Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 9

1 'i BOHAHZASTAR LORNE GREEN' WEDS ACTRESS SHERMAN OAKS (UPI) Larne Greene star of television's series and actress Nancy Deale were married yea terday but postponed a honeymoon until sometime next year Greene 46 a former Canadian Broadcasting Cot newscaster and Miss Deale 28 known theatrically as Lisa Cummings 1 were wed here in the home which Greene bought last week It was the second marriage for Greene and the first for his bride LANGUAGE BARRIER Film Ad TO CHECK BIKES FOR -Granada Hills Optimists John Yerkes (left) and'Dom Ross president reviewed list of items that they and fellow Optimists will check when they inspect bicycles at 'local elementary schools next month Bike safety is a major service project of the Optimists See "Roaming are dealing here field of exclusive rights We are dealing even more specifically with the right of MGM to carve out or fence hi a portion of the English language to their exclusive use without having actually completed the property to which they are attaching the name assumes that be- cause they are spending an alleged $2V4 million advertising their picture which is not even completed they have right to acquire the exclusive use of certain words in the English language We think this is7 dangerous principle which would if carried to its logical conclusion permit any motion picture company to acquire the exclusive right to certain wprds in the English -language simply by spending some money for By DE VAN SHUMWAY SACRAMENTO- (UPI) For more than 600000 Californians Jan 1: will automatically bring a raise in pay But chances are they wont spend it foolishly Individually it wOl amount to a few dollars a month although collectively it will total more than $8 million a month These are the pebble receiving welfare aid substantially liberalized tor the 1961 Legislature with the urging of Gov Edmund Brown Mbst of them are aged Many are Mind Many are disabled Thousands even citizens of the United States For the taxpayer of California it wOl boost the total welfare bill to nearly a bQllon dollars a year Take the hypothetical case of John Doe wno is more than (5 years old and can't support himself He has been getting $96 apnanth but effective Jan 1 he gut get $101 But if he has special needs like a special diet he can get up to $166 a month There are 250000 of these! persons' If Mr Doe is Mind he has been getting $115 a month in scrolled aid start getting two dollars more from the state and 80 cents from the federal government He can also get up to $16780 if-he has special needs among 15000 Should he be among 15000 disabled Mr Doe has been getting-ap average $88 a month He will start averaging $99 a month although he could gt up to $106 But assume Mr Doe needs hospital care Then he comes under provisions of a new federal-state-county medical assistance for the aged program that wiQ pay his medical expenses after the first 30 days if he is in a hospital or a nursing home About 60000 persons ROAMING AROUND With AUSTIN CONOVER Based on the premise that no one' has a right to fence in or buy a portion of the English language for his exclusive use he case of Wonderful World of today went into California Appellate Court Monte Lee Enterprises ap-ealed a Superior Court m-metion against use of the words and in advertising the film Fairy Metro-G 1 n-Mayer had sued for tike injunction on the basis that use of such words would detract from the forthcoming MGM picture World of the Brothers Ih granting the injunction Judge Gordon Files said he recognized there was no authority or precedence for his decision and agreed that the matter should be tested on appeal Edward Mode Monte Lee attorney in filing the appeal said "We are not specifically concerned about our future Mormon Choir Will 'Messiah' Here The Mormon Choir of Southern California will present Handel's Wednesday in the Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium it was announced by choif president Robert Stevens The 150-voice choir will be conducted by Frederick Davis and accompanied by a full orchestra Four nationally known singers will perform the solo roles: Maralin Niska soprano Katherine Hil contralto Richard Riffel tenor and Ned Romero bass The 150 singers represent the Mormon community ia the Los Angeles area and come from the San Fernando Valley San Bernardino Santa Monica the Long Beach add Garden Grove area as well as central Los An- Sles Each singer is selected audition and must be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Davis has directed the choir from a humble beginning in 1953 to a polished musical organization that has made more than 100 national radio broad casts sung' in the Hollywood Bowl1 appeared on the Dinah Shore and Steve Allen television shows concertised throughout California and will appear in Shrine' Auditorium next April on the Los Angeles Community Concert Series Tickets can be obtained at the Philharmonic box (office and Mutual ticket agencies 1961 Grand July To Be Discharged The 1961 grand jury was noti fied it will be discharged tomorrow in ceremonies in Superior Court Judge Evelle Younger's court The 19-member panel head ed by foreman Haden Jones of La Puente wOl be commended for its work by Supers ior Court Judge McIntyre Paries- who presides over the court's county department and Dist A tty William Me Kesson OPTOMETRIST DR CALMS0M Kti 1ATKST STYll CUMU 86381k HoMywaed Blvd (At HO-V-I40S in this program during first full year of operation- If Mr Doe was getting old-age -assistance he may have been getting part of his aid from one of hU adult children on a formula that meant junior paid $5 a month if he was single and earned $201 a month Under'' present law more than 40000 contribute partial support for their needy rela fives Only 9000 will be asked to help under the new legislation and probably an additional 4700 parents will ask for help One other major program goes into effect Under it Mr Doe would not have been a citizen of the United probably because he read orwriteor because he never got around to taking out the necessary papers A total of 8000 persons of this type will start getting aid for the first time next year under 1961 legislation A couple of minor points: under new legislation all limit is removed on the value of rty a public assistance recipient uses as a house (the previous limit was $5000) and the Legislature changed the legal 'definition of to add another 1000 persons Some of the 1961 welfare laws went into effect in September but from a- financial and practical point of view they Were minor They (1) provided $1110000 for' special welfare projects operated by the counties (2) provided $150000 far commun-ity projects to provide services for tile aged (3) tightened up on the state's aid program for 322000 needy children particularly in regard to fathers (4) equalized federal medical care programs at no extra cost to the state and (5) set up a welfare study commission The Legislature also approved putting a $100 million general obligation bond before the voters November 1962 -The money would be used for loans to low-cost rental units for the elderly It will require a two-thirds vote of the electorate What does all this cost the taxpayer? For its first full year of the fiscal year beginning July 1 1962 the total federal-state-county cost of welfare wfil be $757 million compare with $635 million for the current fiscal a difference of $122 million This does not take into account programs operated only by counties If Mr Doe qualify for the state-federal programs without the help of state or federal money That is about $77 a month tor each of the 70000 who get this type of which generally consists of surplus food money or even a tank of gas to get them out of the county In addition counties spent $164750000 in-fiscal 1959-60 to operate free hospital and nursing home care A small amount of this is recovered from the patients or through other right or even intention to use these particular words in future advertising but to test the! principle involved which we 'feel now to be much more important than the particular words which we have been enjoined from using He arid are satisifed that -the order of the court goes beyond any decision heretofore made by any court in the United States in the field of unfair competition and is contrary to the fundamental law LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MERCURY COMET -TJV HOLLYWOOD DAVID DRICKER Inc BIU JMIMSII 0-S741 140 HOLLYWOOD BLVB MmMmBMWD Wilshire Sets Yule Fun Club between the ages' of 6 and 12 years may participate in the Wilshire YMCAV Christmas Fun Club to be held from today to Friday Included will be trips to Disneyland the alfport museum ana zoo plus movies games crafts and stunts Total price ovl us movies games ana i I rn" 4-1 vjr is $2150 For 'reservations call WE 8-5184 Actor Louis Sorin Dies in New York NEW YORK UPI) Louli Sorin 67 a character actor whose stage screen and television career spanned 40 years died Thursday He appeared in both the stage and movie versions of with the Marx Brothers and recently appeared with Sir Laurence Olivierin the television production of Power and the Glory Elephants Smart Fearless Elephants are Mg and sometimes clumsy but they are anything but stupid according to the one who play I the part of the elephant boy in the movie based on Rudyard Kipling's 'Jungle Book Dastagir Sabu told Granada Hills Optimists the- other ever nlng: seen elephants in India track hunters who thought they were tracking the animals every elephant herd there is one elephant who follows at a distance This animal is known to have entered a camp where the herd has been caught and roped each to a tree and tried to uprope his friends late st nighf after the hunters have gone to bed have no fear They are handi capped by an inability to see at a distance For that reason they will at times back up and charge an object or a human that they have stumbled upon and want to i most dangerous time to work with animals is during the mating said the film star who has gone into furniture retailing in Van Nuys since the death of his brother "Experienced trainers know this and will not enter the cage or put on a circus act with the animal at this time thing thLt you learn when you've worked With chimpanzees or ha hunted them is that many win attack only when you face them When you turn your back they will walk tell us how you got into the motion picture Sy Ryback merchant suggested Sabu -SJr Ale: this maharaja's estafis where there were many -eli was picked in 1937 to play thejsart of the Since most of the later filming taken there My salary was $20 a fantastic 1 wl put through school there and was given parts in the film and of Bagdad" During tbs war Sabu flew 420 combat missions with the US- Air Force He has made some pictures since 1945 but because his kind involves 'animals and are therefore extremely costly to make the number has been limited he said to think twice before mak-- lng a film in Hollywood these days The labor coats are 10 times higher than they are tha secret of animal Bill Aizenstadt Inqiilrgd said Sabu is moat important If you treat them mean be mean And too' find that animals are just as scared of you as you are of them "bom Ross realtor and Optimist president announced that John Yerkes architect is in charge of the club's bicycle safety inspection program which will be con- ducted at local elementary schools The club contributes regularly to the Optimist Boys' Home on Figueroa Street and sponsors a Little League team and two Brownie Troops Dean Emeritus Of Law School 3 Funeral Slated Rosary was recited last night for- Sayre MacNeil 75 dean emeritus of Loyola Law School and former Harvard law professor who died Saturday at his Pasadena home after a long Alness Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 am tomorrow at St Andrews Church in Pasa- dena Interment will be pri vate MacNeQ was a descendant of the pioneer MacNeQ and Mauson families and was born at his home at' Sixth and Hill streets now a major dowtitown Los Angeles inters section For many years he was associated with the law firm of MQliken Tuller and MacNeQ He leaves his widow the former Daphne Drake a daughter two sons and grandchildren all of Pasadena Woman's Duty In Mitics To Be Told WlLSHXRE-Mrs Darcy Cage a past president of the Federation of Republican Women's Clubs will speak on Woman Has a Political Duty' at the Christmas party of the Wilshire Republican Women's dub Thursday at 1 pm at Sutro Auditorium Wilshire Blvd at Highland Ave Mrs Peggy Brown will review Conscience of a by US Sen Barry Goldwater Reservations are -being listed at HO 5-8905 BURBANK Joe Shell a candidate for governor wOl discuss the 'admizv-istration of Governor Brown at a meeting of the Burbank FREDERICK DAVIS conductor i A CHRISTMAS STORY BOOK FOR BOYS GIRLS Young Republican dub Tuesday at 8 pjn at Jefferson Elementary School 1900 Sixth SLV 1 o- OF CALIFORNIA PICK OFFICERS ALLIED left to right Pat Smith Fred Scott and Leo Shitting In this delightful little 12 page book illustrated in full color Santa and his friend Robert Wallaby actually mow and pop out ofthe'pages in a way that children lovejfs a pleasant tiny tale Tilled with the fun of Christmas and it ends with a moral that good little hoys and girls will understand Excellent for reading out loud as a gift for your favorite youngster Stop in for your free copy novif at your nearest California Federal Savings office Why not Open a savings account for a child toof jfs a perfect a perfect way to start a child on the lifelong path of thrift v' tauraeA Studio City Heitook over the reins from outgoing President Fred Scott Other officers installed includ-Smith vice president Freebairn secretary im Parker treasurer a Shilling Elected Brokers' Prexy Lee Shilling was installed as 1962 president of the Allied Brokers of California Inc at the installation dinner and Christmas party Saturday in the Tahitian Rea- CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVIEV1GS AND LOAN ASSOeunON rv 4 Groat-Songs lost found IMU ROOK 2127 Colorado Blvd OHO mrk 1802 Sunsot Blvd ORMADA Nil 16912 DovouMro SL A UMITED EDITION COLLECTORS' ALBUM RECORDED BY COLUMBIA FOR GOODYEAR BroadwtyOrmgt County Cmttr 1543 Vermont Avt 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