World’s Best
Bullfighters
Hired for Movie
Seven of Mexico’s most famous
matadors play themselves in Ed
ward L. Alperson’s CinemaScope
drama in color, “The Magnificent
Matadqr,” released by Twentieth
Century-Fox and playing Wed
nesday and Thursday at The The
ater.
The Maureen O’Hara-Anthony
Quinn starrer aslo has as its tech
nical adviser the greatest living
bullfighter. Carlos Arruza, who
retired from the ring a millionaire
at the age of 33.
The matadors actually appear
ing in the picture are Jesus (Chu
co) Solorzano, Joaquin (Cagan
cho> Rodriguez, Rafael Rodriguez,
Antonio Velasquez, Jorge (Ran
chero) Aguilar, Felix Friones, and
Nacho Trevino.
“The Magnificent Matador” was
shot in authentic locales in Mexi
co, and the color cameras catch
all the excitement and danger of
an actual bullfight in the largest
ring in Mexico, the Plaza el Toreo.
The picture introduces the Latin
discovery, Manuel Rojas, heading
a large supporting cast including
Thomas Gomez, Richard Denning,
Lola Albright, William Brooks
Ching, Eduardo Noriega, Lor
raine Chanel and Anthony Caruso.
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Supreme Court
Refuses to Review
| Dr. Sheppard Case
WASHINGTON, Ifft—Dr. Sam
uel H. SheppaVd, Cleveland osteo
path, yesterday lost his fight for a
Supreme Court review of his trial
and conviction for the bludgeon
slaying of his wife, Marilyn.
Sheppard, now serving a 10
year-to-llfe sentence in the Ohio
Penitentiary, contended he was
denied a fair trial because of ad
verse publicity.
“This was a trial by newspa
pers,” he said in his appeal. “The
press, radio and television not
only attempted to influence the
judge and jury before and during
trial but they did influence them.
■The conduct of these mediums of
public information is of the kind
that has been condemned by the
courts of England and in the Unit
ed States by judges, lawyers, bar
associations, professors of law,
and writers on legal subjects, and
by responsible newspaper editors.
“We beileve this case brings
squarely before the Supreme
Court the widely debated question
of ‘fair trial and free press’.”
Sheppard was convicted of kill
ing his 30-year-old wife in their
Bay Village, Ohio, home in July I
1054. He contended his wife was
slain during a sex attack by an
intruder. The Ohio Supreme Court
upheld the conviction last May 31.
Justice Frankfurter issued a
memorandum repeating the state-;
ment he occasionally makes, that
denial of a review “in nowise
implies that this court approves
the decision” of the lower courts.
The present geologic era is esti
mated to have extended over a
time period of 50 million years.
New Books for
Children and Adults
At KK Public Library
New books received for chil
dren at the KK Library are:
A Wish for Lutie, by Dorothy
Hawthorne; Hans Brinker or The
Silver Skates, Mary Mapes Dodge;
Against the Wind, Harriett H.
Carr; A Pony Called Lightning,
Miriam E. Mason; Lulu Herself,
Elisabeth Hubbard Lansing; Davy
Crockett's Earthquake, William O.
Steele; Broomtail, MiriaiTi E. Ma
son; Where the Tumipke Starts,
Harriet H. Carr; and Christmas
Bells Are Ringing, Selected by
Sara and John E. Brewton.
Also, new adult books include:
Rainbow in Morning, Withers;
Neighobring Nurse and Visiting
Nurse, both by Barton; A Thing
of Beauty, Cronin; A Single Peb
ble, Hersey; and Comfort Me With
Apples, De Vries.
ACTRESS GALE STORM
GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER
LOS ANGELES, UP>—Actress
Gale Storm has added a daughter
to her family of three sons.
The 8-pound 9-ounce girl was
born Monday. She was named
Susanna. Her mother has a televi
sion program, “Oh. Susanna.” The
father is Lee Bonnell, actor and
now an insurance man.
NOTICE
The undersigned Administrator
is trying to locate the heirs of
OLE MARTENSEN. Deceased,
who for many years lived near
Teller, Alaska. Any person know
ing of the decedent or his heirs
please advise.
Luther Dunbar,
Administrator of the
Estate of Ole Martensen,
Deceased.
Nome. Alaska 135
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT. SECOND
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA
In The Matter of The Estate of
MARGUERITE E GLAVINOVICH.
deceased
No. 1072
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is Hereby Given that by Order
of the Judge of the above-named Court,
Carl S. Glavinovich, of Nome, Alaska,
has been duly appointed the Executor
of the estate of Marguerite E. Glavino
vich, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said estate shall present them, with
proper vouchers attached, to the said
Executor at Nome, Alaska, within a
period of six (6) months from the
date of this Notice.
Dated this 23rd day of October, 1956.
CARL S. GLAVINOVICH.
Executor i
Publish Oct. 24, 31, Nov. T. 14, 1956
Harry Bridges Would Lead
Mass Parade Protesting
Anti-Red Hearings
HONOLULU, (jP—Harry Bridges,
longshore leader, says he wants
to lead a mass parade in protest
against Sen. James O. Eastland
(D-Missl when his U.S. Senate
subcommittee opens hearings here
Nov. 27 on Communism in Hawaii.
A territory-wide work stoppage
by Bridges’ International Long
shoremen’s and Warehousemen’s
Union during the four-day hear
ing has been approved by the
union’s local executive board. Mil
itary cargo would be worked, but
civilian shipping would be tied up
by the union’s 24,000 members.
The appearance of thousands of
union members in a parade dem
onstration, Bridges said, would
prevent Eastland from “selecting
I and intimidating a few employes
of the union.” He charged East
land is “out to wreck the ILWU
in Hawaii.”
Nehru to Meet
With Eisenhower
WASHINGTON WV-India’s am
bassador said after a White House
visit yesterday that President Ei
senhower and Prime Minister
Nehru have agreed to meet here,
probably before the end of this
year.
Ambassador G. L. Mehta told
newsmen a definite announcement
setting the date will be made si
multaneously in New Delhi and
Washington within a week.
Informed sources anticipate that
Nehru will come here about the
15th of December.
Before leaving New Delhi, he
will be host to Premier Chou En
lai of Communist China.
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New Truck Pulls 32 Percent Grade
wi Even steeper than any of the famous San Francisco hills
is this 32'percent grade on the Chrysler Corporation Proving
Grounds, which a new Dodge "K” Series 700 cab-over-engine
tractor is pulling with a 35-foot trailer. This tractor has a
216-horsepower V-8 engine.