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...bright future of three-dimensional films (TIME, Feb. 9) was Hollywood's No. 1 topic of talk. Said Movie Spokesman Eric Johnston last week: "This may well go down in history as the year 1953-D." Wrote Gossipist Louella Parsons: "Nothing since the atomic bomb has struck the motion-picture industry with such force...
...RUTH JOHNSTON Rome...
...they flooded him with pies, cakes, homemade candy, books. When he wrote wistfully that he wished he had "a teaspoonful of Texas soil to put under my pillow at night," he got nearly a truckload, packed in small envelopes. But when Reed was home on a furlough, City Editor Johnston diplomatically asked him when he thought he might be going overseas...
...Call Me Son." After four months covering front-line units, Reed, now a sergeant, was transferred to a rear echelon supervising Army combat correspondents. In August, with his two-year term of duty up, he was shipped to the U.S. From San Francisco, he phoned City Editor Johnston. "Well, son, how the hell are you?" asked Johnston. "Listen," said cocky, battle-tested Reporter Reed, "don't call...
Last week, back in Houston, ex-Soldier Reed found himself a town celebrity. He was asked to appear on radio and TV programs, lecture at women's clubs, while he took a rest. But after a few days he dropped in to the Post to ask City Editor Johnston for something to do. Johnston set him to covering the draft boards again. Grinned 23-year-old Reporter Reed: "I don't seem to be getting anywhere...