Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1945 — Page 12

PAGE 10 _ Mitt of Hoosier Servicemen Received From Philippines|,

en Hoosiers are making news with,head as he lay in a concealed posi- { the” fighting men in the Philip- | tion behind a banana tree.”It failed pines. to. explode. {tion, he jumped up and found a First Lt. Hobart P. Smith, 1510] Jap aiming his rifle at him. Five ; Castle ave, escaped “death tWice|men of the lieutenant’s platoon: cut i ‘within 30 seconds when the Jap-|the enemy down f*anese attacked his regiment of thé’ .qu14 pull the trigger. , 84th division on Mindanao. A kee mortar landed near. his

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| Recently promoted with the 38th [division are Tech. 3d Gr. Noal J. Blackmore, husband of Mrs. June Blackmore, 5145 W. Washington st.;

S. Sgt. Burel D. Conrad, hushand of |

Mrs. Fern and son qf Mr, Conrad, Cyzco. : { 8. Sgt. Richard =R# Martens = of | Mishawaka was advanced to his

Conrad, French Lick, and Mrs, Evert

present rank. He is personnel’ sergeant with an anfi«aireraft artillery |

unit on New ‘Guinea. With Luzon-based units are Capt {Dudley V. Sutphin, son of Mr. and {Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin, 1321 N. | Meridian st.; «Pfc. Fail E..Kiefer,] {928 N. Arnolda ave; Pfc. ‘George {D, Posha, HEDhew of George A. Ald. lean, 4009 W, Washington st.; | Sgt. John A. Tenney Jr,, whose wife [lives at 4238 Norwaldo ave, and T.! |Sgt. Don W. Shoemaker, sonof Mr fand Mrs. Clarence A [115 N. Drexel ave. | A transportation se rgeant with al | quartermaster company of the 38th division on Luzon- is .Sgt. Charles

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Takes Audience Temperature

To Check Box Office Appeal

By Science Service | the subject's temperature was higher CHICAGO, May 23.—Hollywood| than usual for that particular time may be able to use a new scientific|of day. A teen-aged girl who went to the | movies every two or three weeks {over a period of two years and al early twenties “movie addict” and went two months were of a special

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members of preview|who was a before and after seeing to 29 shows in ithe film, Dr. N. Kleitman, of the then made subjects | Universit yv of Chicago, suggests In| | study. the forthcoming issue of Science, The teen-ager's “movie” temperaBody temperature goes up from|ture ranged between 99 and-100.15 to one degree Fahrenheit | degrees Fahrenheit, - At the same {while attending motion picture€ | time, about 4 p. m,, iDr. Kleitman has found. The rise is days, it ranged from enough to be cailed “highly sig-'99.70-F m ificant.’ Second Feature Cooling from! The voung “movie physiological went {o shows mostly in the The pic=! ning. Her temperature rose about ture may give “escape from -the naif a degree on movie nighis, reality of existence.”| though when she saw a double feaHowever, even though the spectator|fyre, her temperature was lower is sitting, presumably relaxed in a! after the second feature than after -omfortable seat, for iwo or moreline first. Either the second 'feahours, the- subject matter of fhejtyre was less effective than the first {film “makes his muscles tense jin raising the temperature or the such an extent that his temperature normal fall in temperature late in the evening was too strong to be reversed. “It ‘remains fo be seen says Dr. “whether the collective the course. of a long study of thejchange in the body temperature of daily body température cycle. Hela preview audience. 'can be used to found that after attending a two-|predict the box-office success of a jor three-hour motion picture show, film.”

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“A ‘Royal Scandal” with Tallulah Bankhead, Charles Coburn, Anhe% Baxter and William Eythe at 12:35, 3:40, 6:50 and 10,

“Molly and Me’. with Gracie Fields, “ Monty Woolley and Roddy McDowall at 11:20, 2:26, 5:35 and 8:50. upd LYRIC “Salty O'Rourke” with Gall Russell, Alan Ladd and Stanley. Clem- rersal ‘ ents at ‘11, 1:11,-3:232, 5:33, T:.4 [Versa and 9:55. | would remove the cast inn that | time. Her studio said she would be given a new role “as soon as her | doctors give the okay.”

| peters (ORDER LONG REST ~ FOR PEGGY RYAN

HOLLYWOOD, May 23 (U, P.) — Actress Peggy Ryan, humptious portrayer of adolescent movie roles, was ordered by doctors Monday to

Jordan Students jake “a Jong rest” as soon as she Inishes. ‘her current picture, To Get Degrees|

Physicians, who examined her after she sprained her back during bachelor ~ of srsic dance séquence for “On Stage, music degrees will Everybody,” told her that her nervbe conferred at the annual Jordan |©0US condition made a rest imperaConservatory of “Music commence- live, ment at 4 p. m. June 8 in the war memorial auditorium, 29g Ti! Candidates for bachelor's degrees Foy 0 are: » Mickey Rooney-—Jackie Jenkins Helen Louise Q “NATIONAL VELVET" Barbara Frances | Selected Short Subjects. Ellen, Trimble Mil : Mary] Alice Dilling, Jest i SAC Fla.; | Peggy Joan Million E i Justine Bansbach Robert M. |

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