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NEW YORK, Nov. 25—For a lady star to keep her age a secret nowadays seems almost as difficult as for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, a rich man to enter the kingdom of Heaven, or a Republican to enter the
Some nosy reporter like Earl Wilson is always digging
” on #” But Irra Petina, the Met star,, I DECIDED to get it out of and also star of the B'way musi- her. She was being rather Ruscal, “Magdalena,” has me stopped. |sian, When I arrived, she said, 8he arranged to be born in Rus-| ‘Excuse me my bandana,” and
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never told my age,” she said as we were sitting around her apartment at the Beaux Arts.
added, “I hid the bist.” “Pardon?” “I hid the bist . . . the dug,”
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OW many years u left China, I would know your age.” Miss Petina looked at me rather severely, “Well, I am not talking,” said Miss Petina. “Guess my age,” she said. ‘Guess—and be polite.” I gave it up . ., for the time being. Miss Petina used to go to the Curtis School of Music in Philadelphia. Maybe I'll be in Philadelphia soon and will run across an old classmate.
» ” " The Midnight Earl WHAT'S HOT: Pelham Heath Inn's Jean Shubert was rushed to Lebanon Hespital for surgery «++ Dorothy McGuire canceled her . appearance on the “Theater Guild of the Air” Dee, 19, on doe¢tor's orders . , The Nocturne on
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boxer she keeps in her apartment, notwithstanding sports columnist Jimmy Cannon's disapproval of such people. “No kidding, how old are you?” {I asked her. “Well, I will not tell you!” she said. I decided to come back to fit. She mentioned that a piece of fron pipe crashed backstage the other day at the Ziegfeld TheaIter. just missing her. “But a stagehand was even {closer,” she said. “It left a hole, {Everytime I see that hole I think fit eould be somebody's head.”
{ n » ” She'll Wait a While “IT WOULD have been a shame for a piece of iron to hit a young girl like you,” I suggested. “Now I am not telling you my age,” she announced once more. “When I will quit the stage I will tell them and they will be so surprised at how young I am. “My friends will all say, ‘I knew she was just a baby,’ and I expect to make all my enemies swallow their tongues.” ~ Once again I decided to come back to it, “The Russians,” I said, “say we are trying to force them into war.” “They say that YOU are trying to force them into war!” She laughed. “Funny people, the Russians.” “How old were you when you left Russia?” I asked. “Just a little girl. Since that I am a full-fledged American and married a Texan. What more can I do for my country?”
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Bussey, is from Timpson, Tex.,
52d St. was closed because of : “violations,” , . . Other spots on Miss MeGuire )." sireet are under surveillance . . . Paramount producers Pine & Thomas optioned Helen Fraser's book, “Assignment in Modeling.” . . . Eddie Condon’s jazz joint in the Village is pushing the fine food angle. ~ " ” TODAY'S SMILE: “I used to be a school teacher,” says singer Lisa Kirk. “Then I found out there was more money in showing
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Hex, Not Science, Solves
Crimes on Isle of Yap
Native Confesses Safe Cracking Job
After Island Police Invoke Totem By GEORGE WELLER, Times Foreign Correspondent YAP, AMERICAN MICRONESIA, Nov, 256—In Yap's jail, serving a three-year sentence, is the first felon in America's trust territories to be captured by a totem. He is a safe-robber named Kogotmali. ald of a “pa’pigue,” a sacred symbol woven of palm leaf. An iron safe containing $2100 in the office-of the Navy-spon-
thand . .
.|placing the building under a spell.
sored Island Trading Co. was neatly cracked by an unknown . the first felony on Yap and the first safe-break in the trust territory. The native police were nonplused. The Americans were insistent that the thief be apprehended. The Yap chiefs were asked to take over the search. They summoned their tribal sorcerers to the copra warehouse where the theft took place. The sorcerers made a special “pa'pigue” and hung it on the wall. They recited an incantation
The “pa’pigue” has no powers of its own, but serves merely to give
erick turned down an offer on) “We the People” . . .
of the N. Y. Inquirer . . Robinson starts work as manager of Regent Outfitters, a clothing store in B'klyn, this week ... Bob
He was caught by the
| public notice that a spell has been | woven and is at work. The worried safe-cracker tried to dicker to have the hex re-| moved. He replaced $1100 of the vanished money. The sorcerers kept the charm ticking away on the warehouse wall. | The community became as eager as the thief to have the spell suspended. They watched | for a guilty movement. Finally it| came. A man in his 20's was caught burying some American cigarettes in a garden, It was) Kogotmai. He confessed. The “po’pigue” came down from | the wall. Life in Yap went on as| before. ;
Johnny SIGN OF WEALTH Griffin, 21, was ghner city editor|
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Dana's book, “Where to Eat in N. Y.” is due Nov. 29... Cafe So-/ ciety Downtown’s 10th anniversary show is a big success with| such top grade alumni as Pearl Primus, the Golden Gate Quartet | and comic Jack Gilford . . That's | Earl, brother. !
figures to older boys.”
= 2 o WISH I'D SAID THAT: Oscar Levant, who often accompanies Al Jolson’s singing on the piano, said, “I've played so many old songs my fingers are getting wrinkled.” » o o ALL OVER: Nevada Smith will do a Gypsy Rose Lee at the Miamj Colonial Inn for Harold Minsky ... Murray Weinger of the new Copa City says he won't use any costly big name acts, except Kay ¢ Thompson . . . The Maxie Rosepblum - Jerry Cooper partner- g ship has busted up already. Slap- Noel Coward sie’s going to Australia . ., . Noel Coward's making more with Taloo Bankhead's “Private Lives” than he did with the original production in the '30s . . . Zero Mostel, who's been tiffing in a round robin affair with his TV show, will get an early morning radio show over Mutual called
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