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Africa, Veteran Says.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4 (U, Po. “sometimes

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went into battle without rifles”|.

against Field Marshal Rommel's|}

Afrika corps during the North African campaign in the winter of

1942-43, Jack Foisie, former reporter! ;

for Stars and Stripes, charged to- t

day.

Foisie, recently discharged from id

the army as a sergeant, also claimed that the battle of Kasserine Pass in February, 1943, wiped out virtually the entire 168th regiment of the

84th infantry division—some 2400, |

men. “Some of these men, Foisie said in the San Francisco Chronicle, “had gone into battle with their rifles still clogged with packing grease. They either had not had time to clean them, so tardily had the rifles arrived, or else they had not known how to clean them, so green were the men.” “But that is nothing,” he added. “French troops in - North Africa sometimes went into battle without rifles, waiting to pick up those of the, fallen.” Foisie, who. served in the 1st armored division as a machine gunner during the North African campaign, last spring told the Commonwealt. club here the previously unrevealed story of 20 American C-47 troop

in the Admiralty islands.

Carpenter's Mate 1-¢ Serafino Stella, of Gary, makes a rugged looking “Baby” for “Mama,” Seaman 1-¢ Preston’ Brewer of Indianapolis. The Hoosiers teamed up in the baby skit for the “Seabee Follies,” which was produced at an advanced base construction depot

HOOSIER WAR FRAUD | TRIAL DATE IS SET

Band Leader Is Sued by Wife |

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GEARS STRIPPED. IN AVIATION BLL

Up for Hoosier Ports.

Hoosier cities today have airport plans galore, but little money with which to finance them as a result of a baffling legislative whodunnit. Somebody, somehow, somewhere stripped the bonding power clause from the new aviation bill, adopted last spring by the 1945 legislature. As a consequence, municipalities jack means of raising aviatidn funds. They can’t issue bonds to obtain them.

lopeter, former chairman of the governor's aviation committee, said it was Frank Murray of the Taxpayers Federation who suggested “a number of amendments” at a! time when the bonding power was in the bill.

Lost In Shuffle

He said he didn’t quite know what happened, but when the amendments had been made, the bonding clause had been lost in the shuffle He said the Taxpayers Federation had wanted to “modify” the power of the state gviation commission. Mr. Murray said he didn't have the slightest idea as to who might have trimmed the vitals out of the aviation bill, as it were. He said he at one time had written a bonding {clause into the bjll, not out of it. “Nobody knows who did that,” he| said. “But were all equally tof

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Fund Machinery Gummed,

It's a real mystery. Herschel Hol- |,

Circle Shows Hoosier Film

Brewster's Millions' Has a G. I. Twist.

The Hollywood revamp of “Brewster's Millions,” which puts a G. I. twist to the 1903 novel by Hoosierland's George Barr McCutcheon, opened yesterday at the Circle,

The show, which was discussed, cussed and finally banned in Memphis Tenn, .over racial issues, stars Dennis O'Keefe, Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, Helen Walker, June Havoc, Gail Patrick and Mischa | Auer. Rewoven to fit into 1945, the film is .based on the antics of a discharged soldier, who returns to find he has to spend $1,000,000 in two months. Dennis O'Keefe is the unlucky guy {who has to get rid of a million in order to inherit another seven mile | lion.

Faces Complications

One situation follows another with O'Keefe up to his neck in the business of throwing away a million without giving any to charity or acquiring any permanent assets. Another little clause which keeps him jumping is the stipulation that he must ‘keep the reason for his spending an absolute secret. He almost loses his childhood sweetheart and bride-to-be, Helen Walker, after showering chorine {June Havoc and society gal Gail {Patrick with mink coats and jewels.

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE “Brewster's Millions,” with Dennis O'Keefe, June Havoc and Eddie “Rochester” Anderson; at x :86, 7:10, 10:20 and 1:25. “Delightfully Dangerous,” . with Jane Powell, Ralph Beliamy. ay : 11:15, 2:25, 5:35, 8:45 and 1 Sunday. “Brewster's Milions, "oat 1.25, 5:25, 7:26 and 10:30. “Delightfully Dangerous,” 2:85, 65:55 and 8:55

LYRIC

“Tarzan and the Amazons," with Johnny Weissmuller and Brenda Joyce, at 12:16, 2:51, 5:26, 8:01 and 10:36. “I Love a Mystery,” at 11, 4:10, 6:45 and 9:20. Sunday, aan and the Amazons,” at 2:13, 4:53, 7: 3 and 10:13. “I Love Mystery, >» at*12:57, 3:87, 6:17 and 8:57.

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LOEW'S “A Thousand and One Nights” with Evelyn Keyes, Cornel Vide and Phil Silvers, at 11, 14:7, 4:34 7:23, 10:15 and 1:17. “The Power of the Whisfler," Richard Dix, at 12:33 8:60 and 11:50. Sunday, “A Thousand and One Nights,” at: 1:16, 4:08, 7:02 and 9:56 “Power of ‘the Whistler,” at 12, 5:34 and 8.38. INDIANA : “China Sky,” with Randolph Scott, Ruth Warwick and Ellen Drew, -at 12:55, 4, 7:05 and 10:10 “Boston Blackie Booked on Suspt. cion,” with Chester Morris, at 1 0, 2:55, 6 and 9:06 Sunday, “China Sky,’ at 1:50, 4:35, 7:15 and 10. “Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion,” at 12:40, 3:30, 6:05 and 9 *

'KID' COOGAN PLANS

with 6:07,

Second Lt. Jackie Coogan, 3

to the screen.

2:53,

FILM COMEBACK HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4 (U. P.).— 0, child star idol of millions two de-|. cades ago, today planned to return |

SATURDAY, AUG. 4, 1045

WED 50 YEARS

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sefton will be celebrated with*an open

house in their Whiteland home Aug. 12. if

CAPEHART TO SPEAK Senator Homer E. Capehart will talk about his recent visit in the war-zone at the Daviess county reunion tomorrow at Garfield park sta-

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JACK SCOTT

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jrvin Coogan, mustered out of the army | “SHE GETS HER MAN" yesterday with 92 discharge points] _ earned in four and a half years of service, said he had “a couple of things in the offing” so he could return to the screen. : The one-time companion of Charlie Chaplin in “The Kid,” now an army glider pilot, served nine months in the China-Burma-

OLLYWOOD, Aug. 4 (U. p). blame.” He asserted that the billl jug when he thinks he is absojou leader Henty King played |Went through both the senate and | [lutely broke on the deadline date, sweet notes in public but sour house without’ the bonding clause he comes into morémoney realized ones at home, Mrs. Vilma Eliza- This glaring omission, he added, was | from one of his wild schemes. How beth King charged today in a noticed meither by himself, Mr. ihe gets rid of this for a photosuit for divorce. 'Hollopeter or any other aids and| [finish finishes off the film with a Mrs. King, a former model, said | lobbyists. wallop. King treated her in a “cruel | “We read it again and again”

and inhuman manner” during the |declared Mr. Murray, “and we

eight years of their marriage. didn't catch it. Anyway, when tne MME. NAZIMOVA' S

transports which were shot down by . American anti-aircraft during the FT. WAYNE, Aug. 4 (U. P) Sicily landings. | Judge Luther Swygert has set ate]

| November or early December as the! LA PORTE TRIPLET [trial date for the Durham ManuBOYS ARE THRIVING

{facturing Corp., indicted for fraud ‘against. the government in the | LA PORTE, Ind, Aug. 4 (U. P.).| | ~ Triplet sons, born this week to

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Monty Woolley—Gracie Fields “MOLLY AND ME” Geo. Sanders "HANGOVER- SQUARE” ; SUN. “ROYAL SCANDAL"

manufacture of war materials. A “GENTLE ANNIE”

Mi. “and Mrs. Charles = Wallace, thrived today in Holy Family hospital, while the surprised parents planned a new budget to take care of the unexpected multiple increase in the family. Mrs. Wallace, 26, has: given birth to 11 children in nine years. The others include two sets of twins The new arrivals are Dennis Wil- | , Dean Wayne and Dale Wilbur. Their total - weight was 13 pounds. The Wallaces formerly lived at Kouts. The father is employed at the Kingsbury ordnance plant.

ROSS SPEAKS WEDNESDAY Dr. M. O. Ross, Butler University president, will talk on post-war international economics at the Lions club luncheon Wednesday in the

hearing of all preliminary sroiions] was held in federal court here yesterday. . John C. Darsey, chief of the war frauds section of the department of] justice, came "from Washington to the hearing and made a plea on| behalf of the government for an; early trial. District Attorney Alex M. Campbell asked for a September. trial, | but + Judge Swygert overruled his] request. | Judge Swygert granted the ma- | L jority of requests of the defense for bills of particulars from the gov- | ernment, but overruled the requests for separate trials made by two of X the indicted employees, Arthur J. Hentzler, night foreman, and Max] Calvin Hitt, company inspector. |

She asked $1500 monthly support for herself and- their 7-year-old daughter, Constance Barbara, and a share of community property. King, now in New York, earns, $2500 a month, she said. The { couple married in Armonk, N. Y,, Jan. 7, 1937.

‘PLAN VISITS TO

MUNICIPAL PARKS

Bethel 16, Order of Job's Daughters will meet under the clock at . S. Ayres & Co, at 7 p. m. Tues- | day to start to Garfield park. From there members will go to Riverside park. Honored queen Phyllis De Hart is in charge of plans. Mrs. Ann Price is Bethel guardian and the assistant guardian is Vinson Bovard.

Aug. 4, 1945

Contin

Postman’s Holiday—

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the semester opening Sept. 20.

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Tall, but stocky Mailman John M. Baldwin walked slowly north on Rural street, it was 8:30 a. m. and few answered his ring, _the street was nearly deserted. . It had never been ak way before and he looked a little puzzled as he came up the walk at 655, mopping the sweat from his brow. . Then bedlam broke loose, from in.side the home of Mrs, Catherine C. Kirby, from the backyard and around the house swarmed neighbors, far and near, by the dozens. . . . The crowd swamped the mailman with congratulations and gifts because it marked the 25th year on that route. . . . It was the first time since July 1, 1869. when 16 postmen began free delivery here, that one was honored spontaneously for 25 years of service. . . . Democrats have conceded virtual defeat in their bitter wholesale beer war with the Républican state administration. Twenty Democratic ex-wholesalers dismissed their own suits against. the new G. O. P. liquor code in federal court here. . Two more daily flights from Indianapolis to Chicago were added to Eastern Air. Lines’ schedule Wednesday. . . . Eastern's new total of 12 through flights brings the number of daily air flights in and out of our fair city to 34.

¥ vr Cupid Wins Again—

A trans-Atlantic telephone assumed the role of Cupid for Lt, Edward Triviz, who is stationed in London, England, as he pledged the marital vows with the former Miss Maryellen McKenzie of Lawrence: who was married in“the office of Attorney David M. Lewis here. An army chaplin performed Lt. Trivitz' half of the ceremony. .". The long-range ceremony cost $4 a minute . . . not a bad average as weddings . O, T. Pitzwater has been elected treasurer and E. L Cassady assistant treasurer at .the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. . . ‘Miss. Ruth: A. Allerdice, after serving Indianapolis schools for 19 years, retired last semester as head of the department of biology and physiography at Shortridge high school to reside in San Diego, Cal. . . . The last war-time commencement on the Indiana university campus will be held tomorrow afternoon. . +L U: will return to its former schedule of one commencement a year,

: rf Ke I. U. Housing Shortage—

Hey, fellows . . , 500 prospective female students at Indiana university, freshmen and transfers from other colleges, were warned ‘today by the university that there is slight “chance ‘of their finding university-operated housing accommodations in Bloomington for

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housing shortage does not as yet apply to men students, for whom accommodations are still available. Opening * dates of Indiana's public schools will be kept “flexible” to permit pupil aid in the harvesting of perishable crops as has been the custom for the past two years. . . . The Veterans’ administration in Indiana has established temporary downtown offices for its rehabilitation and loan divisions on the third floor of the Big Four Building, 105 South Meridian street . . . What's Cookin’ in Sports— In the city parks tennis tournament, Ensign Raymond Von Spreckelsen (Brookside) combined his leave with a love for tennis and won the men’s title, Robert McKinney (Brookside) is the boys’ champion, Ann Atkins (Fall Creek), a defending champion, is again woman’s champ and Harry Helft (Fall Creek) won first place in the ‘junior division. . IL U's 1945 football outlook is improved with the expected return of John Kokos of Gary, who played tackle on the 1942 team and who is awaiting discharge from the army air forces after 35 bombing missions over Europe. . . . Local fishermen are finding their sport increasingly hampered by the shortage of bait and the .almost prohibitive cost, of obtaining fishing worms (81.50 a pint). . . The women’s city golf tournament will be held at Hillcrest next week with Dorothy Ellis the defending champ. . .

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In the Mail Bag—

From Saipan Charles K. Matthews, Y 1-¢c, writes to tell us how much he completely enjoys reading “What's Cookin’ ” says “I'm usually greeted by fellow Hoosiers with ‘Hi, Mat, - got any more “What's Cookin'’ : Lt. (jg) V. L. Andis wrote that the patients and nurses alike at the U. 8, Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Md. enjoy “What's Cookin’, . From Paris, 7 4h) France, Pte. William B. A Fo Meadows: Jr. reports that several of the boys read his regularly, From Namur, Belgium, Pfc. John W. Jones writes that he and 1st Sgt. Wyatt Schaffer have a general discussion on home-town events as they read “What's Cookin’ ” each week, . . Thanks to F/O R. J. Anderson for his postcard from Will Rogers field, Oklahoma City, and to Cpl. Robert J. Wigmore, Pacific, for his letter. -. «+ And now for the birthday greetings. . . Happy birthday to T. Sgt. Edward A. Bell, Berlin, Aug. 24, Mom, Dad, ‘Grandmas A. & C., Pat, Bob. , . . And to T-5 Stanley Burgan, China, Aug. 18, Dad, Dee. . . . And to Raymond A. Sears, F. 1-¢ E. M, Philippines, wife, Barbara, Sonny. + + .. And to Sgt. Raymuth Smith, Germany, Aug. 12, Andy. And to Capt. Earl Haines, Philippines, Viva. \v , , Take care of yourselves, fellows. , . , More next week,

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bill came back from the printer, the bonding power had been deleted.” Where the bonding power’ had been was an innocent section { which talked about “zoning,” said | Mr. Murray. i

Was Out of City Mr. Hollopeter said he had to go Washington when strategic In-| iana senate hearings ®h the avia-| tion bill were held in Indianapolis. | He realized -~-there --were..- to:...be. amendments, he said, but none| which would erase all mention of j= money, a very essential staple. in| state aeronautical affairs. When he returned from Wash-| ington, it wasn't the same bill. Anyway, he advised Hoosier cities not to be too disappointed. He said the present aviation commission has already drafted a new bill. This will be presented when the legislature committee meets again. Atty. Gen. James A. Emmert deducted a little more power from the aviation commission today. He ruled that the commission has no say-so over acquisition of additional airport ‘property by cities lin which ports are already es- | tablished.

TO SPEAK AT ROTARY W. E. Renshaw, Indiana editor of the Prairie Farmer magazine, will speak on “Agriculture Comes of -Age” at the luncheon meeting | of the Rotary club at the Claypool {hotel Tuesday.

AUXILIARY TO MEET The Ladies auxiliary to the In-| ternational Association of Machinists 278 will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday in { Machinists’ hall, 49': 8. Delaware | st. Mrs. Mary Manson is president.

ESTATE IS $6050

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4 (U, P.).— The late Mme. Alla Nazimova, 66, Russian-born actress, spent her last years writing her autobiography, it was disclosed today with

{filing of her will for probate.

The sBcret personal narrative {was valued at only $1 in the peitition. It was left with the rest of the $6050.70 estate to Glesca

Marshall, “for 16" years the famed

{actress’ confidential secretary, 'bus-

[iness manager and companion.

The will stimplated that after | Miss Marshall's: death the autobi{ography was to go to the Russian (government. Attorney, J. Thomas Russell,. who filed the will for probate, explained the estate was small because Nazimova gave most of her wealth to relatives, friends and charity organizations before her death, July 13.

POWELL AND JUNE SET WEDDING DATE

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4 (U. P).— Actor Dick Powell, and blond starlet June Allyson confirmed today what everyone in Hollywood had known ‘all along—that they will be married late this summer. The couple have been tonstantly together at Hollywood night spots since actress Joan Blondell got an interlocutory divorce decree from Powell a little over a year ago. But they said the date of the wedding had not been set. Before they can marry, Powell has to finish “Cornered” at RKO and Miss Allyson has to wind up work in “Two Sisters From Boston” at M. G. M.

| E1chRORA00DS

AVALON-—""Call of the Prairie” - and ‘Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” Tomorrow and Monday: “Keep Your Powder Dry” and ‘Meet Miss Bobby Socks.” BELMONT—"Son of Lassie’ and “Earl Carroll Vanities.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: "Rhythm on the River” and Return of the Cisco Kid.” CINEMA-—'"Bring on the Girls.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Salty O'Rourke” and “Dark Mountain.” DAISY— Torrid Zone” and “Hidden Valley Outcasts ” Tomorrow an Monday “Diamond Horseshoe ™ | PRE AM—"Man in Half-Moon St and all of the Rockies.” Late show They Live in Fear.” - Tomorthrough Tuesday Music for Millions’ and ‘‘Sergeant Mike.” DRIVE~IN—‘Love Thy Neighbor.’ Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Guest in the House." | EMERSON—' ‘Remember the Night” and { “Second Chorus.” Tomorrow through Wednesday “Affairs of Susan” and “Crime Doctor's Courage.’ | ESQURE—Through Tuesday: “This Thing Called Love” and “Lady Is Willing. | FOUNTAIN sQU ARE—Through Tuesday: | “Son of Lassie” and “Eve Knew Her Apples.” GARFIELD. ‘Here and Old Texas through Tuegday “Ministry of Fear." GRANADA--Through Wednesday: ‘“Diamond Horseshoe” and. “Army Wives.” HOLLYWOOD ‘Harvest Melody” and “Springtime in the Rockies.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘‘Meet Me in 8t. Louis.” IRVING—'Son -of Lassie’ and ‘Earl Carroll Vanities.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Diamond Horseshoe.” LINCOLN~'"Ministry of Pear” and “Code of the Prairie” Tomorrow .through | Tuesday: “Three Caballeros’ and “Man in Half-Moon Street.” MAYWOOD-—-"“House of Frankenstein” and ‘Strangers from Pecos.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘‘Can’t Help Singing’ and “Shake Hands with Murder." MECCA--"Vigilantes Ride” and ‘Meet Miss Bobby Socks.” Tomorrow through Nevada” and

Come the Co-Eds” Trail.” ‘Tomorrow “Thunderhead” and

Tuesday “Song of “Once Upon a Time.” : | OLD TRAIL-“Torrid Zone" “and “Sheriff of Las Vegas.” Tomorrow and | Monday: “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" and “Half-way to Heaven!’ ORIENTAL ‘Cowboy and the Lady” and ‘Barbar Coast.’ Tomorrow and ° onday: ree Is a Family” and “Utah.” PARAMOUNT-'"'One Mysterious Night” and “Idaho.” Tomrorow and Monday: “Lost In a Harem'' and “Four Jills In a Jeep.” PARKER Through Tuesday: and “The Last Ride’ REX-—'"Here Come the Co-Eds” and “San Antonio Kid." Tomorrow through

“Brazil”

| SPEEDWAY—"Without Love.

|STATE—'Tm From Arkansas’

| CPTOWN —

Tuesday: “God Is My Co-Pilot” and

“She Gets Her Man.” RITZ—"Naughty Marietta” and ‘Molly and Me.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Sudan and “Trail of the Lonesome Pine.” RIV oLI— ‘Where Do We Go Prom Here?” and “Missing Juror.’ * Last show only: “Gentlemsn Jim." Tomorrow through Tuesday: Piamond Horseshoe.’ ST. CLAIR—"'Diamond Horseshoe” and “There Goes Kelly.” Tombrrow through Tuesday: “Earl Carroll Vanities” and “Son of Lassie.” SANDERS—‘Dead Men's Eyes” “Swing in the Saddle.” Tomorrow Mohasy "Barbary Coast Gent’ Big Bonanza.' SHERIDAN ‘Tomorrow the World’ and “Eve Knew Her Apples.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Remember the Night” and “Second Chorus.’

and and and

Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Diamond Horseshoe” and ‘‘Bullfighters.” and “Oath of Vengeance." Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘The Very Thought of You" and “Girl Rush.” STRAND - “Diamond Horseshoe’ and “Charlie Chan's Jade Mask.’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Earl Carrol Vanities” and “Son of Lassie.” STRATFORD — “The Great Mike" and “Law Rides Again.” Tomorrow through Tuesday; “Crash Dive” and “Girl us TACOMA! ‘Here Nome the Co-Eds” and "Dead Men's Eyes.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Kedp Your Powder Dry" and “Utah. TALBOTT Gen'le Annie” and “Rhythm on the River.” Tomorrow through Tues~ day: “Naughty Marietta” and “Porest Rangers.” TUXEDO--' Three Caballeros” and ‘‘Hotel Berlin.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: ‘Hollywood Canteen.’ “Diamond Horseshoe” and “There Goes Kelly.” Tomorrow through Tuesday. “Earl Carroll Vanities” and “Son of Lassie.” 1 VOGUE-~ ‘Molly and Me” and “Hangover Square,’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Royal Scandal” and “Gentle Annie.” ZARING— It's Pleasure” and "Crime Doctor's Courage.” Tomorrow through Tuesday “Here Come the WAVES" and ‘Strange Affair.”

DOWNTOWN

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