Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1950 — Page 1

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B4i. The B stands for basement. a WHEN “Arsenic and Old Lace’ wag presented, many sides would have split from laughter if there had been more room, an enthusiastic student told me. '

. The stage is 6 feet wide and 6 feet deep. Costume changes are made in the boiler room. One spotlight and about 40 feet of electric cord provides lighting effects, Last year a student equipped with a light bulb and shade and color filters directed the lighting on top of a ladder from the rear of the room. Things are picking up. _ An old phonograph, the tall type that looks like a refrigerator, is the main prop. At different times, the phonograph was a bar, fireplace, piano, judge's bench, park bench, divan and a secret room in a mansion where a practical joker hid his victims. Imagination is the prime requisite for actor and speetator. Members of the Play Acting 315 class enjoy improvisation the most. You see, when you improvise, you don’t need stage settings, lines, story. Four or five students are given a situation and immediately develop it into a scene. An excellent way to prepare for an ambitious season that lies ahead. - During one class period when improvisation is on the schedule, each of the 20 drama students

ss have a chance to give their all. The actors are

Jean Ann Bates, David Berry, Keith Bratton, Ed Buckheister, Jim Catten, Carolyn Connerly, Diana Harvey, Mary Sue Jacobs, Bob Joseph, Nell Kinzel, Mike Kirsh, Dick Kuennen, Ken Lauer, Barbara Mattingly, Bill Mattingly, Patty Payne, Jane Perry, Don Schladman, Bill Sylvester and Cliff Wagoner. > ¢ I WOULD LIKE to echo Mrs. Reisler’'s amazement at the ability.of the students to begin with an idea and develop it into a scene that holds your interest and seldom bogs down. Every word and gesture is spontaneous. Sometimes the wit and play on words is so sparkling that it seems a shame the students don’t have a wire recorder. Some of the stuff is worthy of being heard over and over again. : Clif Wagoner, Dave Berry, Diana Harvey, © Jean Ann Bates, Ed Buckheister and Bill Sylvester were the first to draw acting assignments.

‘ They were to show how three evil persons with 4 designs on the wealth of a fourth party slipped a

drugged drink (Mickey) to the victim. Cliff Wagoner was the victim. Bill Sylvester was the butler. Bill, who is a star football player with the Tryons and freshman coach for the Butler Buii-

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50n State Tor Funds to On WeekEnd Bolster Tito

Couple Dies of Monoxide Poisoning ! Officials Hope Near Chestertown To Get $30 Millior Five persons were dead today, For Food Relief from accidents in the state. A By United Press couple was poisoned with carbon The United States today tried

monoxide and three other Hoo- {to get a relief food program gosiers died in auto accidents. |ing for drought-stricken Yugo- .

The dead are: {slavia to bolster Marshal Tito’s J g Charles J. Murota, 32 Chester- |anti-Cominform regime. . oo | Officials hoped to scrape toMary Alice Jones, 26, Chester- {gether $30 million as the first inton. {stallment. Yugoslavia has asked

{for $105 million, but experts here {believe that is too high. The search for funds was given | {high priority in the wake of last week's Cominform meeting in |Prague. Germany was the announced {interest of that meeting. But {experts cautioned that Yugo{slavia’s drought undoubtedly was

|discussed and that Tito may be

Heavy drama . . . imagination is the heart Frank Friend, 23, Muncie. and soul of B drama studs "s; He e (left fo Leonard Gruebel, 57, Haubstadt. right) Nancy Hendricks pours cocktails, Bill Syl- | nrg Susan Miller, 60, Clay City. vester saws a board and Nell Kinzel threads a | State police reported 16 acci-| needle. Can't you see it? dents in Brown County as weekah, y enders got out to admire Fall dogs. (pups), in ‘my opinion was miscast. Sev- {beauty. None were serious. eral times when he hauled in imaginary drinks |" Mr. Murota and Miss Jones died on an imaginary tray, I'm sure the victim would |r .arhon ‘monoxide poisoning have had his drink all over the front of his Inear Chesterton, Ind. The motor

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imaginary tux. Bill would be better with a keg /was running and the heater was " marked fo i I new an of beer. But he was in there pitching. on when they were found Sunday Load HY , Sdn a Best Land Army : lis performance When he was fall ioe morning. Miss Mary Sullivan (left), 417 Easterg Ave., and Miss Marie Nieton, 573 N. Tacoma Ave. as- State and defense officials bea 8 what Cliff did, happens to a man Tried to Pass Truck sist Cpl. George Prince of Boston, Mass. in learning canasta at the Indianapolis Service Men's wove that if food is shipped to i: . ‘1 Mr. Friend was killed when he Center: T + ntly reopened. is a Red Feather agency. ugoslavia quickly, it might forewith a Mickey in his stomach, I'm through. tried {o pass a truck near Zanes- r. The center, rece y P Is, q y stall a possible collapse of the

Dick Kuennen, Pat Payne, Don Schladman, ! v . . Tito regime sane. Perry and Nell Kinael were. next on stage vile: An coming nue forced Vaudeville Tries Again— | To Shas the best 1and arm Showing whit gg i a ee igi crashed into the rear of the truck. | Bill Gi I . A . J k and military equipment in south. of a rich uncle is read and ev ol eastern E pe parrot. The ira ha 30 milion mcks but hat Fitng vin Ur, Pend wer BI IASON REVIVES Aged JOKES in =i be vas sera by boot, : : : " success Fg One time I wouldn't have traded by boots for who were injured. uhm, T eo than two years ‘and etatags ’ eo r. Greubel was killed instantly | A t . t ‘believe he could fight off his > in a head-on collision. Ronald) 0. PP Y Oo Oo ern on i ions neighboring satellites in event of

THE CLASS Is packed with talent. Of course, Garber, 17, Evansville, driver of!

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{war in Room B41 it isn’t hard to be packed. The : “ joke,” says Glason, “is : ) thing I like is the .spirit of the A pov picking the other car, was injured criti- Most of Today's Top Entertainers ri 5000 Joke nye Only! In the opinion of diplomatic up the challenge of their meager possessions and Cally. i - ’ as s . dg €XPerts, the Yugoslav drought ag Sod going pow With grandiose, Bruce Melloy, passenger in Mr. Subscribe to Ex Trouper’s Stock a Te age, Material eels plays squarely into the hands of Jans Garber’s car, is in serious condi- By WENDY and EVERETT MARTIN J! “it can be laid CoMminform unless it is dealt with plans, : tion. This is the second of a series of three articles about the at- resuirements. on “ can be lald icky by the West. Moscow and = Wien the, houselight dis and_ the leroigel Mrs. Miller was killed instantly {empt of vaudeville to come back, fide) ame. or slightly different. the satellites have made life mise concrete floor in the basement of Butler Univer- When the car in which she was THE COAT 20 res form.” Co ’ ‘erable for Yugoslavia by the env= . r Y l be A «151 ) . . . fi d . v sity: she 2%n jhe Stage gL Zigeias Theale Stn Fding Salle 8 ray ak For 14 years, from 1935 to 1949, vaudeville disappeared from Still Gets Laughs Or reoahdraie. Hockade amed is watching her in the first ros. | —e61'%|City, Her husband, William, was the American stage. For instance, the old joke “Hit- . : g her in the first row. injured During those years, a few entertainers were keeping vaudeville jor was not delivered by a stork Soviet Union { : alive in the hearts and minds of the American people. when he was a baby. A BAT) PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S San

One of them is Arthur Godfrey. He did a “turn” or two before prought him,” was saved until al

NEW YORK, Oct. 23—Ever stop and think how different your life’s been from your parents’? And how much different your children’s life will be from yours?

town from Defiance, O., to celebrate: their 45th wedding anniversary—and I found that Dad doesn’t care a lot for this metropolis. He went home the 5th day—wanted to g the 4th. ’

He'd just had enough. . To him this town is “all right” and that says it.

He and mother are young—they were married #t 13—and Dad says: : “You're going to fight with your wife anyway . so why not keep fighting with the same ame. That way you get to know her weaknesses.” Dad's amazed that I see anything to this town. Figures he taught me better but I must not have been listening. He was born on a farm, became a “real estate man” dealing mostly in farms, and now lives “in town” but would prefer “a little patch somewhere.”

: “ 1did. You see, my mother and dad came into

ob GIVE HIM Boston, or California, or Atlanta, or Texas, or Florida, or even Chicago—which he thinks is a little too large—but first give him some small town in good ole’ God's Country, the Middle West. : He's lived all over Ohio—Akron, Lima, Van Wert, Rockford, Sherwood, Spencerville (all near Toledo and Cleveland)—and in Ft. Wayne, Ind. i He must have been a forward-looking farmer

ago, and that’s why I'm in New York. But to him New York is just a lot of people hurrying but not going anywhere. He and Mother saw “South Pacific.” They Sftecd that “It got a little tiresome toward thé ast.” We went to the Milton Berle and Eddie Cantor TV shows, and to see the Rockettes, and to Toots Shor's and Lindy's—all of which they liked. But their big kick was seeing Ted Mack's

3 Original Amateur Hour. .

“We see Ted at home all the time on the television,” they said. “It's wonderful how he helps young people.” : Ted's a homey sort of guy, clean and friendly and not very Broadwayish. My folks are the same, they enjoy each other. They like to sit

® eee . , Night By Earl Wilson patrink Carr Erin Jaudevilie expired in the 8k. But it was in his chosen field, radio, on fellow named Stalin came Along. | cnange. its pollen oy a alen couts, a Bi] eerie ter lotto . mo ; y plugged vaudeville over the air so walk cafe, that was our furni- Timely gags Are usually|wants peace was called hypocrit--around talking to my Beautiful Wife and Gor- rsistently he helped create a de- ture.” switches on old ones. But they|ical, impudent, amusing and nongeous Mother-in- | a . i ae for it Most - of Glason scripts. begin Sound new. A couple of “switched” sensical today by Pravda, the law ang Sue | ative ies I In a letter to Godfrey, Sol With a selection of “warmer-up- timely gags are, “With all thenewspaper organ of the Commuger. uy : ¥ Schwartz of RKO, congratulated Pers,” or stories. One might be, Strikes going on, they've changed nist party. Mother still Patrick Carr, a native of him for preparing the public for ‘A southern farmer introduced the wedding ceremony. Now the} | Discussing the President's inviworries about Donegal, Ireland, and a resident a revival. And the American his sons to the Governor, The Minister asks the couple, ‘Do youitation to Russia to lift the iron me, of course. ha 20 years, died Friday in St. Guild of Variety Artists present. Governor exclaimed, ‘Seventeen promise to Love, Honor and Arbi- curtain, permit the free exchange “I was so glad | Vincent's Hospital, He was 56. |ed Godfrey with a plaque in ap- Poys! All Democrats, I suppose” trate until the Labor Board Bivesiof information and ideas and you got married. A tailor, he was employed by preciation of his “invaluable serv- ‘They're all Democrats but the & ruling in your case? OT, join a collective security organThen you had H. P. Wasson & Co. since he lice to the cause.” little One,’ said the farmer. ‘He's Those prefabricated houses are ization which will lead to. dis. some woman to came here in 1921. He was a| Another, Billy Glason, a great legroed jo Teay. mn suggest Soler, £2 an Tod (ey [amalnent aod » Sewing > i i; “ pr y ~Dlas Sts °L Ll : ad . {atomic weapons, Pravda said: look after you, member of St. Joan of Arc “single” man during vaudeville’s a spot of poetry: “There was a deiiver it t6 you. They'll even| «guen Re a at

Mother said. Catholic Church and of its Holy palmiest days, preserved most of : " “Yes, he got a Name Society. (the good A jokes, collected, little skunk, who went to church, bring ® back On Windy days. |ing demand could have been conE | Services will be at 8:30. a. m.!revised and indexed them. He even as you and you. The little, “What's funny about jokes? ceived only in the head of a war-

woman to look

after him — his tomorrow at the Kirby Mortuary owns the most extensive “gag” Skunk walked into the church, “I don't know,” say Glason, monger, President Truman cannot

Mother-in- Law,” Ted Mack land at 9 a. m. at St. Joan of files in the business. When a re- and bat down jo iS own pew!” a “All 1 know is that jokes are|fool anybody and his fabrications the B. W. said. scat Arc Church. Burial will be in yjval came, he was ready. 9 eep an a ence warmed Jike firecrackers. We light them will suffer a complete fiasco: 4 oh Holy Cross. ‘ . up, Fun Master advises its users and wait for an explosion. Some ki Nh ; he’s. 2 Surviving are his wife, Mary A.; Jokes Not Old to toss in a couple of comic song go off, some don’t. We tell me Czechoslova 1a WHEN WE said goodbye, my mothers are. wo sons, Frank and William; “There's no such thing as an titles. One might be, “She Wait- ones we like, and hope for the, SOVIET VICE PREMIER V. well words were, “Now don’t work too hard, son. {four daughters, Mary, Eva Marie, old joke,” says Glason. “It's only ed So Long for Her Ship to Come pest.” | M. MOLOTOV left for Moscow by It was starting to rain and 1 ran down : € Joan and Barbara; six sistersithe person who's heard it before In, Her Pier Colla ' Glason claims his business Hair today g street looking for a cab to get out of the Wel.[;n4 two brothers. who's old. If a joke is worth tell- Introdis . : or 18) ; : I could just imagine Mother saying to Dad, “He {ing once and getting a laugh, it's' : jn ique, He runs it just for the He had been in: Prague Tor a works too hard.” : Sister Mary lworth. repeating. After a while, , Jf 2 Partner nee. : intro- ‘augns: : : conference of eight Communist And Dad saying: “It's his own fault for leaving , requiem high mass was sung you pe it.” & hg 5 double get, vison has SOMORROW: Some of Vaude- nations, el emgtle], In 3 w York!” | | i 3 S 2 : villes New Troupers. {commun 3 a nice little town for a place like Ne ~ |tor Sister Mary Saint Columbia’ Radio and television relied heav- "..; “ron "yy wooo URL Yew Troypers, = preg me sii Bagh

THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . Paulette Goddard chapel of the Sisters of Good vaudeville is consuming his mate-;.2 3 5 long run in radio.” {charged that the U. 8S. Britain

di J, |at 6:30 a. m. today in the convent /ily upon Glason's files. NOW| 0 "0 + here's a heel that's Gl t 0 it K | militarization of Germany and iterial. One of his items, Fun- i S 0 l orea and France with “violating the

entered Doctor's Hospital for a minor operation.;Shepherd, 111 W. Raymond St. Or “You've all heard of ‘Keep

... A major war is looming over the FCC's Yuling Burial will be today in the eon- Master Gag File, is is the Jor x the "Pot Boiling,’ well, there's a Potsdam agreement.” in favor of CBS color TV with suits and even a|vent cemetery. sepatale scrips. rom | t so man who's boiling because he - | (American quarters in Berlin big investigation scheduled. . . . Milton Berle used Sister Mary, a member of the Pag?® Bach “VY B78 WC OF “likeeps his pot.” ristmas believed the announcement might a naughty word in rebuking Harriet Van Horne convent 70 years, died yesterday, 2 ig ner oan aie Sar ofl If a heckler ix heard in an ‘be a coverup for more important for a TV review... Edith Piaf has switched her She was 89. {e 3 d oa! gy Y © audience, Fun Master advises decision taken at the meeting.) affections to Art Ford.... Ethel Merman's allergic She was mother superior nine] om ik leté list of Glason's sub- USINE a quick squelcher, like, Mog Expected . : to flowers. She got about a ton when “Call Me years of a convent she founded ho pe ro or? Ba 8 p.| That's how a four-flusher acts in . x Atlantic Pact Madam” opened. They gave her a bad time and in Toledo, 0. Coming to Indian: SCH a id 8 30 3va'a 8 Loe pa a full house” or. “I know I, To Be Withdrawn MEMBERS of the Atlantic she had to give 'em away and postpone a Decca apolis 31 years ago, she was injlcation. Bul your TepOTLers Sal” haven't got any brains, WHAT'S ‘ By KEYES BEECH Treaty military committee meet in

rite charge of the Mary Magdalen |isfied themselves most top Amer- your EXCUSE?”

a monthly article for John Chamberlin’s new iag-| COmUHLY 2 Tears. sour sist Oe a ry. Sto]... "To tall a heckler a dog. even TORYO, Oct. 75 (CDN)-.Bar | Washisig Eggi Sohdlder " | e is surviv our sisters Exceptions are so few they can be; n i | azine, “The Freeman.” . . . Patricia Neal does a| y Pp y in fun,” Glason explains, “is an ring unforeseen developments, nist aggression. The blue-

: a: 1{identified. insult. But if la’ ’ small job playing a reporter in|in Columbus, O. and severa insult. But if you say all a man’s the bulk of the United States is “Three Secrets” — but nieces and nephews. Allen Creates Own relatives ‘died unhappily at the 0,5 in Korea will be with- DE rn oie j | : i .. hands of . , they Say she flunked journalism Mpeg Anna Jahnkey Fred Allen, for instance, is Pos 2 Dosing Keeper 8 iat drawn Before Christmas and has no armed forces—shall conme 2 aw Services for Mrs. Anna L. Jahn- adept #t Sreating his own gags on ‘Beware of the Dog,’ you squelch some of them before Thanksgiv- tribute for the West's unified deEARL'S PEARLS . . . Mae key, native of Germany who came amar material. Milton Bere Is

pi a heckler with humor, and get the ing, it was learned here today. | fense. : West quotes Charley Jones, who [to Indianapolis 65 yeirs ago, will Known in the trade as The Thiefl), oh you're aftér.” The quick collapse of the The committee's recommenda-

cave. * » y ; . f Bad-Gags.” He carries his own . tions will be passed along to the says ‘nowadays the average be héld at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in o : 8 File Requirements North Korean forces makes the! 9 woman is mote concerned about |G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. file With him, in his head. A good “gag file” lays out ma- presence of large American forces Atlantic Pact Defense Committee Miss West her hairdo than her virtue. /Burial will be in Crown Hill. Outside the profession, some Of terial for every situation. It pro- in Korea no longer necessary in| Which meets on Saturday.

recording date. . . . Whittaker Chambers wiil w

New Movies

Mrs. Jahnkey died Saturday in Glason’s customers are govern- vides single routines, doubles, the view of military leaders. The defense committee will go

her home, 643 Propect St. She ors, judges, corporation resi- singi its, 8 into the knotty problem of reer ho pe: Juag P p singing bits, interruptions, and It is believed that Republic-of arming some German divisions

was 72. dents, doctors, lawyers, college soliloquies on girls, horses, hard _, ~~ i By Robert C. Ruar Surviving are two brothers, Al- professors, dentists, and bankers. times, or any topical subject. Korea forces are more than ca-for use in the collective defense

Ibert L. Schuck, Dayton, O., and They use his “corn” for after din- A Glason “bit” about a gir] Pable of mopping up whatever en-iget up.

movies’ answer to television, whether or not the movies know it yet. This is a filming, recording, and projection process which owns the trade name of Cinerama. Its introduction into the average ‘movie theater is as inevitable as the adoption of sound after Al Jolson made “The Jazz Singer,” 20 some years ago. * & Let me see if I can tell you what Cinerama is like. Supose you had front row seats at “South Pacific,” but were so privileged to slide back and forth that you are in closest possible proximity to each soloist while missing nothing of the small- - est detail of the supporting cast. ? : Let's say that you were in a position suddenly to kiss Mary Martin if she leaned across the lights for the purpose. : Let us say, now, that electronics and photography have developed a method by which this approximation of reality is possible "on film. You are in a roller coaster as it dips shudderingly down the giant slide, and your belly twists and writhes. You are riding a surfboat with the actual rider, and spray spatters you. You are in a giant's vantage point at a vast parade, or frightened on the heaving deck of a carrier, or at the bucking controls of a plane, or at the throbbing organ at a concert. : : eS is ALL THESE things are vividly obtainable with Cinerama, which has perfected the first true threedimensional technique, not only of photography but of compatible sound as well. It has been a long research project, involving several millions and much talent. : The ¢ skill was supplied by ‘Fred Waller, the man who created the Polarvid gunnery-training films that saved so many lives in the last war. The pioneering in sound "was largely furnished by Reev Sound Studios, under the guidance of an authentic geinlus named Hazard Reeves, who provided much of the military's electronic tricks during ww twice. : rere a As sound had to come to movies, as color has come, this three-dimensional stuff has got'to come. With this you look and listen to life, not to a flat picture or a statically distributed sound effects, ’ it" is projected by three simultaneous projectors, and the sound surges from six mikes into one

‘of average potential sight. The accompanying

tured to shoot for the special screen, They will morrow. Burial will be in I on]

i { amplifier, A three-eyed camera shoots the picture, Karl H. Schuck, Cleveland, O. ner speeches, 5 goes like this: “My girl's like MY resistance is left along the and six tracks pick up the sound. land a foster brother, R. M. Hard- Rat users of Fun-Master an Easter egg, all painted up and Manchurian berder. : France = Le oe ws ' . |wick, Indianapolis. according to Glason, are Jimmy hard boiled. She's nice, but ugly. Only the entry into the war ofl - PREMIER RENE PLEVEN'S THE PICTURE is projected on a curved screen, | Mrs. Johnkey was a member of Durante, Groucht Marx, Jim She's so ugly, when she gets reinforcements on the side of the government announced today that like a half horseshoe. To the watching eye, pic-|the St. John Evangelical Re-/p,.pyc” judy Canova, Beatrice drunk the snakes see HER.” Communists—a remote possibil-jit had reached complete agrees torial vision 15 180 degrees, or more than the scope (formed Church and the Ladies’... "mu, Vine, Block & Sully, OF “I asked her where she was)ity at this date—would make thejment on German rearmament. ™ (Aid and Friendship Club of the; °' © Ge: : j/born, She . said her mother continued presence of American gave no hint how far France (church. [Jac aar, orgia Price, A

i i ; i would go to meet United States sound is completely accurate and varied, according | : {Bernie and Joe Laurie Jr. found her in a bargain basement. forces necessary, it 1s felt. beni that Germany share the

; | y i “1 said, ‘Are you sure?’ She said, ic BT mam yy A BOY | li Tn BE fe he er Sars TT SRO A gr ee Te dE Of Wome dette. Be : : : - io ag; “Who was that la ize’ " Gen. MacArthur per fine it tomorrow For instance, when a choir files past you, : , gag Y Yall different sizes’. . Gen thur personally de- Pleven will define it tomorro

from behind, so does the music approach you Dies in Pittsboro Joeen Jou with jast night? That Here's a Glason bit for a dou- sires that American troops be before the national assembly. “from behind. If a man were: walking entirely | : ; BOY Ls Was my wie. ble: “He—That's a lovely dress withdrawn as soon as possible so Australia across a stage, six mikes pick up his -voice | po ER ME TOY Tag Switched yowre Wearing. ~SHE—Do YOU as to restore Korea to the Ko-| SEOURITY police swooped as he walks, so that what you hear is a | Be 0, Oct. 23—W. AJ Now the gag somes out like like it? Isn't this pretty, this}, Jt , ; URN ¥ Dotice = woo pes meticulous approximation of living voice ry. - real estate dealer here this: “Who was that lady I seen little gathering in front? = he United Stites now has = a Jown omImuniA Pa ranges. 5 and bigest Member of the Pitts-'you with at the sidewalk cafe Yes, and there's quite a crowd in divisions in Korea including ene Baar, the Yo sa sing Ef 0 on xP “A a = » “ : : : Tin last might The! bbs Te 2 Side the bask, too: __ Marine division. It is understood Communist law. Police seized doc=.

Application of this technique to movies wil his h . : : 8 ome h se ie he ois met: mean that it will be possible to reproduce an ere yesterday He that the battered 24th Army Di- uments, files and pamphlets. No

: + was 88, - . entire musical, say. with suca lifelike accuracy WES. © Will He Discover Whodunit? _ |vision, which suffered heavily in arrests were made. that the pimple on the chorus girl's nose i§ appar- State Bank. Mr. Bet 8 the early days of the war, will be - ent, as well as the entire sweep of the whole POr0 State Bank, Mr. Berry oper- ge 1 CE bi the first to leave Korea. U. S. Shipping Moves

For any film involving ated a farm and formerly was a,

COMDAny on ine stage. |part-owner of a drugstore in!

Most units probably will be 9 6 Million Tons East

action—sports, war, speed, height, or depth---this vithdraw J i ing. orrest. w rawn to Japan. : . % 1} Cinerama serves it hot and breathing Surviving are two nieces, Mar-| Copytight. 1950. for Indianspelts Times) WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 UP) AT garet Fulp, Pittsboro, and Alber-| Po Tmt The National Federation of

IT IS goihg to be an expensive operation. Iti =o : : will cost from $10,000 to $50,000 to equip individual| yor, FOC Lexington. Ky: two theaters, and special cameras must be manufac-| go vices will be held here to-|

{American Shipping reports that Gun Collection Stolen 2 million tons of cargo was From North Side Home moved to the Far East by U. 8, {merchant = ships in. the three

A gun collection valued at sev- months since the Korean War eral hundred dollars was stolen began. The total did not include |yesterday from the residence of Petroleum products.

} 4 | The Federation said it was 300 turned late yastérday . after a times thé tonnage moved by air

{Kurt Beler, 7002 College Ave. {and demonstrates that the Mere | Mr, Beier told police he re- chant Marine is “the. major sup= | week-end trip and found his home Ply arm” of U. 8. military forces, ransacked. Three rifles, two shot-| 2 { 4 ‘me : guns and a number of foreign- Rides Trolley 3 Miles

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come high, because one company, Reeves Sound- fitandmmmidladnhy | es Ba I oonea up 2s Natalie Ral once F. G. McWilliams, 56, | after silent flm. ’ 7» %! ROCHESTER, Oct. 23--Frank

2 1 . 5 | As many movie moguls hated the idea of [George McWilliams, former sales-switch-over to sound, they are cold to this man for the George F. Cram Con! new type of projection. But today many died in his home here yesterday. |

theaters are also installing massive TV equip- Mr. McWilliams, who was 56, | har : ment, with an eye to a. rights to big spe- Was a native of Pennsylyania. He made pisigis were stolen, - With Bullet in Body cial events, for which they will block free {lived in Tipton and Hoved to | : | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23 (UP) showing on normal TV channels and for which Rochester,” Where be lived the State CIO Elects eo os ral

they will charge admission. past seven. years. i ; ~ They are already frantic about TV inroads; and He was a. member of the Mafigure to become mere so. ‘This. is When you will sonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and. of get the modern miracle of the movies. Cinerama the Shrine.

"Whodunit?" state police (right) listens fo an expert in the chemistry section of {meeting by. re-glecting state off-|_., ,. , bullet Wound in her

he nam wish frantically that T owned Surviving are his wife, Doro-. 5 rd : : cers to two-year terms, Near Ed2 a iy or in of Taerely a thee, and a son, Ralph. | the FBI laboratory explain 4 distillation process : fo dete wards, Anderson, is president; abdomen. dn, ted aiaas feverish admiration for its vast possibilities. | Services will be at 2 p. m. to- Poison n unknown . Det. Osborne was gr OM Mrs, Nell’ Riddle, East Chicago, She told authorities that her = Or RO _ morrow at the home. Burigd will the 45th session of the FBI National Academy after 42 weeks of vice t, and Claude Bech- h d, ha accom ¥ 'e { rer. 1d io

~~ Fred Othman’s column is on

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ae BT " | ‘Delegates to the Indiana CIO nearly three miles by street car . . Det. Sgt. James R. Osborne of the Indiana convention closed their four-day sng pus last night to get hospital = &