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Show I. V Troops in Koreri In Hollywood Russell, Johnson Argitt Ur.1T Plan Need Equipment, Featured Quips, Quotes, Quarrels not Filmland, in 1951 f recogniz her young! 'daughter inar her fame as a'waroier: "Every time I begin to sing her to sleep,. she cries: 'not you, mom sing'." nursy my; I wanna mhear m m r.xrm Arden'a deduction about her wiscrackinx roles: "I was nop smtu 1 was a nip - - Korea (R-Ia- fired - . (D-Tex- .). ; six-mon- Alaskan Hopes For Statehood : i th . . Police Official Is Defendant' It-Al- ar i t one Department Store - Morals Trial F W- Sales Stay Up i- ; .1 - (D-Art- a.) m : . BEIItH cross-examin- - four-wee- . . f amusemBnt a f . . - . ' . - cold-blood-ed e ! . Truman to Run Only If Tqfr Is Candidate - Oregon, Missouri In 'Turkey Duel' CORVALLIS W .Gov. Doug las. McKay of Oregon pulled, i SAN FRANCISCOV (UP) Presi switch, on Missouri when he chal- dent Truman will run for lengea oov. rorrest bmitn of the tion only if Sen. Robert A. Taft Is Show Me" state to show him the Republican nominee, according which of their states produces the to Dr. Tully C. Knoles. chancellor largest turkey, of the College of Pacific. The Oregon governor boasted Knoles made his prediction be- that his state would have the largfore the Commonwealth .Club Fri- est bird entered In ; the dressed day in a speech entitled "Crystal turkey show held In conjunction Ball for 1952." with the National Tdrkey Federa The Republican nomination race tion convention In St, Louis, Jan. promises to be bitterly contested, Knoles said, with Taft going Into McKay said Loren Johnson, a the national convention with 'the Scappose, Ore., breeder, has what most pledged votes, Eisenhower is be considers a '"lot of turkey" the chief threat to the Ohio .sen- - over 50 pounds of yearling torn ator, he added.' ttroaa ureastea Bronze. 9 Once every six months lately an eastern hood lum transplated to this western melting pot stops a fusillade of gangland lead, records of the Los Angeles area show. The same records Indicate the killer probably won't be caught unless u s by underworld "justice. in the last, five years, some eight mobsters and one of their attorneys have been shot to death in gangland alaylngs In the vicinity ox ue xamous .sunset t&ns and Hollywood Boulevard. Police officials believe the gun men were Invariably . rs. . . come Mobsters who, to the lush west for "easy pickings' found they often bumped into rival orders, resulting in a constant death The latest case was the struggle. Braneato-Trombin- o murders, the two Tonles Kansas City hoodlums. That twin lining, which the chief of police. William H. Parker, thought would be solved shortly after the pair was shot last Aug. while talking in Trombino's parked car, may have resulted from Brancatcis attempt to shake down a bookie.. Sam Lares. uniet raraer teueves the des peration of the men for money Drougnt about their deaths, now two more la the unsolved series of 20 in the last SO years here. During the 20s the gang war surged . to prominence. Darrla Street became known as '."Shotgun Alley" as slugs 'flew up and down it periodically while the Mafia sought to retain control of bootlegging. Police failed to solve 13 major gang killings. Augie .Pahimho came In from Chicago and was blown out of this LOS-ANGEL- out-of-tow- n- world a few months later for, trying to cut In on the liquor traffic Joseph (Iron Man) Ardizzone. called top man In the Mafia, was shot to death with little Jimmy , Baaile. The era saw the feuds grow, Les Brunemann. local post-prohibiti- on gambling overlord, was rubbed cut in a dingy bar la 1937. Two years later Big Greeny Schachter. raenv. ber of Brooklyn's Murder, Lac... died on a Hollywood street corner. The present series of underworld murders began in 19, The first casualty, was a small timer, Pauley Gibbons. Then Benny (the Meatball) Gamaon. a gambler, and a triggerman. George Levin- -, son. were killed. The gambler Mickey Cohen, now behind bars on a federal income tax evasion conviction, entered the story in August of that year. Hooky Rothmaa was bumped off In "the Mick's haberdashery on Sunset Blvd. A rifle bullet tore through Bugsy SlegeL reputed to be a nationwide syndicate's top mad on the coast, the night of June 20. 1947. Two year later. Neddie Herbert died of wounds he received when a shotgun expert sprayed a group. including Cohen, outside a Sunset Strip restaurant,. Cohen and seversl others received minor injuries. A shotgun blast rocked the underworld again Dec. 11. 1950. Sara BummelL counsellor of Cohen and other underworld figures, was blasted while on the steps of bis home. A county grand Jury completed an Investigation into the Kansas City hoods Aug. C deaths, but never1 returned an indictmeuL re-el- ec if t 0. Double Action. Double Program! - sheens; my t? :A- life . " STARTING M MONDAY assssmr: . . - Himalaya Fauna j - " " Scientists Study! .iBggaWgg ft.i13 To Gunmen of Eastern Cities Dritish Embassy 'i - Hollyw pod Gang Death Traced i ot . " i SUNDAY HERALD Churchill Stays This Timo at Prime point Friday night, died WASHINGTON (UP) ChurchiU, who Saturday rooming, ahortly after a Minister Winstonrescue helicopter landed with him always camped at the White House at Moab. louring nis wartime visits to Wash- BrtU Rescuer, tried atf Friday this time. in a vain attempt to remove him Embassy statesman Is be from a ledge where he had fallen ingThe comevery provided from the top of Dead Horse Point. fort at the cmbiiir. possible fram kit fa v. Two sons. Art and Ervln Seerest. orlte brands of whlskx and cigars were with him at the time. One to a heated towel rack In the bath remained with the victim and the room. t i .other set out to obtain help In But somehow It wont be the removing him for treatment - of same as when he strode up and head and shoulder Injuries, j down the second floor of the White House" in his bathrobe arguing the great Issues of the day with Pres- laens- Koosevelt, ' No nub was intended when of ficials decided to Install Churchill at the embassy Instead of Blair House with President Truman. But the decisionstamped the (UP) The present talks clearly WASHINGTON as far more formal "abominable snowman" of the hlah than the famous "pajama confer Hlmalyas may be-i- a myth, but during 4he. war. science knows of a little black spid- ences" At the. embassy, the Churchill er from the same region that Is visit has produced a holiday air. definitely real and Just at abomin The staff is readying the finest i able, and whisky, and a special brandy The National Geographic Society stock of cigars Is all set. The em said Saturday that these tiny spi bassy refused to reveal brands. It ders are the world's! highest livers. said the news might give the com They Inhabit an icy region "four panies an 'uniaiT; advantage over on miles high and more" Mount their competitors. Everest And, abominable crea Churchill, his personal physician tures that they are. they "eat each Lord Moran and Foreign Secretary other to stay alive.r The society discussed the prac- Anthony Eden onwilltheset up their headquarters embassy's tices of these .canni- third floor. One ' said Chur in on a report bals "the world's chill probably win aide be able to beat highest land animals.". Among his colleagues up the stairs. ' these, if you believe the tribesmen An embassy official said "there's of the Nepal-Tlbe- ti border, - is a always a old world atmosman-likbeast that phere heremerry giant, shaggy, when the old man Uvea' far above tlmbernne on the comes to town. ' highest mountain. a he But with added wry smile The natives call this . monster mere may also be an ex "Match Kangmi." .a name trans mat or two lated by British mountaineers as plosion snowman.' "abominable The soc iety does not vouch for it. 75-fo- .. - - . Moab MOAB (UP) Omer Seerest, 50. Ifoah mlnr who ohinfed from a (D-Id- a.l . at Arrives Congressman Says In Oponing Salvos 8TH ARMY HEADQUARTERS. E. Martin s Dies After He Rep. Thomas (UP) .) said Saturday that WASHINGTON (UP) Two Dem opening troops in Korea need more equip- ocratic senators ment but that he was not "fully salvos Saturday in the looming satisfied" with America's ability Congressional battle over universal to furnish it. , military training. Martin, who arrived in Korea Chairman Richard B. Russell two days ago with Rep. Olin E. (Ga.) of the Senate Armed Ser made the state vices' committee; said the controTeague ment after a brief tour or Ameri- ' versial compulsory training plan is essential for economy reasons. can units. ' Th names of . "Truman" and "I'm what the boys Sen. Edwin C. Johnson (Cojo.), with satisfied hair, together out here are doing with what they? a long-tim- e Her eyelash false, her face Is fMacArthur" popping up opponent or the proon the Brown Derby reservation have." he said. not fully gram, said its adoption would "But I'm paint, Margaret Truman and satisfied with our ability to give mean .that Congress hands over to The pads are where the girl she book Helen Hayes (Mrs. Charles Mac- - them what they need. the President Its power to declare ain't." ' . i j Arthur). I can be able war. is that hope "My The National Frank Fontaine's observation: WAS SHE SO DUMB?" to helpive them adequate quality Security Training "What mnst HollVWOOd actors Commission has sent Congress a was Irma-lik- e who starlet That out of most want toget marriages recommendation for a baffled by a communique from Is themselves." training program for all physically the Korean front. She couia nave and mentally qualified a .was a stalemate sworn that the The program also Involves .A press agent announcingStanhus discarded last movie Queen's 8V "accurate" shade of Barbara service In military reyears i J band. serves the actual training after wyck's greying hair: mink." " i. "Breath of spring period: Those eye - popping marquee .Johnson called the proposed proDinah Shore's confession about He objected Two Weeks with Love" ana WASHINGTON (UP)--- ; Alaskan gram "atrocious." a seven-yeto especially placing Husbands." Three Delesate E. Lr Bartlett said Sat "mortgage" on. the : lives of ail in Lftdd "BrandieJ. Ain the bills granting statehood "the Great urday "Kt ntd to Alaska and Hawaii had a "good youths. fDiyTde with Kir oougiaa.fighting chance, of passage during the coming session of congress." TVtn T .aui'a nhaervation that Hoi Bartlett . said he had assurances ivuw4 muld use a few new faces. that the Alaskan statehood measure would be considered by the particularly at tne Doxoinee. In senate "earlyv in tne. session SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Depart Eleanor Parker's theory about Tuesday. ment store sales' In the western career: By JAMES W. GUNTER her Ernest Leader .Senate Majority A states kept pace with the three per BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UP) "I don't believe in trying to win W. McFarland said has squeaky hotel bed sounded a con- Academy, awards. I believe in that the bills would be one of the cent, increase nationally during flicting note Saturday In the morals working to give- people good en first items of business. Bartlett re- - 1951, the Twelfth Federal Reserve trial of Eugene (Bull) Connor, con tertainment." Dorted the measures have been ap District announced Saturday, 1 n u t e .. while last-. However, troversial Birmingham police com proved by tne senate interior corns Christmas raov the missioner. In That shopping Hollywood during sign . mittee. - Connor's to to week ending Dee. 29 sent the naattorney prepared groups Alaskan havegreed e a city detective who ARE MOVERS average up 11 per cent above continue the "Joint strategy" with tional 1950 period, the the testified the bed squeaks emitted THAN EVER." t corresponding of the in Hawaii seeking passage West's increase for from a hotel room that Connor TWA A STRENUOUS TEAR the week was said. bills. Bartlett v two entered with his brunette secrecent; . only er per rur-ncommittee The Alaska statehood Movietime U. S. A.: were Western boosted sales three tary. Miss Christina Brown. reEmil door. shower has public hired; falls, through Hurjal k This conflicted with Connor's for the, period Gable lations man and former national per centDec. avowal that he and the tall woman Lady Ashley and ClarktOflien-ningwhereas 29, the naending er camto the in assist taker., Dan goes poll Daiiey split. over floor rise reached the seventh tional had Just the preceding year Tom Neal slugs paign. Robert V. Atwood. chairTutwiler Hotel room oh the after- Franchot Clinic Lee C. during the same period was. one uarweas wno and of man the committee, .Tone, noon of Dec. 21 when Capt Henry cent. Pivtnn and then SDit On Bettinger, mayor of Kodiak, will per A six per cent increase for the Darnell began pounding on the hara "Wan- -' come here later this month to work Walter newspaperwoman. door. year over 1950 sales was reflected on the campaign. Bartlett said. in San Diego, Spokane and Salt But Darnell claimed he had list- ger shoots Jennings feang. Truman wrote . President Bartlett ened .outside the door before this Lake .City stores, a five per cent to include him week asking and heard squeaks for "two or Bob Hope's comment about' Jane this a request for statehood for the gain was shown in San Francisco Russell: three minutes." and Seattle, and Oakland sales territories in his state of the union rose a on so ; She's "That Jane. great two per cent. Los ' Angeles pol- set. She Connor, stormy out message. laughing just busts; and Portland both showed a one itical figure, faced a possible 180 at per cent Increase. aeverytning. m w days in jail and $100 fine if convicted on any of four indictments SM T.uft rhamnion of the Hoi charging violations of morals laws club fisticuff wlea- . night Drunk Tank Paintings ' he helped enact during his 16 years lywood il wim wiros gue. entering juay as safety (police) commissioner. Garland on his arm and a specJan. 9. 1952 Show Snakes, Elephants Connor has figured repeatedly tator muttering in controversies involving , civil Look there's Punch and PROVO. BELLINGHAM (UP) Chief of rights. From time to time liberal Judy." : ;: Academy Silver City, ,with ! E. Police George Hovde has .decided and organizations Negro leaders O'Brten; to produce for town drunks, the have denounced him for alleged A golf caddy felling Director Double Dynamite, same Paramount to create effect they strive brutality to prisoners by members Gordon ' Douglas: with J. Russell. In local taverns. of his force. 'Use your, head along with your , Uinta Peking Expressf Crimi The walls of the drunk tank are In 1948 he clapped Sen. Glen other woods." nal Lawyer. In being painted battleship gray and for the Taylor city jail Strand How Green Was My decorated witb huge pink elephants using the NegroA- entrance at a Someone's comment at a HollyValley; Guns Along the Mohawk. and green snakes. " rally of Henry - Wallace's Pro- wood fashion show: , FORK Hovde thinks his plan may have gressive Party. Dont let" her figure fool you. AMERICAN &'. with a Cameo Tide, Both Connor,, who is married. She's Raging psychological effect. a only a bird in . girdled Winters. and Miss Brown were charged-wltcage." Coral Too Young to Kiss, with WEST POINT OBSERVES. . occupying the room for illicit, pur poses but Miss Brown was not on A plushy' Hollywood hot dog J. -- Auyson.- r 150TH ANNIVERSARY . trial. She was not present in the stand featuring "Menningerburg-ers''-fo- r. LEHI Mak with It crowded courtroom. Officers said Legal, Royal Let's WEST POINT, N.Y (UP) Cerenervous, jittery actors she could not be found. C. Colbert. ham with cracked nuts! monies commemorating the 150th Darnell testified the squeaks UUh When Worlds Collide. anniversary of the United States stopped when he knocked and. a "Joe E. Lewis' explanation of St. PLEASANT GROVE Military Academy started Satur- Grove moment later he heard a commo- - Patrick's Day: Close to My Heart,- with day under, the first general order tlon in the room that sounded "like , m two days after March R. Milland. . Of 1952. just m -a herd of wild horses.". 15 income tax. payments and OREM . ... .Army Secretary Frank Pace. The door remained locked, how- k .4 .tin . Scera Closed. . Gov., Thomas - E. Dewey, Gen. . ever, despite his own shoving with SPANISH FORK Lucius and Maj. Gen. E. A. such force that the upper portion for a Arch Too Young to Kiss, with Walsh, Clay Newest of the National president came ajar, giving him a good view movie star'sHollywoodese home that has been J. Allyson. Guard Association, speak at noonIn a of dresser mirror the room, attached for back income taxes; On the. Looser Border time inaugural ceremonies and reAngelus ' and a reflected view of the other view the Corps of Cadets. . Treasury: . aide of the door. . SPRINGVILLE . "i could see Connor and a young A young autograph hound, R. CamPark Sea Hornet, ylth lady pushing against the idoor, after - getting, Howard Duffs eron. Oklahoma' cattle country into Kan' ' . ; .''. scrawl before his marriage to Ida Rivoli Colden Girl. against me," he said. sas rail centers is deed at 92. M. ;with About 20 minutes after all this Lupino: She was Mrs, J Howell Bunton, ' ' started, the detective said, he "Gosh, he's the most illegible Gaynor. author of "A Bride on the Chis broke into the room by forcing the bachelor in Hollywood." holm Trail." a story of her exper transom and found Connor and " -iences. Mrs. Bunton made the long :' VETERAN OF WOMAN, ' ' Miss Brown inside, both That British newsman left. CHISHOLM TRAIL. PIES ride with her husband when she fully clothed. blushing, when he asked Bette was a bride. Davis for her recipe for lasting AUSTIN, Tex. (UP) The only She died at her home here FriThe praying mantis, most wedlock!. She snapped: woman 'ever to ride the famous day.. bloodthirsty of all insects, is car "Obviously, I'm no authority. Chisholm Trail through Texas and ried about as a pet by Orientals. I'm on fny fourth marriare." By ERSKTNE JOHNSON NEA Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (NEA) These Foolish Things remind me of Hollywood In 1951: Nat "Kinr" Cole's calypso- war Ming: "Hollywood ' girls givo mo big scare, So black the roots, so blonde the Injured MinerV 9 aurfc" tmm FOR ONE WEEK " jrrm as.. m . 1 aaaoaw . . " ': . i - l?)IC!0Kl ! -- " ' . ' ' , - PLUS: CARTOON PETE SMITH SPECIALTY-NE- WS HI rv From - - z - i a i i TODAY . loggrog camps The Place is Exploding with Laughter CSST Jffi ( RUSSELL nnniinnn I Off wdfi JikJu - f Shart i I I tilnfit let . CMdnsPwtnoalt l TV 1 1 - II .11 jK) IjVl V iTP' as much fun as you've? had be for with songs by Sinatra, romancw by Russtt . III, . . . ana oveno by oroucnoj;.'.' Twkm J. v7 .. 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