Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1949 — Page 23

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THURSDAY, APR. 14,1040 ? "it Happened Last Night—

Earl's Pearls

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- NEW YORX, Apr. 14—Mayor O'Dwyer (the prankiter) probably won't stick to it, but he has said repeatedly in the last few days that he “positively” won't be a candidate for re-election: Eas ee L. His doctor warns that even if he wins, he loses—his|

health. : lito tt”

job” and

heal.

I predict he'll deny it, for variety type program, and mainbut |

His Honor’s as changeable as alps that he may look scarey, a baby’s pants. [Will appear less frightening than pp, 1 TALAED Fd Bette (“She's DBUTeS may be mistaken for Jane rgst. ... Always In There Crying”) Davis © eel :

backstage at CBS when she did| «THE FELLOW who gambles the “Family Hour of Stars”—and once, loses his shirt, and never

she was.sad that she couldn't gambles again, doesn't know it, .show the audience a beautiful new bat “he's Bay ‘been lucky vy

« taffeta dress she'd hoped. to wear gambling.” (Fancy Phil told us.)

at the show. _ sw» The “Midnight Earl

She changed because the taffeta’ WHAT'S HOx:

the

made a noise—and over the air the audience would have heard “ hér bustle rustle. er

Earl's Girls

MADELEINE GERALDO — 4 Salesman.” .'. . The This French gal who holds her (publisher) Crossmans husband high on a trapeze by her Fiorence Lustig) ankles (at the Ringling Bros. Circus) is today’s heroine.

The line-up on work on |“South Pacific,” “Kiss Me Kate” est film.

Harold has big

{Clifton Webb's {should be very show a picture of Elsa Maxwell ‘on skis. >

i n . | Who's News h + JOHN STEINBECK is 8hop- + a1evision jp ping for a new home in Carmel,! y {Cal. . . . Johnnie Griffin entered } the liquor business Monday seil- :, |ing Scotch. . . . Speed

autobiography in a week

. ition. .

{upped 10 miles per hour this summer. , . . Walter, the walter. at , Toots Shor’s who looks more like Arthur

Treacher than Arthur!

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s country is public power in constantly 1d where ons 'r.—Seécretary mmenting oa.

few jobs in parent is less Jr., professor thers’ College.

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the cheapest istic pundits sign. next. ; reakfast—and the middle of use she didn’t ave changed. nice relaxing, he radio and time in favor und cans.”

Vy Was grumpy. t weapons im 6 a move—he esign. ng an air of to crack. In f-town newsis mean that And the pink rying to find

e and looked {ttle lost, He Barkley and re out, so he und, that he

the question

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had to hustle \ewspapers to chief, who've suddenly were stponing their D print their

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| predicted that when television

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Madeleine Geraldo las. has never dropped him once, like Sardis in their new restauthough doubtless, like all wives, rant next door with lots of celebs she has beer sorely tempted. lcaricatures on the walls. : “= vw 0 | Anne Rene Anderson concludes Stark nak MARGARET TRUMAN (look- “About all Uncle Sam has -seen| ing gorgeous) was at the Waldorf|of the dove of peace is its bill.” | | Wedgwood Room “incognito”~no aa.» | _pictures, no autographs, etc.—sit-| JOE. COTTEN-——just back from! ting at the very back with hand- Europe—visited Budapest.--He re- _ some escort Frank Handy, ex-UP|called Robert Benchley's claim reporter in Washington: {that, “Of course there is no such! He now helps run his father’s place as Budapest.” When people Ypsilanti, Mich, paper. He says wrote. in that Benchley was) they're just friends and I be- wrong, Benchley replied, “Those leve it. = people were thinking of Bucharest. | ; _ |And, of course, there is no such a the Mothers Day Sok place as Bucharest, either.” CotDay “Mother-in-Law’s Day” |l°0 assured me that there is a Bet they won’t—no nerve. Budapest—and that it's odori-| son ferous. JACK BENNY told me in Toots s » = Bhor's that he'd be working out] MRS. BING CROSBY'S on details of his television show Mon. (CTutches after a minor operation | day after visiting with CBS Prez| | Paley. at the latter's home in Man-| I reminded Jack that he had.

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{Pebble Beach, Cal, home - . he said. He plans a All Over

{baggy-eyed Fred Allen whom he paris shortly

|Berlé promised 3, ito cut the tape ¢ at the opening of Bop City to-

Cohn, who wrote screenplay fa {for the “Set Up,” {left for Italy to

{the top Broadway hits now runs Bergman's lat- o] |“Detective Story” and “Death of Hunt Stromberg

valuable—it'll for MGM. | ‘summer for rehearsals on the ment is on its toes, Mrs, {Theater Guild's “Pursuit of Hap- Forestal, switchboard operator. in| * ipiness” scheduled for fall produc- Marion County Juvenile Court,| . » Boris Karloff is giving 148 E. Market St., agreed today. ‘up his Hollywood home to give) i , and the stage in Ny [partment to __investigate smoke, | *iipore time. . lone of the Latin 1 lovelies who Story wall, fire trucks, police cars| {helped answer phones on Milton and an emergency ambulance {rushed to the scene. Smoke was:

limits| gore’ telethon. ibelieved caused by faulty wiring...

{throughout the Southeast will be . . That's Earl, brother.

‘Barely SEscapes

SEATTLE, Apr.

: Our friend, Mayor Does Not 5-5: [ls Heath Bill - Choose to Run [Ei MEE rroposed 10 Avoid + His Changeable Honor Havnooie rand [3tr. Sheldon ‘Welfare State’ wn heel | WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (UP) May Lose Even if ; He Wins Witch doctor pial for (eating | Republican - sponsored na- ’ PE | head to fit the hair you've got. [tional ‘health bill providing ah) By Earl Wilson * | initial $280 million in grants to

‘on her left foot In a Los Angeles states was introduced in the Sen- | /hospital. She told the Herb Po-/ate today. x .lesies that is was “just a repair

that .sne'll be at

for a

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«Art {basis to states for:

id {school health services,

|construction, increasing

{expanded , local public

services.

Miss Winters (8 h e's vision plans, including a package! are expecting. show called “Prowl! Car,” which . « The Larry Adlers are off to has already been set for radio. She Burope, where he'll do- shows. John Conte returns to the Coast

tele-

to start work on a film

He'll return by mid-| The Indianapolis Fire

When she called the

.. Margie Winters is coming from within. a

14 (UP) —|

as the earthquake today as a bequest from

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Sens. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, Hor iH. Alexan der Suith of Kew Jur. |sey, rrest C. Donn i W Easter: where she'll let ber Deeley, Ard Forrest C1 ie | Sanster ares tory aay Yoo {would afford federal aid to states, (relief. {but would avoid a “welfare state” | philosophy and centralized fedTHE RAY McKINLEYS had a eral government control. | 4 {7T-pourid ‘girl in Forest Hills. . . .| It was the GOP answer to the] TACOMA, Wash, Apr. 14 (UP) says he'll go to administration's demand for a Warden T. J. Squier of McNeil _two-months’ sweeping program. of federally- > care and

- The Republican plan would cre- 0 ate a new national health agency, through which federal funds’ would be available on a matching

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| cesdm— Strings Attached GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Apr. ‘Treacher, wound up serving him, Twenty-four prospective. officers 14 (UP)—Ray Dewar was promalso Bill Gargan anl Paul Doug- raced vat ot Seattle's police train- ised $5000 and a yellow tomcat : ¥ ing schoo 4s ne Chambord wii make struck yesterday. In-a body, they friend who died. Mrs. Phylis Cora turned and ran back. Audrian of Ottawa Beach, Mich, They had just left the showers willed Mr. Dewar the money on, | condition he give the cat “care

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WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 (UP) | —A Federal Works Agency

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Mr. Early, former press secre-| tary to the late President Roose- | : a ivelt, was confirmed for his new | WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (UP) post by the Senate yesterday. He! ~Stephen T. Early, the new Un- will rank second to Defense Sec-| ” , dersecretary of Defense. says he retary Louis Johnson and ahead’ {spokesman said today thé gov-iplans to take over his duties by of the Secretaries of

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/to use federal funds to aid Palcific Northwest areas rocked yesterday by earthquake. * { P. F. Seward, director of the Bureau of Community Facilities, sald “there is no chance at the moment of declaring .the Pacific Northwest to be a disaster area.” | Under the law, President Tru{man must declare a section to be

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Sees 2 Houses Adrift

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