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Evening star., 1961-03-08
MERIWETHER
Lack Of Verocity
Charged by Morse

Continued From First Page
managed the 1858 campaign of
Gov. John Patterson. who was
one Of the early supporters Of
Mr.. Kennedy for President last
year.
JavitS, Morse Lead Fight
In addition to Senator Morse,
the fight against the Meri-
Senator Javits, Republican of
New York.
Senator Javits dealt mainly
with charges that were aired in
the Banking Committee last
week-that Mr.. Meriwether is
not suited for an agency that
considers loans for Asia and
Africa because Of his alleged
association with advoctes of
racial discrimination in Ala
bama political campaigns.
Senator Morse injected new
charges into the debate yester-
day by telling the Senate he
had received information Mon
day about allegations that Mr..
Meriwether had a police
record and was a reformed
alcoholic.
The Oregon Democrat read
into the Congressional Record
letters he had written to FBI
Director ]. Edgar Hoover and
!. President Kennedy, asking for
Z FBI information about the
s nominee.
/ Senator Morse also read into
! the record q telegram he sent
I to Mr.. Meriwether at Mont
i goInery, Ala, Monday, which
read in part:
II am very disturbed in con-
: nection with your nomination
: for q post on the Export-Im-
port Bank concerning dis
closures about your past record.
:. Next I would like to know If
/, you were arrested on September
! II. 1947, or any other time on
4, q charge of issuing worthless
checks and using a car without
the owners consent. Further,
I would like to know if you have
ever been arrested. and if so at
I what times and on what
{ charges :"
Senator Morse also asked
Mr.. Meriwether about q ques-
ton which was raised in the
hearings. as to why "the low
tire bid of U. S. Royal to the
State Of Alabama was turned
down in favor Of a higher bid
by B. F. Goodrich at a time
: when it is alleged that Robert
Shelton, grand dragon Of the
( Klu Klux Klan," was a sales
representative of Goodrich.
I Senator Morse told the Sen
ate he received q reply from
: Mr.. Meriwether's secretary,
saying the nominee was out Of
! the city and that the telegram
!. would be called to his atten-
: ton upon his return.
Sparkman, Morse Clash
In the midst Of the Morse
) speech, Senator Sparkman sug-
) gested that ''the ugly head Of
McCarthyisrn" was being raised
Z in the Senate again and said
ne hated to see it.
Senator Morse ansrily de-
manded to know If Senator
Sparkrnan implied that he had
raised McCarthyism,
mot at all" Senator Spark
man replied.
But the Oregonian said that
was the inference he drew from
. Sparkman remark and said he
would never yield to Senator
Sparkman for another inter-
, ruption unless he withdrew the
remark.
Earlier, Senator Sparkman
had replied to the Morse alle-
cations by recalling what hap
pened at a recent Kennedy
press conference.
.. The President had been
asked If there was anything in
Mr.. Meriwether's background
that might embarass his ad-
Evening star., 1961-03-08
Job|ess Aid
Speed Urged
By the Associated Press

Labor Secretary Goldberg to-
day urged sVift Senate action
on the administrations pro-
gram to give 81 billion addi-
tional unemployment compen-
sation benefits to jobless work.
ers. The House has passed the
bill.
With 5,705,O00 persons listed
as unemployed, the highest idle
total In 20 years, Mr.. Goldberg
told the Senate Finance Com
mittee the situation "is grave
enough to warrant immediate
attention by the Congress" He
hopes to start the flow of al
rditional benefit payments the
the unemployed by mid-April.
Mr.. Goldberg asked the COM
mittee to approve the House
bill without change. 1t would
provide up to 13 additional
weeks Of benefit payments to
an estimated 3,125,000 or more
workers who have exhausted or
are about to exhaust their pay
ments.
The extra benefits would be
financed by increasing employ
ers' payroll taxes from 81 to
3.5 per cent for two years.
One-Day Hearing
The Finance Committee has
scheduled only a single day Of
hearings in an effort to speed
the measure to the Senate.
Mr.. Goldberg testified the
need for swift action Is under
scored by these eight points:
!. The number Of long-term
unemployed persons without
oh for more than three months
stands at about l.6 million.
Half Of these have been unem-
ployed for more than six
months. Mr.. Goldberg said the
number Of long-term unem-
ployed rose 100000 In the last
IL months.
Q. The number involuntarily
reduced the part time jobs has
passed the 3 million mark, 800,-
900 more than year ago.
3. THE working hours of our
factory labor are at a postwar
low"
4. About 100000 have ex-
hauSted their benefits and still
have no Jobs. by April /,
this number Is expected to rise
to 720, ,000."
5. The number of major
labor market areas in which
Evening star., 1961-03-08
Ginger Rogers
To Wed Director

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 8 (AP).
Actress Ginger Rogers and
film director William Marshal
have obtained a marriage
license, but she won't say where
and when they will wed.
Miss Rogers and Mr.. Mar
shal, 43, quietly visited the home
of a deputy county clerk in
Santa Barbara last Saturday
night and obtained the license,
it was learned today.
Evening star., 1961-03-08

ministration, and the President
replied:
mo. I have sent Mr.. Meri-
wether's name up there after
reading the FBI report and
other records"
Senator Sparkman insisted
that on all other nominations
the Senate had been content
to rest on the, Presidents
statement without going into
FBI reports.
Senator Morse disagreed, de-
claring that the Senate must
reach its own Judgment and
that he does not propose ito
relegate to the President the
job Of evaluating FBI reports. !"
Senator Morse said there
were precedents for asking the
Banking Committee to send
one or two members down to
the White House with q request
to examine the FBI data.
Senator Sparkman said he
could recall only one case, about
seven or eight years ago, when
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee sent one Republican
and one Democrat to the execu-
tive branch with a request to
see the FBI report on a nomi-
nee for ambassador.
Senator Douglas, a liberal
Democrat from Illinois, took the
floor against the motion to re-
commit, pleading with his COL
leagues to vote on the Meri-
wether nomination with mercy
and compassion" Senator
Douglas said he would rather
err on the side of mercy in this
case.
rDenials Recalled
The Illinois Senator recalled
that at the hearings Mr.. Meri-
wether denied he was anti-Se-
metic, anti-Negro or anti Cath
olic. The Senator added that
there was no evidence the NOM
inee ever belonged to the Ku
Klux Klan.
Senator Morse told Mr.. Ken
nedy their disagreement over
this nomination will in no
way lessen my support of you
in what I am sure will be
900 per cent Of the time in
connection with the rest of
your program"
Senator Robertson, Democrat
Of Virginia. chairman Of the
Banking Committee, protested
against what he called guilt by
association" attacks against Mr..
Meriwether. The Virginian said
he believes the real objection
to Mr.. Meriwether is that he
favors segregation in Alabama.
The nominee told the commit
tee that in Washington he
would follow the policies Of the
Federal Government on nom
discrimination.
Evening star., 1961-03-08

Korea, has been mentioned in
some reports as the leading
candidate to become Assistant
Secretary for Far Eastern Al
fairs.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

ample, chloroform, arsenic,
carbon tetrachloride, insec-
ticides, cleaning compounds.
etc. Sometimes poisonous
foods like mushrooms can
cause an attack. Contain
mated drinking water is often
the cause Of severe outbreaks.
One viral type is due to
innoculations and transfu-
sions with needles and syr-
inges which haven't been
completely strilized. Many
doctors are using diSpoSable
sterile needles and syringes
when they can.
One difficulty in tracking
down viral hepatitis is that
most often the symptoms
don't show up until many
weeks after the patient has
become infected with the
virus.
Only then does he get symp-
toms. They may resemble
an ordinary grippe at first.
But it hangs on longer with
fever, chills, loss of APPETITE,
fatigue, nausea, pain in the
abdomen. diarrhea. After a
few weeks the liver becomes
enlarged and the whites of
the eyes get yellow. So does
the skin, and this is the rea-
Evening star., 1961-09-20

=ss
son for the itching that is so
disturbing at times.
Antibiotics don't seem to
help. Treatment consists
mainly of rest in bed for a
number Of weeks, with high
. protein and carbohydrate diet
dow in fats). And no al
cohol. Fortunately, most
cases recover. Only rarely is
the patient saddled with a
chronic hepatitis.
- =
Dear DIR. Steincrohn: Is
there any harm in the con-
tinued use of prune juice be-
fore breakfast for its natural
laxative effects? In my case
it seems the perfect answer.
Sincerely Mrs. L., Missouri.
NO HARM. Be thankful
for this simple remedy. Rails
ins work as well for others,
as do figs. Taking these
pleasant foods at breakfast
is certainly better than hav-
ing to take daily enemas as
some people do; or swallow
ing unpleasant laxative con-
concoctions. The trouble is
that prunes. figs and raisins
don't help everybody.
y
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I've
Evening star., 1961-09-20
DEAR ABBY
Give the Child a Tip, Dear!
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: My eleven
year-old daughter is very
friendly with everyone in the
neighborhood, and frequently
visits the neighbors. She gets
along well with adults, as
well as with children, and
everyone welcomes her into
their homes.
My problem is one nosy
neighbor who makes it her
business to know everybody
elSe'S. She asks my daughter
questions about who visits us,
what we served, what we
t"r-"d about, and 81 forth.
You know, Abby, 1l-year-
ulu- uo4IU Always have Gne
best judgment therefore
this old buttinsky gets a lot
Evening star., 1961-09-20

the bride has to match bank
books before the marriage.
since the husband has to
support her for the rest of
her life? POOR FISH.
She doesn't, and she
shouldn't. But a woman con =
tributes more important
things than money to mar.
rage. I'd like to see a man
have a baby!
Are things rough?" Let
Abby help you SolUe yourl
problem. For a personal re-.
ply, incloSe a stamped, selt-I
addressed envelope and send
to Abby in care of The Eue-s
ming Star.
For Abby's booklet, "HotU to-
Haze a LoUely Wedding, ..
send Soc to Abby. Bor 1865!
Beverly Hills, Calf. /
Distributed by McNsught Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1961-09-20

of information would rather
she didn't have. Should I
call on this busybody and
set her straight? Or should
I tell my daughter not to go
over there any more?
PROJECT DWELLER
Tell your daughter that it
isn't mice" to tell neighbors
what goes on at home. And
if this neighbor asks Ques-
tiOnS that are meme of her
business, your little girl
should avoid her OF reply,
why don't you ask my
mother?9"
DEAR ABBY: I am a bach
elor and I have heard that
marriage is a $3.50 PROPOSE
ton. I would like to know if
Evening star., 1961-09-20

a simple job. Acute hepatitis
is the inflammatory reaction
of the liver to drugs, chem
icals or infection. The two
most common forms are toxic
and viral hepatitiS. We see
more of the viral type. In
fictitious or epidemic hepatitis
is the type people are more
likely to get. This virus is
transmitted by personal con-
tact or through human waste.
The other viral type is trans
mitted through the blood.
Even the toxic kind of hep
atitis is on the increase,
though not as common as
the viral type. 1t can be
caused by chemicals that are
swallowed. inhaled or alb
Sorbed by the skin. For ex-
Evening star., 1961-09-20


been told that 1 have the be-
ginning of cirrhosis of the
liver. I already have bile in
my urine. I've been a beer
drinker for the past 20 years.
Can the liver be brought back
to normal when it is already
enlarged? I haven't the heart
to tell my doctor, but I still
drink a few bottles of beer a
day. Sincerely Mr.. B.
IF YOUR DOCTOR hasn't
been able to pound in some
sense, l know that what I
say will be eneffectual, too.
Beer? How can you still drink
it under the circumstances?
If you could only see one
severe case of cirrhosis, I
wager you wouldn't touch an
other drop of alcohol.
= + +
DR.. Steincrohn'S ledtlet,
Maybe Your Heart Troubles
Imaginary" ,UiH be mailed on
receipt of a stamped, self
addressed enUelope, and 10
cents in coin for handling.
Address DR.. Steincrohn in
care OF The Euening Star.
"a Bell Syndicate Feature
Tomorrow: Heort Stops
Evening star., 1961-09-20
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Hepotitis an Increasing Problem
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What
is meant by hepatitis? Is it
a common condition? Can it
be prevented and treated?
Sincerely, Mr.Y., Michigan.
IN TERMS of heart dis
ease, you wouldn't say it's a
widespread condition. How
ever, when you consider that
there were over 10000 cases
reported last year, you
wouldn't pass it off as in
consequential, either.
Inflammation OF the liver
seems to be an increasing
problem in the United States.
Many cases are unrecognized
and unreported.
In the sense that we know
what causes hepatitis, it can
be prevented, but this isn't
Evening star., 1961-09-20

Lady MonhoHons ore way Of life The very foUndotion Of
smart seporoes wordrobe The mpeccobIe tailoring, The
attention 10 details the fit, the fashion make these shirts first
choice Of spoeor devoees the country All eosycore
blend Of Docron poHester and cotton. Sizes 10 TO 10.
e.
A. Tommie collar shirt White, black, gold, red. string
olive 500
B. Choir boy collar shirt White qod toost royo green
5.95
c. Convertible collar shirt White black uchsio brown
500
Sportweor- Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1961-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALCON 80 4-dr. de luxe sed.
stand; trans. heater; like new;
xSRR: xSssSRs 1s 1871 TRACES St! FRIEND niE. RENT
FIAT SO 2.door. 5-passeneef:
yipers, sunroof and like new
tires, the economy explained by
the 4-Eallon gas tank; one owner;
antse; $5aS. .oE9222. LOGAN
condition; $5 down, S34 per mo
ROGERS MOTORS. WA. 7-6500
FIAT go 2:door; T. and h.; good
TAKOMA FORD
7O35 CARROLL AVE, JU. $1,000
F0RD $50 Tudor VS.; straight shift
r. and h., powder blue, snow tires
AL peri. eond. Must sell. Ju
6-0060.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
GRADY
BROWN
PONTIAC

i545 WILSON BLVD.
Arlington, Va. IA. 2-5557
DE SOTO 81 4-door sedan; J. and
iSh. excel. eond.: S195. small down
payment; payments at bank. L. p.
sTEUART, INC, 1440 p st. NV
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AUT0M0BILES FeR SALE

CHEVROLET 80 Parkwood 4-door
station wagon: =. and h: very low
mileage, ! owner; exceptionally
well kept; be sure to see this one.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO station wagon; $1,000;
one owner since new; Immaculate.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Conn. ave.
FORD 80 VS. Galaxie hdtps.; p.s.,
auto. trans. r. and h.; like new.
Tudor, 81. ZOO: Fordor. ST. $50. No
trades; FRIEND RENT-A.cAR.
1921 L st. NV.
FORD as coupe; win trade for y.
ton pickup truck; terms. Eyes,
after 8. PO. $4,000.
FORD '65 Country Sedan: Fordof.
white. 8 cylinder, radio, heater,
Eordomatie, power steering, wind.
shield washers, red and white in-
terror, all good tires, low mileage,
very very , clean .t5hnrouRhout, attractive
FORD 115O goth st. NV. ".
FORD '56 convertible; excellent
condition. new top; can sell on
bank terms to responsible party;
S625. S25 down: unusual offer
HOPEH. LA. 0-27OO.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

CORVAIR 80 4-door; auto. trans Il,
=: and h.; beeut; baby blue finish.
Si.ssb. The "orisinar coM:
PACT CAR CO.. 14th and r. ].
ave. ne. For info. call Hu. $4,000.
CORVAIR 80 4.door: powerglide: =
lent condition throughout: Sl,6o6
Evening star., 1961-01-19

De .SaQ ga T. 3; ss ssf'1': :s. :is. ':ss9 ssss
Pvt. owner, Sac ss75. csil BOB
Evening star., 1961-01-19
ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet -corvair Corvette
Columbia Pike and o. 0lebe Rd.
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-67S1
CORVAIR go model; radio, heater,
poWerglids: from S16qb. Also l40)
61s from $l699 TOMS CHEW.
Rg39LFT g9 1873 1888 os. ave-. whsaton.
CORVETTE go hdtp,; 3 spd.; silver
like new, 1895. Mr.. CASEY.
JU. Q-3045 bet. 10 am. and 8 pm.
CORVETTE 80 conv.: only 1900
straieht shift: this car Is like
erand-new, fully guaranteed: only
GRADY
MERCURY COMET ENGLISH FORD
1909 WIS. AVE, AETH. OIL. 5000
DATSUN 1883 demonstrator; the
small car with ell the convenience
Of Q big one; =. and h., Wv,
tires, sky blue: advertised in all
the hetteP-grade MAGAZINES; for
&45 down and $40 0 month, BAN
MING a. SONS. $500 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd. UN. 1850.
DE SOTO '5s; 2.tone brown, white
top. white tires, power brakes,
ateeYing: 81 l,305,
Evening star., 1961-01-19
CHEVROLET SO

CHEVROLET SO
4-DooR e-passenEer
station wagon: automatic, power
steering, power brakes. radio,
heater: economical 6-cylinder en-
gine, beautiful silver gray finish;
one owner. low mileage, like new
81 ,699
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
2b YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily 0 TIL 0: Sun. 0 TIL 4
CHEVROLET '4s 4-dr.; heater,
green, good running condition.
$75. JU. 6-1076.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
|AuTos . Taucks WANTED
tcoNTiNuEol

WE NEED clean; late model used
s:s. Sc Go1Ssli "a Hi.. o4s .P:. Go r.: sfi f
Evening star., 1961-01-19

CONTINENTAL 1887 Marx II; alb
solutely as new; by ORIGINAL own
er: 9,700 miles, white with white
1eather interior. fully equipped
incl. air conditioning. $4,000. so
S-251b.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
ROSENTHAL

coluGSiS pis. ana 8. Giebs Rd
Arlington. va. IA. 7-o761
CHEVROLET '66 "2l0" 4-door;
SIiho1iHai sSitso WITH cv.fdriVe. SiiVe''i :. and T.;
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Columbia Pike and Q. oiebe Rd.
Arlington. Va. ia. 7-676l
CHEVROLET $50 "2l0" 4-door;
economical Q cylinder, standard
shit with overdrive' :. and h.;
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase No;
oH aome a-saVc Il Country Club Us Used caaarisS
CHRYsLKR '6s Windsor 4-dr. hard
top: r. and h., tofdueflite. power
steering beas; ,n black ;i.ss; finish; nos 1me
less throurhout; must see to Sp-
preciate; S1.495, small down pay
ment, payments at bank. L. p.
STEUART, INC. 1440 p st. NV.
CHRYsLER 1858 New Yorker 2-dr.;
battery, good tires, fully winter
lied. snow chains. FE. 7.2742.
CHRYsLER '55 windsor de luxe
4-door: auto, p.s., r. and h., let
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda.chevy Chase, Nd
ok aome s;eaOs u Country Club Gh 9:.d dfaaa2 csr.
CHRYsLER 81 windsor 4-dr.; pow.
er steering, power brakes. excel
condo $500. Call Wo. 7-4161 Of
CHRYsLER '69 earatoga hardtor
coupe; white; power steering,
power brakes; unusual value at
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
.CHRYsLER 1850 4-dr. sedan; r.
cash. IA. 2.e534.
COMET 80 4-door; auto. trans,
and h.. WV. tires, $500 orig
miles: raven black finish. cherry
isa mar 'hescl%Shp co%pAeF CAR e6 e., Gtlf f4ti
and r. !. ave. ne. For info. call
CONTINENTAL 1887 Marx II; ab.
solutely as new; by original own
er: 9.700 miles, white with white
leather interior, fully equipped
incl. air conditioning. $4,000. so
S-2515.
CORVAIR go 4-door; auto. trans
r. and h.; besut, baby blue finish
Si.Ssb. The "orisinai" CON.
PACT CAR CO., 14th and r.
ave. n.e. For info. cali Hu. $500
Evening star., 1961-01-19

COMET 80 4-door; auto. trans,
and h. WV, tires, $500 orig
red interior; Sl,7e5, The orig
inap' COMPACT CAR CO., 14th
and r. ], ave. ne. For info. call
Evening star., 1961-01-19
tcoNrlNUsp)

CADILLAC 1850 hardtop coupe;
desert beige. hesutiful interior
fully equipped: 81 .095.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac.0lds ca
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CHEV. 81 Bel Air hdtp.; white
auto. .transm., p.b. p.s.. :. and 4.
New transm. New motor. Must be
sold S1,060 or best offer MRS.
ROMrG, VIII. $4,000 before 8:
Altar a. 9P. Ar2167.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FoRr
1900 WIS. AVE. BETH. OIL. 6-4200
CHEW. SO "21o" ..door: standart !. !.
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

1858 New Yorker 2-dr.:
$4,000 miles, excel cond., new
battery, good tires, fully winter
lied. snow chains. FE. 7-2742.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
L0Ts, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR INvEsTMENT-Let
the population growth q Fairiax
County make you eapitInHis6N eapitInHi 5Sins; Z;
nWER L, HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN.
dale, va, cL. 5000. weekdays;
ALL PROPERTY CONDEMNED for
hiehways. etc. can be repisced tsx
free. Call me about Ieplaeensnis
Setsiis HUGH L. MAHoNEY,
Broker. Annsndsle. Va. CL. $500
weekdays,
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CAD. 80 "62" coupe; full power
including air cond., low NIL. 3d.
44O. OWNER, KE. S-5l2O aft. 3,
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,hevy Chase Chevrolet

CHRYsLER 80 earatoSa hafdtor
coupe; white; power steering,
power brakes; unusual value OF
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
1850 4-dr. sedan; =.
and h.. good running eond.; $50
cash. HA 2.A534.
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DE SOTO '6s Fifedoine 4-door ss-
dan: 2-tone paint. power steering
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IPT- HOUSE GROUND
Yine locstion off Bennings I'd, Sc:
nrieed right to sell. -
xAv HEAITY CO. NA. 6.220U

ASaFdins } ~ Is lots. p: o.o: Co.
$500 IL. 5Sth ave, Berwyn Hts;
zoo Ii. Columbia ave. Colums
kia 1alk: terms each: cash 100
and sf6 per mo. OWNER. 30l-
Evening star., 1961-01-19
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md would like 10
buy q lot from owner. r. LEAR,
I'll Sligo ave, Sil. Spr.. Nd.
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1MS1TTGN : sY1DTC1TI! over

100 p scrss investment property; 2
long road frontages, nr. Rts. %
intersection. Portion OF property
potential commercial. Call Com
fnefcial Dept. T1NKLE PEOP,
ERTIES, Comm, Apt. and Land
flaa riiifa nfE LA h.1o01.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

BETHESDA, Nd. OF. s.77oo
OPEN FRIDAY . AM. TO 8 PM
CADILLAC LIMOS. AVAILABLE
80 "75" 9-passenger limo; black
air conditioning; $6,495. '6s rs
limo; black, air conditioning; S4.,
295. 81 "75" limo; black, ali
conditionins: S2,595. '57 "75'
limo; very clean: S2.0e5. buy nov
before spring prices rise.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co,
1000 O1nd 0t NJ w RE HOQn(
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Seautifui blue, air conditionins !;
EXCEPTIONAL condition; special.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

supporting men and the next
time she marries "he" will be
a wealthy diplomat. He'll have
to be, after a statement like
that! David Niven has
made SIS movies, but the cur
rent 1.-TWO Enemies" is the first
time that 1--WE ever made a
film without a leading lady.
Why did I do such a thing?"
he asks.
- #&
Jackie Gleason and Art Car
ney will come to Hollywood,
where the filming is better, to
film their "Honeymooners" TV
spectacular. That will be after
Jackie completes "Gigot" in
Paris. I've seen a still" pic
ture of Jackie as the deaf mute,
complete with long. matted
beard! Which reminds me,
why does Bette Davis have to
make herself so hideous as APP
pie Annie in "A Pocketful of
Miracles? Surely, one can play
a character role without going
Ito such tummy-turning ex-
tremes!
Gig Young and wife Eliza
beth Montgomery have bought
a house on the highest hill in
Hollywood. 1t cost a fortune,
but they can afford it with
Gig receiving more movie Of
fers than he can accept, and
Elizabeth in great TV demand
since her Emmy nomination.
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Gina LOllObrigida, still wait
ing to start her Lady L" at
Metro, plays an 80-year-old
woman in one scnee in her
next movie in Italy. Gina says
if Lady L" delays continue,
she won't need makeup for
her next movie.
Wonder why Gregory Peck
doesn't stay over for just one
more day to attend the Los
Angeles premiere of Gums of
Nayarone." Greg and wife
Veronique leave here June q
for France. The movie pre-
miereS here the 28th. You'd
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HOLLYWOOD, (NANA). -
Yves MOntand left the two
ladies who swoon for him sigh
Ing in Hollywood, took off for
Paris and wife Sim on e
SignOreA But he leaves Paris
and Simone again soon to go
to London for his one-man
show there-then ditto New
York, Washington, Los Angeles! I!
John Huston has settled his
problems with the heirs of the