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Tfc# Bnttntlon •> Colbg* ttntinn (Bmnvt Crmnh). T*m* PAGE 8 Thuraday, October 2. 19f>8 After TV Dehut Liz Holds Party For Eddie Fisher Thor l ndergoes From Policeman HOLLYWOOD ‘ Mik# Todd would br th# first p*r«on to want Lit to be happy," Eddie Kiahor told a reporter Then he drove off in a foreign aporta car to the Bel-Air houae the beautiful Miaa Taylor recently rented, a manaton that once wua the honeymoon home of Linda Christian and Ty Power There early Wednesday, Li* scampered h^ipily acroaa the lawn in her bare feet, hostessing a party for Fisher and hia friends after hia TV debut. Fisher recently separated from actress Debbie Reynolds This happened after he had squired Miss Taylor publicly around New York, amid rumors they were in love. Lit is the widow of the late showman Todd and Fisher was his close friend Fisher's TV show, which drew mised reaction from critics, went on live to the east at 4 p m. The party, which started with dinner, was held to view the delayed West Coast tape, which went on the air here at 8 p.m. At 2 am. Lit, Eddie and Dick Hanley saw the departing guests off at the door Hanley, formerly executive secretary to Todd, ia now working in the same capacity for Lit and Michael Todd Jr. Hanley told a reporter that he and Fisher left shortly afterward* but denied that there was any party “Mr*. Todd just had some friends in." Mise Reynolds was shown a newspaper story about the party. She smiled and handed it back without comment She did say she had aeon the TV show and "it was fine—just fin#.’* Debbie originally was scheduled to appear on the opening show She was first replaced by her friend, singer Jane Powell, who bowed out because of a billing dis pute. Helen Gallagher, Broadway stage star, then took over. Lit has made only one positive statement in recent days: “I will love Mike Todd to the day I die. I don't care what anyone thinks *r says I don’t know why 1 was not on that plane with him. I don't know but I just wasn’t.” "It’s only a few weeks ago that I came out of my shell, could even force myself to look at pic tures of Mike again. I know that Mike, of all people, would want me to be happy.” Static TesL Forecasting Moon TAPE CARNIVAL, Florida- '**' -A Thor missile gushed clouds of smoke Wednesday in another ground test of what reportedly will be the first stage for the next tJ.8. moon rocket. The huge miasile stood alone outside its service tower for three hours, but for the second day in a row, the rocket eagme apparent ly did not ignite. Missilemen usually conduct s static test of the engine a week to 10 days before launching. The optimum time for shooting the moon again comes on or about Oct. 12—when the moon again is closest to earth. Fair Visitors Get Polio Shots DALLAS — Visitors to the State Fair of Texas which opens Saturday may sandwich a polio shot in between a football game and a roller roaster ride For the firat time this year, the big fair will offer a polio vacci nation clinic A member of the Dallas County Medical Society will give injer- tiona of Salk vaccine at $2 each In a clink. Fairgoers may get their first, second or third ahot In the S-in- jeotion senes at the fair booth— or the booster shot recommended by some doctors to be taken a year after the third shot. Eisenhower Envoy Going to Warsaw WARSAW, Poland UP* — Loy Henderson, one of President Eisen hower's top diplomatic trouble shooters, ia scheduled to arrive in Warsaw this weekend, it was laamed yesterday. Hia arrival coincide* with the sixth meeting of U £ Ambassador Jacob Beam and Communist Chi nese Wang Ping-nan on the For mosa crisis. U. S Embassy sources said, however they doabted Henderson's trip had any connection with the talka Little Rock Asks For School Funds UTTLE ROCK. Ark The Little Rock Private School Corp. unveiled a plan today to operate the high schools a* private, segre gated institutions, using public contributions in money and build ings. Dr T J. Raney, corporation president, made the announce ment at a news conference The coat of operating the four high schools, on the present basis, ia $19,000 a week. Supt of Schools Virgil Blossom said "We ask that any person or group who owns an available building which might be used for classroom purposes call at our of fice," Raney said in a prepared statement. "Any contribution* should be directed to our private achool Corporation.” FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM Hoods Get $326 FORT WORTH -P* — A group of young thugs ganged around a man outside a drug store, as they all looked at a fishing barge dis play here earlier this week and silently slit the man's trouser pocket to get his wallet contain ing $.12«. The victim: Police dispatcher B E. Carter, who was in civilian clothes. Carter said the job was too skill ful to make him embarrassed about the loss, feeling it could have happened to anyone But, he said he had been saving the money for Christmas, and it's liable to be a bleak one around his house if he doesn't find the youths A man found Carter's empty HONOLULU 'A**- Deputy police! wallet later and returned it to chief Arthur M Tarbell was wor- j h{n> ned about a proposal to house po- j _________________ lice headquarter* and the district court several miles apart. Tarbell said the separation would gne prisoners a chance to be res cued by their cronies while being escorted from one place to the oth er A&M MENS SHOP 103 MAIN — NORTH GATf AGGIE OWNED BATTLEFRONT ARTIST MADISON. Wii CPt-A Madiaon original battlefield sketches and garage has yielded a collection of field note hooks of a once widely- known Civil War artist Raymond Simptnt, whose grandfather, Alex ander Slmplot, sketched war scenes for Harper’s Weekly magaiine. found the material and turned it over to the Wisconsin Historical Society. The sketches were made between April, 1861, and Jan. 10, 186.1, of events in the war along the Missis sippi River. 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