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The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
Community Christmas Tree Fund Now $500. 50

The Community Christmas fund now totals $600.5 and additional contributors are:
 CAA personnel, Leland Adams, Sam Ailak, James Alexander, Wm. Barber, Glenn Boucher, Ernest Crump, Paul Dryden, Atilano Griego, Martin Gamboa, Elmer Greene, Alan Haferbecker, How ard Hillman, James Kitzinger, James Kohel, Andy Loesch, Robt. Schick, John Moore, Geo. Morin, Robt. Okpealuk, Philip Owen, Edward Saito, Roy Snyder, Daniel Steele, Roberta Snyder, Norris Swanson, Oscar Wall.
 Weather Bureau personnel: J. K. Mayer, Dave Henchen, Frank Lambrecht, .Ashby Craft, Roger Mallery, Bruce Winton, Robt. A. McCorckle, Don Wager;
 Hospital personnel: Lucy Ok pealuk, Gwen Dick, Carolyn Ros- tek, Ellen Rueff, Jean Cutting, Mary Garretts, Mrs Catlin, Dr. Woodcock, Dr. Mcqueen, Pearl Davis, Nancy Davis, Tom Camp bell, Audry Rauch, Silverio Ruiz, Agatha Patunac, E Viola Ailak, Fanny Iokienna, Pauline. Took too, Mary Galley, Mary Pushruk, Roy. Komukhuk, John Kiminock, Mike Sirloak.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
High School Girls Lose To Alumnae Girls Basketball Team

Last night in the school gym the A1umnae Girls basketball team bowled over the High School Girls 31 to 25. It was too much Allumnae center Bonnie Hahn She scored IT of the winners 31 points. Other scorers were Muller 6, Okpealuk 4, Davis 2. For the High School point makers were Walker 10, Hardy 10. Tanner 2 and Mogg 2.
 Another meeting between these two girl teams is anticipated in the near future.
 In the nightcap, the Polar Hor- nets romped to a 60 to 37 win over the High School Nanoohs Scoring by quarters, in favor o1 the Hornets, was: 14-8, 28-14, 41- 24, and 6O-37. Point makers were, Willoya 20, Herman 20, Longley 8, Nershak 6, Cumming 4, and Mogg 2. For the Nanooks: Eager. strom 12, Snyder II, Sheldon 6 Senungetuk 6, and Bell 2.
 This is the last game to be played until after Christmas when another doubleheader vii. be played on Friday, Dec. 27. {.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
Richard Orr's Art Work Is Praised

Richard Orr, who lived in Nome a couple of years ago and has lived at Point Hope and Kotzebue, is having a group of his paintings shown at an art exhibit in An chorage by Mel Kohler.
 Orr, who will be remembered here for his dog team, studied in Washington, DC, at the Corcoran School of Fine Arts under Richard Lahbey and Carl Weiss as well as at the Bauhaus in Chicago. He is also reported to have studied art at the University of Miami Art School
 Mel Kohler states, "This is the most exciting work I have seen in Alaska"
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
Stevenson Speaks On Freedom Versus Security

CHIC AGO, M-The United States, says Adlai Stevenson, must guard freedom more than ever in the race to catch up with the Rus sians in technological superiority.
 'sIn a headlong rush for nation al security we must not trample on freedom" Stevenson said in a speech Monday. "The threat to freedom which sense today is nothing very concrete. It is sim ply a vague, widely held feeling that perhaps we must choose be- tween freedom and survival, and that obviously the choice must be. survival"
 k He added: ssNo such choice con- fronts us. I say Fthe choice is among various national policies to ensure national survival and that as respects freedom we have no other choice at all-but to main tain it more vigilantly and vigor- ously than ever Y sss
 Stevenson, who spoke before the American Civil Liberties Un- ion, referred to the -NATO meet ings in Paris and outlined his goals for the United States: First catch up in the techno- logical race; then, in order to help US export freedom around the world, to devise bold new pro grams to meet the rising wants of the poor in the house of the ! world. And always to stand guard on the Bill of Rights"
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed bids. in writing. will be accepted at the Office of the City Clerk of the City of Nome until 5 p.m.. Dec. 23. 1857. for the purchase from the said City of the following described real property and upon inc following terms:
 Lots 2. 8. g. and 10 in
 Block 92.
 Separate bids must be made for each lot and anyone wishing 10 bid on all four lots must submit four separate bids. All bids must be accompanied by cash or check in the full amount of the bid. The City reserves the right 10 re- fuse and reject any or all bids.
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert E. Scott.
 City Clerk Publish Dec. II, Is, Is, 20, 1857
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
Cardinal Spellman Says High Mass at Anniversary Of St. J0Seph's in Seattle

SEATTLE MLFrancis Cardinal Spellman of New York presided Ut the Pontifical High Mass in St. James Cathedral in Seattle yes terday, celebrating the 50th anni- versary of the church's opening.
 The cardinal arrived from New York Monday enroute to the Far East on his seventh annual Christ mas visit with members of the armed forces.
 The cardinal reasserted in an interview his attack, first deliv- cred in New York last week, on the segment of the labor move ment that has been subverted by mobsters whose aim is to force labor and management alike to become twin slaves of the under world"
 He also voiced a prayer for peace. Fl pray for peace" he said, s3that the leaders of nations will be able with Gods. grace to main tain it."
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
PHYLLIS MAYNARD WEEDS ACS SGT. J. C. VAUGHN

Phyllis Turner Maynard of Skagway and Sgt. Jay Clark Vaughn, US. Army Signal Corps, ACS, Anchorage, were married last Friday.
 The bride is a former resident of Nome and Juneau and now IS a cafe owner with her aunt in Skagway. Sgt. Vaughn is being transferred to Juneau and they expect to make their home there after that time.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
JUDGE JUDGES. CONNECTS AND EXECUTES HIMSELF

TAIPEH, Formosa R Supreme Court Judge Lin Pah hanged him. self last night, leaving behind a note saying he wanted to die be- cause of a wrong verdict he gave two years ago.
 The 60-year-old jurist did not specify which verdict he regretted.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
Girl Scouts Earn $81 Al Rurmmape Sale

The Girl Scouts had a very sue cessful rummage sale last Satur- day and raised $81 for their prof. ect. They wish to express appre- ciation for the support given them.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

LONDON R-A woman, stopped on the street Monday night by a rowing reporter for the British Broadcasting Corp, was asked:
 "Who is representing Britain at the NATO conference in Paris?"
 President Eisenhower, she re- piled.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18

The xxx Public Library will be closed Friday evening due 10 the Community Christmas Tree Cele- bration. The library will be open Saturday afternoon as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-18
New Airport Terminal Needed

What has happened to the plans for the new airport building which were proposed earlier this year?
 The project self-supporting investment, recommended by the airlines who would like offices in the building, we'll the US. Weather Bureau and the GAIA
 We don't know just where the trouble lies, but anyone can see that with air traffic only avenue in and out of Nome for passengers comnodious and convenient building is necessary at the airport
 visitors to get good first impression of the community, modern building is imperative When it won't cost anything it will be self-sustaining investment 1t seems that the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce should have an active commit tee to get action immediately that construction start next year.
 For many years, far-sighted Nome business people have been looking to the day when air route through Nome to Russia would be feasible Maybe that day not too far in the future We be ready for increased activity at Nome Field?
 modern airport will several full-trne positions of permanent nature for people in the munity which is an important factor in the growth and development of Nome.
 One of the best Christmas gifts you can buy is a year round gift. calls for hurried crowded shop ping trip to the post office to mail no wrapping for mail
 The gift is a subscription to the Nugget It will reach friends three times week, every week of the year. 156 times, and each time the donar will be remembered.
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isii.Is QUE ST. Sc. - Excel.
transp. and shopping, . rms. d.
nette' kit bath all utils,; laundry
Que ' Inspect S,S " or cali CO 5,,6aas'.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. G.

GEORGETOWN - 2-bedrobm apis.
ENC. kit. garb disp Utils. incl.
See janitor 1900 Que st. NV.
% .sedroom apis apis. MS ESQ. 0'S MAN.
Ger. Apt. /. AID 4-032S.
I shorehsm Hotei@ nEifii,ieSs or PeAT
bedrm elevator bldg See ianitor
LARGE COOL APT. no objection TO
children. suit. 3 girls: child care,
SEQ wkly AID 4-OO62
10Th AND COLUMBIA nd. NV
Very modern enc. for ] or . busi-
ness eirlS. air-eond.; $3.50. DE.
9-5B0d.
GEORGETOWN, 1914 18th Vt. NV.
--Batchelor apt. S6i mo. OIL.
2-712S.
MINTWOOD PL. NV, iS63-l-2
rm. apis good clientele good
transD ADULTS.
no. LAMONT ST. N.W.-Liy. rm..
bedrm kit, bath: utils. sS5 mo
NO. 7-B234
SCOTT CIRCLE, i5.3 r. l. NV
Beautifully furn. enc maid service
once a wk, incl list II Avail immed.
through August or Sept. Reducing
rent to $40 per mo for quick occup.
AID 1-OBO1
HARVARD ST, betw l4th.l8th mr.
everything t2l-Liy rm, bedrm.
KIT bath washer, drier, utils, $50
Ss5 Parking RIA. B.032l
DUPONT CIRCLE, Embassy row
Enc, kit, bath, $50. rm, kit,
bath. $50, utils. DU. 7-B5Oi.
GEORGE WASH. VIC.--Bed-iiyin
I'm kit, bath, 3-rm. apt, utils
incl .bedrm., bath Pc. $4,000.
1909 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed.liv.
rm kit-dinette. pvt. bath utilS.
fufn, reas GOOD location.
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Sol 2nd ST. NV.

Apt. s-Liv. rm.. bedrm., din. kit.
and bath with screened-in rear
porch. SIS, incl. b. and INV.
CAFRITZ, DI. 5000
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ROOMS FURMlsHED-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL, 212 5th st. ne
(white)-6gle. rm.. 1915 wk. Also
cheerful dble nm. reas. Ii. 4-2534.
WhTTE-Larse front room with pvt.
shower, bath. 3042 Vista ST. ne.
HU. 3-6139.
NICELY FURN. FRONT RM.-lst
nr; gentleman pref S. wk. 500
MARYLAND ave. ne. II. l-54b4.
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COUNTRY BOARD

NANTED-Children, any age. or
MRS EbWkRD pELLiNdER, stfas.
burg, Va, Route .
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SUMMER SPECIAL

Comfortable. for ., . or 4 per.
sons Key a. Admiral Hotel 1891
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ROOMS UHFuRHIsHED
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN - Room, lIxi4.
reisr. tel grill partially furn
N3s Re 3-l31U.
COLORED NICE RIM, share kit
snd bath children welcome, COW.
gtas. Ii. 6.B244.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BoERD WANTED

A REFINED LADY wishes Q second
floor room and board in q refined
home refs. exchanged: must be in
NV. Wash, D. c.; reas. Box 29O-E,
Star. %
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ROOMS FURN-MD..vA.

Ice. RIM. on quiet St. in the heart
lovely home: single empl. lady
pref Nv and phone privls. Call
after pm, OIL. 2-s510 or OIL.
HYATTs.. MD.-Lge. air-cond. rm.
with walk-in closet, twin beds:
Suit. for 1 or > persons. sood
location; eony. TO transp.. brkist
GENTLEMAN oNLY-Large rm. "a
eo ts city 'iS Ms Y O Sag RH@'
TAX. PK.-3 rms. pvt. bath, rear
Also 1 for s65. ~. s.260l.
ROOM IN APARTMENT with /
en- privileges. Women only. IA.
GENT.--Pvt. entr.. pvt. bath, pvt.
parking walking distance Wheaton
bus. dist Call 10. 4-090G.
COLUMBIA PIKE-Pleasant I'm. for
single girl. Govt. employed. less
than miles from Pentagon. ia
7.l424 evenings or week ends,
CL 0-074l.
ARLINGTON. n, for Girl; close
HeehtS and Parkington. laundry
and kit prlvil. ia. s.50s3.
800 PHILA. AVE.-Through August
twin bedrms, 2 exposures. semi
pvt bath $40 dble.. $50 sgle. ~.
9.ls77
TAX. PK.-Bright, clean rm.. . ex-
GENTLE only. ~ 5-sl4g.
MT. RAINIER, MD, 42l5 Rainier
ave Front adioins bath, S35 mo
WA 7-454l.
ARLINGTON-Pleasant room. con-
yenient location; young man only.
IA 2-2hhB
TAKOMA PARK - RIM for man.
shady quiet ST.. conv. Ju 5-0D58.
n. ARL.--Studlo rm. with pvt. bath
and pvt, entr. :! blkS bus transp (,
Lorcom lane area ia i-6Obs
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CROFFUT PL. S.E.-Duplex. GOOD
neighborhood. NV. rm, ] bedrm,.
kit, bath: bsmt tubs; $50 plus
utlls r. @. dunno CO, no
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

SLEEP ON COOL FOAM MATTRESS.
wake up TO music. clock-radio. TV.
S7-S15 wk. 2l47 + NV. Elk. 3-6633.
I1iO QUE N.W.-Large. cool room:
fefgr.; share bath with l person.
Weekly. $40. DE. 2-4S66.
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV. 43O8-Lge.
studio rm.; hot plate. refgr.: excel
transp; 50 week. RA. 3-4709.
1913 9Th ST. N.W.-Bedrm. kit;
utils. incl; mr.. transp.: empl. cple.
white: Sl3 wk. ia. 9-l621,
1888 n. II. AVE. N.W.-Unusuail
nice 2-rm. and kitchen efficiency;
will rent by week.
1908 N. II. AVE. N.W.-lst-n. Ink.
rm.. adj. shower. Only $40 wk.
end ST. NEAR CAPITOL large
rooms with bath: sis wk. l single
room. So wk. Ii. 7-S069.
25I7 18th ST. N.W.-Engiish bsmt.
studio rm.: next bath refgr.. sink /;
clean. conf; S35. AID. 4-l635.
I74S LANIER PL. N.W.-Nice. clean
RIM, refgr. and hot plate, all utils. /;
$40 mo. CO. 5-1S53.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
$40 and Sl2 per wk.. 500 Main ST
Laurel. Md. PA. 5-1634, JU. 7-S05O,
JU. a-9l60.
COL0RED-3 rms. running water.
marking avail. S4a.50. O'SULLIVAN
REALTY, Ma. S-7S4S.
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ANACOSTIA

Exceptionally nice 1-bedrm. apt.
transp. S74.5O, incl. utils. Apply
janitor. 2025 Fendall ST. Sc.
DREYFUSS BROS
1919 18th st, NV, Ma. S-05S0
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.

siI It'll ST. N.E.--1st-n. front; Ice
studio, apt, giassedsin,s Porch,
utils. ia. 5-S72O.
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ROOMS FURN-s.E..s.W.

52I A ST. Sc, Capitol Hill--Large
outside porch, Ind floor: next to
bath. maid IS wk. or by month,
no drinkers IL
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FINEST GARDEN

PROJECT
CONGRESS HALL APIS.
Incl. utils. Mod. bldg, beautiful
grounds; ample closet space; "a blk.
to shopping center; bus at corner.
Apply tanitor on premises, 1923 18th
It. sc.
DREYFUss BROS.
1919 18th st: NV. Ma. s-O5s0
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OTIS GARDENS

144b OTIS PL. NV.
Attrac. efic. apt. in de luxe elev,
bldg. with switchboard service;
S66. 100, incl. utils.; available July /.
See manager.
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n,w,--2-bedrm, apt See ianitor, or
call 10 R.hOi4
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MAYFLOwER vIC.-Liv, rm.. eex
u; wood. burning nrepl; bedrm.
l6xl7i cleo, kit. incl, disposal,
utils,i alr-cond. $3.50; refs. Box
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NICELY FURN.. air-eond. rm.. excel
meals, use Of phone and semipvt
hath Ia o-14h5
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PARK TERRACE
1919 4th ST NV

1OAV 1V44 y 4NsVs
Apt. - Two bedrms.. living rm.,
din, kit. and bath, $S1 80, incl h.
and h.w;; avail. June .16. See ian.
itor at 337 Delafield pl. NV.
CAFRITZ III 10000
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\ 1911 22ND ST. NV.
.5-rm. luxury apt. with all new
Kit. Ice. 2-rm. efficiency apt.
RES. MGR. l03 DU. 7-Os5l
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

rms, running water
marking avail. S4a.50. O'SULLIVAN
REALTY. Ma. S-7H4S.
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tcoNIlNUEp)

1861 GOOD HOPE I'D. s.E.-Two
rms. kit, .dtnette. bath, heat and
gas; S63.5O. (SEE JANITOR.)
T.. P; SCHWARTZ. INC, DI.
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DOWNTOWN, sol 18th st. NV. apt.
gentleman. Ice water and fan.
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OGDEN GARDENS

1445 Ogden st. n.W.-Attrac.
ENC. apt, In de luxe elev. bldg,
with switchboard service; SOC. so,
incl. utils. See manager.
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APIS uMuRMsHED-p APIS uMuRNsHEu-n

LESS THAN s6O--see this apt: 3
big rms, kit bath, porch. hall;
heat. refgr.: janitor serv.; adults:
bargain. Call RIA. 6-4554.
1926 18th ST. NV, APT. 4I-Liv.
rm.,. ! bedrm.. kit, bath: $50. See
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

Junior Order Department viii Again
Waive Five.Months Term Dues In 1857
Members Holding Permanent Certificates
Are Assured OF Cutting Dividend Jackpot
JANUARY To DECEMBER 81 1856
TO the Supreme Board of Directors
Croatian Fraternal Union of America
Sister and Brother Members:
During the of my first term in office my periodic
reports reecting they did, very satisfactory depart
mental gains we'll nigh depleted my supply of adequate de-
scriptives.
The results Of last years operations spectacu
lar however that the most owery adjecves would
fall short of doing them justice.
As matter of fact, myself, though always closely
and a,idy following the progress graph of the Society
in general and this department in particular became full
y of the magnitude of achievement only after
compiled the following schedule of five years unc
tionS.
1t was revelation which pleased me immensely, to
say the least knew that 1856 had indeed been good to
but only after study of these comparisons does realize
how really good The Junior Order alone wrote up 1000
new members.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

We might well asl1-why, how come?-Ths standout
performance for year. The understandable is
attractive nducement in popular membership campaign
That attraction, of course the trip to Jugoslava
The fact that the only comparaby effective drive was
the full decade previously when Identical reward
the grand prize concusvey that the trip to Europe
will always popular and productive Let not therefore
wait another ten years for "trip to Europe campaign
Now to make graphic comparison in which we bracket
the five years question h statistical picture of the be-
ginning and the conclusion of that period to show
vivid outline of gratifying growth:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10


am particularly pleased and gratfied by the second
column in the above-the growth of the permanent type
membership In these last five that category has more
than doubled And although represents but onesixh of
the total membership count accounts for of
the $271 399 73 dues collections last year.
This is the strongest factor in the departments all
functions and the surest ingredient for continued progress
1t these that provide concrete share of the
expense dollar amply cusonng each years expanding ad
mnistration outlay
They strong deterrent against apsations and
thus become the departmental stabizng force In word
then their increase not only parallels the growth the
Junior Order but lays the foundation which this
branch firmly rests.
Yes indeed, have here a record of which
well be proud speaks we'll the leadership of the
organization and the perennial membership drives, but
most of all, truly reflects the incompatible spirit of
fraternaism which motivates workers in the field
Our member -get-a member method of operation
tnues to produce results which at and
found the entire fraternal world.
But growth and progress two way street. Only
he who gives well takes will continue the road to
greater heights 1t is just because Society has always
been the st with the most that has been able reg
lister continuing prosperity. The year just ended fiscal
period in which the juvenile branch gave Members
S28 8O75 70 in waivers
Dividends on the permanents accounted for another
S19,65942. These handsome surpass the only
contractua liabity-death benefits In addition the de-
partment this year. almost doubled its recognition for
services award to the nest managers by distributing
Sill ,435. 10 for that purpose.
Durng the of the year we've conducted Term
certificate exchange drive in which $500 old contract hold
requested and received the CSC Term coverage
Though there still number of amongst
very large which have submitted exchange
FORMS find little demand for further exchanges
less you deem it nadvisable willing terminate this
phase of operations
Being always motvated by urge to improve, I've
initiated another practice this past which though
the surface small and unspectacuar cannot but help
hancng good will better public relations and efficiency
Heretofore the Term transfer credit check usually reached
the lodge secretary weeks perhaps months after the
bers certificate
1 am happy to say that was able to few corners
and speed few routnes in both the Junior and Senior
Departments concerned that credit check goes
out with the certificate.
The lodge secretary Immediately record the amount
received Needless to say this makes all concerned much
happy, satisfied and impressed.
am pardonably proud of the fact that during the
past year at least partly instrumental in placing
"back in business way up in Alaska. You will recall
that in the early part of the century had number
of lodges up there These of existence MANY
years ago however.
During the 1855 membership campaign and our 4th
) Continued Page H.
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Zso Zso Eyes IAuntie Name
Eddie O'Brien. back

ing. Eddie O'Brien, back
soon from Japan, will find his
two daughters are down with
measles.
Everyone has something to say
about Sophia Loren. when you
see her you don't believe it: even
when you take a second look you
don't believe it," Sophia would
like to work with Marion Bran
do. And ] have a bunch she will.
Dorothy cambridge is unhappy
over reports in the French press
|of a romance with Curt Jurgens
her co-star in 'Tomango."
\ \ Il
Fernando Lamas can star in
THE Extra Man"-the John
McClain play for Broadway in
the fali-if he wants to. Fer
nando. now a hit in Happy
Hunting" with Ethel Norman,
also has two pictures to make in
Spain and Portugal, plus a series
of SO telefllms. Everything good
happened to Fernando when he
took a chance and left Holly
wood. Especially wife Arlene
Dahl, who has made a career
the secondary object of her life.
How's this for a fix? Peggy
See HOLLYWOOD, Page c.
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA) .--Zsa
Zsa GabOr wants to do "Auntie
Name" in London-in the Rosa
lind Russell role. Nothing de-
cided yet. But she will be one OF
the stars in 1.-THE Whole Truth
with Stewart Granger and ex-
husband George Sanders. II get
killed." she told me. by George.
naturally"
Kirk Douglas, Ernie Borgnine,
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
will be filming THE Vikings
aboard Barbara Hutton's yacht
which she gave to the Boy
Scouts Of Norway. The ship
sleeps $50 people. Borgnine's
baggage. incidentally, went all
the way to Rome, leaving him
stranded in London with what
he was wearing and a Viking
suit or two.
i
Rock Hudson, Hollywood's
most-sought-after actor, has 16
films to do for Universal, after
he finishes "A Farewell to Arms"
for David Selznick. His loan-out
fee Is currently $250,0O0.
Shirley MacLaine. with two
weeks vacation before starting
THE Matchmaker" at Para
mount with Shirley Booth, is of
to the Orient where husband
Steve Parker is making movies
with Japanese government back