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lips Offered On Mailing of Yulei Packages WASHINGTON, tfl J. Chief Mailman Arthur E. Summerfield Wednesday offered a act of tipt I 1. :i rt t on iiuw 10 wan jour vnrisimas packaged. j , And he topped his advice with a "Shop(EarIy-Mail Early" plea. The postmaster general says he expects to see the largest Christ mas mail load in history this year. He announced last night that the nation's railroads have joined the department in the an nual drive for .early mailings, to promote speedier deliveries, through use" c railroad station loud speakers, and through inclu sion of this theme in railroad ad vertising copy and on dining car' menus. . . ' . j Cooperation Asked " ' I Postmasters throughout " the country have been asked to work j with their local newspapers and broadcasting outlets to' push the1 idea. - j :. Summerfield noted that all postoffices are 'giving free on re quest an illustrated pamphlet titled "Packaging and Wrapping Parcels for Mailing." He said that right packing, right wrapping and j right addressing are the three keys to easy and trouble-free Christmas mail. . f He offered .these suggestions: Don't use flimsy, light card board and paper boxes for your Christmas mailings. . y.: Strong Boxes Pick strong containers in good condition, of a size appropriate to the contents. Use cushioning material of two or more inches around your gift. Wrap the package j properly, preferably in heavy brown paper, and tie with strong twine. Don't mark the wrapping with unnecessary wording such as "Do Not Delay," .r "Rush.? -Address plainly and properly, 'us:n postal zone numbers when ever possible, with return infor mation in .the upper left hand . corner. -'. v Summerfield noted 'that as a general rule, firearms, ;. liquors,' poisons, explosives and animals are taboo in the mails.! " - He suggested that valuable items be registered, j".' - College Editor Position BOULDER, Colo U -4 Lyle Tay lor, 21, was relieved of duties as managing editor of the Colorado Daily. Tuesday night i ' - The University- of' Colorado Board , of Publications acted on a petition by Fred Tutfle, the university newspaper editor, which was signed. by other staff mem bers. Their petition aleged Taylcr wag causing Missension and ques tioned his, competence. ! - . Taylor,: political science senior from . Boulder,, said, the dissatis faction stemmed from ', political differences between him and the staff. He had been managing edi tor for six weeks. i - LEFTISTS SEEK CHANGE MEXICO CITY VP) Lef tist groups have asked Congress to amend a bill, submitted .recently by resident Adolf o ; Ruii Cor tines, proposing creation of i nuclear energy commission. They charge the bill leaves the way open for foreign acquisition of Mexico's uranium and other fis sionable resources. " ! 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Mandy, a French poodle, is showering af fection on a toy robber poodle after the real live popples she had been expecting failed to arrive. She showed all the symptoms, bat X-rays showed she was not pregnant. (AP Wirephoto.) Sctn Simeon to i - ; f90 Miles of Scenic Grandeur9 &y LILLIE MADSEN (Staff Writer, The SUtesman) CARMEL, taUf The longest 90 miles in California are those from! San Simeon to Carmel. We have; found ho 90 miles in Cali fornia that offers more grandeur in scenery. ; : ' This stretch, we were told, has been treveled in 3i hourst If you are going to see anything at all other than the tiny road of which much of the way you see but a quarter of a mile at a time you had best plan on an hour longer.. We took a "little over six. jBut then, we saw quite a bit and had luncheon along the waythe latter at a small inn hung far out over a cliff with nothing but a shear drop be- i neath us. We wouldn't have miss ed this trip. We hope to make it again. - : Actually, you don't start the trek 'at San Simeon. You leave Highway 101 at Morre Bay, 29 miles below the beginning of .the 90-mile trip. Motto Bay is known as "sunset town". It is the home of Morro Rock, the landmark which steps 576 feet right up out of the Pacific and covers about 40 acres. From Morro Bay some of the finest sunset pictures along the racuic are saia to be obtainable. However, one of the requisites Is that you are there, at sunset .WAJexe -there, in mid-morning. ' Six miles farther on is Cayucos, which natives told us, got its name from Indian canoes noted by early explorers. How the ex plorers found the spot I wouldn t know. Now it is the mecca for fishermen of halibut But it is 14 miles from here at Cambria that they go for red abalone and flowers; .and the famous County Park whore, as its brochures say: "the! pines, meet the sea." J.V J Last Store " A San Simeon you find a store. It is well to take a look at it as it is the last store you'll find for several miles; There are places along the next 90 miles you almost wonder if you'll ever see .store again. This store is known as Sebastian's General Store. It has 'everything but yard goods. I There are aspirin, gasoline, beer, r :.f 1: j :t , souvenirs, lunch and jade jewelry. This I is also the entrance 1o the baronial -estate of the late William Randolph Hearst built atop La- Cuesta Encnantada which trans lated means the enchanted hill. Plans .are now being made to open! this to the public. The show ing will be under the division of the California Beaches and Park. It stretches over quite an acre- age-4-we only saw it from the telescopes which are also avail able I at Sebastian's General Store. It is one of the things you don't believe, even when you see. No FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FI.1E LIFE C1CUP hone 3-5661 Carmel Route one here knows how many million dollars it cost Mr. Hearst to build the castle. Slew Rad From San Simeon, out if you are one of those whose principal goal is "making time", turn back. The road is not for you. Here the Santa Lucia, mountains walk right out of the ocean and you follow a small auto trail half way from the Top and the shoreless sea. 2,500 feet up, the same down. You view both and you feel awfully small. Also you have some of the fin est views of the Pacific Ocean you can ever hope to see. We took our time, and advantages of the turn outs. There are many little, and a few not so tiny, mountain streams coming out of the rocks. Thirty miles out is Pacific Val ley School, once housing as many as 40 youngsters, mostly Mexican. Near this is Jade Cove, from where a trail leads to Jade Beach. Here hundreds of Jade hunters, we were told.- gather each year. But it is advisable to check with a tide book, It would be a lonely place to wait several hours for low tide. Lncla Lodge i Another 10 miles, and you think you are dreaming: You come upon Lucia Lodge. It is a delightful spot and for a bit you - think you are over the greater part of the treach erous road. It tarns out to be but Jbreatbing stop., The lodge erected 22 yejrrs ago by F. E. DeLameter, set up a saw mill in the canyon near by. felled the redwood trees, sawed the lumber and did much of the building by his own hands sou can stay oer m&m.m unc i the redwood cabins, or you can stop for dinner, lunch or just a cup of coffee. One- spot along the road about 35 miles from San Simeon you'll see a sign designating the "Hunter Liggett Military Reservation," a proving ground for military vehicles and ma neuvers. Inquiry revealed that there are some 140,000 acres in this and that William Randolph Hearst sold it during World War II to the U.S. Army for 2 million dollars. That alone shows why Hearst gained riches while we remain poor. Had it been ours, we'd -have gladly given it to the army. ' .-. i Small Settlement ' Sixty miles of traveling and you come upon, the Big Sur, one of the most interesting spots along the road.1 It is a little settlement some 35 to 50 peo ple. It ; has everything from grand scenery to a U.S. Post off ioe. Big Sur Lodge, recom mended by the -Harold Larsens (and Duncan Hines) is modern in every way, in a setting that no amount of industry can mod ernize. . From the Big Sur to Lucia Lodge, .which we passed some 25 miles back, there are no telephones. From here to Carmel, while you again travel some .narrow roads, and enjoy some superb scenery, you have a feeling that you have come out of a dream and are again in reality. JYBOOYBYT WO; PAY V rrWNG- ABOUT TO SHE US F&T .A TlriS 3te U&ED ) BEFORc VOJ BUY A J Oft VALUSS-U9P CAR fjS 1 Ayr es Turns Back on Money For Religion By JAMES BACON V. HOLLYWOOD Ufi Many peo ple talk loftily of the brotherhood of man. Few do anything about it Actor Lew Ayres rates among the few. In the last two years. Lew has turned his back on a quarter of a million dollars in acting Income to film a documentary series on "the world's great religions." Besides the two years' work and 40,000 miles. of travel, the series so. far has cost Lew $85,000 out of his own pocket He will get some but only a small fraction of his financial in vestment back when he starts a nationwide tour with the films this week. First- stop: San Francisco. Those in Hollywood who know Lew best Anow him as a man of principle. The principle that guided Lew on his labor of love is summed up in his own words: .? "When maa understands, he r.o longer fears; when he no longer fears, he loves; when he loves, there is peace." Philosophy Stadent Lew has been a serious student of philosophy and comparative re ligion as long as he has been a movie star. .That goes back 25 years to Lew s famed portrayal of the bewildered German soldier in "All Quiet On The " Western Front. A Christian but belonging to no organized sect. Lew visited Japan for a survey 'of Buddhism and Shinto: Formosa and Hong Kong for Confucianism, Taoism and Chi nese polytheistic practices; Siam and Burma for Buddhism; India for Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism and the Parsees. Pakistan. Egypt, Jordan and Turkey were filmed for the religion of Islam. A month in Israel for Judaism completed the world-wide junket. Job Too Big ' "Those are not all the 'religions of the world far from it," Lew says, "but their followers number most -of the world's population. Li oian t touch Christianity this tune because the job was Just too big. "That's my project for - next year." . Lew, who has no press agent, invited some old friends of the press to take a look" at the films the other night. Admittedly, most came only out of friendship but all went away amazed. The films, which will take three nights to show, are scholarly in their authenticity of rituals and music, yet geared to the enter tainment tastes of a mass public. The photography, editing and over all production especially the color and sound are -real professional The great bulk of the photogra phy and editing was done by Lew, himself. Bob Duncan, a long time friend, was along to help lug cam eras and sound equipment and film scenes in which Lew inter views leaders of the - various de nominations. , -i'.j. Informal Introductions -" Wneff theTshow goes?on-th-Toad. Lew will go with it for informal introductions of each film. There is no preaching in the films, other than the message of tolerance which the pictures them' seh?es get across. Ncither ,s there any comparison, showing one faith superior or inferior to another. After the tour, he may put the films on television so that the largest possible audience may see them. Asked by a reporter why he undertook the project other than the obvious spiritual reasons. Lew answered: , ' "I've always wanted to do some thing like, this but this is the first time I've had the - time. I'm not so hot any more. Producers aren't knocking down my doors." But Lew is a rarity in Hollywood a modest actor. Abe Lastfogel, his agent for 25 years, reveals that movies and television ytn ' still earn Lew $123,000 a year without his even trying. Indian Fighter HOLLYWOOD (B Up to now the only strong, silent characters in movie Westerns have been the hero and his horse. But a new out door epic, "The Indian Fighter." features- a heroine as close-mouthed- as Gary Cooper and much prettier. She is Elsa.Martinelli, the for mer Italian model who "makes her screen debut as an Indian maiden. In the entire film she speaks a scant 109 words of dialoge. , "With her face, eyes and figure," asks co-star Kirlr Douglas, ''who needs words?"' ' Israel's population has approx imately tripled since 1948 to more than 1,700,000.; ' lli "HE Inside 'i V TV Rassliri' J ust AAi rit By EVE STARR HOLLYWOOD STARR REPORT: The bottom fell out of the TV wrestling racket recently when the California State Assem bly started looking into charges of syn dicate monopo ly and was told bv a cou nt nl nfmi I did not exactly smell like a rose and was,, as a matter of fact, fixed. Which is to say that' the referee knows in ad vance who is going to win, as do the wrestlers, because that's the way the script is written. Any reasonably intelligent View er with at least one good eye has, of course, long since figured this out for - himself. Even a blind man, for that matter, listening to the phony grunts and groans, could be reasonably sure that what he couldn't see was hardly worth it. Wrestling was a prime favorite in the earlier days of TV when there wasn't much else on the air and the wrestlers themselves made quite a thing of it with their gaudy robes, weird hair-dos and syn thetic feuds. The press has noted time and again that all this -was strictly for the birds so far as its legitimacy was concerned, but the act continued to pull customers until TV itself began to grow up and add more and better pro grams. 1 . Wrestling today la dowa to a hard cere of loyal viewers whe simply shot their eyes ti the paia fully obvious and continue to cheer their favorites and hiss the vil lains. Perhaps it'e a throwback to the days when the touring stock company brought the old pay-the-mortgage my pretty one melo drama te town. Ywt could almost spout the lines before the actors did, bet U was nevertheless great fun. " .' . - - t The "mellers," however, at least had pretty girls and handsome he roes and a decently civilized sem blance of honest chicanery which is a great deal more than can be said for wrestling. TV doesn't need it any more. And perhaps now that its shoddy, clumsy, piti fully inept deception ha been of ficially exposed, it will fold lis unkept -. tent and steal, silently. without a single grunt or groan. into the night Who needs it? 20TH -CENTURY-FOX ; b fast leaning the basic roles of TV. Twice la two months the studio has altered its policies on the mak ing of the 45-niBnte dramatic films for Its "20tk Ceatury-Fox Shew.? Initially the stadia plan ned te concentrate ea capsnle re makes of some of Its. more suc cessful old pictures, a plan which has since been' dropped la favor of doing more original stories. And bow comes word that the money which has been poured into expen sive sets will be channeled Into the writing, acting and directing departments. The TV screen, the stqdio has learned, ia too small to encompass the sweep of major production and the emphasis will oow.be en story and .characteriza tion. Gay named Jack Webb could have told them that long .ago. RCA PUT ON a dramatic demon stration of a color kinescope, at a meeting of the Academy of TV Arts and Sciences the other night, presaging the early arrival of the day when a color show beamed for the eastern seaboard at 9:30 p.m. can be keen in the west three hours later at its own 9:30 instead of 6:30 in the -early .evening. Us country cousins out here have been putting up , with black-and-white kinescopes lo these many smpggy years, albeit it has to be admit ted that kinescope quality has im proved to tne point where it is now more than acceptable. From what I saw of the first color kine scope, however, we have nothing to worry about. It was beautiful All you need now is a color set? STARRDUST: Warner Brothers has ambitions plans for a new half-hour series of adventure firms. to be shot In color on location along the Amazon River. Title will be "Amazon Trader," with John Sutton starred.' Jack War ner, Jr., will produce the. series . . . Gale Storm's newest career, that of a pop singer. Is booming. fHer first record, "I Hew Yon Knocking," has climbed past the 300,000 sales mark (200.000 is the accepted Agere for a hit record) and is still going p. She's like a kid with a new Toy. ' -.. v : Charlie Pomerants, one of . the town's best press agents, Is down with laryngitis and has been for mm X X X X 1 v 1 Racket No Rose bidden even te whisper, let alone talk. Columnists are having a field day calling him np and telling him horrible things about his clients aid he can't say a word la rebuttal . . . On a "People Are Funny'' show. Just filmed and not yet aired, a woman contestant who had secretly agreed to lose a anii contest with her audience-selected partner la order to make him look good, double-crossed everybody ajd went all oat te wis. "It Just goes te prove, said aulrk-wltted emcee Art Lfakletter, "that peo ple are funny." SHORT SHOTS: ' Milton Berle is hard on the heels of Greer G arson for . his Nov. 29 show, but may wind up with Joan Davis instead. Judy Holliday is already set for his Jan. 9 outing . . Oddity: Berle's last show with Ann Solh ern was the first time in 396 shows that he didn't play before a studio audience . . . Gerald Mohr, third and last of the heroes in the "For eign Intrigue" series, has plans to go back to Sweden and turn out an adventure series of his own. "You think Hollywood is loaded with pretty girls?" he told me. "Wait'll y 0 y see Stockholm!" Hump! I should be bothered. f Copyright 195S. - ' General Featurei Corp.) TRAFFIC INCREASES OTTAWA UH Highway traffic into Canada from the United States increased 19 per cent last September over the same month of 1954. The new, total was 1,602,. 800 vehicles. , KVAL TV, VHF 13 KVGENC: KVAL-TV, Channel tl (Thursday): 2:43 pjn. Matinn Thea ter featuring a full length Western, Border Vengeance:" 4:M Four O'Clock Date: 4:M Big Roundup: S:itPmky Lee; S:Jt Paul KilUam; SMS The Ncwi; I:5S SporU Head lines: : Weather Report: :M Annie Oakley: :3 Road to Adven ture: PatU Page; 7 : Western Marshal; 7:3 Amoa 'n.' Andy; I: Ypu Bet Your life : S:M Water front: : Dragnet; -M Ford TV Theater star Gale Storm In "Johnny Where Are Your": !: Paris Pre cinct; l:30 The Gun Corner: Mas ' Insepctor Mark Sober presents "Carrie's Coffin" in which wom an orders her own coffin and states the time and place of her death: ll:i Famous Playhouse. - KOAC. 550 k.c KOAC (TntirdaT):4t:M a.m. The Newt and Weather lt:li Especial ly for Women; Ufle "Calling Mrs. Oregon:" ii:eo Oregon school of the Air Living in Oregon: "Chief Joseph of the Nei Perces:-' I1:1S The Con cert Hall; 1 :ea The Newt and Weather; 12:1 p.m. Noon Farm Hour: l:eS Melody Lane; 1:15 Ore gon School of the Air Let's Sing, America: 1:4S Radio -Bookshelf: 2:M Especially for Women The Home Garden Hour: "How Does Your Jun ior Garden Grow"?: Z:3t Memory Book of Music; 2:45 Oregon School of the Air TraUwayi to Science Let's Look at roods "Sugar:" J:Ot- Oregon Reporter: 3:1S Music of the Masters: : University Hour: S:M Children's Theater: I:3t Pathwav to Progress: CM The News and weather; s:l The Gilbert Hlghet snow: :3aneaa lines in Chemistry; (:45 Report on Europe; 1:ta Jour ney Into Light; T:1S Evening Farm Hour: S:e BBC Theater. t:15 Mu sic That Endures: :4S Evening Med itation? Roger Williams House; sign Off. 4. UVE FROM . HOLLYWOOD "SHOWER t OF iN -4' ' iSTARS"' WMt Hm Cwoaf $ora PnATtatlje IsAEeeeat rjrjiy;ipxivcu "k Ami Hit Spaoof Gweaf . G.TACIE AILETJ ' yovr host BILL LUNDIGAN praSadht V CHRYSLER CORPORATION THf FOAWAAD LOOK nVMOUVN DOOCf Dt SOTO CMsrrva naftaut, . w 8:30 Channel 6 4 KOIN-TV S US s s SUtesmary&aiem, Ore.lliurs.t Nov. 1, 1955 (Sec 3)-7 THURSDAY'S (Editor's note: The Statesaaaa pafc fishes In good faith the programs and Unset ma provided by radio and TV stations, hot because ofttbnes the Rrernuns aro chaaeed without Btt catioa thta newspaper can ant b reponstble far the accuracy herein.) TV HIGHLIGHTS KPTV Thursday's Highlights (Channel tl): - I8.te noon NBC MaUnee Theater Tnt Straight With the World," an original play by Theodore Ap stein. the story ol a middle-aged couple whose - lives are disrupted when the husband's business is bank rupted. t M mm . Ma fid a TV. rDown Missouri Way" starring Mar tha 0'Dricoll and Roacoo Ates . S:M p.m. Ford Theater The eter nal triangle is the theme of "Johnny, Where Are You?" Gait Storm por trays a married wf man whose hus band is beset by the attentions 'of an old flame. Keith Andes ia co-star. M.-et p-m. Lux Theater Julie Ad ami start In the televenion of "Ap pointment for Love." 11:10 p-aa. Nite Owl Theater "Nijht Beat" stara Ana Crawford and Maxwell Reed. KOIX-TY Thursday'i Highlights (Channel t): ltrOt a.m. Armchair Theater "Amber Gods" with Mary Sinclair and William Henry. . 1:31 pjn. 1 Search for Adventure "Menace of the Deep": A group of native fishermen off tha shores of Mexico tell weird tales of a huge sea monster unlike anything they had ever seen and Colonel Craig goes under water la aearch of it l.-a .. Confidential File "Little People": Paul Coatea Investi gate! the private lives of a family of midgets and discovert that their lives are no different from anybody else's. Ii3$ p.mr Showtime On Six "Dragnet" . with Henry Wilcoxen, Mary Brian and Virginia Dale. KLOR-TV Thursday's Hlghlighta (Channel 12): S:M pJnMICKEY MOCSE CLt'B Book Club, "Uncle Remus," The Clandett, matielant. "Border Collie" and "Ye Olden Daya." t:te pJau Dangerous Assignment TELEVISION KPTV, VHF 27; KOIN-TV, HOUR tQ:M 00:15 . C0:3I tO:S t KPTV - 7l j ! . el-.--.:... '-V : KOIN - - 1 j I .' S KPTV ' Today ! IToday ', ! Today IToday i KOIN. I Newt-Weather Fun to Reduce : KPTY iTenn. Irnle ITenn. rnie " FeatJier Nwt FeatherNett -, W KOIN .Valiant Lady (Love of Life Search Tomorr.Guiding Light . It KPTV (Ding Dong Ding Dong - Beauty Search (Beauty Search, : S"f KOIN Armch. Theater Armch. Theater! Love Story - Love Story 11 KPTY Home Home Home IHome . ' KOIN Robt. Q. Lewlt Bobt. Q. Lewis Visitin' Time Visitin' Time i 12 KPTY I MaUnee Thea. Matinee Thea. Matineo Thea. IMatinee Thea. "" KOIN iLlnkletter LlnkletUr Bob Crosby Bob Crosby 1 KPTY (Date w'th Life First Love Sweeney World IMod. 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