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THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1952

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Reno Divorce

By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 11 — Billy Rose and Eleanor Holm relaxed in separate corners today after a keenly-awaited courtroom skirmish that turned out to be a 1punch affair. The next round between tne millionaire showman and the curvaceous swimming star will be a hearing in New York Supreme Court Oct. 15 to decide how much alimony Miss Holm will receive under the separation decree she won yesterday. Mr. Rose dropped his suit for divorce after two and a half hours of conferences yesterday in the chambers of Justice James B. M. McNally.. His decision deprived a courtroom of reporters and spectators of what was expected to be the most lurid divorce trial in New York in 25 years. Rumors immediately sprang up that either Mr. Rose. or Miss Holm soon-would establish residence in Nevada or some other state to obtain a divorce under laws less demanding than those of New York. There, adultry is the only possible grounds. The October hearing will determine whether Mr, Rose must continue to pay the $700 a week

dicated he will try to have the figure reduced.

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Billy And Eleanor Rest For Next Round In Court

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|Figure in Love Thefts One May Seek | Faces Divorce Action

By United Press SANTA MONICA, Cal., Sept, 11

—Nathan Ruvell, a suave lawyer |

already enmeshed in several law suits involving affairs of the (heart, today faced a divorce suit filed by his wife, Mrs. Barbara {Maclean Ruvell.

| Mrs. Ruvell, a former film act{ress and interior decorator, yes'terday charged the former Chicago lawyer with mental cruelty in a suit filed in Santa Monica Superior court,

| Mrs. Ruvell, former wife of pro-ducer-actor Douglas Maclean, was {married to Mr. Ruvell Mar. 2. She sald in the suit that she was separated from him Aug. 14, less than six months after the marriage. She did not ask for alimony {and said there was no community property. | Mr. Ruvell is fighting a $100,000 love theft suit filed by a High{land Park, Ill, dentist, who {charged that the attorney *debauched” the dentist's wife and stole her love, The dentist, Dr. Samuel Binder,

said his wife told him, “You can’t ;

thrill me any more,” after she met Mr. Ruvell. He call Mr, Ruivell a diously makes himself attractive to women.” | Mr. Ruvell’s legal troubles were {compounded by a federal court {suit filed in Chicago by Mrs. Mirlam Wright, 35, of San Francisco,

more than $10,000. | He answered that he only wooed ithe California woman because she

{had told him she had only a few months to live and he felt would| LINCOLN, Neb. — The 3000- be cheered by demonstrations of guilty a few hours after he and

“muscular man who stu-

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ruvell

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| Surrenders in Jail | Break, Gets 2-5 Years

LINTON—One of two prisontemporary alimony which Miss who charged that he made love to|ers who enjoyed a three-day Holm has been .receiving since her and then talked her into sell- freedom after sawing through the| last November. Mr. Rose has in-|ing her $75,000 home for a little bars of the Greene County jail {has drawn a two-to-five year)

{prison sentence. The other

{awaiting trial in connection with

a robbery.

Floyd Vest, 20, Linton, pleaded

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United Press Telephoto. SUES FOR DIVORCE—Mrs. Edith Ann Manbevers, 14, of Waverly, O., is suing her hus. band, Erwin L. Manbevers, 21, for divorce on grounds of non. support, extreme cruelty and desertion. Shown with her is her 14-month-old son. Her petition, filed by her father because she is a minor, states she was mar- | ried at the age of 12.

member Lincoln American Legion affection.

post has a woman commander.|

Mrs. Maryellen Lorton, widow of similar suit in a San Francisco a World War II veteran, was court and asked for $200,000 dam-|await trial for a tavern robbery

elected without opposition.

| Dana Pearson, 24, also of Linton,

Mrs. Wright, a divorcee, filed a surrendered to authorities. Pear-

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