Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1950 — Page 12

PAGE 12.

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By Earl

inventor; says an inventor i sponsor looking after him or

" chairman, -and asked for) $500,000 to build a complete

locomotive. “Ket,” Mr. 8loan answered, "you know darned well you can't make a Diesel engine for $500,000.” “Maybe you can't,” Mr. Ketter ing grinned guiltily, “but if I can

_in it, I think you'll finish it.’ He was right. It took $700,000 » =—and was worth it many times.

Earl's Pearls

Showgirl Ro-

Latin

formed by Lou Walters, boss of

* Ronan Yorke at the Strand . and make twice their salary, she sald, “Yeah, but we have to get

to do i" =

of a heart attack Thursday in victim of Broadway's killing pace. Mr. Evans (publicist for Frank Sinatra and others whom helped make famous) worked 16 ‘hours a day or more, Ironically, a when be became “a grandfather,

THAT'S IT = in a few words! But a trial is worth a million words. You'll ind Ex-Lax is everything - a fine laxative ought to be—gentle, pleasant and of ective! Equally for children and grown-ups. henNature‘forgets’...remember ~The Chocolated Laxa

tive

“get vou to sink that much: money)

pan Yorke of the: Quarter = pulled a real Tat-| fy Tuttislsm, In-|

the club, that the giris will doubls| = « up at L o'clock in He afternoon |

FOBLICIST George Evans; the well-loved Broadwayite who dled]

ine 405, wag undoubtedly: another]

he:

few months ago

~€Hnix,

“i Hopponed a Night— fi =

“Finesse Opens |

to Success

Inventor Puts Firm on Spot, ] And Boss Comes Though

Wilson

~~ NEW YORK, Feb 3 Dr. Charles F. Kettering, the!

s a fellow wha either has a a sheriff looking for him.:

the sald, “This makes me almost unique Very few press agents! ever live long enough to be grandfathers

” ” ” The Midnight Earl GOOD RUMOR MAN: ienny : plained $100-a

Comz> at

| = all they let him f violin and it} cost him $200] “ler tHekets

Mary. “W's not the money,’ he said. “I can always get that

Fowler's writing some articles but not his autobi-

Libby Dean Prine, "OR, couldn't do that, I'd get arrested.” . Singing Comedienne Libby Wally Wanger reat the Greenwieh Village Inn.

WISH I'D "sATD THAT: "12. 1

Dean's in the vie

ever have to ‘go to the Mayo, "muses bandleader Gene

Williams, “1 Shope it’ a Virginia's."

WHAT'S HoT! harmon Douglas and Peter Lawiord dated 13

(consecutive nights in Hollywood

Marilyn (Miss America) Bu(rere, Roberto Rosselini's ex-GLF.,

.|18 being tested by director Vitoria

| de Sica for his new film , . , Posy {Judge had dates with Lawrence | Tierney on the Coast and says he’s behaving well . , . Archduke {Charles Louis and Princess | Yolanda Ligne, daughter of the | Belgian Ambassador, arrived from Europe for a honeymoon here.

» ” ” " TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Hen{ny Youngman finished reading | Binstein’s new theory and finds {only one thing wrong with ft— {you have to be Einstein to uander{stand pt. | Andy Russell is convinced there {1s no such thing as idle rumors.! Rumors are always busy. That's Earl, brother,

FATHER AND SON ON JURY BOSTON. (UP) - Anthony F.

Litto and his son, Samuel F. Lit-|

to, both served on a Buperior Court jury hearing a civil suit.

And an inventor, he says, must take drastic steps to. get financings While working on the Diesel locomotive, he; says he went to Alfred P. Sloan Jr., General Motors board |

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Hoggard will he at 10 a.m. 2 and 7:30 p.m. will B® open to the public, ography; he eX-igpeaker t5 the ‘wife of Col. Robert the Salvation Army's {chief secretary for the 11 central | states. The Women's Home League has over 40 chapters in Indiana and

The last session

Photo by Lloyd B, Walton, . Celia, the crap-shooting Rhesus key at Ward's-Pet- Shop. 40 Virginia Ave.-made her_point the himself and hard way. but she can't decide whether fo drag her winnings or shoot it all.”

Salvation Army Speaker Here

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Tie makers

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community RO regularly foster religion in the family.

Times Staff Photographer

rem |

back making Mrs. Robert Hoggard of Chi- la .an International organization one picture.” ,.. cagp will address the statewide with members in more than 100 Hazel Bhermit'a vention of the Womén's Ho me countries. Mrs. Herbert Pugmire, replacing Paul- ‘ ine Prake as League today. in the Salvation state executive for the league, Mrs. Duffy on Army ° Headquarters, Michigan will preside at the convention to“Duffy's Tav- and Alabama Sts, day ern.’ Gene Mestings addressed by Mrs The league announces as its

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