Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 8 February 1950 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1»M

Turn Hund-Hunters Into Movie Actors : T Amazon Savages In noiiywooa movie H<*Hywaod.-F*b*-.-L—(UP). —• Hollywood directors, who net ulcer* wringing performance* out of local cutie*, look with awe these day* Upon Lewi* Coalow.' He ju*t turned a tribe of savage head hunter» into movie actor*. Real, live, hone»t-to-gosh headhunter*. From the mouth ot the Amaaon river in South America. Coslow parked in by boat. mule, and toot to their native vittate and kept bi* camera* grinding while the boys ot the Jiverb tribe brought back a freshly lopped-off head and shrank it down to dolfslie. He got back with his own head, too. Three heads, in' fact. The savage* were so impressed with his i-omera hocuwpocu* they gave him a couple of souvenir*. The head hunters call 'em "tsant***.'' "i tried using those instead of etchings." Coslow said. "Invited a blonde up to see my 'taanlsas.' She

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raid she wasn't intereatud in any man with two shrunken heads." Costow’* movie, which he's tentatively THled ‘‘Headhunter* of the is probably the first in Hollywood history with such a bloodthirsty east. But he said it was easier getting the Jlvero* to act than it t* with a tot of (tumour girl* he could nama but wouldn’t. H* 4M»'t eaau taka, a makwup man with him. The ssrages pul on their own. And if it look* a little Ilka war-paint—that'* Just what it I*. “I walked in cold." he said. "I’ve been an explorer for years, but this was the first time I ever met th* headhunters up close. A* I'd approach a village I’d shout: whede. whe-de.' That means friend.'" Luckily, the gent* with the spears understood his dialect. When ba got closer, he dangled dime store beads and shiny trinket* In front of the women and kids and showed the warrior* his picture in a national magaxine "That impressed 'em.” Coslow said ' From there on in. with a fast assist from a native interpreter, this Hollywood explorer turned the Jlvero* into a bunch of movie stars

Two Men Are Seized On Narcotics Charge Two Million Dollars In Narcotics Seized Stew YoriL l-ah-X-ttlPj-Fed., erat agent* jailed two m*n with 12.00u.0b® in illegal narcotic* In their poMession today, identifying them as the local agent* of a nationwidenarcotic* ring. Authorities hinted other arrest* might take place in other cities, but refused to specify where, other than to say that the ring extended to Knoxville. Tenn , and New Orleans. La. Three New York detectives and two federal agents arrested Isidore Halitser. 31. and Philip Shear, also 31. shortly before midnight at the midtown hotel McAlpin "They had 12.iW0.0W worth of heroin with them and In their plant in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn." one detective said. "We had be, H tracking them since November " % Haliiser was arrested by detec five* posing a* hotel employes when he left a telephone booth in the hotel McAlpin. Confrey said ill (CQi ounces ot narcotics were found tn the booth Shear was arrested outside the hotel where fie was waiting for llaiflxer tn an automobile Confrey said Shear bad one ounce of heroin on hi* person and 33 more ounce* were found in the car. Confrey said the arresting of fleers then took the pair tn a ranted room In the Brighton district of Coney Island. Brooklyn, where they found equipment tor cutting the narcotic* and an additional 64--M ounce of heroin Confrey refused to confirm or dr ny that the ring might Im connested- wijh the re> ent dtiye In Chicago again*! lib gal narcotics which ha* in 23 arrest* New Church History Chairman Appointed IndianapalU. F* b. M -itTi Bu’h-r I Div«rs;iy z aniioUnt • d t<»d»y Rouifii OhlHif ti. how chtiich bT-Tnry ‘ 4* '"'’XtHTTi*'* at <”hri tian ( 'EujtnHb wax chair man ixt the de|)UrT|n« nt of ilnm ii history a? Bur ler »F Ur* Ilf Ulullvl’ E. <()!hg«- of religion, said Qtborit would ci-nit’ h» F4’ n*\t S*-nt. I. • "■ ■

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jdHKsHL B BATTONNa AWAY at Britain * Labor party, Winston Churchill, making hl* drat speech outside London in the current campaign, plead* that “If there ever was.a moment when after an our victone* and service* ... every patriotic man and woman on this island ought to be thinking about the country and taking a long view, that moment is now.” H* appear* before an overflow audience of 2,000 at Leeds town halt (intcmatvxtal Soundshofoi

Postal Official Is Fired On Fake Deals Stamp Deals Made With Speculators Washington, Feb. 8. — (UP)—' Postal inspectors today investigM" 1 od the rase of Harold F. a h«» wan forced to resign hU higu poat offii e i»ost because of ■txiip with speculators: The "F81..’ had\ u na?rc>mmej!>t" reports that it too ia looking in the which were- said to riivtihe hirgf bumn of inoiu‘y. AnfF’ro!»e is a nephew by marTiitge <*f Sen Joseph U. O’Mahoney, IT, Wvo. and until last month was »’»e* ial aksiatant to poHtmasJesse M Ihiaaldeon Ocmaldsf'ti toM thr united press la M nUbt fitrtf ite-tlwMuattiUsdxAAial. r«‘< 4»iva*d - Ambrose a resiKnadon from the UO.OOft-a year job on Jan I! Ite said he accepted It “wMh Ifrejudtce-wiJich is tantamount to rtiJuoYaL.:.’" Itonaldeon said that at (t'Mahon ey’s. InaUtence. AtnhroHc. came to him and made a Joan breast of th* whole affair. Axr<*r<linc to Hie mneraT irenftt ThT 'Win : the heme worked: Anihroao approached s’ever, al speculators' - Dwiialdstxi ‘aid 'appurentiy gambh "* and -shhwT»(t’them a ratalogm* iist »n 4 sp* < kd' commemorative '-tamps ar )i .:h< r prices than their a< tua. He i-.iiithe -pc< ula’or* 7 tTinf ’»U they phi up the ffninrv he <-Ot»H luv th*- stamp?* and rc-sell them i re ii. liiz* •! dvalet > at an raurrnm.*' profit He sueniioned .♦ 50 percent profit, an ! Huid he was to receive l 2.6 percent. A few i»f the* investor* actuallx received the profit promised But JJauH? -Tor lhJL„pa) d?n came from "investments" of some of tiie~Jater S|»e. ulators and these wourui u|» as heavy losers in the deal. .V. 1 >-*n»!*l-on told new.-then that Ambrose told him he"worked th* sHoonv lor the past year anef a half - B-t w wrinre. •‘il'b d iild 4t 'tnolve ♦•ither tti»‘ uMpf post office department funds or the imp nt the mails to defraud "I don't know that there halieun it in ■■ violation of federal law/ be si.id. The t|U“sfion will have to_ he cWMed- attorney general J Howartf" MtTTFafh"“ Some Mate KtatufeH aks*» might be inToTVOd n> — -- Ikma’d-cm said he has no idea how mtrrh money a tiiaily change*' harcFs while the si.h<*me was in op eration But th*' .Washington Times Iler aid. -which Woke th** afory in •' copyrighted nrticlr last niglTt. r» T -’'n»'»4-d tii.at Ambrose was traid To .have, told lionaldson that he re-te-iyerf a toiitl from the sper-iJainr-; and paid out r f thi« in "pn»fits.' Ihmaidwon said that Ami»rrisrrouid not have worked ijiß :O!i ..regular stamp collectors, be raiise these dealers would huvknowm they < ouid buy stamps a' .the depart m* nth "philatelic ag«-n cy." ’ . - Two Men Arrested On Speeding Charges — On« man was arrested Tnr apeed • i«5 by city po!i«-<- Tuesday and an oHter was fined in jdstic e of t 1 peaye c ourWor saiiie.:charg. David Siu pherd. of' Gene»a zrrested for going ;*« -hriles an on Thirteenth sire*-* police, and is tty appear in juirti ot I'eace Justice Floyd Huuttr Tue>dr fined Leonard Wagh-y. aJ»p of Gn< »«» ft au*r c-bsts b.iaiii.;.’ 1i1.7“ Wagtey iud been arrested. a[>6 f.*r Mining ou Thirteenth »!i»t i •**•

Geologists Work On State Coal Resources BliMiinhixton.-nid.. Feb. 8 - (l'P> — Wliii. Indiana * 8.&00 coal min ers were on strike today, geologist* worked tn a laboratory at Indiana University to forecaat the quantity quality and location ot Hooaler coat rqaource*. The *rreuti»t* said they used 1 ■ ■■ v £. ■ i CONVICTfO in Chicago criminal court ot the Christma* Eve shoot- !<« at fl-ycar-old Penny ttuit dur- “ mg Soi.Tup~bl her rawer* tavem.Bruce Meeks. 17 (above), and his ex-convict accomplice, William <Hot D-'gl Riley. 27. are each under sentence ot 40 to 50 years tor robbery, .plus 13 to 14 years tor wounding the girl —• bccaust she cried. (In'crnattonal,

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March 17 Opening Day For Bock Beer Indianapolis,, ftb, S-Hl Ri”*.: The Indiana alcoholic beverage itunmiaeion announced today It set March 17 B* the opentag day ot retail sale ot Buck beer in Indian*. Chairman Bernard K. Doyle, in a letter to brewer* and beer wdwteaatet*,. laMtSKlti. .. liver Bock beer to retailer* as near that date as possible. "He nrtd retaller* were not to put Bock beer on sale until; Bt. Patrick's day. Urges Federal Union i For Democracies Appeal Mode Today _ By Noted Scientist Washington. Feb S — (UP)— Dr Harold C. Urey, the di»coverer ot heavy hydrogen, .urged cohere** today to tnvtie the Atlantic democracies to form a federal union “immediately" or risk the loss <rf their support. 3 “As new weapons develop having longer range, it is ner.ess.ary that | governmental unit* must be larger i in scope." said the notW aioniii scientist wliose discovery fnade the HJtomb theoretically possible. i id.'re.y.- ot Hl' hiurd of | lhe Atlantic union committee, told’ a senate foreign relations «nbt->!ii-' mil tee -that failure of lie.. United. • Stale* to call a federal rumrenttatu' of the Atlantic countries may re-1 suit In "Intense discouragement”; , among the European demiMracfts. "Tin’ threat of atomic bombs. In I filtration within, sabto.ap,- and n '(.•Ung of utter li.ji'l' »o» arc , lour inetnl''* 4n Europe." h" sail 'Tin re is a limit !■> wli.i' people ' scan endure. ~ ~ , 1 rey - wax backed !o I- ■ I pri me court Justlir Own J Rote rrt, wholohl th, ,eb, .ninii’.tie ’h i eongr* ss must- lake the lead in wrliilin.- the d< '■!••» ia> ie±, tn' • ;. ■ united front to stop w rid cornu :>•■ Ism and pt, vent World War 111 ~. ! . - "A TT37ral —Uhioll if —Srtrnric ■ dvig-irrs ie» *i ii. a i ohitus!!) fcr sign pobey. *.a>nip<m eii”rney. a i I.QYHni I A*»l**<WAipaip ' i f veML-Jl If <\ • i f . . • il J - > •! said, '’is the sur»“t. ch»ap !«frnnKF«t war tn »tep war *’*»p ’ cortlmtimlsw • ctfH’r prt»*jver!iv. «x ’ lend frF» d<»m " 1 -AmicroMcop* • to ptamlnF fnanißst-* in(llkufr of veurs *'!<l ‘ ’ - vtFP- «.. ' rpfatfnr «twtfwlh p?»nifWp« ****»' *** ■ field* lo*4 bvi.iu work* J ‘-o ' rhPy will he Hbb« to telUUie a.•. ■ fhPu *MI Whig mined <»nd ts-i « th • i rrtto * putsch of • *ai Trade in « uood Tdwn — oec<BwrT

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result* ot the exercise *o- f»r they were sure they could reusaetnMe Berlin airlift "in a Matter ot nitnuies" —-.-■■■ , It was ÜBUerstood Hie air force rested the ability of-tbe transports and their pilot* to evacuate casualties as well a* transport airborne and standard tittamry ta afi kinds of weather. 0 - Accordlftg to a new medical the- , ory. —mrtraianced hormone* can cause mental disease. Hormone* J are chemical* produced by the ■ body gland*.

WAKE UP! BURGLARS’ Don’t wait for burglar* to steal your valuable*. See us now about an JEtna K Residence and Outside M Theft Insurance Policy. Not only pays for what g burglars take, but also for m the damage they can**. 3 The Suttles co. Agent* a » I Phone 3SB ** ■ Q Decatur. Indian* HHM ■ it mas omunElf’Pw a** uarrr a* t‘ . ualLun •»««