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Show .v ii Glen ted Ruth Chatiertpn, Actress, Author, Dies 12A SUNDAY HERALDstJNDAY' November ; NORWALK, Conn. , A (UPI) group of teen-ag- e girls were attending a matinee in Washington, I.C., and one Tot them didn't think much cjf the stars performance. : The young critic, challenged by one of her friends to hush up unless she could do better, decided jthen and there to become an actress. A few days later she- - appeared in the show's chorus, ; . That was, for Ruth Chatterton, the beginning of an acting career on stage and in movies that spanned more than four decades, trcm.1908 to 1951, and brought her fame in. other fields as well. Friday Miss Chatterton died at Norwalk Hospital at the age of 67. She had suffered a cerebral hem- orrhage at her home in Redding, Jonn:, earlier this week. Versatile Woman U Her career branched out 'into liumerous fields. "She was a musician who gave a recital in Carnegie Hall at the age of 9, a Broadway producer who staged - . 26, Private funeral services were ; scheduled tentatively for Sunday at her home in Redding. , ' Arlington, Va was the home of Robert E. Lee. Thunder is caused when lightning heats the air, which rushes into a wall of cooler air and the two air masses collide. ' FRANCISCO Dr. James the dentist who worked on Sctt, the teeth of Fred Noonan, Amelia Earhart's navigator, awaiting examination of human remains that could solve the mystery of their disappearance: "If I could see the teeth they might ring a bell." SAN L,a: . , CM 3 CZJfZZI CZ1 cm E e J 9 h.,....,J I .11.1 mi. 1 jpftWflBSjP'WWB BleMfll!P,JWIflB ppWWWPiWIM L Li Lli.l..i L m.i.. iirni, .i.J rnr n.ii i rzzi czzi rzzj czj BWiRHiWW I till! 1 1 ;u ft XoJV Pardon Our Mess --Savi- r. I ' f I IN 151 CZ3 EZZ3 rZZ3 EZZ! N. Provo 1st Eon FR rzzi cz- C - 1 IT'' J t ? 'I I lie- ,- n T 1 In Every Department ngs ! "v: I McRAND'S But YOU Save As We Make Room : 3-P- rT7TaV7 K ea. ON FURNITURE! J I C Only u 1 A Other efforts to integrate fallout programs were initiated in Salt Lake City, a here the Public Safety Commissioner announced a pro-- , gram involving civil defense, po-- . lice, fire and public health NO CARRYING CHARGES FOR ONE FULL YEAR in BGfflE)BILDC3. ZaXu gram. 12-ye-ar LjJ 1 " " A lot of girls, would buy foreign sports cars if ,the foreign nea sport went With them. "PB . b-- I Harrison 430 architects pri-'-va- te Ave., American Fork, recently returned from duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific aboard the COMEDIAN'S MARRIAGE ENDS destroyer USS Somers, to the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The ship's San Diego, Calif., home marriage of , comedian Red NEW YORK Arthur H. Dean, port. Buttons and his wife, Helayne, chief U.S. nuclear negotiator: at was at an end today, but friends a news conference: ficial Russian newspaper, "Izves-tia- " said the couple was "trying to "Our slogan will be 'test and on his scheduled interview work things out" for a wi ' President talk.'" "ennedy: "I hope to publish the entire test Buttons moved to New York HYANNIS PORT, Mass. of the interview, although this is and his wife remained here. The I. Adzhubei, editor of the of tip to the President to decide." couple has no children. . - SAN DIEGO, Calif. Royce D. Branning, fire control technician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Branning of . and engistuto conduct neers can qualify the at dies, will begin Thursday continue and University of Utah ' for three days. Clyde's efforts hi the Civil De- fense program also include .a planned trip to San Francisco Monday to attend a governors conference on the subject. Its. objective will be to integrate actions of slate and local officials' with groups and individuals in-- 1 terested in the fallout shelter proed before . In The Western Pacific -- A special training school requir- state. Engineers and architects, under contract to the Army Corps of Engineers, will survey buildings, mines and caves which could be: used as shelters in case of an emergency. Gov. George D. Clyde has indicated his willingness to cooperate in the Shelter Survey Program and his office has sent letters to local leaders throughout the state asking them to! cooperate in the study. The Corps will let contracts to the engineers and architects to study public and private, juildings and other structures to ascertain their capacity. LAKE SALT CITY (UPI) a Plans for statewide survey of potential fallout shelters and other activities of he Civil Defense By United Press International program moved ahead in Utah toINDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Integra- day. tion leader Martin Luther King, The survey will involve more after letters threatening his life than 300 cities and towns in the were received by a local newspaper: "I get threatening letters every Navyman Finishes Duty day, so this isn't anything new." George Brent and to actor Barry Thompson. two plays, a licensed pilot who Chatterton moved into her first sponsored an air derby and an starring role in Henry Millers author who produced .her first "Daddy Long Legs. Miss Chatterton began her movnovel, a best seller, in 1950. Miss Chatterton was 14 when ie career in 1928 and appeared in she made her Washington debut. such films as "The Doctors SeHer first appearance on Broad- cret, "The Laughing Lady, "SaI way came in 1911 in "The Great rah and Son," and "Dodsworth." Name, which ran for only ' 21 Takes Flying Lessons performances.. - While in Hollywood, she took But she was back on Broadway flying lessons and, became so fasthe following year in "The Rain- cinated by aviation that in 1935 bow and shortly thereafter . Miss sh sponsored an air derby, from the West Coast to Cleveland, Ohio. ' Her last Broadway appearance FDA SEIZES DRUGS' was id 1951, in a revival of Rob, 'WASHINGTON The ert - E. Sherwvods "Idiots De(UPI) Food and Drug , Administration light. (FDA) has announced seizure, of By then, Miss Chatterton alwere which it said falsely ready j was a novelist. Her first, drugs to as "Homeward Borne, was a best coaches athletic represented aids against fatigue and sore seller and was followed by "The muscles. Betrayers in 1953, "The Prince The FDA said Friday the drugs of Peacock," in 1954, and "The were seized at Ebsco Industries Southern Wild" in 1958. Miss! 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