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HoLLYWo
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

III, signed to co-star with
Juliette Greco in her picture
for Rank, whirlpool"
And we won't be seeing George
Sanders for a while. He's of To
Spain to join Tyrone Power
and Gina LOllObrigida in SOL
oman and Sheba."
There will be no divorce In
the Hedy LAMAR Howard Lee
separation, until either one de-
cides on marriage with some
one else. Hedy is we'll fixed fol
life with the settlement from
her millionaire mate. She hopes
to reactivate her independent
picture company.
y
Redhead RhOnda Fleming Is
taking an upturn careerwise
Bob Hope tagged her for his
girl in "Alias Jesse James.
Domestically. Rhonda is moi
doing as well. Despite reports
Of a reconciliation, Rhonda in
sists she is going through with
her divorce from DIR. Lew Nor
rill. OF course, she insisted this
the last time they separated.
Lex Barker, who was ready
to return to Hollywood wher
his picture with Gina LOllO.
brigida went phfft, is staying
in Rome to make two movies
"Litar" and Captain Fire,
from a Robert Louis Stevenson
story. BY remaining in Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
CLOSED VISION"
At $50 and 1000
RECOMMENDED FOR
ADULT AUDIENCES

ADULT AUDIENCES
Starts Tuesday. / day only: Cocteau's
"RUY BIAS" and "A ROYAL AFFAIR
starring MAURICE CHEVALIER.
Wed, Thurs: BICYCLE THIEF and
"PAIaAN
Friday Aug % week: MARLEHE
DIETRICH in THE BLUE ANGEL,
plus GRETA GhRBO in STREETS OF
SORROW"
September 5. Q weeks: CHARIE CHAP
LIN IN THE GOLD RUSH"
SON the immortal BUSTER KEAToN.
YhTRYhY Feirfax. vo or. 3-7SSs
sso Free Porkinq
NO TIME FOR sERGEANTs," ZOO;
THE YOUNG LIONS" 900.
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SYLVESTER
Continued From Page AIS

Continued From Page AIS
on those Co-Star records which
give you a chance to ham it UP
with stars.
4 4 4
The International Jazz band
drew 1880 people at Brussels
and the Julliard Orchestra
drew so. How about that jazz?
Sal Cucinotta of Teddy's
carries his hearing aid in his
back pocket. He wants to hear
what people are saying about
him behind his back. {. . Sign
at the Ardsley Water Wheel
flower garden: Love EN- and
Leave En-" I will not be
in town on Labor Day when
Alan Freed brings % rock m
roll acts to the Brooklyn Fox.
:, A Times Square gift shop
offers alligator bags made in
Japan from oriental alligators. Z"
=. Allen and DeWood know a
gal who owes her good looks
to her father. He's a plastic
surgeon. Jimmy Rushing
joins Stanley Melba's jazz bash
at Buck Hill Falls, August %.
:, There's a new romantic
ballad called "Squawks Along
the Yukon" Yukon have it.
:. Lynn Willis, pianist at
Andres in Great Neck, is my
idea Of a keyboard guy. I'm
too old to read that book THE
Habit of Loving" Smirnoff
vodka must be aiming for the
carriage trade. It's sponsoring
a Bloody Marie cocktail.
know a guy got three tickets
for jaywalking. One more and
they take away his shoes. q.
That book Scramble Six Hur-
ricanes" Is pretty windy. .
I avoided that magazine arti-
Gle How to Avoid the Bill Col
lector." AS long as they're
investigating linen outfits and
laundries, why don't they find
out who rips all the buttons of
shirts? :. If the Dodgers don't
try a little harder they may
not hold eighth place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

! Lex can make q big saving on
his United States income tax.
Steve Cochran finds 1t hard
to forget that British beauty.
Sabrina. And he is currently
after the blond to co-star with
him in a gangster story, cur
rently titled, The Mobster."
The title must be changed to
avoid conflict with his current
film, II, Mobster." / hear that
Sabrina is in the mood to say
yes" to Steve's working and
personal proposals.
Maureen StapletOn cannot
linger in Hollywood after she
completes Miss Lonelyhearts"
for DOre Schary. She has an
October rehearsal date in New
York for the new Sam Behrman
play, The Warm Wind and the
/ Cold"
=
Mr.. Schary will be taking
time out from his independent
film company to write a play
about his family experience in
the catering business.
Maurice Chevalier, buster
than he has ever been in his
long career, joins Lucille Ball
and Desi Arnaz. on the Desilu
spectacular october 3. Then he
flies to Paris for his Can Can"
picture for Goth, with Metros
THE Blessing" before or after.
This BUSINESS couldn't happen
to a more charming pro.
British Actress Florence Des-
mOnd makes a comeback to the
London Theater with Beatrice
Lille in "Auntie Name" It's
been quite a while since Auntie
Bea appeared in a play over
there, and her ladyship says
she is nervously awaiting open
ing night, September 10.
Lana Turner loaned 16-year-
old Sandra Dee the famous
sweater worn by Lana when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Time to Relax

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Alan Ladd is recovering from q
severe attack of shingles
caused, his doctor told him, by
nervous exhaustion following
his nonstop Proud Rebel,
Man in the Net" and televi-
sion filming. Alan is loaded
with money, he doesn't have to
work that hard. Anna
Kashil's return to her act
ing career has the gossipist:
predicting a cleft in her mar
rage with Marion Brando.
The Red Skeletons mailed to
their friends the beautiful
eulogy by Gene Fowler for their
little son Richard. Sad. but
comforting.
Metro would like Elizabeth
Taylor to tour with her excel
lent Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Liz will p. a., but only II
Arthur LOew, jr. can tag along
-. Lii st. Cyr wore her birth
day suit only, for the bathtut
scene in II, Mobster." But II
will get you nothing that the
footage will be cut before
reaching you-all. Now I'm
sure that Milton Berries new
TV show will be successful. HI
signed Jimmy Durante for 6
guest spot. It's time Jimmy
returned to his own show.
Ricky Nelson's Poor Little
Fool record is as big in Brit.
ain as it is here. Now they
want him to come over anC
visit.
Otto Preminger, who stepped
In to direct "Porgy and Bess,
will talk about everything
except Reuben MamOuIlan
whom he replaced. o. w
Fischer, who didn't make thu
grade with Henry Roster a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

she started her movie career al
the same age In They Won't
Forget" Sandra is currently
portraying Miss Turner's teen
age daughter in Imitation Of
Life" The question: Does 1t
look as good on Sandra as 1t
did on Lana?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

COUNT EN- PIECES! cups IL bread
and base . Covered Crmer s6exrac
of
beautifully traditional Orient
yellow
Hoydn-uy distinctive
n
Floor 9TH Shr land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Films Of More Thon Routine Merit

THE GODDESS"-Kim Stanley sensitveIy enacts Paddy
Chayefsky's stark candid portrait Of a movie star.
IMITATION GENERAL"-Glenn Ford Red Buttons as
pair Of improbable GIs in a wacky
"MOBY DICK"-Herman Melvlle's classic novel made into
truly classic motion picture by John Huston
mo TIME FOR SERGEANTS"-Andy Griffith as Pvt. viii
St0ckdale in his hilarious duel with the Air Force.
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-Howard Keel
lively cast in Of the best musicals in years.
SILK STOCKNGS"-Cyd Charlse and Fred Astaire rOmp
gaiy through bright musical version Of "NnOtchka."
TEACHERS PET"-Clark Gable and Doris Day deity
play fresh comedy In authentic newsrOOm setting
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D-24THE SUNDAY STAR
WHY GROW oLD2
Exercises
ForFat
Knees
BIZ JosEPHINE LoWMAN

~ 9OsANA AANANAA - " aHAANaN
,Rssiatsr and Tribune syndieats
Few women are knee deep
IN beauty and ] hope skirts
never become that short
againl There are too many
homely knees and somehow
they are more noticeable In q
short skirt than when the leg
is seen as q whole, as II Ia
when wearing shorts or q
swim suit.
One era Of knobby knees
and fat knees Is enough for
one lifetimei
Knee defects which come
from bone structure cannot
be improved with exercise.
This. Of course, Is the case Of
the knobby knee. However.
you can improve the appear
ance of your knees II your
problem Is too much fat there.
Weights the Answer
Also. remember that your
general weight affects the
way your knees look.
II you are very much un-
derweight. you will have bony
knees. II you are very much
overweight. you are q rare
woman II your knees do not
also become fat.
! remember once, q long,
long time ago, / allowed my
self to gain IA pounds too
much. I looked at my knees
one night and was frightened.
] thought I was swollen up
with some poison In my
system.
MY husband gently re-
minded me that / had never
been that fat before and that
maybe that was the reason
for the change. Now II I
gain q pound my family re-
fers to 1t as Poison Fat"
Believe me 1t is poisonous.
too, 30 far as o woman's ego
Is concerned. 4
Swing Leg
Anyway. II your knees are
too fat do the following ex-
ercise. Lie on your back,
with your arms resting on
the floor at your sides and
your legs straight. Lift the
left leg halfway up to right
angles to the body. Hold 1t
there while you swing the leg
(from the knee DOWN in a
circle, first in one direction
and then in the other. Lower
leg. After a while lift the
right leg halfway UP and
circle. from the knee down.
Here is another good one.
Lie on the floor on your
tuInmy. Bend your left knee
back as far as you can. Re-
turn to place. Bend your
right knee back. Return to
place. Continue, alternating
left and right. Try to spank
yourself with your feet.
II you would like to have
my leaflet Take Steps To-
ward Lovely Legs" send a
stamped, self-addresSed en-
velope with your request for
leafiet No. Is. Address jose
phine Lowman in care Of
this newspaper.
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Team Event
TN srRIkE


Dora Ingram, Charles I.ansley
and Joe Norris an came 20 see
the strikers roll Thursday The
faithful Sue Washington Jessie
Johnson. Dorothy Lewis and Betty
Adams were there with their al
ways encouraging comments, as
were Calne Fowler and Georgia
Canton.
The race for championship Is
getting tighter each week, II that
is possible. aud the season is fast
coming % a close, Those of us in
or near nrst place wll have 70
40! go, go down the home stretch
TEN STRIFE, MARCH 20
nigh single Game Mary Rus,
sell IS2, Loretta Moore 1T, Muir
iel Gardner I6S. HOWE Barrett
2l9 Geo Matthews 2ll, Geo Man.
ming COS, and Chff Burnes 2os
High series; Mary Russell $50
Munel Gardner 46f Loretta Moore
452 HOWE Barrett bT7. Geo. Man
ming S5a. and HOWE Gupnells $40
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with her team, Chad 10 have you
back Doris,
Reretta House became chalieng
er tor Champion on RowleranAa
Sunday We're sorry she didn't
take the crown. however the lovely
prizes to the challenger soften the
blow quite bit Besides large
trophy Berstts received an elevtrc
mixer and a mattress
ART Moore. Bonnie Fowler. Cliff
Barnes. HOWE Barrett Snd Hawie
Gunnells howied sunday, Mar Is,
IN the Meas city Tournament.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
High Single Game: Edna Ildy
1877 Muriel Gardner 10. Louise
Thomas l5e Ralph Jones 2S6
Ron Judy las, and Geo Man
ring 1877
High SERIES; Munei Gardner
4Sd Agnes Bailey az Bessie
Green aat Ralph jones $50. Geo
Manning aS5, and Ron Judy
aga
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

SON the as highlander won j
and lost fot hts FIRST winning
year in the big leagues Tie Som.
piled that reeord despite tho fact
that be was often sidolined with
injuries once a hgsmcnt in the
area OF the right knee and once
In the elbow Of his pitching arm.
II Is this recort that makes
Manager Hutch lool, forward TO AZ
least IS victories he bases that
feeling oh Jones past record and
on l-luning job the other dag in
spring training against the Gin
etpaa Red Legs In that perform
anec, Jones struck out I allowed
3 hits but no runs
There arr -four Negroes in train
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
DON'T WATCH PINS
MIRO Row hers Mammal

The Importance Of spot bowling
cannot be oyer-emphasized, as il
has q decided advantage over
pin" bowling where the indiy1d-
ual keeps her eyes on the pins
during the delivery OF the bali
The individual who looks at the
pms only when delivering the bali
just hopes tina, her BAH viii roll
into the on-three pocket. when as a
matter Of fact she Is only haphaz-
ardly throwing the bah out on the
alley IN the general direction OF
the pins she has no idea as 20
the particular spot where the bah
should be placed and she cannot
DO so consistently when she IS look
ing at another place beyond this
point or beyond the spot over
which she should cause her bali
30 roll
Bear this thought in mind I'm
deavor TO control your bail by al
ways knowing where you start
it and how you roll It. being cer-
tain 10 concentrate on the proper
rhythm, timing and follow through
as well as drawing an imaginary
line from the foul line 20 the spot
out on the alley over which you
intend 10 have the ball roll IN
attempting to illustrate the dif-
fercut angles ut which the bowling
bah Is rolled by those who employ
the various deliveries, such az
straight back-up, hook and curve
it ts necessary TO exaEEerate tho
angle because u ls impossible 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

'ing here with the Cardinals, the
largest number in the history of
the organization Present at the
camp besides Jones arv Fans
BARNES. another pitcher Curtis
Flood and toc Taylor both cut
feeders
Observers say this is a Ear cry
from the pre- Anfeuacr Busch
ownership of the Cardnala when
mo Negro players We're either
secuted stancd or sent e spring
training To-day the organisation
has approximately 40 Negro hail
players scattered Throughout the
vast Farm system II Is believed
that since tpA3 when Gussie Busch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Friday. March Is 1855 Minneapolis SPOKESMAN, Page

President ~ the Cardinals and
Anheuscg Busch announced that
players would he judged on the
basis Of their ability alone 30 far
az the Cardinals were concerned,
that the greatest strides were
made by the Red Birds in PRO
vidiag equal opportunities
Barnes a so vearaoid tigbt hand
o. was taato pitcher FOR Omaha
last season and turned IN good
performance Sunday when he
started agsiuat the American
league champions the New York
Yankees TIC allowed only enc run
snd that crossed the plate as he
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5edAIgz Phi
nANN
~nwg '
TMIN CITY IAnIEs

Mrs. Archie Chambers and
daughter Ailyce OF Fort Madison
Iowa came 70 see Just how the
Minnesota Bowler in the family
starr Shephardl was splitting the
pins With them was Ne0ka FLOYD
a very attractive little Miss. Jerry
ana Annabel Beal looked IN on
the action, their FIRST visit this
season, Mrs Margaret Hayes.
starr Shephards mother made a
most welcome guest also. Art
Moore, Eugene Grant, Jim Gard
ner and the old "standhys -
HoWie Barrett, HOWE Gunneus.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

ca'talas stay claan b. the Kitchen
with an automatic eis,trio fanga.
80 DO walls npd pots and pans
buoau@o electric osok iuE Il finan
cooking And it's fdd c1ukiua.
aiaut surface units mtuR coffee
water 90 q buil Ia sstuadS8
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

forred one OF the Yankees into
a double play
Flood and Taylor are both con-
sidcted at this time able 10 help
The taAS team Flood has played
both AZ thru base ana center field
The 20 yearold spcodater lod the
Carolina league IN hitting with
$40 average ia 1895 and las, year
moved TO the South Atlantic league
where he hit 200. the firth best
mark IN that league
During spring training with the
Cardinals Flood has shown that
he can field with the best OF them
and has good power AZ the plate
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital S-535I

George Matthews all added to the
fun Clarence Butler was Interested
IN cur leaving our bali at the al
legs mo thanks Clarence its our
ball no matter how bad It looks
Remember Ladies' March SIS
is the deadiine for having your
banquet reservations in. Marie
Matthews needs your support II
we are 20 have the usual success
fll affair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

S ciearl Adams tsi RULER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Redbirds Depend
On Som Jones
For Banner Yeur

81 Petersburg Fla iANrl
A sound Sad sam Jones' In being
counted on this season hy 81 Louis
Cardinal manager Fred HNtcmu-
son as the Red Birds plunge deep
into regular spring training here.
Jones Is one Of the big ~ the
Cardinal pitching STAFF along with
Larry jackson Indy Mcdaniel
and Vinegar ben MiEe1 Last sea
Clear Adams lal E1lIlnr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

NORTHERN LIGHTS

The Northern Lights league IS
having it's annual banquet on MAY
8rd
Magnolia Jones friend Of Agnes
Bailey came 20 cheer Agnes ON 10
victory Saturday Raymond Cooper
was pulling for his favurites Our
faithful friends Alice Jean Knight
and Lorena TurubulI always ads
20 the merriment with their pres
cnCe
We missed the Lees, Lii and Ed
die Where were you folks Doris
WinSerBun who has been out most
of the season due 90 an injured
knee was hack again and bowling
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
alley in the proper prop

show an alley in the proper prop.
ortion,
TWIN CITY LADIES, MARCH rs
High single Game Louise Thorn.
as 2l5, Edith Watson SOS, and
Georgia Canton ISIS.
High series Louise Thomas SS0.
Georgia Canton SOS. and Jane Lee
4sS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

fhInA ~ the mnst beautiful Kitchen yoa
ever saw Didn't "a haya al alo1tfia ransu7
90 epufp". hecnu@o beautiful kitchen shirts
with . beautiful range And tho hew slao.
tries hfa lovely In white Cor kitchen match
lbs colafsl, they brighten up tie whole
roam, give u s,tsiefH look
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

ciente, resucite con motive de L
convention nacional de Medicink
de Veterinaria que comienzs hdA
en- Convention Hall, Filadelfia..
Por 10 menos, segdri inforn6 81
doctor 0 A Lopez Pacheco, en- /.
convention Sc va a discutir eli asur
to.
Los 'tecnicos' son hombres ma
graduates de medicina veterina.
ria que viene u~tilizando ell Gobier.
no para labores de medicina ami,
NAL que antics eran hechas Dor We.
terinarios
Ell asunto fue ampliamente de.
batido aqui hasta que Sc legislo "a.
ra permitir Ell empleo de tales tee.
nicos, Pero los veterinarios locs-
les nunca han estado dc acuerdo
con clio.
Ell Gobierno ha alegado que los
"teenicos" son n~ecesarios poru.e
no hay suficientes veterinarios "
que las labores que Sc les enco.
mlendan son de tai ~naturaleza oua
no r%equieren preparation profe.
sional.
La question de los tecnicos tam
pen ma sido obieto de disputa en-
los Estados Unidos y en- la conyen-
cion annual del afio pasado la ASH
claclon Americana de Medicina We
terlnarla .aprobo una resolution
respaldandI la protesta de los We.
terlnarlos boricuas.
Lopez Pacheco salio hacia Fila.
DELTA para asistir a la convention
en- calldad de observador.
MUERTos 1O6 REBELDEs
ARGEL-( UPI).-Un total ID
lo6 rebeldes fueron muertos aver
pof las tuerzas de seguridad frarfAs
cesas, mlentras continua en- toda
Argella encarniZada lucha. -
Las autoridades dicen que, en- los
ultlfnos dias la lucha ha aumentas
40 en- lntensidad aparentemente
como parte de I'm plan del Alta,
marldo del Movimiento de Libers.
cion Nacional, Sc cree que los M:
rlgentes del movimiento estan- an.
colerlzados porque Ia nueya cora.
tltuclon del general de Gaulle nj
la autOnomia s5ars Al
CELIA. a1a .aiS