Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1949 — Page 10

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Stanwyck’s Rival

Is an Airplane

Robert Taylor Flies While « Wife Sits Home Worrying

By Earl Wilson

Jobers Taylor hope it isn't so.” |

\war off the front pages.” Well, the war stayed on Page 1, and even the snoopiest snoopers admit that the [Taylors seem to be well and con-| | tentedly wed. __Barbara, who let me come to| {lunch with her the other day, as-| sures me that if she ever sues! for alienation of affections, the defendant ‘ll be gy" —her| husband's airplane. There you are, When I was a| boy on the farm, I heard of wom-| en worrying about husband falling in love with motorcycles, or| racehorses, or automobiles — or| even whisky.

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duced his pretty brunet dancing “FAYLOR LIVES in the air-| companions to friends at the

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business and I wouldn't try to engaged. interfere,” she sald. { Just «Then, phony for a second, she said: will come later. “Ha! Who am I kidding? If I). . . Louls Sodid try to interfere, it wouldn't bol and Betty do any good! He had planes be- Betz are on the fore he knew me.” edge of the

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“He sald, ‘Oh, it was a little rugged for a few minutes.’ “But they said it was a whole lot rugged for a couple of hours. “Then Bob sald, ‘It’s no fun fly[ing unless. yap have to fight it a little.’ |

Yon owe {t to yo e of mind to “ . fnvertisate | this unprecedented FREE ole} “This” she said, “I can't un-| onvince yoursell that' this is what you derstand. He's pursuaded me to! Bar Miwa wanted go up with him about a half]

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car. | “Sol jus stay home and worry | {about him while he's flying. 1 |don’t say anything because I'm| modérn and ¥ know the airplane jis here to stay-—darn x " ~

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CBS's sound| ¥| [men are prepared to go on strike. | i |+ + « Engineers may stay. oyt too, | Il, ... The Maharanee of Baroda {startled Nightcap . Club patrons {by smoking a cigar. | [Motta sold his Park Arena to an | lauto concern. , Patrice Munsell {and Newbold Morris Joined the] {square dancers at the Cotillion Room's benefit for the Henry | | Street Settlement. + . Lucille|

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