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Parti Page 14 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Saturday, NevamW 1982 'OPERATION ilfW' SECRET': PT. 3 fcfl -v i Ufa 5 I i i1 i 4 f-e WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE Pater Forrester (Cornel Wilde), a marine, and Maria (Phyllis Thax-. ter), member of French underground in which Forrester previous, ly served, are assigned to. delay Germans' building of ramps for pilotless planes in World War II. Earlier Forrester has fought with' Marcel Brevoort (Steve Cochran) and Capt.

Armand (Paul Picerni) because they proposed surrender to the Nazis when the latter had cornered a Maqui unit. However Brevoort and Armand had prevailed and caused guerriBa forces' capture, tho Forrester subsequently scapes, with Maria's assistance. 1 i i 'ff (j ft I illiil itrn "l.liiinHii mtntn discover. German I Forrester and Maria seek out an underground leader Maqui A known as The Torch, who turns out to be Marcel, and Fo jet plane in experimental flight It develops that Marcel is the real traitor and he es- A At French police office, it develops Forrester has been ies of and V-l pilotless bombt capes with film. Forrester chases him to beach, shoots rescued and has reached England with valuable film.1 of.it and V-l pilotle Forrester takes movies Maria's lover.

Forrester's friend, Maj. Latrec. (Karl Film includes valuable blueprints of the jet Armand, how- him, and recovers film. As Forrester runs toward cove Maria's release from prison camp initiates investigation of Maiden) recognizes Marcel as soldier who preferred sur- ever, says it will not be sent to England, but will be delivered where a' British submarine is to meet and rescue him, Armand's murder, which unmasks Marcel as traitor. He is) Tender to Nazis and at first refuses to follow him.

to another nation. Marcel shoots him down. led away as Forrester and Maria embrace. (THE END.) Starting Monday: "THE TURNING Drama of big city crime investigation, starring William Holden and Alexis Smith. 1 By MAUDE PARKER Copyright: 1952: By Maude Parker) HIDDEN TALENT: Mrs.

Ernest IL Cluett of Troy, N. who recently took up oil painting, was notified by the Art Institute of Albany that it had accepted some of her abstract work for a one-man show June 15 of next year. Mr Cluett, who was the former Mrs. Stewart Johnson of Winnetka, returned home INSTALMENT XL Arrested "V- tit a. mm am Looking at Hollywood Teens Yell as Ray Sobs Johnnie Makes It Pay BY HEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD, 7 Johnnie Ray causes the same squeals, screams, and groans that Frank Sinatra used to excite, and it's paying off, Darryl Zanuck signed him to a long term contract For his first picture, "All of Me," Ray will receive $10,000.

a week. Many of the incidents in the story will come from his own life. The film rolls next year. Johnnie tried for a movie career before, but was told his handicap could never be licked and advised to give up the idea. He has to wear a hearing aid, but that matters not at all to Zanuck.

Nov. 4 was lucky for Scott Brady. Said he, Ike got in, and I got out of my Universal contract Am I happy! Now I can take good parts offered me at other studios." He's set for The Moon Is Blue," with David Niven, in January; has another JuxixN iajujy.d in me opposite direction, jncn, aione or au tne people within sight, was not hurrying toward the scene of excitement. He was idling along, halting every step or two to gaze into a shop window. Goren on Bridge BY CHARLES GO REM Copyright: 1952: By The Chicago Tribune 1 Neither vulnerable.

South deals. NORTH A 10 5 AK86 64 J10 7S2 WEST EAST 8763 A A 9 4 2 V10 4 VQJ97 8 5 9 3 2 AK65 8 SOUTH AKQJ V532 AK10 7 Q94 The bidding: South West North East 1 diamond Fas 1 heart Fasa 1 no tramp Fasa 2 clubs Pass no trump Fasa Fasa Fasa In today's hand, West by logical deduction hit upon the one lead to defeat the contract of three no ft This, too, was so abnormal it could.be due only to premeditation. A jeep swung around the corner from the intersecting lane, slowed down. The driver raised his arm, presumably to attract the notice of the fair haired young man. last Wednesday after spending 10 days visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Alexander C. Bell of Lake Forest and her family. As senior member of the Clow family present at a preview of Milton Clow's paintings Thursday in the Bismarck hotel, William E. Clow proposed that the family business executive board go Into meeting immediately to purchase one of the landscapes for the executive offices. Milton Clow's talent apparently his family by, surprise.

His second cousin, J. Beach Clow, told preview guests that altho he and his cousin had worked side by side Anne's hold on John's arm tight ened. Anne for a week had aroused her anxiety. And he'd be unable to comfort her! He would not be at liberty even I I to answer a simple yes or no. His MUton Clow The Jeep, of course, was the real thing.

The other two cars were merely running interference, purposely making a public disturbance, to divert attention from the important operation. It was agony to force himself to lips were sealed as effectively as the successful outcome of the affair. Been of genuine service to the country." It was vitriol in an open wound. Service to his country by putting Anne Douglass be- -hind bars! In agony of spirit, John had turned savagely toward the silvery haired man in the long chair. There's been no successful outcome! Granted that Russia won't get- Erich Hornstadt, and that half a dozen communist agents have been apprehended in Mexico.

And as many over here. It still doesn't add up to success! There's something far bigger than all that. Who was the brains behind it? Who hatched the plan? Who possessed the shrewdness, and the cruelty, to figure out the one sure way of persuading a girl like Anne Douglass to act as agent for Moscow? And then ordered the murder of Dr. Speakman's office nurse, so the scheme could proceed without hitch? Why, we don't even know whether this creature is a man or woman. We don't know what other plans, what other murders, may be under way." "We wouldn't even be sure such a person existed, if you Col.

Ingram s. Remarkable tho it seemed, this was one secret which had been kept secret by everyone stand back, forbidden to interfere, concerned. To the best of John while before his very eyes the it JL sleight of hand was being per Pickering's knowledge and belief, no inkling of the truth had been allowed to leak out in these seven formed. trump. South opened tho bidding with one diamond, and North elected to respond with his shorter days since Anne had departed from Laredo in the custody of federal THE WORK of all these months had gone for nothing.

Served heart suit. Since his hand con agents. Nor had there been so tf Hi I il i ii mm "iWirtilj I Joluuii Kr David NiTea Bubm Stanwyck tained no great strength, he preferred not to increase the contract no purpose. Only a fool would have believed Washington could be. a match for this invisible army! i much as a rumor about Erich Hornstadt's arrest or the arrest of the communist agents across the Rio Grande.

Erich had advanced toward the by naming his longer club suit. As a general rule, it is good policy to treat a very weak five card suit as tho it were only a four jeep; several small cars had materialized; a convoy, presumably, for its protection. Plainly this secrecy was essen tial to an over-all plan based on the hope of smoking out additional card suit, and to choose the bid' ding sequence accordingly. Hold There was little pretense of kidnaping, however. Erich was standing close by the ing only four clubs North would naturally respond with a bid of for 25 years Beach never knew that Milton painted until 48 hours earlier I ATILTON CLOW took up painting during the depression when I had nothing to do on Saturdays," he explained.

He since has switched to painting on Sundays. Local scenes as well as Mexico and Michigan settings are Included in this first exhibit. Two of the paintings had been marked sold even as guests started looking them over. Otto EiteL host at the preview luncheon, disclosed that about S2 paintings had been sold from another man show of a few weeks ago. Perhaps it's not the best way of finding out, but it's undoubtedly comforting to residents of the "glass house" to know that their huge wall windows can withstand the impact of a football kicked by a sturdy, 120 lb.

11 year old. TDEAL GUEST: Gilbert Miller, London and New York City theatrical producer. He brought his butler along to Chicago, loaned him to Berkeley E. F. Gage, British consul general, to help serve a midnight supper party Mr.

Gage gave for Audrey Hepburn and the cast of Glgi after the opening performance. COUTH WINDS BLOWBtfG: From Palm Beach, comes news that the Paul Fentresses cattle ranch about 20 miles west of the fashionable resort is for sale at the whopping price of $650,000. The Fentresses had hoped to go to Honolulu to visit her brother, Robert F. Carr, and his wife this winter but gave up these plans when they were unable to obtain steamship passage between January and April. Other early season Palm Beach news concerns a long time resorter who again is to be accepted in the Everglades club now that she has divorced her husband her fourth or fifth, writes our correspondent who was a policeman.

TpRICKS OF THEIR TRADE: Petite and dark haired Mimi Ben- zell, Metropolitan opera star, has a fashion trick which allows her to travel with a minimum of luggage. Instead of cramming trunks with evening attire, she packs a basic high necked, full one heart. driver now, his attitude that of someone who had been asked by a friend if he'd like a lift. Impeded by the bundles he was carrying, he had put' out one foot, as if to step South's rebid was quite properly one no trump. He holds 15 points in high cards, which places it within the limits of a minimum inside, when his shoulder was seized from behind, he was forcibly yanked onto the sidewalk, held there by a stalwart Mexican opening.

It does not nearly ap proach a two no trump rebid, which requires 19 points. After North's rebid of two clubs observe that the showing of a. new suit by responder after a one no trump rebid is not forcing, South The jeep was surrounded by half a dozen cars. Out of them swarmed other men in uniform. Two of them hauled the driver out onto the street.

Two others, in American uniform, took Erich Hornstadt into custody. Anne's full weight sagged on was unduly aggressive in leaping to three no trump. John's arm. He drew her back into the shelter of the doorway until the surging, excited mob had Erich was forcibly yanked back onto the sidewalk. raced past on their way to the scene of this newer and far more dramatic happening.

members of the ring. Yet it was 20th picture coming up, and will do one with Stanley Kramer. Agent Paul Small took Barbara Stanwyck at her word that she'd rather work than eat or sleep. No star in Hollywood has more pictures lined up for her. The millenium is here! M-G-M will release an album of records taken from 20th Century's picture, "Stars and Stripes Forever." The numbers will include "Dixie," "Battle Hymn of the Republic," "El Capitan March," and "The Stars and Stripes Forever." TDDIE GRAINGER wants to produce Trilby," with Robert Newton as Svengali.

This would make the fourth time that classic has been screened. Wilton Lackaye and Clara Kimball Young were first in 1913; Eddie Carew, who brought Dolores Del Rio to Hollywood, acted in it in 1923, and Jack Barrymore was the last and greatest Svengali in 1931. Zsazsa Gabor says her ever-lovin' George Sanders is a wonderful mother to her 5 year old Franceses, who's now going to the Marymount kindergarten. Zsazsa can take her pick of TV shows, an enviable position for anyone. Fashion writers from all over the nation will attend the Town House luncheon Tuesday to see, California fashion Creators during National Press Club week.

It's one. event of the year to which these girls look forward with eagerness. Abel Green sure has a best seller in "The Spice of Variety." It will give you many a chuckle, and you'll find lots of old and new friends in it. HAROLD LLOYD is making arrangements to reissue his picture, The Freshman," in a New York art theater. It's one of the funniest I've ever seen, and I know it will pay off again at the box office.

Newcomer Elaine Stewart plays Anne Boleyn in Young Bess." Remember Merle Oberon as Anne in "Henry It made her a star. Wonder why Paramount's holding up George Steven's picture, Shane," made more than a year and a half ago? While singing at Dixie Crosby's funeral, Bobby Gunther, one of the Mitchell Choir boys, had an appendix attack and was taken directly to the hospital for ah operation. When Anne Baxter criticized Council of Motion Picture Organizations methods in my column, I had howls from all over, particularly from Exhibitor Bob O'DonneU. Now O'Donnell has asked her to come to Texas for more COMPO appearances, and she's accepted. Says she'll show Hollywood as she thinks it should be.

Helen Rose bowed out as costume designer for the Ice Follies, but she bowed right back in when she got a fat bonus and a terrific boost in salary. They'd never find anyone as expert as Helen, or a designer with more imagination. I HAD FUN at Helen Girvin's books and authors luncheon. Albert Smith told some amusing stories about his new book, Two Reels and a Crank." He started in the movies in 1895. He and Stuart Blackburn used to release their early short films to Tony Pastor.

They were used as breaks to get audiences out of the theater so a fresh group of ticket buyers could come in. Louis Evans, who wrote "The Kingdom Is Yours," proved that he's a preacher with a sense of humor. My six preacher uncles all had one, too. Horace McCoy, who sold his book, Scalpel," to Hal Wallis for $100,000, is about to get into our industry as a director. I loved McCoy's They Shoot Horses," but hadn't read Scalpel," so I went home with three autografed books under my arm.

My reading is taken care of for the week. Copyright: 1932: Br Tb Chicago Tribune hadn't found It out thru your Czech friend. And if something to have learned the cover name," Prof. Hawkins said. COL.

INGRAM, seated now behind the wheel of his car, the impeding limousine and sedan hav skirted evening gown, and a variety of colorful aprons which she has designed. One of her basic gowns is yellow and to vary it, she adds an orange taffeta apron appliqued with organdy flowers. Another change is provided by a black and white striped apron. Dorothy Draper apparently is confronted often with the problem of decorating a house for people who have no idea what they want. For them, she has the following tip: "Have a receptacle for saving materials that appeal to you," she suggests.

Then get 12 large envelopes, label each for "The cover name! 'Which sounds rather like A lot ing disappeared, was almost -choleric in his wrath at the damage they had meanwhile done the con also plain that the secrecy could not endure indefinitely. Even should the authorities in Mexico City decide to deport quietly, without publicity, the aliens who had been rounded up in Nuevo Laredo due to the joint efforts of counter-espionage on both sides of the border, this procedure could not be followed by the United States. To deport Erich Hornstadt to vertible. Damnedest performance I ever saw! Mini BcamU This was no moment, John knew, to Impart seriously bad news to a man whose blood pressure was alarmingly high. Far better wait until they were back In Laredo.

"Erich's got a ride over with Germany would wreck the entire project. a room or a nook In the house, and one for the exterior. Each week insert a clipping of something you like. YouH be amazed at the trash you collect for your taste will change but you can throw most of it away and find remaining the things you really like." of use that is! "One thing at a time." Prof. Hawkins had sat erect.

"After the loose ends of this particular operation have all been tied up, then perhaps HALTED BY a red light under the Third av. John Pickering realized he'd overshot his destination by two blocks. The unconscious never lies he thought, turning on his heel and reluctantly starting hack toward the Waldorf. He'd been a fool to agree to stop off there on his way uptown. He had no desire whatever to see Maurice Fitch.

To be continued Monday Had West chosen to lead the un-bid spade suit the contract would probably have been fulfilled unless East shifted immediately to a heart. But he realized that the only entries dummy could have for the club suit were no doubt in hearts, and if these entries were attacked it might be possible to prevent the run of the clubs after they became established, and West knew it would take at least two club leads for declarer to clear that suit. With that definite purpose, the ten of hearts was led. When West regained the lead with a club he continued with a heart, depriving dummy of its last entry. By merely holding up one round of clubs, West was able to shut out the dummy, and declarer was held ta seven tricks.

American Golden Age Clubs to Open Conclave Here Today Members of the Chicago chapter of the American Golden Age Clubs of Illinois will be hosts at a statewide meeting of the group to be held today and tomorrow in the Morrison hotel. Today's activities will include a dinner at 6:30 o'clock in Toffenetti's restaurant, 6 S. Clark st. On the program tomorrow will be a business session at 10 a. m.

followed by a luncheon meeting, at which several state representatives will be guest speakers. The conference will end with a patriotic musical program arranged by Miss Ella Anne Douglass, moreover, was a native born American. Sooner or some Americans," he said, helping Anne into the front seat. Altho later formal charges would be preferred against her. When that time came, counsel would be re From the Society Notebook there was ample room for him beside her, he got into the back seat alone.

tained; the finest legal talent in the country, so her uncle had He tried to tell himself, when vowed. I they had passed the Mexican customs and were recrossing the river, that a victory of incalculable importance had been achieved by Erich's arrest. He could feel no sense of triumph; he felt sick at heart. Burnham Astronomical Meanwhile, however, he was powerless to help her. There had been no hint of -duress.

Anne herself had not even protested; indeed she had seemed almost to welcome the opportunity to give up, to surrender, now that Erich's escape had been forcibly prevented. There had been an expression Group Meets Tomorrow The Structure of the Milky guest this week-end. Rear Adm. Creery is here to consult with Rear Adm. Francis P.

Old, commandant of the ninth naval district. The Fred M. McCa-heys Xorine Murphy second daughter, Julie Ann, born last Saturday in Evanston hospital, has four grandparents, the Francis B. Murphys and the James B. McCaheys, and a great-grandfather, William S.

Hess of Wil-mette. The infant's aunt, Mrs. Dixon Robinson Head Marilyn Ann Murphy, for whom she is named, and Mr. Head of Atlanta, will see the baby for the first time in Wilmette at Christmas. Mr.

and Mrs. Huntington El-dridge Barbara Buchanan are being congratulated on the birth of their second son, Peter Buchanan, Wednesday in Lake Forest hospital. Mrs. Charles Edward Brown, who has been staying in the Ambassador East hotel for the last few days, will leave today for her summer place on Long Island, N. Y.

Her plans for the winter are indefinite. Canadian Consul General and Mrs. Douglas S. Cole of Winnetka will have Rear Adm. W.

B. Creery, vice chief of the Canadian naval staff of Ottawa, as their house Way." will be the subject of an il lustrated talk by Dr. K. A. Strand, i i i i director of the Dearborn observa He did not dare let himself think what Anne must feel.

He saw her square her shoulders as they neared the American end of the bridge, where a larger group of officials were assembled than had waved them on -their way. "Did she expect to be held for questioning? he wondered. But it was as a material witness tory, at a meeting of the Burn-ham Astronomical society at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the lecture hall of Adler planetarium.

After the talk, members of the group will in her eyes curiously like relief, John had thought; the relief experienced by someone who has long struggled valiantly against an illness and has heard at last the inexorable verdict that further struggle, further hope, is vain. Dennis the t4enace Kraft of Chicago. give observational reports. I ve survived far worse things Anne was taken into custody. NO! I DON'T than this," she'd told Col.

Ingram. iiafevtiman Your mother I WANNA TAKE 1 KNOWS PON BE THAT JVTTN I ALWAYS FALL WAY! NAPS NEVER 1 AMNE VOUT OP BED! WANNA TAKE But don alarm grandmama! II A MAM GO AHEAD 1 A NAP" THE WORDS kept reechoing in John Pickering's mind. I must see you today." "Must "flTHERE ANNE had been taken John had no idea. Nor had he been able to gain enlightenment in the interview with Prof. see you today." They became a funeral march to which his feet kept time as he turned east from Rockefeller plaza onto 49th st.

Hawkins which had taken place immediately upon his return from This was not the direction he Texas. should be taking, not the way toward the house in the Sixties to which he had been summoned. It's in other hands now, John. You've played considerable part in BREHDA STARR L-ll'. I DONY follow A 1 OBLIVIOUS TO THE WIND AMD RAIN THAT BEATS AGAINST HER NUMBED BOD, BKENDA RUSHES ON, LEAVING HER COUSIN FAR BEHIND I I ABRETHA IS 1 1 I I I SOMETHING I MUST I I 6ASPING FOR BREATH, fVBRETH TRYS saaajaaaanaiBBBBBBaiBBBBaBBai sir IU KtCK UK WITH 5RENQM PLEASE, NT I -mSs.

VVHERE ON EARTH IS SHE GOING? "I must see you today!" Mrs. Douglass had said on the telephone with a note of command he had never before heard in her voice and had found impossible to disregard. "I'll be up some time this afternoon," he had said. He intended to keep that promise. But not until later on when, with any luck, other guests would have dropped in and she would be unable to cross-examine him about Anne.

At least, he could think of no other motive for her insistence on seeing him. Up to now she had presumably found no reason to doubt Anne was still at her uncle's ranch near Laredo. But perhaps merely not hearing from "Mom doesn't want me cluttering up the floor." i- i.