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RECORD SMASHING FIGHTER. This is the Republic XF-91 intorceptor which mad fht first
supersonic, rocket-powered flight ever flown by a U.S. combat-typt experimental fighter in
tests at the Air Force Test Center, Muroc Lake, Calif. The XF-91 uses two engines, one a
5,200-pound thrust rocket turbojet used to approach the sound barrier. The other it a 6,000
pound rocket engine to ram the plane past the barrier. Torpodo-like objects under wings art
spare fuel tanks with fins. Althouqh performance figures are restricted, a supersonic flight is
one in excess of 750 miles per hour, speed of sound at sea level.
Goldwyn Raps Newsmen
For Bad H'wood Reports
HOLLYWOOD W Sam Goldwyn
mde another speech this week.
And when Sam opens his moulli.
he usually says something contro
versial. The event was the nnnual Pan
handle dinner of the Screen Pub
licists Guild. That's the one night
of the year when the press agents
put the newspaper boys and girls
on the pan and give them a Irvine.
Edgar Bergen got into the spirit
of things when he Introduced his
old1 boss, Goldwyn. That famous
woodenhead, Charlie McCarthy.
made some sharp cracks and even
suggested that Goldwyn's Eng-
gush leacner was a certain ed
ucated horse in Richmond, Va.
uoiawyn got so much amuse
ment out of parts of his own
speech that it seemed as though
he were reading it for the first
time. But he also launched som
serious comments on the quality
of news ana puoucity emanating
irom Mouywooa.
Hollywood is one of the most
important places in the world."
be announced. "There is no ex
cuse for the mess of phonv news
that comes out of Hollywood."
He added. "It is hard to blame
the public for skepticism over tho
stories from here." He called on
the press agents to "restraui
some of the fancier flights of
imagination that bring scorn nd
Flight Ends
NEW YORK 11 A global sur.
vejr flight by a Trans World Air
lines plane to Investigate air fa
cilities In the Far East ended at
Idlewud Airport yeterdav. The
Lround the - world flight, took 34
The route from Bombay' to
Tokyo was surveyed to consider
the possibilities of starting service
between the two points. TWA now
operates from the United States
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dusiry."
"Iiollyood needs good public
relations just as it needs good pic
tures." he continued, calling for
"return to decency and honesty
In publicity.
He closed with the crack that
"Samson used only two columns
to bring down the house" and sur
Rested that publicity men could
do tne same.
Goldwyn's remarks bring up an
ancient issue m uie movie Busi
ness. Actually. Hollywood Is a split
personality. Halt of It wants to be
respectable and honored in the na
tlonal community. The other half
Is wedded to the circus and thrives
on the ballyhoo that goes with It.
Motion pictures are ousiness.
But they are also show business.
And the traditional way to get
people In to see a show Is to beat
a drum, blow a whistle tnd make
a spiel.
Whenever business gets bad.
Hollywood blames it on public re
lations. It launches campaigns
with slogans like "Motion pictures
are our best entertainment" or
"Movies are better thun ever."
But eventually the town con
cludes that public relations don't
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Christine Nixes
Beauty Contest
COPENHAGEN, Dtiunarli I
Christine, Jorgensen, tnt boy who
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pari In Its annual beauty eonteat
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