Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1949 — Page 19

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We love Mr. Kieran even more. But we cannot condone a star getting younger each year, especially the way prices are, Staying the same age year after year is the most we would consent to at this time. - ” . IT SAYS right there in the Who's Who section of the 1947 almanac that Miss Carroll was born in 1006—so she was 41 then. But in the 1049 edition, it turns out that she was really born in 1909 — so she is only 40 now. At ; this rate she’ will soon be a child again. I can just see her skipping off to "the first rich. also found the fountain of

John Kieran. -

We notice in reading the 1949 edition of the “Information Please Almanac,” of which he is listed as editor, that|

NEW YORK, Jan. 28—We are very disappointed in

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Earl's Pearls Its a long lane, alleges Vi Monroe, that has no song written about it. | Groucho ¥§

especially i elephant will Mr. Monroe "never forget the last election.

of the Almanag, told me. “We ask some celebrities their ages and they ignore us. “But one woman sald she

was going to get her birth certificate and prove she was eight years younger than we said. “Or a male actor many say, ‘Look, you've got me too old,’ so I say, ‘0. K., how old are you?” and he says ‘Never mind’ He steers away from the issue. We

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Miss Dietrich

A The '47 edition gives his birth-| jee to keep the same old date

date as: Sept. 27, 19?

The ’49 edition gives it as:

Sept. 27, 1077.

Raft seems to have grown one “I think some of them lie a

sey, Jessica Dragonette, Benny en route to Lafayette, where Fields and Joe Frisco. he'll spend the week end with tanne is even more his 90-year-old mother, Mrs.

because at times recently she has| Steve will arrive on the looked as young as Betty Grable. “Spirit of St. Louis” from At. Well, sir, she had a fast ma-| lantic City, on his way to Sun turity in the Almanae! Valley, Las Vegas and Los AnIn the "47 edition, she was 47 on a quick trip that'll get years old. In the 49 edition, she ‘back In New York Feb. 17. was 62. (Maybe she worried.) He'll be in Indianapolis only a . ® » few minutes. DECIDING to find out more, I] He just got back from Lonand said, “Information,| dom, where he spent. several 1 Please!” | weeks -visiting Ann Sheridan, “All this isn’t John| who's making a movie there. Kleran's fault or anybody's, That's Earl, brother.

can’t get them to co-operate.”

really,” Dan Golenpaul, publisher ihe

Bo- |Schneider, and HAROLD M.

command: PVT. DONALD recruits, ROBERT L. PERKINS, R

JR. Gary; HAROLD C. MOSELEY, Grifith; RICHARD L. MANNING, R.R, 2, Laurel; AR-

RAYMOND KING, New Albany; JAMES WILLIAM LAOY,

HAUSER, Terre Haute.

SGT. HARTLEY M. JOHNSTON, from Kokomo, Ind., is now serving with a military govern‘ment team's welfare section in Toyama, Japan.

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the light cruiser USS Little Rock.

SEAMAN ROBERT GENE MARTIN, son of Mrs. Roy E. Martin Sr., 2005 8. Lockburn St.

Fleet. ; t Before entering the Navy July Lock!

APP. RICHARD F. McCRAY, son of Frederick McCray, 737 Shetfield St. FIREMAN

APPRENTICE ROBERT LEE PUGH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Pugh, 1922 8. Delaware St, is aboard the landing ship USS LST 551 with the Atlantic Fleet. Before entering the Navy Jan. 21, 1047, Fireman attended

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