Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1946 — Page 16

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Use Shotgun, Court Advises Husband

| SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 23 (U. P.).—A Texas district judge today | | advised an army air forces colonel! to go after his wife's suitor “with a 12-guage shotgun in Texas style.”

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| married in December, 1927. have two children, 10 and 13.

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Judge ~Robert -W:— B:—Terrell--of | the people. —-Een--my -country the 37th district court here advised natives are either feelthy reech or Col. John F. Guilletty command- starving. ing officer of Goodfellow field, San |feed the poor ones.” - Angelo, Tex. that the only other course besides the shotgun technique credit for this good deed will go to

The judge's advice was given as| “He started my brother on all he continued indefinitely a hearing on an injunction brought by Guillett to prevent his wife's alleged suitor, Clyde Grissom of San An“visiting, telephoning or~ harassing his wife, Mrs. Lorene

The petition charged that Mrs. Guillett has been receiving “20 to 30 telephone calls a day” from

+The colonel and his wife were They

+ {family saint and thees gold treas-

| Freddie Slack may be on the beam |been spending a lot of time since as a boogie-woogie pianist and | orchestra leader but his divorced | wife said yesterday that he was far

Mrs. Sue Slack filed suit today named Isabel Scott Rorick wrote | for $1740 back alimony, charging.a book about a young married | Slack with being 29 weeks behind | |couple. She called it “Mr. and Mrs. i | on his $60 weekly payments under Cugat.” The only Cugat in ‘America an agreement reached when they were divorced Jung 29, 1945, in

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Brother's Research Hints Ancestors Hid Treasure

By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON ' United Press Hollywood Correspofident HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 23.—Rumba man Xavier Cugat, who insists he’s the only Cugat in America—and | he’s been to.court twice to prove it —disclosed today he's been hearing wonderous tales of a gold treasure his ancestors cached away near his home town in Spain, “And thees ees not something dreamed op by that wild-man press agent of mine,” the bandleader declared. “My brother Francis did a

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lot of research in the family tree.

“He discovered that way back along the line we had a very reech ancestor. And een those days when | you said a man was reech you deedn’'t mean like today, where eet's all paper. No! Een those days they meant gold—stacks and stacks | of gold." | Saint in Family | Brother Francis dug up another | startling fact. Seems the Cugats have a saint in the family. “Eemagine! Me with a saint Lior

a relative!” “Cugie” grinned. “ even named a leetle town after {heem. St. Cugat—on the outskirts {of Barcelona, where I was born.” But "Mr. Cugat's more interested in that gold. “About a year from now I'm going [ over there,” he said, “and do a |leetle scouteeng around on my own. Eef that treasure ees really there I am going to find eet.” He's even got it spent already. “Bot not for myself,” he explained. “I wouldn't get to keep | any of eet, anyway. Five leetle | pennies ees all the government lets me keep out of every dollar I earn now. So what good would a lot of | |gold breecks do me?

| Will Spend it on People “No, I am going to spend eet oft

I weel use my gold to? And “Cugie” says a lot of the {Walter Winchell,

theese family stoff,” Mr. Cugat said. “A few years. back he got at me. And every day he would take a bite at me in his column. Bot I couldn’t find out why. And he was doing me a lot of harm, I can tell you!” So one day the bandleader cornered W. W. and demanded a reason. “And eet seems he was mad be- | cause he heard I was lying about my nationality and my religion,” Mr. Cugat explained. decided to get heem some proof. That's when we deescovered the

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Aug. 28 (U. P.).—President Truman

this colorful island resort. Mr. Truman, here for a stay of | probably several days, followed a walking, swimming, sunbathing “and sightseeing. His yacht, the Williamsburg, was moored in an isolated spot a mile from the shores | of this naval base.

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Mr. Truman completed his oie) cial duties yesterday when he re~! ceived and paid courtesy calls here. |

brought some paper work which was |

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GETS ILLINOIS COLLEGE POST FAIRMOUNT, Aug. 23 (U. P.).— Rupert Kilgore, former supervisor of art and music in local public schools, has been named professor | ot art in Illineis Wesleyan univer- | sity; it was @ announced today.

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