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1 1 lllA 'A iv l- il; '1 jr. 1 U. f4 I A' I If 1 1 John Paul embraces Polish Archbishop Jozef Glemp. 1 I II i The 18 cardinals-elect stand together Wednesday during installation ceremony Of Basilica, during which John Paul presented each with a gold cross-shaped cardinal's ring. Three of the new cardinals are from Eastern Europe, seven from Western Europe, one each from the Middle East, Asia, the United States and the South Pacific region and two each from Africa and Latin America.

There are now 138 members of the College of Cardinals, the second highest number since the body w'as constituted in its present form in the 12th Century. Eighteen new cardinals were installed Wednesday in Audience Hall at the Vatican. Pope John Paul II placed the cardinal's red biretta on each man's head before embracing him. Among those elevated to cardinal were Archbishop Joseph Bernardin of Chicago, who is among the U.S. Catholic leaders committed to nuclear disarmament, and Archbishop Jozef Glemp, leader of the Catholic Church in Poland.

After installation, the pope and the new cardinals celebrated a high mass together in St. Peter's ludd Arnett's column will resume soon. The full Sacred College of Cardinals joins John Paul in prayer. names 8 faces Groucho' pal belts bailiff Compiled by DAVID McKAY fck ai01 Aretha's home is her castle with bars phone refused to be identified, said the auctioneers who had expected It to fetch $155. JERRY LEE LEWIS was in stable condition in Memphis, Wednesday after an abcess was removed from his left hip.

Lewis, 48, was expected to spend two more days in Methodist Hospital South, where he spent 6 1 days In 1981 after surgery for a torn stom over. "I'm not dating anyone in particular," he says. "I just see people." HAPPINESS IS Sylvia Espen-schade Turner, formerly the press voice of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She's now managing director of the Stratford Festival's American-based office in downtown Detroit. She will arrange fund-raising activities and hopes to boost U.S.

attendance at the venerable What's all this about singer Aretha Franklin riling her Bloomfield Hills neighbors by having fancy iron bars installed on a few of her windows? Passersby who have spotted the new additions say they don't look all that bad but they are quite visible. Can't a lady do what she wants with her own home? SPLITSVILLE: Going their separate ways are Walter Buhl Ford III ach. Lewis, called "The Killer" for his wild house. Whitestone got his paintings, including Plcassos and French Impressionists. ANNE M.

GORSUCH, administrator of the U. S. Environmental Protection Agncy, and Robert Burford, director of the Bureau of Land Management, say they will marry Feb. 20 in Alexandria, Va. The couple served together in the Colorado Legislature, where Burford was speaker of the House.

Both were in the process of divorce when they reached Washington, D. C. EVA BRAUN's photograph album sold for $4,180 at auction in Birmingham, England, Wednesday. The gray album with a black-and-red swastika on the front was in Adolf Hitlei's mistress' bedroom at Hitler's Berlin bunker where the two committed suicide in April 1945. The woman who bid for it by piano-playing, is best known for such 1950s rock 'n' roll hits as "Whole Lot of Shakin' Goin" On." and "High School Confidential." CONNIE FRANCIS, who was a virtual recluse for seven years after being raped, returned to Nashville this week to resume (nephew of Henry Ford II) and his second wife, Charlene Decraene, a Arden: Skips Broadway play her recording career.

Francis, who has sold ERIN FLEMING, former showgirl accused of bilking Groucho Marx out of $400,000, was forcibly removed from a Santa Monica, court Wednesday after she hit a bailiff who tried to search her purse. The judge recessed the trial and arranged for a psychiatrist to interview Fleming, 42, Marx's live-in companion for the six years before he died in 1977. "I refuse to have a woman touch my body," Fleming yelled at a female bailiff who tried to search her outside the courtroom. When another bailiff took her purse to inspect it, Fleming lunged at the uniformed woman, grabbed the purse and hit her several times. EVE ARDEN, the "Our Miss Brooks" star scheduled to open Feb.

7 in "Moose Murders," quit the Broadway farce Tuesday over "artistic differences." Opening of the show, set in New York's Adirondack mountains, has been set back to Feb. 1 1 while a new star is found. Arden, 70, last was on Broadway in 1941 in Cole Porter's hit "Let's Face It." ARTUR RUBINSTEIN'S constant companion before he died Dec. 20 was Annabella Whltestone, a young English secretary hired to help with his autobiography. In an interview with David Frost months before the great pianist died at 95, Rubinstein said Whltestone "keeps me alive, She makes my life divine." When life ended, Rubinstein's will left Nela, his wife, their Paris about 80 million records, has a new single, dramatic fest just a three-hour drive away in Ontario.

"All in all it was a good move for me," said she. OVER THE HORIZON: KeeD vour "There Still a Few Good Love Songs Left in now closed Piper's Al- ley eatery. Divorce isn't 3 Me." She noted a change in the business: "It used to be some music guy would run a record company who knew nothing about anywhere near final Lj. vet. hut hp's not tntallv Lockhorns Dusmess.

Now, there a businessman run ning the company who knows nothing about JL: music. SONNY ELIOT and Channel 50 have made it a more permanent relationship. The former TV weather forecaster has signed a one- mum on the matter. Frank'i From his office in the lincoln-Mercury advertising division he reports: "There were no kids from this Papers were filed last June but these things take time Don't make a big deal out of it, OK?" But since first wife Barbara Posse-lius won a whopping $5.5 million in 1977, Charlene might make it a big deal by asking for a similar sum. Meanwhile, there's much speculation about Ford's current ladyfriend.

He was courting model Constantina Liberty but that's Ford eyes peeled for a possi ble health food eatery and exercise chain called the Anatomy Asylum, which is the brainchild of TV's Richard Simmons. The franchises have been popping up all over the country these past few months so it's only fitting that one arrive here to add further competition to the local spa war. Richard, who's in Boston now, wasn't available. But a spokesperson in Beverly Hills did admit: "We're looking for locations all over the country. I assume Michigan is included." year contract to host the "One O'clock Movie Monday through Saturday.

No details were available on the money involved. Sonny has been host to the WKBD movie show since early January when Bill Kennedy retired to Florida. Kennedy is still seen from Florida on Sunday, via tape. I 'T NOT 80 ROMANTIC AS IT IS CHEAP, Eliot: signs to host films -U.