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Inside TV New Faces Promised By EVE STARR HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20 - STARR REPORT: Warner Brothers, which can take most of the credit for coming up with ABC'i new faces Jim Garner, Will Hutchins, Clint Walker. Wayne Preston 1s vowing in print these days that it will have new aeries ready for next season, complete with more new faces in the starring roles. Hollywood does an awful lot of talking about "new faces," but only Warners thus far seems to have done much about it. They've given the youngsters carte bianche in the stardom department, and the youngsters have accepted the opportunity and, for the most part, made good on it. The rent af Hollywood appar ently still believes that Clark Ga ble is the personification of the fountain of youth and that his sue mur. tamo M v r frjim maw will spring full-blown from the brow of Louis B. Mayer's ghost. They seem to forget that Gable himself wag an unknown youngster at one time and that at least one major stadia turned him down cold , because Ma ears were too big. That's the way you Judge talent, you see on the size of their ears. Like Bing Crosby's. STARRDUST: Could be that ftory Calhoun will wind up at MGM as the star of a new western se ries for TV. A new Howard Duff-Ida Lupino produced series, ' The Green Pea cock," is being prepared for the also-married starring team of John Barrymore Jr., and Cara Williams. Don't be surprised, inci dentally, to find Barrymore chang ing his name one of these days to plain John Drew, which actually is his middle name. The Barry- ly on his young head and he wants , to break away from it and make career of his own. 4 t? QyVsy ) mihe iV ' ; '- . MNsw immniUinm ...tiJit HA v .v ---r- rgS--mrm7 1 -jigsaw at Wt t Tha 'tirlm 500 ; YL SaS ,y? ?V.aaw Tem Vitierit fo'tisrs olrt Nothing I for Video by Studio Speaking of : names, . Zsa Zsa Gabor now wants to be known simply as Zsa Zsa. like Tallulah and Hildegarde. And Libcrace. SHORT SHOTS: The pilot film for the new "Combat Correspond enl," L'SMC aeries Is now la pro duction aver at Screen Gems. MGM has aaw turned out eom mercials for aa less than 71 differ ent sponsors. "Matinee Theater" aext month will do aa adaptation af writer Frits Blorkl's book, "Out of -My Darkness," the true story af a man wha regained his sight after 21 years af total blindness. He will thus be "seeing" his own life for the first time. A remote broadcast la radia lin go Is known as a nemo. But no body knows why. Look for a rhange of format la Joan Caulfield's "Sally" aeries. The show needs a hypo, which means the Introduction of a love interest for Joan. I Copyright 1957. General Features Corp.) Game Commission Closes Game Bird Farm at Ontario ONTARIO, Ore., Nov. 20 or The state Game Commission to day said it has closed its game bird farm here. The farm's operations have been moved to a similar facility at Hermiston, the commission said. , Since it opened in 1938, the farm here produced 289,000 pheasants. The commission said it closed the farm because costs would have been too high for needed repairs. Shaver Named Sputnik MOSCOW, Nov. 20 -The So vict I'nion has produced a Sput nikthis time a consumer's item. The name is applied to a spring driven, key-wound dry shaver for Soviet whiskers. fall dl'863 mm newer in the world LES DAVIS' VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Philip Gives Queen Kettle On Anniversary LONDON. Nov. 30 I - Prince Philip gava Queea Elizabeth a gleaming electric kettle today, an anniversary gift marking 10 years of happy marriage. Just what the Queen would do with the kettle could not be guessed. It appeared to be some little family joke, he accompanied it with a piece of jewelry designed by himself, and a large bouquet of white flowers. Congratulatory telegrams poured in from all over the world. 10-Year Power Outlook Said Improved PORTLAND, Nov. 20 - The Northwest's 10-year power outlook has improved in the past 12 months, the Bonneville Power ad ministrator said Tuesday. There now is new generation in sight, and regional' load estimates are about the same as a year ago, William Pearl told the Bonneville Regional Advisory Council. Plans announced or approved in the past year. Pearl said, will add more than seven million kilowatts of power to the Northwest pool in the next 10 years. r This power, he said, includes more than three million kilowatts of federal power and four million kilowatts of non-federal power. The additions include the federal John Day. Dam on the Columbia River and some 20 non-federal projects, Pearl said. - Pearl said a power deficit is in dicated by 1965-66. He added, however, full power demands could be met by projects now being considered but not def initely scheduled. 1 Toy Sputniks Rushed BERLIN, Nov. 20 -Kids in Red-ruled East Germany are get ting hints that there may be a Sputnik under the Christmas tree for "little space scientists." A gov ernment rush order has called on a factory to mass-produce a wind up toy satellite that circles a globe while attached to a rocket. the tine he closest as mm MOPSY IFI PROMISE NOT TO ENJOY MYSELF) MAY I PATE OTHER L " MEN WHILE TThFSz- v' YOU'KE AWAY ' . &APVS Rs?it3r II-2I S-) Hl Vf Urn IWI4K Wnw British Firm To Build Italy's A-Power Station LONDON, Nov. 20 l-A British firm ' today announced agreement to build nuclear power stations for Italy. The London Chronicle said Brit ain had beaten the United States in a five-year race to sell the first atomic power station abroad and that Japan may soon place a con tract in this country as well. The Nuclear Power Co. said it will build a power station at a site "somewhere north of Naples," and cooperate with Italy on the design and development of power reactors on a long-term basis. No USSR Whodunits LONDON, Nov. 20 ( Moscow radio reported this week that inore"than M published in the Soviet Union "are on exact, natural and applied sci ences." Whodunits don't exist. You'll discover . . . just as the whole world discovered . . . that Ford's dramatic new features for 58 make it the most exciting value ever offered the American car buyer. It's car at half the fine-car pricel YwD rM Hi o m world of UlhiM with Ned's diaa awlohK ' ifyliaa. From new Honeycombed grille and Power-Flow hood to the new Slipstream roof and Sculptured rear deck, Ford'i 58 styling is a Handout. There's nothing newer! Tool (M tmMiaa e U with aw CraiM-O-MatM Driva teamed with the new Interceptor V-S. New Dl por tion leti you move tmnollily, auto matically from solid-feeling take-off right up to highway cruising speeds. YmD moot with a foattwr tweh with now MiCirclt (Marina. Nothing rolls like ball, and that's the secret of Ford'i Iteering ease. Free-moving steel balls in the iteering mechanism give you thing yet to power iteering! Proved Hid approved around tut world By GLADYS PARKER Zulu Music Gives Way to Rock V Roll NEW YORK, Nov. 20 UtV-A Zulu disc-jockey arrived from South Africa tonight and complained that rock 'n' roll is displacing the traditional Zulu music in the hearts of his people. King Edward Masinga, 41, who conducts' a daily Zulu-language program in Durban featuring the old folk music, said he came here on a special State Department grant to study American drama and broadcasting. Even the rural . strongholds of traditional ways in Natal are not safe from the all-pervading rock 'n' roll, he said. The Negroes buy records in towns and take them into the back country. 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Wis., Nov. 30 I Neighbors and acquaintances of Edward Gein, who has admitted killing two women, recalled today that the mild-mannered bachelor frequently had told them in a joking way, they thought of doing away with people who were re ported missing. ' And Bob Hill, a lft-year-old high Conservation Cooperation Need Detailed BAKER, Ore., Nov. 20 UP) The conservation of natural resources cannot be carried on by the fed eral government alone, the direc tor of the Bureau of Land Man agement said today. Private citizens, industry, civic organizations and state and local governments also must help in the development and conservation of resources, Edward Woozley said Woozley told the Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee that co operation is needed particularly in the nation s great river basins. Such cooperation, be said, is "exemplified here in the Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee. Woozley said, however, that "The development of the pro grams for action will require a reconciliation of many different points of view." "Effective planning . . .de mands a comprehensivetreatfhent that would take inte account the . growing competitions for land and resource use. "The harvesting of timber can not be planned without taking Into full account such closely related subjects as watershed manage ment, soil conservation, flood con trol and grazing," he said. Minister Elected PORTLAND. Nov. 20 I The Rav. Ionnrd fWtlorn wmtmrAav was elected president of the Port land presbytery. He is pastor of the .Westminister Presbyterian Church. Plain Tot in in Black or Cordova color () SOI l f ROItUCK AND CO. N " III j y U-Wing Tip in f y ' Brown Only f0' school student, related that some time ago he had been shown what appeared to be "two shrunken heads" at Gein's farm near here. "He said they were sent to him bv a cousin from the Philippines," young Hill recalled. "I didn't think anything about it at the time." Authorities found a collection of skulls on the farm and took them to the State Crime Laboratory at Madison, where Gein underwent two days of questioning. He ad mitted today the deaths of two middle-aged women Mrs. Bernice Worden, a Plainfield storekeeper whose body was found on the farm Saturday night some hours after she was reported missing; and Miss Mary Hogan of nearby Bancroft, who disappeared late in 1954. "He was a little peculiar," said Mrs. Norris Diggles, "Like that time Mary Hogan disappeared. People would kid Ed about it and he'd say, sure, he did it. When ever there was any crime any where Ed would confess to it. Everybody thought it was a big joke." New Air Rescue Reserve Squadron Based at Portland PORTLAND. Nov. 20 11 A new air rescue reserve unit was established here today, the first such squadron ever stationed at the Portland Air Force Base. The unit was given an initial complement of four Gruman am phibians, which carry a crew of six men. Demolition Bid Set on Portland Sports Center PORTLAND, Nov. 20 I Bids will be called Dec. 10 for demoli tion of buildings m 4'i blocks of Portland s planned Exposition Recreation Center. . The contract will be the-third awarded for demolition s I nc work began on the multi-million dollar sports center. Statesman, Salem, OreVThurt, Nov. 2I,"S7(SecII)-18 Oregon Counties Association Meets , PORTLAND, Nov, 20 ( - The Assn. of Oregon Counties opened Us annual convention here today. Gov. Robert Holmes will speak tomorrow, as the convention's main business session gets under way. Committee reports will be given Friday. The Australian Government is buying two late model U. S. air craft to use in rain-making ex periments. The planes will be used to seed suitable cloud-formations with silver iodide. 4 St i tjc: to o BF a. J f l ' fitittM it your Optomitritt't PriteriptiM mm. V DfiJfnrf! 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