Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 241, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 14, 1957 Page: 3 of 10
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By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD —The vastly in-
dependent Elia Kazan must make
another film for a major studio
before continuing with his own
company.
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these flights carry a "badge", in
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DOROTHY DALE. a beautiful
actress more than 30 years ago
until her features became badly
scarred, was burned to death Mon
day when her shabby, momento-
cluttered Hollywood cottage was
set ablaze by an old-fashioned gas
heater placed too close to a frayed
overstuffed sofa. She had starred
in many roles, including one in
“Foolish Wives” with Erich von
Stroheim, who died Sunday, but
she retired after her face was
scarred by makeup poisoning years
ago.
Vrlends Economy sounds swell; i, but with a
big car like this ... ?
Olds Ownon You bet! They engineered the J-2 Rocket
Engine for oar kind of driving... top
efficiency, at normal driving speeds because
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Mondi How about that extra power?
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emerged from its $600,000 face lift
a handsome, tasteful pleasure pal-
ace with decor reminiscent of Chi-
cago’s Pump Room.
If there hat been any doubts
about Marilyn Monroe’s ability as
an actress, they are dispelled with
her latest film, “The Prince and
theShowgir I.” All the trouble
Laurence Olivier had with her on
the picture — and there was re-
ported to be considerable — ap-
pears to be worth it.
Like Jean Harlow before her,
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activity which seeps through the
vest, and frequent checks show
when the pilot or crewman has
about reached /the amount of radio-
activity he can stand. When he
gets close to that deadline he is
pulled off duty.
Air intakes leading into the
cockpit are fitted with filters to
keep out as much of the con-
taminated air from the cloud as
possible.
The cloud - chasers also go
through a thorough checkup and
decontamination process immedi-
ately after each flight.
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SANDRA MOORE MAZELLE,
who played in Hollywood Bowl as
a concert violinist at the age of
6 and made her New York debut
in Carnegie Hall at the age of 7.
has been hailed into a Los An-
geles court on a narcotics charge
at the age of 34. Sandra was ar-
rested May 3 with four other per-
sons in a raid on a Hollywood
apartment. She told newsmen she
dropped concert work in 1952 and
turned to jobs in night clubs and
on television.
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SUNBACKS
The first foreclosure sale from
more than 8131,000 in grain stor-,
age facility loans made since 19531
to Denton County farmers will be
made Wednesday, James Borth,
acting manager of the Agricul-
tural Stabilization Conservation of-
fice revealed today.
The sale will involve a 1,000
bushel grain big located on the N.
T. Riley farm southwest of the
Plainview Church. The farm for-
merly was operated by Melvin
Johnson, now of Decatur, The sale
will begin at 2 p.m.
According to Borth. the Denton
County office has made 245 grain
storage facility loans totaling $131,-
148.34 since 1953. Most of The
loans were made during above
normal grain harvests in 1953 and
1954.
Monday, only 75 loans had not
clouds as they were scaling Mt.
Slesse. Later yesterday air
searchers sighted the wreckage;
Robby Wells, a veteran pilot of
Cascade Aircraft Co., Chilliwack,
B. C., reported flying within 50
feet of the wreck. He said the big
North Star plane which carried
its 50 passengers and 3 crew mem-
bers to their deaths struck 50 feet
from the summit of the mountain.
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sung in English? What could be
more illogical than a Japanese
girl (Madame Butterfly) singing
to an American avy man in Ital-
ian?
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VANCOUVER, B. C. (—Ground
parties today will attempt to
reach the area near the summit
of 7,970-foot Mt. Slesse, 70 miles
east of here where part of the
wreckage oT a Trans-Canad Ai
Line North Star was found yes-
terday. "
The plane is the one which car-
in ar raging snow storm last Dec.
9. The disaster was the worst
commercial air accident in Cana-
dian history.
A portion of the wreckage of
the big plane was found by two
UNITED FINANCE COMPANY
We have been in the Finance Busiress in Denton for
20 years. Talk to us about your finance problems.
Texas. Petitions protesting her
removal from he lead role in an
undergraduate opera were being
circulated by students at the uni-
versity today. Student leaders
estimated that more than 1,000 al
the approximately 17,000 students
at the university had signed the
petitions, which will be presented
to University President Logan
Wilson.
Chandler, Fort Worth, formerly of
Argyle, was honored with a Mo-
ther’s Day reunion Sunday at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
er. Mr. and Mrs. N.S. Permenter,
416 N. Chandler. Fort Worth.
Her childrenattending were Mr.,
and Mrs. FeltJWt Hudson of Den —
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKinney
of Argyle. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Garrison of Dallas and Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Jamerson of Hender-
son. Eight grandchildren and two-
great grandchildren were also
present. Two children. George Hud-
son of Chandler and Mrs. Jess
Eldredge of Medill, Okla., were
unable to attend.
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Thought while listening to Doro-
thy Kirsen’s lovely singing at the
Jack Benny concert: Why does op-
era have to be sung “in it original
tongue? Seems to me opera fans
would double or triple if folks
could understand what the artists
were singing about.
Oscar Hammerstein II proved
with “Carmen Jones” that a good
librettist could translate,an opera
into the American idiom without
losing musical values. Ybu say it’s
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Moodh I get it. Economy when yon want it--
------- / power when you need it.
Olds Owner Comet. But talking about it won’t give
you the whole story. This one you’v got
to drive. Climb in—let’s go.
PERSONAL Your Oida dealer would like yon to Wy J.
NOTh too! It’s available now on almodelk,
ineluding the Golden Rocket 88. lowest-
priced ocket Eagjoe oar. Be his goest
for Americe a newest driving expeience:
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Resident Of Argyle
Mrs. Mary D. Smith, 418 N.
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An Air Force pilot who ought
to know says flying through an
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Many wearers of fate teeth have
suffered real embarrasment because
their plate dropped, slipped or wob-
bled at just the wrong time. Do not
live in fear of this happening to you
Just sprinkle a little FABTEXTH. the
a Ika l toe tnon-acl) ppwder. on tour
platee. Hold false teeth more firmly,
■o they feel more comfortable. Does
not sour Checks "plate odor" (den-
ture breath). Get PABTEETH at any
drug counter.
NEW NIGHT CLU B —
new Coconut Grove
BILLY GRAHAM will dedicate
Madison Square Garden as a place
of God tonight in a private cere-
mony. The 38-year-old Baptist
preacher from North Carolina will
. open his six-week New York cru-
sade to win the city’s “unchurch-
ed” to Christ.
ANDREW MeLAGLEN, Holly-
, wood director who told his wife
he didn't care how she got a di-
" vorce so long as it was cheap. got
one yesterday. But it wasn't cheap.
His wife, Veda Ann Borg, was
awarded $4,042 to complete pay-
ments on her new home, plus $390
in alimony, plus $100 a month for
support of their 2-year-old son,
plus 15 per cent of his earnings
over 81,400 a month—to be paid in-
to a trust fund for the child-
plus 15 per cent of any gifts or
inheritances, also to be paid into
the trust fund.
ARTHUR MILLER, playright
and Marilyn Monroe's husband,
faces trial in Washington today on
contempt of Congress charges. The
two-count indictment stemmed
from his refusal to tell the House
Committee On Un-American Acti-
vities the names of Communist
writers with whom he attended
meetings in New York in 1947.
Miller, 41, answered all questions
about himself, but refused on
“grounds of conscience” to talk
about others.
_______MRS.-RQSE_WENZEE —AN-
LUND, widow of showman • Nils
T„ Granlund. has filed a $150,000
damaee suit in District Court at
Las Vegas. Her husband, from
whom she had been -separated for
many years, was killed in a traf-
fic collision at Las Vegas April 21.
Mrs. Granlund brought the action
against C. F. Shaw, cab company
owner: Don Mann, driver of the
cab in which Granlund was rid-
ing when the accident occurred:
and William McAdams, driver of
fhe other car involved in the col-
lision.
The director has one more pic- „
ture to make under an Old con- The
tract to 20th Century-Fox. and it
will be a story of the building of
TVA. Now called ’ "Mud on Ilie
Stars,” it will get another title.
Kazan who will do the picture this
year, as yet has no plans for his
next projes t as an independent.
RIP TORN
Kazan, who has a film con-
tract with Rip Torn. entered the
controversy over the Texas lad's
name. “Hasn’t he changed it
yet?” the director snapped. "Il‘s
got to go. Rip Torn sounds like
Marion Brando's tattered T-shirt.
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been paid off, totaling only $28,-
625. Most of the loans were made
for the 1,000-bushel grain bins
found on many Denton County
farms.
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Capt William N. Wright, Young-
town, Ohio, has flown into the
awesome clouds 80 to 75 times--
so often he’s lost track of the ex-
act number.
That’s his military job, has been
since operation Upshot-Knothole
. at the AEC’s Indian Springs. Nev.,
proving ground in 1953, and will
be during Operation Plumb Bob.
beginning in Nevada next week.
RADIOACTIVE SAMPLES
He takes radioactive samples of
the fearsome mushroom-shaped
clouds for the AEC to analyze
“This is just an everyday job.
We feel our flying is just as safe
as any other type of flying. All
that is necessary is to follow the
rules—like in anything else,"
Wright says.
Wright, 32, is flight commander
_ of a small and unique organiza-
tion. -the 4926th Test Squadron
(Sampling). The outfit includes
only 20 officers and 139 airmen
and was organized in 1953 because
atomic scientists needed sample
of what was produced in nuclear
and thermonuclear explosions.
Although Wright is inclined to
tone down any suggestion of risk,
there are plenty of indications this
work to not just routine. -
For one thing, the men who fly
the F84 jet fighters and the B57
jet bombers used as sample-
takers wear vests in which the
cloth has been impregnated with
lead to ward off radioactivity.
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