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Battling Tones Agree To End Stormy Nuptial

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Mar, 20—Blond

Barbara Payton and Franchot Tone have agreed to end their stormy marriage, and he has renstated his divorce suit against

her, the actor's attorney revealed today. : Attorney Charles Gleis said “an attempted reconciliation” between the suave Tone and the shapely peauty failed. At Mr. Tone's request, he said,

perior Court to- go ahead with a divorce action that he filed last November, He pigeon-holed it a week later when he and the bosomy Barbara kissed and made up. “They attempted a reconciliation, but Mr. Tone called me Monjay from New York and said it was unsuccessful,” the lawyer ex- ™ slained. “He said Barbara flew . pack to Hollywood about a week ago. Presses Divorce Action

“He said he wanted to go ahead vith divorce action. So yesterjay I filed a request to grant him he divorce on default, since she sever filed a counter-suit, and requested a hearing.” Mr. Gleis said Mr. Tone's divorce suit probably would reach the courtroom .in- about three weeks. : Mr. Gleis said he hadn't “the Sud *aintest idea” whether Actor Tom Neal, Barbara's. former boy friend, was cast in this latest chapter of the Tone -Payton $i drama. 4 The movie ‘colony hoped it had heard the end of the stormy .romance when the pair reconciled, cooed and held hands in swank Héllywood restaurants last fall. The romance had offered more action and anticlimaxes than a Grade-B movie since it first

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Teamster Groups i ‘Oppose Local 135

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| Battling 135, the ‘Indianapolis local of the International Team-

|stand alone in its fight against union chieftains.

Two Indiana executive groups City Hall

of the International last night!

The proposal, one of three sub-

". THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _._ Hearing Set on Plan To Triple City’s Size

! v | ’ - .\sters Union, today seemed 0, , ,.,,,sal to triple the size of Indianapolis will be discussed at|

{public hearing tomorrow night in! Ong calls for bringing all of|

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wide government, also submitted, two alternatives, i Marion County within city limits: and eliminating aH but one govs|

voted to oppose Local 135 in its mitted to the Metropolitan Area ernmental unit, which would ex-|

as its trustee. Mr. Kavnér was

|W. Frederick. i Joint Council 69 met last night at the Antlers Hotel and voted to {support International president {Daniel J. Tobin in ousting Mr. {Kavnher. Also last night, the In{diana Conference of Teamsters, said to represent 22 teamster {unions in Indiana, took the same stand against 135. | Meanwhile, Local 135 awaited a ‘reply from David Beck, executive vice president of the Interna‘tional, who was asked by Local 135! to intercede on {ts behalf to keep Mr, Kavner as trustee here.

News for Nurses Lt. Kathryn Sanders of the

f Navy Nurse Corps Monday will

|interview candidates for Navy jnurse commissions in the recruiting offices in the Federal building. The Navy requires its can|didates to be single, registered {nurses and between 21 and 29 |years of age.

ousted this week by the Interna, rated

: |tional and replaced by Clifford

|agnt to retain Richard Kavner Study Commission, would extend * city Sow to include all incarpo-|

except Clermont. If eventually adopted—as a Imeans of streamlining and elimiinating duplication of government 'units—the city’s area would be increased from 55.43 square miles to 180 square miles. - This would be approximately 45 per cent of the county’s total area of 402 square miles. ‘ Under the proposal, such cities as Beech Grove and Speedway | would be included in the new metropolitan city.. Center Township would be eliminated. Submitted by Committee The remainder of the county would handle school and other governmental problems on a consolidated basis, with township trustees making up the governing body. : The proposal was submitted to the study commission by a special subcommittee headed by State

er members are Mrs, Frank H. Cox and Howard 8S. Mills. | The subcommittee, pointing to ‘the need for some type of area-

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ercise the powers of a first-class city. The other would broaden the powers of the county government to provide such services as sew-, age disposal and police and fire protection to unincorporated areas of the county. | The Metropolitan Area Study] Commission was created by the 1951 session of the state legisla-| ture to study overlapping governmental functions in Marion; County and to recommend. It! would report to the 1953 legisla-| ture, i Tomorrow, night's public hear-| {iIng—to start at 8:30 p. m.—was called to sound out reaction to the proposed changes.

Pro-Taft War Veterans To Hold Rally Tonight

| The War Veterans Committee supporting U, 8. Sen. Robert Taft for the GOP presidential nomina-

Sen. Greyble L. McFarland. Oth-|tion will hold its weekly campaign | rally meeting at 7:30 p. m. today > |

jat the Claypool Hotel. tobert Webb, Hamilton County 'State Representative, will speak.

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caught the headlines last September. :

Battle Over Barbara

Mr. Tone then made Hollywood, history when he and Mr. Neal] hattled over Barbara, who could not make up her mind which to marry. The pre-dawn brawl on her front lawn sent Mr. Tone to the hospital with a brain concussion, a broken nose and fractured

cheek bone.

they eloped to Cloquet, Minn.,| Sept. 28. But Nov. 20 he filed u divorce Suit, claiming Barbara was planning to appear in a movie

THIS SPRING

More color comics than any | other Indiana newspaper are | printed in your Sunday Times. |

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“she would filed a divorce, too.

with her rejected suitor. the bemuscled Neal. Barbara announced

But a week later they issued) a communique that they were “still in love.” .

You, too, can be a popular dancer | in no time if you come to Arthur | Murray's. It's quick and easy to | learn to dance his way and fun, too. So don’t wait...come in now |

Mr. Tone's attorney said the hattling Tones were apart again.| ‘and over what, I don't know." ITe said there would be no prop-| erty settlement. 3

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Works of Stevenson WiLL YoU | ACCEPT A NEW YORK, Mar. 20 (UP)— Charles Scribner's sons purchased $]00 severa] important works of Robert Louis Stevenson for $2900 at [2 \, | an auction sale yesterday. The $48 TRIALLESSON?

publishing house paid $1600 for 13 Stevenson poems, including the

{ complete version of “Requiem,” ARTHUR MURRAY

and $1300 for autographed manu- caLL TODAY scripts of ‘The Ebbtide” and] “The Open Door.” FR-2565

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