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CARPENTI. ENRICO j., Sr. On Fri

day. August 25. 1861. ENRICO J.
CARPENTI, Sr. beloved husband OF
Adeline S. Carpenti and father of
Reggie. ir.. and Marie Carpenti.
He also is survived by two broth
ers, Peter and Joseph Carpenti.
and five sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
rocco. Mrs. Clenentine Di Natteo.
Mrs. Rita spaidins, Mrs, Dorothy
Polling of Cumberland. Md, and
Mrs. Lillian Pezzanite of San An
tonic, Tex. Friends may call at
the Gilbert C. Vincent Funeral
Home. 2525 Blsdensburg I'd ne.
Notice of funeral later. o.
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August 10. 1861, ANDREW LAM
KIN Of 1903 Eye st. NV, the devoted
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brooks. Friends may call at the
Malvan Il Schey. Inc. Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and R st.
NV. on Sunday, August %. after
, pm, where funeral services will
be held on Monday, August %. at
10 am. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal PARK
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IRNoTT. DANIEL ANDREW 1

hhNUII, DANIEL ANDkEW. Spe-
e: /. 81 .::.. !: !.
q cial communication Of Co.
IN lumbia Lodge, No 2S5,
IN A. F. g. A. M. Arlington.
MNN> Va. is called at II noon
WNJ/W Monday. August -, 1861,
wv for the purpose Of con-
" ducting Masonic services
at the funeral of our late brother,
DANIEL ANDREW ARNOTT.
W H KEENER Master ~
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HALL. WILLARD J., ST. on Thurs-
day August "A, 1861, at George
town University Hospital, WILLARD
j. HALL, Sr., of Pas Chesapeake
NJ. Hail (nee Mccormick and
father of Willard j., jr.; Mary T.
and CandiS A. Hall Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
414S Wisconsin ave. NV, on Mon
day. August IS, at 9:3O m. Re
QUEEN mass at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament Western
ave. and Ouesada ST. NV, at 10
am. Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. -
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day. August q, 1881, WARREN S,
HyattSville. Md. beloved husband
of Mrs. Marie E. Jackson and father
Of Mrs. Margaret L. Hamerdinger
Warren z. and Ralph K Jackson,
and brother of Mr.. Ralph .. Jack
son. Relatives and friends may
call at Gaschs Funeral Home,
473a Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
Md. where services will be held
on Monday. August IS. at 1890
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Visiting hours after pm
Saturday, August 90. -
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LYNCH, HARRISON. On Friday. Au.

LYNCH, HARRISON. On Friday. Au-
Hospital. HARRISON LYNCH Of
64l2 Kolb st. ne. husband of Mrs
Beatrice Lynch, son of Mrs. Fannie
Lynch. Also surviving are one
brother. Mr. James Lynch, and
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. RhineS
a. Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 10Th
st. ne. Notice OF funeral later.
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GuRoY. GERTRUDE A. On Friday,

August IS. 1861, at her residence,
Ironsides, Nd, GERTRUDE A. GIL
ROY. beloved wife of leland Gilroy
and mother Of Mrs. Katie Gilroy of
Accokeek, Md, and Mrs LOrie
Grimes Of IronsideS. Nd. She also
is survived by five grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Arehart
Funeral Home. inc, La Plata. Md,
until pm. Monday. August IS.
Services at Old Durham Episcopal
Church. Ironsides. Md. at pm.
Interment church cemetery. -
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GIADNEY GROVER STEPHENSON.

On Saturday August 10, 1861, at
St, PeteESbqrg, Mv,v Fla, GROVER STE
band Of Irene Gladney. father of
Mrs. Julia Shidler of 1000 Court
House rd.. Arlington Va, and Mrs.
Melba Gladney Croft Of St. Peters
burg. Fla. Burial was on Tuesday,
August 80, at Arlington Memorial
Park. st. Petersburg. Fla.
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HICKMAN. s. T. On Wednesday,
August % 1861. in Lakeland. Fla,
ste Kathsrne surke nufGHHG RieEman G sos sna
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Hickman. father Of Mrs. Jon Stani-
fer Of Melbourne Beach. Fla; John
z. Hickman of Lakeland, Fla; Mrs
4: G. urciolo OF washington. D; G;
and Sister Mary Gerard. MHS, OF
Crowley. La Funeral on Sunday.
August 81. at pm. EDIT, from
the Etchison Funeral Home, Fred
erick, Md, 81
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gust 25. 1861, MoRITz A. COHEN.
beloved husband of Esther s. Cohen
and father of Moritz A. Cohen, jr.,
and Mrs. Virginia Krinsky. He also
is survived by three grandchildren.
Friends are invited to call at his
late residence. 3409 Broad Branch
terrace NV. Services at the Temple
Of the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation, Macomb st. and MasSa-
chusetts ave. NV, on Sunday. Au-
gust u. at pm. Interment
Cemetery 90
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gust "a, 1861. MARY wilson Of
616 4th st. ne. beloved wife of
Arthur Wilson and devoted mother
OF Jasper and George Wilson. She
also leaves to mourn her passing
TWO sisters two brothers and a
most OF other relatives and friends.
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5
l2th st. ne. tample parking facili-
iieSD, where friends may call after
pm. Sunday, August ~ and
where funeral services will be held
On Monday. August rs. at 1870 pm,
Jne Rev. Lewis J. McIlwain off
clatlng, 1nterment National Har-
mony Memorial PARK -
YATES, ERNEST A.. Jr. On saturdav
August &c. 1861. ERNEST A. YATES
Jr Of 536 LIST st. Sc. husband of
Juaniia Yates, son Of Matilda Yates.
Notice cf funeral later.
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JOHN V. Members of
Az Spalding Council. No. Az,
-AlAAA Knights OF Colum bus, are
&MkstS ~ notified of the death of
SSS =, Past Grand Knight JOHN
E&SAIN v. MCCARTHY. and are
%SS.H% requested to assemble at
the Collins Funeral Home
1891 l4th st. NV, on Sunday
Aueust -, 1861 at $40 pm, for
the recitation Of the rosary.
ALBERT v. DOUGHERTY.
Grand Knight.
LAWRENCE A. GAGE. Fin. Secy.
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MARI, STANLEY s. On Friday. Ah-
gust .. 1861, at his residence,
ton. Va. STANLEY S. MARI, be-
loved husband Of Ethelyn Williams
Mari Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home. 390l
North Fairfax drive. Arlington. Va,
where services will be held on Mon
dav August IS, al IN am Inter
ment Riverview Cemetery. Char
lottesville. Va. at . pm. -
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ELLIOTT, ROBERT. Suddenly, on

FRENCH, LILLIAN. On Friday. Au-
gust 25, 1861. LILLIAN FRENCH
of SIG Potomac ave Sc, beloved
mother OF Llovd and Earl French
She also leaves a sister. Mrs. Ruth
c. Miller: GRANDDAUGHTER. Other
relatives and friends Motto rnf fI.
neral later. Arransements by Alex
ander S Pope.
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JOHN '. on Friday, Au-
gust %, 1861, JOHN v. McCAR-
THY Of 1900 Evans drive, Silver
Spring, Md. beloved husband of
Jean A. Mccarthy. father of Kath-
ieen and Maureen McCarthy. brother
Of Mrs J. Kenneth Collins, Sister
Mary Bernard. c. S. c., and Mar
saret v. Mccarthy. Relatives and
friends may call at Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 l4th street NV.
REQUIEM mass at ST. John the
EvangelistS Church, 10000 Rosen-
steel road, Silver Spring, Nd. on
Monday, August 2S. at 10 am
Internment Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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August "a, 1861, at the District
General Hospital EDWARD JACK
SON of 1929 Clay place ne. the
beloved husband of Mrs. Bailar
Jackson and son Of Mrs Melissa c.
Jackson He also leaves a oaugh-
ter. Fiji johnson; three sisters,
Mrs. Bessie Lewis Mrs. Sarah Jack
son and Mrs. Annie Tillman. and
three brothers, Harvey. Pierce and
hOu1rZa JaCEsOr Friends NAV c.
Sunday, August -. between . and
- I'm, at The .ureral home OF
where toe services will be held Mon
day. AU9uSt IS. at 10 am. the
Rev. PhiliO Elmore officiating In
termCnt Carver Memorial Park. -
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HUDSON, BLANCHE c. On Friday
HUDSON Of 415 kennedy st. ne,
beloved mother of Mrs. Anna B
Mason and Nelson B. and Theodore
siste1S S %rs FrsScsg @ sSfEi'i5 ralbsTt @ 1--WE swg
Mrs. Annie Pitts; three grandchil-
dren. other relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later
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DFathH

BENJAMIN J. On Fri
thesda Naval Hospital. BENJAMIN
J. FONVILLE Of 5361 Blaine ST.
ne. beloved husband of Mis-. Olga
Fonville. father Of Miss Misehelle
Fonville and stepSon of Mrs. Sarah
Fonville He also is survived by
one niece. Mrs. Gwendoln Reddick
and other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Fonville will lie in state
after pm. Monday, August IS, at
the Hughes Memorial Methodist
Church. sd and Ames st. ne,
where services will be held on
Tuesday. August 20. at 1880 am.
the Rev. William E. Bishop Of
ficiating Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Services by
Stewart. IS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
Birthday Dinner Honors
Two Jackson Children

and Mrs. R. S. Martin and chill
dren. Sonny and Chip. all of Cum
berland. were present for this
special service and had dinner
with the Cole family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wood and
two sons, of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Wiltshire, of Gum
Springs. with their daughter.
Jean Marie. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Pitts and at
tended worship services at Fine
Greek Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Duke. of
Goochland. were Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kilby.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Williams.
Mrs. Annie Ives and Mrs. NJ. N.
Bradley. ST.. visited Miss Birdie
Baugh at Belona one afternoon
last week. Mrs. Bradley spent the
week here visiting in the Will
liams home, and with her son,
Marc, and family. She also visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Denoon
Mr.. and Mrs Waitsell GWalt-
ney and two Sons have been
spending about ten days of their
vacation visiting relatives and
friends in Statesville, Charlotte
and Forest City, n. c.. and other
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12

JEFFERSON, May II - Mr..
and Mrs. MOntelle Jackson gave
a birthday dinner On Sunday in
honor of the birthdays of their
daughter. Virginia Ann, and their
son, William Thomas. Their
guests included Mrs. Julia Jack
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Aubrey
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
SchrecengoSt, and d a u Oh e r,
Linda, all of Richmond.
Oliver c. Lippy is having a
four room cottage built on his
property where he hopes to have
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. E.
Lippy. of Maidens. move as soon
as it is completed. Friends and
neighbors will welcome them to
the community.
The jefferson Junior All Club
held its meeting in the home of
the leader, Mrs. Clark Worsham.
Fifteen boys and girls were pres
ent as well as Mrs. Joyce Wood.
home agent. and H. W. Henry.
county agent. The whole group
was instructed by Mrs. Wood on
the proper way to brush their
teeth. She then gave the girls a
demonstration on how to press
and iron clothes properly: while
Mr.. Henry took the boys outdoors
for nature study.
Mrs Rebie Tilman. Mrs. E. P.
Hicks. Mrs. Louise Lippy and
Mrs. Frances Adams and daugh-
ter, Kathy. attended the Girls
Auxiliary presentation service at
May Memorial Sunday night.
Kathy was recognized as having
become a princess in her for
ward steps.
Miss Sandra Cole, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cole. Jr.. had
her tOnsils removed at the Rich
mond Eye Hospital on Friday,
April 90 She has been in school
this week.
Confirmation Class
Iven Cole, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Cole. Jr., was a member
of the confirmation class last
Sunday at st. Luke's Episcopal
Church. Others in the class were
Charles R. Kennon, III, David
Johnson, Ellen Richardson, Jo-
ellen Blandford, Mabel White
and Mrs. w. P. Jervey, Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Dawson and Mr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
In Cumberland County
Home And Community I'm
Units Tour Rated A Success

was demonstrated. Mrs. Doyle
Rich conducted the group on
a tour of her newly constructed
modern home.
Mrs. Richard Blanton placed
emphasis on evergreens. bulbs.
and ANNALS. The old Court
House in the village and the
Clerks office were toured and
Mrs. Coffman gave a brief his
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Whaley
and little daughter and a
friend Of theirs, all from Rich
mond, spent the week end here
with his people. They also at
tended Jones Chapel services
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill England
and little daughter from Nor
folk, spent the week end here
visiting their people, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dunn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall England. Mrs.
Bill England playes the piano
at Jones Chapel.
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points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Davis, of
PoWhatan, have a son born Sat
urday, April %, at pm. in the
Medical College of Virginia Hos
pital. The proud grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Frame,
of this community. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Junious Davis. of PoWha-
tan.
Make Room for Four
Mr.: and Mrs. Drew II. Hicks
have been very busy for the
past two months making a few
changes at their home on the
farm in this community. The
size of their family will increase
by four in a very few days when
their son, Paul, will arrive in the
United States after having been
serving with the army in Eng
land for three years. He will
bring his wife and two small
sons. and after a 30-day furlough
here. will be stationed at an air
force base near Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Bessie M. Hening came
fome last Saturday after spend
ing several days in Richmond
hospital. and has enjoyed having
her friends visit her.
Mi and Mrs. j. Hamilton Hen
ing and daughter. Eleanor. Of
Hopewell, were visitors Sunday
in the community They visited
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Hening and
had lunch with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Perkins.
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CUMBERLAND. May 1.-THE
Home and Community Improve
nent Committee Of the County
Rural Development program re
Gently sponsored its first county
tour. Seventy six adults attend
ed
At Mrs. Joe Hazlegrove's
home. arranging flower beds
and planning the flower Garden
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Tanworth, owned by NJ. E.
Blanton, ST.. Built in 1875 and it
is still in operation
Muddy Creek Mill is built Of
rock, brick and heart pine. The
timbers are the original ones.
According to M. E. Blanton. this
is the only mill still standing and
in operation with two rows or
dorner windows.
The committee members re-
sponsible for this tour were
Mesdames l.. j. ClaWson, Re-
becca French. Lavone Baker.
Reuben Johns, Doyle Rich, j. A.
Hazlegrove, E. l.. Seay, Jr.. P.
l.. Duncan and Irene Speas.
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tory of some records filed there
Also. she pointed out some of
the improvements in the Court
House and Clerk office that
have been realized through the
efforts of the local woman's
club.
At the home of Mrs. Garland
Blanton, the group admired re-
finished antiques. and handmade
rugs, scarves and bedspreads.
Her lockwood and flower gar
dens were also focal points of
beauty and evident careful plan
ing.
The final stops of the tour was
the old Muddy Creek Mill at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12
USES FINGER FOR GUN

San Ar ohio Jesus Gonzales,
Waterman for a dry cleaning
plant, used his index finger to
capture a would-be burglar.
The 60 year old Waterman
spotted an intruder slipping in a
window and slipped around be-
hing the man. jabbed a finger
in his back, and said: Freeze.
This is gum" The intruder
froze until police arrived to cart
him off to. jail.
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The good news she has received
recently. She passed the state
board examination, and is now
a registered nurse. She is cur
rently night supervisor at De
Paul Hospital in Norfolk.
Mrs. Frances Graham and
children, Of Kensington, Md.
have been spending the past two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
L. Spr0use. Mr.. Sprouse went for
them, and Mr. Graham will be
down this week end to take them
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-12

Miss Linda Perkins spent two
days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Perkins.
Linda is to be congratulated on
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Trents Mill

May III extend sincere SYM
pathy to the family Of Mrs. Bak-
er Clark, who died recently.
Pink ownby has lett to be
with his wife in the home of
their daughter and son-in-law
in North Carolina, Both Of them
are on the sick list. Their son,
David and his wife have moved
into their parents home to take
care Of their posses sions.
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been too busy with term pa
pers and book reports for
school.
Peter Lawford asked me
if liked all this. DO you
want to be a big stare he
asked me"
Holding tightly to her copy
Of "Wuthering Heights" ~
had TO read it for a book
report Sue said a big fat
Yes" It's what she's had
in mind all along her IA
years.
"One thing amused me
about Peter Lawford," she
explains. He had on the
most interesting shoes-a
cross between moccasinS and
a boot-like Robin Hoods.
They were black with red
tassels and they folded down.
His feet were propped on a
table most of the time.
The other stars kept their
clothes formal. but Peter
Lawford loosened his tie over
his blue and white striped
shirt and wore a black and
gray sweater between scenes.
When 1t was time for him to
act. he called for his jacket
and it was passed down a
long line Of people to his
shoulders. He is sort of a
show off. It seemed an effort
for him TO get up from a
chair"
But Peter Lawford gave
Sue a claim to fame"
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to listen to for pre-filming
instructions. Half the time
one person tells you to stay
put, then another says walk
through that door when the
camera rolls. Whichever you
do will be wrong"
Otto Preminger personally
blessed out lot OF extras
who kept drifting in and out
Of scenes, Sue says. He
blasted out at one girl who
was inconsistent in wearing
her gloves. And most of the
extras were reprimanded for
carrying copies OF Advise
and Consent while they were
being filmed.
People kept asking me for
my autograph. Sure l signed.
Who am l TO deny them this"
says Sue with a laugh.
When the scenes were fin
ished and Sues movie career
had come to an end. she
pocketed her S24.26 earnings
and went back to Cynthia
Warner School.
1t was lunchtime when she
walked in. The girls in their
blue and white uniforms and
saddle shoes applauded as
Sue in her stockings. high
heels and plaid dress entered.
What's Peter Lawford like,
and Henry Fonda" Sues
classmates yelled at her.
They knew Henry Fonda
from his cowboy TV series
and Peter Lawford from the
Thin Man show" says Sue.
What did Peter Lawford
have on?"
The questioning continued
in study hall.
Did you shake hands with
Peter Lawford? Let me touch
it," the school girls asked Sue,
their student council presi-
dent turned actress.
At her home that night.
Sue telephoned girls who
don't go to Cynthia Warner
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TEEN-AGE MOVIE EXTRA
How to Meet the Stars-and Get Paid
By Fiji GORSKA
star staff Writer

He stepped on my toes
three times" she says. Each
time he said. Excuse me.
That was when they were
shooting a scene where a
handful OF us were standing
behind Mr.. Lawford, and re-
porters got tongue tied. Over
and over an actor said. If
the Senator has any COM
plants. he should write his
Congressman
Another part OF the script
I keep hearing: Henry Fonda
kept reciting. Not now, I've
got to 90 to lunch
He said it so many times
that afterwards he said. Boy,
am l hungry
Sue says she wasn't intro
duced TO actor Charles
Laughton. but that she did
see him on Capitol Hill.
II felt I should go up and
pat his head. He's like a little
shaggy dog"
Sue spent four hours acting
In audience scenes. Besides
playing a front row specta-
tor at the Senate hearing,
she had to walk IS feet to
the Caucus Room doorway
She was on camera. too, for
about rs feet, walking and
running down a corridor.
One thing l learned" Sue
says. Never stop running
once you've started, until you
hear someone scream. CUT
And you don't know who
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School and told them about
her experience in detail.
How did she get the part?
Like thousands Of other
Washingtonians, Sue had
lined up at a hotel here from
early morning until dusk try
ing to get a job as an extra
in the movie about political
life in Washington. That
was in August. She never
got the personal interview
that day. but she handed in
An application, nevertheless.
The next night she got a call
at home. The casting direc-
tor wanted to know her
height and hair color.
Il told him about 5 feet 3
or 2, and that my hair was
light brown blond. I knew
one girl who had been turned
down for being too tall and
too dark" says the Sopho-
more who is nearly Is"
Il told him that I had
modelled and had taken six
years Of dramatics and had
my social security card. My
mother, who knows I'm stage
struck, went ahead and got
me a social security number
when she got my ll-year-old
sister. Buffy, one in August.
Buffy is on the road in The
Music Man with Forrest
Tucker. She plays the pig
tailed piano-playing Amaryl-
lis.
The casting director told
me he'd call about September
10 or IA. But he didn't.
That's why I was so excited
when the call finally came
through, even though it was
three weeks late.
II can't wait to go on
camera again. Making a
movie is more fun than the
last role l played-that Of a
witch in play at school.
But next time" says Sue,
Il want to be the star. Play
ing an extra is too hard"
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am. alarm went off. She PIT
on a good luck necklace that
heretofore had gotten her
through exams.
Her home near Ashton.
Md. seemed far away when
2Ia hours later Sue found
herself posing with movie
stars for still shots and sitting
in the front row Of an audi
ence scene in the Senate eau
Gus Room.
Henry Fonda is a really
charming person" says Sue.
He makes you feel at ease.
When he sat beside me for a
picture he said, Are you a
big stare
Hes not like a movie ac-
tor. He's so funny. While
ne was sitting beside me. he
signed someone's autograph
book and handed it to me. l
signed my name and he said,
Now you're a star
once he Knocked Director
Otto Preminger. With a
Preminger accent he said.
You go homer Mr.. Prem
niger had told an extra that
earlier. 1t was quite loud.
1t might have gone down on
camera.
1T was very interesting to
see that stars are human.
Walter Pidgeon and. Henry
Fonda are very sweet. Wal
ter Pigeon is so cute. He
asked me if I had read 'Ad-
wise and Consent said I'd
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Susan Shut was cleaning
her room when the telephone
rang.
Her father called up to her:
Are you sitting down."
Sue was standing, but she
quickly sat down.
The man from Advise and
Consent called. You're due
at S:15 am. tomorrow on
Capitol Hill" her father an
nounced.
Sue followed the impulse
that's instructive with teen
ayers. She rushed to the tele-
phone and started calling her
friends-Dee Huntington. a
classmate at Cynthia Warner
School in Takoma Park. Md.
and Kathy LanderS OF Sher-
wood High, who lives across
the street. Then she hung
up and went personally to
Kathy's and told the story
Of how she was to be an extra
the next day in the movie Of
Allen Drury's book, Advise
and Consent"
Before going to bed that
night II didn't sleep so
good, Sue picked out a full
skirted grey-green plaid dress
to wear for the filming.
Il was afraid to wear a
sheath because l was afraid
l would be bending on cam
era or I wouldn't be able to
walk right" explains the IA
year-old sophomore.
Sue was up before the 5:45
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Next Week-HurY Bocus Writes
About Roy Charles Hit the Rood jock
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-13

lets are run off, and strike slogans
are scrawled on walls at night.
Many individuals have obviously
gone into hiding, Mr.. A is away
in Zululand, Mr.. B is out of town
on business, and Mr.. and Mrs. C
were away for the night when Che
police raided their house.
The editor and staff of a lib
eral newspaper just never seem
to be in their offices any more.
Whether all the police raids as
uncovering any details of some
sinister plot beyond the publicity
announced decision to demonstrate
unless the government calls a ma
tiOnal convention to hammer out a
democratic non-racial constitution
remains to be seen. . A.: s.adt
RI The Liberal Party national
chairman, Peter Brown, has de-
clared that if. the government in
tention with the nationwide raids
is to intimidate party members, it
will be unsuccessful. Coupled with
police sweeps through African
townships, the events "are a grim
reminder of last years emery
ency," he says.