Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1949 — Page 5

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{ “his fo To Skating Star's ar who wouldn't have junked the .old man then and there

“whatever happened to those passionate movie idols”?

Police at the East 51st Street Sta- [of passionate performances.

— 23 Years

Rod La Rocque and Vilma Banky ‘Wisely Provided for That Rainy Day

Saf v Move UMW Demands Quick Maryland Action in :

Bebe Daniels was a bridesmaid, Wire to Governor

usher, WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 (UP) Mr. Quidwyn gave the i United Mine Workers toe AWAY, an DeMille thre atened close , person stood up with the DervOus( ou. ® : down

“The gossips sald it'd never, land unless the state acts to elime. i ;

Why, they, sighed, when Rod La took Vilma Banky back in the 1920's there wasn't a housewife in any

for a glance from his limpid, dark eyes. So we looked up this paragon

Mr. La Rocque’'s in his 50's now and he wears spectacles. But he still charms any female within fluttering distance. ey He' : busi- last,” Mr. : a tn, So Sells real “That it wa- al a publicity stunt. estate from 9 to 5 and goes home| Well, we're celebrating our 23dlunton's Maryland district which nights to the same lady he used | Wedding anniversary représents 2500 soft coal miners,

to woo on the silent screen. They Rave vei to y have own a SWIM-|ep.e' ne will take roared the /MIng pool or # tennis court. Ini

Rocque the old days they put one-third ye, viand does 1a ‘lof their fabulous salaries in the 4 and. they don't have 10|,.4 rine the coal

Worry row, " They still visit with the Harold) * tals Check

Lloyds and the Colmans and the ‘ Nobody Ser Sul married with old movie crowd. But you won't] Mr. Jones told reporters that as m sp! whoo 00{find em at -of the Holly- begin immediate check as Vilma Banky and Rod La|wood Eo. e ie will a;

Rocque. Sam Goldwyn himself! “These young stars scare me to personally produced the cere- death, Mr. La Rocque admitted. those which the union considers

mony and it's never been topped. “Too wild.” . There are 8500 union members now idle in 41 mines in West Vire

still-vigorous Mr. “Sure, they've been after us. But we entertain at the Veterans’ hospitals and that satisfies the ham in us. ]

every hazardous mine in Maryse |

Park Chiefs Study Summer Operetta

ginia in another dispute over

A proposal to stage annual

termined how the burglars en-|> omer operetta programs on

no evidence of forced entry. They before the Board of Park Com-

“Stars Under the Stars” event in Butler Bowl, sug- . the move as a means Jf cutting expenses and reaching more people. High operating costs involved lobby without attracting/in producing the show at Butler

ltered the hotel suite. There was Property owned by the city was|. .. ,

000 in 1948 despite the average at-|state safety regulations there. tendance of 100,000 during the| Mr. Jones protested to Gov, past few seasons, producers re-|Lane

According to their suggestions, | Maryland, a permanent location for the State Bureau of Mines of blame summer operettas on city property would reduce the expenses of Md., last Nov. 4, production and enable the price/ated five miners. of admission to be lowered to

director, planned to investigate possible/be removed for negligence In sites for the programs during

University brought a loss of $54.-

next week.

Just one more

i 40 ah Lo | << oL0ien In ot . io a Mode of Entry ao rh Suite Baffles Police . ed | NEW YORK, Jan, 28 (UP)— : toin said today that burglars entered the suite of ice skater Sonja Henle at the Hotel Pierre and} took two mink coats valued at 7 : Detective John Conlan quoted Lois Burney, a North Side house- : Miss Henle, in New-York with her 3 wile. : : PARTLY CLOUDY AND ice review for an engagement at he were {7 dleations that CLOUDY AREAS ' |Madison Square Garden, as say- . court might stay 2%, noth else was missing. 3 oft-postponed execution once : FOTOCA §T* o MAM ae Jur hing = skating star valued more, — Jerk St. the Yl. 8. LEGEND one of the coats at $18,000 and : court Indiana Supreme AFFECTED | ‘the other at $10,000. Court yesterday to check back-|' & Ray Ea] Mana Brother Notified Police 4 ground of the case after the $ : : ® . court received a hand-written ap- %% SLEET $NOw || Miss Henie's mother, who has a ] I gad Lt 1 | et’ ma at Ea ve eal his case. i " : YZ ve! : a ys bith § appeal is 3 BF AND FLURRIES VI RAIN {1:30 a. m. today and notified poCoult cleric said Tepresentatives 7. M REGUS PALOFE, COPR 1949 EOW. L.A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. “ lice. e National Association for . ? : : | The: robbery was the latest reb the Advancement of Colored TODAY AND TOMORROW-—A large storm area moving through the Great Lakes région ported by a prominent person of! People were file| will bring wind, snow and colder temperatures to the northern states. Sub-zero readings are predicted |a series which have netted thieves : another appeal fn Watts behalf to-| jn Minnesota, Wisconsin and the northern plains and Rockies. Elsewhere in the north it will bebelow more than $1 million, principally = Th freezing. Snow is expected in northeastern United States. In jewelry, in recent months. boa he, Sppeals were inler Sue gi a P Police sald they had not de-| er 2 Sof eis ool Weather... Hold Truck Driver ey'sci ous of ea sont 2 Gov. Selieker, te at: UNITED STATES WAT BUREAU By Roll Out of Bed g n I : ; Cal, Jan. 28 (UP)— expressed surprise that two furmigsio a2 Michigen City prison sometime| Sunrise ... 6:08 | Sunset .... 5:00 dap [George White, Australian patient coats could be carried through sioner dopay of the Indians 2 2 : gut. — a a The S at Mendocino State Hospital, the corridor and lobby of the lapolis Theater Corp, which proWXLW Stati Excess since Jan. 1....... \ . vasae sn ia idl , : committed suicide yesterday with- swank hotel without arousing sus-/moted the = on Head The following table shows the tempers- Fi erpri ts out getting out of bed. |picion. Appoints Fitzgibbons |“Badsn™ ™ *™* “ae in Arrest Fingerprin Hospital attendants said the Detectives believed a woman Th ARIADER «> skins we ++ 550 3 2s 243 7 50 Lead bo FBI Seizure patient tied his feet to the bed might have been involved in the gi tamarrointment of L. O. Pita: igen, ..ooiviiess-i00 8 RoC ier] authorities: today: hela] lik 8 stp af sheets. formed s/case, wearing one of the coats Radio Indianapolis, Inc., stations Cievisnd - 4 Bla 22-year-old truck driver on aly’¢s the Bead of the b uy Hed ana yong Li a WXLW and WXLW-FM, was an- Srantville ae 8 3 icharge of desertion from the U.S. Then he just rolled out of bed {attention : nounced this morning by Samuel|p: worth ... ..... . 50 30 |Army on the basis of fingerprint A . R. Sutphin, president of the sta-|Indianapolis (City) - 58 1} [records submitted by Indiana 3 tions. . : Kansas City ...... 15 2 Los Angeles . 88 state police. b g Mr. Fitzgibbons has been com- [Miami = % ®| Harvey G. Foster, agent In = mercial manager of WOC, Daven- New Ofieans Setar Ld of the Indianapolis FBI £ 9 = port, Towa, for nine years. {New York ‘“ 3 20 (office, said Earl Ray White, 22, rw The station also announced the Sane... ‘3% 2 |indianapolis, was arrested on the . £ appointment of Edward Lockwood Pitiaburgh dae itans 3 i sharge following a routine check as chief engineer. He comes from sa Francisco o.oo. % 4 |of the records. ci 4 2 WEKAY, Glasgow, Ky. 4 St. Louis Ly neni un pane 3 3 | Last August White was appre- & Wadhingon, D.C, came hended by state police of Sey-| DIES OF RIOT WOUNDS mour Post for permitting an 4 TOKYO, Jan. 28 (UP)—Jose R. unlicensed driver to operate his} BOGOO: Martinez, ‘San Pedro, Cal., died car. 7 ; Tuesday from gunshot wounds Sent to Washington = |received during an enlisted men’s Fingerprint records made at riot at Camp Crawford on Hok-|the time were submitted to Wash- : ; kaido Island Sunday night, it wasiington for the FBI files. = disclosed today. 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