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firms to ooerate the 16.777-ton liner
Italia and the l9,l-ton onpsnoim
is expected shortly. They wouia oe
used to start service from Ham
burg and Bremerhaven to North
America.
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owned by the Swedish-American
Lines. The Italia, a Panamanian
registered vessel, belongs to the
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Genoa, Italy. '
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Chipmunk Crossing
Street Brings Suit
LOS ANGELES ' Wt 'z- Yoshlve
Iwasa wants back the $357.76 he
says it cost him to let a chipmunk
cross the street.
Iwasa (lied a claim against the
city yesterday, saying he stopped
his auto rather than run over the
chipmunk - and was struck In the
rear oy a lire department pickup
truck.
Couple Claim Seeing
Colored TV Jor Years
LONO BEACH. Calif. " Wl TOb
will be a revelation to the Federal
Communications Commission and,
no doubt, quite a few oculists: A
couple here claim they've been see
ing color television on their black-and-white
set for the last three
years.' . . ...
A TV technician who services
their set says It's an optical illu
sion; none of their friends see any
thing but black and white on the
set. But Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Blll
lnger he's 78, she 72 Insist they
see a colored picture.
"We have lived in three loca
tions and we've changed our eye
glasses," says Billlngor, a retired
Carmel, Calif., resort owner. And
they're not rose colored either, he
adds.
Tyrone Power
To Make Film,
' By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD M The much-
traveled Tyrone Power is back In
Hollywood to await the birth of
his second child and to make a
picture before continuing his Jour
neys about the globe. Ty's wife,
Linda christian, is expected to give
birth in about a week. '
.Having served valiantly In
'Lloyds of London" and "A Yank
In the RAF," Ty is again saving
the British Empire in "King of
the Khyber Rifles." That's a 19th
century India tale being told by
20th . Century-Fox, Power's old lot.
"Started here 17 years ago!" said
the actor, who is as deucedly hand
some as ever. "I've got a listing
Of the talent at the studio In those
dnys. Not one player is still here I"
Even Power is connected with
the studio only lifa limited sense.
He has but one more picture prom
ised to the lot after this one. Other
wise, he's a free agent. And that's
the way he likes it.
I've always suspected that Ty
has a little Gypsy mixed up with
his Irish blood. As soon as his
family gets squared away and he
llnishes a stage tour, he'll take off
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17 WILL MAKE YOU
LAUGH, CRY and CHEER!
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- WILLIAM ,. DON OTTO.
HOLDEN TAYLOR PREMINGER
.
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THERE
NEVER
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STARTS ,
SUNDAY!
1 5J-1 1 1 Mills
(Radio
Breaks Trip
Await Birth
for Brazil to take part in the Sao
Paulo 400th anniversary fete. "Lor
enzo the Magnificent" with his own
company.
"I wouldn't mind signing with
Fox for one picture a year," ne
remarked. "Then I could maae pic
tures in the spring, and summer
and devote the fall and winter to
stage and other work." !
Ty has been touring the land
with the concert version of "John
Brown's Body" and he'll resume
with Raymond ' Massey and Anne
Baxter as soon as he finishes the
picture. He Is more enthused about
this stage presentation than he has
ever been about a picture..
"It's f antastlcally easy, and very
rewarding too," he remarked. "All
I have to do Is get to a town
we usually travel by bus get set
tled in a hotel, put on evening
clothes, walk to the theater and
right onstage. It's as simple as
that..
"And the show Is a thorough de
light. I've played It 150 times or
more and I never get tired of it.
Maybe it's because the roles are
so varied."
Ty and the other stars portray
a number of figures in the civil
War era and reach a number of
dramatlo peaks. .
"It's an amazing new medium
that Charles Laughton has de
vised," he remarked. "We never
really play the characters; we talk
about them. Yet when we do, we
reach emotional excitement,
"This kind of presentation has
immense possibilities. You can
take any classic off the shelves
and present It In an exciting, theat
rical manner. You can if you have
a great talent like Laughton to do
the editing and staging."
While Power has returned to 30th
Century-Fox, It isn't exactly In the
manner to which he has been ac
customed. When he was under ex
clusive contract to the studio, his
dressing room on the set was a
plush plaid affair complete with
leather furniture and hunting
prints. He also had his own roomy
apartment In the stars' building.
While his co-star Terry Moore
has a fancy dressing room on the
set, I found Ty in a smaller leanto
ot the kind that generally houses
feateed players. Since Clifton
Webb has been given Ty's old
apartment, Ty has been assigned
another one. He hasn't been In it.
Nor has he complained about not
getting his old dressing room,
which apparently Is not In use by
anyone else.
All this could have been caused
by his balking at the "Khyber
Rifles" script when he first re
turned here.
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Communist regime says an in
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are being Injured or killed in fac
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Rude Pravo, the Czech govern
ment newspaper, complained that
"accidents were caused not only
by technical failures for which In
msny cases the workers are re
SDonslhle but io h .r.t
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