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Observer, La Grande, Ore., Mon., Sept. 28, 1959 Page 6
TELEVISION IN REVIEW
Actress Kim Novak Will Show
Brains In Addition To Beauty
Bw VERNO SCOTT
UPI Staff Writtr
HOLLYWOOD 'I' PI' A
tolttnin eyed Kim Novak is d
elumorizing herself to prove she
is more than a beautiful Rirl who
haien8 to find herself in front
of a movie camera.
Curled up on the while rue of
hue living room, the platinum
blonde sipped a cup of coffi-e.
She wore a pair of form-fitting
black bullfighter pants, a
blue shirt itantaluingly unbut
toned! and that was all not even
a pair of slippers. Other than a
smudge of lipstick, the actress
wore no makeup.
For the first time in her young
life Kim has experienced critical
praise or her atting in "Middle
of the Night." She is determined
to prove her performance opposite
Frederic March was no fluke.
Learnad From Early Parts
"They gave me a chance to act
for a change," she said. "But I
don't regret my earlier roles.
I've learned from them. While
other newcomers were studying
acting in schools' I was learning
my trade as the cameras were
turning
"My success came too fast, and
I was unprepared for it," Kim
continued.
"I'm glad I didn't start at the
top because there would have
been oo place to go. Now, I feel,
my career is building. I am tak
ing my time and growing as a
performer slowly."
It's taken Kim 11 pictures and
some five years to break away
from her glamour girl reputation.
Arid in her next movie she again
steps up in class. Her co-star ia
Columbia's "Strangers Whea We
Meet,'' is Kirk Douglas. Her role
is highly dramatic.
Adjusting Personal Llf ,
La Novak, like Marilyn Monro
befo-e ier, also is readjusting her
personal life.
"I've never beet a light-hearted
person," she explained, "and I've
never had much confidence in my
self. Even today I'm not sure I'm
meant for this kind of life.
"So I'm selling my house and
moving into a small apartment.
The less comfortably 1 live the
more willing I am to work hard
and improve myself as an ac
tress. I want to look at life and
the world not have people look
ing at me all the time.
"My only real goal U proving
to myself that I'm doing the best
job possible. At the beginning I
was painting my characters with
only one color. As I go along I'm
picking up more colors.''
FORD VS POWELL
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI)
Eleanor Powell's attorney pre
dicted Friday that the former
dancer and her husband, actor
Glenn Ford, will reach a property
settlement within the next two
weeks. Ford's lawyer agreed to a
continuance for the 10th time of a
hearing on Miss Powell's request
for temporary alimony and attor
ney's fees pending trial of a di
vorce action. The hearing was set
for Oct. 9.
DAILY XV LOG
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TV X TV TV
MONDAY
t:00 Kuperinaii Nttwa, Sports Movie (Oont.)
6 15 " Dou Bilward NHC News
,ti::iO NeWHbeat ArnoM n Aiuly Vew Features
:S " Front Page
7:0rt Man With A tiun Lockup Rescue' ttlfrht
7:15 " "
7:30 Shirley Tomple Name That Tuns Whlrlybtrds
7:45 " "
S 00 " The Texan Love and Marriage
:15 " " . . i
8:30 Preview 2 RuPnnt Show Tales Wells Fara-o
8:45 " "
!:00 HlBh Koad " Peter Ounn
9:15
i 9:30 Top Pro Golf " Alcoa Theatre
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10 00 ltnneey Mike Hammer
10:1.". " ..
10::io HIr Story June Allyaon News
10:4 Late MoTle
11:00 XiKlillWHt 4 Most Feature
11:15 Jui-k l'aar " "
lt:30 " "
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TUESDAY
8:00 Cont. Classroom
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J.J Dlnjr Dons; School
:00 On The Co Dough Ke Mi
9:15 ...
,:3n ' December nrlde Treasure Hunt
l:4.". m
l:i'n I Love Lucy Price Is Right
10:15
i "' Top Dollar Concentration
10:4.".
11 oo Love or Lira Tic Tac Dough
11:1. Preview i
11:3 Komper IM 5"earch for Tomorrow It Could Be Tou
H:5 C.uldlng Light "
1! 00 Across ilieIlonrl Coffee Club Theatre Queen For a Day
12:15 -
12:30 Pnntonilme Quiz " The Thin Man
12:45 " "
1:00 Music HiiiKO " Young Dr. Malone
1:15 "
1:30 liurns 4 AUcn As the World Turns From These Roots
1:4S " I 1
2:00 Day In Court For Better or Worse House on High St.
J:15 "
2:3ft Cinle Slorni Show HousepartS' Split Personality
2:45 " "
.1:00 Heat Th Clock llig Payoff .Matinee on Six
J:15 "
3:30 Am. liumlnland Verdict Is Tours "
S:45 H
4:00 " llrightcr Day "
4:15 " Secret Storm
4:30 Popeya Edge of Night "
4:45 - Palnt-O-Pete
5:00 " Kumar Five O'clock Movie
5:15 V
5:30 ltock & Mis Friends Itnbin Hood "
5:45 ' -
Italian Singer
Answer to Pravloue Pui
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1 Noted
Italian . linger,
Enrico
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leading part
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by opera
lovers ol hit
day ,.
14 Lecturer
1 Lamented
It Perfumes
17 Stray
18 Old Roman
measure
20 Butter mass
21 Capture
23 Yam skein
25 Electrical
Unit
28 Social aspirant
(coll.).
28 Ventures
SO Swell (slang)
32 Obtained
33 Scandinavian
coin
34 Rhea
33 Sea birds
37 Gaze
3D Headland
40 Obese ,,
42 Fiber knots
44 Fairy fort
45 Bear child
47 Name ol 13
Popes
49 Bars legally
63 Narrative
song
85 Pricker
56 Botanical
cavity
87 Check
88 Roasting rod
DOWN
1 Arrived
2 Emblazon
3 Bellowed
4 Vase
8 Small spring
6 More unusual
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7 Scarf
8 Weight
8 Clochel
10 Storehouses
11 Ethical
12 Formerly
19 Cheerless
22 He wss one of
the worlds
leading
24 Menial
25 Revert
27 He was
in Naples
29 Krolic
31 Complain
fussily (slang)
35 Post-Lenten
festival ..'
38 Algonquian
Indian ,1 .
38 Color ,
39 Stair part .
41 Wind '
instruments"
43 Peak in '"1
eastern Utah
44 Firewood
(Sp)
48 Dog's cry , ,
48 River in
Moravia
50 Like (suffix)
51 Places (sbi
52 Put in type,:
54 Protected-apot
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iccuracy cannot be guaranteed by the La Grande Observer.
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Population Of
Oregon Is Up
16.8 Per Cent
PORTLAND (UPI) The Ore
gon Slate Board of Census an
nounced the population of the
state has increased 16.8 per cent
since the last official census in
1950. '
Oregon's certified population as
of July 1. 1959, was 1,777.000.
The 1950 census listed the Ore
gon population at slightly- over
one and one half million persons.
Multnomah county showed a
jump of 14.5 per cent. The total
is 540,000 compared to 471,537 in
1950. '
Portland is listed with a popu
lation of 405,000 inhabitants, A
total of 373.628 was noted in the
1950 census.
Eugene Over Salem
Osweao moved into a tie with
McAiinnville for the 23rd city in
size, at 7,300.
Eugene had 770 more than Sa
lem. i
New population figures for Ore
gon cities above 5.000 with, the
1950 figure in parenthesis includ
ed: Eugene 49.870 135.879'; Salem
49.100 143.140 p; Med ford 26.300
'17.305); Corvallis 20,250 (16,2071:
Klamath Falls 20.200 (15,875':
Pendleton 13,650 (11,7741; Albany
14.300 110.115'; Springfield 14.090
'10.8071; Bend 13.300 (11,409;
The Dalles 12,050 ( 7.676); Astoria
12.000 1 12.331 1 ; Grants Pass 10.200
'8.116'; Koseburg 12,250 ( 8,390);
La Grande 9.500 ( 8,635 : Baker
10.120 I9.471; Ashland 8.900
'7.7391; Oregon City 8.750 ( 7.6821;
Coos Bay 8,020 6.2231; North
Bend 7.880 ' 6.099); Hillsboro
7.770 ( 5,1421; McMinnville -T.300
6,63"; Newport 5,200 ( 3,241);
Forest Grove 5.780 1 4.343 ir West
Salem 5,000 13.0531; Dallas.. 5.440
14.793); Beaverton 5,130 12,312);
St. Helens. 5,215 '4,711); Lebanon
6.500 15,875).
WATCHES SAVINGS BURN
CHICAGO 'UPI' Benjamin
Brown, 50, suoervisor of a truck
ga'age, had stashed his life sav
ings of $!(i.r(pO in a hole in the
Saraqe wall for safekeeping, w'hen
fire broke out at the garage' Fri
day, he watched helplessly as
the building. 17 trucks, the Myalls
and his $16.3041 were burned.
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