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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, December 8, 1962 Living Up To Image Killed Movie Queen By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD(AP) -- "Isn't it a terrible thing about life, that there always. must be something we have to live up to?" Thus spoke Marilyn Monroe sadly just a few days before an overdose of sleeping pills ended a fabulous but tragic life. Actress Edith, Evanson is the source of the above observa- tion. Miss Evanson, veteran of many film roles, coached Mar- ilyn in a Swedish dialect for the ill-fated Something's Got to Give, : Miss Evanson was in almost daily contact with Marilyn for and lovable. At the airport, she begged me to make the trip with her. She was so pleading but I couldn't leave my hus- band and my home. She under- stood, house and Marilyn tame in with a magnolia, I asked her where she got it. night and this one hung low LOOKED SAD chopped - up steak, breakfast, lunch and dinner. Around the house, she always wore a ragged old red housecoat. She was unkempt--just like the cor- oner's report said but I had al- ways heard she was that way. I didn't think too much about "But she was gay, charming "When she returned, I spent many hours with -her that day|it." and many days afterwards. |NOT DEPRESSED "My work, of course, ended when the studio fired her. I talked often with her on the : {phone after that. The firing--at "She said: 'I was out walk-/jeast from what she told me-- ing with my boy friend last) never depressed her. "Her death shocked me. I never noticed anything odd about her, except her too-cas- "One morning I, was at her enough for me to-steal it.' | Women Gain Further Win In Jury Feud LONDON (Reuters) -- Femin- their fight for equality in Brit- have: another look at laws which prevent most women from serv- ing on a jury. Women have been entitled to jury service in Britain since 1919, but have been hampered by a law passed in 1825. must be a householder, owning holder is usually the husband, the average jury is nine men to three women, Women's organizations have been up in arms for years over it. As one of them put it: "Women used to be shielded from the facts of life as little innocents, but now we share the 'unpleasant aspects of life with ain: A: government promise to| Under this measure, a juror) the women Is often more ma-|male, minded and middle-class." The property qualification not only debars the male house-\ible for jury duty. ture than the male." | It was time, she said, for| equality of the sexes in the dis- middle - aged, middle- holder's spouse but also millions, of people who rent their homes. Only one adult in eight is ied pensation of justice. | Mrs. Judith Hart, an opposi-.| tion Labor j»arty member of! Parliament, has prodded the} government by threatening to bring in a bill of her own to) ists have won another battle in| remove the property qualifica-/ tion. DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY She wants 2 jury ber te) |be anyone who has becn on a) |parliamentary voting list for] |three years. | Deputations mei Home Secre-; jtary Henry Brooke, and he an-) \nounced theirs case would be} considered by a committer. || The women have a warm sup-) porter for reform in Lord Dev-| lin, an eminent judge who con-| siders the present laws pro-) duce juries "predominantly| | ORGANIST LILA TREDWELL Appearing Nightly GENOSHA HOTEL 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JURY & LOVELL LIMITED 8 KING ST. E. 723-2245 McCORDICK DRUGS 360 WILSON RD. S. 725-8711 LAW PHARMACY 1240 WECKER DR, 725-3525 'HORNSBY STUDIO... Make that Appointment - NOW For Your Christmas PORTRAIT 15% OFF ALL METAL FRAMES } NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS HORNSBY STUDIO 40 KING E, PHONE 725-0151 {men. With many young couples, ann eae tae ONLY IN CHEVY everything you need... ange the last: two months Of) +11 said: "The magnolia is sojual--for a movie star--way of f like you, so white, so soft and|dress. ets per Cukor, an|so beautiful.' She answered: | "But there appeared to be a io coach Ma 'aon fee aap me "Isn't it terrible that there|gap in her life. She had only the recalled, 'I met her firat(@ust be always something injtwo moods. One moment, she ot her lk: Whea it fod spc life to live up to?' She looked|Wwould be a little girl. The next to leave ihe pleaded with me|S0,sad, so tragic when she said)@ serious, matured woman. SB i i ine | "There never was any young Or a er Miss Evanson said Marilyn|girl -- or young womanhood-- in her chauffeur-driven car. | \di i mood. Often she would dance "At the airport, she pleaded did not name the boy friend. "T dine i it. was -,\around the house like a little again that I accompany her to B I just assumed it was Jose i olanos, the Mexican writer,|girl. New York for the weekend. whom she had been dating," the} 'I remarked about it. She HAIR UNCOMBED actress said. answered: 'You know, my hus- "I was amazed at how she| "She never ate anything but bands all said that, too." looked for the flight east. Her| = hair was not combed, 'She wore S S IONS a dingy pair of capri pants that} 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. were much the worse for wear. It puzzled me at the time. Appeal Court Turns Down ~ Tax Rebate Bid LONDON, Ont. (CP)--The On- tario Court of Appeal has dis- missed a test case application by K. A. Edward Construction and the London Home Builders Association involving tax allow- ances on vacant, new houses for sale here of about $15,000 for 1961. The appellants took the test case to county court after a hearing before the court of re- vision. 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