Dennis Crosby Ordered
To Pay Support Money
LOS ANGELES Ul> — A judge
today ordered Dennis Crosby to
pay $100 a week for support of
a 3-year-old girl born out of wed
lock.
A jury ruled a week ago that
Dennis, 26, son of crooner Bing
Crosby, is the father of Denise
Michelle, born to Mrs. Marilyn
Miller Scott, 28.
Under a temporary order young
Crosby has been paying the bru
nette divorcee $350 a month for
support of the child.
Mrs. Scott’s attorney, Milton
Zerin, told the court yesterday
that Dennis worth $750,000 and
should pay $700 a month for the
support. He said Mrs. Scott, a
manufacturing company office
worker, had $2.50 and was 22
cents overdrawn at the bank.
White House chit-chat: The
architects who designed the White
House failed to provide a laundry
room, so Abigail Adams, wife of
the second president, strung up a
clothesline in the Audience Cham
ber.
Barry Fitzgerald. Irish Star
Dead at the Age of 71
DUBLIN —Barry Fitzgerald,
Irish star of the movies, died Wed
nesday in a Dublin nursing home.
He was 71.
Fitzgerald underwent a brain
operation here in 1959 and since
then had been under medical
care.
The nursing home said his near
est of kin, a brother in New York,
had been advised and was ex
pected to fly to Dublin Thurs
day.
When you think of a doctor,
you usually think of a physician.
But there are about 50 other kinds
of doctors besides the M.D. They
range from Doctor of Agriculture
(D. Agr.) to Doctor of Surgical
Chiropody (D. S. C.).
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Aliens Must Register
Mr. B. R. Oates, District Direc
tor of the Immigration and Nat
uralization Service stated this
week that aliens in the United
States will be required to report
their addresses to the Attorney
General in the near future.
All aliens, with few exceptions,
who are in the United States on
Jan. 1 each year must report their
addresses by the end of the
month. Only the following classes
of aliens are excused from this
requirement: (1) Accredited dip
lomats; (2) Persons accredited to
certain international organiza
tions; and (3) Those admitted
temporarily as agricultural work
ers. All others must file their ad
dress reports. Parents or guard
ians of children under 14 are re
quired to fill out address reports
for such children.
Forms with which to make the
report can be obtained from any
Post Office or Immigration Of
fice during the month of January.
Failure to comply with the re
porting requirements of this Fed
eral regulation may bring pen
alties which include fines, im
prisonment and deportation.
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Some Doubts Arise
On FDR’s Memorial
WASHINGTON IF) — Eight con
crete slabs that look like tower
ing bookends lounging in a rough
circle. That’s the design picked
for the Franklin Delano Roose
velt Memorial.
But the choice may run into
controversy in Washington, which
likes its memorials with a figure
of a hero sitting, standing, or
perched on a horse.
Francis Biddle, chairman of the
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial
Con. mission, announced that a
jury of five had picked the design
by two New York Architects,
William F. Pedersen and Brad
ford S. Tilney.
The jury, headed by Pietro
Bellushci, Dean of the School of
Architecture at the Massachu
setts Institute of Technology, was
not unanimous, and the design
still must win approval from the
National Capital Planning Com
mission, the Fine Arts Commis
sion, the National Capital Parks
Commission, and Congress.
The slabs of the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Memorial would vary
in height up to 156 feet. They
would be hollow and from 8 to
12 inches thick. The words of
Roosevelt would be inscribed
across the slabs.
The Commission said the mem
orial would cost $4,255,366 and
take a year to build. It would be
located between the Jefferson and
Lincoln Memorials.
DOG DISCHARGES GUN
BOY LOSES PART OF HAND
WEBSTER, Mass. (F> — Neil
Larini, 15, was shot by a dog Fri
day.
The youth’s 12-gauge shotgun
was leaning against a tree. His
hand was above the muzzle. The
dog’s paw hit the trigger and the
gun discharged.
Young Larini lost his little
finger and part of the palm of his
left hand.
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Alaska’s Courts
Cannot Suspend
Driving License
JUNEAU UP) — The State
Supreme Court said today that
Alaska’s courts do not have the
right to suspend a motorists
driving license.
Only the State Department of
Public Safety, the high court
ruled in denying a petition for a
review filed by an Anchorage
man, has the right to suspend a
driving license.
The courts may only recom
mend, the Supreme Court said
that the Department suspend a
license.
The petition for a review was
filed by Louis Knudsen of An
chorage, who was convicted in
District Magistrate’s Court on Feb.
26, 1960, of reckless driving. He
was sentenced to 30 days in jail,
fined $300 and his driving license
was suspended for one year.
Knudsen had demanded a jury
trial. It was refused. He appealed
to Superior Court, again demand
ing jury trial. Superior Court
refused the jury trial and upheld
the Magistrate conviction, and
sentence.
The State Supreme Court ruled
the Anchorage City Council had
the power to provide by ordi
nance that trials for charged vio
lations of its ordinances be with
out jury.
The high court ordered that the
case be remanded to Superior
Court at Anchorage for the pur
pose of striking from Knudsen’s
sentence the portion providing
for suspension of his driving
license.
WILD GEESE CRASH
INTO AIRLINES DCS
TOPEKA, Kan. W) — An air
liner coming in for a landing
picked up three wild geese over
Topeka Monday night.
The geese crashed through the
cockpit windshield of the Con
tinental Airlines DC3, cutting the
pilot.
The pilot landed the plane,
then went to the hospital for
treatment. His seven passengers
were taken by bus to Kansas City.
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