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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Lyle Appointed to Regents Board
OF Savings, Loan, Graduate School

J. 7. 5. Lyle. president Of the
Pacific FIRST Federal Savings and
Loan association. Tacoma. received
word Friday Of his appointment to
the board Of regents Of the Grad
uate School Of Savings and Loan
held each summer in Chicago. Me-
tifioation came from L. X. Allen.
Houston. Texas. president Of the
American Savings and Loan Insti-
tute which sponsors the school.
Lyle said that he wall accept.
The board consists Of Il ap-
pointed members and four ex-of-
ficio. chosen from the university
faculties and administrators and
savings and loan executives. Its
function will be 10 advise on the
curriculum and standards of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

graduate school which offers a
three-year course. Of two weeks
each summer. fer intensive train
ing In savings and loan manage
ment, public relations personnel.
advertising. and related subjects.
The school began In 1893 and this
year there are ~ savings and loan
executives whose attendance al the
summer sessions the past two
years make them eligible TO take
the flnai years work and complete
the graduate course.
Others on the board Of regents
include Allen: Or. Herman Wells.
president, Indiana university: Or.
Fred Dow Flagg, jr. vice presi-
dent Of Northwestern university:
Morton Bodfish. executive vice
president Of the United States Saw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

ert Drummer and Theresa Spencer.
Rev. Give Taylor. pastor of the
First Christian church, delivered
the invocation and William Kemp,
member Of the school board, dis
tributed the diplomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

teacher: Rev. Bruce Beers. young
peoples teacher: Rev Clark. junior
boys; Agnes Hitler. junior girls:
Lodema Simmons. intermediate.
and Mrs. Willis Clark. primary
class.
Saturday evening the young peo-
pie will have a strawberry supper
at the home % Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Simmons at Pacific City.
Honor Bride-to-Be
Miss JSnetta Lawson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Lawson Of
Route ?. was honorec BY members
Of the Good Neighbor club Wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs W. L CoryeH with a miscel-
Aneous shower preceding the tea
hour. Miss Lawson Nln become
the bride Of Carl V. Nelson Of
oiSlla ON June Is.
Guests were Mrs. Ben Confer.
Ars. IL Donaldson. Mira. NAl
Daeey. AIRS. Bert Msnley. Mrs.
Schnuells. AIRS. Mamie Lyon. Mrs
Mildred Spllman. Mrs. Carl VIM
slow. Mrs. Claude FrancinI, Mrs.
Witsh. Ms. Grace Kerr. Mrs.
Alma Eggert. Mrs. Norma Baker.
Mrs. Virtue Mundeu and Mrs.
Gladys Coleman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

man college: Aiss Martha Ann
Sweazey. student Al University Of
Washington.
Counselogs for Brownie week
viii include Mrs. Norman Mace
and Miss Annsray Council. both
troop leaders In Taeoms. Junior
eounselors lnelude Joan Doe. Jean
Bonnell. Jnanlta kintz. all Of Ia
coma. and kathleen Chapman OF
Seattle There will be registered
nurse during the entire session of
camping. Mr. 4. +. Dennis. known
to campers as Curly" will be in
charge of horseback riding. The
The complete ST. Adams camp
committee include besides the
chairman. Mrs. James. Mrs. c. p.
Bslabanoff. Mrs. Homer Hartwieh.
Mrs. A. l. Scharf. Mrs. Fred
Pfiaum, Mrs. Louis Love. Mrs.
George Franklin. ar. Mr.. Silas
Nielsen. DIR. Chris Reynolds. Mrs.
Fred Brown. Mrs. Ray killingbeck.
Mrs. Sid Winter. Mrs. A. h. Mel
lish. Mrs. Abbis Doneherty. Mira.
Harold Deering
Madr0aA Woods June IL
Aadrona Woods 81 Point Defi-
sncs below Fart Nisquslly. the day
camp for ali girls in Tacoma
whether scouts or not, opens June
II under the direction Of the Ia
coma council. Mrs. John Fezrce.
4 member u the Aadrona Woods
staff for the past two years. will
direct the camp this year. The
volunteer staff will be announced
at the opening Of camp. The same
high standards Of the established
camp are maintained 1T the day
camp.
The Kiwanis club. which has
been interested in the development
Of 81. Adams. will share interest
in Madrona Woods BY erecting a
shske-noof shelter for the use of
the day campers. The Msdrona
Woods committee include. chair
man. Mrs. Herman Nordfors: Mrs.
c. L. Howarth. Mrs. J. W. Yost.
Mrz. Andrew Furs<th. Mrs. VIII
liam FAntz. Mrs William 5. No
crea. Mrs. n 4. Liebe and AIRS.
Harry Lyons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Milk Price Rise
In Seattle Seen

SEATTLE - The Seattle Milk
Pnoduesrs association on Thursday
raised its price to distributing
Ssiriss by 3 cents hundred
pounds. and a resultant rise Of one
cent q qusrt 10 consumers was
anticipated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

The signs all point to an espe-
ciaily busy camp season. too. for
great emphasis Is being placed this
yeer on the value Of camping ex-
perience in preparing young people
fer citizenship. The development
or resourcefulness and self-reliancs
and the opportunity to learn and
practice healthful living are con-
sidered by many to be essential to
the building OF sound character in
the face OF today's emergencies.
Mrs. n. A. Thompson. Girl Scout
executive and director Of ST. Al
hans for The summer. announced
the following staff: Dieticisns.
Mas Molly Sylvester. Miss Toner
Powers. both Of the department Of
home economies. University Of
Washington: Miss Doris Jean lay
son. waterfront director. graduate
81 University Of Illinois; Miss Jane
Lund. assistant waterfront direc-
tor. studen. OF University Of WASH
ington and q Mariner Scout from
Tacoma.
Unlt Counselers
Unit counselors include Miss
Jean cobbett. member Of Bush
school staff In Seattle: Miss Jean
Colwell. student at the University
u Washington: Mrs Ralph T..
Leighton. graduate OF the Uaiver-
stty Of Idaho: Miss Marty Asdy.
teacher at the school for the blind
N st. Louis: Mrs. Raymond l.
Kerr. with an N. A. degree In arts
end crafts from Columbia univer-
sity. Miss Dorothes Hsckerd. grad
nste Of Pacific Lutheran college:
Miss Peggy Buren,. student at Pull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

ings and Loan League; Paul Endi-
colt. Pomona. Calf. president Of
the league: DR.. Gordon Watkins.
dean Of the college Of liberal arts,
University Of California, Los An
geles. and A. n. Theobald, Chi
eago. secretary-tressurer of the
institute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Fines 3 Men
For Liquor

Two men arrested In state raids
on the Cafe de Paris AZ 1870 Pa
cific ave. were fined for Steele act
violations in Justice Clarence F.
Laytons court Thursday after
noon.
Jack Collins. charged with an
illegal sale Of hard liquor May L,
was fined $50 and costs. and
Mickey ODsy, charged with pos
session on May Is. $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Class Of l53 Receives
Diplomas in PuYallup

PuYAILUP-A class Of 153
seniors of Puyallup high school re-
ceived diplomas Thursday night at
graduation exercises in the school
auditorium. A feature OF the
evening was a group discussion.
which Way America ?" BY five
members Of the class. Delmar
Workman acted a. chairman Of the
panel with Leah Kennedy. Wayne
Snidrr. Sue Hendriekson and Har-
old Jacobsen taking part.
Principal Harry p. Hansen an
nounced awards and the honor roll.
A special certificate from the state
department Of education went To
Edmund Palmer who had a per-
feet attendance record through II
years In grade and high school.
Other attendance records an
nounced were Lillian ziellxe, nine
years; Robert Litton, four: Phyllis
Gale, Lillian Larson and Leona
Smith. three years each.
The honor roll, of students aver
ages OF 90 or over, included Sue
Hendrickson. Leah Kennedy, Mar
jorie crosson. Wayne snider, Har-
old Jacobsen, LAvonne Blanch-
ard, Dorothy Ann Westbo. Phyllis
Gale. Leona Smith. Kathryn John
son. Nina willmott, Delmar Wort
man. Virginia sidders. Dale Mitch
I'll. Edwin stempinski, Irene Fearn,
Helen Pappas. Vernon Burks.
Carol Detering. Marjorie Lyon.
Lillian Engstrom. Ruth Clark,
Alyce Hammermeister, Shirley
Woodruff. Elsie Dodd. Lillian Lar
son. Frances Barnsby. Virginia
File. Elaine Blow, Lillian Zielke.
Donna Lewis. Frsne~s Smith. Rob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Camp Opening
Late in June
Girl Scouts VIII
Go TO st. Albuns

Plans have been completed for
The camping season a. ST Adams,
the Tacoma Girl Scout camp On
Lake Devereaux. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. B. 4. Buckmaster.
commissioner. and Mrs. Edwin
James. chairman Of the camp COM
nittee. The camp will open June
= and win continue for seven
weeks.
June Is 70 July z viii Be for
senior scouts. ages lz-1s: July 6 to
August 10. for intermediate scouts.
ages 1e-it: August 10 to II.
Brownie scouts. ages ITO.
Many Girl Scouts have already
Placed reservations to the COM
nittee's records.
like all other Girl Scout camps.
II Adams is organized on ! unit
plan and operates on a basis Of
minimum standards set By the
National Girl Scout organization.
The girls assume responsibility as
part Of the program for certain
chores. because AL play and no
work makes Jill = duh girl. But
there u plenty Of time and oppor-
tunity for each camper 10 take
part In IN. activities she likes
best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Navy
In Mi

SAN |
dinons
have eau
sHplanes
routine
Clements
three HI.
Ensign
Orchard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

The minimum standards Of
health. safety. leadership and
equipment. under which all ac-
credited Girl Scout camps operate.
were introduced to the camping
world by the Girl Scout organlza-
ton back IN 1922. Girl Scout
camps have ever since been head
liners in the camping field for the
maintenance and development OF
these standards which are designed
to protect the health and welfare
q every girl.
With s.1s2 Girl Scout camps TO
be put In shape for the thousands
Of Girl Scouts who 20 camping a.
coon - school closes. camp COM
mittees and local councils every
where in tie country are finding
plenty 20 DO these days.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
District Committee Delays
Rent Control Meetinq

A special meeting of the House
District Committee to take up rent
control legislation, scheduled for to-
day, has been postponed until
Friday. Chairman Randolph an
nounced.
The committees Defense Subcom-
mittee, at a meeting last Tuesday,
approved the general principle of
rent control for the District during
the emergency, and Chairman Ran
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Parking Ban Is Asked
On Sixth Street NV.

A resolution asking that parking
on the west side of Sixth street
NV, from Newton place to Otis
street, be eliminated and that this
stretch be left open to two-way
traffic, was adopted last night by
the Parkview Citizens Association,
meeting in Parkview School. The
resolution was presented by William
Jaeger.
In a motion made by John s.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Cole, secretary, the group voted to
Sponsor Boy Scout Troop 40 for the
coming year.
Fred S. Walker, acting president,
explained the civilian air raid de-
fense plan for the District, and the
Executive Committee was requested
to notify all members of the asso-
citation when the mass meeting OF
civilians in the area is to be held
to select air raid wardens, etc.
Unanimous approval of the plan
was voiced.
Mr.. Walker, presiding in the abb
sence of the president, B. ]. Kroger,
announced that nomination of off,
Evening star., 1941-10-14

dolph, who also heads the subcom-
mittee, called the special meeting to
take up specific legislation.
The subcommittee, before which
three bills proposing various forms
of rent control were pending, did
not recommend any particular plan,
but left details to the full COM
mittee.
Representative Randolph said the
subcommittee would place before the
committee tentative drafts of two
bills, one giving a rent authority or
commission "blanck check to
draw up rental regulations, the other
writing these provisions into the act
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Electrical Engineers to Meet

The Washington section of the
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers will meet at pm. today in
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
auditorium, Tenth and E streets
NV. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Harry Diamond, physicist
of the National Bureau of Standards.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Church Honors Educator

The new st. Edwards Church in
Starke, Fla, was dedicated yesterday
to the memory of the late Right
Rev. Msgr. Edward A. Pace of Wash
ington. A native of Starke, Dr.
Pace was a member of the faculty
of Catholic University for more
than 40 years, serving part Of that
time as its vice rector. He died IN
1923
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Wins Engineering Deqree

An honorary degree of doctor of
engineering was conferred recently
upon Robert w. Trullinger. BIS
South Dakota avenue NE, assistant
chief of the Office of experiment
stations of the Department of Agri-
culture, by Rutgers University.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
Blame Your Lazy
Liver Bile If

CONSTIPATION with its headaches,
mental dullness, half alive feeling often
result when liver bile doesn't flow freely
eDery day into your intestines. So take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets to insure
gentle yet thorough bowel movements.
Olive Tablets are wonderful to stir up
liver bile secretion and tone up muscu-
lar Intestinal action. 15c, soc, 60e.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

and leaving its administration to
such a board.
The subcommittee held hearings
on the legislation, and the commit
tee is not expected to hear any wit
nesses, but to seek agreement on a
bill to be reported out.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

After recent air raid on Lon
don 280 foreign objects were re-
moved from the eyes o. members
of the fire services at a sirgle insti-
tuition.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

GERS would be made at the November
meeting, with the election in De-
cember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Movie Fare

MICHIGAN 49, Love Crazy"
starring William Powell
and Myrna 10y; Washing
ton Melodrama," starring
Frank Morgan.
FOX The Great American
Broadcast" starring Alice
Faye, Jack Oakie and John
Payne; They Dare Not
Love" starring George
Brent and Martha Scott.
PALMS Ham,
ilton Woman" starring
Vivien Leigh and Laurence
Olivier; Men Of Boys
Town" starring Spencer
Tracy and Mickey Rooney.
UNITED ARTISTS - "A
Woman's Face" starring
Joan Crawford. MELVIN
Douglas and Conrad Veidt;
III Wait for You" star
ring Robert Sterling and
Marsha Hunt.
ADMINISTERING Serenade."
starring Cary Grant and
Irene Dunno; Scotland
Yard" starring Nancy
Kelly, John Loder and Ed
mund Gwenn.
CINEMA-"The Great Be-
ginning"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
One Extravaganza

On her days off from work
she usually runs a one-girl guide
through the studio showing some
old friend from Dallas the sights.
Her one extravaganza Is an
eight millimeter camera and she
swears she went without per-
fume for three months to pay
for il.
Yet, amazingly enough. Linda
has escaped the reputation Of
being a "goody-goody." Every
one likes the kid-and she's the
idol of the press boys who can
always count on her for inter-
view appointments, fashion pic
lures or TO appear at some high
school festivity.
In view of this, II is hardly
fair 20 hold up Linda as a
shining example. but so many
pretty little girls who have
come and gone and wrecked
their careers on the shoals OF
going Hollywood" might have
been a lot better Off N they'd
followed Lindas design for
living.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Linda ShunS
Hollywood
Fast Life
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD Nav "a.


HOLLYWOOD. May "a.
IN THIS exotic, night clubbing.
= glamour girl. playboy town
you have to take off your hat to
Linda Darnell. She's just a kid
-18, In fact, and she was only
Is when Twentieth signed her
two years ago. Yet she's never
given the slightest indication Of
going II ollywoo d" or even
sweater girl.
It isn't easy for older, wiser
heads than Linda's to keep from
being turned by the flattery and
attention that fame always at
tracts. There are always older
men who like to show off with
pretty young girls on their arm
(if they're movie stars so much
the better). But Linda, in spite
Of her great beauty. has gone
around with kids Of her own
age; Mickey Honey and her
high school beau from Dallas,
Jaime JOrba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Goes Under Knife

An emergency operation which
she underwent two weeks ago
left her too i'll to walk and, un-
like The Man Who Came TO
Dinner" "Skylark" cannot be
played in a wheel chair.
Fortunately. charming Ruth
Matteson who appeared this
past week in THE Male Ami
NAL" opposite Conrad Nagel,
was up on the part, having been
rehearsing the Raphaelson hero
inc for Dow production in
Denver. When II was learned
that Miss Chase could not APP
pear, Miss Matteson went into
a frenzy of extra rehearsal
while playing each night in the
Nugent- Thurber comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Town Of Extremes

Odds and Ends in the Enter
tainment World: Any one who
tells you Hollywood Ii not a
town OF great extremes requires
the prompt services Of an ex-
pert medico.
Get this: Two most talked
about figures in the industry in
the past 10 days are Carolyn
Lee and Adeline Reynolds.
Both have lately been signed
TO important contracts. both will
be featured In new productions.
Carolyn viii be gears Oitis
nsxt rnon.h...- e.,,
Adeline will be 81 in idly!
Records / liked best this week
was La Rosita" and Minnie
from Trinidad" as played by
Jimmy Dorsey and his or
chestra.
Success, as Jack Benny point
ed out the other day, is like
agician sleight-of-hand.
Everybody sees what happens
but only few know how it's
done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
HOLLYWOOD, May "a.

HOLLYWOOD, May "a.
NUMEROLOGISTS mi {
4 very well point to Dennis
Morgan as a perfect example of
what a name can do to change
the current Of a career. AS STAN
ley Morner, our hero never had
a break. As Dennis Morgan he
is a success, one of the promis-
ing actors on the Warner lot.
Yet Dennis never visited
numerologist and isn't interested
in their theories. Jack Warner,
he told me, gave him his Irish
name which, for long time, his
Swedish relatives thought was
not in keeping with his ma
tionality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Ames in Male Lead

Leon Ames, also in last weeks
cast, will take the male lead in
"Skylark" and Hiram Sherman
will furnish one of the principal
humorous roles.
One member of the original
New York cast will be seen In
Ann Arbor. He is William David.
veteran character actor, who
takes the part OF the doughty
Ned Franklin.
Matt Briggs. Philip Tonge.
Ivan Simpson, Lynn Kendall and
Dorothy Blackburn will COM
plete the cast Of this production
which is being directed by Val
entine Windt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
HOLLYWOOD, May "A

HOLLYWOOD, May "A.
HOLLYWOOD is hanging up
- its boots and saddles and is
turning TO the streamlined thrill
OF wings. The trusty "hoss OPP
era" is considered tame stuff
these days when compared TO
the roar of a bomber epic
This is evidence from a glance
at the schedules of major stu
dos. Producers once depended
upon the dramatic suspense OF
"the chase" for thrills that paid
off at the box office. but today
it's done with the lightning speed
of a 400-mile-per-hour pursuit
ship.
A cattle stampede looks obso-
lete when compared TO hundreds
of planes flying in formation TO
bomb the enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Grateful TO Warner

Refreshing to hear Dennis
talk about what he owes Jack
Warner, who gave him his first
opportunity TO prove what he
could do on the screen.
'T IL hadn't been for Jack"
said Dennis. II wouldn't have
been allowed TO play with Ginger
Rogers In Kitty Foyle.' I was
all set for o Warner picture and
was ready to start work when
the offer came for me TO play
the lead In what I knew was
going to be . top movie. Jack
was In Honolulu and when I
cabled him and told him how
much I wanted to play In It, he
gave me permission even though
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
'Skylark'
Next for
Ann ArbOr
By CHARLES GENTRY

A THOUGH disappointment
"A rather cltnped the wings of
"Skylark," the Samuel Raphael
son play in which Ilka Chase
was to have appeared this week.
the Ann Arbor production should
still be an interesting one.
Miss Chase, sauve and caustic
Broadway Coincidence, who was
set for the Gertrude Lawrence
role in this second festival offer
ing had TO cancel because of
illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
movi;s- Go-Ro~nd g. Sy 5 ks:;'':
Joan and Connie Bennett
Still Friends, Despite
Recent Gossip
HOLLYWOOD. Nav "a.

HULL WOOD, May "a.
PANDOM thoughts of the
week: The most ridiculous
rumor IL that Connie and Joan
Bennett haven't been so friendly
since Comics marriage to Gill
bert Roland. Stories that Joan
doesn't like Gilbert are so much
apple sauce. The Wangers and
the bride and bridegroom play
tennis and dine together all the
time.
Since Betty Cradle has had
four wisdom teeth pulled George
Raft calls her The Yank in the
RAT Ann Dvorak writes
that every garage in London has
a sign reading:
Don't smoke here. II your
life isn't valuable Petrol Is"
Gloria Vanderbilt will arrive
in June to visit her mother-but
don't let any one tell you that
the much-discussed debutante
glamour girl will listen to movie
offers. There is q chance, how
ever, that she might be married
to a young socialite whose first
name Is Geoffrey-or are we
telling tales out Of school?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Rich in Color

OF livelier tempo than the
Mckay work, IL tells Of the men
md women who pushed down
the Ohio 10 open Kentucky
lands.
Both novels are rich In color
md character Facts about a
river--now that we've the mood
easily equal fiction for in
terest.
Henry Seidel Canby's BRAN
DIVINE" latest in the series
on American rivers, is one of
the best.
The Brandywine. flowing only
so miles or so across Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware countryside.
was the site OF one great Amer
lean battle and a score Of Amer
lean dreams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Taken From Life
Gish as Mother

Dorothy Gish, sister Of Lii
Ian, who is currently playing
the role in Chicago, will become
the charming. vince ding
Mother here.
Dorothy, as a matter Of fact.
has been on the stage longer
than her sister. She was barely
a when she lisped her first lines
as little Willie in East Lynne"
on the stage Of the Lincoln
Square Theater in New York.
Later she and her sister ap-
peared as youngsters In many
New York hits and their paral-
lei careers even took them to
Hollywood together.
Now they are both known as
Mother" to Chicago, Boston and
Philadelphia audiences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Not Much Change

Where other sensational finds
go in for swank apartments or
even a swimming pool or two,
Linda and her family live much
the same today as they did two
years ago when they arrived
wide eyed and impressed from
Texas.
Linda lives with her mother a
little brother and her sister In
a small apartment a few blocks
away from the Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox studio. At the sugges-
ton of the studio she moved for
a time to a 10-room house In
Brentwood, but as Linda said:
'Tt was too much like tho
union depot" So they went
back to the original apartment.