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Lucille Ball Hopes To Star
On Broadway No Matter What
By VERNON SCOTT
UPI Sta Writer
HOLLYWOOD 'ITI' - Amid
iumora ol separation, divorce and
financiul problems, Lucille Bull
calmly ia making plans to star on
Broadway next season no matter
what occur In her personal lite.
Lucy cut a zig zag course 'from
her dressing room at Desilu to
Paramount studios t w o blocks
down the street' on an electric
golf cart blithely ignoring traffic
and gaping tou'ists.
Once ensconded in the Para
mount commissary the rebellious
redhead announced her intentions
for 1960.
Til move to New York no later
than September to put the children
in school," she said. "Then I'll
start work on my life's ambition,
a Broadway show. It's something
I've always wanted to do."
How About Deii?
What of rumors that Dcsi Arnaz
uill join her to produce a show of
his own?
"I don't know about that," Lucy
said without a flicker of humor.
"But I don't think Broadway can
take both of us at the same time.
And don't ask me to explain that
statement, either."
Lucille is so sure of making the
Broadway scene she hasn't settled
on which show she will do. Best
bet is that the TV star will be
seen in a stage version of Dorothy
Parker's "The Big Blonde."
"I haven't decided for sure,"
she said. "There have been many
offers, including a couple of musi
cals." Why is she giving up the soft
life of an occasional video pro
gram for the rigors of a Broad-
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"I'm not about to retire, and
my contract with Westinghouse is
over. I've been committed to
sponsors for the past 10 years.
Now I'm free for the first time
and I'm anxious to do as I please.
"People asked me how I'll ft el
playing before a 'live' audience,"
she laughed. "For the past 12
years three o.i radio and nine on
TV I've appeared before audi
er.ies oa every one cf my shows
"As for hard work, that's all
I've known for the past 10 years.
I ani not afraid of working too
haici."
Lucy said she would keep her
homes in Palm Springs aud Bev
erly Hills 'next door to Jack
Benny) but refused to discuss how
long she would remain on the
East Coast.
MOBILE FASHION SHOW
NEW VOItK 'LP1' Male com
muters go a chance Tuesday to
choose a Christmas present for
their wives on a 7 a.m. train
from Philadelphia to New York.
The Pennsylvania Railroad add
ed a special club car to the train
and a department store lent
clothes to help two female com
muters Catherine Woolston of
Trenton, N.J., and Susan Wilson
of Yardley, Pa. put on a fash
ion show during the trip.
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12-10
"Now, dear, let's not say a word until I've warmed
you up some dinner!"
Western Union Unveils
Machine For Sending
By FRANK ELEAZER
UPI Staff Writer
WASHINGTON L'PI) - Word
was passed that a new communi
cations marvel was to be un
veiled. Wondering what hath
Western I'nion wrought, I hurried
over for the historic event.
Sure enough, the publicity re
lease said a wondrous machine
called Wircfax was ready to start
transmitting messages coast to
coast, exactly as we scribbled
them out. No more blaming West
ern I'nion operators for errors, it
said, becuuse Wirefax messages,
handwritten or typed, are moved
intact like a picture.
For years now I've been pass
ing a plaque in the Capital base
ment marking the date and place
of Samuel F. B. Morse's ' first
NOTICE-
The Skaie-Arena Will
Open Friday, Dec.
11th
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telegram to Baltimore on May 24
1844. The electrical impulses lie-
sent over the wire weren't too
different from those that now
transmit millions of words every
day, although the key he used has
been replaced by the teletype 'and
his dot and dash code has been
mostly forgotten.
A Bible-minded lady wrote out
Morse's first messag?, and if
there is anybody left who doesn't
know what it was, he can go look
it up in the World Almanac.
Twe First Metsages
Western Union was row ready
with another historic transmis
sion, this one to Los Angeles. It'
had two first messages ready to
go one from J. Russell Wiggins,
president pf the American Society
of Newspaper Editors and execu
tive editor of the Washington
Post, to Norman Chandler, pub
lisher of the Los Angeles Times;
aud another from Howard Kacy.
president of the Acacia Mutual"
Life Insii'nnce Co., to his firm's
Los Angeles branch.
Each of these typed o-.e-page
letters was snapped into place o r
a drum: When the machine was
turned on. the drum revolved., Il
took six minutes for each page to
be scanned, transmitted, and re
produced in Los Angles.
Wiggins told cna idler nc wasj
sure mast press copy some day j
would travel by Wircfax rather!
than teletype. And. in as neat a I
plug as I've seen for a favorite
theme, he said this won't help
much unless the press is free to
get at the rows iu the first place.
Chandler, in a Wirefax replv.
said the West Coast welcomes the I
Sends Sales Plcg j
Kacy, next at bat. pointed out.
to his La Angeles helpers that'
his words were reaching them in
a matter of minutes, and said ho
New Type
Messages
honed this would help to remind
them that "every minute counts''
if they are to reach their 193U
quota of sales.
Acacia's man, in Los Angeles,
whose name came back on the
Wirefax as La Noue Matta, so
it must be right, replied he was
happy to take part in the day's
historic event and also to assure
the boss "that by Dec. 24 our
placed quota of $12,134,000 will be
exceedVd."
As far as I know. Western I'n
ion got nothing for all these com
mercials. However, Robert T.
Hartmann. Washington bureau
chief for the Los Angeles Times,
stepped up helpfully with a piece
of paid capy.
The first news dispatch trans
mitted hy Wirefax ran 250 words,
double-spaced on the tyoewriter
aid filling a page. It cost $7 90.
Hartinann could have squeezed
600 words into the same space lor
the same price by single-spacing.
To seid 600 words by teletype, a!
day press rates, would have cost
him $22.10.
Wha. Hartma 1 said in his story
was that reporters hercafler will
have to brush up on their spell
ing. And, he sa d, X-ing out er
rors uses up space just like
words.
Worse, I guess we'll also have
to learn to type.
TO SEEK TRADE ROUTES
KNCXWLLE. Tenn. L'PI' An
attempt to lora'e one-time trade
routes between ,'o:th and South
America by recovery of Central
American relics will be male by
an archeol: gical expedition to
Costa Rica. The expedition is
scheduled tc leave here Dec. 17.
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