Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1941 — Page 6

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5 WASHINGTON, June 16—Rep. | George W. Gillie (R. Ind.). has pro posed to President Rodsevelt that a. military highway be constructed |; from Indianapolis to the Canadian :

border.

The road would link up with the between Ft. Har-|:

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Miss Elaipe Marie Wood, Uni-

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Showing how the numerous Sampe and. -- defense would linked by such. a route, Rep. ie made -the point: that: in peacetime it could be developed into an Anthony Wayne Memorial Highway.

JURY TO ‘GET CASE OF EARL PARR TODAY

ANGOLA, Ind. June 16 (U. P). —The fate of Earl Parr, 52-year-old Steuben County .farmer’ who Shot and killed his‘ mother-in-law, Mrs Nettie Hovarter, was expected to be handed to the jury sometime today : iter attorneys finish their summa-

Bons, state will seek the death Defense attorneys have

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AWAIT PROMIN EFFECT ON T. B.

Sulfa Drug ‘Cured’ Guinea Pigs, But What of Humans? By Science Service CLEVELAND,

0O., June. 16.-A

.{ group of - tuberculosis ‘patients have

been treated with promin, the new sulfa drug Mayo scientists: found a promising remedy on guinea pigs. It will be at least a year before results will determine whether: or not a “cure” can be as effective on humans as on animals. Small doses of this drug can be safely given to patients, Dr. H. C. Hinshaw reported at the meeting here of the American Medical Association. This much, but no more, has been learned from a careful trial in a limited number of patients during the last two months. This trial followed extensive trials of the remedy .in guinea pigs infected with human tuberculosis germs. The disease in guinea pigs, even though produced by the same germ as causes tuherculosis in’ humans, is, however, an entirely different disease, the Mayo clinic scientists emphasize.

Promin, which is a sugar-con-taining relative of sufanilamide, has not yet been released for general distribution. It is a “definite poison,” Dr. Feldman said, and must be

handled with discretion as. is the

thing ‘of a triumph for its¢first two months of clinical trial,

| | but it is far too early to say whether

or not it will benefit these tubeicuTole, petiens. act, it is too early to t to find evidence ‘of any effect of the drug in X-ray pictures of the lungs. Tuberculosis patients and : their

| relatives are warned not to hope

for too much from the first report of clinical use of this drug, and not to expect to be ‘able to get it.

LUTHERAN LAYMEN OPEN 2-DAY MEETING

FT. WAYNE, Ind, June 16 (U. P).—The Lutheran Laymen’s Léague opened its annual two-day convention here today with a meeting of the board of governors scheduled as the first item of business. E. J. Gallmeyer, Ft. Wayne, League president, will : deliver his annual message this afternoon, and William F. Dress of St. Louis, will present the report of the board: of governors: Other reports, including one on the League-sponsored radio .program the Lutheran Hour, are set for tonight.

WHILE WATCH DOG WAS ouT

Mrs. Hazel Roark, 1515 Central ‘Ave, took the: tamily ‘watch dog

{for a. 15-minute walk last night.

While they | were gone someone broke into the home and stole $200 in cash'and some jewelry.

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| NEW HAVEN, _Conn., June 16 (U.P) ~Two Yale scientists have |ancounca that they have perfested

“JOINT REM

- Would Strengthen Family |

Unit in"U. So By MARSHALL McNEIL Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, June 16—Requiring joint income-tax returns

|from - husbands and wives should

help strengthen the family unit,

land this-is a moral and ethical ||objective: Congress should seek as |a corollary to raising revenue, Rep. '|John W. Boehne (D. Ind) of the

House Ways and Means Committee sald today. | The committee voted last week to require Joint returns, pro-rating the

tax liability between husband and ‘wife in proportion to ‘their respec- ‘| tive incomes.

* That the Committee's experts expect ‘the provision to ‘cause: many married taxpayers to pay higher than heretofore is: indicated by- the ‘estimates of yield, running as high as $250,000,000. Fight Is Certain The proposal for joint: returns is certain to meet a considerable fight, if only from Congressmen and Senators representing the eight: com-munity-property states, where mar‘ried taxpayers have always filed separate returns even though only one spouse actually has an income— thus enjoying Federal income-tax ‘| privileges not generally ‘accorded taxpayers in the other states. However, it seems evident from the estimate of yield that tax experts believe the use of family trusts, partnerships and ather de-

thus permitting separate returns, is widespread in the 40 other states. “Pirst,” Rep. Boehne said, “I be-

+ | lieve it is fair to call upon married

taxpayers ‘living together to file a joint return. It is not fair to let such married taxpayers in one Dart of the country pay less tax than those elsewhere.

Large Yield Expected -

“The joint-return provision is expected to yield a large amount of | revenue. And if in enacting, it we can accomplish an important’ moral purpose, then it is doubly good. “I realize. you cannot legislate morality. But the tendency of legislation and of court decisions is to strengthen the family unit. “In WPA legislation, for example. we provide for work for heads of| Bg families. We recognize and attempt to bolster up the family unit in the Social Security Act. Much the same end is sought in the housing laws. “And if in this tax bill, as we raise a large amount of revenue, we can take another step toward strengthening and keeping together the. family as a unit, then that is a good purpose.” Cites Court Ruling

Rep. Boehne pointed, however, to: the fact that the U. S. ‘Supreme Court about seven years ago refused to let Wisconsin tax a family as a unit. He and other members of

‘the committee believe that the new

Supreme Court would uphold the provision for joint income-tax returns just agreed upon. The Treasury, which earlier this|Z° year indicated it would seek legislation to compel joint returns from married persons: in the communityproperty states, is sald to be unenthusiastic about the committee's proposal, on legal grounds.

NON-STRIKERS WIN COMPENSATION SUIT

NEW CASTLE, Ind. June 16 (U. P.) —Approximately 233 non-strik-ing employees of the Ingersoll Steel & Disc Co., who were thrown out of work during an eight-week strike last July, today looked forward to the receipt of more than $25,000 in unemployment compensation checks. Circuit Court Judge John H. Mor= ris said the workers had signed a petition stating they were not in favor of the strike and had expressed a willingness to work and ere ® tie to unemployment

The decision came on a suit filled against the appeal tribunal o i Indiana Unemployment mp “| tion Division after the TUC had ots turned a decision against the employees seeking benefits. IUC officials said the money would be paid out of the company’s reserve account and in the event of a reof the decision the fund would be reimbursed from the

State-wide fund.

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*| bert, Katherine Meskill and Clyde ‘| Franklin in. the leading roles.

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‘Rain’ Is Next Keith's Play old Hits Return Is Due

Tomorrow Night.

_ That old faithful of hit shows, “Rain,” : will open tomorrow night on Keith’s stage, with Walter Gil-

The play -concerns an intolerant

how he is thwarted by his own

missionary who trys to “force” di-|* vineness on Sadie Thompson and|

St : MwA, ut dsb to ti 8 've.got to give ‘em dynamite, or they won't Bill‘is & ‘guy who should er the fast talk when: the Lyric tn ‘goes

Basing his operations on the “dynamite” theory, Mr. McIiwain jas -colitracten * number of shows that very possibly will set the : withing they had three hands a Mr. Smoothie himself, Ted Fio Rito, is next. Priday from Chicago's Black Havk. :

added ‘vocal embellishment to Bob Hope's radio show during the past season.

Booked : definitely for that week is ‘a gentleman named Rajah Raboid, who professes to.be ‘able

to read what's going on In your |

mind. Reports reaching here say that the Rajah pads both his eyes with cotton and then wraps adhesive tape around them. He has

no assistants. What’s more, if you

wish, you may write out your question in the privacy of your own home and seal it with wax

weaknesses and: the : tolerance :of|. ne

Sergt. Tim O'Hara of the U. S. Marines. aR Tan port of Pago e dévastating tropical - downpours. The characters represent a cross-section of human personalities forced off a ship by illness ‘in’ the crew. Tomorrow night's cast: Mr. Gilbert—Sergt. O'Hara, the role he popularized opposite TalBankhead’s Sadie Thompson at the Music Box Theater in New York. Miss Meskill — Sadie Thompson, gay and gallant-hearted fugitive from “the States,” where a threeyear prison term awaits her on a “framed” charge. Miss Meskill is an experienced player of Sadie. Mr. Franklin--Mr. Davidson, the fanatically intolerant missionary who meets a tragic and violent end. Priscilla Towers—Mrs. Davidson, -stoic: and devoted: wife. Gordon Parker—Dr. McPhail, wise and tolerant. Valerie Cossart—Timid wife of Dr. McPhail. Dan Seymour—-Trader Joe Horn, a work-dodger of 20 years’ -experience.

Ray: Parker — Quartermaster ilitam Roerich—Pvt. Griggs of

Betty Goodrich—-A native girl. Termed by one New York reviewer a “dramatic holocaust,” “Rain” will play through Sunday, with Wednesday and Saturday matinees.

ACTRESS DENIES STORY PIRACY HOLLYWOOD, Jiine 16 (U. P.)—. French Screen Star Olympe Bradna has denied that she had to-do with the

alleged manuscript submitted to her A her| formes voice teacher, John Ardi-

“Her denial veo .in answer to a suit for $150,000 brought - by -Mr. Ardizona against her and Paramount Pictures. He contended that he. submitted the . manuscript to Miss Bradna for consideration, and “| subsequently - the studio used the material for “Night of Nights” Wiel paying him or giving him c .

CHAMP CALF ROPER GIVEN 'BIT' PART

HOLLYWOOD, June 16 (U. P.) — Benny Shader, a champion calf roper from Timnaec, Colo, who combs his hair down ‘across his forehead in Will Rogers fashion, was in Hollywood today for & “bit” part in a motion picture. Mr. Shader, however, doesn’t wart to be an actor. He just wants to see Hollywood, then return to his farm and $1400 worth of livestock and a tidy bank account. He won a stholarship to Colorado State University, of which he also plans to take advantnge. ;

ROMANCE DENIED

HOLLYWOOD, June 16 (U. P.).— Bert Wheeler, movie comedian, said emphatically he had no plans for marriage, although his friends re-

Phyllis Ruth soon. Miss Ruth had nothing to say . While - Mr... Se Nniceler was in the East: recently, Miss Miss Ruth flew. to join him, starting the rumors of ro= ce. ¥

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Bea Wain En Route FIRECRACKER DAY will find Bea Wain, star of the Hit Parade, warbling . into the, Lyrics microphone, supported by Billy (Sneeze) Gilbert of the movies. For the week of July 11, Phil Harris will make Indianapolis his home. : Then for July 18, Mr. McIlwain

has designs on the services of either Jerry Colonna, the pop-

whose tap dancing seems here to stay. Mr. Colonna’s plans depend on whether he starts on another picture or : whether he doesn’t. And for the week of July 25, Rochester, the gravel-voiced showstealer . from Jack Benny's radio program, will be on hand, backed up by Dick Stabile’s band. . « Meantime, Ted Lewis continues to surprise the management with his drawing power at the cash boxes.. Last year Mr. Lewis did not make any monetary History at the Lyric, but this time it's turning out differently.

Which must prove that a lot of of people know an A-1 show when | : they see it—or hear that one's in |

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Benchley, Again

FOR FEAR you might overlook it, let it be reported now that

Robert Benchley is back with us:

in a short subject at the Circle. The title is “The Forgotten Man,” wherein the befuddled Mr. Benchley is a father who can’t find even

a moment of peace and quiet in engush of it § ns week to a a sos. ihe ‘09 sod 9:

his own home. Ww saw film shows at 37 o'clock. : * = » Ss Lightly and Politely | CHARLES ' MacARTHUR, in case you've been wondering, is doctoring up a play labeled “Off

- the Record,” which is to be tried

out 'in one of the East's summer theaters in August. . . . “It Happens on Ice,” which Indianapolis saw last ice season at the Coliseum, closed : Saturday in New York in order that the cast might have a vacation. Since Oct. 10 more than 500,000 have paid around $700,000 into the box office of the Rockefeller Center Playhouse to see it. The reopening is scheduled for July 15. Orson Welles’ “Citizen Kane” is currently in its seventh week on the RKO Palace screen in New York: . New Jersey and Illinois cinema. customers may soon

find: their shows legally limited to

135 minutes. . . . Craig Wood, 1941 Open golf king, will be featured in an RKO-Pathe sports short to be released within the “near fu-

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Robinson,

jcentury to reach the 500

Tyrone Power, as the great fictional matador, Juan Gallardo, spends . a meditative moment in .his church during the course of “Blood and Sand.” ‘The movie, in technicolor, is showing now at the: - Cirele.

‘Separate Rood ‘Joins 500 Class

NEW YORK, June 16.— Rooms” has joined : the “select list of Broadway plays which have been perz-med 500: times. The Alan Dinehart-Glenda Far-rell-Lyle Talbot comedy became: the 34th show: since the turn of the e. Written, directed and played by Mr. Dinehart, he said of his work: : “I .wrote this play solely for entertainment. There is no ‘message’ nor ‘ism’ in the show. It is a comedy and we play it for laughs. The public likes to be amused and we try to do it. That:is the whole secret of our success.”

PUPILS IN RECITAL : :* A group of Ruth Gentry Edwards’

8:15 p. m. tomorrow in Cropsey au-

ditorium: of Central: Library. .

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HOLLYWOOD; June 16 (U.P) — J. Henry ‘Kolker, noted character actor, is being sued for alimony by the mother of his dead wife. Mr. Kolker apepared in court to defend

i himself against a demand for $40,441 {by Mrs. Mary Wyman, 81, mother] {of his, Arak; wife, Mrs. Liltan B Kolker;

As her daughter's heir, Mrs.

Wyman sought to establish for collection in‘ California a New York

{judgment for separate ‘maintenance

which: she said had accumulated from 1942 until Mrs. Kolker died in 1935 in New York. °

‘DICTATOR’ O. B'D BUENOS AIRES, June 16 (U. P.).

Chaplin film, “The Great Dictator,” subject to final approval by the mayor.

was banned here at the request of the Foreign Office, acting on representations by the German and Italian ambassadors. RECITAL SCHEDULED ‘Students of Grace Lillian Eaton

|'will - present a piano .reeital at 8

Pp. m,, tomorrow,at the Brookside

: Community House, 10th: and Dear-

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—The City -Council - has approved of the showing of the Charles —

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Alfred Hitchooek’s ‘A WOMAN ‘ALONE’ Grace Moore “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE”

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Joan Blondell “TOPPER RETURNS” ‘Bette Davis—Geo. Brent “GREAT LIE”

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