The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1964 — Page 6

THE DAILY BMMNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

WED., JAN. 1, 1964. Paqe 6

It's Christmas For Bob Hooe & LOS ANGELES UPI — Comedian Bob Hope celebrated Christmas with his family. It is not unusual for the Hope family to celebrate Christmas a w e e k late. They've done it 22 times because the comedian sner-t the actual holiday entertaining

U.S. troops overseas. Hope returned wit*, his troupe from a 10-day holiday tour American bases in Europe and Africa. The tour somewhere abroad has been an annual event for Hope since World War II.

his wrists in his cell, Stillwater Penitentiary authorities said. Warden Ralph Tahash said Morse’s arms were covered with blood when he was taken to the prison hospital. A prison spokesman said Morse’s condition was believed to be critical.

history. ends, there were 847 accidents As of 8 a.m. last Saturday, in December, breaking a record four days before the month ”85 established in January.

ing a child, it was learned today, for some time, but were confirmReports that the governor and ed today by Mrs. Rockefeller’s

ODDITIES

Many Accidents

FORT WAYNE. Ind. UPI— The Fort Wayne Police Department said that more traffic ac-

sex killer of four women, tried cidents occurred in the city this to commit suicide by slashing month than any other month in

Attempts Suicide STILLWATER, Minn. UPI—

Hugh Bion Morse, 33 convicted

TV CAMEOS: Marilyn Hanold Beauty in the Ziegfeid Tradition

By ED MISURELL THE PHONE rang. It was ft fellow I know from ABC. As he talked, the idea sounded like a good one. In the TV business most of the stars are male, so when anyone from a network calls it is usually to discuss one of the men on their shows. This time the guy on the other end cf the wire was talking about

a girl.

Her name, he said, was Marilyn Hanold. "You have to see her to believe this." Normally you take what press agents have to say with the proverbial grain of salt. But this ABC fellow wasn’t spicing up the details. I saw Marilyn the other day. If anything, his laconic description was an understatement. You can check this by tuning in on "The Sid Caesar Show." Since you will just be seeing her on a 17, 19 or 21-inch screen 1 11 pass along the vital statistics gathered by personal observation and inquiry. Marilyn has brownish-titian hair (unfortunately you miss this on a black and white screen). She has teeth that sparkle like those you see in toothpaste ads in slick magazines. She has eyes that resemble the limpid pools one always reads about when somebody is writing about a girl’s eyes in love stories.

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HER VOICE (on the Caesar show to date she has not been

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&NEEZE GEMS OF A SINGLE BOY WERE SPREAD m 30DAYS IK EDINBURGH IN I&3S „ WHEN THE 13-YEAR-OLD ( SNEEZED FROM ONE TO SIX times minute! GERMS TRAVEL UP TO MILES PER HOUR WHEN YOU SNEEZE/

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Blessed Event

NEW YORK UPI — Mrs. Mar-

garetta Rockefeller, wife of Gov. hiS SeC ° nd Wife were ex P ectin - mother ’ Mrs ’ Geor & e E - Nelson A. Rockefeller, is expect- their first chi,d had been current ° f W -Vnnevvood, Pa.

| They’ll Do It Even' Time

By Jimmy Hatlo

IN SOLICITING FOR 7H£

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HUMOR HELPS—FOR INSTANCE, IF SOMEONE GIVES YOU A CHECK

FOR SAY-A THOUSAND DOLLARS—

THEN YOU ASK—"IS THIS A PART PAYMENT ?" HA-HA-NOW, SOME PEOPLE WILL ASK,"HOW MUCH SHOULD I GIVE?" WELL,JUST SMILE AND SAY,"GIVE TILL IT HURTS THE TAX DEPARTMENT.'" STUFF LIKE THAT

MAYBE HE’LL

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what was he before he was A FUND RAISER—A BURLESQUE

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Listening to the PROFESSIONAL FUND RAISER MAKE IT SOUND EASY TkofOG AND A TIP OF TUB _ i JJfc’ ^ HATLO HAT TO HERjP MCGHEE, 'Gb' *' 300 Schneider sloGj^ ST. JOSEPH,MO.

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— By HOYT KING — Central Press Writer

Shapely Marilyn Hanold makes on eye-filling foil for Sid Caesar (left) and Joey Forman on the former'* TV comedy show. mouth shut.” [at a cocktail party, she met During the course of the in- producer George Wlute who ofterview, the 26-year-old beauty, | fered her a job at a Las Vegas

. , .a happy, outgoing girl, did night spot. The pay, $250 a g.ven one line of dialogue) can | voice one complaint . -when week, prompted her to forget best be deaenbed as mellifluous you are as taU as j am about secretarial work. ’ ' 1<: 13 F oi n s - a 1 you are in show business," she After Vegas, Marilvn went whuh are advantageously d.s-.jj .. have a probiemoil to Hollywood where she tnbuted on a frame that stands | ab<mt men N(:nnally> ! we ar played in a couple of movies -h ^ * nL 165 ^ ’ sans I three and a half to four-inch and won featured roles in

heels. Also, I wear my hair in "Have Gun Will Travel,’*

At tnis writing, Marilyn said a pompadour. This adds an-j “Wagon Train’* and “The she h id made nine appearances , t0U pi e of inches to my Texan.” In New York, she has on the Ciesar show and expect- height. That brings me up to appeared on "The Garry Moore ed to appear in a good number | somewhere around six feet, two Show," "The Ed Sullivan Show’* more before the end of the inches. and "Candid Camera.” season. i "Now, you’d be amazed how A throwback to the statu•Not ha\ ing any dialogue, many actors don't come to that esque Ziegfeid girls of yeatershe smiled, “cal's for you to height. This undoubtedly re- year, Marilyn said that most of emote in other ways. The stand- suits j n my losing a number ot ! the boy friends she’s had have ard gag among the production parts that a shorter girl would been shorter than she. "I was mcr is to hold up blank cue i ^ tower over an actor almost as tail at 13 as I am can’s out of camera range for W hc> stands about five feet, 10 today. In school most of the me. Sal, too, tries to break me inches which, I understand, is ; boys I met just wouldn’t take up with maniacal looks he can about the average height of me out. The only time I was

most men.” | popular was during the baseMarilyn, a graduate of Mary | ball season. I played a real

THE GENERAL Accounting Office says that in the past four years the armed services have overpaid servicemen $18 million. That’s general accounting, but it includes privates first class. ! ! ! Any serviceman will tell you that anything extra you can get is gravy. That means the vest is none too good for our servicemen. ! ! ! The General Accounting Office it the watchdog of the government's money. A government agency can lose track of just a few million and still be found

out.

! ! ! A postal safety officer reports that fewer mailmen were

bitten by dogs In 1963. Apparently new dogs aren't being taught old tricks.

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Chaining is ‘‘very bad for a dog's temper,” says M. E. Ackerman of the Memphis Postoffice. The alternative is very bad for the man's temper.

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A spray gun which immobilizes dogs with a harmless gas is being developed for postal workers. It makes dogs ignore mailmen, baked or frozen.

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When the mailman arrives, the dog is aching to sink his teeth into someone,’’ says Ackj erman. Well, if the dog is achI ing, no wonder he’s ready to bitq when it’s the mailman in-

We will be af our new hcaiion, 2C9 N. Jackson St. (Formerly Sherm Imp.) and ready to serve you at this address Jan. 2, 1964. We are continuing service at our present location thru Dec. 31, I P. M, We Wish You All A Very Happy and Prosperous New Year 3 - B TIRE CO. 805 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

stead of a dentist.

turn on so well.

"In addition, I’m ribbed regu-

larly by my friends. They say • Lewis Academy in Jamaica, bang-up game and they always

all women should be like the one I portray on the show— look beautiful and keep your

L. I., N. Y., became a secretary , wanted me on their side.

to a patent attorney after leaving school. Some months later,

Marilyn, yi/U can be on my side all the time.

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