In Hollywood, Cinemactor Tyrone Power learned that he was about to receive a distinctly personal 3Qth-birthday gift: a life-size bronze nude (except for towel-draped hips) of his wife Linda Christian, who had posed for the statue last year in London while Power was busy making a picture.
One of the orders in the will of Showman Earl Carroll, who died four years ago in a plane crash in Pennsylvania, was finally carried out: a life-size bronze of a nude woman was placed over his tomb in Glendale, Calif.
At the University of Oregon, visiting Historian Arnold Toynbee took a tour of the campus,...
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