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ERMAN SILENT BOMBING TRIED IN SPANISH WAR

Long-Predicted Type of Air Raid Now Used Against Britain.

MAJ,

Times

By AL WILLIAMS

Aviation Writer The long predicted “silent approach” type of air raid has been used against England. This form of attack has been in the air-force technical files of more than one nation. Some gave it attention and made plans to take advantage of it. and others have ignored it as another of those ‘can’t happens” (until it does, and then it's Contemplated in theor vears, the silent-approach raid w tried out under wartime conditions in Spain There it was decided to stage a -tuhe experiment of gliding through the ski an air raid =o that sound detectors would be ineffective. Bombers climbed to ereat altitudes, such as 20.000 to 25.000 feet, shutting off the engines while 30 or more miles away from the enemy target (distance dependent upon whether wind direction was favorable or head-on) Thus there was none of the al engine roar and propeller buzz.

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Sparkplug Severely Tried This was a slick scheme, but chanical provision had to be in the engines for execution, The aircraft sparkph revel'el: hy the enormous heat hard-pushed engines during the climb with Inaded ships. Temperatures high altitudes are 7er0 Shutting these cold the limit the the plugs. On ide chill is accentuaten the glide CON fime-

opened

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tlizcarded because foulprolonged SpE vou will hear short in for power a bomber would wipe tactics. The -1njection

glide pilot irsta of power on a landing Sucl

a his 1 \ 1 of mean noise. and noise by smeaking up on a target out the silent-approach Germans developed fue to replace the orthodox carsince it makes no difference how long a pilot 1aling engme has At

extending

engines buretors how far or glides such hottom for 20 to '

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ea te Deaths

Mary C. Ingle. BR Frank and Andrew,

Kelley 38 Leonard: daughters Mrs and Migses Frances and brothers, Roger and Charles Mora Leslie and Mrs. Sarah

Mrs

Silas,

RIRDSE YF Surviy 5. Sons Sur

BOONY] TLLE

Fred

Wallace 68 J. Kenned: Nellie Caron brother, E. FP.

Elverd, 57. Sur Virginia Belcher Arthur, Ferd. John _and James Mrs. Bess Chenault, Mrs, Bridget I il and Mrs. Elmer Kendall, x CENTHIANA Mrs. Susan Montgomery, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Eva Clifford Mrs. Alma Smith.

DARLINGTON A. TL, vivors: Wife, Lulu; sons Charles, Lockard, Raymond, Normart ELKHART Survivors

Miss Jeax ister

Tames EB

Thoma: a Miss Cathe _CANNELTON- Fred re; Daughter, Mrs prot) ners

Be SurOmer, and

Hankins, 73. Carlos, William

Mrs Marion Hansen 36 Husband, Edward: daughter, Hansen; father, Marvin Coppes; Miss Josephine Coppes. Nancy Ann Paul, 85 Survivors: ster and Clinton: daughter, Mrs Kollar: sister. Mrs. Lovina Luce Jacob Richter, 53, Survivors N Daniel Richter: brothers Henrv and William; sister ams. Mrs, Edith F LaBelle and Mrs.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Bennet Sisters, Century Old, in Films

1 A RA. ey Wo son I Go 5

1940

It has been considerably more than 100 years since the world first met the five marriageable

novel, (1935),

Bennet girls between the covers of Jane Austen's time their matrimonial adventures reached the stage movies. Here are the five actresses who will be seen Friday: In the first row, left te right, are Ann Rutherford Maureen O'Sullivan (Jane), Marsha Hunt, above left, plays Mary,

“Pride and Prejudice.” and, now at last they have crashed the in the familiar characters at Loew's, (Lydia).

NEIGHBORHOODS

Granada Closes Its Doors After Career of 12 Years

DAVID MARSHALL THE RATHER EVENTFUL career of the Granada

tonight when the big South Side theater closes it: an indefinite period in 10928, it opened its doors two months before the equally big Square, only a stone's throw awa: More than a score of managers presided at the Granada until the Fountain Square Theater Co. took over itz operation in 1931 — = Since then things have gone more with a flashlieht Mont But the difficulties of op- see the illuminated erating twa 1500-seat, Class A the- along the ramps. aters same neighborhood have the Fountain Square management has decided to concentrate the best available features i other house It is hinted. although without of- : ] ficial confirmation, that the Granada «i: or Tonight and Be mayv be reopened in the fall under : a different policy.

will he inferrupied

doors after the final show far

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theater folk their own which minitiated. used in talking with in the projection room wk house phone, Most opera r ATN v SQu ARE—Ton don’t start until from Ind wrorty le Mothe downstairs they the word to “hit ed whet ng the silver.” Besides are 776TS. up” the

Like race ‘car dr have a lingo all would bafile Mich of the over

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the phone system there bu One buzz, or the word on phone, means to crease the sound volume, two buzzes “down” indicates the speakers are too loud. Four buzzes ‘makes the operators pop their heads through the little windows to find out what is wrong with the picture. The four call is used to tell the operator that ; the frame isn't centered on the PIRI screen, there's a hair in the aperture which looks like a rope when magnified on the reen. the arelight has grown dim mist about anvthing which can with the film. Three ‘answer the phone When a assistant he's row’ he means

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AMmorBrother

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20 wrong and

buzzes means

“Abe T.inealn fn

theater manager arhay To“going down to the he's going downtown te visit one of the local movie exchanges, there to preview a picture or arrange his bookings. A “galloping celluloid” a “quickie”-—a Class B picture which is strictly punk. A “super stupor” program a double feature of two good and long tures. Super far good, stupor for length Two smallies on the same bill means a manager is showing a “super stinkroo.” ." »n ” Nn

tells his y Y urdar Framed’ ang Wes x Tvnhoon' and through Satand Saturnd {emorraw: 11 and Hoosier Susay Tomo: orm’ and

is tamarrow: Ans MN Schoo! box STRAND—Ton igh | 1 Torrid Zone i Mortal S RB ‘other 0 a Pic 4 Agent N Comes T AC OMA-—-1 Nurse Rdith Rookies Went TALBOTT - Dark Command Tv X¥ Do. Ride 0 \ ER ' Amar hren Sat urdas Ch

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Kiddie Club is prefourth annual birthsome Saturday matinee than three years been jamming the dav afternoons to serial and join in and contests, Between 30 and 40 prizes are given away each Saturday to The Strandites have received than four carloads of in the past three years. Tong At Saturday Claude Allison x wy distribute comic books to his The club roster contains and of 1700 Man? from other hoods E child has a Fach time

MIC

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party at AL 1 ns UrTowN ~Tonight soon ron the kids

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CRILLY THE RID OUTLAWED®

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a he Vagire's

parking biggest theater

held the largest

Last Sund lot (said to be the lot in the world) number of cars the house's history—927. Carl Niesse, the Vogue's owner, sent some of the ushers out to do a research. He found predominating makes were Chevrolets, Oldsmobiles and Buicks. Among the cars were 16 station Other than Indiana cars were chariots from Illinois. Ohio, New York, District of Colum - Missouri and Ala-

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ALL RIDES REL

In the course of

beginning Greer Garson (Elizabeth) and and Heather Angel is Kitty,

SCHENCK TRIAL SET FOR OCT. 2

(U.P)

Coxe

July 31 Allred C. trial

NEW Federal Oct. 2 M. Sehenck, 20th Cenfurv-Fox Film Corp

YORK

Judge has

wat for the of Joseph

chairman of the board

of om charges of income tax evasion, conand

with alleged

SPITracy permry In connection

false statements to an mceome fax Joseph Schenck 's

er, will

Mmrvestigator H Mos 832. 000-a-vear brought to same date, but will faee onl charge of income fax evasion The perjury charge against Mr. Schenck is in connection with a 100.000 loan to William Bioflf, West Coast motion picture union official

Mr bookkeeptrial on the

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"Marviand.” with Wal Far Ba Brenda Paine a 3:33 Sailor's J

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LYRIC Nichols and i “ass Daley, of $38 and 932 Wagons Westward," HITS ta Louise and 10.26

Nancy Kelly. SAILOR'S

iG Hall LADY

Celebrated Composer and Trumpet Player

FAMOUS PENNIES

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CASS DALEY=—3 WOLDS FENWICK & (00K

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31,

HOLLYWOOD

Studios

Deaths—Funerals

Wednes., , duly sl,

| RACTARD Harry C., father of Mrs Sigler and Mrs. Dorothy Purse! Mondav evening Services Ruchanan Man m Friende Friends ma:

{Tn diana polis Ti mes, V Helen paserd ava at the | Flanner 1 Removing Barbs From

mortuary,

Ante Nazi Fi lms for Seuth America BEAMAN-Tyvena Ahhett

mother of Mrs. Maude Long garet Lvens, Walter, aad William passed awav Tuesdar Services

Mare Ahhett

rida

By PAUL HARRISON

July 31.—From two individual sourds this department has heard that German: is censoring American pictures in three South American countries. and that the governments have agreed tacitly to suppress proved by Nazi diplomatic representatives. The situation seems a little over-stated. The U. S. Department of

HOLLYWOOD,

narily I'd consider reliable,

Commerce doesn't know about it, anyway, and the Producers’ Association denies it. All the same, I'm pretty sure that this has had a lot to do with the movies’ quick swing away from anti-Nazi subjects. There is some proof in the current Claudette Colbert-Rav Milland picture, “Arise My Love,’ The story is based somewhat on the experience of Harold Dahl, the American flyer who, captured and condemned by General Franco, was saved by the plea of his beautiful wife From there on, though. the character of the wife seems to be modeled after Dorothy Thompson. Anyway, the comsedy proceeds to more recent events. and it ribs the Nazis. And almost every reference to Germany or Hitler is being filmed in two versions—one definitely anti-Nazi, the other with most of the sting removed. The latter will be used in South America. The studio says this is being done merely out of consideration for exhibitors on the lower conti=nent. Feeling is so strong among the Tatin hot-bloods that any strong veference to Nazis, either for or against, raises uproar in the theaters. 2 ” THE COLONY the frankly told prominent actor cently left him with of suing for divorce. With the breaking up of their home, says the actor, his mother-in-law agreed 10 take care of the details of closing the house and paving off the servants, So he gave her a signed check with the amount blank--and she took his entire hank account Until recently, off contract at actor had been for several vears posited quite a lot when he began a picture on another lot the other day, he had ta borrow eating monev for the week! And his wife's family are wealthy!

”n chuckling at difficulties of a whose wife re= the intention

when he went one studio, the working steadily and had de=of cash. Yet,

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JEANETTE Nelson Edd:

» MacDONALD an are cos=starring in “Bittersweet.” Recording a song for the picture, Eddv gargled a ‘couple of notes and spoiled a take

LAST SHOW 10 PF. M,

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Wm. Pawel “STAR oF MIDNIGHT

Tomorrow!

Fred, March Virg. Res “THERF GOES MY HEART”

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9 2. m. Conkle Puneral Home Friens invited Burial Washington Park Friends may call sb tbe {uneral home

CARDER=Perev of Elizabeth son of Mis. Harriett A, dianapolis, hrother Servies of Indianapolis Sutton of California, passed away Jul 30. Services Friday, 11 a. m., Oliv» Branch Christian Churebh, Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Friends mav call the home, 2341 8. Peun., any time,

COOPER==Franklin A, age 66 years, loved husband of Nellie C father of Mis. Alice McClelland and Mrs, Mildred McCullough, James B., Louie 1., William aid | F.. Robert R., Edward N. and Kenneth Sai C. Cooper, passed awav Monday at resi“But how about dence hi 8, Yarns Ave, Funeral Thurs N Ca BYGA day, ug. 1 FU at the Ushe I'm sure: Mortuary 2313 WwW Was hington yoy something i”

Friends invited Rurial Mora Park “Tihbett and Cemetery, Friends may call at mortuary perfect team

James, father of

beloved Dara hy

which ordi- hushand

{ Ine Charles

any films disap- Arthur

“Where's Allan Jones?” S. Van Dyke, the director. “Is he busy right now?” “Maybe we could get him,” Miss MacDonald Lawrence Tibbett “Now you've exclaimed Eddy Grace Moore—the for this picture!” o” » » THERES A STRONG indiecation of the new order of practical picture-making in Warner Bros. firing of Paul Muni and Director William Dieterie. This was not a mere refusal te renew contracts The stellar actor and direction were ousted hefore their contracts had expired and were given settlements. Both men were regarded as too doggoned arty and argumentative and temperamental. Muni always raised Cain about his scripts and has insisted on changes which hurt his pictures at the box office. Most recently he was making trouble about “High Sierra,” slated for his next flicker. Die= terle had refused to direct numer- dence, 1601 EK. Tabor St ous stories, and in turn had fought | <¢all at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308

¥ J A) \ : Prospect alter 8 Ny m Wednesda for stories which the studio didn't Services Thursaat b p. mm. Interment like,

Crown Hill, ACTRESS GETS DIVORCE LLOS ANGELES, July 31 (U. P) Florence Rice, aciress daughter of sports writer Grantland Rice, ob-! tained a divorce vesterdayv from her film actor husband Robert W, Will-! cox, charging cruelty

asked W

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OSNERmathey Inna tony, Mrs. nliz. siste Indianannlis Risomincton, neral THhAursda Churcn of Binomington Cemeters 2 1 3901 N. Delaware, until 10 dav and at the residence of Ftiey miles northeast of ton, {rom 1 np. Mm. Wednesday Thinsdayv and at the ehureh after p.m. Thursday.

age MM Adamson of -

Ann Litna

William

Cynthia of Mrs, Mrs

aver

1504

DOBSON-<Harrv hushand of Dorothy, | stepfather of Claudia Burne o.her Ivan and Charles of Tn passed away Monday evening. Friends mav call at the W. T. Blasengym Moriuary, 2228 Shelby, after 4 p. m. Wednesday. Fu neral services 2 p. m. Thursday, at 1} mortuary, Burial Washington Cemetery.

FITZSIMMONS. Helen Rufus Burnett. sister Einma Neinever and passed away Tuesday p

of 918 Chadyiek., Helaved father of Harry 1

Augusta, mother of Freida Fen Ellen N m, at ) asi Friends man

m™ Mrs Svivia e af Man

GRARAM Christopher, age fw hand of Anna Graham Elizabeth Schwomeyer Wateras of Mrs ana

pay Boar Canada Kacremento

nee Thomas Cal passed awav morning. Funeral Thiursda:r the residence, 1635 Montealm 8 | may ¢all at ths home GRAPHMAN «Jepla © he loved wifa of leo Rabert

1142 and

Rroadwac nother af Tan hiz jife Thnesda Ane dav Aug, 1 ! ha h Bast Funeral Home 1:30 n Rurial Park. Fri nds in rd c axe SR vearx Bailey Grove, {athe

departed SWIM-DA NCE 38. Twuneral Thurs Monre, R Rirk Nort a4. and C hannee:

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Memorial » 3 Jr { 1 q a Louie Lowe's Orch. Bo Dasted away Tuesday afte T§ y versity { hAristian Church Dance Nightly Except Mon, BE A IE vner's Mortnary DP. m. Wednesda

Chauncey af Clenona

GROVE

| HOFEMAN Hoffman of 736 8 Monday, July 29 J. CC. Wilson Funeral pect St. Puneral ser HD. m at the above

Now! 25¢to6 (Plus Tax) Friends invited Samantha Shipy

HUTCHINSON husband of Hutehinson brother of Bl Drake Small mdiananal and AG iG a

Greensburg, Ind... passed reamert 1

WLAGLEN “HALL FARMER

hany Christian Chureh at Minne Plus *

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‘Hom e iene

Paul Leota SON

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the

dence and a church alt ML LER=R h Ellen. heloved dar y ‘Military Academy” 5. Elev Miller, sister Mar » a Ld Eliz . John and Virainia Milley di: this life Mandav, azes 9 vears., Funeral Thursday Ang. 1 he residence 1405 Carrollton Ave 10a m Burial Washington Park Cemeter: Friends invited

PATTERSON Samuel hnsband of Marie 1 red M.. passed awav Toesdavy morning. Serv - ica at the Flanner & Buchanan Moi ary Thursdav, 10 a, m. Friends invi Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call al the mortuary,

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ROWE William } age R68 ve?

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SCHORER — Fliza, of 557 mother of Rosa MeKitirich and sister of Fred Mever passed away suddenly Wednesda Por information call Tolin Home, DR-6960

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