| |dianapolis early in June. The quarByas and Hodges stand out oR tet, with Paula Kelly, harmonize on Gone With the Wind. € the Miller theme, “Moonlight Sere- * Four King Sisters blend on “Chi- | nade.” and tunes identified with quita Banana,” little more than

“Prisoner of Love” by Como (Victor). “Doin’ What Comes Natur'lly” by Dingh Shore (Columbia) and Freddie Martin (Victor).

1! {the Miller band including “Elmer's a lengthened singing a | Tune,” “Don't Sit Under the ApThe Mexican novelty, “Pin Marin | ple Tree,” “Chattanooga Choo” and . is on the reverse. . Another

“Juke Box Saturday Night.” . .. Hf},

i beauty of an album is the first of it's Herman it's bound to be good,

} 8 “Two on the Alsle” series, Victor but the newest wax by the Berman i Herbert's “Red Ma Al Bosman, herd is better than usual. Wood and Béyeral A Sg Justice land the Blue Flames do “Surre ay e music, an | tive introduction of story and footI notes is a thing: of beauty.

jas a smooth ballad should be done. {Just to show they're still in there (instrumentally, though, the star in-| CAPITOL—Bob Hope fans will strumentalists solo is a jazz tapes- | go for his “I Never Left Home” al-| try called “The Good Earth” on] . bum. Hope throws. in comedy, the (flip. Another versatile |

armed forces, feafuring his best|two new Anita O'Day vocals, a siz-| ' jokes about each branch. . . . Jo zler called * “Lover,” and the throaty | Stafford changed her pace and “Boogie Blues.” On another Krupa | waxed two rhythm tunes. “Cindy,” | wax, Buddy Stewart sings “We'll | features Jo and Nat King Cole on | Gather Lilacs” and teams up with piano. The flip is “I've Never For- Carolyn Grey on the reverse, the | gotten,” by the top tunesters who popular “Gimme a Little Kiss.” wrote “I'll Walk Alone” and “It's|As easy to listen to as ever, Kate [Smith has waxed “Pretending’ and | (Atveriisement) “And Then I Looked at You,” both| ballads and both with the Jack | ma ucus Miller orchestra. . .. The old pro-|

|fessor, Kay Kyser, put his Campus|

: S a Kids and Lucyann Polk to work on; 3 {the “Make-you-want-to-ride" nov- | i Suaping. Jaeesing lecurting at- |elty, “Love on a Greyhound! oy, Trunt To thm » Fain ur Sea Bus.” On the back Michael Doug-|

i iy

use you can’ ‘B air in and out |1a5 sings a danceable ballad, “All|

lungs properly. But now it is no { necessary to

from these ferric the Time.

oN conTAcT | Checks Rheumatic KILLS ALL 5 FUNGI OF Pain Quickly

ATHLETE'S FOOT |. .-

Ww guick relisf from that torturing itch Yedive re ies io V. 2 reaches deep | ig Fidos blisters and tiny

A quart of wa | juice of . lemons. i) easy. No “trouble

Sika to breeding fungi on contact. | tll and pleasant. You need only 3 ta ious, ing relief , fuls two times a day. Often within 48 hours ! Use only as ~~ Some! ha id are Sat ely safe. nv. 222... AE a J the Ding ) het quickly leave ¢ t eel better, at all drug counters. empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you non

T0% of druggists replying to | f * a 30-city survey endorse

mobe: Supiund a Bo Hig and

Pep Up Your Lazy Bile-

To Help Relieve Constipation! | bile doesn't flow Jratly Sy dsery doy

Joo your in ts headaches, mental Lg a half ve ve fosisnt often result. So tale’ Dr. Ed ive Tablets to insure gentle

ts. Olive

a8 It is sold by your druggist under k guarantee. UE aE recommended by

Effective Home Treatment _ Promptly Relieves Torture! a movemen ablets are simply wonderful to pep up

8p ljeationso of wonderful sooth- in zy bile flow to help di } Justongt: Zemo—a doctor's for- | 15, 30, Follow abel directions

i! Le relieve the itching . and burning and also help heal the . red, scaly skin. Amazingly successful . for over "5 years! Invisible—doesn't

Way to Relieve so Itchy Pimples

3 { | stores: In 3 oa In 3 ives When your skin is irritated" with | pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes, and you're crazy with) itching torture, here's quick nan

this delightful soothing balm. Itching relieved promptly. Smarting soothed. Your skin looks better, {feels better. Also wonderful for | itching of 1 tarts with scaly skin|3}';} * fo cracks between tou.

+ Dry scaly skin usually means dread Psoriasis, | (Xf you are discouraged by this stybborn ro disease, hete is new hope. Thousands have | found reliet with Nelore Preparation. Nelore | works quickly to—deaden itching—help re. 1 lio i iy Excess Acid

move Psoriasis scales— speed the healing pro. ‘cess—guard against infection. Nelore is non. | | You still suffer from suffocating gas and heart-

greasy; will not stain clothing. Act now! Get ry tS acid. faue We A ithe 60¢ Trial size—or the Economy sizes at | dowhle- x $1.50 and $3.00. Double Your Money Back if | 5 minutes | you're not satisfied. Get Nelore Preparation | Jou "me

today at Haag, Hook, Liggett's|”

‘drug store

i Le

A I — New TPP for Athlete's Foot

“pistol packin’|

’ : Get a 35¢c box of Pete 's OintDON T be mistaken! ment at Ro ry a ry

Ay Jr pH og ‘Michel or at your neighborhood Ape ee mite ingrediems. 1g » used by victime of stomac ¥

GOP Regulars $18,000.

organization spent $18,000 during the primary election campaign The Democratic committee listed its primary campaign expenses at '$11,730. Expenses of both parties

[were listed for workers at the polls

and.at headquarters,

most of the candidates backed by

the regular G. O. P. organization! works on the poet.

. Peggy Lee does a Were defeated. | his death he was writing Whitman's! spel],

Judge Denies Donation Judson L. Stark, successful anti- |

On the reverse she does "Baby, You organization candidate for the Re-| a little mOTe| publican prosecutor

némination, listed total donations to his campaign at $1550 and expenses at $2204.

Judge Emsley W. Johnson Jr,

who was listed as one of the $100 ‘MRS. CORILLA CURRY

donors to the Stark cause, said: “There must be some mistake.

| Stark's campaign,” Clark Lists $2435

Others who donated to Stark's fund were listed as Everett

$300; Neal Grider, Grabill, $30Q; William H. Remy, $150.

Alex M. Clark, defeated regular Chestoria Lesley organization candidate for the G. Ray of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Salisted rah Donan of Elizabethtown. Ky,

O. P. prosecutor nomination,

his expenses at $2435 and donationsiand a brother] | Indianapolis.

amounting to the same. He listed 46 contributors, who gave $100 or more

Those

Joseph J. Daniels, 11th district G. The Rev. William Sweatt of MISS ALSIA MAY. RITTER V C 10 R D V 0 N O. P. chairman: Edwin Steers®and Metropolitan Baptist church was to; Miss Alsia May Ritter, 230 E Ralph Gregg. officiate at services for Wallace Ninth st, a former saleslady at Gould, resident here for 30 years, I, §, Ayres & Co. died yesterday

CHURCH WILL MARK 33D ANNIVERSARY

The Pirst- Baptist ¢hurch {Cumberland will mark its 33d an- | niversary Sunday. Regular morning services will be

special afternoon services.

Dr. John Benson, former super- Sarah Wimberly, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Minnie Crusic, Sturgess. Ky.

intendent of Methodist hospital, | will be principal speaker and the Youths’ choir Methodist church will sing. The Rev. Wilbur Dickerson fis pastor of the church. {

‘RITES TOMORROW ‘FOR HENRY ERNSTING

Services #re to be held at 2 p. m.| Friday in ‘'Grinsteiner's funeral home for Henry Ernsting, retired {Indianapolis cement contractor. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Financial report of the Marion | county Republican central committee on file in the county clerk's’ office today revealed the regular

PRIMARY COSTS On Walt Whitman's Life, Dies

way will offitiate. attorney, today ‘was nominated as ‘concluded -June 15,

sevice and burial for Clifton Mortuaries Peace chapel at 10| pum or oseph Furness, Hoosier-born au-|a. m. Friday for Mrs. Ethel E. machine operator

Democrats Spent $11, 730; Jou were held yesterday at Bos-| Higginbotham,

is Despite the $18,000 expenditure, Sheridan,

ton, Mass, where|for two years at Service Products he died Sunday. | Co. Burial will be in Washington He was 48. | Park. {

TUBE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES

Mr. Furness MUSIC | field, Indianapolis; a son, Norman | s A native of Higginbotham, Louisville, .Ky.: two! ma. ne mea Ve Meginbotham, Lousvill, Ky; two ll RCA VICTOR DIVISION Whitman's Workshop” and other | ville, and Mrs. Pear] Baumann, In-|

biography. { Survivors

a brother,

York, and four cousins, Mrs. Wilna Ensley, Miss

Mrs. Oren

| Guinn, all:of Indianapolis.

The Rev.

I New Baptist church, will conduct - ; didn't contribute 8 cent to MT. services for Mrs. Corilla Curry, 3507 rownsburg.

| Prospect st. {Garfield Pa

Mr. ial will be in New Crown. Mrs. Curry,

Sanders, $500: Benjamin N. Bogue, years, died Sunday. $200; Harvey She was a member of the Garfield

Clara Furnas of Cambridge, ‘Mass;

At the time of | dianapolis; two = brothers, €. J.

Bowling Green, and J. B ¥

Report for Work On Regular Shifts

C. C. Furnas of New MRS. GLADYS M. SMITH | Services for Mrs. Gladys M. Smith, school teacher for 17 years at Fleming Gardens public school 14, will be held in Brownsburg Christian church at 3 p. m. Burial

will be in Greenlawn cemetery at

Evangeline Walton,

Hadley and Mrs, [van

C. W. Poole, pastor of

A resident here for five years at 725 8. Epler ave, Mrs. Smith was| 40 when sl» died yesterday at St.| Francis hospital. She was born in Hendricks county. z Survviors are her husband, Voris;

. * at 1 p. m. Friday in Friday Morning—Ma 3] rk Baptist church. Bura resident here 44 She was 52.

Park church. her mother, Mrs. Laura Jones, Dan- - 5

Survivors

included W ALLACE GOU LD

in the church

Burial was SemeY.

. Gould, who was 69, died Sunof _- 4% his home,

place. He Tenn. Survivors

i music and tribute to each of the group, the Gene Krupa band, has | followed by a basket dinner and jopn dnd Wallace Gould Jr, In-

difnapolis;

11 grandch

of Cumberland grandchildren.

MRS. ETHEL E. HIGGINBOTHAM | Rites will Rev. R. G. side Methodist church,

( (Advertisement) y

Check Itching First Application

Agonizing it Cetter,

was killed yesterday |1eeded as aatur® helps heal, Money back i {when his car collided with a truck | "TRST jar falls to satisfy, Try it today

EB BE

lowers com | costs

STAZE iiss

Ringworm, Pimples, Scabies, Toe ‘| teh ts checked in ONE APPLICATION o/ Mr. Ernsting, who resided at 340 3LUE 8TAR OINTMENT,

So y secure all nothing) STAZ

are three sisters. Mrs ville; three sisters,. Mrs, Cordis and Mrs. Minnié Blanton and Miss Catherine Jones, Danville, and Mrs. Freda M. Smith, Indianapolis, and four brothers, Herschell, Clarence and Harry | Jones, Indianapolis, and Ralph | Jones, Danville.

Samuel Barlow of

at 1 p. m. today. to follow in New Crown

She was 67. A native of Bainbridge, she was a member of the Presbyterian church at Thorntown: and the 2009 Highland Ayres 20-year club.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

TUBE DEPARTMENT WILL ALSO WORK SATURDAY JUNE

Ist.

G. H. Ritter, Manager Tube Department

was born in Clarksville, She is survived by a brother,

sons, - Asa, ‘

NO BOTTLES, NO MILK!

are three

two daughters, Mrs.

ildren and three great-

be conducted by. the White, pastor of Woodin in Moore

ching of ugly eczema, Rash

Repeat as

3 dT 3A

: Ties or it

10 keep out annoying rv ou crazy. For

3 . On the folkish side] N State ave, gave Tro sacks witout 1 iy “alled |ar¢ two new records, “There's il i 2 very” sho ime after | Palace Down in Dallas” and “Don't the first dose, Mendace i tt oir- near Brooklyn. He was 80 BH thre She bleed, 0 thus reaching She Feel Sorry for Me,” both by Happy A native of Germany, he maved | fubes where they usually ally anid ne help lique. | Perryman and his Mountaineers, |to Indianapolis from Iowa 50 years Ir, ane Tere ny strangling | and Bob Atcher vocals with a string! ago. He was a member of Trinity er S50 oe ’ wok band on the numbers, “I Want 0/1 theran church. ly as reried and see ihe Tesulte 1a | Be Wanted’ and “I Must Have Been| gy viyors are a son, Harry | foc | ure = ariicul y satisfied you - | Wrong Ernsting of Indianapolis, and toe) money Back. Three guaranteed i ur | Advertisement grandchildren... Soy $1.25, —- Mendaco uml ‘Lemon JuiceRecipe

SPECIAL TRAINS between += NION STATION and SPEEDWAY === Thursday, May 30

Only 25¢ Each Direction

Ride in Comfort, Avoid Traffic Jams and Parking Problems

intervals until 10:30 A. M.; been handled.

Commencing 6:15 A. M. Daylight Saving Time and at 15-minute then at 30-minute intervals until 2:00 P. M. and continuous. service thereafter until crowds have

Safest, Fastest -and Most Convenient Way Running Time, 12 Minutes, Each Direction

Trains receive and discharge immediately adjacent to Speedway Gate,

NEW YORK CENTRAL ERR |

Abrupt . . . yes . .. but the situation is so serious that it calls for abruptness. There is a serious milk bottle shortage and . . . unless this situation is corrected, Indianapolis Dairies face the necessity of rationing milk.

We CAN'T Buy New Milk Bottles!

Because of labor and material shortage, manufacturers of milk bottles are unable to make shipments at this time—and there is no promise of any improvement in this condition in the early future.

Thousands of Milk Bottles Disappear Each Month

We don’t know where they go... but the fact is that at the end of each month Indianapolis Dairies have many thousands of bottles less on hand than they had on the first of that month.

«promote the flow of VITAL DIGESTIVE JUICES inthe stomach

«finergize your 2 body with

RICH, RED

Formerly obtained only on prescription : Got & jor of this miracie-like new kind of Ee on vt Aad ot he | | fongove infections like Athlete's Poot, Im

red-bloo

| ent to build sturdy bodies. SS §

extra help is needed

"T DISAPPEAR. now get Mer-Kil at most ASK for i DAY,

Two simple steps in building

STURDY BODIES!

YOUNG PEOPLE, especially those of grammar and high school age, 3% fone to be deficient in stomach digestive juices and In such cases Nature needs extra help. If an organic trouble or focal infection is suspected, consult your physician. Tissue foods must be digested and rich, red-blood must be ise

Tonk is e ecially designe to promote the flow of VITAL DIGESTH

stomach and (2) to build-up BLOOD STRENGTH when deficient. It helps nature work faster when

BUND STURDY MEALTH ond keep STALWART « Steany « Steone

YOU Don’t Want Milk Rationing— : ‘WE Don’t Want Milk Rationing —

The only possible remedy for the situation is for you, the housewife, to see to it that we get milk bottles back promptly. If you buy your milk at your grocer—please return your bottles there promptly. If you have home delivery—put out your milk bottles promptly so that the driver may pick them up.

bottles in the basement, in the garage, use them for containers for various things + +» SOme even throw bottles in the trash.

The Situation Is Beyond Our Control 0 ms We Have to Tell You—NO BOTTLES, NO MILK!

IVE JUICES in the : . .r

ps build

Many housewives, not realizing the seriousness of the situation, put

STURDY HEALTH AL

’

A Reg THE FIRST |

Comps

Author Life W

"BEATRICE V Brace. $

THERE . to be noted be Webb, all thre lish intellectu: Shaw ha erratic statem modest and But both Webbs, despi views, had solid, riages of long st In fact, Marg “Beatrice Webb, raphy, says that ried life was so that “she provid complete vindica tion of marriage seen in British p » MARGARET G. D. H. Cole, h thoroughly sym; trice Webb, has best organized, e biographies of tt It is more a personal history, the Webbs live mind with extrs ness. “Her life-histc tory of two gen Cole, pointing t the 1880’s, when co-operatives w eated women d slumming” as vi foe was called 1

r BEATRICE V

great many fris

the °

added that usually in asi tacked, the Wel for Stalin's me The associati all their under ably successful personal vanit was important. unionism, indu London Econor ‘law fights, the Statesman an were among th the attention o n

MRS. COLE ;