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THE DAILY SUN B-5 Monday, July 29, 1963 To Your Good Health By DB. JOSEPH O. MOLNER Shell May Go For Governor Again in 1966 NEWPORT BEACH (AP) Ex -1 State Sen. Joseph C. Shell, who was an unsuccessful candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nom ination last year, says he may run for governor again in 1966.

Talking with newsmen, Shell commented: "Right now I'm not sure that I'll return to politics. But if I do, it will be as a candidate for governor." The wealthy oilman was defeat ed by Richard M. Nixon in the 1962 GOP primary. Shall spoke Saturday at a state wide rally of a new organi zation called United Republicans of California. He predicted that Sen.

Barry Goldwater, will be nominated for president by the Republicans next year "if all candidates enter the primar ies." Gollwater can win the nomination, he said, if the people "are allowed to decide who the candidate will be." U.S. Actors Get Italian 'Oscars' MESSINA, Sicily (UPI) The Italian film industry awarded "Davids" its version of the "Oscar" and Americans made al most a clean sweep of the foreign awards. Gregory Peck was selected as best foreign actor for his role in "To Kill a Mockingbird" and Ger- aldine Page as best foreign actress for "Sweet Bird of Youth." Darryl F. Zanuck took the prize for the best foreign production, "The Longest Day." 100 American Overwhelmed NAGOYA, Japan AP) Japanese-style hospitality has all but overwhelmed the 100 American youngsters who make up the tour ing California Youth Symphony! Orchestra. Everywhere they give concerts or just appear on the streets, the boys and 57 girls 12 to 18 years old are swamped by applauding music lovers, frantic autograph hunters and Japanese youngsters who just want to talk to Americans.

The orchestra, which arrived in Japan July 22 for a 30-day tour, played two concerts to packed houses Saturday in Hamnmatsu, a small city in central Japan. Japanese fans stood in thp aisles i to applaud. A round of swimming and boating parties was laid on for the young Americans afterward. After arriving in Nagoya Saturday night, the young musicians were assigned to Knglish-speaking Japanese members of the Inter- Court Decides Dogs Have Right to Bite BILSTON, England L'PI A magistrate ruled that it is legal for one dog to bite another; during a dog fight. The ruling came when the owner of a cross-bred terrier sued Leslie Pearson, owner of a 4-1 year-old boxer named Major, for injuries sustained by his dog.

MwIm at ot ibntilim WALT DISNEY'S "SAVAGE SAM" Also John Wyn "RIO IRAVO" PHONI NA -05ll MinlM at Ramaiia Pomona "Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm" Plus Robtrt Ttylor "CATTLE KING" HON! NA ,7511 M40 W. Holt llvd. Ontori Henry Fond "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" Alto Robtrt Prtiton "ISLAND OP LOVE" Cooled by Refrigeration Fry Putting Cont. 12:30 p.m. I LIMITED US IKOKiNlPtDMli Tup Color gcibOT THEATRE I 14247 Sttl A Struts I ing one fan 10 I (AP wirt photo) on stage in droves as well, has actress Tuesday Weld falling under the spell to the point where she believed he was a stripper and did a scorcher.

LATEST FAD Blonde hypnotist Pat Collins (left), who not only attracts the Hollywood crowd to the Interlude on Sunset Strip but gets 'em Hollywood Beat DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum I il IIMIJIIII I llll.t 1 LI Hypnotist Pat Collins Is Latest Film Colony Craze Wt MrVC-iN fcPT I J-0373 82Z0189 Youngsters by Japanese national Student Association and spent the night with their hosts. Most of the Japanese families had specially-made kimonos wait for their guests. Elizabeth Schwerdt, 15, of Palo Alto, reported her hosts assigned young girl to do nothing but her during mealtimes. A concert was scheduled for Nagoya tonight. A sightseeing trip to the Pearl Island of Mikimoto Pearl Osaka and Kyoto, the historic cultural and government center of old Jap'in, was planned for tomorrow.

After performing 12 concerts in cities, thp orchestra is scheduled to leave Japan Aug. 20. U77t ARROW ILVD. Wk Nilrt 7:15 P.M. Mt.

A tun. Matinn 1:30 P.M. "THE MAIN ATTRACTION" PAT BOONE "DIME WITH A HALO" OPEN DAILY NOW SHOWING ItHmmCOLOR A UNIVERSAL PICTURE PLUS WHY DID SHE OIVE HER LOVE TO A III THE COOL OF THE DAY rra-MF(MiwuiJi)iSauRy liMiTV.HH Starts Thursday ELVIS PRESLEY "Girts, Girls, Girls" Show Starts St DutH-Chlldfti undtr 12 Fri STARRING LAURENCE HARVEY YYETTE MIMIEUX RUSS TAMILVN JIM IACKUS GRIMM 1 Show Starts Dunk POPULAR PRICES THE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED HIT NOW IN SAN BERNARDINO JUST AS IT WAS SHOWN IN MAJOR CAPITOLS OF THE WORLD 42 GREAT STARS IN DARRYL F. ZANUCKS THE FIGHT FILMS LISTON-PATTERSON CLOW BY BLOW! Show JUftt it Out. Clra unoer rrta became a man Cn-Hit Raxeline GLENN FORD "Love Is a Ball" li i rr Cor 1 Mill Still Nat Admittrd SHOWTIMI AT DUSK 1 I tiJl I (MtaiitMi fej V-'M I 1 i rat.

ls Veins to a minimum if you so advise, but will hesitate if you say it won't help, as I realize the value of exercise to anyone who is phys ically able, I've tried wearing support hose but these tend to make a stinging sensation for about a day. Please send me your booklet on "How to Deal wih Varicose Veins." I enclose the neces sary 20 cents in coin and stamped, self-addressed envelope for it. MRS. E. B.

I'm glad hi ankrd fur the booklet, because it will explain exactly what varicose veins are, and help you know what you can do to retard or avoid them. Moderate exercise will help you. I certainly don't advise 50-mile hikes for anyone with varicose veinn. I advise reasonable walking, and this depends on the de gree of varicosity. I can't answer categorically without knowing more about the particular case, A daily walk of a few blocks might be fine for one person, and a mile or two for another.

Up and down stairs six eight times a day? Most women with varicose veins do that, unless they live in ranch houses without basements. IJfting? If you mean weight lifting, I'd say no. And I don't know why lifting 50 or 60 pounds would be necessary for a woman, As for the exercises, I have yet to see any on Iv that would be harmful to anyone with varicose veins, except, possibly, in very severe cases. Continue to wear the support hose (or elastic stockings, as I prefer to call them) even if they do bother you for about a day. They help.

And now that I've answered your questions, as well as I can without knowing more about your case, let me add some advice which may be more useful than just trying to gauge the amount of exercise. Walking or moving around is helpful, within reason. Spend a lot of your time, but not all, sitting or lying down. When you sit, put your feet on a footstool or chair. This benefits your "return circu lation." Avoid wearing tight carters or garments.

If you are overweight, reriuce At age 35. vou mitht well con sider surgical removal of thp faulty veins. Your doctor will have to evaluate the need for such procedure. Dear Dr. Molner: What does osteochondritis mean? MRS.

K. C. Inflammation of two kinds of tissue, bone (osteo) and cartilage (chondro). NOTE TO MRS. D.

There are two kinds of Paget's disease, one involving the bone, one involving the breast. I can't answer your question without knowing whic one you mean. "Don't Quit Because Of Arthri tis" is the title of my leaflet de signed to help all who suffer (he aches and pains of arthritis. For copy write to Dr. Molner in care of this newspaper, enclosing long, self-addressed, stamped envelope and 5 cents in coin to cover cost of printing and handling.

(Copyright 1963) Reporter Pushes for Lamb Chops in Japan PERTH, Australia (AP) Ka- zuo fujita, a visiting Japanese newspaperman, likes the way Australians prepare lamb for the table. He has suggested that Australia send conks to Japan to teach housewives the art of cook ing lamb not now a menu fa vorite in his country. at SMORGASBORD HOUSE MONDAY NIGHT STEAK NIGHT SMORGASBORD HOUSE Stk Sli. SI 35 ONLY I Advice on Varicose Dear Dr. Molner: What can I do to keep varicose veins from becoming worse? I am only 35.

How damaging, if any, can the following be: 1. Hiking? I don't mean 50 miles. 2. Running up and down stairs six or eight times a day? 3. Lifting (up to 50 or 60 pounds)? 4.

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THI UPTOWNS. 1SS W. Hlaklaaa TU 4-S441 DaHv laaak. Otaaer Cacktatti PrtMM Rtiw aMvtfattt Sol I a a i 'Okay, Okay! I'll liErWWORlD WE BROKERS Man Who Escaped Electric Chair Having Difficult Year Companion Feature ROBERT TAYLOR "CATTLE KING" Colon Cooled by Refrigeration sjHSwTTrtSStV CMIdrait Vnitr ti Fraa By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD (AP) Hollywood's latest craze is a pretty hypnotist who looks like a blonde Sophia Loren. Pat Collins is getting the Hol lywood crowd onstage in droves at a Sunset Strip club, often to make perfect asses of themselves.

The other night Tuesday Weld was hypnotized into believing she was a stripper. Her bumps and grinds would have made Tempest Storm blush. One night TJnda Christian was hypnotipd into thinking that an unknown customer next to her was Glenn Ford. "He's a rat," said Linda eloquently. It wasn't long after Ford had announced he was only kidding the night he proposed to Linda.

Lloyd Bridges, television' skin diver, was told he was back in "Sea Hunt." He swam through the club. Jill St. John's pretty torso was stretched rigidly between two chairs onstage during much of one performance. Susan Oliver feared flying. After a session with Miss Collins, Susan took off by jet for the Moscow Film Festival.

Most frequent subject is Pamela Mason who comes about once a week. One night she brought her 13-year-old daughter Portland and Show Times: MONDAY BASELINE DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk. "Spencer's Mountain" "Love Is a Ball" BELAIR DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk. The Wonderful World of The Bros. Grimm" "Cattle King" CALIFORNIA THEATER Open 1:39 p.m.

"David and Lisa" 3:45, 7:15, 10.35 p.m. "The Wrong Arm of the Law" 2:15. 5:40, 9:05 p.m. CREST THEATER Open 12:15 p.m. "The Wonderful World of the Bros.

Grimm" 12:35, 4:35, 8:35 p.m. "Cattle King" 3. 7, 11 p.m. FOOTHILL DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk "A Gathering of Eagles" "In the Cool of the Day" FOX REDLANDS Continuous from 2 m. "Savage Sam" "Sergeants 3" Mr.

hRNOlN MUTOR IN Show starts at dusk. Spartacus "Arctic Roundup" RITZ THEATER Open at 1. noon. "Spencer Mountain 2:12. m- "The Longest Day" Three shows daily-Matinee starts 2 p.m.

Evening starts 7, 10 p.m. TRI-CITY DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk. "The Longest Day" "Police Nurse" S-00 OUND -ii- fA II take 'em off!" scene writings were found in Crump's cell. That was a violation of prison rules. Crump wrote a novel while he was in the Cook County Jail in Chicago.

Crump drew three days in isolation late in June for loitering during working hours in the prison printing shop. Crump, 33, had been scheduled for electrocution Aug. 3, 1962, for murdering a food plant guard in a stickup in Chicago in 1953. But his lawyers appealed for clemency before the Illinois parole and pardon board. They argued that Crump was a new man in prison.

Within two days of the execu tion hour. Gov. Otto Kerner com mutrd the sentence to 199 years in prison. Negroes fo Enter $25,000 Float in Rose Tournament PASADENA (UPI) Negro leaders said yesterday the Com mittee for NeRro Participation in the Rose Bowl will enter the first Negro sponsored float in the Tournament of Roses next year. Dr.

Charles S. Morris II, Princess Yasmin, the 14-year-old daughter of Rita Hayworth and the late Aly Khan. A friend of PJta's telephoned her that her daughter was in a nightclub. Rita asked that Yasmin be put on the phone. "She ran't otnw to the phone," said Shelley Davis, club owner.

"She's onstage hypnotized." "Then get me Pamela Mason," demanded Rita. "Can't," answered Davis. "She's onstage hypnotized, too." It was Davis, then a press agent, who discovered Miss Collins playing for a week at a club in nearby Riverside. Davis signed her to a personal contract. She makes $3,000 a week and Davis is now owner of the club where he formerly worked as a press agent.

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DAILY 0 Exclusive 1 NOW PLAYING! BEST AMERICAN FILM OF 1962!" lime Msf.uin AN UNUSUAL LOVE STORY! Duue Qjet m.goin Also! Peter Sellers in "THE WRONG ARM of the LAW" fM3i CONTINUOUS ROM 1 U. OAILV (revf Fomily Enter fainncvjf WALT DISNET "SAVAGE SAM" In Twlifilralw Ah "SERGEANTS 3" DM I 7 I I IJiY PONTIAC, 111. (AP) Paul Crump, whose dramatic escape from death in the electric chair drew national attention, is ap preaching the end of a difficult year in prison. Crump avoided the death pen alty on his plea that he had been rehabilitated Officials at the Pontiac Peni tentiary said yesterday Crump has been in isolation twice. The first time was for seven days in late May and early June a spokesman said, because oh Firemen Taking Blame for Big Los Padres Blaze SANTA BARBARA (AP-Fire- men are taking the blame for a blaze last week in the Los Padres National Forest.

Richard Miller, a federal fire control officer, explained the circumstances. According to Miller, a crew from the Cachuma Fire Station was burning brush around the Davy Brown camp ground as a fire prevention measure. But when a pumper truck was moved into position to quell the blaze, the men discovered the hose broken, Bpfore it could bp rrnaired. flames sDurtod up a hillside and the fire was out of hand. It was controlled on Thursday.

Authorities said it cost $175,000 to fight it. Timber loss was placed at $25,000 and the damaq watershed was estimated at $10,000. Kenncn Pays Final Official Call on Tito BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (API Ambassador George F. was, Lo-Hit '1 n-uirv vmu Doctor Racket "Police Nurse" 1 1 Baseline Drive-In STUDIO lex Office Opoa Daily 1 P.M.

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said the J25.000 entrv! would bo ontitled 'Freedom; Bursts Forth. William G. Lawson. parade! chairman, said thp acceptance! vote was unanimous. "We've always had Negro par-' ao'cC) 26653 Bselin StJ ticipation.

he said. Auracnon j.vjrj, "The majority of bands havpl P-m-had Negroes in them. We've 271-'1510 THEATER never had a policy on Negroes' Bx office opens at 1 p.m. one way or the other." Girl Killed by Door CANOGA PARK (UPI) Barbara Lee Kane. 7.

accidentally fpred fata, lacerations Kennan paid his final official cairran through a sliding glass door on President Tito yesterday. jat her godparents' home, and suf- LAS VEGAS 3 he ambassador ana nis wue met with Tito at the president summer vacation retreat on the Adriatic island of Brioni. A spokesman said Tito expressed his "heartfelt thanks" for himself and for the people of Yugo slavia for the ambassador's serv ice in Yugoslavia. HACIENDA NOm VIA trTHOUKB AM CONDITION! 0 IUS IUV TICKET $11 RECEIVE Ftl ON ARRIVAL Ci Sott IWidtT. Skav 4 Cscttailt wily Mder a4 Sardy tfM Dir I SI fee.

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