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Hollywood Publiciiy Puses
Lit for Eisenhower Boost
Nevada Beef
Prices Eyed
Nevada stockmen debating wheth
er or not there is a definite beef
cattle price cycle in this stale may
find their answer in the findines of
Howard C. Mason, agricultural
economist wltli the university of
Nevada experiment station.
The last two three-year periods,
1M6-49 and 1949-52 have run through
a strikingly similar course of grad
ually rising prices for years, fol- deadpanned Bob Ryan. "In the bull-
lowed by a break and decline or 'ring at Tijuana?"
weakness for six months or more.
according to Mason. I Gary Cooper's wearing a happv
The period 1946-49 started with i smile. The Broadway critics mur-
considerable strength following the dered "The Chase," the play he
iemoval of price controls In 1946. almost agreed to star in last year
It rose steadily to a peak in July I . . . Joe OiMaggio's ex-wife, gor
1S48. and started on a rather steep I geous Dorothy Arnold, is studying
warbling art with will Donaldson.
By KRSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD tNKA) Exclu
sively Yours: A Hollywood bally
hoo campaign, with every trick
known to eyeDrow-iitung movie
press agentry. Is about to he
launched In th "I Like Ike" Fol
lies. There'll be everything from
movie starlet leg art, to entice
male voters, to "I Like Ike" bras
for the ladles!
One Hollywood glamor culit li
even being lined up to pose for
photographers wearing only "I
Like Ike" campaiiin buttons. About
15 buttons. It's calculated, will keep
everyone concerned out of Jail.
A trio of movie press agents,
Paul Ross, Hank Levy and Joe
Gardiner, are the headline-happy
lads lighting the publirlty fuses for
the Eisenhower Volunteers of Hoi I
lywood. , i
"Resistance Is melting away now
that Ike's piling up the voles In
the primaries," Ross flashes, it to t
me. "Everybody wants to get Into
the act." I
Already In the act, according to ,
Ross, are Jack Warner, Dana An
drews, Doris Day, Bing Crosby, !
Red Skelton, Gale Bobbins. Mike ,
Romanoff. Virginia Mayo, Frank
Lovejoy, Darryl Zanuck, Sam Gold- 1
wyn and Clark Gable. I
Hollywood I Like Ike. stunts 1
coming up: 1
A Hollywood Blvd. parade, tol
I lowed by a gigantic rally at Holly
wood bowl personal appearances
by Hollywood stars throughout the
U.S. A double for Elsenhower mak
ing a tour of Hollywood and New
York night clubs, sky writers, TV
films and radio plugs.
"It's going to be colossal, Ross
said. "We're going to give Ike a
bigger campaign than Howard
Hughes gave Jane Russell. We'll
probably even have Lassie In the
act."
On the dav Shelley' Winters w1
reported marrying lttorlo- Gass
man in Mexico, she was visiting
the "City .Beneath the Sea" set at
Ul and announcing. "We're going
to have a quiet wedding. Just us
and my mother and father."
Where is it going to be held?" !
father of former movie moppet Ted
Donaldson. Dorothy wants to pick
up the movie. career she dropped
several years ago.
Vie Mature will now emote with
Betty arable and Dale Robertson
In "The Farmer Takes a Wife."
But the studio had to assign Sally
Benson to a rewrite of the script,
to build up Vic's role, before he
gave the YES answer.
Luscious Claudelle Thornton,
who will be loomed to stardom
this year by UI. la admitting she'll
wed Bob Slack "as toon as we
settle down In our careers."
Dkk Wesson's claiming a town
has been named allcr linn Mar
blchead, Mass.
Howling scene promised for "The
Road to Bull" Dob Hope uurl Blna
Crosby, aa a couple of iirugKlluii
vaiidevllllana, are playing a thea
ter In 8ydney, Australia. Seated in
the first row Is a kangarool
Printed reports that Hollywood
la ready to pay Iugrid Bergman
13M.000 plus a hefty percentage for
a comeback film la IS miles from
the truth. Budget boys are whisper
ing she'll be hicky to collect 100,
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Francis Lederer and Ills. wife.
Marion, are denying the marriage
buslup talk. Sayn Marion: "I'll nev
er atop lovln' that man."
Republic Studio's offering Buddy
Rugera producer's berth . . .
Pals are predicting Unit Judy Oar
land and Sid Luft will tlo lite mar
riage knot after her Snn Frauclat'o
appearance and honeymoon in
Hawaii . , . Breathtaking m pub
licity release from Warner Bros.:
eV"
"Alan Lailri tinea not take nlf his
ahlrt oiK'o 111 "Ilia Iron Mlntioaa,' "
Anne nnxter'a nwlttli In a ffxv
blonde type In "My Wife's lle.il
Friend" In an evo-npriinr. She avnti
(I lopped in pounds fur the rule.
Wrestler Wild Red llmrv maki-i
his film debut In the same flint
and la saying;
"Anne and I linve something in
nimiiKin. My neck In 'J3 Inches an.l
so Is her waist." j
-
lt'i pini tU itlly for ante that Judv
llolllday tin the Carulo Lombard
loin l and Don tie Fur will co llar
III the Hioadwnv nitialnal version
of "Nothing Sacred" tills fall,
MIRRORS
tar any rasm
In hs haiml
.111 K, Main
People DO TOO
read small space
ads - you are!
NkeMAVM ratx. oae.es
AMIftlCAN CHINESE
ewK el tfceet beat!
Me. e-tt r Orewi T. Take Oat
en B. Lee, Mgr.
decline to hit a low point in Feb
ruary 1949.
No great strength was shown on
the livestock market until prices
again started up the following No
vember. From this point. Mason
finds, cattle prices moved steadily
upward until they hit price ceiling?
in the soring of 1951. By fall they
started down again.
From an extensive study of beef
cattle prices in Nevada, it appears
that in the absence of price ceil
ings there might have been another
peak and price break almost ex
actly three years after the one in
July 1948, economist Mason points
out.
Beef cattle prices are still low
compared to last summer: and the
Question arises as to whether cattle
prices may not go ur another 10
or 12 cents if controls are removed.
This depends a great deal upon
the continuation, of defense activl
ties and limitations on further ex
pansion of meat animal production.
Should Cancer
Victims Know?
DAYLIGHT DAZE
McMTNNVILLE I McMlnn
ville will go on daylight time June
1 under a changed decision of the
City Council. The Council earlier
bad voted to- stay on standard
lime.
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StaAi6. Thursday
CLEVELAND Wl Should a doc
tor tell a patient he has cancer,
if the physician is asked the ques
tion? Dr. John W. Cllne of San Fran
cisco, president of the American
Medical Association, says yes.
At the annual meeting of the
Ohio State Medical ' Association
Tuesday night. Dr. Cline was quer
ied on whether the physician should
always tell the patient the truth.
"If the patient puts you onthe
spot." he ans.wered.i'you have no
right to lie to him. even If he asks
you "do I have cancer?"
In his address, Dr. Cllne dis
cussed a recent survey on the feel
ings of the public toward doctors.
One complaint was that physi-,
Clans are not suuicirniiy iraus
with patients on their ,illnesses,
Over-Ceiling
Spuds Found
SEATTLE I Over-ceiling
nrices on notatoes during the cur
rent shortage was reported here
Tuesday by the Office of Price
Stabilization.
Potatoes have been scarce here
end in many other cities tor several
weeks.
The OPS said a check of 27
Seattle area stores disclosed 12 per
cent of them selling new potatoes
at above ceiling prices and 20 per
cent not selling any. Some other
stores were on rationing schedules,
doling them out three or 'five
pounds to the customer.
Air Force Goes
For Navy Talk
uuoimlRTnu in Ti Air
HAWU"W'VI1 'ill " - ' " "
v - ....II ..alnw M,i vtn.
rUIUC Will Dim. wmis -tj
surements knots and nautical
miles, Instead of miles per hour
and statute miles on July 1.
The Defense Department, In
making the announcement Tues-
j A u .hinoi harl heen an-
uay. Nun mic " -f
proved by the Air Coordinating
Committee, established by Presl-
j . n In 1Q4R In an effort
em x i union -"i
to eliminate confusion in aircraft
traffic control.
- .i I 1 1 .....I, nnn mln-
A nauiii;i nine
ute of arc on a great circle course
t round the eartn. n mrcj ,
080 leet, as compared with 6.280
In the statute, or land. mile. The
knot is a measure of speed, one
knot eouallni one nautical mile
per hour.
Missing Plane
Shows Up
ALBANY. Ore. m Search for
mianine- nlan was called off here
Tuesday after the pilot reported
he had landed at an emergency
field.
The pilot, Russell Strait, Albany,
was reported missing after he
failed to arrive at Newport on the
Oregon Coast. The Air Search and
Rescue Unit organized an eight-
plane search party to look for him.
But it was cailea on wnen 3irau
lenhoned his wife and reported
that he had landed at an emer- j
gency field after running into a ;
log nanx. I
Pickets Picket
Union Pickets
MED FORD Wl Pickets were
picketing the pickets at Kim's
Chinese Restaurant outside Med-ford.
The first group of pickets were
members of the local AFL Cull
nary - Alliance and Bartenders.
They wanted a union shop.
Three of Kim's waitresses began
Tuesday to picket them. The wait
resses carried signs proclaiming
that they were getting "union
cale."
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