Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1945 — Page 18

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| home from Europe, these Hoosier | soldiers get together on the deck guard-manned troop They are (left to right, Paul L. ‘Hauze, ; 'T. 5th Gr. HerRushville; Pfc.

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transport. front row)= Pvt, 6474 College ave.; man Hilhgass,

THREE PRODUCERS

HOLLYWOOD, July 10 (U, P.).— | Threé Hollywood - producers today announced formation of & new | movie studio, capitalized for $1,000,{000 under the name of Liberty { Films, Inc. The production company will be {headed by William Wyler, air forces | lieutenant colonel who. won the 1942 Academy award for his production of “MTS. Miniver”; who has won Academy awards for “It Happened One Night” Can't Take It With You” and “Mr. Deeds ‘Goes to Town”, and Sam Briskin, former vice president and executive producer of Columbia Pictures.

LAD WHO CHEATED DEATH STILL ALIVE

CHEYENNE, Wyo. July (U. P.).—Forest (Nubbins) Cheyenne tot for whom the nation

figuratively moved Christmas

to Nov, 19 last vear, will have an- | tomorrow—his

other birthday

fourth.

There will be no special celebra-

tion of the occasion, however. It will be a quiet—but important—day. | Nubbihs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Hoffman, held little hope on that eventful day in November that their son would be alive to observe his next birthday. . He was not expected to live until Dec. 25,

{because of a bladder ailment which |

[was slowly draining his life, Then he underwent an operation {in Denver last December by a spe|cialist and has been reported im{proving slowly ever since. He's been growing fast, but has lost a| little weight he gained since the! { operation, his parents said. Nubbins plays a little each morn{ing and frisks about the yard with | Slippers, a cocker spaniel he received for “Christmas,” “talks with | his mother each day about * ‘this and that,” and then takes his customary afternoon nap.

REBEKAH OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED

Mrs. Mary Dobrota will be iInstalléd as noble grand of Honor Rehekah lodge 418 at 8 p. m. Friday in the hall, Howard and Blainé sts. Other officers to be installed -by Deputy President Ruth the stafl of district 6

Mrs Frances Albertson Mr Bernice Dishman warden: Mrs. Ida Dolittle, conductor; Mrs. Hattie Loutt, chaplain; Mrs, Elsie Williams, musician, Mrs. Nola Dunnuck, right supporter to the noble grand: Mrs, Lydia Harper, Jets supporier to the" noble grand; Mrs. Minn: Brown, right supporter to the vice a Mrs. Eva Grahn, left supporter to the vice grand: Mrs. Maude Lombard, inside guard: Mrs Liywn Dearinger, outside guard Carl Windisch, degree captain; assistant

is” retiring |

vice grand

Mrs. - Florence Hayes noble grand.

WAC GROUP WILL INSPECT: WAKEMAN Times. Special CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind, July 10.—The national advisory commit-

tee for the WAC will visit Wakeman hospital center here July 18 to |

ment program, Housing, utilization and training lof WACs will be inspected by the | group. Corhmittee members will installation during the

tour dhe morning following.a call on _ Governor Gates July 17, The advisory committee is visiting Wakeman as one of a number of hospitals ‘in the fifth service (command on the invitation of the chief of staff of staff,

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| ‘BILLIE COLE will play opposite Fred Koehrn in .the romantic roles of the Indianapolis Opera | theater's production of “His Ma- | jesty's Ship Pinaforet July 20-22 at the Garfield park open air "theater. Miss Cole jumped “from the chorus of “The Pirates of Penzance” at Civic theater last year to the role of a heroine, She. was

one of the principals in the “Pin- |

afore” opera at Civic theater last ! 1 winter. | ~ Mr. Koehrn is a voice teacher at Southport high school and choir diréctor at the-English Lutheran church of Our Redeemer. He will appear in the outdoor opera as Ralph Rackstraw, able seaman Seaman. of the "Pmafore.”

OWNERS OF STEN ~~ WHISKY DECIDED

| A legal squabble over the ownership of 1000 barrels of whisky in a Terre Haute warehouse has been

settled. | Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell

decided yesterday that the Lan-

| caster Company of Louisville, Ky. Isadore H

‘owned 500 barrels; Schweidel, Philadelphia, Pa. 275, and Henry Ungerleider, New York | City, 50 barrels. | The whisky had been stored for [two years in the warehouse of the { Merchants Distilling Co. .at Terre Haute. It.had been part of: the estate of Theodore ‘G. Stein, Philadelphia, who died in June, 1943. It was ‘valued at $54.000. Suit was brought by. the Merchants firm and Judge Baltzell assessed ‘the three principal owners $4.82 per barrel to pay the legal costs. The judge held that 175 barrels of whisky was owned by persons not involved in the suit, W. A. Haller, Inc., Philadelphia, claimed that it was -the rightful owner of the spirits as Stein had | purchased the whisky merely as rthat firm's agent.

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2 LOEWS “Story of G, 1 Joe,” with Burgess Meredith, of N,. 1:00, 3:21, 5:33, 7:47 and. 9.57. CIRCLE Stage—~Ted Weems chestra, ' at 12:50,

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“The Freddie Lydon, 10:28

Town Went Wild,” with Bartholomew. and James

at 11, 1:50, 4:45, 7:35 and

i INDIANA “Nob Hj" with George Joan Bennett, Vivian Blaine Peggy Ann Garner, at 12:45, 7:05 and 10:15 “Within These Walls, Thomas Mitchell, at 11:35, 8:55 and 90:05 LYRIC

“Dillinger,” with Edmund. Lowe, Ann Jeffreys and Lawrence Ifeiney, at 12:17, 2:49, 5:21, 1:53 and 10:25 “G. L Honeymoon," with Gale Storm, Peter Cookson and Arline Judge at 11:07, 4:11, 6:43 and 9:15.

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HONOLULU, July 10 Radio and screen comedian Carson, according to the army newspaper Stars and Stripes, has accused Hollywood studios of trying

(U, P)— Jack

bert E. Earnest, Greenfield; 8. Sgt. Philip A. Allio, brother of James Allio, Indianapolis Times | seas entertainment tours. circulation manager; (back row) | Carson was quoted as saying in T. 4th Gr. LeRoy A. Peterson, 524 [an interview with the army publiN. Oakland-ave.; S. Sgt. Harold E. [cation that his studio consented to Hiatt, Greentown, and Pfc. Wil= [an overseas tour only after his draft | liam J. Bunch, Marion. | board had classified him 1-A. The | HA — | Warner Brothers studio, he added, | believed that by permitting the tour

GLORIA SWANSON it could obtain deferment for him | ASKS SEPARATION as an essential entertainer.

Carson was quoted as saying that NEW YORK, July 10. (U. P)—| the need for his obtaining draft Actress Gloria Swanson was seek-| deferment was obviated by. the new ing legal separation and $1000 a regulation lowering the draft age month - alimény today from mil- tq 30. lionaire William N. Davey, whom| «I'm 34, so that was that,” he said. she married less than six months “1 was booked with the uU. 8. 0. ago. already, so" here 1 am. ’ In her suit for separation, filed —— rm————— yesterday, Miss Swanson said Davey, | e——SCRE EN —— her fifth husband. left her ‘with-| COMBINATION...

out just cause, with the intention WINDOWS Cy

of never returning.” - She asked No Down Payment — Easy Terms

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Humphrey Bogart and Alexis Smith (above) co-star in “Conflict,” Spening tomorrow at the |

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$25,000 for attorney fees. 29 in Union. City, N. J. EMPIRE BUILDERS She said he left her April 19. Her fortune of more than sio0000 Jct a 50 aatoal income of more than pon YORaRCY.

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