Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1951 — Page 10

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— h tion Dec. 14 and 15. {doesn't mean that everything Mr. Pacini continued with) {should be a Russell Bennett Gershwin's “An American in masterpiece of scoring. But the) Paris,” which impressed me as publishers who rent these scores! needing tightening up rhythmic-| certainly ought to refurbish them {ally and clearing up tonally. It's and make them worthy of an la matter partly of experience. |orchestra as good as ours.

Out of Balance np And I had the feeling that Mr. Rep. Mack in Paris

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Pacini still doesn’t know the PARIS. Nov. 12 (UP)—Rep. Murat too well acoustically. His Peter F. Mack, the “flying Conaccompaniments for Patti from Illinois, arrived

ressman’’ Browne, soprano, who was the & on Dublin last night on his afternoon’s soloist, were invariably friendship flight around the too loud. The problem of balance world. could have been solved easily by using a mike. Miss Browne has a fairly light |

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voice which is easily drowned out Clock I your head aches: if you're feverish from a by too much orchestra. Yester-| cmcue cold or sufferin — 'day that was doubly unfortunate, v AR = TomtE STANBACK. T H fom Shing museles get since Miss Browne is an intelli- Mager: ts 2.30, 5 1:38 and ablets or Powder both equally gent and sensitive interpreter of “Street Bandit.” Petar Fok. at effective . .. both in 10¢c and 25¢ popular songs. . 11, 1:30, 4, 6:40 and 9:10 She did beautifully with Gersh- ESQUIRE sizes, Then remember, when win’s “The Man I Love” and “Em- “Bitter Rice.” with Silvano Mannext these pains strike—SNAP. braceable You,” except for the S00 at 6 oe

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|“Sybil” pronunciatfon she gave Synil P 8 “Anne of the Indies,” with Jean

{the suffix in the latter. Peters, Louis Jourdan and Debra | Abundance of Talent iodo at 11, 1:42, 4:35, 7:28 and 3 i. “Obs d, ith David Farrar, at She has a great deal of mia, na ve 0. th Day She has depth of personality, u KEITH'S

|derstanding, humor. “A Streetcar Named Desire,” with

1 i Vi Leigh and Marlon Brando. | Add to those qualities her] IV}..g®%Y, Lar Tal aE a striking, unstereotyped appear- “An Airatien Dparin Wit

ance, and you have a singing! Gene Kell and Leslie Caron. at

‘actress who should go far. As I, 11745. 2:15. 4 a an recall observing last summer, she “Tron Mab With. Jeff Chandler

did more impressive work in some, TS Evelyn RE ves, at 12. 2:35, 5:10, ‘ Starlight Musicals spots than the! “Stand Up and Sing," with Conimported talent did stance Moore, at 11, 1:35, 4:10, 8:45

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MONDAY, ‘NOV. 12, 1951

~ White House

Of Honor Medal ‘Reprisal’

oy MERRIMAN SMITH Tnited Press White House Reporter

KEY WEST, Fla., Nov, 12—The | White House today sharply re|Jected the story of a dead soldier's |father that President Truman -|Stopped a posthumchs award of! {the Congressional Medal of Hon-

or to the boy who died storming!

Hill 85 in Korea. Press Secretary Joseph Short

ductor, on the podium, the orchestra began the afternoon Said that, however sad the story, Honor Medal Awarded

ugene R. Guild of Glenwood Springs, Colo., was wrong when he implied that Mr. Truman engaged in “funny business” by not giving the nation’s top medal to! Lt. J6hn Guild, who was killed| in the Inchon fighting. | “The President holds the Med-! |al of Honor to be so sacred that he would not tolerate any tampering with the procedures that Bye! set up for giving this medal,” {Short said. {for one thing-—extraordinary he-! roism. He Meant That

“Yourhave heard the President say many times that he would rather have the Medal of Honor than be President. He meant what he said,” Mr. Short said. Mr. Guild told newspapermen| in Colorado over the Week ond that he had written to Mr. man, suggesting that br | “reprisals” may have been responsible for his son not getting the Medal of Honor. Mr. Guild has been on outstanding critic of Mr. Truman.

According to Mr. Guild, a retired Army officer, his son was killed in the same action for which Lt. Henry Alfred Commiskey of the Marines received the| Medal. The father thought that possibly his criticism of the Tru-| man administration had led: to! discrimination against his son.

Letter Not Seen No one at the White House has|

“This medal is bold

Rejects Story

rives, it won't be answered because of a long-standing Truman policy to refrain from answering letters which are made public ‘before. they reach the chief execu-|

“Mr. ‘Short’s only explanation for ithe Guild letter was this:

‘Many fathers and mothers are

‘rible thing to lose a child.”

After Thorough Study

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (UP)

{—A Defense Department spokes- |

{man said today that the Medal of | | Honor is awarded only after a|

| thorough study of the action in- | volved and after a recommenda- |

tion goes through a chain of command /A0 the President. the President.

ideeply distressed by the Joss of |their sons in battle, It is a ter-|

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Reds Seeking A Fake Trice, ¥ UN Charges

By United Press PANMUNJOM, Korea, Nov, 12

—U. 8. Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes accused Communist truce nego-

tiators to their faces today of trying to avoid a full armistice set!tlement.

Gen. Hodes, chief United Nations representative on the armistice subcommittee seeking to fix a cease-fire line and buffer zone {across Korea, bluntly told the | Reds:

“You intend to establish a pre- | sumptive demarcation line and {demilitarized zone which will re- | lieve you of any necessity to set{tle the remaining items on the

seen the letter which Mr. Guild 28enda with speed and equity.

{said yesterday he had sent to the] Mr. Short pointed out!

President. that when and if the letter ar-

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“You want to establish a spurious line and zone which will provide you with leisure and freedom to continue delaying the conference.” Gen. Hodes told news{men that no progress was made |during the. subcommittee meeting,

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{which lasted four hours and 15

‘minutes. However, the subcom- | mittee will meet again at 8. p. m. Panmunjon time today.

Gen. Hodes’ tough stand, made on a chilly rainy day munjom, indicated anew that the’ United Nations had made just about its last compromise.

Gives Up Demand The United Nations has given up its demand for the western front city of Kaesong, three miles south of the 38th Parallel, and is standing on its proposal, to base the cease-fire line on the battle line existing at the time ‘an armistice agreement iseready {for signing. | The Communists, on the other hand, demand that the cease-fire ‘line be fixed now at the present ‘battle line. They have added a. provision that the cease-fire line ‘would move with the battle line, jup to the time of the armistice |signing, but the United Nations icomplained this was too vague.

Allies Seize

2 Hills in‘Push

i EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARI TERS, Korea, Nov, 12° (UP) — {United Nations forces captured itwo hills southwest of Kumsong in a surprise attack on the central front today.

The United Nations troops jumped off at dawn. They overwhelmed light to moderate re-

gistance by an enemy platoon in each case and reported the heights secured by 10 p. m. Sunday (Indianapolis Time). The twin attarks advanced the United Nations line 1000 yards closer to the former enemy istronghold of Kumsong on the isouthwest. The Reds have abanidoned Kumsong. but still hold {dominating positions on the east, west and north.

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