Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1942 — Page 12

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VICHY, July 16 (U. P.).—Diplo‘matic quarters reported today that the Vatican was preparing an enyolieal on peace which the Pope

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Spies Pose as se as Faneiien Shower Gifts Upon

Poor Natives.

By NAT A. BARROWS

PARAMARIBO, Surinam, July 14. (By Airmail).~When the Nazi foreign agents began their subversive operations in South America, they applied to Surinam (or Dutch

‘| Guiana) the same general pattern

designed for other parts of the hemisphere. A glance at the prisoners in the Dutch concentration camp reveals a few of the plans that Germany had made for this tropical colony of damp lowlands along the Atlantic coast and mysterious, dark forests in the interior. The case histories on the Germans detained behind barbed wire ‘here tell their own familiar story. One of the Germans now pacing sullenly inside the camp is a trained mariner, supposedly a naval officer. It was he who spent many months painstakingly exploring the various rivers of Surinam: Foot by foot, he made his own soundings of channels, took bearings on approaches to this capital port of 53,000 persons 13 miles up the Surinam river, plotted the location of quays, piers and warehouses.

Posed as Fisherman

His guise was that of a hardworking fisherman. But, strangely enough, he rarely came back from a trip with any fish. Another Nazi prisoner in Dutch custody is believed to be the gestapo agent who had been trained in Germany to be the axis governor of Surinam. He and other agents set themselves up here behind the shield of a trading company and made frequent trips to the native villages up the rivers. They sought to ingratiate themselves with the 17,000 Negroes, descendants of escaped slaves, With the 34,000 Javanese, and with the 41,000 British Indians. They took advantage of the poverty of the interior natives with

-| lavish gifts of shining trinkets.

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They learned the topography and the trails—and they spread always the propaganda message of the Nazis. This intimate knowledge of the rivers and trails. through the incredibly dense jungle was utilized to good advantage when several of the Germans were able to escape from the concentration camp recently. They made such fast time to the Maroni river, looking ,across at French Guiana, that it is cer-

tain their own familiarity withthe

terrain was backed up by more than casual help from the outside.

Had U. S. Uniforms

These German escapees were able to don the tropical khaki uniforms of the United States army shortly after they broke away. The uniforms had been sent to a laundryman by the American troops stationed in Surinam at the Zanderij airfield and at the outposts guarding the bauxite mines. The laundryman merely failed to return several uniforms, saying they had Been mangled in cleaning. At first, the bush Negroes sheltered the escapees in the belief they were Americans on patrol. But, when their suspicions were aroused, they promised to help them in crossing over to French Guiana— and then they informed the Dutch authorities. The Germans were returned to the concentration camp about as quickly as they had fled. The laundryman was already there, a prisoner of war.

MRS. TETER RESIGNS AS ADMINISTRATRIX

' With automobiles and trucks comprising the Hell Driver caravan of

sale ‘in the eastern market, Mrs. Edna Young Teter, the widow, this week resigned as administratrix of the estate. Mr. Teter’s father, Arza Teter, of Noblesville, was named in her place by Judge C. M. Genfry, of Hamilton circuit court, at Noblesville. Bond, which applied to the daredevil’s personal property, was set at $20,000. When the caravan of cars was driven to Philadelphia this week by the stuntmen who took part in the Army Relief show here July 4 and 5, it was planned to sell all of the Teter holdings and gisband the thrill troupe. Mr. Teter was killed in the final performance of the “Cavalcade of Thrills” at the state fair grounds. The equipment was taken to the Hell Drivers’ training grounds, the Langhorne Speedway, near Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Teter said the proposed sale of equipment and disbanding of the thrill troupe was by mutual agreement of the estate.

FIGHT TO SAVE BOY'S LIFE SOUTH BEND, July 16 (U. P.) — In an effort to save the life of 8-year-old Orville Miller, #uffering from a stomach bullet wound, physicians last night administered blood plasma at a local hospital, the child was wounded by a bullet fired from a .22 rifle by a neighbor boy yesterday afternoon.

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A Struggle for Freedom! The Highting Anzoes From Down Under . . . in “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN"

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Douglas Fairbanks Jr. stands off the hillmen in “Gunza Din? revived with “King Kong” at the Lyric tomorrow. | |

VOICE from the. Balcony by RICHARD LEW S

Escape from Escape

‘this week.

Loew’s. “Take a Letter, Darling,” a comedy about a female business executive who falls in love with a lowly artist is flowering at the Indiana. Both are top-notch, the best of the escape cycle which produced such lemons as “Twin Beds” and “Her Cardboard Lover.” Both in one day, however, are a little too much: for me. At the moment, I am thinking in terms of effecting my escape from escape comedies.

Here's a Way

I AM beginning to be in favor of some kind of plan for rationing escape comedies, so that once

in a while it will occur to us that there is a war going on. It is good for us, I should think, to remember about the war occasionally. It’s practically the only escape we get from escape com= edies. . The plan I have in mind to relieve the monotony would permit only one escape comedy per week and it could be shown only at a minimum distance of, say, five miles from another escape comedy. According to my plan, the plot of the escape comedy playing dur= ing any given week must have some slight variation from the plot of the escape comedy billed the following week, such variance to be determined officially by an unbiased jury of experts in the detection of plot differences. Said plot should have a discernable difference from the plot of any escape comedy that might

sanitary zone created pursuant to the aforementioned section of the code, entitled “A Plan for the Liberation of ‘Movie Reviewers and Others From 1, Estage Comedies.” 2

It's Coincidence

AS INDICATED ABOVE, the plots of the two comedies are somewhat similar, Joan Crawford plays the role of a self-contained, cold, businesslike but beautiful brunet in “They All Kissed the Bride” and Rosalind Russell plays the role of a self-contained, cold, businesslike but beautiful brunet in “Take a Letter, Darling.” In the former, Melvyn Douglas takes the part of the suave but struggling hero and in the latter Fred MacMurray takes the part of the suave but struggling hero. He falls for her, but she says nix, business is business. Okay by him. Then she falls for him. Then something happens and they hate one another. That’s good for a while. But it isn‘t so. Underneath they love one ‘ane other.’ Last thing you see, they are rolling off down the highway, looking for a justice of the peace. All right; I know what I'm talking about, because I saw ‘both of them yesterday, one right after the other, and that’s what happens in both of them. There is a difference. I will admit. In “They All Kissed the Bride,” Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas drive off in a truck

be playing beyond the five mile

HOLLYWOOD'S ROSE GARDEN of escape comedies, hich has been studiously cultivated to help us all escape from wh: i3ver it is that we're supposed to escape from, is blooming luxuriantly downtown

“They All Kissed. the Bride,” a comedy about a fem:ic business executive who falls in love with a lowly writer, is blossoming over at

looking for the J. P. In “Take a Letter, Darling,” Fred MacMurray and Rosalizc Russell drive off in an auto {railer looking for the J. P. | I wonder if it could be the same J. P.2 Could be. { MAGAZINES LOSE LERMITS

WASHINGTON, July 13 (U., P.) — The second-class mail permits of the magazines College Humor, Headline Detective anc Front Page Detective ‘were revoked today by Postmaster General Frank C. Walker on grounds they published obscene material.

WHEN DOES IT START?

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lege of Musi 12:55, 8:35, poo 8 anil “The Man Who Weuldn’t Die,” with Lloyd Nolan and Maniole Weaver, at 11:40, 2:20, 4:10, 6:50, 9 and 11:0 INDIANA “Take 8 Letter, Daring,” with Rosalind Russell, Fred 1acMurray, Robert Benchies. ane | | Sepstance i ih 7:05 and

“Night in New Orltzns,’’ with. Preston Foster, Patriciz Morrison and Albert Dekker, at 11:20, 2:35, 5:50 and 9:05. Sunda, and 10: 5:50 and

—‘Letter’” at 1, 4, 7:05 5; “New Orle: 8 at 2: 45, 8:50

KEITH'S | “All-American Coed,’ with Frances Langford, Johnny Downs and Marjorie Woodworth: at 12:19, 2:57, 5:35, 8:04 and 1D :3, On stage, “Hit Parade,” at 1:46, 4:24, 7:02 and 9:31. :

LOEW'S | “Ellery Queen,” wii As Wiliam Gargan, Margaret l.inds 3 on Charley Ta at 11:2 Prey

“They Kissed with oan BY Mel las, Roland Young, =: and Allen Jenkins, a: 6:50 and 9:55. ] Sunday—‘‘Bride’’ and 10:15; and 8:45.

the Bride,”

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“Remember Pearl li:rbor,” with Donald Barry, Alan Curtis and Fay

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JOAN MELY YN CRAWFORD. PoUaLAS

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Ruth and Billy Ambrose are the dance team in the .Circle’s stage show,

FLYNN COLLAPSES IN BOXING SCENE

HOLLYWOOD, July 16 (U. P.).— Actor Errol Flynn rested in Good Samaritan hospital today after his collapse during the filming of a boxing scene. Dr. Leland Chapman said Flynn was suffering from extreme fatigue

and nervous exhaustion and ordered him to spend a week at the hospital. His collapse ended a half hour of

boxing with actor Ward Bond for

“Gentleman Jim,” in which Flynn plays the part of James J. Corbett.

TWO HURT AS AUTO AND ENGINE COLLIDE

Two persons were injured early today when a Big Four switch engine struck their automobile at Vermont and Missouri sts. Mrs. Maxine Oliver, 5009 Rockville road, the driver, head injuries, John. - Oliver, juries. They were: taken to Methodist . hospital = where their condition was described as fair.

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‘Groucho’ Marx’ Wife Gets Decree

Mrs. Ruth-Marx, wife of film comedian “Groucho” Marx, received a divorce from her husband yesterday on charges that his conduct had given her headaches and made her “extremely nervous.” M&. Marx, who sued under the comedian’s. legal name of Julius H. Marx, told: Superior Judge Kurtz Kguffiman that she and her husband were “always quarreling and just can’t seem to get along.” Under a. property settlement effected last March 1, the comedian agreed to pay Mrs. Marx $10,000 a year for two years and thereafter to pay her 25. per cent of his net income.

BROKEN NECK FATAL

TERRE HAUTE, July 16 (U. PJ). —A broken neck suffered when he dived into ‘a swimming pool and struck another swimmer caused the death yesterday of Wilbur Mec-

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