Daily News from New York, New York • 38

What you fellas doin' Fishii rWft urn i L-nnw ir'i VI CP- Yes quicksands, We're vacationers Jf Hey! in thi? cwmnv Look dangerous wildcats, centipedes, black widows) camped in Chuck moccasns, alligators? where you trom doomers shack We're out for some fun. 775 S2 GASOLINE ALLEY Pi Porterlndicted Suspense Pervades Cooper's 'High Noon' U. S. to Moscow: Bid Pals Heed POW Rules Washington, D. July 24 '(JPj.

The United States has- asked Russia to use its influence to get the North Korean and Chinese Communists to comply with the 1940 Geneva Convention rules for humanitarian treatment of war' prisoners. By KATE CAMERON ted," the note said. "Relief parcel a have not been delivered and the prisoner of war camps have been placed in areas in proximity to military objectives, exposing th' prisoners to danger of attack." Not since "My Darling Clementine" have we seen a more exciting pun battle on the screen than that in "High Noon," which had its New York premiere at the Mayfair Theatre yesterday. In the earlier western Wyatt Earp was seen wiping out the vicious Clanton gang at the OK corral near Tomb-atone, Ariz. In "High Noon," Marshal Will Kane of Hadley-ville engages, single-handed, in a deadly contest with ex-con-vict Frank Miller and his three cronies.

For Murder in Brooklyn fire Irvine Greene, 27-year-old Negro porter accused of starting the fire that took the -Kves of seven persons in a tenement at 1101 Bed- Irving Greene Leave Felony Court. ford Brooklyn, last June 18, yesterday was indicted on seven counts of first-degree one for each fire victim. The indictments were returned by the additional July grand jury, which is investigating firetraps. With the Greene case acted on, the jurors are expected now to consider the homicide charge against Mrs. Bessie Honig, owner of the tenement, which, authorities say, was overcrowded and lacked safeguards required by law.

Mrs. Honig is free in $15,000 bail. Greene was removed from the Raymond St. jail, where he has been held since his arrest June 27, and taken before Judge Nathan Sobel in County Court, Brooklyn. Sobel accepted a pleatf innocent from Greene, then ordered him committed to Kings County Hospital for observation.

Greene's address was listed at 141 Herkimer Brooklyn. Train Runs Away; 2 Dead, 2 Injured Mansfield, England. July 24 (Reuters). A work train used for killing weeds ran away here today, tore a half mile down a track and somersaulted over a deadend. Two crew men were killed two injured.

The State Department also an nounced today that the U. S. had asked the International Committee of the Red Cross to persuade the North Korean and Red China authorities to agree on means for applying the Geneva Convention principles. Violations Charged. The appeal to Russia was made in a note delivered in Moscow yesterday by Ambassador George F.

Kennan. It accused the Chinese and North Koreans of three specific violations of the 1940 convention, although both these Communist governments have announced intention to abide by the agreement. "Inspection of prisoner of war camps by an impartial international body has not been permit The Neighbors "Those chops were awful. feCTrilW. UK Ken iia C.

U. The new Mayfair offering ia onef the best westerns to reach the acreen in a long time. Produced by Stanley Kramer for United Artists release, with Gary Cooper in the Gary Cooper and Grare Kelly ia "High Noon." tarring part, the John W. Cunningham story. "The Tin Star." lias been directed by Fred Zinne-niann into a thrilling motion picture.

Tightly-Packed Action. All the action occurs in the hour and a half it takes to run off the film. It begins one Sunday morning, a long time ago, in the frontier town of Hadleyville. Marshal Will Kane, who'd cleaned up the town with the help of its decent citizenry, is about to turn in his badge and move to another town with his bride, to settle1 down to the tame business of keeping a shop. As the Kanes are about to drive way, word is sent to the marshal that Frank Miller, the town's former bad man, has been released from prison and is due on the noon train.

Since the new marshal will not be jn until the next day and believing his deputy is not up to SMlXIff JACK jr 1 1 iMMeMMV IwiilWlll'I'l I' if ASBrfWHV "High Noon, a United Artists film, directed by Fred Zinne-mann and produced by Stanley Kramer. The screenplay by Carl Foreman based on a magazine story, "The Tin Star," by John W. Cunningham. Presented at the Mayfair Theatre. Running time: 1 hour, 26 minutes.

THE CAST: Will Kane Jonas He nrleraoo Harvey Pell Helen. Ramirez Amy Kane Percy Mettrick Martin Hnwe William Fuller Frank Miller Mildred 'uller Cooper Colby Jame Pierce Gary Cooper -Thomaa Mitchell Lloyd Bridges Kaly Jurarto Grace Kelly Otto Krueer In Chaney Henry Monran Ian MacDonald Ere MnVeash Harry Shannon Lee Van Cleef Bob Willie the job of handling Miller and his gang, Kane decides to stay in Hadleyville and face his enemv. Kane's bride pleads; with him to let the town take care of Miller. All his friends urge him to 'leave before the train comes in. But Kane's conscience gets the better of his impulse to run and let some other fellow finish the job.

He tries to round up a posse and when he fails to get help from his fellow townsmen, he walks out alone to meet the quartet of gunmen. The suspense of the incident mounts as the minbtes tick away on the town clock and the hands move irrevocably toward high noon. The atmosphere is saturated with tension as Kane waits for his adversaries. Good Job by Cooper. Cooper gives a fine performance, one of his best, as the deserted marshal and he is assisted by an excellent cast that includes Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Bridges, Otto Kru-ger, Lon Chaney, Henry Morgan, Harry Shannon and Ian MacDon-ald in the principal male roles and pretty Grace Kelly, as the bride.

and Katy Jurado, in the role of a tavern keeper. Katy is well known as a Mexican film star, but she has appeared importantly in only one other American-made film, "The Prizefighter and the lady." She has an impressive personality. WHY, JACK IM HUT tii'ne 60 Aboard Live In Plane Crash Pithiviers, France, July 24 (rTP). A four-engined British military plane with 60 passengers and crew men aboard crashed and exploded in flames near here last night but only one passenger was seriously' hurt. Three others received slight injuries.

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