Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1949 — Page 5
Burton W. Gorman. ,.reshed his boyhood goal. Theaters
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DOWNTOWN ALAMO. Corered Wagon Days” and De “The Wolf Man” and
PARAMOUNT Beyond Glory” and “Lady " ‘ NEIGHBORHOOD
Vi , BRL Algal » did Faces” an at ve 2 Song is Born” and “Lar-
CORNET Johnny Belinda” and “For Love o » DAISY Pou r Paces West” and “HI N-—*Miss Tatlosk’s Millions” -nd “Grand Canyon Trail." rT. SQUARE “Hills of Home” and “Here
4 of the Oy” and “Strawberry Roan.” + GRANADA-—' Drive by Night” and
Irish.” nite neturs of the Badmen” apd “Ber in Bxpress.’” rd Mtoe tute show tonight can eo.” on
8A “Three. on _& Ticket” and Si an” plus “Tex Ora - AN--"Rachel ‘and the i and * Counterfeiters.”
SPEEDWAY — ‘The Plundevers” and
, Gloves Roachdale, appeared before stan Guntghiere” and “Million Dollar|Judge Baltzell y and _ Peggy” sna|Pleaded guilty to robb the night Wind hee -l last Dec. 9, the judge said he was upholding sensndtence. But he added:
come counselor for boys. . cipal at Connersville, a post he held for four years,
complimented, applied for a position here, (By David Watson.)
Delays Sentencing LINCOLN "Latoony" and ‘"Sllent Con . c oz, mogcoen ese a {{QYTIGEOWN Bandit “Gallant Legion.” § “Luck
» AVALON—“Black Hills" and ‘Enchanted
Why Not Try This? THE FAMILY
By DR. ERNEST 6. OSBORNE
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Playthings for Baby
A strong piece of cord-fishing line is excellent and odds and ends found in every household are convenient for the “makings” of most satisfying babies’ playthings. Empty spools can be strung. Left unpainted or decorated with nonpoisonous paint, they fit the baby’s grip ‘well and have a good substantial feeling -that he will enjoy. They can be boiled, too, if they begin to get dirty. Large coat-size buttons are also the raw stuff of which a jingly hand-filling toy can be made. Smaller buttons ‘may be used but aren't as satisfactory, as they are harder for the inexperienced hand to hold. There's always the outside chance, too, that one will be swallowed should the string break or become untied. The little Christmas bells used on trees or as a part of a holiday coat lapel will make a fine string toy. One should be sure that these arp made substantially
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enough so that they won't come apart or have sharp edges that might cut the baby’s mouth. You cah bé sure that every in-
edges, pieces.
harmfu. paint or loose
he became prin-
Tyrone and Linda
“Oklahoma,” with New York cast,
University.
C. 8. C,, awarded honorary doo-
sermon at the Baccalaureate Mass lebrated
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The “Rev. John J, Cavanaugh,
Bishop Mussio preached the RLF YI is SCREAMING
at 3 Chi. hony, with Rugene Ormanty a: at hb: 20,
CIRUOLE Henry Busse Orchestra Vil Pliine 3 at To, Se, 5:0
“Trouble Makers” With Leo 5 at 1 1:50, 4:10, 6
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In Auto Crash
FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. 20 (UP)~<Honeymooning Actor rone Power and’ his bride, the former Linda Christian, were involved in a minor automobile accident near here yesterday, but no one was injured, Italian authorities reported today. The officials said Mr. Power's new American convertible was struck lightly by an Italian car
used a gun as “security” in his efforts to get a loan from Ernest
-{Pyle, an official of the bank.
When Mr. Pyle asked about security on Pearson's visit to the bank, Pearson drew a gun uhd said, “This is my security.”
{He forced Mr. Pyle to get him
$5000 out of the bank vault. Then Pearson disappeared and
| was found days later in Coloi rado.
Cocker Spaniel Club
en route to an Austrian ski ree sort.
Order of Amaranth To Install Officers
Ruth I. Flack will be installed as royal matron and Curtis Jordan, royal patron, at a meeting of Christina Court No. 9, Order of the Amaranth, at 8 p. m. tonight in the Lincoln Hotel.
Other officers to be installed: matron; Carl
Ha yers,
Will Hold Competition
d bearer; Ruth Jordan, prelate:
The Cocker Spaniel Club of Central Indiana will hold ‘its first all-age cocker match tomorrow in the Northeast Community Cen-
ter, 3306 E. 30th St. Entries must | be made by noon and judging] Ww
will start at 2 p, m. There will be puppy classes and novice and open classes for adult dogs in all varieties of cockers.
fant will things Mrs. Vera A. Belting, of the Belrin hg put Such in A nis taine Kennels of Charleston, Ill,
prizes will Be awarded winners in all classes.
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Mead fo Retire as Head Movie Horse Handler
‘Of Brown County Park Service
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Sued for $2750
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 20 (UP)—
Times State Edwin McClure, newly elected) NASI'VILLE, Ind, Jan. 20— Alfred and Mabel Solifrank, the
president of the Hillcrest Country Club, today announced the following committee, heads for the coming year: Kenneth Foster, golf; Charles D. Grossman and Robert Ball, entertainment; Paul W. Benedict, house committee; B. G.” Pippenger and Henry A. Mewborn, by-laws; Alfred Schaefer, swimming pool; A. D. Peters, winter sports, and H. H. Tudor and Frank M, Cruger, membership, :
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We have always folt that the cost of o funeral service should be well within the means of the bereaved family, Here regardiées of how little or how much spent «oll receive the utmost In value and a
Hansel B, Mead, retiring superintendent of the Brown County State Park, will turn over the Job of supervising the 15,000-acre tract to his successor, Lon Weddle of Nashville, Tuesday. Mr. Mead, who became superintendent of the park in 1044, will 80 to White Springs, Fla., where he has purchased a restaurant, filling station and auto aocces|sories store.
Grotto Dance Tonight Sahara Grotto will hold its annual benefit dance tonight in the Grotto clubhouse, 4107 BE. Wash-
fight against infantile paralysis. Charles L. Masenna, Grotto mas-
man.
FOR ALL INCOMES
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owners of Star Eyes, a Pinto
0) ' Rosa Whaley, truth; Nellie Oray Hallo~ well, faith: th E. Jones, wi y Decker, charity, Rosalie uriock, mute sician; Lens lloway, an; M 3 Majorie
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Organist to Play Dedicatory Recital
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Dana Andrews—Lilli Palmer Jourdan
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Mallory W. Bransford, organist, will play the dedicatory recital) on the new organ at the Christ) Temple, 402 W. Fall Creek Blvd, | tomorrow at 4 p. m. | Mr. Bransford is a member of the organ faculty of Jordan Con-| servatory and organist and dai rector of music at the Central Avenue Methodist Church.
mare, sued movie horse handler Named Chairman
Bap McKutcheon for $2750 to-| ay. They sald their animal's value dropped from $3000 to $250 be cause she had been lame and sitbject to tremors since her tail was yanked to make her lie down during the fliming of “Thundering Herd.”
Name KC Speaker Ray Combs,’ Center Township assessor, will speak on “Reassessment of Your Property” at
ington St., to raise funds for the ® Knight of Columbus meeting at
30 p. m. Monday, Web. 7 at 13056 N. Delaware St. The meet-
Harold Hensley, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hensley, 423 W. Epler Ave, and a senior student at General Motors Insti
Flint, Mich, has’ been named president of Alpha Tau 80-
set for Monday, Jan. 31, has | cancelled.
Haymaker said today that Jap Jones, a member of the State Highway Commission, would be chairman of the party's Jeffer-
month.
Indiana State Symphony Society Presents the
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Murst Theater
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SUNDAY, JAN. »
Brahms: 1st Symphony; Fountain of Rome; Beethoven: Egmon
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Times Movietone News
Highlights of This Week's News Reel:
% WORLD AFFAIRS — Civil war nears in China as Chiang “retires.”
Conte SUNDAY eris 3 ikke
“THAT HAGEN OIRL” CL unlit
Offies Open Till Midnight Nopsions Canty “SINT CONPLIOT
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the Reds march on Nanking,
# POLITICS—Prosident Truman gets a union card . . . the chief executive is given an American Federation of Musicians golden life mem. bership . . . Union . president Pe. trillo does honors,
sr STAGE & SCREEN — N.Y. film critics honor Olivia de Havilland « » « Name her year's best actress {., her performance in "The
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