Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1947 — Page 21

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{Council Ignores - \Lottery Racket

Increases Cab Permits :

From 420-445

City council last night maintained a “do nothing" attitude toward the city’s $9 million a year lottery racket. The fact that the city legal department held that an ordinance to ban manufacture or possession of pool tickets would be legal and enforceable failed to impress councilmen.

Word that the Church Federation of Indianapolis voted unanimously to support an anti-lottery went unnoticed in the shuffle of council’ business.

However, the council did follow Mayor Tyndall's recommendation that the number of taxicab permits in Indianapolis be increased from 420 to 445. Would Transfer Funds Acquisition of money to purchase $80,000 worth of new street cleaning equipment moved a step nearer at last night's meeting with introduction of a number of ordinances transferring funds out of other departments into the street commissioner's department. This action resulted after Carl Dortch, Indianapolis chamber of commerce financial expert, opposed issuance of bonds to buy the new equipment on the ground it would be foolish to issue long term bonds for rolling stock which would wear out in a few years time. Another measure introduced in the council would ban parking from the edge of the Mile Square to the east-west city limits on Washington st. The legislation is aimed at reducing rush hour confusion on the city's main east-west artery. ’ : Expect Quick Approval The council also is expected to give quick approval to a measure setting the salaries of the new sanitation board. Salaries recommended are $3300 for the president and $2400 for board members. A number of North side residents were present in an effort to stop construction of a new automobile salesroom -&t- 39th and Illinols st. {by Walter Hiser. ..Councilmen vated.8 to 3 in favor of stopping the project but seven _|votes, or a three-fourths majority, was necessary. The council took under advisement a recommendation by City Councilman William Brown that the city plan commission submit a report setting forth reasons for delay in plans to construct-thuitiple level

KID ‘AND DOG — Sharyn Moffett, child star, and "Banjo," English setter making his. screen debut as canine star of "Banjo," film opening tomorrow at the vn Also in the cast are Jacqueline White,

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Cincinnati to Hear 'Martha' Tonight

Times Special CINCINNATI," O,, July 8-—Flo-tow's “Martha” will be the Cincinnati summer opera's offering at the 200 here tonight. “With Paul Breisdch conducting.) the cast will include: Antoine, Thelma Altman,

Conley and Wilfred Engelman Tomorrow's opera will

as Violetta and Charles as Alfredo. Thursday win bring the season's final preformance of “Lohengrin,” with

starring roles,

Italo Montemmezzi's Three Kings,” the composer himself conducting,

Saturday,

Linda Brent Refused In More Alimony Plea

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (U. P.).— Superior Judge Stanley Mosk refused to Increase Brent's temporary alimony. The judge said 4oday that movie villain

their marriage lasted.

Movie Star, Wife Escape Injury in Crash

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ’

Walter Reed and Una O'Con-*

Josephine

Rose Bampton and Frederick Jagel again in the

“Love of

is scheduled for|Way Nov. §, Friday, to be followed by “Faust’|there ever since to set a new

actress Linda

John Kellogg was generous for agreeinr to pay her $40 a week for 44 weeks. That was longer than|’

"NEW MOON" Earl Al bertson of Indianapolis, one of the local actors with roles in the supporting cast of "The New Moon," Romberg operetta opening at 8:30 p. m, Fri. day in Butler Bowl.

Sues Dolores Costello For Right to See Child

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (U., P).— Fornter movie star Dolores Costello was sued today by her brother-in-Ho law, film artist Lee Leblanc, to force her to let him see his 6-year-old daughter, Diedre, over weekends. - Miss Costello was given custody when the parents separated and Mr. Leblanc went into the maritime

Louls| service. D'Angelo, Carlton Gauld, Eugene

ve a Life With Father

Traviata,” with Lucia Evangelista Xullman

Closes Saturday NEW YORK, July 8 (U, P).—~ The record eight-year Broadway run ofv “Life With Father” will end Saturday, the box office announced today.

It was first performed on. Broad~ 1939, and has been

continuous performance record, The Saturday performance will be its

“Tobacco Road,” which had the previous longest run. ° Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse made the dramatization from a book by Clarence Day,

LAST DAY!

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BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, July 8 (U. P.).—Movie Star Cornel Wilde and his wife, Actress Patricia Knight, narrowly escaped injury late last night when their 1947 convertible sedan collidéd with am interurban streetcar at a downtown intersection.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE “Honeymoon,” with Shirley Tem. ple, BIahenot as and Guy Madi oom, at 11, 4:39, 7:39 and 10:19, p> . - xa Horses,” at 10: 30, 20, 6:10 a

a “Cheyenne,” with Dennis Morgan sd iN Wyman, at 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 le lodine,” a Jo Ann MarJoni? " 3:05, 6:05 and 9:08. KEITH'S “Adam Had Four Sons,” with In. grid Bergman, at 1:10, 4:45 and 8:20. “Mr. Smith Goes te Washington,” with James Stewart and Jean Are thur, at 11, 2:35, 6:10 and 9:48.

LOEW'S “Flesta,” starring Rather oy nama, at 11:18, 2:52, 6:36 a “Little Mister Jim, " a 3. “Ruteh® Juneing, at 1:02, 4:36 and 8:13, LYRIO

a Kid," with Jon Hall and victor nN len, ab 11:10, 3, 4:80, 7:40 and 10;

“Time Out . Mind," with Phyllis’ Calvert, Robert Hutton and Ella Raines, at 12:30, 3:30, 6:15 and 9:0,

Joan Crawford Returns Cowboy Actor's Gifts

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (U., P).~— Movie queen Joan Crawford today returned $50,000 worth of furs and Jewels to pint-sized cowboy actor Doft (Red) Barry, She explained that “our friéndship is at an end and I must return them all so there will be no mis~ understanding.”

Judy Garland's Mother Loses $10,000 in Fire

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (U, P).— Mrs. Ethel Garland's home caught fire last night while she talked on the telephone with her daughter, actress Judy Garland. She estimated the loss at $10,000. The. biggest loss, she said, was a book she had halt written.

PENDLETON PIKE — OPENS 1:30 Jeanne Crain “MARGIE”

Hey Kids! Free Pony Rides Every Tues.~Wed.—Thurs!

~ LAST TWO DAYS!

parking garages at the four corners

of the mile square. Statement by Clegg In urging passage of a measure aimed at wiping out the city’s lucrative lottery traffic, the Rev. Arnold Clegg, chairman of the Church Federation's committee on legislation and public morals, asesrted: “We are convinced that the members of our churches would strongly favor the outlawing of the manufacture and possession of lottery tickets as provided in the proposed

ordinance.”

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