anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-01

10 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Tuesday, June 1, 1954 News of the World COHN FACES CAMERA AND COMMITTEE — Photographers go to work on Roy Cohn (back to camera) as he is cross-examined by Special Counsel Ray Jenkins at the McCarthy-Army hearing in Washington. At the committee table, left to right, are Senator Everett Dirksen (R., Ill.), Ray Jenkins, Chairman Senator Karl Mundt (R., S.D.), Senator Stuart Symington (D., Mo.), and Senator Henry Jackson (D., Wash.). EASY LIVIN'—Waving au revoir to their friends, two shapely French sailors prepare to get under way in their boat at Cannes, France. Movie actresses Lise Bourdin, left, and Elisa Lamotte were attending the film festival, but they managed to spend a lot of free time on the water. HAVING A BALL — Pretty Marilyn Dolan is one gal who really seems to be full of bounce; enough, at least, to give those beach balls a good workout in St. Petersburg, Fla. Marilyn's vacation was not one devoted exclusively to sea and sand; some exercise helped fill up those sunny days. MODERN AMAZON—Mrs. Edith Roeder, 29, of Chicago, national weight-lifting champion, gave a demonstration during a meeting of the Central States Amateur Athletic Union weight lifters in Chicago. The organization held its first meet since 1950 and plans to make it yearly; 'NO ORDERS FROM WHITE HOUSE'—Army Seey. Robert Stevens (leader) Joseph Welch as he took the witness stand and swore under oath that the McCarthy dispute were made on his own responsibility, and not on or against testimony reopened the interrupted hearings and marked the 14th day World As Seen Through the Eye SCHINE'S CAPTAIN — Captain Joseph J. Miller, who was Pvt. G. David Schine's company commander at Fort Dix, N. J., testifies at the McCarthy-Army hearing in Washington. He said that Pvt. Schine once tried to make him an offer of assistance which he considered improper. CAPABLE GIRL—And well able to take care of herself is p. Shani Wallis, an actress in London, England. She has profrom the judo lessons she's been taking from Joe Robb the fellow who is shown riding for a fall. PRECAUTION—Pickets at the Kohler Co. plant in Sheboygan, Wis., watch as Elmer Schrader hits his dog Dutchess with a gas mask. Some 500 of the more than 1000 pickets at the plant have donned the masks in answer to testimony by Herbert V. Kohler at a Labor Relations Board hearing he had a "strong suspicion" the company had tear gas bombs on hand. The plant has been struck seven weeks. TELLS OF TRAGEDY — Capt. William F. Raborn of Oklahoma City in charge thereof COPENHAGEN has constructed a new type of single sculling about 30 pounds, the sculler will cost $200. The new craft, the frame of which is light metal. TELLS OF TRAGEDY — Capt. William F. Raborn of Oklahoma City is shown aboard his ship, the carrier Bennington, at Quonset Point, R. I., as he held news conference. Capt. Raborn said he had no idea what caused the explosions and fire off Newport, 70 miles at sea. Ninety one were killed and 201 injured in the disaster. COLOR GIRL — Marna Clarissa Schultz, 22, of Takoma, Md., is the 1954 color girl at the U.S. Naval Academy. Chosen by Midshipman George B. Parks of San Francisco, whose company was judged best in brigade, she will reign over June Week activities. BY THE BEAUTIFUL NAME WERE LITERALLY CHASE PARK AT C e Eye of the Camera OFF TO SEE SIGHTS — Escorted by President Elsenhower, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia leaves the White House, where he was overnight guest, to begin sightseeing tour of the capital, Mount Vernon and Arlington. Between them (background) is Mrs. Elsenhower. IN RED ROUNDUP—Mrs. Edith Abber, 33, alleged holder of various posts in the Communist Party, smirks in Boston jail. She was one of six persons arrested on conspiracy warrants by police in roundup after Suffolk County Grand Jury returned indictments against seven suspected Communists. A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT TO SEA—These three lovelies are three deep in three dimension as they stand on their toes in the sand at Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Holding the large beach balls are, left to right: Rhoda Pickett, Petio Hall and Shirley Allen. BOXED IN—George Chelius is almost hidden in Albany, N. Y., hotel room by part of the 3500 white cardboard boxes for the box lunches that will feed stockholders voting their proxies May 26 in the battle between Robert R. Young and New York Central management for control of the railroad. BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA—These dancers from Shirley Booth's hit musical comedy of that name were literally there when they went down to the opening of the 58th season of Steeplechase Park at Coney Island for a little fun. It's apparent that they had a lot of it.