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6 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Apr. 25, 1951 Actor Admits Joining Reds Because of Curiosity, Dames WASHINGTON, April 24 (UP) Movie Actor Morris r-r 1 'r i i' mmrn Keepintj Up IVilt If LI I Tl 1 Carnovsky and literary agent George Willner refused to Tech Moves To Halt TV Sale Here By The Associated Prens CockeRcinembers Russians at Elbe WASHINGTON, April 24 (U.R) Erie Cocker, national commander ot the American Legion, said Tuesday that Russian soldiers who "clasped the hands" of American soldiers at the Elbe River in Germany si years ago are still "fundamentally" friendly to the United States. He issued a statement on the sixth anniversary of the historic Elbe River meeting affirming th friendship of the American people for the Russian "people" as distinct from their answer communist membership questions Tuesday, but character Actor Marc Lawrence admitted curiosity and "dames" twice led him into the Communist Party. fr 1 I cently accepted an award from the New England Regional Conference of the National Association Lawrence, a fast-talking man! jwith a rich Brooklyn accent, told ithe House Un-American Activi 4 st ties, "I'm a curious kind of a senmoe wno investigated I Communism, but left the party A for the Advancement of Colored People. A talent show, scheduled for Tuesday night at W.

F. Slaton School has been postponed until May 4 beoause of the death of Mr. A. Brook Lowery, husband of a Slaton teacher, school officials announced. never loint anything." He said he attended a number of "cause" parties in 1932 because of a girl who played the piano there.

He sid Stander persuaded him to go to classes and he "went to these parties where intellectuals rea dfrom books." "Very confusing," he said. I got a lotta headaches." because higDbrow speches gave jbim headaches. He said he now considers his Naval ROTC students at Geor-; gia Tech will take to the deep sea 'this Summer for training cruises. Senior contract students will report to the Norfolk Naval Base June "18 for a training cruise in ithe Caribbean. They will return 'July 13.

Regular sophomore and senior students wrill report to Norfolk July 38 and will visit Canadian ports and then take gunnery practice in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, before returning I Sept. 14. i Juaior students will get avia-; tion training at the fensacola Naval Air Station between 'June 25 and July 14 and amphibious A move by Georgia Tech to block transfer of WSBs television channel to new Atlanta broadcasting company was disclosed Tuesday. Action was taken by Dr. Har-, modn W.

Caldwell, chancellor of; the University System of in behalf of Georgia Tech whicn owns Station WGST, an Atlanta competitor of WSB. Atlanta Newspapers," pub-j Ushers of The Atlanta Journal and periods of membership from 'about 1933 to 1939 and from 1944 1946 "a great, unholy mis-; taKe." Lawrence named gravel-voiced Actor Lionel Stander, Carnovsky, All Makes Electric Clocks Repaired Authorized Gen. Electno trvle Authorized Tslschren Service Southern Meter Transformer Co. 1375 Lee St, S. W.

RA. M14 A Higher Costs Harass Papers NEW YORK, April 24 7P) Higher costs may force many newspapers to raise circulation prices soon. The forecast came from speakers at the annual sessions of the American Newspapers Publishers Association. "The newspapers are still trying to fight against raising their prices," said R. M.

Hederman, general manager of the Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger. "But it's hard for them to see how they can avoid it." Hederman presided at a closed session of executives whose newspapers have circulations from to 50,000. Associated Press Wirephoto BLAMES DAMES Marc Lawrence Assecisted pro Wirephoto GOLDILOCKS AND BEARS Gail, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chitty, of Old Town, Maine, smiles happily as she plays on divan with a pair of two-month-old cubs, found near Mac-wahoc last week by her father.

The cubs will be turned over to a game training at Little Creek, from July 15 to Aug. 3. Win Rotarv Awards Three Atlanta high school students were awarded cash prizes for essays on the United Nations at a Monday meeting of the Atlanta Rotary Clulj. Winners were: First place, Mabel Jane Senkbeil of North Fulton; second, Richard Noland of Henry Grady, and third, Sam Cartledge, of Decatur Boys High. Paul Ginsberg of Atlanta has been appointed to a-na-tional committee appointed by Jewish War Veterans to combat James Cox, On AP Board NEW YORK, April 24 UPS Robert McLean, president of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, was re-elected Tuesday president of the Associated Press.

He has been president since 193.8. The board of director elected also Harold A. Fitzgerald, of the Pontiac, Daily Press, as vice president and W. H. Cowles, of the Spokane Spokesman Review, as second vice president.

Lloyd Stratton and Robert Booth were re-elected secretary and treasurer, respectively. The board of directors, which organized Tuesday, included four new members who were elected by AP members at their annual meeting Monday. They are James M. Cox. of the Dayton Daily News; Mark Ethridge, of the Louisville Courier-Journal; Dolph Simons, of the Lawrence, Journal-World, and Raymond L.

Spangler, of the Redwood City, Actors J. Edward Bromberg and Jeff Corey and Actress Karen Morley as one-time Communists, along with Writers Lester Cole and Gordon Kahn and Director Robert Rossen. OTHERS TO TESTIFY Stander and Rossen are scheduled to testify soon. Miss Morley is one of the "missing witnesses" whom the committee has been unable to subpoena. Cole and Kahn are members of the "Hollywood 10" convicted of contempt of Congress during the 1946 filmland inquiry They and Rossen have beer, named one-time Communists by other witnesses during the current hearings.

Lawrence said five other persons Actors Larry Parks, Sterling Hayden, Howard da Silva and Lloyd Gough and Actress Anne Revere attended a "closed (Communist) cell meeting" but he could not sav whether they were Communists. Parks and Hayden have ac Solons To Inspect GordonCoiiditions 4 A rnn CrocciAnal tvi 1 VMvrr ittoo $5.25 QT- Sotm IvninoH tata tor Kemo ond mmy. won't buntt I coal te.nl Orf 20 OMnw(ft. ScvooMot a. viviio (Communism The Atlanta Constitution, last week asked the Federal Communications Commission to approve sale of the physical properties of WSB-TV and assignment of the WSB-TV television channel to Broadcasting, Inc.

The latter corporation is made up of Atlanta businessmen who propose to pay $523,000 for the station. Dr. Caldwell wrote the FCC on April 20 asking that it take no action on the application for voluntary transfer of the WSB-TV channel until counsel for the Board of Regents can "prepare a petition in opposition and a brief in support of this petition." CALDWELL STATEMENT In a statement released with a copy of the letter to the FCC, the Chancellor pointed out that WGST applied for a TV channel more than three years ago and said "if this petition 'is not approved, Georgia Tech's radio position may be adversely affected." Dr. Caldwell said that if the petition in opoosition to the voluntary transfer of WSB's TV Channel 8 is sustained "the Federal Communications Commission then will be in a position to assign this channel to that one of the several applicants who. in the opinion of the FCC, is in the best position to provide additional television service of the kind and ouality that is needed in the Atlanta area." i cam mm on Armea services wiu conduct a two-day inspection of conditions Technician Rates High t.

The Technician, monthly stu AT CHURCH OR MOVIES WITH THE HEW AUDI VOX Call Us for Reliable Contractors Special Price? fo Contruclnra ANDERSOn-McGRIFF CO. IUU o. dent newspaper at Southern Teeh- beginnmg Wednesday in Columbia, nicai institute in Chamblee, re-according to the United Press. cently won an All-American rat- SUPER 67 The two-man sub-committee, highest possible, in the forty- knowledged former Communist membership. Da Silva and Miss Buffet Supper Set By Auburn Alumni Young Auburn alumni will Rather at 7:30 m.

Friday at the American Legior Post at 220 Spring St. for a buffet supper designed as a get-together for alumni who left the school after 1946. W. C. (Red) Sugg, national alumni president, and officers of the Atlanta Auburn Alumni Club will be present.

All young alumni are urged to contact Thorne Winter, Kinne Sutton or K. G. HEARING AID John Whidby. Mgr. Audiphone Co.

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2681 HE. 64R8 Revere refused to answer Communist membership questions. Gough is due to testify later. Tribune. Simons and Spangler represent newspapers from cities of less than 50,000 Rep.

Arthur Winstead, Mississippi fourth Associated Collegiate Press Democrat and Rep. Leroy John-j Critical Service. Eleanor T. son, California Republican, willl Hamilton, Atlanta junior at Smith travel by Air Force plane to spend College, as president of the one day at each camp. 'school's inter-race committee, re- Lawrence "stole" Tuesday's show, with his candid recital in Brooklynese of why he joined the Communist party in the first place.

"LOINT NOTHING" "Stander said you get to know have two dames more," he explained. glance, however. I "I thought it was a good idea WSB plans to take over Channel now held by WCON-TV. the -First. 2 our application, if ap former Atlanta Constitution sta MacArthur Plane Practices Flight Sosttffis ILfiHsB cm MSHMcipiid.

BcdMsoh proved, will not deprive WGST of a television station. The commission has announced its proposal to make a special channel available to the Atlanta area for educational purposes. WGST is operated by Georgia Tech. an outstanding educational institution. We would like to see them obtain this educational channel and will render them any assistance which we can.

I hooe that WGST's announced intention to oppose us, NASHVILLE, April 24 (JP) Gen. Douglas MacArthur's plane, the Bataan, landed at Nash tion, and operate on it under the WSB call letters. STURDIVANT'S REPLY Walter C. Sturdivant, president of Broadcasting, said in a statement his company was formed to provide the Atlanta area with a third television station. He added: have had no opportunity to examine closely the statement released to the public by a representative of WGST.

At first Treat Ugly Itching vine Berry Field Tuesday on what was described as a routine route check. MacArthur and his family are as acceptable operators or a tele sidetrack expected to visit nearby Mur ivith ho Mitter 3emories" to JMczi it vision station, will not or prevent it from obtaining this jfreesboro next Monday. It is the educational channel. hometown of Mrs. MacArthur, the "SomnH if wr.ST former Miss Jean Faircloth Mai.

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