Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1950 — Page 25

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FR By Earl Wilson - : LONDON, Aug. Bernard Shaw broke down

‘Len Smith Jr;, 25, an actor in the London “Mr. Roberts" company—who courageously went out to call on him, uninvited. —*“No!" gnorted Shaw to his- housekeeper and reception-.

liked the young man, Shaw said: “Only 5 minutes.” Actually they talked for 20, and when Smith—son of N. Y. Publicist Len Smith—was leav-

to its own spot—6 p. m. Sundays“ over CBS . . . Comic Byron and singer Hal Winters came to blows ‘in Lindy's (no casualties).

aturalization nembers of fe “extreme 3 TE i eomplains e, the visa to enter the + Sidor (a tol akia) is “a as head of had & per~ ig of Amerkia.” From pan Klein, 1s who took 3 y is it okay the United ; z : ‘Low-Cost ¢ || HOME LOANS = - for eh : 4 Purchasing Remodeling i subversive ny f. Investigar ! See Celtic for a really low-cost 3 home loan. A Celtic loan saves ERE < HERAT ad You MONE ith i Esra creo the Security i ® Monthly reduction of prin. || mber of i i 3 cipal and interest. uring a law i ® Low completitive interest # (R. Cal) | rates, | i ® No loan commission charge. srtage. The i *Taxes and Insurance ine sugar, the Mm cluded. 5 - { Come in, talk over your home silent of ¢ ident o - financing - needs-with the-friendly & Co, Ine, : officials at Celtic. rumbletypeg. Merion County Hopes or all.—Berr of World

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{ducer urged him to use girls In v, 3 {his “opening shaw, arguing, * ¥ haa. . given

i Fred retorted, “the YWCA- has come paoy 10". {dames but it never gets crowds.”

TERS was warned as she started| ‘out to be interviewed by a wolfish| jproducer,

{other Broadwayite who has a

ling out' with a dentifrice con-|

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= » + Shaw said with a smile: “hs The Midnight Earl GOOD RUMOR MAN: Ethel Merman in the first scene of “Call Me Madame” (inspired by Perle Mesta) takes the oath of office,

“Next time you want to see me, be sure to write in advance, so! I can say ‘No.” Shaw, invited recently to a dinner for 200 intellectuals, de-

to-know WHY | they don’t invent {It's unfair to girls, says

| tried to make

“Rate Your Mate” show movéd| ber. Bobby makes

an Eve Bomb.

she, te have only Adam Bombs.

‘deal with) hia Tafly Tuttle draft board — just to go every, other war. i

championship “battle. alae trice Wymore's mom's’ here i) help her shop for a treusseau to!

Jimmy Roosevelt & party went to Cafe Society Downtown to hear Gigi Durston sing. . . . Mae West mond Lil” in Chicago in Septem- . «+ Rube Bernstein says, ‘South Pacific’ is going so big it ‘Oklahoma’ look like a! turkey.”

WISH. ro SAI THAT: “A husband co-stars at the wedding, ceremony - and ever after that,

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BEST LAUGH : studio with a; be-

then says, “Where. the hell IS Luxem“Siew agate I neg couldn't stand listening - to 200! Wynn, who gave | people crunching Celery," up a beautiful

in N. Y. to FRED. ALLEN'S television pro- aa

The host offered- to serve’ the ‘guests a Yegetarian dinner.

‘YOU yp a beautiful

have to use dames to get crowds.” | home In L.A. to |'Y. to do TV. Arrives’ Wednesday jand- goes tb a hotel. . “Hit § me a home run, : won't you, Uncle Ella Raines Joe?" Toots Shor’s dtr., Bari-El- ” : len, asked DiMaggio by phone. So and olg dress. | Joe belted one With two on -

A VERY GLIB BROADWAY- Ella Raines moved ITE heard some discussion of an- jet. pilot husband, Major Robin Olds, was transferred East, . | Dixie Crosby’ nm attend the nat'l.

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ACTRESS SHELLEY WIN-|

-“He‘ll rip your dress right off your back!” Shelley answered, “so I'll wear|

weak heart. “How can it be weak,”

MONSIGNOR "SHEEN'S tavor-| ite confession story is of a very, busy priest who was told by a small, whimpering boy, “I threw peanuts in the lake.” J “That's no sin!” said the priest, dismissing him. Came another nervous little boy who said, “8 threw peanuts in the lake.” “That's no sin!” said the priest once more, dismissing him, too. Then in came another youngster. “I suppose you threw peanuts in| the lake, too?” said the priest. |

“No,” said the boy, ‘I'm Pea-| nuts.” !

* x ou | WHAT'S HOT: Jergens is com-|

taining penicillin, called Dento-| cillin . . Phil Regan bought the late Bill Robinson's Deusenberg (it once belo to Jimmy Walker) . . . Joe E. Lewis, appear- : toga, heads for Riley's each 2 night after his last show to join| : showgal Cindy Jewell . . . Shirley Eder starts a daily interview show from the Tea Lounge of the, Waldorf . . . Ida Cantor's suffer-| ing from bursitis . . . Harriet Vine, Billy's sister, was treated for back injuries and shock when

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Indiana's Tomato Queen To Be Picked Next Month

BLUFFTON, Aug. 24 (UP)--|

Indiana's 1950 tomato queen, an honor now held by Miss Carolyn Rudy of Bluffton, who “also is, {Junior Miss America, will be | picked at the Bluffton street fair! next month. ~

{ “Fair officials said the tomato | and wife, reached out for their

.|queen’ also ‘would be Junior Miss

| national Junior beauty contest at. [ter beings crowned by Gov.| iSchigker S651: 22. =

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A Piano Player

become Mrs. Errol Flynn. . . .

-back to work In’ Dia- vents my acceptance of the invi-|

has a supporting role” —Ken Mur-|

type’ top executive has |

BOSTON, Aug. 24 (UP)—Navy yard officials were saddened today when they learned an 80piece band instead of a widely

{known piano. player was coming ‘to their 150th anniversary cele] bration Friday night. z or course, -they sald they'll + eased to have the famed U. 8. {Navy band which will give a concert on the, Charles River esplaade, ° But they really wanted the {plano player who wrote that “the pressure of exacting duties pre-

tation” to appear at the anniver(sary banquet.

| The letter of regret was signed.

| Harry 8. Truman.

Elkhart Hospitals ‘Seek Polio Nurses

Hospitals in Elkhart have sent | {a plea to the. Indianapolis Red | {Cross for five experienced polio | nurses. One severe case of polio and {several suspect’ cases have been {reported. The Elkhart Red Cross SCRARLSE.. that the disease has reached epidemic stages yet. Mrs. C. J. Culbertson, director of the Disaster Nurses Commits lop here, advises all nurses intéred in obtaining this type of ok to contact Miss Ernestipe ‘Simon at the local | Chapter house,

[Husband and ‘Wife Get Degrees Together

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) — Two doctors named Jones, husband

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o N.Y. “Her Indiana and eligible to enter the [Tennessee medical college.

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