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IN ACTION AT LAKEWOOD SUNDAY—One of the nation’s leading
motorcyele racers will compete in AM.A -sanctioned raccs at Lakewnod
Speedway in Atlanta Sunday, Aug. 13. Time trfals will begin at 1:30
aud the races at 3 pm. for the 60 riders entered. Shown above are
George DeLong, Atlanta, No. 36, and Billy Huber, Reading, Penn,, No. 7.
When Is Fellow Called Young?
Bob Would Like The Answer
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) —lln a
town where skeletons, elevator
shoes, body padding, undeclared
husbands and a lot of other weird
miscellany clutter closets, Robert
Young is the only star with a
ghost who snickers at his sex ap
peal.
It's the -ectoplasmic heckler
around the Young manse that
keeps him from casually unbut
toning his shirt like Alan Ladd or
stalking crowded rooms like Ezio
Pinza.
“All right, so I'm not a Clark
Gable,” Bob goes around mutter-
SCHEDULE NOTICE
Effective Sunday, August 13,
trains 77-78 operating between
Macon and Athens will be discon
tinued on Sundays only.
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Credit and Terms
handled in our offices.
(. A. TRUSSELL
Mofor Co.
“Established 1918”
Pulaski at Broad Phone 1097
ing.
The ghost drifted through his
keyhole during his MGM days,
Bob thinks.
That’s when a producer—‘“a B-*
picture version of a produce,”
snarls the haunted star—informed
him that he had lots of talent but
“no male oomph or wham.”
“It loused .me up for a ~long
time,” Bob sighs. “It bothered me.
But I didn’t do anything about it.
Then I began to study this sex ap
peal thing., I found out that most
of the hue and cry is raised about
guys who look like they couldn’t
fight their way out of a paper
sack. After that I stopped wor
rying.”
« “If T posed bare-chested with
the wind in my hair,” he says, “the
laughter wouldn't “stop for six
months.”
He's never been able to figure
out why, if he’s the type who can't
heat up the cold popcorn rattling
around in paper bags, people are
always getting him confused with
Rebert -Montgomery and Robert
Taylox. ' s, N
The Bob(sey) Triplets :
The Bob named Young hag a
couple of million stories about be
ing mistaken for the Bobs named
Montgomery and Taylor.
One that he's tried to forget
happened 15 years ago when
Frank Whitbeck, Metro’s adver
tising genius, took over the mi
crophone for the first time at the
premiere of a big studio epic.
“Premieres bore me still, but I
told Frank I'd be there,” Bob re
calls. “The poor guy was dying
for fear that Norma Shearer’s car
wouldn’t drive up at the stroke of
8:30. So.l agreed to stand on the
platform behind him. Come broad
cast time and Frank started off,
‘Ladies and gentlemen, you've
seen him many times on the
scréen, you remember his per
formances in dozens of pictures,
he’s always great, one of our top
stars’—this went on and on, it
sounded like he was talking about
Lincoln—‘and now I give you
your friend and mine, Robert
MONTGOMERY!”
A silence like primordial dusk
came over the spectators, Bob tells
it, and Whitbeck, realizing his
mistake, rushed back to the mike,
apologized and said:
“Of course, I meant Robert
TAYLOR!”
Bob shudders: “Whitbeck looked
at me, gulped and assumed the ex
pression of a man who is about to
sit.down in the electric chair.”
A few weeks ago, Bob and Jane
Wyman flew to Kansas City to
give the Hollywood touch to the
city’s 100th anniversary and to
sound the “Movies Are Betlter
Than Ever” theme. -
Mayor Kemp addressed a huge
rally. at the close of the celebra
tion, thanked all the committee
members, then said:
“And most of all, ladies and
gentlemen, I want to thank Miss
Jane Wyman and Mr. Robert
Montgomery!”
i Bob says that 25,000 lips and
tongues emitted the loudest Bronx
cheer ever heard. “Poor Mayor
Kemp. He saw 25,000 votes go
down the drain.” .
. The Morgan Manner
Autograph hunters can usually
count on the Robert Young scrawl
and even a cheerful smile after
they’ve torn the shirt off his back.
That’s because Bob always keeps
in mind the late Frank Morgan’s
sage advice to stars:
’""fisfiaw ‘em a lot of teeth and
hair.”
Bob has a financial interest in
a picture in which he co-starred
with Betsy Drake, but he isn't
sure of the title—‘they threatened
to call it ‘Her Sin’ but I balked.”
It’s a long way from his days as
a Pasedena Playhouse eager-bea
ver and his first screen click with
Helen Hayes in “The Sin of Made
lon Claudet.” ?
“I saw a re-issue of it recently,”
| he laughs. “The audience howled.
tMy neck was sticking way out of
my collar, my hands were dang
i ling out my sleeves. I looked just
| like Roddy McDowell.”
LEARN HOW TO COUNT
To tell how many egg yolks or
whites you've stored in your re
frigerator, put them in separate
jars with a plain label on the
front. As you add one or more
yokes or whites, change the num
ber on the label. If you've neg-
I lected to do this, the General Elec
trie Consumers Institute reminds
you that 12 to 14 medium-sized
yolks or 8 to 10 whites make one
cup.
Latest improvement in lubrica
tion is an oil that can be com
pressed and squirted under pres
sure into oil valves. Then, as part
of this oil wears away with use,
the rest expands and keeps the
moving mechanical parts evenly
lubricated.
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19 Visionaries
21 Epic
23 Mistakes
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Radio Clock
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SECOND OUTING
EAST LANSING, Mich.— (AP)
—-Michigan State and Michigan's
football gafle next Sept. 30 will
be the second of the season for
the Spartans, marking the first
time since 1946 that the game has
not been the season’s opener for
both teams. State meets Oregon
State the week before.
"JACKSON SHINES
Harold (Hokey) Jackson, senior
third baseman on Georgia's base
ball team this past season, recent
ly pitched and won a double
header for Sandersville against
Thomson in the Ogeechee league.
Both were seven inning games. He
won the first, 4-0, allowing only
four hits; the second, 9-1, giving
up only three hits.
IT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN
TO A DOG!
PEORIA, Ill.—(AP)—Man can
be a dog’s best friend, too. The
hound in this case stuck his head
into a foot-long drain tile and
couldn’t get it out. D. G. Wineland,
a painter, heard a whimpering and
took the dog and its ceremic collar
to a veterinarian. A little liquid
;;)ap, a gentle pull and the dog was
ee.
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Leave for Elberton, Hamlet and
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1950,
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