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Evening star., 1960-02-01
Montreal Hex
Finally Ends
BY the Associated Press

Montreal doesn't have an
undefeated streak in the Ma
tional Hockey League today and
the Boston Bruins don't have
any losing string to the Cana
diens.
AL that was settled last night
in Boston before l3,909 fans
who watched the Bruins win a
wild and woody 6-5 thriller from
the league LEADERS.
Other games last night found
Toronto playing a 3-3 tie with
Chicago and New York tying
Detroit, %.
Boston roared to a SO first
period lead. then had to use
Vic Stasiuk's third goal of the
game in the final period to get
the clincher. The loss, Mont
reals first in 10 games, was
the first to Boston IN eight
games. But the Canadiens
almost pulled it out, flying
back in the next two periods on
two goals by Claude Provost.
two by Dickie Moore and one
by Ralph Backstrom.
Eric Nesterenko and Rookie
Murray Balfour scored third
period goals to help Chicago tie
the Maple Leafs. Toronto took
a 81 lead on goals bv Bob
Pulford, Dick Duff and Bob
Baum.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

will begin on the full 18-hole
layout.
The swimming pool will be
started late this month and
while the golf course and club
house construction goes on this
summer there will be swim
ming, two tennis courts, a
swimming locker room and
snack bar.
Two boons to the club will
be the new CHA building and
the Cabin John Bridge. which
will be a part of the Circum-
ferential Highway. But the
CLUB hackers believe there are
enough golfers in the spread
ing Mclean area to support a
new club.
Thaddeus j.. Harty . is vice
president Of the club, its gen.
eral counsel, and spokesman
for Forest Lake, Board mem
bers include John w. Hanes,
jr,, State Department execu-
tive and a member, of the
Hanes Hosiery family, Keith
Britton of Atlantic Research.
Robert Housel, an engineer,
and Schlegel.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
ARGENTINE RACE KILLS AMERICAN
Grond Prix Is Next
For Victorious Hill

BUENoS AIRES, Feb. /
tAP). = Phil Hill, the Santa
Monica, Calf. daredevil who
proved yesterday that he is
still one Of the worlds best
sports car drivers, is now set
ting his sights on gaining a re-
putation as a grand prix driver
And he only has a week to
wait.
Sunday he competes against
the world champion. Jack
Brabham of Australia, and
England's great Stirling Moss
IN the Argentine Grand Prix.
Neither raced yesterday in
the City of Buenos Aires l,00O-
kilometer t621-mile) sports car
race. which Hill and England's
Cliff Allison won in a 5000
cubic centimeter Ferrari. The
race took the life of Driver
Harry Blanchard of Greenwich,
Conn.
Blanchard was killed when
his car rolled over three times
on an S-curve on the first lap
after he brushed a car driven
by Henri Walters of Switzer-
land. Blanchard was crushed
in his seat. Walters car also
overturned. but he was thrown
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Aaron Wants
Pay Doubled

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. / (AP)
Hank Aaron, the National
League batting champion. is
asking for a 100 per cent sal
ary increase from the Braves
for the 1860 season, the Mil
waukee Sentinel says.
In a telephone interview
from Mobile. Ala, Aaron said
he was very disappointed" in
the original contract offered
him by John McHale. general
manager Of the Braves.
Last year, for the first time
in my career. 1 was almost
completely satisfied with the
season I had-with my batting
average" Aaron was quoted.
so I feel I'm entitled to a
very good raise-100 per cent
in my book"
Aaron, who repeatedly got
between $4,000 and $4,000
last year, had a batting aver
age OF 1855, led the league in
total bases with 400 and had
1913 runs batted in.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

clear. The accident occurred
at the same spot where an
Argentine driver was killed in
the race two years ago.
Blanchard, 30, who was born
in Belgium and was a foreign
car dealer when he wasn't rae
ing. left a wife. Marianne, three
daughters, the oldest 6, a
brother, sister, and his mother.
Hill, who teamed with the
late Peter Collins of England
in winning the event here two
years ago, had excellent sup
port from Allison. They took
the lead on the 37th lap and
finished in 6 hours, II minutes,
II seconds. ..-E
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Goodwin, Phillips
Win Four-BuII

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Feb. /
tAP).-Sharp- putting jeanne
Goodwin, %, of Haverhill,
Mass. and Doris Phillips. "a.
Of Belleville, ILL.,, are the new
women's international four
ball golf titlists.
They scored a 2 and / victory
over Judy Bell, %, of Wichita,
kans., and Barbara McIntire.
rs, Of Lake Park, Fla, after
overhauling the losers for good
on the 9th hole yesterday.
1t was on No. 81 that Miss
Goodwin got par and Miss
Mc1ntire hooked out of bounds
for a bogey s. Miss Bell missed
a four-foot putt for a par and
a chance to tie Miss Goodwin.
On the 35th, Miss Goodwin
got a par to win the match.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Mogeie's Kickers
Gain in Soccer

Maggie's Restaurant and the
Baltimore Kickers advanced to
the second round of the Stewart
Cup soccer competition yes
terday.
Maggie's shut out the British
Lions, 40, at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets, and the
Kickers walloped Schweigert,
I'll at Hams Point.
In the only National Soccer
League match yesterday, the
Washington Sport Club de-
feated the Prince Georges
County club, 40. at Twenty
Third street and Constitution
avenue. Werner Kress scored
two goals for the winners to
push his total to %, tops in
the league.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

73 for his final round. Defend
ing Champion Willie Goggin of
Coyote, Calf, also five strokes
back at PIT at the three-ouarter
mark, scared to a rs and a tie
for seventh at 2e3.
In addition to an expenses
paid trip to England to meet
the British senior champion,
Metz received first money of
$1.500 and the Teachers Tro-
ply. Runyan and Longo staged
a sudden-death playoff to de-
termine the alternate in case
Metz is unable to 60 abroad
Runyan won on the second ex-
ira hole.
al Houghton of Prince
Georges finished with an 81 for
a 3l4 total.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Scoring and penalties:
Glenn Puees Upset
In Recreation Leuoue

Walter Glenn's % points
were high in the Montgomery
County Recreation Basketball
League yesterday as he led
Stauffer Slenderizers to $3.50
upset victory over Delmar Stu
dio.
Other winners were the
Montgomery County Sentinals
over Thompson Realtors, $3.50:
B Battery over MOL, $40, and
Rockville Silents over Johns
Hopkins. 60-45.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
By BILL FUCHS
star star Writer

Not many amateur boxers
can claim the distinction Of
acting as advisor to the Presi-
dent.
Eugene Hughes can. This
Golden Gloves performer II a
veteran lightweight who will
open his 1860 championship
campaign in The Stars boxing
carnival tomorrow night at
Capitol krena-gets full atten-
ton from the likes of President
Eisenhower, Vice President
Nixon and other kingpins Of
government and industry.
IT tell the President what to
do and he takes my advice" ,"
Hughes says with a grin.
Caddies for President
It is not on the Nations de-
fense that Hughes confers with
the President. Rather 1t is on
the presidential campa 9 n
against the 6,700-yard Burning
Tree golf course. A caddy at
Burning Tree, Hughes is an
acknowledged expert on what
club to use under what circum-
stances.
They tell you two hours
ahead of time that he's COM
ing" Hughes says. Il go out
and tee up his balls on the
practice tee and wait. ] can
tell him what to hit and also
how to adjust on the green's
He usually takes my advice"
The President, Hughes says.
is a pretty good golfer. He'll
drive. I'd say. about 2l0 yards
and shoot in the mid-S0s."
Calls President Friendly
He's very friendly" Hughes
says. He asked me about my
career. I told him I was going
back to school, but since I've
seen him I've realized I can't.
I'm the Oldest of IA children,
and with no father to support
us. I have to help OUT
Hughes. a 22-year-old Negro
who wants to be a pro fighter
after this Olympic year. picks
UP winter Jobs through his con-
facts in golf. He has seven
Evening star., 1960-02-01
District Pros
Get Regional
Assignments

Four District golf pros have
been appointed chairmen CT
Middle Atlantic PGA commit
tees. President Bill Clarke an
nounced yesterday before leav-
ing for four tournaments on
the winter circuit.
Max Elbin of Burning Tree
will head the employment COM
mittee, al Houghton of Prince
Georges the insurance commit
tee, and Henry Gerardi of Nor
beck the hole-in-one commit
tee. Dick lanes of Court House
will share the publicity COM
mittee job with Joe Vaeth of
Clifton Park in Baltimore and
Leo Steinbrecher of Richmond.
They are in addition to Clare
Emery of Washington G&CC,
the new tournament chairman
NORBECK-Abe Rosenfield
and DR.. Sam Diener pulled into
a tie for the Division l lead In
the winter golf league by de-
feating Frank Soheer and Sam
Magazine, 2 up, while Walter
Newrath and Phil Levin were
losing to Frank Gordon and AL
KlompuS, l up. The Rosenfield-
Dlener and Newrath Levin
teams have 81 records.
DIR. Jack Goldblatt and
Lenny Sake won. 2 and /, over
Marty Silver and DR.. Louis
Karen, and lead Division II
with a perfect 40 record.
KENWOOD-H. M. Spots
wood and B. w. Wasser lead
the winter golf league with an
8 "a point total. w. B. Cochrane
and J. F. Tubirdy have 71a for
a secono-place tie with DR.. S.
r. Tigert and Settle Headley
with two matches to 60.
Sweepstakes winners were c.
A. Vasi. 78-l2-66; C. E..
kefauver, 81-13-68, and DR..
Mike oliver, 75-5-70.
GLENN DALE-Mrs. Gary
Robinson. wife of the club
champion, and Frank Lewis
won both gross and net in the
winter scotch foursome league
with 94-22-72. Other net
winners were Betty Baumann
and George Brunatti, 1925
IA, and Mrs. Ray Sofield and
Ray Shields, 98-22-76.
BROOKE MANOR
Larson and Lee Ritger have a
5l2-point lead In the Saturday
section of the winter league
after a 30 victory over Henry
Benoit and Casper Seine. In
Division 1, Bill Worthington
and Dave Shepherd. a sub, won
80 over Clyde Sisk and Carl
1ngrassia and lead by 21a
points. In Division II, John
Folkes and Ben Jones won 80
over Herve Butler and Sid
Blair, and lead by one-half
point over Bill Borklund and
Clark Sherwood.
Martin F. Mccarthy of Co.
lumbia had the low round of
the Mountain Lakes senior in
vitation at Lake Wales, Fla, a
"a, but he ended nine
strokes behind Col. Hank Pool.
the winner with a three-round
total of 230.
S. S. Fletcher of Columbia
had a final "a for 244, Ray
Swearingen Of Columbia an 50
for 245, and Gene Pittman of
Congressional a n for 24s.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
How To Make
New Friends

. The author Of The Status
Seekers finds that more and
more Americans are narrowing
Their lives missing much Of
life's richness and fun bv
knowing only people like Them
selves. In February Readers
Digest ne suggests tested WAYS
to make new friends, broaden
your world-get more fun out
of life!
Evening star., 1960-02-01

bird. Tamarisk. Indian Wells
and Bermuda Dunes.
1--WE played Thunderbird and
Indian Wells; but not Indian
Wells since 1t was done over, y
Souchak explained.
In winning here, Souchak
had an eagle and four brides.
He had one bad hole. 1t came
when he hit into a bunker and
took a bogey on the third. He
had only one long putt. a Is
footer on the seventh.
The nnonev.winuars ~
Evening star., 1960-02-01
FIGHTS
By the Associated Press

KINGST ON. Jamafca.-Allsn Har-
mon. l6O Jamaica. stopped Bobby
Lane, l5S. Miami s.
HAVANA.-Mel Collins, $50. New
Orleans, knocked out Pedro Murande,
ISL. Cuba. J.
ELIZABETH, N. Jose Torres.
1872, Puerto Rico, outpointed Randy
Sandy. l57. New York, 10.
LAKEVIEW. Conn. - Ray Sonny
schlamp, 1886 New York, knocked out
Billy Fletcher 14O, Sherbrooke, Que
B.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
ON GOLF COURSE, THAT is
Advisor to President
Job of Golden Glover

| brothers and six sisters and
dreams Of making 1t big in
boxing.
He has been a top performer
in the Golden Gloves since 1854
He has won one title. been a
finalist twice and a semif1nalist
three times.
I I'm a lot smarter now than
I've ever been" he says. I'm
going all out to win the Gloves
title and make the Olympic
team"
Those who know Hughes
in Golden Gloves circles and at
Burning Tree-are betting he
will. .s-'
/ His opponent tomorrow night
in the second round is veteran
Chris Eaton of the CYO, one
of II contests scheduled for
Capital Arena starting at $3.50
o'clock.
In Tough Division
Hughes actually is in one Of
the toughest divisions this year.
There are 10 lightweights COM
peting for the right to repre-
sent Washington in the Eastern
Golden Gloves Tournament of
Champions in New York this
year, including defending
champion Ralph Wolfe and
runnerup Sherman Mitchell.
Wolfe also is on tomorrow
nights card, making the first
defense Of his title against Ros-
coe Gudger. who gave him a
very close fight last year.
Seats for all bouts at Capitol
Arena. including tomorrow
nights second round and the
scheduled quarterfinals Feb
ruary 8 are on sale at the
Arena and in the lobby of The
Star, 225 Virginia avenue Sc.
General admission seats are 81
and ringside seats 50.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

1t appeals to Eddie Ault, who
with Al Jamison will design the
course. A builder has not yet
been selected.
There will be a general de-
velopment meeting a week
from tomorrow night, and
construction Of the course will
begin April 1. The original in
tention was to build nine holes
and add a second nine later.
but the response has been so
favorable that construction
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Wall Challenges

Art Wall made a great chal-
lenge to unSeat the leaders but
his SO gave him 273.
Tied at 274 were Billy Casper.
National Open champion. and
Allen Geiberger, each with SOS,
and Dave Mari, with a 81.
Souchak, as we'll as his
brother pros, was anxious to
get to Palm Springs, where the
unique, 500, 900. 90-hole event
begins Wednesday. They want
to try the courses out.
Play will be over four courses
the first four days-Thunder-
Evening star., 1960-02-01
BOATS & MARINE

30 WHITEHOUSE Aft. Scott % h.p.
Sl.39j. ia. S-93S3.
80 CROSBY l6-ft. 45 h.p. Mercury
with gen. start. trailer. lights. cover
other extras Used less than 3 hrs
=. ?93. ia. S-93S3
LUHRS. new 23-ft sea skif: 100 GRAY:
equipped. Only $3.50. POTOMAC
MARINE, OIL 6-1665.
1858 WINNER
FiberRlass boat equipped. and 1851
35-h . Johnson motor: manual start
10 2-aOg4
19-FT. HIGGINS
Runabout Excellent condition through.
out Has new l36-h D GRAY marine
ensine with dual carburetors. Must
sacrifice Oh s-O524
PRESEASON ,.
BOAT SALE 10.
14-FT. FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT
EVenrude Electric Motor and Control
$3.50 Complete
..-.1 BIG SAVINGS ...
On Other Evinrude Motors
50 HP. - S52s
5Ha HIP. = SIga
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
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BOB BANNING
BOAT CENTER
$500 BALTIMORE AVE
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Evening star., 1960-02-01

Club-Forest Lake. PHvote.
loeotioH-About Va miles off
Route 1873 OF ForestviIIs, w.; Is
miles from White House.
Cost to ioin-lnitiotion fee $3.50.
Durs Sl2 monthly.
soekins-Authoized eepitol stock
Of 1901 900 shores.
Architects-4uIt 6 Jomison.
81 Builders-Te be announced.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star star Writer


The proposed Forest Lake
Country Club, near the inter-
section Of Routes Z and 1913 in
Virginia. is a 150-acre tract in
which those back of 1t have no
real estate designs or get-rich-
quick schemes.
It's the brainchild of a group
Of predominately Fairfax and
Forestville men who simply
want a place to play golf that
also has complete family rec
reational facilities.
Ed Schlegel. former Manor
Club member and an ex-
bowling alley proprietor, now is
a Virginia real estate man who
carried on a search for a suit
able golf course site for those
interested in forming club.
Schlegel pieced together four
properties not far from Great
Falls. The acreage appears to
be a natural golf course setting.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
NEAR GREAT FALLS
FomiIy ideo Stressed
At Forest Lake Club

This Is the sirth in a series
on netp golf and country clubs
in the Metropolitan Wash
in0toi area. Another club
iDiu be preUieDed WedneS-
day.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Souchuk's 269 Edges
Pott in San Diego Golf

SAN DIEGO, Feb. / AP).-
Mike Souchak, one of the most
popular professionals In golf.
led a contingent to the rich dig
gings Of Palm Springs today,
still jubilant over his victory in
the $4,000 San Diego Open.
Souchak won the $4,000 top
money here yesterday after a
seesaw battle with unheralded
Johnny Pott Of Shreveport. La. +,
that was not decided until the
final putt.
Husky. 200-pound Souchak
had finished a threesome ahead
with 72-hole scores of 67-68-
67-67-269. 10 under par for
the distance. t
Misses Big Putt
Pott, "a, a relative newcomer
to renown, had a chance to tie
when he came to the 18th.
The only provision, and a big
one 1t was-he had to sink q
25-foot putt for a birdie. He
came within a whisper of max
ing it, but missed.
1t got him a SO for the day
and 270 for the tournament.
Johnny is a good player
always has BEEN" Mike said
later. Il knew / was in for it
when we started out"
Pott held a one-stroke lead
over the 32-year-old Souchak
as the round began. They were
all even after the first nine
holes.
Mike said he heard reports of
his rivals progress, particularly
on the 18th where Johnny, with
a bogey S, fell off.
The victory was a personal
satisfaction for Souchak. A
year ago here he had the lead
entering the last lS holes and
would up in a tie for second
place.
Evening star., 1960-03-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CONTINUED

CADILLAC SO coupe; fun power,
elec. windows: Ike new, 81 2e5.
Also '5s conV.: full power. Must
be seen to appreciate: S3.1e5. so
Edo. hardtop; full power. 2-tone
hnish; S2.O95. Also so sedan
"62," full power: S3e9. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. $500 Aver I'd,
Evening star., 1960-03-26
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

LONG BEACH, St. Leonard's Md
Beach lot. 75xl00 #, ne. corner,
Hickory I'd. and Lilac I'd. Terms.
Call Hickory g-s00O.
SHORES, Kitty Hawk.
N .C.-Ocean-front house: 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, maids rm. and
bath. Gear garage. eompl. equip. I;
will rent for July and August; /;
$1,000. EN-. 1894.
Evening star., 1960-03-26

BUILDING LOT, direct from OWN
Err: cash or terms. Apply after
l pm. sat and sun, 1908 Ro-
lands lane, Friendly, Nd, CH.
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Evening star., 1960-03-26
FARMS
ACREAGE ANDF FARMS
'DAIRYMAN'S DREAM

zoo ACRE DAIRY FARM
Beautiful home and large barn can
be bought with or without equip
ment Just north of Gettyshurg,
Pa. Unusual purchase.
We have several valuable water
front farms.
Evening star., 1960-03-26

METAL BODY pickup trailer;
good cond S65. GEORGE HALL,
1873 Arl. Terr.. Alex, SO. 5-7s27.
SPARTAN Imperial villa: pur-
chased new Jan, 1859 Fully air
eond De Luxe interior. LA.
Evening star., 1960-03-26
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
nENLOY NATURE"

ENJOY NATURE"
Want TO get away from it allf We
have 65 parcels for you TO pick
from. CALL OR WRITE for your
descriptive LIST today.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. WE. s-6454
Evening star., 1960-03-26
OFFICES ACREAGE aca SALE WATERFRONT sas' SALE
(coNIINUEDl

BUnDERs. INVESTORS, sYNDi.
CATEs-Ws have several tracts Of
land close to D. C.. reasonably
priced. Also apt. house land 1oned
RIO and R-ls. Acreage on Route
301 In Pr. Geo. Co. and Charles
County. Lots, farms. industrial
and commercial land. Ewes, Sat.
and sun. call Mr.. Smith, MA.
7-3541, with NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
S31 18th ct NV ME- H-4I00
Evening star., 1960-03-26
tccNflNUEnl
PHYSICIANS OFFICE

suits Of rooms and bath. Has
been doctors once for 30 yrs.
Cenv. NV. location, busy trans
fer corner, Ga. ave. and upShur
b. NV. above Petworth PhaE-
macy. Call JERRY, ia. e-3S55.
Evening star., 1960-03-26
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYToNA BEACH, FLORIDA
Choice A-sere homesites; paved
roads. ocean bathing, snopping
mirutes way: adjacent to lake
and recreation center. 30-day
money-back guarantee: Sl,0p5;
only $40 down, DAYToNA HIGH
RIDGE ESTATES. 10t 9. Atlantic
ave, Daytona Beach, FLA
Evening star., 1960-03-26
TRUST NOTES E0R SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

HAVE $4,000 for good seconds
call RA. 3-6240.
Evening star., 1960-03-26

CHEVROLET ST
Bel Air hsrdtop coupe; 6-cylindsr;
p.E., r. and h., 2-tone ivory and
red. frankly speaking. this car
will make a fantastic buy for an
enterpriSing party.
Evening star., 1960-03-26
CORONET
IMPORTS

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BUICK '54 2-door sedan; auto
trans, r, and h.; maroon and
white; S3p5.
Evening star., 1960-03-26

DODGE 1853 convertible; auto
matte transmission, power steer
ing, power brakes, radio, heater,
one owner, like new. 81 6a5 plus
$500 down or comparable trade
on approved credit. l-Sear war
rantv.
ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER
1904 Mt. vernon Ave, nam
Evening star., 1960-10-25
THE LYONS DEN
The Ice-Breoker
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Princess Mar
saret and Antony Armstrong
Jones had a small luncheon for
their theater friends recently.
The guests at first were tense,
because Of the series Of articles
then running in the London
press, by the ex-butler, Thomas
CrOnin who indicated that
Armstrong-Jones doesn't know
how to behave in the Royal
Manner. .Emlyn williams
set them all at ease by saying
to the host: TONY, you mean
you actually tied your own
shoelaces without letting Cronin
do it?"
SPORTS DEPT: Joe Di-
Maggie was in the Plaza's Oak
Room the other day. David
Merrick watched the tall, lean
DiMaggio move gracefully
across the room. II wonder, "
said the Broadway producer
about the baseball star, IF Di-
Maggie can act?" ."Yes, he
can act" replied one of Di-
Maggio's friends, "but only in
front of $1,000 people"
JEWELRY NOTE: Beatrice
Lille starred at a Monte Carlo
Evening star., 1960-10-25

he assured her. 1T makes you
look wicked" Barbara. a sweet
girl, enjoyed the compliment.
. . y
Mrs. Peter Lawf0rd is one
member Of the Kennedy fam
lily who will not be voting here
on election day. She has al
ready mailed her absentee vote
from California because she
will be with Jack Kennedy,
her brother, in Massachusetts
at election time.
I ehatted with George Stew
ems at the Beverly Brown Der
by about his next movie, "The
Greatest Story Ever Told" II
will cast most of the other
roles-we have John Wayne as
the Roman. Sidney POitier as
Simon-before attempting to
sign the man who will portray
the Christ. We have to find a
good man, a good actor, and
someone who is not in the pub
lie eye." The $40 million epic
starts filming in the spring Of
1861.
= y
Why it Is simpler to make
movies in Hollywood: Mervyn
LIE Roy had the dickens of a
time getting a volcano to erupt
on time for a scene in Hawaii
in Devil at Four O'Clock" In
Hollywood this would have
been taken care Of by the spe-
cial-effects man. And now
that Frank Sinatra and the
rest of the cast are back in
Hollywood, maybe he can
function as best man at the
November 13 wedding of Sam
my Davis, jr.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
HOLLY WOOD
By sHErLAH GRAHAM
Distorted, Says M. M.

friendly since they broke up
the act.
Nancy Kwan, star Of World
Of Suzie Wong" was driving to
a dentists appointment when
the man in the car in front
stopped short. and Nancy's
sports job tapped his bumper.
Man started screaming. Police.
Ambulance. Hospital. where
doctor said. Nothing wrong"
All very difficult to explain to
Nancy, a native Of Hong Kong.
That Honeymoon house
Harry Karl repeatedly bought
for Debbie Reynolds was actu-
ally bought by Miss Reynolds.
|. ABC radio commentator
Joe Latin wanted to enlarge his
90-second interviews on his
new show, Flair" to three
minutes. But director Bill Ra-
faeI said 80 seconds is all it
takes to be amusingly intelli-
gent. He should have been at
the United Nations to use his
hatchet when Castro made that
four hours and something
SpeechI
After a torrid love scene be-
tween Lee Remick and Yves
MOntand IN Sanctuary" Lee
was asked if she found Yves as
overwhelming as Marilyn Mon
roe apparently did. "Over-
whelming? I found him charm
ing" said Lee, with a dash o1
coynesS And when Kirh
Douglas saw Barbara Rush
with her new blonde hair-dC