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Owm R Nshowor/Xe FEB. 1, 1032. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7 CITY OFFICIAL ENTIRE WORLD WILL CANNON BETTER Brother of Philadelphia Deb Is iSTEWART KURTZ ASKS GOVERNOR LOVE ‘HELL DIVERS’ THAN TREATIES, Put on Trial in Honor Killing DIES IN CISTERN ****>. Wallace Beery Walks Away With the Acting Honors, but _ Manufacturer Ends Life in FOR STATE AID Clark Gable Is Right FRANCEINSISTS on His Heels. Fit of Despondency. BY WALTER D. HICKMAN Plight of Despondent after recent ilness, Industrial Cities I am not covering too much territory when I say that the League’s Inability to Halt a Demands Relief, Says BELIEVEentire world is going to have a grand time seeing “Hell Divers.’’ That ■ Stewart H. Kurtz, 52, president of was my feeling when I saw Wallace Beery, Clark Gable, Conrad Nagel, Japan New Obstacle to j the Hercules Manufacturing Com- Marjorie Rambeau and many others in “Hell Mishawakan. Divers.’* pany, committed suicide by drown- And I was so convinced that here was a picture that every one should Arms Slash. see from the ing in the cistern in the rear of his Governor Harry G. Leslie has not ages of 12 to 70 that the Palace management gave The BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Times special 28 East Thirty-second street, been given the proper picture carriers a showing of this picture. Not that the ages of Scripps-Howard Foreign Editor home, of the The Times approach carriers anything like 70, but we were able to allow the arms confer- | Sunday night. pitiable plight of leading Indiana in- many to of Fate of epochal hundred children see one the best pictures for them of the Tuesday, at Geneva Police were called to the residence dustrial communities, Mayor Mason year. ence, starting This will be shaped by four nations— | after Chauncey Meier, North L. Pctro, Mishawaka, said today fol- is an airplane story of the and the France, Germany, Japan Delaware street, and C. H. Rawlings lowing a conference with the Gov- navy and is entirely different of United States. brothers-in-law of ernor. course in theme and action than At least a score of other nations :of Anderson, Mayor Pctro and Izaac Kane "Hell’s Angels.” The writer of On the Air will influence the parley—some of | Mr. Kurtz, reported- him missing. Parks, Mishawaka city attorney, “Hell Divers” has caught the every- One of the most important them a great deal—but these four A' Search of the house and grounds called the on Governor to urge an day spirit of the interviews that Walter D. Hick- will give it an unmistakable mold. ; revealed the body in the cistern. immediate special legislative session France today is cock of the Eu- to flying men of the man of The Times has done ! Relatives of Mr. Kurtz told police provide state aid for unemployed WKBF will start promptly ropean walk. She even casts Great near navy 1 and has over had suffered a nervous break- starvation. woven into it in- at 12:15 noon Tuesday when Britain in the shadow. But she is jhe local relief funds, both govern- tense drama, com- he interviews that great mortally afraid of a German come- down recently. and actor, mental through charity organ- edy and suspense. Richard B. Harrison, who orig- back and only under one condition Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Kurtz izations, have been exhausted they As you would sus- inated and has played ever will she agree to disarmament. had resided here most of his life. declared. pect, Beery and since the part of the Lawd in That one condition is a definite Survivors are the widow, Mrs. security. Maude a daughter, Miss Suggests Highway Fund Use Gable are rivals in “The Green Pastures.” guarantee of her She must Kurtz; the flying squad This splendid actor will be have positive and specific assurance Mary Kurtz, and four sisters, Mrs. A two-year moratorium on state and of course poor, surrounded by other members of help in case of aggression. Helen K. Douglas of Massachusetts: highway construction was proposed, old bungling Beery of his company. Realizing the France already is secured thrice Mrs. Lila K. Swift of Memphis arftt the automobile license and gasoline' gets into all kinds tremendous demands that the against aggression—on paper. The Mrs. Mary K. Meier and Mrs. Mar- tax revenues to be returned to the of trouble with his part makes on Mr. Harrison, it Locarno treaties, the covenant of garet K. Zimmer of Indianapolis. counties, cities and towns for poor superior officers as is exceedingly gracious for the League of Nations and the Pact Funeral arrangements are to be relief, well as his women. him and members of his of Paris, better made today at the Flanner and Bu- y •••..• ••y&o&i com- known in this coun- Leslie said he had not been ap- Never has the f pany to appear in this impor- try as the Kellogg pact, all seem to chanan mortuary. Wallace Beery prised that conditions in Misha- Beery personality tant broadcast. offer the necessary guarantee. A sister’s testimony against her brother is to connection with the killing of her lover. Frances A. waka are as bad as by the appeared to better advantage be- “The Green Pastures” opens Donaldson 111. MOTION PICTURES outlined Promises—Easily Broken heighten the drama of the trial starting today of Donaldson is shown in upper center officials. cause this is nearly an all-man pic- for the week tonight at Eng- in one of his last photos. ture, Edward H. B. Allen, young sportsman accused of The city provided food to aid the masculine in theme and treat- lish’s. But. France replies, these are not The picture at the right shows Allen (left) in the ment. And I murder at Pa. township relief, the mayor said, but am not forgetting enough. They merely contain Norristown, custody of officers at the time of his recent in- Beery’s great with Jiaiiiil now $350,000 in St. Joseph county success Marie promises easily broken. They mean Rose Allen (left) will be the star witness for the dictment, and lower center is Judge Harold G. fTI Dressier in “Min and Bill.” CONCERNING “MEN bonds can not be sold and the poor I be- well, but are not effective. China state in its prosecution of young Allen, indicted in Knight, who will preside at the trial. relief is depleted. lieve that Beery will have more gen- OF CHANCE” AT CIRCLE was supposed to be safe from at- eral appeal in “Hell Divers” than member of the was found satisfactory by both Narberth; his wife, Ruth Smith “Men of Chance” is one of those tack—being a league Leslie Not Moved in any picture he has ever made. and a signatory to the Kellogg pact Unmoved as State state and defense counsel, was ap- Beatus, who was first woman called, “Hell Divers” to my way of think- race track stories in which the vil- Slayer proved by Allen, and and Frank Mishawaka has 1,000 families un- —but Japan has taken Manchuria became the Peterson, Norristown. ing has made Wallace Beery the lains of the story try to dope a fast just the same. Seeks Jury Willing to first juror. In contrast to the employed, and is adding twenty-five movie of real idol the boys of race horse by this Germany, French spokesmen as- young social registerite in his well- AMUSEMENTS a week, the Governor was told. America. owned our hero, Death Penalty. Those working are on part time sert, now is arming secretly. They Vote fitting, expensive clothes, Dewees time, Here is a blue-blooded story of Ricardo Cortez. and “equal those of Chinese say she has spent billions creating By United Press wore a blue work shirt and a sweat- wages American navy flying life that will It seems to me that the director laborers,’’ Petro He did the world’s finest industrial ma- Feb. er vest. declared. ring true to every man, woman attempted espe- NORRISTOWN, Pa., I.—Ed- not blame the industrialists, who ! and too lavish scenes, chine, instead of paying for the ward B. Allen, steeplechase Horace Allen, the father, who a child in this country. dally H. rider few also are suffering. It going in for damages she wrought in the last and member of a socially days after Donaldson was killed has been humanly and beau- race track prominent a A woman worker receives as low tifully too many war. family, was called to trial today for issued statement accusing the ■ On the Stage at 1:10 3:46 6:46 9:16 acted by Beery, Gable and This causes Germany, they claim, is death youth of despoiling his fts $1.30 a week, and a councilman' all the The scenes. equipped the honor slaying of Francis A. daugh- others. shots showing one to rather for- as probably no is ter, was OTTO GRAY and employed for thirty years at one of airplane after airplane other nation Donaldson 111, alleged betrayer of not in the courtroom. landing on get, the chief char- equipped to manufacture poison Neither was the OKLAHOMA the manufacturing plants is getting the deck of airplane his 19-year-old debutante sister, Rose, beautiful cen- | COWBOYS an carrier in acters. I am gas, airplanes, tanks and other tral of $4 a week, the visitors pointed out. mid-ocean is of sure Rose Allen. figure this tragedy of high | DON SANTO & EXIE one the grandd&t that oven on paraphernalia such as will play the society. Leslie remained unmoved from scenes in this movie.- the Allen faced Judge Harold C.
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