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Friday, Oct. 17
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Cinerama May fie Movies'
Salvation From TV Threat
SGT. MURL METZ, ton of Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Meti, 1630
E, Main Street, is expected to
arrive in San Francisco late
this month after 10 months'
duty in Korea. He has spent
two years in the Army and is
to be discharged after arrival
in San Francisco.
Smuggler Gets
Whopping Fine
MARSEILLE. W A French
court sentenced Jean DeStour to
our months in Jail and orderea
him to pay a fine of 658 million
francs (1.700.000 for trying to
smuggle six tons of American cig
arettes into France from Tangier.
DeStour was grabbed by cus
toms men as he neared the French
Coast in a small craft. His cargo
was seiied.
Officials said last night DeStour
probably would be allowed to make
a settlement of the fine at a much
lower figure.
FFA Youths
End Meeting
KANSAS CITY IP Some 6.000
farm youths wind up their annual
Future Farmers of America con
vention Thursday with election of
national and regional officers.
Before the convention goes Into
its closing session, however, the
farm lads will hear an address by
President James C. Patton of the
National Farmers Union.
Wednesday night. 16 FFA boys
receive prlies totaling $3,400 in
recognition of their achievements
in various branches of farm opera
tiondairy farming, farm electrifi
cation, sol and water management
and farm mecnanics.
The national winners In the
crouo. receiving a $250 prlw each,
included Ed Reser. 18. Walla Wai
ns, wash., farm mechanics.
New Austrian
Election Due
VIENNA. ' Austria IP Austria's
two government coalition parties
have decided to call for new par
liamentary elections next April 2.
The decision of the conservative
People's party and the left-of-cen-ter
Social Democrats must be ap
proved by Parliament, in which
the coalition holds 144 of the 165
lower house seats.
The last elections were held In
October. QORO. Observers expect
the coalition to win a new majority
In the voting.
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By KRSKINR JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD INK A I Behind
the Screen: The "depthles" are
coming and they may be the depth
charge that will unseat you from
tlie living room television set and
send you crowding back Into the
movie theaters.
The "talkies" did It M years ago
and now Ihe long-time dream of
three-dimensional motion pictures
let a call them "depthies may
come true.
New York has already cheered
Cinerama, a three dimensional
film process Involving three
headed cameras, three projectors
and a screen six times the normal
sue of the usual Uleater screen.
In Hollywood, wearing blue
polaroid glasses, I previewed Arch
Cooler's just-ltke-ltle. three di
mensions! photography In scenes
from "Bwana Devil."
I'm still hug-eyed.
Instead ol flat shadows, co-stars
Robert Stack and Bnrbara Britton
are living, breathing, comlng-at-you.
solid-flesh figures.
No doubt about it, "depthles
could be the gienlest boon to the
movie industry since talkies.
There's a story of great devotion
behind 'Robert Clark's absence
from the screen since he made
"Sword of Vrnuf, still unreleased.
a year ago. Bobs mother Is suf
fering from cancer. 8ix weeks
ago, one of her legs ammi
tated. Bob has hardly left her
bedside.
When "Decameron Nights" hits
the screens, you'll see Joan Fon
taine's adopted daughter. Martlta.
and the three sprigs of Blnnie
Barnes and Mike Frankovltch in
the cas( . . . Steve Cochran'a all
smiles. A thousand-dollar raise
per month from Warners on his
new contract.
"If I had no contracts I'd be out
playing theaters and doing tele
vision only when I wanted to."
That a Jack Benny groaning un
der the load of a weekly radio
show, benefits and 10 half-hour
Group Ends
U.N. Hearings
NEW YORK (.P The U. 8. Sen-
ate Internal security subcommittee
yesterday concluded Its three-day
probe of United Nations employes
concerning the possibility of Com
munist ties.
The subcommittee, headed by
Sen. Herbert O'Conor (D-Md, In
dicated It would continue Its inves
tigation with more hearings here
within the next two weeka
TV programs and walling: "Every-
one in fiiow uusiiigas is wurmn
too hard."
D,,l ..nit unl.'l .at.h .lank hMlnO
carted oil to a hospital In a frensy
over tne vmro lurnace wnicn i
burning no atara and material.
"I think It's wrong to make a
1.1 I.L... Alll nl 1'lf cl.nt.ol 11 It
confided. "I'm going to have nice
easy shows this season. If people
like you they'll like the show.
There's no point to ulg, elaborate
TnLlllm tnr .l,lr
"I'd like film but not until It's
to my advantage. But I know one
thing. I'll have to lilm (hem like
uroucho Marx, i rim I stand up
and do a mouolog without an
audience."
The Mllal Uaynnr-DIck Coyle
engagement may be broken, as an
nounced, but when you call Mini's
home It's Dirk's mama who calls
Mini to Ihe phone. . . . The Rich
ard ("Robin Hood") Todds have
named their baby boy Peter Oram
Pair thiol Todd . . , The mystery
of Jeanne Craln's long absence
from Ihe Fox lot deepens. Only
one storv, "The Form Divine." Is
slated for her and It's months anu
months away from the production
stage.
Jane Russell will dance all over
the place In "Oentlemen Prefer
Bowles." Jack Cole hns already
blueprinted one number In which
Jane prances In front of a line ol
burly athletes.
Joan Evans, who married Klrk
by Weatherby on her 18th birth
day against the advice of her
parents, has reconciled with ma
ma. Screenwriter Katherlne Al
bert. But Katherine'a aaymg: "I'm
pretending ahe'a 30."
Janet Blair's marriage to Nick
Mayo her "South Pacltlc" atage
manager confirmed this column's
tip of last August.
. f
David Nlven will alar In the
movie version of "The Moon Is
Blue" In January, but In Ihe mean
time hr'a illcklng to American
shores lor his first Hollywood
movies since "The Lady Bulii No."
Life wlthIra. Nlven?
"In spite of all the talk about
this alg.igglng, we're still hang
ing together. Bhe has a wonderful
Influence on me. I used to be the
king worrier of all time."
Linda Darnell's pet nnuto ir
Qulseppe Amnio, hrr Italian pro
ducer boy liiend, la "Pepplno"
llmmin sounds Ilka an Italian
breakfast rereal.
A sllmmnu, down, Ulrl-coini'loun
Mario Liimn Irll New York Pl'tri
aueiil Bill Doll bug-eved,
1'Aim.iiihflri.fl lilm In (lie rhol'l
fhn IvnrlllllA "Wlnultl Vlcttirv'
"a Ullv U'lm ItlWMVM kIa a twd
pound hum steak and a dost
egga for breakfast."
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