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Evening star., 1955-10-30
Georgia Hands
AIubun1u 18th
Defect 35-14

ATHENS, Ca, Oct. 20 tR).--
Quarterback Jimmy Harper came
OF the bench today, found a
bulldozing bah carrier In Sopho-
more Henry Dukes and guided
Georgia to q 35-14 football tri-l
,lnph over winless Alabama.
Harper's magic helped Georgia
to stretch Alahama,s victory
drought TO II games and gave
Georgia its second Southeastern
Conference victory and its fourth
success in seven games.
Harper. q senior, took over
from Dick Young. who started
and directed all five Georgia
touchdown drives. The first came
on q 25-yard pass from Harper
to End Laneair Roberts and the
last on q one-yard plunge BY
Halfback John Bell In the last
five seconds.
Harper and Dukes co-starred
In q 26-yard drive which Full
back Bobby Garrard capped for
the second score with one
yard plunge.
Bart Starr's passing from 81
spread formation paved the war
for both Alabama touchdoWsis.
Fullback DON Kiuderkueeht
scored the first from the 9 and
Starr bucked for one yard for
the second.
Alabama % O 7 7---l4
GeorgiA - z lA--3B
Alabama scoring Touchdowns: kim
derknecht %, runl: starr a. pinneel. !.
Georgia scorinE Tonehdowns Rob-
efts t2b. pass-run from Harpefl; Cars
sS msSi.emrs RI Plsrnfsa ~ Ian, Dgss se psanss, paSs.
Conversions: Cooper 4. Harper
Evening star., 1955-10-30
WoIfpack Beats
Furrnan, 33-7

GREENvLLE. s. c.. Oct. 90
R.--North Carolina State used
its strong running attack to-
score three rapid-f1re touch
downs in the first half and then
went on to defeat Flrman. 1877,
here today.
For the Wolfpack 1t was the
second straight victory against
three losses and q tie, and for
Furrnan 1t was the sixth straight
defeat.
Dick Hunter went seven yards
to cap States 80-yard push for
its first score and minutes later
Mike Miller's four-yard burst
topped OF a long drive featured
by Eddie Vests 34-yard pass
to Hunter.
Dick Chsisty's 20-yard sprint
brought the third touchdown,
and before the half an intercept
ton set up d score BY Tackle
John Bagonis, who took q lateral
from George Marinkov and went
eight yards.
Furman avoided a shutout
with q late 65-yard march.
S,,Ss.s y c state ao ! Gss
N c. state scoring -Touchdowns-
Hunter e., run). Miller, a. piunseJ; d
Christy t20t run): Batonis ts. latsrsl
Conversions -Bascnis ., pAnEeIo.
Furman scoring: TouchdpNn--01a
q. piunEe). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Kentucky Nips
Rice, 2o-l6, in
IFinuI Minutes

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 20 tRl.
Quarterback Bob Hardy twisted
through the Rice line for q
dramatic l2-yard touchdown run
to bring Kentucky Oh the floor
and to q 2o-l6 football victory
today.
Hardy's daring kept alive . a.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

was down. 10 found . counter
punch, nrst IN Dick Moloney's
4S-yard run around right end
with q pitch-out and finally with
Hardy's game winning score.
The wild last half was in direct
contrast to the defensive battle
in the first two periods that saw
Kentucky drive ~ yards with the
opening kickoff to score in IL
plays and Rice move 81 yards to
"a score in II ground movements,
Rice q o 7-16
Kentucky q Is f-2o
Iplenssl. Rosers u5, rum. convefsicn:
hill Field goaI: Hall ri yardsl.
ksntrs'sg 1'l;g seoriss-IcsnchdoEn; HsreY q i
lTunA Conversions: Hardy 2.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
PennsyIvonion Wins
North-South Seniors

PINEHuRsT. N. G. oct. 70
tR. R.B. J. Kraffert. jr. Of Titus
vile Pa. playing excellent. one
oyer par gof. defeated J. w
Roberts Of Columbus. Ohio, 1-ur
on the 18th hole here today to
win the annual North and South
senior rolf title.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STATISTICS

lima to win their fourth straight
after early season losses to Mis-
sissippi State and Duke. It wak
North Carolina's nth loss
against one win.
The defeat was the worst
tennessee has handed the Tar
Heels in their 24-game series
which began IN 1893.
North Carolina's previous wors
defeat was q 40 shellacking b..
Pennsylvania in l945.
Norm Ncrnsssss Carolina 9
Tennessee sccring Touchdoxns
Major {6, piunges 10. run); Herxhrui
q, pluneel: Anderson t5l. pass plas
from qordon); Williams t2i, picked "
blocked puntl; Glascott q foot plnneel ;
Hutchinson t7-yafd pass from 0ofdonl
conversions; Priest {, cantreil l. WI
North Carolina scorins- Touchdown,
Reed (2-foot piungel. Conversion: Keller,
Evening star., 1955-10-30

AS Acgies Top
D. c. Teachers

DoYLEsrOWN. Pa. Oct. 20
R-Willis Thompsons shifty
broken -field running accounted
for two touchdowns today as the
National Aggies downed the Dis
trict Of Columbia Teachers Coll
lege. 200.
Ronnie Slammed Of Harris
Evening star., 1955-10-30

burg. Pa, helped set up the first
score in the FIRST quarter BY piling
up yardaee In the march toward
the Teachers' goal line. A tumble
By the Teachers also helped pave
the way for Thompson's 22-yard
run around right end.
In the second quarter. Thnmp-
son and stammel combined their
field Wizardry IN 3 march 70 the
visitors SIX from where stamnel
went across.
d. {. & Tesehsrs - ------ 0 D D o. {
National Asgies scoring TonshdoN
Thompson tzz. run ls rSnl !; ztsmme
20, rum. CONVERSIONS. InQMplon
tpineement).
Evening star., 1955-10-30

yard scoring drive when On
fourth down and 10 to so on the
Rice ~ he fired an ls-yard strike
to End Bradley Mills. Hardy put
over the ciincher with three min-
utes and 10 seconds left and
Kentucky then STAYED on q des-
.perate last minute passing at
tack by Rice.
Fortunes changed swiftly in
the last half and Rice twice took
the lead. first at e-7 on q a.
yard field goal By Jerry Hall and
later on a i5-yard touchdown
sprint by Page Rogers.
But each time that Kentucky
Evening star., 1955-10-30

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Evening star., 1955-10-30
North Carolina
Battered, 48-7,
By Tennessee

CHAPEL H1IL.. II. G.. Oct. 20
tF9.-A horde Of hard-running
Tennessee backs cut North Car
olina's defenses to shreds today
as the rapidly improving Volun-
teers handed the Tar Heels their
worst football defeat in 10 years,
48-7.
A crowd Of $4,000. including
5e bands, saw the Volunteers
completely outclass North Caro-
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Shirley to Represent
|ECAC at coee Clinic

Dallas Shirley. iong-time bas-
ketball referee In this section.
win represent the Eastern coi-
lese Athletic Conference 1t the
annual basketball clinic and
rules Interpretation meeting at
Northwestern University Noyem-
Der ] and 8.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
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Evening star., 1955-10-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

Right now, APPS haven for millions of
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with the srandest storeful of splendid holiday
foods :. all APP picked for sure pleasure and
APP priced for pocketbook peace! Especially
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

Page Fine Foods, Jane Parker baked goods,
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share APPS brightest array of happy holiday
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Rosie SINGS a Vegas Lullaby

Ships Warmers own the Helen
title.
Ex-Hollywood Starlet Dawn
Adams, now Princess Massimo,
is a big hit on the stage in Rome
in THE Little Hut" :. Stan
Laurel and Oliver Hardy are
about to start making four one
hour movies for television. They
will release them to foreign
markets as feature pictures.
Ella Raines will play the fen1i-
nine lead in Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof" on the London stage.
y X y II
Las Vegas night-club acts are
changing Both jamie Powell and
Rosemary Clooney include lula
bies in their acts. . Because of
the success of Janet Leigh's dress
business, Tony Curtis will come
out with a mans clothing line
in the fall. Jane Russell has
been working day and night
since her return from Mexico on
her WALT. organization to help
orphans and needy children
Jane needs helpers.
At Martha Raye's big party at
Gilmore's in New York, to cele-
brate her new 100000 contract
with NBC, Magda Gabor re-
vealed she will separate from hel
sisters this summer to concen-
trate on her own career. Shell
do This Thing Called Love" on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Hasn't Worked
At Fox Since
He Beut Zunuck
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

George Sanders, who once
made game of woman hat
ing, now is the towns croquet
champ.
1--WE don't play the regular
children's game" said San
ders. Definitely not for chill
dren. or softies."
Mallets are heayier and the
rules more stringent.
Its one of the few intel
lectual games played out
doors" comments the suave
Britisher. 1--WE call it killer
croquet.
Daryl zanuck. the former
champion, taught Sanders.
Now Sanders can beat his
coach much of the time.
George used to work quite
regularly at Goth Century-Fox
where Zanuck is boss. Now
he's over at Universal-Inter-
national where he's making
"A Time Remembered"
When was the last time he
worked at Fox?
Il think it was just before
I beat Zanuck in croquet," he
answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

Engel closer than June. :.
James Thurber touring Europe.
Tyrone Power and Eva Gabor
a twosome. Keenan, Wynn's
knee bandaged after recent TV
accident. Franchot Tone es-
corting Mona Knox. -. The
Arthur Murrays Bermuda bound.
Bobby La Branches niece,
Jane Sanford, honeymooning
with Fremont Hitchcock jr.
Bonnie Cole, the model, drove
the Maharaja of Baroda to the
airport. Roy Cohn making
the spots with a tall beauty twice
his size. Henry Kaiser will
build a chain of hotels in CAL
ifornia. Joe Mankiewicz' sec
rotary. Adelaide Cannon, and Al
fred Wallace, N. Y. puppet film
producer. honeymooning. =.
Billie Dove to be a grandmother
in october via the Robert Ken
aston, jrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Jack Pollock Son
Named Delicate

BALTIMORE, May 24.-The
city's Attn district Democratic
political boss was recommended
yesterday to Gov. McKeldin to
fill the vacancy from that dis
trict in the House of Delegates.
Members of the Democratic
State Central Committee SUBJ
mitted to the Governor the name
Oh Morton c. Poliack, 25-year-
old son of James II. Jack Pol
lack.
|. The Governor is compelled by
the State constitution to APP
point the one recommended by
district members of the central
committee.
Edward Azrael, one of the
three district members. said Mr..
Pollack's selection was based
partly on the fact he had served
in the House before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

When a film executive asked
Alan Young if he had any ''hot"
properties he would like to star
in, Alan replied. "The hottest
I'd like to do the life of Rubirosa
when he becomes public do
main" -. I hear more rumors
of trouble with the Van john
sons.
Dale Robertson wanted to take
his sweetie, Mary Murphy, to
Fairbanks, Alaska. for the pre-
miere of Top of the World, "
but the Air Force refused to
transport "girl friends or wives. "
Hedy Lamar is rechristening
her Helen of Troy film, THE
Face That Launched Thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

the summer circuit and will ac-
tually sing the lead in Best
Foot Forward" at the Highland
Park Theater in Chicago.
Donald o'Connor lost IS pounds
doing his TV series. When they
shot me sideways" he explains,
1T was just a blank was so
skinny" Don gained % pounds
since working in Anything
Goes"
Jimmy Cagney's next for his
independent producing company
is "A Stray Lamb" But that's
in the future. With four movies
under his belt, and another
"All Our Yesterdays" due soon,
James wants to spend the sum-
mer on his Massachusetts, farm.
Marion Brando has it in his
contract that he's not required
to give any fan-magazine pieces.
But the current Motion Picture
has four pages of Brando's Guys
and DOlls."
X
Joseph Gotten, who has about
one of the best clown collections
paintings and statues) in the
world. is selling part of it because
of lack of room in his home.
Gordon MacRae packs up the
wife and youngsters and moves
to Las Vegas for June. where
he will appear at the Ell Rancho
for 100000 And that amt hay.
Neville Brand is going to
Europe to star in TV series
called Hotel Europa" to be
shot in Austria. This will be
Neville's first trip abroad since
the war He was one of the
most decorated soldiers in the
service, with Is war DECORATIONS.
Chill Wills. lunching at War
nefS, told me ne hao just nm
ished a pretty fair" picture
that he'd made with Confederate
money Kentucky Rifle" Il
may use the plot and star in
a TV SERIES" he confided. Chill
asked me to introduce him to
one of our greatest actresses:
1--WE been dying to meet her
for 10 years." he said. So
called her oyer-Mercedes Nc
Cambridge.
Jack Warner has laid down
the law-no names on chairs
for location shooting. Seems that
tourist snapped a picture of
Gary Cooper's stand-in--a dou-
BILE for Gary-sitting in the
stars chair. Had 700 or more
copies made of the snap, gave
one to each person in her home
town. Then they all sent them
to Coop to be autographed!
released by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

At College of Cardiologists'
convention last week. heart spe-
cialists were particularly inter-
ested in African paper on ex-
periments with CRATES, whose
heart and brain are so widely
separated. A loop in the blood
vessel saves the giraffe from
backing out. This may solve
the problem of jet pilots" OBJ
served one specialist. YES" said
another, "if we can train CRATES
to fly jet planes" Shapeliest
legs on Broadway stage those OF
Gwen Verdon, in Damn Yam
KEGS" Don't be surprised
| if Ann Sothern weds Bill An
drew next month at Reno =.
Their friends trust that Rex
Harrison and Lilli Palmer will
ride out the storm. They're fine
people The Joe DiMaggio-
Marilyn Monroe good news will
be reported any edition. An
October stork for the Eli Wall
lachs.
Loretta Young still hospital
lied tshe dropped 20 pounds)
George Schrafft, jr., and
Elizabeth Patterson picked June.
Bernard Baruch to summer
at Leland Hayward's Long Island
place. Charles Dale, OF
smith & Dale, recuperating
from leg injuries suffered in auto
accident. Marilyn Morrison
and Arthur Loew, jr.. have dis
covered each other. Fredrlc
March tours Italy after finish
ing alexander the Great" in
Spain. The Andy Fitzger-
aids, of the Jack Sterling show,
expect a November stork. {.
Frank Capra, Louis B. Mayer
and Clarence broWh III Co"A'
Edmund Gwenn starrer.
1.-THE Bar Sinister" a summer
sleeper.
X X X
Bing Crosby Cancelled his sum-
mer visit to Paris, will vacation
at Hayden Lake, Wash. =. &.
Grace Kelly at Cerutti's. con-
sulting fortune teller Mary Tally.
Hedda Hopper's assistant.
Treva Mcclure, expects the stork
in October. Her husband, Spec
Mcclure, wrote Audie Murphy's
ITO He'll and Back" Truman
Capote to Spain. The Edwin
Skaters princess Marina Tor
lona) expecting. =. Feuer and
Martins deal with Goldwyn on
Guys and Dolls" in addition to
the 81 million sales price, calls
for 10 per cent of the take after
the picture crosses $40 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

The picture win have to gross SO
million to break even.
u +
DR.. Ralph Bunche's daughter,
Jane. prefers Burt Pierce.
Backers of Fanny split an s82,-
500 melon Zanuck aid, Char
lie Enfield, again will be a grand
dad, when Sir Stork visits the
Richard Malkins tshe is Lisa
Enfield. -. Helena Seroy of
the Gloria De Haven musical
marrying Mitch lWOR) Reed
June 3. Janis Paige and Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
SUPER CHEF DRIVEN

LO. 1-O1O0. SiOl Indian Head Hwy.
Children Under IL Free
EDW. G. ROBINSON in BLACK
TUESDAY" at 1890. Also STER-
LING HAYDEN n ARROW IN THE
Night Is "Izaak Walton Night" Win
Fishing Tackle.
| Coming Thurs, Fri. Sat, Special
Added Attraction, Marciano-
Cockell Fight Film. No Increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
EsSSB16kaz1 kEleaBORHoo1 MazkgI
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSlNEsS"-Ahd
hel Norman Mtz GaynOr prove it.
IAN INSPECTOR CALLS"Alastar Sim in phiosophic meo-
drama, md an exciting
DETECTIVE"Aec Guinness plays Chestertohs FAMOUS
Father Brown, sleuth.
"a MAN CALLED PETER"Dr. Peter Marshals life recalled
Richard Todd's performance.
"EXECUTIVE SUITE"-An all-star cast looks pehlnd he
scenes in a big business drama
sUDDENLY-A with another startling perform
Frank Sinatra.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

No summer roins no posture
must sell. Drought
conditions force US TO sell
two-thirds Of our females. We
ore selling 126 and keeping 81.
We ore selling the young
producing females and keeping
the older cows. Outstanding
requirements or foundation
females.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

Sole to be held at the Billings Live
stock Commission Company Pavilion.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
14s LOTS Sell
n BULLS

All bulls will be two old in the spring of 1855 Range
Bull Prospects. by HIS Royal
Canyon Victory Royal Triumph Ter Royal
Jr 10TH
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
126 FEMALES

years old They by rs Royal
Victory 2Oh Royal Triumph TIP Royal
Domino oath, MR. Royal Domino Ind and Ter Prince and.
Some sell with calves at foot.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
$4,000 els and Families
ToMove in Unit Rotation

lent travel problems are Just
about the same as could be ex-
lpected in any family movement.
The only difference is that they
are multiplied many times over.
The number of automobiles
requiring movement has been
considerably less than was an
ticipated.
800 Cars
The law allows Servicemen
above the rank of corporal to
transfer cars. The first 5000
troops to leave this country next
month have turned UP with some
900 cars.
The Army has come up with a
huge steel-incased packing con-
Itainer which it figures will great
lily facilitate the movement of
house furnishings. It can be
used repeatedly.
Pets have not caused as much
trouble as anticipated. It is esti-
mated that transportation Of a
dog home from Germany by sur
face ship can run up to $100
when incidentals and immuniza-
tion is included. Therefore, 1t is
cheaper to transport pets by air
at something around one dollar
per pound per trip, Col. McNal-
ley said.
The 1st Division will go to
Europe with 100 per cent officer
strength and 110 per cent en-
listed strength. The latter stu
alton will cut down on replace
Iment costs.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Gen. ChidIuW Joins
Cleveland Firm

COLORADO SPRINGS, Cole,
June % (P).-Gen. Benjamin W.
Chidlaw. who retired May 81 as
commander of the Continental
Air Defense Command here, said
today he had accepted a vice
presidency with Thompson Prod
Iucts, Inc, of Cleveland. He will
serve in administrative and con-
isulting capacities.
Thompson has plants in IA
cities of the United States and
Canada. 1t is a major producer
of jet engines and other military
aircraft componentS.
Gen. Chidlaw, 81, is credited
with designing the first Air Force
Ijet engine. A native of CleveS,
Ohio, he was graduated from the
United States Military Academy
in 1922.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
POLITICAL CAREER
IS LOST IN MAIL
FOR ; WEEKS

LONDON, June % (P.-
Lost in the mail-almost-
was a political career. Ev-
eryone knew that 1t. Col.
w. H. B. Bromley Davenport
had been reelected to Par
lament in the Knutsford
district-everyone, that is.
except the man who need to
know, the clerk who receives
the official returns.
Col. Bromley Davenport
couldn't get into the House
of Commons to hear the
Queens speech June 7 be-
cause the clerk wouldn't give
him a ticket without the
official returns.
Finally, three weeks late.
the attorney general re-
ported to the House the
election writ had been re-
ceived. 1t had been delayed
with a lot of circulars be-
cause it wasn't registered.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
BY JOHN A. GILES

The largest organized peace
time movement of military per-
sonnel in history. ultimately in
volving some $4,000 soldiers,
wives and children between the
United States and Germany. will
get under way July 2.
Involved is the rotation of the
10th Infantry Division from Fort
Riley, Kans., to Wurzburg, Ger
many, and the 1st Infantry Di-
vision from the German post
to the sprawling Kansan in
stallation.
The New York sailing of the
first 5000 servicemen and fam
ilies-along with their cats and
dogs and personal belongings
marks the opening of the Army's
Operation Gyroscope. 1t is a
radical departure from the pres
ent system of individual replace
ments. 1t calls for the swapping
of entire units in order to bring
more stability and home life to
the serviceman.
Home Base
The American "home station"
for the two sister divisions al
ways will be Fort Riley. Every 80
months they can figure on being
back there.
Advance parties of the two
outfits already have been ex-
changed. They've been attending
to a multitude Of details. These
run all the way from changing
division insignia on heavy equip
ment leach division will swap
everything from clothing stores
to rifles) to arranging the ex-
change of quarters between fam
lilies.
This has led to some inter-
esting innovations.
: Two master sergeants-one in
Germany, the other at Fort
Riley have arranged to buy a
house together at the latter post.
In Germany they will live in
government quarters but hous-
ing is a bit scarce in Kansas, so
the two families decided to CO.
operate in purchasing a dwelling
there.
What About Future?
whats going to happen in
that proposition, say ten years
from now is interesting to con-
template" mused 1t. Col. Jo-
seph McNally of the Army's
logistics staff at a Pentagon
news brieflng. He has been ac-
tive in preparing for the big
shift.
When Mrs. Jones arrives with
her family in Germany, there
will be a ell-stocked refrigera-
tor, the beds will be made and
roast will be cooking in the
oven. Mrs. Smith will meet the
sar.e situation at Fort Riley.
That's how it's supposed to
work out but Col. McNally said
there's bound to be "some bugs
in the machinery, especially in
this first movement"
The house in Kansas and the
one in Germany will have enough
household furnishings to get by
on. In some cases families plan
to swap furniture. But those who
decide to ship furnishings will
find them delivered as soon after
arrival as possible.
All servicemen will be travel
ing with their families.
Col. McNally said the depend
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Red Diqqers Busy

MOSCOW, June % (P.-So-
Wet scientists are embarked on
one of their biggest archaeo-
logical years-nearly 1000 ar
chaeologists in Is expeditions
are digging all over the country.
Major projects are excavations
in ancient Russian towns in the
Crimea, the Caucasus, Moldavia,
Central Asia, Siberia, the Baltic
area and the Far East.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Ruth Diapers Retirement
Also Greatly Exaggerated
BY JoY CormodY

MONDAY MEMOS: Those Of Miss Ruth Drapers
trement like others fall into the greatly exaggerated
category We have the word of Miss Draper that Miss
Draper win not retire In few pleasant parting words before
leaving town yesterday Miss