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By HENRY BUTLER A local booster for live. is Dave Gurian, proprietor Parkway Tavern, M419

tary Bases Reno Casino Owner Shot.

| owns some shares in {Tennessee Williams’ |and Smoke,” which comes to the Murat for two evening next. Tuesday

day. : | An Indianapolis resident since [1036, Mr, Gurian owes his enthus[tasm for drama largely to a

Unknown Assailant Fires. Two Blasts; Gunman Escapes RENO, Nev., Nov. 19 (UP)! — Bigtime gambler Lincoln ‘Fitzgerald, 57way in the or of a big Reno casino, |was wounded critically in a

ng thelr . ‘midnight ambush and doctors » Mayor Hamal said the reported tion. It recited in de- uld not! said his chances for life were by what U. 8. mi American campaign wo they were “in.

Broadway outfits, Manning also has worked with Margo Jones, of Broadway and Dallas, Tex, who ldirected “Summer and Smoke.” About two . years. ago, Jones and the committee of back|ers, Including the Gurian brothers, year-old co- had their choice between “Summer and Smoke” and “A Streetcar

The rest, of course, is history. “I think ours js the finer play, ‘and I sure hope we can get back assailant fired our dough out of it.” Mr. Gurian

“yery, very slim.” bed Hiro-| An unknown prove &itwo shots at Witzgerald as he says.

and Smoke” has had | a most unusual career. 3 weeks on Broadway after {opening In October, 1948. Then /it got some refurbishing and went lon the road, unlike most short-run Broadway plays that die where

garage. He was about to drive to the

operates } partnership with Danny Sullivan, came here with him from

"We need live theater” | . . . Dave Gurian. | yesterday, insisted the shooting af 347. They The

“Our play has what it takes. I where the whole trouble was on Broadway,” Mr. Gurian says, commenting on di(vided New York cri Brooks Atkinson pro, John Chap-|

lung and liver. Even if he Desire.” ire,” being more melod g rs sald, he may Dever __.t over bigger, Mr. Gurian be-|

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“Summer and Smoke,” in which Murat audiences will see Kath-| arine Balfour and Tod Andrews, of the Margo Jones Dalpremiere of the play, is a busi-| ness of events leading up to the|

Doctors injected five pints of

ambassa- | blood into the prominent gambler (UP) — Neil Butterfield, 16-year-/blurted out:

old hot rod driver who admitted! “As God is my judge, I didn’t.” slaying a little girl "because I! In previous testimony, Mrs. wanted to see someone die,” was/Conrad told how the shooting ‘held here today to safeguard him/climaxed three years of a mar{trom angry townspeople at: Bur-iriage during which her husband

{plucked buckshot from his No Definite Clues Police Chief Lorenz Creeson

want to know why that schoolmarm in ‘Streetcar’ went nuts, see ‘Summer and Smoke,” Mr. Gur.|ley, Ida {

meas INE AMT%. costs Too High

Anite clues as. Broadway play-production costs assailant” need trimming, Mr. Gurian thinks. verbal \ill'“We could have had our set for| before énter- $8500. Instead, genius and tem-| perament at work boosted the fig- . I think a straight-| budget shouldn't exceed $50, This one rose to $100,000,”

He adds the comment, | - You | yesterday by Probate Judge H. W. t Tucker. : | Butterfield told Cassia County|in Hamilton County Hospital ‘in| , 8) Sheriff Saul Clark yesterday that Noblesville last night shortly WhO ask Sat yusstion Daven t he killed the girl ‘because I after an Indianapolis automobile Studied the e Lic e red- ous other office machines under

wanted

ithe brutal kidnaping assault and|

—— —————————— » - murder of T-year-old ienaa (,af Kills Oilman

Joyce Brisbois of Burley.

Authorities. who seized him at |Hammett, 1da., yesterday, brought| him here because they deemed it ear p e unwise to return him to Burley. : {Townspeople there were reported {in an angry mood over the crime. Texas Operator

Butterfield was arraigned late En Route Here A Houston, Tex. oilman died)

mained conscious from the time shot until he was operated Play

s attractive brunet he says. accompanied him “When you help back shows, may not wind up with much, but A you sure have fun.” Sullivan and Fitzgerald operate A favorite’ anecdote concerns ithe “Nevada Club,” one of the the Broadway opening night of fanciest on famed North Street's g row.” Fitzgerald did not say he recognized his assailant. As the two shots reverberated turer. through the neighborhood, Reno's! most exclusive residential district, Fitagerald's wife from the house. Wife Finds Yietim

She found the gambler slumped outside = the ; ~ | screamed to neighbors for help. An ambulance Id to Washoe Medical Center and he was

upon.

wife, Meta, 37, to the operating room door and then waited outside,

Margo Jones was there. | | the large Gurian family, whether headed by Dave's father, Abra‘ham Gurian, Brooklyn manufac-

Virginia “8S. & 8.” jack twice on the canal bank and ‘she fell into the water and strug-

Somebody cooed to You're a wonderful produger.”

isa Jones cooed back, “If you. ; ‘hours after the curly-haired tttle/by Robert J. Horth, 30, of 3906

blond girl was enticed into a black Washington Blvd. as the<oilman sedan near her home.

ran screaming! M {want to see the best producer, {here’s Abraham Gurian,

‘My Son Has Been Bad—' a . Mothers Watch in Silence |i .0 on i

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gency opera Sgt. Mike Salonisen of the Reno squad said “it must have been revenge” but’ would not

!Fitagerald was struck in the middle of the back, possibly by| both. blasts of the gun, ‘Sullivan arrived at the hospital! obviously agitated, although he tried to maintain a poker face.

As Judge Imposes Sentence for Robberies

“My son has been bad since the day he was born.” The mother wasn't crying when she testified before Judge 0. Hoffmann in Juvenile Court, The couple had been staying at| would steal change ¢ven when he was a tiny boy. He won't go to school and he doesn’t like to work.” 3 Another mother stood silent Asked if Fitzgerald had named per gon, She agreed she could do =, his assaflant, Sullivan snapped: nothing more to make her only son “act like other boys.”

ly_by while the judge questioned |

i and father were divorced several

- : | Two men stood in the court- years ago. His mother married ning to Flanner & Buchanan

“Did the boys from Detroit pull room, too, They were step-fa- again shortly afterward. She has mortuary. where it “will remain

been arrested for being drunk! until Monday. His wife said serv{ices and burial will be held In|

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this job?" a reporter asked. refused Judge Hoffmann heard officers saa took @& seat beside Mrs, Fits- say the two you gerald outside the room where 18 years—had robbed a hal the surgeons were rushing prep- pla arations for an nperation to try mon to save the gambler's life. Fitzgerald oe Ml MATEY g [large suns of money with him on’ IS mpeestinis nightly trips to the gambling both to the Indiana Boys’ Sc wife, however, sald she at Plainfield “until they are 21." was convinced the shooting did! Juvenile Court t stem from an attempted both boys were “far above the

and disorderly.

They'll get good training at the| “go 4 survived, in addition to his wife, by three sisters, Miss Edna Ogg, Miss Virginia Ogg and

Tabor, |

two Boys School and, if they are good ths, including a United States students, they may be released fice and a military office at before they are 31. It is within|\e, wp. Fisher; and two broth-| well-being of youth. ers, Reece B, and Harry B. Ogg. : > a

ces during the

{the power of the board to re ease

Judge Hoffmann CORRES Tht toe._ yuod behavior anti an of Houston.

authorities said

rald came to Reno with they simply refused to attend hool or take jobs. i-/ One boy hung his head in adf mitting he had léft home three Were married some time ago Anti-gam-times to evade taking jobs his an undisclosed place. » i (ates laws and bribing the super- step-father procured for him. He SSSSs = wr vi ¥intendent of the Michigan state|

vs. Ray Lanham,

violating Michigan's sald simply, “work doesn’t appeal

His mother wept silently. ‘ "Worked During Summers The other boy confessed the robberies, too. He also said he on the desert proved too much for|djdn’t care much about working, Movie Star Joan Crawford. The but insisted he.had worked aj Raymond. | u otvens was confined to bed today while during the summer, :|recovering from heat exhaustion was not interested in going to and a severe cold.

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HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 18 (UP) Southern California's unseasonal| heat wave combined with work

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Mrs. Myrtle Conrad will have a

's rest before she faces an . redcap. cross examination Now that he is an employee longer an t operator, D. Bain, in| The companies are trying to raise whose criminal court the trial is The Interstate Commerce Commission, which deals ‘With such court until Nov..28 at the close subjects as freight tariffs and passenger fares, today set a hear-| .iing on the redcaps’ problem for Dec. 5 in Cincinnati. ~~ ~The redcaps are against the raise for a number of reasons, intheir at/luggage If the fee goes up. Stand, Says Admiral Another factor they haven't WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UP) cent standarc a lot of patrons add) chief of naval operations, Judge Bain said the unpre-ia dime or two to the regular| today’ the case of Capt. John Gu cendented recess in a first degree charge, and the redcap doesn’t! Crommelin, -reprimanded Navy murder trial came After an agreo-|have to turn in this tip. But if| firebrand, is closed -and “no ment more than, a month ago be-levery bag means a quarter further action will be taken." tween members Of the prose-charge, there will be fewer extra “In his original letter of repris cutor's office and Miss Jessie dimes. ’ mand Capt. Crommelin was told Levy, defense attorney. Four terminals—Cincinnati, Co-|he could make a reply,” Adm. “I'm going to take Mrs, Bain|lumbus, Indianapolis and St. Louis| Sherman said. “That was

rr {her husband was an accident,

band’s gun

Tells Police ‘I Wanted on killing your husband.”

s 9 | Mrs To See Someone Die la well-worn handkerchief. She TWIN FALLS, Ida, Nov. 19|taltered several times before she

. {beat her at numerous times. Butterfield was charged with

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| . » i . : {from him when the gun went off. Stayin Girl ] “Did you at any time” Missiinals’ proposal of higher rates, sation palicles. ro ot ’ \Levy asked the visibly shaken which if authorized in those cities) v7 Dases mation 3 ‘witness, “plot, plan or meditate soon would become nation-wide. cers on records,

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“This d be an unwarranted | . Conrad -ervously twistedand arb increase,” says Wil- chaios » Dart: Crommelin rising

A Navy Department spokes-" man said Capt. Crommelin now

He is a former redcap—hustied has no further legal recourse

in the Cincinnati Union

America” gives him a biography

“We feel,” says Harold,D. Snell,

within the Navy to get the record changed. The reprimand is a part of his legal record of his naval career and cannot be re~ moved, the spokesman said.

2 Seized in $2000

assistant to the president of the Supply Firm Theft

union, “that we are performing al public service in attempting to| prevent such an increase, which

to see someone die.” struck him on Ind. 31, two miles “I struck her with a bumper north of Westfield. -

The confession came just 50 Ogg was struck by a car driven

stepped from behind his car into the highway. Returned to Car

medicine he was bringing to In-

taken into the emer jase a= Ac Boys Get School Terms mis om sot od io Work Down's Appeal 16 Me, Says Yourh (F316 8 ny wr hearing aid and apparently nei[ther saw nor heard Mr. Horth's

car approaching.

hit — | business operations. Court attaches said his mother Biiried in Houston

{ Houston, his birthplace.

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Herbert M: Ogg. 60, died at 11:40 p. m. of a cerébral congled. 1 waded in and struck her|cussion, according to Dr. Harold | S008" Oe tn Miss Jones. again.” the former inmate of an Shonk. Noblesville. ‘Idaho. industrial school said. | Sheriff Carey Davis said Mr.

the Severin Hotel here for about, =. a month while Mr. Ogg, an independent oil operator, conducted

Mr. Ogg’s body was taken this’

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A dinner at Buckley's Cafe in at Cumberland will precede the

will not only result in mass’ un-| employment for our people but

will also work a considerable hardship on the traveling public.”

What's to keep a dishonest red-!

'his patrons hand him? Travelers adding machine, a comptometer,

cap from keeping all the money

cap hands out as identification for

the bags he carries. The term-|

Two men were arrested early today as police recovered office equipment worth more than $2000 which was stolen last night from the Standard Supply & Dye Co, 26 E. McCarty St. Patrolmen Michael Burns and Jack Heavenridge, investigated a tip and found four typewriters, an

three check writers and numere

a bed in the suspect's home, Officials of the company said

inals charge the redcap 15 cents entrance was gained through a

for each ticket, and he has to ac-

iredcap will become 25 cents—and Ithe redcap knows he won't carry as many bags as he does now, and that eventually there will be fewer redcaps,

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