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Joan Crawford Picks 70
Sexiest Males on Screen
' By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD, Oft Autumn Is the
time -lor football, bobbin apples
and 10-best lists. So we're celebrat
ing the season with Joan Craw
lord's estimate ot the 10 sexiest
men In Hollywood.
"On the screen," she empha
sised. And then she reeled oil her
list:
1. Clark Gable.
2. William Holden.
3. Cary Grant.
4. Kirk Douglas. '
6. Jelf Chandler.
6. Dean Martin. -1.
Jerry Lewis,
8. tony Curtis.
8. Glenn Ford.
JO. William Holden. (What
again?)
After making; her choices. Miss
Crawford went back and explained.
Gable is still kin in Hollywood,
she remarked. "His -magio touch
hasn't dimmed 'with the years.
"As for William Holden." she
sighed, "he's a dream. There s a
y whoflsn't nashyat (Sll and
doesn't seem to be the .type to
have sex appeal. But brother J he s
got it. He doesn't show It on the
YOUTHFUL CHARM!
By MARIAN MARTIN
IS
fill
a.-- '
surface, but still water runs deep.
SUAVE
Cary Grant is tops for suave
sex. He's polished, but not suck.
Kirk Douglas and Jeff Chandler
have a rugged charm that Inspires
a lot of confidence in a woman.
'And I'm not kidding about nut
ting Martin and Lewis on the list.
I think they are both sexy in their
own way. Dean Is a handsome guy
who sings in a sexv wav. He has
humor, too, and that's Important
in a man. As for Jerry Lewis, I
think he's sweet. He has an ap
pealing, little-boy quality.
"lonv Curtis is one of the sexiest
and best looking of the new faces.
usually wnen a but has his kiiid
of face and sex appeal, you can't
touch him with 10-foet pole. But
Tony has a refreshing humility
and gentleness.
'Glenn Ford Is like Bill Holden:
he's got a lot of sweetness and
charm, but he's a strong charac
ter, too. In fact, I like Holden so
much that I'm putting him on the
list twice."
TYPES
Miss Crawford pondered over
her choices as she prepared to go
into a scene of "This Woman Is
Dangerous."
, "You know," she said, thought
fully, "it's interesting that most of
these men are married and are not
the type ot Hollywood male that
you see at the Blunt clubs."
This no doubt has some signifi
cance, out i can ( quite put my
linger on it.
Capsule Review: "Anne of the
Indies" is like most pirate pic
tures colorful, action-packed and
largely Incredible. This one offers
little that is new, although the
principal figure Is a lady pirate
tsne s actually no lady). Tne dia
logue is often rare, such as when
the hero s wife rebukes the female
pirate with "you're a traitor to
your sex." But none of it is to be
taken seriously, and it's okay for
the escapist fans. Gene Peters.
Louis Jourdan and Debra Paget
are the main performers. ;
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SEATTLE, uft The University ol
Washington: board of regents has
authorized drawing of plans and
application for federal matching
lunds lor tne ursi w.iuu.uvu imi
unit of a teaching and research
hospital. The initial unit will house
a small referral diagnostic clinic
lor outpatients, educational, labor
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planned.
Yilsons Have
One Hope Left
PORTLAND. i.f The U. 8. su
preme court decision against Ttir-
man and Ulan Wilson left the
brothers only one hope (or their
lives.
That will come if Gov. Arthur
B. Langlte of Washington com
mutes their sentence. 'Ilie broth-
era' attorneys. Irvln Goodman of
Portland and Snnford Clement of
Vancouver, Wash., expressed hope
the governor would commute tne
sentence to life Imprisonment.
'It Is our firm conviction that
Turiiian and Utali are absolutely
innocent of tno crime lor wiueii
lliry bio sentenced to die. They
uro the victims of a word, of
the attitude of eel ism Vancouver
police nfllcers toward Turmnn
slues his relass from prison is
prior sentence i and their convic
tion was bused aoley on circum
stantial evidence and mere aua
plclon," a statement from the at
torneys said.
The Wilsons were sentenced to
be hanged at tl Walla Walls state
Srlson August 90, when Associate
ustlce Hugo Ulnrk of the U. B.
supreme court ordered a stity,
A new execution date has not
yet been set.
The Wilsons' attorneys said new
facts on the case are coming to
light, and died "the f minor slier.
Ill's recent letter to Ulnh telling
him In ellect that he Is Iniiocem
ud should not be In Iho ncullvn
tlary. , ,"
Hie letter referred to was from
x-81irlf( Karl N. Anderson, who
aid h believed Utah Wilson
guilty In some degree In the mur
der, but also believed a third man,
possibly more, was involved In the
crime. Anderson was slierllf at
the time of Uie slnyltig.
me Wilsons asserted at their
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Proud Of
Their Bomb
MOSCOW. Vft The Russian nen.
pie learned for the first time the
other day that their country had
evploded an atom bomb and re
acted with considerable pride.
Thev talked about the new In
loud voices as they walked along
tne streets on this cold, but sunny,
day and formed long lines at
newsstands to snap up papers.
The announcement, in the form
of an interview with Prime Minis
ter Stalin, appeared exclusively in
Pravda. Apparently the editors
had counted on huge sales for this
edition and had printed enough
copies to meet tne demand.
BROADCAST
The Moscow radio began broad
ccsting it, however, lust as the
workers began to go to their jobs.
A loud speaker seemed to be blar
ing in every house and each was
clearly audible In the streets.
Western observers were much
interested in Stalin's statement
that only one type of bomb had
been tested and that) tests with
"various calibers" will bs made
in the future.
They regarded this as a clear
indication that the USSR, has
more than one type of atomic
weapon and that she is experi
menting with those she has In
production and in planned produc
tion. Release of the news found most
of the diplomatic colony at the
airport to say goodby to U. S.
Ambassador Alan Kirk Who lelt to
day for home,
QUESTION
"Have you heard Stalin's state
ment?" was the inevitable ques
tion each asked.
Many of these diplomats specu
lated that the announcement might
lead to enower great power el
fort to work out international
atomic control.
Some of them said that a quick
reading of Stalin's statement led
them to believe the generalissimo
would welcome another approach
at International agreement.
Some others took the pessimis
tic view that there was little new
In Uie statement and as the pre
vious Soviet position has already
been rejected by the United Na
tions majority, there was llttlo
hope of anything happening now.
A few said it would at least be
worth while to find out exactly
what Stalin meant when he talked
of "strict International control" ol
atomic energy.
Stalin said Russia wants "strict
international control" in order
that a hoped-for prohibition of
atomic weapons can be carried
out.
western diplomats said mere
might be something new in what
Stalin has in mind for controls.
Russia has refused previously to
agree to uie west s demands lor
international inspection. -
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had six wives, and
he forsook them for
trlnl that they were In a movie
at Ilie time ut the crime, Arrest'
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Iho Dewey girl's body was luuiul,
lliey said thry lind fled there be
cause thry fi'itred Vancouver '"
lice would sitemiit wronitly to I1"1
It on Turmnti.
The slate's most telling blow
Bitlnst Uie WII.Mui brothers' Mnry
wns Introduction ol a beer bot
tle found at the imu-e wliern Ihn
Irl waa netted. On It was Utah's
fingerprint.
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