Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1951 — Page 12

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‘| Butchie, in a body cast as a

TWO HUSKY boys staged a

home, 829 N. La Salle St. They netted $4.10 for the polio fund. Suzette and Lurana Glenn, daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Ward Glenn, 802 N. Tuxedo St. served refreshments.

" - ” BUTCHIE BAUER promised there'll be no shooting to kill and no gambling when he let his two new cats play with his

machine gun and marbles.

result of polio and TB, has named the cats Sheriff and Deputy, after Sheriff Dan W. Smith and Capt. Morris Settles, who gave them to him. They're to help Butchie forget the palr, from the same which

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a donors, Butenle Bauer died recently.

To show his gratitude Butchie plans open house for the sheriff and his deputies Sept. 2, cele-|

{orating his fifth birthday. 1-4 = at LOOK OUT for any salesmen

|among Northside Exchange Club members after today’s noon meet-| They |

ling in the Marott Hotel.

boys and girls who “can’t run and play like us.” Robert L. Wayman, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wayman, and Michael Fisher, 9, son -— of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fisher, 3314 E. St 4) Clair St, gave the tent show at the Wayman

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Circle Players production, “The Man Who Came to Dinner.” Ballroom, Hotel Antlers. $1.80. 8:30 p. m. Band Concert. Vonnegut Band and Indian$ Music Company Accordion Band. Free. Brookside Park. 8 p. m. “Pied Piper” production by children 5-9. Sponsored by the City Parks. Free. Christian Park, 1 p. m. Brookside Park, 3S pom,

in telephone work. Later, he and

Mrs. Owings, who live at 5131 E. Walnut St, will “throw bags in

the car and start out” to finish

{—A low, husky woman's vQice .;, role the elfin voice of the!

Gls Learning ‘to Combat’ Sultry, Tantalizing Voices

United Press jican troeps, but the Psychol FT. BRAGG, N. C., Aug. 15 warfare Department calls her

|drifted h the hot night to

| aggressor.” foxholes and pup tents hidden Actually Jimmie Nesom is a

assigned to troop information

and education at Ft, Bragg. She word pictures of cool baths, clean) picked for the role of “Lore-

clothes, rest and feminine com-|, ., pany. Honeyed tones urged tired Sef after tests of many WAC

men to lay down their guns and J , Jimmie is an attractive 22-year-swap mosquitoes, dirt and heat old, with 1 hair, blue eyes

for comfort and safety. { To World War II veterans the 20d bubbling laugh, She managed

led R (her own four-man “Bop Combo” voice A Tokyo a in night clubs in San Jose, San Axis Sally. But to most troops, “ » {Francisco and Los Angeles bein the “Southern Pine” maneuver t h area, it was a first experience |[0T® She joined the WAC last

{November with a psychological warfare de- "|, * vice used by the enemy. | “I had to join the Army for

The surrender messages, tape | Security,” she said. She added “I recorded and broadcast nightly W238 Singing nights and working days to support the combo.”

through loudspeakers, are one of | the methods used to acquaint! “I have .a lot of trouble with American soldiers with enemy my name,” Jimmie said. “It really tactics and to inject realism into|is Jimmie. It was my mother's the largest training exercises|/name and her mother’s. The first since the last war. girl in every generation is named

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The enticing voice belongs to/Jimmie—and I'm the fifth one.” former Nightclub Singer Jimmie jem RR

off his vacation. Mr.

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" A FORMER will tell K. of C.

war veterans. T he speaker

Owings

wears a new jeweled service em-|jq.. +{ | Don trom Indidna Bell where he! CRULY Is unknown to the Amer-

Marine chaplain Fatima Council | BY Swollen Tongue

No. 3228 Monday | how they can|52-year-old printer, suffering from help rehabilitate @ mysterious allergy, choked to

the Rev. Fr. Robert Minton is assistant pastor of St. Lawrence

were to see an inspiring ‘film on| {the success story of Frank Bett-|

Church here and

Nesom of San Jose, Cal. Her real

‘Allergy Victim Choked | CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (UP) — A

{death on his swollen tongue yes[terday. !| Doctors said John W. Kolba's tongue became so large that his, breathing was cut off. He¢ had been under treatment- for the) allergy for several years, but its cause has not been discovered,

|ger, whose book ran recently in| |The Times. Stark Wetzel & Co.,

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u un ” E. CLYDE OWINGS ‘just sat” yesterday on his 35th anniversary

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