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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1957

Page

21

OF ACTRESSES AND WIVES IN HOLLYWOOD ADVICE

Hollywood star Anne Baxter comments on marriage as risky for actresses and warns that a woman dedicated to her career may find happiness elusive. She quips about cameras following actors and jokes about avoiding trouble while noting the allure of a desirable wife mirror.

New York Anne Baxter Mar ~ Riage Hollywood Broadway Rex Harrison el Morocco Square Eye Glasses Lyda Fairbanks Steel Miami Lou Walters Lynne Loesser Laurence Olivier Vivien Leigh David Niven James Mason Boris Morris Life Hume Cronyn Jessica Tandy Bahaman Island

Oswald Jacoby Double Creates Hazard in Bridge

A bridge column recounts Lou Lou Lou Oswald Jacoby using a double to mislead South in a slam attempt, with the defense forcing a tricky sequence that capitalizes on misdirection and a successful ruffing sequence. The piece also weaves in celebrity anecdotes about Anne Hodiak, theater gossip, and other upper crust entertainment chatter.

Lou South Bast Dummmy Dummy

Dogs in Sputnik Era Marriage Drama Ends Martyred Hearts

In a whimsical Washington scene, Mimi the French poodle refuses Rover the beagle’s marriage proposal, citing the threat of puppies in a Sputnik age. They imagine future pups conquering space, while humans become subservient, and end by acknowledging a cautious, doomed hope for a shared future.

ED Creagh Hal Boyle Washington P Roger Mimi Rover Sputnik Miri Dor

What Others Are Saying In A Fragmented Quote

A collection of brief, overlapping quotes spans topics from tail-wiggling by Joan to criticisms of the Democratic party and higher education. Dr. Mason Trapp comments on evolution, while Meade Alearn is cited as National Chairman. Paul G. Bulger warns of future college and industry impacts. Richard M. Hixon advocates neutrality over alignment with Communists.

Joan Mason Trapp Miami Beach Flo Rato Democratic Party OP National Meade Alearn

Let’s Explore Your Mind r LA Toy Taller Than Date

Nine tenths of college women want dates taller than them while three fourths of men want dates shorter. These preferences seem minor but shape dating views. Families: students favor introducing dates, with dinners and calls easing worry. Meeting the date helps parents relax and trust the relationship.

R LA Toy Aurney Warren

Black Coral Shifts Habitats and Finnish Diplomatic Rise

Once plentiful in the Persian Gulf black coral is now mainly found along the Australian Barrier Reef. The Finnish legation to the United States has become an embassy and the minister has been promoted to ambassador.

Persian Gulf Australian Barrier Reef United States

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