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8 SAN BERNARDINO SUN TELEGRAM COALITION DELEGATION BACKING IKE PROPOSED Mother of Four War-Disabled Sons War II and has given a gallon ol blood to the Red Cross. She has three daughters and a 13-year-old son who hopes to see service with the Marines or enter West Point. The citation is "for outstanding and unselfish devotion to disabled veterans." sons served during World War II and four in the Korean James was disabled in the latter action and William. George and Thomas during World War II. Mrs.

Ganley, an active worker: in the DAV Auxiliary, worked in a. defense plant throughout World Persistence Pays Off With Rich TV Contract for 'Aud' Meadows Chotiner said. He said such a delegation should properly come from a committee including Vice President Nixon, Gov. Knight, Sens. Knowland and Kuchel, the Republican congressional delegation, Lt.

Gov. Harold Powers, heads of official and volunteer statewide GOP organizations and representatives of county committees. Walt Marcy Gym Special i Husband 'and wife rate APRIL Boy and girl comb, rate Of PER Buddy combination rate May 1, 1955 Meadows dolls, replicas of themselves. The daughters of the Reverend and Mrs. F.

J. Cotter of Sharon they have two brothers, both lawyers, who handle all their business affairs for them. FAMILY'S FAVORITE SHOWS "We're a very close family," said Audrey. "We always have been. Television is wonderful for mother and daddy.

They can see Jayne every Wednesday night (Garry Moore's 'I've Got a Secret') and me on Saturday night." As to whether or not she has any plans to get married, Audrey said she has a very favorite beau, Randolph Rouse, a real estate man, of Washington, D.C., "but we have no definite plans." At this precise moment, the cla- Mr Honored by DAV BURLINGTON, Mass. OP-Mrs. Bertha Ganley, 57-year-old mother of four war-disabled sons and wife of a World War I-injured veteran, has been selected the disabled American Veterans "mother of the year." Of the 11 Ganley children, six iifiiiiiii(MIMtiif iitri ifitif ittit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiii Doy Greeting CARDS i Care Enough Verv Best" 470 4th LOS ANGELES (ff Presidents of 50 Young Republican Clubs in Los Angeles County Saturday heard a proposal that a coalition delegation made up of all elements of the GOP in the state support President Eisenhower in the 1956 Republican national convention. Murray Chotiner, vice chairman of the GOP county central committee, made the recommendation. "Constructed in good faith, this coalition delegation would be a complete answer to those who seek to divide us into factional camps, claiming there is a schism in party leadership in the state," Who's Considerate? GADSDEN, Ala.

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THIRD ST. sincere Br MARGARET McMAM'S NEW YORK A small boy, badly in need of a haircut, with a plaid shirt hanging outside his blue jeans, raced along West 53rd toward the stage door of CBi-Television Studio 50. "Hey Aud," he panted. "Wait up. Aud, could you give me three or four tickets to tonight's show?" Aud waited up.

"Hi, Lester," she said. "Gee Lester, not for tonight. Why do you need so many? I'll have two tickets about the middle of May and I'll try to save them for you." Lester, realizing that this as no fast brush-off, was agreeable to waiting until May, stood back, grinning, while his friend, Aud, signed autographs and accepted a gardenia from delegates of a New Jersey fan club. ALICE WELL REWARDED Audrey Meadows, who will col lect 51,000,000 for her next three years' work, portraying Alice, in "The Honeymooners," and the re cent winner of the Emmy for the best supporting actress in a regular TV series, is obviously a fig ure to watch in the entertainment world. There are those who might have some hesitation in approaching the lady with such familiarity.

But to Lester and company-she's Aud, or Alice, just an old friend, whom they see faithfully in their homes every Saturday night, and visit most Saturday af ternoons, when she's on her way to rehearsal for the Jackie Glea- son show. Actually, the minister's daughter, with the red gold hair, is a direct, friendly, matter-of-fact kind of girl, who does not feel that her cup of riches is a tribute to her talent alone. RESULT OF HARD WORK "People may be inclined to think of me as a rather quick, almost outrageous, success," she said. "But this is really the cumulative result of all the work and expe rience over the years." Sitting in one of the theater seats, while the bustle of rehearsal and the blare of the orchestra made an outsize din in the ears, Miss Meadows failed to mention one quality -which' she obviously has in abundance. It is initiative.

At the time she got the part of Alice in "The Honeymooners," she had a role in "Top Banana" on Broadway and she was acting in the daily 15-minute television Bob and Ray show at NBC. While chatting one day with her own manager, Val Irving, and with Jackie Gleason's manager, they asked her if she knew an actress who might be the right type to play the part of Alice. "I know just the girl for the part," she said. "Me." They were only partially con vinced, but they set up a date for her to see Gleason. After her in terview with the comedian, his re mark to the two managers was: "Are you guys out of.

your minds? Alice is supposed to be a pathetic, beatendown, wornout woman. This girl is as far re moved from that as anyone could be." STIRRED TO ACTIOX The well-dressed Miss Meadows who likes expensive suits, and glamorous dinner dresses, was so irritated by what she considered the lack of vision on the part of all three0 gentlemen, that she was stirred to action. Next morning she had a photographer come to her apartment and take pictures of her with her hair in curlers, wearing a cotton house- dress, working at the kitchen sink She sent the pictures to Jackie Gleason by special messenger. Gleason took a look at the pic tures and hired her, without even an audition. One of the people watching the rehearsal of the Jackie Gleason show this balmy spring afternoon was Joseph Pasternak, the well known MGM movie producer.

He was introduced to Miss Mea dows. "We love you in Hollywood," said Mr. Pasternak. "Watch you every Saturday night. Wouldn't miss you." "That's very nice," said Miss Meadows graciously.

"When are vnil cninc tn cfar a in ruturo" COOPER LIKES HER Miss Meadows said that when Gary Cooper saw her on the screen during the Emmy awards presen tation, he declared: "That's the girl I want to play opposite me in my next movie. Since Miss Meadows will be working all summer on the film ing of the next season's series of "The Honeymooners," she would probably not be available to go to Hollywood this summer, but, eventually, she would like to do a movie. The Meadows girls, both Audrey and her sister, Jayne, who is married to Steve Allen, are really on the move. They have just made a record, their first, on which they sing in duet, and in June, they are bring ing out the Jane and Audrey If so. writ to Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital, Denver.

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