Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1931 — Page 29

NOV. 27, 1931

SHAW DOOMED TO OBLIVION BY famousauthor 'He’s Just Sound and Fury, Meaning Nothing,’ Says Frank Harris. B<J United Prts, NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—George Bernard Shaw is doomed to oblivion ten centuries hence, in Frank Harns biography, published today. Barns held that biographic dictionaries a thousand years from bow will mention him thus: Shaw, Bernard; subject of a bust by Rodin; otherwise unknown.” 'The famous Irish author and playwright is held in greatly exaggerated importance by the world and himself, according to Harris. Shaw presents “too much confusion, too much sound and fury, signifying nothing,” to mean much to posterity, Harris asserted. The biography, based upon a hall century’s Intimate friendship, contains a postscript and heretofore unpublished letters by Shaw. • It reveals that Shaw considers himself a “born philanderer” who was pursued by women, but never had a love affair. He wrote to Harris last year in recalling his romantic experiences. ‘‘l was gallant in the old-fash-ioned Irish way—but there was nothing in it on my side—thus, I escaped seduction until I was 29. I am of the true Shakesperian type; I understand everything and every one, and am nobody and nothing.” Shaw’s attitude to nudists is very kind, Harris learned. He once sat for a portrait ‘‘in the altogether.” In reference to this episode Shaw is quoted as saying: ‘‘Though we have hundreds of photographs of Dickens and Wagner, we see nothing of them except their suits of clothes with their heads sticking out, and what is the use of that?”

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Nick of Time By United Press DALLAS, Tex., Nov. 27.—1. Rude. Dallas merchant, played Santa Claus on Thanskgiving day and he said he was ‘‘not any too early" with the part. Rude, who usually distributes clothing on Christmas day to needy persons, gave Thursday instead of waiting, ‘‘because they need it now." Checking machines in his department store showed 7,000 needy persons received the gifts. It was freezing in Dallas.

Whipping Post Favored By Times Special MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 27.—‘‘There ought to be a whipping post in this ! county for such men as you and 1 1 would like to be out to the whipping going on, Judge L. A. Guthrie of Delav/are circuit court told Perry .Flowers, who appeared on a charge of failing to support two sons. The judge warned Flowers to contribute to support of the boys and threatened a penal farm term.

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CHRISTMAS BASKETS T° BE DISTRIBUTED V. F. W. to Be Assisted by War Mother Chapters. Plans for distribution of more than 1,000 Christmas baskets were being made today by the Marion County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars, following announcement that the charity program will be assisted by local chapters of American War Mothers. Mrs. E. May Hahn, state president of the War Mothers’ organization, announced the joint program will include a circus Dec. 28 in Riverside park skating rink, proceeds of which will be used to buy food and coal for needy veterans and their families. Activities will be directed from offices at 29 West Ohio street, in

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