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Evening star., 1962-05-29
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Evening star., 1962-09-20
Mrs. Muhoney,
Lynch. Floyd Win

Don Floyd, Olga Mahaney
and Hugh Lynch III, are
Greater Washington tennis
C h a pions after capturing
titles yesterday at the courts
at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
Floyd defeated Edgar Lee,
60, 81, in the senior mans
singles championship play.
Mahaney and Lynch scored
over Ernie Kientz and Phronie
BauSerman. 6-1. 6-1, to win
the mixed doubles title in the
final day of the tournament,
which ran two weeks.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

way sub and he's most unique.
He's a fullback with the often
sive group and the wild card
with the two-way unit, which
means he'll replace Quarter
back Dick Sinner on defense
and operate as a linebacker.
If this sounds q bit differ
ent, there's q precedent as far
as Hrezo is concerned. Hig h
school fullbacks often are re-
cast as college guards, but
Hrezo is a high school guard
who has made it as a college
fullback.
NOTES = Nugent, playing
guessing games trying to figure
SMU. points out that the Mus
tangs tied Texas Christian, 28-
%, in last years finale. TCU,
it may be recalled, was the
team that earlier blanked
Texas and tied Ohio State
"SMU had to have some pref
ty good personnel to do that, y
Nugent insists. :. F. There will be
something different for Joh n
Hannigan, the Terps' field goal
specialist: A new holder. Dick
Sinner replaces Dick Novak
who held the ball for Hanni-
gan when he booted l7-for-17
conversions and five field goals
last year. Hannigan, incidental
ly, viii be given the green light
for a field goal try any time
the Terps get inside the 25-
yard line.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

defeated, united and unscored
on. Duke has a veteran,
talented team. The Trojans
with 215-pound Ben Wilson at
fullback, are rated with Wash
ington as the best in the West.
Duke is favored by ga points.
GamecOcks Mostly Veterans
NC. State at North Carolina
The questions here are
whether NC. State can make
the shift from a passing to a
running offense successfully,
and whether North Cardinals
speedy sophs are ready. Tar
Heels won last year, 27-22, and
are picked to have more poten-
tial. North Carolina is favored
by seven.
South Carolina at North
western - Gamecocks have a
veteran crew, except at quar-
terback. Northwestern also is
well-stocked with veterans, in
cluding quarterback. Wildcats,
always fast starters under Ara
Parseghian. are regarded as a
Big Ten sleeper" Northwest
ern is favored in IL.
Virginia at William & Mary
= Cavaliers won last year, 2l-6,
swapping 28-game losing streak,
and now appear much i'm
proved. w. g. M. showed
staunch defense in 80 victory
over Virginia Tech, but little
firepower. Virginia is an eight
point favorite.
Wake Forest at Army This
is Paul Dietzel's debut at West
Point and it figures to be an
impressive one. There are 81
lettermen at Army, including
five starters from last year and
Ia seasoned quarter-backing
staff. Deacons. with only eight
seniors on squad and just IL
lettermen, are unanimous pick
| for ACC basement. Army il
favored by is points.
-GUBACK.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Catholic Schools LikeIy
To Use Public Fields

Catholic high schools may be
permitted to play some of their
football games in public school
stadiums after all.
After a nine-month delay,
Corporation Counsel Chester
Gray read an opinion to the
District Commissioners last
Friday, stating that Catholic
League football games are part
of the educational system and
therefore are a sectarian
activity.
Gray said that permitting
the Catholic League teams to
use public school property
would violate 1949 rule that
bans the use of public facilities
for sectarian purposes.
Wesley S. williams, president
of the School Board, suggested
yesterday that the board amend
the rule to say the term Sec
tartan purposes shall not be
deemed to exclude athletic
events conducted by parochial
schools.
The board did not amend the
rule but several members said
it could be waived in individual
cases. The board also stated
that school officials will meet
with Joe Gallagher, st. Johns
High School football coach,
who was designated by the
Catholic League as its Spokes-
man, to discuss what schedule
the Catholic schools have in
mind.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Minor Druft Set
November 26

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 CAP).
The minor league player
draft will be held at Rochester,
N. Y. Monday. November 26,
Baseball Commissioner Ford
Frick said today.
The majors made their
largest haul in Al years at last
years minor league grab-bag,
selecting IS players at a cost
of $680,000. The draftees in
cluded Is youngsters coming
under the first-year player rule.
Eleven players managed to
avoid being returned to the
minors. Those still in the big
leagues include Bo Belinsky and
Felix Tore with the Angels;
George Banks, Johnny Goryl
and Georges Maranda with
Minnesota: Gino Cimoli, Billy
Console. and Moe Drabowsky
with Kansas City; Don Ru-
dolph, Ken Hamlin and Jim
Hannah with Washington; and
Dean Stone with the White Sox.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
RON GEHRINGER
TO PLAY HERE
BY a Star Staff Writer

BY Star Staff Writer
PINEHURST. N. c., Sept.
20.-Ron Gehringer, the
drawing youngster from
Newport News. Va, who
provided the National Anna
teur with its first shocker
Monday when he upset two
time champion Charlie Coe,
is Maryland bound.
Gehringer, who was elm
mated yesterday by Bob
Allen of West Hartford,
Conn, 8 and 2, will play in
the Middle Atlantic Anna
teur championship next
Thursday through Sunday
at Congressional Country,
he said yesterday.
Gehringer's aim is to be-
come acquainted with Con-
gressional, site of the 1864
National Open, for which
he hopes to qualify.
SOMMERS.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

lost his auto. 1t was rammed
into near oblivion.
Bill DUNCAN has produced a
potential title winner for Wash
ington Air Compressor, it seems,
with the other members. Harry
Hisey. Bob Wood. both of whom
rolled 400 last night: Ted Haw-
kins and Dutch Owen. They've
lost only one of nine games and
hold a game lead. with Gerke's
Five. only unsponsored team
in the l8-team circuit; Morris
Miller Liquors and the AIM
Drive Inn tied for second.
June Hillock, red hot in the
new International Coca-Cols
Mixed Doubles at Princt
Georges Plaza, with 427 anC
405. with a 160, for a 13s--
average.
Bing Moen. subbing for Fran.
ces Wilson, fired a ITO. Jacl
Barkley shot 45l. Bruce Herbert
440 and Norman Titus 428.
Barkley has averaged 139
Billy Mischou 1875 and George
Lauer and Bob Lockhart 1872
each.
Ah
OF special interest in the
Pepsi-Cola All-Star Mixed
Doubles at White Oak to-
morrow night will be a clash
between Dave Volk and Sis
Atkinson of Baltimore and
Frank Micalizzi and Beryl
Meyer, the leagues woman
champion.
Volk scored a sensational VIC
tory in the recent Reds Megaw
Memorial Open, and Micalizzi
is averaging 144-plus in the
All-Star Major District League.
Action starts at $50. White
Oak has installed a visible
score system.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Four Rookie Quorterbocks
Get Tests in ACC Openers

All eight Atlantic Coast Con-
ference football teams launch
their 1862 seasons Saturday and
if the oddsmakers are right,
four of them are supposed to
be winners.
The fellows who are sup
posed -to-know" look for:
Cd - The ACC to get q
split in six games against out
circumference foes.
% - North Carolina to get
the Jump on the rest of the
lodge members in the stand
ings by knocking off North
Carolina State in the days
only family fuss.
Kriger Gest Chance
The performance of rookie
quarterbacks will be watched
particularly close as a gauge
Of future potential at four
schools. South Carolina, Wake
Forest. North Carolina State
and North Carolina all are
ticketed to unveil new men
under the T. the--ke spot in
any offensive operation.
N. C. State, which no longer
has Roman Gabriel, will give
Bill Kriger. a 5-foot-9 senior
who has been waiting patiently
in the wings. first call. North
Carolina, trying to replace Ray
Evening star., 1962-09-20
N-YEAR-OLD
TRIES FOR TEAM

MIDDLETowN. Conn,
Sept. 20 (AP) "A 40-year-
old Marine Lieutenant colo
mel trying out for the
Wesleyan University foot
bali team got a go-ahead
today from the Eastern
Collegiate Athletic Confer
ence.
Adolph g. SchWenk Of
Camp Lejeune. N. c., and
Scarsdale, N. Y. is trying
out for tackle.
Schwenk, father of two
son. last played collegiate
football 19 years ago when
he was a junior at Yale.
He played at Dartmouth
as a freshman and Wes-
leyan as a sophomore.
He has returned to Wes-
leyan to complete his senior
year under a college de-
tense program.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Tog-Teom Bouts
Top Mat Cord

Two tag-team bouts headline
tonight's wrestling show at
Capitol Arena.
In a non-televised opener at
$3.50 O'Clock the Hill Billies meet
Johny Barend and the Mag
nificent Maurice, while in the
other team bout John and Chris
Tolos face Eduardo Carpenter
and Argentina Apollo.
Three other matches pit Hans
Schmidt against Tony Altimore
Killer Kowalski against Pete
Sanchez and MIGUEL Perez
against Gordo Chihuahua,
Two other bouts are to be
announced.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star staff Writer

Many questions about Mary
lands football prospects are
expected to be answered here
Saturday against Southern
Methodist, including one about
that latest fall fashion, the
three-platoon style.
This is something new here
for Tom Nugent, the coach
who always likes to be up-to
date. if not always ahead of
time.
Borrowing a page out of
Paul Dietzels book of design,
the Terps will show off for the
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Good Record
Doesn' I Please
CIV Passer
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

When a quarterback con-
meets on nine of IL passes for
gains totaling more than 100
yards it seems natural that he
would have some personal sat
isfaction even in defeat. Not
so with George Washington's
Frank Pazzaglia.
when you lose the game"
Pazzaglia says flatly. nothing
is good. Right?" Right, ex-
cept that his performance as
a paSser against Virginia Mill
tary last Saturday gave Coach
Jim Camp one of the few en-
couragements in the 1926 loss.
Frank did exactly what we
wanted him to do as passer, :"
Camp says. He didn't throw
the ball unless he saw a re-
ceiver open"
The result was 1T net yards
gained from the. nine compile
tions. with no interruptions.
When Pazzaglia threw, the play
almost invariably was perfectly
executed. The 24-yard connec-
ton to End Dick Duenkel
which set up GW's only touch
down resulted from Duenkel's
running a good pattern-cross-
ing from left to right down the
middle-and Pazzaglia's laying
the ball nicely in his hands.
What made it a bad night for
the senior quarterback was
that too often he had a couple
of VMI linemen hanging from
his arms and neck. He was
credited with carrying the ball
II times. many of his assign
ments starting as pass plays,
with Frank unable to get off a
throw. "s.t
Pazzaglia gained 48 yards
running, but lost 38 of them as
VMI's eager Keydets poured
in on him time and again. The
game probably reminded him
of the final game last year
against Virginia Tech, which
just happens to be the opponent
this Saturday in Roanoke.
In the 1861 finale, Co-Capt.
Bill Hardy was sidelined with
a virus infection and Pazzaglia
played the entire game at
quarterback. He completed
five of 10 passes for SO yards.
but lost 18 yards in 10 carries
as CIV dropped a 1913 decision
in Blacksburg.
Thus, the last game of last
season and the first game this
fall bore too much resemblance
to each other. Frank says that
eating" the football is not q
new diet to him. but he plainly
is losing his taste for the ex-
perience.
We're going to win some
games; you can bet on it." he
promises.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

Gallagher asked the Board Of
Education last fall by letter
permit Catholic high schools in
the District to use various high
school stadiums when they are
idle.
Last year the schools played
at Griffith Stadium, which is
now unusable. Catholic high
schools long have been per-
mitted to play in public school
stadiumS in Maryland and
Virginia.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Clark to Attend
Redskins Fete
BY the Associated Press

Supreme Court Justice Tom
Clark will be a guest at to-
morrow's welcome home lunch
con for the Redskins at the
Statler Hotel. About 500 fans
are expected to attend the af-
fair, which will begin at 1890
Dick McCann. former general
manager of the team and now
director of the National Pro-
fessional Football Hall OF
Fame. also has been invited
Halfback Dick James will re-
,ceive the Hecht Co. award as
the Redskins player of 1861.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

when she rolled 422, with games
Of 1872, ISL and 149, to lead
Glenmont to a sweep against
King Pin and a one-game edge
in the race.
Mrs. Donaldson opened the
season with a modest 35l, but
last week she shot 419. So
after nine games. her average
is 1924. which puts her solidly
in command of the individual
race.
other sharpshooters last
night were Mary Ann Davis OF
Miller High Life with 147-388
and Nell Huff of Fulford's
Radio and Bobbie Jones o.
Queenstown Bowl at 382 each
Miss Jones having a 16l.
Glenmont's was the onl
shutout. The other winner
were Fulford's, John Hughe
Co., Queenstown Bowl, Goet
Co.. and Miller High Life.
Suitland Bowl, Bowl Amer
lea and John Hughes are tiet
for second at 6-3, trailed b.
Jack Blank Pontiac. 5-4
Queenstown. 5-4; Goetz, As
Miller High Life. AS; Fail
Lanes, 3-6: King Pin, 3-6; Coca
Cola, SO and Fulford's, 81.
Morris Miller Liquor bowler'
were 100-proof in the Nitro
politan Circuit League with 9
game of ITO, high for the
league, and a 1884 set, SECOND
high, but won only two game:
from Congressional Olds be.
cause of Bruce Herbert. The
youngster shot lat. 148 anc
$50 for 445 and a season high
set.
Only three sticks behind him
was Russ Brewer of Morris
Miller, who was a standout In
his teams big game with,
ITO. Vince Amaroso contribu-
ted 152, Johnny -Ressa 148
Jack Betz 125 and Clarence Ap-
pier lis.
There we're 13 sets Of 40C
or better, among them a 42S
by John Shea, jr.. Of Spillway
While he was bowling at Fon-
tana's Bowlarama. AL May. the
leagues champion, Just about
Evening star., 1962-09-20
81 DAILY DOUBLE
TO COST S1.9S

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
Sept. 20 (AP).-You race
track habitues probably
have heard the old saw
about the 81 window. Well,
stop laughing, Atlantic City
race track is going to have
a $1.98 window next Tues
day.
It's all part of bargain
day for the ladies. The
distaff side gets into the
track for half price and
can buy 50 mutuel tickets
for $l.98-in true bargain
style no more than three
to a customer for any race.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
CYC Banquet

Don Shinnick Of the Balti-
more Colts was the guest
speaker last night at a banquet
given for the Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church
team, winner of the recent CYC
League softball championship
playoff.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
OIszewski SIGNS

DENVER. Sept. 20 (AP).-
The Denver Broncos of the
American Football League an
nounced yesterday the signing
Of John Olszewski, a fullback
cut by the Detroit Lions.
Olszewski, former University of
California star. is a 10-year pro
veteran.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

at least one. II don't think
anybody's got that many good
football players, Howard in
sists.
The Terps figure to find out
If they have. rather quickly.
There are seven sophomores
on the defensive team, seven
on the offensive unit. How
ever, some beat out upperclass-
men for their jobs.
In early scrimmages, the de-
fensive unit showed some no
ticeable flaws. but Nugent did
some quick shuffling and he
now feels both reserve groups
are about par. Or so he hopes
Otherwise. it'll be back to the
drawing board.
The two-way unit, with
mostly veterans, will start, but
when 1t comes to the reserves
only two players are ticketed
for double : duty = one by ne
cessity. one by design.
HrezO Shifted
Because Ron Adams has q
slight muscle pail, Len Chiave-
rini. a 5-foot-11 rookie from
Ambridge, Pa, is down tempo
rarily for both the Gangbusters
and Hustlers. If Adams recov-
ers sufficiently, Chiaverini viii
play only offenSe.
Joe Hrezo, a senior from
Uniontown. Pa, is the other two
Evening star., 1962-09-20
MoryIonds Three-PIotoon System
Comes Up for Inspection Saturday

first time formally on Satur-
day their new look = their NJ
Squad Ctwo-way unit, their
Ganbusters defensive pla-
toonD and their Hustlers (of-
fensive platoon.
The spring preview and the
preseason showings were fine,
but will there be strength and
durability for the fall? SMU,
with its "Sprint-Out T" and
power sweeps. will provide the
clue.
SophOmOreS on Defense
Some coaches, like Clemson's
Frank Howard, figure a move
to three teams has to weaken
Evening star., 1962-09-20

Farris, probably will open with
Junior Edge. last years def
ensive specialist, at the signal
calling spot.
Sophomore Dan Reeves and
Wally Bridwell. a former de-
fensive specialist, are slated to
make their debuts at South
Carolina and Wake Forest, re-
spectively.
One of the intersectional
games will be at. Maryland
with the Terps favored by 1914
points over Southern Method
iSt. Here's how the other
games shape up:
Georgia Tech Picked
Clemson at Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd rates his club as
the approximate equal of the
one which gave Tech a 7-3
record last year. Clemson has
new men at the key lineback-
ing positions. Georgia Tech,
which figures to have more
speed and versatility. is favored
by II points.
Duke at Southern California
: This is the TV game of the
week and the first meeting of
the two since that Rose Bowl
game of 1899. when Southern
Cal scored in the final 40 Sec
onds to win, 7-3, thus ending
Dukes hopes of remaining un-
Evening star., 1962-09-20
BOWLING
10 Donaldson
Big Help Again
By ROD THOMAS

Unexpectedly strong lift from 10 Donaldson helped
immeasuraby when Glenmont Bowl the championship
last season in the Capital Womens Major League.
AS the current campaign into high the Gen.
captained by June Hoek again setting the
again it's Donaldson with help than reckoned
Donaldson q standout in the league last night
Evening star., 1962-09-20
Minor Leagues
AMERICAN AsSOCIATl

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville 3, Denver 2 10 inninRsl
Louisyille leads best-of-7 final. 3-2)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Atlanta 3. jacksonville , Jackson
willie leads best-of-7 final. 2-D.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
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curry and trailer. Good cond.. with al
accessories. $500 Or best offer. OIL
FEE & S2,thsiw.tsT dsmS New ss,it
BY lO0-h.p. Interceptor.- with Eaton
outDoard drive. This Sunday. 2-5
pm. at Jim Hammond's Pier. Cape
Loeb Haven. Follow Rte. 214 tcen-
SECTION turn left at Cult station.
MARTNE. MARI ssf Re. e s-ssoe. SsSer' MARYLAND
|OUTBoARD CABIN CRUISER. 2O-ft.
two-sleeper. Enclosed marine toilet,
sink, icebox. all steering. hardware,
priced. 81. .sS5. cAPSN sTASs BOAT BoHT
CENTER. s236 ca. ave. JU. 5-7773.
I5.FT. FIBERGLAs RUNABOUT, wind
snield. steering. front and rear seats.
With trailer. 1878. CAP'N STAINS
B0AT CENTER. s236 oeorEia ave-.
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CENTER. S236 Ga. ave JU. 5-7773.
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scar % hours i pair. pair {. ' and "a. 4.
nANIN6 CnOACEH oALE6
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loft. BAY-BUILT. Packard motor.
Sleeps 4. Ship-to-shore dinghy on
davits, galley. encl. head. loads Of
offer. HU. 1882 or 54S-9S7S.
1s-FT. COMET-CLAss sAILBOAT. re-
Gently rebuilt. S4Q0. firm. Must see
to appreciate. S64.1404.
CHRIS CRAFT 17-ft. all-mahog. in
board speedboat, 95-h.p. Chris-Craft
marine engine, cover and trailer
5000. La. a-1100.
CENTURY left. Viking lapstrake Sea
Skiff, Gray marine engine. navy top,
dual controls refinished incl. cuStom-
built trailer. $500. La. 9.1100
WILL TRADE 17-ft. tOldtoWn canoe
for 15-ft. canoe, canvas or metal
RE. 7-7225 after 5 pm.
CENTURY '62 saber y T925-h.p. Gray
Marine eng, wIslid. Top, ski bar and
brdK. ladder. $500 cash and take over
pymts. Call 562-5242.
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Evening star., 1962-09-20
Racing Results
Huqerstown
BY the Associated Press
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
lst--Sl,1O0; elmg.; 4-yrs. a. up; abt.
5 fur.
Wayne Rock (Bauer) 1870 $50 40
PurveyoF Bound (D'keF) 1880 0.6(
Pop-POp (Uyeyamal 500
Lea. This Ny Boy. By Shucks. Time,
1;O64s.
2d-$1,1O0; cling; 4-yrs. Il up; abt
Riversee (McKee) 1910 500 2.6l
Mr.. r. b. (keenel 4.20 2.4O
Old Timer (ReynOlds) 2.4d
Denny Girl, Giotto, Mile. Zipkin.
Buzser. Killarney's Boy. Time, 1:05%.
DAILY DOUBLE (6-4) S1O7.4O
Evening star., 1962-09-20

SEE THE ALL NEW HoAlELITE. S5
h.p. '4-eycle' outboard in action.
on.the water demo. Ia. s-aiss.
MARYLAND MARINE, Suitland. Nd
Evening star., 1962-09-20
q Clayton -Brittinsham entry.
b Bieber-Fendrick entry.
Atlantic CITY

1st-S3,1OO; cling: 3 a. 4-yr.-olds
mdns.; 8 fur.
Lucky Score tGilIiganl $50 $50 $50
Clemeney (Church) $50 40
Great Diplomat (Thornton) 1880
Wooden Beauty. Tarquo. Party
Pink. Jewels King, Flamboo. Fait
accomph. Red Orchid, Ocean Thun-
der Hi Diddle Dee. Time, 1:13b.
Evening star., 1962-09-20
DAILY DOUBLE
Aqueduct

1st-S3.500; cling; 2 yrs.; mdns.: Z
fur.
Arizona (shoefnaker) 1880 SEQ $3.50
Festive Girl (Valenxuela) $40 3.20
Tx Fix tGuerinl $50
Parma, Mid, FilatonSa, zeesa Carol
Last Buddy. Flambeau Rouge. Macalla.
3 Minnie O.. q Mi@ Arlene X. Time,
1:25M.
Clayton -Brittinsham entry.
Bieber -Fendrick entry.
2d-S4, 600; cling: 3 yrs. a. up; mi.
Dear Ruth Bowel Il.5O $50 i.20
Caryln Sarah lGuerinD 1.SO 40
Gay Brandt (VaPlaD 4.20
Also ran-Estacada, Great Dame,
Jewels Dance. Time-1374s.
DAILY DOUBLE (12-6) $54.0O
Evening star., 1962-09-20

CENTURY '62 Saber y I225-h.p. Gras
Marine eng. w/slid. top. ski bar anc
brdg. ladder. $500 cash and take over
pynts, Call 562-5242.
Evening star., 1962-09-20

CLASS sAILBOAT. re.
500; firm. Must se'
Evening star., 1962-09-20

lift. all-mahog. in.
at, 95-h.p. Chris-Crafi
z, cover and trailer
Evening star., 1962-09-20

GAMES OF FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1859
TsssIashs fsin
Home Team
Tulane Stanford Stanford
West Chester Ithaca West Chester
Evening star., 1962-10-03
But She Couldn't
Top MoriIyn
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

for an apartment for Christine
Kaufman in New York. They
will be in Hollywood only when
they make a picture here.
Elizabeth Taylor, If she signs
for IT Love Louisa" viii bury
five husbands in the course Of
the movie. The idea is for her
to bury the most attractive men
in Hollywood-like Cary Grant,
Rock Hudson, Burt Lancaster
But-he one man Liz would
like to bury, she blue-penciled
from the list.
kim NOvak says she's In
love with Richard Quine. They
have known each other well for
about five years. So. what's
holding up the wedding2 In q
year or so Kim will be 80. She's
still beautiful and it's incredi-
BILE that she is still unmarried
Looks like Alfred Hitchcock
horror movie to end all horror
films, '"The Birds" will be re-
leased by Revue-fornaerly part
Evening star., 1962-10-03

with only a few scratches. The
car was uninsured-and Steve
is really peeved.
Joan Collins found o two
bedroom apartment for An
thOny Newley in New York. She
will be at ringside tonight for
Tony's opening in stop the
World I Want to Get OFF," II
the show is a hit. he will get q
divorce-and another marriage