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18 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Wednesday, January 13, 1960 WHO SAID WHAT U.S. Cities 'Busting' Their Britches By JOE ADAMS "The modern American city Is like a small boy who has grown up swiftly," says Senator KENNETH B. KEATING "His suit no longer fits him. It's bursting at every seam. He has put on weight, he has put on muscle and he needs to be completely retailored, readjusted to the new and different world in which he lives." Keating told a national retail merchants group that he is pushing hard for enactment of his bill to establish a cabinet-level department of urbiculture.

In Rome, actress GINA LOLLO LOB BRIGIDA explained why she was going toot Geneva and then Paris: "I've to try on costumes for my new film, 'Go Nude in the American history gets a new twist in the new Soviet Encyclopedia, excerpts from which will be published by the Wisconsin Historical Society. For example: "Wilson's 14 points represented a capitalistic plot, the New Deal was a sop thrown to the masses to keep them from revolting, the Marshall plan was dollar imperialism in disguise The perennial unsuccessful candidate for mayor of Chicago and state and national offices, LAR DALY, says he wants to run in 17 presidential primaries. He admitted: "I wrote letters to the 16 states and the District of (ADVERTISEMENT) SURE WAY TO STOP ITCHING OF SKIN RASH Famous formula counteracts "itching chemicals" in skin Skin rashes, eczema, "detergent hands" can cause maddening itching. Doctors know this is caused by chemicals" in the skin that irritate nerve endings. Certain medications have the power to neutralize these "itching chemicals" for immediate relief.

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I didn't get answers from some of them." ARTHUR VINING DAVIS no stock in death.AP Wirephoto One of the richest men in the world said recently, don't plan to die." Thus ARTHUR VINING DAVIS, 92, a founder of the Aluminum Co. of America, was understandably irritated at the commotion raised when he fainted in a barber's chair and was rushed to a doctor's office in Miami. Revived, he snapped at reporters and photographers: "You go to hell!" Davis, whose wealth is estimated at $350 million, still holds 1,336,824 shares in Alcoa. ROBERT GARFIELD BROWN one of the FBI's "10 most wanted criminals" was arrested in Cincinnati and revealed how it feels to be a fugitive: "I've felt hunted all the time. I didn't even want to spit on the sidewalk." Chicagoan JOSEPH MATESI, sentenced to five years for counterfeiting 50c told why he didn't specialize in phony bills: "My wants are modest and I don't need a lot of money." Runaway New York debutante GAMBLE BENEDICT, told in Paris her grandmother had sent a lawyer to persuade her not to marry chauffeur and handyman Andrei Porum- How much did your glasses cost? $65 $23 $35 419 $24 at KING $60 ONE LOW PRICE OPTICAL CO.

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I wouldn't care less about my grandmother's money." Gamble, 18, said she calls Andrei, who is 35, Drachshor -Romanian for imp, and he calls her "My gypsy, my bambi" because it suits her better than Gamble. "If necessary I will be a typist to help us live," the Remington typewriter fortune heiress added. "I can type, but if I do I can tell you it won't be on a Remington." Fist Fight in Car Causes 7 Deaths By United Press International OIL CITY, La. -A station wagon with a wild fist fight going on inside careened wildly down a highway yesterday and crashed into an oncoming car, killing seven persons and injuring four. Deputy Sheriff Paul Baker said some of the men in the station wagon were painters returning from a job.

The impact of the crash killed five of the six persons in the wagon and splattered brightly colored paints over the wreckage. The crash also killed two of the five persons in the car. The survivors were hospitalized. Baker said another automobile that was following the station wagon reported "a wild fist fight was occurring in it and it was weaving all over the road." Former Seymour Dentist, Press Executive Dies Special to The News SEYMOUR, Roy E. Harris, former Seymour dentist and president of the corporation operating the Seymour Daily Tribune, died yesterday in a Cincinnati hospital.

The Rising Sun native graduated from Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis and opened an office at Seymour. He later practiced at Grand Junction, before moving to Cincinnati. Dr. Harris and a brotherin-law, John H. Conner, publisher of the Tribune, bought the newspaper in 1927.

Rites will be in Cincinnati. Two sons and a daughter survive. Emma P. Eastland Services for Emma Patton Eastland, 60, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Baptist Church, of which she was a member.

Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call tonight at King King Funeral Home. She died Monday in her home, 2602 N. Temple. Born in Humphreys County, Tennessee, Mrs.

Eastland had lived in Indianapolis 40 years and had owned a grocery at 25th and Hillside. She was formerly a member of the Dorcas Circle of her church. Survivors are the husband, Hubert Eastland; three sons, Ernest, Henry and, Abraham Patton; four daughters, Willa M. Jones, Elizabeth Martin, Lillian R. Woodson and Anna Wells, Indianapolis; a brother, Henry Ewing, Columbus, 0., 13 grandchildren and two Branches in Many Cities of U.S.

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McDonald, 54, wife of Russell E. McDonald, assistant principal of Fayette Central school northwest of Connersville, died yesterday in Rush Memorial Hospital here. A former schoolteacher, she had been a 4-H adult leader more than 20 years in Fayette County. She taught Sunday school at Fairview Christian Church and was a member of Eastern Star and Fairview Priscilla Art and Literary Club. Besides the husband, survivors include the mother, The News Mrs.

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GREENSBURG Alma H. Johnson, 80, resident of Indiana Odd Fellows Home here since she moved from Indianapolis. Survivors include the husband, Baugh Johnson. KOKOMO-Anna K. Hartman, 79, Tipton County native.

Rites 2 p.m. CST tomorrow in Zion Lutheran Church. A son, Robert Hartman, lives in Indianapolis. SHERIDAN-John T. Ogle, 83, retired farmer.

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