anaheim-gazette 1952-07-03

Everybody Likes Virginia’s Looks Except, Perhaps, Virginia Mayo By JAMES BACON (For Vacationing Bob Thomas) HOLLYWOOD. (UP)—True, everybody in Hollywood wants to be someone else—actors wish they were directors; directors wish they were producers and so on. But when Virginia Mayo says she wants to look like someone else, let’s face it. That’s carrying dissatisfaction too far! I learned this bit of intelligence after seeing Virginia in “She’s Working Her Way Through College” in which she plays Hot Garters Gerie, a burlesque stripper. This picture accents a well-known Hollywood fact, to wit: Virginia Mayo is the possessor of the movies’ most beautiful body. And she’s got the face to go with it. For one thing the makeup departments at Warners and other studios reveal that she needs only powder and rouge to look her best before the cameras. That’s something that can’t be said of all glamour girls in this town. Armed with all these facts and figures, I asked Virginia what she thought of cheesecake. “I like it very much,” she replied unsmilingly. “It tastes real good.” “I don’t mean that kind of cheesecake.” “Oh,” she smiled. “You mean the other kind—leg art. Frankly, I don’t mind posing for it, but I don’t enjoy seeing cheesecake or any other kind of pictures where I look like me. I like pictures of myself where I look like someone else, preferably, Vivien Leigh.” great actress. And the studio gives me enough versatility in my roles so I can try; but basically, I’m a song and dance girl. That’s all Betty Grable does and look where she rates in this business.” The mention of Betty Grable momentarily stunned me. I started thinking how Betty would like reading that Virginia Mayo has the best figure in Hollywood. But then it’s a well known fact around town that Betty reads only the racing form. But Marilyn Monroe? There’s a girl who reads everything. And Joe Di Maggio is her boy friend. This job of writing about Hollywood glamour can be hazardous. JOW Head Addresses Stanton C of C Meeting In response to a letter sent out by President Carbon C. Dubbs, a large group of members and Stanton residents attended the meeting Tuesday night at the Dubbs plant on Katella and Western ave. Nelson Launer of Anaheim, superintendent of the Joint Outfall Sewer, opened the session by telling how the proposed sewer system would affect the Stanton area and what their sanitation condition would be. A motion to incorporate the chamber to protect the members and to take advantage of using the band privileges was carried circulated to call for property owners within the properties boundaries calling for a special election on the proposed sewer and water system under County Water Act, as drawn by the office of J.R. Lester Bee engineer from Santa Ana. Sanitation directors will also voted on at the same election. A discussion of the constitution of 250 homes on Chester Ave., and Hwy. 39, by the L.L. Mansion Homes of Los Angeles followed. The chamber had "I don't mean that kind of cheesecake." "Oh," she smiled. "You mean the other kind—leg art. Frankly, I don't mind posing for it, but I don't enjoy seeing cheesecake or any other kind of pictures where I look like me. I like pictures of myself where I look like someone else, preferably, Vivien Leigh." NOW MISS LEIGH is a beauty and undoubtedly one of the world's greatest actresses but one will get you 10 that she would gladly trade the Oscar she won last March if she could look like Virginia in a bathing suit. Or play Hot Garters Gertle. I asked Virginia if this business of wanting to look like Miss Leigh harbored a secret yearning to be a great dramatic actress. "Naturally, I'd like to be a Successor to Sam Collins Under Way SACRAMENTO. (CNS). — A quiet campaign to install Assemblyman Robert Kirkwood of Santa Clara county, as speaker of the assembly at the 1953 session, to succeed the retired Speaker Sam Collins of Orange county, who ran for the state senate and was defeated on two tickets, is under way at the present time. Whether Kirkwood, a Saratoga farmer, will be chosen or not, still remains a question, as the speakability race is one which is enlivened by a great many "would-be" as the Collins regime draws to a close. Nelson Launer of Anaheim, superintendent of the Joint Outfall Sewer, opened the session by telling how the proposed sewer system would affect the Stanton area and what their sanitation condition would be. A motion to incorporate the chamber to protect the members and to take advantage of using the band privileges was carried unanimously. William C. Poe, Jr., attorney from Los Alamitos, has been instructed to draw up the articles of incorporation which will be approved by the State in about three weeks. The by-laws of the Stanton chamber are being studied and will be changed to follow an outline similar to those set by the Los Alamitos chamber. Herman Thompson was named as drainage chairman, assisted by Moreland William Schuman, to work with the county on flood conditions that should be improved within the chamber's zone of influence. A letter is being sent the Junior High school committee asking what progress is being made to locate the proposed Junior High on the Havenor property, Orange and S. Western ave. To date, it was stated that an option had been taken but no money had been deposited. G. W. Irwin reported the temporary fire station is nearing completion and a group of volunteers signed up to put on the interior wall board Wednesday night, headed by Carl M. Jameson. The siren is already on hand. Four petitions are now being election on the proposed sewer and water system under County Water Act, as drawn by the office of J.R. Lester Benson engineer from Santa Ana. Sanitation directors will also voted on at the same election. A discussion of the constitution of 250 homes on Chester Ave., and Hwy. 39, by the L.Mansion Homes of Los Angeles followed. The chamber had ready gone on record as favouring this subdivision along with their endorsement of light dustry and modest housing. Jameson spoke for the group poultrymen located near Western and Katella ave., said that although he could why the businessmen want more homes he thought divisions should be located in towns where facilities were available and leave the outlying areas for the poultrymen who at present were the second largest moneymakers in the county. Opposition that has been voted In Hynes Estates, saying Little Mansions would lower valuation of their homes, fails to appear so no definite action was taken to change the chamber's original endorsement. Dubbs stated speakers from the County Sanitation District would be slated for the next meeting, from the office of engineer and general manager.* The horned toad, a lizard of the American desert, does lay eggs but has living young.* If You Drink! Don't Drive Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS INSURER TO $10,000 Only.. 8 MORE DAYS for YOUR SAVINGS TO RECEIVE FULL EARNINGS FROM JULY 1ST OUR 63rd YEAR IN ANAHEIM Since 1929 Lions & Shielding Association of Anaheim 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM - PHONE 7283 ACROSS FROM CITY HALL WE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 4 and 5 W OFFICE—Doing business in the enly redecorated and refurnished offices the Savings Loan and Building association of Anaheim, 211 E. 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