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A real bargain— s96s.oo 1948 MERCURY 2 DOOR SE DAN—Good green finish, new tires, radio, heater, . plastic seat covers, back : up lights, and tops in pre formance— . $1095.00 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN — Qriginal black {inish, good rubber, radio, heater, plastic seat covers, mechanically O. K. and easy terms— sß9s.oo CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN —Original two tone dark and light blue finish, ex eellent rubber, radio, heat er, seat covers, and plen ty of service yet to g 05575.00 $575.00 1948 DODGE PICK UP TRUCK —Good red and black gaint job, extra good tires, ody and cab in good con~ dition, only driven a few thousand miles— sß9s.oo 1940 FORD PICK UP TRUCK —New red baked enamel finish, excellent tires, cab and body in good shape— motor O. K.— $395.00 37 other Used Cars and Trucks to select from! Credit and Terms handled in our offices. Highest Trade In Allowances in town, C. A. TRUSSELL Mofor Co. “Established 1918” Bulaski at Broad Phone 1087 pletely deglamorized — no mak up, high-necked dresses, lines in her face—for the role of a 39-year old in Republic’'s “Rio Bravo” Says Maureen: “I'd play a 90- years-old grandmother for a chance to work with John Ford again.” . . John Wayne would give anything—even money—to get out of the remaining two picture com mitments RKO holds on his serv ices. . . . Dorothy Lamour will be doing a ‘“Perils of Pauline” in a sorong when her TV show, “Sa rong Girl,” goes on film this fall. Marjorie Main doesn’t think it’s going to worry Lana and Ava, but she’s getting dolied-up for the first time in a dog’s age in MGM’s Mrs. O’Malley and Mr. Malone.” Says H. Marojria: “I'm kinda dressed up for a change and I like it fine, honey Even my hair is sorta fancy. I don’t worry about my hair in the Kettle pictures, honey. I just whup it up and let in ilhigd - Several years ago Ronald Rea gan agreed to do a story he didn’t like as a “personal saver” to a studio boss. In return the boss agreed to star Reagan in a big outdoor epic if the studio could find the proper story. : Reagan himself found the story and helped negotiate its sale to the studio. The studio released a big announcement saying Reagan would be starred in the film. Other day the picture went before the cameras—with anotner actor in the starring role. Why movie ac tors jump off piers. AFTER CASH Xaxier Cugat’s objections to Lorraine Cugat’s legal eagle, Mil ton Golden, is one of the reasons for the delay in the divorce set tlement. But Golden says he’ll go right on battling for a big cash deal for Lorraine. . .. Mary Brian, the Elizabeth Taylor of the si- Jents-into-sound era, has turned artist and is illustrating a book on Hollywood by vet director Herbert Brannon. Ronald Co!man wrote the foreward. Mary says she’d do a movie again if something good came along — “something that would be a departure for me.” Republic’'s “The City That Slept” will be shot by Allan Dwan in Chicago. It’s about a crime solv ed entirely by the Chicago police. No private eyes or Philo Vance reporters . . . A dancer named Doug Spencer does a hot Charles ton in “Hit Parade of 1951.” He was the Texas Charleston champ in 1926. His partner in those days was a cute little blonde named Ginger Rogeri. . Every private eye in Hollywood spends his afternoons looking at Humphrey Bogart movies. But not FEdmund O'Brien, a screen tough guy who's been accused of stealing Bogey’s thunder in the tight lipped hero department. Mention the Bogey resemblance and Eddie slips right into the looks he wears when the studio machine guns trace swiss cheese patterns in his midriff. «f don’t think I'm like him at all,” Eddie told me. “Sure, Tve done a couple of funny impres sions of him at parties, but then who hasn’t?” The Irish in Eddie gets along great with the Spanish in his wife. Olga San Juan, and he can even spout the language of Carmen Miranda, Diosa Costello and Olga’s other friends. “I like everything k\omemade Jell, , N BEST! 7€ ) 2\ ¥ g"é.g 7 - ] s &0 .:,,""" AT Ry Capture the goodness of Summer’s lucious fruits in your owr home made jellies and jams, For perfect gesults, use Dixie Crystals Sugar— “The sweetest Sugar Ever Sold.” e Crystals Pure Ca'r_'lr-ef e Latin except Olga’s cooking. She’s just getting around to learning how to make coffee.” The- O’'Brien named Edward doesn’t miss the live audiences of his Broadway stage days—not as long as Olga’s around. He heamed. “She’s a great giggler, I get up in the morning and play different characters for her. She never knows whom she’s wakin up with.” LOCAL COLOR Judy Canova and Chill Wills are up for a series of homey Ameri-~ can films at Republic. . . . A major studio took a big epic to Pamona for a preview, Reel 5 war forgot ten—but not missed. . . Claude Jarman, jr., says he’ll continue commurting between Nashville and Hollywood for pictures until he’s finished college. 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They were divorced three years ago. ’ | % % * Tom Drake, whoyyhalked:gt; playing those all-American boy roles at MGM, is back in town for a try at something chewier.. . .. . Contract talks between MGM and Rod Cameron, stymied for several months, are on again. . . . John Beal’s Actors Hobby Shop—start ed to help out-of-work emoters who are handy at making all kinds of gadgets—will close its doors July 1. It’s estimated that Beal lost SIO,OOO in the venture. . | e e ON FOOT! MISSOULA, Mont. — (AP) — George Mourar, driver examiner for the Montana highway patrol, reached his verdict in a hurry when a license applicant lost con trol of his auto and it jumped a curb while Mourar sat beside him on a test run. And he also catalo gued the candidate swiftly. “That man,” he said as he stepped from the strandea car, "'is a pedestrian.” FEATHERED DEPUTY SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — (AP) —~— San Bernardino County Hds* a Yk “ÜbHuly" ehefift aithed Little Jim. He s a pigeon. 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Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current, June 29, 1950, Home Edition, Page PAGE THIRTEEN, Image 13