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Doctor Free
In Death Case
ANN ARBOR. Mich.. I.T-Doctors
at bin University hospital here
have been instructed to prepare
anesthetics personally for their
own cases in the wake of the
death of a patient given the wrong;
drug.
But aside from that rule chance
and transfer of a nurse, there
were no other repercussions from
the death October 30 of 19-year-old
Ernest A Leskela of Bruce Cross
ing, in Michigan's upper peninsula.
Tragic errors were made, but
there Is no evidence of criminal
negligence on anyone's part." said
chief assistant prosecutor Edmund
Devine.
Dr. A. C. Kerllkowske. hospital
director, disclosed over the week
end that a nurse had placed un
labeled bottles of cocaine, adrena
lin and novocaine on a tray In
preparation for a cleft palate oper
ation on Leskela.
The attending physician. Intend
ing to use the novocaine. mistaken
ly injected IS cubic centimeters of
adrenalin. Dr. Kerlikowske said.
Noting immediate distress, the sur
geon made a quick Incision and
massaged the heart by hand, he
said, but the youth died two hours
later.
Death was listed as accidental
after an investigation.
The nurse Involved was trans
ferred from the operating room.
Hospital rules forbid administering
drugs from unlabeled containers. ,
Blast Try
Falls Flat
i MIAMI. Fla.. W Police in sub
; urban Coral Cables were without
a clue today as to the Identity of
the person who threw a stick of
dvr.dmite at a Jewish center early
Sunday morning.
Police Lt. J. Wallace said the
dynamite apparently was thrown
from a moving automobile shortly
after a city policeman had gone
off duty at 7 a.m. after an all
night vigil at the center,
i The fuse apparently was knocked
: out before the dynamite landed
1 near the door of the synagogue.
I Wallace said.
I Henry Smith, custodian, found
the dynamite When he reported for
work at 7:30 a.m. and threw It
into the street. Two hours later
Maurice Finkerhofer. who lives
nearby, found lt and took lt into
the synagogue.
lo-lnch fuse was found at the
h.RA ni a tr fthnut 3(1 fet frnm
! where the dynamite landed, Wal-
lace reported.
It was the first time a dyna
i mlting attempt was made in Coral
Gables but the Miami area has
I been stirred by a series of dyna-
mitings at Jewish synagogues, and
at Carver Village, a Negro hous-
lnz project, In recent weeks.
I Last Sunday 44 memorial win
dows In a synagogue In Miami
were shattered by a dynamite
blast and dynamite exploded but
caused no damage at Carver Vil
lage the same day. On Nov. 30 a
dynamite blast caused 122,000 dam
age at Carver Village. No one was
Injured.
No arrests have been made and
police say they have uncovered no
clues. Rewards totaling $8700 have
i been offered for Information lead
j lng to the arrest and conviction of
the dynamiters.
Boring Named
GOP President
PORTLAND, WU-E. E. Boring.
Salem. Is the new president of
the state Republican club.
He was elected Saturday at the
club's convention here. Sen. James
Duff (R-Pennl was the principal
convention speaker.
Duff urged the nomination and
election of Oen. Dwight Elsenhow
er for president. He said Elsen
hower "Is the one sure guarantee
of the people for a change in ad
ministration. Just as he is the
best guarantee in the world for
peace of the world by reason of
his world-wide standing."
But Duff also warned Republi
cans against what he said was
trying to turn back the clock. "It
is surely time for us to face up
to the realities, nut ourselves In
itouch with the thinking of the
I people, and try to meet the feel-
ings and demands of tne people.
Instead of cramming down their
throats something they don't want.
That method has not worked In
the last five national election,
snd don't forget coming up In
1952 Is the last call for dinner "
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German Areas
To Unite
STUTTGART, Germany. LB
Three sninll uermun Mules hve
voted to form one big new atulo
covering the enllro southwest cor
ner of Germany.
Voters of the three alntrs an-
ftroved the merger overwhelmingly
n a plebiscite yrslerdny. The vole
was 1.14J.136 to 158,518 Tlie Allied
high commission Li conslderrd cer
tain to approve the outcome.
United by the voters' verdict are
Wuerlteniberg-Badrn, with 3.957,
000 inhabitants: Baden, with 1.373,
000. and Wtierllemberg-llohentol-lem.
1.2d4.0O0.
The new Mute with a totnl nouu
latlon of . 493, 000 slretchc from
Heidelberg on the north to Switzer
land on the south and from Ulm
west to the French border. It be
comes the fourth largest slate in
all West Germany, which now will
have nine stales Instead of 11
It will be several months before
a new constitution can be drawn
and a new parliament elected to
put the new state Into operation.
The new state has not yet been
named, but Its capital probably
will be Stuttgart.
Sponsors of the merger expect
it to produce economies and im
prove efficiency by centralising
governmental administration.
It also removes a post-war Ger
man complaint against the Allies,
who carved the area Into three
states to fit occupation tone boun
daries. Before the wnr It consisted
of two states, Wuerttemberg and
Baden.
Chief opposition to the merger
came from the Badenese. who
wanted their historlo state restored
to Its prewar dimensions.
The Communists alo foucht the
merger, contending It would aid
"remilitarisation and American Imperialism."
North Pole
Flight Slowed
SEATTLE. Lfi Weather and en
gine trouble grounded an Alaska
Airlines DC-4 earlv today, delaying
the start of a scheduled flight to
the North Pole with a real pole
and a sack of letters for Santa.
Alaska Airlines officials said.
weather permitting, the , plane
would fly sometime today to Point
Barrow, Alaska, departure point on
the 2ti00-mile polar Illght. The
polar hop Is scheduled tomorrow.
The airliner was to have taken
off from Paine field north of here
last night. When trouble developed
In one engine, after an earlier
delay due to weather, maintenance
men held up the flight to get the
four-englned shin In perfect shape
for the hasardous 12-hour flight
over tne frozen Arctic wasteland.
..Hie specially-outfitted plane will
carry 5000 letters to Santa collect
ed by "North Pole Nellie" (Mrs.
Audree Vance ot Fairoanks. Alas
ka) from children throughout
Alaska and the states. Mrs. Vance
will make the trip as stewardess
for the flight.
The airliner's cargo also will In
clude Stan Oarson's north pole
a red and white striped steel cyl
inder but Garson, who originated
the idea of planting a real pole
at the pole, probably won't make
the trip. Tlie airline said civil
aeronautics administration rules
will permit only employes aboard
during the "Mar flight.
An air force navigator will ac
company the flight the first bv a
commercial airliner over the North
Pole.
ILLEGAL GAMBLING
BALTIMORE. OP The first Baltl
more man with a federal gambling
stamp to face criminal court ac
tion was given a six months sen
tence and a 2000 fine Friday.
The defendant was 43-year-old
Charles F. Neubert. arrested No
vember 23 on a betting and num
bers charge, police said he did
not have the stamp at the time
of his arrest.
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Bing's Voice Has Changed
Since '30$; 'Sizzles' Now
. tly ihskim: JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD, (NKA Behind
the Screen: lling Crosby la Kill
king ol the wutolers because his
voice "stitlci."
Victor Young, the Hollywood mu
sical whla who led tlie orchestra
when Hlng made Ills firm record
a decade and a hall auo. Mlmwrt
i ins the "air.tlr" theory about Blng
in uiscouiumg claims Hint the
Gronurr'a voice Isn't as good today
as it was 30 years ago.
"It's a. different voice a third
lower." Young said, "but It's a
better voice, lt ilstlcs."
Slulci?"
"Yes. It's a sound with a drive
to It. It's a fat voice Instead of
the thin lyrical voice lt UbtA to
be."
Frank Sinatra In the same league
With Blng?"
"He's a great pop singer." Young
let It fly, "but his voice doesn't
siule. Ava's got tlie little In that
family."
I wanted tlie words straight from
Dugmar herself.
"Tell me honestly "
"Yes?"
"What do you think of Jan Rus
sell, Mario Wilson, Denlse Darcel,
Marilyn Monroe and Janet Lelvhr
"Why, they're beautiful girls,
honey.'' cooen D. miliar. "They loci
just like our West Vlrlni girls
fed on combrcad and buttermilk."
Clara Bow, Jeuii Arthur and Kay
-,(iivu iii ma urma ur rum
mount's No. 1 heart throb of the
early 30's. Is back on the Para
mount lot holding a tray as Blng
Crosby s butler-conlldaiue In "Fa
mous." "It's a lot easier." Regis grinned,
"The tray never upstuges me."
Regis may not have a key to a
plush suite on the stars" dressing
room row at Paramount, but hes
a big shot on TV. where 14 of his
prewar films are making the
rounds.
All were made for quickie pro
ducers after he left Paramount and
he was reluctant to accept them
tor fear of losing prestige. But the
producers were willing to pay him
top salary and his agent finally
talked htm Into the roles with the
claim:
"Nobody will ever see 'em any
way." "Nobody ever did see m either."
Regis said, "until TV CAME
ALONG."
Zsa Zsa Gabor, the Hungarian
firecracker who's aimed her sights
at movie stardom now that she's
a TVenus. confessed that every
time a Gabor sister telephones
their mother In New York, mama
Immediately asks:
"What's the trouble NOW?"
There are three mad Gabor sis
ters and as Zsa Zsa fays:
"Three are PLENTY!'
Zsa Zsa's current trouble Is a
rift with her third hubby, Oeorge
Sanders, but career wise she's
soommg to stardom In MOM'S
"Lovely To Look At," with other
films in the talking stages.
Where had she ever acted before
that?
She whispered It: "Honey, I've
never acted on stage or screen but
believe -mo I ve acted In a lot of
living rooms." v
Still walling about her clash with
Tallulah Bnnkhcad and Oeorge
when they asked her to read lines
WALKS OFF
SALEM. I.P State police found
no trace today of the convict who
walked away from the state prison
annex Saturday afternoon. The con
vict. James Walker, 25. was due
for release In March. He was sen
tenced from Curry county In 1949
on a forgery conviction and was
resentenced last year for parole
violation.
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rioue blew a fuse she told me:
"I'm a willy woman not a half
wit." Eleanor Parkers chucked the
"Mits Gunny Sack" title alter a
long procession of dowdy roles anil
la humming, "That's For bure."
about giving Hollywood's glamour
oaoes a nine competition In the pin
up department.
Her blonde hair covered with a
flaming red wig and resplendent In
a low-cut, 17th century gown fnr
Iter role of a fiery French spitfire
in "Scaramouchc," Eleanor
beamed:
"This Is the f tre-t time I've had a
chimcr. to bo sexy and I'm having
a ball. Really, I've never even
worn an evening dress In a movie.
I'm through with the 'Miss Gunny
Sack' title forever."
Old Levi Strains, who sewed un
the first pair ot blue Jeans 100
years ago, would have been mighty
happy.
They put Marilyn Monroe Into a
pair for a scene In "Clash By
Night." she was supposed to look
dowdy and unattractive as a can
nery worker. They also gave her
a dirty tee-shirt, mussed her
blonde hair and took off all her
mnkeup.
Then the shapely Marilyn wig
gled there j nn other work to de
scribe her walk on stage. The
whistles tounded like Saturday
nitht at a strip pnlnce.
"It's no use." groaned Director
Frits Lang, "Let's go to work.
What can you do about nature?''
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