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Former FHA
By ROWLAND EVANS JR.
WASHINGTON. HV-Ouy T.
Hollyday, ousted last week as
commissioner of the Federal Hous'
ing Administration, today faced
quizzing from the Senate Banking
Committee about what he did or
did not do to combat reported
multimillion-dollar swindles in the
government's housing program.
Chairman Capehart (R-Ind).
naming Hollyday as the first wit
ness in the Banking Committee
probe, said in an interview that
housing oificials had "consistent
ly" told the senator "that this
could never happen."
He referred to his own estimate
that up to half a billion dollars in
windfall" profits went to apart
ment builders who got Kovern-
ment-lnsured loans binder than the
cost of the apartments they built.
The Indiana senator was also re
ported preparing an elaborate
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hobby at the 20-30 Club-YMCA Hobby Show to be held
April 22, 23 and 24 at the "Y." At present, young Gayley has
six cars and three engines, about 65 feet of track, and a dis
play table which he made with dad's help. Outcome of the
hobby possibly is a job on the manufacturing end of model
trains. The young hobbyist is one of many who will entef the .
third annual hobby show, entry blanks for which are available -at
the "Y."
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"record,'' taken from past hear
ings, in an elfort to show that
committee members repeatedly
cautioned housing officials about
possible abuses In the federally fi
nanced, postwar apartment-building
program.
Albert M. Cole, head of the
Housing and Home Finance Agen
cy (HHPA) which supervises the
FHA, said alter President Elsen
hower requested Hqllyday's rcsig-
nauon last week that Hollvduv
himself was "a fine Christian gen
tleman." But he said he was dis
satisfied with the investigation and
eniorcement action taken by FHA
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televised interview last night, Cole
said one housing official has been
accused of "serious" charges of
taking money in connection with
irregularities in the housing pro
gram. He did not name the official,
but said the man has not yet of
fered to "explain his side of the
situation." Cole's agency and the
FBI are Investigating the whole
situation.
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TV Film Scripts Borrowed
From Literary Classics
By BOB THOMAS .
HOLLYWOOD I Today Fire
side Theater finishes its 299th tele
film, and there seems to be no end
la view for this popular series.
The first Fireside Theater half
hour was "Time Bomb," suspense
drama with John Mitchum which
cost $8,000. It was made in 1940
Today's edition is a light comedy
called "Second Elopement" with
Virginia Field. The tab: 122,500,
In between these two films, Fire
side Theater has pioneered, the
uimea television field and has man,
aged to climb into and remain
among the top ranks in audience
ratings. The gullding genius behind
the show Is a waspish Lithuanian
namea rrank Wlsbar. I raid a
200th anniversary call at his office
in wnat used to be the old Eagle.
Lion movie studio. It now thrives
with TV film activity.
I caught Wlsbar for a few mln.
utes In between this race from the
French Get
U.S. Planes
MANILA to A U.S. aircraft
carrier has completed delivery of
an undisclosed number of planes
to French forces In Indochina, a
spokesman at U.S. Naval head
quarters, Sangley Point, said Mou-
oay.
The spokesman declined to sav
Which carrier had made the de
livery. The U.S. carriers Essex
and Boxer arrived in Manila Bav
over the weekend but it was not
reported whether either handled
the project or a third carrier was
involved. . .
The Essex and Boxer, which re
lieved the Wasp, have been
on "fair weather maneuvers" to
the China Sea for several weeks.
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dally rushes to the set. He has
directed, produced, cast and super
vised all 200 of the films.
"What's more. I wrote them for
the first three years," he said. "I
stood on street corners, and asked
writers if they "wouldn't turn out
scripts for MS a copy, I had no
trunk lull of stories myself, so
had to raid the public-domain clas
sics. I looted Chekhov, plundered
De Maupassant and stripped Bob-
en Louis Stevenson."
Nowadays he relics on more
modern authors. His script bills
sometimes amount to $4,500.
But the money wasn't that aood
In the pioneer days 'way back in
the dark ages of TV five years ago.
To put together his first film, Wls
bar says he mortgaged and second
mortgaged his home.
"In those days, you had to lie.
brag and exaggerate to got back
ing," he remarked. "You would go
to a money man and tell him what
you think the situation would be
with TV films. You could talk
about reruns, but he would ask,
'Does anyone know what reruns
will bring?' You had to admit no,
no one had ever tried It. It was
pioneering all the way."
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