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Zuntzinger Trial
Set for June 10

BALTIMORE, May 4 (AP)
States Attorney William j
oDonnell said yesterday the
murder trial of William D
zantzinger, the Southern
Maryland tobacco farmer-so-
cialite. has been set for June
10.
Mr.. O'Donnell said he had
received word Of the trial date
from Judge d. Kenneth Nc
Laughlin in Hagerstown. The
trial was shifted from Balti-
more to Washington County
Circuit Court at the defense
attorneys request.
Mr.. zantzinger Is charged
with causing the death OF Mrs.
Hattie Carroll. q hotel en-
ploye, by striking her with a
cane during a society dance in
Baltimore last February.
The defendant, who has
pleaded not guilty is free on
bail. In addition TO the murder
charge. Zantzinger is accused
Of three cases OF assault and
disturbing the peace.
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Fuirmount Heights

Mayor boswell E. Brooks Is
unopposed for a fifth term
Councilmen Andrew j. Harrison
and Miles Cole are also run.
ming unopposed for their seats
and Robert r. Gray is the only
candidate for the post vacated
by Councilman Dempsey P
Latney.
Polls will be open from 9 am
to 9 pm. tomorrow in the Nun.
icipal Building.
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Cottage City

Vincent A. Simmel, chairman
Of the town commissioners for
more than 80 years is unop-
posed In the First Ward. Also
unopposed is Councilman at
large Raleigh A. Donley, ST.,
who has held the same office
for IL years. Polls will be open
tomorrow from 2 pm. to 8 pm
at General outdoor Advertis-
ing, 1920 Bladensburg road.
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Forest Heights

Mayor Clifford r. Armhold
running for his seventh term
faces a challenge by candidate
Lawrence william Connolly.
incumbent councilwoman
Mrs. Beatrice Swoyer. named tc
office after the last election
is running for election against
Leo williams in the First Ward
The race In the Second Ward
is between incumbent Clifford
E. Weimer and F. E. Drescher
Third Ward incumbent Julian
Anastasio. named TO office aft
er the last election, faces nc
opponent.
Polls will be open from II
am. TO 8 pm. Wednesday al
the town center. l0s Arapahoe
drive.
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Glen Echo

Incumbent councilman Will
liam Briggs. jr. has filed for
a second four-year term, along
with James D. Saunders, a vet
eran of more than IL years on
the council.
Also running for the two
openings are Irwin L. Ulrich,
Marion M. Randall, and Will
liam F. Clune. Polls will be
open from 5 until 8 pm. in
the town hall.
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siastic reception for anything
in my life.
Extensive Campaign
For example, most Of the
stores have planned to include
brochures on the center in their
direct mailing. And there are
100000 union workers who will
be appealed to through their
unions. Next week we plan to
contact the Government en-
ployes."
I'VE have set May and June
as our big contribution months
Through all our contacts we
expect to raise about q million
and a half dollars, and about
three and Q half million more
through the special gifts COM
mittee, which aims It's contri-
buttons at $1,000 and over"
The school drives will be con-
Quoted by the Universities ard
Schools Committee headed by
Mrs. Edward Foss Wilson. MRS.
Lewis s. Terry. vice chairman
Of the Washington Metropoli-
tan Area General Campaign
for the Center, Is chairman of
the Papers for Pennies" Prof.
ect, Assisting her are Mrs. Nor
man Nickens Of the Depart
ment Of State Agency for Inter-
national Development Person.
mel Office, and Mrs. Samuel
Westerfield, assistant profess
sor in the school Of social work
at Howard University.
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Kin of Blair
Attend New
Stomp Rite

Three generations Of the Blair
family were on hand in Silver
Spring Friday for the first
issuance Of a 15-cent air mail
stamp honoring Montgomery
Blair, President Lincoln's first
Postmaster General.
The new stamp went on sale
at the Silver Spring postoffice
after a program at Montgomery
Blair High School, which oc-
cupies part Of the l,400-acre
estate once owned by the father
OF the first Montgomery Blair.
DR.. Montgomery Blair, q re-
tired Washington physician and
a grandson of the original
bearer Of his name, was one Of
a score Of descendants who
participated.
Postmaster General j. Edward
Day spoke to the crowd of
about 500 at the high school
and also gave first-day covers
OF the stamp to Blair relatives
and officials. The red, white
and blue stamp now is in its
initial printing of 40 million.
Montgomery Blair was chosen
for the honor, Mr.. Day said,
because he initiated the first
international postal conference
in Paris in 1861. which estab-
liShed the policies which guar
anteed mail delivery between
countries.
Mr.. Day said the Montgomery
Blair stamp is designed for air
mail TO Europe and parts Of
Africa.
Another Blair descendant,
Blair Lee III, former member
Of the Maryland General As
sembly, was there to greet "kin
and kith by the platoon and all
Of us happy stamp collectors"
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Glenurden

Mayor James r. Cousins, jr.
Is unopposed in his bid for a
twelfth term. Seven candidates,
including five incumbents, are
vying for six seats as council
men-at-large.
Incumbents running for re-
election are George Barber,
Mrs. Daisy B. Chapman, SAM
uel Chase. Decatur w. Trotter
and Matthew Winston. Two
persons, Obie c. Dodson and
Barney Moten, are running for
the seat left open by Travis
Weddington.
Polls will open from 8 to 8
pm. tomorrow In the Munich
cipal Building.
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HyuttsviIle

Mayor Joseph F. Lilly Il
seeking reelection to the posi-
he has held since 1859, but Il
opposed by two Of his present
councilmen. They are Sylvan
v. Deitz, a member Of the
council for 10 years and ar
employe Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, and Philip j. o. Mon
tagne, a four-year council vet
eran who is active in the vol
unteer fire department.
In the first ward, John H
Costinett is vying for the seat
Of incumbent Thomas E. Ar
mold, who had announced he
would not run for reelection
for reasons Of health but
changed his mind after the
city's nominating convention
with the consent Of his doc
tor.
Councilman John w. Brad
ley is running for reelection
in the Second Ward, opposed
by Robert j. King. Council
man Robert E. King. jr, is
seeking reelection to the office
he now holds In the Third
Ward, against John w
Fincham.
Councilman Mallon r. Mid
dleton faces two challenges in
the Fourth Ward. They are
Karl Steele and Kenneth Good
ger. A similar situation pre-
walls in the Fifth Ward where
incumbent Julius Katz faces
opposition from Dorothy
Sousa and jeremiah Harring-
Polls will be open from 9
am. to 9 pm. tomorrow.
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Mornineside

Five candidates are shooting
for four seats as councilmen-
at-large. Incumbents In tn e
race are William ]. Gilmartin,
third term: Mrs. Sudrey l.
Holmes. Robert L. Davis. and
William A. Schaub for an
eighth term. Also a candidate
is Harry T. Richardson. Polls
will be open from 9 am. To
0 pm. tomorrow at the Num-
cipla Building.
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Council Eyes
Vucuncieson on
Plans Board

The Montgomery County
Council will fill two vacancies
on the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission this month.
The planning positions ex-
pire June Is. and must go to
Republicans under State law
requiring a bipartisan COM
mission.
Both incumbents, Mrs. Caro-
line Freeland and Louis A.
Gravelle, have been recon-
mended for reappointment by
Montgomery's Republican n
State Central Committee,
Another veteran q. o. p
worker. Arthur B. Hanson oi
Potomac. also has applied fol-
appointment to one Of the
two positions. A Washington
attorney, he has been an af-
filiate member Of the Urban
Renewal Council and for three
years was chairman of the
coming committee Of the Dis
trict Bar Association.
In a letter informing the
council Of his availability, Mr.
Hanson said he has no coming
cases pending in Montgomery
and, II appointed, would with
draw from any case that might
present a conflict Of interest.
Mr.. Gravelle is q veteran Of
the commission. Mrs. Freeland,
now serving on an interim ap-
pointtnent, Is a member OF the
Republican Central Commit
tee and was active in her
party's successful campaign
last fall.
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Front RoyuI Man
Killed in Cor Crush

HF IHt hbsocIhted FTtW
A Front Royal man was
killed early yesterday in War
rem County auto crash.
The death gave Virginia a
1868 traffic toll Of 272. This
Is three higher than the toll a
year earlier.
Robert X. Payne, %. OF Front
Royal. was killed when his car
crashed south OF Front Royal
on US. Route 40.
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Edmonston

Mayor John w. Callahan
faces a race against former
mayor George w. Page. ST., for
his fourth term. Mrs. Mary j.
Giannakis is the only candidate
for treasurer. a post she now
holds.
In the First Ward, incum-
bent Councilman Dudley I. Par
rish is running for his fifth
term against Robert w.
Thomas, ST. Councilman z.
Steve Giannakis is bidding for
reelection over Charles 8.
Hammett, who ran unsuccess-
fully two years ago for the
Second Ward post.
Polls will be open from 7 am.
to Z pm. tomorrow at the Mum
icipal Building.
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BurnesviIIe

Incumbent commissioners r
Lamont ThurSton and H. F.
Cooley have agreed to serve
another two years while Hunter
Pugh will be ineligible because
he is moving. All voting for
three commissioners will be
done on write-in ballots from
6 until 8 pm. in the garage
behind ]. r. Lillard's home.
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Lundover Hills

Mayor James w. Harbin. jr.,
is up for reelection. He is op-
posed by Second Ward coun
Gilman James J. Conway.
First Ward councilman
Charles Burton faces James F.
Dwyer In the only opposed
councilman seat. Unopposed
are Mrs. Dorothy Schwartz in
the Second Ward and Alfred
Gregory In the Third. Mrs. Eva
Anderson Is unopposed for
treasurer.
Polls will be open from 2 pm
TO Q pm. Wednesday at the
Landover Hills Elementary
School.
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BIudensburq

Mayor Collins H. Mcdonald
Is retiring and the only candi-
date is Francis c. ODonnell, a
retired battalion fire chief from
the District Fire Department.
The only contested council
mans race is the First Ward
where Josef P. Brown is faced
by John c. Hoskins. Incum-
bent Ray E. Ogburn is not
running. In the Second Ward
Donald Steen in the only candi-
date for the seat being vacated
by Sterling Edwards.
Polls will be open from
am. to Z pm. tomorrow.
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RiverduIe

Mayor Claude Warren. who
has been In office 10 years and
q town resident since 1905, Is
running against Guy Tiberio.
a production superintendent
for q Washington electronics
firm.
Three incumbent councilmen
in the Third. Fifth and Sixth
Wards are unopposed for re-
election. They are William Z
Glascock. Samuel N. Bell. and
William J Harrell. respectively.
Polls will be open from 7 am
10 7 pm. tomorrow at the Mu-
nicipal Building,
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College Park

Charles r. Davis is retiring
after IL years as mayor, and
six years as a councilman.
Three city officials are rum
ming for his office. They are
william w. Gullett, council
man-at-large: Bill L. Yoho.
College Park City Attorney who
ran unsuccessfully for mayor
In 1851, and Forrest 8. Holmes.
ST.. election supervisor for lS
years.
College Park voters also will
decide in a referendum wheth-
er or not to establish q 10
man city police force at q
cost Of raising taxes from 25
to 43 cents per 500 assessed
valuation.
Four candidates. including
incumbent George w. Attick,
are fighting for two council
man-at-large seats. The others
are Paul H. Cherry. John E
Mcintosh and William r.
Travers.
Four incumbent councilmen
are running for reelection in
the First. Second, Third and
Fourth Districts but incum-
bents are vacating their seats
in the Fifth and Six Districts
In the First District. Coun-
Gilman Herbert E. Benson faces
Hazel M. Watkins. and incum-
bent Allen A. Bowers is op-
posed by Nathanial Stafford, jr.,
in the Second District. Charles
II. Carroll is challening Coun-
Gilman Dervey A. Lomax Of the
Third District, and incumbent
Thomas @. Morgan is fighting
for re-elsction against F. VIII
liam Harrison.
In the Fifth District. Coun-
Gilman John r. Reinoehl is va
eating his seat. which is being
sought by Joseph r. Tyrrell,
jr.. and Harry Voorhees,. Candi-
dates Robert p. Payne and Wal
ter l.. Tryon. jr.. are vying for
the vacant seat OF Councilman
Z. Winford Blevins.
Polls will be open from /
10 Q pm. tomorrow.
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Chevy Chase "

Mayor John C. Morfit Is
seeking a second two-year term
while incumbent councilwomar
Grace Weppner has declined q
second term.
Others running for the two
openings are George j. Keto,
Douglas Kiker and George l.
Russell. A citizens committee
will pick the mayor later from
among the two winners and in
cumbents. Voting is from Z un-
til $3.50 pm. in the Chevy Chase
elementary school.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Voters in IA Prince Georges
County municipalities will Sc
lect mayors and governing
councils tomorrow and
Wednesday in biennial nom
partisan elections.
Contests for the post Of
mayor are featured in eight Of
the jurisdictions.
The list of local contests in
cludes:
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Mount Rainier

Incumbent Frederick ]
Richardson Is unopposed fol
his fifth term as mayor.
Incumbent councilmen In the
First. Second and Fourth Wards
are unopposed for reelection
They are Roy Galloway. Dominic
DeSarno and Jack Branson. Ir
the Third Ward, James Tanner
Is challenging w. Burchei
Brown for his post as council.
man.
Polls will be open from I
am. 10 8 pm. tomorrow.
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Garrett Park

Council members George R.
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Elinor H.
Ostrander are seeking second
two-year terms and are COM
peting with one newcomer
Charles Ofenstein.
Councilman George Payne,
picked earher for an interim
appointment, is running for
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Somerset

Running unopposed are
three incumbent council men,
bers, Mrs. Ellis Champlin and
DR.. Paul Chodoff, for second
terms. and Hobart Rowen, for
a fourth term. Members serve
two years. Polls will be open
from 8 until 8 pm. in the
Somerset School.
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Luytonsville

There is no opposition for
Mayor w. w. White, seeking a
sixth term and councilman La
rue Evans, running for a Sec
ond two-year term. The mayor
is elected annually. Ballot
ing will be from 3 until 8 pm.
in the firehouse.
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Prince Georges Areas
Voting on Local Offers

Councilman Woodrow r
Wilson is unopposed in the First
Ward. However, the seat held
by Councilman John A. Caspar
who is running for reelection
is also being sought by Morris
B. Falk.
Polls will be open from
to 10 pm. tomorrow at the
Municipal Building.
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6 Montgomery Towns
Will Vote Tomorrow

election to complete the re-
naming one year Of the term.
He is opposed by Herbert L.
Bigelow, William Holland, and
Mrs. Mabel Peterson. Voting is
from 2 until 7 pm. at the
Countrywide Realty office, 4604
Waverly avenue,
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North Brentwood

Mayor William D. Bellows is
retiring after 10 terms in Of
flee. The only candidate for II
is LaBarre P. Thornton, q
councilman. Mrs. Ora Bullock
is unopposed for her fifth term
as treasurer, as is George A
Smith for his fourth term as
councilman in the First Ward
Polls will be open from / to
7 pm. tomorrow at the NUM-
cipal Building.
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RADAR TRAP

With their customary care,
members Of the Maryland State
Police "radar stopping team"
set UP their gear yesterday on
Route 20 at White Oak. Then,
as the hot sun baked the un-
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School Children to Spur
Cultural Center Drives

Children in number Of District elementary schools are
expected to conduct Paper newspaper drives this
week to raise money for the National Cultural Center
Collecting old newspapers throughout their blocks students
from ~ schools will sell them Junk Company and then
turn the proceeds to the Cultural Center Committee
This one Of the projects involving 200 900 school children
Evening star., 1963-05-05

In public, private and parochial
schools In the District, Mont
gomery and Fairfax Counties
this week. which has been set
aside as National Cultural
Center Week in the schools.
Town and Country School
in Maryland contributed funds
raised by students and parents
at a recent art fair. Other
school children will conduct
house -to-house campaigns, and
school principals have been
asked TO schedule special pro-
grams to develop student en-
thusiasm in the Cultural Gen.
ter.
Many Raise Funds
Meanwhile, Ralph E, Becker,
chairman Of the washington
Area general campaign, and
several Of his committee mem
bers, have been contracting cor
porations and organizations to
further interest in the Cen
ter.
MY area is gifts and con-
tributions from two million
people," said Mr.. Becker.
1--WE contacted businessmen
to plan contributions from EN-
ployers and employees, similar
to the United Givers Fund
campaign. The Metropolitan
washington Board Of Trade,
with its 1000 members, has
been especially helpful. In fact,
I've never found a more enthu-
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District Heights

Mayor 4. Michael Roll is OPP
posed by Thomas r. Nc
Entegart. who was mayor In
1856 and 1857.
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Six Montgomery County
towns will hold municipal elec-
tions tomorrow. with contests
in three jurisdictions. They
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Vuticun City Small

The state OF Vatican City.
as 1t Is formally known, COM
prises only 1887 acres and the
population is slightly over 1000.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

How can you beat buying right from the factory Or
factory It's
furniture much less than would think
eliminate mddemanS
each piece furniture order
just can't beat the drecttoyou Bondp -
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HOLLYWOOD
Mitchum Breaks
A Set Rule

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). q
Mrs. Robert 6Mitchum will
break a rule and be on the set
OF What a Way to Co." by
request of Mr.. Mitchum, who
stars in the picture with
Shirley MacLaine. It has been
reported that Bob is enamored
of Shirley and vice versa If
1t really is true that Mitchum
wants his wife on the set, I
think we can disregard the
reports-if it is true. Shirley's
husband has been on the road
in foreign lands with his
Holiday in Japan" revue. It's
all very well to make pictures
abroad, but when spouses are
separated so much, a marriage
is likely to suffer If not go on
the rocks. 1t hurt me to
see the sad face of Dorothy
Malone in court where she
was fighting Jacques BergeraC
for the custody of her children.
They were so in love, surely
they can work things out with
out such visible torture. i
Which reminds me Of ROddy
McDOwelPs half smile at the
wedding of Robert GOulet and
Carol Lawrence when I said,
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BY LEONARD LYONS

set up countless fellowships ir
scientific research. His early
dream. he told us, had been tc
become a doctor: But the
world is better off this way
AS a doctor I would not have
made as much money to give
away" He once required surg
cry, an appendectomy, and was
wheeled into the hospitals OPP
Grating room.
He was given an anesthetic
breathed in deeply - as in
structed - but even after 10
minutes he was still awake
And that" he said, was how
I happened to establish a pro-
fessorship in anesthesia."
=
Rosemary Murphy will be
seen again on Broadway in the
coming season. The talented
actress has her choice of roles.
Her father, Robert d. Murphy
who's held the most impor-
tant posts in our State Dept.
naturally would like to see
her playing only healthy, happy,
clean-living women. He once OBJ
jected to her portraying a Com
even though it. was only
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THE LYONS. DEN,
He Gave Awuy
$4,000 Every Day

Lord NuffieId, the auto.
maker who died last week, wa:
Britain's foremost philanthropy
list. I met him five years ago
when he received the Variety
Clubs top award. Prince Philip
who made the presentation
stated that Nuffield's gifts -
over $50 million-came to more
than $4,000 for every day OF
his long life.
Lord Nuffield said that the
most expensive luncheon he
ever had was with the Cover
nor General of Fiji, during a
3-hour stopover there: IN the
first half hour, it cost me a
cathedral"
Nuffield started as William
Morris, a mechanic who built
the Morris car. After he'd be-
come one Of Europe's wealth.
lest men he saw Alan Moore
head and his wife, on a cruise.
He noticed that Mrs. Moore
heads cigarette lighter wasn't
working. Nuffield took the
lighter from her, and returned
1t the next day in perfect work.
ing order.
Moorehead asked how he was
able to fix 1t so well. Nuffield
told the eminent author:
Fortunately, I happened to
have the right screwdriver in
my travel kit"
He built Nuffield College and
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play, "Andorra." "And 1t hurts
my heart to bring it up" he
said. Where was he living these
days? I asked Horst. Where
ever I make a picture, India,
China, Rome, Hollywood" This
is true of most movie stars
His current film, "The Empty
Canvas" will be called Bore
dom" in Italian. His direc-
tor, Damiano- Damiani, what
an odd name, referred to himself
as a standing" director, when
I told him that FeIIini some-
times directs from the floor.
And De Sica, he said, was an
acting director. It's always fun
to see De Sica acting all the
parts for his players.
When I asked 1S-year-old So
cialite Catherine Spaak, why
did you take up acting?" the
pretty actress replied, 1T was
the only thing I could do" She
started at Is. Catherine, with
Sir Carol Reeds daughter,
Tracy, is rated the most prom
Using of the young actresses
in Europe. Tracy has a role in
"Dr. Strangelove, or How I
Learned to Stop Worrying and
Love the Bomb"
Fabian is likely to co-star
with Charlton HestOn and that
wonderful Britisher. Richard
Harris, in Major Dundee" for
Columbia. The singer-actor will
play a young lieutenant, al
though he refused the title role
in Metros TV series, THE Lieu
tenant"
Robert Stack is not leaving
his beautiful blond wife Rose
marie behind in Hollywood
when he goes to Germany to
star in Gross of Iron" Too
many wolves in the Hollywoods.
This will be their first time in
Europe in six years, and Robert
will realize how popular he has
become because of The I'm
touchables series.
When Connie Towers went
to pick up her shippers dress
for her public appearances in
Shock Treatment" she found
1t had been disassembled bead
by bead, with only the Upper
intact. She took a cut-down
cocktail dress instead. There
ARE limits.
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BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

i've seen so many beginnings
and so many endings." My re-
mark sounded CYNICAL, but IL
was merely true. :. It was nice
to see the Walter Wangers re-
united so proudly for the we'd
ding of daughter Stephanie to
young Freddie Guest. She was
so beautiful, he so cookbook
ing, rich, and nice. Isn't this
the dream Of every mother for
her daughter? Janet Leigh
was reminiscing in Manhattan
that when she played the lead
with Van Johnson in Romance
of Rosy Ridge" in 1947, she
was paid all of $50 a week. For
her last picture at Paramount,
her stipend was $25O,OOO.
4 -
Peter Brock, a hit in Shock
Treatment" can have q new
long-term contract with Para
mount. And the dance of
Robert Morse with six girls in
''The Cardinal" brought down
the house at the preview in
London, almost like Sven
SwensOn's dance on stage in
Little Me-" I can't understand
why that show folded, by the
way. Everyone I knew who saw
1t, loved it.
And when I saw Horst Buch-
hOlz in Rome, he blamed the
newspaper strike for closing his
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play-acting. She took the role,
and told him: Somebody has
to be the Devil In Faust
Richard Burton has Just
bought home in County Wick
low, Ireland. :. When Beckett"
is finished, Burton, Miss Taylor
and her four children will sail
from Antwerp to Mexico where
he'll film Night of the Iguana. "