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Man May Lose
Citizenship
WASHINGTON I Attorney
- General McOranery Tuesday or-
dered proceedings to utrip Amert
' can citizenship from Albert Anas
tasia, described by the Justice De
partment as a new York water
front racketeer.
Anastasia, a native of Italy, Is
currently a leading figure in the
Mew York State Crime Commis
sion's investigation of alleged
gangsterism in the world's largest
dock area.
The Justice Department said It
had allegations in Its tiles that
Anastasia. 60, living at Fort Lee,
N. J., was one-time "lord blgh
executioner of Murder, Inc."
The denaturalization proceed
ings, a first step looking toward
deportation from the United States,
will be filed In the federal district
court at Newark, N. J., probably
late Tuesdav.
It will allege that Anastasia
failed to disclose various aliases
and criminal record In obtaining
his certificate for entry Into this
country.
McOranery said Anastasia de
nied having such a record, al
though he had been convicted of
murder and had been sent to the
death house In Sing Sing, prior to
a reversal of the conviction on ap
peal In 1021.
Hla exclusion Is being; sought In
connection with the attorney gen
eral's program for ridding the
country of some 100 underworld
figures described by McOranery
as "undesirables."
Budget Bundles in at Men's Hand
Laundry by t:M a.m. are out al
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AUTOMOBILE LANDS. Frank Hagan of Portland, M.., escaptd
with concussion and a broken shouldor bona when his car
overturned several times before smashing into the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Garton. Mrs. Garton said the accident
was the ninth automobile to crash in the yard in three years.
Administration Tries To
Maintain WSB Activities
WASHINGTON I Admlnistre
Uon ollicials attempted to pump
new life todav into the floundering
Wage Stabilization Board, pledging
that wage curbs will be kept with
or without a board.
Mobiluation Director Henry
Fowler and Economic stabillier
Roger L. Putnam said last night
they were hopelul 01 persuading a
new set of Industry members to
take seats on the WSB with public
and labor members.
The industry members quit as a
group last week end. thereby pre
venting the WSB from operating.
Bus Driver
Has Innings
CHICAGO If) W. E. Jackson.
30. a Chicago Transit Authority
streetcar motorman for four
months, got his long awaited
chance to drive a CTA bus Mon
day. His tcur of duty as a bus pilot
was hectic, speedy and brief.
He was in the loop at the height
cf the evening rush. Traffic was
snarled. Package-laden Christmas
shoppers Jam-packed his Archer
Avenue bus before he slammed
the doors and took off for the 10
mile express trip to the southeast
side.
He didn't make a single stop to
take on or let off a passenger.
He drove his howling passengers
all the way to the bus barn at
Rockwell Street. Jumped from the
bus and walked Into the superin
tendent s onice.
"I'm through." Jackson said as
be threw his identification badge
onto a desk. "I spebt 10 years in
the Army but I can't take this."
A relief driver was summoned to
take some So distraught passengers
to their proper destination.
A CTA spokesman said Jackson
bad quit.
"He can t do that." the spokes
man said. "We'll fire him."
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. .. nrntn.t point! President
Truman s reversal of the board
ruling on a pay raise. lor coai
miners.
The WSB had held only $1 SO of
a 11.90 daily pay raise negotiated
for John L. Lewis' soil coal miners
a allowable without upsetting
inliation controls. Truman over-
.nlul tv.. U'co rikmn allnu-tnff
the lull amount. The WSB"s seven
industry members thereupon
walked out and accused Truman
of "political expediency."
Fowler and Putnam said In a
joint statement last night they are
trying to get Industry to assign new
members to the crippled WSB.
They said prospects for this looked
good. But they added that, In any
event, wage controls will not be
abandoned.
The alternative seemed to be
that Putnam or somebody else in
the Truman 'administration would
take over the WSB's duties and
decide what pay Increases could
be allowed.
This might not sit too well with
organized labor, however, it has
always insisted on having a voice
In anv pay controls.
Charles v. jiuiingsworin, newiy
named WSB chairman, said Indus-
tn. -v. a.T. Kr nl I Ha WRR'S Boston
regional board are reconsidering
tneir resignations, ne saia inuuiry
men on the Kansas City and Atlan
ta regional boards have given as-
tnraiuv thv m-nnt mill did
those on the Boston and Chicago
regional ooaras.
"This is not a mass exodus as
it first seemed." Putnam observed.
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John Wayne
HOLLYWOOD 'NKAl Behind
the Screen: Hollywood's lug-ol-war
over Imogene Coca and Sid
Caesar for a ro-trrliig, big-screen
movie In lf.V) now has John
Wavne and his ro-protturer Bob
Fellows claiming they'll noon have
Hie TV stars' names on a conli.icl
with their Independent company.
"As lar as boih side m con
cerned, -it's a deal." Wayne de
clared. "But Ihrie art still llnal
delails to be spilled."
Wavne has called II a day wlln
his home studio. Republic, and will
do six pictures al Warncra atlpr lie
completes his current "Trouble
Along The Way." But he lias
shelved has ambitions to direct and
will stick to acting and producing.
June Allvson goes sexy for the
fllst lime in MOM'S "Remains To
Be Seen" and Is saying that It
remains to be seen whether movie-
DEPA Studies
Power Cuts
PORTLAND Members of
the Deletu-e Electric Power Ad
ministration's Advisory Committee
conferred here Tuetiday on the pos
sibility of additional cutbacks in
use of Pacllic Northwest power.
Recent rains were not general or
heavy enough to relieve the acute
shortage, committee chairman J.
Frank Ward reported after a meet
Uig at Tacoma Monday.
Northwest public and private
power officials discussed the short
age and means of relieving It
in a conference telephone call with
DEPA committee members at the
meeting.
Ward said consideration of the
possibility of further mandatory
curtailments was put over until
the Portland conference.
A 10 per cent poer cut went
into ellect Nov, 10 for large power
users. Inauguration To
Be Nationwide
WASHINGTON tft The three
dav partv celebrating President
elect Elsenhower's inauguration
"will be a national party." says
dancer George Murphy, who will
direct the entertainment.
Murphy, appointed yesterday,
said most of the Jan. 1S-20 pro
ceedings will be carried by radio
and television. Some programs, he
said, msv be sold to spoiuors to
cut expenses which the Inaugural
Committee estimates may on one
million dollars.
Murphy said highlights will In
clude a concert by the National
Symphony Orchestra Jan. 18. a
"real variety show, not a vaude
ville show" Jan. It and an Invita-llon-only
ball after the Inaugura
tion Jan. 20.
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Claims Luck In
guns will nl and for (lie switch
Hum the wholrMiine-glrl type.
"I JuM don't know," she walled.
"Let's face It I'm not Marilyn
Monroe. I hope people like It. You
never know. 1 can always say I
tried." June tan a hand through
her pline-irnpMl hnlr ami howled:
"They gave me a boviah hair,
cut lo make nip sexy. InMead f
the gill next door, tin now the boy
next door."
Arch Obolcr's ads or his lliree
rilmeiinioti "Uwana Devil" are
screaming:
"A lion In your lap and a lover
In your arms!"
If Ihings get dull. I presume, your
hands will be free lo pass the pop
corn. Take It from Marilyn Monroe,
she and Joe DIMagglo are not
inches awav from the altar. In DiAi
sleepy, carc.vilng voice, Marilyn
spiked the rumor with:
"I don't have any plans to get
married. Sometimes things can't
happen oyeiniglil. no mallrr how
wonderful It would be. But 1 doll t
believe marriage would Hurl my
career."
And also, take It from Marilyn,
she and Jan Russell haven't feud
ed for even a second as the co
Mars of "Oeutlemen Prefer
Blondes."
"I was plrasantly surprised." she
reported, "to find that Jane Is a
wonderful person. She doeMi'l look
down at me and act standoffish
like some women.
Hsrold Lloyd's old studio in west
Los Angeles Is being rased. A big
Mormon temple will rise on the
Sailor Admits
Torture Killing
MIAMI. Fla. The Marine
Corps Air Bae reported Tuesday
a sailor had confessed the torture
slaying of a woman, still unidenti
fied, whose nude body was found
Sunday at a lonely spot north of
Miami.
The provost marshal's office lift
ed the sailor as Wilbur J. Whalte.
30, of Coupevllle. Wash
Whalte was arrested Nov. 1 on a
charge of hitting a Miami Beach
woman with a brick. He was at
liberty on J.0OO- bond In that case.
The man's story, as told to l.t
Tom Robbins and made public by
the provost marshal's office, was
as follows:
Whalte met the woman at 11
, m 6atr(jav m the Circle Bar In
, Miami. She was Intoslcatrd. and
thev left the bar together.
Whalte took an automobile
parked In front of the bar and with
the woman drove to the lonely
spot near a rock pit where her
body was found later.
There, they had sexual relations.
The woman wanted to walk around,
and to prevent her from doing so
he tied her hands behind her bark,
strangled her and smiled her belt
In her mouth.
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Klamath and 8th
Signing Caesar-Coca
alls , , Jack Palance, happily mar
ried, Is bulling over a printed rtt
porl that he a romancing Mary
Mlnrlalr on the Texas location alle
of "Arrowhead " It's another pro
IiIp boy In the company wlio'a
Mary s big moment . . . "The Hlue
Angel." the old Miulpne Dietrich
lilt, as a vehicle for lllldrgardo
Nell? Word's nut that Dairyl Zan
uck has purchased the rights to
remake (he film classic slier yearn
of effort and a pile of legal obsta
cles , . the fabulous El Mlradnr
Hotel In Palm Springs, taken over
by the Army as a World War II
hospital, reopena Dec. 1.
Hollywood's attempts at slap
stick comedy have never equalrd
Ilia "arllstlc" triumphs of such
esrly-day celluloid laugh kings an
Muster Kealon, Harold Lloyd and
llnrrv Langdnn.
Why? I popped Hie qursllon al
froreii faced Buster beiwren
allows at Las Vegas' Hotel Sahara
where he's starring In one of his
famous pantomime acts.
"Radio." scowled Buster. "Radio
riilnrd the screen's slap.il k k com
edy." Here's how Busier explains It:
"Lloyd. Landon and I were vl
usl comics. The prop and ward
robe departments were more Im
portant to us than writers. Then
radio developed a new crop ol
comedians. The radio comics
brought their Jokes to the scree
and that was the end of visual
comedy."
Red Skellon and Bob Hope, says
Flunler, could be great visual slap
stick comedians, but "thrv're not
visual thinkers. They Ihlint In
terms of spoken gags. And now,"
he groaned, "they're even bring
ing radio jokes In a new visual
medium television. It's ridicu
lous." Ann Sheridan's near the Inking.
the-contracl stage with Producer
Albert Zug.milth for "Female ol
the Species." to be fllMed an Ihc
island of Majorca . . Nick Hil
ton's still In a spin over starlet
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Ilka mail al tsa eonttne'lnfl cart, tha two Stud,
baktn wad Outrdrln, sllorwl al aura ceil.
Shells Connolly, who looks myA
like Ulltabcth Taylor lliuu Lis liV
self.
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Hollywood Is advertising "CJliei
aina solas."
Herb Hleln. who collects Holly,
wood gags, iiomluales this as the
greatest Hue of all time.
When tliouclio Marx resigned
from (lie friars Chili, he wrote the
club secretary: "I refuse to belong
to any cluli Dial would accept me
as one tit lis members."
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