Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1938 — Page 16

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PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL—BUT RARE IN THIS FAMILY

ign Grandpa Vanderhof presiding, peace finally reigns hysterical Sycamore household in this final scene Take It With You,” Frank Capra’s film adaptation rize play which comes to Loew? s on Friday. The play-

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ers, seated from left to right, are Donald Meek, Halliwell Hobbes, Samuel S. Hinds, Mischa Auer, Mary Forbes, Lionel Barrymore, Edward Arnold, Jean Arthur, James Stewart, Ann Miller and Dub Taylor. Standing are Eddie Anderson, Spring Byington and Lillian Yarbo.

Marx Brothers Compelled ToHewtol Line in New Film!

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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3 (U. P).— | Edwina Booth, actress, improved Admission Taxes Off Less Than 2 Per Cent.

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parently showed but moderate) shrinkage during the first half of | 19038, according to Poor's Industry!

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| ‘Movie € P).— Sept. 1, and a rise in consumer in-

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per cent, indicating the public's] entertainment,

come, the survey reports.

Mz’ HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3 (U. Edmund Fellegi, 25, a studio property man, died late yesterday of in-| juries suffered when he fell from a high catwalk almost at the feet of | Carole Lombard during the filming of a movie scene. Mr. Fellegi plunged extras One,

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{box office rec eipts should show im-| provement during coming months,” says the analysis. “Film costs have been reduced recently, without loss of picture quality, with the result that producers’ profit margins should be wider. Meanwhile, theater construction, which for the first seven months of 1938 was nearly 21 per cent under that of a year ago, should increase as theater owners become more confident over general business prospects, » th e survey said.

QOD, Oct. 3 (U. P) = Stan Laur the movie comedian with the sour face, had real life ex-| periences to suit the expression today. He must undergo trial Oct.! 24 on a charge of driving while intoxicated to which he pleaded inno-

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| ter—munitions and beer—of Pilsen and Investment Surveys. Admission | Will become almost a frontier city.

ternal Revenue were off less than 2 Moravska-Ostrava and Brno appar-

unwillingness to give up its theater |scite area although they have clear despite reduced in- | majorities of Czechs.

“Under the stimuli of the $250,000 ever is left contest. which began | gion will be greatly weakened by {loss of the industrial centers along come and general business activity, the frontier. |slovakia may lose two hops regions ‘of Zatec and Ustek which are im-| Card of Thanks portant for export trade.

furniture trade will the Czechs are sure of retaining

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_ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1938

only minor forests on the MoravoSilesian frontier,

Money to Loan FR 30| Money to Loan 30

PRAHA TO GET * FINANCIAL AID FROM LONDON

Agricultural Nation With Few Industrial Centers To Be Created.

One of the greatest losses will be the big lignite coal deposits on which many industries and railroads depend. These are in Sudetenland. The biggest and best coal | fields are in the Teschen area, taken by Poland. Only small fields in the Kladni, Pilsen and Moravia areas will remain. Loss of the big fields may severely hamper industries at Pilsen, Praha, Brno and Zlin. Blast furnaces and steel mills at | Moravska-Ostrava would go to Ger- | many if the plebiscite so decides. | The chief steel production remain- | ing in the republic would be the PRAHA, Oct. (U. P.).—The|Mmanufacture of nails, screws, small

(instruments and some farm maGovernment of O=zechoslovakia |‘ A

chines. Railway coach, automobile, looked to Great Britain and France bicycle and motorcycle plants may today for financial aid to pull this

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nomic shock of dismemberment IDENTITY IS CORRECTED!

under the four-power Munich Walter Simpson, 36, who was|

agreement, The extent to which Czechoslovakia will be partitioned still was|found dead Sunday in front of a| uncertain. An international com- |restaurant, was erroneously reported mission and a plebiscite eventually by police to have lived at 2625 Guilmust fix the new frontiers. If|ford Ave. Police, in correcting the Adolf Hitler gained all of the ter- error, said the address was obtained | ritory that he marked out for ces-|{rom Mr. Simpson's driver's license. | sion or for plebiscites on his Godesberg map the loss to Czechoslovakia B. & 0. FLYER DERAILED would be tremendous, but the| CUMBERLAND, Md. Oct. 6 (U. Czechs do not expect that to|P).—Nine coaches of the eastbound | happen. |Baltimore & Ohio Ambassador | Such industrial centers as Morav- | Limited were derailed today as the! ska-Ostrava and Brno, both within train entered Cumberland. No one the specified plebiscite area, have |was injured. The coaches remained strong Czech majorities, they say. upright.

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BRUNSON John Franklin of 72 -

St., beloyed father of 1 Hazel Grant,

Arch husband of Lydia Ann and Leonard, stepfather of Mrs. McCoy of La Porte and brother of Charles and Elmer Brunson, departed this life Tuesday, age 61. Funeral Thursday, Oct, 6, the MOORE ® KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HOME, 530 Station St, 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends invited.

DYE-Paul Jefferson, age 45, beloved husband of Lillian Dye, father of Martha and Edith Dye and Dorothy MocAtee, | stepfather of Virginia Witt, brother of Lulu Rhynearson, Lloyd, Albert and Park Dye and Adria Delks and Ruth Arbuckle, passed away Wednesday a. m. Funeral from the residence, 1610 Tabor St.. Sate!

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3. A great part of the richest Czech industrial and natural resources areas in the Sudeten and Teschen districts, including large forests, coal, blast furnaces. steel mills, factories, electricity sources. inen and silk mills, ceramics and glassware industries, railroads and resort centers.

Pilsen to Be on Frontier

Although the exact extent of the loss to Czechoslovakia cannot be analyzed until the new frontiers are finally fixed, an estimate of the areas Herr Hitler wants by cession and plebiscite given out through diplomatic channels pictured the state as becoming “principally an agricultural community with several isolated industrial centers such {as Praha and Zlin.” The present great industrial cen-

urday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial| Concordia Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence after 11 a, m. Thursday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

ALL-—Peter Martin, beloved hushand of Myrtle Hall, brother of Andrew, John, Tore and Peter Folden of Stanwood. Wash, passed away at dee residence, 2138 Shelby St., Monday Services at the BERT 8S. GADD FUNERAL HOME, Churchman Ave. at Prospect, Thursday | Oct. 6 2 pm Friends invited. In-| terment Washington Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home any time.

RABER—Leorn E., entered into rest Tuesaay, age 60 vears: husband of Minnie R Raber, father of Mary Raber, stepfather of Ralph E. Huter, son of Alfretta Raber. brother of Nevin W. and Beniah Raber. Funeral Thursday. 2:30 p. m., at HARRY W. MOORE FU NER AL CHAPEL. Burial Sutherland Park Cemetery.

RUSSE—Christian, father of Mrs. G. Lang, Mrs. Howard Pfeiffer, Mrs. Flmer Stone and Carl Russe. passed awav at Bis home 1603 Woodlawn Ave, M day 3. Funeral Thursday, the J. C 230 Prospect St Crown Hill Friends may neral home

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Detroit Czech experts argue that what-

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