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COURIER-POST, Cemdtn, N. Saturday, Navtmbtr 25, 1 16 1 Death Takes Ex-Star Ruth Chatterton Population Soon to Hit 185 Million NORWAI.K, Conn. (ITI) career on stage and in movies riage of Convenience" because the company refused to let her chose her scripts. While In Hollywood, she took flying lessons and became so fascinated by aviation that in 1935 False Teeth Ground Up in Turkey Bones BELOIT, Wis. (UPI) It wasn't the big Thanksgiving din ner that curbed James Cheska's appetite but rather the after math.

Cheska was" grinding up the turkey bones in his garbage disposal unit when his new set of false teeth slipped anl went the way of the turkey bones. WASHINGTON (UPI)-The U.S U.S, Seeking 53,300 Gases Canned Food WASHINGTON (GNS) Uncle Sam wants to buy about 53,300 cases of canned vegetables and fruits to use in a new school lunch program. The Agricultural Department said the canned fruits and vegetables along with juices and raisins which it also wants to buy, 'asm I population, gaining at the rate of 10.5 a second, will reach 185 mil- I in. ma i fy she sponsored an air derby from the West Coast to Cleveland. Blonde Ticketed But She Turns Brunette hi Court SAN ANTONIO, Tex.

(UPI)-The next time R. T. May gives someone a ticket for driving through a red light it is a good bet the patrolman will take a long, hard look at the violator. Officer May was in court Friday to identify Angcline Gail' O'Leary. May said he had issued a ticket to the blonde woman for driving' through a traffic light.

May confidently pointed out a blonde In the courtroom. It wasn't Miss O'Leary. Her hair was brown when she showed up to answer the charge. When asked if she had always had brown hair, Miss O'Leary replied, "No, your honor. It has been red, black, brown and blonde." The charge was dismissed.

lion ai i p.m. inov. jij, me census Bureau estimated today. This would be a one-year increase of 3 million in a year for a nation which ranks fourth behind Red China, India and Russia among the world's most populous. To mark the occasion, Commerce Secretary Luther H.

Ohio. She went to England and appeared on the London stage and made two movies. She returned to this country In 1940. Her last Broadway appearance was In 1951, In a revival of Robert E. Sherwood'i "Idiot's De spanned more than four decades, died Friday In Norwalk Hospital at the age of 67.

She had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at her home in Redding, earlier this week. Miss Chatterton's career branched out Into numerous fields. She was a musician who gave a recital in Carnegie Hall at the age of 9, a Broadway producer who staged two plays, a licensed pilot who sponsored an air derby and an author who produced her first novel, a bestseller, in 1950. She was 14 when she made her ice of the Agriculture Department is 9 a.m. Dec.

5. The department wants offers on: green beans, 4,200 cases; green Hodges plans to pose for photographs at a census register with 'hahific an1 cphnnl nhiMrfctn in Am. will be used In an experimental, peas, sweet potatoes, program. spinach, sauerkraut, Schools which will participate i tomatoes, peaches, are being picked by state educa- apricots. purple plums, tional agencies on the basis of "PPlcsauce, 5,108.

and dried school's inability to provide a te ln tomato 5,200. lunch program because of a high proportion of children unable to Space Radiation Shield light" By then, Miss Chatterton already vwas a novelist. Her first, "Homeward Borne," was a bestseller and was followed by "The Betrayers" In 1953. "The Prince of Peacock" In 1954, and "The Southern Wild" in 1958. phasize that the younger age group accounts for the greatest increase in number and Washington debut.

Her first ap RUTH CHATTERTON movie career In 1928 and appear od in such films as "The Doc I 1 Miss Chatterton was married iituj uu iuiis of community support in provid tor's Secret," "The Laughing three times to the late English ing minimum food preparation and service facilities. actor Ralph Forbes, to actor WASHINGTON (UPI) Radia. tion shielding to protect a three- pearance on Broadway came in' 1911 in "The Great Name," which ran for only 21 performances, But she was back on Broadway, the following year in "The Rain-j bow" and shortly thereafter Missi Chatterton moved into her first starring role In Henry Miller's "Daddy Img I-prs." I Miss Chatterton began herl Tl. 4 Million a Year The Census Bureau arranges such ceremonies whenever its scoreboard records a 5 million population gain. The last such affair was held in April I960 when a 180.

million total was recorded. The U.S. population is expected to hit 200 million in 1966. It re- cent. It sak Indonesia has the Lady," "Sarah and Son" and "Dodsworth." She once rejected a $300,000 offer from the Selzniik Corp.

after her apeparance with Henry Miller In the stage play "Mar George Brent and to actor Barry Thompson. Private funeral services were scheduled tentatively for Sunday at her home in Redding. I The reference bureau's mid-1961 and 1980 population estimates, along with annual rates of increase: Mid-1961 1980 Rate cords about 4 million births a year, 1,500,000 deaths and a net immigration of more than 250,000. A review of records of the Cen Millions Millions Pet. CANDIDATE' BOWS OUT SCRANTON, Pa.

(UPI) The Republican ranks of prospective candidates for governor or U.S. Red China mo vuiuiiiuuiiiL-s win ue uis- itributed to the needy schools, the man crew on round-department said "with minimum trip to Mars might weigh ai food storage and preparation facil-j much as 200 tons. ities-" The National Aeronautics and delivery at the Cincinnati Termi-, a 100-pound, "ready-to-wear nal Warehouse, Cincinnati, with suit made largely of water might all delivery charges prepaid by protect a man from radiation the contractor. emanating from a giant solar flan It wants canned items packed during two-week space Journey, six No. 10 cans to a case, and will) A 200-ton mass of shielding de-consider only those offers for would give enough protec quantities as specified.

tion to reduce the dose from each Deadline for receipt of offers by, of the four potential hazards to 25 the Fruit and Vegetable Division; per cent of the allowable lifetim of the Agriculture Marketing Serv- dose. India sus Bureau and the private, non I profit population reference bureau Bomb Scare Delays Trujillo Airliner NEW YORK (UPI) An airliner carrying members of the Trujillo family bound for Lisbon returned to New York Friday night and was delayed for nearly IVgy Wood Assails Theatre Rejection Actress Teggy Wood said Friday Congress repeatedly has rejected legislation to establish a national theatre yet spent $2 million in 1900 to photograph the migration of birds and fishes. ALPH J. KM I EC Kmiec Begins Federal Duly Here Monday Camden attorney Ralph Kmiec will be sworn in as an assistant U.S. Attorney by Federal Judge Madden in U.S.

District Court, Fostoffice building, 4th and Market at 10 a.m. Monday. Kmiec, 26, who lives at 1503 Minnesota will start work at the Camden office following the ceremonies. Unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for assembly in the April, 1961. primary, Kmiec was notified of his appointment by David Satz, U.S.

Attorney for the district of New Jersey. indicates the United States will USSR USA Japan keep its No. 4 position for some! 716 440 218 183 95 95 95 67 54 53 1.081 657 302 256 114 162 152 101 60 58 2.3 2.1 1.7 1.7 1.0 2.7 2.4 0.6 0.5 senator in Pennsylvania were depleted by one Friday. Rep. William J.

Scranton, a prominent figure in early political speculation, declared his unavailability for either post' in a statement from his office here. Indonesia Pakistan Brazil W. Germany U. K. time.

1.7 Pet Increase The population reference bureau said the United States has an annual rate of increase of 1.7 per authorities Miss Wood, head of the Amor-'three hours while ican National Theatre and Acad- searched for a bomb emy, said, however at a conven-j FRI and the New York tion session of the National Coun cil of Teachers of English, that. Tort Authority police received when the government "wants to telephone calls saying that a impress foreign nations" it turns. bomb had been planted aboard to its artists. the Pan American World Air- The actress singled out the ways) plane, which was carrying House Rules Committee's attitudc(50 passengers. dm ar( 91 iho stiimlilinp Amonn the nassrneors were rel- 12 TO 6 A 195S graduate of St.

Joseph's Collcqe, Philadelphia, Kmiec Kiad (Camden not open Sunday) V0S DIOl'K 10 SUIJSmi.ing Hie ineairc. mm- i omul iwniiimciM mpnr She said that apparently the arts lie dictator Rafael Trujillo. One "are less imnortant" in the minds was identified as Dr. Luis Ruiz Trujillo, a senator in the Trujillo uated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1959. A member of the U.S.

Army Kmiec served on active duty at Ft. Dix and Ft. Bliss, of members of Congress. government. The plane took off for Lisbon after a two-hour and 45-minute search failed to turn up a bomb.

Satellites Planned For Nuclear Watch WASHINGTON (UPl)-The Defense Department has awarded a $10 million research contract for 10 satellites in a two or three-year period to detect nuclear explosions in space. The space detection system is iWiss Universe Plans Marriage to Pilot TOKYO (UPI)-Japan's Akiko Kojima, the first oriental beauty ever to win the Miss Universe from June to December 1959. Ue is member of the Fairview Lions Club, Greater Camden Junior Chamber of Commerce, and a director and legal counsel for the Fairview Youth Center. A member of the Camden County and American Rar Associations. Kmiec is also a member of the lSMth Civil Affairs Group, an Army Reserve unit and of the Polish-American Citizens Club.

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