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first, Discussing Las Vegas, Nev,

he said: “You can get tanned and faded at the same time,” referring to being “faded” at the dice tables, In one of his quick—but not quick enough—asides, Mr, Hope added: “Of course, Fred Allen can get faded any time ..."” He was off the air for 15 seconds. Mr. Skelton followed him. His program was hardly under way when the comedian said, in reply to his straight man’s suggestion that they change writers: “No, let's not do that, we might ad lib something that would hurt the dignity of an N. B. €. vice president.” The switch clicked. Mr. Ekelton finished his gag, but only his studio audience heard him ask: “You

“you? Nothing but vonfusion, nothing but euts and nobody certain.” Diaper’ Is Objectionable Mis former wife, Mrs. Edna Skelton Borsage, Who is still his advisser and writer, said later in Hollywood “the situation had been building up for weeks.” She sald Mr. Skelton had been cut off the alr three weeks ago for mentioning | the werd “diaper.” “It’s all so ridiculous because we pride ourselves on having one of the cleanest shows on the air,” she said. Mss. Borzage said Mr. Skelton had notified his producer that he intended to use the gag and N. B. *C. had refused permission. When Mr, Skelton returned to) the air he commented: “Well, I see | we've joined the parade of stars.” Mr, Hope's broadcast originated

him off the air for 25 ;

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| NEW WEATHERMAN—Paul A. Milter of Washington, D. C, (left), replaces Robert M. Williamson who is retiring as senior me« teorologist at the local weather bureau.

R. M. Williamson, Weather Forecaster Here, Retires

From now on Robert M. Wil- - Wednesday ahd return to his

mson® i i former.. home in Tennessee. oy ee seior Eeteqr Sloss} . In his place local residents will the, “Indianapolis: weather -burea, get “weather feports” from “Paul A] will get his weather reports the | Miller, Washington, D.“C., who is same .as the average person—{rom set to. line‘ his sights on local local newspapers. | weather conditions in a few weeks. Mr, Williamson, who has been Mr. Miller is presently with the a forecaster for 43 years, says he! overseas projects unit of the cenhas been predicting long enough|tral office of the weather bureau and wants a rest. He will retire{in Washington. A

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state reformatory and superintendent at New Hampton farms. Prison Unkempt,- Dirty When Mr. Lawes went to Sing Sing, the prison was unkempt and dirty. Rules were not enforced. The whole set-up Was a mess be- | cause of political juggling. ' He took it upon himself to enforce a complete new program in| the prison. Gas guns replaced firearms. Later talking pictures were installed and radio earphones were put in each cell for prisoners. He formed a prison band and special privileges were granted those earning them. Hikes about the countryside became weekly affairs, Mr. Lawes soon won the respect of both prisoners and guards,

System Paid Dividends

Acme Telephoto | DRAFT DODGER—Serge M. Rubinstein, 38, "boy wizard of Wall street,” was sentenced today to two and a half years in prison as a draft evader, He | was also fined $50,000. The Russian-born international financier came to America in 1938

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with a Portuguese passport and ran a small stake into holdings | now,.estimated..at $5. million. He avoided military service on the “plea he wae Essential to some .of the companies he controlled. Mh.

His system paid dividends. When a movie company wanted to shoot a battle scene-for a picture near-the prison, Mr. Lawes gqve prisohers

prisoner was given a gun and when the movie company had completed | its work, every weapon was re-

turned. . | INTERN GRE 3 Mr. Lawes is survived: by his x EK PARTISANS second .wife, Mrs. Elsie Chisholm! SOFIA. April 23 (U. P.).—One

Lawes, whom he married in April, hundred sixty Greék partisans who 1939, and three daughters, Mrs, crossed into Bulgaria Friday after Joan Jacobson, Garrison; Mrs. two days’ fighting with Greek gov-

Gets Thorough Shakeup 4 “Children Die in Fire

CHICAGO, April 28 (U. P.)—| SUMMERVILLE, S.C, April 23 ie i _{(U. P.).—Firemen said today that Police Cmmissiones John C. Pren riot. 3. Brot can trom ix DUPD-; dergast, “on trial” before Dewly . g home to safety but the piteous elected Mayor Martin H. Kennelly, cries of four of his children sent transfrered new captains to all but him back to “try a rescue. All five eight of the city’s 30 police dis-/died in the blaze. tricts today as his first move to; Mr. Brown was a 55-year-old for-| stamp out the organized. crime mer Charleston navy yard employee] syndicate. {and a grandfather as well as the Mr... Prendérgast’s orders. were father of six. Those who died with;

from Glendale, Cal, by remote control. Los Angeles network] spokesmen said their switchboard was swamped by telephone calls after each program was cut momentarily.

NEW PROTEST ON SHIPS

WASHINGTON, April 23 (U. P.).|less wide open.

«The state department was draft-

ing a new note today to reject Yu-'his election, April 1, that Mr.|science has been appointed dean of goslavia’s claims that her seisure Prendergast would remain as police the college of veterinary medicine of | of nine damaged Italian ships was! commissioner as long as he could Washingtom State college, Pullman, in secord with terms of the Ttalian|prove that he was ridding the city Wash. Dr. Nichols will take up his

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i gambling establishments more or] LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 23.—Dr.|

the most drastic in the department's | Kim were three daughters, Ernestine; history. They included the trans-{16; Jeanette, 17, and Vernell, 31, fer of 32 policé lieutenants. land a son, W. C. Brown, 4. It sent 31 “tough captains” into] em m————————————— districts where the snydicate has TAKES WASHINGTON POST 1 been known to operate its vice and Times State Service

Roy E. Nichols of the Purdue uniMr. Kennelly said shortly before] versity department of veterinary)

of the syndicate. ' duties at Pullman May 1. |

and Mrs. Kathleen Miller, St. Louis.|and disarmed. :

Crystal Douvarjo, Ossining, N. Y. ernment forces, have been interned

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