Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1948 — Page 6

Spends Spare Time in Library .° FOR FIVE YEARS, research and writing ocOa er ening. Dooksies? Th: y: ers rips, when many other visiting fers might evenings in the 42d Street Public of newspapers and

time to serious pur-

§ g a

S. Ayres’ book

4s anything but stuffy. If myitipiied Ayres’ Satisfaction thar playing cards 44 by following f 20 years ago when he paok trade. 118 score). that's mainly of achievement. But ast Kina in “he world who would orate

struggles in learning the

from Ohio State Uni-home-town news-

was a ‘and they sellers, so they had me covering tha implies he 185 Cham at 4616

bookselling Er eople go 1 1 started.” his own book shop in Des Moines, “1 lasted six years. But in that le i the book business” he says, was a hell of a way to learn it.” Towa Sp n and bank fallures produced ‘a 1925 preview of 1029, so that 92 other warm.” ne ‘businesses folded the same month Mr.

years with Sheehan's in Detroit, as

“It's often dullest kind of

rented a cottage of August,

TAKING STOCK—Ben Riker, manager "of L

coming "Pony Wagon Town,” non-fiction shelf.

assistant manager, finally manager, Mr. Riker observers as stuffy. came to Ayres’ in 1932, Since that year, he has

spectaity—American history) and Writ- gseven-fold, and he's done so as much by ignoring

He Breaks All the Rules DEPARTMENT-STORE book shops are tradi204. Perseverance. Any comment i,naily supposed to operate with large turnover and small inventory. Mr. Riker, calmly disregarding trade practices, keeps a large inventory, in-

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Hoosier Profile

store and author of the forthlooks through the

book- business a good scriptural the sterotyped traditions of the

Times Amusement Clock

John Payne, Caulfield, Duryes FTE = 50, 4:38,

“Arizona Ranger,” w and Jack Holt, at 12:86, +3, § and 9:05 Sonday—* at 1:45, 4:35, 7:10 and 10 Ariens Ranger,” af 12:40, 3:25, 8:10 and 8:55. ESQUIRE sr Dances On,” at 2, 5:35 and

“Jeanni®,” at 3:45, 7:10 and 10:35, Sunday—Bame schedule,

INDIANA “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,” with Lou

wi t Costello, at 12, 2:40, 5:15, 7:50 and 10

uDaredavi of ana Sao Ca 1 Robert Livingston an ae Clark, a ni “ie $:45 and 9:20. Sunday — “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.” at 2:10, 4:50, 7:28 and 10:05. ” of Clouds,” at 1:10, 3:45, 6:25 and 9.

KEITH'S “Beyond Glory,” with Alan Ladd and nna Reed, at 12:45, 4 7:10 and 10:20 “Open Secret,” at®11:35, 3:50, § and 9:10. Sunday—'"Beyond

Glory.” at 1:30,

Jordan Schdol Sets Registration Week

legiate students at Jordan Cone servatory of Music will begin ‘with an all-student assembly at 8 a. m. Monday in Rehearsal Hall on the campus. With classes scheduled to commence Sept. 20, a reception will be held at 8:15 p. m. next Friday in Rehearsal Hall for new students, followed by a reeeption for upperclassmen and an all-student dante at 9:15

week for cai- |

SATURDAY, SEPT. 11, 1948

MILANO INN

rant, and This Is IL.

931% Noble St. MA. 8834

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DREAMERS—Myrna Loy and Cary Grant, as Muriel and Jim

Blandings in. "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House," current feature at Loew's.

4:30, 7:30 and 20. “pen Secret,” * at 12:20, 3:20, 8:20 20. LOEW'S r Blandings Builds Wis Bream Pos, *¥ with Cary Grant, Myra Loy and Matogm, Douglas, at 11:11, 7%, en ae i Sih yan Jarman, at 12:55, 4:29, 11 Sunday — er Blandings Builds His Dream House,” at 2:47, 6:13 and 9:52. “Frieda,” at 1, 4: 31 and 8:05. LYRIC

“Two Guys From Texas,” with Dennis Morgan and Jack Kapa at 12:45. 3:55, 7:10 and 10:20.

University Club Officers Named

president of the recently organized St. Louis University Club of Indianapolis. ly was elected secretary,

clude the Rt. Rev. Msgr. August

hb," h w Mortie, y Maxwell wits aoe IR. Fussenegger, Dr. Bernard MacRae, at. 11:18, 2:10, 3:0, and Matthews, Dr. John P. McNa“uguperman,”’ at 11, 2:10, 5:20 and |Marg, Dr. George -Paulissen, Dr. 8:35, v Leo Struthner, Dr. Julius WeheSunday — ws: 522 Tom. Iman, Dr. B. J. Larkin, Dr, Wil1020 “The Big Punch. oi 3:30, liam Fitzgerald, Dr. Philip Finot, 3 and 830 pe ’ IDr. Floyd Fults.

CARY MYRNA

GRANT- LOY- DOUGLAS NGS

cool

There's no mortgage on laughs! MELVYN

MAIZETTERING in “FRIEDA” Late Show Tonite—Last Feature at 1:26

Francis Wieck has been named

Mrs. Charles Eber-

Alumni members living here in-

Dr. George Ahlering, George

cluding many costly dictionaries and other standterh, student publi- ard items. As a result, some 70 per cent of his tarted to department's sales are in the field of standard

Legion, Auxiliary Plan Annual Trek

Doyle, Roy Foxworthy, William

M. Groover, Joseph M. Novajoysky Jr., Miss Marian L. Griffin, Miss Janet M. Myers, Mrs. Mary Janet O'Hara Sourtney, Gilbert

rts With Mrs. Riker, the former Alice Lennox of je, an absolute greenhorn,” Mr. Rika Champaign County, Ill. (Mr. Riker was born in sort laugh County, 0.), he lives “very quietly” : . Pennsylvania St. Their only son, Wil- , 80 he says, when he liam H. Riker, who got his Harvard Ph. D. In ish and writing pub- government this spring, will teach at Lawrence think book- College, Appleton, Wis., this fall, 3-48. Usually content with what Mr. Riker calls "the

you're as ignorant decided they should have a real vacation. “It was deadly, » Mr. Riker says. perature never got above 50. I don't care about fishing, and I'm a lousy swimmer. in spend all my time chopping wood to Xeep us

Both rueful and humorous, the anecdote is ‘a good specimen of Rikeriana.

ho Neighborhood Theaters

life,” the Rikers some years ago They

up In Michigan in the latter part|carnival

“The temAnd I had to

BY HENRY BUTLER.

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of the Fo

ters” and “Slight

Sinners’ "and , iber]

and YCriine Dot Mon«

morrow thro wd Remember Mama’ and

dan Pus and oi? ni-\greater understanding of the thow tosient omy" ‘Mast jon Doe.’ (United Nations by local citizens gin Oct. 4.

through ang 1 "Secon a ai hai Gesture." nd a

PR morrow Hy Mon« ered” and “Neath Cana-

ort Apache’ Jumtuzes of _ Cas nova.’

and

J ay, Sept. 13 at 1 P. M. s. Ellen Emmehuan is com.

AY xer' and “Bi Town morrow nd Monday: tor Parade” ¢ Trespassers.” of CLAIR "pendin: ssi’ a Fightin'" and ‘Smart Politics” he “Bu morrow throug Tues: ster Parade” and “Big Town

edin' Pussin’' and a- ;Pisht-

. ie . Tomor through ay: "Easier Parade” and Big rn Scan-

estretch’ and “River T Keno Tomo rrow through Tuesday: Wild" and “Bring

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Times Movietone News Highlights of This Week's News Reel:

Tomorrow PENDLETON

motte » ad Mon. wtih a Albuquerque"

norrow and AMBASSADOR. ALA

he Workshop to Open «In Study of UN

Swill open Monday under sponsor«gon (Ship of Indianapolis

Library, League of Women Votwaa Pr and American Association of|wednesda Tom ar the Unitea Nations. Y.

y: '"Hasard” and “Pani lus _cattoon Sng’ the Bobby ing the daytime, sessions will be To-

‘|day, Wednesday and Thursday at

row 4nd Monday. “On Our Me

Wa, e B ry v

Fo and short subjects. and Monday: * “River Lady"

and rrow and Monday: My Love’ and cartoon earnival,

DOWNTOWN

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pametican

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A workshop to promote a

Public

For those who can attend dur-

held in Rauh Memorial Library at 10 a.m, 1 p.m, and 3 p.m, Night sessions will be held Tues-

8 p.m, in Central Public Library. James A. Eldridge is Midwest fleld director of the association. He said the establishment of the workshop is a major step in de-

mpus Honey-| Board by .the National Assoclaand|tion of Real Estate Boards. The sigavel is fashioned from wood

Where There's Life" \mhomas Jefferson, mt sub-| Vernon, Washington's home. The “Jungle teel band around the gavel is “sleep made from deck plating of the U. 8 8. said.

“lat Olive Branch Christian Church

American Legion and Auxiliary, will make their annual pilgrimage to the Indiana BSoldiers and Sailors Children’s Home at Knightstown tomorrow. Legion Day is held every year [At thé home for Lhe entertain-| ment of the children. They will pe provided with free tickets for rides and concessions available on the grounds. The Indiana Department of the Auxiliary will dedicate a new organ which it bought and placed in the chapel of the home.

Dr. Clarence Efroymson

Member: of the Indiana De-{Meyer,

partment, Eberly and Mr. Wieck.

County Clerks Give Out

Hoosier -voters-—whe—won't--be home election day were reminded today that they may now apply at county clerk's offices for absent voter ballots,

county boards would mail absent

should apply before returning to

Edward Costello,” Mrs.

Absent Voter Ballots

The state election board said voter beginni Sept. 19, -

The board said college students

ballots

school,

To Head Celebration

Dr. Clarence W. Efroymson will address a Constitution Day celebration sponsored by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board Sept. 23, Carl G. Seytter, president, announced today. During the ceremony an historic gavel will be presented to the Indianapolis Real = Estate

See . . . “LARCENY” as Lateas...l A.M

| GREENWOOD DRIVE-IN THEATRE On i, EI, 15 Fro

William Gargan—Phillip Reed

“HOT CARGO"

Joel McCrea—Brian Donley BH “THE VIRGINIAN" “| | Plus Color Cartoon

15-Minute Drive 8. on Rd. 31 LATE SHOW TONITE! ;

at Monticello, home of and Mount

own

Missouri, Mr. Seytter

Registration Set For Kindergarten

Registratiion for kindergarten

will be held Sept. 27 from 9 to 11 a.m and from1to3 p.m Sessions of the school will be

Night Circle 8 for business and professional women will meet at the home of Mrs. Dixie Aynes,! 2338 Union St, at 7:30 p. m.

The executive board of the

Woman's Cotheil will meet at’

1:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Slate Grotto Day

Sahara Grotto Day will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Indiana Masonic Home in Franklin, Entertainment will include a parade, band music, drills and singing.

veloping greater local interest in

"Emithe United Nations.

Local OSU Alumni

Meet at Noon Monday

The Indianapolis Ohio State University Alumni Club will hold a luncheon meeting Monday at noon in the Forty and Eight Club, 421 N. Pennsylvania St. Starting in October, the club will meet on the first Monday of

ithe month,

Officers of the club are Robert D. Wick, president; Robert E. Os-

born, vice president, and Kenneth

R. Miller, secretary-treasurer,

Present ‘Dual’ Car

sald today.

sk SWIMMING —Jean Lutyens leads Indianapolis’ nationally famous Riviera Girls’ Swimming Team to clean sweep vic“ory in women's 3-mile swim at Clementon, N. J. Riviera Clib takes first, second, third and fourth—first team in the history of this annual event to win first four places.

sk FOOTBALL Navy stalwarts start training for 1948 season. , Notre Dame, under Coach Frank Leahy, gets in shape.

% PARKING PROBLEM-—New.. all: mechanical automatic garage hailed as answer to parking headache. 5

hd - In Indianapolis CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle DREAM, 2351 Station FOUNTAIN 8Q., 1105 Shelby "GARFIELD, 2203 Shelby IRVING, 5507 BE. Washington PARAMOUNT, 411 RB. Wash.

RITZ, 3430 N. Illinots SANDERS, 1108 Prospect ST. CLAIR, 800 Fort Wayne SPEEDWAY, 1480 Main UPTOWN, 4251 College WALKER, 607 Indiana

in Nearby Indiana Citles

COMMUNITY, Greenwood, Ind. OLD TRAILS, Mickleyville, aS > : n “ Ind. Ma ‘ PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind.

WEIL, Greenfield, Ind. ROXY, Pendleton, Ind. ZIONSVILLE, Zionsville, Ind. ROYAL, Danville, Ind.

: 3 Our goes to give th satisfaction: the

beautiful tribute

A dual-control driver training automobile will be presented next Tuesday to the State of Indiana {for use by the new full-time director of driver education in the State Department of Public Instruction, Jack C. Craig of the State Traffic Safety Commision

service embodies all

Teacher to Speak

John Proctor, Indianapolis Bible teacher, will speak at the 7:45 p. m. service tomorrow of is Volunteers of America, at 320 N. Illinois St.

“ALBUQUERQUE” 0%:

Robert Lowery—Ann Savage

“JUNGLE FLIGHT" Plus Color Carto ® NEW IN-A-CAR SPEAKERS = Children Under 2 Admitted

SUNDAY

Carnival

Pius Cartoon

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NEW CLASS OPENS Wed., Sept. 15, 8:30 P, M,

Complete Course 10 Lessons—89.50--Terms

QUAID DANCE STUDIOS 16th & Illinois “3c”

WESTLAKE

TONITE & SUNDAY MAX WILSON

and HIS ORCHESTRA

FAREWELL DANCE SUNDAY NIGHT

Starring MICHAEL REDGRAVE and BARBARA MULLEN tie ly of Jmpetnens Youth on EBostatle Vaca Ss Superbly Written, ty Directed Ma nifecnuy Flared”

MES “LIFE DANCES ig Carnet De Directed br DOVIVIER with all-Star

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Cont. Mat. Today—1:30 —30¢ Donald Cor sone Main

Feudin’ Fussin’ & a-Fightin’

Philllp Reed—Hillary Brooke

“Big Town Scandal”

MATINEE TODAY—4:45 to 6-—30c Astair—Judy Garland

“EASTER PARADE” .Giox

William Wright—Janet Martin

“King of the Gamblers”

» LAST TIMES Gary Cooper” an Curtis “Phile “ »” Vance's. Gamble” Unesuquereq Allan Lane “Marshal § — In Technicolor — TIRE Fr Creek” “Russell Hayden LTR YER ITTY And “Son of “Neath Canadian Guardsman” Skies’

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Marjorie Main—Donald 0’Conngr

“Feudin’ Fussin’ & A Fightin’ "J reddie Stewart—June Preisser

o3MARY POLITICS” hapter 1 “SUPERMAN” “EASTER PARADE” “BIG TOWN SCANDAL"

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Frederic March—Ann - OTHER FART OF THE Bn | “EYES OF TEXAS” | "ROMANCE ON HIGH SEAS” FABULOUS JOE”

ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW! une Haver—Lon McAllister “SCUDDA HOO, SCUDDA HAY" ” Monte Hale “TIMBER TRAIL”

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Glamorous “LINDA LOU” ,.. WITH LAUGH PROVOKING COMEDIANS CONTINUOUS DAILY 6 P. M. TO 11:00; SAT. CONTINUOUS 5 P. M. TO 1:30 CONTINUOUS SUN, 3 P. M, TO 11:00; SPECIAL SAT. MIDNIGHT SHOW

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25¢—Children 12¢ Plus Tax “DESERT FURY" Warner Baxter “Crime Doctor’ 8 Samnilp

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Alan Ladd “GANGS,

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REX nai COOL! 15 Yvonne Dearie ony Martin

Johnny Weissmuller—Maureen O'Sullivan “TARZAN’'S NEW YORK ADVENTURE”

“I REMEMBER MAMA” SUN. “BAMBI” In Color CINEMA 16th and Delaware

Open Today at 1:15 P.M, Van Johnson—June Allyson

“BRIDE GOES WILD"

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John Garfield—Pat O'Brien

“FLOWING GOLD” EXTRA! Added to Last Show

Tonight Only Gary Cooper—Barbara Stanwyck

walier “MEET JOHN DOE”

Brennan

Box Office Open Till 11 P. M.

SUN Fred Astaire—Pauleite Goddard ¥ Artie Shaw “SECOND CHORUS” Gene Tierney—Victor Mature , Walter Huston “SHANGHAI GESTURE"

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SUN. & MON.—2 BIG HITS I=

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We'll be open full blast Tonight . . . Tomorrow Afternoon

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Cont. Showing John Garfield pat O'Brien “FLOWING GOLL"

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George Ee Roberts “GOD'S COUNTRY & i THE WOMAN"

DL Cary Grant

SPEEDWAY Shirley Temple

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Yan Johnson—June Allyson

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which could have with machine gun Washington a sparked to lia sadly lacked 11 strength. Don L the fire for the C« score behind a su line, but the flar smothered. Cathedral, as tk file a claim for championship, ap the reserve streng a contender fo throughout the se The first score game came after tained drive fro marker following pert. Drives by | and England and Charlie Schmutte netted five first mando shook loot end to score sta conversion was. go score 7 to 0 for th Cathedral score second period on Schmutte to And

—geat-back right score 14 to 0 for

touchdown drive sparked by the j back England. Washington's I in the third quar nated team took a early in the perioc drive. Leppert ra downs on quick © and reverses to t the 10-yard ma passed from a f Jack Smith, lef! score. The place to make the sco Cathedral. England and bined again in th ds the Irish drove the 3-yard marke downs. Ron Bl across guard for t Score by period: Cathedral ..... Washington ....

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