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By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD W) Notes and
comment on the Hollywood scene:
Another busy news week in the
filiritown. What can happen next?
Maybe the Debbie Reynolds-Eddie
Fisher engagement?
On Monday I sat and watched
"I Love Lucy" along with Lucille
Ball and Desl Arnaz. Also a num
ber of others who were Invited to
the home of Parke Levy, creator
of. the new Desilu show, "Decem
ber Bride."
Lucille and Desi had just re
turned from New York, where they
Mexico Holds
Guatemala Red
MEXICO CITY 11 Mexican offi
cials must shortly answer a knotty
question: is the killing of rebel
sympathisers during a civil war
crime or politics?
The, case arises because Guate
mala's present antl - Communist
government has asked the extra
dition of Jaime Rosenberg. He is
accused of the killings while chief
of police of the former Communist-dominated
government. This
regime was overthrown after 10
days of civil war.
' Under International law and the
extradition treaty with Guatemala
he can be extradited for "common
crimes" but not for political ac
tivity. It is up to Mexico to decide
Whether the killings were political
or were plain murder.
Rosenberg Is under arrest on
the . extradition request. Whether
he will be freed and allowed lo
live in Mexico depenos partly on
the amount of pressure left-wing
elements can bring to bear on the
Mexican Government. The case
will probably be decided by the
courts. The left-wingers are de
fending Rosenberg on the grounds
that the killings Rosenberg him
self denies responsibility for them
were political actions. They in
voke Mexico's traditional respect
for Its policy of asylum for politi
cal refugees.
British Plan To
Question Reds
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IP)
Britain's top delegate to the U.N.
General Assembly prepared a list
of searching questions today to test
the sincerity of new Russian dis
armament proposals which appear
to meet some Western demands.
The British delegntion chief,
Minister of State Selwyn , Lloyd,
led off the speaking list as the
Assembly's 60-nation main Politi
cal Committee launched Its dis
armament debate.
The debate, expected to continue
for about two weeks, lists a British-French
compromise plan ac
cepted in principle last June by
the United States with a similar
proposal offered the U.N, 10 days
ago by Russia's Andrei Y. Vishin
sky. Tonight on
5:00 p.m. Edward R, Murrow -Neivs
I in,d ij
6:00 p.m. fhe Perry Como Shoit
6:15 p.m.
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6:30 p.m. ,4 mos 'n'A ndy Music Hall
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8:30 p.m.
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FALLS, OREGON
had been toasted on Ed Sullivan's
show the night before.
The Amazes chortled in the
darkened room as they watched
their show. They seem to enjoy
it as much as anyone. The fin
ish showed Desi winning $1,000 in
the stock market.
"Is that all there is. Desi?
asked Lucille, who had forgotten
ine snow, snot monins ago.
Sure honey," he replied. "Do
you want me to make a fortune
and ruin the show?", , ,
Betty Grablei making her- TV
debut on the "Shower of Stars,"
got lost in the shuffle when all the
fuss arose over Mario Lanza's
mouthing to old records. She was
never more nervous about a show;
she told me as soon as it was over
she ran to her dressing room.
I hope the Lanza fiajco will
prompt the networks to shy away
from pre-recording and other pho
ny devices. Mouthing to records is
okay In movies, where perfection
can be achieved by retakes. But
no TV singer can completely carry
off the illusion of singing when ie
isn't.
TV's greatest asset is still its
spontaneity. Nothing should be al
lowed to detract from it.
Liberace says Uiat. after the "A
Star is Born" premiere, he told
studio boss J. L. Warner: "All I
want is a picture as good as that
one." Warner replied the Liberace
picture will be even greater.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil tfl
The Inter-American Press Assn.
has picked New Orleans for its
1955 meeting. The IAPA Board of
Directors announced the choice
yesterday. Spokane, Wash., also
had been considered as a possi
ble site.
The board elected Paulo Bitten
court, publisher of the Rio de Ja
neiro newspaper Correio da Manna
as president, succeeding Mexico
City publisher Miguel Lanz Duret.
Publisher James G. Stahlmaii cf
the Nashville (Term.) Banner was
elected first vice president. Other
U.S. newsmen named to posts
were Robert U. Brown of Editor
and Publisher, New York, as treas
urer, and Publisher John R. Reit
emycr of the Hartford (Conn.)
Ccurant as chairman of the Execu
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Jury Acquits
WACO Tex. WW A south Texas
lawyer has been acquitted of a
charge he took part in a murder
plot that wound up with a politi
cian's son shot dead by mistake.
Nazo Alanir. 39. had been ac
cused as part of whits the state
called a plot to kill Jacob 8. Floyd
Sr. of Alice, chief rival of Duval
County political boss George B.
Parr. The gunman got Floyd's son
instead, the state said.
A Jury yesterday found Alaniz,
of Duval County, innocent on a
charge of accomplice to murder
after a week-long trial here on a
venue change.
Jacob S. Floyd Jr., 21, Univer
sity of Texas student, was stot by
hidden gunman at the rear of
the Floyd home "Oie night of Sept.
1992. At that moment, his father
and Alaniz were meeting at an
Alice drive-in.
Floyd Sr. said the meeting fol
lowed an urgent phone call by Al
aniz in which the latter told Floyd
to come by taxi, not his car.
The state claimed the trigger-
man was Alfredo Cervantes, a Mex
ican national who has never been
arrested or indicted.
The state charged that Alaniz
and Mario (EI Turkol Sapet, San
Anionio bar owner and former Du
val County deputy sheriff, had plot
ted to have the elder Floyd killed.
It said Alaniz was to lure Floyd
Sr. to his garage with a telephone
call but "lost his guts" at the last
minute and called hint to the se
cret meeting to warn him.
Sapet, the state said, was to pro
vide the killer's getaway car. Sa-
O'Dwyer Plans
To Testify
EL CENTRO, Calif. Ml William
O'Dwyer, former mayor of New
York who served a term as U. S
Ambassador to Mexico, has re
turned to this country to testify
before a congressional committee.
O'Dwyer has accepted an invi
tation to appear in Los Angeles
before a House subcommittee in
vestigating Communist infiltration
in Latin America, scheduled to
meet Thursday and Friday.
The former New Yorker arrived
at Tijuana, near San Diego, by
plane from Mexico City yesterday
ana men came by automobile to
the ranch here of his brother,
r-rana u uwyer.
At the Tijuana airport, O'Dwver
said he is practicing law in Mexico
City and plans to live there the
rest of his life. He declined com
ment on political matters, saying:
ive nung up my shoes." indi.
eating he has given up politics.
He said he did not know if New
York authorities planned to ask
him to testify on any matters
mere. He added: "And I don't
Know ir they asked me If I'd go,
It depends: 6r how, much time
have." "'';
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Lawyer In Murder Case
h.. fc.. .sentenced to 9S years
S'JS'SSS ?ta V
on conspiracy charges
ing-
effect, upheid the
The jury,
in
defense claim that Alanis heard
r.t th murder plot and warned
Floyd Sr. of It because of past
favors from Floyd. Alaniz did not
teatlfy, but bis wile qio, one
French To
Vote On New
Arms Plan
barts ij Premier Pierre Men-
des-France pushed ahead today
with his drive for quick National
Assembly endorsement of the Lon
don agreement to rearm Germany.
He claimed an "Important major
.in,, w hart him tomorrow In
the parliamentary vote, which
would unseat his government If he
lost.
Thn Kniinnal Council of the pow
erful Socialist party, which holds
105 seats in the 627-member As
sembly, scheduled a meeting to
night to set the faction's policy on
the nine-power proposals.
The National Committee or an
nthnr. maior assembly group,
the Popular Republican Movement
(MRP), disapproved the London
Records yesterday but left their
Deputies' Committee a final deci
sion on how the 88 Assembly mem
hem from the nartv should vote.
The MRP. whose leaders include
former Foreign Ministers Robert
Schuman and Georges Bldauii,
had led the unsuccessful fight for
Assembly approval of the Euro
pean Defense Community (EDO).
The party contend? that the Lon
don proposals 0.0 not m
enough of the international con
trol of German rearmament which
EDC would have provided.
The Socialist council who had
backed EDC and expelled three top
leaders from the party who voted
against that treaty. A 50-50 split
in the party's deputies on the EDC
vote was one of the factors in its
rejection in August.
Mendes-France apparently anti
cipates a sizable backing from the
Socialists and MRP, no matter
what their party commands de
cide. The Premier Is certain of sol
id opposition from the Assembly's
100 Communists and fellow travel
ers. Mendes-France voiced his con
fident expectations yesterday in a
speech at Pont Saint-Pierre, in his
native Normandy. He told his au
dience "a large area of agree
ment has appeared" In the Assem
bly debate on the London agree
ments. "It is particularly refreshing to
note not only that the debate took
place in an atmosphere of concili
ation and dignity," he said, "but
also and above all that an Im
portant majority has now appeared
which is ready to agree on an Is
sue which had so deeply divided
French opinion."
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EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, i9;u
Ithat on the night of Sept. ,4.
'ved..eiPbone callfro
Rmnlsh-speaklng person who hu
not WenUfy himself She
lb... - o - .a n ycr"-
tnut message: 1 am tne man tint
talked to him Saturday and thi,
matter is true and it will be to.
night."
Mrs. Alaniz testified that wh.
she gave her husband the x.
sage ne rusnea out 01 ine house
saying it "might mean saving 1
man's life."
Woven through testimony ..
the struggle between Parr's ooiitu
cal faction and the opposition Fret,
dom pany in lexas lour-county
79th Judicial District. The elder
Fioya is a riceoum party leu.
He testified Alaniz told him nm.
fesslonal killers were imported
from Mexico to murder him h..
cause of politics.
After young Floyd was knix
Parr Issued a public statement that
be anew noining bdouk me slaying
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