King of a tribe held captive in Amazon reports
Dr. Fred Redfern, long associated with Shaw University, is claimed by reports to be king of a hidden Amazon tribe and held captive by relic hunters. Dispatches note an unnamed aviator in the Amazon jungle and suggest a rescue expedition may form, though no concrete plans are confirmed. Redfern says he cannot verify anything definite.
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Barry Norton seeks comeback after South Seas trip
Hollywood veteran Barry Norton, famed for What Price Glory and other films, relocated to Tehiti after losing a Lifesaver role for being considered too stout. He swam six hours daily, reduced from 190 to 165 pounds, then returned to Hollywood determined to win serious parts and reclaim his status as a character juvenile.
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