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PACTS 2 A I1KRALD AND NFWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1958 Actress Warned By Studio By VERNON SCOTT United Press Hollywood Reporter HOLLYWOOD tUPI Blonde Kim Novak was under orders of Columbia Movie Studio moguls to day not to talk to anyone about her relationship with Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr., free-spending Dominican KepuMic playboy. The reason: The studio wants to preserve the dignity of the shapely actress. Columbia "gagged" Kim after her surprise trip to the station Tuesday night to see dashing, mustachioed Trujillo. 29. off on his return trip to Ft. Leavenworth, Kans. The actress returned to her Bel-air mansion after Trujillo left for an Intimate supper with long time boyfriend Mac Krim. Their candlelight and wine rcn aezvous raised eyebrows among Iriends as to the depths of her affection for the young general who gave her an expensive auto mobile. But Kim won't talk about it because of the Columbia law "Don't speak to anyone." Thus, the violet-eyed beauty has holed up in her mountaintop nome. She leaves the roomy house only on instructions Irom the studio, and accompanied by a servant. Her gift Mercedes-Benz is hidden under canvas in her garage, leav lng Kim with her own white sports car to go to the studio and back for conferences with her brain trust. Hailed down by United Press as she was leaving home today, Kim was asked about her plans Bom- t'SE OLD FILE GRETNA, La. I UPl Police to day sought two prisoners who broke out of the "escape-proof" local jail by sawing bars in two with a finger-nail file. 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Merwn Johns 11:30 Late Uews H are Prer ffOt esmtury-Pos Msjrrtftp - MARION BRANDO MONTGOMERY ClIFT-DEAN MARTIN FN PS TONITI THE THUNDERING SAGA OF THE GREAT DRIVE FROM THE RIO GRANDE TO THE FLESHPOTS OF CHICAGOI Tp H M I r n I rD . EfrMNICOLOR OP(N 6ISO P. M. Jy ISsSA FRIDAY! 1 ( WW - m Scribe Says It's High Time Americans Meet Comic By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK or-lt' about time more Americans made the quaintance of Mort Sahl. one of the nation's most delightful de flators of pomposity and preten tiousness. His only prop is today s newspaper. His only writer is curled in a lobe of Sahl's brain. as a matter 01 lact. you can meet Sahl next Sundav when Wide Wide World I NBC-TV) examines the state of comedy. It literally will be one of his rare TV appear ances, is mat Because television is scared of Sahl's humor, which wriiy emDraces politics among oiner mailers? I would like to think television was scared of me," he said. "H would be flattering. But I think it's more likely that television isn't much aware of me. if it is aware, it comes down to finding a proper iormat lor me. Radio has found a most satisfy ing iormat lor mm, however, in Nightline (NBC radio. Tuesdays and Thursdays) when he com ments on the news ("General Gavin was changing into civvies as ne lestmed. . : . ) and well, just atjom anything. Scientific ad vances, for example: the most efficient use of radar seems to be not by the airlines or the military but by the police de partment. I belong to a sportscar club and we have an antiradar defense. We take the tinfoil from cigarette packages, place it in our nuDcaps, and confuse all the rad ar devices " Sahl. who makes $5,000 a week in night clubs and doesn't reallv need to go to television if tele vision won't come to him, agrees that most performers are becom ing excessively timid about speak ing their minds on anything. A lot ot them are becoming kind of intolerant," he said. 'They say you're undisciplined if you speak your mind. When I say to them, Tin going to say what I think,' they start withdrawing from me as if I had leprosy. The only way I can get through the wall 'to them is to say. 'I've found my greatest gimmick is to speak my mind and get X number of dollars a week for it." Then they want to talk to me." comrn. "DFSEHT FURY" and CALIFORNIA ? GLENN FORD JACK LEMMON ...ANNA KASHFI BRIAN DONLEVY -ik IC, .VICTOR MANUEL. RICHARD -"Work mendoza 'jaeckei ENDOZA JAECKEL WESTERFIEL Sahl definitely does not feel he has been "suppressed" by tele vision, however. "There's a whole liberal group who thinks timiHilv ic hnuwl suppression. I've never found any suppression in television, only apathy." PAYS TO LOOK DOWN DENVER (UPl-Robert Pvle, 70, got in the habit of watching his feet after one foot was par tially disabled in 1939. He is $24.48 richer from finding nickels, pen nies and dimes others didn't notice. nnORS OPEN 6:30 p. M. NOW SHOWING! 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