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THURSDAY, TEB. 16, 1956 _

Crooner Frank Sinatra, w ife R t d Alienated ~ Ohio Realtors eskeparied Alicante:

Told to Get Out and Sell

Local Man Warns That Good . Market Means Hard Work

By LARRY STILLERMAN Times Staff Writer COLUMBUS, O., Feb, 16—Moré than 200 topnotch Ohio realtors headed for their charts, customers and competition today 24 hours behind schedule. They could have gone home yesterday afternoon right after

day conference on real estate brokerage here, That's when Earl B. Teckemeyer, Hoosier real estate “evangelist,” stepped down from ‘the “pulpit” after preaching his sermon on how to “get out and sell in 1950.” Strictly Yes Men Addresses by seven host Ohio State University professors yesterday and today on related realtor - problems merely amplified Mr, Teckemeyer’'s high-powered,

“Real Estate—the 1950 Market-| band, Frank, who has been touring the night spots recently with actress Ava Gardner. Here is the thiy morning

and You.” The former Indiana assembly-| man warned his real estate Ter Nancy. neighbors that present patterns JE. followed in selling homes and investment property must be discarded this year. Competitive Market “We're entering an intense, highly competitive: market today,” he said. “Realtors won’t be able to wait for the telephone to ring or placards to bring in; customers, ‘ i “We must overcome inactivity by old-fashioned work, work, Go out after

Romantic Dud—

as what went on after quitting time on the island

the business.” g High-pressure salesmanship isn’t the answer, he warned. Realtors must be “country doctors— take all kinds of cases—to help our neighbors find the right kind # of house,” he said. “Personalize your sales.” Encourage Him Mr. Teckemeyer said the continued construction boom = will push existing properties to a “realistic” level. ‘ “But that doesn't mean that

public showings yesterday. Apparently they expected] “Stromboli” to be as sensational las the life Ingrid and Roberto led wai after the cameras shut down for the night, It isn’t. The irrepressible In-| _ grid emoted through 81 minutes | of marital misery, Erni it was a “bum show.” tions, and fishing trips without! «ng hot love scenes” |getting kissed once, diaind That, a United Press survey, showed, left a lot of the custom-|

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| Sinatra family as pictured during happier times (left to right): Frankie Jr., Nancy, Frank and daugh- 1 4erst00a

Many Customers Complain in on Catal ‘Stromboli’ Not Sexy Enough... survivors ignated "rescue on apita

By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON, United Press Staff Correspondent of here, by building a fire which] HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 16 Ingrid Bergman's “Stromboli” is show- sent" up a

ing in crowded theaters throughout the country today--but manysmoke of the customers complained because the movie isn't as romantic. The plan

: Miss Bergman's front-page affair with Director Roberto Ros- search that has cost eight lives. sellini had fans slogging through rain, snow, and sleet for the first. The fatalities Review of “Stromboli,” Page 18

An unidentified man thought it off from Great Falls, Mont better! {than pictures produced in this

Mrs, Mae Anderson in Omaha! “We heard him yelling.”

In San Francisco fans lined up 1iff and helped Tripoddi down.”

-- Ry a late SERS ahin Sut EY

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Durham Lets Board See His Blackjack

Policeman Denies He Loaned Weapon

To Known Criminal Suspended Policeman Jacque | (Jack) Durham, at his trial be [fore the Safety Board for neglect |of duty, today produced a biack=. {jack he 1s accused of having loaned to a known criminal. | Mr. Durham, the police departiment's stormy petrel, was on the stand for more than two hours {testifying in an effort to exonerate himself of charges that he “aided and abetted” known crimi- . a candidate nals. A mild ruffle in the hearing chamber was caused when Durham producéd a small blackjack from the breast pocket of his

Maggie Makes It Official: He'll Be Sheriff Candidate

Ex-Sheriff Raps Wave of Burglaries

Al Magenheimer made ft official

unt Last 6 f 11 B-36 HEYINOLS. =. Ligne dm

sheriff formally announced for 25 Men Battle the Republican nomination. for Snow and Bush He launched his candidacy with On Lonely Island a blast at the “wave of burglarSEATTLE. Wa .. Feb. 16 (UP) les and criminal attacks that A 25-man aoe party stum- have recently swept the county.’ bled through.show-covered under- Mr. Magenheimer recently rebrush of a British Columbia island !/T¢d from the police department today seeking six remaining sur-|“here he ended a 20-year career vivors of 17 crewmen who bailed OD traflic patrol, ‘out of a crippled B-36 Headquarters for the MagenTen of the 17 airmen were res. heimer-for-Sheriff faction opened {cued by. fishing boat and flown!/n the Ober Building. to McChord, Wash. Air Force -In a statement: announcing his ‘base last night candidacy, Mr. Magenheimer said: Another, Staff Sgt. Vitale Trip-/- “It 1s not too early to begin podi, 23, Brooklyn, N. Y. was our campaign now to re¢store the rescued last night after he had Republican party completely to . dangled by an arile for 12 hours power in Marion County.” Al Magenheimer . . in a trée. on the edge-of-a élff Mr. Maggenheimer, a life-lohg ganization has indicated it will] Although injured. his condition Republican, attended Indiana Uni- support Géorge ‘Winkler, a for was reported as “favorable.” versity and completed a course at mer sheriff, in the May primary Sgt. Trippodi was brought outt h e ‘Northwestern University Another candidate mentioned "0 °° ° by a rescue party and put aboard Safety School prominently by the . Itepublican Beatly prossed biue suit. » Woos Outside Support organization 1s James Langford. Durhs aye ad this blackjack.” stroyer Cayuga. He will be flown, He is expected to receive the! Mr. Magenheimer is a mem-!| urham: sald in snswer io a ew

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Nancy Sinatra celebrated Valentine's Day by announcing her separation from her. crooner-hus- to McChord Field with a doctortbulk of his support from anti-or- ber of the Methodist Church, Ma- fense question, “for many years.

I had it before I joined the department, I swear it has never been out of my possession.”

“ganization groups, including the sonic Lodge, Shrine, Fraternal The other six survivors are American Way Republican Com- Order of Police, Optimist Club, to be approximately mittee, Cosmopolitan Club, Elk's Lodge three’ miles inland scattered. The Marion County GOP or- and Loyal Order of the Moose. along a three-mile long area.” woe ven Hoosiers Pour All 17 bailed out Monday night when three engines of their six engine aircraft “conked but.”

Charges ‘Frameup’ At a hearing last week Dure nent Democrats from throughout ham testified. he was the victim the country are here to attend. of a “gigantic frame founded The dining room, which con- within the ranks of higher police sists of the drill floor of the officials.’ armory, is laid out as a gigantic, He said he first had knowledge fan with the President seated at of this when he received a teleits apex. A corps of 550 waiters phone call from Patrolman John - and 75 captains will supervise and | Bailey, a felloweofficer. Mr. Bailey, towering cloud of is Alex © ampbell, Ft. Wayne, serve the hot food which will be! Durham told the board, informed . brought in é¢harcoal burners from'him that he, Durham, was being who announcelt he intends to the kitchens of the Mayflower and framed by Detective Sgts. Spurs open campaign headquarters for, Statler Hotels. geon Davenport and James the U. S. Senate nomination at, President Truman's message | Rogers. } occurred yester- [the Claypool Hotel in Indianap-, Will be broadcast on all networks, AS a result of this disclosure, day when a B-29 Superfortress) ojfs, Mar. ) from 9:30 to 10 p,m. Indianapolis Durham gale ping tere has search plane crashed after taking | He is being backed by M (time. Democratic governors, ex- oy) a wy n his friendship 8 1g backed by Mr, | ont’ Gov. Henry F. Schricker who| With icer Bailey. Durham said Two subvivors, brought fo Me-| McHale. | {an’t there, will be seated with the MT. Bailey told him a few days [Chord Field said Sgt. Trippodi’s| State Chairman Ira Haymaker| cabinet officials at the Presiden- bet that Ho Wwouls Bet IPbeas : chute caught in branches of a headed the delegation coming in! tial table. Jefore fhe Lian) apd testy

. [| D If. . [tree on the edge of a high cliff. the special cars and took over a! The menu. consists of Texas | I whante bens Durham related said suite at the Shoreham Hotel. pink grapefruit au Kirsch, celery, said he would deny “ever having 3: 3 gn » y " Barry, 30, Hills-| Dinner at Armory green olives, broiled filet mignon} telephoned me.

Island. about 450 miles northwest | (Continued From Page One)

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P Whitfield Jr., 25, San Antonio, heing held tonight at the National beans provencale, heart or let- LIST KEY MEDICI INES Tex) and T got to the top or thé Guard Armory and billed as the tuce, roquefort cheese dressing, biggest in the long ‘history of such fancy ice cream, petits fours and two of the newest and most ef

prices wil! drop way off the mar. ers feeling they didn't get their| for three-quarters of a block out- ‘Pretty Bad Shape’ affairs. More than 5300 promi- demi tasse, | fective medicines now in use. ke today,” he Suid, 13 hu n Ava Gardner money's worth. Despite this, side the Golden Gate Theater. An! fg, was in pretty bad shape EE home now—and needs one, then. A home of your own. makes fans Potted plu cities voted 2-to-| early-rising matron thought “In- We left him to try to reach a TRAUSS : > in favor o e movie. grid was superb.” But John Ho- beach and help.” Capt. Barry said SH LAE O, : ou realtors should ehcoura e life fuller, richer, affords security, Bric F reach and hel af arry sali ; i a vo In a ” g adds prestige! When are YOU Bill Gonzales from Omaha said bart, Chronicle critic, -called it, The 10 men brought out by the SAYS. I. RADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROWI

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