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TUESDAY, MAR. 22, 1949 GRE !t Happened Lost Night—

Pe : Have Big Names ‘Local Girl Makes Good’ Becomes Familiar Refrain

By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, Mar. 22—There’s a new world comin’'—| in show business. /

The kids from the punkin’ patches with their screwy costumes and funny, faces will be bigger'n shucks on tele-

vision. Co And the “Local Girl Makes Good” stories 0. O. Mclntyre used to tell about the pasion small-towners will multiply, Earl's Pearls...

: { Vincent Price, the Village 1 can foresee Spike Jones, ! Vanguard wit, Minnie Pierce and “the Grand| tells the zany Ole Op'ry,” ard Eddie Arnold, tale of the the gittar -scratchin’ hillbilly, very swanky comin’ round the mountain on, socialite. She millions of television sets. | wouldn't go ‘And thus the smaller towns horseback ridwill increase their lead over New, ing unless she York in supplying Broadway and could get a’ Hollywood their so-called horse with geniuses, white sidewalls.

o WHAT IS td that gives .the N. J.; Tennessee Williams, Co-| small-town guys and gals such lumbus, Miss., and the Hartmans,| drive? |San Francisco. . They also knocked over the movie industry, this way: f | Lana Turner, Wallace, Ida; {Jennifer Jones, Tulsa; Gary

Mont.; Ann Sheridan, Denton, Tex.; Harry James, Albany, Ga. and Darryl Zanuck, Wahoo, Neb. - = = LUCILLE BALL, Butte, Mont.; Betty Hutton, Battle Creek

{Cooper and Myrna Loy, Helena, —

|chahged their socks, put on their shoes, brought them water in an [aluminum suitcase and arranged a place to sleep in the wreckage

scared. “But I had to keep my j spirits up for the sake of the Her Jaw Broken men,” she said. “I couldn't let them know I was.tired."’

In Airplane Crash They also praised a fifth mem-

ARYVILLE, Tenn. Mar, 22/ber of their party, Stephen A. re Hall "40, 86 De’ | Walker of Detroit, who fought his

troit, Mich., was praised today as|WaY for two days through the

— | - - : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES pre Te ~~ A Credit Lives : Small Towners To Spunky Woman be admitted she was|

the heroine of the®fight for sur- Mountain wilds before finding a vival of four injured airpiane telephone to report the . crash crash victims who waited three Sunday afternoon. . freezing nights on a rugged ee Smoky Mountain’ slope for res- Apartment Project cuers to come, . The three men in the party tia COMmMissary Robbed how Mrs. Hill ignored her own| Burglars broke into the cominjuries, including a broken jaw, | missary in the' center of Meadowto keep them comfortable and brook whip up their flagging spirits dur-|night and took approximately ing the 62-hour vigil on bleak |$42 in merchandise. Hangover Mountain. Eugene Ayers, proprietor, sald The four survivors were the thieves:pried open a door on brought to a hospital here for the temporary structure and teok

emergency - treatment yesterday @ quantity of bill folds, knives,

after a helicopter pilot rescued cigarets, candy and chewing gum. them from the ice-covered moun-! rr tain. { ’ Pllot James Hardy, 23; orvinie Samuel R. Randolph Rich, 38, and Mrs. Hall's husband,| Samuel R. Randolph, 331 Park 42, were unanimous in their praise Ave., retired machinist who died of her. yesterday in General Hospital, “If it hadn't been for Mrs. will be buried in Glen Haven Hall,” Mr. . Hardy said, “we Cemetery following services at 3 couldn’t have made it.” He was|p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle the most seriously injured, suffer-|Funeral Home. Ing a broken leg. Mr. Hall suf-| A native of Ohio, Mr. Ranfered a broken nose, and all four |dolph lived in Indianapolis 45 were dazed and their skins almost | years and attended Cadle Taberpurple from shock and exposure. nacle. He was 78. His wife, Edith, The men told how Mrs. Hall'is his only survivor.

Dog Breaks. Window to Escape Bath

“Mike,” a nine-year-old _police 8S. Alabama St., near where he dog, decided he didn't want to usually takes “Mike” for his take a bath today. So he jumped bath, the dog had leaped through through hatt Cn [the closed window and sat watch- : ough-a-shatterproof-window ote from-a-halt- block away. his ‘master’s automobile. “Mike” was rewarded with “no When M. G. Butler, 1844, Park|bath,” and attention to cuts on Ave., returned to his parked au- his head. He had done this betomobile from a business call onifore, Mr. Butler said.

- CROSSWORD PUZZLE

the heck came from New York?) Answer to Previous Pussie Practically nobody, really. Just] ie. some comedians like the Marx Music Maker Brothers, Arthur Godfrey, George| | Jessel, Jimmy Durante, Milton HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Berle, Henry Morgan, Ed Gard-| | ner, Eddie Cantor, Jack Pearl] ! 1.8 Depicted 1 Feminine Lisa Kirk . . . up there now. |and Henny Youngman. ! haine : Some day I will fi t | fy; Jeader 2 Ride gaily Your latest “local girl” success| (Some day 1 will figure out | fy) Fruit 3 John (Gaelic) is Lisa Kirk, beauteous young hy nearly all the comics are | 33 gather 4 Kronen (ab.) thrush of “Kiss Me, Kate” and the| New Yorkers.) 14 Diminutive of § gels esteem IELLICIASIEIPIALL IZAOINTE] Henry Morgan program. | nan | Nancy 6 Quake EMIEIVIINIOITIIOIVIEIR] Lisa came here from Roscoe, The Midnight Earl... 15 Command 7 Either IRIAIRIS Pa, abou Rye years 3go Wi; WHO'S NEWS: Doris Duke is| 17 Greek letter. gp, 26 Female 40 Point 100 bucks. . 'so far along with her lessons she| 18Preposition gp. ouates servant 43 Bustle I interviewed her at the Ver- . wn ow entertains| 19 Obtained 10 Not fresh 31 Mean 44 En \ pailles in January, 1944 when # ~| 20Cloth measure Fis ) tangle > Y itriends by sing-| 5, 12,Unit of energy 33 Country 45 Feline Me as a chorus girl. . .'a “Ver- ing after dinner| J, high sans 13 Fondle 34 Abstract Shrature home aay 1 want 10 ten (ERROR. Mx Der) SEL, JoAnn beg 4 Mer a Broadway musical,” she told bey Bl (0 confer with| 2° 'ritten form 3p. ninges 38 Play on words 48 Imprint (ab.) me, rather fervently. a Zanuck of Mistress 95 Remove 39 While 50 Musical note Well, she’s up there mow. | Wl bout releasing 27 Tellurium #ez the film he made| | {symbol) OUR MAJOR BROADWAY- [EE | co 0 0 mer in| 20 Rough lava ITES now are out-of -towners ® #. the south of {2 Syma) for - » » “squgres” Is the modern term. = ¥ France . . . An { 30 Exiote LooR*?&m over: Fo agent of the Ali {31 Frozen water Henry Fonda, Grand Island, Kahn is seeking! 32 Low haunt Neb.; Bobby Clark, Springfield, Miss Evans 5 jarge N. Y.| 34 CoD sit O.; Tallulah Bankhead, Hunts- mansion ... Get your ticket for

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ford, Tex. ithe National Counci<to Combat Cole Porter, Peru, Ind.; Mike Blindness. It's Mar. 27 at the Todd, Minneapolis; Hildegarde, Century Theatre

Ray Bolger, Dorchester, Mass.; closeup view of New York . . .

Melvyn ~ Douglas, Macon, Ga.; Henry Morgenthau Jr. is now as-| 43 Beverage Jane Froman, St. Louis. sistant production chief at| 44 He makes . .|WNEW . .. Martha Raye's due mountain —— In Movies, Too ‘here from the coast and may get | over the air HAVE SOME MORE: her own television show . .. Joyce, waves Russel Crouse, Findlay, O.: Evans is the newest addition to 46 Ventilate Burl Ives Hunt, TI.: Fred Allen the Diamond Horseshoe line, | 47Early and Eddy Duchin, Cambridge, Johnny Coy tells us that a di-| American Mass; Nanette Fabray, San yorced couple’s haggling for the 39 Talking bird Diego: Faye Emerson, Elizabeth, custody of the children is just one 31 Arrogate l.a.; Howard Lindsay, Waterford, way of splitting heirs. . . . That's 52 Jus between

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