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By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, Jan. 27—America Laughs . . . Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, superintendent of the U. 8. Military Academy, has just explained why there'll always ‘be a West Point. : - “We have to make better minds,” he told Composer Julie Styne, “to fill those brass hats.” ; :

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CO ; friends are until ' PRESIDENT TRUMAN In- your television sisted at the Inaugural Gala thatis et breaks * | Phil Harris crowd into a photo-! down.” & [graph between him and Alice There's & cute edits ¢ “You get in the middle,” the line in “All For Mr. Shriner President told Phil. “I've been (Love, to-wit: “What is the in it long enough.” {main requirement of anybody a» 8 {wishing to be a writer?” Answer: “Paper.”

MONSIGNOR FULTON J. (SHEEN, who is a favorite of = |everybody in show business, not| “T spoke in Indianapolis and relonly because he is a great clergy- quested reporters not to write up man and teacher but because he's|8ny anecdotes ' related because also one of the most gifted public|it would ruin the effect on later speakers, sat down to lunch at audiences. Rumpélmayer’s with an unusual] Se ome paper came out and |group—including Harry Hersh- said, “Monsignor Sheen spoke

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where the government was going to get money to raise President Truman's sclary. Then he, got a letter from the Internal Revenue Department and he knew.”

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4 . - Axis Sally’ Hits Mey . Veto Measure At U : S Char "| A battle of authority loomed to- » Us ges {day in.fen of Indiana's largest \ . industrial cities bet Seoks to Bar Discs industrial cities ween

{mayors and city council bodies, At Treason Trial The controversy grew out of WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (UP) |a bill introduced in the 86th Gen—Mildred ' E. Gillars, honey-| eral Assembly yesterday by Rep. " ag {Harry Muller (D. Anderson) voiced “Axis Sally” of the Nazl| which would, if passed, give city {radio, took the unusual step of councils in second class cities| (testifying at her treason trial to-|the power to veto any appoint|day in an unsuccessful attempt ment by the mayor. {to block introduction of certain| Cities affected by the legislabroadcast recordings as evidence tion would be Anderson, East Chicago, Evansvile, Ft. Wayne, The Federal Court jury was re- Gary, Hammond, Richmond, moved while Miss Gillars testi-|South Bend, and Terre Haute. fied. She said that the govern-

ment illegally seized seven orig- Missouri Fugitive

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obtained from a basement stor-| | Indianapolis police today noage room in her Berlin apart-|i;f.4 Missouri authorities that a ment. man arrested here yesterday on

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Testimony Confusing a charge of drunkenness is beThe white-haired defendant, ac- lieved to be a fugitive who cused of undermining GI morale escaped from a Missouri state

8 by her broadcasts, also sought to penitentiary farm Nov. 2, 1943,

show that government agents| An additional charge of vacould not have got the recordings (8rancy was placed on the sus-| from the basement storage room pect, Charles Elliott, 28, who because she couldn't get into the/8ave his address as 426 W. Merroom herself. rill St, when his fingerprints| were found to match those of the fugitive: who was serving a term at the Missouri State pen-| (itentiary at Jefferson City for burglary. Elliott has an allas, Pete Elliott, police said.

But Judge Edward M. Curran ruléd that the government was acting legally when it got the re{cordings. | Miss Gillars’ testimony confusing. [ It was not entirely clear how (she maintained that an Army| counter-intelligence officer could! |not have obtained the recordings

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