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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1953
Page
4
Milwaukee man Raymond Auer used his car phone to call the thief who had taken his station wagon. The thief admitted the theft and hung up. The car was found abandoned Friday near Elkhorn, Wis, with the phone still connected.
Hollywood chatter notes Kirk Douglas replacing John Wayne as lead in Mr Allison with Deborah Kerr possible co star. Production shifts to Eugene Frenke and Rene Williams as Rita Hayworth plans loom and David Farrar joins Men Of Iron cast with Curtis Leigh Marshall and Craig Hill.
Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters host a dance at the K of P hall this evening at 8 30 with the String Dusters providing music. Round and square dancing featured for the public.
Alger Hiss, former State Department official now in prison for perjury, will be eligible for a government pension of 715 dollars a year when he reaches 62 under the Civil Service Retirement Law. Officials say no law bars payment to a treason convict. Hiss began serving his sentence in 1951 and will be freed next year with good behavior credits. He worked for the State Department from 1936 to 1947, and deductions for retirement have already been made totaling 1791.39 dollars. His wife Melba lives in Oberlin Ohio. his son Private Wyatt, in Jamaica New York, recently joined the Army after basic training at Camp Pickett Virginia.
A text from Alcoholics Anonymous states that alcoholism is a sickness, advocates mutual aid, and notes there is no charge for their service. The message is attributed to a P. O. Box 321 contact.
The Kitchener Auditorium Commission rules that concertgoers may eat hotdogs during intermissions at symphony concerts. A Toronto Symphony performance prompted a complaint about hotdog sales, but Auditorium Manager H. M. Crosby argued long-distance attendees need nourishment.
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