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High Twelve
Will Honor
H. S. Weaver

A number of High Twelve Clubs
are joining the High Twelve Club
of East Cleveland in a testimonial
luncheon Thursday, November 3rd,
to honor H. S. Weaver, newly elect
ed president of the state organiza-
tion. Mr.. Weaver is one Of the
founders and a past president of
the East Cleveland club.
Accepting invitations are the
Euclid, Wiloughby, Lakewood,
Cleveland and Dowtown clubs.
Harold Sivers, past president of
High Twelve International and
number of officers of the Grand
Lodge of Ohio will also be present
Mr.. Weaver is a member of
Windermere Lodge No. 627, Lake
Erie Consistory and Al Koran
Shrine.
The Rev. Earle Henderson of
Elyria will serve as chaplain. DR..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Richard A. Mahoney, chairman,
has announced the formation of the
Judge Adams Reelection Commit
tee which, when completed, will in
clude several hundred of East
Cleveland's leading citizens. Among
those who have already accepted
membership are Mr.. George Bryant,
president of the Austin Company,
DR.. and Mrs. Homer Singer, Mrs.
Arthur Griffiths, Mrs. Joseph Hay
man, DR.. Edward ]. Keefe, DR.. R. L..
OLeary, DR.. John R. Stahl, Messrs.
VIM. J. Corrigan, Karl Brown;
Charles LEM, Thomas MurTy,
Charles Melbourne, Philip Slater,
John Walworth, Stanley Webster,
Fred Henderson, Dave Whale, Jay
Zook, John and r. R. Stratton, Rev.
J. Franklin McHendry and Rev. NJ.
Wayne Mcqueen.
Mr.. Mahoney pointed out the need
of retaining a man of Judge Ad-
dams caliber. "In the final analy-
sis, the health and welfare of every
citizen depends upon the strict hon.
est enforcement of zoning, sanitary,
fire, building and other police regu-
lations. This is assured with Adams
on the bench. The three Metropoli-
tan newspapers have continually
held Adams out as an example.
State enforcement agencies bring
their cases to Judge Adams court
because his decisions are free from
political considerations. East Cleve-
land is today one of the best gov
erned cities in America and this
Committee is determined that it will
remain so."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

East Cleveland's public schools
are just as much beset by the
higher prices of necessities today
as are private families, and are
just as much in need of money to
pay for them.
This fact, borne out by sample
figures released this week by the
office of Supt. o. J. Korb and AS
sistant to the Superintendent Mel
son F. Leist, shows the urgent
need for the passage of the 8-mill
levy renewal at the polls on No
vember 9Th.
"It's hard to believe the figures
until you compare them with those
of a few years ago." Mr.. Leist
said. "For example, the School
Boards water bill for 1850 was
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Teachers Victims
In Auto Accident

Two Caledonia Elementary School
faculty members sustained injuries
Saturday evening, October 22nd,
when the auto in which they were
passengers failed to make a turn
and was demolished when it severed
a telephone pole.
In West Penn Hospital, Pitts
burgh, Pa. is Mrs. Shirley Ewing
Rice, with a fractured skull, which
required surgery, and injuries to a
foot. Miss Margaret Abplanalp is
at her home in Ridgeway, Pa, after
receiving first aid treatment for cuts
in her face and shock. The driver,
VIM. Dean of Lewistown, Pa, re-
ceived a broken jaw.
All were rushed to the Clarion
Hospital from where Mrs. Rice was
removed by ambulance to Pittsburgh.
The three had attended a home
coming at Clarion State Teachers
College and were enroute to the
Abplanalp home in Ridgeway when
the accident happened.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

we are proud of the entire Com
mission. We sincerely hope that
the electors will return to office
the experienced Commissioners now
serving, Mr.. Frank H. Fellows and
Mr.. n. W. Townsend"
The Citizens Manager Plan
Committee is a non-partisan COM
munity-wide organization having
for its purpose the retention and
support of the present Commission
Manager form of government in
East Cleveland. 1t supports for
City Commission persons pledged
to preserve and improve East
Cleveland's record of honest and
efficient government under the
Commission-manager plan.
A list of the membership of the
Citizens Manager Plan Commit
tee will be found in the commit
tees advertisement elsewhere in
this issue.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Name HeIfrich Choir
Director Old First

New director of music at First
Presbyterian is Frank R. Helfrich.
He succeeds the late Frederick
Lake.
Since joining this congregation
in 1914, Mr.. Helfrich has directed
the youth and children's choirs,
sang in the Adult choir and served
as a substitute director.
Mr.. Helfrich was student d.
rector of the Allegheny Singers at
Allegheny College, and was choir
director in a church in Meadeville,
Pa, for eight years prior to COM
ing here. He is employed as sales
manager of the Cleveland Preci-
sion Rubber Co. The family resi-
dence is at 172O4 Endora.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Louis Edwards will lead the sing
ing to the accompaniment on the
piano by Edward Voll. Harry
Martin is in charge of table ar
rangements. Keith Polcar, High
East Cleveland Twelve President
will preside.
The luncheon is being served at
the Lake Shore Country Club. Re-
servations should be made to Emil
Hoffman, EV. 2-28S6 or Ray
Campbell, PO 1890 by Saturday,
October 29th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Legion Post Plans
Vet Open House

Plans for the open house they
will hold on Veterans Day, will be
made by East Cleveland Post 1853
American Legion at their regular
meeting Thursday, November 3rd,
at 8 p. m. in the Post Home, 1854
Euclid ave. Following the business
there will be entertainment.
Charles Leonard, Post Command
er, issues cordial invitation to all
veterans to attend next Thursdays
meeting and also the Veterans Day
open house November 18th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Pageant To Portray
Power Of Religion

Religion as a living force will
be theme of the pageant, Ozark
ness Into Light" to be presented as
the Reformation Day observance
of the Cleveland Church Fedora
tion on Sunday, October 30th at
$3.50 p. m.
Charles NJ. Davis, vice presi-
dent of the Federation is author
of this Festival of Faith pageant.
The narrator will be DR.. George A.
Falon, minister of Lakewood
Methodist Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Kirk Junior High Schools sill
yer anniversary year has been
planned with two major birthday
parties. The first was the reunion
last Spring of all persons who
served on the staff at any time
during this quarter of a century.
The second celebration, Wednes-
day, November End, will be an
Open House with a special invita-
tion to all former Kirk pupils.
Named after the city's first
school superintendent who ran the
educational gauntlet here from
hamlet to metropolis, w. H. Kirk
was the school districts pilot for
Al years. The building, a beautiful
New England type is ideally
located in Forest Hill Park, facing
Terrace rd.
A dramatized chronicle of Kirk
History will be performed with a
narrator, a series of skits depicting
events in the schools history, and
music that will add a nostalic
touch since the songs will be the
hit numbers of the past quarter of
a century.
Material for the program was
compiled by Miss Harms, Miss
Goodwin and Mr.. Al Martin of the
teaching staff, and Miss Dawson,
librarian. Sets are designed by
Richard Paxton, a student. The
scenes will be:
193O-Kirk Wins State Band
Contest.
1932-Boy's Cooking Club.
1945-Deaf Class Begins at
Kirk.
1950-Diana Reynard Wins Ma
tional Spelling Contest. Mr.. Mar
tin will act as narrator.
Exhibits galore will add to a
memorable evening.
All paths lead to Kirk Junior
High silver anniversary Open
House newt Wednesday. Among the
many memories to be revived will
be these shown from the chronicle
Of Kinks 25 years.
Top left Roger Bramley, Al
Thomson and Fred Schalois
(seated) and Myron Faverman and
Bob Morton (standing) peer into
a surprise box. What's in it. You'll
find out at the skit. You may be
one of these boys of past years.
Upper left will be a take-off on
the excitement when Diane Rey-
nard, Kirk student, and Colquitt
Dean of College Park, Ga. were
declared winners in the national
spelling bee. The winning word
after AZ rounds in seven and one
half hours was "meerschaum".
Pictured are: Nina Grottenfeld,
Dave Allen and Jim Hassel.
In the lower left corner, Mrs.
Edward Neubauer (the former
Dorothy Lindenbaum) looks over
an old Kirk scrap book with her
son, Gary, an SB at Kirk. Mrs.
Neubauer entered Kirk its first
year. To the lower right Herbert
Wiese points to his daughter,
Margaret an 8B student, changes
in the world map since he was
graduated in the first class at
Kirk in 1881.
Both Mrs. Neubauer and Mr..
Wiese came to Kirk from Chamb-
ers. The Wiese family resides at
3450 Monticello. The Neubauers
reside at 1905 Selwyn rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Remembers Hospital

Huron Road Hospital was re-
membered in the will of Miss Iva
L. Herl, of Bellevue, Ohio, whose
will was probated in Fremont,
Ohio last week.. The request of
$4,000 was one of several to me-
dical institutions and other groups.
This will be a memorial to DR..
H. w. Richmond, a staff member
at Huron Road.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Two incumbents seeking re-elec-
ton to the City Commission have
been endorsed by the Citizens
Manager Plan Committee, accord
ing to announcement by the Com
mittee Chairman, Charles j. Lenz.
Their endorsed candidates seeking
reelection are Frank H. Fellows
and Norman W. Townsend.
Mr.. Fellows, an East Clevelander
for % years, resides at 2122 Alton
Rd. Mr.. Townsend has resided at
1925 Glynn I'd. for Is years.
Also seeking one of the two
berths is Anthony Ventresca, a
member of the faculty at East
High School.
Speaking for the committee Mr..
Lenz said: Eve believe that we
have the best possible men to be
obtained on our City Commission.
They have a mighty fine record and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Cuyahoga County's quota of
men called by the State Selective
Service System in November will
be 298, according to announcement
from Coumbus. Youngest regis
trants viii be 21 unless they are
volunteers or delinquents. The
State total will be 1928. The
October state total was 600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
Wins Promotion

John NJ. Homa, has been
promoted from assistant to mana
ger at the NeNla Park office of
the Cleveland Trust Co. He sue
ceeds Walter Verbsky, retired. Re-
placing Homa as assistant mana
ger is Everett L. Cintron, former
ly loan teller at the st. Clair,
138th st. branch.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
SPOERRI RESIGNS

Rev. Raymond L. Spoerri has
resigned his position as executive
secretary of the Cleveland Church
Federation, effective February
Goth, 1856 in the decade in which
he has held the position the budget
has increased from $4,000 annual
ly to $65,000, together with ex-
panded activities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27

Three of the boys who have
made the Red Cat squad at West
ern Reserve University are prod
ucts of Shaw High School. John
Borthwick, a sophomore center,
Alex Michalos, junior wingback,
and Roland Remley, another
Sophomore center are using their
Cardinal training and experience
to good stead.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-27
I H Is
N
T Ii A [
In East Cleveland

During the local campaign
which closes with election day
November 9th, each candidate was
given one story about themselves
In addition, in all races where
there are contests, the Leader
printed the candidates reply to the
League of Women Voters ques-
tionnaire. On the former score,
only one candidate failed to avail
himself of the offer by the dead
line date-today.
Next weeks election story will
be confined to a list of the candid
ates with the office they are seek
ing, a list of the location of the
voting booths, and their hours; and
a list of the state issues to be
voted on.
Transposition of digits in a
figure can make whale of diff
ference as, for instance, the trans
position of the figures "five" and
"six" in the age of a candidate
listed in the October goth issue.
With apologies to Norman Town
send, his age is Sc years, and not
65 as carried in the story.
Have you noticed the two beau
tiful spruce trees that have been
planted in front of st. James
Lutheran Church on Hayden ave.
These trees are the gift of the
1866 Confirmation class, a gift
that will add continuing beauty to
their church home.
Speaking of beautifying prop
erty, there seems to be room about
town for Identification. Winter is
the opportune time to make ones
plans, all ready to go with the
coming of Spring. Planting, adding
a tree, bit of lawn, flower box,
a bit of shrubbery, pays big re-
turns on the investment. An older
city has rough going in so many
ways that every advantage should
be taken to retain whatever of
beauty and charm is possible.
1t has been suggested that pic
lures be taken of litterbugs caught
in the act. While we don't go along
with this idea, we do wish folks
would stop and think: "Would 1
want myself in a picture just as 1
am tossing litter on the street.?
Evening star., 1955-08-12
D. 6. Air Guard Unit
Trains at Comp Simms

The 231st Airways and Ali
Communications System Squad
ron of the District Air National
Guard is now on a l5-day en-
campment at Camp Simms, on
Alabama avenue Sc, only eight
miles from Andrews Air Force
Base.
Commanded by Capt. Robert
G. Tuckerman. Of Gaithersburg
Md, a civilian electronic engi-
neering technician with the
David Taylor Model Basin of the
Navy Department. the 23lst con-
sists of five officers and SO air
men They perform all the
ground communications an d
navigational ai6 to the in flight
pilot.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
Amvets Group to Hold
OrqunizutionoI Purley

The Second District OF the
American Veterans Of World
War II and Korea (Amvets) will
hold an organizational confer
ence tomorrow in the Maydower
Hotel.
Eight States and the District
will be represented at the meet
ing, which will be followed by a
dinner at 6 pm. in the Knights
of Columbus Club, 918 Tenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
HYATTSVILLE WA

Double Horror Show
THE BODY sNATcHER." with
BORIS KARLOFF. BELA LUGosI, at
7:30. 1920: Plus II WALKED WITH
A ZOMBIE." At gao o.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
Up the Lazy River

Tomorrow night at 9 o'clocl
the Wilson Line excursion boat
Liberty Belle, will sail from Piel
80 at West 40th street. There!
not much news in that statement
alone. but the Saturday trip will
be something special. 1t will be
to commemorate the Golden Ju-
bilee of Jazz on the river, boats
will have q topflight Dixielano
band aboard, and hopes to revive
the colorful old atmosphere OF
the Mississippi riverboats in the
golden days of New Orleans jazz.
The two-beaters who'll furnish
the music include Max Kamin-
sky, George Wettling, Pee Wee
Russell, Russell Moore and Char
lie Queener. Although riverboat
Jazz cruises started half a CEN
tury ago, they were still going
in our day. Wettling. Russell and
Moore worked the Mississippi
boats as kids. They ought to
know the right songs and the
right beat.
A man connected with the
movie, II Am a Camera" had to
get to the Little Carnegie The
ater the other night to see it. No
parking space anywhere. In des-
peration. and willing to pay for
the expected ticket, he parked
directly in front of the theater.
He came out, was amazed to flnd
no ticket, and started driving
down the street. He heard the
pounding Of hooves. He stopped,
waiting for cop and expected
ticket. Nothing. He drove on.
More pounding of hooves. He
stopped again. The cops horse,
he discovered in horror, had been
tied to his rear bumper. Almost
Immediately there was the heavy
pounding of large human feet.
The expected cop arrived. furious,
with the expected ticket.
=
Jonie Taps. who's producing a
film biography Of Eddie Duchin
for Columbia Pictures. recorded
all the potential music and sent
the records to studio boss Harry
Cohn. A day or two later Cohn
phoned Taps. THAT music is all
Evening star., 1955-08-12

where the picture viii be shot
on location, because he and the
wife love to travel. "And
can't resist buying a home in
every town I visit. I hate to
think what's going to happen to
me when I start filming Around
the World in 30 Days"
Released BY the MANA
Evening star., 1955-08-12

the show when q cameraman
sneaked around the tables and
caught them kissing. Den
mis- Morgan brought his young
daughter to show her how a
song should be sung-by Harry
Belafonte.
4
Lily Pons, very tired in the
Hollywood heat, vacations here
until the 18th, then heads for
her home in Colorado. II will
only do Is concerts next season
in October and November. Also
Lucia" and "Rigoletto" at the
Metropolitan"
David Niven can't resist scripts
Evening star., 1955-08-12
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Mary Martin as Mrs. A.

t. RoSalind Russell, hardest
selling star in the business, goes
on a 30-city tour with "Girl
Rush." She left last Sunday.
Van Hefiin writes that he is re-
hearsing view From the
Bridge" on q roof in New York
City. TITS the only way we
can keep COOL" says Van.
Vivian Blaine will be giving up
the Adelaide character in Guys
and Dolls" after five years. She
explains. "It isn't a part any
more, it's schizophrenia."
Il r y
Maurice Chevalier will receive
Evening star., 1955-08-12

Mary Martin will land the
much-sought role Of Gertrude
Lawrence as Mrs. A." Metro
is paging Myrna 10y to be
Jimmy Cagney's leading lady in
"All Our Yesterdays" And
Myrna, now dividing her life
between New York and Wash
ington, is in the mood to say
"yes." Howard Hughes re-
tanned the right to doctor "Jet
Pilot" for a few more months.
Gary Crosby's heart is now
set on Nejla Ates. Turkish dan
Ger, who asked him, What does
your father do?" Gary replied
What business doesn't he do?"
Evening star., 1955-08-12
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

lousy" he hollered. Get owe
here Immediately" Taps re-
ported in a panic.
He discovered that Cohn hae
been playing the records at *
rpm. Taps had recorded then
lat 80 rpm.
There's an orange juice stanc
at the Hoboken Ferry with the
sign: Unlike the Chambord
the Colony. the Pump Room ano
other Contemporaries. We Are
Not a Member of the Diners
Club-Pay Cash.
So
Ray Corti, boss as Chez Car
dinal, reports that our two bop
pers were In Las Vegas recently
They stand at one Of the tables
and watch a roulette player lose
$4,000. Then $4,000. Then
$4,000. Finally $4,000. With a
wild look, the player jumps back
from the table, pulls out a gun.
and shoots himself in the head.
The first hopper nudges his pal:
Crazy, mani" he says. NOW
I'M gonna play!"
Arthur Miller. the playwright.
who has won several awards In
the theatre, may win another
one for clubbing a play in Eng
lish into English. His new a
View From the Bridge" is all in
Italian dialect, but it has two
characters who are right off the
boat from Italy and. naturally.
speak only pure Italian. Yet the
words are essential to plot and
must be understood. The prob
lem was solved by a phonetic
expert who evolved a formalized
speech in perfectly clear Eng
lish which sounds like pure
Italian.
Evening star., 1955-08-12
EsSS71 11z4zz EEIeHBoRHooI ZgYyg,
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE COBWEB-Stellar cast headed by Richard Widmark
and Lauren Bacal in psychiatric maze.
DADDY LONG LEGSLese Caron and Fred Astaire defty
decorate the familiar romantic fable
"DAVY CROCKETT"-The Walt Disney version with Fess
Parker, wide and in color.
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME-Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting. ably abetted by James Cagney.
run FOR COVER"-Superior outdoor action drama with
top-nOtch performance by James Cagney.
"THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH"-Summer Bachelor, Tom Ewel
meets q naive (of all thngs) Marilyn Monroe.
"STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND James Stewart in the
matte story Of our long bombers and their
"TO PARIS WITH LOVE"-Alec Guinness teaches his
the facts Of life in the City Of Light
Evening star., 1955-08-12
SUNSET DRIVEN s., !t,:,.'Gyfg !.

At baIleys Crossroads
Open 40. HOW TO MARRY A
Milo MnrILLIoEAIRE" ICinemAseope. Tech. !,
MARILYN MONROE, $40. ii:40:
Plus JESSE JAMES VS.. THE DAL,
TONS" Color. BRETT KING. lO:25.
Color Cartoon. Kiddies Free. Late
SHOW Tonisht. Last Show Il:4O.
Evening star., 1955-08-12

5000 a week on his American
nightclub tour. :. The Anahein
police department is beefine
about Walt Disney's Disneyland
They had to put on so eytrs
cops. The question is who should
pay their salaries. Leslie
Caron, with one short ballet al
the very end Of "Gaby," is try
ing for o new career as a dra-
matte actress. Mitzi Gaynor
has a date in New York City as
soon as she finishes her George
Gobel picture.
Happy Ciro-somes ~ Rhonda
Fleming hand-holding with her
obviously reconciled doctor, Lew
Morrill,. Sidney Chaplin
devouring British actress Joan
Collins with his eyes.
Orson Welles, who will try
anything. is now writing mystery
stories in London. The Daily
Express is serializing one-"Ar-
kadin's Crime"
Mario Lanza's "Serenade" is
going to Mexico. And Director
Anthony Mann has arranged to
shoot all the operatic scenes in
the Mexico City Opera House.
Mario is due to start acting in
the picture, Monday.
Dolores Del Rio and Gilbert
Roland got together at Holly
wood cocktail party and drew
up a contract to make a picture
together. LAS soon as ] finish my
picture in Mexico"
At the Cocoanut Grove, Cleo
Moore and Tony Travis stole
Evening star., 1955-08-12

WAs tu. $4,000
DORIS DAY. JAMES CAGNEY in
LOVE NE OR LEAVE ME-" Cinema
Scope. at 12:45. 2:55, 5:05, 7:15 and
$40 PM.
Evening star., 1955-08-12

FLUWEk ST p~s, sps' H'i; Nd ''piy 10 sisss 81 SO
FRED ASTA1RE, LESLIE CARON in
DADDY LONG LEGS CinemaScope,
At ZOO and 9:40 PM. Short Subjects
at $40 and 9:05 PM,
Evening star., 1955-08-12

ApEX 4sl3 Moss. Ave. Wo. $500
Free Parkina
CAGNEY In LOVE Me OR LEAVE
NE CinemaScope. at l:45, Ago,
6.b5 and 40 PM
Evening star., 1955-08-12

~S Me- $500
DORIS DAY. JAMES CAGNEY in
LOVE NE OR LEAVE Me" Cinema
scope. at 100. 3:l0. $50, 7:35 and
a.45 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-15

Hecht's. 1t was there at lunch
that she got the bad news. Some
body mentioned that Tom Ewell
would be coming here soon in
Seven Year Itch" and she al
lowed as how that was fine and
it was very funny show. She
hadn't known that Mr.. Ewell was
going to tour with it, though, she
added.
Yes" somebody said, land
Eddie Bracken is going into the
New York company"
THE New York company"
RoXanne said in some indigna-
ton. Il thought that was 60
ing to close. They'll never get
the picture opened"
The picture is the movie ver-
sion of Seven Year Itch" which
apparently can't be released
while the play is still running.
RoXanne'S concern is personal
and genuine, since she plays her
first movie role in the film and
girl doesn't like to see her first
movie sitting around on a shelf
in Hollywood.
She especially doesn't in this
case because there are rumors
that a whole new career will be
opening up for her when this
movie is seen. RoXanne doesn't
take much stock, however, in the
enthusiastic report that she steals
the film from Marilyn Monroe.
Sure" she says. Il steal it.
In my five minutes"
RoXanne does not see much
hope, either, for that model who
has registered a beef because her
picture, with Jane RuSsell's face
superimposed, has been used for
some movie ads.
IT'S done all the time" she
says, letting the shattered illu-
sions fall where they may. why,
for Barefoot Contessa.' Ava
Gardner wasn't available, so they
made some pictures of me and
put Avas face on them"
And there is only one more
conclusion to be reached here to-
day. Ava Gardner never had it
so good.