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Evening star., 1952-03-09
PHARMACISTS

oetallS. BOX 247-R, Star. Ill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; ref
erences required; good pay and
working conditions. Box 273-R,
PfPEFITTER, with foreman ability.
experienced on Industrial work, first
?. q. BOX 1l06. Roanoke. va. 80. MS
PLUMBER, to give estimate on In
stalling bath in Arlington, Va. Call
after 9 Pm, WA. 022O.
PLUMBER, experienced, for jobbing
and remodeling shop. Call GE,
$500 for appointment. %
PLUMBING INSPECTORS for water
and sewer connections and interior
plumbing systems; S2,700-S3, 800 per
annum; permanent employment.
OFFICE OF SANITARY ENGINEER,
County OF Fairfax. Fairfax, Va.
PORTER, colored, and soda clerk, sc.
drug store. day work; good pay. jO
PoRTER-DRIvER for drugstore, good
pay; Nd. chauffeur's license. KEN
S1NGTON PHARMACY, IOS0O Linz
coin ave. 10. $4,000. III
PRESSER. Apply CALVERT CLEAN
ERS. 2416 Wisconsin ave. NV. 10
PkESSERS. exper. on wool and silk.
Apply ready for work; 45-hr. week.
S&K CLEANERS. 900 9th st. NV.
PRESSMAN-To operate Kelly "C'
and Kluge. GE. 975S. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-09

MESsENGER-Mail clerk. over 21,
for local insurance COMPANY. In
side side work ,e except iOr pickup % trips sin IN
NIT. S161 per mo. with time and
half for over 40 hrs. per wk. Good
working conditions; 5-day wk. 9 to
$50. GOVERNMENT EMPLOY
EES INSURANCE CO.. 14th and L
SITS NV 10
Evening star., 1952-03-09

'RINTER, working foreman for small
comb, JOB shop; salary open; refs.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
MEN

Mechanically inclined. to
learn the repairing of sewing
machines. Permanent position.
Apply in person Mr.. Muriot.
Singer Sewing Machine Co
3421 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Man to work ON Sbx45 offset press
as helper. 40-hour week; paid vaca-
ton: chance for advancement
KIRBY MTHOGRAPHIC CO., MI
Webb, Ma. 6241. os
Evening star., 1952-03-09

0x1LEOVWEIN-6N 1OfLO
We want 4 canvassers for door-to-
door advertising campaign; drawing
account paid daily; opportunity to
Apply: Employment ONCE
Portland Building
Evening star., 1952-03-09
STORE CLERK

For laundry, dry cleaning call Of
nee; some knowledge Of switch.
board operation important. Apply ii
person or call DU. I'LL. MANHAT,
TAN CO.. 1928 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
ROOM CLERK

Some hotel experience preferred
Hotel Congressional
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DUTCH COLONIAL

Arnssen .eheS: &c SGl0als ana tlansp yas:
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
fully equipped KIT. with Hotpoint
dishwasher and disposal. screened
porch; bedrms.. tile bath; full
bSmt., garage and brick patio with
barbecue in rear: storm windows:
newly redecorated and in excel.
cond. throughout; S15.950. OW.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
$13.5O0

$685.
First offering of this excellent white
Cape Cod, only 4 years old, featur-
ing lse. liv. rm., jr. dining rm., lge.
kit, 2 bedrms. and tile bath, 1st
fir.; 2 rms, second fir.; full bsmt.,
automatic heat; beautiful land
sSSapsd sSapnin lot; 3 blocks on Lee blvd blvd
payment. Call MR.. AHEARN, GE
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN. VA.

prewar. 2-level frame
masonry home. beautiful surround
ings:. large patio and sundeck, oil
h.-w.h.,. RECEIPT. rm., liv. rm.. din.
rm., 2 bedrms., nursery, bath, equip.
kit. and laundry rm. (all large rms.
Dominion DIR. to Mclean, left on
Chain Bridge I'd. "a mile to David
son I'd. and open sign.
ElmWn0d 92SH Ok
Evening star., 1952-05-25
OWNER OFFERS

Two-bedrm. rambler. Large liv. nm,
nice kitchen. new refgr, and stove;
utility rF1.; gas heat; attached gar;
lot, 1O0x5O. Priced rieht to sell
sun. 629 Linden lane loff Hillwood
ave.). Falls Church. OW. 446S.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Parochial School

lust around corner from this charm
ing 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. Living
rm. l4x2O.. fireplace. full dining
equipped kitchen. full bsmt. with
rec. room; large corner lot. Falls
Church. Room for another bedrm.
extra bath roughed-in upstairs.
Priced at SlS.450 $4,000 down; ex-
cellent financing and terms includ-
ing large AZ trust.
Arfov poo lfIr TIA 1AEn
Evening star., 1952-11-30

llH-Radanr tripod screens 30x4o 1875
40x40 1898 ,7x5O 1925
llJ-General Electric PR Exposure Meier the meter
with memory for movies and stills Reflected and incl.
deEr light pointer lock- Synehro dial. 29.25
Evsready leather case 2.25
iik-Eleeet Lens Kit. Matched set for standard mn
Camera. IS wide angle lens and IS Ttlephoto lens
complete in jewel case. $3.50
llL-Bolsey b. IS nm Camefa with coupled range
finder fast b lens fash synchronized complete with
fash gun and leather Eveready case. 91.4O
llM-Balda 10 Camera precision German import
folding Camera coated as lens synchronzed Pfonro
shutter bultn self timer complete with leather Ever
eady carrying $500
llN-Beacon 225 Camera complete with fash gun and
leather Eveready case. ID 2Nx2H pictures on $40
film. eoated lens Universal focus 1878
Came,ay, Stree. Flor Tnbiaefon SHier Spring 6 P1ki
Evening star., 1952-11-30

llC-Watches by Wadsworth with yellow
rolled gold plate case. heavy rock dome crys-
tat stainless steel back Ladies watch with
nyon band Plus Tax $3.50
llD-Mens watch with simulated alligator
leather band Plus Tax $3.50
Watcher, Sireet Floo,
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Gifts for the baby In the house
Cameras. Street Floor

l0ATelevison Musical Hassock Chair by Bunny Bear
cred in twotone eolored plastic. 4.95
l0Bunior Garry Crib Bunny Bear Ideal car bed for the
young baby Has hsQd!ss for carrying. l2.95
Evening star., 1952-11-30

llE-F.R. Home Developing and Print
ing Kit that contains all of the essentials
for roll film development and print max.
ing. Easy to carry. easy TO store away.
BIS
llF-F.R. One shelf darkroom. 1870
Cameras. Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-30

lOC-Baby bathinette with alumi VI
mum top, push step pedal, safetyP
belt, water-proofed flexible dres-
sing liable. Separate spray. Pink,
blue, or maize. 1895
Evening star., 1952-09-28
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for YOU and your ENTIRE FAMILY

DECENTRALIZATION PAYS up $54750O to You while
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$500 family plan (Up $4,000 for wns Pays whether
confinement HOME HOSPITAL
SICKNESS BENEFITS PAYS up $4,000 Month Direct to
You starting the First Day your Doctor and continues
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paid full three months All sicnesses included (excpt
and insanity Tuberculosis Heart Disease Cancer and Hernia
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or other group insurance
ACCIDENT BENEFITS PAYS up $4,000 Month Direct to
You starting from the First your Doctor and continues for
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accidental DEATH
SURGICAL CARE PAYS up $4,000 depending nature of
operation
NOT LIMITED POLICY! Provides Cash Benefits for Sickness
Accident disqualification and Surgery and what's you paid
cash addition the cash you receive from other individual group
accident sickness insurance You go any private hospital
the United States Canada Mexico Alaska Territory
-
Vail [9lDlllll NON for Full l11l7i(E[11
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
By Larry Douglas

New York, (GlobaD We'll, this
writer's press party at the Hotel
Theresa last Friday evening (Fe-
bruary 80 was a great success, as
members of the press, disc jockeys,
MGM executives and friends of
your scribe came together to re-
view my new song, LAUGH, (THO
YOU FEEL YOU WANT TO CRY)"
recorded on MGM label by Ivory
Joe Hunter. Those who attended
thought the ballad very beautiful
and Ivory Joe Hunters perform
ance is superb. The pretty Grace
Del Marco models of Ophelia De-
wore (East ElmhurSt, Long ISlanO
acted as hostesses. Ivory Joe Hunt
er flew to New York especially to
attend the party. Also, Carmen
Murphy (owner Of Detroit's House
of Beauty flew in from Detroit to
share with her hometown boy
CHATS me) his moment of triumph.
Carmen will take an on-the-spot
report back to the Motor City.
Last Friday, the Amsterdam
News had it's gigantic benefit mid
night show, at the Apollo Theatre.
On hand to entertain were such
celebrities as Milton Berle and De-
Mise Darcel. Ivory Joe Hunter
played and sang LAUGH and the
crowd was most enthusiastic over
it. Willie Bryant was master of
ceremonies.
Larry Steel's Smart Affairs fin
ished a successful run at the Apollo
Theatre last week. Joe Louis
in town and frequents Shalimar by
Randolph with pretty brown Da-
pine Moore. Bandleader Err
'skine Hawkins. seen at Harlems
Palm TAVERN where Ralph Cooper
lis disc jockey. New York's NUNS
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
Edith Audoin Only Negro Teacher
In Hunter School For Gifted Children

teaching basic things in the
'Three-R' category. That time can
be devoted wholly to enrichment
pursuits" she said.
This is the second year Miss Au-
dain has taught at the school, and
she said she felt it quite an honor
to be asked to come back for an
other year. She aspires to be a
teacher in the New York Public
School system.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
African Nationalists
Appeal To UN For Status

New York (GlObaD - Secretary
General Trigvie Lie of the limited
Nations last week was asked per-
mission by James R. Lawson, Pres
ident of the Universal African Ma
tionalist Movement to make "oral
presentation in support of, my pc
tition of January Ia, calling. for
an investigation of the Trust Ter
ritory of Somaliland." .. ~.--
Mr.. Lawson, who told the Sec
retary General that the United At
rican Nationalist Movement "ag-
rees with you when you said re-
Gently that a way must be found
to satisfy the national aspirations
of the African people," stated IN
his original petition.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29

Der one disc jockey team is Willie
Bryant and Ray Carol (the5e only
interracial disc jockey team in the
country Willie and Ray have the
biggest radio audience and broad
cast over WHOM < s
Attention: Detroit Chicago, Cali
fornia, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New
York, Boston, Atlanta, Baltimore,
and all points: LAUGH is at your
favorite record shop. Go in and
hear it. :. then buy it. 1t is re-
corded on MGM label by Ivory Joe
Hunter. The words go like this:
LAUGH, tho you feel you want
to cry
Cause your lover passed you by
Without saying the reason why . e.
LAUGH or your tears will fall like
rain
And your heart..will be in pain
From a love you once had and lost.
When you told me that you loved
me
/ put my trust in you =.
But I'm the victim of a one-sided
love ~
Going crazy from my first affair.
LAUGH that's what 1 must always
do
To forget I still love you
When you told me goodbye I cried
Oh! Why Cause I find
I'm still in love. with you.
Billy Williams takes a spin: The
new ballad getting plenty on the
turntable these days is "Wheel of
Fortune" It is offered on MGM
recording by the Billy Williams
Quartet.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
BY June L'Rhue

New York (GlobaD = Edith Au-
dain, a recent graduate of Hun
ter College, and Basileus of Epsilon
Chapter of Zota Phi Beta Sorority,
is the only Negro faculty member
Of the Hunter College Elementary
School for gifted children. This
position distinguishes Miss Audain
as young woman of unusual abil-
ity and talent; for only those grad
uates who stand in the upper brac-
ket are awarded this honor.
The talented young woman re-
Gently served on a UNESCO panel
whose discussions centered around
education in foreign countries.
Much of the contribution which she
made to the panel grew out of ex-
periences which she and her un-
usually bright students had gained
from a UNESCO-centered class
room project they had spent sew
eral weeks in developing. The
children had collected dolls and
flags of the United Nations. These
together with maps and histories of
the countries represented culmin-
ated in an exhibition of far-reach-
ing educational value, furnishing
rich material of panel interest.
Miss Audain said that he class
room is frequently visited by peo-
pie from all over the world. She
paid high compliments to her prin-
cipal, DDr. Florence N. Brum-
baugh, whom she said never loses
ali opportunity to give visitors
first-hand acquaintance with her
classroom work.
Enrolled in the school is no
child with an 10 under 13O "It
is like teaching a group of col
lege Students" said Miss Audain,
adding that her instruction period
is never interrupted by a child
wanting her to explain the mean
ing of a word.
I never have to re-define a
term, or under any circumstances,
talk down or at the average public
school child's level, and a fascinat-
ing angle of my work is that my
time never has to be given to
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
Old Records Uncovered.

A housecleaning job in the City
Treasurer's vault revealed some in
teresting old records recently The
Treasurer found 2 books of war
rants which had been registered be-
tween December 1900 and Decem-
ber 1913. Present-day City officials
did not know the City had ever
registered warrants. The City
Charter prohibits that practice
now. Also found was one ledger
entitled Treasurer's Record of
Receipts and Payments and a
Fund Ledger, both started in July,
1913, apparently the first such rec
ords set up after the present City
Charter was adopted in 1913 put
ting the City on cash basis. The
old records will be preserved.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29

In the past 25 years, federal and
state plant breeders have developed
fer farmers 293 new varieties of
wheat, oats and barley, 81 new
varieties of sorghum, 25 of flax,
76 of various legumes and 48 nev
Evening star., 1952-01-03

Answer to DWARFISH.
dais, dash, dish, draws, dwarf, wards
wash, waif, wharf whir wish, arid raids
radish, rash, fair, fish, said, sard. shad
sward, hair, hard.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
January,s Garnet.

January,s children are supposed
to wear their birthstone If they
are to enjoy grace and power and
I4earlessness. It is the fire" in the
stone that i supposed to ward of
plague and lightning. If worn about
the neck, the wearer Is promised
riches and honor, to which is added
excellent health.
The husband Of q January child
In olden days used the garnet as an
engagement ring. This ring set with
Ia glowing garnet was said to bestow
the wisdom Of the ages on the maid
and she could not fail in consistency.
Moderns are less credulous than
the ancients. They like the stone
for its warmth and brilliancy If
there are other virtues connected
with the stones they are accepted
with q smile.
The range of celors Is due to diff
ferences Of chemical composition.
That is why you md some red, yell
low, brown and green garnets. To
the chemist, garnets are silicates;
that Is, their base Is silicon and
oxygen, one combination Of which,
silicon dioxide d common sand.
The finer red Rarnets are trans
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Toke Ny Word forIt Points for Purents
By Frcnk Colby

Syracuse: Can you tell me what
| is meant by Boxing Day, and why
lit is so called?-L. r. B.
Answer: Boxing Day is strictly
British. It refers to the day after
Christmas, on which boxes or pre-
sents are given to errand boys, post
men, etc.
In the duel Of long words have
been bested by George NJ. Spark
man, of Richmond, Mich, who sends
in this jaw-breaker:: meth-ox-i-
mer Gu ri-pro- -pyl-suc -cin-yl-u-re-
a-the-o-phyl-line, 80 chemical used
in the preparation of a new diure-
tic" It's fortunate that this drug
is not used in the treatment Of
fpneu o-no-ul-tra mi ni-cro-scop-ic-
lsil-i-co- -vol-ca- a-no-ko-ni-o-sis - the
patient would surely die of "sylla-
ble-osis"i
| Asbury Park. enjoyed your re-
cent article .on international Ian
guages; however, you did not make
clear how widely Esperanto is used,
and how simple and efficient it is.
Esperanto can easily be translated
into good English word for word.
For example, take the following
sentence: Mia nobIa kaj giora Anglia
Hngvo estas Ia piej yireca. IL ple1
|lgiy-plspa, u plej delikate esprim-
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Natures Children
BY Lillian Cox Athey

parent, possessing great deal OF
that elusive quality called fire"
which gives its name to the pyrops
variety.
Garnets range in specific gravity
or weight compared with the weight
Iof an equal volume Of water from
Is to 430. Their degree Of hard-
mess lies between s and on the
llapidary's scale.
Almost every country In the world
contributes garnets. Germany, East
Africa, Australia, Bohemia, Brazil,
Ceylon, India, Uruguay and the
United States supplying the most
valuable gems.
bohemian Garnet Jewelry" made
by the Czechoslovakian peasants is
the lowest priced jewelry made into
rings, cuff links, festoons and neck
laces, sometimes set with dianlonos
in platiun1 when the price is upped.
January born may well be proud
of their birthstone. It may have
lost the MYSTICAL powers ascribed to
1t by the ancieHts, but It has not
given up its burning glow, said to
be q living SOUL It Is a Stone that
lis always distinctive, whatever the
type Of setting In which It may
auDear.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
A One-Minute Test of Your
NeDS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. TRAGIC-In the West
Frankfort, ILL.,, mine explosion
100 miners were killed. When
was the worst U. S. mine dis
aSter?
2. CITIES-What are the
two capitals of Libya that be-
came an independent nation
last week?
8. GENEROUS - Who will
pay the greatest share of the
1852 U. N. budget?
4. TOPS-What were the
1851 batting averages of the
two leading National League
sluggers, Ralph Kiner and
Stan Musial?
5. QUOTE - What Pontiff
said: II the desire to prevent
war is truly efficacious, above
all a remedy must be sought
for the spiritual anemia Of
nations -?
Answers.
1. Dec. 6, 1907, when 361
miners were killed near Mo-
nongah, w. Va. 2. Bengast
and Tripoli. 8. The U. S., with
an assessment of 36.9% slight
ly less than last years. 4.
Kiner: .627; Musial: .614. s..
Pope Plus XII.
Tom Henry's "QuiZ EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Contract BRIDGE
By EusIeY BIackMood

A0SiGy ptO(NWVUu
Mrs. Rhule is the kind of playe
who falls in love with every ney
bidding or playing convention. Sh,
uses them blindly, to the exclusion
Of common sense or good Judgment
South dealer. Both sides vulner.
able.
NORTH.
(Mr. MaSters)
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193
WEST. EAST.
CMr. AbeD (Mrs. Keen)
A6 A9
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GAGS 1107
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SOUTH.
(Mrs. Rhule)
AKQJ875
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The bidding:
South. West. North East.
spade Pass 3spades Pass
clubs Pass 4spades Pass
6spades AL Pass
To find out about her partners
aces, she uses the Gerber four club
convention instead of the Blackwood
four-fiye no-trump. Mr.. Masters
always tries to keep his partners
happy by going with their pet bids.
In today's hand, however, Mrs.
Rhule got into trouble, reaching a
slam and watching her opponents
take the first two tricks with the
red aces.
Made Bad Guess.
By the Gerber convention, Mrs.
Rhule's four club bid asked her
partner how many aces he had. The
responses are four diamonds to show
no aces, four hearts to show ,one
ace and so on Holding two aces, Mr..
Masters made the proper response
Of four spades.
After getting this information,
Mrs. Rhule still had to guess. If
Mr.. Masters had the right" two
aces, slam was almost certain.
But unfortunately one of his aces
was the ace of clubs-a completely
worthless card in this particular
deal.
Mrs. Rhule decided to gamble and
bid six anyway, with the gruesome
result mentioned above.
Convention Useless,
The trouble was that this type
of hand Involving blank suit
is no good for any convention which
shows aces wholesale. Mrs. Rhules
problem was not how many aces
her partner had, but which aces.
A natural cue bid of four clubs
on the South cards was the best
way to get the vital information.
Playing Blackwood, Mrs. Rhule's
four-club bid would simply have
shown first round control of clubs.
Then Mr.. Masters, holding the
ace of either of the red suits, would
have so indicated by bidding four
In that suit.
Since he held neither red ace,
he would have returned to four
spades and that would have ended
the auction.
(Copyright. 1852. General Features. Corr. }
Evening star., 1952-01-03

plena Hngvo Ia monde lam konis.-
10. L. r.
Answer: How about it, readersi
Can you translate this sentencs
word for word?
Washington: Please analyza
Evening star., 1952-01-03

THANK you kindly1l-E. B. M.
Answer: Thank you kindly Is
10 misuse that backfires. It says
literally, Il am being kind In thank
ling you"l Better: Thank you. Or:
II thank you very much. S.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

course citrus fruits are at their
best, .withs grapefruit leading
the list, and tangerinesF and
oranges following. RedSand
white grapes are available now,
and i'm a fruit-piece wilH help
to replace all those elaborate
Christmas decorations which
you have probably discarded by
this time.
No crystal ball is needed to
foretell that frying chicken will
be most welcome after the seige
of turkey and ham you've been
enjoying. The Olney Acres
Farm Stand, No. 404, specializes
in tender, juicy, delicious chick
ems which are just right for
frying. Raised by the most
modern, scientific methods,
they come to you beautifully
cleaned and ready to cook. Buy
them whole or cut up, or select
just the pieces you particularly
like at this stand tomorrow. :
- y .
If you like a pungent, spicy
Embarrassing" type Of cocktail
sauce for seaf0Od, by all means
stop by Palmer and Pinkston's
Delicatessen, Stand No. 123, and
take home q bottle of their new
homemade sauce. You can
taste the hOrse-radish in it and
know that it is the freshly
ground variety for which this
stand is famous. If you have
tender taste buds you may want
Ito dilute it q bit. 1t has q de-
ilightful tangy flavor and has
Ibeen a ''seIl-outn ever since it
was introduced a few weeks
lagO.
Final prediction: You'll find
FREE PARKING in the lot next
to the market on X St., so drive
over tomorrow to
CENTER MARKET. CRY
5sh and K Sis. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Word Game

F1lU Z4 OF InOTt WOTuS III
GAZETTE Err,
meaning, "a geographical diction'
ary." Average is %; limit, q
minutes.
RuIes-Words must be Of four or NOR
letters Words which acquire four letter
by the addition of IS such as bats,
"cats," are not used. Only one form OF
word is used Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
HOTI.YWOOD

Scott Brady said he was too inn
portant to play second fiddle to
Rock Hudson in ''The Golden
Blade" And. before he could
draw a second breath. Universal
said: "Okay, let's tear up our
contract" Brady, it can be cold
outside! 4
Gary Merrill doesn't have to
rush back to Hollywood. His
option was not picked up at goth
Century-Fox.
Talk of replacing Bette Davis
with Martha Raye in the stage
revue, "Two's Company" is poppy
cock. according to her agent, Bill
Shiffrin. "Bette's contract is fol
the run of the play" he says
"And there's a $3.50. 900 advance
sale in New York" I
| y y \ i
Not many people know thai
Mrs. Gary Cooper had q minol
Operation before taking off fo
the East -. Does Constance
Smith know what happens tr
little girls who play with fire
And what is Mark Steven.
trying to do-become q tenni.
Ichamp? Every time I pass thu
Beverly Wiltshire courts, he's hav.
ing a lesson.
/ Jerry Lewis hit the roof re thu
ESQ Where's the Money!" it'll
for "The Caddy.' "It's ridiculous
it's a golf story" stormed Jerry
Ben Hogan and other famous
golfers appear in. the picture will
two weeks of location in Palm
Springs And it's definite fol
Dean Martin and Jerry at tn,
London Palladium during Queer
Elizabeth's coronation festiva
time.
Every one got out of RKO an,
I got in," Dick Powell called II
say. He'll be directing anothe
movie there following Split Sec
ond." Irene Dunno make
a fifth for the four star TV play
house.
Zsa Zsa Gabor pens "What'
Wrong With American Men" TO
Look in December. with margina
notes by MMMMN1Monroe. In
cidentally, every one advises Mar
ilyn not to marry at this stage @
her exciting career. But her fan
are far from being against mar
riage-she gets $500 proposals
Week.
George Sanders was dancin
with the miSSuS when she stoppe
and asked: who's that fs
MANI" Henry Ford the End
he told her. isn't he beauti
full" sighed Zsa Zsa.
| Don't be surprised if Davi
Farrar reverses his collar to pla
the Rev Davidson to Rita Hay
Worth's "Sadie Thompson"
The British reviewers murdere
the command performance choic
of Mario Lanza's Because Your
Mine" Leonard Mosley of tn