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LONDON, t-KingT Georse VI
new recoverlnR slowly from his
y cent lung operation, today named
his younger brother, the Duke of
Gloucester, to take over some of
the royal duties lor the next month.
Buckingham palace announced that
the duke would hold Investitures
on Oct 31. Nov. 7 and Nov. 14 to
present Britain's traditional roynl
honors and awards to some 1100
persons.
Date Set For Costeo's
Suii Against Dean Martin
FASHION CLEANERS
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Br ERSK1NE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD, (NEA Exclu
sively Yours: Dean Martin may
roll on the floor laughing about it.
Kr TtiH Ahhrtt u-nnt.. In Biv him
some competition for the title of
Hollywood s oest-iooiinu sirausui
man.
Rnd steadv vourself has soroul
ed a mustache.
And hold on "He looks HKe Er-
rol Flynn," Lou Costello whispered.
"In fact," said Lou. "he s a bet
A fit-tnr rwrause of that mus
tache. It's pepped him up. We ll
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probably have him Ret the Rirl in
our next picture."
Bud sprouted the mustache fdr
the first Abbott and Cosiello color
film, "Jack and the Beanstalk,"
which Lou claims is their funniest
et. "It s a live Disney." he en
thused. "I'm a Jerk but the Riant
is jemcr. its a nowt.
Will it ever be "Abbott and Cm.
tello Meet Dean Martin and Jerry
Never on the screen. Lou Indi-
catrd. but:
"I'm ROine to meet Dean Mar.
tin October 14 In New York."
That s the date for a hearing on
Lou's lawsuit against Dean, claim
ing he discovered him. paid for .1
nose bobbinc operation, fed him.
sot his salary up to 1600 a week
and that Dean now owes him 25
percent of everyihinR he's earned.
me guy. waned Lou. "hat
never paid me a dime."
blue when television put movle-
wu on me not piaie in lis tele
biORraphv of D. .w. Oriffith hut
now it's TV's turn to boil. A run-
ninR Rag in "Knubarb" is blurred.
Jumpy and always-out-of-focus tele-
viuu wrio. am even ine iv tans.
predict, win nowt at this comedv
F . f-nt that inVi-n cm nnfk nin
- ........ .lo JV.VW.VW
and a baseball team. It's the cat'.
meow.
nhrmila tlamlnn . . . I
UridiiiK iiufc know
it. DUt Mr.. T.ar Xfnvrlll la lninn
pals that she's not RivinR her med
ico nuooy his freedom to marry
Ronda.
Shellv Winter. n.Tl at TTr .iu
be a "big color western. "Whip-
uuuu. one piays a waitress wno
becomes the boss of Texas' big
Rest cattle ranch.
Smart Judy Hollidav Isn't ehanir.
ing types, as reported In "The
Marrying Kind." She will still
;ive out with the wisecracks and
the New York accent.
The stage version of the Ronald
Colmans' air show, "The Halls of
Ivy. is in script form for their
approval.
VaP Vnin rnmr- h M.
wife. Frances Neal. will try for
turn comeback: .
tAery time she thinks abut it
one of the kids gets a cold or
something and then she forgets an
about it."
By DAVID J, Nil Kit:
A, P. Automotive Kdllor
. DKTROIT. id'i uubntuuie ma
terials developed for motorcars
particularly In shiny trim will Ret
a Rood testing lit the months
ahead.
Even In normal times winter car
oiieratlon la tough on paint and
Plating. It is tough, too, on sheet
metal generally, especially at the
points where parts are boiled to-
2emer.'
WINTER CARK
In the current defense emergen
cy the industry has i-.nd to make
many substitutions In processing
experts say frequent wa.hlims
wiui clean, cold water, give Inc
best assurance of mtnlmlr.lng win
ter damage. Thev don't think
much o( the pail-aiid-spouge meth
od, however.
The substitutions haven't dulled
the glitter on new cars. But Uiey
have prompted the car makers lo
suggest out of the ordinary care
loi such parts as rartmtor grille
bars, lamp rims, window frames
and hood ornaments. These are
among the Darts that have been
given substitute finishes because
of the restrictions on the use of
nickel In the plating process.
While these parts have continued
to receive a chrome plating It ha.
been found necessary also to bake
or. a coating of transparent, color
less enamel.
Aside from freaueut washings.
the car makers recommend tint
these parts generally be le t alone
for the first 90 days. Particularly
they urge that no polish or wax
be used on them during that
time. After the first 90 days, a
coating of wax may be applied
periodically, is desired.
The care suggested for these
Hoover Sees
School Peril
KENMORE. N.Y.. (. Herbert
Hoover said today American edu
cation must never be surrendered
to Washington bureaucracy and
political Influence.
Public education is "a grass
roots enterprise," the lormer pres
ident said In a prepared address
at ceremonies dedicating a school
named for him.
"The federal government has
had no important part In Us ori
gin, its growin or in lis adminis
tration." Hoover said. "I hope It
never will.
"And do not interpret that to
mean that destitute communities
must not receive even lederal
aid to educate its children. I am
saying there should be no strings
on it.
"If we surrender the welfare of
our children and the Independence
of our higher education to a
Washington bureaucracy, we aban
don the first obligation of parent
hood, the foundation of local gov
ernment and we endanger an es
sential defense of our freedom."
Hoover recalled the old saying
mat "eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty," and added:
"But the vigilantes require edu
cation free of political Influence if
they are to be any good for
this Job."
PREPARE FOR T
EUGENE. Ore.. UV-The Oregon
defensive platoon and the Jayvees
scrimmaged yesterday with the
Jayvees using the T-formatlon at
tack Washington will employ In
Saturdays facuic uoast comer-
ence football game at Portland.
Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
627 Pine St.
ornamental parts mnv sound a
uu uiirucnsome to me average
motorist. Actually, the procedure
Isn't much dlli'erenl than would
bo followed bv a motorist deriv
ing to keen his car reasonably
clean.
regular use al liquor wax or a
thin coaling ut light oil la tug
grated, r
SKAHCII
Use of substitute materials In
lite ornuinental bilglit trim ol na
aeuger automobiles 'probably will
ooiiTinue through, the ii'xt two
years. The aesrclt fur still oilier
new plntliiR processes, ol course,
is com liming In the Industry '! lab
oratories. The auto makers Insist the ira-
Bumpers, buinuer guards aud lrrlals currently In use can niv."
bu fer plates still are being turned Jut aa much sattalacltoti as lho
out wltli much the same finishes used prior to Inst May. Probably
they had before the delense emer- that will best be determined alter
geney. To guard against the run the newer platings nave Ron.
that frequently hits these units the through the coming winter,
J&NTASY
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ll lift' jl"2-im I fllmclcwrt faiorHe
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Disabled Workers Back On The Job
WASHINGTON, IJWT.- N- !; .Xfft. .,Sl-
"Tlilt It the pe '".J"'' ''""J I n iir.M coiiimertlal pruducll,,,,
history of the program." -aid Mr " , ,nr , ,
K. Bwllrer. director ol l ie uiiri cv a 'u " , u.itll 1013
ol.lc. ol vocational rclwUllllulK.il. J;,',,;,,,, rul),,r ,,, ,.
In a aintemeiil. r f , r.;,.Pr,,. uln produrllnn
But alio added llial II r.Ull Is a '"'.." .',... .,d ruboe''.
long way from Hireling l ie iiwdlol Ameilcsn " JUJ'U'",
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE EVERY DAY - POORS OPEH AT 12t30
mum ay
Columbia's publicity department
and the Stanley Kramer press
agents huddled on whether to
drum up the fact that Rex Harri
son, who will co-star with Lllli
Palmer in "Four Poster," has had
a change of heart about Holly
wood. They decided to let Rex
make his own peac; with Is mov-
letown enemies.
Bill Demarest lost his nine-year
presidency of Hollywood's "No-Catch-Marlln-Club"
by landlnR s
143-poundcr off Balboa. The fish.
he wails, cost him exactly 118,000
nine summer vacations at 12000
each.
The censors finally okayed Gig
Young's monumental alcoholic
binge in "Come Fill the Cup." It's
never empty for Gig in the film.
Hollywood's cycle of anatomical
movie titles "Song In My Heart"
"Belles on their TOES," "About
FACE." and "The World In his
ARMS 'seems to be getting out
ol hand. The day Fox winds up
er will start shooting "The 6000
FINGERS of Dr. T."
Those huddles between Gary
Cooper snd his Rooky concern the
property settlement phase of their
ccmlng djvorce. There are three
mansions to dlwy up.
SHORT TAKES: Walt Disney
will re-issue his 1937 hit. "Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs," ear
lv next year. . .Red Skelton shed
15 pounds for his TV debut. Kirk
Douglas' role in "Champion" has
earned him $100,000 to date. His
deal for the film was 115.000
In cash, 135,000 deferred, and 5
per cent of the profits.
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Three Killed
In Collision
YAKIMA, Wl Three persons
were killed yesterday In a train
auto collision six miles east of
Toppenlsh. ,
Tlie state patrol said the dead
were Mr. and Mrs. Adam B. Kel
ler of Portland, and their three-year-old
son, Robert.
Patrolman said the three were
Instantly killed when their car was
struck by a speeding eastbound
Northern Pacific passenger train
at a grade crossing.
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Mercy can . find-
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