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memory Of my " dear Husband. an i hR.
THUR l.. ANTHONY, who passed
away one year ago today, April Is,
1859.
No one knows how much I miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
I have suffered since lost you,
Life has never been the same.
The blow was sreat, the shock
I little thought the end was near.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain Of parting without farewell.
To have. to hold, and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow of my heart;
Your memory is as dear today
As in the hour you passed away.
II all the world we're mine to give.
10 siye It, yes, and more ,
Come smiling throuSh the 0Gon door,
YOUR LONELY WIFE. MELVIRA.
ANTHONY. ARTHUR L, In loving
memory OF our stepfather and step
grandfather, ARTHUR L. ANTHONY,
who passed away enc year ago to-
day, April Is, 1883.
One long and lonely year has passed
Since God took you away:
Each day seems longer than the last.
And life no longer gay.
Will ne'er from US depart;
Though you are gone forever,
You are always in our hearts.
MAXINE BRYCE, CLAREN z
RIDGELEY AND THEIR CHILL
DREN.
BIRCH, LILLIAN V. Sacred to the
memory Of our beloved sister. ILL
LIAM v. BIRCH, who passed twenty
nine years ago, April Is, 1881.
We often sit and think OF you
When We are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
HER SISTERS AND BROTHER,
MARIE c. JACKSON. MARY +.
TURNER AND ELDRIDGE T.
ROBERT c., sr. IN low
ing memory OF our husband and
father, ROBERT c. BLACKMON,
Sr., who passed away one wear
ago today. April Is. 1859.
Days Of sadness still cover over US,
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near US,
Though you left one year aso
MRS. INEz B. BRINKLEY AND
FAMILY.
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RoyS. Harris, IT,
Ex-CityC Controller

LYNCHBURG, Va, April IS
(AP).-Ray Saunders Harris,
~, who retired in 1853 as
Lynchburg city controller and
clerk of the City Council, died
yesterday at Memorial Hospital.
Born in Marion November
18, 1882. Mr.. Harris began
his service with the city as
deputy city auditor in 1920.
Before coming to Lynchburg,
he was employed in the &C.
counting department of the
general Offices of the Norfolk g.
Western Railroad in Roanoke.
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DrathH

wALBygRN. ,nsS Jennie. on al THURSDAY.
BURN Of West clifton Terrace
Apartments: beloved mother, Of Or
Vile H. Walburn Of Washington,
2: C. Services at the he's, 8. !, Hines
NV, on Saturday, April 10. at 9
Ssas gssno.S:553{.' SSiSS.toe: Hill csmsfsFy' Is
WALDO: CULLEN T.; suddenly, on
residence, 743l Little River turn
pike, AnnsndSle. Va2 CULLEN z.
WSido. father 'ef0 Of Mrs. rs Anita Tt'6 Drew.
Waldo; brother Of Mrs Anna Dun
can and stephen Hunter. Friends
may call at the Eyerly Funeral
va, (parking in resrl, where services
will be held on Saturday, April
i6' at / am lnterment private.
tributions to the Heart Fund, care
Of your local postmaster.
WARE, MARGARET KRUSEN. On
Wednesday; April l3. 1850, at the
home OF her son, 1870 Lynnmoor
Sriys; atY1r siIysT KsT,ssS sSripg' Nd MAR; :;
the. late Albert william Ware, IT..
and mother Of Mrs. Harold A.
soudsTss Mrs, Warren W, Hesdley:
Miss Minna B Ware and Richard
p EsTs' War, sister Tssr. of Ms. Jeremi.h b
grandchildren and nine great-grand-
children. Mrs. Ware rests at the
Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. where services will be held
am; parking facilities). Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. Is
WILLIAMS, sMALLwOoD e.. Jr. Sud-
denly, on Wednesday. April l3, 1860,
sMALLdWoop 2. WILLIAMS. Jr.,
Of Bishop and Mrs smaiivood VIII
Psaf s%i Jones' sne Of RESfass sSasslpS%a % NJ sa
Miss Yvonne Williams and Wallace
williams. He also, is survived by
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed At his late
IS Funeral services on Saturday
April IS. at ! pm, at the Bible
Way Church, 1880 New Jersey ave.
NV, Bishop John S. Bean oficiat-
Cemetery. Arrangements By Barnes
a. Matthews.
WILM0T: ALICE H. On Thursday,
Va, ALICE H. WiLMoT, wife OF Of
the late William H. Wilmot, mother
Of John R Wilmot of Princeton.
Falls Church, Va: sister " Of o Albeit H
r; Hubbard of Welland, Ontario;
Clarence A. Hubbard OF Detroit,
Mich; Miss Amy z. Hubbard of
Warren. Pa. and Mrs. Arthur Din
Of John Russell BAH and Anne caro-
line Wilmot. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. until
II noon Saturday. April 10; thence
to st. Georges Episcopal Church,
North Nelson st. and Fairfax drive,
Arlington. Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held at pm. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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Auxiliary Will Install

The Ladies Auxiliary of jew
ish War Veterans Post TOT Of
Wheaton will install newly
elected officers at a special
meeting at $50 pm. Sunday at
Congregation Har Tzeon Audi
torium. 1840 University Boule-
ward West, Silver Spring.
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Garn nf Chunks

MULLIcAN, LESLIE N. The famlly
81 the late LESLIE N. MULLlcAN
Acknowledges with grateful appre-
citation the many flowers, cards
and other expressions of sympathy
DURING their recent bereavement.
MRS. LESLIE MULLIcAN AND
o'KEEFE, CHARLES TERRENCE. The
family Of the late CHARLES TER
RENEE O'KEEFE wishes to express
their gratitude for the many express
sions Of sympathy received during
their recent bereavement.
MAJ. GEN. AND MRS. RICHARD
J. OKEEFE. 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
&th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
9sNSsfax ssS5 i4sh st Nv 'RS 70 T6. sIsas.W 81 sW
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites. Garden Of
the Apostles; reas LU. 2-S657 IS
FORT LINCoLN| sites, Garden Of
Living Sculpture. Call WA. 7-4900.
FORT LINCOLN-Living sculpture
section: . desirable sites, $500. CHI.
$3.50 II
2 BURIAL SITES, National Memorial
Park: reasonable; beautiful location.
IA. 2-3S19. IL
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-1 lot
a siteD, $500. JE. 4-50l5,
o,l5,16
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BROWN, SADIE 8, On Tussasys DAY., ,Apri

Iss. 1889; 1880 i sA5IE 3, 2; BEo%N ss S.So, q 2.
sister Of Mrs. Alice 8. ouander
Also surviving are a niece. Clay,
W and Howard p Smith and VEL
ton A. 0uander. and other relative;
and many friends. After 4:30 .. m
Friday. April Is. friends are in;
oro Hors 70 s go ~ OH e M'nTs ~ nv Whef.
services will be held on Saturday
April l6, at l pm. Interment
Union Cemetery. Alexandra. Va. IL
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RREsNAHAN, GERTRUDE M. {

Wednesday, April II. 1886 GER
jameson St.. Hilicrest Heights. Md,
beloved wife OF James P. Bresna-
han, sr:.. mother of Josephine B
Lusby. Mary. =. Davis. James
Bresnahan and sister Of Francis J.
and Edmund J. Mulvey. She also
Is survived by eleven grandchildren
Relatives and friends may call at
the. Collins Funeral Home. 3s2 !
be held on Saturday, April 10, at
10 am. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery, 1b
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Wsdnssdey. April 1a, 1850. IDA
SARAH DAVIDS of 103 Missouri
ave NV. beloved mother OF Rob
also is survived By two sisters. Ms
Pauline Mersky Of New York and
Mrs Annie Sanders of San Fran
cisco. Calf: a brother, Isaac Kap-
Ian Of Boston, Mass. and two
$50 an. Friday. April is, at the
Bernard Danzansky Il Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 l4th st. NV. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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CRAWFORD. CLAUDE z. on wednes

day; ApIII l3,, 1860, CLAUDE z.
Rockville Nd. beloved father Of
Mrs. Alice c. Gilmore Of the home
address and Mrs, Grace Shackelford
OF San Diego. Calf: brother Of Mrs.
Thomas Crawford and Soion Craw-
ford. One grandchild also survives.
Friends are invited ito call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Ma. S Requiem m mass pII' viii be stassHs offsfed
at $3.50 am. Monday. April IS, at
St, Mary's Catholic Church, Rock
Vile, Nd. Interment st. COLUMBIA J.,
Middletown, r. I. tstatesville, N. C.,
papers please copy) II
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coINER. BESSIE TROY. On T

day, April Il, 1850. at her resi-
denee. 2sl0 39th st. NV, BESSIE
TROY COINER, beloved mother OF
Thomas T. Coiner and sister OF
Miss Kay Troy and Mrs. Lucas p.
Hart Of Kingsport. Tenn. She also
Is survived by four grandchildre n
and one great-grandchild. Services
Amherst, Va, on Saturday, April
Is. at 2 pm. Interment church
cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by the
RinAldi Funeral Home.
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COLvIN, LoNzo, On sunday, Apr

10. iaso' IoNzo e GOWN SIHpS' Of AS5t 81
9th st. NV. husband of Mrs. Geral
three Children. ~ MIS- Je Joseephin'
Mitchell. Leroy and Lamont Colvin
eight grandchildren, two brothers
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Friday, April Is
friends may call at the Palmer Flu
services will be held on Saturday
April 16, at ] pm. Interment Ma
tional Harmony Memorial Park.
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BONDS, LULA EsTELLE. On Wednes

DAY, April I3, 1860, at Prince
r asEEEfsr GensEsi soNps Il Hospiss SoHsico LSdA Md
beloved wife Of James Bonds; mother
OF Mrs. Clara Gray and James
Bonds, RI; sister Of Mrs, Eliza
Hardy OF Aauasco, Nd, and Mrs
Bessie Spring Of Baltimore, Md, Sht
also is survived by four grandchil.
dren, seven great-yrandcnildren and
host OF relatives and friends
Friends may call at the Kelson Flu.
neral Home, AquaSco. Nd, from
services will be held at ST. Thomas
Methodist Church, Brandywine, Md.
at IL I'm. Saturday, April Is. Inter
mani church cemeterY
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BELL. SAMUEL g., y. suddenly. ,Or

tae; Wednssdsy, ssmyLt April iii IS. 1850 a. hi III
home, 39S Park ave, Takorna Park
Nd, SAMUEL @, BELL, Jr:. huI.
band OF Margaret P. Bell, brother
Betty z. Cleveland. Mr.. Bell resti
at the Warner z. Pumphrey Fu'
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Nd, where service
will be held on Saturday, April 16
at 3 pm. parking facilities. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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HOLLOWAY, FRED D. On Thursday,
April "A, 1860. FRED HOLLOWAY
Of SO Fenton St ne, beloved hus-
brother of Ida williams and Robert
Holloway. He also is survived by
three nephews, three nieces and
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Holloway may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H st. me-, after II noon Sunday,
April II. Funeral services on Mon
day. April Is, at the John Stewart
Methodist Church, 7th and A SITS.
ne. at / pm. the Rev. I. A. Moye
ofhciating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery II
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HESS, JOHN X. on Thursday. April
Hospital, JOHN X, HESS Of 49,
Que place NV, beloved husband oi
Amanda L. Hess and brother Of
Ralph K. Hess Of Philadeiphia, Pa
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
ing oppositel. Services will be held
at the Church OF the Pilgrims, 22d
and P sts. NV. on Saturday, April
IS, at 2 pm. Interment Lizton
Ind. In lieu OF flowers contribu.
tons may, be made to the Renova.
Pilgrims indianapolis, Ind, pa.
pers please copy)
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HISS, JOHN K. On Thursday, April
AA IA, 1860, at Washington.
MSA D. c.. JOHN K. HESS,
EEN N member Of Columbia Typo
III MN graphical Union, No. 1O1.
and the Job Day Section,
NsA(T GPO. Remains resting at
w. Gawler's Funeral Home,
1855, Pa. ave. NV. Services on
Saturday, April 16. at 9 pm, at
the Church of the Pilgrims, 22d and
SITS. NV, Interment LiZton, Ind
Members Of the union are invited to
attend funeral services.
ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES, v. Pres.
JOSEPH 2. LINS. Secy.-Treas.
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JOHNSON: HENRY. On Monday.

April II, 1860. HENRY JOHNSON
OF 1107 Eye ST.. ne. He leaves to
T johnson; two sisters. Miss Jane
johnson and Mrs. Mary Smith;
seven brothers. Frank, Harry, Theo-
dore, Phillip. Joseph, Thomas. Wal
ter and Douglas Johnson. and other
relatives and many friends. He
rests at the Moten Funeral home,
@7lS 18th st. ne. Friends are
invited to call on Friday, April is.
after 8 pm, at the above funeral
home. Funeral on Saturday, April
l6, at 1890 pm. the Rev, e,
mony Cemetery,
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April IS. ieeo, n FRED EpDe0npei0HS SAWS
Of se06 14th ave. HyattsVille,
Nd. beloved husband Of Ida sylvia
Davis: devoted father OF Mrs. Gloria
Van Crack, MIS-. Eunice Greenblatt,
Mrs, Marlene Golden and Morris B.
Davis. He also is survived by five
sisters: Mrs. Betty Nash, New York:
Mrs. Florence Marino, New York:
Mrs. Marsaret Woolen, Miami. Fla. .
Va: Mrs Annette Levitt foOIqt Ports.
mouth, Va; two brothers, Harry
and Joseph Davis, and six grand
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky g. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 18th st. NV,
on Friday, April Is, at 1880 am.
1nterment King David Memorial
Garden. Memorial week. S206 14th
ave, Silver Spring, Md In lieu Of
flowers, the family SUGGESTS that
contributions may be made to the
D. c. Cancer Aid Group, Box S721
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IoAs, FARRUKH. On Thursday. Apri

IOAS, FAKKUkH. On Thursday, April
pt. SSS centeT IA PsREuKH RREdiefnsiSn foAs HOS 81
31o1 South st. NV. daughter OF
Leroy c. and Sylvia 1oas, sister oil
Mrs. Christian Chapman. Services
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
on Saturday, April 10. at IL am
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery,
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VANS. ALBERI Z. III; Slddenly. On
z. EVANS III, beloved SON Of Albert
E. and Patricia Evans, brother of
Leslie Louise Evans, grandson of
Geraldine A. Evans and Albert z
Evans, sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
and All Angels Episcopal Church,
S501 New Hampshire ave. Adelphi,
Nd, on Saturday, April i6, at II
am. lnterment private. Arrange
mentS by Takoma Funeral Home
be appreciated as a memorial
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GREENE, PENMAN THEODORE

(TED). On Thursday, April IA,
1860, MAN THEODORE
GREENE Of 170S Cd st. NV,
husband of the late Justine
wilkes Greene, brother of Mary
Greene Simms and George r
Greene. He also is survived
by other relatives and friends.
After pm. Monday, April IS,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
On Tuesday, April 10. at IL am,
Father Charles Miller oficiatinE
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. The family may be contacted
at So Quincy place NV, DU.
7-l52S. lS
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i -. ise6. WILLIAM BAKER. He
/: survived by his devoted wife: wife,
children, six grandchildren and
many other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at his late resi-
denee. Newburg. Nd on Friday,
on Saturday. April 16, at 10 am.
at st. Mary's Catholic Church, New
port, Nd. ARRANGEMENTS BY the
W, H. Bacon Funeral Home, 1722
eth st. NV.
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JACKsoN. MINNIE R on Mnna.,

Aprii il. 1850, MINNIE R! MJaeas JACK.
SON Of 1405 Webster st. NV.
beloved mother of Mozelle Yancy
Emma Lloyd. Mabel jackson, Gladys
BRYANT, Gloria winston, Faith
jackson. She also is survived by
two sisters, one brother. twenty.
nine grandchildrenb, four great.
grandchildren and other relative,
and friends. After pm. Friday
April Is. friends are invited Il
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 Yor
st., NV Funeral services will b
held at the John Wesley M. Z
Church. Waterford, Va. on Satur.
day, April I6, at ! pm. Interment
tacted at ii05 Webster 81 NV '0h' II
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HAUsER, LUCIE C.. On Thursday,
s. sR. Ii ttc1hss hss0s e. Il AASsER SsRgESsP e JSS5 HS;
l4th st. NV, aunt Of John =.
Hauser. jr., and sister of Joseph
Townsend Hauser and Stanley @.
Co Funeral Home, 2901 14th st,
NV. on Saturday, April 10, at IL
noon parking facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. is
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DEN

Continued From Page d.
Democratic convention in
Chicago I saw Kelly looking
at family photos shown him
by some fellow delegates.
Then Kelly began showing
photos of his own family.
And here" he finally said,
'is a picture of my daughter,
Grace, and her husband.
Keep it," 1t was Monoco's
new one-franc postage stamp.
TRAVEL NOTE: While AL
fred Hitchcock was in Aus
tralia in behalf of his film
Psyche" he was asked If
he'd consider making a movie
in Australia. He said he
would, If he ever could flnd
the right script for Australia.
For instance" said Hitch
cock, "if we could find a story
where a cop jumps in a kan
garoo's pouch and says fol-
low that carr"
LOCAL NEWS: Eugene
IOnescO will be the first con-
temporary playwright to have
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a work performed by the
Comedie Francaise THE
Tenth Man" finally will field
a team in the Broadway Show
League; they took over the
team from the late musical,
"Greenwillow" The Over
seas Press Club has decided
not to sell its present quart
ers Floyd Patterson said
about a quick rematch: Even
If I keep $60,0O0 out Of the
million. that's a lot of
money"
MOVIES: Miss Leigh, incl
dentally, just received from
Japan the fan letter she deems
most flattering. 1t read: Dear
Vivien Leigh. Up till now Dusty
figure seem essential in films.
You make this unnecessary"
THEATER DEPT: Lewis
Milestone, the film director
tells of the Broadway premiere
to which he was invited, years
ago. The first night audience
disliked it and the drama crit
les rushed of to pan the show
Milestone asked the producer
Walter MOroscO: What made
you decide to produce this
show?" Morosco shrugged
"A producer must go to the
post ever so often whether the
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE FUGITIVE KIND"-Anna Magnan and Marion BrandO
pair of Tennessee williams tOrmented SOutherners
"THE GALLANT HOURS"-James Cagney in top form
Admiral Halsey waging World War ii in the Pacific
"HEILER IN PINK TIGHTS"-SOphia Loren, as a tooth
tinerant actress, puts life in the Old West
"THE MOUSE THAT ROARED"-The vastly comic account
of tiny duchys against the United States.
"ON THE BEACH"-Dramatic story of the worlds ending
whimper, after the big bang of nucear
"SINK BISMARCK!"-Ke Kenneth More in documentary
style recall Of exciting World War ii chase.
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-Mariyn Monroe, Jack Lennon and
Tony Curtis in a comic Roaring '2Os caper.
SUDDENLY LAST SUN1MER"-MOre dark williams drama
well played by Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor
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day is good or bad. This is one
Of the bad ones" :. :. Despite
all the bad notices, the show
"Abie's Irish Rose"-created a
long run record on Broadway.
HEALTH DEPT: At this din
ner Mrs. Meir mentioned that
she had a slight headache. The
head of a drug concern offered
to send her a variety Of head
ache pills: I'D like to boast
that our products cured a head
ache for the Israeli govern
ment" You'd be wiser to
send me some reducing pills."
said the foreign minister. Then
you could boast that you throw
a lot of weight around the Is
raeli government"
LAW DEPT: The records
left by the late Gen. Wild Bill
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cence that she doesn't know
where the romance viii lead.
If they are still this way about
love when her divorce from
Ray Anthony is final. Mamie
will be signing her name. Mrs.
Santaro.
Haya Harareet, who has
been around the world with her
"Ben-Hur" hit, says she is now
vacationing in Hollywood. and
that her next movie will be the
remake of the Rudolph Valen-
tino hit, THE -Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse" Is this
back on the agenda?
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HOLLYWOOD
A Rock in LoIIo's Future
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM

for rehearSals with Katharine
Hepburn in Stratford's AN
tony and Cleopatra" Robert
has taken a house in Connecti-
cut for two months for his
family of three children and
lovely wife.
Claudette Colbert is glad to
be back in Hollywood after her
year on Broadway in "The
Marriage Go Round" "The
house, the garden. the pool,
look so inviting. But" added
Claudette, I'm keeping the
apartment in New York"
Lex Barker's sister and her
husband, Carl Neubert, are di-
vorcing by mutual consent.
Andrea Kings lawyer-husband,
Nathaniel Willis, has filed the
papers. But the Neuberts will
live in the same house until
the fall-becauSe Of the pool.
Carl kept the pool and the
house after his divorce from
previous wife Ruth Warrick.
Van Johnson hopes to do a
play on Broadway in the fall.
Van has had some movie offers
since appearing as the mystery
guest on Whats My Line?"
It's been a long time since he
made a movie in Hollywood
though he has been busy in
Europe. Van, like a lot of us,
has a weight problem. When
he gains, he loses that all
important boyish quality.
= y
Susan Hayward, here from
Georgia to resume in the movie
version of "The Marriage-G
Round" revealed why she
worked one day three weeks
ago. ITO meet the contract
date, otherwise I would have
been free to another film"
Coming up for Susan in Oc-
tober is Ada Dallas"
Mamie Van DOren, having
dated 19-year-old Tony San
tarO for the past six months,
states with wide-eyed inno-
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HOLLYWOOD-ROck Hudson
plans to be away from Holly
wood for a year. In the late
summer he goes to Italy for his
Come September" co-starrer
with Gina LOllObrigida who will
return to her native land from
Canada, her adopted country,
to make this movie. Then, "
says Rock, "I fly to Singapore
and Maylaya to shoot The Spi-
raj Road" Both for his own
company, Seven Pictures, Inc.
Rock. longtime No. at the
box office, hopes to be able at
long last to cash in on his pop
ularity.
Pretty Starlet Andra Martin
weeps when asked about her
estranged husband, Ty Hardin,
and their twin sons. Ty Subbed
for Clint Walker, you may re-
member, when Clint walked of
the Cheyenne" series. Then
handsome Ty was given a less
successful Bronco" series of his
own Brigitte BardOt will
sue unless that German optical
company removes the Spectacles
superimposed on her pretty face
in its ads. When you are as
famous as BIB. people want to
use you.
Vivien Leigh, who saw Sir
Laurence Olivier in London last
week, will not abandon hope Of
a reconciliation, until he &C.
tually marries Joan PlOwright
I remember when Vivier
and Larry <eloped during hel
filming Of Gone With the
Wind" in the late 30s. Oh, how
in love they were!
Anna Magnani's friends ex-
plain that she would deliver q
severe denunciation of hel
Fugitive Kind" co-Star, Marion
BrandO, if she were sure il
would not be put down to jeal-
ousy Incidentally, in view
of the Far Eastern situation
I'd be willing to bet that
Brando's Ugly American" will
be postponed to some far-ofi
future date.
\
Robert Ryan, back from
Spain where he played John
the Baptist in king of Kings, y
tells me he filed all his scenes
in 10 days. to return in time
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Se1'a,ice Is
A11lDOa'tNalf!

| believe that good service
iS os importont os O good
product. Thot's why, when
you buy q Cronson RombIer
you not only buy Americas
No. Success Cor, you also
get q big bonus in Cronson
RombIer's unexeelIed service.
Pleose prove this to yourself
by visiting Cronson Rombler
OF 1892 Bethesda Avenue,
Bethesda, Maryland.
Al CrdHson, President
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Donovan reveal this incident
involving Justice Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. In Washington
one day they talked about one
Of Holmes dissenting opinions.
Gen. Donovan said to the Su-
preme Court justice: "Shall 1
be candid, or do you want me
to flatter you?" "I prefer
that you be candid" Holmes
replied. "Candor is, by far, the
subtlest form Of deceit"
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Class Reunion
Mrs. N. B., Arlington

mrs. M. b., Arlington
Our high school class is
planning a 10th year reunion
to be held either sometime
d1,Tlng the summer or during
the holiday season of 1861.
Since we hope to have an at
tendance OF over 900 people,
the reunion will be held in q
hotel ballroom.
Presently we are discussing
the possibility of q dinner
dance; however, If q dinner
is not feasible, we will have
the dance only.
We would greatly apprec-
late advice concerning q pro-
gram Of entertainment suit
able for such an event. We
would also like suggestions
for decorating the ballroom.
Each couple will be pre-
sented with a favor COM
memorating the reunion. We
are not able to go to great
expense. but would like to
select faVors Of lasting value.
Any suggestions for favors
will also be appreciated.
Thank you.