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Rita Hayworfh Sued
By Columbia Studios
Hollywood (U.R) Columbia
Studios has brought suit against
actress Rita Hayworth for col
lection of a $17,844 promisory
note which the actress signed
last Dec. 28.
The suit was filed May 9, but
was sealed until the studio's
attorneys could attach Miss Hay
worth's stock in Beckworth
Corp., her independent film pro
duction company. The suit said
the note promised payment by
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what the loan was for.
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Holdup Man Given
Nine Years in Prison
Portland (U.R) Andrew
Taylor, 38, was sentenced to
nine years in the state peniten
iary yesterday by Circuit Judge
Eugene K. Oppenheimer for the
holdup of a Safeway store here
Feb. 2.
Taylor still faces charges of
assault with intent to kill for
putting a bullet through the ov
ercoat of Police Chief Jim Pur
cell in a gun battle following
the robbery.
Taylor's accomplice, 25-year-old
Franklin C. Blenkner Jr., of
Los Angeles was recently sen
tenced to six years for his part
in the holdup. .
Thursday, June 2. 1953
Personal Health
By WILLIAM BRADY,
Readers should address inquiries to:
Dr. William Brady
263 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
A doctor tells me my body
does not assimilate the calcium
in the tablets I have taken with
great satisfaction for two years.
He claims it gets into the blood
stream more readily when he
gives it in "shots." . . . (Mrs. E.
B. H.)
Ben Told by a doctor that a
person past middle age should
not take too much calcium, as it
is likely to cause kidney stones
. . . (A. V. W.)
How much is "too much," I
wonder? This is a simple varia
tion on the hokum some physic
ians solemnly handed the cus
tomers 15 or 20 years ago that
"too much" vitamin D might
cause the arteries, liver, lights,
et cetera to harden, or some
Around Hollywood
Editor's note: Aline Mosby is on
vacation. For today's guest column,
actor Kirk Douglas writes about his
Hollyyood memories.
By KIRK DOUBLAS
Written for lhe United Press
Hollywood (U.R) I see by
the calendar that I have been
in Hollywood for ten years. Well,
that's a nice round number and
I don't aim to dispute it. But
statistics are cold and a man re
members events, not numbers.
I remember the day in 1945
that I stepped off the train in
Los Angeles Union Station, an
actor out of a modestly success
ful Broadway play, another
young hopeful in town for a
screen test.
I remember the agency sent a
third assistant sub-agent to meet
me. He now runs a popular New
Klamafh Forest Plans
Wilderness Addition
Yreka Some 560 acres of
wilderness land will be added to
Klamath National forest accord
ing to present plans.
The forest administration
plans to obtain the area, in the
Marble Mountain Wilderness
area, from Raymond H. and Opal
M. Taylor, Ashland. Ore., in ex
change for some 150 acres of
land located elsewhere.
The primitive area has arj-
proximately 250.000 acres, of
which about 2,000 are privately
owned. The government has been
acquiring the Drivatelv . held
lands whenever possible. The
primitive area was formed by
regulation of the department of
agriculture, and is to be kept as
nearly as possible in its original
state.
Measles Lead Disease
Cases Noted in County
Thirty - eight cases of measles,
23 of them in Ashland, led the
list of 77 cases of communicable
disease reported to the county
health department last week.
Influeza cases were next
most frequent with 22, of which
12 were in Medford.
One case of encephalitis, oc
curring after a case of the
mumps, was reported, but in
volved a non-resident of the
county. Other cases listed by the
department included german
measles, 3; chickenpox, 3; infec
tious hepatitis, 2; pneumonia, 4;
and strep throat, mumps, Vin
cents angina and conjunctivitis,
1 each.
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thing. They never told how much
vitamin D was "too much."
I was at one time badly crip
pled with arthritis (writes Mrs.
D. B.). Following your suggest
ion I began supplementing my
diet with calcium and D three
years ago. Now I am 73, seem
to be entirely free of joint trou
ble, and I'm living an active,
normal, happy life. But wait,
Doctor, there's no bowling to
day. You've got to stay where
you are and hear the rest of my
sad story.
(The lady is right. There's no
bowling today. Believe it or not,
it rained gently, steadily all last
night and this morning a
$10,000,000 rain so pray- con
tinue, Ma'am.)
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
York restaurant and I wish I
had 10 per cent of him.
Remembers Roles
I remember my elation when
"Champion" was a hit and the
satisfaction of seeing my name
in lights. I remember fine roles
in fine movies.
Now that I have started my
own company, Bryna Produc
tions, and supervised the million
details that went into the mak
ing of my first film, "The Indian
Fighter," I think often of those
carefree, uncomplicated days
when I was only an actor.
But my most cherished mem
ory, the biggest thrill of my
career, took place in 60 minutes
one March night in 1950.
I had been nominated for an
Academy Award for my per
formance in "Champion". On my
way to the awards, I thought of
and discarded a hundred dif
ferent acceptance speeches. I
settled on one.
For Ma
I would tell everyone that this
was the realization of a dream.
My mother, when she lived in
Russia, believed that the streets
of America were paved with
gold. Naturally, I would con
tinue, she found that was not
true but she also found some
thing better than gold in the
streets: A chance to raise her
children in freedom, a chance for
her children to pursue their per
sonal dreams.
The golden statuette proved, I
was going to conclude, that her
dream had been a good dream
maybe the streets weren't gold
en, but the opportunities were.
Well sir, it was the best
speech I never made, because a
wonderful guy named Brokerick
Crawford won the award. I con
fess I felt cheated but only be
cause I had wanted to pay spec
ial recognition to my mother, a
remarkable woman.
That's why I took her name,
Bryna, for my new company. I
want to be certain, this time,
that she receives her reward.
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tell me that
1. Calcium and D is very bad
for anyone to take for any length
of time.
2. It is very bad for anyone's
mind.
3. It will cause me to lose my
hair.
4. It will cause infections.
.5. It is very bad for the kid
neys. 6. It causes hardening of the
arteries.
Of course, the lady continues,
I'd be the last to realize it if
my mind was affected, but as
for my hair, I have a heavy
head of hair 30 inches long,
brunette, with only a few gray
hairs as yet . . . (Mrs. D. B.)
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33 Symbol for
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37 Man's
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43 Abstract being;
44 Parent (colloq.)
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Characteristically, the lady
doesn't know precisely what pre
paration of calcium and vitamin
D she used to supplement her
diet, whether she still uses any
thing for the purpose or relies
on high calcium diet alone to
maintain optimal health.
Another correspondent says
her husband had been using cal
cium and D for about two years,
with apparently fine results
(characteristically she does not
say what her husband's trouble
is or was) but one day the doc
tor, attending another member
of the family, saw the vial, ask
ed who was using them, and ad
vised the man to throw them
away unless he wanted to get
arthritis. (Mrs. S. H.)
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle
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22 Everyone
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24 Meadow
25 Extinct bird
26 Three-toed
sloths
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India
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37 Death
38 Edible fish
39 Spartan
bondsman
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South America
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nickname '
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deity
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ered all the imagined hazards?
Well, no, there's still calcium
deposits but that's the sub
ject of a piece to follow.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Diathermy Was Effective
In 1942. upon your recommenda
tion. I received diathermy treatment
for infected tonsils. I have never been
bothered since. The treatments gave
me little discomfort. Wouldn't mind
having them again if necessary. At
our house what you say goes . . .
(E. G.)
Answer Goes where into the
scrap basket? Thank you for your
report. It is only rarely that anyone
troubles to send ruch a report when
he doesn't want anything. In my opin
ion diathermy (electro-coagulation)
treatment is the method of choice for
infected tonsils, provided you can find
a doctor who is skilled in the diffi
cult technique. Few tonsil snatchers
have sufficient skill.
Copyright 1955, John F. Dille Co.
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ARTHRITIS
RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS
Find New Curb For Pain
Users Rejoice Supply Rushed Here -
Victims of crippling arthritis, rheumatism
and neuritis pain can take joyous new bops
from announcement of dramatic success with
a new formula which combines 4 drugs into
one tablet capable of relieving agonising
pain in joints and muscles. According to
clinical reports, this new compound, called
VERT A SOL, acts internally to curb tortur
ous arthritis, rheumatism, neuritis pain in
back, hands, arms, legs and shoulders yet
is safe to take, requires no prescription.
With tears of joy in their eyes, men and
women who formerly suffered dread stabbing
' torture of arthritis and rheumatism pain in
swollen joints and muscles now tell of blessed
relief after using it.
VERTASOL costs 33.00 but considering re
sults is not expensive, is only pennies per
doss. Sold with money back guarantee by
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