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Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kille-
brew and Shirley attended
commencement at M. S. c..
w. over the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

Mr.. James Rogers was
home from Memphis this
weekend. David Hearn of
Scooba and Raymond Sims of
Rosedale were also home.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Jeb Reeves
from Yazoo City and Mr.. and
Mrs. Truitt Kinard and child
rem were dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harthcock Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat J. KilIe-
Drew and family of Memphis
were weekend visitors of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raft
K1llebrew. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
klllebreW are sailing for Ha-
Walia in June for 3 years.
Evening star., 1962-06-18

lences with various industry as
sociations in discussing pro-
curement plans.
The members named include:
Thomas v. Jones, president
Of Northrop Corp, Beverly
Hills, Calf; z. c. Burkhart,
president, Genisco, Inc, Los
Angeles; Walter F. Carey, pres
ident, Automobile Carriers, Inc,
Flint, Mich; Ruben F. Met
tier, president, Space Tech
nology Laboratory. Inc, Los
Angeles; Charles B. Thornton,
chairman Of the board, Litton
Industries. Inc, Beverly Hills;
Stephen A. Mcclellan, presi-
dent. Specialties, Inc, Char
lotteSville, Va; James r. Kerr,
president, Avco Corp, New
York.
John r. Newell, president,
Bath (Me.) Iron works; Charles
Evening star., 1962-06-18

Hastings. president. Hastings
Raydist, Inc. Hampton, Va;
e. v. Higgins, vice president,
WESTINGHOUSE Electric Corp.
New York; Dan A. Kimball
president, Aero-Jet General
Corp, Washington; Lynn A.
Townsend, president, Chrysler
Corp, Detroit; Thomas S,
Nichols, chairman Of the board,
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp,
New York; E. W. Rawlings,
president. General Mills, Inc,
Minneapolis; George F. Ferris,
chairman Of the board, Ray
mond International, Inc, New
York.
Ely r. Galloway, jr., execu-
tive vice president, Burlington
Industries, Inc, New York;
David A. Shepard, executive
vice president, Standard Oil
Co. Of New Jersey, New York;
Evening star., 1962-06-18
Top Industry
Men 10 Head
Defense Unit
By the Associated Press

The Pentagon has named 81
industrialists to a defense ad-
visory council intended to ex-
pedite the interchange of in
formation between defense con-
tractors and the defense es-
tablishment.
The Pentagon's hope is that
the council will reduce the huge
number of individual confer
Evening star., 1962-06-18

cused Of political crimes, or
related offenses, from extradi-
ton. 1t Is pretty weIl agreed
that treason, rebellion and
espionage are political Of
fenSes, but an attempt to as
saSsinate a head of state is not.
When q nation requests a
mans extradition, it usually
does not have to prove him
guilty; Just that there is
probable cause" to put him on
trial back home.
Evening star., 1962-06-18

Dr.. Dening Lewis. managing d.
rector, Systems Studies, Bell
Comm, Inc, Washington;
James Mccormack, vice presi-
dent. Defense Laboratories,
Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, Boston; william
M. Allen, president, the Boeing
Co., Seattle; Morehead Patter-
son. chairman Of the board,
American Machine and Foun-
dry Co., Washington.
Evening star., 1962-06-18
Alumni Picnic

The University Of Florida
Washington Alumni Club win
shown tomorrow from 1870
Hold its annual picnic from 2
to 2 pm. Saturday at Picnic
Site II in Rock Greek Park
Evening star., 1962-06-18
Diplomat to Speak

E. Z'ev Suffott, first secretary
Of the Embassy of Israel, will
address the American Technion
Society at $3.50 tomorrow in the
Montgomery County wish
Community Center.
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POHANKA
OLDS

1925 Goth St. NV. FEE. 7-s30s
MERCEDES late 1853 100; H.
coo miles: like new; $1,995. Call
DU. 5-5536
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0UT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

MELODY PARK. located on High.
way $40. z mi. south of Front
Royal. Va. - Is wooded acres;
lunch room. equipped: stage and
dressing rms. cabin: contact AR
THUR S. KNOWLES. Realtor. )
South nba Royal sve Front RsSya1l
or MElrose 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

NEW and used pickup panels. walk
ms, dump, chassis-cabs. tractors
Jeep Scouts. Will trade, finance
MALONEY TRUCK CENTER. S126
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. JU. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

WHY'S 80 panel delivery; excel
cond., sos or highest offer. XII
9-3525 or XII. S-632S.
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N. ARLINGTON
4 BEDROOMS
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

n. ARL.-3-bedrm., 1Ia-bath Co.
lonial; lge. din. rm., kit. with
brkfast bar; full bsmt., gear gar,
lge. lot, trees. $1,000 cash incl.
settlement, ia. S-S559.
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WESTERNERS
KEN BONNER
Original Designs

IN the contemporary manner, red
wood and brick exteriors, slate
entrance foyers, cathedral CELL
1nged living areas, panelled rec
rms. and dens, large dream
kitchens, balconies, patioes, 2-car
carports, and dbl width drive
ways. closets galore: mid 30's. On
Hillbrook dr., Just off Rte. 236,
L-mi. east Of Annandale. BON
NER CUSTOM HOMES, CT. g.
0fS6.
WHITE BRICK, exclusive Marian
Forest area - 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
split-level rambler with large
stone fireplace in living room.
lovely parquet floors throughout,
finished rec. rm. and built-fn ga
rage: convenient to schools. shop
ping and Washington buses: un-
usually low price for home in
this lovely area; $4,000 cash,
TOWN & COUNTRY PROPER.
TIES. INC. TE. 6-S915. 9 til o
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
AT LONG BEACH
EARLY BIRDS
GET BEST CHOICES

Furnished log cabin on deep
100 wide wooded lot; 8 bedrooms
and sleeping balcony, living room
with stone fireplace, kitchen. bath
and screened front porch: part
basement with furnace; flagstone
patio. Only $1,000; down payment
S1,750, monthly sos.
Amazing new recreational or
year-round home; large living
kitchen dining area including
stove and refrigerator; 2 conven-
tional bedrooms, 2 expansion bal
comics will accommodate .numer-
bath with shower and tub, large
screened porch; $4,000 BTU gas
furnace, hot-water heater and 80"
oven gas range: fully graded lot.
lush grass needs cutting now,
healthy young trees. Only S9,950
with terms to suit purchaser.
Rare find in furnished water
front home; 75'x100' lot protected
by granite jetty and bulkhead;
living room, kitchen. bath and 2
bedrooms on LIST floor: dormitory
End floor, large ,ell-shaped
screened porch, outside shower
house and storage room. Price
$4,000; clear at present. Can be
w ooAo puA SAAooCAs
TO INSPECT these and other bar
gains In. homes and building sites:
Drive z miles south of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road
(Rtes. 416 and p, turn left al
st. Leonard and follow Long
Beach signs to office on Bay.
M. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
Phone: PRINCE FREDERICK 3Os-J
CHARLES CO. - 6-rm. house on
100-by-26O-ft. lot on Wicomoco
Beach: $4,000 or make offer.
BARGER REAL ESTATE. dial 301
Chapel 6-22S3, or call Mr..
Matthews. CT. 9-2463.
PATUXENT RIVER, strategic To-
cations acres with long river
frontage; Groom mod. dwelling,
4 rented cottages. trailer camp
license, 2O0-ft. pier, 40 boat slips
rented. Good investment. Excel
lent terms. M. LEO STORCH,
236-S234.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
TEMPLE HILLS RID.
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms In D.. C. or nearby Md.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC. IA. 7-5800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY

OLD STONE HOUSE
Persons interested in PURCHASING
and moderizing q substantial ole
stone house in Loudoun Co.. are
old fire e wets' doors doc a widows
stairs. and other woodwork. Small
or substantial acreage available tc
proper purchaser with substantial
cash. On good road.
Home Finders Realty
BOX 90. STERLING. VA.
9.3 ACRES-545 1T. road frontage
Mostly Bluegrass. Small stream
5 Excl lake site. High knoll f01
view. 50. $50. Low dn. payment
easy terms. Mr.. Boiling Officer
Club, Warrenton, Va, 81 mi. D. c
IA. Alias aft. 8 pm.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN SERVICE-cash fast
no delays: end trust loans. Money
for any purpose: D. c.. Md, Va
Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS.
ACTION "a HOURS, on End trust
lge., small LIST trust. GIBRALTAR
MTG. CO.. INC, 525-9366.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORTGAGE
& INVESTMENT CO.. $40 South
ern Bldg. MA. S-3331 Immediate
service 10 to 4:30 pm.
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
2nd trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va: reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP ;.
1879 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
STORES FOR RENT
(CoNTINuED)

CAPITOL HILL-Small air cond
store on very flexible terms. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
MONEY TO LOAN
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

81 ACRES. wooded mountain prop
erty; electricity. cabin needs re-
pair. Year-round stream and 2
springs. Secluded. excel. hunting.
Adjoins Shenandoah Natl. Park;
LOO. Call 726-1436 aft. 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
Home Finders Realty
BOX 90, STERLING. VA.
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE


ACCOkEEk
Five acres of protected forest over
looking the Potomac River; beau
tiful view, easy committing to
D. c. or Va. community pool.
recreation center and day nursery.
Many other benefits for your en-
joyment. Buy. build and enjoy
pleasant living in S environment
of nice people at a price you can
afford on easy terms. Over 100
satisfied families. Call for appt.
DIR: Out South Capitol st. on
Indian Head hwy, IL miles to Ac-
cokeek, turn sharp right for ga
miles to office OF Moyaone Re-
serve. E. F. BEACH, Real Estate,
Blu. 3-2121: ewes. HI. 9-5666.
ACRE LOTS near Mt. Airy. wooded,
$1,000. Terms. ASHTON REALTY
CO., WA. 4-9193, WA. 4-9S11.
APPROX. 900 ACRES in Howard
County; established development
Of "a acres. Orig. tract 500 acres,
200 acres now being developed
Topo completed: $1,000 per acre.
Old Route 20 (now 10S) l mile
from new 90 and All-View Golf
Course. Brokers protected. Dial
30l-HO. 6-3535,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SECOND TRUST NOTE, gooc
maker, new home. good discount
Call Elk. 1894 or RE. 6-4705.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
HOMES
PINE RIDGE

Long, low, and oh so livable: Ia
beautiful acres with loads Of
shrubs, pine and dogwood trees
is the setting. Suburban living at
its finest. Twin-sized bedrooms,
212 baths, jalousie-enclosed Florida
room, pine-paneled recreation
room in cheerful basement. These
and host of extras to delight
the nature-loving family. Now re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(CONTlNUED)

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO.. INC. ia. 7-5S00.
SECOND TRUSTs-Top spot cash!
No red tape! Md, Va. b. C. Day
| or eueninns VIII R-R1aO OaA
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE SERVICES

ALL OF MARYLAND-For acreage
apt. ground, commercial, indus.
trial or farm. What are your needs
Call RAMSEY REALTY CO., 10
5-2017, JU. 9-2985, 10. 5-47S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-16

PRIVATE PARTY desires clean.
late-model car, no dealers. 6S4-
6l44.
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BETTER HOMES
A PICTURE
4 BEDRMS.-$17,95O

$4,000 LIST trust can be assumed
on this cozy, clean stone Cape Coo
with detached garage in most con.
yenient Fails Church area. Quick
possession. Call now.
, 1962-11-23

ASSESSMENT

ASSESSMENT
EVEN AFTER all this time the public is still trying to
assess the results Of last election. That happens everywhere,
all the time. However, when the results are SO far different
from what is expected, then there is an even greater tendency
to look back and see what took place.
IN ELECTION two stalwarts fell by the wayside.
What really happened? One of the greatest upsets was the
defeat Of the veteran Senator Walter L NJ. Hodge, President
Of the Senate, and one Of the legislators whose position was
considered rather secure.
AS TO DR.. ANDUZE, there was doubt. From a posi-
ton of relative political security, the former Senator broke
with his party, announced that he would not be a candidate.
Later he decided to, and did run, with the support of the
Unity Party, and was defeated.
TO BEGIN WITH, certain generaitieS seem in order
Political battles fought along local issues will invariably be
determined by the personalities of the candidates. There will
be a tendency to cross party lines, OF even forget them, and
respond to the individual candidate. And on no spot on earth
is this more true than in these Islands.
SECOND FACTOR deserving Of consideration is the
tendency to vote against, rather than for a thing, principle:
or individual. 1t is therefore much easier to throw out than
it is to retain and build. And this is in part responsible fol
the temptation Of politicians to attack, cut down, and kill
the opposition rather than to struggle to present a consruc-
tive, positive program.
UNTIL POLITICAL parties here become more identi
fable, so that candidates carry their partys label, and people
know what the party stands for, politics will be governed al
most entirely by the personalities and attrachveness of the
individual candidates. And by atractivenesS is meant the aP-
peal which a candidate will have to the voters.
PERHAPS mi will change all that, but for the pre-
sent, we have a Senate faced with serious responsibility It
must meet that responsibility, or be found wanting. Whether
or not the majority party maintains that majority will depend
in no small measure on its record.
, 1962-11-23
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON WATER GUT AREA

ON WATER GUT AREA
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be
held by the Virgin Islands Urban Renewal Board on
Wednesday, November 70, 1862 at 800 pm. at Govern
ment EouSe, Chrlstlansted, st. Croix, upon an urban re-
neWal or redevelopment project proposed to be carried
out by the Virgin Islands Urban Renewal Board IN the
area described as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection Of the c~enterline
of Queen cross Street and strand Street, thence west
along the cenLerlne OF Strand Street to the intersection
WIN me r1gnU-oI-Way line 1ornnng the western boundary
OF west Street; thence north along this western bound
AIRY OF west Street EXTENDED to a point approximately
liz feet beyond the mean nigh water line as determined
by the u. s. Coast and Geodetlc Survey; thence IN an
easterly direction following the northern rlght-ot-Way
line OF the proposed Waterfront highway to a point
which constitutes the intersection OF this line with the
c~enterllne OF Queens Cross Street Extended NorthWard
approximately ZUU feet beyond the mean nigh water line
as determined by the u. S. Coast and Geodetlc Survey
thence SCUM along the centerllne OF Queens Cross Street
exTended to the point OF
The purpose Of the hearing is to consider a proposal
Tor the unaerJaklng OF a PROJECT by the Virgin Islands
Urban Renewal board under Title 70 Y. /. Code. as
amended, with Federal financial assistance under Title
| OF the Housing Act Of lY49 public Law 17l-8lSt Con-
gresS), as amended to date, which project will include
acquisition OF land IN the project area; demolition or re-
moval of buildings and Improvements; installation, con-
structlon or reconstruction OF streets, utilities, and other
SlIe improvements, liz carrying out - q PloSi III -
repair and rehabilitation OF buildings or other improve
ments; and making the land available for development
by private enterprise or public agencies as authorized
by law. In addition, the relocation proposals OF the Vir-
gin Islands Urban Renewal Board relating to the project
will be available for examination prior to and open for
discussion at the hearing.
Any person or organization desiring to be heard
will be afforded an opportunity to be heard at the hear
ing.
Dated at Charlotte Amalie this 18th DAY of
1862.
Oscor r. Bough
Executive Director
Arizona tribune., 1962-12-28
AIRMAN OF MONTH
EXEMPLARY CITIZEN

AlC Rudolph Thomas. with the
803d Medical Group was named
last week rs Davis Monthan'
Airman Of fne Month of Novem-
ber.
An Air Force veteran of III
years. Airman Thomas has been
stationed at DIM since Aug.
2o,lool. coming here from Laon
ABB, France.
Airman Thomas has handled
ambulance and ward duties, and
is now assigned to the central
supply service.
Col. I.N.J. Eggeling, group
commander. said, This man
Thomas is my idea of an exem-
plary citizen in every way. He
takes pride in his work, carries
the job through to completion with
the minimum of supervision, says
little or nothing about it, takes
the thick with the thin philoso-
Arizona tribune., 1962-12-28

phically and can be relied upon
absolutely"
The outstanding airman is ac-
tive in local church and frater-
nal organizations. and has fin
ished three US. Army medical
courses through correspondence.
For being selected DIM s Air
man of The Month, Airman
Thomas will be special guest
of the Tucson Retail Trade Bu-
reau at its regular monthly lun-
cheon. He will be presented a
number of gifts, including
special-engraved plaque signed
by Tucson Mayor Lew Davis.
Airman Thomas. a native of
Georgetown, Sc, and his wife
Mildred. reside at All l/2 E.
26th St. in Tucson. They have
five children, Rudolph Thomas
Jr.. IL. Anthony. 8, Melissa, 7,
Gerard. and Maurisette, 2
months.
Arizona tribune., 1962-12-28
REPOSSESSED

For Bal. due only like new
Maple dnette set w/buffet &
hutch, Mple living room set 7
pcs. in all, Maple twin beds,
large Walnut dining room set
table and chairs cost $489, bal.
due $l68. matching china closet
bal. due SS4. elec. range cost
$3.50. bal. due $37. ironer cost
$lS9. bal. due $lS, Easy spin
dryer bal. due SIG, table model
T.V. bal. due $l8. bookcase bal.
due S6. deepfreeze bal. due $SS,
Philco Radio bal. due $l4, Norge
refr. bal. due $43. desk bal.
due $l2.
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
4l0l So. Central BR 6-4l0l
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SUNDAY H'5ss:l
Afternoon, Cont.

Ncdi CStdlc Ned nOWeS.
q CHS WASHINGTON REPORT.
Public Affairs. British Ambassador David
0rmsby Gore and Christian Herter, Spe-
ciaI Presidential Representative for Trade
Negotiations discuss NATo.
l2:45 q CHANGING TIMES.
News and information series.
100 q TEEN TALK.
Discussion. Illegal Rights and Respon-
sibility"
q SUNDAY MOVIE
IVA Hours. "Sundown Jim" 1912. John
kimbroush.
q BOWLING TEENS.
Sports / Hour John Batchelder, host.
q SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE.
3h Hours. "The Accused" le4s.
Loretta Young "Three Sailors and a
Girl. 1858. Jane Powell.
l:3o q ETERNAL LIGHT.
Religion. How They Knocked the Devil
Out of Uncle Ezra" by Morton Wishen-
grad. Comedy drama of a man tAlan
Arkin) who substitutes superstition for
religion.
200 q MOVIE q MATINEE.
] Hour, rs Minutes. "Stand Up and
Cheer" 1884 First-Run). Shirley Temple.
q DIRECTIONS '63.
Public Affairs. "chiId of Darkness"
Pictorial study of two blind children.
2:3o g LAW ON TRIAL.
Public Affairs. Confessions by criminal
suspects to police before anaisnment
will be discussed by James H. Heller and
Milton Eisenbers.
q EDITORS CHOICE.
Public Affairs
800 q METROPOLITAN MOVIE.
Hours. "or. KiIdare's Wedding Day."
1871. Lew Ayres.
10 The Sunday Stur " Moocxine. w,
Evening star., 1962-12-16
q ETERNAL LIGHT.

Religion. "How They Knocked the Dew
Out of Uncle Ezra" by Morton Wishen
grad. comedy-drama of a man tAIa
Arkin) who substitutes superstition 70
religion.
Evening star., 1962-08-18
Satellite
Continued From Page Al

NOHtlnucu EEOm rage Al
also tried in the closing min
uteS to heal the wounds of the
battle by commencing each
other TO rhaving made a good
clean fight.
At one point, Seantor Rus
sell Long, Democrat of Loui-
siana, a foe of the bill brought
laughter from the galleries by
remarking, Let's not overdo
this good will"
He told his colleagues they
had heard him for only Is
hours when he had enough
material for As hours when the
cloture rule cut him off. He
asked permission to insert in
the Record his unfinished
speech, and his request was
granted.
Senator Kerr. Democrat of
Oklahoma, one OF the leading
advocates of the private en-
terprise bill, replied to a re-
mark Senator Douglas, Demo-
crat of Illinois, had made, de-
scribing Senator Kerr as the
"uncrowned king of the Sen
ate"
The Senator from Okla
homa is not uncrowned in this
body" said Senator Kerr, re-
ferring to himself. He has
been crowned every year he has
been here by none other than
the Senator from Illinois, anc
each time with a crown OF
thornS."
Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Evening star., 1962-08-18

Oregon. also a leading oppo-
nent, had only four minutes of
speaking time left and his
parting shot at the bill was a
suggestion that the American
flag should be lowered to half
mast over the Capitol and the
White House during the final
roll call because he said the
bill will do irreparable damage.
Democratic Leader Mans
field also tried to close the
breach that had developed
during the debate by declaring
that no individual had won a
victory or suffered a defeat.
He said the victory was won
by the Senate. He also argued
that there would have been
more chance of a satellite COM
munlcation monopoly without
this bill than with it.
Senator PaStore, Democrat
Of Rhode Island, who managed
the bill for the Commerce
Committee, said the accom-
plishments of the Russian
coSmonautS have dimmed this
country's chances of being
first in the race to the moon,
but that the United States has
outdistanced all others in the
development of its communica-
tions system.
Evening star., 1962-08-18
MARILYN
Continued From Page Al


little or nothing to one in
Marilyn's state of mind.
Money troubles didn't figure,
either. Her will, filed yester-
day in New York. showed as
sets of more than one-half
million.
Marilyn left no note by her
bedside but, say the psychia-
trists, suicides seldom do.
Was Marilyn a drug addict?
Among addicts, she was not
an addict" answered one pSy-
chiatrist. She had no physical
dependence on drugs, only psy-
Geological"
Was there a remote possibil-
ity that she could have taken
the overdose while in a semi
conscious state?
That's the $4,000 question:"
answered Coroner Curphey.
But DR.. Robert Litman, a
psychiatrist, interrupted:
I'VE have found no authenti-
Gated case, since our studies
began in 1860, that person
was so druggd that they didn't
know what they were doing"
The report stated that the
lethal dosage-or doSageS-was
probably gulped within a few
seconds.