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Dit a ll te ee SR OSSSS TEE art aa G pene rasiserettcentley 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 13, 1964 SMART BLONDES STYLISH Hitch Likes Tippi By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (AP) -- Dumb blondes are out of date in Hollywood. Smart blondes are in style. Among the smartest at the moment is Tippi Hedren, who looks like a younger sister of Grace Kelly and who just got a free $50,000 wardrobe from her mentor, Alfred Hitchcock, who makes mystery movies. That plump Englishman is a good judge of feminine acting talent as he is of plot. Among the ladies whose careers he has helped are Ingrid Bergman, Grace Kelly, Eva Marie Saint, Shirly MacLaine and Vera Miles. Not too long ago he saw Tippi in a television commercial, derella theme, but for a _tele- vision model to step into imme- diate stardom was more than some West Coast old - timers could take. There were mur- murings that in The Birds Miss. Hedren, a creature of immacu- late beauty, stood out only be- cause she wore the finest feathers. PLAYS THIEF Be that as it may, Alfred was satisfied. He has starred Tippi again in Marnie, a film based on an English novel about a girl who is a compulsive thief. Taking no. chances on Miss Hedren's Minnesota accent, the old master moved the story into an American setting, and con- centrated his camera as much on her loveliness as on the plot. fe: is th th gi w st H "little girl." Nathalie. True to the traditions of her Swedish ancestry, Miss Hedren her feet by success because she has worked as a model since she TAKES RARE STEP her ability that he has 'signed her for two more films, a rare adopted the young lady. Juvenile Killed Girl, 11 MILWAUKEE (AP) -- A 15- year-old boy admitted in juven- ile court Wednesday that he killed an 11-year-old girl after he attempted to molest her sex- ualy and she screamed for help, The body of Janette Joy Kru- zycki, only child of a 44-year- old brewery worker and his wife, was found deep inside a storm sewer tunnel Tuesday night by Michael Dehne, 16, who police said had unwittingly Hitchcock is so confident Psp Magda fe mayer " After fining the boyd, the two boys went to a district po- lice station where thé younger boy admitted slaying Janette Joy ast Friday after luring her away from a park swimming Health Services Will Be Costly cent, about 24 percentage points above the present maximum federal rate. That would be "dudicrous,"" the foundation said. And the payment wouldn't be visible to the idividual Ca- nadian. To raise the same amount of the federal sales tax By DON HANRIGHT OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadians could face a -S4ner-cent in- crease in personal income taxes if this revenue source were ever tapped to finance the big health- services package recommended last month by the Hall royal commission. } The estimate.is made in its) latest journal by the Canadian! Tax Foundation, a large private organization of accountants, lawyers, currptrations and others who aim at "expert, im- partiai research into current | tail sales. | problems of taxation and g0v-) "To raise $915,000,000 through ernment finance." \the regular personal income tax The Hall commission adv0-\woyld require increasing every: | cated: a comprehensive ae one's income tax by almost 50 "cep conto oy 'a7 per cent," the foundation said.) . However, the Hall commission | "a a cee ae Mp = said the cost should be shared| OO ore bic. health" pro-|@20ut equally between the fed-| vate and public # PPO"eral and provincial govern-| Mr. Hitch pre- rred it to her real name, i enamored with two virtues-- e enjoyment of hard work and ie pursuit of hard cash. She is an easy-going, friendly rl who at 29 isn't swept off 19 per cent from the present 11) per cent. But this, too, was ruled out by the foundation be- cause the tax is applied at the) as 13. . ep for him. He and Mrs. itehcock have practically Pretty as she is Tippi has no liked her, gave her a $25,000! "Hitch gave me the complete|Pretty illusions. screen test and hireq her on the)wardrobe in the picture as a} 'This is very much a business sopt to star in his last picture,;reward for my performance,"|with me. The idea of being an The Birds. {said Tippi. 'It was designed by|actress didn't appeal to me. I "She looks ladylike,"' said|Edith.Head and must have cost/knew how rough a road it was, Mr. Hitch, "a quality now quite|$50,000 originally." and I was doing very well as a rare." | Her nickname is a variation model. Hollywood exists on the Cin-lof "'tupsa,"" "But I find it exciting. Star- ~|dom has made a big difference in my life. Defence Motion Delays Lain ema tale A ines Chatham Minister's Trial CHATHAM (CP)--C, E. Perk-|the delinquency of juveniles by a- Swedish term for funny. It maks me giggle. between pictures that I've gone into real estate. I'm buying and pool. | Judge Charles Larson _post- |poned further action in the case juntil Aug. 19, Rule Plaza Lot » } | Is Not Public MILTON, Ont, (CP) -- Under ing lot is not a public thorough-| I have so much spare time/fare, Magistrate James Black)ment ruled Wednesday, He dismissed a charge of grams would then cost. j It said about 85 per cent of} the over-all cost would be chan-| nelled through governments,) which should raise the extra) funds required by increasing) taxes in a way that the tax-| payer could 'see' how much the whole program was costing eae conan a | Using the commission's fig- res, the foundation estimates that if the big pian was oper- form of higher taxes or govern- insurance premiums to meet the public share of the added cost. ins, defence counsel for Rev.|providing a place for, permit-\renting houses, and hope to buy/failing to remain at the scene COULD BOOST TAXES Russell D. Horsburgh, charged|ting or encouraging sexual in-a property to subdivide soon of an accident against Paul Ed- This $915,000,000 could be on eight counts of contributing|tercourse in which they took You meet marvellous people inward Ferguson of nearby raised by boosting corporation j i linquency, said/part in the apartment and office real estate." -- Saduoter' Fg or ceanoncea| the church building. ; Tippi, who is left - handed, an application for an order of The defence is also appealing|snapped her fingers enthusiasti- prohibition and leave to appeal the judge's ruling of last week cally, a habit she has. Juvenile Court Judge W. H. in which he held that the in-| "I intend to own Los Angeles Fox's ruling last week. iformation now before the Courtjsome 'day, I hope," she said Judge Fox on Aug. 5. dis-|"#S valid and that Mr. Ward|cheerfully. "I don't want to end i ion brought by|"¢ed not furnish Mr. Perkinsjup in an old ladies' home. I missed a motion "|with any further particulars|want to end up as a crotchety psathclge a id drop sgh 'tham other than those contained injlittle old lady who points, her oe Te tant ni . a the information which gives de-|finger and tells other people war arrested. June 29 and has|'2ils of the eight counts what to do." Georgetown. Cpl. Robert Whitson testified) he was a passenger in a car 'which was struck on the side by a car driven by Ferguson in ja Georgetown 'plaza. The officer |said the Ferguson car drove off and was chased. Defence counsel John Ham jsaid a plaza was not a highway under the relevant sections of income taxes to around 74 per ments, just as they now share} the cost of hospital insurance. | The tax foundation estimated) the federal share at $460,000,000 of the added cost, the provinces providing the other $455,000,000. Ottawa could cover its share {by a 25-per-cent increase in per- sonal income taxes. This "looms all the larger when compared with the U.S. cut of approxi- mately 20 per cent in personal tax," the foundation com- rounded by all these people|provisions of the Highway Trai-|ating in 1966, about $915,000,000 : ' ? h r mented. taking care of me seems rather|fic Act a shopping plaza park-|would have to be raised in the) Allergies? Backaches ? Or Do You Just Want To Sleep Comfortably? Ask About PERMA FOAM Mattresses 3 off Retail Price. Coll RAMA DISTRIBUTORS 725-8762 As for the provinces, they conceivably 'could raise their share by collecting premiums from everyone or by increasing Sales taxes, in those provinces which have them. Using sales taxes alone, the foundation said, would mean increasing present rates by three percentage points. If premiums were used to raise the full provincia] share, these would have to be about $79 a year for a family and $40 fora would be in addition to premi- ums already collected in some provinces rance, by the foundation was to divert existing federal family allow- ance payments to the health program. This would lower the amount of extra public funds required by some $540,000,000, leaving a "more manageable" $375,000,000 to be raised by single person. These for hospital insu- taxes. of one kind or another, But that decision would politically difficult, the toundl tion observed." , One other possibility raised prevent loss of life' in lanches. ' MAGNET DETECTOR + INNSBRUCK, Aus ters) -- Magnets, table beneath deep snow, are be sewn into skiers' clothing manufacturer here 'to he av. manufacturers' jevel, not on re- & f | Combination Offer... 1, 1%2" Open 2.150 Sheet Ruled Refill Binder . 3.5 Multi-Colored Dividers . 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