Capital journal., March 21, 1956, Page 13, Image 13

ISalem, Oregon, Wednesday March 21, 1956
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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ollywood to Award.
Mm OscarsTonifflit
jjeading Actresses
j Faorites in
i Close Race
(expected to be the last Hollywood
appearance 01 urace neiiy, a
movie queen soon to become a
retl princess.
Many in Hollywood feel that if
the late James Dean doesn't win
1 1 me top acting ward, the Acad-
fx lemy should give him a special
By JAMES BACON Oscar. The brilliant young actor
! BOLLYWOOD I Tonight is was nominated for "East of Eden."
Oser.r night in movietown and for I Dean was killed last September
(he first time this traditionally gay In a car crash, but he still gets
Bight will be tinged with a little i more fan mail than any other
ladness. I star on the Warner lot.
Never before in the 28-year of He could well win. He's the
flie- Academy Awards has a dead ! choice of many, including Frank
man been one of the favorites to 1 Sinatra, who was nominated him
win a top Oscar. Then too it is!se" 'or "Man With the Golden
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Removes Chains
From Wrong Car
TOWSOK, Md. W - V?ith. last
weekend's snow just about gone
from Hie streets, Atty. W. Lee
Harrison decided to remove his
tire chains.
He had removad one set from
a car outside the courthouse and
was working on the other when
a stranger stepped up and said:
"Everything is all right, I was
going to remove them myself."
Then Harrison noticed that his
car was parked in back of the one
he was working on. Both were the
some make, the same color and
bore the same type chains. The
embarrassed Harrisoi. then went
to work on his own chains.
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But Hollywood is a practical
town. Most of the voters want to
see an Oscar go to someone who
can get some good out of it. That
makes Ernest (Marty) Brenine
the favorite.
Others in the top acting circle
are James Cagney and Spencer
iracy. Both are previous winners
and both gave performances, Cag
ney in Love .Me or Leave Me
and Tracy in "Bad Day at Black
Hock, that arc Oscar caliber.
Among the girls, it's a down-
to-the-final-gun race between the
Italian Anna Magnam and Brook
lyn's Susan Hayward. Magnanl,
one of the world's great actresses,
scored in Hose Tattoo. It was
her first American picture and the
part was tailor-made tor her by
playwright Tennessee Williams.
Miss Hayward, in the charmed
circle for the fourth time, is up
for the Lillian Roth story "I'll cry
Tomorrow." Her portrayal of a
lush was superb.
Others in the top actress race
are Katharine Hepburn ("Sum
mertime"), Jennifer Jones ("Love
Is a Many-Splendored . Thing")
and Eleanor Parker ("Interrupt
ed Melody").
For best picture, "Marty" and
Mr. Roberts" are the favorites,
but tough competition can be ex
pected from "Picnic," "The Rose
Tattoo" and "Love is a Many
Splendored thing."
The nation will be able to see
and hear the big show over NBC
TV and radio from 10:30 to 12:15,
EST.
Forest Roads
Fight Pressed
By Ellsworth
WASHINGTON fl Rep. Ells
worth (R-Ore) Tuesday said he
hoped the Senate would reinstate
a two-million dollar access road
project in the appropriation for
forest activities.
He also urged the House Ap
propriations Committee to recon
sider $250,000 for timber inventor
ies. Both projects, which were
planned for O&C timberlands,
were eliminated by the commit
tee Ellsworth did not propose an
amendment to reinstate the items.
He said hjs remarks were aimed
at stressing the importance of the
projects. He then expressed his
hope that the items will be rein
stated by the Senate and accept
ed later by the House.
Ellsworth said that the two mil
lion dollars will go to and be di
vided up by Oregon's 18 O&C
counties if it Is not appropriated.
High Water
Said Certain .
On Columbia
Normal Runoff to Put
River Up to 25 Feet
At Vancouver
OLYMPIA I With the snow
packed deep in the mountains, the
Pacific Northwest can expect
spring floods even under normal
weather conditions, a weather ex
pert warned Tuesday. -
Anthony J. Polos of the U.S.
Weather Bureau's River Forecast
Center at Portland told a meeting
called to consider steps to deal
with high water that the Columbia
ani other rivers east of the Cas
cades are certain to spill over
their banks.
10 BURN TO DEATH
ISTANBUL. Turkey wi- Seven
Adults and three children burned
to death last night in a fire that
destroyed their home in Tokat
province.
Dr. Hull Appointed
To Dental Council
Gov. Elmo Smith Tuesday
appointed Dr. George B. Hull,
Eugene, to the Dental School
Advisory Council of the State
Board of Higher Education.
He succeeds Dr. A. T. Oberg,
Eugene, whose term expired.
U. S. VISIT APPROVED
MEXICO CITY W Congress has
given final approval for President
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines to leave the
country for his meeting with Pres
ident Eisenhower and Canadian
Prime Minister LouL St. Laurent
in White Sulphur Spring, W. Va.,
March 26-28.
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vent it, Pflos warned. 0
A normal spring thaw, he said,
111 send the Columbia to 25 to 28
feet at Vancouver, where the flood
stage is 15 feet. Portland, Long-view-Kelso,
and such upstream
points as The Dalles also may ex
pect flooding.
Polo said normal weather also
will send the Yakima, Okanogan,
Wenatchee and Pend Oreille riv
ers over their banks and watm
weather anj heavy rains can
cause flooding of the Spokane,
Methow and Snake Rivers.
Serious flooding is not expected
west of the Cascades, however, he
said.
Representatives of federal, state,
local and private agencies attend-:
ed the meeting called by Gov.
Langlie to outline steps to be tak
en before, during and after the
expected Hoods.
Only below normal temperatures Washington.
. TAIPEI, Formoa IP-Thc Chi
nese Nationalist government an
nounced today that it had accept
ed the resignation of Dr. 'V. K.
I Wellington Koo as ambassador to
Greek Church
Primate' Dies
At Age of 82
ATHENS, Greece tfl-Art-hbish-op
Spyridon, 82-year-old Greek
Orthodox primate and chairman
of the Panhellcnlc Committee for
Union of " Cyprus with Greece,
died early today.
The archbishop entered a hos
pital here Sunday for treatment of
a heart ailment and blood circu
lation 'disorder.
In support of the "Enosis" cam
paign to join Cyprus to Greece,
Spyridon presided 'March 10 over
an emergency meeting of' tha
Greek Orthodox Holy Synod, which
appealed to world religious organ
izations to back Archbishop Ma
karios of Cyprus.
Makarios, leader of the Cyprlot
movement to .merge the British
I island, colony with Greece, w,:s
exiled by British authorities March
9.
Spyridon also took an active part
in earlier political activities, par
ticularly during the Italian occu
pation in World War II and when
Epirus was under Turkish t-ule.
Both the Italians and the Truks
passed death sentences on him.
Spyridon was . born in 1874 in
the village of Chili, on the Asiat
ic coast of the Bosporus. He was
ordained bishop of Konitsa, in
SOLONS FLY TO CUBA
WASHINGTON W-An estimated
& senators and representatives
arranged to fly to Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba today to witness oper
ations aboard the U. S. Navy su
.percarrifr ForrestaNand the guid
ed misile cruiser Boston,
Epirus, in 1906 and archbishop of
Athens and primate of Greece
June 4, 1949.
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