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i 4 | J and later the St. Louis Star-| - ~ ESQUIRE : n a eo 4 S I Il Bov | “The Ledger.” with Laird Cresar, Times, -is the new managing ed-| INDIANA CL] CIRCLE . at : : 3 ’ and 8138 Wo itor of The Louisville Times. a “Hangover Sanare, with George - By United Press Sanders. at 7:20 and 10:20. He succeeds A. Y. Aronson, who! - 4:{33 FIV : RENO, Nev. Nov. 29—A dis- INDIANA w agi i is-| RE! Nev., Nov. 29-—/ § " 4 o . ’ Iwas managing editor-of the Louis-| : Detective Story, with Kirk. | trict «court jury of nine men and Douglas and Eleanor Parker. at fd . n AFTER 6:00 P. M WEEK DAYS . 123 id ville afternoon paper for 28 years. | | By Henry Butler three women returned a verdict i? 2 te i haf yes ALL DAY SUN. & HOLIDAYS : , . Av ml 3} 5 2 ’ 8 sie” at | / S rill conti y oT Last night's recital by Lydia Aadre-Uuli in Caleb Mills or voluntary manslaughter last 1.30 E00 843 and 80s, Tusie™ a Mr, Aronspn will continue RURAL 1 HONY WAYNE PARKING LOT Hall was another impressive demongtration of great style night against Magdaline Teresa KEITH'S a column. FR MARYLAND all . ithe t . lamllik, 37, British ¥ar bride, in “Starlift,” with Gordon MacRae Barry whi "as NEXT TO AYRES BASEMENT : y * n i don MacRa arry Bifigham, president of ho in singing. the strangling of 4-vear-old Bobbv And Doris Day, at 12:34, 3:44. 8:84 Ta bs E . ENTRANCE : r his 1 had yneared in Podger THe Louk a the Courier Jourpral and Louisville Re TT AT Ie . ¢ } ger. . 0 : i Willi . Mme. Aadre-Uuli, who previous) vy had appeared In Ne ov. returned ite verdiol. EHR oi oncharn.s wih Wiliim (mines also announced that : World War Memor tal Jat Sept em- - = after Rix hours of deliberation. LOEW'S 2 James Pope, Anas i WEE “ . N > fr per, last night Was of sion sored DY With an experienced: artist's in- Mrs. Hamllik will be sentenced Ton Youne to Kiss. with an of - the « ourjer-Journal for 11 the iocal chapter of thie National ctjnct,. she sized up Caleb Mills Friday morning by District Judge 840 “and 4 40 : r y WASH EBION AT LLIRGS ¢ . ~h Q v " Rociety of Arts T.etters, of whicl Hall last night and projec ted her Harold Tahe The exact sentence Sunny Kide of the Kireet with a . 3 : = i ! Frankie Laine, at 11, 2, 3:10 a Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt of Ind voice, soft and loud, exactly where wiil he fixed by the*court. but a FT Wine. ay 1, 2 ang * apolis is national president. she wanted it. Nevada sentence for manslaughter « LYRIC SPECIAL CONCERT Mrs. Weinhardt also had on the Her Brahms was fine—a bit cannot exceed 10° years imprison- riadhaskstune. he. Jagpician at ORGANIST program Bettye Brown and Hazeljlighter-voiced, perhaps, than we ment ? Honeychile.” with Judy Canova,’ . * Dell, Nardsieck, Indianapolis fexpect from a Lieder singer, but. Mrs. Hamllik was visibly re. A 10: 3:03 456, = 4 and in) pranos, who had recent sucgess still eloquent. Her Tchaikovsky lieved and moved by the verdict 3 in the regional and national (“How Can You Forget So Qui k- A ! 1 t 2 jury was polled, she Doubly in Dutch : vat LNSAL voice competitions, Mrs And “So Filled with Grief wept on the hou ilder of her attor- Veal ANT NSAL ; na : Ny an . ph “pr . tear ealure ¥ Nordsieck being national winner. and Joy)” sung in Russian, was Nn Mat and cried PRINCE GEORGE COURT- 12:30—-3:40 i) MUSIC Three sopranos on one program altogether marvelous. wonderfu, oh, youre HOUSE, Va. (UP) — John Gar 930m] 000 SOPH ct Sy “are :h Mrs ' - \ {may seem like a lot of sopranos.| AS an encore, she and Mi ‘and Blick, 21, explained to Jus-

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was mainly the result of artistry and individualfty. What especially delighted me Mme, Aadre-Uuli had nothing to fear from the comptition of younger voices. She has simply magnificent style, and last night she sang more freely ani ambitiously than she did last September in World War Memorial. Her opening group started with Handel's “O mio cor” and a beanutiful rendition of Martini's "Plaisir d'amour.” the latter sung more slowly and expressively than is customary, Commands Pathos item

Expressiveness is the big

in her =stvle She commands pathos and drama in a way few singers can manage. Her soft exquisitely controlled.

tones are

Hope Hero In Show at

By DICK MITTMAN

Times Staff Writer CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind., Nov, 20.-Bob Hope was a hero last night to more than 7000 soldiers --many of them wounded Korean veterans. He lightened many GI hearts as he joked, sang and acted his usual self for over five hours.

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Hubby’ s Scheme To Frighten Wife Fatal to Cat

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A big hit was Jerry Colonna. At the hospital, he stole the show with his high-pitched rendition of “It Might As Well Re Only disappointmgnt of the night was the failure of Rhonda Fleming trip. She was

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