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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, October 13, 1949 Pari mTIie max who I bllltles and $1,219 ansets, of which he claimed $1,150 exempt. against the Kramer Floor Covering; 616 Main for $756 65 unpaid taxes, and against the Air City Flying Service, Box 133, Vandalla, Ohio, for $933.84 unpaid withhold-ing taxes. Knew Missing Film Dancer, Actor Admits; No Friendship Existed, Kirk Douglas Says Bob Considine Two Tax Liens Piled. Thomas A. Gallagher, Internal Revenue Collector, filed liens Hollywood, Oct 12-UNS) Kirk Douglas, acreen star, questioned In Color Video Long Way Off.

NEW YORK- (INS) What's won't comi the mysterious disappearance of until 1953 at the ear Jean Spangler, film actress, admit Nancy Chaplin, dancer, told Chief Brown: "Mr. Douglas, as always, was very courteous to all the extra players. I frequently saw him and Jean talking and laughing together on the set." Meanwhile, police searched the ravines and canyons of Griffith liest. The British and Canadians ted to police today that he knew the missing beauty but aald he will have the first such plane) In operation perhaps by '51. tw? Tou won't have to start worrying bout color tclevliion until the middle 1950s the way things ara There are several reasons why, The British were the true pioneers In the modern Jet and deserve their slight lead, which wan further never had dated her.

Douglas changed an early story in which he told police that he never had met the attractive girl. The actor Issued the following Park for the body of the missing actress in the belief that she was the victim of a mad butcher-slayer. The film and television beauty 1 pi I disappeared shortly after midnight 3 took Brodit. aided when the United States agreed to make the Rolls Koyce reciprocal engine for them during the last part of the war, while their engineers concentrated on the inevitable engine of the future. The market for Jet transports won't be a lively one, tha Douglas last Friday after she was seen in a swank Sunset Strip night club.

though tha ayitam ta pretty well perfected. For ona thing color TV is breath-taklngly czpeniiva for the broadcaster. Not many TV stations in tha land are making money now with black and white. thoiiRh Interest is hlgn, aeta are selling and new and more important sponsors appear every time the coaxial cable txpandf a bit. Two days after her disappearance statement through his attorney, Garry Rosenthal: "Mr.

Douglas didn't even remember the girl but when he talked with people who worked with him on the picture 'Young Man With French-Fried Shrimp rherk on the gases belching mightily from the subterranean inferno. Jean's torn purse was found at an entrance of Griffith Park. A note In the purse read: "Kirk: Can't wait any longer, going to see Dr. Scott. It will work best this way while mother la away." Company, for one, if Inclined to believe.

Off 1948 traffic figures, the entire transatlantic trade could he A Horn' they recalled to him that she was a girl who wore a certain TIIK ITU. STORY of what a Those companies not ready for handled by 25 of them and 100 mora type of dress. -1 nun can An fur llaolf If ill neonle color televising or incapable of could take care of ail tne A systematic questioning was "Then he remembered her and the fact that he had kidded around bearing the financial burden have states traffic over 800 mllea. joeueve in us luiijrc, win ue nt wepk at Hnzleton. Pa.

begun of the nine Dr. Scotts listed In the Hollywood telephone long range plans to fight It in qut airin la wnrkinB nn a with her a little on the set as he 1 1 JJi Washington had done with numerous other flfiht It to a fare-', "Details or ine miviy iu ngm i 10 a lare transport about half again the thpr) isee-weu. of th. Constellation of DC-8 and Famoui the world over, Fried Gulf Shrimp Florida Style is served to perfection daily at 01' Complete with French-fried potatoes slaw rolls butter and beverage this delicious specialty is most enjoyable. Cream slaw is included with, your dinner.

Or, if you prefer, try our new taste sensation Of SOUTH HOT SLAW Every entree every side-dish deliciously prepared courteously served, and music by Muiak adds to your enjoyment. Visit 01' South today. The film actress's worried mother, Hut this much Is known: When The Industry has had color tele-capftble uka tn0fl two (and the vision down pretty fine for five or Bop(n stratocrulser) of both long Mrs. Florence Spangler, returned home from Lexington, Ky. She told police: the war ended 4.000 of the city's 39,000 were unemployed.

Its coal fields were running out. It determine to attract new Industry. In lx years. The last Important bug and short hope. extras.

"However, he didn't even know the girl's name and never went out with her or saw her except on the set." Detective Chief Thad Brown had pointed out to the actor that the KIRK DO TOLAS. Douglas rocketed to stardom as the "love 'em and leave 'em" boxer In "Champion." He interrupted a Palm Springs vacation to return to Hollywood for police questioning. Other witnesses told police that tha experts had to eradicate was will The first IT. 8. Jet transport "Something terrible must have this: When a viewer takes hit happened to my little girl." cost its company $22,500,000 to bulld.lfcur weeks the people raised make It worthwhile, It (cash) to attract that industry.

eyes from the screen to look to an Miss Spangler, the mother of a other part of the room the primary five-year-old daughter, appeared as It meant $18 a head, man, woman, child. There were no promises to cruise at BOO-580 miles per hour, carry from 60 to 100 passengers and colore "march 'off the screen like a dancer in a number or Holly girl, missing for four days and feared the victim of a crime, had appeared with him in his latest movie. be powered by no more than four wood films. She waa frequently Douglas and Miss Spangler "were very friendly" on the set during production of the picture. LUNCHEONS from 11 A.

M. to 3 F. M. colorful picket fence. TOI F1UST HIDE In an Amerl seen at Sunset Strip night clubs.

DINNERS horn 4:30 to 9 f. M. an Jet-powered transport probably Jots. The whole question la complicated by fuel costs appalling, where jets are concerned and airports. Thfl U.

8. Jet, when it Is finished, stoked with Juice and pay-load, will need a runway. There are only COURTS repay the loan, If no new firms were attracted. Next Tuesday a new $3,500,000 wire and cable plant will be dedicated at Hrtxleton by the Governor of Pennsylvania. It is one of many industries brought to a town which, while wearing out, rediscovered itself through Its people.

BIBLE SCHOOL DEAN NAMED. Announcement of the appointment of William Tryon, Indiana business and religious leader, as Dean of Men at God's Bible School a lew or tnesa in tne country just House Takes Up Resolution For New World Federation Empowered To Keep Peace Railroad Loses Its Appeal now. Precious few. THINGS ARE COMINd along What's The Best Way To Treat A Cold? After yow rearf TIME-fu'tl know et pf nicely with the largest man-made fire In history. It waa touched off last March In a bugs coal vein mined or miles BY GLENN THOMPSON.

(ENQU1MR CVmRKSPONDKNT) north of Birmingham, with the blessing of the U. S. Bureau of charter so UN can be empowered to put down aggression when It starts. They hope to Induce even the Russians to go along. Washington, Oct.

12-(SpeciaD The House Foreign Affairs Com Mines, Southern Research Institute and College, 1S10 Young was made yesterday by Charlee P. Taft, Vice President of the college's Hoard of Trusteea. Mr. Tryon formerly was superintendent and teacher at the Church of the Nazarene at Hammond, Ind.t A God's Bible School and College, mittee today began the study of In Suit Against RFC A decision by Judge Roy M. Shel-bourne of Louisville District Court, October 8, 1948, granting the Reconstruction Finance Corporation $122.30 from the Illinois Central Railroad Co.

for court costs and dismissing the suit of the railroad for $6,944 from the RFC was affirmed by the U. S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, yesterday. The railroad sued the Defense Plant Corporation, subsidiary of the RFC, as a result of an alleged agreement to pay the cost of a siding built by the road In connection with construction of an alum Mr. Hays pictured the possibilities steps toward a modified world gov and the Alamama Power Co.

The purpose: the production of Illuminating and cooking gaa. It Is being tracked scientifically by experts from Pchenectady, who as like those of a Federal Marsha) In Arkansas, unarmed but backed ernment empowered to keep the by the force of law, and able to peace. have developed a new electronic 'he will be In charge of both high Although spectators Jammed a vapor detector which keeps conatantSchool and college men enforce any Federal law in his territory. How much better it would have been, he said, if the near-by hearing of the Armed Serv world had had a law and a police ices Committee to hear Navy officers talk about how to fight a war, Store Houn: (jicldiiififf tha Foreign Affairs hearing room inum extrusion plant near Mem aV. was hardly filled to hear talk of how to prevent war.

Tet, Rep. Brooks Hays, Democrat, Arkansas man when Hitler moved Into Czechoslovakia. "We are not starry-eyed Idealists," he said. "We are trying to deal with the Hitlers and the people who succeeded him wherever they are." Other statements, other witnesses and comments of committee members Indicated strong support for the resolution, certainly no opposition to Its purpose. There is conflict, however, on how to achieve phis, during the war.

The court also affirmed a decision November 11, 1948, by Judge Raymond W. Starr, Grand Rapids, dismissing a suit by William L. Shcpheard, Norfolk, doing business as Wm. L. Shepheard told the committee that action by the House on his resolution might be remembered "as the most his for $21,000 from the Rudy Furnace a Michigan corporation, and a countersult by the defendant for $15,000 In a dispute arising from a contract by Shepheard to the purpoee.

Another major resolution among the several before the committee make ammunition box hasps for the Rudy Furnace Co. is HR 107, sponsored by 21 Con gressmen and supported by equally toric and significant moment In the proceedings of this Congress." Representative Hays urged the committee to approve HR 64. It would put Congress on record to the effect that the objective of American foreign policy Is to "support and strengthen the United Nations and to seek its development Into a world federation open to all nations with defined and limited powers adequate to preserve peace and prevent aggression through the notable leaders, including the Atlantic Union Committee headed by Owen Roberts, former Supremo Court Justice. This favors ap Gidding's fabulous furs designed by the Incomparable Fredrica will be informally modeled Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 13, 14 and 15 Second Floor proaching the problem by leaving the Russians out for the present, calling a convention of Atlantic Landlord Named In Bent Suit. A suit In the name of the United States was filed by Stephen W.

Young, Area Rent Attorney, against Sam Lee, 1307 Main in District Court for restitution of all rental overcharges to tenants and for $450 as treble damages, less restitution, on alleged excessive collections from Arthur Lee for use of a fourth floor apartment at 1307 Main enactment, Interpretation, and en Pact nations, and undertaking to form, within the UN a union of free nations to keep the peace. 8en. Estes Kefauver, Democrat, forcement of world law." The resolution Is sponsored by 105 Congressmen and supported by Tennessee, in a statement to the five Governors, many national lead St. ers and the United World Federalists. They hope to amend the UN committee today, said this approach was the only method of avoiding the Russian veto.

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