Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1944 — Page 29
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SH there's 3 cobweb on that door. In a moment it will be gone with a flick of the duster. But right now, it’s a sign of good housekeeping, for it shows that an unused bedroom has been closed off to save heat.
There's going to be some shortage of coal delivered to homes this winter. This isn’t because less coal is being produced. More coal is being mined this year than last, Mine owners and miners alike are doing asplendid job. And there are ample rail facilities for transporting coal.
But certain grades and gizes of coal are needed for war produétion. And, in” addition, your local coal dealer is suffering from a shortage of manpower, trucks and tires. So be patient with him and make the coal you get goasfaras possible.
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Be sure your heating system is clean and in good shape. Fire carefully. Pull your shades and draw the drapes at night. Close off unused bedrooms. For other suggestions see your coal dealer.
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Hollywood's famed ‘Battle of the Balcony’ Snaps in Mid-Reel With Script, Cast Missing|
HOLLYWOOD, Nov, 10 (U. P)— he got “scared to death” that night
The famed “Battle of the Balcony,” |&t the Dorseys,
Hollywood's own real life thriller starring Bandleader Tommy Dorsey
never would find out who slashed Actor Jon Hall's nose. No mgvie maker would dare do that to his public.
maker so he said he would ask superior court to dismiss assault charges against Darsey and his beautiful wife, Pat Dane, and their | next-door neighbor, Allen Smiley, | Hollywood man-about-town. Ferguson said he recommended | dismissal of the charges “in the interest of justice” and because of “insufficient evidence.”
Hint Script Misplaced
* They were schgduled to appear in court Tuesday to unfold the story of just what happened the night that Hall lost a good-sized portion of his classic nose during a visit to the Dorsey apartment. It looked like somebody misplaced the script to the story because Hall said he couldn't remember all that happened and the Dorseys and Smiley sald they didn't want to talk about it. District Attorney Fred N. Howser prompted them into giving the grand jury, a brief outline of the “plot” and then filled charges. When he started collecting his witnesses for the hearing, however, he found several important members of the cast missing.
Want to ‘Forget’
Actor Eddie Norris and Singer Jane Churchill, who says she is a distant relative of that other Churchill, were in New York. They said they wanted to stay there and forget all about the “incident” which they witnessed—and took | part in. Antonio Icaza, Panamanian actor, perhaps wanted to be on hand but the immigration authorities thought differently and had him shipped to
They said he’d been here illegally and perhaps it served him right if
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MRS. MINNIE BALDWIN DIES AT HOME HERE
Mrs. Mingle B. Baldwin, mother of Russell PF, Baldwin, died last night in her home at 5022 Ralston ave, Mrs, Baldwin had lived in Indianapolis the last 14 of her 77 years. ' She was a member of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist, and a Services for Mrs. Baldwin will be conducted tomorrow at 10 a. m, at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, followed by cremation. In addition to the son, a sister,
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‘Ferguson announced his decision after talking to Hall and his attorney. Hall said he was a bit ha & Co, snapped in a mid-reel today |. to what happened to him—or wend and it looked like the customers|slashed his face and with what." “I was too busy trying to keep Tommy from tossing me over the balcony to see who was slashing at me,” he said. He added that the weapon might But Deputy District Attorney|have been:anything from - a. bottle ja
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Hall said. he never did want | prosecute arniybody ‘over the affray| which assertedly started when he affectionately patted Miss Dane on the shoulder. Dorsey sald it wasn't her shoulder. and started swinging at the bronzed | hero of South Sea island flims. From there the party apparently developed into a double-bill with
Dorsey and Hall mixing it up while, Miss Dane and Miss Churchill did
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