Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1946 — Page 23

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11 STATE TROOPERS| The Times Delivered by Air T0 RECEIVE TRAINING?

Eleven state police troopers as- |: signed to the department. in Magch | will receive advanced training ‘atl the Indiana police training school at Bloomington Aug. 19 to 31, Col. Austin R. Killian, superintendent, -disclosed today. { Since appointment to the depdrt- | ment, the 11 officers have received practical experience at various police posts under the supervision of veteran troopers. i Included in the group to attend the two-week school are Samuel L. ih Burch, Akron; William P. Booth, | Ti Hn Wholcottville; Myrel D. Massey, Tip-| ton; Stanley W. Guth, Evansville, all of CHarlestown post; Vernis N. Purcell, - Washington; Wayne O, Tolbert, Campbellsburg; Paul D. Christian, Edinburg, all of Seymour post; Charles A. Ferrell, Frankfort, | Lafayette post; Lexie W. Stalcup, Vincennes, Jasper post; Nelson E.| Weinbrenner, Columbia City, Ligon- | ier post, and George W. Allen, An- | derson, Pendleton post.

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| Actress Veronica Lake Is Confined to Home

HOLLYWOOD, July 25 (U. P.

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. HOLLYWOOD, July 25 (U. P.}).— Thirty “old families”

capital opened a battle today agains : Jection. go pretty girls who roam the streets

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ing for the exclusive Opportunity plications. club, told city council the practice is “disgusting and really’ 4 disgrace.’ “We are sincerely interested in rod” at Enterprise studios. seeing that our city be kept a de- a t———— cent and fit place tq live in,” she said. |

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Martha Scott Divorced, Married in 15 Minutes

LAS VEGAS, Nev, July 25 (U P.) —Actress Martha Scott, 32, who divorced Carlton Alsop, movie producer, here Tuesday, honeymooning today with Mel Powell, 23in Benny Good-

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Murat: Temple delegates read The Indianapolis Times In San The papers are (Bottom row), W, Edwards Jr.. Horace Brown and Charles Smith: (upper row), Frank Ed-

Film Star Veronica Lake was conof the movie fined to her home today with an ¢ illness diagnosed as a pulmonary in-

Her physician, Dr, Samuel Hirschfeld, said she was being given peniMrs, Gladys C. Herrington, speak- cillin treatments to ward off com-

Summer Opera Bid Is Planned

Cincinnati Company May Appear. Here

Indianapolis may play host to the) Cincinnati Summer Opera Co. im-| {mediately following the appearance | of “Bittersweet”, at the state fair-| Igrounds Aug. 9-11, Lawrence E. Hill, proprietor of the | Meridian Book shep, has invited a group of loeal citizens to a meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic club at

{here for an engagement, In his letter of invitation to at-

has reached a tenative agreement {with Oscar Hild, managing director lof the Cincinnati association, to ob{tain the opera for performances of “Carmen,” “Alda” and “Madame

| tend the meeting, Mr. Hill said he

Review of Chaplin Case Is Refused ; SAN FRANCISCO, July 28 (U. un ; : PJ). — A superior court dectsion| oy Sim star to Pay Sop he naming movie comedian Charlie SUPPOrt Of the child, Carol 3 Chaplin the father of Joan Barry's, Barty, who is now 2% years baby remained in effect today fol-| A request for a rehearing of an Suprime appellate court’s refusal to incre *| the week] figure : {nity case brought against the actor| pied. oy Wott the ae ;

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| Butterfly.” : | Mr, Hill intimated the projected | program may be sponsored by the lefty park department and the In- | dianapolis Theater association. | | ‘He has discussed the plan with | Paul V. Brown, director of the park | department, and Joseph M. Bloch, | president of the theater association, | land also has suggested part of the | proceeds go to the local opera proJ- | ect. Arrangements to use the facilities erected at the state fairgrounds for “Bittersweet” have been made, ac-| cording to Mr. Hill, who says that an $18,000 guarantee will be needed for the Cincinnati organization,

Ginny Simms, Husband Are Parents of Boy

HOLLYWOOD, July 25 (U. P.).—|

| 8creen and radio singer Ginny

[ Simms and her socialite husband, | [Hyatt Dehn, today named their]

first child David Martin Dehn, | The baby weighed nine pounds when he was born yesterday in Cedars of Lebanon hospital, Miss Simms, 28, and Mr. Dehn, | 35-year-old scion of a wealthy New York contracting family, were mar-' ried in a surprise ceremony in Hollywood a year ago.

Miss Lake was stricken yesterday Coogan Increases while working on the set of “Ram-

Son's Support

July 25.—| “kid” star, today increased.from $60] She sent a demand to the city at- New Castle's tax rate next year to $100 the monthly support pay{may go above $5 if tax increases ments for his 4-year-old son, John tentatively proposed are approved | Anthony Coogan, and all other levies remain as they | the filed by the child's mother, Plower | rate would be $511';, an increase Parry, in which she asked for $150

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