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Italian Actress
Says Her Success
Not Due to Clothes
ROME, 0—Voluptuous Sophia
Loren angrily told a Roman court
Saturday that neither the table
manners nor the dresses of a Neo
politan tailor made her a movie
star.
Count Lelio Galateji, a Naples
dressmaker, is suing the fiery
actress for breach of contract. He
says she agreed to wear only his
creations and that he—playing
Prof. Higgins to her Eliza in a
real life version of “Pygmalion”
—taught her table manners and
how to behave in public.
Still fuming when she emerged
from the courtroom, Sophia told
a reporter:
“It wasn’t clothes but no clothes
—well, at least not very nice ones
—that made people notice me in
pictures.
“I wore hardly anything in
‘Aida,’ peeled eels in very little
for my next picture, and dove for
sponges off Greece in ‘Boy on a
Dolphin’—for this I need a dress
maker?”
The judge postponed the case.
Wildlife Service Gets
Greatly Expanded
Conservation Program
WASHINGTON, Secretary
of the Interior Seaton Saturday
announced plans for a greatly ex
panded conservation program for
Fish and Wildlife resources.
Seaton said he had asked t ie
recently reorganized service to
develop a blueprint for the pro
posed long-range program.
“The challenge of soundly man
aging our commercial fishery re
sources to assure a continued har
vest and of meeting the growing
demand for opportunities to fish
and hunt at a time when those
opportunities seem to be dimin
ishing must be met head-on,” said
Seaton in a statement.
He gave no cost estimates but
other sources have said a pro
gram to cost about $100 million
over a 10-year period, in addition
to regular programs of the serviee
was under consideration.
One of the goals, he said, would
be to solve problems of destruc
tive drainage threatening marsh
es and wetlands for migratory
waterfowl. Another is a planned
program of land acquisition to
meet federal and state needs in
wildlife management.
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