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“Purmie him, But don't ever let | him know you're the pursuer
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Bhe said she pursued her man {Actor Jess Barker—but not so ihe could notice it.
| Husband Jess and wife Susan have 6-year-old twins now and he still thinks he did all the pursuing, she said. “1 didn’t chase after Jess she “I just found out where he was likely to be and somehow found myself there at the same
were married “but only bepse two rooms were too ex-|| " She swore their rela-/ ¥ @ were platonic.
TELLS OF REDS—Mrs. Mary Stalleup Markwood, Chester housewife whe joined the Communist Party ia | ‘Washington ‘as an FBI spy, tell
BVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10 f)—Julian Byers, ked fatally yesterday when! 8ll across a 4000-volt power mitter on the roof of a down-| building. He slipped while] g a step-ladder on a plat-! (holding three transmitters, i
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And that sort of “pursuit” has been going on, since Eve chased Adam with the It's the very pattern of the siren role she plays in “David and Bathsheba,”
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“Every woman, when she sees (her Prince Charming, makes it a ‘point to find out how she can meet him accidentally. She plans to make everything seem like an accident when it's really high class design, subterfuge and strategy. “We gals prefer, of course, to have it called ‘woman’s wiles.” A big part of the “ calls the “intellectual approach.” who finds and followed my instinct.”
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