The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 12

Ta mm Wm 1 TKTDAY. TESnUATtT 1334" DAILY HERALD Salsm News H.nn::nal Milton Bcrle Barred From the Storfc Club NEW YORK (UP) TV come. Girlhood Friends Entertained by Anna-Gardner To His Native Germany SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) Alfred was turned away fromHheStork Club yesterday at the drders cf owner Sherman Bill- inrslrv who T5erle as a a i T. Facrber, 72, former "lifer" at By MRS.

MAKGRETTE TAYLOR undesirable." A40V7K TV RADIO ft Utah State Prison today was de-! SALEM Mrs. Anna Gardner, en by crskine Jehmon ported to tis native Germany as a criminal alien. tcrtained her girlhood friends at a dinner. Present were Mrs. Flora McKel) of Provo, Mrs.

Leona Crouch of Payson, Mrs. Ivy Davis, Faerber 'was a princiDal fbrure 'Ve've h3d complaints about Berll's conduct from some of tha nices families who come to my club Billlnsley explained. "He has made a habit of corn- inf In tViA trrlr nnrl hrViavipT in deadly seriousness, said, "Honey, I'd like you to meet Chata!" Pilar turned pale, murmured a in a lurid 1931 trial stemming from the abortion-death of a 20-vear-old ana Mrs. Louise Card. The afternoon was spent visiting and looking Fillmore He and two others were tried individually in the case.

Faerber was convicted of second at oia pictures. Mrs. Card read a frightened and for the rest of the evening couldn't keep her eyes off Marcoreta. She thought it was really Chata until Wayne let her la on the gag next a most un-nightclubbish way by tribute written, by Mrs. Elva Kil-lian to Mrs.

Gardner. degree murder and sentenced to HOLLWOOD; (NEA) Closeups ftd A r.ew British Import to the screen- ha movie quccni swoon-in? over his Barrymorcsque profile and his Errol Flynn charm. But what the 25-year-old, Strat-ford-on-Av n-trained actor says about himself are words seldom uttered in Cllamorville unless you happen to be Ucla Peter Lor re, Charles Layghton or a frisht wig. Harvey Is his name Laurence tibl "yelling across the room, doing- handsprings and generally tryin; to steal the act1 Billihgsley said. Mr.

and Mrs. Jarl Ottesen en life Imprisonment. He had formerly been acquitted la another abor day, tertained with a supper Thursday in; honor of the 40th wedding an tion case. In the tradition of other matinee Paroled in 1943, Faerber's sen idols who carved' out second niversary of Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. C4 Ottesen. Family members were careen for themselves as char tence was terminated in 1945. acter itarj, Frederic March Is On May 2.

1953. he was arrested letting the lads of Robert Wag Harvey whom you'll see when and Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Richardson hi Snyder, Tex. Mf. and Mrs. A. II.

C. Ottesen spent two days last week in Salt Lak City doing genealogy research in the Church Archives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brockbank spent last weekend with their folks at the Ottesen home.

in attendance. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold their regular meeting next Thursday afternoon at fie home of Mrs. Helen Davis. JRelief Society next Tuesday will ner's age worry about their "best in a house in Salt Lake City after a 20-year-old mother said she had obtained an illegal operation at sides." "Actually, there's do transition. that address.

The house contained several pieces of equipment used he told me on the set of "The be woik meeting beginning at 10 1 Bridges of Toko-Rl" at Paramount. in abortions. Warner Bros, release "The Talls-man." He's also Romeo in a new British film version of "Romeo and HSs already been told he's too handsome and -may be in for the same kind of trouble Robert Taylor had at the beginning of his career, but he's laughing: "Me handsome? In my opinion I look like a round, bloated, will be two quilts to work on. Darning and rug making will be taught; Mrs. Ruth Law Faerber had been held In Salt v.

rifljiu, vuVKi 4 will the very beginning. I. was never: satisfied with being Just the ro Lake county jail since. rence and Mrs. Leona Brimhall will mantic leading man' He as ordered deported to Germany, from which he came to the serve lunch at noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Richardson March left the stage In 1923 to RADIATORS REPAIRED 'j Auto Glass Installed 1 Specialized Work I AHLANDER'S 433 So. UnW. Avenue (Andrea) are parents of a newj United States 50 years ago, by Gil costar with Ruth Chatterton and Clar Row and says: "Pictures bert F.

Goaer of the U.S. overfed oaf on the screen. And in pictures that require wm. I' look like a very old Immigration and Naturalization seven pouna, lz-ounce Doy Dorn Sunday at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. Grand parents are Mr, and Mrs.

A. H. C. Ottesen of Salem today are more interesting than Broadway plays. Compare the list of stage and screen attractions.

The motion picture industry has the edge." Shirley Tcrr.ple." Gosh! Studios once shot actors for lens. Tnere's an amusing now-lt-can Cri'ies turned thumbs down on March's last film emoting "Willie" in "Death of a Salesman" and he agrees, with them. 85 WEST CENTER PROVO be-tnld angle to complete the storv about Marcorcta Starr, the "I wasn't particularly proud of Hollywood doll who stuck a Spanish comb in her hair, a rose be my performance. We had. to shoot too fast.

We went like Hades." TIRED OF SLAVING hind her ear and went, in a pick ud truck, as Chata Wayne to a The belles Vho have a yen to recent costume party honoring Ill I I ,11,1 I inherit Yvonne de Carlo oriental eye make-up can line up for the John. JOHN'S OTHER WIFE type Jobs she's quit She arrived ahead of John and ting. BOY SCOUT WEEK FEBRUARY 7-1 3TH some of his pals didn't think her It's comedy from here to retirement, except for Biblical drama, for shapely Yvonne, the make-lx'lieve was funny at all But when John arrived and Mar one-time Hollywood night club corcta told him about the pickup truck arrival and her Chata Ket-up. his bowl of laughter rattled hoofer who laughed it up with Alec Guiness In "The Captain's 1 the c'asses on the bar. Paradire." It's more comedy for He away bring back Kirl friend Pilar Palette and.

with A Cub Scout An Explorer A Doy Scout her now as an Irish colleen In "The Ghost of O'Leary," and she says: "I Vnow I have a fight ahead of me. but I can't go back to the oriental things. Another slave girl would be death." "The SIngin Fooli "Wonder Bar' and other AI Jolson hits made when the late Mammy singer was Hollywood's top star have been removed from the list of picture slated 'for Danny Thomas at Warner Bros. Letters to The Editor Comparison of Hotel, Hospital Criticized SHOOTS GRANDFATHER Mrs. Betty Forsell is led to a cell by detectives after she was forced from her barricaded bedroom by tear gas at Tacoma, Wash.

She Is being held for killing her. 84-year-old -grandfather, Joseph W. Long, in a berserk rage. She shot at a neighbor woman and locked herself in her bedroom with her 6-year-old daughter threatening to shoot anyone who came near. i EDITOR HERALD: The other day Mr.

G. T. Hani ENNEY'S LOVES SWEETHEARTS. SO HFRF. apf a ion In a letter to the editor, commented about the differences between hotels and hospitals, implying that hospital costs were high comparison with the $7.00 a hotel would charge for a room.

Recently there came to my at-; tention the incident of a man i traveling by car who suffered a heart attack and decided to stay in a a day hotel room instead of going to a hospital. Here is a sample of his cost: The hotel, for its $7 00. does not provide three LA." I i 'ijii 1 FOR VALENTINE-GIVING, FEBRUARY 14th! in i. wm.v, FOR HER iP J. LACY NLYON SLIP The Emlorer Prcrram Is tar TOunr mea 14 and over.

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As he could not be left alone he had the alternative of employing registered nurses for three' eight-hour shjfts at a cost; of $12 00 per shift ($36.00 for a day), or hiring what might be said to be the equivalent of a "baby itter" at a cost of 75 cents per hour of $13.00 per day. Thus his minimum total expenses amounted to approximately $30.00 per considerably more than it would have cost In any aroved hospital where he could have received trained professional care. Hospitals are mistakenly compared to hotels when actually there Is little similarity in their functions. A hotel Is designed as a plar for sleeping and a hospital Is designed for the curing cf sickness and repair of injury. Hospitals are the first to agree that modern hospital care costs a great deal.

Tart of the answer is because of the general inflationary trend. It costs more to run the patient's home, automobile, and businesfthan it did in 1944: his recra'ion. his travel, his clothing costs more. Why shouldn't he expect h's hospital to be more too? It is just as logical to compare a day's stay in a hotel with a day's stay la a hospital, as it would be to say It should cost no more to take automobile, into a garage Joi a major fcverhaul than it does to take a car to a service station to be serviced. Both a garage and service station "service" cars.

I "doubt very much that Mr. Harrison any one else would be satisfied today; if they were to be given the same medical care or hospital services of twenty years ago. I am certain, however, that case of pneumonia today could be treated with" the same methods of even ten years ago and at probably the same cost, but using today's modern drugs and methods would cut the hospital stay to about one-third and the patient be baclc on the job five to ten davs sooner so that despite the hisher hospital costs, the total cost' for lost time, medical and hospital expenses would represent a smaller perrpnlace of the patient's annual income than did that same illness ten or twenty years ago. J. H.

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