Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1952 — Page 6

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By Henry Butler

“The Curious Savage,” Booth Tarkington Civic, is a

which opened last night at the

remarkably vapid play.

It's a little hard to realize that its author is the same

John Patrick w ho wrote that

The Hasty Heart.’

For tHis strange mixture

uvenile and occasionally sadistic

nirth with idealistic sentiment ind hackneyed poetic reflections seems to have little reason for ing. = Situation: A widow worth $10 million is committed to an intitution by her three nasty stephildren who wish to gain control of their father's fortune. The vidow wants to use the money to tart a fund that will help people doing the foolish things

niov

they've always wanted to do. » » ~ SO FAR. so good. Fine, clean

un for age levels 11 to 16. Unwrtunately, the same John Patwho wrote so much tenderand compassion into “The Hasty: Heart” this time chooses th find mirth in thes behavior of True enough, they're

natice ild cases, But the character of Mrs, addy (almost frighteningly- reilized by Mary Malatesta) defiitely is modeled on a schizohrnie, If you have seen a good riend go off the rocker, and if ou subsequently have visited the nstitution, you will not find that lement in “The Curious Sevge” anything to laugh at. There were a good many insen:itive laughs from last night's, pectators. (I noticed also that al good many female spectators were insensitive to the hat-remov-ng tradition usually imposed elsewhere by good breeding.) " = = POINT of Mr. Patrick’s summed up by that old inecdote of the guy who calls] rom the booby-hatch barred vindow to a- tarmer driving by vith a load of fertilizer; “Hey, there; whaddaya gonna do with that fertilizer?” FARMER: “I'm ronna put it on my strawberries.” | BOOBY-HATCHER: “Who's crazy

THE

lay

now? I put sugar and cream onic4 jp nine.” Time now for credits. In the

mildly handsomely Rhoades’

framed hy Fredric

profound and sensitive drama LY

of Widow Savage. Margaret Roberts,

who did a last-minute substitution for another actress taken ill, is nicely modulated in tone. and gesture as Miss Wilhelmina. n n ~ FRANCES BLAIR, as the sixtime wedded playgirl step-daugh-ter Lily Belle, contrives to'.seem appropriately - . detestable. And Marguerite Farkas, Howard Ashley, Mary Maillard, William Bender, John Benedix; Julian Bamberger and A. Frank Hull all de serve mention in other roles. _ Mr. Bamberger had one line which struck me as summing up the dilemma of the entire cast In trying to make this play come alive. The line waz: “We're losing ground.”

‘Act of God" Took Ship

By United Press FALMOUTH, England, Jan. 12| Capt. Henrik Kurt Carlsen per-| forms his last act today as skipper of the ill-fated Flying Enterprise. He signs an affidavit that he lost the ship as result of “an act of God.”

The “act of God” was the| stormy weather which first erip-| pled the American freighter 300 miles off the southwest tip of ‘ngland Dec. 27, then finally sank it Thursday only a little more than 50 miles from this port. Exhausted by hig 13-day ordeal on the leaking, listing Enterprise and by the tumultuous reception

given him o nhis arrival here yes-

terday, Capt. Carlsen slept late in a small hotel at Nansidwell

3'2 miles from Falmouth.

He finally awoke after 10 a.m. m.. Indianapolis time), to find the &ky cloudless and the sea

which claimed his ship only two distressing proceedings, daya ago ironically calm.

The affidavit attributing loss of

setting, the best and the Enterprise to an “act of God”!

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Free Election Death Blow to Reds

EDITOR'S NOTE—Mr. Lucas today -vescribes the leaders who have led the Fili- ? pinos , out of chaos into order. hi

vy JIM G. LUCAS Seripps-Howard Staff Writer MANILA, Jan, 12-— A remarkable change has. taken place in the Philippines in the past. year. Much of the credit goes to

Defense Secretary Ramon Magsaysay one of the most dynamic figures of the Far East, and to Maj. Gen, Calixto Duque, head of the Ph 1'L ppine ' armed forces, Credit also goes to the Filipinos themselves A year ago the Philippines were in chaos.

Mr. Lucas

| were amhushed,

An organized Communist politburo was operating in Ma- ~ nila and threatening to take

over the city. The people feared the army and constabulary almost as much as the Huks, Capitalizing on that, the Huks often were able to pose as defenders of the people.

{ In April, the Philippine Congtabulary, then semi-independ-ent, was taken into the defense

department, In June, Mr. Magsaysay took over the department. Today the Constabulary's chiefs can't make decisions: without approval of the defense secretary or the chief of staff. : After Mr. Magsaysay took over, many army officers retired. Punishment for abuse of civilians was swift and sure. Competence and valor were rewarded. In effect, the armed forces were reorganized from top to bottom, ” os » GEN. DUQUE’'S mail is significant. “I'd like to maké known to you, sir, that after your determined action against the Huks

and the conduct -of the armed |

forces in the last elections, I now believe that dur army has regained the confidence and respect of the people,’ says one letter. The fact that the army-—once feared by the people — insured free elections in November

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|members will be soloists for the

concert to be given at 4 m.

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| of which was assured by the is the hardest | have |

armed forces blow the Communists taken,” an American Naval officer told me. ‘I'd go as far as to say it's their death blow, They no longer have much to talk about.”

THE

” boycotted the tried desperthem. The

” 8 HUKS elections, They ately to sabotage politburo warned that anyone who voted: would. be killed. Bridges were blown up and voting places in 4solated areas But the Huks failed and the elections took place on “&chedule. In the defeat of his Liberal Party, President Quirino gained stature. No politician ‘likes to gee hig side beaten, but in a message. to Gen. Duque, Mr, Quirino said: “We are all convinced that you did not care whether it was the Liberals or the Nationalists who won. You have honored the name and prestige of one of the most respected armed I forces in. the Far East, you have achieved, preserve.”

o » ” THE Filipinos want other Agians to see what they and the Americans have done. Nowhere else in Asia do Westarners and Orientals get along as well as they do here. In Saigon and Singapore you find hatred, bitterness, ‘smouldering grudges and ancient resentments [which periodically burst into violence. | In an effort to the Americans at old-line imperialists, the Filir pinos themselves have done a great deal... Recently, for ex-

prove that

ample, they brought a number |

of Viet Namese to Manila to see for themselves. In the Filipinos said, look, we have known these people for 50 years. This is what they have done for us. No strings attached. They have treated | us well. You can trust them. “They would have been suspicious if you Americans - had tried to show them,” one Fili-

pino officer told me. “But we— |

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PINE army has

54,000 officers and men organ ized into .26 battalion combat |

teams. Philippines figh

tional defense. it That's about al government ¢ spend.

In addition the are organizing a Mar

patterned after The training tough one,

Twenty-

five are inthe | ting the Huks, |

One is in Korea. . { Each. battalion has 1200 men. | The. government this year spending $80 million for

is | naFor next year

is asking for $100 million,

1 the Philippine an afford: to

Philippines e Corps ours.

problem is: a

Daily operations

against the Huks require much

of the nation’s power. schedules are di Magsaysay has the fact he so

Frequently,

military mantraining srupted. If Mr. a weakness it's metimes shirks

the full training the Americans

think is necessary. He is essentially a man of action. However, the armed forces’

training command under Brig. Gen. Clairo B. Lizardo at Fort

William McKinléy in Rizal, strengthened. out 12 battalion combat teams

heen

last year. a.

“AMMUNITIC

has

It turned

’N is our most

‘pressing problem,” Gen.. Duque

fave, “The Am ing to supply it

ericans are try- | but we only get

enough for training.” The Philippines now have 30

obsolete tanks principally as a a number of ar

which are used show of force, mored cars and

hundreds of trucks and other

military force has jets.

50 ol

Strength of | armed forces is | Col. Napoleon

who heads the hard-hitting task inspiration to his |

force, is an men. He is soldier, a stron and adored by

ability to com

transport.

The air | d P«51s but no |

The navy's largest ships are patrol craft.

the Philippine | its men. Lieut. D. Valeriano,

every inch the | g disciplinarian his men. His mand and his

courage have become legendary | in the Philippines.

” COL.

and file of Huks

He admits that ties

farms. turned their hea guns on the pro

dent Quirino promises more. The Philippines have tackled

their problems have made toward finding t In the next

” VALERIANO distinction between

great

” draws a the rank and the fanatic

Communists commanding them.

social’ inequali-

underlie many of his na-

The Communists have

Vy propaganda ject, but Presi-

sensibly and progress he solutions. i few years the

Philippines could be the show window of democracy in this part of the world.

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