Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1952 — Page 24

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Now his radio and TV net- 4.0v and from 9 to 9:15 a. m.

work is considering simulcasts of his radio shows” in addition to the regular TV shows he has on the air. WFBM-TV has added another 15 minutes of Godfrey to

a girl reporter, Teresa Wright heads tonight's Playhouse of Stars drama, "Dress in the Window" (Ch. 6, 8 p.m.)

Monday through Friday,

EMCEE—John Daly, TV's conwill have movie and TV actress Louise Alors as his guest panelist "It's News to Me" tonight | Ch, 6, 8:30 p.m.)

genial quizmaster,

This, of course, doesn’t include Tv Tips

show Big difference be-

his 7 to 8 p. m, Wednesday.

its tween Godfrey and Milton Berle

each

Teresa Wrigut stars in an adap-|

video schedule. He now has morn- i$ that Berle does it only once a tation of a true story, “Dress in

ing shows from 5: 30 to 9:45 a. m.

year and calls 2. a telethon,

PLAYHOUSE OF STARS , ,.|

comes under the eye of the FBI in| 5:15—News Roundus

tonight's adventure . . . WISH, am re ATURNSY 7:30 p. m. o ae Tancarmithe 3130. News-Hayride MARIO LANZA . . , Kitty Kal-| s:30~Hillbill - 12:00 HiltbIILy len will blend her talents with No

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to pop, with short sidetracks into| **4*—Tcmperence 1:00—Hilibily the semiclassics .. . WIRE, 8 p.m, | * #0—Lommission 3 et hayride MR. DA... A ‘daylight payroll 8:30 Batist "Hayride Church 2:30-=News- Hayride

{robbery and a mysterious redhead | 5.45 Gospel {are the problems overcome by the, #:46—On Guard

District Attqrney in tonight's case te: oo—iinilly

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Here's Chance to Star in Films

By MARY FRAZER Seripps-Howard Writer

NEW YORK, June 13-— Are you, perchance, a beautiful Indian girl of, say, a nice ripe 18 or 20 years of age? With movie acting ambitions? If so, you are precisely what handsome cinema star George Montgomery is seeking. George—with full approval of

his famous wife, Dinah Shore, by is this month instigating

the by . ‘A beauty contest unique in this pulchritude-conscious era. Detalls

will be released soon. And the de-.

tails should set the Seépee Set.in a tizzy with . no reservations

Ugh! ee Cres —— er TRE . Big thing 1s, the winner gets

the lead part In George's next picture, “I'm going to produce a docu- - mentary Western,” George told me in an interview over the Pierre tea tables. Done up in stylish gray bolted sports coat, tailored sports shirt and slacks, he looked very much the California-Western type cowboy, despite the fact he was “one of the 15 Lenz kids” reared on a real ranch near Brady, Mont. “It's my first venture in produecing, and I'll act in it, too, Fact is, I've had a hand in the script. It's based on one of the most thrilling little incidents in American his-

‘Takers’ for

By United Press SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 13

State Welfare Director Fred K. Hoehler reported today he has $1.8 million he's trying to spend but can't, | The sum represents a payroll surplus—the difference between the salaries paid to the 11,355 persons on the department payrolls and the amount that would be paid to the 12,597 persons it is authorized to employ. Mr. Hoehler said there are two reasons he hasn't been spend the $1.8 million. One is that salaries aren't high enough in

many instances. The other is a shortage of trained personnel. “There pust aren't enough psychiatrists, nurses, pediatricians, and attendants to go around.”

he said. Meanwhile, the population of state. institutions continues to rise, Mr. Hoehler reported. Institutions Overcrowded “Every. institution is over- - erowded,” he said, “But even Jif

we had enough beds we still wouldn't have enough personnel.” Last year there were 50,100 persons in the institutions, on home visiting lists and on parole. This year there are 51,309. An extreme example is at Lincoln State School and Colony where the population has increased from 4146 to 4956 in the year. Oddly enough,°Mr. Hoehler said that even with $1.8 million left over he needs more money for help. The law sets maximums on how much Hoehler can pay for particular jobs. Salary ceilings

~ + George Montgomery

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able to ~

tory, all about a half-breed scout

with the Seventh Cavalry who treks through a blizzard to get help for another fort,” George continued.

Plenty Exciting Climax

“It has a climax’ that's well, that's plenty exciting, but I won't go into it now, “And it has a love interest, That's why I decided to head up to my old home country this month, and sage a Search there

Dinah Shore

and in Colorado, Wyoming and’

the Dakotas, to really find this FY, Yesterday following a tyoof day strike.

most beautiful Indian girl. course, an Indian girl from anywhere is eligible. “Another reason, cluded,

”

‘braves’ with real long hair.

“The action in this picture is outcome of negotiations.

Just too fast for Indians wearing wigs.”

$1 Million Sought

need to be raised to attract perhe said and if they are hiked he'll need quite a bit more than $1.8 million to get the help he needs.

Problem Widespread

The nurse and psychiatrist problem is the same across the nation, Mr, Hoehler said. “Most psychiatrists, as soon as they finish training and work in

an institution for a while, go into private practice where there is more money,” Mr. Hoehler said. "Nurses Ww vant to go into gen-

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