Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1950 — Page 18

Depict Truman | ‘Mad Haberdasher,’ ‘Missouri Waltz” Among Current # Faverfles

"By Earl Wilson HELSINKI, Aug. 21 — “What's new in Moscow?”

now he'll come to New York ~ and we know how long his vacations Shelley Winters 1 are! ,. . Shelley Winters, asked ‘How does one become a rising young star?” replied, ‘By ris-

Conclave’ Chairman Says Isolation ‘Out’ DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 21 (UP)—The chairman of a Midwest Republican conferemce here ‘pointed to heavy emphasis on international problems as an in-

Usurping Her

DEAR MRS. MANNERS: I'm MR all my girl friends

the family, Mrs. Manners, they let

~~ They didn’t let a filthy capitalist like. me board the frain for Leningrad, and. Moscow, when 1 came’ to the Iron Curtain part of the world, but I found out from some people who've been there that Uncle Joe Stalin looks healthy lately « «+ too darned healthy. : ; ~— But he's smoking a lot Tataly.- "Maybe he’s nervous. (Happy thought!) Trouble is, these Georgians are [rugged © and sometimes live to ‘about 150, (Unhappy thought!) The Muscovites have two hit shows now, The “South Pacific” of Moscow is “The Mad Haberdasher.”

diplomat’s car. It was a Buick. A Russian came out and tailed me up the street. You can tell the Russians, Because of their talloring, probably, they seem to have no-necks. They probably do-have, ‘necks, but this is only a guess. Then 1 went aboard the train to Leningrad . . . but just in the “international car” for foreign to-bacco-buyers, fur-buyers, ete, Russians ride the “hard ceaches” up front, and they're very) Spartan-like. The coaches are] sealed at the windows, of course!

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"OUT AT THE Helsinki airport, | I saw one of their commercial |

somrt Waltz.” And it's about Harry Truman.

i ND REPAIRING # lates-—called an “Tiyushin : ALL B BRITE. VENETIAN BLIND. : You CAN or find a television)® “10's” something like our artin | 522 N. Rural IM. 5536 set in a Moscow fore, though 202, or our Convair. (The Russians jiney brag Sut elerant NE & COU" invented airplanes, remember, and > os S——f le hours a . . {we copied them.) For Your Convenience “It's strange, 100," a Person mn, puguians fly low to save!

‘told me, “because one of these days the Russians will find out they invented television.” 1 One thing they did invent—but don’t brag about-—is the secret ,.1f_ your a foreigner, you're ‘tailed when you go to the men’s room, and in Moscow, where about 6863 jail a foreigher can do is get: 4 seems a Russian caught oH ® drunk, some of them have a hob-| leaping into a free pli was by, which is throwing the secretigionneg hy police of the free coun-| police off the trail by ducking try who asked him about the box suddenly around corners. lof pills he carried in a grip. You see more cars now in Mos- “Oh, that's to prevent head-| cow, including a cheap model, but | 4 che, ” he explained. i Uncle Joe still rides a Ziss— the “And this box of pills here?” | Russian copy of the Packard. [they said. Of course, few Russians ever) “Oh, that's to prevent earache,” own cars—they share them with he sald. 10 ora doze other People, “Aha” the police raid, “and

» what about this pict » I BAW a tot of Russians around| oppain pe ee urs of Balint

the. Karelia Hotel which is seb! homesickness. " {aside here for Russians, Worry of A Finnish cop on duty out front| was busy inspecting his shoe so I Midnight Earl in N. Y.| walked right in, asked for a room, | CONFIRMATION!

. FALSE TEETH Wo d was told, in courteous Eng-| On June 8, Mayor O'Dwyer hot-

Slipping or Irritating? 1ish, that this was for Russians only. {ly denled my story that he was T then asked the cop why he [considering resigning the Mayorfalty Sept. 1--that he might

was needed there, ‘| take a $100,000-a-year job as

gas and don't warm up the en-! gines much. However, this sort of flying often warms up the pas-| sengers considerably,

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Don's be embarrassed by loose false “teeth slipping. dropping of wobbling when | you eat, falk or laugh. Just” sprinkle a little PASTEETH on your plates. This|

. » pleasant powder gives a remarkadles sense; The. Russians fear sabotage,

- of added comfort and security by nolding| he said. {head of plates more firmly. No gummy. gooey. = This from the masters. of 4 the Generoso Pope pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non- sabotage! Foundation.

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Now Ed Sullijvan reports that [the Mayor told (him May 13, in ieconfidence, that {Pope had asked ‘him just before {his death to take such a job, 8 ullivan says

A% any drug store. .y took a picture of a Russian

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WHAT'S HOT: Aren't Nevada | Smith and Jack Frye secretly] _jwed? , , . June Haver canceled y European trip and goes to a hos-| pital for observation... A B'way| name will: be indicted on the] Mann Act . . . Ginger Rogers is due to play exhibition tennis at Forest Hills (for sweet Publicity) | . Menasha Skulnik's “Menasha! the Magnificent” TV show got an| iextension—and a raise , . ., Eva {Gabor's out of “Happy Time,”| ill , . . Extraordinary Event: TV, expert Mike O'Shea of TV Guide; will have his own permanent TV| | show,

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‘dication that “isolationism is out in the midwest.” Bernard Levander of St. Paul, Minn., said today that the GOP meeting which ended Saturday showed that Republicans in the cornbelt, once a stronghold of Hsolationism, now are “among the ‘most--progressive’- “voices An the party. GOP chairmen and other leaders from 12 Midwest and Rocky Mountain states agreed almost unanémously that the administra-

{War and Communist threats elsewhere would be the big issues In ithe November elections, rhea with permitting infiltration of “Communist thinking” in the government... They called for the “dismissal “ot [Secretary of State Dean Acheson land- Defense Secretary Louis {Johnson for “disgraceful incom- | petence.”

'Legionnaire Reports

“They buy him as many ny clothes; as they do me, and they take him,

use the car, too, and I don't. I can drive as good as he can. But I'm not really worrying about all of that. If my mother

that -it's-all right with me. I'll hurry up and get married and get off their hands and then maybe they'll see how 1 feel. is really worries me is that cousin won't let my girl Fhends alone. I'm surprised have any girl friends left, the way he treats them. They keep LOming back because we're

than to cause a fuss. He's always them, for. dates when he. knows “thelr folks say they aren't

they're his company instead of mine and when he's around he gets them to talking «to him inistéad of letting us girls talk together, : What can I do to keep my cousin away from my girl

Slugging, Loss of $120

{ported he was slugged and robbed | of $120 and his watch. James Nasser told police he was, struck in the alley north from Washington 8t., just off Illinois St. early yesterday. Another Legionnaire, James, ‘Wine, 25, Winchester, told police] {he was robbed in his hotel room.! Three Greencastle Legionnalire {sharing a hotel room reported) (their Salles rifled early yester-: day. G. Ensign reported $100,

friends?

Its my guess your house will

get fuller and fuller of girl |

t friends, Instead of emptier. An | “older man” like your cousin,

they -do me, and he’s only two years older than I am,

every place with us. He gets to) -

land dad want to treat me like

at they let him rather

old enough to go out. You'd think

SMALL -TOWN-GIRL. |

- because of something my parents 1 cae They Jet my cousin come to live with us when his mother and dad were killed in an accident. They've made him just like ons off ; than

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Forget about PINYIN to spite your parents. You haven't had the great fun of having dates and you won't have many

dates it You're going to

rn Indore rp girls talk more to your cousin than | hed do to you hgh. Jou.

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