WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Hollywood's
Turns Serious
HOLLYWOOD (UPI A day of
reclronlng arrives now and then in
Hollywood. and today it's Run
Moreno's. Hie town s gayest bach,
elor girl has snared her first big
dramatic role so she's sworn oil
men and is settling down. .
Until now tho fiery Puerto Rlcan
was a regular Hem In tho gos:,ip
columns. But today she's hard at
work in her first "non-pepper pot,
serious role" as the benutilul Tup
tlm in the movie version of "Tne
King and I." ' .
This big break in one of the lop
musicals of 1056 caused Rita to
' turn In her mambo dresses and of
ficially resign from the night life
circuit.
"I'm so fed up with wrestling
with wolves." sighed the tiny biu
nette. "At this sisue of the game
I want to work like a beast. I'm
tired of going out with new guys.
You have to go through the same
routine every time."
Rita has been linked with most
available bachelors in town frum
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Robert
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Co-starnng
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DOORS OPEN 6:30
LUCY GALLANT
DEMANDED EVERYTHING I
especially the love of one man who
wouldn't play the game her wayl
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Gayest Siren
For New Role
Mailnn Rrfinrin In lltliih O'Brien
since she began acting six years
ago.
Hue in the nightclubs. By days In
pictures. "I always was some sexy
gutter snipe or tongue-tied Indian
maid. ' .
Pita cnlrirtn. In i-fir-rttriliy.fri hv vis
itors to the lavish, Siamese palaces
TI, Vim, unri T" Vft Hpr hdlr
k rmilnH nn Kianiosft fasllion. SilC
wears a 21-carnt gold peari-siuaaea
costume and the longest real tin-
gi'rnails in town.
The brown-eyed actress has no
recrets about thoi,e past romances.
"I've learned something from
each of my men friends," she said.
Uiitrh n'Rrlpn t.1IILht me horse-
back ridiiw" . . . "From Oeordle
Horinel I learned about jazz mu
sic." She won't talk about Brando be
'cause "He wants privacy and I
i respect that."
"But no more dates for a long
time." she said. "I'm serious now.
1 It's part of growing up. I guess."
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In Argentine
, BUENOS AIRES tf Argentina's
Communists ate 'stirring into re-
I' netted actiit. but the government
vows Uiey don't have a chance to
subvert this nation In the wake
of Juan l'eron a dictatorship.
I "The tinned States may rest as
Mired communism will not be a
I problem," says Carlos Munli.
I undersecretary of Interior.
I During hu decade of rule Pcron
i kept atf opposition under tight con
I Irol. Kis police Jailed Communists.
Fjt the Communists survived.
Mthough In last .year a congres
sional elrctlons the; claimed only
1 101.736 voles, that represented a
42 per cent increase over then
claims for the 19S1 elections,
I rowpiful democratic forces are
at woik in Argentina today. Munli
;!.s the besi assurance that com
imini.Mn hasn't chance ts the
j ivp.. of men now running Argen-
Una's government. He says Pro-
visional President Pedro Euenlo
Artmburu and his collaboiators
I are prepared to act sw iltlv and
iorcrii'lly against e 1 1 r e m i s I
. ihrcais iiotii tuner left or right.
Retail Car Dealers Complain
By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON
WASHINGTON on - Spokesmen
for the nation's 40.000 retail car
dealers, complaining of "pres
sures," today renewed their plea
George Doubts
Policy Accord
WASHINGTON Sen. George
D-Ga said today he doubts any
effective agreement can be mode
oelween Republicans and Demo
crats to block off 1956 campaign
discussion of critical foreign pol
icy issues.
"I don't think you can keep
people from talking." he said.
"You can't keep any candidate
from expressing his opinion. I
doubt that It would be practical to
try to declare any phase of loreign
policy off bounds In the cam
paign." Secretary of State Dulles told a
news conference yesterday he does .
not exclude the possibility of a ;
later agreement between the two
major parties similar to mfor
mal understandings he said had
worked very well in 11)14 and 1941;
to keep out of the campaign1
vital Issues bearing on security, i
But he stid any such agreement i
would be difficult before the Demo
cratic presidential nominee is se
lected next August.
Sen. Sparkman of Alaoama. the I
1952 Democratic vice presidential ,
nominee and a member of the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit-j
tee, called the idea "desirable but'
nearly impractical."
George, who heads the Senate
Foreign Relations groua. said in a
telephone Interview from his Geor-1
gla home he was happy to heari
mat Dunes welcomes "construe-i
tive" criticism.
Oeorge added that he hopes fu
ture criticism is on the level
where it won't disturb "basic
relations" of cooperation between
Democratic . leaders and Eisen
hower officials or threaten "estab
lished policies" in American deal
ings with other nations.
PCRSE SNATCHER
LEXINGTON, Ky. t The thief
who rifled .a woman's purse in the
postofflce yesterday may be as
sured that one highly irritated law :
officer is looking for him. Police
woman Susan Garr said the thief 1
removed her billfold, containing
her badge and $18. 1
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A score of dealers, members of
the National Automobile Dealers
Assn. (NADA), were invited to
return for further testimony beforf.
ft Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
subcommittee. .
Frederick J. Bell, NADA presi
dent, contended yesterday that
what he called "one-siaed" con
tracts deny dealers rights as "in
dependent businessmen," and give
FALSE ALARM
LEXINGTON, Ky. I.B Laura
Johnson, 64, dropped her keys
yesterday and put the Fire Depart
ment to work. The keys skittered
through a hole in the floor. She
reached for the keys and her arm
stuck. A company of firemen was
called. When they arrived, she al
ready had pulled her arm free. The
key were recovered later.
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the Detroit aulo executives virtual
control over nu
every dealer.
The subcommittee is engaged In
what Sen. OMahoney tD-Wyo)
terms a study of the economic in
fluence that huge General Motors
Corp. exercises In the auto indus
try. Bell said the manufacturers, in
rebuffing suggestions by the deal
ers for "correction of unfair . .
practices," have subjected them to
"factory pressure, threats and co
ercion." Asserting the manufacturers
"are rugged, toughly competitive
and smart," Bell declared:
"We are in no way interested In
fighting to preserve the business
of a lazy man, an Inefficient man,
or a man who permits his so-called
shrewdness to overbalance his bus
iness ethics."
what auto dealers want, he said.
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range from is to 20 per cent whii.
the retail dealer average slumnJ
from a peak of 6 per cent m iS
to less than I per cent last yt
He said many dealers have hi
their franchises because they oj,
forced to take any quota ol
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