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Gomedienne Marie Wilson ffies Of Cancer (AP) Actress Marie Wilson liked to tell a (jfessic story about a bygone era. It was the time she faked running out of gas in front of home. look like a good picture ty0e to me," she quoted him as tetyihg her as he gallantly chefl some gas. "Maybe 1 might to find work for you. I'm a Where can you be reached?" Miss Wilson, a blonde buxom beauty, made the nation laugh for a decade as the comedienne staf of the long-running "My Frlfcnd Irma Show" of early neljvork television and coast- totcpast radio programs.

JVhen she died of cancer Thanksgiving Day at the age of had been out of a once- guttering limelight for two dec- except for brief moments. signed her first contract with Warner Brothers in the 193(fe at the age of 15. She was styj a teen-ager when she tHdfight her career was sputter- pulled the empty tank ruse and won a part. seemed eternally baffl- ingltor "Irma," the highvoiced, ffoiher-brained but well- rrfeSning secretary who faced predicaments in the styirjnbling style of a Lucille Ball. had to be a virgin for tlje Network, Miss Wilson said iijha recent interview.

"I guess noted any change in tele- vjsipn today it's the fact that a girl- can work as a secretary in aeries and not be cast as vir- That's progress." her movie and television iis, the well-endowed actress engaged in well-publicized bat- til? with censors over her low- out-" pink gowns. late as 1951 she was still Battling with a movie -censor wanted her to wear lace her plunging neckline. In distinctly pre-Women's Lib lan- she had defended the sftdwy gowns: a little drafty, but I IjJcf them. And I think the men 46 too. They're the ones we ddess to please." $Iiss Wilson ran through a score of light movie comedies, $teh as "Boy Meets Girl' 5 with --Ca'ghey and 'Pat OJBrien; "Girl in Every Port," 'iMy Friend Irma Goes West," apa "Never Wave at a WAC." died at her home, where sihg lived with her second hus- tyand, television producer Rob- eft Fallon, and 14-year-old adopted son Greg.

We any Is Ailing N.Y. (AP) AEL-CIO President George Meiany has been admitted to Phelps Memorial Hospital as a precautionary move after suf- feylng slight chest pains. have no definite evi- of a coronary attack," Raymond Phillips, a local physician, said Troops Called In Bolivia 'Emergency' LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) Striking textile workers barricaded themselves inside their factories and vowed to remain "until the ultimate consequences" after the Bolivian government declared a nationwide state of emergency to counter what it called an "overt plot" against the regime. The workers began a 24-hour walkout early Thursday. Shortly afterward the government announced the state of siege, ordered troops, tanks and police to surround the textile factory district in northern La Paz, arrested an undetermined number of workers and positioned army assault cars in MEXICO (MO.) LEDGER Page A Friday, 7 Nov.

24, ,1972 working class neighborhoods. Strike leaders met with President Hugo Banzer Suarez, but announced later there could be no solution as lot.g as the troops remained outside the factories and the arrested workers remained in custody. Among those detained were the news director of a local radio station and the head of the National Confederation of Professionals. The news director later was released. Bank employes also joined the strike, but reportedly planned to return to work today.

Meanwhile, some wives of striking textile workers threatened a hunger strike as long as men remained under arrest. LIGHTNING BECOMES CITIZEN ON Vasile Posteuca, Romanian refugee, poet and language professor Mankato, State University, returns papers to U.S. Judge Abraham Marovitz after signing them to become an American citizen, in a Chicago hospital. Posteuca, 60, is a terminal cancer patient, who hopes to live long enough to see his daughter who is being rushed to his side from Romania. (AP Wirephoto) SHOP EARLY This With from us! Tower Loan Company PETE WILSON, MANAGER 109 N.

Washington Mexico, Mo. Mystery In Norway Fjord OSLO, Norway (AP) Spurred by a naval report of mysterious lights on a hillside along a Norwegian Fjord, navy search craft renewed the hunt today for what some believe may be a foreign submarine trapped in the depths of the inlet. Naval headquarters reported that a navy vessel sighted green and yellow lights along the southern arm of Sognef jord, scene of a 12-day-old search. Police were dispatched to investigate. The hunt was shrouded in official secrecy and Defense Minister Joh'an Klepper has reiterated that there is "no positive proof" of a foreign sub in the Fjord which has a maximum depth of 3,900 feet.

The defense command in Oslo announced Thursday that the frigate Trondheim, which fired an antisubmarine missile Wednesday at a "moving, submerged object," had ascertained that the object definitely was not a submarine. They declined to say what it was. Missouri Senators Are In Yugoslavia BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Missouri Sens. Stuart Symington and Thomas Eagleton, Democrats, are among 12 U.S. senators who are in Yugoslavia for a two-day visit that will include a conference with President Josip Broz (Tito).

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