Sisters Meet Again
After 18 Years
SAN FRANCISCO, UP) — Two
Pennsylvania sisters who hadn’t
seen each other in 18 years were
reunited-today-because one hap
pened into a large and crowded
dime store on Market Street.
They are Mrs. Mary Berger Bea
ler, wife of a retired marine ma
jor, and Mrs. Alice Berger Gillory,
whose former husband also was
a Marine officer.
The sisters are from Home
stead, Pa. *
“I’m buying this ballpoint pen,”
said Mrs. Bealer last night, “and
she looks at me for a while and
says: ‘Why you’re Mary!’ and I
said: ‘Way Alice!’ ”
Both have been living in the
Bay Area, and shopping in the
same downtown area, for nearly
four years without knowing the
whereabouts of the other.
“In the Marines, you lose track,”
said Mrs. Gillory.
Tyrone Power, Idol of Stage & Screen,
Dead At 45 On Location In Madrid
By LOUIS P. NEVIN
MADRID, Spain, lff) — Tyrone
Power, 45, died Saturday of a j
heart attack. The screen and stage j
star was stricken on a movie set, j
“Solomon and Sheban,” in which j
he was playing opposite Italian j
actress Gina Lollobrigida.
Tower complained, as he had
been for several days, of a pain
in his deft arm and abdomen.
He was rushed to a Spanish
hospital and died an hour later.
' His wife of less than a year, the
former Debbie Ann Minardos, is
expecting a baby in February.
Power had been married to
French actress Annabella and to
Linda Christian. Both marriages
ended in divorce.
Shooting of the picture was
halted by Director King Vidor un
til further notice. Extras and bit
players, all Spaniards, dispersed
quietly. All were stunned when
told their star had died.
The quiet, handsome actor in
the role of Solomon was making
a dueling scene with George San
ders when he was stricken.
Sanders in the role of Adoni
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to be killed in the duel.
Power’s death -was a tragic du
plicate of that of his father, Ty
jah, Solomon’s elder'brother, was
rone Power II. His father also
was fatally stricken on the set of
a picture, “The Miracle Man.” He
died a few hours later in the
arms of his son.
Power had continued a theatri
cal dynasty begun by his great
grandfather on the Dublin stage
in 1827. Tyrone Power I was a
celebrated comedian whose '.bap
tismal name came fromy County
Tyrone, Ireland.
The six-foot-two former Marine
pilot returned to the stage in 1952
in the family tradition after win
ning fame and fortune as.a movie
actor. He returned, to Hollywood
only for an occasional movie. He
maintained a home in Hollywood
but spent a great deal of his time
in the Eastern United States, Eur
ope,> and Latin America.
Power once was asked why he
was quitting the much more prof
itable movies for the stage. “You
don’t always do everything for
loot, do you?” he replied.
The dashing here of many an
adventure picture with pistol and
rifle, Power conceded: “I couldn’t
hit a pig in the back with a bass
fiddle.”
Youthful Service
Men Advised' Of
Alaska Voting Law
WASHINGTON, Cfl — Armed
Forces newspapers around the
world will carry stories this week
advising any 19- or 20-year-old
Alaska servicemen that they are
eligible to vote in the new State’s
November 25 general election.
Aides of Delegate Bartlett said
they were advised by the Armed
Forces’ voting assistance office
that the story has been sent out
because some company comman
ders have given inquiring service
men erroneous information.
Alaska’s State Constitution,
which governs the November 25
election, permits 19- and 20-year
old youths to vote iri Alaskan
elections.
The Voting Assistance Office
estimated there are approximate
ly 1,000 Alaskans in fee Armed
Forces who would be affected by
fee law.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Milared Harwood
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
J. A. von der Heydt, W.M.
Norv.n v. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
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Jim Blanning
President
Bob Grant.
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
ROSCOE WILKIE, President
MARY DIEDE, Secretary.
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