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I Clark Gable Is
Buried Saturday
GLENDALE, Calif., UP) — The
famous names who helped Clark
Gable rule Hollywood in his gold
en age gathered Saturday to pay
him last honors at a simple, quiet
funeral.
Two hundred mourners filed
into the Church of the Recession
al where Gable’s casket lay amid
banks of floral sprays. Three hun
dred spectators stood quietly a
considerable distance from the
church, and there were no dis
plays of fan adulation that have
marred other Hollywood funerals.
An American flag stood at the
head of the rose-covered casket,
and a squad of steel - helmeted
airmen stood at attention out
side the church, honoring Gable’s
service during World War II.
The services were conducted by
Air Force Chaplain John E. West.
According to Episcopal tradition,
there was no eulogy.
Gable will lie in a crypt in a
great mausoleum, scene of a
stained glass reproduction of the
last supper. The body will rest
beside that of his third wife,
Carole Lombard, and a place has
been reserved for his widow, Kay
Williams Gable.
U.S. May Restrict Tourist
(Spending Abroad
I WASHINGTON, UPi—'The gov
i ernment may cut down on spend
| ing by U.S. tourists if the loss of
I dollars and gold to foreign coun
I tries is not stemmed by measures
! President Eisenhower ordered last
week.
une possmie action neia in re
serve, officials say, is to reduce
substantially the $500 tariff ex
emption allowed each U.S. trav
eler abroad. Cutting this exemp
tion would have the effect of dis
couraging American spending
overseas.
Some officials said it is con
ceivable measures could be im
posed restricting the amount of
money tourists could take abroad
and otherwise make it difficult
I for Americans to travel. But these
' measures are so extreme they
have not been considered serious
ly so far.
Eisenhower administration of
ficials, however, speculate that
' any new moves or any changes
in the Eisenhower program to
meet the dollar - gold emergency
will be up to President-elect John
F. Kennedy’s administration.
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