Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1952 — Page 6

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SHATTERED ROMANCE—

What's Billy’ s Dream Worth Now?

(This is the second of two stories telling the story of the events that led up to the Billy Rose-Eleanor Holm divorce trial which is scheduled to open tomorrow.)

By JAY BREEN United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 9— Billy Rose and his former swimming star wife, Eleanor Holm, were set today to give the world a seamy, back-stage view of their 13year marriage, which began in the clear blue waters of the bantam showman's Aquacade and ended July 15, 1951, in his lavish bachelor apartment above the Ziegfeld Theater. Up until then, the hundreds of thousands of Americans who had read his impudent columns on Broadway and visited his loud and brassy iamond Horseshoe” nightclub Wad no previous reason to suspect there was the smallest thorn in Billy's rose garden. Even on that hot summer afternoon, there was reasen to believe that nothing could part the widely publicized lovers. » se POLICE raced. to ‘#he Broadway producer's apartment and battered in ‘a steel bathroom door so they could give first

aid to television starlet: Joyce.

Mathews. The blonde beauty, twice the ex-wife of comedian Milton Berle, had slashed her wrists at the end of what she later sald was “just a business conference,” Mr. Rose was even more persistent in brushing aside speculation that the suicide attempt had been the direct result of a lover's ‘quarrel. Mrs. Rose rushed to his side and, publicly at least, had no indignant questions to ask. She wrapped her arms around Billy to shield him from photographers and Billy sighed to police reporters, “Now's the

Joyce Mathews

time when a_ husband needs his wife.” n » » THE WISE eyes of Broadway noted not long after, however,

really

affection for Miss Mathews at that point, was seen at various theater openings and other affairs with her, and the gossip columns blossomed with reports he was only awaiting an untanglement with Eleanor to marry again. © x » IT PROVED easier said than done, The next few months were splashed with angry

charge and counter charge concerning the financial settlement Mr, Rose was willing to make for an outright divorce. Her attorney said the pint-size producer had turned ‘“shamefully grasping and stingy.” Mr, Rose’s representative termed the demands being made on his client “outrageous and ridiculous.” The see-saw was tilted once too often when Mr, Rose suddenly turned to the offensive and threw two uppercuts at his former sweetheart. First, he attempted to get his marriage annulled on grounds that an

Art Jarret

earlier marriage of Eleanor to

Bandleader Art Jarret had never been legally ended.

When that failed, he count-

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ered with “a sensational suit for an outright divorce, charging that Mrs. Rose had {llicit romances with five different men during their 13-year marriage, » = » UNLESS last-minute efforts to avoid a public washing of his marital linens is ° successful, Billy Rose will go to court tomorrow and seek to prove that he never did mean it when he said Eleanor was “what the pulp writers call that one girl in a million.”

It was on that same occasion, the 10th anniversary of their marriage, the producer had recklessly declared his multi-million-dollar show business empire would be “for sale cheap” if he ever lost the beau-

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week, a school official said today. -Shultz, supereducation, said the expected enrollment ggwice that of 1945-46. Two new psychology courses will be added to the dozens already offered in

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tiful girl he netted from his own Aquacade. Indications were he'll take it to the judge tomorrow in an effort to see that parting from this same beauty doesn’t cost him most of that empire,

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MINNEAPOLIS, —Herschel

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Bank Officials Count Out Loot for Bandit

WINSLOW, Ill.—A lone bandit

[took $7572 from the . Winslow Arthur State Bank yesterday after order-| of ing: the vice president and two

day as working “for industry and washington University since 1945, employees to count it for him. |

against agriculture.” “Nonagricultural people”

have |

{will give the inaugural address at DePauw University Oct.

L. M. Coe, the vice president,

18 for Said the bandit told him he wanted

little trouble getting “tariffs and Dr. Russell J. Humbert as. 15th to buy a farm. While they were

protective mechanisms” for theit) president.

| products, he said, but raw pro

discussing the matter, the bandit

suddenly produced a pistol and

that the need apparently had ucts of agriculture come in duty| Dr. Compton is a Nobel Prize- ordered’ Mr. Coe and two em-

proved temporary, Mr. Rose | and Miss Mathews were seen in

side-street nightspots frequent- {annual convention of the Grain atomic chain reaction.

ly thereafter and, six months | after the wrist-slashing in- | cident, Mrs. stormed into her husband's bachelor apartment on another Sunday afternoon to find him with a “blonde woman." She filed promptly for a sep ration and asked for S730 fn temporary alimony. Mr. R dropped all efforts to Jide his

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