The Gettysburg Times from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Page 27

PAGE TWELVE THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNK 1, LOIS MAXWELL AS SECRETARY TO JAMES BOND NEW YORK (AP) The world's best known secretary can't type well-- and doesn't know shorthand at all. "Oh. no, I can't take dictation," said Lois Maxwell, her green eyes smiling through a mist of auburn hair. "And I can type only on an Italian typewriter, because I don't seem quite lish machine. "I'm afraid the only thing I could do well in a businiess office would be to answer the door and take someone's coat." MISS MONEYPENNY Actually, Miss Maxwell is an actress, and a very good one But she has won such screen fame as Miss Moneypenny, the slender, beautiful, superefficient secretary in the James Bond spy pictures starring Sean Connery, that the role threatens to submerge her own identity.

Lois has been in five of the films, based on the late Ian Fleming's espionage novels. The latest is "You Only Live Twice." The series has made Lois something of a heroine to secretaries all over the world. "Most girls who get involved with Bond either die or meet what used to be called a fate worse than death," she remarked. "But not Miss Moneypenny. LETTERS OF ADVICE "I get many amusing letters from secretaries saying, 'You won't ever nip off with that naughty James Bond, will "Well, on or off the laughed-- "There is little likelihood of that." Miss Maxwell is married to Peter Marriott, managing direction of National Broadcasting Co.

International in London. They have two children. Lois is a vivacious lady who likes a life of excitement and adventure Born in Toronto-- her father was a schoolteacher, her moth-i er a nurse she became a childhood radio star in Canada. Then at 15, she ran away from home, fibbed about her age, joined an entertainment unit of the Canadian army and was shipped to London. AWOL CHILD STAR "When my real age was discovered," she said, "They were going to send me back home.

So I went AWOL." When military authorities caught up with her, she was enrolled in the Royal Academy of Art. Lady Louis Mountbatten persuaded them to let her remain in England as her ward. In the years since then Lois worked as a photographer's model, acted on the London stage, and made some 20 films there and in Hollywood and Rome. FARMERS ASK TOUGHER LAW ON IMPORTS HARRISBURG (AP) Several Pennsylvania farm organizations urged at a "shirtsleeves" conference on farm policy Wednesday that the federal government adopt tougher laws to curb the Import of dairy products. Representatives from the organizations said the importing of "cheap foreign butterfat" and cheese products is undermining the U.S.

dairy industry and forcing American taxpayers to subsidize foreign dairy industries. James E. Honan. general manager of the Inter-State Milk Producer's Cooperative, said his organization was attempting to "achieve new national legislation which would specifically limit such dairy imports." The conference, was called by Orville Freeman, U. S.

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