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Page 4 Section A THURSDAY ON KOIN-TVs (6) 1 p.m., Garry Moore Show Russell Oakcs brings out-of-lhis-world inventions. , 4:45 p.m., Cartoon Time "Hare . i p.m., Red Dunning Show Ron S:30 p.m., Armchair Theatre gan. :M p.m., Name That Tune Genial George DeWitt emcees. 7 p.m., Highway Patrol Forgers pass checks and disappear, 8 p.m., Bob Cummings Show tiling as education without girls. 8:30 p.m., Climax "The Long Count," Vivcsca Llndfors, John Eric on, Jacques Bcrgerac. Fighter starts a headlong plunge to obscurity, :30 J.m., Playhouse 80 "One Coat of White" stars Claudette Col, bert, Paul Henrcid. Romantic comedy about widow touring Europe involved with bitter painter. 11:10 p.m., Showtime on Six "f uy, reggy Cummins, and Richard Greene. .THURSDAY ON KPTV: J7) 3:30 p.m.. Northwest Home tells 4:15 p.m., Horse Opera "Border Feud with Lash La Rue. 5:15 p.m., Your Afternoon Theatre "Philo Vance's Gamble," 6:30 p.m., Count of Monte Crlsto investigates piracy. 8:30 p.m., Dragnet Murdered tters. :00 p.m. Great Glldersleeve "Gildy Loves Well But Unwisely." ' 1:30 p.m., Tennessee Ernie Ford Show Guest is Tommy Sands, pop ular TV rock 'n' roll singer. 10:00 p.m., Video Theatre Doctor "One Way Street." Stars George 11:00 p.m., Mystery Theatre Research scientist murdered because of professional jealousy. THURSDAY ON KLOR: (12) ' 4 p.m., Western Star Theatre Driver holdup. I p.m.. Captain Z-RO Ancient adventures in the Aztecs times , i:30 p.m. Gene Autry "Dynamite." p.m., Rocky Jones, Space Ranger "The Cold Sun" Chapter 1. 7 p.m., Fights from St. Nick's ranked Zora Follcy, Chandler, Arizona and Howard Turner, Brook lyn. , I p.m., Studio West Howard Garland, Willie Nelson and "Dumplin' Eaters." :30 p.m., "Man In Hiding" starring Paul Henrcid, Hugh Sinclair and Kay Kendall. 1053 release. 10:20 p.m., "Double Barrel Miracle," starring Lee Bowman and Dore Ashley. 1954. THURSDAY ON KGW-TV: (8) - 3:00 p.m., Film Festival "All Over The Town" stars Sarah Church ill. 5:00 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club Circus day, Allen Bears. :O0 p.m., State Trooper "What Price Gloria", Rod Cameron In volved in triangle with husband and wife and "dead" woman. 7:00 p.m., I Led Three Lives Philbrick tangles with a trigger-happy Lady Communist. , 7:30 p.m., The Lone Ranger "Outlaw in Grease Paint." t p.m., Danny Thomas "Danny's Kinnccc." :30 p.m., Bold Journay "Tho Five Mngellnns," saga of five young men and fivc-yenr voyage around the globe. 10 p.m., Racket Squad "Figures Don't Lie" exposes retirement swindle. 10:40 p.m., Clmnncl 8 Playhouse "Kiss and Tell" starring Shirley Temple and Walter Abel. FRIDAY ON KOIN-TV: (6) v t p.m., KOIN Kitchen "Chinese Egg Roll." . I p.m., Garry Moor Show Guests: Comedian Danny Dillon, Ivan Sanderson. 4:45 Cartoon Time The Ole Prospector in "Gold Rush Daze." 5 p.m., Red Dunning Show visited by Jack Marks, director Portland Zoo. ,r ill. p.m., Armchair Theatre "Big Night In Boonelown" starring Artie Sullivan, John Warburton. 8:30 p.m., Zanc Grey Theatre "The Hanging Tree" stars Robert Ryan. 0 p.m., Mr. Adam and Eve llnwnrd Adams winds up in jail. 0:30 p.m., Playhouse of Stars "The Wedding Present" stars Celeste Holm, Gary Merrill, concerns community reaction to spinster s' oflcring board to hobo. 10 p.m. The Lineup Kx-con commits suicide, Sun Francisco detec tives havo hands full. Warner Anderson and Tom Tully slnr. 10:30 p.m., Portland Wrestling Live and lively from the Portland National Guard Armory. 11:0 p.m., Showtime on Sli "Dr. Jim," stars Slu Erwin and Bar bara Wood. FRIDAY ON KPTV: (27) 10 a.m., Home Howard Whitman discusses the teen-age "sloppy dressing." 12 Noon, N.n.C. Mallnec Thcntre tS-year-old boy struggles to make parents understand him in "The Bridge." J p.m., Comedy Time "Call Michigan 70M." :30 p.m., Northwest Home guests are Barbershop quartet from For est Grove, singing nl costume, 4:30 p.m., Horse Opera "Gangsters of the Frontier" wilh Tex Biller. 3:15 p.m., Your Afternoon Theatre "Arc These Our Parents?" Stars Helen Vinson. Lyle Tnlhnt. li:lS p.m.. Famous Flsnts Box l.aync and Bub Sattcrlield, from Madison Square Garden, March !, nisi. 7 p.m., Cavalcnde of Sports Welterweight champ bout pits Carmen Basilio, Canastoln. New York, vs. Johnny Snxton, New York in 15 rounds, at Cleveland Arena. a p.m., Blnndle War declared when Dagwood and Woodlcy dis cover they still have tools belonging to each. d:J0 p.m., O. Henry Plnvhouse "llygcin At The Solilo." p.m., Hoy lingers Rndro Hoy sinrs in snow presented from Houston s Knt Stock Show and Rodeo. Guesls include Trigger. Trigger, Jr., the Sons of 1'ioneers, Tuny Martin and his rodeo orchestra. 10 p.m.. Crunch and Des Crunch call irom lormer mnnngcr. In Nine, 10:30 p.m.. Suspense I nllmltrd tor his employer and begins a racy adventure across Texas plain in late 1800 s. Juan Leslie miiicirs to he the "Old Man's Bride." II p.m., Uncovered "The Nichl blackmail. FRIDAY ON KLOIl: (12) 2 p.m., Lite With Elizabeth "Phone Extension" an "Atlle Sketch," and "llrdecoraling." 2:20 p.m.. Lady of Hie House Becipe using Oregon wheal flour. 3 p.m., "Courageous Dr. Christian," starring the late Jean llersholt. 4:30 p.m., Cnlonrl Tim McCoy Cowboy McCoy tells shout "Black Bart." 4:4S Junior Science "Fire" Is explored. Klemrnls on how lo make Carbon dioxide, how to make a model fire extinguisher. 5:30 p.m., Gene Autry "Feuding Friends." 6:30 p.m., Jungle Jim returns. 7 p.m., Mickey llnnnry .show Micky nnd Freddy assembling hot rod for a national contest. , 7:30 p.m., Wnterfront begins adventure series. p.m., Sheriff of CoehUe "Gun Hunneis." wilh John Bromlield. 11:30 p.m., "Three Men on A Horse" starring Junn Blondell, Sam I.CV0IIC, Frnnk Mcllugh. Guy Kibbee and Allen Jenkins. j 10:20 p.m., "Golden Marie," starring Simone Signmct and Claude Dauphin. I FRIDAY ON KGW: () 10 a.m., Morning's Movie "Laugh Your Blues Awny" stars Jinx Falkenberg, Bert 'The Mud Bussinnl Gordon 11:30 a.m., Community Workshop United Fund cclcbr.ites Brother hood Week. 12 Noon, Wimifa Wunda Henry Happy Goose and Albert Own are greatly surprised ... It 12:30 p.m., Teleroma Tantalizing dish prepared, Stu Erwin In "Runaway" In "Trouble With Father" series. I p.m.. New Horizons Forest Grove Festival. 1:30 p.m., Sure t "The House." p.m., Afternoon Film Fesllral "It started In Paradise" slars Ter ence Morgan. Muriel Pavlow. 3 p.m., Mickey Mouse Club Episode No. S, A Mousekalour to Samoa "Rhythm." S p.m., All Star Theatre "Policy of Joe Alladin." starling Brian Ihinlevy. p.m., Jim Blrol)" "Uw1 George" trailing gangsters in Iiuisl Biia hack count ny. Wl! -tu0:-' ('WSSMAdV' -VftHMwun ;oire." tMTV,. eusammm tit t&mu floMi.i'Tin,fb rt Shrn Tee" rTTTTTTmTTTTTmTTn Conditioned" starring Bugs Bunny, Shay visits. "The Fox Hunt," stars Dennis Mor Bob Collins argues there is no such This Be Sin," mystery stars Myrna how commercial soap Is made, Count disguised as pirate sailor man's skeleton unearthed by young doublecrosses gangster-boss in Nader. Whip Wilson solves "Stage Coach 10-rourid heavyweight bout. 9th nnd Dole F.vnns head top western Adnms, ex-fighter, receives phone Ten nnd Out. John Agnr assigned to find a wife Has Secrets" invstcrv involving On Television UHf-KPIV (27) VHf-KOIN-TV (6) (LOB (12), KGW-TV (t),KVAl (13) Programs fubject to Jait minute change. THURSDAY 1:00 p.m. KOIN Red Dunning KLOR Capt, Z-Ro KvL- Hi -Rour-ttup KGW-Mickey Mouit 5:13 p.m. KPTV Movie 6:3U p.m. KOTN-- Armrhalr KLOR Gent Autry 5:45 p.m. 6:00 p.m. KVAL Ncwfc, Vvtii.. Sptf, KOIN Wea., Newi. SpU klok spate nanner KVAL Annie Oaklry KG W Slate TrooDef ArlS p.m. 6:30 pjti. KOIN U. Edwanib Newi KPTV Monte Crista KOIN Name That Tunt KLOR Buffalo Bill KVAIs-Advpnttira Road KGW Newibeat 8:45 p,m. KVAL 'in we announced 7:00 p.m. KPTV LI be race KOIN-Ilitfhwuy Patrol KLOR Public Defender KVAL Sieve Donovan , KVAL Hawkeye 7:30 o.m. KPTV Dinah Shor. KOIN I Search Adventure KLOR f amous nay KVAL rrnnllr- KGW Lone Ranger KPVV NliC Ntw. KPTV Groucho Mirx KOIN Bob Cummings KLOR Studio West KVAL Groucho Marx KG W Circus Time KPTV Dragnet KOIN-f'Mmnx KLOR Movie KV i iet KPTV Gildersleevt KVAL Mart Called X 7:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. g:30 p.m. 0:00 p.m. KG W Danny Thomas 9:30 p.m. KPTV Ernie Ford KOIN Playhouse 90 KLOR News KVAL Ernie Ford KG W Bold Journey 10:00 pjn. KPTV Video Thea. KLOR News KVAL Video Thra. KGW Racket Sauad 10:30 p.m. KLOR Movli KGW Movie 11:00 p.m. KPTV Mystery Thca. juih movie , KVAL Movie 11:30 p.m; KPTV-Tonfle FRIDAY 8:00 a.m. KPTV Today In West KOIN Panorama Pacific KGW Pr.ivrr-Hvmn 8:15 am. KGW Town & Country b:.to a.m. ku w uh noons 8:45 a.m. KOIN Kun to Reduce 9:00 a.m. KPTV Tic Tac Dough KOIN Valiant Lady ' KGW Teleicope 9:15 a.m. KOIN Love ol Lift 9:30 a.m. KPTV Could Be Vou KOIN Search Tomorrow 9:45 a.m. KOIN Guldlnff Light IC;(W a.m. KPTV Home KOIN Stand Up KGW Movte 10:30 a.m. KOIN Ah World Turns 11:00 a.m. KPTV Price is Right KOIN Miss Brooks 11:30 a.m. KPTV Tenn. Ernie KOIN-House Party KG W Workshop 12:00 noon KP'i V i.iatniL-t. KOTN RiR Payor KGW Wunda Wunda 12:30 p.m. KOIN-lluN l,msby Kiiw leierama 1:00 p.m. KPTV cuct'ii tor Day KOIN Brighter Day KVAL Queen for Day 1:15 p.m. KOIN Secret Storm 1:30 p.m. KOIN Kdge of Night KLOR Public Interest 1:45 p.m. K'VI,'-Mn'trn "'- crs KLOR Public Intereit K V A l. Aiutiei n t (t nuances 2:00 p.m. KPTV Grral Lile KOIN-Kitchon KLOH Ellnbrtb KGW New Horizon! KVAtr-Urent Lile 2:30 p.m. KPTV Trulh-Connequen. KOIN Strike It Rich KLOR Lady of House KVAL Truth-Consequcn. KGW Stage 8 1:00 p.m, KPTV Telccourse KOIN Garry Moor KLOR Mo via '! KVAL .Vovif KGW Film Festival 2:30 p.m. KPTV NW Home 4:00 p.m. KPTV Whittle 4:15 p.m. KPTV Y.WC.A, 4:30 p.m. KPTV Western KOIN Mr. Moon KI.OR- f'nl. Tup MrCoy KGW Pioneer Club 4:43 p.m. KniN-Cartuon '....ir KI.OH Junior Science 5.00 p.m. KOIN Rod Dunmn KLOR Range Rider KV.M.- I- ilnui" KGW Mickey Mouse 5:15 p.m. KPTV Movm 5:30 p.m. KOIN-Movie KLOR Gene Autry 5 45 p.m. KVAlNrws. VNr.. Spts. 8.00 p.m. KOIN Wea . News. Spts. KI.OR-Annie O.it-'ey KVAL Range Rider KGW All Mar Then. 6 13 p.m. KOIN D. Edwards News 8:30 p.m. KOIN- ltral the Clock KI.OR Op. Tomorrow KV At, Sportsman's Club KGW Ncwsbeat 6:45 p.m. KPTV Katnoui Fights KVAly Fishing News 7:00 p.m. KPTV Hosing KOIN Nrwscrne KI.OR Presents KVAL Boxing KGW To Be Announced 7:30 p.m. KOIN-Persnn - IVrsnn KLOR Mlckev Rooney KGW-Rin Tin Tin 7:43 p.m. KPTV MC irw KVAL Spnrls Alhum 8:00 p.m. KPTV-Rlondle KOIN-Wcl Pomt KLOR Cochise Sheriff KVAL 'uir Des KGW-JIm Dowlt 8:30 P.m. KPTV-O. Henry KOIN .a ne Grey Kl.OH Movte KVMr Hi"'wnv Patrol KGW Crossrosdi n fin mil u ptv.... Umiiwi KOIN Mr. Adams Ai Eve KVI, lllMIMI KGW Treasure Hunt R 10 p.m. 10 00 p i, i i" KCW-Tlie VUe KI'TV-Cninrli & Del KOtN-l.ll-ttp Kl.Oll Nws Klw I Minn nmnn Ki'TV-suMonf. unlmi'd, Kniv ..VrrMMnK K1.0l-Mivt See K(JV Movie 11 00 pm. KP'I V-I'm ovred U:3Qpm. KPTV TnntM KOIN Movie KVAL Tonmht DISTCRBINO Ql'ACK RICHMOND. Va. A poultry market here piled up wild ducks brought in hy wives of hunters until it could catch up with its regular business of dressing poul liy. A worker delected quacks limn the pile. Investigating it was found that n big mallard w a s alive, apparently stunned by the hunter. It wound up in the window- of the market. U NOON KHV-NIC MAtlNII 11:10 PM. KOW-mtlAM I )0 t M. KGjW PIONtf R ClUI 10 CI P M. KPTV-lUX TNIATtR THURS. ?l Leading :', j , .,., - ,14., ..... -f ; ,. .,.- .,.., ' v j . " :'. r - .. ." i Yul Brynner, left; Rock Hudson, center, and Kirk Douglas, right, are expected to give the late James Dean stiff opposition for an Academy Award Oscar for the best male actor of 19S6. Dean, only person ever INSIDE HOLLYWOOD Dope Addiction 3 Movies Now By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Ifl Dope addic tion Is portrayed in three movies now filming, but the moralists will be pleased to know that restraint is being used. The recent easing 01 tne pro duction Code allows narcotics to be mentioned in films. But Holly wood is not going overboard. The industry has learned that contro versies such as that over "Baby Doll" may help an individual pic ture sell tickets, but the uproar loses friends for the film business ; a whole. "Jeanne Bagels" will show Kim Novak as the gifted actress who brought herself an early death be cause of drink and dope. Her use of narcotics will only be an inci dental point in her downfall, say the film s creators. Nor will dope be dwelled upon In "The Barney Hoss Story." The film will show how Ross become addicted in the service and even tuolly shook the habit, but it will be subordinate to the theme of man trying to find himself after ring fame. About A Hatful of Rain, di rector Fred Zinneman said: "We arc not aiming for an expose. The characters of the dope pushers, who were pretty frightening in the play, have been toned down. We're concentrating more on the interfamily relationships, ralher than the picture of a man who Is addicted. Incidentally, one unconvincing DOROTHY ) Don't Mistake Flirting for Real Interest in Customers DEAR DOROTHY DIXt I'm the owner of an ice-cream establish ment where 1 employ several young men. My wife,, who works with me, has a habit of flirting with the help. I've told her many limes to stop, but she continues. What can I do? Rudy. tion? Your wife help. wife for housework? to a farm quite we're so far out, affairs at school. 1 feel very left out and lonesome. My grandmother lives in the city, and has invited me to come live with her. I'd attend a very nice high school near her. which would offer not only social lile but more and belter courses. n parents. ' ( mnion DEAR CARMEN: It seems doubtful that ynur grandmother would have extended an invitation to you As an experiment It might be worth-while, but I'm sure you'd soon find high-school social life a poor substitute Tor your family. , - DEAR DOROTHY D1X: Last week 1 met a boy at a barn dance He asked me to call him: 1 did, and we made a date for Saturday which 1 didn't keep. Should I call him again? Flo. DEAR H.O: And why didn't call to make a dale, surely you J for your rudeness. Hereafter, don't make promises you can't keep. ; DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My boy friend lives out of town and can come down only about every six weeks. I lived in his home town at !one time, which is how we knew each other. Although he says he loves me. no nas oeen oaiing anouicr gin aoom once a wcck. He assures nu- there's nothing but Can 1 do anything further through the mail? And is It worthwhile for me to sit home every night Louise. DEAR AMY 1.01'lSE: The boy Is getting enmpnnionship the dungerous way. Practically any girl will get Ideas If she's dated once a week or more by the same hoy. If he wants le keep his romance nlth you Inlnct, he should make let him choose members of his Send your problem In Dorothy D-41. "On Helng Popular." In nil sell-addressed envelope, and send paper. LOCKER BEEF STATE INSPECTED Eastern Oregon Top Groin-Ftd Betf Half or Whole DAAbU ,b 26c Cube Steak X. ... , 55c On Itmtutn KiUijut rod CUrttig, Pnnin ttiwrt f p saivo am fw tm fcm THE CAPITAL JOURNAL' Male Oscar Nominees Portrayed in in the Making element of "Hatful" on the stage was the point that the wife wasn't aware of her husband's addiction. But Don Murray, who plays the addict, said he did research on dope victims before the filming and I found In all cases the wife didn't know of her husband's con dition for at least three months.' Barney Ross confirms this. "I was on dope for five years and my wife never suspected," he told me. 40-Foot Plunge Slightly Injures Klamath Painter KLAMATH FALLS 11 Edgar Lee Krueger. 44-year-old painter, escaped witrj minor injuries Tuos day when he fell 40 feet from i steel frame at the Johns-Manvillc hardboard plant, under construe tion at Williamson River, 25 miles north of here. He landed on a pile of rocks. Attendants at Klamath Valley Hospital said he suffered a hip injury and cuts and bruises. HANDY CHECK EDMONTON, Alta. HI A chest X-ray machine will be placed in the basement of the new Citv Hall when it opens, free to all citizens. The Alberta Tuberculosis Assn. with co-operation of the Provincial Health Department is 'prepared to install and operate it. DEAK IIUDY: Are you sure you aren't con fusing flirting with naturally friendly disposi must he pleasant to the custo mers, so you can't expect her to be surly with the If the situation Is sn definitely not lo your liking, why not hire another man, nnd release your DEAR DOROTHY D1X: Kecenlly vc moved a distance from town. Because I can't take part in any social How can 1 suggest this lo my without consulting your parents, you keep the date? If you could can make another call to apologize companionship in it. while he's enjoying himself? Amy tome aaertflce. For companionship, own sci. Dlt. Or write for her free leaflet enses, be sure lo err lose a stamped, request to her, care of this neus- nominated twice in death, was named last night for his ro(e in "Giant." Brynner was nominated for "The King and I," Hudson for "Giant" and Douglas for "Lust for Life." (AP Wirephoto) Prince Won't Get a Renault PARIS W The Renault auto works said today it wanted to give Queen Elizabeth II a minia ture but operating automobile tor Prince Charles when she visits Paris in April. Buckingham Palace said "No", explaining that British law for bade anyone under 18 to drive and the 8-year-old prince must set a good example. Burned Ship Towed In HIROSHIMA, Japan IiH A Coast Guard ship today towed the crippled, partially gutted coastal freighter Shinko Maru into Ono michi, 500 miles southwest of Tok yo. The Maritime Safety Board said two of the 32 crewmen aboard the 1,407-ton ship were killed when fire broke out in its engine room. FRUSTRATED FREELOADERS TAMPA, Fla. Un Two Meth odist ministers have dropped news paper stories about church din ners too many people read them. The Revs. Oscar Magarian and A. G. Hardee said invariably "a bunch of strangers" show up after a notice of a free meal for the congregation and this frceloading became a burden. Henceforth they'll rely on less public com- nmnic.it ions. STORE HOURS MONDAY: 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY: 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. OTHER DAYS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. wejnst chopped theiriiee!: ? K fi P,us lyP'-g ""d carbon paper and 5 typ- J . j ing lessons. j Jf jfy&S STATIONERY STREET FLOOR o i' Soviet Rulers Gird for Renewal Of All-Out Cold War on 2 Fronts By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Foreign News Analyrt Soviet rulers appear to be pre paring for a full-scale renewal of the cold war on two fronts in the Middle East to fight off a threat of growing American authority, and against President Tito of Yugoslavia. Party boss Nikita Khrushchev and Premier Bulganin have drawn heavily once again from the old Stalinist arsenal ot ver bal weapons. In their speeches at a Bulgarian reception luesuay night, the two Soviet leaders used such old familiar terms as "war monger" and "insane internation al adventures" to describe U. S. leaders. ( One can speculate from this that Bulganin and Khrushchev, while they retain their nominal leadership of the party and gov ernment, keep their positions by toleration of -the rest of ike col lective leadership. In their state ments there is a hint of des peration, indicating a possibility that the Soviet population is be ing prepared for some sort of showdown among the Krem lin leaders themselves. Along with the violent attacks on the United States, Bulganin and Khrushchev, and the Soviet press itself, have raised he old demand, so familiar in Stalin's time, for "vigilance" against in ternal and external enemies. This cry was raised in the same Holly wood Bachelor Finds Glamorous Phases to Status By ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD (UP)-What is it like to be a Hollywood bachelor? To handsome George Nader it's a nleasant life involving beautiful women and a house with a swim ming pool and he doesn t even mind frozen "TV dinners." George is one of the rugged- looking male heart-throbs in the Universal-International stable, "But it's in my contract they can't change my name to Paper Clip or anything like that." Along with Fess Parker, Tab Hunter, Bob Wagner and Elvis Presley, George is one of'the few "name" bachelors around town. He has been a constant item ui!h cnh hnntttinc u a ni Crayne, Martha Hyer. Mara Cor- day. Gia Scala and Barbara Stan - wyck. This life, according to Georges version, is as glamor ous as it sounds, Marriage Must Wail I'm not interested in getting married until I'm established and then I want to marry and have a family," he said today. Some oeople get a lot of pub licity from being engaged, mar ried and divorced, but when I marry 1 want lo settle down." George lives in a 30-year-old one-bedroom hunting lodge he, bought in the San Fernando Val- Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957 .... jnrino the struggle for power in 1953 after Stalin s death. It preceded the arrest and cution of police boss L. P. Beria. Bena. But while the Soviet Union's leaders struggle with their own internal political problems and with what appears to be a grow- waders struggle with their own with what appears to be a grow. ing ferment among the youthful : II KrfiCAMltoJ sector of the population, they apDt I I USCllilCll pear to be throwing up breast works against luiure losses in iw satellites, Communist empire and the Middle East. Moscow has Indicated it blames Tito tor much of its trou. " .. I I 1 ,Un blc in Hungary, i-oiana aim im. - other satellites. Bulganin's words on the subject remind the observ - er of the heyday of Stalinism. Bulganin called tmre nagy, me policy. Hungarian Communist who tried i One authority put it this wav: to go Tito's way, a "vile traitor" "We don't want to see anyoiia and puppet of the United Stales, boiled in oil." The other front in the full-scale I The three who went to Red renewal of the cold war is the j China are William Worthy of the Middle East. Bulganin warned it i Baltimore Afro-American and Ed was in for a "hell of atomic and 'ward Stevens and Phillip Harring hydrogen war" if it listened to ton of Look Magazine. Worthy the United States. This indicates the Soviet leaders fear Ameri can policy may make some head way toward lessening Middle East tension. Violence on t he international front invariably denotes internal weakness in the So-iet Union. The Bulganin and Khrushchev ley. It has a pool and 34 acres of ground. His life is not lonely because he has a boxer dog, an other dog of mixed ancestry and a black cat. He entertains on week ends and a maid comes in to clean Fridays and Mondays. "I go to nightclubs if there's a good show, but the best eve ning is to have six couples over, cook steaks, dance a little and talk an awful lot." he said. "I don't like the big party routine. I had .that in college." Frozen Meals Enjoyed A pick-up service takes care of his cleaning and laundry. On week nights when he stays home to study scripts or answer his fan """. -" w fu-"6 en ainncrs. ! 'k '"sic " k. a George ' 'yv '""" ' auiii u JUL Dum-i ,1 ill layau. which he hangs in place of etch ings in his diggings. Since he started in TV (as Loretta Young's leading man), he is allowed to do TV shows, such as next Thurs day's Lux Video Theater on NBC. There are some disadvantages to being single in Hollywood. Some starlets try to date him up to get their names In the papers. 1 vc been around Hollywood all my life and I'm wise to that routine." he said firmly. statements seem to add up to nervousness, which is forcing a return to Stalinism so that the home front, in the U.S.S.R. and the satellite nations, may be held i , r , ; " , m , SprihPC! 1011 t UU Ili TT UH I For China Trio WASHINGTON (UP) The nH. ministration appears to be drop- . .. r . . . . . ' ,pmg anv mougnt ot trying to j prosecute the three American 1 newsmen who visited Red China ; in def'ance of State Department auu jai uugiuii (tic UdLK in mo United States now, and Stevens ii at his regular post in Moscow for Look. At one time, the State Depart, ment indicated that any reporter who went to the Chinese main, land would risk punishment for violating passport regulations or provisions of the "Trading with the Enemy Act" or the Logan Act, which bars U.S. citizens from corresponding with foreign gov ernments in an attempt to inter fere with U.S. foreign policy. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles . declined Tuesday to tell his news conference what might happen to one of the three news men who went to Red China any way. Asked if he could say what, it any, action would be taken against Worthy, Dulles replied simply, "No, I am sorry I haven't the answer yet." But other officials indicated the administration is ready to forget the matter. Mistaken for Maid SYDNEY, Australia Iffl - Mrs. Gwendolyne Kelly, 37, got a di vorce today after telling the court (ays early from a vacation and woman in bcd wilh hcr hushand ordered bacon and eggs. The ; woman Mrs. Kelly said, had mis- . , . , m:J FOREIGN AID NEW DELHI W Nine Govern ments have agreed to give assist ance in the form of equipment and technical know-how to In dian industries during this coun try's second five-year plan, ending in 1961. . They are the United Stales Rus sia. United Kingdom, Canada, West Germany, East Germany, j. Japan. Sweden, and Italy. ?-." ;'thV'oot. J&JrMtVt4lMi if ft-WiW.. Ida lap. t&:um.M6iwijjpww.i WW-) " CJ o ,1 JAtlS 4 16RV1CI f08 RCA o
