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Ho!ly)d UP Marlon jAcior Racuparatta
Brando in a bikini uit fay the After Clift had his front-page
swimming pool . . Montgomery ;automoible accident he recuper-
Clift in the a ted in the Marmont penthouse,
penthouse . . . HU long-time friend, Libby Hol
and Greta Gar-1 man Reynolds, flew to his side
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other hotel but
the Chateau
Marmont can
and arranged for the suite.
Garbo usually stays at the Mar
mont when she is in Hollywood.
On one trp she saw actor Rich
ard Burton tinkering with his
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make thit car in the garage and mistook
statement. Ihim (or the attendant. Burton
T h e old hannilv narVpfl hr par
Alina Slaaar establishment, Veteran stars auch as the Gish
block off Sunset blvd., hasjiisters and Helen Hays stay at
assumed the title f "Grand jthe apartment-hotel when in
Hotel" for the entertainment ! Hollywood. And currently the
wflrld.
old (for California) establishment
The Marmont i so exclusive ;is the vogue for young TV and
many folks often can't Set in. jstage players from New York.
Wjicn Brando lived there before 'who apparently huddle together
Church Defeats
Welker in Idaho
Bois, Ida. (U.P.: Democrat
Frank Church, 32, a political
neophyte, piled up a surprising
near 40,000 vote majority today
to oust Republican Herman
Welker from the U. S. Senate.
Church won deSDite a heavy
vote in favor of President Ei
senhower. Church was running
for major political office for the
first time.
Returns from 744 precincts out
of the state's 893 gave Presi
dent Eisenhower 139,077 votes
to Adlai E. Stevenson's 86.590.
Welker conceded his seat to
Church at 12:25 a.m. today after
the new senator picked up a
lead of about 33,000 votes in the
three-way race. Former Sen.
Glen H. Taylor, who ran as a
write-in candidate, conceded
earlier.
The senate vote, with 744 pre
cincts reported, was Welker 86,
485, Church, 121,844; and Tay
lor, 8,891.
Idaho's two members of Con
gress won reelection. Demo
cratic Representative Gracie
Pfost was leading Republican
contender Louise Shadduck, 46,
942 to 39,012, with 307 out of
the first District's 401 precincts
reporting. Miss Shadduck con-
! ceded.
Republican Rep. Hamer Budge
led Democrat John Reynolds,
77,714 to 51,794 with 437 out
of 492 precincts reporting. Rey
nolds conceded.
Arizona Gives Ike '
Whopping Majority
Phoenix !U.R) Democrat
ic Arizona, which has never
picked a loser in a presidentfal
race, stayed with President Eis
enhower Tuesday, giving him a
whopping majority over Adlai
E. Stevenson.
Returns from 453 of the state's
521 precincts gave him 119,468
votes to Stevenson's 71,965.
Incumbents generally had a
good day in Arizona, as the vot
ers maintained the status quo
among high office holders in and
from Arizona.
Sen. Carl Hayden, who has
never lost a political battle in
52 years and has been a member
of Congress since Arizona be
came a state in 1912, won his
sixth term In the Senate, defeat
ing Ross Jones, Republican at
torney from Phoenix. The vic
tory makes Hayden the dean of
the Senate, now that Sen. Walt
er George (D-Ga.) is retiring.
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renting a houae he showed off a
btkini bataif. suit he picked up
in Japan, ilarilyn Monroe bunk
ed at the Chateau while ahe was
working on "Bus Stop" and the
switchboard )lt up every night
W14B calls from her then suitor,
Arthur Miller.
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Langlie Trimmed
By Sen. Magnuson
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Seattle3 (U.: President
Eisoflhower apparently took
Washington's nice electoral
QyoXn but fcis hand picked candi
date ir the Senate yn defeat
id. ' .
Returns from t.HOl of this
(a atate's 4782 precincts gave Mr.
iisehhfler 218.833 votes to
6 187,658 for3 Democrat Adli E.
Stevenson.
fTover. Gov. Arthur B.
Langtie had already conceded
defeat in his bid for a Senate
Gi-seat to incumbent Democrat
Warren G. Magnuson.
Magnuson held a 252 752 to
153,690 lead over Langlie.
" Langlie. three-time governor
the state, was asked by Mr.
q Eisenhower to wage a campaign
to unarat Mgnusop, veteran
of 1Z years service in the upper
house. "
j rAlbert Roiellinl, Democrat,
apparently headed for vic
Q tory in the gubernatorial race
against Lt. Gov. Emmett T. An-'
O person. ;
O f? f iva Incumbent Republican
P on4ressmn wore leading by
comfortable margin. Only one
O rare was close. In that one Re
publican incumbent Kal Holmes
led Funk LeRoux by a fairly
for protection and or comfort.
Management Shuns Publicity
The management of the exclu
sive Marmont is publicity shy,
o details about the Hollywood
landmark have to be ferreted out
of the tenants. Currently, they
include Anthony Perkins (the
jstar of ' Friendly Persuasion ),
Tom Ewell, Imogene Coca, Boris
Karloff and Jane Dulo of tht
"Hey, Jeannie" TV series.
The building was constructed
in 1929 in Moorih-Italian-early-C.B.
DeMille architecture, which
was popular at the time. The
Chateau has no "hotel" facilities
such as room aervice.
"We cater to show people and
don't disturb them." tha house
keeper says. "Most people don't
know the hotel is here so we
hae privacy." '
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narrow margin.
& Democrat Don Magnuson. in
G G"imnent congressman -at--large
.won reelection defeating Repub
lican Philip Evans of Seattle.
Actor Paul Kelly
Dies of Heart Attack
Hollywood (U.R) Actor
Paul Kelly died of a heart attack
today shortly after returning
from casting his vote at the
polls.
The veteran actor's wife. Mar
dell, was present at the time of
his death, friends reported. la
addition to his widow, Kelly is
survived by a daughter, Mimi
Kelly, of New York.
The handsome, jut-jawed actor
was 57 years old.
Kelly suffered the heart at
tack after returning to his Bev
erly Hills home from voting.
The family doctor was called
immediately and he adminis
tered a stimulant in a vain at
tempt to save Kelly's life. The
doctor pronounced him dead at
about 2:45 p.m. (PST).
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is believed to have survived in
the lake since post-glacial times.
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