Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1943 — Page 10

VOICE from the Baliony

by RI

CHARD LEWIS

"Five Graves to Cairo"

| FROM PARAMOUNT PICTURES, we learn how the Afrika Korps, ‘under Rommel (Erich von Stroheim), was routed. By the British 8th

army? Nope. By American troops, Ipractically single-handed except f Baxter, Akim

Nope. Franchot Tone, he dunnit, + some small assistance from Anne

amiroff and the united nations.

Our Franchot, he was a spy, see? Only he didn’t start out to be a

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OPENING TODAY LOEW'S

“Lady of Burlesque,’ with Barbara Stanwyck and Michael O'Shea, $ 11:15, 1:58, 4:40, 7:24 and 10. Tu with Hitler,” with Allan Mowbray and Marjorie Woodworth, at 12:50, 3:30, 6:15 and 8.

CURRENT FEATURES

INDIANA “Five Graves to Cairo,” with Pranchot Tone, Anne Baxter and Erich von Stroheim, at 12:33, 3:40, 6:50 and 9:57. “Follow the Band,” with Frances Langford, at 11:30, 2:40, 5:48, and 8:56. ;

2 CIRCLE Horace Heidt, with Frankie Carle & Co., at 1:03, 3:59, 6:55 and 9:41. “Cowboy in Manhattan,” with Frances Langford, at 11:45, 2:40, | 5:38, 8:24 and 10:40.

LYRIC “Crash Dive,” with Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter, at 12:25, 3:35, 6:45 and 10. “He's My Guy,” with Joan Davis, at Ti: 20, 2:30, 5:40 and 8:50.

Plan Piano Recital Here

Indianapolis Association Elects Mrs. V. P. Kelley

The installation of officers of the Indianapofis Piano Teachers asso- * ciation and two recitals are among the musical events planned for the

week-end. Mrs. Pauline Clark, retiring association president, will conduct association installation ceremonies following a business meeting at 10 4. m; tomorrow at the D. A. R. chapter house. New officers are | Mrs. Vilora Pack Kelley, president; Mrs. Gladys Fowler, vice president; Mrs. W. G. Patterson, recording secretary; Mrs. Mildred Jarvis corresponding secretary, and Mrs Lawrence Steele, historian. Cropsey auditorium will be the scene of a recital of the pupils of Mary Inez Beaver at 8 p. m. tomorrow. A voice pupil of Mrs. Patterson, dramatic art .pupils of Miss Bernice Van Sickle, accordion pupils of Miss Myrta Tilson and piano pupils of Mrs. Mora M. Beaver will assist. Is Annual Recital

Piano students of Mabelle Hen- | dleman will appear in their annual recital at 3 p. m. Sunday at the D. A. R. chapter house. The students are Marianne Mueller, - Nancy Stuart, Joan Morgan, Milton Cuppy, Kathryn Ward, Raymond Vurpillat, LaVonne Matthews,

Honey Iovine, Donna Iovine, Joan

Sigler, Carolyn Hartman, Gerda Kornfeld, Barbara Gabbert, Geraldine Zuckerberg, Madalyn Pinnick, Patsy Lyons, Sunny Iovine, Dorothy Hilligoss. Matige Adkins, Joe Morris, Jean Zuckerberg, Charlotte Rike, Betty Alberty, Natalie Siegel, Marcia Hartman, Gertrude Siegel, Raymond Stump, Margaret Sigler and Lillian Bluestein.

DEPUTY KILLED AS RIOT GUN EXPLODES

| LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. June 3 (U. P.).—Robert Grubbs, 43, Dearborn county deputy sheriff, accidentally shot and killed himself with a riot gun during a manhunt, yes terday. Grubbs was a member of a posse searching Dearborn county farm lands for William Ray Seiler, 33, farmer, who was wanted in connection with the shooting of Russell Scarber of Cincinnati. Authorities said that Seiler shot Scarber during an argument. Scarper was reported in serious condition in a hospital at Cincinnati. Grubbs’ riot gun discharged accidentally, sending a stream of bullets through the upper part of his body.

PHYSICIAN'S WIFE DROWNS SONS, SELF

| CHICAGO, June 3 (U. P.).—Police sought today to clarify the motives of Mrs. Libby C, Corren, 34, physician's wife, who rented a rowboat yesterday, rowed out jnto

‘lake Michigan and drowned her |

two small sons and herself. | Officers were puzzled by a suicide rote in which Mrs. Corren ascribed her act to the illness of the children, Jay, 4, and Allen, 2. “It is impossible for me to go on any longer, ” the note said. | Dr. Herman Corren, 34, who collapsed when told of his wife’s act, denied that the children were ill He said he and his wife had no marital troubles and that she had given no indication that she con- - templated suicide. —

Through saranda’ James Cagney

spy. He started out to be an if surance agent (either you post $11,000 or lose your right to drive). Then he was a corporal in a tank and worked up to spy so as not to get captured. " Wandering around in the desert, after the exhaust fumes in’ his tank kill everybody, he stumbles into Tamiroff’s hotel at Sidi el Hootchiekootchie, or whatever. Rommel rolls in with his gang and our hero is in as fine g trap as Paramount ever set for anybody. “I was only an insurance agent,” our Franchot mumbles, “Now ,..” ” ” So it’s do or die and he’s a spy. Rommel confides that back in 1937 he pretended to be Prof. Rommel. While ostensibly digging for mummies in Egypt, he buried tons of munitions and gasoline under the sand. The five caches are the five graves to Cairo, see? Rommel has already dug up two of the caches and is well on his ‘way, but: little does he suspect that Tone and Paramount are on to his tricks and are ready to cache him. Tone gets away, tips off the British army and the rest is more familiar history. Now, kiddies, if you will eat up your lentils and have the' price of admission ready, Uncle Wiggily will tell you next week how, he intends to win the war.

BOMBING ACCURACY OF YANKS PRAISED

LONDON, June 3 (U. P.).—The R.A.F. commentator yesterday praised the stepped-up American air offensive in the European theater, but called for more bombers immediately to press the offensive against Germany. “These American daylight attacks have tremendous value and effect,” he said. “They play a very important part. All I can say is that we want more American aircraft— and quickly.” He said that accuracy of American daylight bombing “brings a light heart to any bombing expert” and that results had been “remarkable.”

CAYLOR NAMED TO CITY’S LEGAL STAFF

Previously a deputy under Prosecutor Sherwood Blue, John M. Caylor has been appointed to the city legal staff as attorney to the park board. He will take over duties once assigned to ‘Glenn W. Funk, who now is “heavily taxed with work in connection with bond issues and the works board,” according to Corporation Counsel Sidney Miller.

TYRONE POWER NOW

QUANTICO, Va., June 3 (U. P.). —Movie Hero Tyrone Power was commissioned a second lieutenant in the marine corps today. He was 17th in his class. Power reported for basic training at San Diego in January and later was assigned to an officers’ candidate class at the marine base here. He will receive

MARINE LIEUTENANT

and everything.

in Loew's.

Barbara Stanwyck and Michael O’Shea in a heavier moment in “Lady of Burlesque,” pen ‘product of Gypsy Rose Lee, with murders It opened at Loew’s today.

PIANIST, 4, ON BOND PROGRAM

Child . Prodigy to Play June 11 for Scouts and

Campfire Girls.

A four-year-old child prodigy} pianist will be on the program for the free Gene Autry rally for Marjon county children Friday, June 11, in Cadle tabernacle, it was announced today by Fred Bays, program chairman, She is Mary Lou Trotter, who will play for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Campfire Girls at the rally opening their bond canvass for the month, following a downtown parade. Autry, singing Hollywood and radio star, now an army air force sergeant, will arrive at Stout field June 10 with his singing trio and with Leslie Atlas, OWI radio director and vice president of the Columbia Broadcasting system, Boy Scout Tom Swift, troop 96; Gir! Scout Sandra Heston, troop 122; Campfire Girl Judy Morrison, Taunda group, and Pfc. Richard Vos, wounded veteran from Billings

hospital, were to appear this afternoon at a bond show with Horace

- cake.

Grocer, 67, Good

As a Commando

‘NEW YORK, June 3 (U, P.).— Two men tried to give Nathan Gottlieb, 67-year-old grocer, a counterfeit nickel for a piece of When he refused the coin, one man grabbed the nickel and the cake and ran. Gottlieb grabbed the other man, Wellington Wilson, 20, and held him until police arrived. Magistrate Charles Solomon, in felony court, told Gottlieb: “If you were a little younger, you could qualify for a commando fit.”

"PUTS POISON IN FAMILY'S SOUP

German-Born Citizen Unnerved by Bombings,

Coroner Says.

CLEVELAND, J 3 (U. P)—A German-born clo ng worker who died of poiso after eating dehydrated soup tried to destroy his entire family because he was worried over the fate of relatives living in bombed areas of Germany, Coroner Samuel R. Gerber said today. CGierber said that William F. Santelmann had mixed a heavy quantity of arsenic in the soup which he and other members of his family ate for dinner last Thursday night. Santelmann and a 17-year-old son, William Jr, died later in a hospital. . His wife, Mrs. Antonio Santelmann, and their 13-year-old daughter,. Agate, were made serjously ill after eating the soup but probably will recover. Two other sons escaped by not being at the dinner table. Gerber said that Santelmann, a

| survetitance. by ¥BI agents. for sus-

pected subversive activities, However, the FBI field office here would not comment on the coroner's statement. The coroner's verdict of murder and suicide ascribed Santelmann’s action to “mental unbalance brought on by worry over relatives and friends suffering in the bombing of German cities in the Ruhr.” Santelmann was a native of a village near Dusseldorf, where his wife was born. Mrs. Santelmann later said the verdict was a “horrifying shock” to her because Santelmann “was a perfect father and a wonderful husband.”

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