anaheim-gazette 1952-03-20

SECTION II Stand-Ins May Have to Accept Oscars—The Elite All Seem to be Elsewhere By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD (P) — Anybody who is anybody in Movieland will be present tonight for the 24th annual Academy Awards—except some of the people voted most likely to win. At least 12 of the 25 top nominees won't be on hand. Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando, choice of the Associated Press poll and most other experts for the coveted top actress and actor Oscars, are out of town. Both were nominated for roles they first played on the stage in "Streetcar Named Desire." But right now Miss Leigh is on the New York stage with her husband, Laurence Oliver, and Brando is in France. In the event this becomes a sentimental year—like some in the past—Humphrey Bogart, Shelley Winters, Jane Wyman and Eleanor Parker will be ready and willing in the audience at the RKO Pantages theater. Katharine Hepburn, Bogart's costar in "African Queen," is en route to London and won't be among those present. Montgomery Clift of "Place in the Sun" will be the only other top male star present. He's planing in from New York. Fredric March of "Death of a Salesman" could be alcoholic of "Come Fill the Cup" make it anybody's race. Ustinov, home in England, is the only absentee. WORST ATTENDANCE record of the night will go to the supporting actress nominees. All five are in New York. Lee Grant, the shoplifter of "Detective Story" was the choice of the nationwide AP critics poll but Joan Blondell of "Blue Veil" stacks up as the sentimental choice. Mildred Dunnock ("Salesman"), Kim Hunter ("Streetcar") and Thelma Ritter ("The Mating Season") could easily win. Closest battle is between "Streetcar" and "Place in the Sun" for the best picture sweepstakes. It's worth $1,000,000 added at the boxoffice for the winner of the best picture plum. MGM's double entry of "Quo Vadis" and the musical "American in Paris," and "Decision Before Dawn" are not figured to upset. The nearest thing to a sure bet is George Stevens for the best direction. His "Sun" was tabbed a director's picture from the start. He'll be there, as will Willie Wyler ("Detective Story"), Vincente Minelli ("American") and Elia Kazan ("Streetcar"), John Huston. THE SMALL CAPSULE to which tains enough electrical energy she holds for an entire year. The Elgin National Watch Co., has winding mechanism. The batter in the case and makes it keep replacement cost of the better Katharine Hepburn, Bogart's costar in "African Queen," is en route to London and won't be among those present. Montgomery Clift of "Place in the Sun" will be the only other top male star present. He's planning in from New York. Fredric March of "Death of a Salesman" could be another sentimental choice. A victory for him would make him the only three time winner. He's in New York. Arthur Kennedy (Bright Victory) is in Jamaica. In the supporting actor class, Karl Malden of "Streetcar" is the choice of most experts. He, too, is repeating his stage job. Kevin McCarthy of "Salesman," Leo Genn and Peter "Nero" Ustinov of "Quo Vadis" and Gig Young, the The nearest thing to a sure bet is George Stevens for the best direction. His "Sun" was tabbed a director's picture from the start. He'll be there, as will Willie Wyler ("Detective Story"), Vincente Minelli ("American") and Elia Kazan ("Streetcar"). John Huston of "African Queen" will be the only absentee. An ermined and white-tied crowd of 2812 Movieland elite will watch the show at $6 to $12 a seat. Combined radio facilities of the American Broadcasting company and the Armed Forces Radio service will broadcast the presentations. The Pacific Coast will hear the THE SMALL CAPSULE to which it contains enough electrical energy she holds for an entire year. The Elgin National Watch Co., has winding mechanism. The batter in the case and makes it keep replacement cost of the batter photo) If the steel made in the world in 1950 had been divided equally among the inhabitants of the earth, each person would have received about 172 pounds. program at 9 p.m. No television coverage is planned. Our Congratulations ... to Edward and Donna Stuard Nelson ... and also our congratulations TO THE DISCRIMINATING BUYERS who purchased the VERNON DINNERWARE that made such an acceptable gift ... you too, can be classed as a discriminating buyer ... by making your selections at 239 W. Center St. — Anaheim — Phone 4648 NAHEIM EST. 1870 GAZETTE Anaheim, California, Thursday, March 20, 1952 Printing Has Begun on New Version of Bible Climaxing 15 Years Worth NEW YORK — Printing has begun on the revised standard version of The Holy Bible, the climax to a 15-year labor of love. The printing of one million copies got under way Wednesday. They go on sale Sept. 30. Spokesmen for the copyright owner—the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA—hailed it as one of the biggest projects in book publishing history. 40th Division Is Re-Established In Los Angeles WITH THE 40TH U. S. Infantry Division in Korea (UP)—Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudelson, commander of the 40th Infantry Division, said today his unit would be reestablished in the California National Guard by Sept. 1. The general's statement coincided with the departure of more than 400 soldiers of the division. They are being sent home before their enlistments expire under a new Army department policy. General Hudelson said the group was the first of what is expected to be monthly quotas of officers and men being released earlier. For 15 years, 32 scholars on the new version, a clearer language and tacacy than the widely used James version that dates 1611. Published by Thomas and Sons, the Bible is believed here at the American Stratford Press, Inc.; at Wolff Book Manufacturing Inc., of Teterboro, N.J.; Riverside Press, Cambridge; Plates also are being sent burgh, Scotland. Dr. Luther A. Welgam emeritus of Yale Divinity who supervised the revisions three reasons for publication new Bible: "First, manuscripts must than those used by transcribing the King James version able to modern scholar interpolations and hand errors made by medieval must be eliminated." Second, the archeological coveries of the past 75 years afforded incomparably rich sources for understanding cabalary, grammar and law the Biblical languages. RADAR MAY HELP WEATHERMAN CHICAGO (UP) — Radar may be alding weather forecast. 40th Division Gets Results with Trick WITH THE U.S. 40TH INFANTRY DIV.—By pulling a trick that had worked before, a heavy mortar platoon of the 40th division knocked out 15 communist personnel bunkers. Squads led by Sgt. Burton R. Elliott, 1858 N. Valinde st., Puente, Calif., and Sgt. Charles Taylor, 4544 Cardwell st., Compton, Calif., carried out the maneuver. It consisted of sneaking two 4.2 mortars 1000 yards into no-man's land, putting enemy bunkers within range. Then they slammed 200 rounds into enemy positions, just as they had done on a previous occasion. Bigamist Husband Gets No Support LOS ANGELES—When the marriage ceremony was over last Christmas, her husband quit his job and insisted that she support him, Mrs. Rose Todd, 46, testified in Superior court yesterday. Furthermore, she claimed that Donn P. Todd, 51, was still married to Mrs. Peggy Jean Todd, 25, when the wedding took place. Mrs. Rose Todd seeks a divorce or an annulment. Testimony disclosed that Mrs. Peggy Todd asked for a decree of separate maintenance and Todd later filed a countersuit for annulment. The suit since has remained dormant, records showed. WITH THE 40TH U.S. Infantry Division, Korea (delayed)—A Chinese artillery shell killed Chaplain (Capt.) Robert Crane today after he had finished services for a group of soldiers near the front. The shell ht in front of Crane's jeep after he and his driver left the soldiers. Crane died and the driver was seriously injured. Crane, of Pomona, was a veteran of World War II. Sweden with about 24 telephones for every 100 persons is second only to the United States in the number of phones per person. Second, the archeological coveries of the past 75 years afforded incomparably rich sources for understanding cabalary, grammar and the Biblical languages. RADAR MAY HELP WEATHERMAN CHICAGO UP—Radar may be aiding weather forecasts spotting distant rain clouds thus help predict sudden storms. The Public Service Co. oern Illinois and Commander Edison Co. are cooperating with the Chicago weather office U. S. Weather Bureau in experiments. It is hoped men of the scheme to be determine location, densite and direction of cl supplement other meteor data. Testimony disclosed that Mrs. Peggy Todd asked for a decree of separate maintenance and Todd later filed a countersuit for annulment. The suit since has remained dormant, records showed. Sweden with about 24 telephones for every 100 persons is second only to the United States in the number of phones per person. CREDITS BOSOMS FOR U.S. FEMININE ELEGANCE—Emilio Schuberth, Arome fashion designer, shown measuring bust of his model, Lalla, says Italian and French women can blame their bosoms for their inability to dress as elegantly as their American sisters. Schuberth believes "the bosoms of Italian women are too big and French women are too flat chested." He says American women got that way by leading a more active life, exercising through sport or work. (Associated Press photo) ZETTE on New Version 15 Years Work For 15 years, 32 scholars worked on the new version, aiming at clearer language and truer accuracy than the widely used King James version that dates back to 1811. Published by Thomas Nelson and Sons, the Bible is being printed here at the American Book-stratford Press, Inc.; at the H. Wolff Book Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Teterboro, N.J., and the Diverside Press, Cambridge, Mass. States also are being sent to Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr. Luther A. Welgle, dean Emeritus of Yale Divinity school, who supervised the revision, listed three reasons for publishing the new Bible: "First, manuscripts much older than those used by translators of the King James version are available to modern scholars. Many waterpolations and hand-copying errors made by medieval monks must be eliminated." "Second, the archeological discoveries of the past 75 years have afforded incomparably richer resources for understanding the vocabulary, grammar and idioms of the Biblical languages. 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