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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Virginia Concerto Orchestra Opens
3-Series Program In Buckingham

The first In a series OF three
programs from the Virginia Sym
phony Orchestra Guild TO be pre-
sented by the Buckingham Wo-
mans Club this year viii feature
the Virginia Concerto Orchestra
conducted by William Haaker
AS part of the 40-piece Virginia
symphony Orchestra. the Con-
certo Orchestra is making a pre-
limmary tour of smaller comm
mites before the full orchestra
begins its regular season The IA
piece ensemble Will be on tour five
weeks before 10 more musicians
augment the group and tour for
another FIVE weeks under the title
OF Virginia Orchestra. Finally, the
iull orchestra Will tour for the
last four weeks of the season.
Great Improvement
It's l4-Week season is a large
Improvement over four years ago
when the season was only two
weeks long says Edith Lindeman
IN the Richmond Times-Dispatch
The work has been uphill all the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

precautions to take for safety.
Crews of botn the electric and
phone companies worked continu-
ously to restore service. The
rain was most welcome.
Miss Laura Walker Ayres was
home for the week end from Bap-
fist Hospital Nursing Home
Jake Ayres is somewhat i'm
proved
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
of Scottsville, were Sunday visit
ors Of Mrs. Spencer's parents Nh
and Mrs. l. w. Patteson.
Miss Cynthia Patteson attend
ed the football game at Universe
ty Of Virginia last Saturday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Maxey Of
Fl Meade Md. were home for the
week end While here they visited
in the L. F. Maxey and DR. T +.
PatteSon homes.
Dr. and Mrs T E Patteson had
all Of their children and grand
children with them for a picnic
supper Sunday evening except
The boys IN service Ruddy. III
/ Iceland. Ryland, in Texas, and
Albin in MISSISSIPPI
Mr. and Mrs F. o Webster
spent several DAYS last week il
Roanoke due to the death of MI
Webster's brother Newton Web
/ ster We extend our sympathy t
Mr.. Webster.
Miss Josephine Maxey. d
Longwood spent the week enc
at her home here She. with tht
family. enjoyed seeing her broth.
er, Robert and his wife home
/ from FIT Meade for overnight.
FireWood seems to be the farm.
er's objective now since most O
the small grain has been seeded
This means comfort for the colo
days ahead and what is NOR
I cheerful than bright log 6ri
on better day?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

way. continues her report. since
William and irene Haaker arrived
in Richmond six years ago to es-
tablish "a symphony orchestra for
Virginians
Although Mr. Haaker. credited
tirst-class pianist, was a proto-
Qe of Jose Iturbi's and had
DISTINGUISHED musical background,
ne nevertheless ran head-on into
apathy, skepticism and occa-
sional resistance that can be
found in any community. and
Virginians are additionally eau
tious and slow to take TO any in
novation according to Miss
Lindenan
Unlike resident of Norfolk. who
have taken to the Norfolk Sym
phony Orchestra like ducks to
water Richmonders themselves
seemed to feel that they had fire.
quent opportunities to hear time
/ honored major orchestras of the
country. SO why should they both
er with a group of Virginia must
clans
Mr. Haaker, however. felt Viz
9inians all over the State ought
TO have the opportunity 10 hear a
symphony orchestra He has gone
ahead and created the orchestra,
which now plays throughout the
highway and byways Of Virginia
as well as in cities and II other
states,
Tickets on Sale
The date and time for the
Virginia Concerto Orchestra S
appearance in Buckingham has
yet to be set. Tickets however
/ are now on sale through Oct 80
from any of the club members
4 The series two other presenta-
tons will be an Australian two
4 piano team, Nelson and Neal. -
and The Amazing Mr. Polgar,
a noted magician
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Well Water

Joseph Wlnfrey and children
of Richmond, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Winfrey,
Sunday
Sincere sympa. by is extended
Joe Ste9er were MI and MIS-.
George w Tapscott, of Rich
mond Mrs. Lorena Bayliss. Of
Sandston MI and Mrs. John
Warner, Of Farmville. and Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Tapscott and
Tarpy OF Silver Spring Md
Sincere sympathy iseXtended
to F. Q, Webster, Who received
news of the unexpected death Of
his brother last Wednesday Mr..
and Mrs. Webster attended the
funeral Friday
Children Of Allan TapScott met
at his home. Sunday. in honor of
his birthday. presenting him with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

Julius Coleman drove 10 New
Kent County. Sunday, for the day
with Mrs. Russell Coleman
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan
Jr,. were dinner guests Of Mi
and Mrs. Saxon. Sunday
Jack Anderson attended the
Company K 80th Division Reun-
ion in Fredericksburg. Saturday.
Mrs, j Fl. Forbes is improving
after being gravely i'll. Mrs. Dor
rier spent several days of last
week with her mother, and Mr..
Dorrier came for the week end.
Sunday dinner guests in the
Forbes home were Mr.. and MIS-.
Alexander Forbes. Mrs Kelsey
and Jimmie Forbes. Mrs, Row
lett Bruce called Tuesday after
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

noon.
Mrs. Hattie Morgan's visitors
last week were Mr., and Mrs Al
fred Rosen and Johnnie, Mary
Lee Davidson and Bette, Mrs. c
j. Spencer. Miss Martha Spen-
Ger ana Nh. and Mrs Ivanhoe
Morgan and Nancy Patricia. MISS
Hattie spent one day with the
Springer Morgan family.
Mrs. NJ. 0 Barden Alvin Jones.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Tatum
made a brief call in the Gillian
home. Saturday Mrs. George Ed
ridge was a week end guess.
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a television set as a gift.
MI. and Mrs r l. Rush visit
ed her mother IN Richmond last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford Blayloch
and children, MI and Mrs. S F,
Maxey and Mrs. Cora Blayloch,
all of Richmond. were week end
visitors of MI and Mrs Green
! Davis
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

The President Of the United
States should be addressed as Mr.
President or Sir
Evening star., 1954-10-25
Governor to Speak in Garrett;
Byrd Wins NeWG. O. p. B0cker
By ne Asseeiassd Prs.s

BALTIMORE. Oct. 25.-Dr,
Byrd. Democratic candidate for
governor. planned to stay close
to Baltimore today. He toured
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad shops
this morning.
This evening he will appear at
. bull roast at Sykesville. a Bal
timore County rally at Cations
vile and q series of rallies in
Baltimore's 5th district.
DR.. Byrd today claimed q new
convert from the Republican
camp. His headquarters an
nounced that Melvin B. Landy,
Republican candidate for the
United States House In the 4th
Congressional District In the
June primary election, had in
dorsed DR.. Byrd.
Mr.. Landy Sharply criticized
Gov. McKeldin and Arthur w.
Sherwood, who defeated him for
the 4th district nomination, for
making irresponsible" attacks
on the University of Maryland.
Mr.. Landy said: only last
December =. Gov. McKelditl
told him Byrd, In any ap-
praisal of the university &
growth, much credit must be
given to your commendable zeal
and untiring efforts
''Now. just before the election,
Gov. McKeldin indulges In sharp
criticism Of DR.. Byrd's manage
ment Of the school and Of the
standing of the university, OBJ
viously for purely political pur-
poses."
DR.. Byrd spoke to about 1,70O
party members ct q rally at
Essex yesterday.
He said he was not going to
call anybody any names. "It is
significant" the Democrat said,
that when you have no argu-
Evening star., 1954-10-25
By shs Asseeisssd pssss

Sporting q new name for his
opponent, Gov. McKeldin went
to western Maryland today to
q tour Of Garrett County In
his quest for votes.
The Governor hung the new
tag on his Democratic oppo-
nent. DR.. n. C. Byrd, yesterday.
"The Chameleon of the Cam
pus.n
The Republican Governor
showed up an hour and a half
late for q rally at La Plata. He
explained that he had gotten
away late from Frederick where
he helped dedicate q monument
to Roger Brooke Taney, fifth
chief justice Of the United, States.
Representative Small, seeking
reelection In the fifth district,
spoke for almost 40 minutes and
then told the crowd he was sorry
the Governor had not appeared.
He said he would like to speak
longer, but was prevented by q
bad throat. =
Many among the crowd Of
about 600 had drifted out Of the
tobacco warehouse where the
rally took place. but returned
when the Governor appeared.
He said: 1.-THE chameleon Of
the campus. who is my opponent,
changes not only the tone of his
TRADES, according to the environ
ment in which he Is speaking, but
also the circumstances Of his
senses to suit a given situation.
"He forgets when forgetting is
convenient.
Hes deaf when he's afraid
to hear. .
"He's blind to that which he
doesn't want to see."
Gov. McKeldin accused his op-
ponent Of destroying the merit
system in the university.
Evening star., 1954-10-25

ment. no grounds on which 90
stand. you resort to abuse. |"
\ Then, without any narne~call-
ing. he belabored Mr.. McKeldin.
He said the q. o. r. adminis-
tration ''rode into power by
falsely representing itself" made
campaign promises that were
not kept and falsely claims
credit" for the work and plan
Evening star., 1954-10-25

Ancient Buildings Soved
osIO.The Antiquarian Build
ing Board has helped preserve
1870 Of Norway's ancient build
ings.
Evening star., 1954-10-25
In November Readers Digest, don't miss y. :.
Is your house
a legal BOBBY trap?
G kARsH. OTTAWA

Il. "A child cut her foot neighbor's rake he
settled out of court for $780, A visitor tumbled
down some cellar steps; the jury awarded her
$4,000.
November Readers Digest tells how such
cdents can put you in debt for years to come
(even if your guests" are trespassers, even if
you're not at fault) land gives advice to help
protect you against this increasing threat.
22-PAcE BOOK CONDENSATION: "7he Gentle House,
I'D break his darn neck" !" said neighbor when
Andris, an r-old orphan from Latvia, kicked
and screamed and threatened murder But Mrs.
Rose regretted taking the unruly lad into
Her homeland her heart. Here, in a magnificent
lesson on how to be parent, she tells the moving
story of how love helped a war-battered child
forget his violent past. publishers price. .$2.75)
now STOPPED SMOKING. If you chan-smoked
two packs a day, were utterly miserable when
you ran out of tobacco-could you swear off?
Stewart Alsop thought he'd never make it-but
today he hasn't smoked for almost whole won-l
derful year. The famous columnist tells the step
by-step way he did it >. and offers advice from
his own experience to help you quit smoking, too.
MRS. BILLY GRAHAM TELLS tine STORY. When
u. S. evangelist Billy Graham arrived in England,
every newspaper scorned and jeered him - yet
'n just 8 months his crusade for Christ stirred
Britain to its very core. Here, in deeply moving
letters to her parents, Bily's wife tells of his his
tory-making mission j. and how it helped thou-
sands find the way'to God.
PAksTAN: DIVIDED " STANDS. James A. Michener reports
this astounding nation.
COMICS: scEooLsooks FoR CRIME. How literary en-
courages crime by glorifying brutality
ARE FREEzER-FooD PLANS ANY oo0p7 How to select
plan that lives up to its promises
GREAT HyRaNs UNITE US Story Of the music that has
sustained all Christianity down through the ages
LET'S sToP ABUSING HOSPITAL iMsURAHcE. How free
1oada edrivir oukn %or thar fnfr
WllL MILITARY SERVICE MElP on RuRT YoUR ROY7 En-.
GIs tell the Gallup Poll what service did for them.
Get November Readers Digest
at your newsstand today
I 81 articles Of lasting interest, condensed
from leading magazines and cNfyeStbooks
Evening star., 1954-10-25

ming Of the Democratic adminis-
tration that preceded it.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Tie Vote Is Expensive

HARTLAND. Conn. (P.-It
would have been cheaper for
this town to have had four
selectmen than the usual three
Recently a runoff election was
held for two candidates who tied
for the third selectman's post
Cost of the election. $20O-cost
of the selectman's salary. $50
annually.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
yeteran's S Wife Gives
4Sth Pint Of Blood,
But Collections Drop

The wife of a Korean war vet
eran led the Metropolitan area
for the first week of the new
year by donating her 48th pint
Of blood. according to the Dis
trict Red Cross.
She is Mrs. Katherine j. Ash
craft, Of 1915 Simms place NE,
a switchboard operator at Gar
flnckel's.
Total collections in the area.
however, dropped slightly for the
period while hospital needs in
creased Is per cent. The in
creased need was attributed to
the heavy post-holiday surgery
schedules at most hospitals.
A total of 1852 pints of blood
was. distributed by the Red Cross
in the District and communities
covered in surrounding States by
bloodmobiles.
The District received 826 pints:
Maryland, 1888; Virginia. 484;
West Virginia, 81; Defense De-
partment, 30, and 81 pints were
distributed outside the area.
Visits during the coming week
for bloodmobiles. beginning at 10
am. unless otherwise indicated.
are:
Tomorrow-Prince Georges County
Andrews Air Force Base. Building T-3-79,
Texas and Nevada avenues: Arlington
Building TT. Washington National Air
port, Room 1035; Prince William County
-Fire House. Occoouan, Va.
Tuesday-Main Navy Building, Seven
teenth street and Constitution avenue
NV. Room 2541 from $50 am. to $3.50
pm. Alexandria. Cameron Station, Duke
stneet extended.
Wednesday-Pentagon Room 4A750;
Labor Department Conference Rooms A.
3, c; Montgomery county-chspter
Thursday-Pentaeon, Room 4A75O;
Fairfax County-Fort Beivoir. Building
NN34 from $50 am. to $3.50 pm;
Prince GeorgeS-Methodist Church. $500
Baltimore avenue, Hyattsville. from noon
until 3 pm: Commerce Department,
Room 3sb3; Main BUILDING Constitution
Friday-Pentagon. Room 4A750; Bu-
reau of Engraving and Printing. from IL
am. to & pm: Quantico Chapter, Marine
Corps Air Station Dispensary.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Deaths Reported

tBv the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statisticsl
Katherine Juergens, so. 2s15 Brentwood
Retta Rudy, rs. sle Otis pl. ne.
BESSIE Duval. 15. 1910 18th st. NV.
Harry Day, 60. 210 10th st. s.w.
Joseph White, SO, 5000 NJ pl. sc.
Francis Eastlake, 81. l212 N. Taylor
Herman Breeden. So. Falls Church. Va
Sosie -DuGon. 80. 5044 Hanna pl sc,
Irene Youngmann, 5S, 2s2O Pennsylvania
Samuel Billis. So 3517 A st. sc.
Lewis Cromer. 55. .744 Third st, NV
Helen Simmel. 55. $500 WELLINGTON dr..
BeG5smin GhsTT cssds ssdsn Mf f. 1918 asth st. s..
Alice Jackson. 80. 2435 Ontario I'd. NV
John Thomas. 80, go 23rd st. NV.
Joseph Fenwick 80. 542S Bell pl. ne
Cornelia Poew. 81, 144 Girard st. NV
Henry Turner. "a. 1918 9th st. NV.
Gertrude Walker. 81. 1918 w st. NV
Beatrice Davis. go, 1894 U st. NV.
James McNair, So. 1000 8. Capitol ST.
Edward spears. SIS. 1884 Fourth st. ne
BENJAMIN Morse. 81. 4037 Grant st
Lois johnson. 80. sa1 Third st. ne.
Ruth Williams, 40: 32s T St. NV.
Flots Perry. 81, 26o5 N. Capitol st.
Queenie BARLEY. 81. 332 ST. Sc.
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Ed SuIIivon's
Little NIE\N/ .NnDH.
Old Vt w OINN
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Men and Maids. and Stun: LIZ
berace expected to marry the
daughter OF James Drummond
Dole, Hawaiian pineapple tycoon.
=. Franco to resign, name a sue
cessor? Countess di Frasso
left her neice, Mrs. Sam Zilnbal-
list MARY Taylor), that $3.50. 900
diamond necklace. i. JesSica
Tandy out Of Doctors Hospital.
Dorothy Kirsten's Sue pre-
fers Frenk Emmett. S.. Race
tracks George Odom recuper-
ating after heart attack.
Eddie Foy Sd showing the town
to Bernadette Whitehead.
The Sonia Henie- Winthrop Gar
diner divorce set for Oct. (She's
dating Bob Calhoun. q. Jose
Ferrer seeking the Nick the
Greek flicker role. s. Durante's
Eddie Jackson ordered by medics
to take it easier. .. Barbara
Hutton's son, Lance, Ell Morocco
ing with Cary Latimer.
H#
Giants and Dodgers quoted at
8 to S and pick 'em; Cleveland
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EAft1O.
While sconversing at the Ritz
Bar, Clark Gables pretty pal,
Virginia Keighley, informed me
she had just received a letter
from the able Mr.. Gable, and
he's trying like mad to pop over
to Europe for a brief visit. Clark
isn't too popular in Paris. though,
because he came right out and
said he would not marry Suzanne
Dadolle after she announced they
were engaged.
Grace Kelly, now back in the
states. didn't care how much it
rained in the south Of France
when she was making Catch A
Thief" with Cary Grant, because
dress designer Oleg Cassini was
there.
incidentally, Edith Head, Para
mounts ace gown inventor, made
a big hit in Gay Paree which is
the so-called home of the we'll
dressed woman. But give me
American clothes every time. !.
The DucheS of Windsor and Elsa
Maxwell. after making up, are
now feuding again-and for real.
The chic wife Of the former Brit
ish monarch objected to some
thing Elsa penned about her.
and at 5,o'clock, on the afternoon
of la Maxwell's big party, sent
her regrets accompanied by a
bunch Of flowers.
! ~
The WindsorS, by the way,
have bought another house here
the sumptuous former home of
Gen. Charles de Gaulle, in the
Bots de Boulogne. They already
own a residence just outside the
city limits.
Alfred Vanderbilt is. all over
town accompanied by q red
headed Belgian gal. I've never
seen A. v. looking so happy.
The Aga Khan. father of the
romantic Prince Ally, is again
very ill, and you can bet that
Aly-who is very much in love
with Gene Tierney-will not
marry her at the time of his
visit to America, because he
adores his father who is still
unreservedly opposed to the
match.
Gregory Peck won the German
"Bambi" award-equivalent of
Hollywood's Oscar. But don't
forget it was given to me by
Western Germany" Greg said.
/ + \ \
Il Now for the Hollywood front:
4 Michael O'Shea was asked by
| Warmers to emcee their premiere
of king Richard and the Cruz
saders," starring his wife. the
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on to Honolulu to meet, Danny
Kaye 81. The Irving Fieldses
expect Sir Stork /. Dodgers
Dick Williams and warbler Elise
Rhodes serious Baby daugh-
tiers to the Andre tMGM) Prev
ms and Barnaby (",The Mata-
dor") Conrads. Beach beauties
q sight for shore eyes, says
Wingy Manone.
- H&&
Bing's son Gary Crosby, dating
Jacqueline Durant Bart Mac
Lanes daughter, Marlene. FBI
undercover agent who helped
convict the top 10 Commies in
N. Y, is planning TV series
about her experiences. (She and
her father have reconciled. They
weren't on speaking terms for
years. because he thought she
really was Connie. } Shar-
man Douglas and Nacio Herb
Brown jr. a twosome s.. Miriam
Franklin getting a Nevada di-
vorce from Gene Nelson. He's
still carrying q torch. Kath-
arine Cornell and Guthrie Nc
Clintic summering at Martha S
Vineyard home Rita Hay
worth still getting threatening
letters II. Milton Berle tees off
at the Sands. Las Vegas. August
4. .. Myrna 10y returning to
Hollywood from Washington !. /.
Barbara Harding. daughter of
U. of Miami athletic director,
honeymocning with Richard
Hoffman.
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from Mexico where he'd been
hunting a location site for his
picture, White Feather" He de-
cided on Durango. The picture
stars Robert Wagner, Zebra
Paget and jeffrey Hunter. with
Webb using 5000 horsemen in
some scenes.
~ AN
There's a tense scene in "Brok-
en- Lance" that is certain to make
chills run UP and down your
spine. For a full five minutes.
Spencer Tracy rubS his jaw
while Richard Widmark slowly
takes of a pair of black gloves.
Reginald Gardiner, who plays
Ginger Rogers husband in
Black Widow" surprised Ginger
with a picture of her taken Is
years ago which she had auto
graphed for him at the time.
Said Reggie: Ginger is better
looking now than she was is
years ago."
(Released by NANA.)
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Hollywood Diary:
With Few Asides
0n ifn ia Pc1ric
With d Few Aside,
On Life in Paris
By Sheiloh Grohom

beautiful Virginia Mayo. I'm
sorry" quipped Mike, "but I'm
doing a television show, and /
can't be associated with movies
in any way"
It looks definite for Dan Daley
to co-star with, Gene Kelly in
Fair Weather" at MGM. They
lunched together the other day
in the studio cornmissary with
writer's Adolph Green and Betty
Comden. Afterward, Dan danced
of the lot with a big smile on
his face.
A. dark horse in the movie der
by is ION the Waterfront" with
Marion Brando turning in a sem
sational performance. Every one
who has seen it wants to see it
again-just to watch him chew
his gum! If Marion can give a
performance like this while
going to his psychiatrist. I'd
recommend his psychiatrist to
all actors.
4 \ \
Gordon MacRae's wife Sheila
isn't in the cast of Oklahoma !"
But she's already memorized the
parts of Laurie, Ado Annie, Aunt
"Eller" and Jud - rehearsing
Gordon for his role as Curly.
Sheila would make a valuable
script girl for the production.
Mitzi Gaynor is sponsoring
her mother in q florist shop.
named "Doutique de Fleur" by
Mitzi which, she claims. means:
Come in and buy some flowers. /"
Director Bob Webb returned
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even money. Yanks rs. White
Sox s to ! In the AL. Holly
wood Reporter points out the
new look in movies. spectaculars
running from Q to 3 hours to take
full advantage Of larger screens.
better sound. The Robe" THE
High and Mighty /" Game Mu-
tiny. THE Long Gray Line" and
Oklahoma" are all in the same
time zone Of 'Gone With the
Wind" y. Tyrone Powers moth
#er ailing. Johnny Ray and
Merry Anders a Hollywood duet.
-. Therel be three new addi-
tions to Jane Russell's family be-
fore the end Of December. Three
Of her four brothers are expec-
tant fathers. Betty Hutton's
escort. Alan Livingston Of Cap
itol Records. -. Hecht-Lancaster
trying to get Marion Brando for
Marty" For the Birds
Dept: Lionel Hampton's band
bus has cages for 2 parrots, 8
parakeets. 8 canaries and a ma
cav.
After his N. Y. visit, Olympic
colossus Bob Matthias reports to
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Quantico, Va, to start his two
year hitch with u. S. Marines as
second looey Joan Crawford
and Lee Trent double-dat
with Joan's daughter. Christine.
and Henry Hammond Gene
Tierney expects Ally Khan in
Hollywood late this month al. /.
Tallulan Bankhead planning a
one-Wornan show on Broadway.
I. Peggy Lees ex. Brad Dexter,
dating Bella Darvi. Warmers
adding two additional production
numbers to Judy Garland's "A
Star Is Born" Ward Bots
ford. son Of mag writer. Harry
Botsford. to marry Lynn KaSner
Aug. 81. Rosemary Clooney
planning in from L. A. Richard
Dix's son, Robert, and Sally jeff
rey an item i. Dunlop honoring
q. S. Open Champ Ed Furgol
at Hotel Gotham Wednesday. 3.
John Tfllman heard a N. Y. avi-
alton cop telling a helicopter:
"All right. pull over to that flag
pole!"
49,
Eleanor Parker to we'd artist
Paul Clemens when her divorce
Is final. q. Business surveys re-
veal that 1854 Fathers Day was
a commercial fizzle Conrad
Hilton and Ann Miller dating J. Il.
Rudolf Friml arrives here on the
18th Movie star passing bum
checks George Stevens jr.,
son of the Academy Award di-
rector. just commissioned in the
Air Force. standing by for orders.
Celeste Holm playing her first
Coast date at the Hotel Statler,
Los Angeles +. Betty Furness
and Dave Garroway resumed
GyyIt,i, Esi,ao oyad r2oYr0I,fnv. TNaav,a
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AUCTION SALES

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