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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
INCOME TAX DATA

hold. you must be unmarried or
legally separated as of the end
of the year. You must furnish
over half of the cost of main
tanning a household for the en-
tire year for at least one other
person who is related to you.
Your unmarried child, grand
child or sfepehiId must live with
you. These persons, however, do
not have 70 qualify as your de-
pendenfs in order for you TO
claim head Of household.
Your father or mother do not
have to live with you. but they
must qualify as your dependent
All other relatives must live
with you and also qualify as your
dependents.
Where the relative is required
to be dependent, such status
may not arise from a multiple
support agreement. The depen-
dent must receive over half Of
his support from you.
Cost of maintaining the house
hold refers to the household it.
self. This would include such
costs as rent, mortgage interest
(not principaD, taxes. insurance
on the premises, upkeep and re-
pair. utilities. domestic help and
food consumed in the home.
Use Form 1040 or l040-W when
claiming this status.
SURVIVING SPOUSE
Under certain conditions,
surviving spouse may have the
advantage of using the tax rates
under Schedule ii which are the
same as those used by persons
filing joint return.
There are four requirements
to qualify:
% Your spouse must have died
in either of the two years pre-
ceding 1860; and
(2) You must have been en-
titled to file a Joint return with
your spouse in the year of death.
II is not required that you actual
~ filed jointly. but only be en-
titled TO so file: and
(3) You have not remarked;
and
az You furnish over half the
cost of maintenance of your home
which is the principal abode for
your child or stepchild for whom
an exemption is allowable to you.
When claiming the Surviving
Spouse computation. you must
use the Form l040 or l040-W.
You may not compute your tax
as Head of Household as long as
you are entitled TO the benefits
of Surviving Spouse.
A Surviving SPOUSE NAV file a
Joint return in the year of death.
For the next two years, he or
she NAV use the Joint return
rates as Surviving Spousc if the
above conditions are met.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

milk and vanilla as directed on en-
velope. Drop mixture, about Y
cup at a time, onto waxed paper,
With a spoon, make a depression
in the top Of each mound. Freeze
until firm-2 to 8 hours.
To make the sundaes: Spoon a
tablespoonful Of chocolate sauce
into the shells then fill each shell
with a scoop Of ice cream. Store
in freezer If desired To serve,
garnish with additional chocolate
sauce. Makes about 8 servings.
REGAL CHOCOLATE SAUCE
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
9 tablespoons water
u cup sugar
Dash Of salt
8 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
Y teaspoon vanilla
Combine chocolate and water In
saucepan and place over low heat,
stirring until blended. Add sugar
and salt. Cook until sugar In dis
solved and mixture very slightly
thickened, stirring constantly. Add
butter and vanilla. Makes about
cup sauce.
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Of candy under a similar arrange
ment.
Young salemnen win be idend-
fled by round YMCA pins and the
special boxes Of mints win carry
the official Y.M.C.A. camp symbol.
Minneapolis Y.M.C.A. officials
feel that boys handing this sale
benefit from meeting people on
their own IN their door-to-door can
vass; learn 70 discharge the re-
sponsibility Of q particular Job
promptly, and how TO handle mon
ey and gain personal satisfaction
from having earned at least part
Of their way to camp.
About 1000 boys throughout the
Greater Minneapolis area expect
to sell 10000 boxes Of mints dur
ing the two-week campaign which
ends April 22nd. Boys from West
Central Branch win attend Camp
Icaghowan from July II to July
2sth, and Camp Kici Yapi (day
camp) from July 10 to August
70.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

MANNEAkOlAS mABIMDAxB
Apr. IB--AErs. Bernie Warren,
2025 Riverside Av.; Mr.. John Her
riford, 20IS Portland Av.; Mrs.
Ora Parks, 1O2s Knox Av. N.
Apr. 1e--Aer. Ben Daniels, 1000
Columbus Av.; Calvin Norris. 4Oss
Third Az. g.; Mias Barbara Ann
Walls, $500 Fourth Az. g.; Mrs.
Esther Patrick, SS42 Fourth Av.
s.
Apr. I7-Rev. william B. WIZ
liams, 2o15 22nd Az. 8.
Apr. 1s-Mrs. Pauline Lott, eIe
Girard Av. NJ; Mrs. Beryle Smith,
S71e Smelling Av.; Oscar Gr4ssam.
1910 Bryant Ay. NJ; John w. Nor
ris, 1925 Second Av. g.; Oscar
Brown, 705 Seventh St NJ; Mrs.
Myrtle Caldwell, e1s Glrard Av. N.
Apr. 19-Mrs. Ann Walker, 2s17
SUN nv SsS NILE AotA1 SOPoAaAAu,
ABB Chicago Av.; Byron B. All
son, ass N. 22nd st.; vanita X.
Smith, 1909 Fifth Av. N; John
M. Warren. Jr., seas Third Av.
s.; Toya Lynn Jackson, 1126 Du-
pont Av. N; Werner Larson, s1os
First Av. 8.
Apr. 20-Harlan 7. Russell, 504s
James Av. NJ; Charles Smith, 979
Aldrich Av, N; Marilynn AFRAID
ondo, 4457 Fourth Av. 8.
Apr. 21-wilbur BerneIl Nichols,
919 Glrard Av. N; Mrs. Marjory
1887 Portland Av.; Archie
Roger Jones, 1923 Eighth St g.;
Mrs. Henrietta Posten, 5s49 4sth
Av. N; Mrs. Lillian King, 1910
Knox Av. N; Beverly Lynch, 9Os
Av. NJ; Brian Jerome
Glenn, 1924 Fourth Av. 8.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Apr. 15-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bannarn, 372S Minnehaha Av., IL
years.
o Apr. 21-Mr. and Mrs. willard
Merrill, ST., 2309 Fifth Av. s., 81
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Mel
vim Young, 1919 Fourth Av. s.,
five years.
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and Mrs william Ridley. s1S 81.
Anthony Av
Weeiend Guest; MrR Geraldine
Henry Of Chicago, was the week
end guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fan
Of 911 Fuller Az. In honor Of her
guest, Mrs. Hall was hostess az
dinner ON Sunday, April 8. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Manning and Mr.. Frank Twitty.
Mrs. Henry left for her home On
Sunday afternoon.
Club Hostess; Mrs. Minnie Ray
mond, 654 Rondo Av., was hos
tess TO Toute Bon Amies Club ON
Friday, April z, in its first meet
ing after q winter vacation Re-
ports Of various committees were
given and plans for the future dis
cllRasd After the business seaaAOn,
members celebrated the birthday Of
Mrs. FloRsie Johnson at which
time she was presented with a gift
from her secret pal Mira Edward
Nichols, 40A4 Fifth Av. g., Min
neapolis, win be hostess at the
May meeting.
Club Date; Mrs. Gus Gulchard,
4O62 Fifth Av. g., Minneapolis,
win be hostess to the Twin City
Maids and Matrons Bridge Club
on Saturday, April 10.
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this recipe we make use Of the
freezing qualities Of dessert top
ping mix {. it goes to the bottom
Of the sundae to make shells that
hold first, chocolate sauce, then
scoops of rich-flavored coffee ice
cream. ...
We suggest, when preparing this
recipe, you make a few extra shells
to store in the freezer they're
ever 50 handy for hurry up des-
serts because the shells are delic-
ious in a variety Of sundae flavors,
or with pudding or fruit as a fill-
ing.
TOPSY TURVY SUNDAES
envelope dessert topping mix
u cup cold milk
u teaspoon vanilla
2 pints coffee ice cream (about)
1 cup Regal Chocolate Sauce
(about)
Prepare dessert topping with
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YMcA Boys In
Annuol G0ndY
Sole For Comp

Boys from the West Central
Branch Y.MC.A., $685. BlaisdeIl
Ax s., are conducting the sale Of
candy mints house-to-house IN
their neighborhoods for two weeks
The sale began Friday, April z.
Profits from this YMcA-spon-
sored and authorized sale win be
credited to each boy-saleEman's Z
camping fund. An boys are eligible
to talce part in this project.
Supervised by the branch z
staff. boys from grades two
through seven-and some older
youthS-win sell a well-lmown
brand Of thin chocolate mints at
81 q box from door to door In an
effort to earn at least part Of their
way to one Of four YMCA resident
camps or day camps in the Mime
apolis area this summer.
Forty cents from each 81 sale
win be credited to the boys In
dividual camp account. Last year
several boys from this area earned
their entire camp fees through sale
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-14

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
Apr. 1B-Mr. and MrA 8. Il.
Williams, ss3 St Anthony Av., Is
years.
Apr. 17--Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Todd, sS2 Rondo Av., IS years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clennie o. Perry,
$50 Fuller Av., 20 years.
Apr. 21--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Howard, 1914 Arundel Av., Is
years.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Club Makes Plans The Creseundos held their regular
business meeting Sunday April the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Ronald Sims sS47 Fifth Ay Further plans made for
the spring project The next meeting will be held Sunday
April 49, at the home of Mrs Rowena Warren 1895 Fourth
Az This viii be combined business and social meeting
which time final plans will be completed for the project All
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nano 70 Weiconae her newest grand
son.
I, @. Social Club; The Twin
City Social Club met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Payne, 1875
N. Western Av, on Saturday,
April 9. A business meeting was
held with the president, Mr.. Ed
mond Moore, presiding, at which
time reports Of the various COM
mittees were given. Following bus
mess q buffet dinner was enjoyed
during the social hour and games
were played, with honOrS going to
Mr.. Matthew Evana The neEt
meeting win be at the homo Of Mr..
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members are urged to be present.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Clyde
johnson, ST., SsS5 Fifth Av. g.,
returned home Saturday from
Fairview hospital where she went
for rest and treatment.
Recuperating; Edwin A. Hayden,
1924 Clinton Av., q writer for
this Newspaper. Is recuperating at
home after having surgery in
Northwestern hospital.
Back Home; Mrs. Fern Hawkins,
3T24 Portland Av., returned home
April 5, from Galesburg, III, where
she was called to attend the fun
eral Of her mother, Mrs. Fannie
jackson. AGrs. Jackson died sud
denly March 2s, and funeral serv-
Ices were held In Galesburg Satur-
day, April 1.
Were Entertained: Mrs. Lowell
johnson and children Of 376e Fifth
Av. g., have been well entertained
by friends during Rev. Johnson's
confinement In the hospital. On
Wednesday, April 8, they were din
ner guests Of Mr.. Lonnie Lever
cite and family and on Saturday
they were guests Of Mrs. Develma
Newman on a shopping tour at
southdale and dinner afterward at
q local cafe. Mrs. johnson In most
appreciative Of the many courtes-
les shown them during Rev. john
sons absence. Rev. johnson win
return home from Veterans hos
pital on Friday and win be able
to preach on Sunday.
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7s1 St. Anthony Av.; Mr.. Clarence
wigington, ESQ Dayton Av.; lGrs.
A. w. Allen, ss9 w. Central Az;
Mrs. Louis Cason, 1885 Thomas
Av.; Mr.. Ransom ]. o'Neal, 97l
Central Av.; Timothy Lawrence
White, 9o4 Carroll Av.; syretta
Williams, 324 St. Anthony Av.;
Maridee Galloway, $40 W. Central
Av.
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Allanfa Police
Department Gets lSS
First Negro S0rn0unf
Atlanta (ANP) : The Police
Department last week elevated the
first Negro ever to hold q superior
officers rank in its history to SER
geant In a quiet ceremony at the
police station
Homicide Squad Detective How
ard Baugh, 81. was named police
sergeant to serve as second in COM
mand Of Negro uniformed patrol
men.
Patrolman H. H. Hooks, one Of
the first Negroes to serve on the
force, was elevated to the rank Of
detective in Baugh'S place.
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Apr. 15-Mrs. Hilda simms De-
Angarola, New York City; Flea
nora, Owen, Wis; Cleveland Small
wood, Milwaukee, Wis; Eugene
Webster, Rome, NY.
Apr. 17-Mrs. vertreuill Buford
johnson, Omaha, Neb.
Apr. 1S-Mrs. Leo Bohanon, st.
Louis, Mo.
Apr. 20-Charies w. Burton,
Chicago. III.
Apr. 21-Cecil Taylor, Jr., Los
Angeles, Calf; Mra A. C. Al
bright, Chicago, NJ; Mrs. Frank
Alsup, Chicago, H.; Stanley II.
Benner, Jr., New York City.
ST. PAUL BRTHDAYS
APR. 15-Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth
Hill, S3s Carroll Av.: Mrs. Julius
McNeal, s4s st. Anthony Av.
Apr. 16-Mrs. Ardelia Allen, SIS
w. Central Av.; Mrs. Sarah Hardy.
979 Charles; Joan Ross, 459 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Hattie A. Bon
ner, 323 Kent St; Lawrence Stew
art, o09 Carroll Av.; Mr.. George
Milton, 753 Carroll Av.; Mr.. James
Wagner, 500 Aurora Av.
Apr. 17-Daisy Mddlecon, 557
w. Central Av.; Bertha Douglas,
426 Carroll Av.; HERNIA Lee Prizes
ter, 64s Iglehart Av.; Lynette
Marie Moore, 679 Fuller Av.;
Henry B. Jones, 561 Carroll Av.
Apr. 18-Thomas Carroll, 907
st. Anthony Av.; Curtis Taylor,
1928 N. Western Av.; Mrs. Charles
Walker, 593 Iglehart Av.; Mrs.
Royal Gooden, DIT Iglehart AV.;
Mrs. Undine Henry, $50 NJ Dale
ST.; Carmen Kathy Hanaford, 7S7
Rondo Av.
Apr. 19-Mrs. Houston Jack
man, 1861 w. Central Av; Mrs.
Hope Abrams. 661 Marshall Av
Apr. 2o-Frank Graham, 7s1 St
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Marion Brown,
591 Rondo Av.; Ellen Washington.
geo st. Anthony Av.
Apr. 2l-Mr. Charles Graham,
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cREDJAFAWNS AND GUESTS ENJOY APRIL
IN PARIS" AT ANNUAL SPRING PARTY
RY IasaiA RhAnard

gamorous of the the Credafawn Social
Clubs annual dancing party held in the bennington Hotel Hall
Of States Friday evening April T. The capri Pars theme
ingeniously carried out in decorations
Guests were greeted arrival by French gendarme
Crank Conner who stood under French street light red
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

New Brother: Willie ROra Jr has a new brother sharing
the spotlight with him at Oh W. Central Av His parents Mr.
and Mrs Willie ROra ST. presented him with the new brother
and playmate March 49, in Miller hospital Donald Jay
tipped the scales at pounds and Is birth Mr. and
Mrs Roland Murray of Harlem Ga the maternal grand
parents Of the children Mrs Murray St. Paul be
Evening star., 1961-12-24
B'wuy Box Score:
Comedy Wins
Mild Approval

NEW YORK. (AP).-The
critics voted mild approval
for "Take Her, She's Mine"
which opened last week at
Broadway's Biltmore Theater.
Three of the seven daily
press reviewers gave outright
okays. Three split notices in
cluded the Times. Alone in
the negative, the Herald
Tribune protested.
The comedy, by Phoebe and
Henry Ephron, concerns a
fathers efforts to figure out
two young daughters. Art
Carney stars.
Blood, Sweat and Stanley
Poole" a comedy about Army
life, shuttered suddenly at the
Ambassador on Broadway
after "a performances. On
January 8, Sunday in New
York" moves from the Cort
to the Golden Theater.
Evening star., 1961-12-24

ter Mac, Reds Banagan, Seth
Collinge, and Henry Burch.
Pleasant people.
Lee Walsh, Pat Simmons
and the others of the wom-
ans department who make
such attractive neighbors-
especially when they are not
forgotten in this column.
Kitty King, Betty Nichol-
son, and all the girls of the
switchboard without whom
survival over the last 26
years would have been i'm
possible.
The Bob Piroshes. Frank
Nugents, John Sturgeses,
Mark Robsons, Bill Perlbergs,
Spencer Tracy, Dick Widmark.
Stanley and Ann Kramer,
than whom Hollywood can
not have more charming nom
natives.
And, most of all to all
those people who read this
corner of The Star never ex-
pecting to find their names
in it.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
THE PASSING SHOW
The Best TO the Nicest

sity's drama department world
known. Also Fathers intellec-
tual ally, to the north of the
drama school. Father Robert
Paul Mohan, a lofty critic
himself.
The N tional Theater's
Scott Kirkpatrick, Helen
Brooks and Adolph Myer.
F. Cowles and pretty Edie
Strickland who have made
an art of marriage and par
enthood while practicing
the arts Of drama and music.
Charlie Holbrook, Val,
Phil, Stan, in fact the whole
composing room staff which
SO effectively backstops the
drama department.
A slew Of theater mana
gers, Jean Imhoff, the only
girl, Marv Goldman who CO.
owns a chain, Fred Mcmillan,
Jerry Baker, Fred Earling,
and SO many others who
make life agreeable for critics
even when the critics write
diSagreeably.
Evening star., 1961-12-24

To Bob Crisp (and
Dorothy and Pat Gormley
who make the MPA's draw.
ing rooms and Academia
theater a second home to
Washington's drama critics.
Also Eric Johnston, Ken
Clark and the other second
floor occupants of the same
charming building.
Paramount's Bob and his
BeSs Denton who also have
been in this column 26 times.
The Raleigh's dining room
staff, diet specialist John
Janis. Jack Edgar, Dorothy
and frankie, Raymond,
Custis, Papa, Max, George
and the others W. , have made
luncheon such a friendly meal
for % years.
And; speaking of staffs,
that of the Columbia Coun-
try club, so especially the
Becks, Father Max and Son
Bob, Victor, and Mrs. Evans.
Also the golf shop set, Mis-
Evening star., 1961-12-24

13. Gary's illness was revealed
dramatically to the world on
the night of the Academy
Awards, when Jimmy Stewart,
in announcing a special Oscar
for Gary, broke down. and
addressed Gary directly into
his bedroom television screen.
And, how sad that Jeff
Chandler died in June at the
age of AZ. Ex-wife Marjorie
has demanded an investiga-
tion into the circumstances of
Jeff's death. Just as un-
expected was the passing of
Joan Davis of a heart attack
in May, and of ill-starred
Gail Russell in August. But
Charlie Coburn, who died in
his 80S, is dancing some
where in heaven, I am sure.
A Father Again
In addition to the afore-
mentioned happy events"
Bing Crosby became a father
for the seventh time. Paul
Newman and jeanne Wood
ward had daughter No. 2,
September 81. Jean Simmons
was a mother again. Sammy
Davis and blond May Britt
welcomed first child Tracy
Hillvi, July 6. Robin Leslie
July o was No. 4 for Peter
and Pat Lawford. Sandra Dee
and Bobby DARN have new
titles, Mama and Papa.
This was the year when
Joan Fontaine found a new
beau, Adlai Stevenson, and
when Frank Sinatra decided
to lead a quiet life. 1t was
the year when Marion Bran
dos ex-wife, Anna Kashfi,
revealed that Marion had
married Movita and left her
after having a son with her.
-. It was the year when Clark
Cables son, the son he didn't
live to see, was born. It
was a year of i'll health for
Marilyn Monroe and it was
the year when Jane Powell
built two bomb shelters. I
pray she will never have to
use them!
Evening star., 1961-12-24
HOLLYWOOD
And Farewell to You, at Last, 1861

Blonde Cleo Moore was a No
vember bride-to builder
Herbert Heftler. Cleo's pre-
viouS husband was q son of
the late Huey Long.
The most surprising sep
aration of the year there
were two-waS Dinah Shore
announcing it was all over
with George Montgomery
after 18 years of marriage,
Then, Rosemary Clooney,
startling not only us, but her
husband and father of their
five children, Jose Ferrer. ..
Rita Hayworth and Jim Hill
separated in June, filed for
divorce in July. And in
August Rita found romance
in the person of Gary Merrill,
recently divorced by Bette
Davis.
Efrem Zimbalist, and wife
Stephanie separated, then
reconciled, then separated
again, and filed for divorce.
The Jack Palances. divorced
for many years, kissed and
made up in Rome where they
expected to live happily ever
after. Laurence Harvey was
divorced by Margaret Leigh
ton. Keely Smith and Louis
Prima were another surprise
separation and divorce. And
Rhonda Fleming called it
quits with fourth mate Lang
Jeffries, who soon after at
tached himself to ex-Queen
Soraya-as did George Ham
ilton. And where does all this
leave Bachelor Hugh O'Brian?
June Allyson left Dick
Powell for the umpteenth
time and received a Million
dollar settlement. But, before
she could collect, June had
a change of heart, and rec
onciled with the delighted
Dick, early in the fall. Health
wise, 1861 was a bad year for
June. But last reports had
June feeling better, with her
weight hitting 80 pounds
good for the tiny actress.
The saddest death among
the stars for me. in 1861 was
Gary Cooper's, of cancer, May
Evening star., 1961-12-24
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-There will
be no tears in Hollywood
when 1861 becomes past tense
next Sunday midnight. 1t has
been a very anxious IL
months for the film industry.
Runaway production has
galloped out of control. Every
studio has fired personnel in
all departments. Contract
lists have been draStically
slimmed. And a great uneasi-
ness has permeated the smog
and fog of what we still fool
ishly call the film capital Of
the world.
But, inside the apprehen-
sion belt, life has gone on
pretty much the same as in
the old days when there was
no television, no tax-evading
stars, and no tight belt of
economy. Members of the
film colony have married, di-
vorced, had babies, died. in
dulged in politics, and fiddled
while Bel Air burned.
This was the year when
the whole world prayed for
Elizabeth Taylor not to die.
It was the year when two
great studios - M-G-M and
A20th Century-Fox - staked
survival on two $40 million
productions - Marion Bran
dos "Mutiny on the Bounty"
and Liz Taylor's Cleopatra"
It was the year when roly-
poly Jackie Gleason finally
latched on to film fame in
"The Hustler" It was a good
! year for newcomer Warren
Beatty. the only young actor
to find sudden fame in 1861
via "Splendor In The
Grass" with Natalie Wood,
whom he is expected to marry
when she divorces R. j. Wag-
ner.
Better a Slave
Lauren Bacall, a restless
widow since the death of
Humphrey Bogart, tied the
knot with Jason Robards, jr.,
on Independence Day. This
girl would rather be a slave
Evening star., 1961-12-24

to a man than a free spin
ster.
Ginger Rogers, always an
optimist where marriage is
concerned, married husband
number five, Actor Bill Mar
shall, at the end of the first
quarter of 1861. Sir Laurence
Olivier and Actress Joan
Plowright promised to love,
honor and obey early in the
year and have already been
blessed with a baby boy. And,
in November, Lucille Ball took
comedian Gary Morton for
better or worse, for laughter
or tears, with the verbal ap-
proval of Desi Arnaz to whom
she had been married for 19
years and with whom she
found fantastic fortune.
Anthony Franciosca will be
a husband again before the
end of 1961-his marriage to
wealthy Judy Kanter is set
for this coming week end.
EX-wife Shelley Winters has
found herself another Italian
admirer, but she will pause a
bit before getting married
again-she says. But Shelley
is impulsive.
Young Brides
Cathy Crosby, Bob's daugh-
ter and Bing's niece, took the
marital plunge with Gilman
Edwin Gilbert September Is
and has announced q visit by
the stork for next summer.
Another second generation
actor, David Nelson, married
June Blair in a summer cere-
mony. :. Audrey Meadows Of
1.-THE Honeymooners" had her
own wedding jaunt with air.
line executive Bob Six (Ethel
Merman's former husband)
after their marriage August
%. =. And TV Executive
Harry Ackerman took a
young bride, Elinor Donahue,
the ingenue in Father
Knows Best"
Bright young actress Carol
Lynley married press agent
Michael Selsman. They, too,
are expecting a baby. Il.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Both STORES OPEN EARLY AND LATE MONDAY THRU FRIOA
MoI and Phone Orders FhIed-24HOur Phone
SUNDAY The wAsm
Evening star., 1961-08-31

6 to 8 minutes over the hot
Goals.
Freezing Green Peppers
If you have an abundance
of green peppers in your
garden, you may want to put
some down in your freezer.
They're one of the easiest
vegetables to freeze because
they don't have to be heated
in boiling water or steam be-
fore packing for the freezer.
The United States Depart
ment of Agriculture's home
freezing directions are: For
freezing select firm, crisp,
thick-walled peppers. Wash
and cut out stems, cut in half
and remove seeds. If desired,
cut into half-inch strips or
rings.
You can simply pack the
halves or slices into freezer
containers, leave no head
See BASKET, Page c.