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i 2 log gngeltg Ulmtft june 8, 1 958-Port ia 5 Actor Richard Egan Wynn, was maid of honor. Three pink-gowned brides Weds Patricia Hardy SHOWDOWN DUE ON MUSIC UNION FUND Petrillo's Exit as AFM President May Clear Way for End to 16-Week Strike maids also attended Miss Hardy. Famed Hotel Doomed CHARLESTON, S.C., Jun. 7 LP) The Charleston Hotel, -where the first secession papers were drawn up befora the Civil War, will be torrt-down to make way for a 150-room motel. SAN FRANCISCO, June 7 theology department, offici Fred Pratt, a close friend of Egan, was best man.

The (UPI) Hollywood Actor ated at the ceremony, which wedding guests included Ac Richard Egan wed Actress was followed by a Nuptial Mass. tress Jane Russell. BY HOWARD KENNEDY Times Labor Editor tract negotiations? Or is Kenin another Petrillo? Vatican Message The Roman Catholic priest Patricia Hardy today in San Francisco church rites performed by the bridegroom's brother and blessed by Pope Pius XII. 1 1 1 Has Read's ITALIAN MARBLE TABLES Two schools of thought are developing among Holly also read this telegram from the Vatican secretary: More than 500 persons "Our Holy Father gives rebel movement already gained too much momentum and support among Local 47's rank-and-file and regis his warm apostolic blessing wood musicians as to whether events at the American Federation of Musicians con packed the Star of the Sea Church and another crowd waited outside for a glimpse to Richard Egan and Patricia tered too many legal and po CUSI Hardy on the occasion of their entering the sacrament vention just concluded in of the couple. litical victories to be Egan brother, the Rev, of matrimony." whipped by the AFM now? Philadelphia have strengthened or weakened Los An Willis Egan, head of the University of San Francisco's The bride's actress roommate in Hollywood, May Question Can all the dis geles Local 47's revolt agreements between the two special purchase ADVERTISEMENT Los Angeles factions be com against federation policies, Main topic of conversation, promised or arbitrated? Can Daniel, in the face of adverse Memory Expert Trains Students of All Ages majorities and defections within his own group, be re elected next December? a membership poll by The Times showed yesterday, is whether the AFM with its new leadership and more democratic attitude can cut off the 16-week strike against Answers Due This Week Could you memorize in Some of the answers will be popping up this week.

the major Hollywood film Etudios and head off a bold The first post-convention SMILING NEWLYWEDS Actor Richard Egan and Actress Patricia Hardy are all smiles as they walk out of San Francisco church after their marriage. Pl Wlrephoto clash will be Thursday in the membership raid by a rival National Labor Relations union. Favor Reforms Board's Los Angeles office, the: terrace room The great majority of Local 47's 16,000 members Antiqued Pedestal, 18" High with 30" Round Carrara Marble, 79.M Alio availablt dining height, 20.00 more. The board will hold a hearing on the rebel MGA petitions for representation proudly W'ttntt 7 colidly favor reforms in the elections the strike IIUM peuwncrs bound major film studios es and from most occupations including school students, executives, housewives, and entertainers. Results are unbelievable! Memory training is just a part of this unique school.

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pet trust fund and iron- I i I 'Hr ALL 8 STORES fistedly negotiated their work contracts without giving them a voice. Local Splits The situation got so bad the last couple of years that Local 47 split into two warring factions, each advocating a different approach. An administration group, headed by Local 47 President Eliot Daniel, wants to work through AFM channels to get Petrillo's policies altered A rebel faction, led by Cecil F. Read, a suspended musician, has favored an open break with Music Czar Petrillo. Read and his supporters have boldly formed a rival union, the Musicians Guild of America, to wrest( control over the film-studio musicians away from the AFM.

Convention Changes This was the way things stood last week when the AFM convention opened. It terminated Thursday with these main results: 1 Petrillo voluntarily retired as AFM president after 18 terms. 2 Herman D. Kenin of Los Angeles, West Coast AFM representative for the last two years, was elected president with Petrillo's blessing. 3 Kenin initiated and pushed through the convention a repeal of Article I Section 1 of the AFM constitution which has given Petrillo the power of a dictator to overrule any action by the convention and intervene in the affairs of any local.

4 After the 1959 convention in Seattle, the AFM will hold conclaves only once every two years instead of annually, thu3 saving a year in expenses. Tough Questions These developments pose tough questions in the near future for the two warring factions in Local 47. Question Will the Los Angeles membership be willing to wait to see whether Kenin will prove to be more flexible than Petrillo on possibly changing the trust fund policies and giving lo cal musicians a voice in con Late Movie Man's Mother Dies in Auto or'' noiv fashion studies in contrast dramatized by henry rosenffeld U0.95 Mrs. Sara Friedlob, 75, mother of the late Bert Friedlob, movie producer, died yesterday of a heart condition while riding in her chauffeur-driven car along Something wonderful has happened to bows! And bands, and collars, and ribbons, yokes! Demure touches now have gone dramatic as vivid color contrasts! Dazzling new curve-catching cuties of rayon spun with a linen look. Don't miss this attractive summer pricing.

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