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William Bendix Ends lOih
Year In 'Life Of Riley'
By HUBBARD HEAVY
(Fsr Bob Thomas)
HOLLYWOOD P By the time
Chester A. Riley becomes a grand
father, he will be able to retire
on his cut from "The Life of
Riley." But, being an actor, WH
Ham Bendix will not retire.
"Because," explains Bendix, star
of the perennial Riley series, "what
good Is an actor unless he Is
acting?"
Riley made his bow on radio 10
years ago last January and con
tinued for eight years on the air.
Court Seeks
Interpreter
Alfonso Torres. 28-year-old Mex
ican wetback who shot up the
Hallway House in Bly Sunday and
seriously wounded an Innocent by
stander because he was told to
"speak English or shut up," ap
parently can't speak either Eng
lish or Spanish.
This appeared to be the situa
tion Wednesday afternoon when he
was arraigned before District Judge
D. E. Van Vaotor on a charge of
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Two Interpreters were unable to
converse with Torres.
rinalls', Judge Van Vactor gave
tip trying to conduct the arraign
ment and ordered Torres to appear
again next Monday. In the mean
time, District Attorney Frank Al
derson was Instructed to find some
one to act as interpreter who can
understand Torres and vice versa.
In the meantime, surgeons at
Klamath Valley Hospital were still
waging a desperate battle to save
the lite of Leon E. Jenkins, 32-year-
old Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., em
pove. who was shot In the chest
during the barroom battle at Bly.
One of five bullets fired by
Torres hit Jenkins as he was
standing at' the bar talking to a
friend. Jimmy Anderson, Sheriff
Murray Brltton says, who had or
dered Torres to speak English, at
tacked the Mexican with a knife
after his gun Jammed. Torres
throat was slashed and he was
also cut about the face and body.
Torres was served with a war
rant charging him with assault with
a dangerous weapon Wednesday
morning at Klamath Valley Hospi
tal. He was then transferred to the
county Jail where he Is held In
lieu of 12.500 bond.
'Rain Crew'
Awaits Storm
WAYNESBURG. Pa. ITl A
"rain crew" took up a vigil
promptly at 12:01 a.m. today to
record the slightest precipitation
in this southwestern Pennsylvania
community of 8.000.
The crew, says Attorney John
Dally, will stay on duty at the
courthouse steps until midnight to
night tt necessary to keep faith
with Waynesb'jrg's tradition.
The tradition goes back to 1811
when someone, for reasons best
known to himself, said IV would
rain on July 2 and it did.
Since then, according to Daily's
statistics, it has failed to rain July
29 on only seven occasions.
In many cases, Daily admits,
the rain has Just been a sprinkle
but that was enough to keep the
tradition alive. Somewhere along
the line Dally became "chief rain
prophet."
And. somefthere along the line,
the Chamber of Commerce thought
It would be a good Idea to pub
liciie the tradition. For the past
few years Daily has been In the
custom of wagering a hat with
some celebrity that it would rain.
He has quite an accumulation of
headsear now. So many. In fact,
he doesn't bet hata anymore.
This yesr s "fall guv," la Bill
Corum. sporls writer and president
of Churchill Dnwns where betting,
especially on Derby Day. la tome
what of a tradition Itself.
H It does not rain. Corum has
promised to make Dally an hon
orary Kentucky colonel. If Dally
loses, he says Corum will become
the unofficial chief rain prophet.
KIDNAP
TUNIS. Tunisia iv Five French
soldiers, presumably kidnaped bv
terrorists earlier this month, have
been found dead wilh their bodies
VPOHtE VVTTH ANY N05E DROPS!' j
This week. Riley and his family
are completing their 104th TV
show. '
The series has paid well and will
continue to do so. In addition to
his salary, Bendix has a 25 per.
cent interest in he show on re
runs. Re-plays of the scries may
well go on for years and years,
In TV areas that have not' seen
the show via network and in other
cities and hamlets where stations
are yet to be built. And with dubbed
voices, they could, and probably
will, go on in foreign countries for
the next 50 years. .
"That is," cautions Bendix. "un.
less we run smack into color. What
then? I don't know. I'm afraid,
alter TV converts to color, that
people won't want to look at black
and white any more."
Any actor who looks down his
nose at television Is off his rocker,
Bendix believes. The work is easi
er and there's more money to be
made.
Bendix likes the work because
each film requires only three
days work. In the fall, when
filming resumes, the company wilt
work six straight days, making two
films each week, and then lay off
for a week. That, says Bendix,
is wonderful.
But not half so wonderful as the
job he had for two and a half
years as one of the inexplicable
Howard Hughes' contract actors.
Let Bendix tell It:
"Word suddenly came, 'sign Ben
dix.' and when Howard Hughes
gives an order. RKO Jumps. I
don't know, because I've never
talked to Hughes, why he suddenly
decided he had to have Bendix.
I signed up after a little haggling
for a straight four years, and no
options, at a big salary. Well. It
was J2.00O a week for 208 weeks.
"Afler a few months I played
a small part In a picture. Worked
seven days. A few months more
and I worked In another picture,
for 11 days. Every week I got
$2,000 for nothing. Then this TV
series got hot. We always were
trying to get ahead with 'RUeys' i
because I never knew when I .
might get a picture call. After all. .
I was getting a lot of money and .
if I was called to work, I had to
go. But the strain became too
much. I either had to quit Riley
or Hughes.
"So after two and a half years
and 18 days' work I got released
from the contract. I had collected
$260.000 but for what? Isn't that
incredible?"
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