Show m '¥ ¥ u STRANGE AS IT SEEMS Lorre Man Who Gave ’Up Murder Roles Is Back ' p By Elsie OMAHA Neb (AP) — Giving prizes foi top bowling performance is not new But in the LaCINCINNATI (AP) —Eddie dies’ Classic League here the son of former method of winning prizes is anMyers im' - ' By BOB THOMAS (AP)— The title of this story is “The Ghoul Goes West” or “Creep in the Heart of Hollywood" ' It concerns my favorite living Charles Addams character Peter Lorre who is back in filmville after a considerable absence A little man with a large sense of humor he takes a wry view of his own fortunes Lorre left town four years ago I would be run out of business if it for a number of reasons For one j were not for myself Edward G ebhadn?cngW"an?ed j to set up his own film team to Colman and a few f° easy J-- 10:15 Late Date 10:30 with Bill 10:45 Hesterman t Man 11 :00 The-rafor 11:15 music 11:30 sou till 11:45 12:30 am Soviet Union 26 27 Preposition Peruse 29 Challenge 11 30 Wolfhound 31 s 11 33 Sheepfold i season 34 Versions Ellipsoidal 52 1 53 40 Freebooter 54 Vend Snooze 24 Unclothed 41 43 Worm 57 Turf Electrified particle -- (Scot) j 36 Rodent 37 Sorrowful 38 Wife of Aegi i 39 i j (myth) Run away to marry J 42 Schism 5 ners Devotee “Hence my partner could still raise to game if he had three probable tricks I wasn’t anxious to get to three hearts by degrees and then perhaps get doubled by the opponents” Practically everybody else got to three hearts with the South hand although by different bidding North felt compelled to bid spades first and diamonds later and South rebid his hearts each time ending at three hearts ' The defenders should have 47 —— dancer 43 Rough Standards ©I perfection 65 Things done 53 River (Sp) 68 Large plant 89 Let it stand 60 Male child 61 Cure Musical 62 ' “ quality 63 Abstract being 1 - - You may not agree with South's opening bid of three hearts but it has quite a bit to recommend it This whs the bid chosen by Alfred Sheinwold author of two j bridge books for be-- j ginners at the recent national ' tournament in Dallas “Game wasn’t very likely” Sheinwold explained “in view of my partner’s pass Because of the unfavorable vulnerability my bid showed a very strong heart suit and about seven sure winbest-sellin- g Drink made with malt 35 taken at least six tricks: two By OSWALD JACOBY 64 Nobleman By Fagaly & Shorten THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! porhsaven’s 'STEM HO EM BEEP ' LISTEN TO’ EM GROAN BECAUSE SHE’S GOT NO HELP WAITS ON 'EM ALON- DOST VOJ GET SOVS fcELP i? 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It is the most bahal of my inter- that” he said He 'recalled 'apDR RUSSELL P views HUNTER pearing on a radio show with Spike His mimic faced Lorre and is SUPERINTENDENT Played Mr Moto to do the number OF1H2 COKUtcTiCJT “But alas it was true in my was supposedemit 4L 1 Jil a sound He w as couldn’t but state Board of 3 but case I couldn’t play anything FISHERIES a Peter Lorre character I didn’t that scared Lorre’s helped jaunt European recare for that If I wanted to Hollymain one character I could still him vacate the pigeonhole He reinto him stuck wood had I be playing Mr Moto his ambition of setting up made nine of the Mr Moto pic- alized own his production team and tures in one year! The studio made “The Lost One” in Germe would have" loved to have has already won a nummany It continue but I just couldn’t see v of international awards ber it” He made a couple of films in Having started as a killer m then teamed up with England “M” Peter returned to menace his old and Falcon” pals “Maltese FalStarting with the “Maltese in “Beat Huston and John Bogart several piccon” he teamed in in Until Feb 16— Palette Club Art Exhibit daily except Sunday from was filmed which Devil” tures with the late Sydney Green-stre- the 8 am to 5 pm in the Utah Power and Light Co auditorium Their target was generally Italy Paintings by members of the club Huniphrey Bogart t favorite a Lorre became great Today Feb 11— Dr A L Miller Republican congressman from -j imiclub with Nebraska will speak in the Hotel Ben Lomond ballroom night particularly at 7:30 p m Lincoln Day Republican rally “In England where I "vent Feb 11— Vronsky ahd Babin duo pianists Ogden High School some did and readings highbrow auditorium at 8:15 p m under the auspices of the of Edgar Allen Poe and others! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Hugh College Concert Scries Ogden Community-Webe- r world’s McElhenny’s contract with the they billed me as ‘the Education will sponsor “Songs of Childhood 11— Association most imitated "actor’ ” he report-- 1 ' San Francisco 49ers was renewed Feb from 7 to 8 pm in in Children” for workshop Young ed “And it’s true I guess I’m today The former Washington followed by a auditorium Co and Power Utah the Light over easy to imitate All you need are j fullback got a “sizable raise” to 9 8 to public Open guest speaker from the eyes and the ’his estimated 1953 salary of at Weber High tournament one 11— Finals Feb wrestling region voice The imitators 000 School gymnasium at8 pm “Perfect Alibi” mystery Weber College auditorium Feb DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE at 8:30 pm under auspices of Ogddn- - Community-Webe- r In-193- THE OGDErt (UTAH) nounced before the games start Sometimes prizes are awarded for the highest score above a player’s Another time the two average women with the highest and lowest scores are the winners Each week'a different method is used Winners receive steak dinners Cincinnati Red star Billy Myers will play ball for the Redleg organization this season The Red-leg- s yesterHay signed Eddie an infielder for the Douglas Ga club in the Class D Georgia State League HOLLYWOOD SSS Atof Bowl for Steaks HlxtEddie Myers Will Play for Reds UTAi T c- - ' i ' y Everyday Bargains it H 'V- Ha W arn all A A t k etl V - y |