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A detective finds his girl accused of murder. kOIN TV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL ): 10:M a.m. Armchair Theater "International Incident": Wilton Graf, John Baer, and George Wallace. 7:M .in. 30th Century-Fox Hour '"Laura": With George Sanders, Dana Wynter, Robert Stack and Scott Forbes, in a drama of a man's pessessivenew that leads to homicide of a girl. 10:3d a.m. Showtime on SixVJTurn of the Tide": Geraldine Fit gerald, John Garrick. Two English fishing families carry on a feud. KLOR-TV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 12): 12:M Moa Afternoon Film Festival "Stranger in Between" star ring Dirk Bogarde as a man who commits a murder only to have it discovered by a small boy who has run away from home. 7:9 .m. Wednesday Night Fights 10-round welterweight fight be tween Hector Constance of Trinidad and Virgil Akin of St. Louis. I:M .m. Disneyland "The Goofy Snorts Story," dedicated to sports and good sportsmanship. : a.m. MGM Parade "Captains Courageous" Spencer Tracy. 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Dance Tirnj Datwlf.4 7 Uaao Tim Uenceland Woody Show "lent I'hlla, Ore, Dane f'tm rce Report Kod Evening flayrei Donee Dance Time Danceland jDance Tim iwanreland Woody Show JWoody Show" PhlU. Orek. IWhlta nL tDeo Tmj k.ne tima Benny slumped down into a seat in the audience. "I'm getting lawfully lick ot this, but I think eric March get together to re- th," -rd in "iu :? Pi?? ttJL- JES .....1 K..V... Ik.- JkA wilflf iiuiiiuci t.itr uiu tmzi Thursday on "Shower of Stan"? I tat in on a n heantal the day before the abow and ' watched 1 1 h m run f through it no less than five times. Ob the first TUB I v through, the Ralph's right if we don't know it cold it's not going to be funny. It's only when you know what you're doing that you can cut loose and start playing with it But we'll get if which they did. To my mind. Salary Plea Royal Panel Asks Britain AIIot; Blamed for i Three New Grounds for Divorce Nanette's Exit By STANLEY GODFREY LONDON UP-'' A royal commis sion rrrnmmetiftad TucsHav th.it PHILADELPHIA IP-TV Guide ; Bri:ain recognize three new magazine said Tuesday a demand 1 grounds for divorce, now limf.ed for a 110.000-a-week salary, about , to adultery, cruelty and desertion, three times her present pay plus , . But u tTmd that the ide, of insistence on co-star billing led to llife.loni, marnfle. i, in danepr the split between Nanette Fabray and Sid Caesar, her boss. Caesar announced last week thai Miss Fabray. who plays his wife on their weekly television show "Caesar's Hour," was leaving with regret. The magazine reported that there was also a "clash of egos" and this was another reason that it was one of the classic eon- 'aorr aern edy bits of the season. FOOTNOTE TO "Richard m: J e n t i r e crew , Laurence Oliver's great picture is I plus all the;acw playing la theaters around usual hangers- the country. Go aee it Even if ion were fcUllng y uw t ta televisios, g see - memieiTts u tlto, if laughing. It hadnl been perfect. out it wu lunny. Not to the director, however. Ralph Levy didn't laugh. "Look, people," be laid, "let's go through this again. You nave to play it straight It Just isn't funny if you don't know what you're do ing' They did it again. Peggy Lee goofed on the second bar. apolo gized and said, "Sorry, let's take Jt from the top." Halfway -Channel Chuckles By BIL IEAXE "Welcome ta the Academy Awards ceremonies . . . " through, March missed a line completely. He frowned, slapped bis knee and, let it be repeated, (wore. Eloquently, too. They took it from the top of his line and he missed it again. He frowned harder, swore loud er. "What am I doing wrong?" he asked plaintively. -lt t the W," Feggy said. "You're waitin too long. Don't hold the 'oh'. Just ft right ahead with It "Oh", said March. Be muttered and hummed the line t himself twice. "That's it," Beaay said. "Now you've got 1L Let's g back." They took it from the top again. Benny, who rarely reads a throwaway line twice the same way, was deliberately trying to break Peggy up. Peggy had to keep looking at him and she couldn't keep a straight face. She broke- "Come on, people," Levy called out "Come on, Jack. I know it's fun but we've got work to do. Take it from the top. Now let's get it." This time they got It. although it was still far from perfect "Once more," Levy said, heart lessly. They did It anet more, ricking ap the temp and letting ath the lines sad the k ashless a good deal more smoothly. only for the magnifi cent color. I was fortunate enough ta be able to watch it ea j a 21-inch color act, the first time I had see a Technicolor film ea color TV. and caa report that it was aa unforgettable experience. So ga see it again. It's well worth it VIGNETTE: A TV producer re cently wanted to sign a fairly well-known actress to an exclu sive contract for a series of 13 half-hour films. He told her a national sponsor had already bought the show and that it would start on NBC in the fall. The actress, who is as smart sj she is pretty, checked with NBC. The network had never heard of the show. She checked with the sponsor' advertising agency in Detroit Same answer. Then she called the producer. He's now looking for another patsy. STARRDL'ST: Bah Hope's Tuesday show, "The Awful Truth,'' was shot la advance via kinescope recording, the sets be ing such that it would have beea Impossible to get all the actios aa a live telecaat Hope want ta do more such "book" shows neit season, sad Is leaning more sad more heavily he preklne scoped technique ... Deaa Mar tin, with Jerry Lewis, has beea added to the cast of Dinah Shore's April II hour-long show with Marge and Gower Champi on, Stubby Kaye, Johnny Silver and the Skylarka . . . "Ford Star Jubilee" nest season wlU con centrate largely ea the talents of such stars as Judy Garland, Blag Crosby, Red Skelton, Eddie Fish er and Noel Coward. But If they caa find another "Calne Mutiny Court Martial," they'll do It SHORT SHOTS: Mark Stevens If needling NBC for a better time period for his "Big Town" series, which this season has been airing at 10:30 p.m. on Tuesdays . . . On top of the pinning she took on her first TV film, "Cleapatra Collins," Betty Grable comes out of her four-week stand at the El Rancho Vegas looking at a $53, 000 lawsuit brought against her and her husband Harry James for expenses incurred during their four-week stay there. They were paid $51,000 for the show. The hotel claims Betty owes them $48,000 in salaries for The sup porting cast, plus a $5,000 hotel bill. (Copyright IMS. Central Features Corp.) KVAL TV, VHF 13 EUGENE: KVAL-TV, Channel II (Wedneeday)t I: ai.-top. Look and Listen; 1:11 If run to Reduce; l:S Feather Your Neat; I: Mati nee Theater with Buries Meredith nd Robert Mltchum In "A l Joe:" .1S Modern Roiancei; I :M Guest Book; !: Blf Boundup; MS New Briefs. Sporta Headline. Weather: : Superman: :M Break th Bank: I; I Led Three Uvea; T:aS MoUon , Picture Academy Award Presentation with Comedian Jerry Lewi a Emce. Th program origi nate from the Pantagea Theater la Bollywood. SilS-Life of Riley; l:tt Science fiction Theater; 1(:1S Sherlock Holm: 1:4-My Hero; ll:l)-lnpctor Mark Saber. end of the current season. nan Awards Miss Fabray on Sunday night won two "Emmy" awards, for best supporting actress and best co medienne. She took special pains to thank Caesar for his part in her success. TV Guide said Miss Fabray cur rently is paid about $3,7S0 and that she wanted 110.000 weekly starting next fall. A National Broadcasting Co. ex ecutive, close to the split, said however that Caesar was paying Miss Fabray $3,000 a week "when her agents demanded more. It was Just a case of economics." With Nanette . Currently the show" credits read "Caesar's Hourt starring Sid Cae sar with Nanette Fabray," and TV Guide said the actress wanted it changed to "co-starring Sid Cafesar and Nanette Fabray." It also said that "the pair have been reportedly tiffing behind the scenes for some time," adding: "Insiders point out that she has been unhappy because Sid on oc casion did not give her enough mu sical numbers to perform, limiting her efforts on some shows to one or two sketches." through growing social acceptance of divorce as a casual matter. The commission, headed by 68-year-old Lord Morton, spent 4 'i years sifting evidence on Britain's altering marriage pattern in a study intended to help bring mar riage laws ud to date. Its 30T,000-ord report carried; wife without her husband's this theme: Divorce must not he made easier and all efforts should be made to bring divided eouplrs together before dissolving a mar riage. , . But the 19-member commission, including lawyers, educators and doctors, unanimously recommend ed recognition of these matters as grounds for divorce: 1. Wilful refusal of one party to consummate the marriage (instead of being a ground for nullity, as at present. Mints Canseat ! Artificial insemination of a con- DAILY CROSSWORD Sterilization Eyed For Some Parents of Illegitimate Babies JACKSON. Miss. (A. - Parents who seek public welfare assistance for more than one illegitimate child could be sterilised, under a bill under study in the Mississippi House of Representatives. Rep. D. H. Glass of Attala coun ty, author of the bill, said Tues day he introduced it in an effort to "curtail immorality at the state's expense." He isid the state Is "Innocently responsible for the Immorality of a certain specie ot our people in contributing to Illegitimate births. He said there are "plenty of Negro illegitimate children In my county." Whites outnumber Negroes 1S, 000 to 11.000 In Attala county. PP&LWins Preliminary Project Permit WASHINGTON I - The Fed eral Power Commission Monday issued a preliminary permit to Pacific Power and Light Co. for its proposed hydroelectric project on four Lewis River tributaries in Skamania County, Washington. Cost of the project was estimated at between 16 and 18 million dol lars when the firm applied for the permit in July of last year. To be known ai the Meadows Project, the plan calls for five dams and two powerhouses with an installed capacity of 74,000 kilo The dams, ranging in height from 20 to ISO feet, would be across Big Creek, Rush Creek, Meadow Creek and Curley Creek, all Lewis River tributaries. The Big. Creek and Meadow Creek dams would create a reservoir. The plan calls for dropping the combined streams a verticc' dis tance of 2,173 feet through the two hydroelectric plants to the valley floor. This would make it one of the highest head hydro projects in the United States according to E. Robert de Luccia, PP&L vice pres ident and chief engineer. Power developed at the project would go. to the Portland firm's1 customers in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. The preliminar. permit does not authorize construction. It merely gives the company priority to the sites while making studies neces sary to prepare application for a federal license. ACROSS I. Accumulate . Cutis wool 11. Indian prince 12. Betimes llPlaylng ' marble 14. Slight color 13. Title of respect 16. Board of Ordnance (abbr.) II. Afternoon receptions 1. Ankles (anat.) 21. Monty of account i Chin.) : 24. Cry of pain, 23. Point 28. Protective covering 30. Stat flower of New Mexico 32. Spring month 33. Aloft 33. Equipment 36. Fruit -38. Pitcher 41. Mother 12. Portion of a curved line 43- A dormouse (Eur) 4T. Not general 49. Middle (Uw) 4 80. Tropica fruit 51. Celerity 52. Horn DOWN i 1. Macaws (Brat) 2. Priestly cast (Perslt) 3. Partly open 4. Perched 5. Ancient country (Asla) 6. Place 7. Island of Uie West Indies t. Sea eagle (Eur.) 9. Seaweed 10. Cereal grasses 17. National god of Tahiti 19. Also 20. Timid 21. Basque-like 22. Man's name 23. Char acter In "Little - Women' 23. High rard 26. River (So. Am.) 27. Disfigure 29. Re- rt 31. Ex- claml- tton of disgust 34. Knave of clubs In gsmtof loo 36. Disposed 37. Soothes 38. Shidc trees lsiT!El5"'U S-a7 Yeeterdsy'i Aaier 39. Cry 40. Scottish ' Cselic 42. Skin disorder 43. Storm ' ' 44. Lump Of earth 16. Spread grisi to dry 48. Cereal grain iS 21 it io 4S 4 51 Jl 'I it A VA i TV, VA YZA T77 VA 1 1? Va 20 10 a sent. 3. The fact that one party is a mental defective who has been de tained for at least five years and who shows no hope of recovery from violent or dangerous charac teristics. In an introduction to the report, the commission said-. "Weighing all the evidence be fore us, we are satisfied that mar riages are now breaking up which, in the past, would have held to gether." Changes Favored "We have evidence that in ccr tain respects the present law ham pen efforts to bring husband and wife together again and a majority has recommended changes de signed, to remedy these defects," the report said. Among these was a recommen dation that "a suitably qualified body" should set up to control na tional programs for premarital training and that government grants to existing marriage guid ance bodies should be increased. The commission's findings have no legal weight. Its report will be studied by the government and later debated in parliament, which can adopt or re ject all, or any, of the proposals. Among the main recommend, tions for divorce law changes is that a husband should have the same right as a wife to claim maintenance "where be is desti lute and the wife has more than ia reasonably sufficient for her own support." Right to Damages Another is that a wife should be given the same right to claim dam ages from an adulteress in a di vorce action as her husband has to claim them from an adulterer. Divorces on grounds of cruelty should be allowed on past cruel ties, the commission said, and it should no longer be necessary for the applicant to prove that he or the needs protection from cruelty at the time of seeking a divorce. The three-year peroid of deser tion needed for divorce should be iltered to three years within any period of three years and. one .month to allow for a trial period of reconciliation,' the commission said. Jit Immediate Delivery Shavings & Sawdust Bart McCool, It. S Box 41 tl Salem er Phone 2-6231 Salem, Ore. MONACO ANTHEM PRACTICED GENOA, Italy IsV-Tbe U. S. S. Constitution Orchestra is practic ing the national anthem of Monaco for the Prince Rainier Grace Kelly wedding. The. band's big moment will be when the Amer ican Export liner makes a special call off Monte Carlo in mid-April and puti the bridal party from the United States aboard the Prince's yacht Deo Juvante II. , Italy Commie Boss Miffed by Stalin Stories ROME () Italy's Communist Boss Palmiro Togliatti lashed out today at non-Communist comments on the Kremlin's anti-Stalin cam paign. He termed the commenta tors "a mob of shrieking apes." The attack came amid newspa per reports that Togliatti and his aides were having trouble decid ing how to explain the Stalin switch to Italy's two million Com munists. In a front page statement in the Communist newspaper L'U n i t a, Togliatti fumed: "Every time the Soviet Union makes a forward step, every time wrong or outmoded policies are changed ... the mob of bourgeois journals and j o u r n a 1 i s ts only knows how to shout, shriek, fabri cate and vomit lies, calumnies, vulgarisms and coarseness. Togliatti spoke out from his Communist party headquarters on the Street of Dark Shops. Since his return from the Soviet Communist party's 20th congress in Moscow, he has remained secluded there. shunning recent important sessions in the Italian chamber of deputies. Togliatti. a deputy, normally at tends with regularity. QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE TO.. . a , . Vyi. .LI 14 Our skilled pharmacists accurately and quickly compound your prescrip tion here. The most mod ern methods and fresh, patent pharmaceuticals help us serve you with efficiency. 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