Thud-ay. March 19, 1953
Tele-Views
Radio-Television
By DAVE
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n o,..iv 7 i T . V Ulen amiin or i guess
thL ffVnsa5 of Sn!ith ' Anyway this fellow
Snw1 Smyti down at KGAE wa " Wednesday
donning green trousers, green tie and maybe green eyes.
b6, 8 w,as 24 hours wt for St Pat
rick s day. But like Smyth says, "Better late than never."
. . . Maybe Smyth didn't realize Tuesday was the famous
cholorphyll w&b it was a publicity stunt for
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Television station KPTV probably spent Wednesday
relaxing following the defeat University of Washington
took Tuesday night. If Washington would have won, the
KrTV brass would have spent all day Wednesday on the
phone cleanng network programs.
'
Ford Theater and Its parade of filmland stars was hon
, ored In BILLBOARD'S First Annual TV Film Show
Awards. The dramatic show, seen every Thursday at 9:80
P;m:J5ST) pver NBC-TV was selected in the BEST DBA-
MATIC TV FILM PROGRAMS category of the awards
which also named mystery, comedy and other special
categories.
.
Sheldon Reynolds, young producer of the European
made adventure series, "Foreign Intrigue," was singled
out by REDBOOK MAGAZINE as "The young man with
an idea who gave television programming something
new," In the current (March) issue, of the national period
ical. . '
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING
My Hero at 7:00. Beanblossom plays cunid for actress
and egotistical director in order to sell honeymoon home
in "Beauty and the Beast."
25th Annual Academy Award Presentation at 7:80. Bob
Hope cnosen as emcee. Nominations for the various cate
gories were drawn from a list of 485 feature pictures
declared eligible on the basis of seven consecutive days
of playing time in Los Angeles. Five nominations in each
group are: - .
Best production: "The
"High Noon"; "Ivanhoe"; "Moulin Rouge"; "Quiet Man."
Best performance by an actor: Marlon Brando in "Viva
Zapata"; Gary Cooper in "Hum Noon": Kirk Douelas in
"The Bad and the Beautiful"; Jose Ferrer in "Moulin
iiouge ; Alec Uuiness in "The
Best performance by a supporting actor: Richard Bur
ton in My Cousin Rachel";
Big Sky"; Victor McLaglen
Palance in "Sudden Fear";
pata."
Best performance by an
"Come Back Little Sheba";
pata." Joan Crawford in "Sudden Fear"; Bette Davis in
"The Star"; Julie Harris in "The Member of the Wed
ding," Susan Hayward in "With a Song in My Heart."
Best performance by a supporting actress: Gloria
Grahame in "The Bad and the Beautiful;" Jean Hagen
in the Rain;" Colette Marchand in "Moulin Rouge;"
Terry Moore in "Come Back, Little Sheba," Thelma Rit
ter in "With A Song in my Heart"
The Unexpected at 9:00 "Slightly Dead." An old Irish
actor can't get a job and is humiliated in producer's
waiting rooms and confused by the traditional chaos of
television. Jumps in the East River but is too good a
swimmer to drown. J. M. Kerrigan stars as Roman
O'Hooliham. .
Ford Theater at 9:80. Viveca Lindfors, Helmut Dan
tine in "The Bet." An impoverished lawyer grees to
elf-imprisonment for 10 years in order to win a bet
Nite Owl Theater at 11:80. "Slums of New York"
tarring Mickey Rooney.
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING FRIDAY
You Asked for It at 8:80. Chandu lights a cigarette
from his burning fingertips and shaves with a blowtorch.
The Big Story at 9. Chester Potter of the Pittsburgh
Press trails a killer of a stool pigeon.
Mr. and Mrs. North at 9:30. Pam and Jerry offer a
helping hand to a friend and find themselves involved in
the homicide of his wife in "The Blackout."
Dennis Day Show at 10. Dennis is forced to disguise
himself as Charley the apartment superintendent in or
der to save the old man from the police.
Adolphe Men jou's Favorite Story at 10:80. "The Crime
of Sylvestre Bonnard." An old sweetheart's daughter is
in a charity schol and Sylvestre tries to get custody of the
child only to become involved in a chain of circumstances
which end with the girl getting married.
Nite Owl Theater at 11:45. "Vampire's GhosVJohn
Abbott Peggy Stuart
MARCH Jl SATURDAY
tods and Company at 11 a.m. 13-year-old Carol Heiss,
one of the youngest girls to win in world figure skating
contest will be honored this week.
Victory at Sea at 2:80. "D-Day" picture of Normandy
invasion.
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Madge Meredith, convicted in the kldnap-beatlng of
her manager five years ago, looks over clips of 111m of
herself as she worked at her first screen role since her
sentence was commuted fay Gov. Earl Warren of Cali
fornia in 1951. With her ia her co-star, Audie Murphy, at
Universal-International Hollywood studio. The actress has
worked in TV since her release, but has not made a movie.
(AP Wirephoto)
Oscar Award Telecast Aimed
For Tonight's Entertainment
The nation's first telecast of
the Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences awards over
NBC television on Thursday,
March 19, will present cere
monies from both New York
and Hollywood, an innovation
mis year.
Charles Brackett, president
of the Academy, . announced
that Conrad Nagel would act as
master of ceremonies in New
York at the Hudson theatre
where former "Oscar" win
ners and a number ot this
year's nominees for top honors
have been invited to be pres
ent.
Bob Hope will be master of
ceremonies for the mam Aca
demy Awards ceremony at
Hollywood's RKO Pantages
theatre.
A nationwide television au
dience will see the ceremonies
in both East and West Coast
entertainment capitals during
NBC TVs program which will
start at 10:30 p.m., EST.
The Academy is cooperating
with NBC in every way to or
ganize the award ceremonies
as a television program which
will combine the excitement of
Hollywood's biggest night of
the year with star-studded en
tertainment. Johnny Green,
musical director of MOM, is
general director of the show
for the Academy. Robert
Welch, NBC-TV producer, is in
charge of the nationwide tele
cast. Richard Clerrrmer will
produce the New York presen
tation program which Warren
Jacober will direct William
Bennington will be NBC-TV's
Hollywood director.
Paul Douglas, stage, screen
and radio star, has accepted
the invitation of Johnny Green
to serve as radio commentator
for the broadcast of the show
over NBC.
Douglas was one of the na
tion's top mikemen before
scoring a hit as an actor in the
Broadway production of "Born
Yesterday." Following this
success, he came to Hollywood,
where he Is now one of the
screen's top stars. He was the
radio commentator for last
year's Award Presentation pro
gram and served as master of
ceremonies for the 1949
Awards show.
At least SO former "Oscar"
winners and nominees for the
current awards have been In
vited to NBC's Hudson the
atre in New York on March
19. Both Shirley Booth and
Betty Davis, nominees for 'best
actress" award, are expected
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1:00 pJo-Mt-Unte Theater
4:lt p.oL tvetrcn for Tomorrow
4:10 p.m Lot ot life
4:4ft p.m. tTa&ftr Than Fiction
0:00 p.m. Howdy Doody
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Here at 2:01 p.m. Fri.
New York VP) Spring ar
rives Friday at 2:01 p.m. EST.
At that time, the sun will
reach the vernal equinox, the
imaginary point in the sky
where the sun's path crosses the
celestial equator. The sun's
center will then proceed northward.
Servicemen to
Hear Awards
American servicemen
throughout the world will hear
the , 25th Annual : Academy
Awards presentation program
over the faculties of the Armed
Forces Radio Service, it was
announced today by Colonel
William Mason Wright, Jr
commanding officer of AJUS.
The program will be broad-
east direct from the RKO Pan-
tales theatre In Hollywood,
on March 10. In this country
the event will be carried on
the combined facilities of NBC
Radio and television.
This is the seventh year that
AFRS will shortwave the Aca
demy program to all parts of
the globe, with eleven giant
transmitters beaming the event
to tha GIs wherever they may
be overseas. The show also
will be relayed by some 68
foreign stations lor their list
eners. This will Include all of
South America, Japan, Korea,
England, Australia, South Af
rica, India and Germany.
The program will be beam
ed behind the Iron Curtain by
the AFRS station at Bremer-
haven and stations of the Blue
Danube network, an AFRS
subsidiary. The event is to be
carried' by the northern-most
radio station at Point Barrow,
Alaska, end by the southern
most station at Pago Pago, Sa
moa. !
It is estimated that the do
mestic and AFRS broadcasts
reach over 91,000,000 listen
ers. NBC's coverage la expect
ed to reach another 60,000,000
listeners and viewers.
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Blonde dancer Margarethe
Rung Jorgenson of Copen
hagen, who said She has
been having dates with for
mer King Farouk of Egypt
since his separation from
Queen Narriman, poses In
Rome, 'Italy. The 19-year-old
Danish dancer told
newsmen She met Farouk
recently the same night
Narriman took oft for Swit
zerlandand they had been
out two or three times sines
then. (AP Wirephoto.)
Other Unions to Seek
Productivity Raises j
Washington U.B A rail
road labor leader predicted to
day that unions in other indus
tries will try to match the four-cent-an-hour
pay hike award
ed to the nation's 1,800,000
railroad workers.
W. P. Kennedy, chief of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, said he expects the prin
ciple of the "productivity" pay
hike to be taken up In other
industries by "unions who
watched the pay decision with
keen interest."
"We think the decision will
extend productivity beyond
the railroads," Kennedy said.
"Workers in other industries
should be given the same
recognition our men got."
Boy Didn't Even Know
Cops Were Pursuing
Oklahoma City OT An 18-year-old
hot rod enthusiast, ac
cused of three times outdistanc
ing police cars which were
traveling over 90 miles an
hour, explained to police after
his capture:
"I didn't even know they
were chasing me."
Areas of the highlands In
Scotland have been turned into
cattle ranges much like those
in the western part of the
United States.
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p a finger during a news
fonferenc at Princeton,
XJn in which he said his
new theory, designed to ex
plain everything from single
atoms to the universe, la
mathmatically correct The
scientist, who recently cele
brated his 74th birthday,
discussed his new theory at
conference In . connection
with announcement that a
new college, part of Yeshlva
University, has been namtd
the Albert Einstein College
of Medicine and will be con-:
structed In New York City's
Bronx. (AP Wirephoto)
Morse Applies for
Seat oh Demo Side
Washington AIA Sen. Wayne
Morse, the Oregon Independent
who bolted the Republican
party, has applied for a seat on
the Democratic side of the Sen
ate. .;
Morse declined to talk about
his motives. But he could aide
with the Democrats in straight
party line votes to produce a
precarious 48-to-4B balance be
tween Senate Democrats and
Republicans,
The one-man Independent
party submitted his request to
the Democratic minority lead
er, Sen. Lyndon Johnson
(Tex.). If approved, presuma
bly by the Democratic policy
committee, ne . would move
from a front row on the GOP
side of the aisle to a back seat
among the Democrats.
St. Louis Youngsters
Die in Blazing House
St Louis JP Three young
sters, trapped as they slept in
a second-floor bedroom, burned
to death Thursday in a fire that
destroyed their suburban Glen-
dale home.
The youngsters, two boys and
a girl, were the children of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul DeCoster.
They were identified as Pat,
Paul. Jr., 11, and Andrea.
14.
Mrs. DeCoster, 47, suffered
serious burns. DeCoster and a
fourth child, Mary Joan, 16,
caped serious injury.
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Middle Grove
It Is 'vacation week for most
all pupils ot Middle Grove
school, as even the 4-H clubs
held their meetings last week.
Tha Triple Livestock club
held Its meeting with Carol
Crum on Thursday.
The theme tor the meetinc
was "Health Activities." . , I
Loren Van Cleave was regis
tered as a new member. He will
have a Guernsey calf for his
project ., . ,
Attending as members were
CherrlU Doty, Carolyn Crura,
Sam Myers, Richard and Ron
ald Moorman, Eddie Page and
George Darland. Leaders were
Mrs. Paul Bassett Thomas Do
ty and parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Crura, Mrs. Ray Dar
land and Merle Van Cleave.
The next meeting will be April
10 with George Darland. ..
' The Boys Cooking club met
with Tom Latham. The demon
stration at this meeting was the
making of a fruit salad by
Harry Lee Scharl Attending
were Harry Leo Scharf, Billy
Joe Sllmak, Tom Latham, John
Angun, Don Anglln, Charles
Wyatt and the leader, Mrs.
John Cage. For refreshments
they usedtthe fruit salad made
for demonstration.
The girls cooking club post
poned its meeting to March 26.
Carolyn Crum, accompanied
by Miss Mary Grace Marger of
Swegle community, left Wed
nesday morning to spend the
remainder ot the vacation with
Carolyn's grandparents. Mr,
and Mrs. Leonard Walllus at
Nehalem.
The Middle Grove Associated
clubs meeting has been post
poned until the night of March
27. The Ami tie club will pre
sent tne program.
Middle Grove Mothers club
will hold its postponed meet
ing Mondsy night March 38, at
i :3V p.m. atttei ichoolhouse,
It is believed that a species
of duck called Old Squaw
dives deeper than, any other
duck, having been accidental.
ly caught in fish nets ISO feet
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Dam will begin preparing Ap
ril 6 for tha annual spring
freshet in th Columbia rtvtr. .
Engineers wlU begin lowering
the Botmevilla reservoir than.
Now at B feet above sea tor- -
si. the pool will be lowered to
IVk feet and held there until
stream flow picks op to 260,000
euble test a second. -
Then tha pool wd be raised
gradually to a ihavtonum level
of 83 feet ' .
Strike Voted Agrinsf
Tillamook PUD
Tillamook WV-A strike of ST
ATX, Electrical Workers against
the Tillamook Peoples Utility
District Is possible. -
A anion spokesman said tb
workers authorised the strike
after the PUD directors appear
ed to be delaying too long a '
decision on whether to make a
5 -cent hourly pay tnereane r
troactive. The union wants its
retroactive to last July, when
negotiations started. . -
Strike May Shut Coast :
Electric 5emce Off -
Tillamook, tin Electrical
service to some S500 customers
of the Tillamook PUD was
threatened today by a strike ot
22 ( union employes. Strike
deadline was set tor next Mon
day. The AFL Hectrlcal Workers
union, which represents tha
employes, and management
have agreed upon a five-cent
hourly wage increase. Dls
egreement eomes from PUD'S
refusal to make the raise retro
active to July 1, 1982, when
the previous contract expired.
. Theodore Rosevelt was tha
youngest man ever to become
President ot the United States,
being 42 when ha first took
office.
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