Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1951 — Page 9

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By TOM DONNELLY ~ J DON'T know how far you can trust what one movie

actress says about another movie actress, but whenever

I read in the papers about the latest escapade of that mad-| |

cap starlet, Laura Velveteen (pseudonym, of course) If recall what [ heard about the lady ee | from Diana Dishabille (pseudo- I'm all signed up for the part,| § : nym No. 2). but Laura's still calling me up! y A few weeks ago, when Diana and telling ge to get out of town.| Mr. Christensen was a Washington visitor, Laura| . “A few weeks ago, she was in| . was again in the headlines, this New York and met a certain na-| lb. - a time for setting a match to the tionally syndicated coldmnist. He! Agency here, was presented wardrobe she was supposed to t0ld me what happened. Laura| iy gold watch this week on have worn in her new picture, [Pushed ‘him into a phone booth | completion of 50 years contin“These rags stink,” Laura was re- 20d shut the door after them| = service with the company. ported to have screamed as she 2nd hissed into his face, which|

: was one-quarter of an inch from| Mr. Christensen, a native of Ut'the match, hers, that if he didn't give her a| Indianapolis, began work in the.

A PUBLICITY stunt, I thought. marriage.” 1901, as a hostler.

Diana eald no. “Laura did it,| 1 gaid, “But I remember read-| FE. E. Marshall, superintenall right. I had a long distance ing in that guy's column about| dent of the agency here, made phone call last night from a friend the time Laura shut him up in the the presentation at a dinner in who happened to be on the set. phone booth. He treated it as al the Jones Hotel which many. of It's a really fascinating situation. joke.” | Mr. Christensen’s friends and You see, Laura is crazy.” | - Diana said, ‘Sure he did. That's| associates attended. $ I thought Diana was being fig- what everybody does with Laura. | Mr.. Christensen’s plans for urative, but she said she meant it They know she's crazy, really! the future: “Plenty of years literally. “I mean she’s not all crazy, but they also know she’s| jeft in me” he said with a there in her upper story, she good copy. So they write up every-| twinkle. He lives at 839 8. hasn't got al! her marbles, there's thing she does, and they create Noble St. a hole in her head, her brain is the hapsession Shai Ses Jus; 8 eens de oul or soft can wax, I|/Pouncing babe full of high spirits. ,. os ‘she’s crazy.” He NA barrel of laughs. And, of course, PIANO Teacher's Group

‘Diana sipped her Zombie and everything in show business is so . said En ental “Her studio PRORy ahyway everybody thinks 19 Meet Here Friday knows Laura is crazy. They know these lunatic antics are just pub-| ‘ The Indianapolis Piano Teachthat some day she may do some- !City stunts. It’s all a giant con- ers’ Association will open its 1951thing that will finish her with the SPiracy. And right in the middle 52 season with a meeting at 10 ptblic. Something so outlandish of it is a mighty sick girl who's a.m. Friday in the DAR Chapter

that—well, I don't krow what C¢INE encouraged to destroy her- House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.

she'll do, but she'll do it. And Sef | Miss Lena Baumgart, president,

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everything will explode. But mean-| « . ' will preside, with Dr. Frew D. while, right now, she gets In the pane vo ang Sal lune the Mohr, head of the Kletzing, Tbwa, papers every day. She gets in all frgm Hollwood was saying, College music department as orthe columns. Her picture is in all| “Which trigger-tempered starlet S20 recitalist. : the magazines. Because she does arrived at which night club last| The formal opening of the cdthese crazy things. And because night with a shotgun and bagged Operative recitals will ‘be held at of all that publicity, she’s big box a chandelier, the top hat of a 3 P-m. Sept. 28, at the DAR, with office. So it's one of those vicious crooner and three plate glass win- Miss Mary Bracket as hostess. circles. The crazier she acts the dows?” ! Advertisement more newspaper space she grabs| Diana shrugged. “That's our

and the more people go to see her girl, Laura,” she said. “Kidding | WHEN KIDNEYS movies. And the more money she on the level again.”

drags in the less willing the studio

is to turn her loose, even though : : WorkTooOffen Hey know she's a time-homb. Calling Al Officials | Are you embarrassed and bothered by ‘YOU KNOW my studio bought J Dos, ar) co Co | to0, iteayent "elimination dune the aey ‘ 2 / my studio boug ohn Hancoc e Insurance Co. and night? d OB es iy that big best-seller for me? You of Boston is believed to have EE pressure over ihe Bladder. remember the author said he had/made the biggest telephone con- §youen ankles or rheumatic pains may

me in mind all while he was writ- ference call in history. The New simple Kidney and Bladder troubles withing it? Well, the day after the England Telephone & Telegraph uses ihe vers ‘frst. dose of CYSTER studio bought it I got a phone call Co., reporting the record, said the Uoua ly res a i Bg Im the middle of the night, It was 2 Sontag of pe Pe Besa spvditione 3: Sine tioe vSites Laura. She said, ‘Listen, honey, ident Paul F. Clark which was |g tfequent cause of many aches and pains. don't feel bad, but you aren't go-|Benrd By Pow eomipany Wi 1 ‘reduce Frequent. or smarting Ing » get Piat Jatt I'm going 0 United Sha 5 Toughou > © | From Sour Srugst i satisfacget it. I'm going to get it because] : ‘tion or money back ggarantee.

I'm perfect for it. You go away!

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Then you : me in the picture. hava i sos] NW ROOFLESS PLATES Just go away and keep quiet” | Plates Repaired WHILE-U-WAIT “It was probably just a girlish

prank,” I said. PHONE

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Chinese Planning a War of Words ‘Against United States

Chinese Communists are Plan- within» Chifese children abroad.|orgspring. of oversea Ofinese in|Officer training schools. . must be trained at the high ° ning a wir of words on capitalist according to the official New! an/ effective manner. . | THREE: The goal for 1951 school level. | : : ; ai is. the. enrolment of 35,000 stu- npn ren [Fontes i 4 China News Agency. Reporting Other Proposals 12. the ae of higher on 4 a | The Communists are short of on educational tasks for 1951, Ma Bo Women Raise Dough : . . Ma also made the following cation, (people who have the know-how proposed: ; : J . is |‘ BOSTON Sept. 8. (UP) —A § of the western democracies. ONE: The dispatch of limited disclosures: | FOUR: New text books are be-} . .

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By United Press

{ ‘Chinese students in “capitalist ment of a central guiding agency versity and high school ‘students FIVE: “Large numbers of 'in- | HONG KONG, Sept. 8 — The : {

countries.” His «idea is to “bore to improve the education of the have been induced to enroll in termediate technical personnel”

Consequently, they are going numbers of students to study] ONE: In the past year, sub-|Ing.compiled at all levels and in| Brighton. housing project was after Chinese who live In” other abroad and to try to gain over a |stantidl progress had been made virtually all subjects. Soviet text- converted into a bakery. The 250 countries to enlist them in their|part of, the Chinese students in doing away with the pro- {books will be the standard guide housewives baked pies, bread, | “cause”. |studying in capitalist countries. . | America, revefe-America, fear-/in mathemati¢s, physics, chem-| cookies and cake for a food fair The minister of education,-Ma| TWO: To keep in close touch America tendencies of certain istry and other scientific subjects. so they could raise $350 for a | Hsu-lun, disclosed plans to send with the commission of overseas people. {Curricula also are being revised play yard for the project's prelagents abroad to win over Chinese affairs for the establish- TWO: Forty - thousand uni- lat all levels. school children.

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