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AND HERE'S A PICTURE to prove .that the long-awaited oak
leaves were finally pinned on Major Larry Flanagan, Army
Advisor stationed here. This was made possible by borrowing
one from Major Bronson of the Civl Air Patrol, and another
from retired Major Stan Morgan of A.C.S.
DIANA TOO MUCH, TOO SOON’ BARRYMORE
DIES OF HEART ATTACK IN NEW YORK HOME
NEW YORK, UPl — Actress
Diana Barrymore, 38, who made
her life a tragic struggle to fulfill
the mythical promise of her name,
died yesterday.
Her nude body was found ly
ing face down in bed at her fa
shionable East Side apartment.
Her physician said she died of
a heart attack but he refused to
sign a death certificate because
Miss Barrymore had no history
of heart trouble. Police started
an investigation.
Quit Algiers Revolt
Or6 All Lost,’ Warns
French Premier
PARIS, W) — Premier Michel
Debre warned Frenchmen yester
day that “all can be lost” if order
is not established and maintained
in Algeria.
Debre issued the warning in an
cificial statement after his return
from a middle-of-the-night visit
to Algiers, where French insur
gents are threatening the future
of France itself unless they aban
don their stubborn uprising.
The insurgent die-hards were
reported to have been promised
the French army will not shoot
them out of their barricades. But
Debre declared the policy of self
determination for Algerians
stands.
Nothing has happened that will
deter pursuit of the aim of Presi
dent Charles De Gaulle’s admin
istration to let Algeria’s nine
million North Africans decide
their own future, he said.
The French press agency said
De Gaulle’s military commander
and civil representative in Algeria
promised the army will not fire
on the insurgents.
- Debre — his moves cloaked in
secrecy since Monday when Pres
ident De Gaulle’s government dis
patched him on the trouble-shoot
ing mission — arrived in the
tense North African city Monday
night, French army headquarters
for Algiers announced.
His plane whisked him back to
Paris again before the sleeping
populace was aware of his pres
ence.
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i Authorities said there was no
! indication of suicide. Miss Barry
more, who was trying to make a
[ theatrical comeback after a life
of alcoholism, degradation and
broken marriages, had once made
a suicide attempt.
She told her story in the best
selling autobiography, “Too Much,
Too Soon.” She was the daughter
of the late John Barrymore,
whose swashbuckling off stage
matched anything he did on stage,
and the late Blanche Oelrichs,
who wrote plays and poems un
der the name Michael Strange.
Her aunt was Ethel Barry
more, and her uncle was Lionel
Barrymore. Her theatrical ances
try went back four generations.
Encouraged by her father, she
launched a theatrical career in
summer stock and quickly moved
on to Hollywood.
Miss Barrymore’s movie fail
ures led her to excessive drink
ing. As a young woman, she
moved swiftly through two un
successful marriages, first to
Bramwell Fletcher, an actor, and
then to John Howard, a profes
sional tennis player.
By 1947, her reputation for
drinking and belligerence had
closed all doors her name had
opened. During her third marriage
to Robert Wilcox, she and her
husband were arrested for steal
ing food from a supermarket. One
day, Miss Barrymore swallowed
27 sleeping pills with whiskey as
a chaser. She was found in time
to be saved.
After the death of Wilcox in
1955, Miss Barrymore began the
long, uphill struggle for a come
back. She wrote her book, in
cluding’ the sordid details of her
dissipation. She licked her drink
ing problem.
She told friends recently, “I
have begun to find my way.”
Her body was taken to Belle
vue Hospital for an autopsy.
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