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and need" m-sAt, apr. 23, i960 flnggif ramr a 2, i nn, Drnhlnn- LAMARR DIVORGE There were Indicalons from, tlit however. fpfcuiied; "Someday I hope ip ra ine pastjearrwas tnree writs a hookr had that evea! tliougluLee woa days-ago. He toloVme I. the-past months in seclusiooi, Only when talk, turned to Coatiwied from First Pagr i the )divj)rce action iJUi i-iuuiiiy Cohen Income spending' most "jhe, time better be iivHoustmv for the she added." her, of funds, did' the yesterday, Jledy jj glamorous actress become bitter.

'In the" property settlement, according to Radet-sky, Miss Lamarr will get a in uncontested divorce when she withdrew her cross-complaint, spme legal fireworks might ba in the is only the beginning," she said cryptically. Court officials said Hedy's Witness Hears She said Lee was even behind in the reduced support payments of $250 monthly he was ordered to pay four "Why should I go? Howard couldn't hurt me any more than he already had in the years of our married life. I had nothing to gain." She said the emotional strain of the past three fee interest in 103 oil well3 which should bring her Whether Mickey Cohen about $3,600 a month, $73,000 months ago. in with which to clear "We ve been eating TV estimated $500,000 settle-ment wiuld probably be i i was paid $10,000 to prevent a jukebox war in 1957 may have been the subject of in years has sapped her I for the last three up current bills and $50,000 civ her paintings. Walls of her home bear evidence of this work in more than two dozen oils.

Told that Lee had testified in court that she had slugged him and called him ugly names, Lamarr scoffed af the charge. "He is well over 6 ft. tall, I'm 5 ft, 4 in. He could throw me from one room to the otherand he did." She held up a finger which she said had been broken in a scuffle. 1 She said she fell in love with Howard because she felt he needed her.

much less when she finishes months," Miss Lamarr said. in negotiable notes. She is to keep furs, iewelrv and fur paying her attorneys. Atty. quiry yesterday.

by a federal erand iurv currently orob- niture in her possession. strength. 'For many months I was in a coma as a result of my life with Howard." Miss La-marr claimed. "I guess I took too much upon myself. J.

Edwin Smith of Houston and Jack Okin of Newark, Cohen's sources of in The couple also iointlv come. own a Tyrolean-style chalet N.J., were awarded $50,000 Called to appear before bhe was also bitter over Lee's a i 1 to inquire about the condition of her son, Anthony, 13, when the latter was injured in a bicycling accident two years! ago. (Anthony and Denise, 15, are children from her mar- each. Frederick Robinson of in Aspen, toio. the iurv was George Seed- I always had to make ex "I built it for Howard," Miss Lamarr explained.

"He Houston got $25,000 while Radetsky and Seymour Leib- man, president of Rowe told me he was tired of liv erman, who worked out th Service 2620 5 Hill who. the Senate Rackets cuses for him when we were invited out to parties. I could never tell the truth." She said she has spent ing in Texas. But guess he settlement, will receive Committee reported in. "It was a combination of'riage to John Loder.) didn't need it." 000 under the court order.

March, had paid to i nrevent a rival company 4 from obtaining machine lo -J cations. Cohen, the committee re-norted. exercised his consti tutional privilege against 4 self-incrimination by refus ing to comment as to why i his income tax return for 1957 reflected an income of only $1,500 and did not in clude the asserted $10,000 pay-off. The former canaster, on NEW CITIZEN Actor Peter Lawford and his wife, who is a sister of Sen. John Kennedy, are pictured after the British actor took his citizenship oath.

Times photo the other hand, has vigorously denied receiving the money and has termed the committee report "inaccu rate." Peter Lawford Takes Oath of SAN LUIS Continued from First Page said he is confident it will not be in the form of the Forand bill. He explained he would Wife Burned as Candle Citizenship Ignites Dress Mrs. Roz Fianks. wife of favor some plan whereby the government would underwrite some part of the risk, such as is done in loans to Beverl1 Hills dentist Monte Actor Peter Lawford, in special naturalization ceremonies, yesterday took the veterans, as against the For-'and bill. Franks, was seriously burned yesterday when a I The latter measure, he buffet table candle ignited her dress during a benefit oath of citizenship before contended, is open to very serious criticism because mil party at her home.

lions of Americans, such as schoolteachers, policemen, One of the 600 party guests said Mrs. Franks "went up in flames" when the lighted firemen and the self-em ployed, do not come under candle fell against her dress. Newsreel cameraman Bill the provisions of the Social Security Act. Chief U.S. Judge Peirson Hall in federal court.

Earlier some 156 other persons representing 23 foreign countries also became new U.S. citizens before Judge Hall. The actor, of 625 Ocean Front, Santa Monica, was accompanied to court by Mrs. Lawford, the former Pat Banks, 45, threw Mrs. Franks to the floor and ex tinguished the fire with his coat, a tablecloth and a GUNMEN Continued from First Page blanket.

After emergency treatment by a doctor, Mrs. Franks put on a new dress GLOBE WV'4 nv.7r i and continued to greet guests in her home, 1025 Kennedy, sister of Massachu Senator John Kennedy Summit Beverly Hills, He was born in London er, but they were clean." The second bandit was described as of medium height, with dark hair and a leather jacket. Miss Conner said the men, before being taken to Mt Sinai Hospital. and came to this country 18 f. Mrs.

Franks, who suffered burns over 25 of her bodv, carrying revolvers, years ago. Lawford will leave the country Monday for Israel for a motion picture role there. were reasonably polite. Their description and the was reported in good condition at the hospital. license number of Miss Con Guests at the party for the Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer ner's car were broadcast in a police all-points bulletin.

Research Institute included Rep. James Roosevelt, his Musicians Guild Files Charges of Unfair Practices brother, Elliott, producer Dore bchary and violinist Jan Rubini. The Musicians Guild of $35,000 Gem Theft Told David Gayne, salesman for America yesterday filed unfair labor practices charges with the National Labor Relations Board against its rival union, alleging that Local 47 of the American Federation of Musicians has violated the Taft-Hartley Act a New lork iewelrv firm. Woman Receives $100,000 in Divorce Action A property settlement of $100,000 was approved by Superior Judge Lloyd S. Nix yesterday in awarding an uncontested divorce to Mrs.

Ethel Sutton, 58. wife of Jay M. Sutton, 59, owner of several theaters in the Los Angeles area. The couple were married in Detroit in 1918 and separated last month. Mrs.

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