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FRIDAY, MAR. 25, 1049

It Happened Last Night—

Coffee Yarn

Brews Anew

Scribe, B. W., Rubber-Neck ~ In New Orleans, Hear Tales

By Earl Wilson NEW ORLEANS, La., Mar, 25—The B. W. and I are, rubber-necking down here in America's second most colorful city where coffee is king. Coffee is vital. Night-prowlers wind up at coffee bars at 4 or 5 a. m. It brings up a story we heard about a plantation.overseer and coffee. We heard it ; | in the French quarter. It's |

ling this year .

Earl's Pearls Herb Shriner salutes the 100th anniversary of the safety pin. ! “Of course,” he adds, “there’'ve been a lot of changes since then.” Lou Simon

bought a very i swanky TV Mr. Shriner

set. In the cowboy pictures, the rustlers ride Cadillacs. {

an old story, dressed up in al New Orleans version. We'd just slid up to the bar at the old absinthe house and or-| dered an ab-| sinthe frappe, when in came Bradley Smith] of Holiday mag- - azine. Before getting| to the coffee yarn, he told us something new| has been added| — to strip - teasil| going to England to do personal hereabouts, appearances. . . . Ed Gardner which'll be of in- Burns and Allen, terest to Gypsy and Red Skelton

: Rose Lee, Geor- left William gia Sothern, et Morris. . .. ArMiss Lee 5) line Judge, all

Grandmothers are now strip- dressed in white, teasing here. walked into ‘ArRemember famous “Stormy,” mando's with the beautiful exotic dancer who|two escorts and got tossed playfully into the lake left with four. by some Louisiana State U. boys? |, ,, Dan Dalley's { She married a nice newspaper in town for & guy, John Lester, went to N. Y., few days. . } and just had a baby. Stan Kenton's in So now “Stormy’s mother”— South America = Josephine Spellman, a good digging up new : grouper—is stripping at the old'ideas for the | Opera House. She's billed hugely band he's organ- Miss Donegan | on the building as “Stormy's izing. . Ella Fitzgerald was| mother.” picked to star in the first Bop v= City show around Apr. 14. . . WE HAD oh eeded to another pat Smart El Moroccoed with Ho- | colorful spot—LaFitte's — when race Schmidlapp. She's supposed we got the coffee yarn. |to TU: Spencer Martin shortly. You must enter LaFites from 4 ign Me. Kates" Horvat the back door. Why, just because. | pieids for the movies. Vie| Just because Tom Caplinger, | Damone's nose got clipped at |

the boss, doesn’t like to have Peo- | park East Hospital. He's doing . Dorothy Donegan sings

ple coming in the front way, well,

that's all. |in the new show at Cafe Society. . » . - - » | Caplinger is a great char- | WISH I'D SAID THAT: Must | acter. [be spring cleaning time around |

knocked a glass off the floor | and broke it, Caplinger knocked | * Consti ation “Just so the customer won't | be embarrassed,” he explained. | Pp | | host does things,” he added. easant y: =” » » | Even More Important I GUESS Sazerac cocktails and | | child will really like to take! | t laxative. Give important drinks?” I said later. upsetting RE ont Seymour Welss, boss of the your child Ex-Lax, ple * tors use in their practice. exclusive rights to the name | [Ex-Lax tastes good—like deli- |

When one of the customers Reli eve his own off the floor and broke “That's the way the perfect | | W | Here's a laxative your Ramos gin fizzes are your most Dent force your youngster to take easy-acting laxative that many docHotel Roosevelt, has acquired cious chocolate! It works smoothly,

When Nature “forgets -remember

EX-LAX

THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE

“I think there’s a drink even) more important,” Bradley said. It seems that one day a plan-| tation overseer was showing a guest around the big Colonial mansion.

He led the guest from room to

Workingman’s Store

|@ity Hall, notes Bill Bertolotti. vacation . .

Everybody's going around trying here this week . to pick up a little dirt. ; 1 "on

2 wt 'Cellarbrities WOODY HERMAN {down “ah ‘engagement at Capitol Theatr

when they objected to his bringing in a mixed band . .. {Lyon did well |Strand to warrant a return book-

enough

.. The Copa’'s Joe ~L.opez returned from a Mexican

Miss and Children’s

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First quality leather uppers, long wearing soles.

of patterns. Brown color.

in Washington

. J. J. Astor leaves on ~~ la cruise to South America today. turned . | Marilyn Maxwell and her ex, the (John Conte, dined together at the

Viennese Lantern. . . . Eddie Cantor gets here in April . . . The Hickory House slashed prices . ..

, vision . a

Leo De |

17: Prom Delong to "Rd 110, 3 miles struction at the Lord Milford-Haven squired by factory worker put in 51'¢ hours/over county oil mat and 110 (bridge re-| Ind. 364 Bridge out on 364 In Pike Kyle MacDonald to Freeport's ¢ pe 26 re pair County, south of Winslow; detour 3 miles oo T t Freeport's a week for $12.68 in wages In Ind. 22: Closed to traffic over two tons|over roads 64 an 1. asbah he ‘Shorehaven July, 1948, he earned nearly $60 Ind. 534. West of Rd. 20: 5% miles over

Beach ( Club in The Bronx offered

Choice

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Hundreds of Styles for Juniors,

Misses and

You will love their perfect styling, glowing lovely colors for all summer.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Monty Clift's due Esther Williams $2500 to officiate | . Bob Sterling's at their opening | May 28, {taking singing leasons for tele-| AT THE Simpion, Bill' Calla-! han told of the boy that wanted

ito become a playwright badly. His ambition Was fulfilled = he [O° SNSSION. announced today.

became & had playwright . . .| yng 1. That's Earl, Brother.

SHORTER WORK WEEK In 1910, the average American

a week for 39.7 hours’ work.

E. 0. M. SALE

Easter DRESSES

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Women! ® Flared or Slim Skirts Sort Ponti ® One ond Two t Skirts opin Piece Styles ® Gabardine ® Prints and Solids, Failles Taffetas Navy and Pastels

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struction, the State

The detour list:

{at south edge of Pennville: {roads 22, 303 and 18 (weak bridge), - Ind. 3: North of Ft. Wayne, over county pavement Ra. 3 gravel placing new culve Ind

over roads (weak bridge

311-325 West Washinaton St.

List State Road Detours ! :

Indiana highways are closed at| {seven points because of conHighway |

Ind Closed to traffic over two tons|over 32 and 13 (bridge 18 miles over

miles’ over ‘county oil mat (bridge con- gives krang 11 miles |struction Tippecanoe River secling. Rup” Ind. 213: South of Greentown: 13 miles

and county |

at south edge of Pennville; detour 32 miles 03, 18 and county gravel roads 29,

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: ‘Westfield to Noblesville: detour 1 ee ‘over 31 and 38 (closed bridge construction 2 miles west Noblesville). | P Ind. 38: Bridée damaged by truck 1 mile west of Kirklin in “Clinton County; detour 13.4 miles over roads 38 and 29,

38: East of Noblesvilis;. 0 miles ind. 119: From Pulaski to Winamac; 7% | One whif

over roads 26, 19 and 35 (bridge con-

334 and Zionsville Rd. (new a

construction),

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Smart, youthful toppers to S$ 8

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room, showing off the antiques, etc, and came at last ‘to a liv-| ing room. To the overseer's surprise he| saw his wife sitting on a couch.| Sitting with her on the couch| was a man. They were kissing each other) fervently. “Oh, hello, darling,” said the overseer, and, concealing his em-| barrassment beautifully, he led] his guest to the kitchen to give

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him some coffee. Carefully, the GLOVES AND overseer measured out the spoonfuls. bY. [1 JH |

Unable to check his curiosity! any longer, the guest indignantly| said, “But what are you going to do about that fellow in there kissing your wife.” “Oh,” said the overseer, him make his own coffee.”

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LONG SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS

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Men's Broadcloth Pajamas 1 99

Men's $6.98 Fancy

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i RAYON PANTIES Good quality run resistant rayon 44¢ knit panties and

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Also the short, medium or tall girl Proportion skirts; zipper closings— Hg 8 - ; .

85 An. Smart wool flannels to wear spring (AV i, and summer. Wear it over suits or dresses. Navy, red, kelly. Sizes a) Br; 7 to 16.

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TOTS’ RAYON PANTIES Elastic waist, pink, 1 Re white, blue. Sizes 2 GIRLS’ BLUE JEANS

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Children's WESTERN JEANS © 47

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Sanforized Coveralls Heavyweight san- $4 22 forized cotton oneplece playsults. Sizes 3 to 8,

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Fine soft quality. Pink or blue trim. Irregulars. INFANTS’ KNIT GOWNS

Drawstring button and sleeves, Irreg- 49 ulars. INFANTS’ VESTS Sleeveless styles, Cc Infants to 2 years. . 15¢| m=

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