Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1951 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, JULY 13. 108¢

24 : i i . f (fore the PSC to use his influence, {if he chooses.’ ! {| In his address delivered last

night at a GOP meeting at 324

{ ‘never raised a hand to defend

- . {the rights of telephone users in "Indianapolis in the recent tele- : d p Ig phone rate increase case.” .1 "If elected mayor,” he declared, The first broadsides of the 1951 | TF wil see ie ay Hall will he s y represen n every utility Todians aia sy election boomed case before the state commission. Yr a8 ge Alex Clark and «wp, mayors of South Bend, Mayor Bayt exchanged verbal Mishawaka and New Oastle saw blows, [fit to send their city hall lawyers The GOP nominee, Judge !© Indianapolis to fight the pendClark, last night accused the Ng rate-increases, Democratic incumbent of failings “But here in Indianapolis, you to protect city residents’ rights and I and the many thousands of in the recent Bell Telephone other teMphone users were over-rate-increase hearing before the looked by our administration, We PSC. were bilked of our rights of proThe Mayor retorted: tection that we expect to come “I realize that Judge Clark's from city hall, knowledge of municipal affairs is “It looks to me like another very limited. -but even he should case of government without repknow that the.rate-making pro- resentation.” veedure is a_ function reserved exclusively to the Piiblic Service.

Commission of the State of m-Rinehart Graduate diana. or i . At Banking School

Assails Meddling “City officials have no more Lloyd W. Rinehart, assistant right to meddle in state matters \i.. preside . S than the state has to dictate on N ti president. of the Merclyants purely city matters” the Mayor onal Bank, has been gradudeclared. ate by the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. H., Otte N.

“The people of Indianapolis were ably represented by Walter Frenzel, president of the bank. announced today.

F. Jones, public counselor, whose The school is conducted by the

duty it is to appear on the part of the public.’ American Bankers Association and the university, with two

The Mayor accused Judge. Clark of “trying to pull Republic|years’ extension work and three summer sessions.

an Circuit Judge Lloyd ClayMr. Rinehart has been with

combe’s fat out of the fire” “Besides,” the Mayor quipped, the Merchants Bank for 28 years “there was nothing to prevent and is manager of the Fountain Judge Clark from appearing be- Square Branch, «

Rap Mayor's Policies

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Children 14e, Tax Inel. Doors Open 6:30—Show Starts 6:45 Stewart GRANGER-~-Walter PIDGEON "SOLDIERS THREE" Susan HAYWARD--Dan DAILEY

“I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE"

ADDED, SAT. MAT. at 3:48 Richard Arlen ‘GRAND CANYON" Serial. “Roar of the Iron Horse”

PEEDWAY 1450 Main (Speedway) BE Imont 5513 Judy Hoilidav— Broderick Crawford “BORN YESTERDAY" Jon Hall “When the Redskins Rode"

NORTH SIDE 16th and Delaware

INEMA 5:45 to 6—40c. Tax Ine. Ar ARIER "FOLLOW THE SUN”

Glenn FORD : David Wayne “UP FRONT" Matinee Tomorrow and Sunday, 1:30 22nd at Talbot

ORONET 5:43 to 6—40c, TAX INC

Spencer Tracy—Elizabeth Taylor "FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND"

leanor Parker “VALENTINO” Color

EAST SIDE RLINGTO! Past 10th and Arlington Complete Off St. Parking AIR-CONDITIONED—OPEN 5:45 | Virginia MAYO Kirk DOUGI AS ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE Mona FREEMAN a Eawaid ARNOLD DEAR BRAT Added Saturday Matinee Only “SNOWDOG"

Kirby Grant

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ZARING ory & CENTRAL "OMFORTABLY COOL 'N ~ Stewart Cs Walter PIDGEON GYPTIAN 76:45 CONDITIONED

Virginia MAYO Kirk DOUGLAS “ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE” Mona FREEMAN Edward ARNOLD

"DEAR BRAT’

Kiddie Matinee Sat. Open 1:30 Rod Cameron “TRIGGER TRAIL" Plus Serial and 3 Color Cartoons

ATU: _BEECCA

RVING **® E. WASHINGTON ST. Gene Auley "RIDERS IN THE SEY" Tonight 5:45 to 6—360 Bowery Bovs “ANGEL'S ALLEY" AIR CONDITIONED [EX ist and Norinwestern 00 WA bash 0644

KIRK DOUGLAS VIRGINIA MAYO Gary COOPER--Jane GREER

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rE MIRASLAVA ANTHONY RRER , " Rod Cameron “SHORT GRASS" THE BRAVE BULLS Cont Matinee Tomorrow From 1:30 3430 N. IIL Alr-

KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY -- ITZ Open 6:45 Conditioned

BILL ELLIOTT in “PHANTOM OF THE PLAINS plus “ALONG THE GREAT Joan CRAWFORD Frank LOVEJOY

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AUDYARD SOLDIERS THREE”

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Brod. CRAWFORD-—Judy HOLLIDAY

“BORN YESTERDAY”

David NIVEN-—Walter PIDGEON

"SOLDIERS THREE”

MATINEE SATURDAY, 1:45 P. M.

733 North Noble Street

“GOODBYE MY FANCY”

David BRIAN—Arlene DAHL

“INSIDE STRAIGHT"

Kiddie Matinee Sat. Open 1.30 JOEL McCREA “FOUR FACES WEST" Plus Serial and 3 Color Cartoons

3155 E. TENTH—AT-5500

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i Doors Open 6:30—-Show Starts 6:45 TRAND inca reve Mel FERRER--MIRASLAVA E. Wash. St. 1 308 nel. THE BRAVE BULLS

Doors Open 6:30—Show Starts 6:45 | Mel FERRER--MIRASLAVA

"THE BRAVE BULLS” Randolph SCOTT--Janis CARTER "SANTA FE” iN

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Randolph SCOTT-—-Janis CARTER "SANTA FE" COLOR ADDED SAT. MAT. at 2:00

Alan Ladd “WHISPERING SMITH" Serial: “Roar of the Iron Horse"

2a I 4IND AT COLLEGE PTOWN OPEN TONITE 6:45

ADDED SAT. MAT. at 3:57 40 Minutes of Cartoons

Serial: “Roar of the Iron Horse" COOL @ COOL @ COOL — Mel FERRER - MIRASLAVA OE THE BRAVE BULLS ACOMA 2442 East Washington St. Randolph SCOTT Jats CARTER MA rket 7033 n 4 Shelley Winter “South Sea Sinner" COLOR

Wild Bill Ellfott “Calif. Gold Rush” |

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ADDED SAT. MAT. at 4:27 Tex Williams ‘Rustlers Ransom" Serial: “Roar of t Iron Horse”

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Liquor to Minors

KOKOMO, July 13 (UP) Seven Kokomo tavern operators have been ordered by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission to appear at hearings July 19 on charges that they sold intoxicants to minors, The hearings are the outgrowth of a recent expose by Howard Circuit Judge Merton Stanley tnat teen-agers were involved in a series of sex and drinking. escapades. ‘ Authorities said the charges were based on investigations of incidents before and after Judge Stanley's disclosure. Hearings Slated

Two tavern owners were slated for morning hearings and the other five for afternoon hearings before an ABC hearing judge

The owners met last night tg, discuss the situation. Previous-

ley and promised 100 per cent co-operation in his campaign to improve juvenile .conditions. 3 Police recenily began making regular : cifecks of taverns for evidgnce of minors visiting them, and four youths appeared in City Court on charges of misrepresenting their ages.

Laugh-Filled Ozark Tales

Tall tales from the Ozarks will give you plenty of laughfilled relaxation next Sunday, That's when the second instaliment of “WE ALWAYS LIE TO STRANGERS" appears in The Sunday Times, Youll learn about the Gowrow . , .'the huge animal “that lays softshell eggs as large as beer Kegs.” You'll . Want to

tell the

Ozark tall” tales to your friends , . . they're that fantastie, » Watch for “WE ALWAYS

LIE TO STRANGERS” .., . in the Sunday Times. :

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : ly. they had met with Judge Stan- Dr, R, A. Cook Again Heads Y for C Group WARSAW, Ind, July 13 (UP) Christ International. ~—Dr. Robert A. Cook, Chicago, began his fourth consecutive term at “today as president of Youth ior convention at nearby _Wincna urer.

Lake were Dr. Billy Graham

Other officers elected yesterday Ontario, secretary, and Rev. Wal the group's seventh

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David "SOLDIERS THR PIDGEON

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25 E. Washington St.

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Lincoln Hotel Corner

Shop In Air Cooled Comfort

BISHOP FURS

17 'N. Pennsylvania St.

301 Mass. Ave.

GRANT COMPANY

KAY JEWELRY COMPANY 137 W. Washington St,

Opposite Statehouse

*_KELLY’S BARGAIN TOWN

378 Mass. Ave.

BARNEY'S QUALITY JEWELERS

101 W. Washington St.

BUDNICK’S TRADING MART

"Indianapolis’ Fishing Tackle Headquarters"

IDEAL FURNITURE COMPANY 227 W. Washington St.

KIRK FURNITURE COMPANY 215 W. Washington St.

For your convenience fhe stores listed below will be open Saturda y ALL DAY throughout the summer. Particularly is it convenient for those who have only Saturday afternoons to do their shopping. So—if leisurely shopping is on your mind, spend ALL DAY Saturday in these stores where you'll

find what you want, when you want it with fast courteous service.

“Good Yalues en Long Time Credit”

RITE'S SHOPS

Men's and Women's Clothing and Jewelry

43 S. lilinois St.

KRESGE 5¢ to | STORE

23 W. Washington St.

.THE LEADER STORE

Corner of Washington & Delaware Sts.

MILLER-WOHL

45 E. Washington St.

G. C. MURPHY COMPANY

Hlinois & Market St.

RHODES-BURFORD

- 335 E. Washington St.

TaVEL'S

First Door South of The Lyric Theatre

119 N. lllinois St.

THREE SISTERS 17 N. Illinois St.

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ORIVE-IN THEATRE Between Clermont & Brownshure St. Hwy. 34 or Crawfordsville Rd.

Susan HAYWARD--Tyrone POWER

"RAWHIDE"

~{LHARLES GRAPEVINE—

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GREENWOOD Your “Family” Drive-In

15 Min. Drive 8. on U. 8 Rd ® Dancing 1 Hr. Before Show Kiddies Playground Open 7:00. Show Dusk. Adm. Adults 50¢ ALL, C@MLOR PROGRAM! Red CAMERON--Adrian BOOTH

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Paul Hendricks—Jack OAKIE

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PLUS CARTOON and SERIAL

MAYWOOD

DRIVE-IN THEATER Kentucky Ave. & South Tibbs OPEN 7 30--SHOW STARTS DUSK

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. ALL COLOR PROGRAM! Randolph SCOTT-—Adele JERGENS

"'SUGARFOOT"

Glenn FORD-—Viveea LINDFORS

"FLYING MISSILE"

DRIVE-IN THEATRE WEN 8 Meridian. State Ra 1358 MODERN SUPERVISED KIDDIELAND Opens Tonite 7:00—Show as Dusk Dan DAIL Y—Susan HAYWARD

"I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE"

Tim HOLT Lyn ROBERTS

"DYNAMITE PASS" PENDLETON PIKE

67—0pposite Ft. Harrison

A MODERN DRIVEN THEATRE

Box Office Open 7:00 (DST) to 11:00 FREE Pony Rides, Auto Rides, Swings. Slides and Monkeys KIRK

TONITE THRU SAT. + VIRGINIA JOHN A

DOUGLAS MAYO GAR "ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

Florence MARLEY-—Rohert PEYTON

"TOKYO FILE 212"

MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY SAT,

NOW DE TO THRIL) ri THE CHILDREN THE VLTRA MODERN PENDLETON PIKE KIDDIELAND THRILLING 1 WONDERFUL RIDES Open Daily at 5:30 P.M Sat and Sun. at 1:30 PM Kiddieland Tickets on Sale at Kiddieland Box Office Also FRFE RIDER TO CHILDREN ATTENDING DRIVE-IN THEATRES

SHADELAND NEWEST BEST OUTDOOR THEATRE

Drive 7000 EF. on E, 38th, E. 10th or E Wash te 2500 N Shadeland (St. Rd. 106)

Free Kiddies Paradise Plavground OPEN TONITE 7:006-THRU SAT,

Kirk DOUGLAS Virginia MAYO John AGAR Walter BRENNAN

"ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

Esther WILLIAMS. -—Haward KEEL Color by Technienlor

"PAGAN LOVE SONG"

TWIN-THEATAIR

World's Largest Drive-In Theatre Inside Indpls. 5 Min. From Home

3000 Routheastern Ave, Sautheastern Ave and Rural Kevstone Ave and Pleasant Run Blvd Show at Dusk—Adm. Adults B50e

Now Four Big Features on Two Big Screens FAST SCREEN—

Kirk DOUGLAS-—Virginia MAYO "ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE"

SHE PUTS THE BUSINESS IN SHOW RUSINESS

"THE GAY LADY" coron WEST SCREEN——

Randolph SCOTT-—Janls CARTER

"SANTE FE"

Anthony QUINN

IN COLOR Mel MIRASLAYVA FERRER

"THE BRAVE BULLS"

WESTLAKE “Indiana's Fines! Drive-In"

960 N. High School Road Doer Toniecht 7°30. Show Starts R20 Roy ROGERS—Estelita RODRIGUEZ

"SUNSET IN THE WEST" coon |

Shirley TEMPLE—David NIVEN

"A KISS FOR CORLISS”

~Plus Color Cartoons— “WYOMING TRAIL" “LITTLE GIANT"

SAT

ouT R 730 . Wash 1 Mi. W. Ben Davis Ba otf Jah 7:30—Show Starts Dusk

Virginia MAYO-—Kirk DOUGLAS