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Inside Indianapolis

“WULAST SEASON the. Indianapolis Indians broke

manager. mon , good will ambassador and press ing deer in the gyepi. Fis name is Paul Thaddeus Sullivan but al around the circuit call ‘him ‘Ted for short.

Ted has held his present position since 1947, Ing facilities.

put has been with the Tribe organization for the connection with baseball dates pack quite a bit further. He was a professional

got out of the minors. As he likes to put it, he was Companies her husband on his business jsunts 4 across the country. During most of the Indians’ home games you will find her occupying a ringside seat in the press box at Victory Field. Ted has no corner on talent in the Sullivan family. Daughter Georgia, who works at Radio Station WFBM, “retired” from the stage in 1935 after appearing as a dancer in several Broadway

past six years. His.

“Though baseball is his first love, it has not peen his only sports interest. From 1928 to 1933 he | served as Indiana state commissioner of boxing and numbers among his close friends many of the great fighters of all time. He has had a promotioal interest from time to time in several sports

+-nptably golf, football, bowling and table tennis, Productions.

“+ “Doctors advise a lot of folks to get a hobby,” be says, “but my trouble is too many hobbies.”

He Can Spin a Tall Tale

ganization, Ted has developed into a competent speaker. He can spin a tall tale with the best of them and is much in demand for after-dinner that a

ge enemy.

“Indiana Central To Graduate 74

Bishop to ‘Speak

eA June 6 Ceremony

Indiana Central College will award 74 diplomas to the second largest graduating class in its

msfory on Monday, June 6.

“Bishop Richard C. Raines of tHe Indiana Methodist area will

be commencement speaker.

will speak ‘on “The Power to Beeame” ‘as the morning program. | #The commencement will follow fourvdays of pre-graduation activ-| | GARFIEL

ity on the college campus.

Ted Sullivan « « « wet weather is his- worst

keeper.

season he takes

still has a long

grapher snapped

Neighborhood

Theaters

DOWNTOWN AMBASEADOR--* ‘Dirigible” and “Bub

marine.’ PARAMOUNT ‘Trouble Makers” an d Cangaens of the Frontier. NEIGHBORS AVALON “The Search” «and “Melody

al ‘Bi Sombrero" and “Walk a Crooked BELMONT fe. Riss in the Dark” and ‘‘Flaxy Martin CINEMA—“The “Bribe” and “Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven.” CORONET—" ‘Whispering Smith” and short subjects. DAISY—* Rusty Leads the Way” and NS rail.” { EMERSON—'Down to the Ses in Ships” and ‘ SS nele Patrol.’ FT, Sat ARE—"He Walked BY Night" and Adventures of Gallant Bes: De Bun, Co mes Up” and { GRANS ADA A PRISE tn the Dark” and Dear. Secretary.”

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The senior class will present Its | mAMILTON "A, Letter to Three Wives"

play, “Our Hearts Were Young | and Gay,” at 8:15 p.m. June 3! tn Kephart Memorial auditorium. | Dr: Anna Dale Kek is director. “Alumni luncheons for dikes of 1014, 1919, 1924, 1929, 1934:° 1030 and 1944 will be held Jiife 4. The annual alumni dinner

Will be held in the evening.

The baccalaureate service will Be tonducted by the Rev. Benjamid ¥. Smith, Evangelical United Bféthren Church, at 11 a. m. June 5..The annual senior ¢tandle lightmg service will be held in the

evening.

Indianapolis graduates include: Paul 8. Alexander, Robert J. Banks, Don Fleener, Chester A. Imhausen, George B. Keenan,

and * HOLLYW OD “Pu ddin' Head’ and “Range Defenders’ Plus cartoon circus. WARD ‘Son ong»! of the Wasteland” an Seven Were Sav | TRYING" "South "of 8t. Lous” and “Far LIN NCOLN-.+ ‘Kissing Bandit" afd * ‘Binister J oi TAL: ‘A Kiss in the Dark” and

ro.’ ORIENTAL ‘Babe Ruth Story” and “Big 0." PARKER—'A Song is Born” and “Enh ley.” REX-''Station fan Se, ‘High Fury.” a’

hoy and “Treasure of Sierra Ma re VOLI—'‘8outh Louis” and “Forc of Evil" Dus J 18% Bon tonignt only: “Variety Girl RS— Night Fs s Thousand Eyes” ATA “Band dits ,, Dark Canyon” plus

& Ha SHERIDAN Down to the Sea in Ships” and Tucso | SPEEDWAY ‘A Kiss in the Dark” and

When he’s not on the road, Ted resides his wife and daughter in their attractive home at 4501 N. Illinois St. Wiry, vivacious Minnie Sullivan frequently ac-

One of the strongest lubes of night baseball is what Ted calls “the best air conditioning in Indianapolis.” Fans pour out in droves to enjoy the cool breezes and the refreshing sight of green rass. T green | AS OFFICIAL spokesman for the Tribe or- gras nat grams Tea nk a |

Ted's worst enemy is wet weather. He knows rained out game does no one any good. If it’s overcast the night before an important Sunday double-header, his family says he paces the floor like an expectant father. However, he will not hesitate to call offga game early if the situation looks hopeless to save die-hard fans a futile trip to the ball park.

A Soft Spot for the Fans

AT ONE NIGHT game last summer when the Indians were well on their way to sewing up the pennant, every seat in the grandstand was filled by 7:45. Hundreds of fans who came later resigned themselves to standing—that is until Ted Sullivan stepped .in and ordered the guards to permit the overflow to march out into center field and sit on the grass in front of the wall, Maybe there were a few beefs from the umpires, but the fans were extremely grateful.” “I'd be more than happy to do that again,” Ted sald with a chuckle. Ted loves kids. All season long—without fanfare or ostentation—he arranges for youngsters to visit Victory Field to see the Indians play free of charge. Orphans are his specigl pets. Once each

ages to the ball park as his special guests, regales them with hot dogs, peanuts and pop, and shows them the time of their young lives. Ted has a secret ambition of one day becoming a deep-sea fisherman. By his own admission, he

When the Indians were south this winter, Ted and Al Lopez, popular Tribe manager, took time out to do a little angling. An obliging press photo-

one thing wrong with the. picture, Ted’s reel was upside down. (By Fred W. Fries).

Live Wires 4-H Club Elects New Officers

all the children in local orphan-

way to go.

the two in action. There was only

The Live Wires 4-H Club of|7T __ 30th and ILL. TA 7406 Franklin Township met in the school yesterday and elected the following officers. for the I nel year: President, Ellen Whaley; vice president, Rosemary Eves; sec-retary-treasurer, Ruth Biddle; re-

Ves.

Fair Radio Reception

By beienes Service

porter, Lois Ramsey; health and safety recorder, Pat Cunningham; recreation leader, Rita! | Scheontroup, and hostess Sharon

WASHINGTON, May 21— Sortwave radio reception will be good’ today and tomorrow with only fair listening conditions Monday and Tuesday, National

a Holt Sere i in "Dirigible," a twin fee — “bill with “Submarine,” the Ambassador Theater.

PTA Establishes

Scholarship at IU

BLOOMINGTON, May 21— A new $200 scholarship for one year to. encourage students to take up elementary teaching has been set up at Indiana University by the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers. Dean W. W. Wright, of the School of Education, said the scholarship will cover the cost of fees for two semesters, required textbooks and materials, a season ticket to the University Auditorium and a year’s admission to athletic events.

senfor standing and must be working toward a regular elementary teacher's license, Dean Wright said. One member of the state board of the ICPT and three IU faculty members will form a committee to award the scholarship, Dean Wright said.

LAND LARGELY FOREST

farmers is in forest.

MAYWOOD

Drive-In @ Road 67 ® Open 7 (D.S.T.) ®

Diana Lynn—Guy Madison “Texas, Bkiyn, & Heaven” cy “Urubu”

Wents: Com 545 , Ser Opes 130

Raima and Charpin In Marcel Pagnol's "Marius"

Fmch Translation in English NOT FOR OH ILDREN

ROBERT DONAT go EAN. PARKER “THE QHOST GOES WEST"

DIRECTED BY RENE CLA STORY BY ROBERT E. SKERWOOD

ii om stage. : and SS win Pranchiot Tune and

| test finals will start at ® p.m.

Applicants must be of junior or

: MURAY : i ovo - Servies” comedy fares

ESQUIRE nT Ramu, at 3:00,

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State Waltz Contest At Roof Today

The Indiana Roof’s State Chame pionship Waltz Title will be decided at the Roof today. The con-

Judging the competition to be held in connection with a Hayloft Frolic will be representatives of the Andy Quaid, Bonnie Blue Brown, Arthur Murray and Continental Dance Studios. The Hayloft Frolic will feature music by the Walt Jackson or. chestra and Ace Bailey and the Utah Trailers.

ELITE

DRIVE-IN EAST ON U. 8. 5 Li ROAD AT FOUNTAINTOWN M. Montes ‘Pirates of ar Color

Forty-eight per cent of the land

Sonja Henle ‘Countess of Monte Criste’ In-Car Speakers—Child. Under 12 Free

managed by New Hampshire

LOOK! NEW IN-A-CAR SPEAKERS

BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 (D:S.T.) A Short Drive From Irvington

duck Holt @ Ralph Graves "“uDIRIGIBLE"

NYSTH “SEARCH FOR DANGER"

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RLOOD ON THE MOON" TIRE VELVET TOUCH"

Devine—in Color

> Foie Beery ; ‘ Richard ContesMarjorie Main in M.G-M’s " BIG JACK"

: Bendiz—Claire Trevor "WBABE RUTH STORY" 2 Gene Autry—In Color “Bi@ SOMBRERO"

“FAMILY HONEYMOON" “DEAD MAN'S GOLD"

30¢

LATE STAGE SHOW ast Stage Show ... 12:30

Bichard Dix @ Chester Morris “SUBMARINE”

THE JUNGLE BOY

IIR TI anaw,

WESTSIDE mizares

7300 W. WASHINGTON -BE401 OPEN TONIGHT. 7 P.M. (D.

Reishst “SONG OF iDAHo” tenn Ford—Evel

“MATING OF MILLIE"

Plus Color Cartoon! In-a-Car Speakers

MURAT "om: zoe

nx Mon STAR. Alaska Patrol” and “Partners of | the aah

FP Ss pe ‘Force of Evil” and “Far Pron- |

Raymond E. Kennedy Lloyd E. | TACOMA Fighting 60th” and “Stranger ’ om . Regflix, Geneva M. J. Rice, Cecil TU (XEDO™ “Ime Accused” and “Station |

E. Banders, Everett C. Sanders, | pproWN-_ ‘Force of Evil” and rae Charles L. Smith, era M. _— voGvE." “South of Bt. Louis” and “Secret | enreth P. Stump 0 Thornberry, Eleanor .J. Turley, |Z Paul: V, Whiteman, Florabelle Williams, Ruby B. Williams and |

Casimir A. Wykowski.

Children's Art Show Scheduled By Herron

in the OFTEN SIGN OF CANCER ersistent indigestion or diffi-| swallowing may be a t+ sign of cancer in the ‘stomach, |

Art work by children

Herron Saturday classes will be| P on View through May 28 in th print: room of the Herron Ar

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b SUBURBAN

NWOOD DRI VEIN ‘Badmen of

Tombstone” and “Incid ima om oak DR

rE PIKE —D | PENDLETON. and short Zubjoess, 7 | WESTSIDE OUTDOOR Song of “Idaho”

and “Mating of Millie” Dis Cartoon,

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Museum. Watercolors, pastels, gullet or larynx. drawings, cut paper work and

cluded.

Paul. J. Sweany.

» Glasses for children of members of the Art Association of Indianapolis are taught by Mesdames Mary A. J. Fenstermaker, Anita K. Spencer, Justyn Blackwell, Misses Evelyn McConnell, Joanne Boxell, George Singer, and

Richard Genders.

Civil War Group Sets Covered Dish Dinner

*Catherine Merrill Tent 9, Daughters of Union Veterans of| Civil War will have a covered(y dinner Monday at 12:30 p. m. rand Army League Memorial H@I, 1714 E. Washington St. rs. Frances Bilyue will be in of & memorial service afterthe dinner, Mrs. Ruby Akers,

president, will assist.

BUA £39

Jn sour BURLESQUE A TOU ransmie BETTY | NOVAK K oo ow Saturda uriay__Siaris i

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saratchbeard spot. designs are in-| GORA ROO,

Lessons in art appreciation are supervised by June Woodworth, Jack. B. Allen, Melvin Gray and

Per ra 7Y.

Royal (anaduarns

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130 HR

ST. LAIR ‘Force of Evil’ and “Par |

ARING: ‘South of St. Louis” snd * Plaxy |

LAST TIMES TODAY MENS MN. SELINICK presente

Rr MARY WELCY Seats at Murat and NP. Wises & On, Eves. $1.80 to $4.2 Mat, Sat. 11.20 1 $3.60.

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Children Under 12 Free }

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HIS PIANO AND ORCHESTRA

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Tonight, Tomorrow Afternoon, Tomorrow Night and Every Night Except Monday

Thrilling Rides—-Fun Houses—Games—Boating—Finest of Food and Refreshments—Picnic Grounds—Skating

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IT'S TRUE * COMPLETELY BAFFLING

“HE WALKED BY NIGHT”

Starring Richard Basehart and Scott Brady PLUS! THIS TRULY FINE ALI-COLOR HIT!

Aypay “@mUADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS”

a OUR GOLDEN FLAKY POP CORN TASTES GOOD-QUIETLY

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Chinese Palace Restaurant

225 North Pennsylvania Street AMERICAN. AND CHINESE FOODS Canfonese Dishes — Family Dinners Egg Rolls and Barbecue Pork or Ribs

"SERVED AT ALL HOURS ~ AMERICAN DISHES — Steaks, Chicken, Chops, and Sea Foods

Open 10:30 A. M. Till 12 Midnight—Daily & Sun.

FRESH LOBSTER ANY STYLE ORDERS FRESHLY PUT UP TO TAKE OUT Rl ley 2030

WEEN wEWSREm

Israel becomes 59th member of Nations . . . at a dramatic General Assembly meeting in New York, the' |.year-old Jewish State receives more than the « ‘equired two-thirds majority vote to enter, world organization,

EATER!

49'er Covered Wagon is christened by Miss

Drucie Snyder fo start 1949 U, S. Savings Bond Drive.

| J SPORTS .

In Indianapolis

DREAM, 2351 Station ESQUIRE, 2061 N. Illinois FOUNTAIN 8Q., 1105 Shelby GARFIELD, 2203 Shelby IRVING, 5507 E. Washington PARAMOUNT, 411 E. Wash.

COMMUNITY, Morgantown, Ind.

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

| LIBERTY, Alexandria, Ind

CIRCLE, 45 Monument Circle

HIPPODROME, Sheridan, Ind.

. « Canadian Golden Gloves finals bring together two policemen i in novice heavyweight "rassling'’ bout.

RITZ, 3430 N. Illinois BANDERS, 1106 Prospect BT. CLAIR, 800 Fort Wayne BPEEDWAY, 1450 Main UBRTOWN, 4215 College WALKER, 607 Indiana

In Nearby Indiana Cities

COMMUNITY, Greenwood, Ind. OLD TRAILS, Mickleyvillg Ind. : PREWITT, Plainfield, Ind. WEIL, Greenfield, Ind. , Pendleton, Ind.

ZIONSVILLE, Zionsville, Ind * ROYAL, Danville, Ind, x

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Mat. Today—-12:45 40. .6-25¢, Plus Tax Josl MeCREA-—Alesis SMITH Zachary SCOTT—IN TECHNICOLOR

“SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS” ws “FORCE OF EVIL"

EXTRA! Added to Last Show

uy “YARIETY aIRL”

1a Offices Open Till Midnighs

FACOVN a x vam,

6 Cagney “FIGHTING 69TH" as. Starrett ‘Stranger From Ponca City’ -

INCI? TON Jeans Crain~Ans

“LETTER T0 3 WIVES"

Lydon “TUCSON” DOWN TO BEA IN SHIPS” “WALK A CROOKED MILE"

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Richard 14 WIDMARK STOCKWELL BARRYMORE

‘DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS’

“TUCSON”

“HE WALKED BY NIGRAT" “BADMEN OF TOMBSTONE" | 40-MIN. _COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL |

PARAMOUNT , I oe Gareey—~Huniz Hall

ROUBLE MAKERS" Tex RIL Ritter * “GANGSTERS or | FRONTIER"

WEST SIDE

DAIS

2540 W. Mich. St. onaldson—Sharon Moffett "RUSTY LEADS THE WAY"

“RENEGADE TRAIL" |

“SOUTH OF 8T. LOUIS" “TRAIN 10 ALCATRAZ"

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alin Garfield—Bestrice Pearson TORO OF EVIL” dy Devine—In Color “HEAR “FAR FRONTIER" ho NIGHT oF Tove"

POP CORN CRUNCHERS CANDY WRAPPER CRACKLERS None Will Be Heard Here Today!

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THRILL-PACKED MINUTES you ous to all else In this world, you suspense-filled ° melodrama-right out Angeles Police Department—ithe TRUE story eruel cunning thiet—who kills and hides in the countisss miles of sewers

GRAN ) ln 3 ooo . IT'S COOL! NOT ONE—BUT TWO—OUTSTANDING LAUGH HITS! Jane Wyman-—David Niven Kirk

"KISS. IN THE DARK" "MY DEAR SECRETAR

an “Bandits’ Dark Osnyon”

KISS IN TRE x" Virginia Mare “FLAXY MARTIN" wii ost Morria Gene Alny “N “Bl0 0 SOMBRERO” | in Color

“SOUTH H SIDE GARTIED on Nu

LANOMA BADLANDS” AW ADY, OF DON JUAN" LENCE"

| Frank Sinairs "KISMING pi Color |Monstons Cassidy ‘SINISTER A

Montgomery Clify — nL Disney Festare

‘NORTH SIDE

ACADEMY AWARD INNER

“JOHNNY BELINDA™ Humphrey Bogart © Walter Huston “Treasure Sierra Madre”

~SETARTS SUNDAY Rienard py arhobean tnd

Louis Herward—Dennia’ O' Keats nN

“South. of St, Louis” in he

Virginia Maye ® Zachary Scots

Jane Went Ni “A KISS IN THE 6 DARK"

“HE WALKED ra ou

"Alaska Patrol” + “Partners of

Continuous Matinee From 1:58

YM - SL IN 2A MATINEE TODAY, | P. M Las

Entire Show In Technicolor! | JOEL MeCREA-ALEXIS SMITH “SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS” ROY ROGERSANDY DEVINE

“THE FAR FRONTIER”

“KISS IN THE DARK" " TEAL MARTIN",

BROOKLYN & HEAVEN

patent gr SMITH

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Robert Tari Gardner

Disns Lynn—Gur Madison wns “TEXAS, BKLYN, & HEAVEN" SUNDAY Won. a EN SPEEDWAY David Niven “A KISS IN THE DAR Bowery B Bors "JINX 1 MONEY"