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'DENNIS THE MENACE"
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HANDS Off OF HIS STUFF.
Garland's TV Debut Labeled
'Personal Triumph' By CBS
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HOLLYWOOD Wl Judy Garland
blew her voice, on her television
debut but both she and her hus
band said today: "II was worth
It."
so did CBS-TV, where one
spokesman labeled Judy's debut
Saturday nighl as "the greatest
personal triumph In the history of
tne network.
"We've never had anything like
this happen before," he comment'
ed. "Our switchboards were still
jammed 24 hours after the tele
cast,
"People fiom all over the coun
try called Just to tell us how much
they liked Judy. That's all. Just
lo tell CBS how much they liked
ner.
We've never had such an lnt.
mate personal reaction from view.
ers belore."
Judy .and her producer husband
Sid Luft got little sleep after the
.show. The doorbell was rung all
night by messengers delivering
telegrams.
. Luft said 1,500 telegrams, mostly
from people In small towns that
he and Judy never had heard
about, were counted by last night.
"People sure are wonderiul,"
said Luft, Judy agreed.
Living up to show business tradi
tion, she had made the debut de
spite a severe case of laryngitis.
Judy pooh-poohed the throat trou
ble Friday.
"It's just nerves," she said then.
"It will go away."
However, CBS really gof worried
when about 20 minutes before
show time it looked as If her voice
might not make it, A doctor, sum
moned hastily, sprayed her throat
and stood by In the wings with
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the spray. She went through the
came spraying routing after each
number.
To viewers, she belted songs
like the Judy Garland of old even
though her voice cracked on some
of the high notes.
Luft said her showmanly desire
to please the audience caused her
to "blow" her voice. Judy, In a
voice that sounded like Foghorn
Murphy, confirmed the news, but
added:
"We're going to take a rest,
maybe in Palm Springs. I'll play
ft little golf and it'll come back.
It always has before."
Kidnap Charge
Faces Brothers
GREENWOOD, Miss." Ifl The
second phase of the state's case
against two white men accused of
kidnapintr and killing a Negro boy
begins here this week.
DIM. Atty. Stanny Sanders said
he expects a preliminary hearing
on the kidnap charge to be held
net later than Friday. The men
were cleared of a murder charge
last Friday In a trial that drew
international attention.
The boy, 14-year-old Emmett ThM
of Chicago, was snatched from his
uncle's home near here early Aug,
ioiu- nays alter np Allegedly
woll-w!ti$Uetl and made "Insultlnft-t
remarits to Mrs. Boy Bryant, 21,
In the Bryant grocer- store at
Money.
Bryant, 24. and his half hrother
3. W. Milam. 36, .if Glendora,
Miss., were arrested tha next dnv.
A brutally battered body identi
fied as Till's wa3 found in ad
joining Tallahatchie Couutv Auir
31.
Man Divorces
Obese 7ife
CHICAGO itf With the deadline
only hours away, 44-year-old Mrs.
Lillian Koran still needed to lose
18 pounds today to savs her marriage.
Her husband, who filed suit for
divorce last May, promised to take
her bacH: if she could slim her
190 pounds down to 127 by Sept.
27. K or ten charged cruelty, but
sata ne was filing the suit because
his wife weighed too much.
Judge Cornelius Harrington ap
proved the dieting arrangement
and Mrs. Korsen has spent the last
live monins in last.
Yesterday her attorney Edwin
C. Podwell said she weighed In at
145 and had been prohibited from
dieting any more by her physician.
"Bhe lists pretty good." Podwell
said. "There's no question but that
rhe could take off the weight If
she had mere time."
He said he would ask for a con
tinuance of tomorrow's scheduled
court appearance. -
Korjen's attorney aaid. how
ever: "I'll produce an accurate
scale and I will ask her to rtt
IU 11. - ,
Civil Service
Case Opens
WASHINGTON m-A Senate
Civil Service subcommittee Inves
tigating the administration's em
ploye security program called key
government officials today for
Questioning about the Wolf Lade
Jinsky ease.
Milan D. Smith, executive as
sistant to the Secretary ot Agricul
ture Benson, and J. Glen Casslty,
the Agriculture Department's per
sonnel security officer were leadoff
witnesses.
Also Called were Harold E.
Stassen; 1 former director of the
Foreign Operations Administration
and Scott McLeod, the state De
partment's security chief.
Ladejinsky, a Russian-bom gov
ernment land reform expert, re
ceived security clearance from the
State Department and was em
ployed as an agricultural attache
In Japan, But last December, when
his job ws transferred to the
Agriculture Department, his clear
ance was lifted and he was dis
missed. In the uproar' that followed, he
was cleared and hired by Stassen's
Foreign Operations Administration
and assigned to land reform work
In Communist - threatened Indo
china. Benson later ordered Lade-
jlnsky's designation as a security
risk stricken from Agriculture De
partment records.
COMMIES TAKE UP BASEBALL
TOKYO A) Japan's Communist
party has taken up that old capital
ist pastime of baseball. The party
has farmed two teams on its news
paper Red Flag. Team colors: red,
white and blue.
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BEST DRESSED hillbilly boy and girl at the annual freshman
reception et Modoc Union High School at Alturai Thursday
were Floyd Whiting end Jessie Prior. The reception climaxed
one-day initiation for new freshmen members of the school.
Cowbells, awarded as priies, are from the student council,
sponsor of the annual event.
Over The
Garden Gate
MALM
Members and guests of the Ma
lm Garden Club will be entertained
by Mrs. Phil Blohm, Wednesday,
September 28. at 2 p.m.. at her
ranch home three miles east of
Mllin. Mrs. Edwin Stastny will
act as co-hostess.
'High Hill Reveries," the pro
gram topic of the day, will be led
by Mrs. Loyal Loveness and Mrs.
Merle Evans.
A workshop featuring weathered
wood arrangements will be conducted.
Participating In the program
theme each memoer Is asked to
bring a rustic arrangement to be
judged by the program leaders.
Prizes will be awarded. Roll. call
topic Is to be "A Mountain Shrub
I Have Learned To Know."
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Woman Demonstrates
Submarine Tactics
DETROIT Mrs. Eileen Whel-
an didn't have to board the sub
marine Tambor on the Detroit
River to show her 11-year-old son
an underwater craft.
No sooner did the two start for
the submarine yesterday when
their parked car began to roll,
gained momentum and was
launched right In the river.
Family Pickets
Leave Car Plant
BESSEMER. Ala. ) The fam
ily ticket Una that shut down a
bip freight car manufacturing
plant and left too workers idle
has been withdrawn.
V. . McClain, 31-year-o!d dis
charged plant guard, aaid yester.
day he had decided to let his dis
pute with the Pullman-Standard
Car Manufacturing Co. be settled
through regular grievance chan
nels of the CIO United Steelwork
ers. His picketing, aided by his as.
year-olii wife and two of their
small children, interrupted opera
tions of the plant Wednesday and
closed aX completely Thursday,
AIR LINES
Russia Releases
U.S. Jet Flyers
VIESEADEN, Germany im The
Russians have released two U.S.
airmen whose jet trainer made a
forced larding Friday in Commu
nist East Germany. Their T33
plane was to be returned to the
air force today.
.An air force spokesman said the
pilot. MaJ. Louis W. Cunningham of
El Paso, Tex., and St. Warren P.
Oebler of Jersey City, N.J., were
in good shape when they were
handed over last night at Hcrles-hausen.
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