Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1932 — Page 18

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FILM DISPLAYS JAPAN'S POWER Army Parades for Emperor and Times News Reel. Militarj power of Japan on display before Emperor Hirohito in the ennual review before his imperial highness at Yoyogi parade grounds, is one item of interest in the current issue of The Indianapolis Times-Universal Newsreel, being exhibited at leading local theaters. Showing a powerful force of fighting machinery equipped with the beet modern means, the Japanese army parades regiments of Infantry, cavalry and artillery before the emperor. Officers of the mikado’s guard form a picturesque escort, but under this showiness, there is present the unmistakable evidence of power In the precision and maneuvers of

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the troops, while the flying machines above show a well-trained brand of airmanship. Graham McNamee, ace announcer of the National Broadcasting Com- | pany staff and the talking reporter ' of the screen, comments on this and other subjects in the reel. A fishermen’s strike at San Pedro, Cal., which has tied p a $50,000,000 j industry, is another unit of the reel. The rescue by coast guardsmen of flood victims at Greenwood, Miss.; unemployed men at Grand Rapids, j Mich., working on civic projects for wages of food and fuel; the modem city of Resina,’ Italy, being razed to restore the city of Herculaneum are i other items\f interest, ROY SAHM NOT QUIZZED Retiring County Councilman Never Involved in Road Investigation. Roy Sahm, who resigned as a member of the county council Thursday, was not involved in a recent road wage claim investigation by county commissioners, as The Times stated Thursday. Sam Pfend-

ler, another member of the coun-J cil, was the councilman who was questioned bv commissioners.

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THOUSANDS DEFIED DEATfT tobringittoyou! No thrill ever to equal itl E C DV Never before, surely never again, can It Jtjf X. j happen! Human life Is too precious. jflpL/ llgll|aiaiaßßEß But this story demanded production. Jr JRT/ @|||g BajjPi| gSajaß H It was so great, it had to come to life! Jkzsj\ dc*’ jßSjpplf KaßOj |P|jg|i| jjlSillSi Ijjßajilj BKaaM | Lieut. - Com. Frank YVead, a retired Yltf jl / A MB naval officer wrote it. His love story i* ~ '*■+*' A &HBEL |jgrc flung against a spectacular background ' T /£ W&Bm hitherto unapproached for heer thrill I / the man who made Bombing Planes! jABL IBf “the big WJp Ships and Men V lUffia aBBSmSr mm HhIH house” Uncounted! YOU WILI ‘ 1 U| H| fflgWi George Hill, up to now, has enjoyed WITNESS THINGS WSh. HB MBMBI ■ life -M fame because of “The Big House.” . * Wm*fk Bl From You’re Invited Aboard the screen! With CONRAD NAGEL, DOROTHY JORDAN, Airplane Carrier Saratoga mf^Smrn^ MARJORIE RAMBEAU, MARIE PREVOST Here is the miracle ship from whose !aHp ~ ■ . jßßr< .. . , sirs deck bombing-planes rise like clouds Here is one of the truly great pictures produced for the screen, not FromTh'a dS?' Xpw nE> only because It is the most ambitious talkie ever yet attempted, SSK MBL ORr /'Xv but because this human Btor y matches tears and •nd sacrifice to grip your soul i ( Xv laughs and romance for every spectacular thrill in it. Do you want adventure? You’ll risk your life in a JJ&I Government to umiiHUAMUP daredevil flight...you’U barrel-roll and plunge earth/VW9TI Help Make WOMEN OF THE ward.. . you’ll conquer the dangers of sea and air S p T *" S Picture! FLEET * /<?■■** -J# s7'• * • V°o’ll fight your best pal and win the heart of U: f) ■ W the woman you want. You’ll laugh and cry and r * W itt n t Easy prey for red-lips are sailor- f jjffi sit on the edge of your seat with thumping heart - LI/ I If to those men who Wallace Beery as ‘‘Windy” pays & P I [ making “Hell hard-boiled courtship to Marjorie f * ; I Divers” and to Rambeau as “Mayme Kelso'* J Imk. " I j cfficfals'whcMmade you’ll see something new in ro- Ji MPTDA I HU/VU MAVFD I / it possible to bring mances. Beery will give you many AX IYI t I KU"U U LI/W TN - IVIA YE R ritertahamt*of a hearty laugh. And a tear or two! /J L J modern times. What an actor! swiSoN zSTARTINGTOMORROW- , Never I m \. m VV Jm * 1 L 1 Jr /fl selected from umi MUMN dpi (ilas j—Hearst Metrolone News

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Youth’s Death Held Snicide BRAZIL, Ind., Jan. 29.—A coroner's verdict that William Eppert,

18-year-old high school student committed suicide, exonerated pa-

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trolman John Hunter of blame for his death. Dr. Patrick Veach, cor-

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oner, said the youth, wanted by police for questioning regarding thefts

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killed himself as Hunter approached him.