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Circus Promoter
Gets Hot Seat
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. liP
A kid-style backyard circus wound
up with a grand finale that couldn't
have been more spectacular had it
been planned by P. T. Barnum
himself.
The ringmaster, 11-year-old Billy
Davis, came tumonng out oi a
tree house 15 feet above the heads
of his audience with his pants on
lire.
Billy said later that he and three
of his promoters had planned a
"flaming torch act to end the
show. Their equipment was a Jar
oi gasoline and a match.
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SEARCH FOR QUAKE VICTIMS Volunteer res cut workers search through the rubble at the
entrance to Lerner's store minutes after woman victim of the earthquake which hit
Bak.nfield, Calif., had been removed from the debris. First reports showed two dead end many
injured. Unofficial estimates placed damage in millions of dollars.
Agents Weeping Over Loss
Of Marilyn Monroe Check
HOLLYWOOD NEA The
Lauch Parade: A few years before
shapelv Marilvn Monroe hit star.
dom. the story is going around.
she permuted hersell to be placed
under contract to a publicity man
and a talent agent.
Neither of the men exactly
turned over the town in an effort
to let a contract for the lass who's
the nation's No. 1 box-office at -
traction.
Crt c.na.. mnni r--i
lyn drove up to their apartment
in a taxi. She was flat broke, she
said, and there was nothing In her
pantry but a box of cornflakes.
So if you'll lend me 20 cents
for a bottle of milk and pay the
taxi man for the trip here and
the trip back." she added, "I won't
bother you anymore."
Next day. the boys decided to
tear up Marilyn's contract.
The mother of a famous foreign-
born blonde beauty picked up a
New York newspaper one day and
read that her daughter's British
husband had moved out of her
Price Hikes
May Continue
WASHINGTON W Secretary
of Commerce Sawyer says that jBrown). and RayAnthony's "Mar
prices of consumer goods probab- iiyn," dedicated to Marilyn Mon
ly won t increase much the rest ! roe. decided to hop aboard the
of this year, but suggests the long-1 bandwagon with a song titled
term trend still may be upward
Ma or orlce changes are not
Indicated for the balance of ' this
year." said Sawyer, summing up
results of a survey by the depart
ment on the effects of the 58-cay
steel strike that ended July 26..'
Despite Ule S5.20 a ton steel
price increase that went along
witn ine settlement, ine survey
showed many businessmen plan to
absorb all or part of the higher
metal cost rather than try to pass
it along to the public.
sawyer gave mis reason:
'It is clear that general refusal
on the part of the consumer to
pay higher prices would make
price increases Impossible to main-
tain."
The possibility of higher prices
in the more distant future, he In
dicated, depends on whether a gen
eral round ot wage ana price
boosts Is now beginning or ending.
But he said tne ellecls oi the
steel settlement have been "neg.
ligible" so far and that "alarm
ists' statements or actions are not
warranted and not helpful.
Price stabilizer Ellis Arnail. who
had favored a smaller steel price
increase, said after the settlement
that it would cost the average
American family flOO a year.
Arnail said yesterday the cost
of living now is at the highest
level in history and Is continuing
to rise.
Man Attempts
Lonely Voyage
CASABLANCA ID Alone on a
frail raft. French Dr. Alain Bom
bard drifted today toward the Ca
nary Islands 600 miles southwest
of here. With America as his ul
timate goal, he hopes to prove
that shipwreck victims- can live
on what they can find in the sea,
A yacht towed him out to the
open sea off Casablanca harbor
yesterday and he disappeared ln'o
a fog. Oldtlme fishermen had ad
vised him to wait for more favor
able winds, but Bombard Insisted
on shoving off.
He plana to drift from the Ca
naries toward North or Central !
America, he explained, and wants j
to reach the Caribbean before the 1
typhoon season.
He carried a box of American :
Army rations. He said the 24-dav
emergency food supply was a re-'
serve malnlv for the leg of the '
voyage beyond the Canaries and !
would be used only If he were I
caught In the circular currents of
the middle Atlantic, where he I
might not be able to catch any :
fish. ' ' I
His gear also included a filter :
to trap plankton, a unv sea or
ganism on which smaller fish live.
He hopes to find some mnrlsh
ment from the plankton in cse
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movietown- mansion.
"It's true, mama." the movie
dazzler said when the mother tele
phoned to check the story. "We're
miserable together. Fights, .fights,
fights, all the time."
There was a pause from the Man
hatten end. then the mother snld:
"Get him back at once, mv dar
ling. No matter how you fight, you
shnnlri romain lf,nfh I'll ..II
1 why. I remember all vour husbands
land never before have vou looked
',50 wonderful with a man. You're
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Daughters still living with the
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' Edmond O Bricn tells It on Ida
Xupmo. Ida the director, not the
actress.
During the filming of 'The Dif
ference." O'Brien and his co-stars,
Frank Lovejoy and William Tal
man, were' transported to a loca
tion site and asked to do a scene
In a foul-smelling swamp. As the
camera turned and Ida shouted
ner instructions to her players, the
men suffered Insect stings and
reeled under the heat of the burn
ing sun.
Muttering oaths, they worked for
hours in the brackish mire.
Finally, the Luplno voice rang
out: "That was lovely,, ducks,
simply lovely." i ,, .
A HolljjVQPd songwriter, inspired
bv Bernlp'wavnp's instrumental hit
"Vanessa" t mined after Vanessa
Rita
At the moment, he's stuck with
the first two lyric lines:
"After you've Khan
"And left me crying , . . "
George Dolenz, who's playing the
handsome Italian-who breaks up
the romance of Olivia de Havilland
and Richard Burton in "Mv Cousin
Rachel." recently wrote to his fath
er and stepmother in ancient Sar
dinia, where he was born.
He would like for them to have
a new home, he explained, and if
! they would tell him the cost, he
would send a money order to cover
the purchase.
A month later. Dolenz' parents
answered the letter, describing the
; home .they had found and naming
the price.
A movie fur designer recently re
ceived a hush-hush call from a
studio executive who told him that
a certain blonde starlet would be
dropping Unto his salon for a fur
coat. The designer was to give her
anything she wanted, the executive
declared, and the bill was to be
sent to him.
A few days later the starlet
showed up and selected a $12,000
black mist mink coat In which the
skins had been manipulated in re
verse, with the hairs going upward.
Handing her the box containing
(he coat, the designer said:
"This Is a verv unusual mink
coat. The very latest In fur fash
ions. Would you like to know how
I worked It?" .
The blonde Lorelei smiled sweet
ly and purred: "No, dahllng. You
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Theives Take
Cash, Hubcaps
Money, war bonds and hub caps
were the loot In a variety of thefts
reported to City Police over the
weekend.
Henry Hansen, 334 N. 4th. told
police his apartment was apparently
was entered sometime early Sun-
OBV mominff. DCtWeen 3:30 a m.
! ana " ""d ' l'ca purse
WM slolf"- .
ine purse, he said, contained
around (300 In $30 bills, two S100
war bonds, various cards bearing
the identification of his wife. Helen
Marie Haiuen. and a set of keys
to the American Legion club.
A short -time Inter Joe Scham
burger. 334 N. 4th. who has the
apartment next to the Hansens, re
ported that about 120 had been
taken from his clothing.
In another house prowl Saturday
night, Mrs. Leslie Walker, 324S Un
ion, told police someone took a
billfold from her purse, containing
several negotiable checks.
Joe Mathews. 1309 Pine, report
ed two Cadillac-type hubcaps pried
off his car dahirdav night while
the car was parked In front of his
residence: Bud Chldester. 3721 Al
tamont, had two Ford hubcaps atol.
en last night from his car parked
in the Tower Theater lot, and Fran
cis W. Russ, 4438 Peck, reported
two Fontlac hubcaps taken from
his ear last night, also at the the
ater parking lot.
Egypt Premier
Offers Talks
CAIRO, Egvpt lif Premier Aly
Maher says he expects to open
talks with Britain about the Anglo
Egyptlnn dispute over the Suez
Canal zone and the Sudan in three
months after he has cleaned up
the "economic mess" In Egypt and
prepared for new elections.
The Premier told a news con
ference last night that, in setting
a tentative date for formal talks
between the two countries, he
hopes conditions In Egypt will be
returned to normal by that time.
His announcement of a delay In
formal negotiations did not damp
en optimism in official and diplo
matic circles over possible grow
ing co-operation between Egvpt
and the West. Rather, the delay
was looked on as an indication
that unofficial diplomatic contacts
between Egypt and Brltian are
making headway.
The Egyptians repeatedly have
demanded that Britain withdraw
from the canal zone and Sudan.
The British have sought a Joint
defense system for the canal and
Insisted that the 8udanc.se must
determine their own future gov
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Rosalind Russell Okay's
Work On Movie Locations
Ity ttOII THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Lfl After nearly
breaking her leg on one, you'd
think Hosalmd HumicII would luc
her ruthiiMaMu for movie loca
tions. But not Hoi.
"I'm almply wild about loca
tions," an id the actress, who talks
at a rate Just under the Hired of
light. "Why, do you know that In
3 picture I had never been on
location before? They always an Hi
I would go. then at the last minute
they'd send doubles,
"Now I'd like lo da all my pic
tures on location. Just pick up
and go to ttpuln or Mexico or
suiueplace. Pictures ure so much
more real when they ro llliucd 111
tile actual place uf the story, It s
stimulating to the actora."
Miss Russell allows Tomnrkablc
perseverance. She Just returned
from locating with "Never Wave
al a Wac" at Camp t.ee, Vu., train
ing center of the Women's Army
Corps. The heat was so Iniense
Out shoes would sink In inarching
area black-lop.
"When we first got there, the
I Iris in the cast wont through the
drill," Miss ltussrll related. "The
heat was over 100 degrees and
ollmblng, but we dulled six hours
a day lor lluce days. We didn't
mind It at all, until we discovered
we were using muscles wo had
never used bcioro.
In one scene, she took a tumble,
and It' was feared that she had
broken her lea. Testa proved other
wise, but she has a large. 2-ahaprd
wound that will leave a perma
nent scar. She was back at work
without upsetting, the production
schedule.
The WAC picture ta part ot Miss
Ike Writes
Own Speech I
NEW YORK Ift-DwIgM D. El-'
senhower dictated the lirsl dralt
of the apeech he prepared for to
day'a American Legion convention
speech during a plane trip Irom
Denver to Gallup. N. M . on Aug 10. .
He flew to gallop that day to
attend the 31st annual Inter-Tribal
Indian Ceremonial.
On the way from Denver, he sat
In the front aeat of the plnne and
dictated to a stenographer for over
an hour.
On the return trip, he went over
the dralt and revised It.
Subsequently he worked It over :
again several times.
Elsenhower aides said the Legion
address was written almost en
tirely bv Elsenhower with very
little of the usual help from pro-
fesslonal speech writers.
The largest number of victories
registered by a pitcher without a
defeat during a season was made
by Tom Zachary of the Yankees In
1929. His record waa 13-0.
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Russell's determined campaign lo
escape being typed as a profession
1 al woman,
I "Some time aito. the Business
land Professional Women's Club f
Ban Francisco wanted tn give me
nn nwHiu, sue aaiu. i nev warn
ed to know how many' prolesaioual
woman roles I had played. I had
them counted up and thev came
10 11)1 t'va been an executive, law
yer, doctor, psychiatrist, jmlie,
advertising woman, newspaper gal,
tc. How long could I go on shout
ing into telephones?"
Her determination to shake such
rolea waa part of the reason she
undertook her first return to the
alage In Id years. She toured In
11 clllea for six months with "Hell
Book and Candle." She admitted
that director. author Jush Logati
talked her Into It,
"He saw a slack of play scripts
I had been reading and asked how
long I hnd been looking lor a play,"
she aald, "I told him two years.
'You'll be looking another two
years,' he told me. 'and still you
won't llnd one.'
"He explained that tiers like
Katharine Cornell always have
plnys written' especially for
their talonta, 'We wrote "Mister
Roberts" so It would be tailor
made for Henry Fonda,' Josh aald.
rney inougni Mary Martin was
I craxy to take the road company
I of ail Elhel Merman show, "Annie
;Oet Your Win." But ahe proved
alio could da It, and she broke
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