Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1950 — Page 33

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NOV, 50, 1900 Star Says Actors Too Specialized

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

'Uno., Va., Is Losing

Suffering Widespread in War-Torn Korea ; : Its Appeal to Writers

HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Like UNO,: Va. (UP)- The novelty football teams, the movies need (of a postmark from this village more ' 60-minute men, Walter near the Blue Ridge Mountains Brennan Sontends. ciaid thas dropped off “considerably Brennan said. If he Lad been able 'since the United Nations ¥ dropped the word “organization”

i from its title.

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Actor’s Success Started With Lie

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Suburbs Save Cas By Co-op Deals CHICAGO (UP) Chicago suburbs are saving nioney through co-operation. ; The Municipal Finance Officers Association reported that suburbs Mong the north shore are reaping

chance at the fat role wh, In former days postm ister the benefits of big-scale operation him three Academy Av rds. J H. C. Weaver said he got ‘as I co-operative contracts. Now Brennan rring in many as suo letters a day Irom... gggociation said such conRKO Radio's “Best o! the Bad § all over we World to be-peste, among the of big Men,” but in the | ho one marked “UNO.” : The Bas ar knew who he was, or ft fF n dropped now-to about one a week y ea) ut wl “I haunted casting es.” he op 8 except on Me Le SAN ervicex' at a ‘within the abili said. “I would ask, ‘H you any ? versaries ol al i ey =! it v. to Div . work for Walter Brenn: I used > Het re is how the village Win my own name for jobs that paid ol Chicago Barber Gets netka provides services to. its $25 or more a day. They d say no. . 5 : neighbots under co-operative con- “ “Well, then,’ I would continue Haircut Style Award rats: . 3 ~ ‘ : . i any jobs for George Xorgan? MILWAUKEE (UP) —-A Chi- Police radio service is provided That was for parts that paid $10 § cago barber has received the first for the village of Northfield for or $15 a day, 1 got thoseonce in § d national gold cup award for "his the sum of $25 per month. For . a while, but they wer: good B mastery-of styled cutting.” Anton that fee, Winnetka transmits all enough to use my real name for. P Olivo as described at the on radio messages to the Northfield “ ’ a ‘ : . - » ML - a= 4 a . If they didn’ hav ose, I vention of the Wisconsin Barber Squad cur asked for work for P! Space. ! d ns f Complete fire protection service That was my third alia.” Under = Te . Ee . PIODECT ig provided for Kenilworth for a that, I'd be an extra, : Ik-on, in the field of barber education, . i njv standby charge of $300 just fill up space.” research and literature $80 per call answered. The ntact provides Kenilworth ef sEEN ON ‘ far more adeanate fire - Traffic Bureau Chief JAK WILT E FR 1 AIK th far more adequate fire pro : . . Trained observers can ident tection than it could furnish itself Fined for Violation di dood oo ; : : Jrom airplanes forest oaks in- for twice the amoun - . . ‘ [ested with ak wilt. The damag Kenilworth also is permitfed to JACKSON, Mich. (UF Capt Their homes distroysd bo war, eres s thousands of refugees find existence much more diffi- os a case : swe ua nag o an Nt Avante ot pe Winnetka Jillie PS 280 Ng 1S $ 1Suaily shows ujg irs ’ Ss in \ et a Ne Thompson, I ob Ser cult now that a severe winter has set in. The tattered old man at left above gets momentary relief n discolored branches near the sanitary fill for a charge of 33 i au, as 3 aT a ie TY for falling to drop a nickel in a from hunger with a piece of bread given him by a passing Marine. The thinly-clad Korean woman at "°F: certs per cubi as = ‘4

TRAFFIC DEATHS UP America has more automobiles han ever before and also an in-| creasing number of highway fatal | accidents. During the first half of 1950, traffic mileage increased 11 per cent and deaths increased by

the same percentage,

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United parts, hose, bag, filter.

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That's what he was doing when 18 : the chance for his big break sud- wl We have a complete line denty loomed before him. Base- b of Frigidaires. There is 3 15 hart Rad bad five yeazs of txpers: i$ w ence at Pennsylvania's Hedgerow one tor Svery family Theater. His assault on New ya budget. Stop in at Risks York had won him a handful of 3 now where you get easy . one and two-line bits. Then he oy terms! heard about a play he really 9 wanted to do, “The Hasty Heart.” ¥ ) IE The producer, Lee Sabinson; R ‘BW knew Basehart and liked him 3 from a bit he did in Sabinson’s gif play. “Counterattack.’ But ms BY v REFRIGERATORS director, Bretaigne Windust, in- i$ sisted on a genuine Scotsman for {ff the role Basenart had set oe ig . heart on. Seethese refrigerators. “Lee lied his head off about me # All reconditioned by our : to Windust before I ever saw I

him, Jasehart said. “He told him I came from a long line of 3 Scotsmen.."”

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U.S. Tourist Spending ¢ Aids German Recovery if

NEW YORK (UP) — Western Germany is making a comeback oN it at least one respect, according y» Dr. Hans Baumann, director of i the German- Tourist Association, {ff who is visiting the United States. : Baumann -said more than 100,000 Americans will visit western Germany and Berlin this year, a 200 per cent increase over 1949, and larger numbers are expected|

next year. American dollars, He explained, are one of the vital]

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