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New Opportunities Seen
In Red Leader Changes
By SEBATOR SMATHERS ■
WASHINGTON: Newsnotes from
Capitol Hill: There is general a
greement here that change id lead*
ership ip Russia will offer the
United States new opportunities
and new challenges to leaderihip.
Most optimists bplieve that g
struggle may develop for cantrol in
the Kremlin, offering dissident el
ements in the satellite countries
opportunity to mike a bid for to*
dependence, and that those seeking
control of the Soviet govirnmem
will be too pre-occupied to continue
to support Communist China. No
one can safely predict what will be
that outcome, but it is my convic
tion that there will be ne.nptlccfU'P
change in appean?g or polity in
the Soviet Union tor some time to
come. It is imperative that U. S.
leadership reach its highest stand
ard in these critical times immed
iately ahead.
Senator Holland and I were a
mong about 20 guests at the Tues
day luncheon President Eistnhow
tt gave tor GcuAfal van Fleet,
just back from compmod of our
troops in Korea and beading for
retirement to bis’ Florida home ip
Polk County. But it wst not "old
borne week’’ until the delegation
luncheon tfll next day when the
conversation was witter among
“Jim”, “Speaaard”, ”
“Bob”, “Syd”, “Charlie”, “BUT,
“Jim” end “BUty* Courtney”
wa| absent becaufe of il’neio,
(President *Uab*wer thoughtful
ly end graciously postponed my
Wednesday engagement for hrnch
at the White Honed In order that
I might be with this Florida delega
tion in its luncheon honoring' OAft
eral Van Fleet ihd I will go to the
White House again later with
another congressional group.)
One of the finest experiences of
my life wet at Lakeland the other
day where I was gueat on grand
es’a Day ft Florida Southern Col
lege where Dr. tplvoy gave me o
honorary doctorate. That's quite a
fine college and I thought so be
fore Friday. ‘
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Tuesday, March 19,1953
Monroe Makes
TV Debut In
Network Show
By 808 THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD i*—Marilyn Mon
roe made her television debut last
night, end the event signalled a
sweeping change in the attitude of
the big film studios- toward TV.
The controversial blonde appear
ed on the Ken Hurray show over
the CBS network, along with Mitzi
Gaynor, Rory Calhoun, Jeanne
Crain, Robert Wagner and other
20th Century-Fox stars. They were
filmed at the premiere of “Call He
Madam” in Lot Angeles last week.
The telecast marked the start of
the studio’s new poticy-uflng TV
to help sell pictures. In the past,
20tb-F6x and other big studios hive
been stand-offish, pot permitting
stars to appear on TV and almost
ignoring the existence of the new
medium.
The next move is for 20th-Fox
to pqnpit clip* of its new pietures
to be shown on the “Toast of the
Town” show. Sit pictures have
world premieres” on the CBS
show, With six minutes of each
film being shown as a “teaser” to
home audiences. Stays of thA films
may also appear in pffson. ~
It was on the “Toast of the
Town” show that HGH did an
Would like to remind World War
II veterans (and survivors) that
April 9 if the Iffdline for filing
claims with the War Claims Com
mission ($1.50 per day is being
paid under $ few passed left year
for veterans who Were prisoners of
the enemy and wen subjected to
inhumane treatment or forced la
bor). . .We bittled all last week to
obtajn ralaiMS (or Florida shrimp
ers and ihrimpboits seized by
Hfico-
Heart Doctors
Call Malenkov
A Poor Risk
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Uh—A news
paper survey of Nashville heart
specialists has turned up general
agreement that Georgi M. Malen
kov would be a poor insurance
risk.
Six of 15 specialists queried by
the Nashville Tennessean agreed
to comment for publication hnd all
six agreed that the new master of
Russia may well be suffering from
a heart or glandular ailment
The. heart experts—or more pre
cisely internal medicine specialists
—carefully pointed out that a di
about-face on its no-TV policy.
Robert Taylor recently guested on
the show, together with Aim clips
from his “Above ind Beyond.” The
show has also presented scenes
from “Battle Circus.” And Debbie
Reynolds appeared with “I Love
Melvin.” There are plans for other
such appearances.
MGM has signed the two top
TV stars, LuicUe Ball and Desi
Araaz, to make a film this sum
mer. And it has permitted a con
tract player, Barry Sullivan, to try
out for a TV film serieo off the lot
Paramount hat noticeably relax
ed its rules against TV in recent
wepkz. Players are permitted to
appear on the home aefeens for
exploitation purposes. Among its
top stfrs, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby,
Martin and Lewis and Rosemary
Clooney already have the right to
do TV.
RKO players are allowed to plug
movies on TV out of town, but not
yet in Hollywood. There is no
change in the stand-fast attitude
at Warners, but anew policy is
rumored.
Columbia is the only big studio
making films for TV. Ijs subsidi
ary, Screen Gems, turns out half
hour shows for Ford Theater and
Cavalcade of America- The pro
jects reportedly do not show e
profit, but will do so when the
films are re-run. Columbia will let
its stars make occasional appear
ances to exploit films.
tgnosis by newspaper photographs
and descriptions would be limit ear
The successor to Generallssunp
Joseph Stalin has been described
as being 52 years old, 5 ft 7 ins.
tali and weighing 200 pounds, with
a pudgy, sallow and unsmiling
face.
“He doesn’t look unlike people
with Cushing’s disease,” said Dr.
William Scott. "It is a disease of
the adrenal glands and results in
high blood pressure and obesity.
A cardiac goes along with it He
is liable to blow a fuse under pres
sure.
Other comments:
Dr. Amos Christie, president of
the Middle Tennessee Heart As
sociation—l thought he might have
a glandular disturbance. Thing* go
through your mind like that when
you see a picture.
Dr. J. Harviil Hite-Life insur
ance statistics indicate men with
too much weight do not have a
life expectancy as great as peo
ple with average weight He may
be a cardiac.
Dr. Clinton E. Brush—That vod
ka stimulates appetite. Malenkov is
very definitely overweight. They
very definitely tend to have a car
diac (heart condition).
Dr. Pierce M. Rosa—Life expec
tancy in a man that much over
weight in his 50’s is .cut 40 per
cent.
Dr. J. AHen Kennedy—Heart di
sease does occur more often in peo
ple who are overweight
AWARD ANNOUNCED
FOR SCREEN WRITERS
HOLLYWOOD (A— A SI,OOO
award will be presented annually
to the member of the Screen
Writers Guild who writes the
year’s best Screen play prepared
from a recognised classic of litera
ture.
The guild announced that the
awands are being offered by
George Macy, president of the
Heritage Press, New York pub
lishing firm.
FIRE AT FIREMAN’S
HOME IS BATTLED-*
WEST LEBANON, N. Y. (A—
While fireman John Thomas was |
out fighting a blaze, firefighters
from two other Rensselaer County
volunteer companies were putting
out a fire in Thomas’ home.
Desire For
.v,' *.. J £ ■*-
Modern Homes
Is Increasing
By DOROTHY ROE
AP Women's Editor
Soon everybody will want a mod
ern house, says Edward Stone,
architect pioneer in the field.
This doesn’t mean that all hous
es will have flat roofs, all-glass
walls or trees in the living room.
It does mean that the house of to
day and the future wdl be planned
tor the problems of modern living.
Stone, who has designed such
spectacular buildings as El Pan
ama Hotel in Panama City, Radio
City Music HaU and other exam
ples of the modern school, says the
one thini which has sold modern
houses to the U. S. housewife is
practicality.
Women have found that life is
more fun when you can talk to
your guest# while preparing din
ner in a kitchen that isn’t shut
off from the rest of the house,
and that housework is easier in
broad open spaces instead of small
cluttered rooms. Says Stone:
“The open floor plan is the dis
tinguishing feature of the modern
house. Usually living room and
dining room are combined in one
general living area, and often the
kitchen also is a part of it. Mom
in the kitchen can enter the gener
al conservation instead of being
isolated in a cubicle.
“As customs change, houses
should change. The colonial house,
with its chimney in the middle and
its small, bogy rooms, was built
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that way because people depended
on fireplaces for warmth. Small
rooms were easier to heat.
“Today we have central heating
and the necessity for a lot of little
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“The truly modern house is the
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It needn’t have a flat roof or a
bizaar appearance. It can look any
way you want it to look. Bqt it
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the modern materials and appli
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of each member of the family
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Stone’s latest design idea, incor
porated in several houses now un
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and Long Island, has rooms open
ing on a central patio covered by
a clear plastic roof and centrally
heated. This gives a summer and
winter living area that has all the
advantages and nene of the dis
advantages of the outdoors.
TAXIS CAUSE TROUBLE
FOR DECENT GIRLS
DES MOINES, la. (A— A
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can State Rep. Johp Walker that
she doesn't like all the taxes she
ha* to pay.
“What with the taxes on whisky,
beer and cigarettes, a decent girl
is at a loss to find a wholesome
pastime she can afford,” she
wrote.
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