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PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON DATES-OCT. 20 THRU SUN., OCT. S JUMBO-WHITE Folding Wooden CLOTHES DRYER DISH TOWELS Phone 3625 1 s, i S K - V! LJLJ JOHN CHRONISTER, A3c,. USAF and Dillard Chroniiter, USN, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chronlster, Bly, spent coin ciding furloughs of two weeks with their parents. Another son, Charles and his wife of Las Vegas, Nevada, were in Bly for a week's visit with their parents and br'others. ., Friend Of Hollywood Stars Dies After Long Career By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD m Today we're burying one of Hollywood's rich est characters, Stanley Rose, who died broke. 1 Stanley was never rich in terms of material wealth. But his life was rich in legend and few men had more friends. I counted "my self lucky to be one of them. As far as I can judge, he had only one enemy and that was Jobn Barleycorn. His death came last Sunday, because of a throat hem orrhage, at 55. ' ' Rose was a fey character who could be counted on to do the un predictable, He proved that in World War I. He had enlisted at 18, and his throat was shot away by the Germans. Attendants put Alabama Killer May Be Named PHENIX CITY. Ala. Ml The gunman whose bullets cut short the crime-fighting career of A. L. Pat terson four months ago is still hunted killer; but Investigators may have the goods on him. Despite the cautious secrecy of Acting Att. Oen. Bernard Sykes, who is directing the murder In. quiry, homicide detectives say privately they think they know the assassin s name. "We feel sure we have a good sound case against the man who old it," said one homicide de tective, "but there are a few loose ends to be tied iro." And, he added, "there may be others involved, and we want 'io get them-too." . ' Other sources close to the in vestigation corroborated the story, but none of the officers would di vulge details. Sykes commented merely that "we think we're making progress." Neither would he say when the case will be presented to the emer gency grand jury which was em paneled to investigate the Patter 6on slaying and to prosecute rack eteers , caught in Phenix City's wholesale vice cleanup. ' The elder Patterson had been nominated for attorney general on a pledge to rid Phenix City of or ganized crime. His law partner son won the nomination without oppo sition after his father was killed. Hundreds of witnesses have been questioned, but no one has been charged with the killing. Raft Sailor Leaves For Home PAGO PAGO, American Samoa tn William Willis, 61-year-old New Yorker, who recently com pleted a 115-day drifting, trip of more than 6.000 miles on a 35- foot balsa wood raft from Peru, started home yesterday. He left on the small ship Aolele for Suva in the Fiji Islands, where he plans to catch a plane for New York, where his wife Tess await him. He expects to arrive Saturday. curtains around his bed in the hos pital because he wasn t expected to live. But ' his Texas spirit wouldn't give up that easily. He was born in Matador, Tex., and that was ironic. One of his last deals as a book agent was selling the life story of Pat Mc cormick, the lady bullfighter. . After the war, he turned up In Wichita Falls, which was enjoying boom. When his luck ran out, he flipped1 a coin to determine whether he would go to Chicago Hollywood. Chicago lost. He set up the Satyr Book Shop on Hollywood Boulevard, and it was a landmark for movie stars, novelists, con men and producers for 17 years. One of the young kids who haunted the place was Budd Schulberg. Stanley got ample mention in the lad's first novel, "What Makes Sammy Run.' Stanley knew them all Chaplin, Plckford, Fairbanks, Griffith, Bar- rymore. He used to pal around with a onetime boilermaker named Jvfack Sennett, among others. He Siired a young man from Fresno to sweep out the store. His name: William Saroyan. Stanley used to take a load of books and peddle them down the halls of the studio offices. Saroyan pushed the cart for him. The lack of a business sense fi nally did Stanley in. Out-of-work actors and writers spent hours In his shop reading books 'they never bought. Whatever profits came In promptly vanished in permanent loans Id hangers-on. He sold out the shop and left Hollywood to raise tomatoes in the Imperial Valley with a man who is remembered only as "Moon- ft.ee.". But they . soon found them selves out of the farming business and Stanley returned to .Holly wood as a writers' agent. ' A bookie staked him to ah of fice. One of Stanley's first big! deals was establishing his former I employe, Saroyan, as a big-name author. He sold Louis B. Mayer on the idea of having Saroyan take full charge, in making a movie out of "The Human Comedy." MGM gave them a check for S6O.000. Sarovan and Rose reveled for three days, jcarrying the check around with them. No one would cash it for them. 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