Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1948 — Page 36

An ag & » . = : FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1948 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ; . sn a——— . | v : Larry Richardson It Happened Last A Last Night— 1a ry d to Post 7-Page Primer | Fa me 0 Fos | | g Primes Freshmen Foote sy ewey S 0 . Larry Richardson, former In-' : . ‘dianapolis radiocaster, has been Of House for Job "+ Christmas Store Hours: 9:00 to 5:25 named field secretary of the Indi- EE ————— ’ ‘ ; On Jo © Poy rac e ana State Medical Association. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (UP) ; Mr. Richard- |—A primer for new Congressmen i Pin New (and Old) Gags * ¥ was a news ‘has been mailed out to the 116 Oo Def ted Cc d idate oogdcaseer with {members of the freshman class of : . " aa angi (tor AY : years lthe 81st Congress. : ¥ 3 jand taught spe- | A pocket-size, seven-page pam- " : M43 Eo a A By Earl Wilson u B {cial Slassch a 'phlet, “Information for Rep- . Te Clothea NEW YORK, Nov. erie Foy Jr. pulled a line on Harry radio at Butler |resentatives-elect,” has been com 4 .. . 0F agent, that my bald pals may not erjoy, University and i . BUY he gon, Mr. ty on his crew haircut, Mr. Foy sald,| Arthur Jordan {ing out every two years since the im “It's wonderful—but it's got too many parts. in it!” Conservatory. early 1900's. ; : © Eddie's returning to the Chicago company of “High Button| In his new po- ‘Before that, the fiew boys had 5 Shoes” (and taking his B. W., Mae, along) after subbing for Phil sition. he will to ask somebody where to draw n Iver; Iserve ‘as liaison . Byers fi who wears a huge col- Earl's Pearls between the as- Mr: Richardson their first Pays how to get an lege boy racoon coat in the show, «what u bull player he would \sociation’s central office and the office; and wher to get those free : 4 gets a big laugh| make!” Jack Barry says of a |various county medical societies special delivery postage stamps. : when he says to| certain actor. ; rey at Held secre “Information for Representathe audience, “Always on a the association's 99-year history, tives-elect” solves all these prob- | through his per-| bat.” EE |lems and then some. It bells the To. “ ) } {new member when the House spiration, Sues Sue bay o-; - Free Baby Sitters |meets, where to file his creden- 2% reid : 155s you've seen play small BYDNEY. Australia (UP)-—Itfials, what to do about office space oh : . : Sel enough of the io here, is © [University undergrads here are and committee assignments. ; nn . ’ bewildere coat’ — andi Lo a hit at : baby-sitting for their ex-service| Deputy House Clerk Newlin : : headquar yanks it off, and| swanky Mos, ; ~~ colleagues, free, University Serv- Megill, editor of the booklet, em- 0 She: hurls it fn a cor-| [0p Cin Mr. Barry ices Club has organized the serv- phasized that it “doesn't tell you oe : e ner. It's a simple| Holywood, lice and even pays sitters’ taxi'how to be a Congressman in one TFs : e wasn 3 human thing = It's had its effect, too; he's | fares home after late sessions. [easy lesson.” ak ' > was, face Mr. Foy and it gets a ,,y talking out of the center Sy : i A pH n chil howl. | of his mouth. : | - our sae i ! ’ helpin I WAS ON BOB TROUTS crowd and make two persons “Who said That?” quiz program happy.” neighbors on NBC with Inez Robb, brilliant| President Truman Teplled. : . Semenov reporter, as one of my competi- “Why don't you two gentlemen : y | : and got t bik and I must confess I wuz throw yourselves over and make Christmas Store Hours: 9 fo 5:25 Monday Through Saturday. } had ne robbed Unez Robbed. that is!) |everybody happy?’ | d | And when | you found ALAS FOR DIGNIFIED Gov. The Midnight "Earl | ZIP-LINED L been. Her Dewey, He's now No. 1 on th CELLARBRITIES: Margaret | for some Joke Parade {Truman turned down $1500 to | injury. T Fred Allen and Jack Berny sing at the ILGWU dinner to be band, too d about him the other NE » » both gagge hn Brophy. a fake- held here... . When Joe DiMag- : since their night, and John ks. like BIO shows up in town. after his : doesn’t; cor mustached guy who Johns Hopkins operation he'll be Which this him, and who always wanted to), crutches. . . . Burl Ives is tak- $0. eet ‘see the gt he show, IN§ a house near the Palisades # pay alimor House,” Re SB hs Tack Ben. [to complete his second book, a | : not insist As the Girls Jor t a counter. NOVel ...Max Gordon has taken | So her ny smile was a ata “be-|PRCK operation of the Village i Clothe-A-C feiter who wen - a and put| VARBuArd. . .. Marcel Cerdan was | but for the cause he jumped the gu RUlat the Versailles appreciating remnants ¢ Dewey's picture on a $10 bill, 'Edith Piaf. Fo Gag writers warn that if the] She say’ Governor runs again he'll becomé| OUR TOWN: Monte Proser whatever ( known as William Jennings visited Hyde Park, Where he and vide to kee Dewey. . os Elliott Roosevelt Ls they can sf {remain hete to { Somehow eke Wants to Travel con template a | that she's ENT into Gypsy Rose Lee's : . s asking for room "At La Marti. [summer theater. | Truly raroarhable ~ how. you can choose clothing of excellent This me nique last night... Mischa Auer | : ri | k dent in th for the “ 4/18 selling his quality frem our fine selections, yet scarcely make a dent in the . children is —~ 208. GOEL, 0 on "the Z ; dianapolis even let the boss, (coast and will budget! bY where ther Monte Gardner, |soncentrate on | | : her attenti in there, because tsjeyigion. . . . men ‘and v onlay Warren THE SUITS— d good ane : coon. Warren : T8—The smart patterns and goo This mc HI he cme Weign report * | FOR JUNIOR HE-MEN! TOUGH, he Miss Lee 1Y fascinated atiedly is javapting tailoring you demand, | Plus fine all-woel seek—aid the thought of{in movies. . . i ¢ . : this Christ: going out with & big carnival next/The Waiter Evelyn Kent STURDY, EXTRA-LONG MILEAGE | : worsted fabrics, at & price that makes buying Ss summer and touring the U. 8S. Pidgeons wére snowbound in , | disappointe “Gypsy points out in her show|Kansas en route here. . . . The a pleasure! 3 that" for ages women have worn 'swarm of plainclothesmen sta- Eseeas not much but skin. Take the tioned in the Times Square area 29.18 end 39.75 Child’ depe song titles: “In Your Easter on the lookdut for thie air rine A money con Pounet,” “Jeanie With the Light prankster call themse:ves Ba : tunate foll Brown Hair,” and ‘You Wore ai“pellet patrol” and are bucking . cheer. The Tulip." As she says, “even Iifor a ‘Pelletzer “th i BN Ite THE TOPCOATS —Coverts and gabardines which YO wear more than a tulip!” {lyn Kent sings at the Casa Se- i o ’ ¥ needy chi alates * i". ” Rowarid Vie ‘ in ‘well-tailored, smartly styled topcoats. Out p gee ay of no . { o * I: Weissman, are just another What' H , Budge! Priced 4 standing values at these low prices! a a: Bh numbers racket. . . Maestro ars ro ce 29.75 and 39.75 Indianapoli | Postal recommends that | RILL DOZIER returns to the ® ' ' land St. iddle- tame all hom. Coast where he'll pick up Joan TWO: By “Belves. “Girl Stouts o er- | Fontaine and head for a Hawai- : and volun * fea.” . . . Herb Shriner says, ian vacation. . . . Morey Amster- The Kind He Wants fo Show off fo the Gang! 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