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St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

May 13-Mr. and Mrs. James
Hill, 919 Fremont Av. NJ, IT years
May 14-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Fraction, 1928 Clinton Av., one
year.
May 15-Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Williams, 215 E. SO St, 13 years
May 16-Mr. and Mrs. Ear
Brent, 4429 Fourth Av. s., 2f
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ora.
ham, 2O1s James Av. NJ, 1S years
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Gilchrist, 3946
Second Av. s., % years.
May 17-Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Nellie, 3945 Third Av. s., 20 years
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
Results Or Annual Poll Or
Sixteen For "HaII Or FAM"
Best Dressed Woman Names

New York (ANP)-SiXteen selected from cities
from have been named in the annual Best Dressed
Negro WOmens poll of the National Association of Fashion
Accessory Designers, Inc
As result of its regular poll NAFADs Best Dressed list
for 1860 is follows:
Mrs Mary Agnes (Edward) Davis, social worker
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS

ST. PAUL
May 17-Mrs. Eva Taylor, Los
Angeles, Calf.
May 1s-Mrs. Theodore F. Nix.
on, Cleveland, o.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-12
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

May 13-Mym Carter, Jr., 295
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Sam Allen, As
e. Larpenteur Av.
May 14-Edie Washington, sos
Evening star., 1961-11-11
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH (ASsateaEue IsIand)
LOTS, residential and commercial,
100000 IT.: priced to sell. Call
sun. or after 8 pm. wkdys, TE.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD SO oslaxie Pordor; turquoise
and white, Fordomatie, 7. and b !,
Wv. tires: immaculate Condition. :
Evening star., 1961-11-11

OLDs '59 "Ss" 4-dr.; hydra, p.s..
p.b.. good cond.: S1,645. HA. p
1918 anytime Sat, IL til l pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI BEACH - De luxe water
front apt, furn.. / or 2 bedrm
Make reservations early and get
picked up at station. XII. s-491e.
5000. EQUITY IN NIcE FURN., 2
BR HOUSE EXCHANGE FOR
ARLL, OR ALEX, SHIPP, I545
NV. 125 STREET, MIAMI IS,
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
BuLLDOZER


OLIVER Cletrae Bo-6; good condi-
ton located at 3120 Appleton ST.
nv. behind the Albermarle Apis.
-MO. 6-llbb. EN-. 3-0446.
CONJUNCTION HEATERS, 81
day, S26 vk.: buy or rent; chain
eaNs, tractors, pumps, generators,
RENTAL, Falls church, va, across
from Hecklnger's. JE. 2-b80O.
hid. 9 LOADER-FOR RENT
WA. 7-2911, days: HA. 2-l5p2,
evenings.
INC INDUSTRIAL and eraVleI
tractors and equipment.
p. H. MOORE
y; q 30l; ] Mile South Of New SO
Gltehellyile. Nd. CE. 6-SlsI
TDldA on TD1sA BULLDOZER
9yau, with excel. operator, fof
Iull-tins work; ress. rats. jE
$3.50.
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HUNTING AccoMMODATION!

GOOSE AND DUCK BLINDS
Rent, day or week. On Eastern
Shore. Rates and dates avail.
Call days AP. 7-S77s. ewes, sP.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
BUSES FOR SALE

DODGE SCHOOL BUssEs-Excel
eond., 800 each. 3 for $1,000.
COL NAL PLAZA MOTEL.
IO203 Baltimore blvd. College
Park. OR, &-667e.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
GARAGES
AVIATION

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
Complete maintenance and repair
inspection; periodic and 100 hr.
on all single and light multi-en-
cine aircraft; special winter rates
UNfvsRssh frvsSGsssinS AVIATION iff oss'iGoSsf coRP.
GASTON. ND. TALBOT 2-3346
LNeRECTION, RRPAIR, MAIN
TENANCE, BY Al. Expert service,
Teag. rates.
JOYCE AIRCRAFT SERVICE
Suburban Airport
Laurel. Nd. TO. 9-5s75
1881 MOONEY Marx "21"; full
spaTtiins.ni:w: ii e1seI. aseiL tihan' 0rias; Ms;
pc seen at Leesburg Airport, For
Apt. call FL. 6-b672.
1880 CESSNA I72; full panel,
Mark II. low freq. fresh license
date Of sale. cH. s-47S0.
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MONROE
FORD

1897 East-west Hwy, 8. g., Nd.
JU. 5-7804
FORD '55 'S'' cow: white, orig.
adult owner; 40,0OO MI, fully
equip: $3.50. LU. 3.2640.
FORD SO custom Ranch Wagon:
equipped, good cond. S595.
TAKOMA FORD
7O35 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

YHAR-RoUND HOUSE. Severn
south or Rhodes River area-'
bedrms.; privats party: all cash
Boz SSo-I, Star,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

AS PART OF . general refinancinr
pletely leased, mod. office bldS in
q choice location seeks to place
. moderately discounted 2nd OF
$4,000 $50 . NJ at 67s) over
existing $4,000 1st trust. MR..
RICHARDS DI. 7-22l1
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VAcATI0N PLACES

FOR RENT, or lease farm house
hot air oil furnace. running water,
MANN's, HUNTING RIDGE on
Route sos, 4 miles off 522 going
North. Winchester, Va, Tel. MO.
Evening star., 1961-11-11

OLDSMOBTLE 1885; excel. running
eond. Actual mileage 10000. Price
S190. DE. 2-2494.
OLDSMOBILE '5S Holiday "9S";
diplomat lvg., factory air cond.,
power steering. power brakes.
power windows, many extras:
Sl.295 or best offer. IA. 5-4256.
OLDS. 1858 Holiday sedan; power
steering. brakes, radio and heater:
excellent cond. throughout, S525:
selling S100 below book value;
call Ma. S-2072: Mr.. DAVE
DAPLOW: p to 5 except Sun.
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JACK BLANK

1897 Irving &. eos!sH' NV, Ap. 4.ssoo
1880 14th st NV RA a.9670
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC '66 stsTehief conv.; p.s.
offer. UN. 4-6as1.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BULL RUN MT. EsTAfE-sS mi
to Arlington, nr. Chantilly: see
two ia-aere lots with brook. 10,
owners entitled to pool member.
ship, other recreation. Lake to be
built. VIII finance. IA. s-6119
Evening star., 1961-11-11

JACK BLANK
1897 Irving st. NV. AD. 1850
a4oCs skNR kltts 81 oN EjiEcx JACK sEANaks NassO7
CHEv. '57 Beiair 2-dr. hardtop;
owner, like new, VS., 7. and h
etc, S1.19k, trade. terms.
MOTORCO
1000 GA. AVE. NV. ia. e-4s0
cEEvRoLET .bs Impala converts !.
sls; tds. s. ssSSn1igPsd' black with whit
O'BRIEN & ROHALL
LEADS THEM ALL"
MERCURY-COMET DEALER
1901 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
ia. 6-6772
CHEVROLET $50 Impala Adj
hardtop VS.: powerglide. T. an
h. p.s., p.b., new Wv. tiresi
owner. good eond. Must see {
appree. Going overseas; S1,65(
OF. 4-4460.
CHEVROLET '65 sta. Wag.; r. an
h., auto. trans, blue. good tire
excel. cond.; $3.50. 3s7-1311.
CHEVROLET WAGON 1857: blac
and white, excel; cond.,, aut'
IL. s5ln:i: l:.i44S. as $780, or pest 0ii''
CHEy. '6o sta. vaE:r. and h. q
shift, good eond. $696.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. s-100
CHEv. 80 Impala SPIT. cpe.; VS.
auto. trans, p.s., J. and H., WV
tires. excel. cond: co. b-6461.
CHEVROLET '56 2-dr.: s. s., Wv
eond.. s700. RE. 1851.
CHEVROLETS
81 Bel Air-S995
2.dr. standard "6"; beautiful dar
green finish. In excellent condition
Automatic: re- Hs5 "so AisIsl; Cyl; !. ;o4G and h.
Wv; tires; beautiful tvo-tOn
'5S Bel Ak-S1.195
4-dr. hardtcp automatic; VS.: 4
and h.; beautiful silver-blue finisl
with WV. tires.
5S Brookwood Wagon-$1, ,00b
4-dr.; standard transmission: econ
omy .'6"; beautiful green finish
- anu 80 50 Impala-s1,7s
2-dr. hardtop; automatic; VS.
power steering; excellent condi
ton; low mi. one owner.
so Impala Convertible-S1,3Q
Standard transmission; $50 h.p."
white finish with red interior
,so r,..hs hs s.,s,. = SpeslSi q, oos
Au'0masstsG; sG H1s; YmD.iaHss.1ss /; ass q
4-dr. hardtop; automatic: VS.
power steering; r. and H.: Wv
tires: attractive white and tur
'6l Parkwood station Wagon
Automatic: VS.; power steerins
brakes. A well cared for, 1000
NIL, one-owner automobile.
'6l .Impala Sport Coupe-S2. 2qt
Standard transmission; VS. engine
Isl 'n-Ti fmpais SsSs' Sport coupe-sa 50
sSTiD%:nt tinted ar sass ssDasIo1 snd 5Hs
make this an excellent buy. ori
Einal owner drove car only 800
Eaton Chevrolet
$40 H ST. NE. Ii. 1884
CHEVROLET 80 Impaia hardtop
Spotless new-car condition, STICf
SHIFT. $50 h.p., etc; S2,f99. sic
down or trade.
KIRK MOTORCO
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. a-4sO,
CHEvROLETs I9l Air conditioned
brand new 1851. Final close-ou
sale. Impalas-2 and 4 doors
fully factory equipped. ineludin
radio, heater and powerglide; VS.
Save from $500 to S72g. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET. 1870 Conn
ave. NV. Washington. RE. 7-7S7S
CHEVROLET '52 2-dr: standarl
trans, heater and good tires. Sl.5
CHEVROLET 1860 Impaia ",
eonv.; powerglide, p.s., T. and h.
orig. OWNER, 627-06s4.
CHEW. ''S6 red convert; good cond
new TOP, std. trans; away q
school; must sell. HE. 1-O163.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
AUTOMOBILES For SALE
tcoNrINUEDl

CADILLAC 1851 Sedan de VILE;
ebony. fun power eouipment, In
eludinG factory Air conditioning
extra clean; week end special
Evening star., 1961-11-11
OI.nS ,SQ

''as" 4-door sedan; AL black with
contrasting interior, all extras
F eUnaitionins aSttGnni sooo aGtGrs esr.ini
one-owner miles. S1,6s6.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
: MANN
OLDS, INC.

MERCEDEs-BENZ 1850 100 Sedan.
equipped. Wv. This car Is II
showroom condition and can b.
found there. Guarantee, S2,496,
CAPITOL PARlSIAN MOTORS, INC
Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer
Overseas Deliveries Available
22nd and N NV. FE. 1880 Till
Evening star., 1961-11-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET late '5R M-ton pick.
up; 10000 miles, like new eond j.
Sl.07b, private owner, WI. q
Evening star., 1961-11-11
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

oLDsM0BILE 80 Super '-ss" 2-dr
automobiie With tinted glass
power steering and brakes for
your driving convenience. Priced
Evening star., 1961-11-11
ALL WITH FIREPLAcEs OF
COURSE, AND WELL FINANCED.

sACRIFICR-Buiider must sen .
o,r., liv, rm.. kit. bath cabin, off
skyline DR.. Front Royal. for the
cost Of land. materials. JE. 2-7s56.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
OUT.oF.T0WH REAL ESTATE

FRONT ROYAL, vA.-Best offer
over $4,000 buys 3-bedrm., Q
bath brk. rambler in best section
new Front Roysl NE 5.s5aI
Evening star., 1961-11-11

CHEVROLET '57 station WaEon;
e3.000 mi.. $500. Wo. e-sS42.
CHEVROLET 'oI impaia 2-dT- hard :
top: 3-2s, 4-speed trans, r and
j WAY AUTO SALES. INC. uni.
ysrsity blvd. and colesville rd.,
Evening star., 1961-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ChEV. 'b1 2-door: poWerglide, many
r:a.,I.S ne. parts; rs; clean; ECO soo6 condition
Evening star., 1961-11-11

4 eony.: !. and h., p.s.,
nd; S425. 80. p-5aB9.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
BOYS WEAR

BOYS SUITS priced from 13.95-l995. Many syes----slo
BOYS SUITS priced from 225o2995 Better quoIity-$l5
BOYS SPORT COATS priced from 1o98-1498. Many pot
terms and
LARGE SELECTION OF BOYS SPORT SHIRTS in many Styles
Reg O927o including and ST
Evening star., 1961-10-30
HURRY-3 DAYS ONLY
TUESDAY,, $50 TO $50
WEDNESDAY,, $50 TO $50
THURSDAY, $50 TO $50


MISSES WINTER COATS Tweeds, camel hair alpaca,
chinchIIo cloth, and Others Values to 3998----$14
Evening star., 1961-10-30

GIRLS ORION SWEATERS Cardigan and sIip-ons White
and coIors TIA. Reg. 984.98------------------2
GIRLS NYLoN BoUFFANTs Slips and petcoots in white
and PoseIs. Reg.
INFANTS BLANKETS. Royon and nyon with printed ond
solid borders Reg
BOYS SLACK SETS with royon and oceote socks in osst
styles. 26X. Reg. 1885
INFANTS UNDERsHIRTs. Orion and cotton sIpon in sizes
mo : 8 mo- Reo 81
Evening star., 1961-10-30

VlNYL HANDBAGS Many styles in green mulberry brown
red and black While they lost Reg $5--------2.s7
CAPRI PANTS FOR FUN. Many fashion features. Sizes
LARGE SELECTIONS OF EARRINGS. Values to S2z5e
,NYLoN GLOVE AND BAG SETS in new foI coIors. And
black Reg. $5----------------------
FAMOUS MAKE HOSIERY in plain seamless or micronesia
Re9 90c for 1.99
Evening star., 1961-10-30
HUNT CAP
JONES STYLEl
WITH EAR FLAPS IN ARMY 00n
DUCK. REG. I.5e-OSG

ARCHER JACKET
sLIPoVER WOOL WITH LEATHER
REINFORCED SLEEVES. ~ m
REG. 24.ss ---------- I4.SS
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SOFT SIDE LUGGAGE
WOOD FRAME

FOOTBALL SHOES
NOT ALL SIZES IN STOCK. = O0
REG. e.45, 1o.45, 1929 - IsS0
Evening star., 1961-10-30
DoMESTIcS

TABLE CLOTHES. Scranton and Quaker
lace. Many fobrics Reg. 8.99-lO.e5, 5.sS
TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS. 1890
fluffy cotton. Reg. $3.50
LINEN ToWELING. Assorted color
border Reg. 39c-79c yd.--------25e
75% OFF ON ALL RIBBON ON BOLTS.
sATINs, VELVETs, coTToNS, RAYoN.
PINNACLE coRBANA. lOOQ0 cotton.
Crease resistont 3o" width Reg. 7oc
yd. --------- 2/73e
Evening star., 1961-10-30

MEMS WOOL, WOOL AND DAcRoN SUITS Assorted sizes
and coors. Reg. 37.5O to
MEMS YEAR AROUND WEIGHT SPORT COATS. Many
styles and coors Reg. 22
MEMS ALL WOOL GABARDINE STACKS. Many sizes and
coIors Reg. 1881
Evening star., 1961-10-30
CAMERA SUPPLIES

Io-RoLLAPRINT COMPLETE OUTFITS
WITH PAPER AND CHEMICALS. Req.
24oO
BELL AND HOWELL EXPLORER SLIDE
PROJECTORS.
Model 754, one onIy-----------79.95
Model 754 Y, one onIy--------89.e5
Model 754 RFY, one onIy------s9.95
R0LLEIFLEX AKA USES l27 FILM FOR
PRINTS OR SLIDES. Cose. Reg. 69.e5,
5e.95
s-MM KoDAcHRoME FILM IS ROLL,
DAYLIGHT OR ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
Reg. loo------------------
Evening star., 1961-04-17

Capital also offers handsome choice of let powered Vscot
service every day to Milwaukee, New Orleans Detroit Mnneap.
sst Paul and Pittsburgh Call your travel agent ooo
Evening star., 1961-04-17

that, when it decided people
were messing things up, could
trigger itself and blow up the
world. I like to bait people
like that. 1 suggested they stuff
the scientist into the 1000
foot hole and leave him there. "
He spoke of President Ken
nedy and of power. People
don't seem to understand pow
er any more. I don't mean
abuse of power, but power it
self. It's like they don't under
stand superstition. Supersti-
ton is wonderful and neces-
sary. It's necessary to religion
and to whole host of human
relationships, but people don't
realize this any more, it seems. ."
Cherne offered him his
miniature sculptures of Lin
coin and Boris PaSternak. Frost
accepted the Lincoln head, and
said: Some people thought
he looked like an ape. How
could anyone think a man
with a face like that looked
like an ape? That's the face
that even a New England
abolitionist should recognize
and respect" He rejected the
Pasternak head: Il really don't
know the man or his work. I
haven't read much of Paster-
max"
ANY poetry suffers dread
fully in translation, and l
don't read novels any more, l
used to read four a day when
l was young. I had an instinc-
tive understanding of Faster
max, though. When people were
pushing me to ~ over there
and see him, I said, Let him
alone He wanted to be a Rus
sian. He wanted 10 be left
alone.
Some of those liberals have
awfully big hearts. but awfullv
weak brains" said Frost. AN
old farmer once told me,
There's always something
more to everything" He asked
Cherne not to make his eye
orows too bushy. The reason
my hair never looks the same
IN two pictures is that I cut it
myself. I stopped going to
barber shops 40 years ago. I
didn't like the conversation. I
always caught cold in barber
shops. They're germy."
He liked one sculpture of
h i'm self, Walter Hancock'S
head of him. But" said Frost
TO Cherne, you can't do me
as I see me. You go ahead and
do it the way you see me. That's
the right way"
Evening star., 1961-04-17

ten by another Frenchman
Eugene Ionesco.
Another Britisner, Sir John
Gielgud, won the drama di-
rector award for Big Fish
Little Fish"
Picked as the best musical
of the year was Bye Bye
Birdie" which opened last May
but was eligible for the cur
rent competition under the
Wings deadline schedule.
The musical won Cover
Champion two individual Ton
les, as best choreographer ano
musical director.
Another double winner was
Oliver Smith, scenic designer
of both Beckett" and Came
lot"
Winners in other categories
included: featured dramatic
actor, Martin Gabel Bis
Fish, Little Fish,: featured
dramatic actress, Colleen Dew
hurst CAll the Way Home'D
Evening star., 1961-04-17
British, French Top
Broadway Winners

NEW YORK, April II (AP)
Very big among Broadway
prize winners: the English and
the French.
StresSing the show seasons
international flavor, top annual
Tony" awards of the American
Theater Wing went last night
TO:
Beckett" by Jean Anouilh
as the best play.
Elizabeth Seal, as the TOP
musical comedy feminine star
repeating her London success
in "Irma La Douce."
Richard Burton, who halls
from Wales, the top musical
male star, who enacts King
Arthur in "Camelot."
Joan Plowright, another Brit
iSh visitor, the top feminine
drama star, in "A Taste o1
Honey. miss PloWright'S huS.
band, Sir Laurence Oliver
starred in Beckett
AVerting a complete sweep OF
the top honors by imports, Zero
Mostel was cited as male dra-
matte star for his work in
"RhinoceroS" was writ
Evening star., 1961-04-17
HOLLYWOOD
Mort Regrets Too Late
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

look at her dressing room dur
ing a recent Zane Grey TV
segment, walked out, then told
the boss to have all the walls
washed and to send the furni-
ture to be cleaned. Oddly
enough, the room had Just been
freshly painted, especially for
Joan.
The ending of the Rock Hud-
sOn-Kirk Douglas starrer, THE
Last Sunset" will leave you
gaSping. I don't know how
much farther anyone can go. .
Marilyn Monroe has decided tc
do her Rain" TV special be-
fore her Goodbye Charlie
movie for 20th-Fox. The script
of the latter is not complete.
I hear very good things Of
Ivan MOffat'S script for Tender
Is the Night" The Jennifer
Jones starrer goes to France in
May for a few weeks of loca-
tioning, then to Hollywood.
Rex Harrison is playing his
most unusal role in his "Once
Thief movie with Rita Hay.
worth in Spain. He steals
famous Spanish paintings
AfterWard, Rex will be going
to London to form his own stage
company. He will be producer
director and sometimes star. Ir
the Thief" film, Rita is Rex's
accomplice. My correspondent
in Spain tells me that Rita s
figure measurements are the
same as they were years age
when she was a dancer. Wish
I could say the same.
Some actors say they are
going to take it easy, like Boh
Hope, and don't. But Robert
Ryan is actually doing some
thing about it. He has told his
agent mo jobs" until June
when he goes to Europe to co
star with Peter UstinOv in Billy
Evening star., 1961-04-17
THE
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-RObert Frost
sat for his sculpture portrait
by Leo Cherne the other day
Cherne etched into the nearly
completed head of the poet
some of the living lines, the
creases, wrinkles and scars
that 81 years have imprinted
on Frost's face. Seventeen
years ago, when I was TO-"
said Frost, Il passed through
some sort of barrier period. ]
don't let myself get drawn
into things that bore me.
think. though, that l am more
on the go now"
He was on the go last month
When I travel I don't &c
sightseeing. I was in Israel
where they tried to get me to
look at the scenery. So I was
difficult and everybody was a
little afraid OF me. When l got
to Athens they wanted to show
me the city. I told them that
years ago. when l was a young
man in college, I was handed
a blank map and told to draw
in the city of Athens, so
probably know the city better
than they do"
Frost mentioned his part
time residence in Cambridge
That Harvard is a strange
place. It's given the country
five Presidents. People thought
it would dry up after the first
two, but we've had three more
recently-two Dutchmen and
a Mick"
He talked about scientists
while Cherne continued to
work. Some of these scientists
are strange. l listened to some
body telling about this thing
they could put in a hole 1000
feet in the ground. 1t would
be an independent machine
Evening star., 1961-04-17
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Monday, April ", 1861

featured musical actor, Dick
Van Dyke cBye Bye Birdie"D
featured musical actress,
Tammy Grimes C'The Unsink-
able Molly Brown.
Two special awards were
made to David Merrick, cur
rently Broadway's busiest pro-
duCer, and to the Assessor -old
Theater Guild.
Evening star., 1961-04-17

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
You know how it is when a guy
doesn't want to marry a girl
and then she goes and marries
someone else and he feels very
blue. That's how Mort Sahl
feels about the imminent mar
-riage of Phyllis Kirk to that
New Yorker. Phyllis has moved
east, leaving a sad Mr.. Sahl,
who was mad about the girl for
quite a while. But not enough
for marriaRe-not then, any,
way. And it's nice to be
married to Sahl. He's a good
husband. and a good ex-huS-
band. paying his last wife
81, 900 a month alimony.
Halt of Arthur MiIler's View
From the Bridge" will be made
in Paris, the other half in
Brooklyn. And someone was
kidding me when they told me
that Natalie Wood might play
the young-girl role. Because
I Carol Lawrence has already
been doing that in the film
&. which also stars that wonder
: .ful actress, Maureen StapletOn,
ssand the popular Italian actor
!. Raj Vallone who recently CO.
!. starred with Sophia Loren and
$ Charlton HeStOn in Eel Cid"
- - &&&
Twenty-five-year- -old Micky
Callan, a hit with his dancing
in "Gidget Goes to Hawaii" "
lived on $50 weekly unemploy-
ment insurance for months be-
fore getting into the Broadway
production Of West Side
Story" which resulted in the
contract at Columbia. And
Don Durant, whose Johnny
Ringo" series was on TV last
season, is earning around $75,-
600 this year from rodeo, and
personal appearances.
Joan Crawford, who has a
fetish for cleanliness, took one
Evening star., 1961-04-17

Budd"-and he means it. Last
week. Robert refused 500, 1000
to go to Europe to make a movie
in May. Aw, we'll. it's only
money.
Evening star., 1961-10-02

son rolled 143-394 at White
Oak and 10 Donaldson 140-394
at Queenstown. Another JACK
Blank sharpshooter was JUNE
Hillock with 377.
Micalizzi shot his average tc
1894, leaving him without a
close rival for the individual
Pepsi lead. Ed Pugh, who rolled
430, is second at 1928.
Billy ,Mischou took command
of the Jack Blanks with 423
for 1929. trailed by Norman
Titus. 1875, and Campanella,
1905.
"a
Just as Micalizzi gives the
Pepsi-Colas an advantage in
mems average, Norman Klein
upholds the Jack Blank pres
tige with a 1912 to pace the
women, followed in her league
by Agnes Belas. 1894; Bob
bic Jones, 1919, and Ginnie
Siegel. 1915.
Gertha Wilson is the Pepsi
Cola PAGER at 1895, trailed by
Mrs. Etherson, 1881, and de-
Tending champion Dottie Clark,
1915.
Team competition in both
legueS is stiff, Al May and
Ruby Evans are tied with Frank
Bradsher and Hap Kenney for
the lead at Queenstown at 9-3
Evening star., 1961-10-02
NeIe 10 STAY
With Twins

MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL
Oct. 2 CAP).-Minnesota Man.
ager Sam Mele, given a new
one-year contract to manage
the Twins, said he has some
definite ideas which should
help to strengthen the team
next year.
THE team this year was
definitely weak on some of the
main fundamentals of the
game" Mele said. II intend to
drill the players from the start
to correct these weaknesses.
After taking over with more
than a third of the season gone
in 1861. Mele said he did not
have enough time in which to
institute the type of game he
wants his ball players to play
Evening star., 1961-10-02

finished in fifth place in the
American League.
1t was the second time Paul
has fired DykeS-the first being
in 1858 at Cincinnati. The Ga
year-old cigar smoking Dykes
joined the Indians last season
in a managerial trade that sent
Joe Gordon to Detroit to take
over Dykes previous position.
Besides Gordon and Dykes,
other Cleveland managers since
AL Lopez left in 1856 were Kerby
Farrell and Bobby Bragan.
I'll never manage again, 4"
Dykes said. II think I may be
able to stay in baseball, either
as a coach or radio announcer"
When Paul released Dykes at
Cincinnati he was quoted as
saying he thought Dykes was
too old to manage. He hasn't
changed his mind.
age is a factor in managing
today" Paul said yesterday.
HE is 64 and baseball is much
tougher today than it ever was. "
But the Tribe general man
.ager wouldn't elaborate on
what he meant when he said on
releasing Dykes it was felt the
change was necessary due to
our particular situation"
Dykes has been a major
league manager for % years,
Evening star., 1961-10-02
indians Place Emphasis on Youth,
Fire Dykes, 64, Hire McGoho, 35

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2 tAP).-
The Indians today replaced
major league baseball's oldest
manager with it's youngest,
naming 35-year-old Mel
McGaha to succeed Jimmie
Dykes, 81. who was fired yes
terday. McGaha's contract was
for one year.
McGaha, brought here by
Frank Lane. former general
manager, was first base coach
for the 1861 campaign. He
never played in the major
leagues. The University of
Arkansas graduate spent IL
seasons in the minors, playing
at several positions and mostly
in the Texas League for
Shreveport and Houston.
AS a manager for three minor
league seasons, McGaha had
good success, bringing Mobile
to two runnerup finishes and
leading Toronto to the 1860
International League pennant.
Asked whether he had any
regrets, Dykes said: well, I'm
disappointed that we didn't fin
ish higher. This is a better club
than its shown, but those law
yers really hurt" The Indians