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Airman Flees Poland in Jet ROENNE. Bornholm, Denmark Iff)--A man identifying.himself as Polish Air Force lieutenant jet fighter plane 'on' an: Uncompleted airstrip here today and asked political asylum. Air Force officers on this Danish island in the Baltic said his plane was a revised version of the" Russian MIG15 featuring- a much taller rudder, than any seen on a MIG fighter than outside the Iron Curtain. They withheld comment on its probable performance. A big canvas was thrown over the plane and Army and Air Force troops cordoned off the area.

The- pilot was taken into custody for questioning. One of the plane's wing tips was damaged slightly in the landing. Before police arrived, the pilot displayed a map of the small military airport SO-miles'north of the Polish coast. He expressed surprise that the runway construction had not been completed and mildly scolded airport workers for not moving planes parked on the while he circled the field. The map appeared to-be an official print issued to members of the Polish Air Force in-'the region.

It runways which have been planned bur not yet A group Air Force experts and high ranking officers was expected to come here from Copenhagen to see the plane and question the pilot, who spoke fluent German. Bornholm was the landing site picked by two Polish fliers who fled the Iron Curtain in 1953 in Russian MIGlSs, Both were given refuge in the Uniled States. SACRAMENTO, Calif. '(UP) There is one criminal whom Sheriff Don Cox is particularly to get his hands The culprit forged Cox's name to a $64 check and 'cashed it at' a supermarket. THEATRE rttiini SAN MATEO MATEO "Burntns "Mumlllcent Houcb- "Bus Stop." BURLINGAME rCMXSUU DI 5-1823 HUh "tover Boy." BELMONT BELMONT LY S-MOS (Closed tonlRht, starts Thursday)-- "Great Locomotive Chase." DRIVE IN IA 3-0011 -The Pustest Gun "Watt the Proud Lund." SAN CARLOS CARLOS All "pardners." LAUREL "The Burnlnj Mils-" REDWOOD CITY rox Cars." MENLO PARK LY I-3180 S-C181 TARK "Vagabond "TanEa TUta." CB1LD DA S-6760 "The Sheep Has Five SAN- BRUNO It CAMJNO -TO "Billy the Kid." MILLBRAE XIILLBKAE OX M1H "Somebody Up There Llkei of the Sky." SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO STATE JU H-I1S4 "30 Second! Over "HonHy Tank." EL EANCBO DRIVE-IN FL S-SOOO "Mobv "Johnny Concho." COLMA IIRRA PL 5-1153 "Straiten Eton-." "Billy the Kid." PALO ALTO KTANFORD "Bus VARSITY DA 3-1100 Than Life." "Hlch Society." CARDINAL DA S-0771 "I'll Cry "Cockleshell Heroes." DRIVE-IN "Anythlhi' "View Irora'Poro- pej-'s Head." SHARP PARK IKAVCI FL J-IIM "The Sine and "Run.for the sun." PATIO Alvan HALF MOON BAY Double Feature.

Experienced planning mikei a trip SuccMcfal I AVELi iMtfi for fltnuivd fcnuv itazl Falcontr Travel IS So. KM. DI 4-7633 Cocur 1 feldwli and 1 Valerie French Tells Hazards Of Hollywood ft By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD The hazards of Hollywood-are herein related by Vafcrie French, our latest bundle from Britain. Valerie is-an amiable beauty to whom things just seem to happen. Sometimes nice things, such as being discovered by Columbia Pictures.

Stage Experience Her previous experince. had been the stage, with only a few forays at films. She was tested for the role N'EW YORK, Sept. Guy Mitchell and his Else, are in, high spirits outside office of immigration and naturalization service after hearing OO rj new yesterday. Else, a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, who married Mitcliftli less than two weeks a six-month's extension of her visa, which had expired.

(AP Wirephoto) Janet Blair Irked at Fabray Comparison By WILLIAM EWALD United Press Staff Correspondent NEW ghosts of two former TV wives hover uneasily over the Sid Caeser show this season, but Janet Blair, wife number three, refuses to believe in spooks. "I'm absolutely flabbergasted, really flabbergasted, the way everyone is out to compare me with Nan Fabray and Imogene Coca," bristled the blonde Miss Blair. "I'll be darned if 1-11 be compared. This comparison business, frankly, just embarrasses me. "I'm Janet Blair.

I have my own talent, my own way 'of expressing myself. Imogene is Imogene. Who could ever be like her? She's a fantastic performer. And Nan wonderful at expressing herself--I was terribly upset myself when and Sid broke up." Offered Own Scries Miss Blair, who has moved through successive stages as a citizen of Altoona, a singer with the Hal Kemp band, an in- genue in Hollywood, a performer on the night club circuit and a star of the "South Pacific" road company, signed with Caesar last April. "I had been offered.my own series many times, but I guess that HugkesCopyrights Go to Brother LOS ANGELES pert Hughes left his estate, consisting almost entirely of copy rights and manuscripts and yielding $500 income a to his brother Felix, a voice teacher.

Rupert, who died Sept. 9'at 84. had resided the past few years his brother's home here. His will directed that if Felix died first the property should go to Felix's wife. Ruby, "in deep appreciation for the loving acre and maintenance with which they have pro vided me 'during, the.

latter- part of life." -'The will, dated Jan. 8. 1954. made no mention of Hughes' nephew, Howard, multimillionaire industrialist. Doesn't make me particularly unique that happens to most stars," said Miss Blair.

"A TV series is not the most divine thing to do, TV has such an immediate impact that a performer can kill himself by laying an. egg. So I was quite wary." Her first show with Caesar this season was a little rough, but Miss Blair feels time will iron out the bumps. "It's terribly unfair to judge a performer on a show like this on the basis of one or two shows," she said. "'You know, Sid was ill just before our first show and we barely had any time to rehearse our 'commuters' sketch together at -all.

"It'll take us four, five, six shows, I think, before we really start working as a team. Look at other teams like Burns and Allen and how long they're been working together. Why, it takes years sometimes before'you really work out "the right kind of give-and- take attitude." Asks Fair Chance "In a sense, Nan had it easier than I did. She was kind of eased in as Imogene Coca's replacement--she had' been on the Caesar show a few times' before she became a 'permanent member. All I'm asking for is some time and a fair chance." There is a chance, of course, that' the force of Caesar's personality may push Miss Blair into a permanent second banana status, a fate which, some say, Miss Fabray feared.

feel'I'm still Janet'Blair. I and. I don't intend, lose. my identity as Janet Blair," said Caesar's new wife. "And if I do begin to lose my identify on the show then I'm defeating my purpose which is to fulfill 'myself as a performer." False Alarms Keep S.S.F.

Crews Busy (Tlmrl Penlniula Nemi Service) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. hunt continued today for a prankster who has been plaguing the fire department with repeated false box alarms. The alarm-was run in twice from the location at Miller and Sequoia avenues. The box alarm was pulled lour times in three'hours last Tuesday. 363 North BAYSHORE BLVD.

EXCITING NEW HOURS: NOW I Tues. Wed. Thurs. 8 to 10:30 P.M. (Box Office Opens 7:45) Friday 7:30 to 10:30 and or Saturday 9:30 to 12:30 Wed.

3 to 5 DAYTIME Sa t. 10 to 12 and-2 to 4:30 SESSIONS Sun. 2 to 4:30 and 4:30 to 7 SPECIAL EVENTS Sunday 4:30 to 7:00 FAMILY'SKATE SJOO Admits Entire Family to 10:30 DIME KITE 1952 DIME ADMITS YOU 7:30 to 10:30 STUDENTS' SKATE E.m.»iory Iunlor School Studntf DI 2-2711 I SKATE Children under 12 25 RENTALS All others 3Se Polio Hits Six In One Family VERONA, N.D. (UP)-Six of 11 children in the family of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Cox, Verona, were in a Fargo, N.D., hospital todajr undergoing treatment for polio. Five of the six victims had received Salk antipolio i a i None, of the cases was believed to be paralytic. Mrs. Cox attributed the absence of paralytic polio to the vaccine. "Some of the doctors say they reason the children aren't paralyzed is Because of the shots," Mrs.

Cox said. She and her husband admitted that it will be "kind of hard" to operate their farm' with the children in the hospital. Those hospitalized were Ellsworth, 18; Douglas and Francis, 14; Malon, 10; Nada, 8, and Thomas, -4. Lions Paper Drive Pronounced Success (Times PenlninU Scrrtce) MILLBRAE, Sept. 25.

The Millbrae Lions dub nt their luncheon meeting at the Green Hills Country club, enjoyed a film of the highlights of the 1955 4D'ers team. The recent paper drive was one of the Jargest- ever -enough papers were collected to' fill two box cars, approximately 58 tons. Proceeds will be used for the youth of Millbrae. Sunday, Sept. 23, the club recog nized "'White Cane Day." Members were stationed at the airport, and called on every residence'in the Millbrae area.

On a visit to England, Francis Cabot Lowell, a young Boston merchant, memorized details of a power loom and. reproduced it, thus establishing the American cotton manufacturing industry in 1814. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Wedneiday, September 26 Present-rFor You and Yours Another" good day, i a "favorable interval for starting new project which re-, quires long-range i i Seek advice'of someone experienced in the field. If your home needs repairs, decoration or renovation, this is a good time for taking initial action on the task, denote aspects. 'Friendliness and sociability accented in p.m.

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AcMnt 1K TONIGHT "BUS STOP" BING CROSBY GRACE KELLY FRANK SINATRA Ava Gardner's sister in "Bhowani Junction." Although she lost the role, Columbia saw the test and beckoned. "The next.thing I knew I was 'flying over the North Pole to Hollywood," she said. "That's when things started happening to, her. Like being quartered for five months at the Studio Club, which wasn't her idea of glamorous living. "It is an arm of YWCA," she explained.

"The girls would troop down to breakfast in robes, all of us looking perfectly frightful. There was a little blackboard that told us we were allowed 30 points for'breakfast. An egg was five points, a half grapefruit "five, etc." Hazardous Living She finally escaped to her own place Laurel Canyon, but found living-hazardous there. The basement was flooded by an unknown source. Mountain lions prowled in the distance.

A brush fire burned nearby. She turned over in a car. And neighbors reported flying saucers nearby--no kidding. Speaking of flying saucers brings us'to her film career. Her last two pictures have been science fiction films.

And before that she played an American girl in "Jubal." She is a bit confused as to why she was brought here to play such Valerie likes it here, and. says she disappointed the British press by saying so upon her return there earlier this year. High Taxes to Stay 'Long Time' LOS ANGELES taxes will be needed for a long time, says an assistant secretary of the U. S. Treasury.

Laurens Williams told the tax executives institute: "As long as the world situation continues to demand expenditures for defense you may expect limited relief in some quarters, but' for all practical purposes the nation's needs will require high taxe's for a long time to come." Nurses to Hear Radioactive Talk REDWOOD CITY. Sept. 25. -The California league for Nursing, Unit.C, will hear a talk on the use of radioactive in modern medicine when they meet in regular session tonight, according to Mrs. Margaret Baumgartner, president of.

the unit. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the building of the Sequoia chapter of the American Red'Cross in Redwood City. EMPLOYEES DELEGATE REDWOOD CITY, Septi 25. -Art Eskelin, a member of the city engineering staff, has been ap- delegate of the Redwood City' Employes' association to the joint conference of the California league of City and County Em- ployes' associations Oct.

12-14 in Sacramento. HOLLYWOOD, Sept. French, above, an wnlable British beauty, is making her career go in Hollywood while surviving a succession of hazards. Her basement was flooded, a brush fire burned nearby, mountain lions prowled about, and ihc turned over in her car. But she Tikes it here, even if that disappoints the British Wirephoto) Filmed Serial Reruns Throw A Curve at Johnny Carson I B.

CAMINO fc 25th AVI. ON MAMMOTH SCREEN! AT 7:10, 10:0 IT EXPLODES ON THE SCREEN A GRENADE IN YOUR HANOI AISO-2ND HATURE EXPOSE Of THE STOLEN CAR RACKETI! "HOT CARS" JOHN BROMFIELD AT 8:50 TONITE! By ALINE MOSBY United Frew Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD (UP)-- Johnny Carson is sad to report he's struck out for the second time on television, this time by what he fears is a menace to viewers: Reruns of filmed serials. The affable comedian with thc college-type face and easy humor was launched on CBS-TV a year ago on a night show. Last spring that stint was cancelled- and Carson moved to a different daytime program. Without Show 1 But after 13 weeks he finds himself without a show.

The network sold reruns of "Our Miss Brooks" to a sponsor so" the Carson show ends this Friday--despite its good rating and good reviews. "It's the new cycle on TV- filmed programs and reruris." Carson mourned as he waited back stage for his daily stint. "This means somebody who is something fresh in a live show, something different from quiz programs, is taken off the air. Reruns Flood Daytime TV "The networks are flooding the daytime with reruns. Next we'll have 'Miss Brooks Returns Again, and Again and Carson particularly is frustrated about this new twist of fate because his program had one of the top daytime ratings.

His August Nielsen rating was 5.9, which he says was better than NBC's Tennessee Ernie Ford Show. "The mail was great," Carson went on. "Many women wrote how glad they were we didn't insult their intelligence or play down to them. "It seems so unfair to pull the rug out from under us. This has happened to other shows, too, such as.

'Four Star With the movie studios dumping their major backlogs on television, what will happen to the live shows? Live Entertainment Urged "I think TV should have a certain amount of 'live entertainment. Film just doesn't have the same' impact." Carson figures the cancellation of the show may have a gold- plated lining for him. He's received offers to appear in movies and also do night club acts in Las Vegas, Nev. "Of course, I'm still under contract to CBS so I'll do guest shots for them, beginning with the Ed Sullivan Show on Oct. 14.

It might be a good idea to try a little bit of everything now." I LIBRAE HUNTER NATALIE WOOD Tmr FLAMI WITH TM FIM orruuTLovi hoi (lory of hunt with' human prcyl RICHARD WIDMARK TREVOR HOWARD JANE6REER ENDS TONIGHT "Somebody Up There Likes Me" "Pillars Of The Sky" San Mateo Times--11 Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1956 Truck Knocks Gar Off Span SACRAMENTO Iff! Trucker Cecil Reynolds of Sacramento found' that his brakes weren't working when he tried to stop for a red light on a bridge approach and here's what happened: 1. He crashed into two automobiles already stopped at the light. 2. One of them, driven by John Hernandez, was knocked through a railing.

It'fell 30 feet into a railroad-yard, badly damaging a parked car belonging to Frank Martinez of North Sacramento. Hernandez was only scratched, though his car landed upside down and was demolished. 3. The other car smashed into a curb but didn't go over the side. Driver George Fraser of Sacramento wasn't hurt.

4. Reynolds climbed unhurt to safety from the cab of his truck, hanging half over the same space into which Hernandez dropped. The accident occurred yesterday on the I Street bridge across the Sacramento River. DRIVE IN THf ATRC Gatei Open 7:00 LY 3-0074 Show Start! 7:30 A I GanAUvo siitt Ford initrick Crawford ALSO AUDIE MURPHY "WALK THE PROUD LAND" CARTE 9:50 HUNTER and MATAUE IThc Burning Hills FOX wr.ST Ti Dofln 1:45 -ENDS HILLS" "Magnificenf Roughnecks" STARTS TOMORROW THRILLING CO-HIT smuTKms wmnvT IQVUI PAUt, DOUGLAS EVA BARTOK gamma people" AT A FOX WEST COAST THEATRES it BURLINGAME Dl 3-1125 OPEN 6:45 "HIGH SOCIETY" "IOWER BAY" Peninsula SAN CARLOS Carlos LY 3-J110 OPEN 6:45 "AWAY "ALL BOATS" "PARDMEHS" REDWOOD CITY Fox "BANDIDO" "HOT CABS" EM 6-4676 OPEN 6:45 PALO ALTO Stanford DA 3-4100 OPEN 1:00 "BDS STOP" MAJOR STUDIO PBZV1ZW AT 8:00 P.M..