Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1949 — Page 8

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} : ‘The Woman of Rome’ — of locks on doors. Called a Profound : Literary Experience ok in fhe neighborhood to borrow ‘a

"THE WOMAN OF ROME" A novel. By Alberto Moravia. ladder. There were no ladders pyjqing. New York, Farrar, Straus, $3.50. land somebody called the police. By EMERSON PRICE, Book Editor, Cleveland Press | led Ladder Co, 22 and ALBERTO MORAVIA, frequently called Italy's leading ey Ale A er hurl

novelist; is the author of what can only be described as one through 3.8 er window.

In Rush to Release

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Indianapolis mother ©‘. Mrs. Joseph L. stepped out into the yard, leaving her three

side. The children cried and Mrs. Haimond ran from house to house

Mr. Carter

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in the United States since the ye. ; stad ide Hook's © i i ish that is"dominated | Hitnots an ‘Sts, This novel is onc long cry of angul | Siteuisand Marist Su

by an almost unbearable element of hopelessness. But it is|

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tab penemanttien eure Ji .hoplessness made so eloquent i Macmillan, $7.50). This ia Downey Bt; A native of

» that the shuddering euler = . Sompltes Sngly un and 6023 College Ave., employees, and for more than forced to pursue it into . the department from 1781 (called bleak silence and ZotHingne then the Department of Foreign St. pL a which yawns yon e | irs) down thro 1048. . |closin { e. y A who ign 26 a long side the store. They called police. and the White There is nowhere in this book ..reer in both scholarship and Willa M. Carter, 23, of 1877) a suggestion of happifiess, unless , 110 service, was born ify Cleve- Shelby St, set off a burglar|Clarence and it -be--and rarely at that—in the j 4 and graduated from. West- alarm

Of Imprisoned Women and Children . ~*~ It's a case of locked out, locked in and all around inconvenience, It took two squads of police and a fire truck to’ reunite an|

with three small cHildren early today Haimond,, 551 E. 36th St.

a slamming door locked her out-| 5oy Go "1300 Beecher St. where H | " v Funeral e. Burial _|he is employed, late last night. om Fa). will De. In

locked him fin the y 3 ; she was a mem! that he was still in

When police failed to gain "ana Mrs. Jennie Rech Services Thursday

. a ; | lice rescued . of the most remarkable books from abroad to be published | Wom manliyg dion. ns were Joe m. Market ». who

locked inside Hook's Drug Store, Evansville, will be held at 2 p.m. : Monday in Jordan Funeral Home. be in Washington

Misses Patricia Gonthier, 360 8. {Park cemetery. Virginia Pearson, pc, nad resided in Indianapolis Dorothy Earl, 4013 W. Beecher 72 years old. She was a member dianapolis went to the powder room at|of the New Jersey Street Metho- . and were locked in-| dist Church, the McGuffey Club Survivors Jinclude four sons,

when he found himself anapolis; Vern Reck, Danville,

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A. m. Monday in G, H. Herrmann|

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: had lived in Indianapolis nine Survivors include her husband,| Maj Bato; a stepson, Charles . d two sons, James . Mrs. Jennie Rock, Estes, both of Indianapolis, and Garland Estes, Glasgow, Ky.; two daughters; Mrs. Helen Fletcher, Hustonville, Ky, and Mrs. Gertrude Lucas, Indianapolis, and her mother, Mrs. Sara Cohron, Bowling Green. ’ : gp 0 surviving are two sisters, rs. Fannie Tarrant, Bowling! 30 years. She Was, ., and: Mrs. Alma Flike, In-

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Allen H. Davis | Services“ for Allen H. Davis,

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absence of pain. And it Is nega-ise..or He is now a professor of tive as such a phrase indicates, ica) Stanford | for it results, as the author Sees University. “rity from in bi

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the | { Be i Ply is without mean- newspapering, grown faded with| Doubleday, $3.75. 40 1 ‘over, as

ing or .purpose. {an older season and the chang- By HAROLD HARTLEY In fact; . » |iIng moods of history, .is brought | THERE has been much said, recommended. MORAVIA seems driven into a.vividly to life in “Heywood [and written, about the power of : nce of morality Broun,” I and futile doc- Wyn, $3.50). This is a- deeply pen- and business associates, and their those seeking trine; a puny antagonist of evil, | etrating biographical portrait of function as tools in earning a foredoomed to failure and de- a great newspaper columnist and living.

feat. Yet one has the feeling he a great reporter, who ' was not |

. : i its price. : irrevocably impris- content to present readers with creasing your vocabulary become ‘ 2 pol moral A must facts but wished always to make that the Reader's Digest has a

"= sometimes in those facts understood. nibs ash rg Ty and some-| Broun's newspaper career is called ee what he must believe is his Sports writing days, his clash with tite for learning which nips at own fooRshness. . {his publishers over the Sacco and almost every human pair of heels The author's characters are Vanzetti case, his passionate cru- from cradle to grave. neither pawns nor puppets; sading in the interest of justice! though they are fully and admir- down to his untimely death. 2.75 ably characterized, they are Jess| Much of the era between the out nights), which for $3.75 promthan these. For there is nothing + to guide them, What Stialiy, ; moral deci- | fre appsass to a i > decisions Bt thrashed and subdued his own executive chair.

i » » » ~ all, but responses to glandular LCL in the interest of justice| o. owuypR it will do all of this an 8 purpose #

5 and human brotherhood. It is a ee deMBANAS and 10 = ; at ol CONTUREA “reyuire:

ments, imposed without cause and without reason. : »

“Increasing Your Word

Carol

| curate story of a man who earned) = tC . jhe love and 1és pent of People. at |OTEAnized vocabulary courses yet| .» ’ } K ; THESE people are tossed willy » 1arge, nF 1° Lis first measures “your nilly on the whims of idlotici uy yyy PAST YEAR or so OWN: vocabulary with a test which chance; they act, more often yi llywood has reached coyly into §ets harder as you go along. Then os than not, out of sexual Receusity, history to dramatize the lives of he subdivides the type of ds 108: which many of them wish t - cally to escape ghd may not. |ally have appeared on the screen cation. This is a handy device. > The place, of course, is Rome. |, men who have suffered great | He tells you how to talk about sand. the characters are bulltiy,.choy at the hands of society— People in such a way that they Five persons around Adriana, a prostitute and ay heroes who, like Robin Hood, Will like it, touching the specialtyiposure here a daughtér of wretched poverty. seized wealth from the rich and fields of doctors, scientists and] Neither Adriana, nor the sisters gc, e to the poor; gallant men Others of her dark profession, mor the ang great lovers. versational elbows. At the end of

Carol was

_— ” definition. by. Arthur Schopen- eon Reserve University, where he locked inside the ‘Window ‘Board 'and Paul-Reck of - Elmhurst, na. Mortuary.: Burial will be, Joins ne ° hauer: That happiness is only ani... in later years a visiting For Te Vocabt a = In Crown ra wu Auto linges . On the Air { . ul I Y 73. ;

Zo | A retired moldér, he lived in| ity "WORD POWER MADE EASY." complicated ideas. Then you take yndianapolis 25 years. Born = Into lity to understand] = A WHOLE wondertat woria or —By-Normen. Lewis... New. York, your finals. If you flunk, yoy can Noblesville, he was a member of}

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John Paul Korbly Jr., aged one 0 . ._ _ year, remained calm and cool this erine Catholic Church. Word Power Made Easy” Is & morning while policemen rescued three-week course (if you don’t g0 nig big sister from the. bathroom. Korbly, 3% years old, | two great wars is admirably re-|1ses to elevate you socially, In- gaughter of Mr. and ny John erine Catholic Church and a'den Hotel and Robert Tharp, 28, covered, as is the character of crease your earning power and fit p,,; gorply, 5814 Pleasant Run Heywood Broun, a man who You for the soft leather of an py. and her brother were left with a baby sitter while Mrs. {| Korbly went shopping. | Carol went to the bathroom and . depends upon the application of) \ olis;’ three daughters, Mrs, ‘Ed- injured. ARG ALLOZOINAE Abn cp Kart IErE y 18 no “doubt lashed harSAIE 5. SYMRVER the Maky /ard_Lewis ug Mrs. Lawrence about 1 a. m. at the intersection | Romulo, president of the United! is ome of the best: y ch was the excitement until {police arrived and entered the) bathroom window on a ladder.

John Paul Jr,

* numerous desperadoes. They usu- We use with their fields of appli-| pe —— MEXICO CITY, Nov. 5 (UP)— St, who died Friday in General

dropped close to freezing three |olic Church after services at 8:30 olis, and a brother, Harry Macke, November selection of the Cath-| with whom you brush con- days ago, police reported today. a. m. in G. H. Herrmann Funeral of Richmond. :

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had resided here about 36 years. icab injuring two passengers, | " Bad eal ded her a 3 Yan: Huelyn Bradfield, 22, of the Lin-|Wellington Koo, diplomat repre./the AIL" by Raymond R. Camp

senting the Chinese Nationalist O° us Tis The heuk former member of Holy Angel's of 853 Martin St. They were government, will be interviewed " Catholic Church, She Yo 79 faker to MEHR HOSEL Be pe of Sevomae riled Slates and Lamas ast ears old. [Tharp was treated an ased. 9: : . : y She is survived by two sons, The cab driver, James Hood, BRIG. GEN. CARLOS P. ROM-{aScesibie 1a sportamed BY lam John and Richard, of Indianap- 23, of 2520 Guilford Ave, was un- ULO—A delayed transcription of Pane. The smash occurred the address to be given by Gen.

.often as you like. the Christian Church there: ‘Hej wo also belonged to the Masons, Red -|Men and Woodmen. Nas Survivors include two dadgh-| ters, Mrs. Esther Derby, | Mich.,, and Mrs. San Antonio, Tex.

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Mrs. Catherine Piggott Mrs.

WA Weaver, Indianapolis, and Mrs. J, of Southeastern and Villa Aves. Nations General Assembly, at the W. Head, Morgantown, “and a Home. Burial will be in Calvary ohoian i on, Ne oral , . : {auditorium earlier i nthe evening. | brother, Martin Tarpy of Toledo, Cemetery. She was 80. ... WIRE 11:30 p. m. ng

angry but unhurt. ©: i ‘Born in Richmond, she lived in —————————————— kept right on play- pa. Indianapolis 40 years. She was eg. ‘me - . {Miss Rose Macke employed 14 years in Stokely-| Singer % Biography : Requiem high: mass for Miss’ Van Camp, Inc. She was a memi-; “I Hear You Calling,” the life; Rose E. Macke, 1826 8. Meridian ber of Sacred Heart Church. rof John-MeCormack, by the great! Survivors include two’ sisters, Irish tenor's wife, 'Lily McCor-| have died of ex- Hospital, will be sung at 9 a. m., Mrs. John McAvoy and Miss mack, will be published by Bruce, since temperatures Tuesday in Sacred Heart Cath- Fame Macke, both of Indianap- Nov. 15. The book will be the!

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