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lruide TV Site of Room 222 Holds Memories By EVE STARR HOLLYWOOD ST A R R RE TORT: A minor catastrophe has taken place in the NBC beadquar-' ten at Sunset k Vine, originally built in 1936 and known as Holly wood Radio City. Room 222, on the second floor, was always known as the Conference Room. It was a bis place, furn ished with comfortable leather chairs, sofas and a couple of cof fee tables, and had built-in radio and TV monitors on which you could see and hear shows coming live out of New York three hours belore they were aired, via tape or kinescope, in hot Angeles. It was a favorite hangout for TV editors, of course, because of the three-hour jump they were able to get on reviews. They were also able to see fights and football game that were otherwise blacked out for the Los Angeles area, and Channel Chuckles By BIL Kf ANE 1 I ft I "Here's how your new set operates. This obnay is the annelchay electorsay. . . " it was the room in which NBC in variably screened its new pilot films. It was also a party room, and reminds me o( the time a New York star arrived and wanted to hold a press conference. Les Rad datz, now a producer on Ralph Kdwards' staff but then head of the NBC press department, could round up only oue newspaperman on such short notice and a press conference with only one reporter would have been rather embarras sing. So Les scurried around the var ious offices and recruited about a dozen NBC employees, whom he blandly introduced to the star as "Brown of the Times," "Smith of the Examiner," Jones of the Star News," etc. The star, who was wholly un familiar with the Los Angeles press rsrpi, was flattered by the large turnout and expounded at length. Les then retired to his own office nd hatted out a dozen different stories, sending them In all the papers. He later mailed the clip pings to the star, who had return ed to New York, and the itatBJwrote him a alee letter, fall f rait for Les, for NBC and for the Les Aagelet press corps. T this day be still talks f "that waaderfal NBC preti department," bat Let has always figured that what he doesn't know eaa never hart him. But the Conference Room is no more. Today it is a mass of plaster and new two-by-fours and parti tions as it is being split up to make office space for two new executives, Jcss'Oppenheimer, late of "I l.ove Lucy," and Alan Liv ingston, late of Capitol Records. There is on standing in the way of progress, I suppose, but I hope NBC will understand if 1 drop a small tear or two at the entrance to Room 222. A TV RELIGIOUS show. "Re ligioa ia the News," has Just re reived aa OK U switch to a aew title. It's now railed "Parsoa la Parson." The OK rime from Ed Murraw. Why fight It? PINKY LEE is now in New York discussing the distinct possibility ol his starring in "Mr. Rumple" 01, Broadway next season, being produced by Paula Stone and Mike Sloane. If the deal goes through, of course, he'll do his new weekly children's TV show from New I York. There is aiso a possibility tnat he'll do a "Robert Montgom ery Presents" show some time in the fall. It s called "Mr. Whiskers." a drama rather than a comedy. There never was a comic who did n't yearn to do a dramatic role at least once in his life. Most successful at it recently has been Jackie Glcason. And don't let that Milton Berle fool you, cither. He could be one of the best dramatic actors in the busi ness if he'd put his mind to it. Trouble is, he can never resist the temptation to ad lib a joke. STARRDl'ST: Bea Alexander, wh already owns a couple of mo tels, a gas ttatioa aad a string local TV shows, has aow bought into aa auto dealership. There's a man who knows what to da with his money while he cat still make it . . . Looks aow as though Bob Crosby's aew nighttime .show. planned as aa hour-long sessioa, will follow the Phil Silvers show aa Tuesday night, replacing "Navy Log." Paul Hartman, who never quite made a go of it with his TV film series. "Pride of the Family," is now packing them in at the Hotel Plaza's exclusive Persian Room in New York . . . Also in New York. Nat Wolfe doesn't know whether to be happy or glum over Edna Best's smash success in Noel Coward's "This Happy Breed" for "Ford Star Jubilee." Edna is his wife, you see, but the show was done on CBS and Nat's job is to come up with good new shows for NBS! SHORT SHOTS: Helrne Hawley has gone back to- New York ta da a series of i: nalf-honr films tilled "The Adventures af Miss May field." Production gets under way next month ... Sue Carson, a slow starter. Is now a hit at the Mocambo in Hollywood and has TV producers, especially from the "Comedy Hour," lined ap at her dressing room door . . . The im pending sale of the Warner Broth ers studio, first announced, then denied by the Warners, is now be ing announced again. (CopMipit 1956. General FturfS Corp ) 43-Year-Old Doctor-Lawyer Sues for Release From Army DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS I Brother of Abel B. Epochj . A burst of chaera from a crowd 10. Attica 12. A drama 13. Hurry 14. Goddett Of healing (Norse) 15. Winnowg 16. Virginia (abbr.) 17. Actinium (Sym.) IS. A musical group It. Plead 20. Coin (Rum ) 22. Kind of vase (pi.) 23. Very strong 23. Lose, aa feathers 27. To edit again 30. Roman money 31. Went in heat 32. Mother 33. Belonging to ma 34. Body of water 33. A close friend 31 Summing 38. Immense 39 Lift 40. Buffoon 41. Affirmative votea 42. Java tree DOWN X. Printed cotton cloth (U. l.W'Ingllkt J. A climbing plant 4. Negative reply 5. Antelope (Afr.) 1 Arctic explorer (Brit) 7. Astern 8. Man's name (var.) I. Talk 11: Rough projections' 13. Rut leas long. tal is. Truth 18. Flex 1. Raised 21. De. aerta 22. Em-Ployed 24. Require 23. One of the Philippines 26. Period of fullest strength 28. Semblances 28. Stories 31. Sharp nj JuclcUetJcr 1 Yesterday' inwn 34 Location of the " Lean ing Tower 35. Cougar 37. Perish 38. Ripened fruit of the rate 40. Creek letter 77. VA "4 'A 177 VA m 4 V7. VA V7, VA La 7A ,1 f-17 Lost Jewels Said Located NEW YORK ( -American Air-. lines said Wednesday S100.000 wcrth of jewels reported missing by Albert Warner, a founder of the Warner Bros, movie studio, have been found in the Beverly Hills Ho tel in Los Angeles. V'arnpr hnrl rpnnrtn1 that a tea,,. eling bag containing the jewels had not arrived on a plane he and his wife took from Los Angles in hw York on Sunday. They had been registered at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The airline, which had been con ducting a search for the jewels, said it received word today they had been located. The line had no details, but s :d the jewels were being sent here. They will be examined by an in surance investigator to make cer tain they are intact and then will be turned over to Warner. SAN ANTONIO. Tex. - Tvt Reldon R. Reap Sr., a doctor and lawyer of Silver Spring. Md., will; appear in federal court here Kri-i day to argue his habeas corpus j writ demanding release from mili tary service. I The 43-year-old private denies he : has any quarrel with the Army but j says his only fuss is with the se lective service system. j "I have not been abused in any sense," Reap said of his treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center: here. "I get along well with the men in the barracks and try to do my assigned medical work to the best of my ability." He works as a doctor although he has no commission as a medi cal officer. "If my country needs me, I would be willing to serve," Reap1 told reporters. He said he realized the Army needed doctors but doubts it needs the number in ducted i Out of Jurisdiction The court action names Maj Gen. William K. Shamhnra. com manding general of Brooke, as de fendant but only because draft board officials in the complicated case are out of the jurisdiction of. the San Antonio court. He contends j he should nave neen assinneu in Maryland where he could have summoned witnesses and draft board members to testify in pend ing legal action. Reap has been a practicing at torney for about 18 years. He was graduated from Georgetown Uni versity Law School in 1938. After entering practice tie gave up a commission in the Coast Guard. ItrrS42 Reap decided to become a doctor. Induction la 1944 He was accepted by Georgetown University Medical School in April 1943. He was inducted into the Army in January, 1944. to study medicine under the army special ized training program. Reap said that he was told at the time of his induction that he would be dralted at the completion of his course unless he was re jected by both the Army and Navy., However, he was discharged Jan. 14. 1MB under the provision provid ing tor the release of fathers with three or more children under the age of 14 Reap completed his work in 1947, interned in a Washington hospital and then worked at several govern ment jobs including duty as a doctor at a Washington induction center. To Legal Work In 1950 Reap again turned his at tention to legal work, studying all phases of the law while located at Silver Spring. The doctors' draft law became ei i ecu ve in nepiemDcr. idu. unuer i the draft act the Silver Spring draft board classified Reap as 4-F because of a peptic ulcer history. He was later reclassified and on July 22, 1953 was ordered to report for induction as a doctor in the Army. He appealed. Reap said that in the next three years he was classified and reclassified 14 dif ferent times belore he was finally ordered to report Feb. 29, 1956 for induction. Reap appealed to federal cmirt and snucht an injunction. The ; appeal was denied on Feb 27 but ', Heap said the fourth circuit court of appeals urged the Army to as sign Heap to Fort Meade, Md., while the case was settled." Chief Justice Earl. Warren of the V. S. Supreme Court refused an appeal on Feb. 28 and Reap was inducted at Alexandria, Va., the next day. He was sent to Brooke Army Medical Center on March 9. This is the Official Penslar Remedy Store For Marion County. You will find thato preparations of highest qualtiy and guaran teed to be exactly for what they are sold and represent ed to be. Schaefer's Drug Store 133 N. Commercial Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-I P.M. Sunday 9 A. M. 4 P. M. CM Technical Center Opened In Michigan (Picture aa Wlrephote page.) DETROIT. Mich. Ml - General Motors dedicated its giant new technical center Wednesday with a televised salute from President Eisenhower as a highlight. The President, who spoke from the White House over a closed circuit network, termed the tech nical center a "new adventure and a new frontier." "isenhower expressed the hope, too, that technical progress made at the new center will be shared with other nations end contribute to "More rewarding lives" throughout the world. The television network took the President's message as well as talks by General Motors execu tives to an estimated 15,000 per sons in 61 cities in the United States and Canada. In many of these cities General Motors plants held "open house" programs (or em ployes and their families. At the technical center, built oh a 330-acre site at a cost variously estimated at from 100 million to 17S million dollars, some 5,000 scientists, engineers, educators, in dustrialists and others got a first hand of the dedicatory ceremonies. Basle Research Prior to President Eisenhower's brir' talk. Harlow H. Curtice, GM president, told visitors and, the television audience the technical center was important to national prosperity as well as to national strength. The nation's survival, he said, may depend upon "more emphasis on basic research." Visitors to the center as well as the television audience saw such results of GM research as its new experimental car powered with a "free piston" engine that uses fuels ranging from whale oil to high octane gasoline, the newest gas turbine car, the first success' ful mechanical heart, a new arti ficial lung and numerous other de vices used in industry and in med icine and surgical practice. MOMMY i "-t c x x .y.i i lull wis -J a. I. JTit&2 Jj "According to statistics put out by the Housewives' Protective League, this mokes 3,400 dishes I've washed this month!" KOAC, 550 k.c KOAC (Thursday): le .. The Newt and Weather; I :1S Lx pe nally lor Women; l;J-Calling Hrt. Oreson; 11: The Concert Hall; Hill; Wtae The Newt and Weather; 11:15 a.m. Noon Firm Hour: !: Melody Lane; I :tt Radio BookabeU; KVAL TV, VHF 13 EUGENE: KVAL-TV, Channel I) (Thursday): !:N .Stop. Look and Listen; 1 :1S It a run to Reduce; :3-reaUir Your Neit; ): Mati nee Theater with Edmund Lowe and Jean Parker In "Oh. What a Night" a Jewel thief it out to tnatch game lrom a burlesque queen; 4: IS Mod em Romancei; 4:Jt 4:30 Date; : Big Roundup: MS The Newt: !:M Sportt; 1:55 Weather; : Annie Oakley: :J Weitern Marshal; : You Bet Your Ufa: J:30 Dragnet; l:M Headline with Mark Stevens ta "foreign Correspondent" a newt man it held prisoner by the Chinese Reds; S:e ford TV Theater ttarrtnf Marilyn Ertkin and Macdonald Carey In "The Kill;" S:a Lux Video Theater with "Princess O'Rourke; ll:S Amoe V Andy: IS :Je McKay lor U. 8. Senate; lt:tt Pattt Page Sings; 11 Texas 'Raaalln'. ly THI MOSSIKS Statesman, Salem, Ore, Thurs., May 17, 56 (Sec H23 THURSDAY BROADCASTS ? MHf t Mto: Te Stateewuui rWe la toed fattt, the fjrwr ait tisaes at swevMea ky radte aad TV Matlea, eat feeeaeae eftUaMsf Ike pretrials are ekaafed wtLkevt aatlrkatlea Skat sevsaaaer aaaaei he rctaeaaikla fee the aeesracj hernia.) THURSDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS KPTT mUSOAT'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 17): 11 :M a.m.-NBC Matinee Theater "To Have and To Hold," itor of a happily rewed "war widow" who first learns that hrt first hus band is alive, then, that be has only few weeks to live. 1:N Matinee Theater "Rocky," starring Roddy McDowell. I:M a.m. Hall of Stars "Harrijan's Ghost," starring Howard Duff. The more questions a detective asks, the more he is certain that he is morally guilty of murder. KOIN-tV THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL Dl I:e p.. Armchair Theater "The Ardent Woodsman": Gilbert Roland, and Phyllis Thaxter. I:M .m. I Search for Adventure "Pack Train": The story 'cf a pack train trip to the Yukon by an Oregon couple. ? U:5 a.m. Showtime oa Six "Strange Holiday"; Cltuide Rains, Barbara Bates, Gloria Molden, and Bobbie Stevens. A man returns from a holiday to find the Naiis in control of the country. KLOR-TV THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL It): II M a.m. Afternoon Film Festival "The Gentle Gunman" star ring John Mills and Dirk Bagarde.' The story of an Irish revolutionist who risks his life to prove his loyalty to his organization. 7:M .m. Ail Star Theater "Turn Back the Clock" starring Loraine Day and Richard Conte. A drama of a returned war Vetera a under treatment for loss of mefiory. I: .m "A Salute to the South"-A portrait of the South as It was. at it is and as it will be. 11:41 a.m. Hometown Theater "Forced Landing' rtarring Rich ard Arlen and Eva Gabor. The story of a pilot forced down oa aa island In the Pacific. 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