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In Hollywood—

British Star An Ex-Waitress

By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 14—Guys and Dolls: Meet an ex-waitress who ‘makes the grade as a glamor queen. Britain's gorgeous Joan Rice, who hit moviegoers right between the eyes as Maid Marion in Walt Disney's “Robin!

Hood” Burt Lanca stér in

and who will costar with “Hia Majesty

O'Keefe,” may have her blogra phy chang red by the time press agents get to her, but she told me | ” o uo 4 “I WASN'T ANYBODY spe- § cfal. 1 did some nursing in. a home for the aged and worked as a waitress in London. A friend of mine who was doing extra work kept telling me to try movies. I. finally went to an gent and he arranged a screen Rhonda Fleming Brod Crawford

test. I've never had acting experience, I just take direction. It's all I ean do.” Look who's dancing and sing-

‘that's all. It happens with every actor and his studio, I'm grateful to Columbia. I got some of their

best pictures.”

ing in Hickers now-—230-pound na Doyle (D, Cal.), Willlam H. Bates Brod Crawford. Io ERY ARERR TAR? . (R. Mass.), O. C. Fisher (D. Tex.), With the musical-comedy cycle WHEN NEWLYWED Rhonda 1.. Gary Se ronte iI). RF 3 popping all over movietown, don't Fleming winds up her ‘Pony Ex Andleon-Yl. Gavin (RP be surprised when Gary Cooper Press’ role for Producer Nat Holt, ol . in n » ra.) and Humphrey Bogart don ballet She moves to Columbia to play Fe Bal an Delegaje Joseph F. tights. * Cleopatra in “Serpent of the Nile,” Farrington will go with the party "8 She'll wear a black wig, doe|a8 far as Honolulu. San iui “THIS IS A HECKUVA AGE eyes, a beauty mark, elaborate —— in the singin’,

{Hawall, [lein, { Tokyo, and

Congressmen To Start Tour

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UP) |-~ A party of House members, gs 'most of them members of the

Armed Services Committee, wi leave. tomorrow by. Alr

plane to inspect multi-billion-do

lar military construction work |

the Pacific,

Fore

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] .. INDIANA Rey “ession closes tomorrow, but regis-| Boi here are 6.50 ond jo. tration for short sessions is open. | “3 for Bedroom C.' with Gloria The registrar's office will be Swanson, at - 11.13, 2:20, 5:30 and open for students wishing to en-| KEITH'S roll in intensive two-week courses ‘Story of Robin Hood. with { I Richard Todd. at 11:10, 1:30, 3.35, that will last until Aug. 30. Ine . 5.50, 8 and 10.15 structors will cover an entire I-| gj Vater Birds” at 12°50.°3, 75:20, “semester's work In the 3-hour-a-n LOEW'S day recitation periods.

“Affair in Trinidad,” with Rit Hayworth and Glenn Ford, at 12 Pr

Some of the construction is re- 3:35, 6.45 and 6:55, Half-Million in Prisons “Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder,” | ported behind schedule. with Frankie *“Caine ” and Billy Prison population of the United The group will be gone a month.| Daniel at il 208 715 and 835. 1g4a100 1g estimated at between |The, itinerary includes Korea, “The, Story of WII Rogers,” at | 400,000 and 500,000. {where the members will discuss 11°46, 3:15, 6.45 and 10 08 a “Storm Oyer Tibet,’ at 1:35,

with commanders military prob{lems including supplies of ammu-

{ nition.

Other points on the schedule are Johnston Island, Kwaja-

Guam, Manila, on Alaska, At most of these point

construction totaling

Okinawe

by Congress,

Armed service committee mem- | bers tentatively scheduled to make 'the trip are Reps. Overton Brooks, Dewey Short (R. Mo.), Victor Wickersham (‘harles H.

fD, 14.), tN;

Elston (R. 0.),

the return trip, (UP)

billions of dollars In cost has been authorized

Okla.), Clyde

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Subscription Rate Up g KANBAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 14 J The Kansas City Star to-| q' day announced an increase in its] subscription rate from 35 to. 40 cents a week. !

for me to start this kind of stuff,” Brod whewed on Warner's “Stop, You're Killing Me” set, “I danced when I was a kid in my parents’ vaudeville act, Even then I wasn't exactly graceful.” Brod on his split-up with Columbia: We had a couple of nghts,

head-dresses and gold-laquered finger-nails, but she won't paste. a dlamond in her navel as Anne Baxter does in her dream se quence -as Cleopatra In “My (Wife's Best Friend.” “I've got news,” snapped Rhonda \when 1 asked her about it. “Nobody's going to see my navel.”

Tax Troubles Cancel Haymes’ British Tour

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. 14] “I'm surprised that such a big (UP) — Film Crooner Dick fuss, is being kicked up over the Haymes said today he was forced situation,” the actor sald. “I hate to cancel his forthcoming concertito drop the foreign engagements, tour of Great {but have no choice.” ! Britain because * | Mr, Haymes did not elaborate the government upon the incident between himhad refused him {self and the gavernment except a visa for owe- to say the latter had refused him! ing back income permission to leave the country

taxes. g at this time because he owed the es Mr. Haym taxes.

said he will have to . postpone the

The singer pointed out that he

The Inquiring Reporter by Victor Moore (Justice (?) of the Peace) THE QUESTION: What would you do if you suddenl 7 discov.

ered that you were never legally married ?

Eve Arden:

“I'd sue the mar. riage broker «= and getarefund

ba 6 «_® Paul Douglas:

“I'd make her sit up and say = ‘please’!”

Two of the 11 wonderful stars you'll soon be seeing in the year's most |

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singing tour of just finished a. two-week tour of "29 cities in Great 3 {Canada and completed a picture, Britain until he™ al Ashore” with Mickey oan. |Rooney, in an effort to dig up - san Enos, ew: Eine ar the money+ Ade To eet) his present crooning engagements the debt. - and motion pictures totsettle with! “I've been working things out the government. with my business offfce in hopes, {of settling things with the gov-| ernment,” Mr, Haymes stated.! Gl Pay Hike “But the way it looks now, 1 sus-| hy Fn tou be ie to fulfill my nglish tour until the first part of! Called Not Enough Fria to ; WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (UP), He is scheduled to start another —Assistant Dafense Secretary Picture for Columbia Studios soon . a8 part of his endeavor to alleviAnna M. Rosenberg sald today ate his debt to the government, that pay increases voted by Congress for troops this year were not big enough. But, she said in a statement, they were a step in the right direction and have had a good effect on morale of the Armed Forces. “They were falling far behind the other segments of our economy in meeting the increased cost of Tving,” Mrs. Rosenberg said. “This pay adjustment is helping them catch up.” The pay increase amounted to about 5 per cent. Mrs. Rosenberg said llying costs had increased more than twice that much since military ‘pay scales were last adjusted in 1949. She said she hopes that when Congress reconvenes it will vote another pay boost.

Air-Sea Search. Fails To Find Lost Plane

HONOLULU, Aug. 14 (UP) An air-sea search for a missing cargo plane carrying foodstuffs from Honolulu to the Hawaiian island of Molokai ended its fifth day yesterday with no sign of the plane or its pilot. Pilot Vincent West Manning, of Kaneohe, was the only person aboard the Crockett Airlines plane.

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