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PARADE PROSPECT—The Griffin, 110-foot Alice-In-Wonderland figure is another of the giant Mardi-Gras balloons that will travel the Anaheim Hallowe'en Parade route. He has the head of a eagle, the body of a lion, the tail of a dragon and the wings of an eagle. Like to be a Glamour Girl—Check These Two Records First PITTSBURGH (A) — So you'd like to be a glamorous movie star, or win a beauty contest? Before you try, listen to what's been happening to a couple of gals who made the grade. They're ready to offer proof it isn't always a life of luxury. Lovely Alexis Smith has been a movie headliner since her first experience singing for the Benny Goodman and Woodie Herman bands. But it's hardly the sort of role you'd expect. "Miss Pennsylvania" to get. The routine goes on at least four times a day, and often again at night. In between there are notables to be greeted and occasionally, when time permits the girls Sheriff Seeks (Continued From Page VI on him shortly before he retires Brea, he said. Sheriff Musick said that so far as the bullet holes show, the slim might have been fired from rifle. If he could find the missing bullet he could determine which kind of weapon it came from and could identify the gun if it were located. He said. The bullet had entered the side of the top of Wood's car traveled through the car on slight rise, and went out the right. PITTSBURGH (AP) — So you'd like to be a glamorous movie star, or win a beauty contest? Before you try, listen to what's been happening to a couple of gals who made the grade. They're ready to offer proof it isn't always a life of luxury. Lovely Alexis Smith has been a movie headliner since her first big role opposite Charles Boyer in "The Constant Nymph." Her most recent picture, just being released, is "Wyoming Mail," with Stephen McNally. Husky-voiced Emilee Longacre of Phoenixville, Pa., only 19, went to the Atlantic City pageant this year as Miss Pennsylvania. She's a pert blonde of medium size and lovely figure who sings a remarkable torch song. The two have been traveling for five days now as feature attractions aboard the Pennsylvania Week train. That's the commonwealth's unique promotional stunt a 1248-mile tour to 29 cities to encourage Pennsylvanians to believe in their state. At every stop there's a 40-minute show from a flatcar that has been converted into a stage. Alexis arrives on the stage wearing a mink coat and during her dialogue with master of ceremonies Ezra Stone—radi'd by Henry Aldrich—has difficulty determining the height of the microphone. She's tall, he's short, and the mike can't be both high and low. So first Alexis takes off her shoes, stands in her stockinged feet on the grimy floor. She's still too tall. Then she kneels down; worse yet, Finally they solve it by getting a soap box for Ezra. But the routine hardly fits the "glamour" of a movie actress, even in the final scene where Alexis scampers to the sideline arm-in-arm with some local boy "selected" as her "next leading man." And what happens to Emilie? Well, when she comes on stage there's a boy waiting to hear her sing "You're My Everything." All through the number the youngster is prodded by Stone to put his arms around Emilie. That the boy is usually redfaced and squirming in embarrassment only adds to the merriment of his hometown friends in the audience. It's no easy matter to sing at all under the circumstances out Emilie carries off the assignment expertly with the aid of her experience singing for the Benny Goodman and Woodie Herman bands. But it's hardly the sort of role you'd expect, "Miss Pennsylvania" to get. The routine goes on at least four times a day, and often again at night. In between there are notables to be greeted and occasionally, when time permits the girls get a bit of food, a bath and a little sleep. Add to all this one factor, that neither of the girls is paid a cent for their all-week work and it looks like an even slimmer reward for their accomplishments. What do the girls think of the trip and the work? "Wonderful," says Alexis. "I'm having the time of my life," comments Emilie. Senator Lehman (Continue from Page 1) that has to come out in public, the president said. He added that, yes, it certainly would have an effect on the New York election and won't hurt Democratic chances. Mr. Truman also said he expects the Democrats will win next month's Congressional election by a landslide, increasing their majorities in both Senate and House. He doesn't plan to do any campaigning, he said. He wouldn't comment on election prospects in individual states, but said he hopes Senator Francis J. Myers wins in Pennsylvania. Myers is opposed by Republican Gov. James H. Duff. The Hanley letter had repercussions in California. It was brought up there by James Roosevelt, son of the late president, who is opposing Republican Gov. Earl Warren for reelection. Asking why Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight got out of the race for governor early this year, Roosevelt suggested there might be a parallel to Hanley's withdrawal in New York. He referred to Dewey as "the senior partner in the firm of Dewey and Warren" and asked: "What went on here in California?" Warren retorted that he had never discussed the question of withdrawal with Knight and he said of Roosevelt: "Is there no end to this man's trickery? He has no equal since patent medicines were sold on street corners from a buckboard." Sheriff Musick said that so far as the bullet holes show, the shot might have been fired from a rifle. If he could find the missing bullet he could determine who dawn on weapon it came from and could identify the gun if it were located, he said. The bullet had entered the side of the top of Wood's car traveled through the car on slight rise, and went out the right side of the top. Wood stopped his car as soon as the shot was fired and said that he was so bewildered that did not think to get a description of the other car or its license. Had the bullet holes repaired, next day and intended not to injure the incident, he stated. However, his council colleague Jack Adams, who is supportive Wood in a demand for a police department shakeup at Fullerton told of the attempt Tuesday. By that time the sheriff's office said that the trail was so cold to make solution of the case most hopeless. If Wood had reported the shooting promptly, said Sheriff Musick, the question whether he had his self fired the shot in an effort call attention to his crusade against the police department could have been disposed of making a paraffin test of hands. Such a test would shatter minute particles of powder on skin if he had fired the gun. GOP Pre-Hatch Chick Counting Tabbed Dangerous Unjustified over-confidence about the outcome of the November 7 elections is hurting chances of success for Republicans throughout California. Laughlin E. Waters, vice-chairman of the Republican State Committee, said today. Waters, who just completed intensive two-week survey of political situation in 40 of state's 58 counties, said, "Whill found the prospects of success be reasonably encouraging, a supporter who believes the Republicans have the election in the state is just plain crazy." "The thing to remember is that no matter how good the campaign look the time to celebrate an election victory is after the votes counted." there's a boy waiting to hear her sing "You're My Everything." All through the number the youngster is prodded by Stone to put his arms around Emilie. That the boy is usually red-faced and squirming in embarrassment only adds to the merriment of his hometown friends in the audience. It's no easy matter to sing at all under the circumstances out Emilie carries off the assignment expertly with the aid of her ex-New York. He referred to Dewey as "the senior partner in the firm of Dewey and Warren" and asked: "What went on here in California?" Warren retorted that he had never discussed the question of withdrawal with Knight and he said of Roosevelt: "Is there no end to this man's trickery? He has no equal since patent medicines were sold on street corners from a buckboard." 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One police said: "Man, there was a real crowd; we just kept sidewalk and auto traffic moving—and kept the way of those shoppers!" Policemen helping with the traffic were Anaheim Officers Earl Forest Wolverton, and Norbert DeCock. Grange Calls for Butterfat Boost SAN BERNARDINO (AP) — The California State Grange in a resolution today called for raising of the minimum milk butterfat requirement under state law from 3.3 per cent to 3.8 per cent. This said the resolution, would Local Youth to Receive Preacher’s License Sunday at White Temple White Temple Methodist Church will experience one of the greatest single events of the year this Sunday night when Don Brummet, one of the youth of this church receives his local preacher’s license and starts on his way toward a time Church related service in the field of education this summer. Now a student at Fullerton College and hopes to continue education at Redlands Univ. Grange Calls for Butterfat Boost SAN BERNARDINO (HP) — The California State Grange in a resolution today called for raising of the minimum milk butterfat requirement under state law from 3.2 per cent to 3.8 per cent. This said the resolution would reduce the present 23 per cent surplus of Grade A milk in the state. It would entail no increase in the cost of milk to the consumer. In other resolutions adopted last night at the annual convention, the Grange: Called for revision in the citrus volume prorate system, declaring that the economic status of citrus growers has been seriously affected by "erratic and generally depressed market conditions." Recommended legislation that would tax out-of-state butter, the revenue to support the Dairy Industry board. Proposed legislation to require that commercial vehicles carrying milk to processing plants be enclosed and insulated. The Grange also voted a cultural features and exhibits at test against charging fees for agricounty fairs. This resolution said such fees do not encourage the betterment of agriculture and animal husbandry, the original purpose of the fairs. Edna Millay (Continued from Page 1) ing the Pulitzer prize in 1923 for "The Harp - Weavers" and other poems. She was adept at topical writing. Her "Murder of Lidice" vividly described Nazi entrance into a Polish village. Her book "There Are No Islands Any More" mirrored the world's trouble of World War II. Miss Millay was born in Rockland, Me., Feb. 22, 1892. Her parents were Henry Tolman Millay and Cora Buzzell Millay. Her mother wrote children's verse and she once said that Edna had written doggerel at the age of three. Edna studied first at Barnard college and later at Vassar, where she won her bachelor of arts degree in 1917. She received several honorary degrees from other schools. After graduation, she moved to Greenwich village, New York City's art colony. There she spoke time Church related service in the field of education this summer. Now a student at Fullerton College and hopes to continue education at Redlands Univ. The district superintendent the San Diego district Southern California Arizona federation of the Methodist will come from San Diego part in the service of dew which will take place at aular seven o'clock Worship on Sunday night. Don will speak briefly ing why he is choosing to and the district superintendent Reverend Hayden S. Se preside at the granting of preacher's license. Wire so fine that it is on a fifth of the diameter man hair is used in cert types of radio tubes. PROTECT YOUR COUNTRY. YOU CIRCULAR—As part of federal Bureau of Investigation campaign against subveres, this new poster circles is being distributed to the stations and defense areas across the country. Associated Press Wirephoto) ARNOLD SUPPORTS EDWARD SHATTUCK It has been announced that Dr. Paul Arnold of Anaheim, will head the Veterans for Edward S. Shattuck committee in Orange county. 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The evening concluded with the presentation of "An Atrocious Melodrama" by Arthur L. Kaser entitled, "The Great Bottleneck Diamond or the Villainous Shah of Shush." The cast included Bob Brockman, Mrs. Al Casebeer, Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, Mrs. Mert Landweer, and Gerald and Ed Baker. Wally Freeland was the director. Table decorations in the Hallowe'en theme were carried out by Mrs. Robert Gaerte and Mrs. Landweer. Mrs. Howard Scott was in charge of the serving. Baptist Belief is Sunday Subject “What do Baptist Believe?” is to be the subject of a series of messages given by Rev. Bob Kevorkian of the Calvary Baptist church beginning this Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. The sermons will continue on subsequent Sunday evenings. Pastor Kevorkian indicates belief that many people are interested in the fundamental beliefs and practices of the Baptist church. Missionary Heads Baptist Program Bethel Baptist church located at Broadway and Lemon in Anaheim will have the privilege of having Missionary Hilda Tober as guest speaker in all the services this Sunday. Miss Tobert as a teen-age girl joined a little country church, the Glory Hills Baptist church, near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. In this mission-minded church she caught the spirit of missions. Later she took her training in nursing in the city of Edmonton, and in the fall of 1945 she went out as a missionary nurse to the British Cameroons of Africa under the North American Baptist Mission. Bethel Baptist Sunday School took on her support from the beginning. After more than four years of service Miss Tobert is back on her first furlough. This visit will also be her first to Bethel Baptist church. She will speak in the morning to the Sunday School at 9:30; in the morning worship service at 10:45; and again in the evening service at 7:30. She will also speak briefly at the Freeway Park Sunday School at about 10:15 a.m. The public is invited to come and listen to her interesting and colorful reports on the work in the British Cameroons, especially the hospital work in which she was engaged for the last two years. ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Letters of administration over the estate of the late Roy Robbins of Buena Park, whose death took place last December 30, were asked today in a Superior Court petition filed by his niece, Stella B. Campbell, of Long Beach. Value of the estate, which consists of personal property, was estimated at about $5500. Live Preacher's White Temple Same Church related Christian service in the field of Christian education this summer. He is now a student at Fullerton Junior College and hopes to continue his education at Redlandis University. 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