The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 32

Nobody 'Angry Here! Reconciliation Rumored 32 Altron Beacon Journal Friday, April 1952 It's the Alice and Jerry Shoppe for The Vinvst In Xursenj Furniture .4 As anger Kisses Joan All's Affection When Actrc i SPRING SALE! Nationally Famous G-YKAIl 7 Lravrs Filmland For New York HOLLYWOOD, (UP) Filmland buzzed today with rumors of a reconciliation between Actress Joan Bennett and her husband, Producer Walter Wanger, who ducked a court trial for shooting Agent Jennings Lang rather than expose his family to had nuhlicitv. IfciwinMiiilsil i Kfp. i. Tht couple acted warmly affec Engineers See GM's Super Buick by josfth k. kt i r.r.F EuJinfH nd Indmlri.il Wntrr More than five year1' ago, General Motors Corp.

deeided to turn its engineers and stylists loose to build the kind of an automobile you only dream about. They ere told not to le concerned about any of the limitations they normally fiioe in designing a car for the production lines. The result of their efforts was unveiled before an overflow crowd of 600 engineers in Cuyahoga Falls Thursday night as the Cleveland Section of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) held its annual Akron-Canton meeting at Chesterfield Inn. MHAT SAE members saw was a super-streamlined sports car, breath-taking in its radical design. A Sturdily constructed with colorful rlecal tnm-mrd lull head siid foot panels.

Double drop Bides, adjustable no gag postui iprlr.gs. A re'il alue tor 1- iroi'lijl stand trial in open court for the shooting of I-ang because it would reflect on his children, the movie industry and his friends. He haa two children by Miss Bennett, Stephanie, 7, and Shelley, 4. He freely admitted to police that he shot Lang, who, he said, whs "breaking up" his marriage to Miss Bennett. Amendment tionate last night as Bennett hoarded a plane for New York, but Wanger curtly brushed off newsmen.

Wanger declined a trial and threw himself on the mercy of superior court earlier this week when he was called to face charges that he shot Lang with intent to commit murder over the affections of Miss Bennett. Judge Harry J. Borden, who will decide the case solely on the ba.sis of a grand jury hearing on the i i i i'i -v 1 We Deliver Intwrspring lip lW CRIB MATTRESSES shooting, will announce his dect sion next Tuesday. Wanger plead iWiiis Support ed innocent. Perfect sleeping comfort for your baby, firm innersprinc mattresses with attractive wetproog 00 covering.

TIIK SI1.VKR-H.1RKI prudue-er and a group of friends, including Miss Bennett's 20-year-old daughter, Plana Anderson, accompanied the actress to the air Eight Akron groups have endorsed the University of Akron's proposed amendment to the City Charter which will be on the May 6 ballot. Leslie P. Hardv, campaign chair- Movie Producer Walter Wangcr stares at his cstningod wife, Joan Bennett (left) as she says goodby to a friend, Mrs. J. Herbert Smith, at Hollywood's International Airport.

Minutes later he kissed her three times. AP. port. The entire party joined her man announced the support of the iner but after a Akron Chamber of Commerce, Ak- airliner. aboard an fftr r.iniilic all Kut- Wunuop ami Ton K-ouoauon Association.

Koy COLLAPSIBLE STROLLERS Complete With Rvf. 88 SHOPPING BAG 811.93 Easy to handle strollers with heavy rubber tires, reinforced metal frame with extra heavy durable denim seat. Made for many years of service. Scouts, Akron Jewish Center, Bureau of Akron Builders. Young Men's Democratic Club, Woman's City Club and Akron Art Institute.

Growth Of Branch Stores Big Retail Development Rapid growth of branch stores is the moat dynamic develop-mont in retailing today in the opinion of one of the nation's lead- inrr mr'Ko rulisjintr nut hfirif ifS- the actress left the plane. Newsmen also were ordered out of the plane, but it was learned that the Wangers parted with three long, tender kisses. As Wanger left the piane. he turned and glanced at the window beside his wife's seat, where a THE RF.SrOXSE from Akron groups has been gratifying. Let fteg, $3.93 Clilx ipjiiie ter after letter has come stating M98 Super SMttMiy Kvtra soli, viper absorbt-nt Thre ar? no nia-pers limited quantity.

Special Diaper white -gloved hand was raised'111 KrouPS wouiu not only sup-against the pane in a wave of fare- P01 the drive to pass the univer-well. sity's charter amendment but that they would actively work for its MISS BKNNKTT said would passage, Hardy said. I I Santorlird je3 ffT I fitted Ptrralt it J. Gordon Paklns, general manager of the National Retail Dry (ioods Association, contends three factors are largely responsible for this trend. Addressing members of the Akron Merchants Association ami Akron Credit Bureau at a luncheon Thursday at the Portage Hotel, Dakins cited the major movement of people to the outskirts as the principal reason for the rise in outlying stores.

The fact that big cities are be- Operation of the bram-lies is economical, too, the merchants were told. Shopping by phone is another development in retailing. "Maybe people are getting plain lazy but they are helping to change the retail pattern of the country," the speaker declared. Sears, Pvoehuek Co. attributes a large part of its postwar growth to the rise in phone orders, Dakins added.

The retail association has 7,500 Open Saturday Evenings Till 9 PM SHOPPE Night Depository for your me when yon SAVE HERE FALLS SAVINGS remain in New York iong enough i for a wardrobe fitting and leave for Chicago tonight to open in a stage play. Wanger moved out of his home after Lang was shot in a Beverly Hills parking lot last Dec. 1.1, and he and the actress studiously avoided Jooking at each other during his brief court appearance last Tuesday. Neither, however, has mentioned the possibility of divorce publicly. Wanger said hp did not wish to 1f1A ItftKIT rilYAHrV.A FALLS.

WA-27K VV A CHILDREN'S QUALITY STORE ing strangled by their own expan- retail establishments in the United sion also is pushing business away 'States and 10 foreign countries as from the downtown arens, he snid. 'members. Cuyahoga Fall READ BEACON JOURNAL WANT ADS DAILY 4 an-wjift i ii iT 1 Akron Store 214 South Main St. Borberton 526 W. Tusc.

only 39 inches high and 16 feet loner. It's a car you'll never pet a chance to buy even if you had the money and it would take a lot of that. As for cost, Charles A. Chayne, vie president in rharge of GM engineering, assured the engineers that the corporation readly didn't know what it a. "We realized at the start it was going to be a costly experiment so we had a gentleman's agreement not to keep track of it." he said.

Nevertheless, the Buick XP-300 has been insured for a million dollars. GM STVLIST8 and Buick built the first of these laboratories on wheels in 1938. Many of the features of the Job," as it is known, are found on present models. When it came time to start the V's successor, the stylists and engineers had so many innovations they wanted to test that it was quickly apparent one experimental car couldn't hold them all, Chayne explained. That's when it was agreed to build two the LeSabre which was shown here last Summer, and now the Buick XP-300.

CHAYNE designed the revolutionary 300 horsepower engines they develop 335 horsepower that had to fit into the 18 inches of space allowed for the power plant. The V-8 engine with its supercharger Is made of light alloys and weighs only 55(1 pounds. This Is 250 pounds less than Hoick's big Eoadniaster, hut it develops more than twice the power. The engineering boss worked out a system of two carburetors. One burns premium gasoline, the second alcohol.

The alcohol cuts in automatically when the gas carburetor is at 40 per cent throttle. HOW FAST will the XP-300 go? Estimated speed is 150 miles an hour. Chayne. has had it up to 128 and the throttle was far from open, he says. Extra-wide brake drums provide room for a double set of brake shoes cooled by forced air.

The steering wheel is adjustable in or out along the shaft. The two seats can be individually raised or lowered as well as moved forward or back by a push-button mechanism. Hydraulic built-in jacks operated from the instrument panel lift the car for tire change before leaving the seat. The tires, incidentally, are in size and are of six-ply construction. CHAYNE is really an "engineer's engineer," John L.

Collyer, B. F. Goodrich Co. president, said in presenting the GM executive. "He has a home attached to his garage which holds 17 cars 14 of them antiques, and they all run," Collver added.

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