Hollywood Celebrities
To Entertain At Military
Camps On Christmas
HOLLYWOOD, (/P) — Four
troupes of movie celebrities leave
by air Dec. 20 on Christmas en
tertainment tours of military
camps in Korea, Europe, Alaska,
and the Caribbean.
Forty-one film players have al
ready volunteered and 80 are ex
pected to make the junket.
Bound for Alaska are George
Dolenz, Virginia Hall, Irene Mar
tin, Ray Milland, Ava Norring,
and Ann Robin.
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use. Owners say, "It’s
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At night you plug it in at your
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switch it on and it beats the water
in the engine. The w ater is warm
in 60 minutes or less. So you start
instantly. No battery strain; no
cold weather damage to the
engine, because the film of oil
between the cylinder walls and
pistons is pre-w'armed.
Winnie Rutli Judd
Makes 4tli Escape
From Asylum
PHOENIX, Ariz., (/P) — Crafty
Winnie Ruth Judd, notorius trunk
murderess of 20 years ago, broke
out of the state hospital for the
insane last night for the fourth
time, and today eluded searchers.
She pried through a screen
window, slipped down a ladder
fashioned from rags, yarn and an
electric iron cord, and vanished
into the chill night.
Escape of the greying red
haired killer set off a great search
trough the city. Bloodhounds
failed to pick up her trail.
In 1931, Mrs. Judd shot two
girl friends to death and shipped
their dismembered bodies to Los
Angeles in a trunk and a suitcase.
She was convicted of murder and
was sentenced to hang. At almost
the last moment she was found
insane and was committed to the
asylum here.
Just before her escape she
had been sitting in the room of
her 84-year-old mother. Mrs.
Carrie B. McKinnell, also a pa
tient in the hospital.
Hospital officials felt that Mrs.
Judd, long unaccustomed to the
outside, could not have gone far
from the institution grounds, even
though they border on the prin
cipal east-west highway through
the ctiy.
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
DESTROYS ARMY CLOTHING
CAMP STONEMAN, Calif., <7P)
—Fire early Thursday destroyed
a clothing warehouse at Camp
Stoneman Army Base with a loss
estimated by Pittsburgh Fire De
partment officials at nearly a
million dollars.
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Marty Marion To Coach
St. Louis Brown Team
ST. LOUIS, OP)—Marty Marion
signed a three-year contract yes-'
terday as player-coach of the St.
Louis Browns.
Marion will coach for sure and
play if his knee and back permit.
He will receive a reported $15,000
salary for coaching and more
than $25,000 if he can make a
comeback as shortstop.
Marty was fired last Friday as
manager of the rival St. Louis
Cardinals. Owner Fred Saich re
fused to renew his contract and
reportedly is trying to hire Eddie
Stanky of the New York Giants
as the new Redbird pilot.
Marion’s switch to the Ameri
can League Browns was announ
ced by Bill Veeck, dynamic own
er of the club which is under
going an overhaul.
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AMERICA HAS
MADE THIS TEST
It was in 1935 that we began inviting people
everywhere to make the Budweiser 5-day test.
What happened? Millions of persons discovered
that Budweiser has a distinctive taste found in
no other beer . . . that it has the quality that
only true lagering with extra long ageing can
produce.
Sales of Budweiser increased in leaps and
bounds. The world's largest brewrery in St. Louis
was greatly expanded. Then, when there still
was not enough Budwreiser to go 'round, it was
expanded . . . again and -again.
Today production and sales of Budweiser have
been more than quadrupled . . . and we are
building another brewery in Newark, N. J. From
it will come Bjudweiser brewed by the traditional
St. Louis formula that produces the world’s
most famous beer.
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