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kept close to the ends to avoid
any tipping tendency.
Next, turn the bench, bottom
side UP, and attach the 2 by 2
inch rib down its center. The
screws can be sunk through the
seat from the top. or, for a
heater job can be sent in
through the rib, in holes coun-
tersunk to the right depth for
the screw length.
Finally. with the legs folded
fiat, lay the / by 2 inch spring
brace strip on the rib. project
ing equally at each end, and
fasten it down with two center
screws 6 or 8 inches apart.
Then swing the legs up to using
position, mark the spring strip
on each side of the leg ties, and
saw and chisel notches "a
inch deep that will tit snugly
down over the edges of the leg
ties.
Extra Bracing Used
If there's insufficient bottom
ribbing, the bench may sag
under the weight of its occu-
pants, and the spring strip
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Inotches viii disengage. For
extra long benches, two ribs
four or five inches apart can
be used, with q short block OF
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
To Observe DIST Birthday

Mrs. Helen V. Nugcnt, who re-
sides on the Maryland side of the
Potomac River across from Bay
ard W. Va, will observe her 91st
birthday anniversary on Saturday,
March 9.
A resident of the area for most
of her life, Mrs. Nugent is an
amateur artist who has displayed
paintings at Elkins, w. Va, Nor
gantown, w. Va, and Oakland in
past years, She still dabbles in
oils during her spare moments.
Mrs Nugent is one of the oldest
residents of the county, and will
be honored on her birthday when
Ross F. Shaw of Oldtown, a mem
Der Of the Garrett County Histori
cal society, will present her with
a gift. Mrs. Nugent is a retired ocu-
list.
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Two To Work In Fit
And Fashion Show

When Miss Fran Carrano, fashion
adviser for the Butterick Pattern
company, comes to the county next
Wednesday for the Fit and Fash
ion workshop in the Accident
Fire hall. she will be accompanied
by Mrs. Gertrude Gabriel, who is
to assist her in the preparations
for the event 1t will be held from
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
The two will work in the Elk
tension office on Tuesday, March
IL. in preparation for the demon
STATIONS on Wednesday. Volun-
tcers will demonstrate that Fit is
Fundamental to Fashion" and the
company's new basic pattern. Fab
RIGS for your Figure, and Expert
Fashion Finishes will be demon
Strated in the afternoon with four
volunteers.
Miss Ethel Grove, home demon
Stration agent, said the workshop
was planned for all in the county
who sew. Persons in adjoining
counties arc welcome. Leaflets will
be available.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Named Chairman of Group
For Educational Conference

Robert Rodehcavcr, Southern
High school art teacher, has been
selected as chairman of one of the
group meetings at the second
Maryland Education conference, to
be held at College Park on Satur-
day, March 80
The conference is sponsored by
the College of Education, uni
versity of Maryland, and the Mary
land State Teachers association
The theme is The Decisive Role
of Education in a Changing World"
Speakers will include DR.. Wilson
Elkins, president. University of
Maryland; and Dr.. John r. Miles,
director of Education, U. S. Cham
Der of Commerce.
Twelve group meetings, dealing
with various phases of education,
will be held in the afternoon Mr.
Rodeheaver is in charge of the
group that will discuss What Con-
stitutes Desirable Working Condi-
tions for Teachers
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Northern Hi News
BY ROSALEE SISLER
Band Trip to PITTSBURGH

Band Trip to Pittsburgh
Sixty members of our band. ac-
companied by their director, Mel
vim r. Schwing, will travel TO
Pittsburgh on Friday March s. TO
hear a concert program given by
the Army Field band and the Air
Force band at Carnegie Music hall.
Transportation will be furnished
by Leslie Savage.
Addresses POD Glass
S. Richard Pagenhardt states
attorney, spoke to the members of
Mr. Johnson's senior Problems of
Democracy classes on Wednesday
on the subject of juvenile delin-
quency. Juvenile delinquency is
the topic his senior classes are
studying at the present time
Intramural Champs
1t looks as though 1872 has the
best basketball players because
both the 1872 girls and the 1872 boys
arc the champs of the senior high.
After games between the senior
high sections the final opponents
were Girls: 1872 VS. Ill. and Boys.
1872 VS.. 1914. Final scores for the
girls was 1912, a very close and ex-
citing game, and the boys score
was 1927.
Polio Shots Are Given
DR.. Arthur Jones and his staff
visited our school on March a and
administered polio shots to nearly
IT'S students. A few students re-
ceived their first shot. but for the
most part the shots were given to
students who had had one or more
shots Dr.. Jones was assisted by
Mr.. Beachley, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs.
Walter and several students.
Huskies Play Thurmont
Since our HuSkiCs arc now the
class "B" champs of Garrett coun-
ty for 1857, they will play Thur
mont high of Frederick county on
Friday Students, patrons, and
teachers are urged to attend Two
chartered Greyhound buses will
leave our school at ! p. m. The bus
will return to mis-. shortly after
midnight. Round trip ticket is $3.50
per person. Let's get behind our
team-we could be the 1857 State
Glass b" champs.
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GLADES

Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Glotfelty and
Mrs James Glotfelty attended a
Farm Bureau directors meeting,
Wednesday evening, at Northern
High school. Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Brenneman
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James Opel
and family Saturday evening.
Kermit Glotfelty returned to An
napolis Monday evening after
spending the weekend at his home
here.
Mrs. ElwOod Glotfelty attended a
dinner on Sunday honoring the
birthday of her granddaughter,
Bonnie Bucket at her home near
GrantsVille.
Mrs. Danny Klotz and Mrs Ken
meth Bucket, Grantsville. accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs James Glot-
felty to Frostburg, Tuesday eve
ming.
Thelma Murphy spent the week
end at her home in the Dry Run
section.
Nathan Glotfclty called on Mr..
and Mrs. James Glotfclty and fami-
ly, Friday evening.
Elwood Glotfclty attended a din
ner meeting in Johnstown. Thurs
day evening
Carol Sue, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Glotfelty and Robert
Stewart. son of DR.. and Mrs Ralph
Hummel. were baptized at EN-
manuel Lutheran church, Bittinger,
on Sunday by Rev. Howard Bream
of Gettysburg Seminary. Rev.
Bream was dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Glotfelty and
family before returning to Gettys-
burg.
The Mahlon Benders had a tele-
phone installed in their residence
last week.
Mrs. Kenneth Bucket and chill
dren visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Glotfelty. Sunday af-
ternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bucket
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Tects. Saturday evening.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James
Opel and family Sunday afternoon,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown
and children, of KitzmilIer.
Elwood Glotfelty was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs James
Glotfelty and daughters
Mrs. James Opel visited her
sister, Mrs. Andy Brcnncman, Bitt-
niger, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knox Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Stcph-
en-, Monday evening. They also
called on Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
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Orcndorf, Tuesday morning.
John Rccknor, Elwood Glotfelty,
Kermit Glotfelty, Hamill Glotfelty,
James Opel, Nathan Glotfelty, Rob-
ert Glotfelty, and Dale Glotfelty
attended a dinner meeting of the
Garrett County Turkey Growers
at the William-James hotele Oak
land, Monday evening. Representa-
tives of the Sterling Processing
Plant were present, and officers of
the Turkey Growers association
were elected also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Glotfelty and
family, Swallow Falls, and Mrs.
James Glotfelty and daughters
spent Monday evening with Mrs.
James Opel and family.
Mrs. George Bowser called on
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bucket,
Grantsville, Tuesday morning.
Ebert Bucket, Bittinger, was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Opel and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Oester and
family. Salisbury Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Bucklew and daugh-
ter Marilyn Sue. Oakland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wilburn.
Hoyes. visited Mrs. William Glot-
felty and family Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Glotfelty
and children. Mrs. James Opel and
children, Mrs. ElwoOd Glotfelty.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bucket and son
spent Tuesday in Cumberland.
While there they visited Mrs. Rob
ert Bucket, surgical patient in Me
mortal hospital. who expects to re-
turn to her home near Bittinger,
the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Knox. and
Mrs. Alvin Beachy and daughter.
GrantSville, attended the funeral
Tuesday in Keyser, w. Va, of Cecil
Stephen, who died of heart at
tack suffered Saturday evening.
The deceased was a nephew of
Clarence Stephen
George Margroff, Accident. was
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Lenten Services Planned
At GruntsviIIe Church

During the Lenten season vespcr
services will be conducted every
Wednesday evening at 1880 at the
Evangelical Lutheran church at
Grantsville.
Rev c. Edward Noel, pastor. will
deliver a series of sermons on
Figures of the Passion" AT each
service familiar hymns will be
sung, special prayers will be Of
fered and offices appropriate to
the Lenten observance such as
Litany, the Suffrages, and the Bid
ding prayer will be said.
On Good Friday the congregation
will unite with other churches of
the community in the Passion OBJ
SerVancC.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Church Women Elect

AT a meeting of United Lutheran
Church Women i'm Bittinger on
March /, Mrs Robert Glotfelty was
elected president. succeeding Mrs.
Marvin Bethel
Others named were Mrs. Robert
Bucket, vice-prcsident; Mrs George
Shawley. recording secretary; Mrs.
Lawrence Brenneman, statistical
secretary: Mrs. Donald Hershberg-
er, treasurer. Committee chairmen
are Mrs. Ira waste, membership;
Mrs. Jonas Beachy, education; Mrs.
Marvin Bethel, Christian service;
Mrs. Orval Glotfelty, Offerings.
Mrs. Jonas Beachy announced
the mission study class would be
conducted on March II. Mrs. John
Reckner led the study topic, The
Heart Speaks showing the work
of the Holy Spirit in people of
many races and nationalities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
AURORA-EGLON


A two-act comedy Taking the
Census" will be presented by the
Cross Roads P.-TA., Wednesday
evening, March 49, at Horse Shoe
Run beginning at 7:45. Don't fail
to see The Census Taker," Mr..
Doolittlc, grandpa, grandma and
their daughter, Mrs. Pettibone and
her eighteen children. Admission
Is and 80 cents.
Roena Hauser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Hauser, near Au-
rora, underwent surgery this week
at Moreantown hospital. Miss
Hauser is a polio victim.
Mrs. Mae Arts, Mt. Lake Park
is remaining at the home of her
son and dauphter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Arts. near Eglon.
Mr. Arts remains patient in the
Oakland hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Donham and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Donham,
Oakland. were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Helmick, Eglon.
Charles Grove son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Grove, near Horse
Shoe Run. is a patient in Parsons
hospital where he recently under
went surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter COleY. who
spent the winter months in Florida,
and Virginia, returned recently TO
their State Line service station
and home, near Brookside. Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy McWilliam. who cared
for the property during their abb
sence returned to their trailer
home on the McWilliam farm
nearby.
Paul Stemple, Aurora. was taken
Tuesday to the Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital where he remains
a medical patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fike accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs David Will
helm, all of EglOn, were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson Henlinc, Crellin.
Mrs. Homer Fike, Cash Valley,
IS an operator at the Eglon tele-
phone exchange, vacancy made
by the resignation of Mrs. A. w.
Fike effective, March l.
Word was received that Arlie
Fike, of near Brookside, who be-
came ill at Pittsburgh where he
had employment was taken to a
Baltimore hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spaid and
son; E2lon. spent the weekend at
the home of Mrs. Spaid'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Kirk, Fairmont
Mrs. Bessie Evans. Eglon, was
notified that her son. Harold Evans.
Oakland. received facial and head
injuries Monday while working at
a strip mine near KingWood He
was rushed 10 a KinGWOod hospital
where he remains a patient. His
mother, accompanied by her dauch-
ter Mrs. Ernest Harsh visited him
Tuesday They also visited Leslie
Harsh, near KingWoOd, who is in
disposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slaubaugh
and Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Fike, all
of Eglon. went Wednesday after
noon to Shinnston w. Va, where
they visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Coy Allen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wotring, re-
turned last Thursday to their home
near BroOkside from a vacation
trip to New Jersey, Washington
and the Eastern Shore Of Md,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Arnold and
Pastor Wampler, Petersburg, W.
Va, were Sunday guests in this
area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Cumpoien Urges Persons
Under 40 To Be InocuIuted

A six weeks campaign to urge
Marylanders under 40 years of age
to be inoculated with Salk polio
vaccine continues through April Is,
it was announced.
Citizens are being urged to re-
ceive their anti-polio shots from
their private physicians.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-07
Honor Student At Stute

George f. Brady, a sophomore,
maioring in geology. from Kitz-
miller, made straight "A" aver
age at Potomac State college in
Keyser during the past semester, it
was announced by Dean X. S. Nc
Kee.
Brady, a graduate of Kitzmiller
High school, is married and vet
eran of the army, having served
as a paratrooper. He carried To-
hour schedule.
Only three students in the school
had four-pOint or straight "A
average.
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GORTNER

Chris CARRIER was visiting his
parents in Ohio u few days last
week.
The IIcsscs had as guests on
Sunday, MIR. and Mrs. Arnett, of
FarmOnt, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
BOY Bowman, Rcd House; and Mrs.
Charles Arnold, of Eglon, w. Va
Nineteen ladies' attended the
sewing circle al the home of Miss
Harriet Swartzcntrubcr, on Tues
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day. The YOdcrs, of Bittingcr, we're
among those present.
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; Good news about re-waxing!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
LITTLE
OLD
NEW YORK
By DID, SULLIVAN


Dear Boss - The Senator
John Kennedy stork due next
month. Chief Justice War;
ren's son, Robert, ana Carolyn
Maekin have set the date.
Pat O'Brien to be a grandpa
via the David Cartons. So
far. Bells Are Ringing crossed
S2.5 million. Richard AID
fich's son. Dick, ir. WEEDS Mar
got lie BoutllIier IN February.
|. President Eisenhower 81
Monday. The George Eng
lands tCl0ris Leachmanl called
him George. jr. DA Frank
H0gan's aid. Tod Weiss, en-
gagged 10 Zelda Prensgy. !. !.
Brand0, Dean Martin and
Monty Cllft complete Young
Lions" ON 20th. /. The Lucky
Millenders expect a small mae
Istro. Prince Knud. brother
of Denmark's king. on the
mend. =. Conrad Kittens hiog.
BE MY Guest" hits the book
stalls on 22nd. Glare Booth
Luce, Gov Hartman and
Mayor Wagner guest speakers
at Alfred f. Smith memorial
dinner. Waldorf, Thursday.
''Slr Anthony Eden TO have
Ia medical examination soon
before making plans about his
future activities" says Lon
on's Evening News. Gene
Kelly's ex. Betsy Blair, and
Roger Pigaut serious. The
Karl Twins Jr. shirley Fryl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

she1I winter In Connecticut
with Gary Merrill. {. Ted VIII
llams and Joyce Heath 3 two.
some at Voyaeer Room.
Henry Dunn of Cross and
Dunn, around after fwo-year
polio attack. Damn YAM
KEGS" racked up t5.6b0.0 900 on
Broadway Susan HaywnFd's
ex, jess Barker. and Joy blaine
serious. Clara rerifa,
daughter OF Portuguese ambas-
sador IN London. marrying
Carlos Cabral. Jane Russell
and Bob WaterlieId will adopt
their fourth baby. according 10
Variety. Eydie Gormeis
conductor. Joe Guercio, marry
ing C0rly baysinger. Mrs.
Harold Mlnsky mendinR after
major surgery. Scott Brady
prefers Geraldine Hall.
Martha Raye follows Joe Y.
Lewis into Copa.
AAH
The Julius LaIosns expect an
April stork. Harvey Fire.
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expect Sir Stork. Tyrone
Power 10 Europe Monday.
Charles Yates son. Steve, WEEDS
Beverly Simms IN May. The
CLARK Gables to spend Christ
mas In ". Y.2 DarryIln
zanuck Jacks and John Ife-
land = tWoaome. Edmund
Gwenn celebrating his 00th
birthday. despite arthfitis.
Pearl Bucks stepson. John
walsh ira honeymooning with
Mary Lombard. Vivian
Blaine dropped Nanny Frank,
her ex-husband, as her man-
aeer. Ivan Maffatt flew 70
Venice and Caroline Freud.
Radio IN England even harder
hit by Nv than here. BIC now
has only 3ia million listeners.
half 1850 total.
49, So
Ann Porter, daughter Of
former oPA car. honeymoon
ing with u. John Dinsm0oF.
Bette Davis's back still In q
brace as a result Of her fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
w GOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Ghddinq About at Premiere,

/ wore It in Bob Hopes picture,
Paris Holiday
So 80
John Wayne's mother, Mrs.
Sidney Preem. Is IN Scripps
Clinic at 10 Jolla for a CONF
plete check-up. Waynes wife,
Pillar. is staying with her,
while John Is in Japan on his
movie for John Huston and
Eugene Frenke.
And. while we're over there,
the picture Huston win direct
for Steve Parker Is titled,
Fourth Bureau" Steve has
another date IN Japan. Novem-
Der Is. with Gene Kelly's TV
spectacular for NBC.
Thirty iive-year- old Walter
Nathan. who is so good in
u-rs slaughter on Tenth
Avenue" told me over coffee:
4 hold the Equity record Of
II fiops in iive years ON tine
stage. Some Of my plays even
closed In Philadelphia. After
his current Middle Of the
Street." Walter moves over "a
Warmers for a top role in
"Onionhead."
While Daryl Zanuek was
signing Robert Evans to q long
term contract, the handsome
sportswear manufacturer sold
Daryl $4,000 worth OF T shirts
and other sportswear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

stone. RS. daughter. Anne. en-
Gagged 70 John lcBs) Bail. :.
miss LoneIyhearts" and -Fouf
Winds 100000 Broadway
ShlpWrecks. Jack Dempsey
escorting Florenec Castle.
doe Brecn sold his Los Angeles
home, moved to Phoenix.
Hallerina R0wena lac ksOn,
marrying Philip ChatileId.
Jane Kcan in Sardi's with
George Gilbert. Kurt Smith
to be new boss at Sheraton
AstoF Hotel mot many years
ag0, he was a busboy therel
Harold Lloyd. n. and De-
troit News clan to wed James
Fox. Yaude's Eddie Alex
andria fecuperating from heart
attack. Pat Boone gets an
Iall-star Roxy tribute November
u with his flicker. april Love. =
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Johnnie nay into Vegas

Johnnie Ray into Vegas
Desert Inn. Halloween
masks enough to scare the day
lights out Of any respectable
nieht-riding witch.
~
Robert Moses bIog Of Mayor
LaGuardia of Simon q Schust-
er presses November Is. /.
The Thomas FIemlnes Of Wool
worth clan expecting. Krupp's
deal to buy Canada's iron ore
practically sealed. Marie
tTreudex) Meyer weds Arnold
Brundage, jr. tomorrow.
R0nnie Burns. son Of Burns
and Allen. dating Patty Ann
Mitchell.
AMELIA
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IOLLYWOOD, (NANAl.--
ChNrIton HcSton, between
siening autographs at the
"RAintree County" premiere.
tolS me he viii report to "The
Butcaneera at Paramount--"to
plaF Andrew jackson for the
secbnd time. I did It before in
The Presidents Lady" with
Susan Hayward" Judith
Anderson. who doesn't come TO
Hollywood from Santa Barbara
more than she can help. at
tented the premiere. TO see
Dafid Lewis's picture.
elizabeth Taylor looked
Simmer outside the theater
than inside on the screen. !
hone she doesn't mean Il about
retiring. In "Raintree County" "
Elizabeth gives an excellent ae-
count Of herself IN q very
difIicult role. / enjoyed the
movie but ] agree with pro-
ducer Lewis. a cut Of 80 minutes
would make this one Of the
best Aims Of the year.
just inside the theater lobby. a
woman hauled of and cracked
her escort on the noggin with
her handhang. bringing him
TO his knees. then she calmly
walked in. No one, except yours
truly, seemed to find this un-
usual. =. Charles Coburn was
with his usual theater date.
Mrs. Peter Godfrey.
Montgomery Gift, who only
rarely attends his movie pre-
mferes. made a twosome with
Swedish actress May Britt. =.
Tab Hunter with his girl. We
neAia StevensOnl, now very
much in the good graees ofihis
studio after some suspensions,
has been loaned to Columbia,
he told me, For The Sticks.
with Van Helm" !. Cha Scala
tweed with actor Earl HOlli-
man. who chided me ON a re-
cent item here. You see. ]
don't always stay home and
read q book" Earl has another
western coming up with Hal
Wallis. From George Jessel:
Next time you're in a plane.
let me know" We were plane
mates on q recent overnight
flight from New York. and
didn't know 1t until We landed
at 6 am.
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie
Fisher got a big yell from the
bleaeher fans.
Marie Mcdonald was with
Harry Karl and Marie blinded
me with her reconciliation
diamond ring-a good inch and
q half long and an inch wide.
Marie also was wearing her re-
Cancellation .Ak-full length,
and the first ale yellow minks
! have ever seem Her career Is
good. too. 'I'n be in the Per-
sian Room in New York. Mo-
vember ~ she reported
Greer Carson. easy TO pick
out in the crowd with her red
gold hair, told me: Buddy is
in Dallas. What am ] doing
career-wise? / take over from
RosaIind Russell in 'Auntie
Name in January. II you have
difficulty getting tickets-and
/ hope you do-can me"
Dark George Nader was with
blend Martha Hyer. From
George: Il don't know what
my next picture is and I don't
care. I've made six in two years
and I'd like to loaf" From
Martha: Il missed you in
Paris. This simple Balmain
dress q white tight bodice.
flowing skirt sparkling with
rhinestones was given me after