Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1949 — Page 18

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‘me at a sidewalk cafe at 1 a. m., signed autographs for EE sit usbsnd and {French fans—and chided the women of ‘England for the * ‘ex-!gaid, “How do you like me in my

‘said, “and I'm, terribly surprised at how badly dressed’

-alt-the—mewest —smarts—- hey. are.’ fra or svd hr ir of course nobody-in Amer- [Eal's) Pearls

ood about Fn lish. women’ flatter your features. | BO y Ys S| aa ya Arthur

ing season here, and the Paris| Dept. employe. of - - ~ =~ ijidesigners going out of their al ps i YY Examined. ]*gea minus about it, 1 thought are-too - a. : : Ella's remarks might be timely, | the pigeons to’

band, Major Robins Olds, a jet!cafe, Les Deux Magots. pilot and former “West Forint Al: Existentiaisty-with their _|American, “snd 1 hadn't been|tyYPes of beards were passing. there five minutes before I noticed

that almost any American gir with “her. nicely brushed hair

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But it takes its greatest pride from the "little bit

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Zs No mater-which” price level you choose (5 price Jovels available, with several selections at each), your ** » memorial tribute will be of real besuty at Shirley Brothers— "truly a remembered service."

i : . poorer classes who can't §g " a a os x hei . —iclothes,” she said.

getting, fat” Ella answered.: {English men,” she raid, “is that

T EA ms te z : ; Passe = the English?" 1 asked. {caused Ella's commént. a} | ps dress and. black hat.” i 1

I said. "1 think it's darned dull!” sald Ella.

England, it's an orgy of basic! Only when these fears are reblack,” Ela continued.

- <4 flyou can confide your hopes, |__they would. reap rich rewards -— 3 dreams, and ambitions. More than indeed. ENTIRE -§ that, a friend is someone who is|- eee eee}

3 t Hasmansd Last Night—

| Cirdee: Eng lish Women -

“For Very Dull Dress - is

~~ Ello Raines of Hollywood Terribly Surprised Sh LR A Drab Gorb of Fair Sex in Britain

By orl Wilson sop rar re a PARIS, Aug,’ 0 Raines of Hollywood sat, with! burned that have never been sun-

ny French bathing sult?’ tremely dull way they dress. “I'd like more of you ih it, "he

“I've been over in England for’ several months,” Ella's The Mc Fol

heat wave,

fe « Andy Rus- ... sells wife is almost recovered from a serious bout With “VIPs

' Godfrey, Is - a But this being the fashion open- certain Park

The statues v-too-hot-Tor

Many “assorted

Across hy street—-pardon me, Berlin, where, 3 la rue--stood the ancient churchihe’ll film “Two , lof Saint-Germain-des-Pres. ~ An|(Oorridors: East” Olga Guillot

as the French do, an almost 3-| “Oh, I'm not talking about the ¢oot.long loaf of French bread. |Sept. 28... . The Page Cavanaugh) et

{Nashville for ‘a vacation. . . .|

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you will stay.

lege expenses. The only open ing I have found is one in which I have to agree to stay on” indefinitely. Shall -1-He or

tell : the ‘truth, which’ means my losing this opportunity to make the money I need so badly? :

By JAMES ES GRAYSON Unies you are-sure-

WHAT'S HOT: George Gersh-l ob oo te avilable to ica has ever said anything| , The only guy happy about the \win's brother, Arthur is reading you, will pay you enough money! | geripts for a new B'wiy show | to enable you to go back to college this fall, you do not have to}, make any promise as to how long If the summer job

you thé required

t you_should

» " loyer. 1 $ i. ae on ait on Douglas S{ p You should tell him how much | EE Lmamt i “HOW DIB you make your; 3he Polonaise filmed wngd . more money .you need, and that GLASSES huge discovery? I asked Bll. | yo the Army Hollywood flew * if you could make that much oN - +f *Il-went back to America to now counts cadence, “Hup. Bere to attend a during the mer, you Very \ make a picture,” she sald, talking two, three, four five per cent!” 1 set} at” much want go back to col! CREDIT while holding hands with her hus-|—-= tt Dl sales meeting lege. Tell Ho also, that if you,

can't obtain the - amount need, you will have to Keep on working until*you get enough to

put you back.

Tlold man with holes in his shoes fo often, and by so many people, 2 looked dressed superiorly to Eng- ooixed past catrying unwrapped, with Montgomery Clift. « . . Ty-

hat they really appreciate the) lish women with means. rone Power and bride get here truth and straight-forwardness. W E

Employers have been lied. to WITH GENUINE

WHITE and LIGHT CHEERFUL COLORS

Suppose the employer told you

| Trio will tour Europe starting 'that for your summer work he

en et couldn't guarantee you the mE Shoes" Cause Comment ANE 12—-Dineh—Shore—and{SOUMDY _ guarantee vor the,

“WHAT. spec ifically is - wrong] IT WAR probably hig shoes that George Montgomery are off 0} could_d do so if you worked until! -

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“English women huve a way of | "One thing I've noticed about | | George Jessel wired Kitty Kallen

“And then you aren't smart in no matter how poor they may | that he wants her to appear -at]

London unless you have on a be, they never seem to have dirty (the Oriental Theater in Chicago!

{shoes. They keep them cleaned. with him Aug 4., .. Martin and| “That's something the American Lewis broke the all-time record| men could learn,” she added. lat Cincinnati's Beverly Hills' Ella had also looked over the {Country Club. . , . With Billie| Frenchwomen's clothes and be- I 1ioliday unable to get her police| lieves they are pretty well dressed \card, Bop City will bring in Count, HOW Second A America.” {Basie and Charlie Ventura Thurs“BUT REAL L Y the only 2008 day. . .. Olga Guillot's the snazzy! Ything I've noticed about French singer at the Havana-Madrid. ! clothes, ” she said, “is the French | That's Earl, brother.

Your Marriage: By Samuel and Esther Kling i | Various Fears May Cause

Poor Sex Relationship

| Qe=Is fear an obstacle to good sex adjustment in marriage? ; ‘A--Yes. Many couples have either conscious or unconscious) fears and anxiefies about the physical side of marriage. They fear)

reread

Maj. and Mrs. Olds "And. you think this js dull?” {Toss of freedom and financial strain. They fear the entire process of reproduction. | All this has an inhibiting effect on married partners, preventing : them from ever attaining the enti

“If you go into any group in| happiness that can be theirs.

| ever you need him:

re-ed | What two people are in a better moved by ucation ean the | | position to be friends than a hus-|

{to Tush to your assistance when- ! {

“Il, think the English women! mates hope to achieve a succeis-

+hand and wife? Actually, they're should have a little individual-| fui relationship. This can be ac-| fam,” she went on.— “After all; [comptisted by reading good books | the only ones in the entire World| fhlack can't be becoming. to

on sex in marriage, or hy con-| Who have a common interest at

EVERYBODY. n |stake—who_ share a home, chilHe [AUN X marrige counselor ares, common hopes and ambi WE Qu IT talking and looked analyst. ; tion > {at the Paris characters a bit. 4 Wg Inde2d, the welfare of each!

«. We were at a faroous literary Q Shouki a end and wife Partner is really dependent .on

{being true friends can make their|} are far from being lives together more meaningful ends

: ithe other and each contributes to [be friends? |the- other's well-being. The fact, Ai-Yes. The plain truth is that| |is that a husband and wife maké {far too many couples are either better friendg than any two men|

i ts {OF: any two women; for-im mars mortal "Shesen Ping" amy riage there is little of the com'mosphere of strife and host ¥.|petition and rivalry that exist|

or, 100_indifferent to each other elsewhere. 'to share anything ‘but the physi: 1 HOHEBR HEE Jean {cal side of marriage and often Only realize the vast possibilities |

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‘not even that, Certainly, such }nherent in their marriage, how;

{and kéep them content even after A friend is someone in whom physical attraction begins to wane

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