Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1945 — Page 12

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Names of 50 Indianapolis enlisted dis~ {charged at Camp Atterbury were

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Guild Chooses Murphy Again

HOLLYWOOD,

s for a new union

contract with movie producers next

elected were Fran-

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ird vice president;

recording secretary, tand Russell Hicks, treasurer.

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same thing, oonbelief. The outer

e the inner part ft marrow. Bones are living structures |’ like the rest of the body, and this is the reason they heal when injured. Blood vessels

of a bone with oxygen and food and carry away waste. Each bone also contains a

dense network of nerves which is

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ama ees I 0CAL MAN WINS MEDAL, 9 RELEASED

In “Lt. Wil-

William WwW, Harry M. Darmstandler,

Sept. 24 (U, PJ. —George Murphy last night was re-elected president of the Screen Actors Guild after promising to re-|st

developments of world war II

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES He's 'Rick' in Film

From General Pershing’s chauffeur to America’s Ace of Aces

ITALY SEEKING SPAIN PAY-OFF

Parri Wants to C: to Cash In on Debt to Mussolini. Times Forelgn Service ROME, Sept. 24—Now that the needy French have overcome their moral scruples and signed a commercial treaty with Fascist Spain, the needy Italians are preparing rapidly to follow suit,

|W. 20th st; Sgt. Grover W, White, R.R. goes Fred MacMurray in the title Although the anti-Fascist Italian Mm i Bt. RR it, Wiis 20 role “Capt Eddie” (Rickenbacker) |press, like its counterpart in France, e in: | Mitier, 303 Bundors st, 8 Sgt. Wipure| Opening Wednesday at the IN. |hag ween in the habit of publishing Goss, ih Ciotniny wiki "56% | dian. frequent. denunciations of the Wonderfullyquick, a little Va-tro-nol up each T. 3d Gr. Merrill L. Ashley, 518 N. Persh-

Times Amusement

with stuffy transient congestion! If you need Cpl. Dale L. Briggs, 605 Somerset ave. Clock CEG Also listed are Sgt. REldard R. Cort Telict sorught from Such breatiiing istn { recht, 2730 N. Station 'st.; Pfc. John W. KEITH'S try Va-tro-no 0. tions in package. Harlan, 2147 N. Pennsyvania st.; 3. “Star Spangled Rhythm.” with Bob Albert D, Hobbs, )134 Park ave.; Ple. Hope and Betty Hutton at 13:50, James G. Holland, 720 East dr., Wood- 3:50, 6:50 and 9:50 - . {Tuft Place; Pic, Chelsia L. Harlan, 33 N.|° “"Gpoiiint in the Rockies,” with * | Hamilton ave, B. Sgt. Robert Hamilton, Mary Beth Hughes and the Hoosier ' $04 College ave: T. fth Gr. LaFayette A.] gouhots at: 11:43, 3:43, 843 and Hooser, 66 N, Pershing ave; T. 4th Or. 8.43 * ‘

CIRCLE w ’ V Harry D. Heppe, 55 8. Lin eg “You Came Along,” with Robert Cpl. Earl Cummings and Lizabeth Scott, at 8. Bgl, Wil- 12:30, 3:40, 6:50 and 10:08 $135 ‘College ave. “Hitehhiks to sappiness,” with Al Cisorge Jr., 31) Reisner Pearce, at 11:15, 2:30, 5:40 and 8:55. LOEW'S e Bgt, Bdwin M, Jor-

“Our: Vines Have Tender Grapes.” with Margaret O'Brien and Edward Rovioswen, at 12:28, 3:36, 6:47 and

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“Christmas in Connecticut,” with Rarbara Btanwyck and Dennis Morgan at 12:15, 3:46, 6:57 and 10:00, “Blonde Ransom.” with Virginia

4 Grey and Donald Cook, at 11:27, 2.38, : man ave; Pfc, Philip M. Lehr, 3338 Mars| 540 and b ? ; Hill st; s. t. Earl H. Les, 530 Birch LYRIO ave. Cpl: Willlam OG. Earle, R, R, 18; Pvt ; “Northwest Mounted Police,” with caus Samuel R. English, 2210 Pleasant at. Be ause . «4 I. 4th Gr. Roland M, Emmell, 553 Massa- Gary Cooper.and Madeleine Carroll,

at 11:08, 2:40, 6:18 and 9:50. “This Gun for Hire” Ladd and Veronica Lake, 4.54 and 8:29.

with Alan at 1:19,

One Indianapolis man was awarded the purple heart medal! and nine local men have been discharged from the Wakeman hospital center at Camp Atterbury. Reciplent of the purple heart is| Lt, John W. Stalcup. Those discharged are Pfe. Gale! R. Darland, 2411 Guilford ave; Pfc. John H., Murrel, 719 N. California ; Pvt. William T. Bloomfield, 224 E. 8t. Joseph st.; Pvt. Clinton G. Cauldwell, 3268 Central ave.: 1st Sgt. William O. Scott, 926 Gladstone st.; Sgt. Denver Ww. Potts, 1701 Luett st.; T/5 Lowell E. Brasier, 2005 N. Keystone ave.; Pfe. Norman W. Nelson, 3923 Rockwood ave. and Pfc. Ernest L. Swihart, 1434 N. New | Jersey st.

THE DOCTOR SAYS: A Fracture and a Break Are the Same Thing

Treat Broken Bones Properly

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, A FRACTURE and a break of

the cause of the is Injured, »

which. bend considerably without breaking, When an injury occurs in them, usually only one the bone gives way, producing a ‘green stick” fracture, “When great force is applied children and when older Pp ln sustain even trivial injuries, SoM. | plete separation of a bone into sev- | eral pieces results, In the aged this| results from the brittleness of the| bones producing a “dry branch” | fracture, | ” WHEN a ly is fractured, the! outer covering of periosteum is forn, the hard shell is separated! into fragments, and the blood ves- | sels invade the clot carrying with | them scavanger cells and young | scar cells, In a short time

the clot is] fills with calcium, Eventually the; periosteum covers the surface and healing is complete. The bone is| usually stronger than it was before the injury occurred. Good results follow fracture! treatment when the separated pieces are brought together and held in the shape of the original) bone, . M ” GOOD fracture treatment means! good first aid by those who reach | the Injured victim first. When a| broken bone is suspected the in-! Jured part should not be moved without first applying a splint. Do not pull an arm or a leg unless you are certain there is no fractured bone present, as a dislocation may be complicated by a fracture and

pain when a bone;

» » THE young have elastic Bones If a limb is not used properly

part of} joints from unusual

lel C. Epes Saturday for the murder

changed to scar tissue which later!

clothing drive last spring, told the

quality of mercy,”

Franco regime, neither Premier Fer-

Maintain Faith In World's End

PASADENA, Cal, Sept. 24 (U. P.).—~Members of the Rev. Charles G. Long's congregation today reavowed their faith in the vision of the 72-year-old prophet, who said the world would end last Friday. “You will hear from us again after Sept. 20.” a woman disciple of the Rev. Long said. “Rev. Long said the ere’ might not be until nine days later,” she explained. At his Sunday service, the white-haired former missionary promised his congregation of 50 that “The word of the Lord shall not fail.”

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rucio Parri nor his colleagues in

any strong objections to cashing in on Franco's debt to Mussolini.

Apparently, they consider Italy's

Franco at least part of the value of

the Italian government seem to have |!

material needs to be so great as] to justifyy their collecting from]!

IW. MILLIO | In oo STEED

~=First In indianapolis Sho ing Charles Starrett—Dub Taylor “RUSTLERS OF THE BADLAN M {axle Rosenhloom—Bil} Gilbert TROY ASE rp on

the munitions expended in Spain | Se. by Mussolini for the purpose of exterminating anti - Fascists like | themselves, §50 Million Pact In. repayment for Fascist Italy's military assistance during the! Spanish elvil war, Franco agreed in| 1942 to pay Mussolini $50,000,000 worth of commodities in semi-an-nual installments over a 25-year | period. Payments totaling $2,500,000 | have now fallen due. The Franco government has offered to supply Italy with food, clothing and min erals .equal to this amount, in return for a commercial treaty, like that with France, involving the in-

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COLUMBIA, 8. C, Sept. 24 (U P.).—The life sentence given Sam-

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CLOTHING DRIVE TO BE LEAD BY KAISER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P.. | —Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser, ac- | cepting 8 request by President Truman, agreed today to head another nation-wide drive to collect. clothing for war victims throughout the world.

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