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False Coin
Trick Told
. COATESVILLE, Pa. M Two
coins in the lolder, iixed to hide
all the slugs. , ;
It was a good trick, good enough
to net three Coatcsville men some
rnsv monev for a while. But n wl
lcy bank teller finally tripped them
up.
The three were arrested yester
tiny on charges of wrapping Iron
- washers in coin lolders and pass
ing them as quarters at bunks.
Knch wrapped stack was capped
ul cither end with a good quarter
and contained 38 washers in be
twoen. Bank tellers exchanged the
rolls lor paper money $10 each
.without checking lurther.
Police .said the trio passed the
bogus rolls at banks in West
Chest it and Oxford, Pa., then
tried their luck nt the National ;
Hunk of Christian;), Lancaster
County.
Kill suspicious teller, whose
name was not revealed, refused
the transaction and noted the li
cense number ol the trio's car.
Slate police traced the license
to Alfred J. Zaio, 20, a lormer
basketball star at Coatcsville High
School. Sgl. Thomas Dooner ot the
State Police said Za.o contused
and Implicated Anthony a. clulle,
25, and William D. Mann, 2'J. all
ot Coatcsville. Thev worn churned
with obtaining money under false
pretenses.
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WORCESTER. Mass. Wl-Frlday
the 13th was a day of double cele
bration In the Stanley W. WUciyn
bkl family.
Wilczynskt was bom on Friday,
Auir. 13. 1926, and yesterday his
wife presented him with a son.
Klamoth Falls. Orf on
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foods at thtli kestl
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
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Ike Pictured As Against
Outlawing Communist Party
THURMONT, Md. Ifi President i nizatlons determined by the sub
Eisenhower was pictured today as verslves Activities Control Board
convinced a Senate-approved bill (sacb) to bp Communlst-dominntpri
to outlaw the Communist
pany
would make "propaganda mar
tyrs" of Reds in this country. -He
reportedly will try to persuade the
House to kill, the measure.
An administration official famil
iar with the views of the President
who is spending the weekend at his
Catoctin Mountain lodge here, also
told newsmen Elsenhower is in
complete agreement with Atty.
Gen. Brownell and FBI Chief J.
Edgar Hoover on the mailer.
Both men have opposed outlaw
ing the Communistson the grounds
it would drive them underground
and make it much more difficult
to keep track of them.
The administration source here.
who asked not to be named, said
the President or Jnis aides proba
bly will talk privately with House
leaders In an effort to get the bill
shelved.
Eisenhower will have an oppor
tunity to do so Monday in Washing
ton at his regular weekly meeting
with Republican legislative
leaders.
The bill to outlaw the Communist
party was passed by the .Senate
Sen. Humphrey (D-Minnl led the
successful surprise move which
combined the outlawing provision
v. ith another anti-Communist weap
on the administration does want.
That other section of the' bill,
authored by Sen. Butler (R-Mdi.
Is aimed at wiping out Communist
controlled labor unions. It pro
vides that labor or business orga-
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. would lose their riRhts unde rthe
Taft-Hartley labor law.
Humphrey's proposal would
provide maximum penalties of five
ears In prison and a $1,000 fine
for persons who willully Join or re
main members of the Communist
party and commit any act to carry
out party purposes.
Despite Eisenhower's reported
opposition to outlawing the Reds,
his aides declined to speculate on
whether he would veto the com
bination bill if the' House goes
along with the Senate and ap
proves it.
But the President was said to
feel that such a measure would be
most ineffective.
He was understood to have ex
pressed the view Communists
sbioad would be quick to spread
propaganda picturing U.S. Reds as
martyrs and victims of persecu
tion. And he also reportedly feels
the security of the country can
best be safeguarded by avoiding
steps which would force the Reds
further Into hiding.
The President had an opportuni
ty here yesterday to talk the mat
ter over with Brownell, who was
Eisenhower's guest along with
other" members of the Cabinet
at an informal outing.
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Hollywood Holds Opening
I . .
Dv BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD i Can you imag
ine Hollywood turning out in its
mtnkk and tuxes to see a 15-year-
old snovie?
Ttot happened this week at the
"Qe V
nil.
With The Wind" opening,
Police Recover
Bank Loot
MONTREAL W Police have re
covered nearly $25,000 of an esti
mated S36.0O0 stolen in a daring
bank holdup Aug. 4 at. East-End
Cbamplain Village, and have ar
rested four men and two women ia
connection with the theft.
They said they will be charged
Monday with conspiracy and
holdup.
One of the suspects was identi
fied as a 19-year-old clerk at the
dominion bank's branch .who ear
lier had told them he was -forced
to open the bonk door for two
armed men who committed the
robbery. I
The cash was found split up
among the six suspects, police
said, but they had disposed of
about S8.O0O.
LAST DAY! I
'WWV the
with IAN MacDONALD.-. CHARLES BUCHINSKY JOHN DEHNER PAUL GUILFOVLE
Doers Open
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. JOHN WILLIAMS SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS Srortinq Sundoy. Adult, 65c Lcx,e75t.. KiddiesZtV!
which featured stars. searcnnii
and sirens at the Egyptian inea-.
ter. Some of the famous names
were school children wnen uie
film first opened Debbie Rey
nolds, Guy Madison. Jane FtfweU,
Vera-Ellen, Tab Hunter. The "pre
mier" also drew from the more
mature crowd: even Liberace was
there with a date.
My third view of "OWTW" pro
vided a chance to review the short
comings and assets of what js -in
many respects the greatest pic
ture ever made. . ' ; :
The picture is long. Three hours
40 minutes in a theater is. hard
on the seater. no matter what the
attraction. And "GWTW" does
drag in the latter portions, when
there is less action and more -unraveling
of the plot.'
The characters remain story
book people. They have none of
the reality of the individuals in
"From Here to Eternity," for ex
ample. Although you are engrossed I
by the figures of "GWTW," you
can never escape the faof that
they are rather one-sided charac-1
ters of a novel.
But you have to strain to find
things wrong with the picture, j
Its good features are overwhelm-1
the
last
word
in
p-M-
For 'Gene With The, Wind'
. . ... i ir.aied to I tour de force of any actress in
ins.
We have been
treated to
the wide
.,
T.-.y DUt most of them
displov bigness for its own sate.
In-'OWTW," spectacle supple
ments the story.
And what a story it is! It tells
thP sa:ra of a self-willed woman
, against the background -
nation, tne toiueue..j.
never feel real sympathy for Scar
lett O'Hara. but you can't help but
be .fascinated by her.
Vivien Leigh had the greatest
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In 1952-
"HIGH
NOON"...
in 1953-
' SHANE". .
arid
now
IN COLOR BY
Technicolor
WALTER SANOE JOHN MclNTIRE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1954
tour de force of any actress in th
history of the screen. Probably no
other actress could have done so
well.
I was also struck by the Indis.
penslble nature of Clark Gable.
His presence gave the film a vital,
ity, often when it was much need,
ed. He is a magnetic personality,
and one wonders how the academy
passed him up for the Oscar. The
big prize went to Robert Donat
for "Goodbye, Mr. Chips' that
year, 1939. r . j
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TOMORROW!
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