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Two Jacks-Coogdn, Cooper,
Take Back Seat To 'Beaver'
HOLLYWOOD UI'Ii Jaikic
Coofian and Jackie I'mwr, Uo oi
the bifiRest child stars in history,
must taks a back smI to 11 year-
old Jerry Mathers in the statisti
cal department. '
rs star of the ' Leave It to
Heaver" TV series, young Jerry
is sen by some 20 million viewers
weekly. His 39 half-hour shows for
the past two seatons give him a I
tutal uf 39 hours on film.
In 11 films as a ch Id star Ccor- i
an racked up 13:i hours wlnl.v
cooper iiia-iaeu .i iiuuib i:i ij
pictures. Jerry's total dues not in
clude roles he has played in mov
ies.
Jerry, however, is unmoved by
the comparisons.
Good Outweighs Bad
"I'm glad I'm a child star," he
said during a lunch break. "The
good (hint's about it outnumber
the bad ones.
"Sometimes 1 miss the com
panionship of boys my own age.
lint lots of the adults I work with
are boys grown up. They play
with me all the time on the set.
"Also, I'm more in contact with
the adult world, so I guess I'm
QUOTES IN
THE NEWS
United Pr International
LANGLEY FIELD. Ya. Air
Force Capt. Donald K. Sluyton.
one of the seven L'.S. astronuuts.
expressing confidence that the pi
lot of America's first space flight
will get back even if automatic
dcices ail:
"It's a misconceiMion that you
have to build a system that is
perfect automatically before you
put a man in space. It's the man
ahoard that gives you reliability."
more u: an a.iult myself."
Jerry, sitting with the producers
of his show Joseph Connelly aid
ltohcrt Mosher said he thought
he was forunate to be working
. "H ing a performer is good for
me,'' he exolained. "Most boys
are self-conscious in groups of
adults, but I hflvc self-confidence "
Similarity Exists
Asked if there were uny simi
larities between himself and lele
vii:o'.'s "Heaver." Jerry laughed.
"Ik 3 always g'.-tling into trouble
aid so do I. 1 gueis I'm pretty
much lik? Beaver except he does
n't wurk for a .living."
Jerry has no ambit on to become
an adult actor.
"When I grow up I'd like to be
an attorney, or maybj own a res
taurant." Jerry said. "Maybe I'll
miss all the attention of being an
actor when I quit. But I'm not
going to let it throw me. If 1 stop
acting it won't make any differ
ence to my friends, anyhow."
Observer, La. Grande, Pro, Wed., Nov. 25, 1959 Page 6
Side Glances
NEW TREATY AGREEMENT
WASHINGTON UPI The
I'nited States. Russia and 10
other countries are near final
agreement on a treaty to demili
tarize Antarctica and freeze the
region's territorial status quo
Treaty negotiators are expected
to hold a final session Friday to
sign tne pact.
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"Wake up, Daddy! I'.cn vvar.ts your honest opinion on
whether he's cut cut to La a k.nkcr or a diplomat!" ,
Six Touring Soviets Guarded
Their Press Conference Well
HOLYOKfc. .Mass Mrs.
James Walsh, of Chicopee. Mass.,
who bought a $22 75 counter check
and got one for $4,000,022.75 in
stead, refusing to return the
check until the bank rehires the
teller who made the error:
"I'm just stubborn. Everybody
makes mistakes."
HAVANA Premier Fidel Cas
tro, telling Cuba's two million
member Labor Confederation
it'TC) that their conduct had con
vinced him it would be unwise to
arm and train "workers bri
lades":. "What would happen at this
convention if each of you had a
machine gun in his hand?"
"
CHICAGO Robert F. Hur
leigh, president of the Mulual
Broadcasting System, calling for
a single program rating service
and for a Senate hearing on the
impact of ratings on program
ming:
"This will unearth some of the
mumbo-jumbo, the double-talk.
the weasel-wording and defensive
mee-too tactics that ' undeniably
are some of the causatives for the
problems of our Industry."
By FRANK ELEAZER
UPI Staff Writer
WASHINGTON iL'PK Dmitri
Kabalcvsky, it is true, lost his
balance and pretty nearly fell to
the floor, but otherwise it was
plain the six touring Russian
coniMisers weren't about to make
anv slips.
They were winding up a
month's tour of the United States
with a press conference at the
Statler Hilton Hotel. Looking
back, I'm not sure why they
called it. At the time I wondered
mostly why they called it for 10
a m. and then strolled in at about
10:08.
In fairness, they probably had
been tipped off by some local
squealer that this was the Amer
ican custom. - .
There was an exchange of smiles
and greetings with the 18 or" so
newsmen.
Howard Mitchell, director of the
National Symphony Orchestra,
and an interpreter came in with
the visitors, including Dmitri
Shostakovich. There was a brief
game of . musical chairs as' the
group arranged itself behind a
long baize-covered table. In the
good-natured confusion I think
Kahalevski took a seat where
there wasn't one. Mitchell helped
him recover, and invited our
questions.
Russian Reports Trip
Somebody asked for a short re
port on the trip.
Tikhon Khrennikov, with smil
ing full face said he was glad
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to oblige. He said the Htissians
had visited eight big cities and'
many states from coast to coast !
and had been greatly enriched by j
their tour. I
Through the interpreter he cov-
ered Ihis thought, in a number of
ways, in not more than 10 or 12 1
minutes. j
"There is no doubt." he said.'
"but that our trip has broadened
our idea of the American nature.
the American people, and the
American culture and in par
ticular the American musical cul
ture. We have a knowledge now
of the system of musical educa
tion in the United States. Wo had
an opportunity of meeting the j
musical youth of America. Now
we know about the American peo
ple and culture much mure than
we knew before."
He hadn't said specifically, 1
pointed out. whether his group's
broadened view of America came
as a change for the better or
worse.
"Our attitude toward American
culture is that it is an extremely
high culture," Khrermikov said,
smiling firmly.
I had a feeling this fell short
of an answer. Maybe Boris Y'aru
stovsky "hrd been scld on the
group by our "wealthy and clever
planning" of libraries, universi
ties, public buildings, and thea
ters. He said they were impressed
too by our art forms oth?r than
music, like painting
"I cannot say of course," he
added, however, "that our tastes
are always the same."
Question Evokes Snickers
Well, why not trv it once more?
I said to myself. So I noted there
had been pleasant mention of
classical music and symphonic
orchestras, but I wondered if any
of the visiting six had had time
to catch radio's musical fare
popular stuff like, say. rock 'n ,
roll a-d if so. how did they
like it?
One thing I learned out of this
was that rock 'n roll, when trans
lated into Russ an. comes out
rock 'n roll. Also that Kabalevsky
for ore didn't care for the snick
er that went up at its mention
Irom the more long-haired seg
ment of the press.
"The question is somewhat
strange," he said, icily. "Even
more strange is the fact that the
newsmen present are smiling."
Mitchell leaed diplomatically
into the breach to say he was
sure the question had been mis
understood. He rephrased it.
Even so, "I've heard good popu
lar music and music I don't like,"
wus about the best I could get
for an answer.
OBITS
United Pr International
LOS ANGELES l'PT -Harry
T. 'Hah Forrest. 60. creator of
the comic strio "Ta lspin Tom
my" dbd Monday. Ho was to be
buried today at the Veterans Na
tional Cemetery in West Los Angeles.
NEW YORK 'UPI' Robert
L. Hays. 61. an assistant vice
president of the Metropolitan Life
insurance Co., died Tuesday aft
er a short illness.
Thlt log it made up from information by Television Station and it
accuracy cannot b guaranteed by th La Grand Obrvr,
NEW YORK 'L'PI' Leon L.
Kaso 59. a writer-editor in the
radio news department of the.
Daily JYews and former war cor
respordent for the United Pres
died Tuesday after a long illness.
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