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* DOWNTOWN REX-—Through Sonora: “Btrietly DisAMBASSADOR~Through Friday: “Light-| Bonga le: nd ‘The * Killer That ] ® 0 000 0 0 0 ming Guns’ and “Sirocco. . RIT Shrocen A : “Showboat” I i NEIGHBORHOOD : { and “The Frogmen."' 1 " accurate time i ARLINGTON—Through Saturday: ‘Alice RIVOLI—Through Saturday: “The Paint. 2 f ¢ in Wonderland” and ‘‘Best of the Bad-|_ ed Hills" and ‘“‘Best of the Badmen.’ n ’ &( men,” “Nature's Half Acre.” SANDERS—Through tomorrow: “Strang+ I

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Clovpont Her! Bdy of Hattiesburg, was the first v No %) Bataan” and “Change of Heart’ heroes of a ATE forner. TUXEDO — Through i inet Th h Saturday: oug Saturday: ‘“Comin’ | BEASONABLE PRICES Marine to win a Medal of Korea. FOUNTAIN JSabant or and ‘The Paint- Round the Mbuntaih’ and “Iriquols| x Frequent flighta to other princi: —— onor in Korea. And Ensign . a Hi plus a “The UPTOWN— Through Baturday: “Alice n pal cities by dependable TWA Ib Leroy Brown, also of Hat- | jage between the cockpit and Company “she Keeps And Operation DIE atase's “Halt Aces. Minted “Hills Skyliners. Big savings on Fam8 Disas 3 Nay rR: Inspited Korea's first the fire in hopes of halting the IRV VING- Through Saturday: “Alte 1n I reatureits Saturday: ‘Showboat” | Hl ily Half-Fare Plan and round pe re gor oy | spread of the flames. . { Laonderland” 24 ~The Painted Hj] he 2 ARING.-On Moonlight Bay and ins trips in U.S. Courteous service; r, - < y.'" Tomorrow roug atur- | E Jr. of Fall River, Mass. | oR. NAVY LT. HUDNER — He | MECCA Through tomorrow: Vous on| day: The Law and the Lady" and x no tipping. For ressevations | Brown's st ¢ how he he. | IN THE sub-zero weather his fought with si snow. |onpiiia ‘Call of the Klondike. andl £ oll Plata 4331 or wes vour | S Story of how he be- | hands were soon almost frozen. | — rs ——=———= "Old Los Angeles.” Tomorrow throug DRIVE-IN THEATRES travel agent. { came the first Negro ever to | He rushed to his crashed plane | [| foyer: Snuwies "ile | al Angel And Sword” of Monte | win pilot’s wings at Pensacola i 4 | crist iis to radio the rescue helicopter to OLD TRAIL—“The Law and the Lady” risto.’ re nd “Night Into Mornin Tomorrow = | had already made him famous | hurry, and to bring a wrecking | 0 or fines’ | I eNiht Jo, Morning, Tomortow | GREENWQOD-—Thrauch tomorrow: On the TWA = TWA SS TWA = { In the Navy before he got to | bar. pile Bell” and “The Painted ns. of County Boye On the screen “Yank Korea ‘and into combat aboard ' aia Ry EO r in Sorea plus -Pyemy Island.” | ! > ; | Paradise” and “Virginia City.’ |MAPLECROFT—Through tomorrow: “Texas | the carrier Leyte. By this time, although he | | | Rangers” and “Last of fhe Buccaneers. nl @ knew enemy troops must be | ies A ome MAYWOOD—Through tomorrow: “Gam. n re | . 8.8 | getting very close to his posi- | H. M. Ste henson MERIDIAN — Through fomorrow: , ‘The | HUDNER, good-natured and | tion, he returned to Brown's | P!

ih. NC La Tar Pheer / . soft-spoken, and Brown had be- | downed plane and feverishly Servi ces T d | “Francis Goes | to the Races” Saiurgar. : : come close friends. On Dec. 4, | piled more snow around the er Ness o ay | SHADELAND— Thr ough Saturday; ‘Toast = ive ou they were flying in separate | cockpit until the helicopter ar= | gf New Orleans” and “That Midnight |

formations, but toward the | rived. | Hugh M. Stephenson, 54, In- TREATAIR TWIN — (East) “Captain

i rs. Drucilla Hines, known! H H Safe target, n support of the But the heroic attempts of | ondly ne he A at hm as ae ne re EE ere Fe Ace” Tn" Wonderland and Marines retreating from the | both Hudner ande the rescue “Mother” Hines, died last night at years, e cremated ...Kentud Through Friday: “The Pale-| Chosin reservoir. pilot, Marine Lt. Charles Ware {after services late today at For-| face’ and “Flaxy Martin.’ Near the ob y » ther home, 1732 Thaddeus St. | WESTSIDE — Through Saturday: _“Cap-| objective, Hudner | were unsuccessful. Brown Death followed a long illness rest Hills, Long Island, N. Y. am Horatio Hornblower” and “Beware heard over the radio that | perished just as the enemy ; : A Shortridge of _Blengle

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, Mrs. Hines and her husband, | High School — | Brows # Diane pay ben hie by | troops could be seen closing in. | Mason T., who survives her, cele- | graduate and former Butler) %%) AN | 1 ly Zz / ZZ RR 8 = brated their 63d wedding anni-| University student, Mr. Stephen- | BITE SIZE”

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later described it: { A native of Kentucky and In- here before moving to New York, | “We saw Erows set the plane | Brown, Hudner let Ware shove |dianapolis resident for 47 years, where «he became manager of the rescue helicopter and left | LOR to a shipmate,” the 1946 |at the Church at 2 p. m. Friday, which was organized in Indiana. t IW of Name or Age on a New— | Hudner and another pilot to de- | Annapolis graduate was |with burial in New Crown. Mr. Stephenson leaves his wife, Y | stroy the plane as soon as | 2Warded the Congressional |Friends may pay respects at the Son, daughter and a sister, Miss A dr : Brown got clear” Medal of Honor and had it |J. W. Wilson Funeral Home. Calista Stephenson, a South Bend hildre I= * presented to him personally by Survivors; with the husband, Nigh school teacher. READY-CUT SPAGHETTI Cc n 5.5 8 the President of -the United are her daughter, Mrs. Olive, 4 4 ie PAGHETY

| him into the helicopter just in (Mrs. Hines was a charter member Brooklyn - Queens branch of L = Under 12 DN States. sons, i E AS HUDNER anxiously {Bozen, Indianapolis; three sons > Div. NASH-KELVINATOR Corp.

hed, ; ‘A : crashed, railing smoke. A FINALLY convinced there |versary last Mar. 21. She was 82./son was an oil burner salesman — ad a7 tem THAN “BLUE BOOK” VALUE down 1 A | SN ae 8 Sum eld ou time to escape. _|of Laurel Street Tabernacle Petroleum Heat & Power Co: | \\\\+ | | lines. . . . I could tel) he was For this “exceptionally val- |{Church, which she joined 36 years, During World War I, he was a | {| Always Free at Dusk: circled 16w to be ready to drive | Thornas A. and Lloyd G. Hines, —_— : | off any Red troops, he saw . . {Indianapolis, and Roger Hines, e | flames burst from the tail of Mrs. H. J. Weil ” | Cleveland, O.; eight grandchild-| CLERMONT-DeLUXE the crashed plane. ren; eight great-grandchildren;| Dies at Home Here

member of Brown's formation | was no hope for his friend For Your Present Refrigerator Regardless | alive so T went off to call for a fant action and selfless devo- |ago. Funeral services will be held member of Field Hospital 1,] Unhesitatingly he braced one sister, Mrs. Carrie Hollings

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* Bina SVEN THEATRE himself in his cockpit and skill- | yee poo Weil, 69, wife| Orth of Indianapolis; a brother, * Color-Balanced=No Fade U. 8. Hwy 136 or Crawfordsville Rd. fully crash-landed his plane as | f Dr. H 7. | Bolivar Mitchum, city. ENTIRE SHOW IN COLOR closely as he could to Brown's, {2% es a Wen, Te las) . FOU | in n their home, - . "HALF ANGEL" Jmestia YOURG | Unhurt, he ran to the flaming oer St. g : T ' Resists Marring, Cracking Gee. MONTGOMERY—Pauls CORDAY JJ Wreck. Rites omorrow \ "SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO” Hudner tore off his finger- | private ig YH de 3 10. : . : orious as —— PLUS COLOR CARTOON —— nails and bruised his hands in ja m bi Ry il ee For H. C. Markus that's genuine clay : and guy { an unsuccessful attempt to slide |’ aCe (nape. Burial will be In| Pana gu GREENWOOD | back the jammed canopy over |the Indianapolis Hebrew Ceme- Hyman C. Markus, who oper-| glorifies! Brown's head. Then with his jtery. oe he Me W y ed a jewelry store in downtown | . YOUR “FAMILY” DRIVE-IN injured bare hands he began | Born in Connersville, Mrs. Weil Indianapolis 25 years ago, will gs Yero~ BH 8 Drive 5. oO ae. packing snow ‘around the fuse- (had been a resident of Indianap- be buried here tomorrow. Servan's idol! Open 7:00, Show ANC Adults soe a Olis 45 years, lices will be held at 2 p. m. at Lon ’ ! sing and McCALLISTER YANK IN KOREA Her husband is the only imme- the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home| sine PLAY MINIATURE . §i diate survivor. with burial in Ezras-Achim Cem-

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