Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1945 — Page 20

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2 : i & Your Baby May Have Booked 3 in Attack. | Timi Amustment a rmy Show Good Reason to Cry ; Clock After a night of Jost sleep, it is hard to 0 w On Screen Writer R . > be patient with baby: but maybe poor | S t | CIRCLE ‘ baby suffered from sting and burn of co LYWOOD, Aug. 21 (U, P.) — | e up | “East Side of Heaven," with Bing diaper rash. Sprinkle on Mexsana, the | i (Michael) Owen. ‘30. former | es Crosby, Joan Blondell and Mischa soothing, medicated powder — relieve A { C4 y ' ’ {© _ Auer. at -1:12, 4:52 and 8:32 this misery. Family favorite for itch of ein— ew York actor, today faced a “Imitation of Life,” with Claudette minor skip troubles. Demand ‘Mexsana. “ - charge of felonious assault against Colbert, Warren William and Ro-

Frisco Columnist Sord: Out 2 Arthur John Wexley, 37, stage and Benny Says Tours Often chelie "Hudson, at 11, 2:40, 6:20

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| . Lb we - writer, whom Owen is ac- | t INDIANA LINOLEUM | : Wires for .G. L.'s. cuse Wy of attacking at * Wexley's Were Mismanaged. “Out of ~ a” with Eddie m Some Officers Believe That Young Germans Laugh and i 2 Bracken. Veronica Lake and Diana

home last Aug. 14, in company with CHICAGO, Aug (U, P)— k 5 Ive 9 y ’ ) ’ . « £1 Lynn at 12:40, 3:45, 6:55 and 10 0th Tak SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21 (U. three other men. Stage and Screen Comedian Jack “Midnight Manhunt,” with Ann ers iake

i . , ; ; 8 f é Sneer at Teachings; | P y—The San Francisco Chronicle, Wexley told police that Owen, Benny, home from his third over- 11°35, 2 So 5 andy Sargan, Mt

More Hopeful View said today that Columnist Robert NOW a Hollywood carpenter's help- seas tour, today charged the army LYRIC : O'Brien had received a $50 money er, and his three companions, at- with mismanagement of overseas “The Naughty Nineties,” with Lou

N3 tacked h witho v : ap ’q Po Costello and Bud Abbott, at 11, 1.52, (Last of 2 Series) d him without cause after he shows. < 444° 736 and 10:28

Types ot order in an unsigned letter asking answered the doorbell that night “Based on the experience of our “The Woman in Green," with

4 By EDWARD A. EVANS . h ? A ; B F y : ; bh \legrs 2 testing He ore oi v " Asti Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, at METAL MOULDINGS . SeFipps:Howard, SEN Writes him to send telegrams protesting suffered internal injuries, cuts troupe in three tours. Bery #14 | DN Rothbone ard Nige

. ‘ agains » 86th division's use- as and bruises. “ . A and Sink Rims for ATTICHY, France, Aug. 21.—Now comes a question 38% v the i somes. to ede OVE sald he acted tn sito I would say about half the army LOEW'S Your Kitchen Cabinets p Japanese occupation roo St acted in se €- special service officers knew their “Thrill of a Romance.” with

FREE DELIVERY! that I cannot answer: ~ eral officials, columnists and com- fense. He said he went to tell pusiness and half did not. Johnson and Esther | Willlams,

. . . y 5 rg rexlev . . i 4 7.44 Jordan Linoleum Co. “How much good is being done by the American army's mentator = Wexley that he had accidentally “All of us were strongly opposed *32

i i . - \ “The telegrams were sent,” the bumped his parked car and that a A { i ] 207 w ‘Wash St Oppasite statenanse | attempt to teach basic principles of democracy to T00( Chronicle said he writer started an argument and 0 Se8ragation of enlisted men from officers at our shows and we in-

) r an ty = ms © prisoners ar ! r swspaper quoted the letter struck him, ‘ = German boy prisoners of wa The newspaper q ¢ sisted Off 5 BolieV of Tifst come Bret

n My impulse is to.believe that great numbers of these to OBrien a: saying 5 senders PUSH ANUC. served In choice of seats.’ Sifice the 21 HITS erp Redd Eve : : were afraid to sign the telegram for G L' 1d : Soon youngsters ranging In age fear of army disciplinary action M LEIS o Mion come any hours bebe . ‘ . So : ore the show start y CRITTENBERGER from 17 years down to 12, it. was pointed out that members HDI Bobi ihe , eS ost seared them a, he ey | cay Xx are being successfully de-N L : 5 division and other dred . Aug, 21 (LU, P.y,— : » are being successfully de-Nazified 8} of the 86th ; . rey Col. Darryl F. Zanuck, production of rank chool behind barbed wire in troops en route to the acific a ‘hief of 20th - : | Benny said that the poorest ex-

C 2 Century-Fox studio 3 | ) OR i ! 8 Stoneman, Cal... bore nota- ! , ns a : ; ° T Se the huge prison camp near here, : amp Io! ig declarin or it “the today ‘was propesed as a successor Ample of army handling of his tour " : LAS 2 RAYS . Starts 10Ns on passes declaring ¢ the i HTS: y . . 4 KS But probably that is® because [| , | t authorized to send '© Archibald MacLeish as assistant occurred in Berlin, where attend : : MS THURS. ; bearer is not authorized fo send. 0 "or sate ance at seven shows was far below |} So JOHNSON o WILLIA J

have newly come to Europe— , sreial telegrams while off the : : he : oh OL er wnat I Te Ne Ire Tomi conned that van ofa [ROR1 1 S08 have buen, . BAS “THRILL OF A ROMANCE 3 « «because cnow only wha ave post. ganized Hojlywood group” . e denied, however, a statement - : : 3 { TECHNICOLOR i ; OI ThiSEione Tn vn | BE : p had : ; wd EE at of | IN TECHNICOL Hoosier General to Rejoin read about Nazi psychology— seo syne) once Sho sought permission to submit his RriDuied Xo him oy to Larry Wot re ne. | LH . declare orale of s > units . av Adler after the Berlin showing, in 4 because these are aa , hame, but he would not say wheth- " s Italy Command. | almost the first the division was at “rock bottom.” .. he favored the campaign which he reportedly said that ally a Jive! Necking!

Flaming! Youth!

said many of the younger men were entertainment tours were poorly!

SZ | t Ge 7illis D. Crittenberger, E German soldiers Zanuck returned last month from V 2%¢ 10 TOLL t. Gen, Will D.C enbe : i ; : glad to be bound for occupation NirATEs an ’ handled. Tn I 1 HLL WO Indiana's top field officer, who vis- ? I have ever seen iv. 1 hat 6 of ih ides a European tour with other movie ILIA over # : Indianapolis last Tuesday, | wi ~because in civil. GUY. bul hat some of We 0\der|,,.,gypery ee 32 Tax

ted In 1 y s + . mous Jo © r soldiers, veterans of combat in the Fa centu™ | ves Washington tomorrow to re- jan clothing and **'% y LLC ETRE

Jolit his command in - Italy. 1 Ek. given haircuts, European theater, had indicated EARLHAM PRESIDENCY Estelle Tavier Roy Togeri— als Eyans—Gabhs 3 Hayes)

they feared most choice civilians

) 1c d the ‘‘Sons of the Pioneers’ He arrived here from Rio .de Ja- : which. most, of ; ie a os Ob Di d the Som of ihe Ploneer VE SAT. neiro, where he had received the a them badly need, lebs would be gone before they re OFFER ED FISKE HEAD tains ivorce| Fastside Kids—Nancy Brinkman OPEN EVERY rte, f oh Sout C high "i thev would look turned. They were said to feel RICHMOND, Aug. 21 (U. P).— | “MR. MUGGS RIDES AGAIN’ Order of the Southern Cross, high- DU sas : on SS re sha Ns < + a : A AND MON. NIGHT i; of Brazil's military decorations. s very like a crowd occupation troops should be drawn Dr Thomas E. Jones. president of HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 21 (U. P.).— Vpes 10

: principally from men who had not Fiske university, Nashville, Tenn., Actress Estelle Tavlor, former wif le - Pasion Wea, UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK his honor came because the first of nice American : ra ’ vee ’ SSR aylor, er wife FOSTER ‘ PATRICK

. BYE: "vie vs v 4 Plus Tax infantry division of the Brazilian Mr. E bovs — because 1/Seen overseas service and new has been offered the presidency of of Boxer Jack Dempsey, today held THE WILDE TWINS niantr) il 1011 il 1 Mr vans V3

expeditionary forces was under his : find it al but draftees in the 18-21 age bracket. Earlham college, the board of trus- a divorce from Theatrical Producer AL] x TE AN M-G-M PICTURE Italian comand impossible to realize that from tees of the Quaker school said to- Paul Small, her third husband, with “RA ! PLUS taliar »OI ana. SS 3

3 " : y,] _ The general ‘whose home is in babyhood they have been trained | f SRY. . . _ whom she said she “quarreled from . § AL i Anderson, replaced Gen. Alexander to worship Adolf Hitler. | _ Presigent William C. Dennis sub- morning ’ti' night.” Fam m— a L ; i we SHE LIVED

Ch mat Arab AA EEDA Ir ERTT PY A OBIS ge AEN

Patch as head of the 4th army So my impulse is not to be mitted his resignation early this| Superior Judge Jess E. Stephens, Y 3 TWO AMAZING

h $ year, who granted the interlocutory de- i. . corps in Italy and from June, 1944, trusted. DISCHARGE HELD Up : A Ae af pee] was never out of contact with the! Beyond that; many and perhaps AE cree yesterday, asked Miss Taylor od “3 LIVES IN

; TAKES EDUCATION POST Small had ever used physical vio Nazis until their surrender. {most of these German youths are WASHINGTON. Aug 21 (U. : EVANSVILLE, Aug. 21 (U. P.) — if Small had ever used physical vio STNG M's

F S P S etl se Si lence | or his stre tegy in the valley ecretly amused by and scornful of : : . : batt] : ie oe -Stal 1 'H ) ri tl effort to convert them to faith mobilization of conscientiouw r. Leland /. Moon, head of the *] always got away, before there i atile, R ree arrec oosler }e € ¢

i ) : x y x .» division of education at Georgia cou Pp any,” s won the distinguished service in a democratic way of life, “We objectors will be held up until there = °° =" . 3) sou be any, she teplied. Tg ting } ; i ft cons eachers’ college for the. last two| Judge Stephens approved an out- ED meaqal. highest of t > ieco- (know that a lot oO e id Ss urther expression of congres- ag as be : r S ¢ bo 1 ; ies 2 the merit deco- | ao Sn DD pelts is a rthe F te ole oe vears, has been appointed professor of-court property settlement under q PHYLLIS ‘EDMUND ratio J ne ' s whenever a 1 S, 1 1 . aceordin the na- we . Nos Wile. A ‘ . tions of the American army. us Ri \ > |Sional opinion, aC ©" of education at Evansville . college, which she is to receive $250 monthly THAXTER - GWENN Both of his sons, who saw action say American officers and enlisted tional] service board for religious f ¥

President Lincoln B. Hale an- until December, 1946, or until she in world war II, have also been men in charge of the school. objectors. nounced today remarries ’ FRIDAY Henry H. DANIELS, Jr.

honored—one posthumously. Cpl.. But with others, most of the Amer-| This decision was based on the ——— . AUGUST 31 | Horace McNALLY { Townsend Crittenberger won the icans are confident, real progress iS action of the house military affairs

* bronze star for action in crossing being made. committee just prior to the start eee shoes expertly ' he Rhine which cost him his life| The boy prisoners have complete or the congressional recess. It re- | Here's an entirely New Idea fi d kb X RAY! fon March 22, 1945. freedom of discussion. They can. ported favorably a bill by Rep. Aritte y - . | Lt. Col. Willis D. Crittenberger and do, talk among themselves about Winstead (D. Pa.) banning

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. Healthful play activities correct Jr., one of the heroes of Bastogne, anything under the sun. They are | gischarge of objectors on any point in Cream Deodorants! posture habits progress ia school has been awarded the bronze star SreoiTaged to think and Denave us system, § | a al oF ONICHY Bl “eon : three times. fin ; s—not as parts of a - 13 . f el , . . Judy Garland " 4 —Dorothy MeGuire work : i : all coms easier if your 1€ n ividuals—no p The bill was approved a ter tl 2 Triple-Creamed to unbelievable fluffiness a Judy | arlaod “THE CLOCK Robert Young—Dorothy MeGuir

—r— ——,———— LA _- une. r 1 wounced a plan for ——————————— | “ENCHANTED COTTAGE” ‘s sh fit ly. Tk chiie . : board had announce ar : . : Plus Edw. Arnold a ar Yn DENY ENGAGEMENT OF Virtues Stressed partial demobilization of C. O.'s| Smooths on easier. . . Vanishes quicker “Main Street After Dark” Feat Arlen

; : “It's in is Bag" 2 ; : Their school lessons stress the following the defeat of Germany. NEW SHOW TOMORROW. MAT, 1:30 ' Jack Benny g ratty == wiligu drain o a PRINCESS ELIZABETH positive virtues of truthfulness, ra-| About 2000 conscientious objectors ; Today an entirely new idea in cream —_———————— - — yet give adequate support for t LONDON, Aug. 21 (U. P.).—Buck-

were discharged during the wa es . normal development of muscle and | : ; : Wid cial and religious tolerance, intellec-! Fears. Abogt one-third joined the deodorants is waiting for you. It’s triple-

; . . {ingham palace denied today a rumor . ne A 4 ’ JSH* i fac N kb h d Th t . D ote r i 3 aad . R SH*~ whisper of a cream | bone structure. ? | published in, Belgium that Bel. tual liberty, healthy life In peace services after changes in their re- ereamed HUSH } ere hi pet : > | Sy or 00 earer iIrecivor Y can be sure? See for your- | gig rince Regent Charles soon rather than pathological militarism. ligious convictions. Other dis- \ - ... fluffy as your face cream. Smooths on i you X fay Io B Prince Regent Charle Soon p . or sv tor: ao ver X easier, vanishes quicker. A delightful EAST SIDE NORTH SIDE self, by means of our expert X-Ray | would become engaged to “an Eng- Their teachers tell them. over and charges were mainly for age—over / sier, : Shes q os qq d lie - a ig ice, that | lis vitirage " 42—or for individual cases of ex- f change from your present stiff deodorant 20%0 Open CH. 19th & Roy Rogers Fitting Service, that | ish princess over, that the people of all races or for individual oO 4d £ ‘ P PARKER E 10th 6:45 5200 Stratford College Dale Fyans youryoungster s shoes | Presumably the report referred ol ort treme hardship. P ; cream. Sharyn Moffett “MY PAL WOLF” | “SAN FERNANDO VALLEY fitcorrectly. This serv. | to 19-vear-old Princess Elizabeth, and nations have dignity and worth Release of objectors over 38 vears \ Vet! —with all of its exquisite daintiness R. Dix *MARK OF THE WHISTLER” Jean Arthur IMPATIENT YEARS"

ice costs you nothing | A brn 3 ; i “ : ei esu iv ritish —that science and history provide age is being held up along with ’ ; i ‘9 Bi sist & ++ yot your child may Bes > Simple 0. We Bb isn . . P . \ ox > nt discl e b si al- he HUSH ends underarm odor the San: 19 Biggest wv Rost oy o R E X Northwestern Cool benefit by a lifetime of | Lirone. It was the fist time Buck- no founcation for an exaggerated the poin ischarge - fogtem, .» é applied. Gives vou freedom from further Sonja ‘Henie “IT'S A PLEASUR} foot health and com- !ingham palace has seen fit to denv though soldiers over 38 can be re- i i : Tom Neal “THOUROUGHGREDS Ia : " ox Amat perspiration worries from 1 to 3 days. Plus! ‘SHORES OF [TWO JIMA" in Color fort. Come in today.. a rumor concerning Elizabeth's mat- tion or race ieased from the army for reasons .

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Me , e this teaching. | AS De Try this new triple-creamed deodorant at Ma Laurance Tes TONIT] The school's future is uncertain | LONDON, Aug. 21 (U. P.).—Radio i 0 once #nd discover the thrilling difference, eron Olivier Dorothy Robt.

The young prisoners may be sent Moscow reported that the presidium ; You can get HUSH at your drug, depart- PAN IT A TTHERING REISY McGuire Young back. in a few weeks or months, to 2f the Soviet supreme council rati- Singletn—Arthur Lake

’ : ment or 10¢ store. 25¢ and 50¢, plus tax. 6 " “CLAUDIA” their homes—where most of them 0€d the United Nations Charter last [| “LEAVE IT TO BLONDIE

. « Raft Joan Dom | cient NEG U.S PAT OFF »eorge Ra say they are desperately eager togo.| 1'®

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“WITHIN THESE WALLS" “GIRL TROUBLE” their families are, or whether their] | ———————————————— Viv . v 16th and parents are siill alive, since the SHERIDAN .** « |[CINEMA [007 Cool have reecived no letters in months ; 7 E. Wash. Cool Bob Hope—Martha Rave 5 uF Barbara Stanwyck—Henry Fonda 11] " Once they are scattered through . : by PIF go if . John Wayne—Claire Trevor pa » Germany there probably will be no ’ oe yy a J 2 “STAGECOACH” way to tell how much, if any, they f Ly i . bon —————————

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{the prison camp, takes a hopeful | : —_. i % “WITHOUT LOVE” | “THE cLock” | view: ! ; s 4 3 7 Fred MacMurray—Joan Leslie Fdw. Arnold—Seclena Royle | “Some of us” he says, “thin . “yy ow r = c// “Where Dv Ne From Here?” | Main St. After Dark that as many as half of these boy ia ” Gi: y # ne ’ ry y : a re prisoners are being genuinely im- dg | % — ] az . emp ea " LEN JO 6 « PLUS JAY pressed with the ideals of freedom a : ay . 1 . 4 - Sy ee po 2C¢ and democracy. , Others would put | 4 Ee : : 47 Vv the number at 10 per cent. or less. | EF ; ¢ Uy . “But say we succeed in de-Nazify i § : Wiorne of tha Suivzet Dorothy MeGuire—Robt, Young ing only a handful of these thor. | 3 ? ii J xy Za Prize os the Novel of “ J : " wr, Betty Grable—Dick Haymes onl) ds ; 4 — Z the Yeor! ENCHANTED COTTAGE DIAMOND HORSESHOE” in Color

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