The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 13, 1954, Page 7

By WIIE KLEIN Three-tin?. Long Island O jampion (Written forAP Newsfeatures) The ave his first he hits a tee. The av¢age player gets his left handbver too far and his right under. too much. ‘off the first RIGHT WRONG ‘Thursday, May 13)1954 THE He feels very strong! that way but he doesn’t have the Power he thinks he has’ by using a tense grip on the ¢lub. With a tight or squeezed grip he loses the feel of the club. Why deform yourself? The proper grip is-to get the Club along the palm of the left hand. The hand should grip KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 Hollywood APPLE V4#LEY, Calif. 7 — Janet Leigh # just as smart as she is pret% as you can judge from the. wg she is handling her career. i { The blo#e beauty was in this Mojave D resort to help Mar- tin and Bwis launch their new film, “Ligig It Up.” I asked her at the Agle Valley Inn for an ex- planatiogof why she is leaving MGM, fhere she earns $2,000 weekly. “Loolf’, she reasoned, “I’m gratefujto the studio for what it has dge for me. I want that to be clef, They gave me my start and hye every right in the world to cah in on what they have built fp. § “Bg I feel I have served my apprgticeship, I would be happy to sty there and work, if they had pictyes for me to do. But they don¥ In the past year I have been tryi& to get my release. Most of thejilms I have made have been oaputs. ‘f finally had talks with Dore cAry and Benny Thau (MGM exts). I asked them if they had awthing for me in the coming ir, which is how long my con- yet will last. They admitted they dgn’t. They said they understood m side and talked to Nick Shenck (MGM top boss). He fin’t want to let me go. But when understood that I would con- nue doing loanouts, he said ay.” So after she finishes ‘Rogue with Robert Taylor and _—— Notes By Bob Thomas George Raft, she'll be ye from her. MGM ties for the first time in eight years. That sn’t mean she’ll be adrift in the movie seas, She has already lined up some comfortable security. “Tt made me very happy that ey studio in town offered me a al when it got aroufid that I would be free,” she said. “I de- that would: gve me something to hold onto. I didn’t feel that I had progressed far enough to go it alone. I'm no Jams Wyman or Joan Crawford. “So I signed fo? #H@’ picture every five years with Columbia. I also lined up four pictures with Universal - International. Because they make more pictures than any other studio, they wanted to make the deal for a picture every nine months. That was all tight with me. “But with each deal, I made sure what my first picture would be. That was importants If they started me out with a big picture, it stood to reason they would take ; Sood care of me. For instance, my first at Columbia will be ‘My er Eileen’ with Judy Holliday. Obviously, they aren’t going to = me off after a picture like _ Guam, the largest of the islands in Micronesia has only 215 square miles, Male mosquitoes have feeble mouth parts and do not. bite peo- ple; they feed on flower nectar. AP Newsfeatures cided I would line up some ties| A LA CART — Bemaco’s Spice is his name and he has two good legs. They weren't doing him much good because his hind legs were paralyzed after he was hit by a car, The registered dachshund is owned by Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Cook. of Memphis, Tenn. Wade Peck, a salesman for the firm Cook owns, devised the cart. The dog is 7 years old. His brush with the car came a couple of years ago and he apparently recovered. But his legs began to give more and more trouble. A few months ago they gave out ‘completely. That's when Peck saw him trying to drag the paralyzed legs around. Strapped into his new cart, the low slung dog goes for a walk with the greatest of ease, : nn the club more in the fingers than in the palm. It is surprising to find the control, plus power, that will result when the fingers of the right hand come into use. (Klein is golf pro at Wheat- ley Hills, East Williston, N. Y. In the winter he is pro at La Gorce, Miami Beach.) CHICAGO — Police and sheriffs’ officers hunted today for a young prisoner who at gunpoint disarmed two deputy sheriffs, forced them to drive him 15 miles, robbed them of about $50 and then stole their car. Two Du Page County deputy sheriffs yesterday arrested Arthur Peters, 23, in suburban Franklin Park on chfrges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The deputies quoted Peters as saying he had been convicted of murder and kidnaping while serv- ing in the Army in Korea and was on 12 years probation. They quoted him as saying: “One false move out of either of you and you're dead.” The deputies, John Albrecht, 53, and John Eyer, 28, said Peters had agreed to return with them to suburban Wheaton to post bond. 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