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3 By HENRY Bl TLER 8 ¥ a ..Hildegarde is a reporter's dream ;¥ > . : , The cafe-society chgrmer, who will present her current touring show at the Murat at 8:30 p. m. today, has no quirks of temperament. She's just swell to talk to, She's just folks, like her own pees = folks back in Milwaukee, where ##g they spoke German at home and she acquired the slight accent people rib her about. “I ‘haven't affected an accent. This is the way we used to talk.. We were always speaking German, and that's why people think I'm putting on,” she explained last night in her Claypool suite. Wearing a modish Nettie Rosenstein black woollen dress with costume jewelry by the same designer, and sporting a Paris Hat with provocative dotted veil, she was friendly and easy to interview. Football Gaga Just in and chilly from an auto ride from South Bend, she was still gaga about football enthusiasm up there, “It's unbelievable, that fever of anticipation they get about the game,” she said. Indianapolis is No. 20 of the 65 cities she currently is touring. Last right was the second free evening she'd had in more than three weeks, Touring, she says, is more difficult than night-spot and plush-hotel work, but it's also more gratifying. She was all set for a dinner of “echt deutsch” food at the Athen-aeum-—roast pork, apple pancakes and all that, But she said, “I have to watch my diet, my waistline. I have to fit my size 12 wardrobe.” The wardrobe of at least 35 gowns ‘travels in a pastel-painted Mack truck with her name on its side, which backs up to the theater where she is playing, so her maid can fetch what she wants. This is her first Indianapolis : visit in umpteen years. Her coniplete shows earlier this week languages FR ussian, Polish earliest appearance here, in for wounded veterans at Ft, Knox Swedish and whatnot, in songs. palmy vaudeville days, was with and Nichols General. But she still has trouble in pro-| an act called “erry 258 J “People were forgetting the nouncing Pans. in me ot her| Baby Grands,” in which “Hildy,"” ; Ca aia ., Most famous hits, The ast as her staff affectionately call boys. and that's one thing I'll Time 1 Saw. Paris" Her, was one of four pianists. never do,” she explained. “In the East, they kid me about| Won't Forget GIs She can speak. French and it, They say it sounds MidShe's keenly conscientious German fluently, and can man- western,” she said, with an enabout hospital shows gave two age a whole slew of other gaging smile,

President Jolly 'Fight Inflation Yourself Despite Sethack Or Face Controls,’ U.S. Told

Rigid Restrictions Alternate to Voluntary Continues Bouncy :

Action, Economic Stabilizer Warns After Election

By RAYMOND H. WILSON, United Press -Statt Correspondent 2 : Copyrigt hy United P: By MERRIM AN SMITH Press use Rep

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WASHINGTON, Nov. —Americans must fight inflation volBOARD PRESS YACHT MY untarily or take their Ry between high prices and rigid controls] MARY GAIL, Nov. 11-—The re- Economic Stabilizer Alan Valentine said today. turns fro mlast Tuesday's election There can be no compromise, he told the United Press in an exhave not dampened President Tru- clusive interview. os . man’s usual good humor. Not He did not propose any specific pattern of “self-control” but! outwardly, at least. was. particularly critical of the current reports place the military He still is the bouncy, jovial Let George do it” attitude of appropriation at. $55 billion and|

dency two years ago against apply to everyone but Hiewselvee] ernment at $25 billion: heavy odds and carried a sizable He insis sted nf and: 3! o ¥ price BI already. has been pointed Democratic congressional majori- Wage. controls should Te be M2 gut-that- the big upsurge in fedty with him. This week the voters posed. until the public has nee: ‘ral spending hat - this implies reduced that majority almost to BVen a fair chance. to prove (yi .meiite shortages of materials the vanishing point. whether it is willing to control which in turn, will push prices Mr. Truman has been aboard itself. up and result in wage demands the Presidential Yacht Williams-! In furtherance of this, he pro- to meet the ever-higher cost of burg in Chesapeake Bay since the posed the government give a living lL. night of election. His companions guiding hand to such a program Er the rest cruise report that!through savings bond selling © ARL DORTCH TO SPEAK he has accepted philosophically campaigns, ngwspaper and radio Carl Dortech, Indianapolis the kick the electorate adminis- publicity, and enlisting the co- Chamber of Commerce; will de-| tered to Democratic Senators and operation of lahor unions, wom- Scribe problems of providing Re epresentatives. en's clubs and w1al and e« health and. hospital services for Too Practical —-efme-groups uburban ‘residents before the They say he is too much of a He said d his and the healt] ' the Health and practical politician no{ to expect limited controls already isst fal our el and Chamber of | administration losses in a non- fail, price and wage regulations Commerce -at 15 p.m. Tuesday presidential year. Also, he is be- would seem inevitable in the State Bo bard of Health aulieved to think some of the Con-, Confrary to the belief of some dit gressional defeats resulted from pressure groups, he said. “it . inconsistencies of the candidates. seems to me that Congress clear- | NEW LOAN OFFICE OPENS He is fully aware that some— 1¥ intended the two be tied to- 201 TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG. in both Senate and House— gether” when it passed the de 110 N. ILLINOIS STREET preached one doctrine at Wash- fense production act. ; LI-2586

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From Paris to Moscow PARIS, Nov. 11 (UP)—Ailing French Comm st boss Maurice Thorez was _flown to Moscow in Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky’'s personal plane today amid rumors he never again will resume active leaders hip of the French party. « The moss green twin engined C-47_bearing the Red star and the low serial number 002 was ddentified as Mr. Vishinsky’s. Mr. Thorez arrived at Orly Field in an ambulance. He was placed aboard 30 minutes after theplane’ landed.

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