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Frank J. I-atiM-he declared Sun
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The five-time governor made the
statement on a national television
and radio program, the National
Broadcasting Co.'s "Meet The
Prew."
Laukcha has declared himself
candidate for , the United Stalei
Senate seat occupied by Republi
can George Bender. He also Is
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NKW YORK m Eight persons
destined for OreRon sre among
1.152 European refugeei scheduled
to arrive here Monday morning
aboard the Navy transport Gener
al Ungfltt.
They are;
Harris Hermanns, Tt, from
Lithuania, a driver, sponsored by
the Rev. P. Meagher. Mt. Angel'
Abbey, and endorsed by the Na
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, Aribert Feeder. XI. from Ger
many, a miller; his wife., Aurelia,
SO. and their daughter; spon
sored by A. J.Letfelman, Beaver-
ton, and endorsed by the Lutheran
Refugee Service.
Johannes Krueger, 29. from Ger
many, a coalminer; his wit e,
Agnes, 21; and their two children.
t and I. sponsored by the Rev.
Alcuin Heibel, Portland, and en
dorsed by the National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
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RICHMOND, Vs. (jP- A iW7
vntmg turnout Is expected In Vir
ginia Monday in a cn!,,4 r? r
endum on a propo.sal aimed at
avoiding enforced lntezrtn of
white and Negro chiMren in t! e
state's public schools.
Both advocateg and opponents
of the plan say the outcome of the
referendum is "unpredictable."
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a m. to 0 pm. tEST) is on the
question of whether a limited con
vention should be called with the
power to amend Virginia's Co
stltution to permit allocation of
state funds for educating children
n nonsectarun private schools.
Rep. GrAen
Finds Man
Fatally Hurt
WASHINGTON (An - A man who
fell from the Pennsylvania Avenue
bridge ontp Rock Creek Parkway
and was fatally injured was dis
covered Saturday night by Rep.
Edith Green (D-Ore) as she drove
along the parkway;
She spotted a bundle like object
in the roadway and on stopping,
found it to be an injured man.
He was '.identified as Richard
Pickett, 31, a messenger at the
Department of Agriculture.
He died about three hours later
from bead Injuries and two broken
legs.
A certificate of death by suicide
was issued by Dr. Christopher J.
Murphy, deputy coroner. Police
said Pickett had threatened to
take his lire because of financial
difficulties.
The fall from the bridge was
about 30 feet.
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Star Revcah
Her Real Age
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK m-Ruth Gor
don, a brilliant stsge star, is a
rare woman indeed the doesn't
mind getting older and even tells
you her sge.
'Tm certainly glad I got over
my youth," she proclaims. "That
is a terrible time."
Miss Gordon, one of the half
dozen senior great ladies of the
Ajnericsn theater, is celebrating
her 40th anniversary in show
business right now with perhaps
her biggest triumph, the title
role in Thornton Wilder'! "The
Matchmaker" at the Royale. It
has, she says, brought the "most
extraordinary" notices of her
career, this after a seven years'
absence from Broadway.
A lady of forthright candor,
Miss Gordon unhesitatingly dis
cusses with one and all her pro
fessional anniversary and her
age, which is 59.
Doing All Right
"Lots of us who aren t chick
ens any more are doing all right
these days," she. chuckles, ticking
off achievements of such sister
celebrities as Fontanne, Cornell
and Hayes.
The salad years, she reflects,
are apt to be full ot heartaches,
heartburn and sore arches.
"It would have been a great
comfort to know 40 years ago
that today I'd be having a big
triumph," she points out.
Versatility is part of the Gor
don full-life formula, for besides
being a star player, she is a play
wright of no mean skill, a creator
of short stories, and, in private
life, the wife of Garson Kanin,
another author and one of tie
theater's most-sought directors.
She explains where the energy
and time for so many endeavors
is obtained.
"I eat an awful lot," the petite
star avers. "And acting doesn't
a.u Bui.... U use ud 100 niui'U umc aucr if
presents Man, Mi nd-Cy il hearsalf-whert you get-s;oing.-Rltrhard
In a return ,TV engagement Thpre are all those afternoons
to spare."
Currently she Is working on a
play "The Cook Book," and also
has In her trunk a novel. The
latter led to the former. The
main problem with her prose
efforts "is always the ssme, it's
the length. I generally write 20
times too much.
Separate Ways
She and Kanin pursue separate
writing ways, until a product is
finished "We're both very lndi
vidualistic and while 1, don't mind
what you may say about my writ
ing, one thing I can't stand is
constructive criticism.
Although she would like some
dav to Dlav'in her own new
drama, she hopes next to do "A
Month in the Country," with her
husband directing her for the
secoqd time in their careers.
One of the most pleasant vir
tues of being before the public
a long time, she says, is the way
in which an actress suddenly
finds herself "strangely tied into
the lives of so many people."
Fans write often to tell her of
the anniversaries snd birthdays
in their lives which sre asso
ciated with seeing one ot her
performances.
"A most extraordinary thing
It vis," Miss Gordon comments
with an appreciative glow.
Her acting assignments nsve
ranged from Barrie's "Peter
Pan", (her first show, in 1913
with Maude Adams) to Ibsen's "A
Doll's House," but there's no
doubt In her mind what type of
racting gives her the biggest kick.
Hard Werk
The hesw dramas of Ibsen
int aimltar vjrifora "are hard
work, but they are the roles you
stretch your talent with.
"However, the real thrill comes
in comedy when you hear an au
dience screaming with laughter.
It's wonderful to be out there
with a rollicking bunch of peo
ple. It's more relaxing too."
Miss Gordon, at 40 and 59,
doesn't seem eager to overdo the
relaxing.
Emmett Rogers, producer
along with Maurice Evans of the
hmde TV
Eve's Old Friend III;
Television - - Not TV
KPTV Monday's Highlights
(Channel Z7);
ii:N aeaa nbc Matinee Theater
Tha Gate,'' starring Richard Long.
Marcla Henderson and Raymond
Bailey a wealthy young woman de
fies her family by marrying a aalea-
man.
I N a m. Matlnea Theater with
Mary Brian and John Barrow In
'Monte Carlo Nighla.'
of "Peter Pan' 4ames M. Barrie's
fantasy abant the lost boys wha live
la Nevarlaad, where they never grow
P- - - . .
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with John Boles and Mona Barrie
in "Road to Happiness."
KOIN-TV Meaday's Highlights
(Channel S):
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Tha Wedding," Richard Rober, Slg
Arno, Jack Moore. '
7:N p.m. Studio ona rne
Talented Mr.' Ripley," an Intriguing
atory ot a ne'er do-well actor who
doea away with a wealthy young man
and tries to atep Into his ahoea
through a clever Impersonation.
S;N p.m. - Burns ana Alien
Grit a uses an alluring cigarette
counter girl, Myrna Hansen, aa bait
to boost the salea of tickets lor son
Ronnie's school dance.
U.se am. Showtime on Six
"Bare of Hate," Regis Toomey, Sheila
Terry.
KLOR-TV Moadsy's Highlights
(Channel II):
I N p.m. Mieiey mouse newareei
"The HiDOe Wha Goofed." "Bey
Builds Atom Machine," "Cincinnati
Chaa Chaa." "Ike Likes 4-H Club'
here." "Frogvllle U.S.A.," "Pasaycat
Polka." and "Old MacDonald Had a
Farm." "Whit 1 Want ta Be" a atu-
dent gets a leeeaa la Instrument fly
In. "Building a Building."
I M p.m. TV Headers Digeat
"Why tha Choir Waa Late"' atarrlng
Byron K. Foulger aa Rev. Mitchell
and Paulina Moore aa his wife, Ruth.
The true story of an Incident that
many believe an act of Goo
l:3 p.m. Vaica af Firestone
Barbara Glbaaa. Miuauoaai yeuag
coloratura eepraae. will be gaett
sololet. Mlaa Glbeea'a selections far
the ahaw are "Marrh af tha Greaa
dlera" from "Love Parade" y Soherl.
singer. "Snag af Lave'1 from "Bios,
eoe Time" by Stgmnad Ramberg
"Qnanda raplta la estast" from "l.ue
ta di Lammermoor" by Geetane Don
tietU and "My Here" from "The
Chocolate Soldier' by Oscar Strauss.
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.HOLLYWOOD - STARR RE
PORT: A good friend of mine has
been seriously ill these past two
days and things have been strange
ly quiet. When a cheerful voice and
a bright and
shining face are
suddenly m 1 1 1-
ing, it is only
then that you
realize how
much you have
counted on their
presence.
This particu
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I have known well for eight years
now, lives with me and is gener
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even the best ot friends can blow
a fuse. For the past two days we
haven't even been speaking. And
I am beginning to feel miserably
sorry about some of the unkind
things I have said, the sharp criti
cisms I have made and the rather
cavalier attitude I have too often
assumed.
I am speaking, ef course, about
my televlilen Kt (which i abso
lutely refuse te refer te as "the
TV familiarity still breeds con
tempt.) ' It suddenly snapped,
crackled aad pepped, Just like a
breakfast cereal, and tbea It just
sat there, all dark aad quiet.
My first Instinctive reaction was
to consider the possibility of buy
ing a new one, a project I dropped
like hot potato after talking to
an engineer friend of mine. "Most
of the leading manufacturers." he
said mournfully, "make two lines
of sets a competitive line and a
good line. The competitive line is
priced for the market. Tbe good
line is intended to maintain the
manufacturer's good name and
prestice. In other words, you get
exactly-". harydd TayoTr-You
can get a in-tube set or you can
get a 26-tube set. You can get a
hunk of cheap metal or plastic, or
you can get a piece of fine furni
ture. You pay accordingly."
I look at seme el the fine-furniture.
After all, I'm a female.
farce hit "No Time . for Ser
geants" sets off Jan. 9 eti s tour
of 14 southern centers to seek
more youths like Andy Griffith
of Mount Airy, N. C. Andy is the
drawling sensation of the show,
and the Messrs. Rogers and Ev
ans, looking ahead to touring
needs in the future plus the de
sirability rf having someone
available to step into Andy's
shoes in case of an emergency,
figure that the proper talent can
only be found below the Mason-
Dixon line .
Jnha Steele
Mua. Midnight
Jess Meson
Dance Tuna
Second Looks
Second looks at first nights:
The Irish players have been ar
riving en masse these recent eve
nings, and provide a Celtic com
mentary on the highs snd lows
of contemporary theatrical en
dcavor.
First it was Frank Carney's
'The Righteous Are Bold," which
unfolds at the Holiday as an
awkward attempt to tell of an
Irish girl literally "possessed of
the devil." Eddie Dowling, as
producer and director, has re
gretfully missed creating the il
lusion of credibility.
In brilliant contrast is Sean
O'Casey's "Red Roses for Me" at
the Booth. A sensitively precise
cast that is large and mostly
Gaelic has been fused by Director
John A'Shaughneisy into a com
polling theatrical experience. It
is based on labor troubles in
Dublin of the 1930 s, and much
of the mirth of its first half gives
way to ominous sadness later;
but the performance is so su
perior and the golden language
of O Casey so limpid that a spec
tator' must be csse-hardened in
deed not to feel it a memorable
evening.
The fine furniture was priced as
high as $300. especially the eae I
really wanted. Naturally. It was
early January and Santa Ctaas
had retired te the North Pale, lick
ing his weuads. There was ae
point In counting en him. I patted
tbe YM cherry cabinet aad left.
Over la earner ef the store,
"Matinee Theater" was being
shown en a SMS color set. Aa
elderly couple who didn't Wok as
though they could afford their next
meal were watching II, entranced.
I went home and called the re
pairman. ' Fix up my old and
dear friend," I said. My old andi
dear friend wouldn't bring S47 on
the open market, but it's mine and i
I love it.- By tomorrow morning j
it will have been restored to good
health. For maybe 147. And worth'
every penny of it.
a a
POOR DINAH SHORE. And with
all that money, too. During the;
Tournament of Roses Parade last
Monday, her special and veryj
expensive gold lace gown got
all Scorched by the concealed
heater installed In her float to
keep .her warm.
Next day, all set to do an Ice
show on ties; regular Tuesday night
NUC program, the water failed to
freeze and they had to run in a
standby kinescope. Dinah had to
sit around all evening waiting for
the ice to freeze and finally did
the show at 10:30 that night to re
place the standby kinescope. Next
morning she found a cake of ice
with a lone red rose lying on top
of it sitting on her doorstep, a
remembrance from her practical
joker accompanist, Ticker Free
man. She didn't speak to him for
the rest of the day.
eoe,'
l-JTARRDl'STL.Wilh plenty. f lax
money tying around loose, Deal
Arnas has decided te pour some'
of It Into a new speculative ven
ture, a tM-mlnute color film ver
sion if "Don Oulxate," which ke
hopes to sell te either CBS or NBC J
as a spectacular, Plans te get tt
Into production some time Is1
Marrh . . . Incidental Intelligence: I
David Brian. TV's "Mr. District
Attorney," spends meat col his'
spare time readiag. Favorite sub
ject b the Bible aad Biblical lit-
eralure. Favorite extracurricular (
activity Is WAIF, the Jane Rus
sell fouaded Wemea's Adoptloa In
teraalioaat Fund. Hollywaed tsa't
such a bad place after all . . .
Miltoa Berle's year, off now In
cludes plaas (or a Broadway shew.
Man with his supply f energy ap
parently couldn't spend aa eatlre
year doing just nothing,
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SHORT SHOTS: Th Moulin
Rouge, a Sunset Boulevard night
club, is all of a sudden a TV studio
by day. "Queen For a Day" al
ready originates five timet a week
from the huge revolving stage
there, and as of Jan. 10 the Tennes
see Ernie Ford show moves in,
also on a lfte-a-week basis . , .
Burns and Allen are taking a bad
ly needed two-week vacation,
which George is spending in Palm
Springs working on scripts for
the next three filmings.
Publisher AvTtlrl
Franklin Cold Medal
NEW YORK m- Richard W.
Slocum, president of the Amer
ican Newspaper Publishers Assn.,
Sunday was announced as the
gold medal award winner of the
International Benjamin rranklin
Society.
Slocum, who Is executive vice
president and general manager
ot the Philadelphia Bulletin, was
cited for "outstanding service in
upholding the freedom ot the
press,"
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SEATTLE The Navy trans
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Sunday from tha Far East with
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