Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 32

PACE THIRTY-TWO Fort Worth Star-Telegram Thursday verting January 17 1957 OH TEACHER! -by Wayne Campbell Claims Neglect NEEDLEWORK Blind Pianisi Drives Car As Drummer Calls Turns Guild Formed io Unite and Care for Animal Artists Myron Miles Sautter 40 the pianist was jailed on suspicion of drunk driving and driving without a license The drummer William Arthur Renner 25 was hooked on sus pieion of conspiracy to commit a crime and allowing an unlicensed person to drive FRYFRS BY THf PIECE SAN DIEGO Cal Jan 17 A piunivt agreed to drive a drummer home alter eaeli finished engagements with their bands early Wednesday The drummer have a driver's license But then neither did the pianist lie's totally blind With the pianist at the wheel ami the drummer guiding him the duet made its way live miles through San Diego traffic Police stopped them in East San Diego when an instruction from the drummer went sour The pianist didn't stop at the stop sign officers said Just three big 12-inch blocks that work up quickly in this handsome quilt! Everyone will admire its rich looking design use bold brilliant coloring! 775: Chart directions pattern of patches Yardages for single and double-bed quilts Send 25 cents in coins or stamps for this pattern 5 cents for each pattern for first class mailing Rend to the Star-Telegrain Household Arts Department Fort Worth 1 Texas Write plainly your name address and pattern number Our gift to you two wonderful patterns for yourself your home printed in otu Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book plus dozens of other new designs to crochet knitting embroidery iron-ons novelties Send 25 cents for your copy of this book now with gift patterns printed in Adv WHITE Onc MEAT ibUU NICHOLS 71 NOR1H MAIN ED 1-81B7 tSl NranpopM F-aivrti I to nourish them of nail polish Hunting dogs often appear in he-man ads "Have you ever considered the working conditions of these Miss Gould asks "There is no law about the number of hours they can rehearse or work Children are not allowed to work late at night but nobody cares about young animals" Traveling facilities Miss Gould finds are usually poor The performers are often shunted into baggage cars where all they can do is peer through the slats of their cages Nothing Put Aside And suppose they get too old to act or pose? Are there homes for aged retired animal actors or models? "There are Miss Gould says "and it's unfair Most of these performers earn high salaries during their hey-day but nothing has been put aside for their declining years "The highly publicized characters such as Rin-Tin-Tin or Trigger are the exceptions They don't lead a so-called dog's Miss Gould says "But this is the exception rather than the One of the organization's first projects will be the establishment of a home where the retired actors can spend the last years of their lives in peace and harmony To this end the AGAA feels that some of the big earnings of the animal stars should be a form of social which would take care of them and others in their old age NEW YORK Jan 17 iNAL Animal artists of the world unite! That is the slogan of the American Guild of Animal Artists a group newly organized hv animal -loving men and women They are making it their business to look out for the well arc of thousands of four-logged and winged creatures who are appearing today on TV stage and screen in circuses or posing as models "To be sure there are societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals" says Miss Margaret Gould secretary of the organization "but they are much too busy to devote all or even some of their time strictly to animal artists who are being imposed upon or exploited" Animals today are as much in demand in the entertainment and advertising fields as pretty girls a committee of AGAA has found "Just look at the Broadway scene" Miss Gould points out -4n the musical 'LiT there are a mule geese and sundry other barnyard inhabitants In the 'Happiest a couple of alligators are featured" Sold In the advertising world Miss Gould's research uncovered numerous instances of animals' being used to sell products The liquor field she finds is especially partial to so-called dumb creatures A horse advertises a scotch whisky while a bird swoops for a gin A pair of Russian wolfhounds pose for Vodka ads A railroad uses a cat to demonstrate its comforts while a llama relaxes with lovely ladies to announce a new shade so busy with the P-TA she doesn't hae time for me anv protect them please them mm Ray Guth Had Answers-That Suited Hitchcock Skunk Good Friend of Cal TALGOA Okla Jan 17 cfi Cliff Hargrave doesn't exactly approve of his cat's friend but he's afraid to protest IBs feline is a good friend of a skunk that makes a daily visit to the SMU Boilers Fail Chilling Classrooms EfcCHIIIEGQSB rector He had a night job winch required that he sleep in a mortuary to answer calls working steady now for Hitchcock in both movies and in the director's weekly TV series over CBS-TV HOLLYWOOD Jan 17 i JP-Actor Ray Guth said the right thing when Director Alfred Hitchcock interviewed him for a job He told him most of his previous acting experience had been on an expose type show which does not gie name credits However his photographs in publicity for the show have appeared nationally as a dope addict shyster con man etc That interested Hitchcock who has a morbid sense of humor Rut Guth's partime job for the last two years really sold the di Mexico Bans Rock Roll DALLAS Jan 17 Southern Methodist University students shivered in classrooms Wednesday after two of the school's boilers failed in 23-degree weather A third boiler heated dormitories Some professors dismissed classes but most of them donned coats and earmuffs and carried on The building superintendent Stanley Tattcrson said repairs would be completed late Wednesday night Long-wearing styles at lower prices! on wr mom mknam MEXICO CITY Jan 16 INS Mexico banned Rock Roll Mambo and Cha Cha dances from its public schools Wednes-I day The Department of Education labeled the dances "porno-i graphic" Seats will face the rear of civil aircraft in Australia under a new law Zip-front Cone corduroy Pineapple and Grapefruit 'edal Pushers Reg 295 New drink here to brighten winter breakfasts! 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