Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1952 — Page 6

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Hopes Are

Steve

By MARY FRAZER

Times Special

NEW YORK, Feb. 16— Sunday night#a star will be "born.

Some young thespian, with stardust eyes and ‘a shining new talent, will win the Philip Morris Intercollegiate Acting Competition’'s grand final prize of $2000, with which will go coveted chances at further fame and fortune.

Who he or she will he has four possible answers. But, one thing is sure today: The Hoosiers have it, two to one, in candidates. For the finalists—who will all appear on a broadcast at 7:30 p. m. over WFBM and CBS radio—are Julie Strong of 420 Eastside Dr, " Bloomington, an ‘Indiana Unjversity student; Steve Russell, 111

Columbia University; Ruth Piette, Oak Park, Ill, Wellesley; and Robert Culp; Seattle, Wa$hing“ton U, n » ” JULIE, whom ANTA can National Theater & Academy) official today termed, “One! of the most luminous and prom-| ising young actresses to come to New York in a long while,” arrived in New York City yesterday. |

Since her arrival, she has been * Interviewed by Warner Bros. mov“ing picture company, with a screen test in the making.

Steve, who will be remembered in Indianapolis as Thornton (Tak) A. Klos, son of the Stephen Klos's, is already in town: by reason of his Columbia studies. The ANTA people had this to say of him: “He has a remarkable ability in characterizations. It's almost unbelievable to see him portray a mature man, or a villian, then to see his rather boyish, reserved natural self.” All of which seems to point

which _ the judges. actress Helen

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“The Examiner,” which will be their showcase. Of an "Outward Bound’ npa-

ture, the play .portrays four per-

sons killed in an auto accident. Each must face. “The Great Examiner.” The dramatic impact

comes with the revelation of each of the sins and weaknesses of their lifetimes. Plus the big price for the win ner, the runners-up will all receive a $250 cash award and a gold medal.

Burial in Washington Park.

Brakeman Dies | After Fall

Death of a brakeman is being pn Pershing. Ave. Resident probed by the coroner's office, $9 years. after the veteran railroader col- Monday at lapsed yesterday. y According to his co-workers, Hill. + William R. Hottle, 55, of 336 8 ————— - Randolph 8t., had suffered a fall * from the side of a box car less Columbus Pair than an hour before he died. Engineer Robert I. Blakeman, 68, of 630° N. Hamilton Ave. sald Mr. Hottle fell from a slowly moving car shortly after 11 a. m., Baturday, after he had lost his grip on an icy handrail. He said Mr. Hotfle complained of injury to his head and shouls ders, but continued to work. He collapsed after -eating his lunch and while he was resting ‘in a vard office near LaSalle St, and ’

ELZIE MITCHELL, 74, of 1165

here LER, 62, Services at 10.a., m. Witherspoon Pres-. hyterian Church. Burial in Crown

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‘Burial in New Crown,

11326 Linden St.

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LOCAL DE ATHS William T. Belcher

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MRS. KATHERINE of 3720 Rockville Rd. Services Resident here 26 years. Services Belcher will be at 2:30 p. m. at 1 p. m, Tuesday at the Conkle West 16th Street Funeral Home. Edtombment In Crown Hill mau- be in New Crown Cemetery. 5 ou ~ THOMAS BELCHER, 51, of Friday in 2018 Nolan Ave. Resident here home at 35 years. Services at 2:30 p. m. Nolan Ave, Monday at the Little and Sons, For the past Funeral Home, Beech Grove. 10 years he had worked as a painter's helper of at the New York 30 Central Shops in years and was ticket taker at Beech Grove. Armory. Services 2:30 p. m.- He is survived Monday at Edinburg Methodist by his wife, Church. Burial

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» » » ROBERT L. SMITH, 64, Lived here

for William Thomas 710 N. Holmes. :

morrow at. Little & Sons Funeral Home in Beech Grove. Burial will

Mr. Belcher, who was 51, died

in Rest Haven Edna, three chil- ed

port, which with pencil.

yesterday was made 738 N. Holmes Ave. and not

to! ‘The Times got ‘the incorrect

SUNDAY! FEB, 17, 1952 ‘Police Report Lists Wrong Raid Address

A gambling raid reported in addréss from the typed pofite re. later was

The Luzar Social Club was the place raided. Gus Powell's tavern, 710 N. Holmes Ave. was not.

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the Pennsvivamia tracks Cemetery in Edinburg. dren, Carolyn, Mr. Belcher The body was sent to the city 4 ee —_—mm Pos and Jor a . morgue pending an autopsy. . Skeeters Resist DDT | } 3 Drotrer,, Sherman, xd Mr., Mrs. W. E. Thacker - Mitchell, Ind, and three sisters, 0h ' W WILLIAM H. NIERMAN, 63 A CHAMPAIGN, Til, Feb. 16 Mrs. Mary Knight, French Lick. ro ore ror ae { 465 E, Sumner Ave. Truck . A family dinner and open house (UP)—Scientists today reported Mrs. Emmaline Knight, Louis- £asy Bank Terms! Ardrer ary at 1 30 p n. here today will mark the 50th discovery of mosquitoes in Illinois ville, and Mrs. Dicie Holland, = TT. Wednesday Eriedens, Evangelical wedaing antiversary ‘of Mr.-and that Yesist PDT, Earl Park. 3 PHILCO 2122 . .-, 215 square inch picture . super ‘ of ror : Mrs. William E. Thacker of Co- ——— een - —— " Sa Church, Burial in Crown Hill, lambis. Ind. Colorado” funer built-in ‘aerial! Handsome MRS oy Wil 1 Finis #6 of The celebrants lived in Indian- cabinet - finished in mahogany! 2007 N Capitol Ave, "Former apolis 43 years and still .belong | saleslady for J. C. Penney Co, 2 Eien Metponst Shute. We Service all other makes and Surv ; 2 sdav Mr cker, a . cabine : Burial in a HL Tuesday: maker, belongs to the Masonic ASK YOUR TV models of Television and Radios!

eu nt Lodge. His wife {s a«member of - ¢ LS 2.69. of the Order of Eastern Star. years at Baxter Steel Co. Services Hock Hill restaurant, given by at 10:30 2. m. Tuesday at Harry their son, A. E. Thacker of 3521 W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial] Guilford Ave. Afterward, open in Crown Hill house will be held, 2-5 p. m., in wu the home of their daughter, Mrs. ESTLE HEDGE, 53. of 407. N

Harold Nolte and Mr. Nolte of Tacoma Ave. Clerk at Indianapo- 4908 S. Walcott. St, lis Power & Light Co. 29 years., The family includes another

Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ross of Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Elwood, five grandchildren and {three great-grandchildren,

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