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Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

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BEAN, ELIZABETH. In memory Of
my wife. MRS, ELIZABETH BEAN,
who passed sixteen years ago today.
/ watched you slowly fade away,
God was watching from above;
! prayed 50 hard for you to stay,
But Sod TOOK you nome TO share
Your cares are ali at rest;
Happy am who today can say,
loved you and did my best.
It is so lonely here without you,
And 50 sad along life's way;
In my heart your memory fingers,
This is the day God called you
away.
None knows how much / miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
I have suffered since / lost you.
"soENY nf soY Rfyf HARVEY RssR TIE e. B Ssns
CARTER, JAMES WALTER. In low
ing memory Of my dear husband,
S passed .W WALT tys y cARTs ssc SAS
2, 1858. -
His life is q beautiful memory,
His absence our solemn grief.
God saw the road was setting rough,
The hills too hard to climb.
30 ne gently closed his weary eyes
HIS LOVING WIFE, EDNA, AND
PAUGHTER AND oRANDCHIL.-
DREN.
CARTER, JAMES w. To our son and
brother, JAMES W. CARTER, who
passed away July ., 1858.
Deep in our hearts is q picture
In SST oTfS frame one We s sss f..D 5sit
For you were one Of the pest
A3 2Np s1srE EsTNEEz sRoTHER
memory Of our beloved son. brother sin
T Snsls y Spd grandson: LLOYD vi
ago today. July 2. 1855. '
The shock received that day I
II made me weep and CRY,
But oh. the saddest part Of ali,
You never said good-by.
The sun will rise. the sun will set,
NJ, the night viii follow day;
Wen never forget the day you
went away.
HIS LOVING MOTHER. SISTER.
ssR0raERSs, ST., NSIIEGEs. NEPHEws
HENSON nS.soS.. WILLIAM B; N loving
LIAM 3. HENSON Who o'p passed SHay
two years ago today. July 9, 1851.
i DO not need q special day
The days I DO not think Of you
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, EDNA H.
LEMON: NIECE, MRS, EVELYN
S SP1K' RAnMRR}NsS3 usIN' CATH
JONES, ANN POWELL. In loving
memory OF our dear mother, ANN
POWELL JONES, who departed this
hIe tyentysnine years ago today,
You are not forEotten. dear Mother.
A, Nor fon. Will E99s . eyer 6 BE-; Ia,
we win remember ths memory iS''
SONS. DAUGHTER AND DAUoH-
TER-IN-LAW.
LANKFORD, JOHN ANDERSON, In
memory OF JOHN ANDERSON
LANDLORD, who departed this lie
seventeen years ago, July 2, ig46
Sweet memories Of thee linger.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CHAR
koTTE LANDLORD; YOUR
DAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE, AND
SARAH HRSEHP0 ANp JosEpHi SNTANchS'
Syy q A ny dear AZ SON aa 'o kRSM R'R Y.
SMITH. who passed away one year
ago today. July 2. 1862.
Ny little son, you were my all Z.
30 frail. q smile, a nod;
Your soul responsive TO the call
Went winging back 10 God.
gentle touch OF angel-vins Z.
LMt alone remembering.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, THELMA
T. SMITH.
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DRatha

TE ~ ie SPA ABA 3 On r fisSSEf1 s sSS
rent tG and d. devoted V;a;; mother q Bes.
S sTiss R Rsyns Ma 9Ea Mi elsI
Frances IS,s r Johnson .i Hiida Brown
%o ". leslie G., wa ss0f T. and MaeP
o. Trent. She also Is survived
b. one brother three g sister, iTe
host OF friends. From 5 to II pm.
Tuesday, July q, friends are In
yitsedd g call at the Jarvis Chapel.
ana S7 inte m mt FsrmVii h .' Va.
Farmville, Va, papers please COPY
UMsTEAD, ANNA MARIE. on sun
day, June 80, 1868, ANNA MARIE
UMSTEAD OF GIL Western ave.
NV, Washington, d. c., beloved sis-
ter Of Willie Agnes Umstead. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Requiem Mass win Be offered on
W'd tRs shiin: July ~ &. Most 10 Blessed
Sacrament Sacrament e9ol Western 49, ave NV.
Rockville, Md. g.
wALEN. JACK LOUIS. on Saturday,
Of Antwerp, belgium. orsvesids
services and interment Wednesday,
July 3, in Alexandria National
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY Rinaldt
Funeral Home, 7400 Georgia ave.
NV.
WALKER. WILLIAM z. On Sunday.
%vRRffKEaso g. Of 1898 sSo WILLIAM WILLIAM = +
ne. father Of Thomas Z. Davis
and grandfather Of Samuel B. Davis
and Annie Mae Craft: He also
!tss . call at the ', jarvis t cSape,
1892 You st. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Wednes-
gay. Jnly z. az l:3O pm. inter-
WALTON, HATTIE. On Thursday,
june %, 1893, HATTIE WALTON
snsy P PsTTs and q Hs aisz Johnson Sss
She also is survived BY two brothers,
one sister, two sons-in-lew. other
Ss' Ea San. Hi' homie e SsVsS 4 q.
ne. after 3 pm. Tuesday, July 2.
Funeral on Wednesday. July 3, at
81. Matthews Baptist Church, 11o5
fHssrmsnass ' Harmony ans ' Memorial FIR 2T
WILLIAMS. LOIS DIANE. On Sun
WILLIAMS Of 1920 .Ritchie I'd, For
estville, Nd, beloved wife Of Edward
Martin Williams. mother Of Ed
ward Martin, r.; Lewis Parker and
Jeri Teresa Williams. She also Is
Mrs. Lewis Parker. Relatives and
friends may call at the Richie
Bros. Funeral Home, Upper MARI
boro, Nd. from 2 to 9 pm. Re-
quiem Mass will be celebrated at
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Upper
Marlboro, Nd, on Wednesday. july
y. at 10 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. -
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DRathH

LUCY v. on Saturday,
Syns 20: 1858, LUCY Y; BAREsLEY
% oved L Syiie 81 ne s0i ists fh Ma 0f
Bsrnsley. mother Of Mrs. vifSiniS
B. Maxwell. J. Callum and Theodore
II. Barnsley, and sister Of Mrs
Matte Hughes Hoyle.. She. also i
survived By tive. grandchildren. anc
two great-grandchildren. Friends
neral Home, 1881 East MONTGOMERY
ave. Rockville ptke), Rockville. Nd
Services at the Rockville Mthodist
Church, West Montgomery ave. ano
Falls I'd, Rockville, Nd. wednesday
July 8, at 10 am. Interment Rock
tbat Ssxpfessicns &c Of sympa tiSueI 5:
made to the Heart Association d
Montgomery County, 3746 Howard
ave-. Remington, Md.
BARTON, Richard L On Friday.
June e. 1903, At P5i 1 georges
BARTON Of Bowie, Nd. he Is sur.
yived BY one brother, Joseph Bar
ton; one sister, Mrs. Irene Terrell;
one brother-in-law, Wilson Terrell
one sister-in-law, Mrs. Alice. Bar
tom tom p1ssss nspn nSs 0 aissr relatives
Tuesday. July 2. remains win rest
ct the residences Of his sister, Mrs.
Irene Terrell, Bowie, Nd, where
Rosary will be recited at s pm,
Mass win be offered at Q an
y 2::sasOn July Bowie q a. a tHi ch Ss.
ment church cemetery.
BEAN, GRACE Q. Suddenly, on sun.
BEAN OF 1852 Ridss place Sc.
s wife q the Iat s GhaEls; z; Bear sI
Alice Hepner, Mrs, Annie A. Cush.
man and Mrs. Vallie shumakeIr
S Sfv1ysd y sSht ,b srf1s s snGsn
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be neld or
Wednesday, July 8, at l2:45 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene.
BREWER, EMMA CHAPMAN. Depart.
ed this life Saturday, June 20
Of age EMMA CHAPMAN BREWER
i formerly Of S sS2 18Th pl ,i ne 81,
sons: Bernard and Garrett Chap,
Robert Chapman; four ereat-grand.
children, nieces, nephews and |
host Of relatives and friends. Re,
mains may be viewed At Henry 8
washington q Sons Funeral Home
SzS Sn D'a Fs.. AZ; SSSiy from PuS.r Z
contee A. M. Z. Zion Church, Divi.
sion ave, ct Just st. ne, the Rev
renneriek Barnes and the Rev
Ssps csry Sy Ssm SffiiifSt sn 6 !nsss
VIII not be open after services.
BREWER, EMMA. Officers and mem.
S sSa.,h 81 S q Ruth E'' Ne
s sU; e. psouSsist. g g q ott.Pnaa
the funeral services d
~ BREWER, AZ tie contee
A. N. Z. Zion Church. 903 Divi-
sion ave. ne. on Wednesday, july
o. igEIpSSREscE YOUNG. NJ. N. O.
BEATRICE cHARLEs, W. r.
BREWER, EMMA CHAPMAN. Tn,
~ Love Temple. No. SSS, /. B
DNuknbeI EMMA " BREW
~ Err on Saturday, June 20
- 1888. Funeral services will
B. held on Tuesday; July Z. a. z,
lngton a Sons Funeral Home, 4g2s
Deans ave, ne. Please wear, full
held 81 the contee a. N. z. zioT
II am. Wednesday, July 3.
LULA A, GILMORE,
MARION A. BELL, Fin. seey.
BROWN, REGINALD CHARLES. Or
saturday q, lyme 20 pblggSSS' E REG I,
son Of Robert II. and Elisabeth
Brown. Also surviving are one sis
ter; two brothers, his grandparen!l
Funeral Hcm: sO9 sSis lItR S'n s. ne &c
lample parking facilltiesl, from
%. 10 pm. Tussday, July 2. Grave,
side services Wednesday, July 3, q
1850 pm. at Arlington Nationa
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With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

Very often q cord Of ihonkS
In The Stor meets O need
which cen hardly be solved in
any other woY. Not only Is
II q oroeioVs expression. Of
gratitude 10 those who have
sent florol tributes but olso
eoVtsovslY acknowledge the
services and kindnsssss' Of
the. mony TO whom q psnonol
note Of ihonks eannot we'll be
moilsd OF whose names and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q eaFd Of thanks
moy be GmsHOSd BY telephone
TO The Sior, U. $4,000.
The Evening end SVndoy Ssur
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CEMETERY LOTS ,

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
H.s I s Ss.u S4e. log 81 s,.lln gg
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Darn nf Chunks

WARD, ALTA. We wish 10 thank rela-
tiVeS, friends and ORGANIZATIONS Tor
their flowers and expressions Of
sympathy during our recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY. 3
wOOTEN, JULIUS, yr. The family
Of the late JULIUS WOOTEN, IT.,
wishes 10 express their sincere grhti-
tude to their friends and netghbors
for their kindness extended 10
them during his Illness and passing
Of their loved one. They were
very appreeiative Of the cards, tele-
sT TemI .'Vwe. ny nae Ttnes k'no sA-
THE WOOTEN FAMILY
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
74O0 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA. 3-74ii
Blks North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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MARION A. BELL, Fin. seey.
lRnwN. nEnINALn CHARLEa or

S faiiSES' SHS ISRi % SR6 Sss E Ini1di
s re- Also oss ssryixins are I one SIS.
and other relatives. Remains rest
ing az the John T. Rhines Co
ample parking ss.a iSsil lilies iron ,asv. .
side services "wednesday, july 3, a.
1850 pm. at Arlington National
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BATTISTA. Members Of
General Accountins Office
Post, No. 4S, The Ameri-
can Legion, are requested
to attend Legion services
by the National Guard Of
Honor on Tuesday, July 2,
1868, ct 8 pm, ct Lee
Home, 4th st. and Massa-
ave ne,
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THOMAS DANIEL. on
crcss Hospital S T TasIsi DANIEL VEL
CARROLL Of 23l0 Parker ave;
EV 1sST s r esrrO istS ssOS 81 Mrs
Dorothy c. Hisdon. srandfather Of
Toni and Michael 8. Higdon. and
brother Of Mrs. Eleanor. MCCARTHY,
Mrs. Kathleen Barry, Mae r. and
Agnes v, Carroll. Mr. Carroll rests
neral NE HO %SsnsT s4sl ds so2sis ave. Es
silver Spring, Nd. where friends
may visit with the family on Mon
day. between the. hours Of z and
2 pm; and Tuesday, z e and z
S b offered iCr if ths rspos sA q
bis soul on Wednesday. july 3. 81
$3.50 am. st. Andrew the Apostle
Catholic Church, Arcola ave: and
Kemp MIL I'd, Wheaton. Nd. IN
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 2
CHAUTEMPs, CAMILLE, On Nom
day, July |. 1893. a his rssIdenss.
cHAuTEMps. Beloved husband Of
Of Antoinette Chautemps Of Wash
HSssSnE; q .Sa s and Ns soH S GIsYse
and Nine. Marguerite ouedy, an Of
France, Friends may call at
Qawler's Chapel, wisconsin. ave. ct
Harrison 81. NV, on Tuesday, July
on ipssmIsesS, where services gt; vii Sc
II am. interment private.
COLLINS. MAI. GEN. JAMES L.. UsA
lRetireO. on Sunday. June 80.
1903, MAJ, GEN. JAMES L. COL
Inns o. 30s Queen st.. Alexandra
stsyUsS,sI Collins f1 ,Ihesr o. Col. Jane. Jane.
Weaft Of Arlington, Va: CAPT
Michael Collins, USAF. Of Edwards
AFB, calf; brother q Gen; J
hsHsS c SHSs T vsA STFsq.i Me- Ms
Donald, Peter Z. coiinis b New
York City. and Bernard Collins Of
Montgomery Ala. Also survived hy
10 grandchildren. Private gravesidl
services. and interment Ariingtor
the Rinaidi Funeral Home. 740t
oeorgia ave. NV. 2
CONN. MARY A. on Sunday, yuns
80. 1863, MARY a, CONN Of 4e2t
Woodfield I'd, Bethesda, Nd. be-
loved sister Of Mrs. Agnes Hutchi:
son, John and Robert Conn. both Of
Shicase M LIENS aTs nyitss .s e
Funeral Home 81 Robert K. PUN.
ph.ey. Bethesda. Nd. where services
will be he'd on wednesday. July 3
e ] pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Z
Coy0Lo, BATTIsTA. On sunday
2349 s 81. Sc. bATTIgTA coYoLo
beloved husband Of Mrs. Edith O
Coyolo. father Of Linda e. Coyolo
Robert I. Covolo and Alvin Ray
Campbell; brother Of Mrs. JohT
Merle Of Vineland. N. j.: Mrs
Mario Castagnari OF Monessen. Pa.
Mrs. John D. MaslyAr and Mr.. DayiC
Covolo. both Of Nanty-0lo. Pa. .Alst
survived BY three grandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home. 4th ct. and Massa'
chusetts ave. ne. where services
viii be held on wednesday, July 3
ct $3.50 pm. In.erment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
COvOLO, BATTIsTA. Members Of
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun1

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass. Ave. L. $4,000
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MARY ISABELLE. On
Sunday, June 80. 1868. MARY
East-West hwy. beloved aunt Of
Mrs. Ethel M. ODonnell. Mrs.
Teresa NJ. Maurer and Francis Leo
at the Bethesda-Ch Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey.
Bethesda. Nd, from TO- y pm.
Requiem Mass viii be offered on
Wednesday, July 8. at. 9 am, at
st. Jane Frances de Chantal
Bethesda, Nd, Interment Holy
R00d TannAtaPv
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Communication Of ST,
Johns Lodge, No. II,
+. A, A. M, will be held
90 7:4o pm. on Tues
day, July 2, 1858, at the
Hysone Funeral Home
1900 N st. NV, for thu
Of conducting Masonic
Tor our late brother
z r. SA0ER.
' " e. HAYNES, Master.
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sCHUsTER, CATHERINE q.

SCHUSTER1 CATHERINE G. on
ssSRn1SSHNy, J S1s,r,S VI 1858 " CATH;
place. Woodlawn, Nd. beloved
mother. Of Dorothea L., FrederIc
c. and Louis B. schuster. sac
also Is survived BY two brothers,
tour sisters, five grandchildren and
may caIi At Gasch's Funeral He ens
1889 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, after z pm. Tuesday, July 2,
until 1880 am. Wednesday, JuIy
.; thence to the Fort Lincoln
Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel, where
services will be held at IL noon.
Interment private
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Monday. july ], 1893, S sEoRask r. r
sAqER q 1901 Handy St.. Silver
Spring. Nd, beloved husband Of
Florence Hepner Sager and father
Of Mrs. Thomas Davis Of Silver
Of San Antonio, Tex, Four Rrarld-
children also survive. Friends may
call at Hysong's Funeral Home.
1900 N st. NV. Services to be
held ct the Luther Place Memorial
Church, Thomas Circle NV, on
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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ST. CLAIR, ALBERT EUGENE. OF
51O5 Decatur ST., Edmonstoa. No.
on june. %. 1868. uncle Of Mars.
raymond Leckliter. Mrs. Ronert
Dusternoff and John william 81,
CIalr: brother-in-law Of Mars. ntas 81.
Clair. Services at CHAMBERS Eu-
itlverdale, Nd, on wednesday, .I.y
=, at 10 am. 1nterment AIRING Jon
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BREwER, EMMA CHAPMAN. pepart.

BREWER, EMMA. Officers and mem
bers Of Queen Esther
20. q. o. o. Of b, r,
are requested to attend
the funeral services Of
49, BREWER, at the contee
a. M. Z. Zion Church, 903 Divi-
sion ave. ne, on Wednesday, July
FLORENCE YOUNG, N. N. O.
BEATRICE CHARLES, W. r.
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hY SSsS,s ave. vnRissiaANn. Ad,utsn,
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! AmssT,ssn ksGigPSH isEyicss WlIl s
Of Honor At the Hines Funeral
Home, 29O1 i4th st. NV, on Tues
S Sas Ls Ss viii BE- iS offered for Si tSe
repose Of his soul on Wednesday,
July 3, at $3.50 am, at st. An.
are r rs Z V to Sttsn S' 1nte eUsni
Arlineton National Cemetery.
GEORGE S :; 9INo0ySKY; co.mdTr.
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tuesday. july ., 1868. At her resi-
S ifSs' & Ell sGsGF'df aEs sEs SS
beloved wife OF John r. Henderson,
mother OF Mrs, Prank c. Prepneit
Of Raleigh, N. c.; Richard Shan
holtz Of Richmond, Va, and Wal
ter shanholts o. Vienna, va. serv-
ices ct the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 I4th st. NV, on
ps GPSsSa lssnI.lsss. intssm!at R R%i
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E S Mf GUSw1o T. Beloved e: T Sa.Ssnd
Of Rae B. Ludwig. Also survived BY
. brother, Paul =. Ludwig Of Day
tona Beach, Fla, and two sisters,
Mrs. Marie Smith and Mrs. Bar
Ra aisndo Cannon. a.. both Of MARYLAND:
Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th st.
NV. (parking faeilities), Prayers
from above funeral home on
Wednesday, July 8, ct 0 am;
thence 70 st. Anthony's Catholic
Church, 18th and Monroe SITS. ne,
where the Holy Sacrifice Of the
for the repose Of his soul. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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,d ELIzA 3 1.y y; Rates 3. 2; R.

80. iSs$, y yScos 3 Z. s sHhHSis ' fOa:
meIly q Bryans Road, Nd, beloved
Norman J, ShiVes. Also survived by
"a grandchildren. Funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd,
on wednesday. July 3, at IFS
pm. Services at Shiloh Methodist
Sa emu ati gTsan ,s sSSS . MS a.
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MEAsE, EVA N. On Sunday. June 30,
SEAsE rS 81 1875 si sSse' 81 n.
beloved wife Of Ralph 7. Mease,
mother Of Mrs. Josephine Huffman,
Mrs. Carolyn Housed. Ernest W.
and Norman Z, Mease, sister Of
Mrs. Bertha Runkle, Miss Jennie M.
vived By three grandchildren.
Friends may call ct the 8. H, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV, after IL noon Wednesday,
July 3. Services from the above
funeral home on Friday, July 8, ct
10 am. parking facilities). Inter-
ment In Palmyra. Pa
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l. 1858, o1AiUDSNzioo ski sHMhpS q i sSIs
Edmondston rd., Bladensburg. Nd,
beloved husband OF Elena SINH. IA.
Their Of Mrs. John W. Fineran and
Adrian =: Simi: Also survived b
At Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
ne. Funeral Wednesday, July 8. ii
$3.50 AM. thence TO st. James
Catholic Church. where mass viii
Of his soul. Relatives and friends
invited lnterment Fort Lincoln
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Leslie Makes
An Oscar Bid
: By sHEILAH GRAHAM

sweaters. And on her they look
very good. Lucille Balls
Gary Morton is staying close to
home as he promised Lucille.
To keep busy he plans to open
a huge golf center in Holly
wood, with pros and everything.
I hear that Frank Sinatra is
a partner. If you think
jeanne Woodward is daring in
"The Stripper"-"Why, let me
tell you,' tells jeanne, II once
ran naked down the main street
of my home town in Georgia
when / was two" The
Sophie" angels are fighting
backstage. They can't UNDER
stand where the 100000 went
to. But no big musical today
can be put on for less than
100000.
So
Peter O'TOOIe turned down q
big offer from Hollywood be-
cause he promised Sir Laurence
Oliver he would play Hamlet
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HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Leslie CarOn is the first lady
contender this year to qualify
for the best actress Oscar. She
is simply superb in THE l.
Shaped Room, as I mentioned
when saw the picture at a
private showing in London last
summer. And now all the re-
viewers here are just as en-
thusiastic. Elizabeth Taylor
will be reading from Keats and
Shelley and Wordsworth in her
TV tour of London. Peter
Sellers headed to Madrid to
visit Sophia Loren, I assume, to
discuss a picture. :. Tall Mar
garet Leighton told a reporter
in London that she weighs q
mere "a pounds. Maggie simply
cannot gain weight no matter
how much she eats. / saw her
recently in New York and she
was so thin it was frightening
Gloria Swanson is off to
Europe to display her line of
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for him at his repertory thea
ter in the South Of England.
For which he will receive a few
quid a week. Famous actors are
like famous doctors. They must
not all Of them do-give their
services free for the people who
cannot pay fancy fees.
Danny Of Danny's Hideaway
was telling Jimmy. McHugh last
week, that Daryl Zanuck had
offered him a role in "Take
Her, She's Mine" Danny is toe
busy with his restaurant to
take it. But he likes to act
and If Daryl were to offer him
a cowboy role, that would bt
a horse Of a different color.
4 = 4
Sight and sound Of the week
Mary Martin on the bugle ant
Bea Lille at the piano, playing
singing and blowing, None But
the Lonely Heart"
Healthy Dirk BOgarde cam
get away from the current doc,
tor vogue on screen and TV. Al
the moment you can see him al
a surgeon in Il Could Go OF
Singing" Recent credits in.
clude: Doctor at Sea, Doctor
in the House" and Doctor a
Large" Dirk is a sort Of British
Ben Casey.
This should be good new
for Hollywood. Because the
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THE LYONS. DEN
They'll All Get
Keoting's Job
BY LEONARD LYONS

played so many historical fig
ures that he describes himself
as "the Beat Generations
George Arliss" 0. Roy
Chalk persuaded the city Of
ficials to paint q Caribbean
Blue" line along the route Of
the march here for Puerto
Rico Day" yesterday &.
Richard BurtOn's total salary
from Cleopatra" amounted to
$500, 900.
Jason RObards, jr., now play
ing the Co-starring role Of
George s. Kaufman in the
film ACT One" enlisted in tile
Navy at II. Although his
father was an actor, Robards
didn't read his first play until
he was at sea as a sailor. The
play was Strange Interlude."
and it moved him into a
career as an actor But II
I'd stayed in the Navy" says
Robards, I'D have security
now. I'd be collecting a pension
for rs years service"
Harold Arlen, the composer,
will give a Carnegie Hall con-
cert this fall. Some Of his
lyric-writers-E. Y. Harburg
and Ira Gershwin-will write
special lyrics for the event f. +.
Godfrey Horne, Of Strange
Interlude," has been swamped
with TV, film and play scripts.
He's a rarity in the field
young. attractive and talented
Louis J0urdan and his wife
are bi-lingual. He says: 1--WE
both speak English but fight
only In French"
80
At the goth Century-Fox
stockholders meeting, the
stormy session was photo
graphed by Sam Shaw. At one
hectic moment Shaw had his
camera focused on two women
who were, arguing vchemently
with each other. Show. with
camera still set, shouted. "Hit
her" 4. One of the ladies re-
acted-and hit the other
Shaw's exclusive photo will
probably appear in Life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

NEW YORK.--Sen. Kenneth
Heating is up for reelection
next year. At a party last week
he introduced Ed MurrOw as
the man who's going to try to
take my Job" Murrow said he's
not a candidate for any office.
and added: II turned down the
chance to beat yiu in 81"
Then Heating intro due e d
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, jr., as
"the man who's going to try to
take my job" The new Under
secretary of Commerce also in
sisted he's not a candidate.
"Only one man, John F. Ken
nedy, will name the candidate
who'll try to take your job"
FDR. jr., added. "And when he's
named, then the rest Of us will
get behind him to help him get
your job"
Leland Hayward has taken
an option on the most con-
troversial TV show in England,
THAT Was the Week That
Was" Recently Jean van
den HeuveI and Clay Felker
produced the first Of a similar
series here =. kim NOvak, who
studied a Cockney account for
her role in "Of Human Bond
age" said: Its NV Fair Lady
In reverse" Miriam Make
ba, opening at the village Gate
on Tuesday. spent the week be-
fore in Adds Ababa as EN-
perOr Halle SeIassie's guest.
Robert Morley, who won an
Emmy. said about the TV prize
that day: "If / don't win it
they'll have chosen the wrong
man.. :. Mrs. Richard Burton
Is renting a beach house on the
Cape, where she and the chill
dren viii spend part Of the
summer.
So
Groucho Marx now is re-
Operating from recent surgery
he underwent. He finally re-
ceived the bill from the sur
geons who operated on him >,
Groucho studied the staggering
amount of their bill and said:
mo wonder they wore masks
in the operating room"
Peter O'TOOle, now playing
Henry II in Beckett" has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

Trina la Douce" Shirley Mac
Laine-Jack Lennon starrer
was made in Hollywood, the
Mirisch Brothers, who pro-
duced the same, reckon they
saved a half million dollars.
Tony Curtis figures he saved
money by filming his "Mon-
sieur Cognac" in Hollywood,
and If they can make these
two very French pictures in
Hollywood. they can make
them all.
England's Lady ROderick
Jones, whom you may know
better as Enid BangOld, author