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Inside TV' : Video's: Production Problem By evi stab BOLLYWOOD. May ao-OTAJtt REPORT: At recent gathering were grouped areuad the "family watching machine" trying U keep interested la t highly pub boxed play whea l guest casually remarked. "Why. I could product f better play Baa thatwttbout half tryingp TbH remark, which la probably Beat over awed, abused statement la th 1 ' Americaa home today, atarted lOMUuikuig. What if some w. mock like . TV karris E'wJatiller of "The Millionaire.- were to ring the traot door bell at your bouM and" pre sent yea with a chock lor $100, tot and tell you the only atipula tioo for receiving tho rooocy ' it that yon make a teievisioa film. What would you do? "I'd make one," you would aay. "It's eaiy , . .! Fint you would get a good story. You caa call oa the works of Hemingway, Micbeaer or Wouk, They're author! of stature. Their work it almost . foolproof. Jot yourself a memo U go ever their itorioi . M scratch ewt tht meats la re- ywarsetr la read the They'd be lea etpcaalvo yea. What wore iha head- la ytsiertcv't VarietyT Wdl IQU PBOPCKTT TO WABNEB BBOS. FOB MIL LION DOLLARS, FLU! It FEB CENT F BOUTS!" BUck la ee- UattsM twftes fa ertiety-ertccd Bet. Nxt yea fled a There's Larotta Teaag, Jaae Wyataa aad Ua Lastae, Haaaaaa, they woat ee-theyTe tied ip with their ewa series. Greer ty. She't pretty, aad talented. She'd ho perfect. Thea B't set Bed, Garten wtB play tho lead. Now for the mala lead. What bout Dick Powell? Fine, bat he's busy being a pioducor. Hugh O'Brlaa has a atria and David Nhrea would be too expensive. Skip b leadiag maa for' a mln- ate and come back to hkn later. Get a director first. Who was it that produced that "Ford Jubilee Spectacular' for NBC? Hmmm oh. yet. Leland Hayward. He'd be sentationtl and expensive! Borne of those foreign director add inmnoua touches to films and they add ta the bodget withi their arty oxtmagaocos. Keep K atmpio saw remember tho film has to be ahot kt tret days, four at the Boat Girt yourself time; veul etano an with one. Now, back to Gorton and sot If aho t available. Can MCA. "Garton'i tetevkdoa price kt WHAT? I was figuring on paying U.tOS. Hallo . . . operator enarater . . . what happened to my portyT- Beady to gJvo the nsenty hack la yew teaefactft DeaX Al right, aa yea eaat get Carton. Fkh ap oepy af Iha Flayer's Dereetery. tho Octal oaatlag beak ta HeByweed. Thasab threagk the sages. Tea hasn't theagbl aboat Itarflya Matwol -or Mean Frttmta or Beverly Sariaod. They're aS boaathwl aad lal tad Aad what's Bora kaacrtaat to yon, waaln yoar lew an w ste Look, there's Cesar Romero. He Is at hendeomo aa PeweB sad has at much a fouowktg as Nreoa. What aboat Forrest Tacker, and tliaa aWa! alwavi Rd Cameron. AO good. soHd actors and whose salaries Ureal sxyrectetea w tho edit of outer spec. A staple call to tho Writer's Guild and tho Scrota Director's rcuifal ma tea names of agents riprai sating WfttimaU writers and directors. What was tho name af that director of that show yea saw last week that wot act half bad at aa? A pnont can t hi. icant. with a little batxtag abeat money aad yea hart a "flat sweeter. Tea deetae aa a t of eaa be abet aa. yea' wont Bead acta. What yea atarted last tretoct, yea weatdn't oven eeaataared a "Ewjbedi deea Bat, Bit one IS pretty good. Aadlhaaagoodperthisttar Walter fhataia Da yea know haw mock bta sol an kr! Aad. remember. Oat Is eaiy awportlag rest. What about tunnel Baa Barry Atwtitr. What? The nat Bona aarjrthlag B yea? Yea haaa aad hew awed he was whoa yoa taw aim oa that "triU da re dcaaas at attars aad b HcUyvced aa Tractor Pins, Kills Worker 1AIXR, Ore, May - A A-vear-eld iitaeUerflca worker rat kffled today whoa be was Bataod BtiBratslh ha) Wackar arV ar B veered over Tht aeeideo that ad Cakla J iham oerarred at tho sMe af tfta Browf Vej Dam. which kt behtf bwJt by I f V V Explain ed tkilled technicians who. contrib ute to make wortlrv entertainment for the viewer. .'-..-. Yea are ready now. Yoa have your east, a crew and a studio. One last thing. .Just remember kt tart enough out of tho oudget for your tranquilizers this, my (hand, hi ONLY she beginning! (CwrrlfM MlT ' General faalurae Carp.' Elsa Mum in : Libel Suit by Ex-Monarch By STANLEY JOHNSON PARIS. May X UV-Osa Max well showed up la court today la defend bcrteM h i libei auk brought by Egypt's ex-King Far ouk but didat get a chance ta open her mouth. The 74-year-old Americta party giver sat four boors on hard, narrow beach toil Is pun ishment enough', the muttered. rubbing the offended portion of her anatomy-itteniiig to oppos ing counsel argue. Asked afterward what she, thought about tho proceedings, she told reporters that apart from the lawyers talking tot much she disliked being pictured as a rich woman weB able to afford the five minion francs a (HOBS) Fa rouk it deraaadug. The former monarch alleged be was libelled by a section kt Miss Maxwell s memoirs, "I Married the World." In the book published la 1964 she Quoted a telegram she sent hkn la UM dectining aa in vitation by laying she didn't as sociate with clowns, monkeys or corrupt gangsters. Difficul ties of translating these . words from English, to French touched off a brisk discussion la court. Farouk wed only In France, where the book was sold in trans lation, ft has beta published also kt Britain and the United States. The gist of the argument by Farouk's lawyers while Farouk remained kt Rome was that if Mist Maxwell hadn't used such terms Farouk wouldn't have fall en from bis throne, Gamal Abdel Nasser would not have come to power, the Suet Canal wouldn't have been nationalised and the world would have been spared much misery. Miss Maxwell ap peared amazed by this claim. She threatened in advance to take the stand and paint a lurid picture of Farouk's private life but la the end refrained. Judgment will be given la It days. City Schools Get Student Attention Slats Wewa nerrleo MONMOUTH. May St Public schools of Salem were studied this week by 110 student teachers from Oregon Collere of Education who spent three days in the area. , . Mrs. Oma ReBe McBot. Assod- ata Professor of Education and Co ordinator at tho teacher m tervice education at OCE said the visit was planned to give students Cot band kwk at aormal public school classrooms. Experience was ex cellent aad Interest was high, she Mr. Art Merert. Assistant Super- visor af schools ia Salem, net the student teachers at the .various buildings and described tho Salem Public School System. Fire eh mentary schotb) and Parish aad Leslie Jr. High schools wen vis ited. The students were from meth ods classes kt social studies,' ad- tact and arithmetic. Mollet Faces Crisis Today PARIS. May Iff) - Premier Guy MoOet faces a showdown to morrow fat tht National Assembly oa hut demand that Frenchmen ante up mors taxes to pay the cost of fighting rebellion V Al geria. Political sources said tonight Mollet has a fair chance to wit t vote of confidence the J4th time ha has confronted Parlia ment oa sack a ballot ta the II month he has held office. No oth er postwar premier has held ea that long. -MoUet's fate rests la the bands of Independent Republicans led by farmer Premier Aatohw Ptnay and Roger Duchet If they ab stain, Mollet will squeeze through. If they cast their 100 or to votes against him, ht will be beaten and tho country win be thrown into political turmoil. Portland Traction Takes Shuttle Bus Dispute to Court PORTLAND, May III - The Portland Traction Co. went to court hero today la aa attempt to nave overruled a state order re quiring tho rector atioa of shuttle bus service to downtown PortUnd. The company contends that the order of Oregon Public Utilities unreasonable and unlawful. FRESHMEN ABE BEGISTEBED STAYTON, May x-An even SO eighth grade students this year at Stayten and Marl-Una grade acnoois nave registered for rreea men classes this -fall at Staytoa high school. Jefferson Schools Out FprSummer Next Monday JEFFERSON. May - School will bo out Monday, May V, when students wiO return for report cards. Students and teachers are busy witk semester examinations and social actlvtties. . 1 The Junior-Senior banouet and Prom was held Saturday - eight. May 1L Pink and whoa flowers and decorations carried oat the class colors and "Aa Oriental Gar den" theme at the banquet at Al- baay, iwrlghL president at the hmior class, welcomed guests. Irving Miller, school administra tor presented tho dramatic awards ta Carotya Adams and Gail Mar latt, juniors; and Arlene Swansea sad Kenneth Wharton, censors. The Brora was held ta the high hoot fvmnasiurn. Decorations carried out the "Fairyland" theme. Racouaoreate was held Sua- day,, ia the high school gym. at I p.m. The Her. Merria McGiU was the speaker. The high school picnic is Wednes day. Award Day Friday. Commeiicement will be add Silverton FFA Picks Officers IfelWTJ atonic) SILVERTON. May 30 - David Doerfler has been named presi dent af the SUvertoa Chapter of Future Fanners o f America James Heater it the new vice president, Jerry Siems. secretary; Don Funrue, treasurer! Merle An derson, reporter, sad David Shep- ned. senttnei The FFA it operating a new tractor which the chapter bought and is paying far out of the rental or work charges to Silverton or to members. The group alto win maintain irrigation readings for farmers this summer, aa s chap ter project, according to Doerfler Silver Crest Mothers Name New President tsalwaa News Senate SILVERTON, May - Mrs M. G. Hickman has been elected president of the Silver Crest Mother's Club in the Silvertoa Hills. Other officers are Mrs. Ed ward Martin, vice president, and Mrs. James Black, secretary treasurer. The annual school picnic is to be held Sunday, at 1 o dock at the school. Mayor and Police Chief Home with New Prowler SliUfia News Serrate STAYTON. May It-Mayor M Van Drietche and Police Chief Everett Norfleet returned Tuesday from a .trip to Detroit, Michigan, where they took delivery of a new Ford for a police car for the City of Staytoa. eb OSD (DJxmipd osSfyW3? Thursday. tht high school gym-' nasium. oivusg ine aoaresa, "Our World b What Wo Make IT, will be Dr. James R. Lyles, Jr, direct or of graduate study and professor of educatioa at Willamette Uni versity. .-'':- Jerry Msrcun wiH give tho sal utatory address aad Arlene Swan sea, the valedictory address. Girl Winner Of Woodburn Driving Test .- ' Blalitsua News Sarvtae WOODBURN. May Rosalee Forsyth, senior at Woodbara High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Forsyth of Woodbura, was anaounced today as winner of tht North Marion County teenage Road- to here Sunday. The young high school tenter amassed a total of CIS points out of a possible 70S to finish well kt front of the 41 other contestants, mostly boys, from Woodburn, Ger vais.and North Morion high Detberi McLaughlin steered his way Into second place and Marie Fryo was declared third place win ner. Both students are from Wood- bum high school. For her wuuung effort Sunday Rosalia received a trophy and a chance ta compete ia the state Road-eo final. June a, at McMlna- vffle. General chairman at the meet was Harry Woodward. Assisting Woodward were Reuben Baisch and Neil Rose, who gave the writ tea tests, and Mark Leighty who administered the driving skin phase of the competition. College Prepares Two Plays for the Public tmni Maws SOTtot MT. ANGEL, May JO-Two one act plays will be presented for entertainment of the public Fri day, at l:U pjn. in ML Angel Women s College auditorium. There is no admission charge. The two plays, one a dramatic offering and the other a comedy will be enacted by the college drama class under the direction of Instructor Marjorie Walker Raines. "A Maid Goes Forth to War based on the story of Jeanne d'Arc and "Between Trains." will be given. Plant Manager Dies LONGVIEW, Wash.. May (fl Robert S. Wertheimer. vice president and resident manager of the Longview Fiber Co. died Sun day. Ho was St. The cause of death has not been determined. Sacred Heart at Gervais to Give Diplomas to 17 ? ' StaeseasM Newt Barvtat GERVAIS, May 30 Gradua- tioa exercises for Sacred Heart school 1a Gervais will be held ia the Gervais church Sunday, May 20th, at I p. an. The Rev. G. Shef foM, pastor af the St Louis church, will be. the graduation speaker aad tho Rev. F. Hanley of toe Gcrvaia church will award diplomas to 17 graduates. Chil- droa from both parish churches are included in Sacred Heart school's enrollment Of the IT graduates for 1987. tht following seven are from the St Louis church: Edward Grast- nua, Edward Ferae hweiler, Ben jamin Leaning, Duane Maboony. John Manning. Duane Sticklik and Rita Sebomus. Tea graduates are from the Gervais t.-tsh. Paul Daniels, Charles Heaay, Tbjxnaa Henny, Joha Kuachnkk, Doaald Riggi, Margaret Engelhardt, Judy Klecsyntki, Joan Lelack. Elaine Scbaefer and Carat Wtvre. Grange Gives Degrees to Pair Maws twrtce UNION HILL, May 10 Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hunt received the third and fourth degrees at the Union Hill grange meeting on Friday night and are now mem bers. The agriculture report was sir en by Henry Hansen, who talked on the bent grass commission and that tho deadline for the el igibility to vote on the commis sion lis June 3rd. The next meeting of the Home Economic club will be at the home of Mrs. Verny Scott, with Mrs. Myra Fischer as co-hostess. on June 10th. The gaange mem bers will visit the Cooley Iris gardens ia Silvertoa oa Sunday, May i win at l p. m. Mrs. Henry Peters and Robert Liermaa received the prises Jor the best drawings during the lec turers Hour for tae April meet Inc. The lecturer's hour was pre sented by Mrs. Donald JaqueL STUDENTS BIDE TRAIN LYONS. May xe-Pupils of the first grade at Mari-linn school with their teachers Mrs. Viola Hel sel and Mrs. Janice Powell, ac companied by several mothers. rode a train from Salem to Al bany Wednesday. They were taken to the park at Corvallis where they ate their dinner. STUDENTS ON TBJP CENTRAL HOWELL. May Third grade students had a visual history lesson Thursday when they visited Chtmpoeg. Mrs. Stewart McClure, primary teacher and several mothers directed students on t tour of historic and old time displays. mTbh Uthtt fiu Some txtypfe might consider Mrs. BdTi hobbies t hUkmitdhk Btjc ia fatMkioo to her taoejse pbnn, pets sod pistw tgfadaaig, steatfl the girxkniflg the fA keep t borne as neat and gracious as hen, Effidcnt droe management helps Mrs, Bell aKrxmrDfish to gas. Foot aamraJ gas appliaocea, tododiag fttaaral gas hfiriasg, caf booseirork (in additioo to her sahsra ntiil fori bS sawBgs ). Mo. Bell also "ti 9trj efficient. Our aWaa k elty eUt mi ippreciMe the Unite the ft mmfmy. Irs rime jm joined the thousands os5 yoor Hoirhvxjc aw igl'aSors ot ttySf the atdVantages of America's most popular hornebeaciritr, fwei i abearing epertracror or to tUm, e, ltKH PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY SEK-VINO YOU FOI tl TIAIS NATUtAl GAS... TODAY'S HADING HOMtMtAUN6 fUtlt Valley W" i Statesman; Newt Service Pedee School Trips Taken Stiliina Kcwa tervlca PEDEE. May 20The 41 pu pils of the four upper grades and their teachers, Fred Hardin and Mrs. Alice Murphy, and Mrs. Jongeling, went by Shasta Day light from Salem to Eugene Wed nesday. For many it was their first train ride. After lunch at Avery Park la Corvallis they vis ited Horner museum at OSC Taking children to Salem were Mrs. Dorothy McBeth, Mrs. Wil liam Pease, Mrs. R. H. Trueax, Robert Marsh, Mrs. FJdoa Catet, Ronald, romeroy, Mrs. Glen Ed wards, Mrs. William Coadroa and Eugene DietseL Mrs. Iran Williams 1st and 2nd Ira den went to Salem Friday to visit a bakery and the airport Mothers going were Mrs. Ted Jones, Mrs. Robert Jaha and Mrs. G. C. Joaes. Vacation Bible School Scheduled at Pedee Stilf News Sarrsse PEDEE. May 20-Mrs. R. J Smith will be in charge of the Dairy Vacation Bible school held at the school house from June 3 to June 14. Attending a meeting at the Smith home Tuesday to plan for the school were Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd SundvaH of the Com munity church. Rev. Ralph Tip ple of the Evangelical United Brethren church, Mrs. Jot ONeal, Mrs. Ted Jones, Mrs. John McGee. C. L. Burbank. Nola Womer. Mrs. William Pease. Mrs. F. C. Kerber and R. J. Smith. ntoriun TJfiHUSTOUOIItf' THt PLACf TOCO! fla. A ri-Jv If IDS SOUTH HIGH STUEIT, SALEM thwtatd Fleer, aVeaaa BaBalHg fwnct 3-1444 IVINtNOS tV APVCMNTMCNIrHONt SOS MOM0) NOUBS Says r.lrs.R.r.l.Den, mdmdtt ih cstt four fts drjtr mU junutct. This fwatfaMtVeV jot tH hut 4W7 tMitft eojows so Bod, . . . arKl to the preers tht aaodera rstauie-tXJtJrag appliance dealer right axa Niniral Gas Statesman, Salem; Ore; Tuc; ifiSMC (Sea,-E).13 News Polk Grange Social Night Set; Sewing Judging Planned BRUSH ffltJJT.F Wav W Brush College Grange will hold kj social night Tuesday. May 11 at tho Grange Hall at S pjn. Mem bers are to bring articles for a tiiem auction. The Polk County borne eco nomics chairman lira. It T. Burns requests all state and Na tional brange tewing entries to attend a special meeting to be held Mav XI at Rkkreall at 1 pjn. Judging will be conducted. Three Students Receive Awards Stilisa Maws Berrfce MT. ANGEL. May Sft-ML An gel Academy students had a red letter week with three students winning top honors la Marion County essay contests. Jane ZlellnsU, an Academy jun ior from Molalla will attend the National Conference of Student Councils at Roswell. New Mexico, June 23 to 71, as student council delegate. She wat selected by Region IV Oregon Association of Student Ctutclls. of Marion County. Georgia McDonald, a senior from Silverton. was awarded the $100 U.S. Saving Bond first prise and Roth Wilde of Mt. Angel, also a senior, tht tso U.S. Saving Bond second prise in the Marion County Safe Driving Contest Tht contest was sponsored by the Marion County Oregon Highway Lifeaav- ers committee. A LOAN Httt HSS tfaUSTHOAtt c CUt AND LUKS SsOJC CkSM tACt. f MONTH FOktOU! FOt A RttSSOr IMX, KADC rfJtmTMaWUCaTOQW! ifflismtK fmp, mum aw hmmf owaa twanr 2 crxxtcat: ; Central Howell Ckb Holds Final Mesting CENTRAL- HOWELL. Mav B A kmehooa Wednesday at Maurice Hmea resident was thai final meeting of the Nemo club nniu lau. itsea u tno cluh as , aew member was Mrs. Lorena D. - xuser. Offieera elected far tho enmine ' year included Mrs. C L. Simmons, ' Sr.. president; Mrs. P. A. Wood, vict president; Mrs. Ernest Roth, secretary-treasurer. LEFT FOB EAST , ZENA. May 20 - Mrs. Stuart Gates of Zona left for Maatachu setts Wednesday due to the death of her father. She has goat tbeta several times this year after her father became iH Here's tho ; secret word-; fromGroucho TV's inosfwr of insult Telcviaion't huarioas of wit speaks an about every thing from TV giveaway juiuaa to eexbaed ahowa aai auajcBce-mtittg systiait Aad,1 ia true Man faabioa. Groocha pulla bo punches ot grwuchas -ia this exdutivo Saturday xNcning Peat interview with Pete Martial CROUCHQ REVEALS: hie canny, eoaaic'a-ye view of Mcvarieaj rating ijslatnt anil why ho aaya only aa Idiot would think these "elactronis Peeping Toms" give mi area rats count of what America watches, o his blunt opinion of the kind of people who uaa ally show ap as eosuwetaats ea hit TV ahow-and why he aaya the big drawing card for thaea ia act tho chance of winning money, o why he feels raaran Bisjs aoeoaaary ta hit job. Ia fact, ha says, "If I'm not tease 111 eoosi be ia the peat tanea." o why ho daima hie inaulti aad acid remarks actually offend nobody. Yoa woat want 4a miaa 1 Call oa Greaeho" by Fata Maraa in this week's Post. IN All, 9 arttcfu, 5 aterics, J scriaii, aiaay carteeas. Got ystir copy todsyt A cutnt sMOAzaax (KAMI wwar Oa. wises af bert oa Be River. kt snrvhed by Bw wtd-
