Actor Charles Cobum and
Five Friends Arrested
HOLLYWOOD, </P) — “Boh! A
lot of nonsense,” monacled Charles
Coburn said today of his citation
for a friendly game of poker with
the boys.
But the Academy Award win
ning actor said his lawyer will
represent him in Beverly Hills
Justice Court tomorrow in the
“Peekaboo” poker raid case.
Deputies noticed the lights burn
ing early Sunday morning -at the
Players Club West Room, and
peeked in the windows. They said
they heard poker talk.
“Some busybody probably com
k plained because we were playing
after midnight,” said the 72-year
old Coburn. “Who wants to play
poker before 12 o’clock?”
His partners were producers
Paul A. Malvam, 48, and Howard
S. Benedict, 49, and writers Paul
A. Yawitz, 50, and Morrie Rys
kind, 55.
Coburn said the five have been
getting together in a friendly game
for years and no money was in
volved.
The deputies said they violated
a county anti-gambling ordinance.
NOLENS VILLE, Tenn., {JP) —
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engineering degree at Vanderbilt
University Sunday night. He had
a job with an electrical contract
ing firm awaiting him.
^ The youth was killed on that
job Monday—less than 16 hours
after his graduation—while help
ing rewire a house.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 3908
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
SECOND DIVISION^
KARL M. BALE, Plaintiff
VS.
HELCOLICON MINES, INCOR
PORATED; LAMMERS EX
PLORATION CO., a partner
ship; GRAHAM D. LAMMERS;
VIRGINIA L. EDDLEMAN;
JULIA D. LAMMERS; JULIA
D. LAMMERS as Executrix of
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MERS, Deceased, Defendants.
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: against defendant HELCOLICON
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