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HollyicooiVs f Ardennes Forest9
B Hew&rd C. Hey
HOLLYWOOD. May 21 -,4V When producer leaves the world of
mk-belie;, e for the realm of tark re)it.v he usually fries all the
way.
''Battleground." for ir.-'jm. is c ra r rtvi .$ the grim, grimy.
Foomy apel? of venter Airfare IT is et in the Ardenr.es forest near
Castc.gen. Belgium. ri,r;r.tf the battle cf the B ulgeat Christmas time.
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r,re Senary. MOM production Xommy fereI Douglas Fowley
chief, chose actors and crew (even ,
the publicity man) on the basis of . Bert mg heard the c.t.
vvar service or Sincere belief in the Techmfal adyiser are Col. Har
fiim. his pet project S ensnt Rot- rv W O kinnard and Major Salve
ert Pirosch actually fought in the Math,.n Both Mfved with th
Ardennes. ,101st It was Kinnard who suf-
TauKht Actor getted Brig Gn. Anthony C. Mc-
Sf Miers depicted are members Auliffe's -celebrated reply. Tuts!"
ef the famous 101st airborne, and to the Gefman commander who de
2f men who served w;th that di- mended thir surrender With the
iMr.n are in the cast Thev re- 20 men - technical advisers out
hearted two weeks with the Mars number stars ,
before production started not to Ferest Reproduced j
learn how to act. but to te h some The forest, heavy with fog and j
of the actor how to fight Van snow, is reproduced inside a big '
J hnvon. John HrKUak. George sound Mae Feminine studio per
Mu:phy. Ricard'. Mon:lbn. Don sonnel nd visitors shun it; the all
Tavlor. Marshall Thompson. Je- male language; U realistic, too. A
rme Courtland. Brute- Cowling, prop man bangs on a gong if a
Jirr. Whitmore. Richard Jaeekel. Woman does enter. Vt hen the
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starting Senday at the State.
Albany Athlete
To Skip College
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loaves tho "all slear" siren is
sounded. Director William Well
man is a bard-bitten character
and he's always in character.
Wears an iron hat. and spits.
Second infantry soldiers from
Tort Lewis are in the picture and
some of the scenes will be shot
at Fort Lewis.
Exact Copy
Pirosch says the set is so exact
a copy "that when I walked on the
other day and heard rifle fire. I
had a few jumpy moments " Kin
naxd agrees: "This is really it "
In one sequence a Jeep was sup
posed to turn into a forest track.
It stopped. "Cut!" yelled Wellman.
"What's wrong? why didn't you
keep going?"
"A tree's in the way; couldn't
make the turn." explained the
jeec driver.
''Well, let's move the . . . tree
over a few feet," ordered Woll
aaan. JCinard shook his head and grin
ned. Isn't it wonderfuP 'Move the
tree'" "Kill the fog"' Boy, what a
war we could have had under
these eonditions'
Flying Businessmen
Set Down at Salt Lake
' SALT LAKE CITY. May 21-uP
A swarm of 50 Oregon flying
businessmen landed at Salt Lake
municipal airport late today, com
I pleting the second leg of their
I flight to backtrack the Oregon
Trail from Portland. Ore . to Port
: land. Me. Their first stop was
, at Boise. Idaho.
ALBANY, May 21 -u- Sad J
note to college coaches: You don't '
need to come around looking i
hopefully at Junior. All he'll say
is "no "
"Junior"' is George Simons. 18-year-old
Albany whirlwind, who
astonished sports circles yester
day by breaking the broad jump
record in the state track meet
and then rushing off to pitch a
no-hit no-run ball game.
The broad jump 22 feet 8 ,
inches shattered a 12-year-old
Oregon record. And it wasn't even
a good as Simons managed in a
district meet. He jumped 22 feet
84 inches there.
The ball game gave Albany an
8-0 win over Springfield, the duc
trict title, and a berth in the ,
state baseball tourney. And It was
; Simons' fourth no-hit game this
: season.
? Just as if that weren't enough,
i Simons is a basketball ace. toe
But the coaches report the 6
, foot 2 Inch. 180-pounder isn't go
; ing to go to college. He is going
Into professional baseball come
June.
Old Murder
Case Revived
ROSEBUEG. May 21-.Pv-A w o
man was under indictment today
cn a first degree murder charge
in a year-and-a-half old death.
The Douglas county grand jury
returned an indictment yesterday
against Victoria Sanders, now in
the stole penitentiary n a baJ
chesrk charge.. -
She was accused of shooting her
common -law husband. Ralph Mo
jonnier, in hs small heme two
miles west cf Drain.
Mojonnier was found shot tn the
head Oct. 28, 1WT, a rifle by his
side.
lars w4m xcav lata the piste Ut
; night. They tcck f t.OCO in cash and
i the company "s burglary? insurance;
policy. i
TAKES INSURANCE POLICY
LA GRANDE. May 21-t-The
Valley Sausage company was re-1-ly
annoyed today about the bjrj-
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I ASKS GOP OPPONENT
i SPOKANE. May 21-oTV-enator
j Warren G. Manguson (D-Wash.)
, said today he wants a man "who
stands for republicanism" to be his
t opponent in next year's senatorial
, race. He told a democratic gather
ing that he thought the 81st con
gress would pass 85 per cent of
legislation recommended by Pres
, ldent Truman.
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Success for
Economy Move
WASHINGTON. May 21 -f -Senator
Taft (R-Ohit. ) fr.recaM
nearly solid senate it uL.i an
support ti-day f r a bipart;n
move to nine about $2 f 00.000 000
off . t i pna';. ii?
Anm tint in thi-t GOP m mbers
tiro abandoning tt ir ursucc esful
efforts to trim separate monev
bliN tre fhio senator said he will
ask his party members to get be
hind a proposal being oififted bv
Senators Russell ( D-Ga t and
Cordon (R-Orc ). Rusvell and
Cordon aio working cut a formula
for percentage cuts These would
be applied to most of the ap
propriations to run the govern
ment for the rear beginning next
July 1 They xpct to effect re
ductions of from f 1.900.000.000 to
$2. 000. OH i.OOO in this way. Rus
sell told a reporter the plan is to
hang the proposal on the last reg
ular money measure which goes
boforo the senate
If congress approves the mea
sure with this rider, the authors
think they will havo a form of
Insurance against any presiden
tial veto. They argue that Presi
dent Truman wouldn't be likely to
veto an Important money measure
just to strike out the economy
move
Proctor. Vt , calls itsey the
marble capital of the United
States; about 70 per cent of the
nation's supply comes from Proc
tor quarries.
Walch
For
The
Traveler
HERE Is an all-aluminum win
dow screen that never rusts,
never stains, never tags ...
yet coats as little as $3.40.
That's RY-LOCK...the sensa
tional tnion screen for all
double-hung windows . . . with
tho exclusive, patented fea
tures which get tho screen tight
and Jreep it tight! They need
bo care, no painting.
For aunny windows there is
tho RY-LOCK "Shade" Screen
...built like a little enetian
Jolind. For metal casements
there is now tho RY-LOCK
"Case" Screen.
It will pay you to etonto la for a
demonstration.
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Ballftaiiip to Help Boy
Regain Eyesight
McMINNVILLE. May Jl -UP,
A benefit baseball doubleheader
here May 27 may restore the eye
sight of a iunior high school boy
wno lost his vision to baiteball
Young Jack Roberts, an honor
student at McMinnille junior
high, misjudged a fir rjall here
March 24 It struck him and
blinded his right eye. An accident
Involving scid had robbed his
left eye of sight
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M. Mrnti Wftl Caravan Wat Cattvin
lircr.estra !Mmo Memos
In 1947. Canada Impoited $2,
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