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Her recent headlines with Lt.-
Gen. Rafael’ Trujillo Jr—and a
vicious-looking police dog—share
the blame.

-Kim escorted me- through the
$80,000 Bel-Air hilltop home,
proudly showing off her TV room
and. bedroom, both done in Ja-
vender, Kim’s trademark color.

‘She pointed out an alcove by a
picture window in the TV room.

“Isn't that a romantic place to
|dine at night? I eat by candle-
light and look at the stars. It
could be the most romantic spot
on earth except that it’s no fun
dining alone—but I do.”

TIME FOR MARRIAGE |

I suggested that the house is
too much for a single girl, that
it’s a home for a married couple.
that maybe Kim has reached the
point: where she should. get mar-
ried,

“I agree,” she answered, “but
where can I-find a good man?
I don’t-want any playboys or the

 

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By JAMES BACON __

HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Kim Novak, living in a
house fit for a movie queen, is a lonely girl.

‘St. Louis widow claims she was

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fellows whe date everybody in
town.”

She admits that the phone
calls from eligible men dropped
after the publicity about the
Dominican playboy’s gifts of ex-
pensive sports cars.

Kim’s loneliness stems’ from
the longest: movie vacation she
has had since becoming a top
star. She finished “Bell, Book
and Candle” several months ago
and won't start another picture
until next month.

TRACY GUARDS DOOR

Her dog, Tracy, helps keep
prospective suitors away. She
got him after some frightening,
experiences with  over- -zealous
fans pounding on her door.

Severa! males, apparently well
soaked with the grape, have
pounded: on the door early in the
morning. They gave Kim and
her servants quite a scare.

Now the Bell-Air police patrol
screens any suspicious-fooking:
characters in the neighborhood.
Any they miss, Tracy is there to
greet. Since he has roamed the
yard, Kim has had no trouble
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Widow sues |.
dance firm
ST. LOUIS n—A 69-year-old

duped out of her life savings of
$21,501 for dancing lessons. Mrs.
Gladys C. Foss has filed suit
against the Arthur Murray
Dance Studios for $100,000,
charging that high-pressure tac-
tics were used.on her in order to
get her to sign‘11 contracts, two
of them for Hfe memberships of
$8 250 -each. Mrs. Foss is a $42-
a-week clerk at a bookstore.

 

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6 Prince Rupert Daily N News
Friday, “Seplamber_19, 1958

BLACKWOOD on

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Miss Brash is playing very fine cards lately. On
this hand she made another good safety. play which
assured the success of her contract.

 

 

Mr. _Abel opened. the. jack: of
clubs which was won on ‘the| North dealer
board with the king. ‘The king of | Neither side vulnerable
hearts was led and Mr, Champion NORTH —
went right in with the ace and Mr. Dale |
fired back his singleton diamond. a AJIT
Mr. Abel won this trick with the WKS |
ace of diamonds and returned | @*k 86S
the queen, . hA re
This was the crucial point of| , wer Mr Champion
the hand. Would you play. the = 4 Q 1083
king from dummy? That would 5 4 $ A 73
be the “natural” play. But it; g 4Q10732 44
would cost you your contract. & J 10 &Q98 62
Miss Brash did not panic but | - SOUTH
played “a small. diamond: from: Miss Brash
the board and let the queen hold ' @K62
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at least two diamonds and if; $73
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pout be aad by going up with | 1 NT Pass. 4@ All Pass
the king:0. diamonds., That was’ .
the pretty’ side’ ofthe picture. Opening lead: dack of clubs.
But if Mr. Champion had led round of the suit. Miss Brash
a singleton diamond, as seemed again played small from the

most: “likely, and if he held the. board and ruffed in her hand.
guarded queen of spades, then, She then picked up the other
the play of the king of diamonds. outstanding . trumps, = entered
would bring a result. of. down dummy with the ace of spades
one: . ‘and led the carefully preserved
Wisely, Miss Brash decided . king of diamonds,.on which she
she wasn't particularly interested | ‘got rid of her losing spade. :
in trying for five-odd. The extra: +
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the second lead of that suit] nine-hour scientific “observa-
would practically guarantce a| tion mission,
safe four-odd on the hand. And,
she was absolutely right.

After. winning with the queen!
of diamonds, Mr. Abel led a third:

Mae West returns

HOLLYWOOD iun—Mae West!
‘is returning to the movies after
a 14-yeat absence. Actor Steve:
Cochran said Thursday he has,
signed the 66-year-old actress to:
star in his independent produc-}
tion of Klondike Lou, to be film- |
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