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16 THE SHREVEPORT TifAES Monday, February 13, 1950 Thm Fnlteri Sfafoa ti mrMS Killed Policeman Political Data Bette Davis, Barry Sullivan to Co-Star By HEDDA HOPPER N. M. Plane With Atomic Data Crashes Albuquerque, N. Feb. 12 A small plane carrying secret atomic information crashed west of Albuquerque last night, killing two security inspectors and the pilot.

The Atomic Energy Commission's Los Alamos office" identified the dead as: Inspectors Warren G. Fleshman. 29, native of Hitchoock, son of John W. Fleshman, Watonda, and Robert Francis Purcell, 31, native of Loveland. Colo- son 'kinescope would be a big help to me." They visited Jack Haley's ranch.

"Haley has hundreds of cattle," says Fred, "and if the ranch doesn't succeed, he can turn if into the biggest barbecue stand in the world." 1 asked why he didn't write that book everyone's begging for. "Too much work," he replied. When 1 suggested he dictate it, iie said, "No, 1 write in longhand, like John Steinbeck and Eugene O'Neill." "Why don't you use a typewriter?" I asked. "In my early days," said Fred, "I did But the neighbors complained they heard the noise through my air shaft; so 1 took to pencil and paper. U'b cheaper." MASON MISSED: James Mason, after seeing "The Third Man," said.

"It's superb. I would have given anything to play the Orson Welles role, but Pamela was having our baby at the time, and I couldn't to Vienna." 1 loved the picture, too. Vienna is mightly dramatic. So Joe Cotten, Orson Welles, and Valli, who does the first acting I've seen since she came to America. The zither music is superb, but doesn't take the place of story climaxes.

Howeve, Carol Reed's directorial touches of genius make up for the holes in. the story. BEST FACE FORWARD: Mac-Donald Carev plavs a dual role in "The Mart With My Face," and has a fist fight with himself. Wonder which profile will steal that scene? Were it John Barvymore, I'd know. Dr.

J. Y. Henderson's autobi-ografy would make a good movie. He was with Ringling Brothers for years, and in his profession had to contend with such things as setting the broken Jaw of a lion and handling a herd of seasick elephants. Those players from U-l who went to Germany with the film "Francis" did much toward building up good will that other players tore clown.

They landed in Newfoundland at 2 a.m. and 20. below, but the 600 air force personnel and their families crawled out of bed to greet them; so they put on a special show In Europe they flew 15,000 miles and did 14 premieres in 14 days. Alfred Hitchcock finished "Stag Fright" in England and is here looking for a story. His daughter, Pat.

graduates from th British Royal academy in June, and returns to the New York stage. She's 21. Pat was nine when the Hitcheocks first came to America. Three-Way Crash Kills Family of 4 Savannah, Ga Feb. 12 UP).

A family tf four vis wlfrtxl out early today when their light truck wm crushed in a three-way smashup, and the wreckage burst into flames. Two other persons were snatched to safetly by bystanders. The mishap was at a busy highway Intersection on U. S. 17 about Fast, Free Delivery Presertpttooft, Drugs.

Liquet Tobacco CiKJEE.X HALLS DRUG PHONE 3-1542 -k Delicious Food Fine Drinks "A- Dancing Floor Show NO COVER CHARGE except Friday, Saturdays and holidays. TONIGHT Also Appearing JOHNNY HAYDEN Comedy Emcee EARL BLESSEY and His Orchestra 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY "Don't Fail to See Diane's Monkey" SKYWAY CLUB 1 1 a ndtOt. i ILJlMOtJREYj SK5" I RISQUE If jettoe three and a half miles south of Savannah. It Involved two trucks and an automobile. Chatham County Policeman Bob Crowder Identified the victims as Elmer Yaw, 38: his 36-year-old wife; their daughter, Helen Rose, 14; and their son, Jennie, 12.

Crowder said the four- evidently killed Instantly or knocked unconscious, were burned almost beyond recognition. The officer said that Roger S. Bar ham of Raleigh, N. driving the produce truck, was rescued by A. Patton.

a deep sea diver from New York City. He was taken to a hospital in Savannah. George Graham of Savannah, the driver of the automobile, was pulled from the wreckage by an unidentified companion of Patton's. He suffered head injuries. Crowder said Graham had been booked on a charge of involuntary manslaughter.

Crowder said the auto driven by Graham failed to stop before entering the intersection. Barham Llost control of his truck when he swerved in an unsuccessful attempt to miss him, and turned over onto Yaw's pickup truck. Towel Firm Gets Arsenal Contract The Louisiana Shop Towel service, a subsidiary of Shreveport Laundries, Incorporated, has just been awarded a contract by the army department, Red River arsenal, at Tcxarkana, Texas, to supply them with 150,000 towels over a 90-day period, according to information' given The Times yesterday by August Goldstein, president of Shreveport Laundries, incorporated. This is one of the largest orders of this nature ever given to a Shreveport firm. Do You Believe in Signs? WE DON'T.

We operate the largest Cafe In the south without a tingle symptom of a sign, once they find our place and get a sample of our good food and coffee they never fail to return, we are using our money to buy quality merchandise instead of costly signs. TERMINAL GRILL At the new Bus Station Th home of good coff that it making Shrvpcrr famous. Open twenty-four hours daily I'll Meet You At THE Stork Club TONIGHT FOR DINNER Food Now At Popular Prices No Cover Charge for Dinner Guest Before 9 P.M. Call 3-3179 For Reservation Continuous Music From 9 P.M. neutral spirits.

Frankfort Distillers N.Y.C. Hollywood Barry Sullivan was borrowed from Metro by Jack Skir-ball and Bruce Manning to star opposite Bette Davis in "The Story of Divorce" at RKO. The picture begins next week Bettea enthusiastic about both Barry and the story. Sullivan's the guy who beat Brod crawfora to a pan at Metro, which got him a contract. And Brod went instead to Columbia and "All the King's Men." Horace McCoy, who wrota "They Shoot Horses," writing "Gambling Syndicate" for Paramount.

Cornell Wilde Joins Richard Basehardt and Jean Peters in "Trumpet to the Morn," which means his trio out or town witn Pat Knight will be postponed Bob Wise, who made "The Set-up. win direct. Dore Schary will accept a posthumous award for Sam Wood at the photoplav dinner Monday in behalf of "The Stratton Story." Barbara Stanwyck and Bob Taylor (plavlng the Fred MacMurray role) do "Double Indeminity" for the Screen Guild show. CONFUSION': Judy Garland's got her studio in an uproar again. They've rearranged her shooting schedule so that she works from 1 p.m.

until 7 p.m. However, she's only 10 days late with the picture, in spits of delays. The Greer Garson picture "More of Mrs. Miniver" is way over scnedule; so is Deborah Kerr's "King Solomon's Mines." Judv always will make big news. I don't believe Metro will let her go after "Summer Stock" is finished.

Jan Sterling is great in "United States Mail." The audience cheered her when she told Alan Ladd off in the picture, and after the preview Paramount handed her a contract. Bob Hope wants her for "The Lemon Drop Kid," and Leo Mc-Garey would like her for his next picfre. Bob Fellows is preparing ''Look Ma, I'm Dancing" for Betty Hutton and, he hopes, Fred Astaire. After these three made "Let's Dance." Fred said he'd like to do another picture with the same combination. Here's his chance.

ALLEN. THAT IS. The Fred Al iens had a great time in San Fran cisco, their first visit there in 22 vears. "Our stay wasn't social." said Fred. "We dined with Bing Crosby 'two nights.

After an appear-j ance on the Screen Directors' show, Aliens head for New York. Fred has no TV plans. Says, "I don't know whether there'll be any TV next year. Costs are so high, every show goes over the budget." The photografy doesn't worry him. "With my face," cracked Fred, BANQUET TASTES emit MACARONI MM tOO NOOOIES DRIVE IN FOR CAR RADIO SERVICE Small radios repaired while you-wait.

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UAV vfei I EMU Q'BRIEM 1 I OAHE CLARK VIVECA UHOFORS 3 1 sf mM CULVIR --t 1 til I TOUNO iitTV 1 Reds to Build Personal File On E-Germans Berlin, 12 UP). The Communists are going to build a master card index file showing the political history of every one of the 17,000,000 persons in eastern Ger many, it was announced todav. The mammoth political dossier may be valuable to the new Red gestapo, authorized by the Volks- kammer (peoples chamber) last week. In keeping tab on all eastern Germans. It Mso would be useful in conducting periodic purges of "unrellables from party and governing jobs In eastern Germany.

Herbert Warnke, state secretary of the Interior ministry In the East German Communist republic, announced the task in an interview in National Zei-tung. the Soviet zone newspaper published for former members of the Nazi party. The purpose of the Interview was to assure former Nazis thev are welcome in the "national front" a coalition of all parties tolerated in the eastern zone if they follow Communist leadership. Warnke said the gigantic file will be obtained by issuing a new questionnaire to the entire population. He declared: "Everyone must answer the new personal sheet truthfullv." "We must know," he added, "the beginnings and the end of a per son memDership in political parties and organization.

It is immaterial whether it is the SPD (Socialist), KPD (Communist), CDU (Christian Democrat). LDP (Liberal Democrat) or NSDAP (Nazi). FRANCO GRANTS LIBERTY Madrid, Spain, Feb. 12 VP). Generalissimo Francisco Franco granted conditional liberty today to S4 political prisoners, including four women.

It brought to 450 the number of prisoners released in one week's time. OPEN JL. ADM. Ul- rilONE 14c-S6e 3-BS15 PASSED FOB WHITF IT JEANNE CMIN ETHEL BARRTMORE ETHEL WATERS Willi AM IUNDIGAN FEATURES START 11:60 1:07 3:14 8:21 V2 Open JL ADM. i Phono 4:45 14c-56e 7-2427 LAST TWO DAYS ALL tit was 03 fAf RICH Jfffi H.

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Mrs. Margaret Wilma Nash, 42, a registered nurse, surrendered to an officer today and claimed she murdered Policeman Jimmy Daniels in Ranger, Texas, about 25 years ago. "Have you ever lived with anything like this hanging over you?" She asked officers to whom she confessed. "The darned thing is getting on my nerves. It wasn't so bad when.

I was young but now that I'm a woman, it's tough Ranger police confirmed that Daniels' death was unsolved, officers said. questioned ner in ivzi or iajs regarding the death of a girl who was a member of a "tough gang" with which Mrs. Nash ran around. Mrs. Nash said she served a brief term in a reformatory.

FORMER RANGER SAYS CONFESSION' IS HOAX Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. 12 (JP). Jim Ingrain, former Ranger police chief, told the Star-Telegram today that Mrs. Margaret Wilma Nash's murder "confession" is a "hoax." Mrs. Nash told Los Angeles police that she shot to death a Ranger, Texas, policeman, Jimmy Daniels, a quarter of a century ago.

Ingram, who whs Daniels partner when the officer was slain, February 27, 1925, said "he ran into two car thieves about 6 a.m., and was ghot as he tried to arrest them." Ingram, who now operates a cafe and taxi company, said one of the men was tried for the slaying in Stephenville but was freed by a hung jury. "I worked on the case," Ingram declared flrmlv. "I'm sure one of those thieves did it." The man who was tried for the crime died in Wichita Falls last year, Ingram said. His companion, who Ingram said testified against him, still is alive, Ingram believes. 'Hate America9 Day Is Proposed London, Feb.

12 (JP). Spurred by Communist propaganda, the people of Dresden have been asked to celebrate a "hate America" day tomorrow the fifth anniversary of the city's wartime bombing by British arid American planes. Available information here indicates that the bombing was made in close collaboration with the Russians, who now hold the city as part of the Soviet zone of occupied Germany. Royal air force recoras for the Feb. 13-15 air raids are unavailable news accounts point to the fact the raids were intended to assist the army of Soviet Marshal Georgi Zhukov, which was marching west.

Ark. Washaway Strands Train Camden, Feb. 12 (A5). A Missouri Pacific passenger train, en route to Monroe, stranded here today when a rain swollen creek washed away part of a railroad bridge at neaf-by Lester. Ark.

About 100 passengers were aboard the train. The Arkansas state police said workmen were en route here from Gurdon, to begin repairs. Heavy rains, which have pel-tered south Arkansas since Saturday, have sent many small streams out of their banks in this area. Continue Warnings New Orleans, Feb. 12 A (small craft warning for the Texas land Southwest Louisiana coast, ls-isued yesterdav, w-as continued to night by the U.

S. weather bureau. At 6 p.m. (EST) the bureau predicted winds 23 to 33 miles per hour tonight, shifting to northerly early Monday." Opn 6 P. M.

Show Start 6:30 P. M. I LAST DAY TOGETHER- fcnd htttd ft I OA A COLOR CARTOON HLOU AND LATE NEWS BOX OFFICE 10:45 A.M. CHILDREN 9c ADULTS 25e 'VU STCFfCB Till SHE OF El MM. 'John PAYNE Gail RUSSELL Sterling HAYDEN PLUS WilliMt CAK8AN Mary MUGHIS ALSO COLOK CARTOON 3) SI of Mr.

and Mrs. Fielding H. Pur cell, Denver. Pilot Hugh H. Williams, 32 Albuquerque.

About 8 p.m. the plane crashed Into a table lane about five miles west of the Albuquerque West Mesa airport, its base. Elmo Morgan, assistant to the Los Alamos director, said the plane carried "classified information," but Its nature was not detailed. There was no atomic material aboard, he added. Morgan said there was nothing to Indicate there wa9 anything unusual about the crash.

Twister Hits Mount Holly Mount Holly, Feb. 12 JPh-A small twister, stemming from heavy rains and thunderstorms, struck near this farming community this afternoon. At least two houses were demolished by the roaring winds. No casualties were reported. The tornado dipped down about 2:55 p.m., smashing the farm home of Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Griffith. A few seconds later it flattened the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Eubanks. Power service to Mount Holly.

17 miles west of El Dorado, was interrupted by the storm. The heavv wind also struck a small oil field south of here top pling two derricks owned by the Atlantic Oil company. Mount Holly, in Union county, Is five miles north of U. 8. highway 82, running between Magnolia and El Dorado.

These two cities are northeast of Shreveport, where a destructive tornado hit earlier today. Wouldn't Name Their Son Abe Syracuse, N. Feb. 12 (IP) Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Lincoln became the parents of a son today and even thought they wanted it that wav they won't name him "Abe." The baby has been named Charles, after a grandfather. Lincoln said he figured schoolmates would quickly enough tag as "Abe" his son born on Abraham Lincoln's birthday. 0 v5G OPEN 2 P.M. 14C-36C LAST DAT In Technicolor "TULSA" With Susan Hayward Robert Preston Pedro Armendarii Cartoon News At VaV. CTL mSfl A i WAYS TMt M(T OPEN 1:45 14e-36e-50e NOW SHOWING JJnWD FLEMING 9 Plefwr POPEYE CARTOON NEWS rvnxmAMie screen OPEN 1:43 14c-31c-39 LAST DAY THE LIFE AND LOVES OF SCHUBERT" Tlona mm u6L8jf COLOR CARTOON Ni.

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Foramen tt 3i ERALD Man Admits Slaying of Ex-Marine Little Rock, Feb- 12 (JP). A southwest Arkansas sheriff yesterday reported a confession which he said solved a two-months old mutilation slaying of a six-foot-two marine veteran. Lafayette county Sheriff W. H. Baker said here that 20-year-old B.

C. Jester, a stockily built man five feet-five inches in height, signed a statement relating he slashed J. W. Brake, 25, with a razor blade on a creek bank in Lafayette county Dec. 4, Jester stated In a statement.

Then, Baker said Jester told him, he pushed the dead or dying Brake into the creek, here his body was discovered later. Jester faces a charge of first degree murder. He is at state hospital for a mental examination. If found sane, he is to be tried at Lewisville Feb. 23.

Both men lived in the Walker's Creek settlement in southeast Lafayette county. Dr. Gynl Freed OPTOMETRIST 203 M. LEVY BLDG. 328 TEXAS ST.

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