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Evening star., 1962-08-31
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Don't Waste Spots
In Tukine illnesses
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

"The cards never forgive"
goes the old saying. but don't
you believe it. If you lost every
time you made a bad play you'd
give up the game of bridge and
I'd have to find something else
to write about. (And please
don't write in to say that the
world would be a better place.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
A8732
2743
DAT
+AQ1o4
WEST EAST
AQJ94 A6
0J1095 0Q82
0K84 0J9532
%KJ %S765
SOUTH
AAKl05
2AK6
0Q106
@932
South West North East
INT Pass % Pass
"a Pass A. AL Pass
Opening lead: Jack of hearts.
Probably SO players out of
| 100 would make a foolish mis-
take in the play of this hand.
They never gain by it, but they
break even often enough to
miss the fact that they've made
a mistake.
South wins the first trick
with the king of hearts and
draws a round of trumps with
the ace. So far, so good.
Now it is correct to tackle
clubs before continuing with
the trumps. South should lead
the deuce or the trey of clubs,
but we all know hundreds of
players who would lead the
nine Of clubs.
Needed Later
The nine of clubs is needed
later on. You cannot afford to
waste it on the desert air. Lead
the deuce of clubs and fineSSe
with dummy's queen.
Get back to your hand
with a trump to the king. Now
lead the other low club, cap
turing the king with dummy's
ace.
The nine Of clubs is now
high and you need it. LIE a d
dummy's low club to your own
nine. If you had wasted the
nine of clubs earlier you might
be in trouble at this stage. AS
it is, you are home.
Vests best play is to dis
card a diamond on your nine
of clubs. Cash the ace Of hearts,
lead a diamond to dumrny's ace,
and lead dummy's good 10 Of
clubs, discarding your low
heart.
West cannot prevent you
from ruffing dummy's last
heart. You lose only one dia-
mond and two trumps.
Don't lead a high spot-card
for a finesse unless you can
afford to have it covered by
an unguarded honor.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no
trump d6 to l8 points and the
next player passes. You hold:
A6 2Q82 0J9532 &8765
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two diamonds
Your hand should be good for
three or more tricks at dia-
mond contract even though II
may be quite worthless at no
trump. Partner is expected to
pass unless he has q maximum
hand (about 18 points, and an
excellent fit for diamonds.
Copyright, 1862. Gen. Features Corp. }
Evening star., 1962-04-20

AWoed Boy Wonde Must You Always Feed the Girls You Date?

but a boy should at least
ask if she would like some
thing to eat before he takes
her home. He can more or
less control the size of the
check by where he takes
her. If money is not a prob
lem, then a restaurant is
the answer. If spending
money is low, go to a drive-in
for a hamburger and malt.
Even a drugstore or ice
cream bar for a soda will do.
Run of the mill dates
should be asked for at least
a day or two in advance.
Regular dances should be
asked for a week to 10 days
in advance. Formal dance
dates should be made two to
three weeks before the dance.
Several days before a formal
dance a boy should ask his
date what color dress she
plans to wear. With this in
formation, plus knowing
whether the girl is large or
small, a florist can help the
boy choose the right corsage.
When calling for a date
a boy can chat for a while
or he can simply say, Pam,
would you like to go bowling
with me Saturday night?"
Never, never ask, What are
you doing Saturday night?"
I have a leaflet, How to
Work Magic With Manners"
which contains much essen
tial information about social
behavior and know-how. 1t
is free! Please inclose a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request and
mail to me in care of TEEN,
The Evening Star, Washing
ton 3, D. c.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l really enjoy your col
umn and recently l read
Evening star., 1962-04-20
The Most Successful
Teen-Age interviewer

watching the clock for the
appointment hour"
Attorney General Kennedy.
the personification Of q dy-
manic young executive" dis
cussed juvenile delinquency
with her. she recalls.
With the experience Of one
interview behind her, Pat
called on two school chums,
Richard Rusk and Peter Sea-
borg. to help her set up ap-
pointmentS with their IA
thers. She met with Secre-
tary Rusk and Atomic En-
ergy Commissioner Seaborg
in their living rooms.
The remainder Of the in
terviews she tackled on her
own. by writing letters. by
telephoning, by more letter
writing and more telephon-
ing"
The story she enjoyed
working on most was her
trip to the White House to
see Press Secretary Pierre
Salinger.
Mr.. Salinger took me to
his IL am. press conference
afterwards" she says. "All
the Democratic leaders we're
there, including Vice Presi-
dent johnson. and I was in
troduced." She met House
Speaker Mccormack there
and made an appointment
with him for a later date.
It was also Pats first
chance to see professional
reporters at work.
And, she says candidly, II
thought it was the most
ridiculous press conference I
had ever seen. The reporters
spent a lot Of time talking
about silly things, like teas
ing Mr.. Salinger about his
diet"
Pat takes her own report
ing chores seriously. She
spends hours watching inter-
views on television, learns all
Evening star., 1962-04-20
By ROBERTA HORNlG
Star Staff Writer

Shriver, Presidential Press
Secretary Pierre Salinger and
House Speaker Mccormack.
And I don't want anyone
to get the idea that it was
easy" she says.
Pat started to go after her
stories shortly after President
Kennedy took office.
Il thought it was about
time officials started talking
to youth, to bring some Of
their views directly to high
school students" she ex-
planned.
She picked Robert Ken
nedy as her first subject be
cause I thought teen-agers
would find him the most in
teresting," and won an ap-
pointment with him, partly
through luck.
Pat sent several letters to
his office seeking an inter-
view time. None of them was
answered.
Then, by chance. her IA
ther. a tax lawyer with the
Justice Department, spoke
with Mr.. Kennedy about a
tax case and mentioned his
daughters interest in see
ing him.
The Attorney General told
Mr.. Baum to have Pat tele-
phone his office. She did and
got an appointment immedi-
ately.
Pat describes her first
meeting with a cabinet Of
ficer this way:
In the reception room Of
Mr.. Kennedy's office, secre-
taries came and went in q
steady stream. radidly open
ing and closing doors. I'm
portant-looking men, carry
ing brief cases or portfolios
sat in large leather chairs,
waiting to be called.
Nestled among them, self
consciously clutching q ques-
tionaire and notebook, wa
this reporter, anxiously
Evening star., 1962-04-20

The Secret Service man
stopped the pretty 17-year-
old girl at the entrance to
the State Department Audi
torium.
(which newspaper are you
from" he asked.
"I am Patricia Baum. I
represent the Beacon -
from Woodrow Wilson High
School"
He checked his list and
found her name. "All right,
60 on In"
So Pat joined the $50 other
Washington newspapermen
covering President Kennedy'S
press conference Wednesday.
From her sixth row seat,
she scribbled notes when the
President spoke and intently
watched the reporters jump
ing up, shouting "Mr. Presi-
dent" for recognition to ask
their questions.
II was thrilled" she said
afterwards. II always watch
the press conferences on tele-
vision, but 1 never dreamed
I'd get to one"
Pat, a senior, got clearance
to attend through the White
House press office which had
heard Of her reporting ac-
tivities for the Beacon over
the last year.
As associate editor Of her
high school paper, she has
interviewed more Kennedy
administration officials than
most professional reporters
more than twice her age.
Pat has talked with At
torney General Robert Ken
nedy. Secretary of State Rusk.
Treasury Secretary Dillon,
Defense Secretary Mcnamara,
Commerce Secretary Hodges,
Atomic Energy Commission
Chairman Glenn Seaborg,
Peace Corps Director Sargent
Evening star., 1962-04-20

your "Teen Command
ments." 1 was particularly
interested in the first
commandment: keep your
morals high" Will you
please elaborate on that
and give me a good defini-
tiOn of morals?
DONNA.
AS you know, endless vol
umes have been written
about high morals" and no
short, simple answer can do
it justice. But. by and large,
high morals refer to the kind
of social behavior which
earns the respect Of the
community, your associates
and. most of all, yourself.
Avoiding cheap, shoddy be-
havior when young pays
wonderful dividends which
last a lifetime. When you,
yourself, know you are a
nice person and have high
morals" you've got it made!
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am Is and considered
pretty. Some of the girls
say l am tickle because 1
date about IL different
boys. Just about every boy
1 meet gets a crush on me
and asks for dates so l add
him to my list.
1 am having a wonderful
time and would not do any
thing wrong with a boy. I
think going steady is for
the birds and 1 would hate
to be tied down like some of
my girl friends. They say 1
am wrong to date so many
boys. Mrs. Kicker, what is
your opinion? GIGI.
I believe 1t is wiser fol
younger teens to play the
field rather than to go steady
Evening star., 1962-04-20

Namara is very intelligent
when you talk to him. His
desk is so immaculate and
I've never seen anyone so
punctual."
Pats interviewing successes
have spread beyond Wood
row Wilson High. A few
weeks ago, the Voice Of
America called her in and
asked her to tape a broad
cast for transmission to Iron
Country nations next month.
II guess they wanted to
prove. through me, that in
our democratic way Of life
American leaders are ap-
proachable," she says.
And they are" she con-
cludes. "They all treated me
with respect, just like they
would any reporter"
Evening star., 1962-04-20

she can about persons she's
to interview and works in
the library researching cur
rent affairs 80 I won't
appear dumb"
Besides getting stories for
the Beacon" she has come
away from her interview
with some definite opinions
about the public officials.
Robert Kennedy is very
dynamic, very enthusiastic.
very boyiSh. He talks just like
his brother and has some of
the same gestures.
"Mr. Rusk is soft spoken,
but talkative. He gave me a
great deal Of information on
foreign affairs in q we'll
organized, methodical man
ner.
you can tell Mr.. Nc
Evening star., 1962-04-20
MRS. RICKER'S MAIL

much money to spend on
food? How far in advance
should a boy ask for a
movie date? A regular
dance? A formal dance?
How can a boy be sure he
is getting the kind of cor
sage his date will like
when they plan to go to
a formal dance? How
should a boy ask for a
date? l mean should he
subtly lead into the sub
ject or just say, 81 called
about 2" JEEP.
It is not absolutely neces-
sary to take a girl some
where to eat after a date
Evening star., 1962-04-20
By DOROTHY Kicker

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I am almost II and I
have not had much dating
experience. In fact, 1
haven't been very inter
ested in girls until recently.
I have several questions, I
wish you would answer for
me and 1 think it would
help other boys, too.
Is 1t absolutely neces-
sary to take a girl some
where to eat after an ordi-
nary Saturday night date?
How can q boy let his date
know he doesn't have
Evening star., 1962-04-20

a date. Not all boys are de-
Sirable dating companions, so
it is quite possible that you
should screen" your dates
more carefully.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

However, like other things.
this can be overdone.
If your letter can be taken
literally, you go out with
most every boy who asks for
Evening star., 1962-04-20
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

These youths have received the Eagle Scout
rank at Troop 3O7's court of honor held at
Nthe Districts Springfield Baptist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
UNIVERSITY PARK-Well planned

low rambling stone-and-bri ram
bier. 3 bedrmS.. one pine pan
eled. ideal for den or library.
The beamed ceiling and fireplace
in liv. room adds true warmth
and charm plus an expertly
planned kit. for efficiency and
and Q beautiful level lot. You
must see Priced low at $4,000.
Will trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

RAILROAD FOR SALE. located In
Springfield this 3-year- old split,
level on one Of the prettiest lot:
in the area has Just come on the
market, 3 bedrms,, 2 full baths
finished rec. rm. and utility rm
Drop by and watch the trains
run mot behind the house but ir
it,. TOWN a. COUNTRY PROP.
ERTIES, INC. 256-0l0O, o to Q
RENT OR BUY unusual contempt.
rary brick ramblers with excellent
floor plan. 3 and 4 bedrooms, .
baths, completely equipped ultra
modern kitchens. full Easements
with finished rec. rms. with fire.
places. patios. large level wooded
lots; near Mt. Vernon. Terms are
extremely flexible and immediate
occupancy is available;' will rent
lease with option. lease. purchase
or sale. This is truly an outstand.
Ing opportunity; TOWN AMI
TE. 6-S9l5. 3 to 8.
ROUNDTREE-Visit Virginia's mos
exciting community Of new bricl
ramblers and split levels: clost
to 2 Corners, Big GE Magic kitch'
ems, full air conditioning, plu'
many conveniences for modern
living: "a bedrms,. IN baths
$26.950: flexible terms. Imme
diate possession. Call JE. 4-0O3;
or HUI. l-g100.
BANCROFT REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
NEW IN Sc.

NEW IN Sc.
1000 It., up to 1000 it.. ali or
part with inner connections:
covered truck loading dock. off,
street parking; your inspection in
vited. For further particulars call
SCHROFF DEVELOPMENT CO..
IA. $1,000. ewes. HU. 1-9474.
EVANSVILLE, 1921 r. I. ave-
Approx, $500 So. IT., industrial;
will subdivide. WA. 7-7304.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
tCokIiNuED)

WENTWORTH 900 So
it.. 4-car B&O siding, platform
height, .24-ft. ceilings, 8 truck drs.,
rail doors. 5000 It. comfortable
April at 95c So. IT.: office area
slightly higher. AP. 7-S5S5.
R.R. SIDlNG-lO,O 900 So. IT. bldg
Modern building with 1900 So. II
aforementioned offices on End fir
3 toilets. Front recessed trucE
dock. Zoned C-M. Available. Phone
Mr. Gedney. DI. 7-2342: ewes
AAD; 450042, KooNEs g. MONT.
WAREHOUSE or light mfg--Ney
modern; will suitcase; has air.
cond. offices: In Duke Shirley in.
duStrial ctr Alex, Va. High cell.
ingS, loading platform on raj
spur: approx. 1000 IT. ST a 1T
.CULMoRE REALTY co.
JE. 10000 OF. 4-7642, Evenings
5000. 10000 OR $4,000 so. FIT,
spaces; flexible office space. is.
foot ceiling; CM-2 coming; neal
18th and Columbia I'd. NV, MI
". Xan Q L9%s' FE. $1,000; ewes,
D.. !; JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
Realtors Exclusive
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER

PARK PROPER
Veterans no down or low
down payment FILA on this
Just listed, completely re-
decorated, 1l2-story bunga-
low charmer. Like-new cond.,
walking distance to Md. u:
3 bedrms., den, firepl. in
spacious liv. rm., separate
din. rm., lge. full bsmt. with
the best gas hot-water heat.
Only S15,950. Level 60X165
lot. Near everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

CHEVERLY AREA-Wanted, some
one to assume payments of S125
per month, on 3-bedrm. Colonial;
1st-flr. powder rm., equip. kit,
dishWaSher, washer and disposal;
fully air cond.: Anchor-fenced lot.
j. v. CALIANDRO g. CO., AP. =
51q1 Or APP S-49o2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
BONUS BUY!

Mr.. NSA, NASA AND PKWY.
Better than new brk. split-level on
fenced u acre. 3 huge bedrms. f;
rec. room, screened porch, raised
doors tool FILA APP'D. AT S21, 900.
HAGAN REALTY INC, UN. 4-S5S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

OWNER SALE, North Arlington
Williamsburg Area-3-bedrm. brk
rambler, full bsmt.; fenced land
scaped lot; near schools. shops
churches. Pentagon and city;
quick sale. SlS,500. Call 534-7764
OWNERS TRANSFER enables YOU
to purchase this large. all brk. d.
luxe rambler. situated on h-acrt
lot. Extra-large liV., rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. 3 twin-sized
bedrms.. . full baths. de luxe mod
kit. INV. Dashboard heat: full
bsmt.: beaut trees and. shrubs;
less than 9 yrs, old; perfect con-
iition price, S24. $50 Assume
over 100000 trust. Call ARFAX
REALTY. INC. JE. 4-490O.
PARKLAWN-Brick, 4 bedrms., ~
baths on one floor: 15x13 liv. rm
sep: din. rm,.. equip. kit. tilt
baths. full bsmt., Dashboard heat
near schools and shopping. S22,,
950-S550 below FILA. Call HUI
1-9100. BANCROFT REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

$4,000 so. FIT. zoned en-, Shirley
hwy. New go and Rte. 642. Large
frame house suitable conversion to
business. Price soc So. IT. cash. w
PARKER RICHARDSON, Box 100,
Lorton, Va. Phi. 703-494-36l3.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(cOkTlNuED)

ALEX. AREA-only $3.50 down
s aA or BRICK S d SOme 81 dC Se tbs u BUS &
shopping and schools. Liv. rm.,
din, rm.. equip. kit, full bsmt.
and fenced vd.: situated on dead
end St
CALI, NOW TIE R-411h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

ALEXANDRIA - Collingwood area
new brick rambler, offering Z
large bedrooms, ga baths, kine
size rec. room with fireplace. anc
centrally aforementioned. Excel.
from new Wilson Bridge. Call
YEONAS REALTY INC.
JE. $4,000 ia. S-210C
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"A. 4-4252 CT. $4,000

IT'S FANTASTIC-Price only Sl9,-
er with Early American decor,
in North Arlington; has 26-x17-ft.
living rm. with wall-brick fire
place: 3 bedrms. and den. master
bedrm. 22-ft. long with cedar
lined closet. spacious kitchen and
dining rm; beautiful Handicapped
grounds; excellent condition. Only
onel Cell ODDENINO REALTY.
IA. 4-b656.
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HILLBROOK
FOREST"

Well - this "hideaway" exclusive
wooded privacy of new $4,000
homes looks over the most desir-
able suburban location in the
Northern Va. area. ACTUALLY
offering custom" home featuring
new design and layout that will
cause you to stop and compare
with any thing you ever looked at
Check on these 4 bedrms., 2la-a
baths. family rm., Garage or car
port homes before going any fur
theE We haye Up plans ms ef 6Ip e piGk
ley hwy. to Lincolnia cutoff, right
on 236 toward Annandale to left
on Hillbrook to left on Oak lane
and follow Miller arrows to trailer
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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North Arlington
OPEN NooN-DARK

8 BEDRMs.@a BATHS
Brick rambler on nice fenced lot
features large liv. rm. with firepl.
din. rm., equip. kit. with breakfast
space: full bsmt. with a beaut. oil
rec. rm. and screened porch
Price is only S25,500, name your
own financing. DIR: Lorcom lane
cross Lee hwy. into N. Woodstock
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

SPRINGFIELD, located on q traf
fic-free cul-de-sac - Three bed.
rooms, separate dining room, az
baths. family room: S21,500, FILA
or VA.
YEoNAS REALTY INC.
IA. S-2l00 JE. 3-35OC
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The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors. WA. 7-4500

COLLEGE PARK = RAMBLER wa
bedrooms, possible 5 with porch;
close to schools and tranSp; .S15,-
$50; FLA; 81 or conyentionaI
8. DAVIS e. CO., INC.
COLLEGE PARK, owner anxious to
sell-Twin- sized bedrms., spotless
brick rambler, Bird bedrm; finished
Anchor-fenced lot: . blocks to
everything. Assume 500 06 total
mo. payments. Asking Sl4,50O,
terms flexible. No red tape.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE 5-54S2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON--Duplex. house anc
furniture. $12.b00. 1000 8. 27tt
street.
ARL., Mod. 4-bedrm., 3-batf
brick rambler, many extras incl.
mid-30s, yorktown Jamestown dis.
trict. IKE. 6-9S67.
ARLINGTON - 2-bedrm,. brk
ramb., AL cond., assume S12, 10(
loan at S92.OS per mo-. pit.
price S14,50O. OWNER, 67l-16l7
ARL. N.-open / to 8; detached
corner brick; rms, . tile baths
fireplar q, full basement, rec. rm.
S22,50U includes extras. 1901 N
27th st. 524-3762,
ARL., N.-3-bedroom frame; ~
baths, oil h.-w.h., full bsmt., attic
Sis,5oo D. o%NERss J 11 s-ssoSp.
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Do yol
need more bedrms. or fam. rm
and 2 baths? This all-brick Capt
Cod has 8 nice bedrms. and lovels
Kit. with eating space. gear ga
rage, nice lot; cow. to bus anC
Shopping. viii consider offer Of
trade. OWNER, JE. 2-4031.
BEAUTIFUL sETTING-3-bedroo
brick Virginian. rambler with car
port and fireplace on choice To-
and a forest of tall trees as
backdrop; S17,950; can be boughI
no down payment CT with less thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
LANDoVER AREA-Give your bude-

ct lift. See this attractive mas
onry rambler with hand-cut stone
front. 3 bedrms.. large closets plus
q bonus living area in a bright
walk-out bsmt.. alum. storm win
and new shopping center: SD
$50 with $500 down including
closing cost. VA or FILA. or as
sumo 4 " 60 loan and $50 mo. pay
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03

VETS LOOK-Chance OF a life
time; $3.50 total initial outlay
buys a big older home. Clean and
in good repair with big rooms
Ideal for one large or two FAM
lilies. . kits, 4 or 5 bedrms.
8 porches, bSmt.. . lots.O Shade
trees, off-street parking. garage
SIS at a discount here at SIl,950
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

EXECUTIVE OFFICER - Interna-
tional agricultural trading CO.. de-
sires pvt. office. incl furn., share
receptionist and secretarial svcs.;
mid town Wash. vic. Executive
will travel considerably. Reply
Box 23S-T, Star.
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MARTIN

KI. 9-7540 Open 9-s
ALEX.-3-bedroom brick rambler
sf oat kit, sep d dm win r Iire ga
rage and 9 finished rms. in bsmt.
one with firepl., lge. front porch;
S23,990, low dn. payt. Immediate
| nccunannY 90 h.1k11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-03
THE COLONIAL coI,uMNs add n

the beauty Of this 5-year-old spa.
cious home with a beautiful pam
eled family room and den. that's
a perfect office at home or an
escape to privacy. plus 3 big bed
rms. connecting u bath off
master. sep. din. rm. and table
space in kit, fenced. rear yard.
off-street parking, large patio.
Surrounded by schools and con-
yeniences; S1S.750 with only $3.50
down FILA, or assume loan Trades
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

thing more" The singer and
his manager. Milton Black
stone, arrived Friday night to
see some unidentified friends.
They checked out of the hotel
late yesterday morning.)
Nothing to Say
In Rome, officials of the
multimillion- dollar current pro-
duction of the Sultry queen Of
the Nile, goth Century-Fox,
had nothing to say. A spokes-
man who had been asked for
a reply to Mr.. Fishers New
York statement said at the end
of the day:
II can't get anything to say
here"
But Cleopatra" director
Joseph Manckiewicz was quoted
by Rome'sIl MeSSaggero as say
ing Miss Taylor can be in love
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photographers behind. That
was about 4 am"
Signora Bricktop is American
singer Ada Smith du Congo,
who taught Parisians how to
Charleston in 1924 and whose
original Paris Bricktop's was a
favorite haunt for Americans
in the days after the World
War I. She now runs Bricktop's
in Rome.
Today, a spokesman for goth
&c ntury-Fox, whose Cleo
patra" is expected to cost an
all-time high Of $25 million,
laughed when it was suggested
that the Taylor Burton Fisher
affair might be an alltime mas
terpiece Of public relations. He
would say nothing, however.
Miss Taylor has aires dy
earned a million dollars for the
first four months of produc-