European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 14, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse 1962 the stars and strip s i Iver ploy Sophia Tucker hot problem for Broadway Dick West k Stipd i have for adopting other of Bluemm which explain been worrying Over to play Sophie Tucker. L t am glad the Sophie up because it took list and Eddie. I darn atty worrying about a. ,. It provide refresh of Pace the Sophie certainly no Small mat Don t mean that atucker1 Girth which e. Apprised of the prob a talk i had with mis in is appearing in of cultural centum de to mention that a Type Are planning musical play based career a one of and now the last ofmamas."? me to wondering Lueen would be Able ii role. It seems Toothy arc going to have trouble casting that Parta Hollywood it Educ j would present notly could do in from a old phone and let tuesday part. Evan Elvis Presley could handle it if he dyed his hair. But Broadway is different the stage Sophie win have to wee heroin voice and that presents com plications mainly because female vocalists have changed a lot in 58 years / Abri singers nowadays tend Tonto the microphones rather Sisofo problem Weld Presley than make the Welkin ring. Furthermore most of those who do Belt out songs the Way Sophie used to probably can t act. There Are to be sure plenty of night club singers who thrive on Sophie Tucker that does t necessarily qual Ify them to carry the Lead in a Roadway show. T i asked miss Tucker if she could suggest any candidates for the Job and she Shook her head. At one time she said Judy Garland Wouldhave been Fine in the part also Betty Hulton. But offhand she said she was not aware of any potential Sophie tuckers among the newer crop of entertainers. It s really not my problem Buti can t help worrying about it in fact i be been racking my Bra into think of a suitable Sophie. But i m afraid it s got me age 74, miss Tucker s Public image is that of an institution indomitable near indestructible and steeped in the show Muat go on there la always be an England tradition. Thus far the Only person i can think of who might feel at Home in such a role is Winston Churchill. Winston Churchill. One critic s Choice suit York Atli the Justice it Ita Char or i co touting 9y�ttn-ta aft a to with forcing of Affili their programs from the lbs action in Federal Dis-._t4n by ally. Gate an it said the suit accused using a new compensation i to Force its program on station. Asked that the plan Bea violation of the Sher act and that Casto abandon it for of tone income government complaint said under the plan Areto take More programs in of it receive the Lount of Revenue r result the government Independent program stip non network advertiser sed the most desirable times on the lbs of fill ions. Was no immediate com lbs. Has admit 900 affiliated Tyvand i lbs Wasa National with i960 revenues of �0 Otheto my War fat i sub l-�0 a Moon a Al to Kennedy swaps gifts with boy of the year9 Washington a diet on which a person can safely lose 30 pounds in 60 Days without getting hungry was out lined Here by an air Force Paul w. Musgrave of the air Force school of aerospace Medicine told the 33rd annual meeting of the aerospace medical association that the diet calling for 350 calories and one Pep pm Dally had been tested on Volun Teers at the said the 350 calories Are apportioned among foods pro Viding sufficient proteins vitamins minerals and bulk to maintain one s health. The Pill is a 15 Mulli Gram capsule of dexedrine sulphate which suppresses hunger but has Little or none of the usual stimulating effects in a person ingesting Only 350 calories a Day he emphasized the diet should be undertaken Only under physician s direction. He added it possibly might endanger person with a history of psychiatric Dis menu breakfast one egg and six ounces of skimmed milk lunch 100 Grama of tossed salad Salt an Pepper and vinegar dressing Din Ner three ounces of lean meat an another tossed salad. All the Tea or Coffee you want without creator Ugar. One Highbau with water or soda during the weight loss averages one half Pound Dally v curb asked on housing segregation Washington a housing administrator Robert c. Weaver said he feels use of Federal Money to build segregated housing should be banned by presidential order. But he added in hearings before the civil rights comm Aslon the timing on this is up to the presi Dent a number of groups including the Tyll rights commission have urged president Kennedy to ban use of Federal funds where housing is occupied on the basis of racial discrimination. However or Kennedy made no mention of tiny plans for such Ait order in a statement read earlier to the commission by Lee White assistant special counsel to the president. The president s theme was that the National housing goal a de cent Home in a suitable Environ ment for All americans cannot be reached while equal Access to the housing Market is denied to some because of race or religion. Washington situation the subject of the commission shearing a the status of equal housing Opportunity in washing ton or. Kennedy said the capital should be a showcase of the nation s practices and he is relying on the commission to come up with recommendations for Prog Ress in that , in response to question said he feels the government Hasa key role to play in ending discrimination in housing but cannot do it to Kalble to the absence of an executive order Weaver said the Federal housing admin Tat ration Cha has strengthened it rules requiring equal Access to federally financed housing. These women took it of Milwaukee up two thousand women Are meeting her to celebrate one of the biggest losses in american history 33 tons of excess weight in one women who came from As far a Alaska banded together tonight one of the nation s greatest health problems overweight the were members of tops clubs inc. A National group dedicated to taking off pounds one member said "they1T like alcoholics Anonymous giving a moral support in our fight to Low weight tops was started Here in 190when Esther Schuland Mara now the president met with thre friends to see if a joint Effort would make u easier to , there Are 1,200 clubs Croaa the country and As far away a Okinawa where army wives have carried of the program. Stage almost set for Pacific a tests Foj. " \ " Washington Cap preparations Are virtually Complete Cor a new series of . Nuclear weapons Testa in the atmosphere which top military men feel Are vital to prevent the russians from leap Frogg no to the front in the atomic arms Kennedy has not yet Given the final go ahead signal but it appears a foregone Conchua Tonthat he will do so soon. The rus sians have Ithon no sign they Are willing to agree to a test ban which could be considered fool proof indications Are that a series of perhaps 38 shots some probably hundreds of Miles aloft will begin late this month and continue for about two months v. The United states a stakeout two big areas around Johnston id Christmas islands in the Pacific an test sectors a task Forca of 11,800 scientist technicians and military men is getting set to Monitor the blasts for heat blast radiation and other diplomatic considerations or. Kennedy was impelled by military necessity to order preparations for the first us Testa in the atmosphere in almost fou years. Secretary of defense Robert s. Mcnamara backing or. A a Sichi to pet ready to Taftt said there was evidence the rust Ana had made Progress in i pro Van the efficiency of their n a Clear weapons that is packing More blast Power into smaller warhead. It is known that the Rutan devoted May of their tests to poring the test of nuclear blasts on radar and Cost Nunica sons keys to systems. The United states a Fol Cottien trate much of Ita of to a uie same Phenomena Plute tag to find out what effect one no or explosion might have on an entry nuclear warhead
