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11 V 11(111 THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD, Ifl Aro you n
com-Jinslcr? a hiiir-cuiliT'r a
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cracy of pcrfoiui! Urhnvior. Coino-
ainiis nnve lliin, too. A coinlu,
who will havo to rniAln mvmclfva
was dlcuiistnir lhe habits of hi
cillouiiuca this week. . .
in pictures, you mil cover them
up witn cmlmK or retuves. " he
observed. "In radio it doesn't
mutter, you can't see them. But
In television you cim'l miss them.
A eouiedlnn Is riRlit lvrro la lull
view oi millions vt ueonle. Thi
slirihtebi inovciiiciit imiI over
looked. ;
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Teternn pcrroriuris hkve aoiue hab
its they csn't hWf. You'd tuver
think thnl Milton lierlo Is ever "I
it Iocs Tor a r. but he esn be.
How call you tell? He lets out b
nrowltntr- not5e Hint Bounds like
urrrrr' mid dutorls lus mouui m
a luiuu- way. -
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lets out a bin coush every now
and then. Jerry Lester combs his
hair. 13ob Hope draws His lllU't
(inner over hl eyebrow. Oeorse
Jesel lays his Index tltixer on Ihc
side of his nose. Jock Beiuiy sihks
; his hr.nd in his pocket.
! Me? 1 scratch. I'll be In the
middle of a routine rnd find tint
I'm scriitchliu; my elbow or my
ear."
Who knows perhaps some
smart psychiatrist could mr.ke n
thriving practice of ridding TV
comics of their quirki
Hollywood Is soundins Us A. as
fur as picture titles arc concerned.
On a list of movies now in pro
duction, we see such titles as:
Somebody Loves Me." "Walt Till
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Town Banks Short Over
Million, Five Arrested
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa., W 110 the FBI has made to the Wes
The two national banks In New tern Pennsylvania-West Virginia
Kenslmrton are abort over mil- area in little more than a year
lion dollars today as the FBI ar
rested filth employe on emuez
iltnu charges that have shocked
this Industrial community.
The FBI seised George Rogers
ShlareUa, 53, yesterday. The slight,
greying man worked his way up
from messenger boy to assistant
cashier of New Kensington's First
National 'bank. FBI Agent Fred
HaUford said ShlareUa admitted
misapplication of $12,584.
FOURTH ARREST
ShlareUa is the fourth First Na
tional employe arrested since last
January 11 and the fifth In the
town to be accused of embezzling
federal bank funds. HaUford said
-ShlareUa also admitted making an
881,324 false entry on the bank's
Other charges Involve Dennis V.
Layfield, of Wood County bank,
Parkersburg, W. Va., accused of
embezzling $363,000; Samual Paul
Lewis, of Indiana, Fa., $48,479;
Mrs. Goldie CaldweU, New Alex
andria, pa.. 828,000, and Hildur
Nysurom. McKeesport, Pa, $3900.
The government Is also investi
gating a $1,300,000 (M) shortage
at the First National bank in Cecil,
Pa. It was discovered about a
year ago alter bank cashier John
F. Wagner committed suicide in
front of the bank's vault.
HaUford said the total shortage
throughout the area wiU pass $3.-
000.000 (M).
Residents of -the Industrial town
of 25,000 received the fifth em
bezzlement report calmly, but
television comedian.
Archie disappeared from I train
between London and Leeds, where
he was to have appeared tonight
ou a television show.
Archie couldn't caU for help.
He is the British Charlie Mc
Carthy and is helpless without his
Voice." ventriloquist Peter Brough.
Broiigh has offered a 500 pound
($1400) reward for Archie's return.
Scotland Yard and railway po
lice have thrown out a net to trap
the abductors.
They fesr he mav end un In
somebody's fire place In these
days of coal shortage.
cash sheet.- , , ;-'',.. ,lmany wondered what one person
The arrest orougnv '"" "- Irmt into words:
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The series of defalcations started
coming to Ught last January when
the FBI arrested 52-year-old Guldo
Vernuccl, an Italian immigrant,
who served in the bank's foreign
department. He is free on bond
cnargea witn taxing U7W.
Next WUllam D. Smeltzer, an
assistant cashier, was accused
September 13 of embezzling $560.-
000. Then while checking Smelt-
zer's shortage the G-men October
2 arrested Otto R. Grotefend and
said he took $16,000.
The fifth bank shortage showed
up at the New Kensington Par
nassus National Dank. The FBI ar
rested Ludwlg R. Schlekat on Au
gust 16 charging him with steal
ing SMJU.UOO.
Schlekat said he used most of
the money to buy controlling stock
in the bank and have himself elec
ted president.
The R. A. Helnts Construction
Co. today was awarded the job
of realigning, grading and paving
a 12.44 mile stretch of U.S. Vt
In the GUchrist-Crescent area.
The highway commission accept
ed the Helnts company's bid oi
$689,468.50. It was low of 13 bids
received yesterday on the project.
Plans caU for realignment of the
highway from Just north of the
Willamette Junction to four miles
north of Crescent. The highway
through Crescent will be made 64
feet wide and curbs installed.
A 100-foot bridge over the Gil
christ Timber company's logging
road at Gilchrist also is included.
Wrong Gear,
Hospital
Jimmy Anderson, 22-year-old
truck driver for the Carpenter
ranch at Malin. put his truck In
low gear Instead of reverse yes
terday afternoon and wound up in
Klamath vauey nospuoi.
Anderson said he got excited
when his truck stopped at the rail
road crossing on the Alturas high
way at Stronghold. As a result he
ran the truck into the path of an
Alturas-bound SP freight train
about 1:30 p.m.
S.F. officials said the train hit
the truck Just behind the driver's
crd. engineer of the train wan
Charles Bray of Klamath Falls.
Anderson suffered multiple face
lacerations and left leg injuries.
He was reported in good condition
uy nospuai autnormes.
FASHION CLEANERS
Ph. 5563
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Green Stamps
Wooden-Faced
Comic Stolen
LEEDS, Eng., m Kidnaper.
marie off last nlcht with Archie
Andrews, woodtn-laced radio ana!atory
Thief Uses
Toy Pistol
SEATTLE, l A 31-year-old
Str.nwood man was arrested In n
university QLstrict hotel room hero
yesterday alter a SU4 holdup with
a toy nlstol.
He wus booked as Lawrence It.
Kane. Del. Set. Austin Scth said
Kane admitted the l.tlduu of the
cii:ht clerk of another hotel.
Selh said Kane told In a sinned
statement of Retting the holdup
Idea aitcr seeing a cap pistol in a
srocery window.
"I was restless and fed up."
Selh quoted Kane as saying. "I
had a few beers, visited a few
taverns and missed the 12:30 bus
br.ck lo Stanwood. I didn't have
anv money for a hotel room."
lh said police broke In the
hotel room . tloor and lound Kane
counting money. He hod been
trailed' through a taxi.
The detective said Kane had
served a term in the state reform-
for grand larceny in is-w.
Party Lecder
Returns
Olive Cornett, Oregon Republican
national commitleewoman, re
turned this week from a GOP
strategy planning meeting In New
York and Washington. D. C. aud
now has gone to Seattle for a
Western states party conference.
When she returns here she Is
to bring Mrs. Gilford Mayes, who
Is assistant chairman, of the GOP
national committee and commltee
woman from Idaho. She will be
guest speaker r.t a meeting of Re
publican women here.
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SATURDAY
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Barbara DRlfTON
Hlllafd PARKER
4 COLOR CARTOONS f, show oniy 1
Czechs Hit
By Newsmen
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Wl
The Inter-American Press Assoc.
adopted, with rousing cheer yes
terday a resolution condemning
Communist Czechoslovakia's im
prisonment of Associated Press
Correspondent William N. Oatis.
The adoption of the resolution
was a final matter on the agenda
before the delegates started for
home after electing a new presi
dent at their convention here.
Luis Franzlnian 53, publisher of
Montevideo's El la, has been elect
ed the new association president.
Ballot Stuffing
Ring Upset
MOBILE, Ala., Wl Three leaden
were given Jail sentences and 18
others fined as the federal govern
ment cracked -down on a ballot
box stuffing ring.
U.8. Dlst. Judge Daniel H. Thom
as passed sentence Friday after
the 21 pleaded either guilty or nolo
contendere (no defense). The fines
ranged from $50 to $2000 and to
taled $7800.
Peter V. Croliclj. a cafe opera
tor whom the government called
the mastermind of a vicious elec
tion racket, was given 18 months
In prison and a $2000 fine. Two
other cafe operators, Ray W, Fair,
child and C. J. Holman. were given
sentences of a year and a day and
iinea iidu eacn.
MORE SHIPS
' HAMBURG, Oermany, (Jl West
ern Germany intends to Increase
her merchant fleet bv 160.000 urosa
registered tons in small and middle-sized
ships during the next two
yen, a government snokesman oi
the transport ministry , has an-
f SUNDAY
Wiiliam BENDIXg rfegS
Macdonald CAREY 'WJil
Mooa FREEMAN Z J$
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the Stm Shines, Nellie." "tovelv
lo Look At," "SiiiKlu' In the Kitlii,'''
"tfuilor Ut'waro" mid "SHe'a work
tug Her Way Throutih Oulloiic."
Nowadays producers, seem tu b
getting their titles front old hll
parade lists, , , ,
Soino observers are always harp
ing on how niovlo people go to
Broadway to be discovered. Yes,
It has happened, as In the case ul
Belly Orablo, Hut what about some
recent cxumplcer
Lee J. Cobb was a great lilt In
"Denth of a Sulcsimui," Likewise.
Pr.ul Kelly In ,"Ooniiiiniiil Uevl
slon" and Jessica Tandy In "A
Streetcar Named Desire." Anil did
these three Mumo slurs return to
Hollywood In triumph? Nut exact
ly. Thev resumed Flaying largely
secondary roles.
June LtK khttrt was a comedy hll
on Broadway a few seasons back,
but she luilrd to cash In on her
stage fnine when she relumed lo
(lints. Critics raved nbout Patrlcln
Morl'cn in "Kiss Me, Kate." but
she hasn't drawn a movie nsstuii
incut yet. A",-i Anne Jeffries, win
once appeared in 11 westerns, drew
appluuse In "Kate", "Street Scene"
and other musicals. Slill no Hints
have come her way.
So maybe if you're a Broiulwav
star, you should slay on Broniiwnv.
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