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Evening star., 1962-05-05
Warriors Stay
InPhiIade|phia
For Time Being

NEW YORK, May 5 (AP).-
For the time being, at least,
the National Basketball Asso-
citation Is going to retain its
alignment, which leaves
San Francisco and Baltimore
still on the outside looking in.
That decision was all the
leagues stalemated board Of
directors could produce after
more than II hours Of deIibera-
ton and debate on q proposal
to sell and transfer the Phila-
delphia Warriors to San Fran
cisco.
The practical difficulties Of
such q move at this time," was
the reason given for the fall
ure Of the sale to go through
when the directors broke up
their two-day meeting behind
closed doors yesterday.
The phrase "at this time" in
dicated to some that the action
still may be completed. Another
is scheduled later this
date yet to be set. What
may come up wasn't specified.
Philadelphia Owner Eddie
Gottlieb had asked the league
for permission to sell the War
riors-including wilt Chamber
lain, the leagues greatest draw
ing card--to q group which
to move the franchise
to San Francisco. The sale
price was reported to be
$s50,O0O.
The difficulty apparently
centered around the insistance
Of directors representing Bos-
ton, New York and Syracuse
that the NBA retain a repre-
sentative team in Philadelphia
Gottlieb had hoped to. buy
one Of the present franchises
Chicago. Detroit and Syracure
were newfoundland move it
to Philadelphia to replace the
Warriors. This fell through.
He also had q plan to form
q new team, composed Of some
Warrior veterans, draft choices
and local talent. "A league state
ment said he would not be able
to form q representative team
in this fashion.
So Gottlieb withdraw the en-
tire plan. at least for the pres
ent.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Robbins, Moir: Seek
To Reguin EorIy Form

Bert Robbins Of Rockville
and Jimmy Mairs Of Silver
Spring, winners Of the first
two feature races at Old Do
minion Speedway this year,
viii try to reassert their mas
terry tonight in a five-event
program for modified and
sportsman stock cars starting
at BIAS.
A pair Of 10-lap heats are
scheduled for each type car and
. 25-lap feature for the COM
bined field on the three
eights- -of-a-mile oval.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Miss FuuIk
In Front at
Spurtunburq

SPARTANSBURG. 3. c., May
) (AP). - The Betsy Rawls-
Peach Bl ossom tournament
moves into the second round to-
lay with Mary Lena Faulk Of
rhomasville, Ca, leading the
.ield by q stroke, and favored
Mickey Wright Of Dallas out
II contention.
Miss Wright. the leading
money winner on the lady golf
rs' circuit, hit trees twice and
ners caddy once yesterday on
he 2e5-yard 18th hole, where
The registered q Q to blow her
l8-hole total to 50. Miss Faulk
,irdied four Of the last five
holes for . 36-33-69. three
ander par.
Pressing Miss Faux in q tie
!or second were Barbara Ro-
mack Of Sacramento, Calf. and
Miss Rawls, both with cards Of
l5-35-T0. The two-under-par
round was Betsy's birthday
present to herself.
The defending champion,
Ruth Jessen Of Seattle, WASH,
had a 37~S4-7i
Evening star., 1962-05-05
CIV Netmen Breeze
In Tourney Tuneup

George Washington's netmen
are ready for the Southern
Conferences championship tour
nament starting Monday at
Virginia Beach. The Colonials
polished off West Virginia, 90,
yesterday at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets in their final
tlneup.
Buddy Goeltz had trouble
with Ned Ragland in the No. /
singles, winning in three sets.
but after that it was q breeze.
CIV Is SO in the conference
and i1-2 for the season,
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Jofre Koyos Marquee
To Keep Bontom Title

In the 10th, Jofre floored
Marquee for an eight count
with q right and left. The cnal-
lenger came up, then went
down again under a furry Of
rights to the head and Apostoli
stopped the bout at 2 minutes
Is seconds.
Champion Too Slow
"This was for the world
championship" protested Mar
quez' co-manager, Al Avila.
Herman should have been
given every chance"
Jofre's Camp, pleased with
his 18th straight knockout,
nevertheless thought the ll7A-
pound vegetarian didn't have q
good night. "He was too slow, ,''
said Manager Abraham Kat
zenelson. "He usually goes for
ward and presses after four Of
five rounds but tonight he was
going backwards"
Jofre said he meyer was hurt
and wasn't really tired. 81 could
have gone eight or nine more
rounds like thosee," he added.
Jofre ran his record to 42-O-S,
while Marquez' record dropped
to 20-8-1.
Marquee and his handlers
quickly pressed for q rematch.
Jofre and Katzenelson said they
had no other plans and q re-
match was all right with them
for the right price.
Jofre said the fight was
''hard, but it wasn't my tough
est" Maruuez insisted the
champion was mot q smart
fighter-just wild"
The net gate of $27.420 from
6,l77 fans was little more than
half of what Co. Promoters Lou
Thomas and George Parnassus
expected,
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Win n0verYaIe
Raises NdVy's
Hope for Title

Nays hopes Of winning the
Eastern intercollegiate Baseball
League crown were up today
following an easy 10-5 victory
over Yale at New Haven yes
terday. The third loss in five
games virtually eliminated Yale
from title consideration.
Doubles by Chuck Galloway
In the first and Harvey Cybul
n the fourth were key shots in
giving Navy q TO lead. Four
Yale errors helped hasten the
Blues downfall.
NAVY -------2QQ $40 10Q-1o 12 2
YALE 900 030 lie 9 8
suii; Esioff cr.S, 6stman CSS. LecEOnSy
to) and 0'c0nnelL
Carl Donnelly's three-run
homer, his second round-tr
per IN two games. lifted Mont
gomery &c to an 8-6 victory
over Baltimore &c at Balti-
more. The victory gave MIC q
81 Tri-State League record and
assured Of o tie for the title.
Montgomery, sporting a 9-S
overall record, has accepted q
bid to the junior college tour
narnent at Trenton, N. J. The
winner viii go to the National
tournament at Colorado.
s2sro: SSS ---1SI &c. ----iSi SsS SsS SStts SScStts 8 8
oonneiiy; siatow and Lloyd.
Jack Lund was the star Of
Maryland's 6-1 victory over
North Carolina at College Park
In q battle Of also-rans. The
sophomore righthander allowed
eight hits, but famed as many
rival batters. singled twice and
knocked in q run as the Ter
rapins scored their second ACC
victory against six defeats.
An inside-the-park homer by
Bill Turner featured Mary
lands final two-run outburst
In the seventh.
4 SDc! 2 -- -------- SoSS SSl SSSSil ssSSo0-d 1S !
rstt; Lund fwy and Cone.
American University pro-
duced a "mrderers' row" yes
erday in pounding D. c. Teach
srs for q 20-6 victory at
Banneker Junior High Field.
Denver Raymond, Ron Rawlins
and Pitcher Bill DeVor all hon.
pred to give the Eagles their
fifth win in their last six
games.
1MERfcAN OOs $50 90 IL 8
D. c. TEACHERS 600 600 o. Q 8 z
Drummer. Devor G5) and Hammond,
Ayjean (6l; Green. stone CD, Little
tO, and stone, Greene CD.
Howard's touring team took
on Fairleigh-D Dickinson today
ut Rutherford, N. j., after los
ING to Bloomfield Teachers.
81, yesterday. Al Heuschkel
famed nine Howard batters.
HSf3?TMAAIhSRpD H3TMAAIhRpD - S5aS YGSS0 YGSSS0 SSYYG3 SYYG13 ! 3
Avery IL), Hamer (3) and jackson;
Heuschkel and Bone.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Herndon Wins First

Bill Buffers II strikeout
got Herndon High
School In the win column for
the first time this year yester-
day with o 30 victory over
Loudoun. Butler gave up seven
hits and walked one. Tom Dor
sett's single drove IN one run
IN Herndon's two-run second
inning. NJ
Evening star., 1962-05-05
DOUBLE WINNER
BUYS RACE HORSE

CHARLESTOWN, W. Va,
May 5 (AP). Calvin G.
Willhyde, q mail carrier
from Thurmont. Md, who
won $4,000 on a 50 bet on
the twin double at Shenan-
doah Downs last week,
went out and bought him.
self a race horse yesterday.
The horse, King Tar, was
purchased from Trainer
John l.. Salter Of WASH
ington. The price was not
disclosed.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
SAN WANCISCO-

SAN FRANCISCO, May 8
(AP). - Brazilian Eder Jofre
stiIl holds the world bantam
weight boxing championship
but Herman Marquee, q knock
out loser, claims Benny Paret
was the third boxer In the
ring.
Referee Fred Apostoli
stopped their scheduled Is
round title bout In the 10th
last night at the Cow Palace
after the long-jawed champion
dropped Marquee for the Sec
ond time in the round.
The 118-pound Stockton
(Calif.) longshoreman claimed
he wasn't hurt-he was lust
resting after the second knock
down. He said ApoStoh stopped
the fight too soon because the
spectre Of Paret's death afteI
his welterweight title fight
March "a was too fresh In the
officials mind
Almost Helpless
Apostoli insisted Marques
was IN trouble. "I think be was
getting hit salidly and often,
the former middleweight cham
'pion said. Ills eyes were very
bad. He was almost helpless
and he was staggering when
he did get up" Apostoli denied
that Paret's death influenced
him.
MARQUEE, q clever boxer not
noted for q rugged punch,
bored in on Jofre for nine
rounds, building up q 10 and
SCI edge on the cards Of Judges
Fred Bottaro and Vern Byhee,
Apostoh had the champion
ahead after nine rounds, 5-3,
under California scoring, where
the winner Of q round gets ]
to 5 points and the loser rome
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Stuurt Close Victor
Stuart High defeateC

STUART High defeated Ham
mond, 81, at Stuart yesterday
with a 3-run rally in the last
inning.
HAMMOND - 200 O12 OF g 3
STUART - 112 0l0 03-8 8 8
Marsh, Williams, Mercer and Nelson;
ham.
Home runs- Hammond. Robertson;
stuart Wilson, Cunningham and
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Flint Hill Victor

Flint Hill High School de-
feated Georgetown Prep's Jay.
wees, 5-3, yesterday for It's sec.
ond baseball victory Of the sea-
son. .stI
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Dnyal Hioh Wins

Duval High shut out Sur
rattesville, 80. yesterday be-
hind Ron Norris two-hit pitch
ing to run its unbeaten stresk
to mia games.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sae.A0

3rd--&1.1OO: cling: 3-yr.; 3M fur.
AsAs Ass caSlsF ccsSI: tshsss2.,is GsIsssSS Sc &ss &
Fsirey'S Pond. Ismain. skip a Page,
Miss At Ten. Lovely Chris. HAru Elyer
Gal. PANS River also ran. Time. 4Oss.
4th-s1, 100: cling: z,yr. a up: ! mi.
Rsek FeiIsW dSayldsonl $50 4:ee.3.QQ
Esss And Tsss .I2iy sIR2lyysra, le.se S.sS eS
Aini iHnaiIsSriff. once ponels. Aiasfsn
Might, Friendiy Musf, Should Win.
Weather 0gn. Double Sue also ran.
E.i ssa:. Es.sss tsss1sk sS tiss lsss S tss ssE'
reach Pie (Arduinl| $40 2.90
Open Note, TunsfuI. Early Song. Tide
Table. River eplendof. Time, 1:l3ab.
eths1. 900; cling: Ayr. a Nd: 5a
Camp Ont CReynelas) 1889 Tee 4.eo
eHbOcS pOcSiss. Sse %sIf Iheh or, wendy. Iuny. ry
Certainly Blue, Edna O., star Brace
let. Time, 1:0ess.
7th<s1.2OO: cling: Ayr. q up; sh
ReysI gshIs tG'dsn, loe.so 4s.ee Ie.ee
WSsss sssSns tEspInssa) 2.Ss
Mlseracordias Pineh-A-Little. Inter
rogation, Henry Miller. Time :309s.
sths1.5oo; starter ain: SIT. . up;
Nlshs Wsy CB,s.mks) lLos 40 $50
nEardsmherat (Vasill $50 SEQ
Its a Beauty fBfeierl $50
Mr.. Blues, stars Last, Intrajade.
s'assHnsrb wa bousisn ini: paid aso.sss.oo. Two
persons collected on 4-3-A-3.
eth-S1, 100; cling; Ayr, q np.; 1 mi.
Lemeyne (Trahanl 6.2o 4J00
Isabel Do (Gmmsar6ezlel 1@.2Q
Ere Beau. Miss Easton, IessglnG.
Gang War, Potter Pickvtek, Cnieatoo,
Chester K. Time, 1:z33f.
Attendance. o.33e.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Tech Netmen Win

Tech High School opened its
tennis season yesterday with q
6-1 victory over Ballou at East
Potomac Park.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
MINOR LEAGUES
b the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hawaii. B.; Spokane. 3.
Vancouver, /; San Diego, 0.
Portland, 4; Salt Lake City, 3.
Tacoma I: Seattle, o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond. o-e: Rochester, SIS.
jacksonville 3; Toronto. 2.
Buffalo, 81; Atlanta, 1.
8yYacuee, 6; Columbus, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver. q; DalIas-FoTt Worth, 3.
Omaha, 4: Louisville, i.
Indianapolis, 8; Oklahoma City, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charleston, 2; Elmira, o..
WiiiiamspoFt. 8; York. A.
Binghanton, o; Springfield, 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
n Paso, 8: Austen, 4.
Armaril1o, 8; san Antonio. 2.
Tulsa, 2; Albuquerque, /.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte, 8; Knoxville, 3.
Macon, 6; Asheviiie. O.
Portsmouth. 8; Augusta. 2.
Savannah, 81; 0reenville, b.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Reds, q; Puebla, 8 10
versefus. o: Mexico City Tisers. Q.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

E.Wills. Stuart, Po-A-Los Angeles a.
ming run scored. DP-L. Sherry, Wilia
and Moon. L0B-Los Angeles &, Pitts-
SurEh Y; 2B-VirdOI; Snidsr. 1B-camiili.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

HBP-By Lee Kaline. P-Bonikow-
ski. PB : Battey, U-Stevens, Chylak,
Stewart. salsrno. A-T,sl3. T-2;1.
Evening star., 1962-05-05


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MERCuRY 0UTBOARD MOTOR, MARI
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DEMONSTRATION SPECIALS
1861 20-PT. ANA. SEA sKIPF. with
1OO-h.p. Dearborn Eaton inbeard-
...sE-.A It.. ..-... 49,
Evening star., 1962-05-05

x-Faeed man In ssh; y-Faeed J
men IN Sthi E-Faced men In sth.
u-Drummond, Mckinley. Napp Umont.
T-3:ol. A-e,7s7.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

x-Faeed 2 men In 9TH.
WP-Hendley. U-Forman, German,
Jackowslki, sudol. T-7;si. A-1,n.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

WP-Balsamo. u-Secory, venzoa, Pry-
or, Donateli. T-2:se. A-SJoll.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

E-WilliAms, Po-A-San Francisco u.lo,
Chicago U-ll d. -Rodgerss MeKnight
and Banks; Pagan and Cepeda. L00-S1a
Francisco Y, Chicago Z. zB-Davenport,
Cepedas KILLER, p. Alou. aB-Mays, WI.
llama HR-Wil1iaFaa Caneda
Evening star., 1962-05-05

DEMONSTRATION SPECIALS
1851 2O-PT. ANA. SEA sKIPF. with
1OO-h.p. Dearborn Eaton inbeard-
outboard drive. canvas top.
Was S3.764. Sale S2.e05 A.,
1850 23-ft. PENN yam OCEANIC OUT
board cruiser. with NEW 1851 75-
h.p. johnson electric motor with alter
nator and controls. Battery and boz.
toilet. refrigerator. sink. stove. fire
extinsuisher. companion helm seat.
stern seat and eushions. tachometer.
speedometer. Ibuilt-in ~ and 1e gal
gas tanks. fuel Gauees. Blend d-Rite
fuel mixer. lights. horn. full canvas.
Original List s4.So9. sale Ss.42o
1861 CREsTLINER 1871. Flying Crest.
with NEW 1851 electric johnson. con-
trolls. lights. steering. hardware. wind
shield, vtnyl top. side and aft curtains
and 1851 Little Dude 1.000-ib. ca
pacity trailer. IS
orisinal List s2.190.es. sale s1.of4
Boat Dept. Open Sat. S-4. sun. LIS
NASH MARINE SUPPLY
eso MAINE AVE. s.w. d. fl2s
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Shenandoah Results

1st-s1 900; cling: Ayr. q up; 9 fur.
Para'mt Lady {CapeD 1850 6.e0 $50
Dew Line (M GoFd0nl 4.40 400
sun ran. Mister Buckel. Vince Tall
oria, Our Adventure, Hesty Admiral
This Ny Boy. Mid Fast. Time. 1:13f.
2nd-s1. 900: cling: Ayr. q uD: 0
Tcm hsaf; Jsscfsou t0ordon) $50 sec a.eO
Grand Chief (DisVoiikisI o.4O $40
Lynn HoDo (W. Clark TAO
Weygame, Zandonal. Bona Guest,
Risky Jim also ran. Time. 1:1zts.
many W071TR pam 01o "A
Evening star., 1962-05-05

U-Smlths Steiner, bOeG1eB, LANDED, T-.
ASS. A-2o,9s6. p
Evening star., 1962-05-05
RED soX. 10; WHITE soX, s
CHICAGO

E-Bressoud. Po-A-C Chicago al-s, Bos.
ton u-lS. DP-Malzone and Runnels;
Green, Bressoud and Runnels. LOB-Chi.
cago y Boston s zB-Aparicio, BressOud
z; Yagtrzemsh, Runnels, A. Smith. 3B-
a. smith. HR-Carreon, lands. SB-Apa.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, II; CUBS, s
san FRANCIsCo

a-Lined into double play for Brewer in
sth; b-Walked for ThackeT In Ths C.
Struck out for Schultz In 7h; d-Slngled
for Smith In 1th; e-Lined out for Hobhia
IN IN.
San Franeiseo :. -. :. sl9 - ose-lI
Evening star., 1962-05-05
PIRATES. 5; DODGERS 4

fosais ~ AbA Tolals - S1
a-CAlled out on strikes for n. Sherry
In nhi b-Slngled for Roehuck n esh,
c-Called out on strikes for w. Davis in
ethi dit sacrifice ny for L. Sherry a
Nh; e-Singled for 0oss in 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

1.-TWO For the Seesaw." The
wig fad here is growing. Aman-
da Blake - Kitty in Gun
SMOKES the latest to sue
cumb. Hers is red to match
her own red hair perfectly
Great time-saver.
So -
Art Linkletter stars In War
rem, and Columbus. Ohio. this
summer in Father of the
Bride" When someone on hi
House Party show asked him
why don't you make more
movies?" Art replied, Because
no one asks me-" Maybe nov
they will. That show-busi-
ness magazine really slaughter.
ed Marilyn Monroe, who made
a special point Of posing fol
the photographs. At this point
in her career, Marilyn needs @
careful job public relations.
Because Charles Boyer does
not want to return to France
so soon, Glenn Ford has prom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-09

ised him that the interiors, at
least. of their picture. 1.-The
Grand Duke and Mr.. Pim." will
be filmed in Hollywood.
Yvonne Furneaux of La Dolce
Vita" is now the bride of French
film director Jacques Natteau.
Yul Brynner will be bald as
a billiard ball in Flight From
Ashiya." In "Taras Bulba," Yul
wears a Cossack warlock that
will not start a new fashion.
:. Stephen Boyd, my favorite
Irishman, and director George
Marshall are teaming for 1.-THE
Maharajah"-to be made in In
dia. Juliet Prowse is hop
ing for two or three children"
Marilyn Monroe has been
criticized for having her drama
coach on the set when she is
working. But newcomer Jane
Fonda always has AndreaS
VOutsinas within consulting dis
lance when she is making a
film. And there could be some
sparks during Period of Ad-
juStment" at Metro. Co-star
George Peppard doesn't APP
prove.
Donald O'Connor, like Tony
Curtis, shuns airplanes. And he
didn't fly when, working in Las
Vegas. he heard that his wife
had been rushed to the hos
pital for the birth of their ba-
by. He got into his sports car
and raced home, arriving a few
minutes before his new son
Kelvin.
Maurice Chevalier will soon
be the most profiled actor in
show biz. In addition to Chev-
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many Americans and nothing
but complete honesty and in
telligent reporting can erase
this suspicion unfounded
though it may be.
"It is a strange but support
able fact in this new agree
with me or else atmosphere
that critics or newspapers, on
both sides, never complain,
never criticize when column
space is given to their leader
or their group unless they
twist the slightest gap in your
story into biased reporting
But if a newspaper editori-
ally disagrees with their leader
or group on certain issues, it
is quickly tatooed with 'pinko.
and red tags. Or, if the shoe
happens to be on the right
foot, it becomes a fat, capital
istic reactionary with no re-
gard for the welfare of the
common man."
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEHAH GRAHAM

was a firm mo" Rita, planning
a play, won't do any television.
June Havoc Is getting rest
less for the New York theater,
and it could be the revival Of
Chekov's mood play, 1.-THE Sea-
gull"
I'm not sure I like Shirley
MacLaine as a brunette in
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alters own biography, with
Love" there are four other
books on his career. Now comes
another, a book of portrait
drawings tracing Chevalier's
career. by Irwin Glass.
4 y u y
Gregory Peck Is boning up on
his Alabama accent for ITO Kill
a Mockingbird" with the lady,
Harper Lee, who wrote the Pull
itzer Prize-winning book.
Between singing and diaper
changing in Las Vegas, Bobby
DARN and wife Sandra Dee
are rehearsing for their CO.
starring Universal Interna-
tional movie, IF a Man An
swers."
Robert Nathan's new book,
"a Star in the Wind" is movie
material. And the majors and
independents are bidding. It's
definitely the best, with the
most action of all Nathan's
books.
Insomnia John Ford reads
two books a night. And, if you
ask the director about them
the next day. he can go into
details. No skipping.
That other colorful director,
John Huston, has a great art
collection in his $3.50, 900, castle
in Ireland. One Manet alone
is worth 5000, 900. John also has
African art, COLOMBIAN and
Greek. At one time he en-
ployed 10 Mexicans to dig treas
ure for him in Mexico. Ford
and Huston are more inter-
esting than any male stars we
have hereabouts these days.
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Objectivity Stressed

"Objectivity? Never has it
been more important" he said.
1--WE have rather suddenly be-
come suspect in the eyes of too
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Dallas Times Herald, told the
annual meeting Of the Cali
fornia-Nevada Associated Press
last night:
1.-THE American press is q
patriotic press, dedicated more
than any other agency to the
absolute preservation of our
freedoms and the rights of
man.
1--WE are not, as too many
charge, Communist dupes be-
cause we attempt to follow
moderate lines and call for a
look at internal pickering.
There is not a reputable news
paper in America that would
not quickly and without equiv
ocation expose and fight un-
ceasingly any threat that en-
dangers the security and well
fare Of this Nation.
Raps Sudden Patriots"
e "And I resent to the core
these sudden patriots who aim
lesSly and broadly charge the
American press with a lack of
concern for the welfare of this
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No TV for Rita

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Rita Hayworth and Check
mate" star Anthony George
prefer the secluded spots. But
Rita has never mixed business
with pleasure since her Inflated
movie with Orson Welles. And
when George asked her to guest
in his TV series. the answer