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Around Hollywood . By ALINE MOSBY , United PrtM Correspondent Hollywood (U.R) Eva Marie Saint, one of the bright new stars of the year, finally got to Hollywood for the first time this week but she turn' ed down mov ies for a tele vision play, Eva Marie was that hero -i n e in "On The Water f r o n t" with Aline Mosoy e scrubbed, fresh face and long, natural blonde hair. The picture was made in New York and she had the curious record of being one star of a Hollywood movie who had never been to Hollywood, except for a vacation years ago. Gt COtfTBOUeO HCAT COOKWG (vuiumuu r C0MTR01IED HEAT Utommte FRYRAN 'Gives the perfect, con trolled heat for more delicious food by sim ply setting die dial. $2495 Glass Cover ....... $2.00 Metal Cover $30 Crain&Mohr YOUR HOME TOWN HARDWARE 225 E. 6th Ph. 3-1851 ' After combing through subse quent offers from film studios, cameras here, but at CBS Tele vision City for the General Elec tric Theater program tomorrow. "The response from 'Water front' was tremendous and I was sent many movie scripts," she said. "But I didn't find a movie story I really wanted, while I have found many TV shows I liked. Western Script "Oh, I'd be happy to do a movie," she added, liif I get a good story. But one script they sent me was for a western in which all the girl does is stand around in color and look pret ty" The beauty who has rejected movies for television left her home town of Albany, N. Y., eight years ago to try her luck at acting. After years of "doing commercials and bits," she be came a top New York TV actress who can pick her own roles. But it was a part in a Broadway play that won her 'Waterfront." "I liked working with Marlon Brando," she said firmly. "He was a perfect gentleman, and after all the things I've read about him. . . !" fl Publicity drums already are beating lor Eva Marie to be nom inated for an Academy -Award for her sensitive portrayal in "Waterfront." But she seems re mote from her success. For one thing, she confessed, she's still surprised she got the part. Didn't Try "I was watching some girls here," she said as she sat by the swimming pool at the Beverly Hills hotel. "They were beauti ful starlets, and I looked at them and thought how I hadn t even tried to get into movies and I did." She also does not think it strange that she turned down major studio contracts in favor of TV. "Several TV actresses in New York get offers from the coast but they'd rather stay in New York and study and act," she said as she brushed back her long, little-girl hair-do. ; "But doing good scripts on TV puts you ahead much more than one mediocre movie. "Besides, she added frankly, "I'm too old to be a starlet." If the juice from a fruit pie runs over during cooking, shake salt on the drippings; salt causes the juice to burn to a crisp so it is easy to remove. Some cooks use a sheet of aluminum foil under the pan to collect any spillage. ." si --r7f ' fit f 'f f I ' ' '-' ' ' ' '- Jf I J 1 ;',', ' - ' ' Si i - ' , ' r , - k 1 -, a -- - HE'LL GET HELP Richard rloskinson, 2Vt, smiles bravely in hospital at Claremont, N. H., after awaking from month-long coma. Richard was injured in a train truck accident which took the lives of his parents and a sister. Citizens in the area have started a fund to aid the boy and another brother and sister. On The Side BYi.v. Dmim3 (Distributed by King Feature Svadicate, Ine.) 1 ao vnn 0 VA-J v. 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Is it New England or . the Middle West? Be very difficult to top the following Middle West rec ord for family longevity. The mother-in-law of Paul G. John son of Chicago is . 87. She has four sisters whose ages are 89, 85 and 71. Also two brothers, one aged 83, other 73. They are the children of James Boyd of Joliet, 111. who lived to be six months over 100. His wife lived to' be 86. Champion As to the United States long name champion of all time that would be Anastacious Honcho pathedorckumounttourogeoftop olous. He fought with the A.E.F. in World War I and was decor ated,' for gallantry in action. Whenever his name was spel led wrong in a newspaper he called up the managing editor and complained bitterly. Among the Married What is the dangerous age for a married woman? That is, the period when she has difficulty in making her eyes behave and is in danger of becoming involved in an extra marital love affair. Most experts' say it is when she is between 40 and 45. How about the dangeraus age for hus bands Dr. Charles H. Mayo once observed: "The j dangerous age of a man is from 50 to 55. If you can't keep your eye oh a husband of that age, lock him up." Paid In Full When a man reaches the age of 96 most life insurance com panies pay off his policy in full. At that age money daesn't make much difference to the man but it is nice for his heirs and as signs. When John D. Rockefeller reached 96, he was paid $5,000, 000 by the life insurance com panies holding his policies. Durable Dame Next year will be Joan Craw ford's thirtieth year as a film actress. The debut of Holly wood's most durable dame was made in 1925 in a picture en titled "Pretty. Ladies." Her sec ond film, produced In 1926, was "Sally, Irene and Mary." She played Sally. If you can remember who played the parts of Irene and Mary I think I can get you into the Young Old Timers Association. Asking Queries from clients. Q. There are three newcomers named George succeeding on televis ion, . George. Gobel, George Reeves, -George- Nadar. How many successful Georges are there in the entertainment world? At Well, there's ' George White, George Jessel and George Price. Also the Dean of Drama Critics George Jean Na than. Incidentally, in Barcel ona, Spain, there is an organi zation called the Society of Men Named George. Any George is eligible. This organization also checks on infants who are christ ened George and does what it can to make the baby's future life comfortable and successful. L 1 THE TOGGERY SALE AD ON PAGE 3 Waitresses The average waitress in a busy place walks about fourteen miles a day. That is, if most of the customers are men. In res taurants where feminine patrons are in the majority, the waitres ses walk about nineteen miles a day. That's because the women customers change their minds so much. And also after they have given their order think of something else they want. Asides Jim Thorpe, greatest all around athlete of modern times, is frequently referred to as hav ing been "half Indian and half Irish," according to Jim's own statement he was five-eighths Indian, two-eighths Irish and one-eighth French." - Copyright, 1954 King Features , Synd., Inc. Local Men Attend Meeting of SOPOA About 35 law enforcement of ficers from Jackson and Joseph ine counties attended the Novem ber meeting last week of the Southern Oregon Peace Officers association at Mon Desir Dining Inn. "Don McNeil, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, was the principal speaker, and discussed public re lations for police officers with those attending. ; s The next meeting of the group will be held Dec. 13 at the Ash land Elks club at 6:30 p.m. It will be a joint social meeting with members of the Siskiyou County Peace Officers associa tion from Yreka. Max McMillan, district attor ney of Josephine county, presid ed at last week's meeting. Vice President Clyde Fichtner intro duced the guests. " s . Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday ; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; other days 5:30 previous day. Dec. 31 Deadline For AF Officers . All reserve Air Force officers now classified as in the Inelig ible Reserve section have until Dec. 31 to reaffiliate with a par ticipating reserve program ele ment, or enroll in the Extension Course institute to insure re tention of their commission. - This announcement was made by local officials of the 9091st Air center and 9417th Air squad ron operating in the Medlord area. Existing regulations require 15 points earned during a year by the reservist to match the 15 points given gratuitously each year to every reservist. Those who had failed to meet this re quirement on Jan. 1, 1954, were given a year of grace by place ment in the IRS. Those who don't return to par ticipating status, must be con sidered for separation from the reserve, or for retirement if qualified. 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