Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1945 — Page 19

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BUTTER PRICE RISE | Two Actor: | in Desert Song’ Rose to Fame the Hard Way | SK oi PURCHASE EE IS EXPECTED TODAY! By HENRY BUTLER [in Hollywood with Nathan Stewart, tinue work in much-needed. ihorale- except the one in which he ge PRIORITY FOR 6I'S Miss Annsielle - Simmons, 646)

From boy chorister to operatic the teacher also of Richard Charles, boosting shows. Exeter st, has been named presiWASHINGTON, Nov. 1 (U. P.).— baritone, from combat infantry of- who sings Sid EI Kar, and George! But in’ June, 1043, the ‘army “Maybe that injury was a lucky| WASHINGTON, Nov. I w. P).—| dent of Omega Tau Alpha, national | The retail price of butter is expected | ficer to comedian—those sre two {Burnson, sonorous. Ali Ben Ali in| thought otherwise, and shipped | break after all. I don't have 10 Congress was asked today to give radio fraternity, ‘at Butler uni- Nine ships were heed Wasi

career-patterns now at the 2 him as & second lieutenant with the|Xnock myself out dancing any more, ties for buying new with 8024 from Buta $3-Up five or six cents 5 pound [SAFE PA a" English ire current “Desert Song” Produe-| ssn division for combat duty in!ADd I can earn more as a comediag + Sela . versity. EE iixuops. rom.

theager. : and’ the Pacific. © BZ today st almost all ‘stores. g | than T ever earned as a fer” he CATS In view of the government's r OMICers- are Barbara Mont. | Tope i 3 The OPA has authorized the in.| Wilton Clary, now singing: the role to" Ine. Sauth Pacific, . ERT aver a Bouter, Be | decision. toh to ration them. tne vite 2 The General. Hodges carried 3153 srease only for retail tio have|0f Capt. Paul Fontaine in “The The combat infantry officer turh-| 1t Goode's initial efforts to start|**¥™ ° ‘gomery of Indianapolis, vice-presi- i ine Oa Mi he huge Willow nad’ to rs W VY! Desert Song.” started his singing) ed comedian is Jack Goode, fam-|organized entertainment for the Uses Owir Material The Veterans of Foreign Wars | dent; Betty Livengood of* Indian- servicemen; neral Muir, : pay wholesalers -a higher “All the wacky business Mr. Goode urged “that honorably discharged | 3071; Cody Victory, 1986; Joseph the Ford Motor price as a result of the termination) cdreer in Inaanapolis a8 a boy of jliar to local audiences through his| men out in the islands were not . y juree y eC | apalis, secretary; Barbara Seeger of |*° "' ’ : of government butter subsidies, 11 or so. direction and performance in| encouragéd by officialdom ‘until he deftly and impertinently -brings oft [servicemen be given a certificate, | Southport, treasurer: and Mary Kay | Hollister, §79; Leonardo Romero, ne plant started + * However, an OPA spokesma Son. of Charles A. Clary, well “Khaki: Kapers,” bond-selling show | received a commendation for work in the current “Desert Song” is his valid for three years, establishing [Romine of Covington, social chair-|(29; Charles Lanham, 37; Renald pened is an ac- it would be “impossible to Sokssyan known church soloist of some years that toured from Ft. Harrison early | With one impromptu show. There=iown material. 'his priority in the purchase of aman. Fernald, 24, and the Tarazed, 16. | since at other every corner store in the country, so|2g0, and uduate of Shortridge in 1943. after, he had more freedom to do| Prom Columbus, O., Mr. Goode new car or truck. Miss Simmons, a senior English| Troops from- the Muir, Hodges parture of those "y ‘we expect most of them simply will high school, he Sapmerly lived at| Mr. Goode had Been in show busi-| What he knew best. says he was afraid for a while that] Omar Ketchum, V. F. W. legisla- | major, is a member of Delta Delta! and Hollister will be’ taken to bling. around of * take advantage of the windfall” [357 W. 32d st. - ness 17 -years-before he found him-| Although he escaped being combat experience might have de- tive director, said lack of preference Delta social sorority, Scarlet Quill, { Camp. Kilmer, N. J. Those on. the or new jobs, the Government subsidies to butter| Mr. Clary started singing publicly self in the army. wounded in combat, Mr. Goode had stroyed his sense of humor. |will mean that the average G. I. senior women's honorary; Kappa Cody Vidiory will ‘go to Camp yroduction plant producers -ended with the close of fas a member of the boy choir of | - After five months’ experience in|malaria six times, he says, and un-| “Until T started out with” the finds himself out-maneuvered bv Delta Pi, education fraternity, | Shanks, N. Y., and the others will efore. i business yesterday, thus accounting [Christ Episcopal church on the G. I. shows, he was recommended] luckily injured his back so. that present company and found I could wealthier civilians in the purchase Kappa Beta, women's religious or-|pe processed at Ft. Hamilton, N. Y. EE ad for the boost which is being passed Oircle. In 1934 he moved to the for officers candidate school at Ft.[he now has to wear a heavy steel get a laugh from the audience, 1/not only of cars, but of nearly every | ganization, and Philokurian, oliterary| Unit designations were not avail i; of the war along to consumers. west coast, where he later studied) Meade, Md., where he hoped to con~| brace in every “Desert Song” scene. was kind of scared.” he declares. [scarce commodity. society. {able. ne U. S. employ~ ! ithe, = Lo 000 workers who - stdown. 3000 were still e melted away.

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