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$3,910,000 Involved In Actions Here

Five new portal - to - portal pay | - Suits involving $3,910,000 in back

wages were filed in. federal court here today. The suits named the following gompanies and ‘amounts: Indianapolis National Inc, $100,000; Indianapolis AcmeEvans Oo, $100,000; Continental Bteel Corp, Kokomo,- $3,500,000; Aladdin Industries, Ine, Alexandria, $125000, and Automotive Gear Works, Richmond, $85,000. >

C. I. O. unions on behalf of employees at the plants named. Already portal-to-portal suits involving $18,771,750 were - being studied by attorneys for seven come

panies in Indianapolis, New Castle, |

Muncie and Anderson. The suits, naming General Motors Corp, and

the Chrysler Corp. as defendants,

were filled yesterday in federal court Here. ' Separate Suits Filed Separate suits named the following companies: Indianapolis Chevrolet Body Co. $1,620,000; Allison Engine Plant, $2,340,000; Chrysler Body Plant, New Castle, $2,430,000; Delco-Remy, Anderson, $8,910,000;

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General Motors, $3,861,000; Muncie Chevrolet, $972,000 and Muncie Delco-Remy $1,068,750. Suits involving $22,225,000 were already on fille aghinst plants in ‘northern Indiana. The suits contended that employees are entitled to overtime for traveling to and from time clocks; changing fhto and out of work clothes; washing during the lunch hour and upon quitting; waiting for their pay at a time designated by the employer and being required or permitted to report to first aid stations during the working hour. The suits claim damages for the past six years.

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The Times Soelin Bee for 1047 will » se gh) ey a a va ool pu; whe ave no Bird ult” nde Sud years orms and contest dates will. appear-in The. Times.

Medal for Bergmann STOCKHOLM, Jan ¢ (U. P.).—

Ingrid Bergmann today held a new honor from her native Sweden.

King Gustav has awarded the actress the “litteris ‘enwrtibus”

‘medal, which is given for work in the fields of science and art.

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Legion to Fight For Soldier Bonus

American Legion announced today that it would lead a fight in the state legislature for a soldier bonus bill.

resources behind a legislative proposal to pay a bonus to Indiana veterans of world war II in keeping with a mandate of the last state convention of the Legion,” said W. I Brunton, state commander. The Legion called the bonus fight “the major item” on the organization's legislative program. Procedure in support of bonus legislation for Indiana's 400,000 exservicemen will be planned at a

committees tomorrow night, and at a meeting of the executive committee Jan. 11.

1947 License Plates On Sale Monday

James Chappell, Marion county auto license bureau manager, announced today that 1947 tags will £0 on sale Monday at the following

locations:

Jones & Maley, 2421 EB. Washington st.; Wiles & Johnson, 2815 College ave.; Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co., 3012 Northwestern ave.; Consolidated Finance, 111 NN. Pennsylvania st.; Rettig Hardware, 2358 Station st.; Knoerle Meridian st.; Washington st.; ngton st.; Univ Finance, 3 arenk's Quality Purniain st, 8 way City; Main auto license branch, 19 W. Wash. hyn st., and Court House, main corrior.

THE REVIVAL CONTINUES TONIGHT — 7:45

Nightly Except Monday

Fred Kinzie

Musical Evangelist At

CALVARY TABERNACLE

902 Fletcher Ave. WISH Sunday 8 A. M,

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In Indianapolis AVALON, 2119 Prospect CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle DAISY, 2540 West Michigan DREAM, 2351 Station FOUNTAIN 8Q., 1105 Shelby GARFIELD, 2203 Shelby IRVING, 5507 E. Washington

FRANKLIN, Franklin, Ind. GROVE, Beech Grove, Ind.

* ATOMIC ENERGY committee

S. plan ‘to outlaw atom bomb.

clericalism in address .to. huge throng in St. Peter's Square in Rome.

% HAT STYLES are paraded in Hollywood; latest styles feature

_% SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS of 1946

News; outstanding events of a thrill-packed sports year.

In Nearby Indiana Cities COMMUNITY HS. Greenwood, . OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, Ind. Ind. PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind.

'ROXY, Pendleton, Ind. ROYAL, Danville, Ind. ZIONSVILLE,

The Indiana department of the

meeting of the Legion's legislative H

DAISY “Deadline for Murder" and ‘“CorDREAM ‘The Runaround” and * ‘Haunted EMERSON ~— ‘Courage of Lassie” and Flight

ES SgumeE SThrougn Tuesday: FOUNTAIN SQUARE

GARFIELD—''In ~ through aesgay:

GRANADA Through Wednesday: “The B ig BAMRYON.- ‘Courage of Lassie” and

HOLLYWOOD — “Dixie Jamboree” and

PIPE OF FUTURE~In recognition for/his love of pipes, fellow workers gave Richard Kartheiser; Milwaukee, a pipe of the future. It is equipped with a whistle on top, fire extinguisher, filter .coil, ash pit door and drain and bucket on the bottom. With the pipe came the spittoon, which he holds, and blue prints.

Local Briefs

E. D. Koppelmyer, general man-

| ager, Koppelmyer Safety Co. will

Safety Engineers, central Indiana chapter at 6 p. m. Monday in the Apex grill.

Sot. at a meeting of the American lety of

Hamilton-Berry chapter, Service Star legion, will meet at 11 a. m.

Tuesday at the Marott hotel. Mrs.

“The Legion will throw its full Ohiries K. McDowell, president, will

in charge and Mrs. E. May Hahn Be be hostess. Officers will be elected.

Herbert J. Backer has been appointed to serve on the legislative drafting committee of the National Junior Bar conference of the American: Bar association. Dr. Backer, who was graduated from Indiana university schoo] of law in 1938, is a member of the Lawyers association. .

Major Robert Anderson, W. R. C., will hold their regular business meeting and installation of officers at 1 p. m, Tuesday in the Grand Army hall, 512 N. Illinois st. Fran-

ces Buis will preside.

Colonel” Will Direct Return of War Dead

Lt. Colonel Carroll J. Grinnell, QMC, has been designated officer in charge of the program for the return of world war IT dead for the states of Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Col. Grinnell has announced that

W.|basic planning incidental to the

opening of the distribution center was being processed for approval by the quartermaster general.

| |Fine Program

ot putting together good programs.

lof the season, with Planist Eugene ,|List as soloist, defied) bad weather |

“|Samuel Barber's “Essay for Or-

periment in applying a mixed diet

By Symphony ‘List Soloist at Concert

‘ By HENRY BUTLER ~ Fabien Sevitzky ‘has the knack

Like Walter Damrosch in. His Ney York Symphony days some 20 years ago, Dr. Sevitzky has a goir(mets taste for musical men ‘This week-end's pair of oy tion concerts at the Murat, sixth

last night for a fine opening. Dr. Sevitzky's program included

chestra,” the Sibelius first sym: phony, Tchaikovsky's B flat minor plano concerto and Richard Strauss’ “Don Juan,” A Workmanlike Job Mr. List, who by this time is probably wedry of being referred to as the ex-G. I. pianist, the Potsdam conference pianist, did a splendid, workrhanlike job with the Tchaikovsky. He has technical prowess and good fone. I may be wrong, but I seemed to detect a certain degree of bnnui in his playing, as if the Tchalkovsky were not the most stimulatingly fresh work he's recently tackled. That's nobody's fault, least of all Mr, List's. An intangible something which movie people would term box-office influences program choice. Audiences go for the Tchaikovsky, as last night's audience did (five curtain calls for Mr. List).

Matter of Popular Taste

If the unwitting ancestor of ‘“fonight We Love” could be retired for a spell while newer works got performed, perhaps soloists, orchestras and audiences would all gain. But it takes a lot of courage to buck popular taste, popular habit in such matters. Mr, Barber's “Essay” is a fine piece of writing—good, “absolute” music, scored for all the resources of the modern orchestra. Like the Sibelius symphony, it makes demands on the woodwinds, brasses

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anapolis.

‘WITH FAMED ENSEMBLE— Milton Katims, violinist, who will be heard with the Budapest Shing quartet in a program of oven, Mozart and Brahms quintets at 8:30 p. m., Jan.. 16, in World War Memorial auditorium. The chamber-music concert is being sponsored by the - Ensemble Music society of Indi.

dents. With the resumption of class

Times Amusement

Clock MURAT Indianapolis Symphony orchestra, Sevitzky conducting, gene List, pianist, at 8:30. ENGLISH “Springtime for Henry,” comedy

at 2:30 and 8:30. CIRCLE

“Lit 6:23, 9:11 and ov aE dbs with Errol Pim an eanor Parker, at 11, 1:48, 4:36, 7:24, 10:12 and 1. Sunday—“Little Miss Big,” at 12:49, 3 6:23 ahd 0:11

“Never Goodbye,” "at 148 4:36, 7.3% and 101 ? : eo “Blue Skies,” with Bing Crosby,

Pred Astaire and Joan Caulfield, a 11:10, 1:30, 3:30, 5:40, 7:55 and 10:05, Sunday—"Blue Skies,” pe 12:55, 3:10, 5:25, 7:40 and 1

ogAgnificent Doll,” with Ginger Roge David Niven and Burgess pss oa 11:30, 1:40, 3:45, 3:50,

8 and gay. “Magnificent Doll,” at 12: ry 05, 4:05, 6:05, 8:05 and 10:05. LOEW'S

“Till the Clouds Roll By,” with Van Johnson, Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra, at 10, 12:34, 3:11, 5:48, 8: 2. 11 and EA Sunday—* the Clouds Roll By,” at 11:45, 2:19, 4:56, 7:33 and 10:10.

| LYRIC “Margie,” with Jeanne Clam Glenn an, Lynn Bari and A Joung. Ay 11:39, 1:48, 3:51, ois, 8:03 and 10:09. Sun nday— Margie * at 1:29, 3:35, 5:41, 7:47 and 9

starring Edward Everett Horton, -

tle Miss idl at 13:49, 3:35,

2d Semester

“Cal Dawson Added , To Evening Faculty Enrollment of collegiaté students

ond semester beginning Jan. 27 will commence Monday when 517 stu. dents return from vacation. Instead of waiting until the see ond semester begins, ihe conserva tory for some time has been reenrolling current collegiate stu-

work after the holidays an effort will be made to have both old and ned® students enrolled by Jan. 27. “In this way at the beginning of the semester all students will be able to confer immediately with

had in the past” G. V. Carrier, business manager, explains,

the second semester, Miss Ada

Dawson to the evening theory faculty and the return of Miss Rona Byron as assistant to Eileen Poston of the dance department,

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and percussion. Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra did some of their finest work to date in Sibelius. The Sibelius idiom of repeated, insistent resolution of

satiate yearning, alternating with those peculiar crescendo chords in the brasses and horns that resolve as if bitten off, takes plenty of or-

was profoundly moving. Praise for Tympanist In the allegro of the Sibelius, the

ny Below,

Gallagher Jr.

Mrs. Gallagher

Presents Students Mrs. Joseph Gallagher will predissonances—a kind of rugged, in-|gent a group of her piano students in recital at 3 p. m. tomorrow in her home, 2501 Carrollton ave. Students appearing include: DanMargy Gwin, Ronald chestrg. Last night's performance | Faulkner, Mary Ann Below, Paul Gallagher, Helen Gwin and Joseph An informal reception will follow the program.

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LAST FEATURE 1A. M.

tympanist has to make like a Bachfugue theme—not just taps, but terrific: wallops. Townsend Cook deserves praise for a long symphonyful of skillful work on the kettles. The program concluded with an impressive reading of the “Don Juan,” which, program notes or no program notes, is a great example of Richard Strauss’ scoring in his prime. To be repeated at 8:30 p. m. today, the subscription concert will be followed next Tuesday by Fred Waring’s and Dr, Sevitzky’s ex-

of swing and classics to a symphony orchestra.

Neighborhood Theaters

AVALON—“Gallant Bess” and “Code of the Prairie.” Tomorrow and Monday: “0.8.8.” and “Texas Jamboree: BELMONT- ‘Till the End of Time” and “Swamp Pire."”. go orn through Tuesday: “Big Slee CINEMA. ‘Diary of Chambermaid” and “0.8.8.” Tomorrow through Tuesda ay: : ‘Courage of Lassie” and ‘Abilene Town.”

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Salty O'Rourke” and “You Came Along.” rou Poi the End -of Time" oo, Don't Gamble With Strangers.” Old Sacramento” and “Night Train to Membhis ! Tomorrow and, “Make

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ML, h Tuesd: “Practically Yours.

emphis.” Tomorrow “Rainbow Island” and

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Gun Man.” gomotrow through Tuesday: “To Each His Ow

time in the Rockies.” Monday: = “The Unseen” and. “Talk About a Man.”

“Boss of Rawhide.” Monday: Havana.”

orrow and “Black Beauty nd “Club

Tomorrow and Monday: aoliday in Mexico” and “Sun Valley Cyclon

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RIVOLI—“To the End ST. CLAIR’ on Ace” and “Lover Come

SANDERS Missing Lady” and “West of

SHERIDAN. ‘Rage in Heaven” and * ‘Death

SPEEDWAY — “Dark Mirror” hd “Ro-

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TACOMA — “Under Nevada Skies” and TALBOTT—""Courage of passe” and Al a Polo."

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Lh ing

FABIEN SEVITZKY

Conductor

TONIGHT at 8:30

Soloist, Pianist ’

at Jordan conservatory for the sec- i

their instructors and thus avoid confusion and delay that we have

To meet demands of an even greater collegiate enrollment for

Bicking, conservatory director, announces the appointment of Carl

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EUGENE LIST

Playing Tchaikovsky Concerto

Orchestral: Sibelius First Symphony; Strauss, Don Juan; Barber, Essay for Orchestra.

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