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i Des Mo'nes Reglif er Pattm 2 0c. H55 THE DAY IN WASHINGTON NEGROES BACK BUS BOYCOTT Khrushchev Trip Target Of Churchill THE VOICE OF BROADWAY Maron Brando, Date in Ham Eggs Rendezvous BY DOROTHY KILG ALLEN. NEW YORK, N. Y. Bill O'Dwyer's romance with jhowgirl Rosemary Ridgewall appears to be growing serious.

has rejoined New York's former mayor in Mexico City. WASHI.VT.TOX. 11. C. Menaar.

Dm. S. 1M. MEDICAL The defense department ordered the military services to make full use of each other's hospitals, doctors and dentists. The directive said the cross-service use of medical men and equipment should save money.

TAX CHIEF Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey swore in Russell Chase Harrington, 65, of providence, R. as commissioner of internal revenue, succeeding T. Coleman Richmond, wno resigned to re-enter private business. WOODFORD. ENGLAND, Sir Winston Churchill Monday night called the As Marlon Brando, the busy one, is late-dating Jerry Gray of the Birdland set.

(Her di- White House Dixon-Yates Parleys Told By W. H. Lawrence. New Vork Tlntra-lv. Mnlnn RrfliUr fwi brvlce.

WASHINGTON, D. C. A former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) testified Monday night that he attended three White House strategy conferences while the Dixon-Yates contract was at issue before his independent agency. Ralph H. Demmler, Pittsburgh, attorney who served as SEC chairman from -J 1 Gray, the bril iatic tour of the Soviet leaders a surprj sing spectacle.

He suggested that the British gover weigh carefully whether to let them repeat it here. Soviet Premier Nikolai I I 'm sax man flwho met a a cold, Interrupted his talk with frequent coughs. He also was having trouble with his right leg and walked very slowly. However, he pushed away well-wishers who tried to assist him In climbing a flight of six steps to the speaker's stand. He- concluded his remark on the Russian leaders by warning that their behavior not lead us to suppose that Russian power and capacity is not growing In many other directions." Feeling has grown in Britain against the contemplated visit of the Soviet leaders as a result of some sharp "exchanges between Moscow and London.

Russians Complain. The Russians complained that a foreign office spokesman had called a speech by Bulganin "hypocritical," and London complained over accusations that Britain and her western partners had started the cold war. Churchill answered questions from the audience after his speech. The questions were relayed to him by the chair-man of the rally after Churchill apologized, "I'm rather deaf, you know." Lr4 ff etrano A a in Las i 18ss Marlon and Jer ''ry rendezvous MONTGOMERY, ALA. W) An emotional crowd of Negroes Monday night shouted approval of a proposal that a boycott of the city bus system be continued.

The boycott was called "80 to 90 per cent effective" by Montgomery City Lines. It was started after a Negro woman, Mrs. Rosa Parks, was fined $10 for refusing to move back to the rear of a bus, as required by a city ordinance. Charge Coercion. 'Spokesmen at Monday night's meeting said the boycott would continue until people who ride buses are no longer "intimidated, embarrassed and coerced." Manager J.

H. Bagley of the bus line, a subsidiary of National City Lines of Chicago, 111., said a bullet from a .22 caliber rifle hit the rear of a bus in a Negro district. It did little damage. Man Arrested. One Negro was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge by officers who said he tried forcibly to prevent a Negro woman from boarding a bus.

Jin a Broadway j)omi me very no worry over, what history will say about his activities, and vehemently defended his record as head of the AEC. Strauss said he had learned only last August that a possible conflict of interests was involved and declared that though a "great deal of noise" had been made about Dixon-Yates, the contract "has not hurt the government one iota." Meanwhile, a committee aide said that a justice department ruling might be sought on whether Strauss and Hughes properly invoked the Constitutional separation of powers. Kefauver challenged the positions taken by Strauss and Hughes. Harking back to the Teapot Dome scandals of the 1920s, the senator said the supreme court had held then that the doctrine of separation of powers was no' defense against inquiry into "matters involving fraud or misconduct." Kefauver said further public hearings were anticipated around Dec. 16.

Strauss at which he discussed problems the SEC would en-couner in approving the Dixon-Yates contract. Senator Kefauver subcommittee chairman, challenged the fairness of such meetings in respect to other parties contesting the Dixon Yates agreement. Demmler insisted the meetings were proper "in the interests of orderly government." "We have nothing to be ashamed of" Hughes said in referring to the budget bureau's part in the contract. "We have made mistakes, Lord knows, but there was nothing phoney, or dishonest, or any conspiracy with anybody." Earlier Monday, Senator Joseph O'Mahoney angrily accused Strauss of "deceiving" President Eisenhower on the contract. O'Mahoney told Strauss that "those surrounding" the president kept him in ignorance of the facts which later led to the government's cancelation of the contract, Defends Record.

Strauss, red-faced and shouting, asserted, that he had Phyllis Hudson. honeymoon Alley. 1952 DONATIONS? WASHINGTON, D. C. UP) Senator William Langer N.

demanded-Monday that Postmaster General Arthur Summer-field and Sherman Adams, top White House aide, be subpoenaed in the new Dixon-Yates probe. Langer said he wants to bring out "how much money Mr. Djxon and Mr. Yates contributed to the campaign funds of the Republican party" in 1952. 2-Hour Beating chirchill.

ttuiganin ana Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev are due to visit Britain in April. Speaking to a rally of young Conservatives, Churchill said: "I have no doubt you all have been following the exhibition there is no other word which the heads of the Russian state have been making of their tour through India and Burma. Audience Laughs. "It certainly has been a surprising spectacle and one which Her Majesty's government will no doubt study carefully before they allow it, with suitable variants, to be repeated here." Laughter swept the audience of 1,000 here in Churchill's own constituency. Churchill, 81, suffering from CHICAGO, ILL.

UP) For 3 Are Killed in Fight two hours Monday, police said, a wealthy importer clubbed his Montgomery is a city of about About one- 1OROTHV Antannprf Broadway show, which closed before it even hit the road, worked some peculiar deals that Equity might be interested in looking into. For example: One of the featured players was given a "bill" after she'd rehearsed for a while. It was made clear to her that if she wanted to stay in the show she had to buy a piece of it. DICK HAYMES has a new Rita making him glow a West Coast TV actress named Rita Lynn. Beautiful ew kess.

ALFRED WYNNE Vander-bilt sent out questionnaires to 10 of his close chums the other day. He has to name 18 new yearlings and Is looking for Ideas in the hoss-monlker department Sarah Vaughan's next album will be waxed for the record-playing machines in the new auto June, 1953, until May, J955, wife with ash trays, lamps, a third of Alabama's population is Negro. told about the meetings In re seltzer bottle every house sponse to questions by a seny hold object he could lay his With Cyprus Rebels NICOSIA, CYPRUS UP) A British Commando, a Cypriot policeman and a civilian were killed in a fight Monday after rebels ambushed a military vehicle outside the village of Amiandos. hands on: ate judiciary subcommittee. Others Refuse.

He did not invoke the Con Officers finally broke Into their Lake Shore drive apart ment and halted the beating, but Melbina Kammermann, im mil mi i stitutional privilege of private executive branch conferences as had Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy 55, later died. Marcus Kammermann, 66, admitted the attack, and was held without charge. Police said Kammermann, mobiles. Its title: "Music to Commission (AEC), and Rowland Hughes, director of the budget bureau.

Strauss and Hughes had declined to answer any questions about their meetings, if any, with any White House official. Demmler said Strauss was at one of the meetings that he attended and that Hughes was at another. He also told of attendine Ride By." who migrated from Austria in 1951, returned Friday from a business trip to Europe and decided "something was VVOIT li-J Spring in December! wrong" because his wife of 35 years did not greet him with a kiss, then disclosed that she intended to leave him and had withdrawn $60,000 from their joint bank account. HELEN DEUTSCH, who Is turning "Anna Christie" into a musical, would like Susan Hayward to sing the title role. Marlene Dietrich was still every Inch the glamour queen as she sauntered Into the Park Lane dining room the other night in a gold kid trench coat one conference at the Atomic Energy Commission and of a Mrs.

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S. jazz bands. Four big crews set to wail down there have been canceled out. VIVIAN BLAINE'S new problem is low blood pressure. Lily Pons' beauty secret is inexpensive, anyway: She 12 glasses ofwater a TJay.

MABEL MERCER'S Byline Room looked like Honeymoon Alley the other night: Farley Grainger and his Janice BRIGHT NEW 17:95 6howed up, as did Rock and Phyllis Hudson. only reason why good-hearted Martha Raye didn't substitute for Milton Berle when he. was unable to do his TV show; she was ill, in Westport, with virus. Still is. ITALY'S TOP POP crooner, Teddy Reno, has stolen into New York withaut a word of publicity but with $100,000 worth of contracts.

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