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ILuquer Bequeoths
$500, 900 Estote to
His Sister Here

Lynch Luquer. retired Wash
ington architect who died here
on September %. left an estate
Of almost 5000 900 to his sister,
according TO q will fled here
yesterday in Federal District
Court.
Mr.. Luquer, who was 80 at
the time of his death. lived
with his sister. Mrs. Margaret
Luuuer Hayes, at 1872 Twenty
second street NV. The will
also leaves the house and prop
erty, worth $1,000, to Mrs.
Hayes.
II provides that $4,000 in
cash be given to each Of fouf
distant cousins, Lea Shipper
Luquer Of Brookline. Mass. /:
Thatcher P. Luquer of Cam
bridge. Mass; Ellen L. Purdy
Of Salen1 Center, n. Y, and
Evelyn n. LuQuer Of New York
City. y &
The will stipulates that in
come from the rest Of the
estate be made available to Mr..
Liquors sister. In the event
Of her death. It provides the
money be split into 10 equal
shares.
Two shares would given to
st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
one share to the Home for In
curables. one share for Chill
dren's Hospital. one share for
the Protestant Episcopal Cathe-
dral Foundation and one share
for Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital.
The four cousins also would
receive q share each in the
event Of Mrs. Hayes death.
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Surviving are his widow
Renee and four children, Rich
ard. Patricia and twins Robert
and Gerald: his mother. Mrs
Jenison j. Alkire. and a sister
Mrs. Juanita A. Rains, both Of
500 Anne street. Falls Church
and four brothers. Leonard. %
North Fenwick street. Airing
ton; Glenn Of st. Petersburg
Fla: Herbert Of Baltimore and
Fred Alkire Of Norfolk, Va.
Funeral serves were to be al
q pm. today in the Graham
Road Methodist Church. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Melbourne Christensen, 81,
Ex-President of Press Club

He had been on the clubs
Board of Governors since 1887,
A native Of jamestown. N. Y,
Mr.. Christensen worked on the
Jamestown Morning Post for
a year while still in high
school, then rejoined the Post
staff in 1925 as State editor
and later telegraph editor.
He joined the APP in 1926
in Harrisburg, Pa. then worked
in New Haven. Conn. before
coming to Washington.
Survivors include a brother,
Leo Of jamestown. and two
nephews. Burial will be in
jamestown.
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Plans Tor 9oureg'
Junior High Get
Board Approved

Final plans for a 15-class-
room Laurel Junior high school
were approved yesterday by the
Prince Georges County Board
Of Education.
The school, to be built near
the present Laurel Elementary
School, also will contain a
gymnasium, cafeteria and
library. Construction bids for
the project will be opened at
II am. October 80 at the
boards meeting in Upper MARI
boro.
Board members also asked
that the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission direct the reserva-
ton OF school sites in two pro-
posed subdivisions. A l5-acre
tract for a junior high school
was requested in some go acres
Of Carrollton which developers
want to rezone from rural
residential to single family
home lots R-55).
The second request was made
for q 10-acre elementary school
site IN Enterprise Estates to
be located on Enterprise road
near MitchelIville.
Reporting on the building
program. School Supt. William
s. Schmidt said that, by Feb
ruary /. the board will need
more funds to continue ii
present Sl1.5 million construc-
tiOn schedule. The board ex-
poets to receive about 50 mil
hon in Federal money and has
spent about all Of the 81 mil
lion school bond issue sold last
December.
The county commissioners
were granted a SIS million
school bond authorization by
the last session Of the Mary
land Assembly.
In another matter, board
members approved the tenn
porary bus transportation OF
IS students from the Univer-
sity City Apartments, near
College Park. to the Carole
Highlands Elementary School
about one mile away.
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WALKER. W. HARRISON tnARRY)
On Wednesday. October ?, 1857. 81
HARRisoS tHhRR1S WAIKIKI. -,
lloysd husband q Mrs Lena spellei
relatives and many friends Motto.
q funeral later. Arrangement b
WALSH. HEIEN n. The oneers ant
III: d. !; !; i:
NJ on Thursday, october 10
y 1887. ~ 8 pm. for The
lees for our late sister, MRS HELEN
JESSIE GRAHAM, worthy MatrOn.
EDITH L. YOUNG, Secretary.
WARD WILLIAM 7. On Tuesday, DC.
tober :, 1857. WILLIAM T.. WAR;
81 NJ 10y bo Sc ns se %ssS HUSBAND u.s. Z
Mrs. Annie Ward He also Is sur
yived BY two sisteFs. other relatlvei
and many friends. After pm
Thursday. October 10. friends g.
In sss You g ss a the SssSs fn .ss.
services win Be held At an. Friday
October u Interment AriinRton Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
WATSON. IRENE cLEMM0Ns. On
cLEAiMoNs WATSON. beloved VII
q William Watson Of 2432 viTginil
aye. nv. She also Is survived B,
day. October 10. friends arg inviteC
70 can Of the Jarvis Chapel. I43s
YOU q, nv, where funeral services
will be he'd at ! pm, Friday, Octo.
Der 1. lntsrment Lincoln Memoria
ct SOFA sra 81. nwD 10
WEST. HARRY CAMPBELL. D.. sud
afasg On caS StPsfssz os West = w isS
seneca, Nd. beloved brother Of v
Severn. Mrs. Mary '. Maushiin. Mrs
catnerine Z waters and Mrs. y Re,
% call at the Colonial Funeral Home
q Robert A.. Pumphrey. Rockville
Nd. where the rosary will be re.
cited on Thursday. october 10, a.
pm Services on Friday. October !
81 St. Roses Catholic Church. Clop'
pers, Nd, where requiem mass vii
pc offered AZ 10 am. TnteTment St
Narys cemeterS. Rockville. Nd. II
W0RRlALD. HARRY. on Monday. DC.
pitsi. Harry woR sMsGisn'' q t iii
North sist st.. Arlington. Va, BE-
loved husband Of Stella Roe WoTmald
father Of Mrs. Marion 0TaboESk
and Robert Kingston Wnrmald. broth.
er Of Mrs. Alice Fieldhouse OF
YORK Beaen. Ne. and Mrs Mari
Wiley Of North Conway, N. H. Grand.
father Of John 8. and Stella Eliza.
beth GFabowski Friends may cal
81 the Ives Funeral Home, ek4i
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, wherI
funeral services will be held OF
Thursday, October 10, at . 80 D m
lnterment Columbia oaroens Gene.
terry 9
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Melbourne Christensen. .
member of the Washington Blu
reau Of the Associated Pres.
for IA years and a former presi-
dent Of the National Press Club
died last night in New York
after q long illness.
Mr.. Christensen. ~. served in
Washington from 1880 to 1914
holding among other posts. that
of day editor. Since 1914 he
had been on the foreign news
desk in New York where he
was night editor.
He was the 33d president OF
the Press Club. serving one
year beginning January, l94l
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance. Si5O
Clio n 81 NE IL 3-4Sb0
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNtBAl DIRECTORS
Ath " snd Mass Ave NE. II $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A24 r St NV NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

SIPS LESS than present market price
for \ sites lot $50 section l.. Fort
lincoln Call OWNER ~ $3.50
D burial siteE Fort Lincoln Noun,
Calvary section lost Job, need money
$500. OIL. a-l25I
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buCkLkf CLERGYMAN. who deg one
wear aso today. October Z: 1855.
BOYD, r. Z. In loving remembrance
DOLORES AND TOM.
BRESNAHAN, THOMAS y. In mem
Org Of our beloved brother Tommy.
VINO died one year ago today. octo-
Your memory is keepsake
With which We will never part:
ln 81. M God ns eas y yoS n n His Seems
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS
DANIELS, MARY Q. In lovtng mem.
9ry o. our dear mother. MARY c.
DANIELS, who passed away ak years
ago today. October Q. 1881.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to FORGET,
But time SO far has only proved
How much We miss her vet,
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
EPPs. CAPT. SYLVESTER HUYLER.
IN lovlns memory Of my father. the
late CAPT. SYLVESTER HUYLER
EPPS, who passed away fifteen years
Ms 'G pAStgioRRifARSRRs'' b ist EpPs
BROWN,
GARFIELD, ELI q. In memory OF my
dear departed husband, ELI q GAP
FIELD. who passed away twelve years
ago today, october y. l9i5.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forEet,
But time has only proved
How much / miss YOU vet
YOUR LOVING WIPE, MABEL.
HARRIS. NORvAL W. SONNY. In
-. loving memory Of our deaT
81 son. NoRVAL W SONNY
IAS HARRIS who departed this
I4 life eleven wears ago today
tNa october q, 1896
1t Is hard to say what We feel today
But our hearts are saddened "a
That Ihs one We loved has been
And the clouds hans heavy and
Thoush sorrow has hidden the SHINING
Ana our loved one from our view,
still heavenly thoughts reach out Ia
some day ven be with you.
LOVING MON AND DAD
MILTON. ALVIN L, In sacred memory
q dear friend ALVIN u NIL MI,
ako today, October - 1886.
So swiftly throuEh deaths door you
So silently your soul passed by,
That who weep ana mourn It's
Heard ' no means or faintsst sign
But your memory linsers near
Your presence Eems so close
Some days YOUR voice l think I hear
May his soul rest IN peace
HIS DEVOTED FRIEND. 200.
NEWMAN, NORMAN &. In loving mem.
DRY OF our devoted son. brother and
nephew, NORMAN II, NEWMAN. who
left US. fourteen years aso' October
u. 1913,
somewhere above this troubled world,
Safe beyond all grief and care,
Our loved one rests In heavenly peace
God sTsnt some DAY well meet
sIMMs, ELLA NJ. In loving memory
Of our deaf, mother, ELLA N. slMMs,
who passed away eight years ago
today. october ., 1919.
In her health she sought the Saviour,
In aiiliction He vas by her side,
And IN death God sent her angels,
Keep her, Jesus, IN Thy keeping
-, tin We reach the heavenly shore
Then q Master. let US see her,
Love and have her as before.
HER LOVING CHILDREN
TuRNER, CARRIE Z; In loyins mem (, n;
RrS fftuRSEaRa ' H RS'n passed s's away Sn. n.
teen years ago today, October y,
am trying hard 10 carry an,
As you would have me do,
Hoping 10 have you clasp my hand
When my work on earth Is through
DA.QpHTER, KATHERINE ~, HoEF'
MAN.
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DEATHS


BERRYMAN. LOUISE BUCKLEY. Il
loving memory Of my sister. LOUISE
BUCKLEY BERGMAN, who died ont
HER SISTER
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes Moderator
priced Open daily, Sun holidays
p N week nightS. 300 I4th 81. NV.
MA S.Ul06
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JEFFERY LOWE. President
JOHN r ROBINSON, secy,

GOTT. .IARRikT NEEDING. on Mon.
GAY October ig5' HARRIET
Eugene Cissel Colt, SRI mother OF
eugene 4 Colt IT. grandmother Of
Pickett, and Miss Carolyn Colt. She
also "a survived BY six great.grand-
children. Friends may call al Cav
lefs Chapel t556 Pennsylyanla ave
NV courtesy parking oppositel
day october q, 81 1890 PIN. In
terment OAK Hill Cemetery. n
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TUkNIN, CARRIE u. In loving mem
ory Of my dear mother, MRS, CARRIE
r TURNER, who passed away M
teen years ago today, October y,
SIN INlhA Helu W NeIIs VIZ
Hoping 10 have you clasp my hand
When my work on earth Is through
DAUGHTER, KATHERINE ~. HoEF.
MAN.
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KIATTA, GEORGE .. A special com

inunieation OF Naval Lodge
No. 4. r. A. A, NJ, is hereby
ralled for 1910 pm. Thurs
day. October 10. 1857. tor
the purpose OF conducting
Masonic services for our
late brother. GEORGE Z
BY order OF the Worship
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CHIPMAN, NORRIS BOWIE.

zu saas'dss AIsSs. NORRIS BOWIE NE
Ch-PMAN, husband OF Fannie 8
Chipman. father OF Miss Claudette
n Chapman, son of Mrs George Bowie
Chapman, nephew Of Mrs May Mer-
ri Services will be held at st
Thomas Episcopal Church. 18TH and
ChurCn SIS NV, on Friday. October
II. At II am. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery
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, RUTH DABNEY. Onicers
ana members OF the Inde-
\ pendent Funeral Directors
"A Association are requested
to assemble al the Dabney-
Garner Funeral Home, Az
4 NJ ST NV on Thursday,
October 10, 1891, at 1
20 attend the funeral OF
E member, RUTH DABNEY
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CRAWFORD. MILDRED GLADYS.
CRITCHFIELD. EMiL. 0

octooer J. 1851 EaTL cfIrchriEIn
Of o3ou 3lst 81 nv, beloved nus.
OF John taylor Critchnelu brother
Of Pear. LOuis H. anu John Critch-
heiu gTandfatner OF Steven taylor
Cr4tchl eln Friends ar invited ~
can . the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Faueral home Of Robert A. PUN.
pnre5 Beluesda, Nd. where services
VIII be held on THURSDAY, october
~ al 10 am lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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klATTA. GEORGE T. suddenly. on
Monday. October 1891, a. Proyi-
denee Hospital OEoRGk q. KlATTA
beloved husband Of Bernice &. KIagta.
father OF Ellis q Kiatta and father
in-law Of Mrs. Shirley D. Kiatta
brother OF Mrs. Marie Crowley, Mrs
Sadie Curtin, both OF Fails Church,
Va. and Mrs. Helen Chism Of Ar
lington, Va, Services 81 the 8. Il.
Hines Co Funeral Home. 1901 l4th
81 w., on Thursday. October 10. 81
1 pm. parking facilities. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park, Falls
Church, Va. Q
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October :, 1857. 81 CARRIED hospiIaI.
PETER ~ KERnIGAN Of 1901
knollbrook dr., Hyattsviiie. Nd, be-
loved brother OF Thomas A. Kath-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
aeral Home, 1881 Georgia ave nv.
on Thursday. October 10. al 800
am Hign requiem mass At 81
CARRIERS Church. Grant Circle. a.
~ an. Interment Mount oiivet
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49, -Lt..aA Vi Jr1S s0t1
1857. wife Of Louis osieano. moths,,
Of Marion, Charles and Louis Gaisano,
"; daughter OF Mrs, Beatrice
schiazzi and sister OF Nick SchiaESi
Prayers al Chambers Funeral Home.
Der 10. az els am. Mas AZ Masoi
Calvary Church, 1900 Marlboro p,ks.
FoTestyihe. Mo. at 10 am. Intel
nlent Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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KINDLR, ABBIE ]. on Tuesday, oe.
toDer >. 1901, ABBIE /. KINDER
Dt.useu Wlt OF tas lape Herman
G. KINDER, mother OF Elwu0u w
kinder. sranumolher Of Donald G
Kinder ana sister of Claude Clas
y. LOS Angeies. Calf. anu .aiS Dent
Pint OF East Aurora, n 4 runcta
from the W. ". Deal Funeral Home
4nlE Georsla ave, NV, on FRIDAY
October n. al III am. tntermeni
Fort Lincoln CemeteTy ln
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S=r, menoeIs OF the Ladies Aux.
~ 81; { q. e: a
sa,.7I.- Boulevard Heights Ladies'
Chambers Funeral Home. 5i7 iith
Sc on Wednesday. October d
MAoDGLitsEP u. s seiFRS
- Chaplain
t9os Q. 40. a. her residence. ti4
~ ~. tx. ANnIE GARDNER. wife
aunt q Mrs. Helen Y. ovens M
Mltchellyille,. Md and lillian Al
Gateway OF Upper Marlboro, Ma
oth. $50 Leayes 70 mourn her passing
Remains resting at the John Il
khines Co. Funeral Home anl ara
~ sN, where friends NAV call after
P,,ni ? ~ wednesday October y.
I M ~ ~, tbnu Ishs October 10. at II
itl and x SITS. NV, the Rev James
y fSy ofhelating. fnterment Wood
GARNER. RUTH DABNEY ,Fun.,.,
bLireetoTl, On Monday October
pY9i11ti ~ n,f fesioence, az NJ S. nv,
Missile Williams: RrandmofbeT ~
Hilda Z Moss and Alien Ward lang.
ston Also surviving are three ereai.
FgTandehildren and other relatives and
October y. friends may call m M
ATE. residence. where services will H.
held Thursday, october no, al 1 D. m
the Rev. J. I. 8 Holloman oflciatine
lnterment Woodlawn cemetery Ar
OTIS r. Allen. "a
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Z. 1857, At her Fesidenee. 200 Stuart
DR., Fails Church. Va, EDITH R.
kkEAN' wHe o. ne Iatf jean Mnlen
and sister Of Mrs. Ermie May Hurley,
Friends may can 1t the ives Funeral
Home, 2e47 wilson blvd. Arlington,
We. Funeral services VIII be held
on Thursday. October 10, 81 ! pm.
InteTment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery
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CONNOR. JOsLPH PAUL. on

CONNOR, JOsEPH PAUL. on Tues.
day October $ ls5s q the resi-.
NJ Carr o. r. y. No. T. fair-
lax Va, JOSEPH PAUL cUNNOR
huSBand Of Maty E.lzs oeth common
fathaf o. MaFsaret K, 4ssbei NJ
Gertrude NJ anu Rusalt me VI Con-
nor. Mrs Heleu Minnign Mrs
katheryn 81. Meizsef, Mrs Eoytht
NJ Carr james L.. and yoseph raul
Ccnnet FRIENDS may cali Al the
EveFig Funeral Home. Fairfax, Va
Where q recitation Of the Tosars
vii be heid on thursday OCTOBER
10 a. = 10 pm Mass Tor the re-.
pose II his SOU Will be celebrated OF
FRIDAY October II, Al y an sl
81 Leos Catholic Church. Fairfax
Va lntefment 81 MaTy.s cemelery
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Hope Has a Lot More Jokes to Add
To His Claims of All Time Record

period during World War II
he racked up 100000 miles
entertaining United States
servicemen.
Fans need never fear that
Hope will run out of Jokes.
The Mississippi River is more
likely to go dry.
Although he is known as
one of the best ad libbers in
the business, Bob also is as
methodical as a clock. He
has perhaps the finest in
dividual humor library of
anyone in the show world.
1t runs to about 80 file cabi-
nets.
Il have a complete script
of practically every show 1
was ever on" he said, plus
all the material written for
them which, for one reason
or another, was crowded out
at the time"
Sometimes Helps Rivals
Once he had IL writer's and
three secretaries at work
building up his laugh library.
1T must contain at least
between three and four mill
lion jokes" he remarked.
Many times he has gone
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Cary Grant Sounds Off in Interview,
Calls Hollywood q Zoo, Not Jungle

elegance. clothes and beauty
these qualities don't matter
in a woman If she hasn't fas-
cination. Show me a woman
without those four qualities,
and I'm looking at a maya
zine ad for a beauty soap or
a washday detergent :.
The most unappealing femi-
nine trait is baby talk. ! find
baby talk attractive in a
woman - up to the age OF
four Are American girls
who marry Europeans doing
right by their country and
the world? Even Winston
Churchnl's mother married a
European and look what hap
pened there The atom
bomb is the worlds most
subtle, complex and deadly
creation-except for woman
My favorite wife2 They
were all my favorites. The
trouble is. / wasn't theirs"
On marriage: when I'm
married / want to be single
and when I'm single. I want
10 be married" But when
he is separated by work from
third wife Betsy Drake he
writes her a long letter every
day. Her predecessors were,
Virginia Cherrill and Bar
bara Hutton.
About his work and actl
ing: Actors give the world
magic; it's only when they
try TO act like magicians that
they spoil the illusion. Act
Continued on Page Ell, Col. I,
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BY HAL BOYLE

NEW YORK (P). Bob
Hope. the comedians Croe-
sus, believes he probably has
told more jokes than any
other man in history.
He's been skipping them
out past his ski-slope nose
at the rate of better than
10000 a year for the last
quarter century.
Il figure I've told at least
a quarter million jokes" he
said, land if you count re-
peat jokes, that is jokes told
over and over to different
audiences while on tour, the
number would go into the
millions.
Il doubt If anyone else
has told more. he said,
adding with a grin, who
else has had the chance?"
Plenty Of Travelling
When you look over the
field. the candidates are few.
Can any other gag man
match his combined expert
ence in vaudeville, radio and
televiSion. movies 500 and
on tour? He still travels
$4,000 to $4,000. miles an,
nually, and in a two-year
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BY WARD MOREHOUSE


PARIS (NANA). = Ingrid
Bergman was wearing a
negligee of m Ell n-yellow
chiffon in her dressing room
at the Theater de Paris.
where she has played Tea
and Sympathy" for more
than 200 performances. Two
huge vases held long
stemmed red roses. The walls
were plastered with cables
and kilograms. The great
Bernhardt never had a
greater display.
Ingrid has honey-colored
hair and Riviera-blue eyes.
She has gaiety and a con-
tagious vitality. She smiled
radiantly and answered all
questions good-humoredly.
Well. isn't she just frantic
to appear in another play in
New York? She hasn't been
in the Broadway theater
since she did Maxwell An
derson's Joan of Lorraine"
which came after she had
her New York debut in a re-
vival of Molnar's "Liliom."
Strange Americans
"You Americans" she said,
smiling ever so graciously.
You strange and wonderful
Americans. You think there
is nothing but America. I
love Paris. I think it is my
favorite city. But. Of course,
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BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD. CNANA) -
Cary Grant is the most ele-
CANT actor in Hollywood. And
also the most sophisticated
and wittiest.
When I mentioned this to
the suave, longtime actor,
Cary replied. II lay no claim
to being either a philosopher
or a wit. Philosophers Of stat
ure are dead. Most wits ought
to be. I'm an actor in search
Of coffee and roles"
Gary discussed his IS years
in Hollywood: They say
Hollywood is q fiercely COM
petitive jungle. / claim It's a
zoo. To the producer who
says. I've made up my mind
and who won't listen to sug-
gestions. my reply is. You're
like a bed. Now go lie down
and sleep in It, They say
that Hollywood is Main
Street with tinsel. It's more
than that-it's excitement.
dash. tremendous creative
power and a lot Of small
minds who say it's Main
Street with tinsel. Notion
picture production has been
likened to an assembly line.
Perhaps many pictures are
made that way. The assembly
lines produce the models
everybody else has got. But
great picture-making means
you've made the one picture
that can't be duplicated.
while was in Malrid
making Stanley Kramer PC
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SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-"The Prince and the Showgirl" l. sos.
$40. 7:20 and $3.50 pm
coLuMBIA-"Sweet Smell Of Success" 2;45 4:35 e25
Sis and 10 pm.
DUPoNT-"vaue for Money" 245. AGO. e:l5 sos and
9:55 pm
KErTHs-Delicate Delinquent" 1910. g. $50 TAO and
l0pm.
MacARTHUR-"The Third Key" GAS AGO. 800 sos and
9:55 pm
INTERCOLLEGIATE Prince and the Show Girl" 20
1925, $50. TAO and GAS pm.
oNTARIo-Love in the Afternoon" l. 3:l0 $50 1886 and
$50 pm
PALACE-"Silk Stockings; 3:l0 500 730 and 9:45 pm
PLAYHoUSE-"Beau James" 1905 $780, 5:l5 725 and
9:35 pm.
PLAzA-"The Miler's Beautiful Wife; 1870, $50. $780,
1880 and $3.50 pm.
TRANs-LUx-Fre Down Below" /, 3:l5. 5:2o 7:35 and
GAS pm
UPTowN-"Around the World in 80 Days: and $50 pm
wARNER-"seven wct&ers of the World" 2. s. $3.50 prS