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Seven THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1950 POLITICAL CHECKUP MARJORY ADAMS THEATRE AND CONCERT TODAY "JVVTVH CAESAR" Brattle Theatre. Brattle Theatre Company production of Shakespeare's tragedy with John Car-radina (tarred aa At 8:30. 'KIRS ME. KATE" Shubert. Frances McCann and Robert Wright in the Coie Porter musical.

At "MISTER ROBERTS" Colonial John Forsythe starred in the Thomas Weagen- Movie Question Box Two Slayers Saved From Death Next Week -f Court Stays Execution of McGarty; McCann Wins Extension of Respite Governor's Council Must Settle Question of M. T. A. Deficit jpsnui comeay kdoui wartime In 1 Navy At 8:20 me. How old are Claude Jarman Jr.

and Dean Stockwell? Curious. A Claude is said to be 181 aw.jwrWswaw. Him iimimmii i i-in ii.iM. i a Ui lit 4' if. 1 LA i i 'i 4 I 'THE SECOND MAN" New England Mutual Hall.

Boston Summer Theatre production of the Behrman comedy with Franchot Tone and Margaret Lindsay atarred. At 8:20. NOTE: No Esplanade concerts Thursdays. Two slayers were saved yesterday from death in the electric chair scheduled next week, while the fate of another condemned man due to STAGE IN TOWN haven't his birth date. Dean was born in Hollywood on March 5, 1936.

the son of Harry Stockwell, actor. Dean lives with his mother and his 15-year-old brother Guy. as his parents are divorced. The young actor has completed "Stars In My Crown," "Happy Years" and "Kim" and is now working in "It's Big Country." He made his screen debut in "Anchors Aweigh" and has appeared often on the radio in "Death Valley Days" and "Dr. Christian." die later this month was left in doubt.

Court action intervened for By JOHN G. HARRIS Very shortly it will be up to the Governor's Council to decide: 1. If the M. T. A.

is in the black and therefore not required to assess $1,354,000 on the 14 cities and town In the M. T. A. district to pay off the final five months deficit of 1949; or 2. If the M.

T. A. is still in the red as far as that dHcit is concerned and therefore the 14 cities and town will have to' pay it. Charles A. McGartv.

24. of Fall fTa MIGHTS AT 8:20 kt H-nni MATINEES AT 2.20 PRICES REDUCED! RrVer, convicted of the slaying of KEN PRICKETT his 8-year-old niece. John C. McCann, 24, of Worcester, condemned to death for the slaying LU1 TAX PLUS TAX Claude is now playing the son of John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara in ILL RIGHTS $2, $2.50, $3 MAT. SAT.

SI. $1.50. $2 lolsfid Hsyward of a 9-year-old baby sitter, won a six-month extension of a respite by "Rio Bravo." action ol Gov. cever and the Exec utive Council. What was the theme song of "They Drive By Night" with Farley The Governor and Council, how ever, took no action in the case of JOHN FORSYTHE Wff Roto? ComoaV ar THOMAS HEGGEN JOSHUA LOGAN ROBIRT CURTIS DON BURTON COOKSEY FELLOWS Granger and Cathy ODonnell? Rosemary.

A Although I seldom have background music for films, in this in Henry N. Souha. 55, of Fair Haven, whose respite expires July 17. Soulia was sentenced for the murder of Francis W. Hudson.

Chicopee stance the theme song was "Your poultry raiser. Justice Henry T. Lummus of the New M-G-M Press Agent Ken Prickett, Boston field press representative for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, has resigned his job to become supervisor of the Midwestern Drive-In Theatres. He will maintain headquarters in Boston. Prickett will be replaced by Floyd Fitzsimmons, current M-G-M field man in Albany.

Summer Theatre Notes Franchot Tone's debut in "The Second Man" at the Boston Summer Theatre Monday night was the biggest opening night the theatre has had in its history. Members of the Brattle Theatre Company who perform at the South Shore Playhouse in Cohasset will attend a series of Celebrity Nights at Hugo's on Monday evenings following their opening performances. George At COOLED SHUBERT The issue arises from- the audit report by State Auditor Thomas J. Buckley about 10 days ago. Buckley disagreed with the auditing and bookkeeping methods of the M.

T. A. In essence, he felt that the M. T. A.

was putting aside money for depreciation in a way that made assessing the remainder of the old deficit a necessity. Buckley did not go along with this method. For example, he objected to the M. T. A.

clearing up the old bonds in a lump payment instead of stretching this payment over the 17 years set for payment of the new bonds. To stretch the payments, Buckley contended, would eliminate need of assessing the deficit. Under the law. the M. T.

A. trus-: EVES. I MATS. WED. 830 I SAT.

Supreme Judicial Court stayed the execution of McGarty, whose respite expires tomorrow. He was granted a stay until Oct. 16. The action was taken in connection with exceptions taken to Jus "DON'T MISS IT" -Advtr. "Jolly, tunaful, amusing!" Herald D.

P. U. since 1913. Thus tfl Council must decide between Euckley's method and that of the I. C.

Another point raised by the audit was the fact that the M. T. A. has a cash balance of around $6,000,000. There would seem no need, with all this money on hand, of assessing a deficit.

Some time ago the writer asked an official of the M. T. A. about this large amount of cash balance. The answer was: "It's nice to have all this money.

But you also have to remember that we have a lot of obligations, too." A checkup indicates that a lot of the $6,000,000 is actually "committed" money. About $1,500,00 has to be kept as a reserve against accidents. About $1,800,000 has to be kept against a Federal tax suit which is pending. (If the M. T.

A. wins, it would have this $1,800,000 free and clear: hut fnr th nrspnt "MMMM, GOOD" Judith Glickman (right), of Dorchester tastes frankfurter cooked by Elinor Glynn of Somerville, as Jane Tallen (center), watches. They are members of the Camp Fire Girls Day Camp at the Community Boathouse, Embankment road, which opened for Summer yesterday. Other activities include sailing, handicraft, games, sports, trips, nature lore. tice Lummus' denial on June 14 of McGarty's petition for a writ of Red Wagon by Gene De Paul and Richard M.

Jones. Don Raye was the lyricist. "Your Red Wagon" was the original title of "They Live By Night." The song has been published by Leeds Music Corp. A short time ago a reader asked about the poem Alan Hale quoted in "God Is My Co-Pjlot." Quoting from memory, it concludes: "I am not up there beyond the sky, but here Right here in your heart! -I am the strength you seek! Believe." G. Somerville.

A Thank you. It is too long to quote entirely, but I will be glad to send it by mail to the reader who wanted it, provided he will send a self-addressed, stamped Music A LvHcn buOLE PORTER Bock bv SAM nd BELLA SPEWACK tees have to certify a deficit to the Stupakis has been signed by the North bhore Players as scenic designer. He is a graduate of Carnegie Institute of Technology's Drama Department. it must be kept as a reserve.) The 'No Progress' Report of Talks on Rail Strike CHICAGO. July 5 (AP) Presi error.

McGarty's counsel contended he was denied the services of two psychiatrists at his trial. The court action means McGarty cannot go to the chair while his case is pending even though the Council fails to act, according to State Prison Warden John J. O'Brien. McCann's respite was extended to Dec. 31, after Gov.

Dever presented letters from two psychiatrists stating the condemned man was "insane and ill with dementia praecox of the paranoid type." His respite was due to expire next Wednesday. Executions must take place within seven days after expiration of a respite, under state law. No meeting of the Council is scheduled until July 19. two days before Soulia's third respite expires. There was no indication yesterday as to what action is contemplated in his case.

The International Bureau of THE BRATTLE THEATRE COMPANY CAMBRIDGE SUMMER PLAYHOUSE Tue. thru 8undsy, July 4-8 JOHN CARRADINE'-casTrS Call TR a-m8 Tickets COHASSET SUMMER PLAYHOUSE Men. thro July 3-8 Helmut Dantine-Beatrice Pearson "ARMS AND THE MAN" Call CO 4-0701 Wad. Mat. Governor Council.

That body then passes on the deficit's legality before approving a warrant for the State Treasurer to raise the deficit money and assess the cost on the cities and towns of the M. T. A. district. In turn, they put this cost in their local tax rates.

Thus the question of the M. T. bookkeeping methods and the deficit will have to be settled by the Council. Naturally the M. T.

A. officials have been studying Buckley's report. A response from them can be expected very shortly. (We understand the $1,354,000 deficit i weights and Measures at Severes, France, an organization to set up basic international standards has reinstated Japan as a member. State, Orpheum Hold 'Father of the Bride' "Father of the Bride," hilarious remainder is mpsuy needed lor obligations incident to running the system.

Before the Council can pass on the deficit, it will have to resolve the issues about M. T. A. accounting and the cash balance. All this will be over and above other questions raised by the Buck-lev audit.

Kui-h ac- in QhnnU Ik. Senate Group Votes Only 510,000,000 for Point Four Program WASHINGTON, July 5 (UP) The Senate Appropriations Committee voted today to give President Truman only $10,000,000 for his cherished "Point Four" program instead of the $45,000,000 he requested. Informed sources said the committee also approved "strict" limitations on use of the funds to provide United States technical aid to underdeveloped countries in Africa, Latin and the Far East. Full details of the actions, taken dent Truman was reported as hope adaptation of Edward Streeter's ful of a break in the railroad strike, widely read novel, will be held over but it didn't come today. for a second week at Loew's State and Orpheum Theatres.

The film stars Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett from 1949 has already been trans ELLESLEY COLLEGE THEATRE WELLESLEV 8-0320 Ooenins Julv 11 M. T. A. undertake an expansion of its rapid transit facilities to bring more riders into the system: (2) should the books of private firms With M. T.

A. Prtnrpssirms cnh. MADGE i BERT mitted to the Council.) So the question arises: What method has the M. T. A.

been following? The answer is officially and Elizabeth Taylor in a heartwarming story about the trials and tribulations of a family preparing for a wedding. Also on the program are a Pete Smith specialty, "Wrong an M-G-M color cartoon, "Cuckoo Clock," and the latest news. ject to Buckley's scrutiny. Luxury lip life 3 EVANS LYTELL "GOODBYE, MY FANCY" Call for Jtewervationa 'Panic in the Streets' Continues at Astor Elia Kazan's "Panic in the Streets," which won critical and popular acclaim in its world premiere engager ment at the Astor Theatre, con A spokesman for the striking A. F.

of L. switchmen's union said, "We met with the National' Mediation Board but we made no appreciable progress." Earlier today, Senator Darby, Kansas, after a conference with the President, said he is hopeful the strike is near an end. He said Mr. Truman told him "everything possible is being done" and that the President is Hopeful of "good news." Some 4000 switchmen walked out June 25 onJlve western and mid-western railroads, demanding a 40 hour work week at 48 hours pay. A presidential fact-finding board had recommended a 40 hour week for them and for 75,000 other yard workers but at a wage increase of only 18 cents an hour.

available in the State Department of Public Utilities. It develops that the M. T. A. has been following "Uniform System of Accounts" established by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

This is the sys at a stormy two-hour closed meeting, could not be obtained because Acting Chairman Carl Hayden, of Arizona, pledged committee members to secrecy. But reliable quarters said the un -Dotn tnese there is strong difference of opinion. To expand means raising huge sums of money. There is the question of getting enough revenue to pay for it. Right now extensions are making a fixed $1,000,000 charge with no offsetting revenue.

The issue on public audit of concessionaires books raises the old argument about "prying into private affairs. It would seem that shifting the railway system to complete public tinues for a second week. The New tem used by street railways through out tne country. Orleans thriller has an impressive cast topped by Richard Widmark. Also, this system followed by the Mayflower Attractions "No Man of Her Own," suspense-ful drama starring Barbara Stanwyck, and "Love That Brute" with Paul Douglas, Jean Peters, Cesar Romero, and Keenan Wynn, will open Thursday at the Mayflower Theatre.

John Lund co-stars in "No Man of Her Own." Boston Summer Theatre Cssl Air Csnsltlon.d Ntw Emlsnd Mstsal Hsll TONITE :80 ir FRANCHOT TONE "THE SECOND MAN" with Margaret Lindsay Far Tickets Call KE H-20S8 Ts Ins. at 830 $1.20. $1.80. $2,401 Inel. WK, 4 Sst.

Msti. st 2:30 90s. $1.20. $1.80 decisions were forced through by Republican Senators, with some Democratic support, after a bitter wrangle over the "help-others-help-themselves" program which Mr. Paul Douglas, Barbara Bel Geddes, M.

T. A. has been approved by the D. P. U.

In fact Chairman Thomas Flaherty of the D. P. U. said so in a Walter Palance and Zero Mostel. Also on the bill are the newest Truman outlined as Point Four of his inaugural address 18 months ago.

March of Time, cartoon, news and candid microphone. letter in Buckley report. It has been the system approved by the owner5mp nas not ended the contentions that used to swirl around the Old "El" RiPht nnw hov rir-l about the Council, too. First of the Fine Cars in Value Sentences of Pair With Machine Gun Upheld by High Court The State Prison sentences of Raymond F. Bartholomew, 36, of Melville road, Somerville, and Stephen J.

Hughes, 45, of Dover South End. for unlawful possession of a machine gun were upheld yesterday by the Massachusetts Su preme Judicial Court. Bartholomew was sentenced to five to 15 years and Hughes to 2 to five years by Judge Paul G. Kirk on Aug. 9, 1949.

There was testimony at the trial, the court noted, that the machine gun had no firing pin and thus could not fire. "The character of a weaDon for firing is not lost when relatively slight repairs or replacement or ad justment will make it an effective weapon, the Supreme Court said in a decision written by Judge Harold Williams. 'The absence of a firing pin did not destroy the character of the implement in question," the court said. Port of Boston ARRIVED President Fillmore. Tar TCast nH Wool Coast ports, via New York, genera) carsro.

Docked Commonwealth Iier- American President Lines. Media. Br. uveroool. via New York.

feneral carRo. Docked B. tc A. piers. Cunard Lines.

Yarmouth. Yarmoutn, N. passeniera and general cargo. Docked Central Wharf. Eastern S.

S. Lines. Lvide-Brasil iBraz South American ports, via New York, general cargo. Docked Army Basv Peabody Lane. Steel oyster.

Far East ports, general rarKo. Docked Army Base. Norton Lilly 6c Co. Trolleholm Sweden, wood pulp and general cargo. Docked Mystic Terminals.

Furnesa Withy St Co. Nova, Scotia Br Liverpool, via St. John's. and Halifax. N.

passengers and general cargo. Docked Mystic Tk(B tiMti more than just an automobile if you want one that puts your best foot forward in any company that's the real reason for seeing your Buick dealer quickly to talk turkey about a Roadmaster. There are a lot of good, solid, dollars-and-cents reasons for making Road-master your choice over any other car: Its size. The commanding- performance of its 152-hp Fireball valve-in-head straight-eight engine. Dynaflow Drive standard.

A ride that's quite matchless in its gentle softness. Distinguished styling from bold, protective front end to gleaming "double bubble" taillight. But if youVe ready for a car that's rOUB-WAT FOREFRONT lhlt ruggtd fronf and (1) th s'yfa not; (2) tavtt on rtpair cosfs varficef ban era fndividiS' oily rtplacteblt, (3) avoidt "locking horns," (4) moltsi parking and garaging aeiiar. rurness wiiny oe to. Enid Nor.i.

Cuba, sugar. Docked American Sugar Refinery, South Boston. Bernard S. Costello. Ann Marie, jobos.

Puerto Hico. augar. Revere Sugar Refinery, Cbaxlestown. Peabody Sc. lane.

Arlington. Norfolk. Va coal. Docked Everett Coke Works. Mystic S.

S. Co. Bin Clond (Can. motorvessel St. John's.

general cargo. Docked India Wharf. P. V. Wilcon Co.

Thomas J. Hodder (Can. motorveawel). Harbor Buffet. lobsters.

Docked India Wharf. F. B. Wilcon Co. SAILED Lady Rodney Bermuda.

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New York. Media Liverpool, via New York, Rialta iBr.i. London, via New York. Yarmouth. Yarmouth.

N. S. Mormacwave. Baltic ports. Sailed July 3.

Corona (Swed.i. Havana. Tampico and Vera Cruz, via New York. Minnesota iSwed.K, Sweden. Via New York.

Gateway City. Florida and Gulf ports, American Builder. New York. Via New York. Alwaki, South American ports, via New York.

Cmio Bridgeport. Bayton. Tex. Bailed July Dl'E TODAY Aalsdrk (Dut.K Antwerp. Rotterdam, via New York, general cargo.

Docks Army Base. Patterson Wylde at Co. Pioneer Reef, Australian porta, via Trinidad. B. W.

wool. Docks Army Base. u. S. Lines.

African Patriot. West Africa via Norfolk, general cargo. Docks Army Base. Norton Lilly ts. Co.

Galfk.y. Philadelphia, oil. Docks Gulf OU. Chelsea. Dartmouth.

Corpus ChrUU. oil. Docks Esm Standard Oil, Everett. Esoo Asbvllle. Am'iav Bay, Venezuela, oil.

Docks White Fuel. South Boston. WE think you'll agree that the whole story of an automobile isn't told in its power, its room, its styling, even in its ride. There is the all-important point about what a car does to you and that's where Roadmaster really shines. you can't slip into this bonny beauty's broad seats without feeling like somebody pretty special.

When you take its neat wheel in your hand when you cut loose, with a toe-touch, the rich baritone of its big Fireball straight-eight power plant- when you feel the smooth surge of its Dynaflow-cushioned take-off Man, then you know you've got a real automobile! And don't overlook this: That graceful sweep of chrome along the fender found on no other "car made today is a mighty eye-catching note of distinction. Those four Ventiports, too, cause many a head to turn they mark you unmistakably as the owner of the biggest and best Buick built a car as fine and rich as any man has need for. Ea BPrlnsfleld, Amuay Bay. oil. Docks Easo Standard Oil, Everett.

DUE TOMORROW Temeraifs Wert African porta, passengers and general cargo. Docks Army Base. Patterson Wylde At Co. Mormaesaca, South American porta, via Philadelphia and New York, general cargo. Docks Castle Iiland.

Moore-Mc-Cormack Lines. Borda South American porta, via New York, gerferaJ cargo. Docks B. St A. piers.

Bernard S. Contello. Western sword, New York. Docks Castle Island. Newtex S.

S. Corp. Yarmouth. Yarmouth. N.

passengers and general cargo. Docks Central Wharf. YOUI KEY TO GfEATff VALUt Tuns bt HBHTft 1AYIO. ABC Nsfewi avary Mo4or sw'og fsMs Eastern s. s.

Lines. Birch CosMe, Montreal. Docks Esso Standard Oil. Eaao Company. Fredericksburg.

Aruba. T. W. it. Docks Eso Standard Oil.

Everett. J. f. Moran Co. rn wr EAST WEYMOUTH llncoln-Perrault Co, ISO Broad St.

LEXINGTON Colonial Garage, lne IS63 Massachusetts Ave. LYNN C. E. Whirten ft Sons, 40 Central Ave. MALDEN Smith Buick, S4 Helden St.

MEDF0R0 Medford Beick Company, IS Mystic Ave. NEEDHAM Needham Buick 237 Chestnut St. NEWTON Newton Buick Company. 371 Washington St. NORWOOD Norwood Buick Co, 10 Cottage St.

QUINCY South Short Buick Company, SO Adams St. ROXBURY Roxhury Buick Company, 590 Huntington Ave. SALEM C. E. WbHten ft Sons, 73 Latayetto St.

SOMERVILLE Somerville Buick, Inc III Fellsway STOW Erkklnen Buick Co, Great Road WAKEFIELD Herrlek Buick Company, 472 Main St. WALTHAM West Buick, Inc, S80 Main St. WELLESLEY HILLS Reckwood-Bell Buick Co, Babson Pk. Ave. WEST ROXBURY Thompson Buick Co, 1780 Centre St.

WINTHROP John C. McMurray, Inc, 15 Putnam St. BOSTON Nayts Buick 1 0S8 OommenwiaHli Avt. ARLINGTON Arlington Buick Co 335 Massaehasarts Avt. BEVERLY C.

E. Whirten ft Sobs, 381 Rantoul St. BRIGHTON Connolly's Garage, 165 Chestnut Hill Avi, BR00KLINE Allen Buick Co S3 Harvard St. CAMBRIDGE Xolllgiait Meters, 45S Broadway CHELSEA Ullian Meter Sales, Ine, 939 Broadway DORCHESTER William. Buick, 28-34 Hancock St.

DORCHESTER Dickson Buick Co Ine, 176 Morten St. Iowa's Population Higher 72 ES MOINES. July 5 CAP) Iowa's preliminary census count, completed today, shows a 1950 population of 2,609.843. This was a gain of 71.280 over the 1940 figure of WHEN BITTER AUTOMOBILES Alii BUILT BUICK Will BUILD THEM.