Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1950 — Page 32
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on her,
L (says it doesn't mean much,
Nancy Sinatra
old lady,” with that?”
The idyl of young "love that! Dorothy Kirsten ., and Guy Madison
Gail Russell sang for nearly
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Gall Russell {about a divorce,
“He does it all the time” sighed.
Carson.
nS HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12—Cupid got off to a slow start in 19580. Six Hollywood marriages toppled since the turn of the half-| reconciliation was reported cracking up. And another couple reached the slamming-doors stage. : At the moment in the Frank Sinatra love- e-nest, things aren't
Nancy Sinatra admits Frankie. she didn't have enough evidence| but she on Mr, she'd again try. Dorothy Kirsten's marriage to! she Radio Executive Edward MacKay! “He's Oates hit the rocks with a bang
Now she said
done it before—a few days ago. The beautiful
and he'll
But he always comes back.” i Frankie him-|
self shrugge a)
off the battle as nothing to get} excited about, | “So a guy has| a fight with his
he said, “What's wrong |
an years ended
bags Arizona vaca-tion-—alone. Their marriag last summe r| capped one Hollywood's] longest courtships, but little more months together them up. There was no immediate talk] In fact,
Sarl Slusarl ment at all. But Miss Russell ad?
mitted their romance was on the
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| Radio Singer Kay St decided definitely that she'll put a stop to her three-year séparation You must understand I can say from Comedian Jack Carsonsvith nothing. When I do
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Germain
prob. 2 “ably do It again.
for ani...
of | | Artist
neither = lof the screen lovers would com-!
“Bente Davis
upera star ad‘mitred «in love with a married man and would be heading for Nevada, soon to untangle ner part of the, romance. But this at! an ordinary Hol-| lywood “trian gle” Dottie's a lemma is a quadrangle”
She not only has a husband to ished - béfore she and her Texas ail packed Derig, ior can get ‘set for wedding he has a wife, too. i Another notable who wouldn't! e talk was Bette Davis, | Gossip columnists said she and William Grant
! Sherry aren't seeing eye to eye again, al-
though Bette
took him back| last fall after]
filing for a di- |
vorce. Asked could be printed] that she has dropped the suit permanently, Bette snapped: “It certainly cannot,
bp have no comment to make
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| 3 Te
(Myrna Loy, the screen
| wire,”
announced that
| her third husband, Gene {would be going separate
{from now on.
¢ “There are no personal ater’) {ences, " she said in typical E ]
“wood fashion. (“He's a swell guy. It just has not worked out.” Friends said theirtroubles started when Miss Loy made a movie for Mr, Markey in Eng-
, (apparently, was what happened
sign a legal contract giving him the final say-so from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Miss GraGrade Sherwood, movie star. hame was not to
use her “womanlet and model from Beloit, Wis., ly wiles to coax,
is in Mexico City, initiating a tease, cajole, or divorce from Walter Sherwin, entice” him- into her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mons jauything against G. Fjelstad of Beloit, disclosed
yesterday.
land. And that,
It worked out Gloria Grahame | okay at the studio, But the min-
Myrna Loy
to Actress Gloria Grahame and Director Nicholas Ray. Not that they didn't anticipate something like this, Before Mr. Ray would agree to direct his| missus in a movie he made her!
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scale of pay.
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The Gas Utility pays the Civil and School
- City substantial sums in lieu of taxes (over
That's a significant statement... a success story that is now fourteen years old. . . the result of operating the Gas Utility with ade. quate public supervision by the State Board
of Accounts and non-political “business”
management through the Boards of Trustees
and Directors.
Yes, you pay less for gas today, than you
did in 1935... in spite of huge increases in
Yed, you pay less for gas today than you did in 1935... in spite of over 12% million dollars spent on plant improvement and expansion made necessary by the rapid growth of Indianapolis. | Yes, you pay less for gas today than you did in 1935... and as a bonus, you are the beneficiary of the Gas Utility's operations,
because it is operated as a public charitable
a third of a million dollars in 1949). It has grown and expanded with the City; it has met all its obligations on time and it sells )
you gas for less than you paid in 1935.
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