Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1951 — Page 6

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_ THE’ INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

- City Shrifiers Stop the Show In Cincinnati

Times Speéial CINCINNATE Sept. 15. — Mu- « rat temple's red-fezzed funmakers have caught the eye of Cincin-’ natians during the Great Lakes ceremonial session. | Today the brightlysclad Nobles were to put on a double show for the curious expected to line the walks for two parades. This morning a two-mile. long line was to wind through downtown Cincinnati with Indianapolis Shriners. sure to be a popular focal point. Always show-stoppers are the Oriental Band, with its catchy wide nurse enrollment day to

NURSE HUNT—Gov. Schricker proclaims Sept. 27 as state-

get a complete directory of all

music, and, the horse patrol with qualified nurses in Indiana in case of emergency. Watching apmighty Nobles astride 30 palo- provingly are (left to right) Miss Anne Dugan, Civil Defense nurse

minos. Yesterday the Oriental Band impressed bystanders in an impromptu session on Fountain

chairman: Mrs. Helen Johnson, tion, and Mrs. Mary Ellen Lutz,

state president of nurses associapublic relations chairman.

Square. The music of Egypt Chance for Master Points—

echoed from the city's seven hills.

oo resamey cov ened Bridge Tourney Winners

forth arid one Shriner whirled in

dance. Then all was quiet. Down from one of the séven hills charged a modern Cincinnatus to whip out his seroll. wa was an official paper and I Individuals Bridge Tournament fun was over. compete there, Seems there's a ruling . _hereabouts for no such nonsense. So the “nonsense” moved on, a but so did the crowd following Athletic Club. the Egyptian Pied Pipers through the hamlet of Cincinnati. Following a second parade _ gbout Coney Island this after- ‘ P. M.-

the center of the circle in a gay Here to Competei in Chicag

awarded at the Midwest Cham-

be determined in the Indianapolis

noon, the 25,000 Shriners here Easley Blackwood, Times bridge from five Midwest states will wind expert, will greet the players al-

up the two-day session with an though he will not compete. evening of merrymaking.

Detroit Threatened oe ENTRY With Bread Famine

DETROIT, Sept. 15 (UP)—A Tabor dispute threatened to halt production at 10 bakeries today, Bridge Association. cutting off 50 per cent of Detroit's bread supply. . The dispute, between the Deroit Bakery Council and the AFL Bakery Workers Union, be- Contract Bridge League, gan yesterday when employees at NAME. . the Continental Baking Co. went on strike. ADDRESS i.ccevetecsrrecaces The Bakery Council then voted to shut down nine other bakeries

Individuals Bridge Tournament.

. Fess s Bess Nr essences

Master points in bridge will be pionships in Chicago when the eight winners of the Indianapolis The eight to go to Chicago will individuals playorf Sept. 23 in the The some 150 local players ex-

pected to take part will play in the two sessions at 1. p. m. and

Mr. Blackwood will play in the {Chicago tournament. The eight

DOWNTOWN

. AMBASSADOR~ ‘Cotaine” and “Call of the Blood,” plus “The Model - School « . Racket” and “Girls. of Burlesque.”

School Boy,’ plus Cartoon Revue. NEIGHBORHOOD

ture's Half Acre ; AVALON-—"Convicted and “Twilight in . It will be “how about the next the Sierras " s BELL—'"Ma and Pa Kettle Back on the danee’’—not a raise—when bosses Fanm” and "Mast of the Dragon — 3 and workers get together tonight. PiMONT- "The Painted Hills™. and "Up Union-sponsored, the dance will CINEMA — "Born. Yesterday’ and "The ACKpO! celebrate good will between man- CORONET—' Dear Brat" and" The Prince Who® Was a Thief.’ agement and workers at Diamond DAISY— ‘Captive Girl and “Cisco TorChain Co., Inc.. nado.'

EMERSON — F " Th It will be the fourth annual "Dans werner Joc Frosmen” and “The

dance Diamond Chain CIO Local Fou! NTAIN SQUARE. Alice 1, onder lan a n 1697 has sponsored for the people ‘Nature's Half Are ee His, Pius

pdid salaries, the men_who pay. GARFIELD — 'Comin' Round the, Moun-

ain” and “California Passage.’ them, and their famflies and mG — “Alice in Wonderland" and friends. ‘The Painted Hills

2 MECCA—"When the Daltons Rode” and Seme 1200 people including city “Southside 1-1000."

officials, Hoosier Union officials ORIENTAL— "Showboat" and “Katie Did and other distinguished guests are! . It"

OLD TRAIL — ‘Mr. Beifedere Rings the

expected at the dance and floor = Ben” and The Painted Hills.’ show in the Egyptian Room at the PIXY He “Inside Straight” and "Hills of oma

N k furat, : 5 . REX~—''Comjn:Round ‘the Mountain” and Jimmy Adami’s will bring his “On! Susanna eight-piece, dance orchestra and a RITZ—'Showbeat” and ‘The Frogmen.” i i RIVOLI—''The Painted Hills" and “'Best girl singer from Terre-Haute for of the Badmen." plus late show tonight:

dancing set for 8:30-12:30. “Woman of Distinction.”

: N — Brother” and Company officers will be danc- S*¥heng Canyon Outlay Ezy ing with the girls whose pay-: SHERIDAN = ‘on Moonlight Bay” and 5 e CAT checks they sign. The women SPEEDWAY — “Mr Belvedere Rings sthe

House on Telegraph Hill’

0 who share executives’ names and STAR— A i ar Boneer and. “Raton:

their checkbooks will be dancing TACOMA — ‘Cargo to Capetown’ and

local winners and 96 from other With the men who call their men ST. CLAIR oe C&apiain ~ Horat

R — “Captain “ Horatio Horn-

cities. will play one round with DOSS.” blower’ and ‘Best of the Badmen

Mr. Blackwood or Charles Goren,

They're all going, from “top STRAND Taptain Siojatia, Hornblower”

Chicago Tribune bridge column- brass” down — including Guy TUXEDO—'"Comin' Round the Mountain"

ist Winners in Indianapolis will re-

and ‘Iroquois Trail’ Wainwright, Diamond Chain Co. UPTOWN — “Alice in Wonderland” and

President: C, P: Kotilowski, execu-| io® 4221ited Hills" plus “Nature's

Acre ceive at least $25 toward expenses tive vice president, and H. N. Cot- yoGUe- ‘Showboat’ and select short sub-

to Chicago. The awards might be tingham. office manager. higher, depending upon the num-

ber of entries here.

ZARING-''The Law and the Lady'’ and Attending from the Union Side STocco

will be William Englehardt, presi- DRIVE-IN THEATERS ,

CLERMONT DE LUXE—'Showboat" and

At Chicago $750 in merchandise dent; William Lewis, vice presi- Kentucky Jubilee

awards will go to the winners. The Chicago Championships will

dent. and the rest of the officers. Chbn vConboo Teal Co; Me Covered”

MAPLECROFT— ‘On Moonlight Bay’ and In charge of the plant party are’ UY on,

be held Oct. 5, 6 and 7 in the Charles Crane, Huston Patterson MANN Rory Stra Danger. Lives” and a OlLtly ranger and John Duncan. MERID — “Salerno Beachhead” and

Ma Treasure.’

LaSalle Hotel.

Entries for the Indianapolis tournament must be in The Times office or postmarked by midnight

next Tuesday.

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INDIVIDUALS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT Indianapolis Athletic Club, Sept. 23

Sponsored by The Indianapolis Times and the Indianapolis + Herewith 1s my $1.50 fee for entry in The Indianapblis

I am (am not) —circle which—a member of the American

sssamiess PHONE NO.¢tvrstsonn

DS teres ase sess

Mail with check or money order to: Individuals Bridge

belonging to the council today. Tournament, Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St.

The action would leave only 25 small independent - bakeries op- | erating in Detroit,

OPS Files Charges

| Times Amusement Fo Clock |

FAIR GROUNDS

Against 43 Retailers | inten Atigue Teg Plasers WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (UP) z CIRCLE

—The government has started 43 ve Millionaird tor Christy. ith court actions against retailers in ker at 19.40 3350. 1 ana 10 12 states for allegedly violating “As Young as You Feel,” with

: oon price control regulations. a iii20, 2.30. 3740 and 8:0

The Office of Price Stabilization : ESQUIRE said that the charges involve fail- “Four in a Jeep.” with Ra ure by retailers to file prico charts Merker, at 2:20, 4:15. 6:10. 3 with the OPS by last May 30. INDIANA

thout t harts » “His Kind of Woman." with Robhe charts, neither the ert Mitchum ana Jane Russell. at

dealers nor OPS is able to de- 11:11, 2:44, 6:17 and 9:50 »

termine proper ceiling prices, OPS “Havana Rose." with Estelita and said. [ Bil Williams. at 1:14. 4:47 and 8:30. KEITH'S

“Jim Thorpe. All-American,” with

High on Tax Ladder Burt Lancaster and Phyllis Thaxter. A report by a Utah ‘research st 12:30, 3:40. 6:50 and 10 foundation shows that Utah’s per “Yes Sir, Mister Bones.” at 11:15. capita personal income tax is 23% 5:35 and 8:45 glightly above the average of 31 LOEW'S “ o states which impose such & tax. pu "Doisias ang Janet Leigh, at The per capita income tax in 12:25. 3:30, 6.40 and 9:50. Utah is $5.97 conmipared with the “Flame of Stamboul” with Richaverage. of $4. 93 in the 31 states. ard Denning. at 11, 2:05, 5:13 and

8°25. LYRIC

“Robinson-Turpin Fight" at 12:50, 2:53, 5, 7:10,-8:15 and 11:20

“The Underworld Story, <with Dan Durvea and Gale Storm. at 11:15, 1:20, '3:25, 5:30, 7:40 and 8:50 British King to Undergo & More Medical Treatment

LONDON, Sept. 15 (UP)—King George V returns to London. to- # day from Scotland for the second

treatrient for lung trouble. He planned to fly down from his" summer home at Balmoral

royal family will attend him.

: Scotland was said to have aggra-

last June.

time in ‘eight days to undergo

Castle, No other members of the

Just a week ago, the king paid a quick visit to London for ai : chest X-ray and thorough physi- . cal checkup. A cold incurred in

vated his lung inflammation of

Quadrupieise And No Kidding

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15 (UP)— Mrs. Susie Advance, 31, said today she thought hospital attendants were ‘just kidding me” when they told her thatcher family was about to be boosted by quadruplets. But they weren't. She gave birth to two boys and two girls within six minutes late

yesterday at Baltimore City Hospital. Dr. Emerson Fackler said the infants were doing as well as could’ be expected. He estimated that each weighed about five pounds. All were placed in incubators. Mrs. Advance has five other children. The hospital said the father was killed about two months ago in a fight.

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