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If, The Dally Importer, Saturday, Oefctor 19, Charles Collingwood To Host Two TV Shows CBS News Correspondent Charles Collingwood, veteran Peabody Award-winning ewsman, takes on two new interesting assignments this season as host of "Person to Person," which returns Friday and host-narrator of "Conquest," to start Nov. 1. His new Assignments follow a two-year tenure abroad as chief of the CBS News London Bureau Interestingly enough, it was another London bureau chief, Edward R. Murrow, who hired Collingwood as a CBS News Correspondent in the British capital in 1941; and their paths, which have crossed many times since then, do so once again, with Collingwood taking over as host of "Person to Person." Collingwood, 42, who began his journalistic career with the United Press in London in 1940 and who has been a CBS News Correspondent for the past 18 years, has received, many awards and citations for his outstanding broadcast reporting since 1941. He won a Peabody Award' for "the best news broadcast of 1942," during the Allied invasion of North Africa.

In 1943, he was cited by the National Headliner's Club for "consistently accurate and interesting accounts of the fighting in North Africa war zone." Six years later, in 1949, Collingwood won his second National Headliner's Club radio award for his coverage of the Arizona-Colorado dispute over the division of water from the Colorado In 1954, he was the winner of the Institute of World Affairs medal for "distinguished service to the cause of world understanding." In 1955, he was narrator of the CBS Television Network's "Adventure" series whicf- captured a Peabody Award for its "lucid and intelligent blending of science and showmanship." A year later, Collingwood received the General Federation of Women's Club Television Award in the field of education for his part in the "Adventure" series, and the English Speaking Union bestowed its 'Better Understanding Award upon him 1957, "in recognition of Mr. Collingwood's fair and honest reporting on matters affecting British- American relations in 1956." Charles Collingwood, the son of Mrs. G. H. Collingwood and the late Mr.

Collingwood, was born June 4, 1917, in Three Rivers. one of six children. His father, at the time, was Professor of Forestry at Cornell University. When young Charles was i years old, his family moved to Washington, D.C., where his father assumed a high post in the U. S.

Forestry Service. Following his graduation from Central High School in the nation's capital, Collingwood attended Deep Springs School in California and then went to Cornell, where he majored in law and philosophy and was graduated cum laude in 1939. During the Summers, he worked as a cbwpunch- er in California, a timber cruiser in North Carolina and West Virginia and as deckhand on a freighter. Upon graduating from Cornell, Collingwood won a Rhodes Scholarship which took nim to Oxford. He also won a second scholarship, for study of international affairs in Geneva, but World War II prevented him from accepting it.

Instead, with the outbreak of hostilities in Europe, he abandoned his studies and went to work as a United Press reporter in London. After switching to CBS News in London in 1941, Collingwood covered the worst days of the Nazi blitz; later, h'e reported on the North African campaign and the Allied invasion of Europe. After the Germans surrendered, he covered the singing of the armistice in a little rod schoolhouse in Reinie. Following the war, Collingwood returned to the United States where he covered the United Nations and presidential conventions. He also served for a time as CBS News chief correspondent on the Pacific Coast and later, from 1949 to 1952, as CBS News White House Correspondent.

In 1952, he took a leave of absence to serve as special assistant to the Director of Mutual Security in Averell Harriman, who later became Gov- ernor of New York. i Collingwood. returned to CBS News in 1954 ano resumed his work as one television and radio's outstanding reporters and news analysts. In 1957, he took CBS News Correspondent Charles Collingwood (left) takes over for Edward R. Murrow as new host of "Person to Person," which starts Us sixth year on CBS-TV Friday from 9:30 to 10 p.m.

The Week's Television Movie Viewing SATURDAY'S MOVIES p.m. THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT drama with Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara. 10:15 p.m. TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY with June Aliyson and Judy Garland. I 10:15 p.m.

EVERYTHING HAP-! PENS AT NIGHT with Sonja Henie and. Ray Milland. I 10:15 p.m. CAUGHT with James Mason and Barbara Bel Gcddes. 10:20 p.m.

THE SEA HAWK Adventure with Errol Flynn and Claude Rains. i 11:15 p.m. SAN FRANC1SO DOCKS with Burgess Meredith and Irene Harvey. Midnight RARE BOOK MURDER (3) Mystery with Florence Rice. Midnight FROZEN GHOST Melodrama with Lon Chaney.

ern with Andrea Kirtg and Robert Clarke. 12 Noon A WOMAN'S FACE Drama with Joan Crawford and Mel- vvn Douglas. 13 Noon THE BEACHCOMBER Drama with Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester. 4:30 p.m. NATIONAL VELVET (3) with Elizabeth Taylor.

(Part 1). 4:30 p.m. THE RINGER with Herbert Lorn and Greta Gynt. 10:20 p.m. 20 MULE TEAM Western with Wallace Beery and Anne Baxter.

10:20 p.m." DIVE BOMBER War drama with Errol Flynn and Alexis Smjith. 10:20 p.m. THE MOON IS DOWN with Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Lee J. Cobb. SUNDAY'S MOVIES 8 a.m.

HELLDORADO uith Roy Rogers. Noon SITTING PRETTY cciy with Clifton Webb and Maureen O'Hara. 3:30 p.m. DOG OF FLANDERS (3) with Frankie Thomas and Helen Parrish. 4 p.m.

INSPECTOR GENERAL (8) with Danny Kaye and Waller Slezak. 10:15 p.m. THREE HEARTS FOR JULIA with Ann Southern and Melvyn Douglas. 10:15 p.m. WITNESS TO MURDER with Barbara Stanwyck, Gary Merrill and George Sanders.

10:20 p.m. JOHNNY BELINDA (8) with Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres. 10:20 p.m. WESTERN UNION' (9) 4-Westecn with Randolph Scott, Robert Young and Dean Jagger. James Whitmore, Kim Hunter, MONDAY'S MOVIES 8 a.m.

VANESSA, HER LOVE STORV with Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery. 8 a.m. OUTLAW QUEEN Longstreet To Be Story Consultant Stephen Longstreet, distinguished American writer and Civil War authority, has been signed as story consultant for "The Blue and the Gray," a weekly full-hour NBC colorcast series beginning in the Fall of 1960. Longstreet, a member of the Centennial Committee on the Civil War (along with Carl Sandburg, Bruce Catton, Irving Stone and others), and whose novel "Gettysburg" is to have a Spring, 1960, publication, will work directly with the roster of top writers and directors. The series will be based on Henry Steele Commager's two- volume "The Blue and the Gray" over as chief of the London bureau.

He has been married to actress Louise Allbritton since 1946. They-fj reside in New York City, TUESDAY' MOVIES 8 a.m. I TAKE THIS WOMAN Drama with Spencer Tracy. 8 a.m. THE LODOEK with Laird Cregar and George Sanders.

2 Noon ANOTHER THIN MAN (3) with William Pow- 1 ell. 12 Noon ANOTHER THIN MAN (3) ma with Eddie Quillan and Maureen O'Sullivan. 4:30 p.m. NATIONAL VELVET (3) with Elizabeth Taylor. (Part 21.

4:30 p.m. WEREWOLF OF LONDON with Henry Hull and Warner Oland. 10:20 p.m. GAMBLING HOUSE (3) with Victor Mature and Terry Moore. 10:20 p.m.

THE LETTER with Bette Davis and Herbert Marshall. 10:20 p.m. YANK IN THE RAF (9) drama with Tyrone Power and Betty Grable. WEDNESDAY'S MOVIES a.m. I TAKE THIS WOMAN Drama with Spencer Tracy.

(Part 2). 8 a.m. I LIVE ON DANGER Drama 'with Chester Morris and Jean Parker. 12 Noon CRIME SCHOOL with Humphrdf Bogart and Dead End Kids. 4:30 p.nl LONDON BY NIGHT (3) George Murphy and Leo G.

Carroll. 4:30 p.m. KNUTE AMERICAN with Pat O'Brien. 10:20 p.m. SECOND CHANCE Drama, with Robert Mitchum and Linda Darnell.

10:20 p.m. THE CRUEL SEA War drama with Jack Hawkins. 10:20 p.m. ARCH OF TRIUMPH (9) with Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer. THURSDAY'S MOVIES 8 a.m.

BLACKMAILER with Florence Rice and William Gargan. 8 a.m. FLIGHT ANGELS with Jane Wyman and Dennis Morgan. 12 Noon MANNEQUIN with Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy. 12 Noon DARK HAZARD with Edward G.

Robinson. 4:30 p.m. THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL with John Gar- and Ann Sheridan. 10:20 p.m. TRAIL STREET Western with Robert Ryan and Randolph Scott.

10:20 p.m. THE BRAVE DON'T CRY with John Gregson and Meg Buchanan. 10:20 P.m. CENTENNIAL SUMMER with Jeanne Grain and Cornell Wilde. 12 Midnight HIGH POWERED Drama with Robert Lowery.

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