Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1950 — Page 4

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Leo P Tarasov, metallurgical; ber of the American Justitia

~ research engineer for the Norton Mining and Metallurgical # __ |neers, Society of. x

IParems” Glob To Hear ‘Florence Sundstrom

| Miss Florence - “Sundstrom, pri-| mary ‘supepvising teacher, Indi-

= t Happened Last Night—

Public Scrambles:

2 Film Roberts

Young, Mont

Trying

To End Identity Mixups

iana School for the Deaf, willl {speak at the monthly meeting of |

Restaurant. A »

dinner will pre-

cede the meet ithe Parents’ Club, Indianapolis ing. ; | Hearing Society, at 7:30 p. m. to-| Mr. Tarasov, . ; ‘who ~ Will “Speak Mr. Tarasov Trade Buflding.

a : Parents of hard-of-hearing or... on “Some. Metallurgical Aspects deat children are invited to at-|

of Grinding,” is a registered pro-'teng the meeting of this Commu- + Jeasional engineer, He is a mem- nity Chest agency.

Good Will Offer!

117 x 11” CANNON

{body.” . He mentioned . ithat he’s also confused often with Young, Jan confused with

and Al-

Robert

fused with Roblert Young, the

~. “Worth up to 15¢ 1 That's what women say about this + fluffy Cannon face clotryou’ get in every regular size of safe, white, grang-

rete) “It's gotten a little worse since

lated Silver Dust, now with extra sudsing power! Robert > Mont Get Silver Dust with the jomery a gone

fine Cannon premium today!

| Young said. to me: ‘Say,

TRIED Y S : T

‘Oh, hell.’ “The irony (would be if they ‘blew up my house some day and then said, loops, sorry, they ‘meant to blow up Montgomery's { house.” Adding tothe

i ment about these [two slim, suave drawing-room

of whom. were long | with Metro-Gold-

Laundered, Finished

A There's A Davis Store Wherever You Are $100 PHONE WA. 4521 For Store Mearest

10¢ ea.

ery, .

‘Allan | Young is |

Allan Jones, and ’

railfoad tycoon, 7

ion radio and television,

public befuddie-

By Earl Wilson

Mr. Young

your radio programs.’

{ype guys. both. S53

to Srehion tes out on it—| 7 “oh, you may be dumber than Earl's Pearls most pecple, I don't know, bat

|everybody confuses us. . Every-!

“The other day a fellow I was [listening to good. “Not long ago,” Young said— “I moved right in on the buy we're back to Young now-—“Betty = HAVE YOU [because I do have the program, [Hutton and I were talking at a = "Father Knows Best. : . es o » . “THEN THIS fellow said to me, - ‘What the hell are you taking raps 2 at Frank Costello for” tures should have won ihe Acace “When he found R Young, not Montgomery, he said,’ it b

out 1 was

associated Mr. Montgomery |

NEW YORK, Mar, 14 — I'm always setting Robert

{morrow tn” Room 318, Board of Young mixed up with Robert Montgomery—and until now. ‘I thought it was because I'm dumber than most people.

Woman's work is never don because she doesn’t get up in time to. get started before noon. . . . Rocky Grazi- | ano was explaining why h e knocked out Joe Curcio ; in the first round. fresh,” said Rocky. me!”

“He got “He hit |

b talking about “Bob and Betty”! i.e: Well, ‘Montgomery— —yeah, keep - thi i straight, we're

about a musician. It wa

party.

my Award. ‘ ‘TI don’t remember the name 0

the picture,’ Betty said.

“Well, I didn’t have the heart to

(tell her that was Robert Mont |gomery in ‘Here Comes Mr. Jor idan.’

| Montgomery,” Robert Young said.

critics said he saw it-—and it was.

talking abput! Robert Montgomery now-—made a picture called “Here Comes Mr, Jorsaid dan,”

“SHE SAID that one of my pic-

ut you played the saxophone in

“But I got revenge on Robert

“I made a picture called ‘The Longest Night’ and one. of the,

“Anyway, this reviewer rapped

the movie and all through- it he commented about the bad performance of Robert Montgomery!”

| I have had the same problem.

I__There's an Earl Wilson around. wyn-Mayer, one being known as N. Y. whose wife’s name is Rosethe poor man's Robert Montgom- | mary, We used to live on the same the other as the rich man’s! street. That caused confusion. |} Robert Young, is the fact that! each has a wife named Betty.

{confuse you again, Mr.

Ie I i PROTECTION ?

NO, BUT IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY!

- inadequately; then why try to just

"get along" ‘with an inadequate hot water system. 7

Every day it happens. And every “day people are -disappointed- whe - : they run out of hot water right in

washing the dishes ‘shaving, bath ing, etc, All because the water heating system is worn out, too" small or otherwise inadequate.- « When you buy an Automatic Co GAS Water Hester bs sure to get the size and type of Automatic GAS: Water Heater which your particular family requirements demand. Such things as: The number. in the family, whether you do your own laundering or not; these factors are important

Automatic Ga: Water Heater

4 49 5. Pennsylvania Toe

who Frank--Sinalra's-

As: Low as $149.50 Installed

gomery,” I said.

The Midnight Earl

WHAT'S HOT:

gressional action first. . .

pital in Chicago jaundice, . . . Marilyn Maxwell for

turn to the Coast. . , .

{Martha Vickers, expecting a baby |= any minute, . . . Winnie Gardner and Sonja Henié hit El Morocco and 21; they're off for = Florida. :

GOOD" RUMOR MAN: Robert Montgomery's been asked to go “om the ~air-and blast alleged = pornography in comic strips (Gee ' whiz, and I never saw -any!) . Conrad Hilton and Adelle 0'Con nor had a corner to themselves at the Colony . ' Greer Garson and, husband Buddy Fogelson want to rent

Palm Beach home so Mr. Fogelson can recuperate there i |.for three months =~ . Ceil Chapsmpan'sbutlding liz. Taylor's honeymoon wardrobe; the - studio. dressmakers will do her SAPOUSSeRU 75

Mrs. Billy Gaxton’'s out of the § hospital . . . All

the press agents’ are scrambling ~“Lfor Ted Saucier’s . Waldorf-Astoria

“Miss Herbert:

od JOD PIR ssi

Lila Rogers, a Barbizon “model, is-a daughter of Kitty Hampton,

- The swestness of ow Shing corn—toasted to a turn! And : Kellogs s keeps their Corn

= es coming to you crisper, - E ebnt Your & in in good-

In closing the interview I said I would never have --any- trouble: | about keeping it straight now, as

“So you can be sure I'll never Mont-*

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Virginia Hill = told her lawyer she'll surrender = her- husband to the FBI for de- = | portation but would like permis-| 5 og sion to-investigate additional con=1 « Lou = Clayton of Clayton, Jackson and = @& Durante is in Franklin Park Hos- =

i nighters; Jane Russell has to re== Mickey = Rooney cut short his tour with. = “Quicksand” to return to wife, |Z

3 i

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of playwright F. Hugh Herbert is making her debut in vaudeville.

WISH I'D SAID THAT: Johnny Egg: “Some men who get married for love find out all they got was a new letter-opener.” Joe Ricardel, the bandieader, “No,” Robert Young said, when he took me- to. Junéhithinks. the average man is the one who thinks he isn't. . . ,

tpn jinn

“So when’ the ‘haie droppers ares

Sinatra to fight, is now|Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Barbara [furnace

Sinatra preside.

ter L H. Millikan, State Welfare

Department, will lead discussions on “Nursing Home Operators and their Problems,” assisted by Harry T. Lathan Jr. attorney. Later- sessions will be held at 5:30 p. m._ followed by a dinner ‘meeting.

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held from Sept. 20 through Sept. 22 ih. Dutisha, Neb; Tire

meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the last night when an overheated

Plans are being made for the nvention to 0¢|

Coto Chills Patients

Thirty-four bedridden patients|garage, 3719 in Hull Sanitarium; 115 8. Audu- When he saw flames and

bon Rd., were temporarily chilled |, +" gg0q

furnace pipe. caused hest to be Richard T. Hansen, out off.

Firemen and polies found tne|LUncheon Speaker rear hallway full of smoke. Little damage was done, said Mrs. Rachel Sullivan, one of .the Y | owners. will Extra blankets for the patients were Eaviasd by Jndiagapolis Earlier yesterday, fire destroyed tel luncheon Thursday. five-room = frame

address the

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‘Richard T. Hansen, in charge of the Internal Auditing Division of the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, Indianapolis Chapter of the Institute of Initernal Auditors at a Warren Ho-

He is a graduate of .the Universtity of Pennsylvania witha de gree in accounting and" law. He

his § joined the utility in 1947.

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