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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY #£2, 1951,
Oscar Winner Brod Crawford
ls Beefing About His Billing
pv ERSKINE JOHNSON
10 LYWOOD — (NEA) — Ex-
Jusively yours: Broderick Craw
-40, fuming at Columbia over the
von blling given to Judy Holliday
iy “Born Yesterday,” has been
osrdercd by his agent to stay away
trom the studio until the beef is
gettled . . . Property settlement
tanules and a new Broadway play,
»Th> Moon Is Blue,” are holding
wo the Barbara Bel Geddes-Carl
geheurer divoree.
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Robert Cummings is the latest
tow-must-go-on hero. He was
notitied of his mother’s death on
the eve of the last day of filming
+f 2 movie in Florida. He coxy
pleted his scenes—all comedy—
and then announced the news to
‘he compapy. !
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Evelvn Keys’' independent {ilm,
wThe Four Poster,” will have only
three sets—all bedrooms. Hmmm!
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Hollvwood is howling at Janet
Leigh's visit to the home of Tony
Curtis. where she had dinner with
his “You Can’t Take It With You”
familv. Arriving at the same time
were the entree and a relative
hursting through a door with a re
quest for Janet’s autograph.
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Rita Havworth and Aly Khan
arrive in Hollywood in March or
April of 1951 and Rita’s studio,
Columbia, is now admitting the
fact. Inside word is that Rita has
already decided on the script of
her next picture—in the “Gilda” |
vein. |
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Las Vegas gamblers are gnash
ing their teeth over “The Groom
Wore Spurs.” Jack Carson, as a
movie star, tours the leading Vegas
slitter palaces and loses $60,000.
... RKO and Silvana Mangano,
the Italian star of “Bitter Rice,”
are talking contract . . . John Dall, !
hefore the local opening of “The‘
Man,” spent a week studying his
lines in a room at the Y. M. C. A.
To avoid “I'he Womnga'"t | .
Marta Toren and UI are talking
about a remake of Camille”
Taps for TV ;
Larry Parks is taking hoofing
lessons. Ditto the Andrews Sisters,
who will combine taps with boo
gie-woogie when the debut on TV.
One of those directors with a
“Let's do it again” complex can
start blushing. He shot 22 takes
of the same scene, ordering a print
of each, Next day he went to a
projection room to look at the 22
takes and to give his usual criti
tism of why one was %et‘ter than
all the rest. He picked No. 7as
the perfect one, and then ex
plained in minute detail his rea
sons for not liking the other 21.
Hiz film editor, in on" the gag,
gave the best acting performance
of the year by keeping a straight
face because all the scenes were
Work Clothes
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Don’t Miss These Values
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Gallant-Belk Co.
“THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES”
'identical. The studio had shown
the director 22 prints of Take No.
1.
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. Rondld Reagan’s new heartbeat
is Betty Underwood, a New York
;socialite . . . Keefe Brasselle and
‘Diana Lynn in Ben Hecht's “Mir
acle in the Rain” is in the talking
stages. Keefe, now at MGM, still
owes Anson Bond one film . . .
Joan Davis is deserting Hollywood
for New York TV and a possible
Broadway musical.
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Monica Lewis’ reason for dip~
ping her locks into brownette dye
is to kill the rumors that MGM is
grooming her to step into Lana
Turner’s shoes. She looked enough
like Lana to be her twin in her
screen tests . . . Katharine Hep
burn is livid over ill health and
play-closing rumors that have fol
lowed her for the past month. “It’s
asinine,” Katie sounded off back
stage after a performance here of .
“As You Like It.” I
Stevens Satisfied
Mark Stevens, free - lancing
after seven years at Fox, says he’s
grateful for the fame and money
the long-term contract brought
him but “I wouldn’t do it again.”
From now on, he says, he's adopt
ing Bette Davis’ theory on how
to get along in Hollywood—*“Never
complain and never explain”—and
Cary Grant’s long-time rule “get
what you want in the contract."i
Savs Mark:
“Good movies are the result of
harmony. Arguments can be avoid- |
ed by getting it in writing first,
Grant once told me that it’s even
in his contract that he gets a tele
phone in his dressing room on the
set. He doesn’t argue. He just
points to his contract. If it’s not
in his contract, he shuts up. That’s
for me.”
Current Stevens assignment:
Rhonda Fleming’s co-star in “Lit
tle Egypt.”
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Don’t look for Barbara Stan
wyck’s name in marquee lights
when the film version of “Come
Back, Little Sheba” hits the movie
houses. Barbara turned down Hal
Wallis’ bid to make the picture,
pointing out that the lead should
go to Shirley Booth, star of the
stage play.
CZECHS BOOST SCHOOLS
PRAGUE.—(AP)—Dr. O. Pav
lik, deputy minister of education,
says Czechoslovakia now has 21
institutions of higher learning
with 38,700 students, against 10
with 19,800 in 1938. He gave the
figures at a conference of the
Central Union of Czechoslovak
Students, Nineteen thousand stu
dents now draw state aid, he said,
compared with 2,387 in 1938. This I
ranges up to S4O a menth.
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ADVISER _ ¥red Picara,
skiing authority, has been named
technical adviser to the 1952
United States Olympic women's
skiing team. He held the same
position on the 1948 team,
WITHDRAWALS
FROM BANKS
ON INCREASE
Checks and other withdrawals
from individual bank accounts in
thirteen major Georgia trade cen
ters were 37 percent greater last
month than in January 1950, ac
cording to a report issued today
by the Federal Reserve Bank of
Atlanta.
: The Bank also said the report
ing cities sa a gain of 5 percent
over the December figures.
Substantial gains over last Jan
uary were recorded in each of the
state’s major trade centers, rang
ing from a 67-percent increase in
Gainesville to a 20-percent gain
in Valdesta. Albany, Augusta,
Brunswick, and Savannah all had
an increase of 39 percent. Colum
bus showed a 42-percent gain, 37
in Atlanta, 28 in Elberton, and 25
in Griffin. Bank debits were 27
percent in Macon, Newnan show
ed a 38 percent incraease, and
Rome, one of 37 percent.
Griffin was the only reporting
city in the state where debits to
individual accounts dropped as
much as 10 percent below the De
cember level. Savannah recorded
a decrease of 7 percent, and small
decreases were felt in Macon, El
berton, and Columbus. Atlanta,
Augusta, and Brunswick all show
ed a 38 percent increase, and
showed the largest increase over
the December debit figure, 24 per
cent.
. This trend of increased with=~
drawals during January was in
line with the.vest of the Sixth
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Federal Reserve District, which
includeg all or part of Alabama,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Florida, and Georgia. District tig
ures show January bank debits to
be 28 f:;;ent gre;tcr thutn in Jatn
uary an percen ater
than December 1950, The 333 re
porting cities throughout the Uni
ted States showed a similiar in
crease in debits over January a
year ago, but withdrawals were
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g BEEF ROUND STEAK ... Ib. 1.05
/ FANCY CUTS CORNYED
? PORK CHOPS ... Ib. 55
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Juice Jars ... eachlsc
Syup ... 120 z bot.2c
Sardines .. 1-3/ 0. cans 15¢
Lady Melba .. ... fube 25¢
Brangelmce .. 460z.can29¢
Mayonnaise ... pint 4T
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Doq Food ... 3-Ilh. cans 25¢
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ceeding month.
RABBIT EXTERMINATION
CAMPAIGN
SYDNEY— (AP) — A disease,
encouraged by man and spread by
mosquitoes, is tam.lng off thous
'ands of unwanted rabbits in Aus
tralia. The rabbit-killingd™ disease
is myxomatosis.
Rabbits infected with the virus
become blind and die of starva
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tion. Australians are encouraging
the disease because rabbits are a
big pest here. They roam in mill
fons over the sheep country, de
vouring enormous quantities of
gress that could be used for sheep
grazing.
“CLOSED BREEDING”
PRODUCES BETTER BEEF
WASHINGTON-— (AP) —More
economical production from
“closed lines” of breeding animals
Chop those food bills down to budget size by doing all your food buying
here where every price is a low price every day. That means sure savings
on hundreds of items any day. It also means better meals at a lower cost—
more good foods to serve . . . more real money to save. Washington made
history cutting down a cherry tree. You'll make money cutting down
your food bills at Bell’s,
Rosedale ‘
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Juice No. 2
Donald Duck cans c
Maxwell House
or Lb. Bag c
Chase & Sanborn
Perk Granulated
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STRAWBERRY :::: - 29¢
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ETTUCE ... 2 stks. 25c
WHITE POTATOES ... 5 Ihs. 19¢
POLE BEANS .- 2 Ihs. 5c
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APPLES ... 3lbs. 35
is proving important to the beef
industry, says the U, 8. Depart
ment of Agriculture. More than
150 closed lines of beef sattle are
now being developed,
“Closed line” breeding involves
mating an outstanding bull to
about 26 outstanding females,
Thereafter, only the best bulls are
bred back to females of the line.
The result is to concentrate the
good quallties In succeeding gen«
erations.
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gnrape jellymiaoz glass 21c
Peaches . . No. 2% glass 43¢
Jume Peas . No. 303 can 27
Iurl:l; G;Zefis, 2No. 2 cans 25¢
Kp;fi;exn . 10 oz. crt. 45¢
Flour ... 101 b. hag 95¢
Sugar ... 5 Ib bag 48¢
We;ls:)n O(;i)” ... Quari TTe
fielsey Tissue ... 2 rolls e
Facial Tissues . ... 400 cf. 29¢
PAGE SEVEN
ROYAL LAND FOR
COMMUNITY PROJEQT
ADDIS ABARA— (AP) -
peror Haile Selassie has donated a
plot of royal land to the Indian
community here for a publie ma
ternity home, hall and an
Indian mflofinm The Xn%n
community plans to financa the
projects through voluntary sub
scriptions from residents »f the
community.
MONTMORENCY RED
CHERRIES
N0.2can.... 23c
PEACHES
11b.pilo ..... 43¢
TOMATOES
2 No. 1 cans
23¢