Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 96, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1934 — Page 18

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PRISON RIOTING SCENES SHOWN IN TIMES REEL Blazing Buildings, Quelling of Mutiny Feature Screen News. S’rikine '-renes as hundreds of Convict •• the model penitentiary at Graterford Pa before state troopers pour in to quell the mutiny are seen m the current issue of The Indianapolis Times-Universal Newsreel. whirh has Graham McNamee. noted radio announcer, as its talking reporter. Several buildings set on fire by the rioters can be seen plainly from the Universal Newsreel camera plane. Below the guards force the maddened convicts back into their ceils and order is restored temporarily. Other important events seen in the reel include an exclusive interview with Senator Huey Long, whose accusations of "debauchery" in New Orleans are rebutted by the city's

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mayor, T. Semmes Walmsley; the sensational crash of racing cars on a slippery dirt track at Hamburg. N. Y.; the wreck of planes piloted by two Chinese student pilots over Brooklyn. N. Y.; Italian army maneuvers reviewed by the king and Premier Mussolini at Futa Pass; scenes of the damage caused by a bomb placed in the home of the mavor of McGuffey. O, during a strike bv onion weeders; the refuelling high above the airport at Glenview, ill., by two girls from Texas trying for the women's endurance record; views near Oklahoma City, where sudden heavy rains put an end to the long drought; and the chief executive at the first presidential review in many years to take place at West Point. BOY REPORTED MISSING Youth. 15, Not Seen Since Yesterday Morning, Police Told. Police have been asked to aid in the search for James Evans, 15, who has been missing from the home of his uncle at 2036 East Washington street since yesterday morning. The boy is said to have been wearing a red baseball cap, grey trousers, a light shirt and black and white shoes when last seen.

CENTRAL LABOR UNION TO BACK HOUSING DRIVE City Leader Names Group to Aid C. of C. in Campaign. John Smith, president Central Labor Union, announced today that organized labor is backing the better housing program now going forward under the terms of the national housing act. The Central union has formed a committee to co-operate with the Chamber of Commerce in the local i campaign for better housing, which the chamber is directing for the state housing administration. Mr. Smith has appointed Charles Wilson, representing the sheet metal workers, committee chairman. Other members are Carol Ambrose, representing the iron workers; Charles Frauer, plumbers, and Charles Lutz, electrical contractors.

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The Theatrical World Shirley Temple Scores Again in New Picture BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

IS Shirley Temple still Just as sweet, as cute and as unspoiled as she has been in her early pictures? The question is appropriate because Shirley, the 5-year-old movie sensation, now is on view in "Now and Forever,” at the Circle. It won't be long before Shirley will be a star in her own right because in

this movie she is co-starred with Gary Cooper, and Carole Lombard. Although Miss Lombard and Mr. Cooper give pleasing accounts of themselves, it is the 5-year-old who walks off with the acting honors. Child actors generally get me in a bad frame of mind, but this youngster is different different because she is an

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actress of charm and even ability. In the scene where she disoovers

Photographers Pick Elwood By United Press LA PORTE, Ind., Au. 31.—Elwood was selected for the 1935 meeting of the Indiana Photographic Club at conclusion of the organization's annual convention here.

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that her "daddy” told her a fib to cover his crime of stealing jewels, this 5-year-old actually got my eyes wet. The little girl can go into a tearful scene with as much ease as she does the mast fantastic play scene. She is a natural actor, a child who doesn't have to imitate, because she responds naturally to every situation. "Now and Forever” is a clean, interesting and humanly done movie. It is for the entire family. It is delightful. Now at the Circle. s b n r T''HE Indiana theater opened its season today with Bing Crosby, Miriam Hopkins and Kitty Carlisle in ‘ She Loves Me Not.” Loew s Palace is presenting Fredric March and Constance Bennett in "The Affairs of Cellini.” Harold Lloyd in "The Cat’s Paw” starts his second week at the Apollo. The Lyric theater today opens its new policy of vaudeville and movies.

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PRISONER LEAPS OFF TRAIN; RECAPTURED Daring Escape Attempt Is Foiled by Agents. Bv United Press SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Aug. 31 Moe Vogel, reputed to be the only prisoner who ever escaped from the federal prison at Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, Cal., bav was held

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safely In Jail again today after a new daring escape attempt. Handcuffed and wearing ieg irons on his way here from McNeil Island prison in the state of Washington, to face a robbery charge, Vogel jumped from a moving train at Ellsworth, Kan. The train was held up an hour until federal men found

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him In an alley attempting to remove the irons. Alcatraz was a military prison in 1919 when Vogel escaped while serving a sentence for army desertion. He swam a short distance Ito a boat and was free for five 1 months. Recaptured, he was sent to ; McNeil Island.

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