Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1945 — Page 17
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Former Secretary Tells of Slain Wife's Jealousy.
PONTIAC, Mich., Oct. 1T (U, PJ). —Police released Mrs. Helen Budnik but continued to question her former employer, Louis V. Thompson, 48, today after studying results of
lie detector tests given them in con-
nection with the brutal slaying of Thompson's wealthy wife, Sheriff Edward J. Thomas said Thompson’s test had shown some “discrepancies” and he would be held pending further investigation r of Mrs. Lydia Thompson whose nearly decapitated body was found in a lonely marsh last Saturday. Thomas said Mrs. Budnik and Thompson had disclosed that they had had an intimate friendship for two years. He said they indicated that their relationship resulted in the estrangement of the Thompsons last year. ' Trailed to Miami
Mrs. Budnik, pretty young wife of i
an army captain, said Mrs. Thompson was extremely jealous of her. She told omas that she had promised tol give up seeing Thompson, but he followed her to Miami where they lived in adjoining hotel rooms until a private detective hired by Mrs. Thompson discovered them. She also admitted they had been together two nights since Mrs. Thompson was killed last Thursday. Mrs. Thompson, who became rich with her husband in expanding a Highland Park laundry into large chain, was apparently stabbed with a hot ice pick by her slayer, police said. They said there were 13 stab wounds on her body. They reported finding a small hatchet near the place where her body was found by mushroom pickers, The hatchet was being studied to determine if it had been used in almost severing Mrs, Thompson's head from her body, Warned by Father Police sald Mrs. Thompson's father, Andrew Fhevchenko, 70, a native of Russia, had warned his daughter that she should not stay alone at her $75,000 home. He said
.he was sure she no enemies but
was concerned about her being all alone in the huge house, Mrs. Thompson met Thompson in Istanbul, Turkey, after the last war. They married and came to the United States to open a laundry. When things prospered Mrs. Thompson suddenly blossomed out as a gay grand dame who could never seem to satisfy her desire for gay parties and high society doings.
ASKS U. S. BACKING OF
M’ARTHUR METHODS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17 (U. P.) — Rep. Robert A. Grant (R. Ind.) said yesterday the U. 8. government should make “a vigorous and unequivocal statement” supporting Gen. MacArthur's stewardship of Japan,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17,
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“Suzie,” mascot of the Butler university Bulldog football squad, fiercely contemplates the game with the Manchester Spartans Saturday afternoon, while Coeds Catherine McIntyre (left) and Mary Schrieber (right) and Bulldog Guard Leroy Compton
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think over plans for home-coming
Will Entertain
BETTY HALL (above), radio artist, will appear in “A Day in a Radio Station,” to be presented at a dinner-dance opening of the fall social season of the Scottish Rite at 7:45 p.m. Friday. The show will include stage, radio and motion picture artists.’ Dancing will be held in the main ballroom from 8 to 12 p.m. F. E. Thornburgh is entertainment chairman.
SENATOR CAPEHART DUE HERE FRIDAY
Senator Homer Capehart will come from Washington to address the Seventh Ward Republican club’s fall rally at 8 p. m. Friday. All Marion county elected officials
Grant told the house MacArthur! and members of county and district
had reported that demobilization | of Japan's army is complete and that the Japanese are “in complete) humiliation.” *Let that fact be an answer to] that small group of so-called ‘liberals’ in this country who have been conducting a campaign of petty! sniping aimed at MacArthur,” he|
DR. ORRIS BOOTH, OPTOMETRIST, DIES
VALPARAISO, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—| Dr. Orris Booth, veteran Valparaiso | optometrist and president of the state optometry board for the past 11 years, died here yesterday. He was 73 years old. Booth had practiced in Valparaiso
for 32 years and had been on the dates to be knights commander or
state board for 27 years.
O. P. organizations will attend | the get-together, to be held at 1628 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Estelle { Pierce is the hostess. Seventh Ward | Chairman H. Dale Brown will pre- | side. On the program with Senator { Capehart will be the Foster Hall | quartet. Assisting Mrs. Plerce will be Mesdames Bernice Culley, Virginia Goodnight, Hulda Richard- | son, Fanny Kepner, Mary Ebaugh, | Mary Brown, Agnes Redmond and Adele Langsdale, seventh ward vice chairman,
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| ELECTED TO 33d DEGREE
WASHINGTON, Oct, 17 (U. P.) —
The supreme council of the Scot- | tish Rite of Freemasonry, southern jurisdiction, has elected 1300 candi-
33d degree Masons.
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NEIGHBORHOODS
AVON—=“Within These Walls’ and ‘“Zombles on Broadway.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Drums of Fu Manchu" and “Hidden Valley Outlaws.”
BELMONT--Through Saturday: “Objective Burma” and “A Boy, a Girl and a Dog.’
CINEMA-—Through Saturday: “God Is My Co-Pilot” and ‘‘What a Blonde.”
DAISY—Throu h tomorrow: “Imitation Life” and “East Sidé of Heaven.” DRIVE-IN—Through tomorrow: ‘Souls at Sea” and “Tarzan and the Amazons.” EMERSON—"A thousand and One Nights" and “Brewster's Millions.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘‘Gentle Annie” and “Delightfully Dangerous.” ESQUIRE—Through Friday: “Cowboy and the Lady,’ and ‘George Washington Slept Here.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE — Through Priday: “Patrick the Great” and “Man Who Walked Alone.” GARFIELD—Through tomorrow: “The Spoilers” and ‘‘Tahiti Nights.” GRANADA—Out of This World” and “Midnight Manhunt.” Tomorrow’ through Wednesddy: ‘‘Incendiary Blonde” and “Phantom of 42d St.” HOLLYWOOD —~ Through tomorrow: “Identity Unknown’ and “Riding High.” IRVING—Throligh Saturday: ‘Those Endearing Young Charms” snd ‘Bewitched.” LINCOLN—Through tomorrows “Enghanted Cottage” and “Main St, After ark.”
MECCA—Through tomorrow: “I Love & Mystery” and ‘“‘Male Animal.” OLD TRAIL—-Throug h , jometrow: “Strange Illusion” and’ ioney~ moon.” ORIENTAL—“Alaska” and ‘‘Tahbhit
i Nights.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Thousand and One ights” and “Bells of Rosarita.” ? PARAMOUNT—"“Enemy of Women" and “Springtime in the Rockies.” Tomorrow and Friday: “Dillinger” and “Army Wives.” PAREER Through, Friday: lin” and "Uta REX-—Through Banos: and “Hanover Square.”
“Hotel Ber-
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RITZ—Through Saturday: “Brewster's Millions” and “Tennessee Johnson, RIVOLI—Through Baturday: “Those Endearing Young Charms” and “True Glory.” ST. CLAIR—Through A “Twice
Blessed” and ‘“‘Bewitch SANDERS — “It Happened Tomorrow" and “Missing Juror.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Charlie Chan's Scarlet Claw” and "Both Guns Blazing." SHERIDAN—Through Saturday: Lassie’’ and “Keep Your Powder Dry.’ SPEEDWAY—""Thrill of a Romance” and “Unwritten Code.” Tomorrow through
Saturday: “Bell for Adano” Lucky Night.’ STATE — Through tomorrow: ‘Jimmy Steps Out” and ‘Seven Doors to Death." STRAND-Through Saturday: “Twice Blessed’ and ‘‘Bewitched.”
STRATFORD-—Through tomorrow: “Comin’ "Round thé Mountain” and ‘Made for Each Other." TACOMA — Through tomorrow: “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” TALBOTT--Through Saturday: “Torrid Zone” and “Escape in the Desert.”
BLOCK'S—Slipper Bar, Fourth Floor
TUXEDO-—-Through tomorrow: “Law of
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UPTOWN—Through Saturday: “Twice Blessed and ‘Bewitched.” VOG UE—Through aha. “Wutherin §
Heights” and ‘Lake Placid Sersnade.
ZARING—Through Saturday: “Those BEndearing Young Charms” and “Tahiti Nights,” DOWNTOWN
ALAMO—Through tomorrow: “Something for the Boys” and “Monster and the Ape.” AMBASSADOR—Patrick the Great” and “Twice Blessed.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Incendiary Blonde” and “Bewitched.” :
COLLEGE PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON EAST
Dr. H. B. Benninghoff of Franklin: college, formerly a university professor in Tokyo, will speak on “Russia Moves East” at T p. m. tomorrow in the Third’ Christian church. Dinner at 6:30 p. m. will precede the address. Dr. Benninghoff is the founder and former director of Waseda Christian center, Tokyo. He also taught political science at Waseda university and was instructor in Japanese history and culture in the School of Japanese Language and Culture, Tokyo.
TEACHERS CAN SMOKE RARITAN ‘TOWNSHIP, N. J, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—The board of education decided today that smoking was not just a passing fad and gave permission to teachers to smoke in the Oak Tree school’s boiler room during their off periods.
City in Brief
The air medal with bronze oak leaf cluster was awarded Ist Lt. Harold E. Woolf, Indianapolis, by
Lt. Woolf was
Dr. R. H. Miller, editor of the Christian Evangelist, St. Louis, Mo., will open the current school year’s lecture program at the Butler university School of Religion tomorrow with a series of three talks, Dr. O. L, Shelton, dean, announced today.
The Foster Parents auxiliary of the Catholic Charities Bureau will present Mids Stella Hartman in an address at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the Catholic Community Center hall 1004 N. Pennsylvania st. “Recreation in the Home” is the subject of Miss Hartman's talk before the regular monthly meeting of the auxiliary. The Oatholic Charities Bureau is a member-agency of the community fund.
Miss Virginia Cravens, dean of women at Indiana Central college, will hold a tea for the Indianapolis area alumni of the college from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday in the New Hall reception rooms,
M. Sgt. Kline MM. Susong, of Indianapolis, has been awarded the bronze star for meritorious service in the Mediterranean theater from May of 1043, to May 1945, The medal was presented by Gen, Mark W, Clark, commanding general of the U. 8. forces in Austria,
Mrs. Cleveland A. Noell will be hostess to the Central District auxiliary to the Indiana Chiro practors’ association at her home, 3616 E. Washington st, tomorrow, A luncheon will be served at 12:30 followed by a business meeting.
Srgoriaficrs
Queen Rather or Iaptat I have a “Pruit 1
sorifc temple. Lillie 8. Mathis is worth matron and Herman Rabe 1s worthy patron,
Mrs. Beatrice Pitt of Maryville, Tenn. will speak on home missionary work at the Nr monthly missionary meeting at 7 m. tomorrow in the Broadway Baptist Sl Mrs, Pitt is a» Inistionary evangelist of the southern mountain and rural district of the the denomination,
The Irvin an Assromive Demooratic
will meet m, og at rOStAUIADS om : C. Pa on
Book, 18th w wid chairma chairman, ‘will spe
International Order of of Job's Daughters, Lapel Bethel 39, received their charter Sept. 28, at Lapel, Anderson and the ceremony.
The library committee of the Women of ine. Moose will hold a publie, card party At om . tomorrow at the Citizens Gas or rs. Kate Day will be in charge...
Grand officers from ndianapolis took part in
committes of
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