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Three Movie Pros
Capture TV Prizes
By JAMES BACON
HOLLYWOOD, — A trio of
old movie pros — Sir Laurence
Olivier, Ingred Bergman and
Robert Stack — in their first try
at television walked off with the
top TV Emmy awards Monday
night.
Harry Belafonte became the
first Negro ever to win an Emmy.
Jackie Gleason’s former second
banana, Art Carney, won an
award for the best comedy show.
Olivier, generally rated the
greatest English-speaking actor,
won his Emmy for his portrayal
of a character based on the ar
! tist Gauguin in “The Moon and
I Sixpence.”
His award was accepted by
Charlton Heston, this year’s movie
Oscar winner, who said: “I will
say something that Larry would
not say himself — He deserves
it.”
Both Olivier anjl Miss Berg- I
man, two-time Oscar winner, were
in Europe. The Swedish actress
won her first TV award for the
I chilling “Turn of the Screw.”
Stack, who plays the gang-bust
ing Elliott Ness in “The Untouch
ables,” would have won even if
he had lost.
His boss, Desi Arnaz, had a $12,
000 Mercedes Benz sports road
ster waiing for him in the parking
lot.
“I was going to give it to you
win or lose,” Arnaz told the flab
bergasted Stack.
Stack won his Emmy as the best
actor in a series. The award for
the best actress in a series went
to Jane Wyatt, the wife and
mother of the Anderson family in
“Father Knows Best.”
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» WASHINGTON, Itfl—A Lottery
type $25 savings bond which
might return the buyer one mil
lion tax-free dollars was pro
posed Tuesday by Rep. Roman
Pucinski CD-Ill'.
The freshman House member
said his scheme is different from
the usual lottery in that partici
pants wouldn’t lose any money.
They would merely forego an es
timated $4 in interest a year.
Pucinski said his plan, designed
to permit the federal government
to reduce its interest payments
on the national debt, would work
this way:
The Treasury Department
would introduce a special series
of $25 “Savings Bonus Bonds,” on
which no interest would be paid.
A purchaser could buy no more
than four each year.
Every three months, 1,003 of
the bonds would be selected at
random by serial number. The
holder of he first bond would get
$1,000,000, the second $750,000
and the third $500,000. The 1,000
other bondholders would get
$1,000 each.
“It isn’t a lottery, Pucinski said
in a statement, because the buyer
would lose only the small amount
of interest he otherwise would
get. The bonds would be redeem
able at face value at any time.
“By 1970,” Pucinski said, “we
could be saving as much as 2V6
billion dollars annual in interest
payments on the federal debt, and
this saving would grow every
year thereafter.”
King of Hoboes En Route
To Fairbanks for ‘Knights
of the Road’ Convention
SEATTLE, tPI — At 77, Jeff
Davis, King of Hoboes of Amer
ica and emperor of the Knights
of the Road, Air and Seven Seas,
is just as enthusiastic about being
a hobo as he ever has been.
Nothing will touch off a more
vociferous explanation of a hobo
than confusion of a hobo with a
tramp or a bum.
“Good heavens, don’t mix them
up,” Davis said here yesterday in
a shocked tone. He is on his way
from his home in Cincinnati to
Fairbanks for the 52nd annual
convention of the Knights group
and the Hobo Jamboree.
“I’m a hobo and our organiza
tion has 1,042,000 members, but
we aren’t bums or tramps. We earn
a living. We work at honest jobs,
but we don’t like to stay in one
place. We keep on the move and
take temporary work or odd jobs.
“I sell razors. We have union
cards in the trade unions. We
W-O-R-K!
“We just have the wanderlust.
Columbus and Balboa were ho
boes — at heart at least. The pio
neers of the frontier days were
hoboes, restless, kept pushing
West.’
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