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_ is even rarer than ACTH and is preferable in some cases. ~ Whatever the treatment, Jerry hopes it will mean he'll

show him the flight maps and explain all about the plane.

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(Continued From Page Qnie) 2 to | science too short a time, been under study too briely.

“All that is known is that some of the leukemia vic-| 4

tims treated have shown improvement,” Dr. Schulman said. - “Whether this improvement will be long-lived, we do not know. The longest case treated has been under observation only eight weeks. Not long enough to be sure.” “All T can say to you,” he told the mother, “is that

this is the only treatment that offers a suggestion. of hope.” f : First Treatment Due Tomorrow Jerry. probably won't receive his first treatment until tomorrow, after complete diagnosis. "There's a slim possibility that he might receive instead of ACTH, its sister drug, Compound E, made from adrenal glands. This drug

be able to go back to second grade classes at School 15.

- Reluctant to make the trip, the sick little boy consented ; * only after his mother r-promised-it might “help you go back

to school.” Jerry first became tired and listless last fall. When. he| failed to put on weight under doctor treatments, “he was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. There in December, a series of tests diagnosed his illness as leukemia, a form of cancer of the blood. Should the new drugs work in Jerry's case, the in jections would knock out the abnormal cells, the normal blood cells would start working and Jerry, who has been kept alive on transfusions, would be able to produce his own blood. He's There to Get Well But all this is over Jerry’s head. All he Khoa is, . he’s here to try to get well. Ill as he was, Jerry was as thrilled as any 7-year-old

He was wide-eyed as his father, an employee of Allisons, carried him up the ramp to the special pillow- -padded seat which stewardesses had turned inte.a bed. * Pilot Capt. Dick Beck came aboard early to meet Jerry,

No, the pilot assured Jerry, the propellors wouldn't hit the side of the ship when the engines started. And,’ when the engines were ready to start, Pilot Beck first called back fo Jerry for the signal to “let "em roll.” «As the plane roared out of the runway, Jerry and his mother waved “goodby” to daddy. Then the tired little .boy settled back to sleep. When ther plane landed, ambulance Btinidants were going to get a stretcher to move him from the ship. Jerry said he'd rather TWA’s Capt. Beck would carry Him. “Sure, I'll carry him,” said the pilot, “We've carried him all the way from Indianapolis, haven't we?” . While Je flew eastward; big; traditionally “hardhearted New York City was being turned upside down for him. vs : : Before the New York City Department of Hospitals would okay his admission to Bellevue, a city hospital, the Children’s Medical Service had to check every hospital in New York to verify that in-town cases were being cared for before out-of-state admittances. Jerry's Calm About Trip Jeriy is pretty calm about his sudden trip. After all,| if ‘that's what it takes to get back in school, he’s willing. -His mother, however, is still incredulous. She and Mr. Punaway had been trying frantically. to obtain the drug for their son, but had failed. It's a coincidence that pituitary extract may be her son's only hope. Mrs. Dunaway used to work at Eli Lilly Co. in Indianapolis and her job was filling ampules with pituitary extract. Mrs. Dunaway knows that there's only the slightest | spark of hope in. the treatments. ‘But a tiny spark can look pretty big. she says, when you ‘ve been without any hope at all. 3 me Jerry's case.

Not by Scions Aone {1200 GOP to Attend

Robert Rouen

Actress and Son Both Doing OK

‘Because I's Boy’ (Continued From Page One)

lini to marry ultimately in the Catholic church. - Seek Early Annulment The source said the formal request for annulment would prob-| ably be filed soon with the Sacred] Rota, the Vatican's. Supre Court for matrimonial Pe - Dr. Guidotti said Miss Berg-| man’s son weighed exactly 3%

————————— kilograms, or seven pounds; 11%

“Rossellini Happy

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_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

: Ingrid Overioyed at Sight of oT

ingrid Bergman 3 Avg Magnent

[Bad Luck Swamps Ingrid's Rival as ‘Volcano’ Erupts

Actress Scorned by Rossellini Gets Scorned +—=By Critics ut Swank Premiere of New Film - ROME; Feb. 3 (UP)—Italian Actress Anna Magnani, the woman |scorned in the Ingrid Bergman-Robert Rossellini love affair, missed | the premiere of her latest film, ‘Volcano,” last night. | The picture, touted as a.strong competitor for the Rossellinl- | directed Be rgman film, “Stromboli,” drew the top layer of Rome's political and erastional social world. But critics.

In rnd and Bab Italian critics were almost unanimous in agreeing that the S Holly od film was ‘conventional, uninspir-

ing hastily-made and lacking in

it failed to impress the

continuity.” The audience also re_|ceived it coldly. “The decision

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ounces. ~ Commenting on a statement! by a spokesman for Mr. Rossel-| lini that the baby: was born| three weeks prematurely, the doc-| tor said: “I can only say that it was a perfectly normal delivery.” Miss Bergman has a two-room apartment on. the second floor of “ithe luxurious Villa Margherita Hospital, located -one block hind Mussolini's former residefice at Villatorlonia in the northeastern quarter of Rome. Prof. Raffaele Paolucci Di Va Marriore, director of the hospital, sald that Miss Bergman's son “looks very much like his mother.” Dr. Guidotti said the birth was accomplished without difficulty. “A very new and modern method “of anaesthesia was used,” he said. “It is an adaptation of an American method. He said it involved giving a continuous injection of sedative during the birth. ‘Villa Is Lovely’ Nurses said Miss Bergman had visited the Villa Margherita recently and told them: “I -was going to Switzerland to have my baby but when I saw how lovely

All Except ‘Husband _ Talk About Child

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 3 (UP)— Ingrid Bergman stunned the movie colony today with a reallife drama that never would get by film censors. Everybody in town was talking about the baby she bore in Rome —everybody except her husband. ‘The news spread like wildfire through the studios and buzzed all night around the tables at Ciro’s and the Mocambo. But Dr. Peter Lindstrom disappeared as soon as the story was out. Hours, later, he still hadn’t returned - to their little white home. “Dr, Lindstrom has no comment now,” his personal representative said, “and I don’t think he ever will have.” Regarded As Father Under California law Dr. Lindstrom is automatically regarded as the father of the child. He visited his wife in Italy for several days early last May, which attorneys said would give him strong grounds for claiming the child if he wants to. Dr. Lindstrom's spokesmen refused comment, however, on whether there would be any change in the divorce plans. The doctor’ plans: ta divorce the star in California, and. she already has filed for a quick Mexican decree. The only forthright comment came from Colleen Townsend, a 21-year-old actress who just gave up movies for religion. “Let him who is without sin,” quoted Miss Townsend, “cast the

in Rome and come here.” The 80-room hospital was besieged by reporters and newsmen today, some of whom had been waiting there since midnight in the hope of catching Rossellini when he came out. Dr. Guidotti said, however, that Mr. Rossellini had left the hospi-|y tal before midnight ‘last night and did not remain all night in

the spare room which most) first stone.” Italian hospitals provide for] “This isn’t the sort of thing we fathers. prefer to let our stars make pub-

-.No- formalities. for registering jic statements--about,” one studio, the child’s birth have bgen car-ispokesman said. “But I can tell ried out at the hospital yet. In you it “hit Hollywood with -the

{panion in Rome during the post-

Volcano, one of the Eolie group just north of Sicily and just south of Stromboli,

"{los Sforza, witnessed one of the

was a bitter pill for the fiery Italian actress to swallow. Friends sald Miss Magnani decided to star in fit only after Rossellini, her constant- com-

war. years, decided to star Berg man in “Strombell.” = She made. it on the island of

where Miss Bergman and Rossellini ‘were romancing. She Wanted to Shine Friends said that Anna, who has steadfastly refused to meet her Swedish competitor for the love of Rossellini, wanted the picture to be her best. But the audience of the Fiamma Theater, including Italjan Foreign Minister Count Car-

slopplest premieres in the city’s history. The sound track broke down three times, forcing the showing to be terminated temporarily. Male and female vices came over the amplifiers simuiltaneously. Twice the manager climbed onto the stage to apologize. The third time the sound track cut out he didn’t bother, All agreed that “Volcano” obviously suffered from the haste

to capitalize on the BergmanRossellini publicity. The story concerns a prostitute who returns home to find a fish-erman-procurer trying to lure her virgin sister into a brothel. The prostitute eventually kills the fisherman and then is killed herself in the -Sruption of the volcano.

all cases of birth, Italian hospi-|oreatest impact I've ever wittals must make a record of the nessed. That's all anybody fis time, weight, sex, and names of|ta]king about.” parents. Iznick Is Silent Under Italian law this record a ck S om {ritroof birth must be filed with thel fio "yp of Bergman to America 10 days after city registry within - 11 years ago in a role which du-

birth. licates her romance, wouldn't “Flowers Fill Room - ATE a thing.

Neighbors Pray Rt i For Afflicted Boy

will attend a Lincoln Day dinner, Interest Mounts

land rally "at the Indiana Roof, Ballroom here Feb. 14. _In_Dunaway Case

Sen. William E. Jenner will be Ithe principal speaker for the rally.

Arrangements for the dinner, {part of a statewide sérfes of Lin-

|tion of paternity. The ‘child could

It was pointed out, howeyer,| Waiter Wanger, who made her that registration can be accom-ig saint in “Joan of Arc,” was out plished without a formal déclara- of town, ‘but his secretary said he wouldn't comment anyway. Howard Hughes, whose RKO studio is releasing the BergmanRossellini film “Stromboli,” couldn't be reached. But a spokes-

therefore be registered” merely in the name of the mother. Legal sources pointed out that Miss Bergman legally. still Is married

hange in plans for the movie.-

SR RE He reoin Day observances; are anderito: Dr: Lindstrom: a rdine jacket (Coatinved From Page One) ithe direction of Robert, W wo Mat-| Miss Bergman's room was 'thews, 0th Ward crowded with. bouquets of flowers

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received his blood transfusions. publican. tor the county central] Little Stevie Mack, Jerry’ s.long-

| Special guests at the __ time buddy, took back daily re include all the officers ports on Jerry's condition to his. bili mother. When Stévie told Mrs, PuPlican State Committee. Williams about the daily prayers et ‘being offered at St. Philip Neri. School, he said: { “We're ‘gonna’ bust Heaven wide open.” Shock to Neighbors

When the ambulance came for Jerry yesterday afternoon it| almost caused collective .hearf!. failure on Eastern Ave. Neighbors thought it meant Jerry was dying or dead. Mrs. Williams said ‘her telephane rang so” constantly she couldn’t. answer all the calls. In* qhirieE continued last night ‘and

By Sy Suspect To Sovier Oficial

(Continiied From Page One) Groves who headed the Manhattan district—will testify. Official reports on Fuchs’ arrest said only that he gave atomic inthis morning. formation to an “unknown per“Everyone 1s so Interested," |son” in this country in 1945 and Mrs.-Williams said tearfully. “It’sto another “unknown Sputson” Just God's planning that this can somewhere else in 1947. ,

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“Miss Bergman's personal life

Ask $655 Million

Excise Tax Slash Timely Urge Wik.

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revenue the administration asked would come from corporation taxes, Mr, Snyder testified. These new = corporation levies would bring $675 million into the Treasury each year, Increased rates on

vide the remainder.

today. is of no concern to the studio,”

present “notch” rate of 53 per

he said. The Motion Picture Producers | Association, watchdog of movie morals, had no -comment on! whether it would take any action |

ay Flowers and messages keep, coming from everywhere,” nurses | id.

‘blocking entrance to the villa |

grounds and prowled the gardens! Jin search of persons t to. _interview. West Plans New Airlift

{ Klin hard 2 i

Some managed to get inside! -{the -hospital but were restrained As Russ from going beyond the lobby. Musstans tightened their squeeze! .- Ceased Public Appearances ~ [on Berlin traffic today and, the Miss Bergman's pregnancy had | U. 8. Air Force said it was ready been reported as early: as Jast|to renew the airlift at the drop| ‘September .in the - Italian press of a blockade barrier. i and later in the United States. The Western Big Three com-! In recent months she had ceased | |mandants met , to discuss the| appearing in public places. | partial blockade, Afterward Maj.| Early in the fall she began Gen. Maxwell Taylor of ‘the | wearing loose, bell-shaped: codts United States sajd he was ready which disguised her figure, keep-|to fly to Frankfurt to meet with ing the coat on even- in res-1U. 8S. High Commissioner "John taurants. i i McCloy. Father. Morlion was mentioned — in one Italian newspaper today mained until after the baby wis as the e; orn Jae te i os peed probably, I Then hie called mie and rusia However, he said that “if asked over to tell me about it” “tHe |

Tighten Down BERLIN, Feb. 3 (UP)-"Thé

cent tax on corporate profits between $25,000 and $50,000 be re-| | duced to 42 per cent. But he also asked that the 38 per cent tax] Lon _ than $50,000-a year be-Increased| to 42 per cent. |

per. .cent.on corporations - making

caused by the producer's efforts.

Mr. Snyder proposed that the|

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corporations making more.

“Remain in Effect e500 Fe The present average rate of 23)

up to $25,000 would remain hi

effect. he said; to: ONE: “Preserve” preferential treatment to small businesses. TWO: “Remove an obstacle” to the expansion of small busi-| ness, Mr. Synder ‘also proposed that | | all corporations be given the ad-| | vantage of these lower rates on!

the first $25,000 earned. Under}

present law, a corporation mak-| ing more than $50,000 pays. 38

per cent on all earnings, includ-| ing the first $25 L000, i In Tesommending Insceutad

taxes on estates and [BAYA “told” the comrnitt the. total yield from these levies

Hi Siig - :

‘went back to his job as a tool grinder at Allison's today. He had wonderful news for the other men in his department, many of] whom had called when the story of ACTH appeared.

In Care of Grandparents [.

Two- year-old Jimmy Dunaway, | Jerry's little brother, is being cared for by his grandparents;

while his mother and Jerry areinounced in Londom than all five

‘away. : He didn’t like to see them going without him. He’ll be glad to see| them back. And so will the neighborhood | which, if prayers always: Jerry would never have had to] leave.

formation that could have speeded Russian development of atomic bombs; an AEC spokesman pointed to the official statement {that he had access “to a wide {area of the most vital weapons information.” “That answers your question,” the said. — Se

Speedy Action Taken No sooner was Fuch’s arrest an-

to perform the rite of baptism,

should address themselves their parish, priest.” : Grinning nurses who dodged al

‘(the birth of a boy in the hospital. The ribbons, of white satin,

AEC commissioners were called with joint congressional commit-|

tee to discuss the situations. |P ink.

Await Mexican Divorce

I would answer Ser that «the ves to| went back to the hospital.”

questions with determined shakes of the head staged the traditional hoods have been published that collections in 1949 compared with Italian ceremony this morning of} hanging up a ribbon signifying

were hung in the center of a blue field. If tbe baby had been a/denly but we were prepared and |girl the center would have been|Miss-Bergman was taken ta the

Fuch was familiar not only with Friends have reported that Miss!

‘priest said. “He asked me td} make the .gnnouncement and then

“Miss Bergman and Mr. Rossel{int have been bothered so much | by the press and so many false-| {great precautions have - been {man will have privacy for as long as possible. “Things happened rather sud-

{hospital without anyone knowing lof it.” One unconfirmed report said

(the actual bomb assembly WOT pergman, who has not seen her the baby would" be named Ro-

| done at the Los Alamos, N. M,, atomic laboratory but also with marry

Security is sown in a HOME OF OWN. Turn now to the

FRatorstery as

Oak Ridge, Tenn., by which this It is expected late this th country produces, the atomic ex-| An Jon plosive, uranium-235. ‘While he was in this country

fication conference in November, about to go to the hospital 1947, Fuchs also was permitted to Mr. Rossellini visit the AEC’s Argonne gine Onicage:

‘authoritative source said Mr. Rossellini was at work on a film 20 miles outside Rome when attend the three-nation declassi- he heard that Miss Beguine) iCatholi¢ faith.”

lini raced into town Adeumpanied Miss Bergman

husband since last May, ~ will berto but Mr. Rossellini’s gpokesMr, Rossellini as soon as'man denied this. 4 the gaseous diffusion process at ner Mexican divorce is granted.|

the ‘boy, he said, but “both Mr.

{taken to assure that Miss Berg-!|

No name has been chosen fori/to. call J, Edgar Hoover,

has barely doubled since 1939 |while total internal revenue col{lections have increased by eight { times. Estate and gift taxes "yielded only two per cent of total tax

seven per cent 10 years ago, he sald. : He fesomménded that the |changes be made both in exemptions and rates. These alterations, he said, would produce about $100 million a year.

FBI Chief May Testify In Judy Coplon Trial

NEW YORK, Féb. 3 (UP)— Judith Coplon’s defense will seek FBI chief, as a witness, her attorney,

Rossellini . and Miss Bergmaf| Archibald Palmér, announced to} have agreed that the baby will| Federal Judge iver J. Ryan) be baptized and brought up in the today.

Miss

Coplon and Valefitine! ps The child is the second for the Gubitchiev, Russian engineer, are 32-year=old Miss Bergman. _Her| on trial in Judge Ryan's court

daughter, Pia, now 11, Is in Hol-jon ‘a charge of Tonspiracy toi the. hospital,’ where. he re-lywood with ber husband. . aleal governmend sews. |

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