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...silently gathered around several buses loaded with delegates. Someone threw a stone through a bus window, someone else heaved a beer bottle, and in a flash the scene turned into a full-scale riot. White-capped police used truncheons to subdue the antiCommunists, even roughed up Police Chief Erik Gabrielson (whom they failed to recognize in a business suit). Soviet Poet Evgeny Evtushenko, a member of the Moscow delegation, was so upset by the anti-Red rioters that he rushed back to his floating hotel, the white-hulled Gruzia, and dashed off a frenzied poem called Sniveling Fascism, which...
...seemed to have made her "sign of love upon the air up to the very last minutes." Her mother and father looked only once at the frail, empty corpse and then left, "wheeling a baby carriage piled high with books, dolls, toys, two suitcases, and no baby . . ." Author Gabrielson has written this cry from the heart with courage and competence. It may well bring a measure of consolation to other grieving parents. And, to all readers, it will be a signal affirmation of the human spirit that succeeds, against great odds, in finding the solace of life in death...
...STORY OF GABRIELLE (118 pp.)-Catherine Gabrielson-World...
...stale. Most TV shows live precariously from one 13-week option to the next, but Nelson's I Remember Mama (Fri. 8 p.m., CBS) has been on the air regularly for nearly five years with the same sponsor (General Foods), the same basic cast, the same editor, Frank Gabrielson, and the same producer, Carol Irwin. Veteran actors Peggy Wood and Judson Laire are still playing a lovable pair of Norwegian immigrants in San Francisco; Robin Morgan, Dick Van Patten and Rosemary Rice are still their Americanized children. Everyone has just gotten a little older...
CARTHAGE Hydrocol, the ill-fated synthetic gasoline company set up in 1946 and headed by ex-Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson (TiME, June 26, 1950), may be back in business before long. Stanolind Oil & Gas Co. wants to take over the closed-down Texas plant, pay off an $18.5 million RFC loan, and put another $25 million into expansion. The RFC, which is itself going out of business, is negotiating with stockholders to okay the deal, and thus get back the money it sank in the project...