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irtrir Earl Wilson Irv Kupcinet By REG SMYTIIE ANDY CAPP I T'OW ABOUT ME YES IftJONrT BS LATE bVu CHAUCIE, ifsN NOTA BIX PET-SOU OWE MONEV WTWrer BE OUT IATB AKOUND IV 1 mm I IV i mm lAnnir 11 KA.SJC I IV ItlK WUKrUCW III II Ruta Doesn't Rue Her Name ERE THESE IN THE DISTRICT I I ADJU I flf" I I 1 Gregory Back In Night Clubs CHICAGO Dick. Gregory has resumed his role as a cafe comic here and he proved his long involvement in civil rights and politics hasn't impaired his humor. He had the capacity house roaring its approval of his sharp digs at our society, race relations, politicians. NEW YORK Ruta Lee's been heckled all her life by jokesters who call her "Ruta-baga," "Ruta-awakening," "Ruta all evil" and "Ruta 66." popular Lithuanian girl's in Sardi's. "Ruta or rue is a flower formerly used in I By MORT WALKER anJ DIK BROWNE HI AND LOIS ITS HAVING TO VHJ.TO EVERVONE WHO STOPS TO I 6IVE ME A UFT THATXJW JOGGING! "Ruta is the most name," Ruta apprised me strongly scented yellow medicines and love potions.

Ophelia in her mad scene says, 'Rue for Now touring with Judd Hirsch in "Peter Pat," Ruta expected to be Ruta-bagaed all over again. You probably remember when she brought her grandmother, Ludvise Kamandulis, 90, from behind the Iron Curtain to the U. where she lived happily for two years. Now she devotes time to her a Joseph Kilmonis, of Los Angeles, a cured cancer patient. "He's 67 now and 4s Gregory isn't letting his night club engage- ment interfere with his hectic schedule of college appearances.

During his 21 days at the night club, he'll keep 14 out-of-town college dates by flying out early in the morning and returning before his 9 p.m. show (Where does he get the Surprise of the Carson Show at the Sahara Hotel was Doc Severin-sen, who conducts the band on Johnny's "To-night" Show. Doc stopped the show with his trumpet playing. 1 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASWELL T7- I l-CHECKFRS FUFft' RLFKFT I llTV- A VOL! MFFP I MITZI GAYNOR A swinging opener RUTA LEE Bad jokes don't faz htr V0R6 EVES SNUFF SLEEP, KtSlS3 1 A VACATION, LOOK LIKE TWO MAW-ALL-NIGHT -TvVH0NEy SOFT-BOILED CARD GAMES- THEN POLE FISHIN AN--. rrrf EGSS, PAW I Which caused many in the audience to inquire, "Why doesn't Carson let him do that on his TV show?" Before escaping Las Vegas, we caught Mitzi Gaynor's opening performance at the Riviera Hotel.

Mitzi was brilliant in her one-woman musical revue. healthy," Ruta reported. Ruta revealed that one of her pictures played in Lithuania and the natives were very proud her real name, Ruth Kilmonis, was in the billing. "It was a mistake somebody forgot to check the spelling," she said. "I am, however, very proud to be Ruta Lee Ruta as in Babe Ruta and Rota Ruta." THE GOLDMAN Brothers, William and James, of Chicago suburb Highland Park, are waging their own Hollywood Oscar battle.

James won an Oscar last year for writing the screen play for "The Lion in Winter." William caught up to him this year by winning an Oscar for the screen treatment for "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." Nobody in show business can match Jimmy Durante for loyalty to his crew. Song-and-dance man Eddie Jackson and drummer Jack Both have both been with Sir James for more than 50 years. That's making a career of it. Visitors to the Far East postcard that Patachou is repeating her success at the Hong Kong Hilton And we get reports that Frances Faye, appearing at London's top cafe, the Talk of the Town, is the talk of the town. BRINGING UP FATHER By BILL KAVANAGII and HAL CASH 'cn 1 HE MUST BE IN A I I THOU6MT WE WAS -BUT 1 1 DCNT KNOW sCZTZZZZfZ Bm TrZZ.

THE LIBRARyHE TRIPPER WAS Jl HE VEODED TO WHERE HE SOT -fr rJ22z BSJPiEL Nl said he had to inhere- all that irn LLd JJOHmWJcXX DO SOME 4il TO DINNER MONEY TO ja oy TIGER By BUD BLAKE rwHEpgl iHr" now VoiAe or VouVesor vl a hrtv 6potanp MOMQUE VAN VOOKEN gave a party for her house guest, Rudolph Nureyev, and spilled brandy on her no-bra jersey dress which became clingy and form -fitting. Gina Lollobrigida exclaimed: "You should hire somebody to spill brandy on you every party." Jack Cassidy plays a defense counsel In "The Andersonville Trial" and chewed tobacco for the first time. "To my surprise," he reported, "I got high on chewing tobacco and it was so cheap, too." THE MIDNIGHT EARL: Orson Bean says he and his family "flipped over Australia," and that he'll spend a year there writing about other Americans who have moved there There'll be an entire feature film on bosoms, produced by Larry Rivers. Yoko Ono once did one about bottoms.) Elliott Gould, filming "Little Murders," got Ids finger caught in a car door. As his friends sympathized, Knicks basketball fan Gould told them, "Don't worry about me worry about Willis Reedl Tiny Tim's "Game of Beautiful People" will go on sale (in a shopping bag?) Jack Benny went backstage to meet Eileen Heckart in "Butterflies Are producer Arthur Whitelaw, who remembered Jack as "Charley's Aunt," jokingly offered him Eileen's role on tour Xavier Cugat lost a prized ring right off his finger, while shaking hands with fans at a charity affair.

TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Pat Cooper says he watched a mystery show on TV, and figured out everything but the commercial. WISn I'D SATO THAT: Taffy Tuttle claims her boy friend has no taste in gifts: "He'd give a nudist a pocket watch." MICHAEL WAD LEIGH, the bearded 28-year-old who directed "Woodstock," the film based on the rock festival, appeared on a New York TV show with Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) and his son, Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr. Michael revealed he and the elder Goldwater had much in common lowering the voting age to 18, liberalizing the abortion laws and easing punishment for use of marijuana.

"The senator was groovy," said Wad-leigh. "But his son ugh!" Chicago attorney Luis Kutner has been retained by the World United Formosans for Independence to defend the two Formosans who made that assassination attempt in New York on Chiang Ching-kuo, Chiang Kai-shek's son and heir apparent. Elijah Muhammad of the Black Muslims fired national secretary John Ali, his long-time aide. Honolulu actress Sherry Miles will co-star in the new Cinema Center film, "What Are We Going to Do Without Skipper?" ARCHIE By BOB MONTANA WHAT'S jl riTCVpoA 1 YOU EE WHIZI it' "i I -im a. riTwtp nu hii cAin a 7idoid i i OP COURSE I CAN'T Crossword Puzzle I CAN PLAY XBELIEVE Mirror of Your Mind The Pursuit Of Happiness By John Conwell VERTICAL 1.

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Another thing, by refusing to act grownup, adults give the youngsters the impression that it is not such a good idea to grow up and accept responsibility. Do talkative people have more interests than usual? Some smooth conversationalists are never at a loss for words, and they may very well have more interests to talk about than the average person. Yet compulsively talkative individuals, who simply rattle on, are afraid to stop talking. They almost frantically gush out the words; for to stop would mean heaven forbid that someone may find out that they are not as interesting to talk to as they would have you believe. 9 i 1 MOMSENSE.

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