Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1946 — Page 22

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crossfire of juke box fiends in learn that “The Gypsy” and

Ink Spots and “Cement Mixer” by either Alvino Rey

keeping the nickels rolling in the juke box slots and

James fans is his coupling of “1 Didn't Mean a Word I Said” with a Buddy DiVito vocal and “Who's Sorry Now?” featuring words and a brilliant alto-sax passage by Willie Smith. . , . The latest Dinah Shore

What Comes Natur'lly.” . .. Both Frankies have new disc offerings. The Voice couples two Irving Ber-

and “The Girl 1 Marry.” The Piano (Carle, that is) offers “One More Tomorrow” and “I'm Gonna Make Believe,” both with -vocals by his daughter, Marjorie Hughes. . .. Here's another Les Brown, a surefire seller after his local appear: ance. Jack Haskell croons “Hi Couldn't Be True,” while “I Got the Sun in the Morning” is a Doris Day vocal. .~. . On the folk music side, Gene Autry vocalizes on “Wave to Me, My Lady” and “Over and Over

Again.” » » » DECCA—Two album offerings are Latin-American favorites which

Jimmy Dorsey popularized and folk

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Three DePauw university juniors look over Wesleyan exchange .art exhibit, now on displa building. Left to right are Veronica Bowen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James H. Bowen, 4027 Carrollton ave.; Jean Clark, daughter of Mrs. John T. Clark, 4045 Carrollton ave. and Nancy Hull, daughter of Mr. N. Meridian st.

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REPORT RUSS OUT OF "MOST OF MANCHURIA

| MUKDEN, Manchuria, May 15

(U,» 'P.).—Authoritative, semi-offi- { cial Russian quarters said today

| that ‘Soviet troops have withdrawn

| from all of Manchuria except Port | Arthur, which they will defend un- | der the Sino-Russian treaty. The withdrawal was completed April 30, the Soviet source said. The | port of Dairen has been evacuated, |and Red army troops stationed | there were transferred to nearby Port Arthur. Authoritative Chinese Communist

sources reported that Communist

selections from “Sing Out, Sweet 5 a " “ roops, moving in behind the Rus- | Land!” by Alfred Drake, of Okla- | (O00 have taken over more than | homa” fame and Burl Ives. The J. D.| gg per cent of Manchuria. | album features Bob Eberly and} ug | Helen O'Connell on vocals. . . . An "| event in the jazz World is the re-| lissue of Red Nichols classics, an old album from the Brunswick ‘Collectors’ series. In case you've for- | gotten Nichols is featured on the | | staccatto trumpet that was his ' trademark in the jazz era of the late '20’s on such all-time favorites | as “Ida,” “Avalon” and “Nobody's | Sweetheart.” . . . Another reissue | we've been waiting for is “When We're Alone” (Penthouse Serenade) and “Two Sleepy People” by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross. . . . Hilde- | garde and Carmen Cavallaro create | a sigh-and-hold-hands disc, “I'll Be | Yours” (J'Attendrai) and “I'm In the Mood for. Love” ,, . Bing| ‘Crosby also has a reissue out. It's “Remember Me?” backed by “Girl of | My Dreams.” , . . Glen Gray fea-| | tures Vocalist Eugenie Baird on| | “One More Tomorrow” and Bobby | | Hackett's trumpet in “If I Love | Again,” both on the haunting side. | {. . . Lucky Millinder has a good | novelty, “Shorty’s Got To Go,” |about the legendary Romeo who, | keeps a bandsman’s wife from get-| | ting lonesome while hubby's on the road. I}

| BB. Nn | VICTOR —T. Dorsey and his ‘Clambake Seven have just cut

‘Sweet Eileen” with vocal by sy! | Oliver and “There's No One But | You,” with *Stuart Foster singing | the sentimental ballad... . Johnny Desmond, ex-G. I, crooner who isn't

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clicking too well locally, may increase his following with this new

wax. Singing with the Russ Case orchestra he flows along on “You Stole My Heart,” with “In Love in Vain” on the flipover. . . . Freddy Martin uses a lot of strings and sax to produce a rustic twang on “Doin’ What Comes Natur’lly.” Smooth is {the word for the flip, a re-issue of his “Blue Champagne.” . . . Vaughn Monroe fans may like his “All The | Time,” and “Love On A Greyhound {Bus” both Monroe-Norton Sister { vocals. Incidentally, his “There I've Said It Again” is again available locally after selling out like wild{fire. . . . Charlie Spivak produced | some nice dance rhythm and clear trumpeting on “Along With Me” and “Spring sMagic.” The former features his new vocal group, “The | Stardreamers.” - , «+ A new Deep| | River Boys wax offers some musi-| cal tongue twisting on “The Story {of EE Bobba Lee Bob.” It's backed {by “That Chick's Too Young To Pry.”

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Organizations

The hospitality committee of Sahara Grotto auxiliary will meet for lunch a 12:30 p. m, Friday at the home of Mrs. Harry Alexander, 1025 N. Bancroft. st. »

The Federated Patriotic societies will hold a memorial program at & p. my, tonight in their hall, 512 N. Illinois¥ st. Mrs Cora Bernhardt, president, announced

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Acres Civic league wi party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Food Craft Shop, Century bldg. 36 8S. Pennsylvania st. :

» Mrs. . 1. Crone of Martinsville will entertain the central district chiropractic association auxiliary at a luncheon in

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HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

Police Arrest Pa

~~ Firing Five

Arrested after they shook off

reckless driving and vagrancy, and st., charged with vagrancy. The pursuit started when a car careened off Virginia ave. onto Shelby st. in front of a prowl car. Police sped after the auto as it dodged down. side stréets and into alleys, firing five times. The chase ended when "the police car developed ' motor trouble. Continuing the search on foot, Patrolmen Julian Fryback and Floyd Whobrey found ‘18-year-old Virginia Dodson, who told them she had been in the car which was driven by her brother. She directed them to her home where they found the two youths in the car, pulled up into a side yard. Meanwhile, holdup men bypassed outlying districts and swooped down on downtown nightowls last night. All the crime reported te police

Jduring the night took place within

walking distance of the Circle.

An auto thief rushed in where most auto thieves dread to tread when he stole a police truck parked in front of the station on S. Alabama st. Walter Baker, of the police garage, parked the truck at about 2:15 a. m. to run in the station. When he came out seconds later it was gone. 4 The truck was halted less than 10 minutes later by Patrolman James Campton and Chester Sturgeon, in the 100 block on N. New Jersey st. They arrested Carl F.

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Two youths were in jail _today after they led poli punctuated -auto chase, in and out of South side str ts early today.

bullets were Richard Dodson, 20, of 1908 S. State ave, charged with

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‘| Colonial, hotel, 220 N. Illinois st. was thwarted last night when the ‘| night clerk, Paul Wysong, of 303 N. East st, refused to hand over his cash to a bandit. The bandit, who wore an army

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pocket, apparently holding a gun

Paul Brown, 18, 211 E. Minnesota | a4 said: “rll take that.”

Vawter, 21, of 127% Park ave, who was in the truck. Police said Vawter, who is charged with vehicle taking, was recently discharged . from service

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uniform, entered the hotel at about il p. m, as Mr, Wysong was counting his receipts. Walking behind the desk he stuck his hand in his , Folie also are seeking m Ae aa woatold robbed Ishmael Barger, 46, o}314 night clerk looked at him a minute, then said, “I won't give it to you, son.” Two persons entered the lobby just then and the would-be wallet, containing $13.

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S. Talbott st, as he walked Capitol st. about midnight day. Mr. Barger told police knocked him down and

h bandit fled south on Illinois &f Vernon-L. Federline, station at Pt. Harrison, told police he woman in the Palm Gardensl45 N. Illinois st., a downtown t#rn, and visited ‘several other tayns.’ When he left’ her he discored his wallet containing $100 anhis = wristwatch were missing, h¢old

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