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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

RESULTS - Cox Amusement 5.
WSVS /; P. E. Mills 8. Rebels
|; Tastee Freez 4, Untouch-
ables 0.
SUMMARY = High game. Ed
Brooks. with 206 pins. High three
game set. Ed Finch, with 546
pins. High team set. p. E. Mills,
with 21l7 pins.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS = The Hub 4, Jen-
kins Oil 0; Crewe Laundry 3.
Leggett S |: Kayton Fuel 2. Mar
tin the JeWeler 2.
SUMMARY - High game. w.
Chapman. with 2l2 pins. High
three game set, B. Fogelman
with 533 pins. High team set,
The Hub, with 2548 pins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

for long as the Tigers started an
other drive which terminated
with halfback Lewis Everette
getting his second score of the
day.
The final Tiger tally came
when freshman OBJ George Reyn-
olds fired touchdown pass to
George Heilig. also a freshman.
Bridgewater's lone score came
in the final period on a drive
which started on their own 90 and
worked its way down field until
Jim Benson. Eagle OBJ barreled
his way across from the six, and
CARRIER added the point.
1t was a great day for aver
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

with the Independent Wolverines
in one of the Top games on tap in
the area. The two teams should
be evenly matched and an ex-
cellent contest is in the making.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

and then added the game Win
ming extra point to take the
thriller rs.
Buckingham will journey to,
Farmville Friday night to tangle
Evening star., 1961-02-20

NEW YORK. - Jack Benny
attended the 50th wedding an
niversary party for Tom and
Anita May In Los Angeles. In
his tributes to the Mays, Benny
mentioned that Mrs. Benny
had been 8 salesgirl at Mays
department store when he first
met her. ''We've been married
for 50 years." said Benny. "One
Of the reasons why we've been
together this long is because
the May Co. has . policy-once
you take something out Of the
store, you can't return It,"
Kim Stanley is on q crash
diet to lost 20 pounds quickly
Her director husband. Alfred
Ryder, likes her in fun bloom
but then there's the scene
in their new play. "The Far
Country" where the leading
man has to lift her easily.
Herbert Hoover Is writing the
Evening star., 1961-02-20

told the maitre d.: "Mr. Ken.
nedy's table, please" The
maitre d. bowed and led hin,
to o recessed table where sat
Joseph p. Kennedy, father Of
the President Of the United
States.
One Of Dag Hammarskj jOld's
friends said Of the Soviet at
tack on him: dag can take 1t.
He feels It, but he can take It,"
:. Tyrone Guthrie, the 6-foot-
2 director read Paddy Chayef-
sky'S play, Gideon" and de-
cided he'd like. to play the role
Of God IN 1t. 3. When Kay
McCracken, the singer. made
her New York debut at Judson
Hall her accompanist was ver-
non Duke, composer Of April
in Paris" and Cabin In the
Sky" He's her husband.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
GoIe's Friends Worry

for "The Children's Hour" If
the studio wins its appeal
against the former Maverick"
star who Is meanwhile free
lancing.
Max Baer, jr., told me in the
Green Room that when he last
saw Cameron the golf course
Jim asked him. when are
they going to give you the black
coat and hat2" (Jim's charac-
ter in "Maverick"). Never. I"
said young Baer. "I'n right In
the middle of o Cheyenne seq
ment," " he told me. "And ] hope
to do The Marauders.'" I knew
Max, ST., when he was heavy
weight champion. and asked
Junior, "Were you ever q box
err" MY father said, One In
the family Is enough" he re-
piled. Max Is 23, and under
contract to Warmers.
Big John u.awmanl Russell
he must be taller even than
Jim Arness-walked by on the
way to his set. He's happy (for
. change) with his series
"We've done three years, going
into the fourth"
= =
"Surfside g. producer-writer
Jerry Davis Is doing better with
his series than with his private
life. He Is still SpinniWg from
his divorce from Marilyn Max
well. Jim didn't want to do the
"Surfside" series, prefefrine
''The Roaring Twenties." But
he's In the top 10.
At another table in the War
ner Green Room. Rex Reason oi
1.-THE Roaring Twenties" was
with co-star Donald May. This
series will change its time slot
next season. It takes eight days
to shoot the hour-long show,
$50 every six weeks we lose q
week." said Donald.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Gale Storms continued bad
health Is worrying her friends.
Gale collapsed before q recent
Garry Moore show she was
supposed to appear on-but
couldn't. She has not been well
since the birth Of her last child,
but that was more than q year
ago.
Work on Brigitte BardOt's
current movie. "Only for Love. T"
has slowed to q standstill be-
cause Of her having caught q
cold which caused Brig to lose
her voice. The company is sup
posed to 60 to the French Alps
this week where B. B. Is Sched-
uled to participate in q hohSled
race. But this Is now very
doubtful. incidentally, the
height problem Is again both
ering Brigitte. Her leading
man, Michel SubOr, Is on the
short side and when they kiss
standing up, Brigette has to
wear ballet slippers.
= = .
Tab Hunter paid = sum In
the 50 thousands for his new
two.bedroom home. But he
didn't mind-he was so glad to
get out Of that house In the
valley and away from the
neighbor who caused him so
much trouble with his dog,
Fritz. John ForSythe, the
Bachelor Father" used the
money for his five segments in
Europe to buy furniture in
England and paintings In Paris.
John Is sailing along In his
fourth TV season. He owns
part Of the show, which makes
life so beautiful!
There was nothing but tele-
vision going on. the day vis-
tied the Warner lot. And
someone raised the question.
what happens to the 100000
that James Garner Is getting
Evening star., 1961-02-20
THE LYONS DEN
Ry LEONARD LYONS
Am Sales Are Final

history Of Americas relations
with Russia. He works with
three secretaries. Anita
LOOs, author Of Gentleman
Prefer Blondes" finished her
new novel. mo Mother to
Guide Her"
william Black, head Of Chock
Full o Nuts, had Q dinner ap-
pointment at the Caravelle
with his son-in-law, Eammonn
Kennedy, counselor to the Irish
delegation to the q. N. He
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"BEN- -HUR"-The giant film spectacle. winner Of record
II Oscars original uncut, actiOnteeming version.
"THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS"-MOving film
Of the play, with Robert Preston Dorothy Mcclure.
HIROSHIMA, MON AMOUR"-A passionate encounter In
Japan, overly explicit but effective screen drama.
"INHERTT THE WND"-Spencer Tracy and Frederick
March dramatically at the Scopes monkey" trial
MIDNIGHT LACE"-DOris Day IS an English housewife
terrOrized by threats Of her imminent murder.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kerr and Robert Mtchum
find life dramatic In Australa's "Outback" country.
"THE THREE WORLDS OF GUILIVER"-The Swift classic,
made by camera trickeFy into bright film fantasy.
"WHERE THE BOYS ARE"-FFolicsOme comedy about the
apringtme intercollegiate mating season In Florida.
Evening star., 1961-06-27

Pentagon spokesman to the
London story was that as an
nounced by President Eisen-
hover in May Of last year and
by President Kennedy shortly
after his Inauguration. U-2s no
longer fly over Soviet territory.
They are used for research
flights in the United States,
however, including the Alaska
area.
Evening star., 1961-06-27
MoscowCa|Is
PentdgOn on
U-2 Flights

LONDON. June 27 (AP)
Moscow radio said last night
it telephoned the Pentagon in
Washington to check q London
newspaper report that Ameri-
can U-2 planes are engaging in
reconnaissance flights near the
Soviet mainland.
1t didn't get far with its call,
Moscow admitted. 1t said the
man at the Pentagon who an
swered confessed he didn't
know anything about the
flights.
The report appeared in the
London Evening News June
%. The newspapers corre-
spondent, cabling from Snug
glers Cove, Alaska, reported
that U-2s are flying only SIS
miles from Russian territory,
testing Photographic equip
ment and making routine
equipment checks.
Weather Patrols
Many Of the flights are
harmless weather patrols, said
the News, and added:
But photographing Russian
territory from an oblique angle
is not difficult
The Evening News headline
ran Thirteen months after thu
Gary Powers incident the u
flies again"
The headline referred t.
Francis Gary Powers, whose
U-2 reconnaissance plane was
shot down in the Soviet Unior
May /, 1860. A Russian court
sentenced him to 10 years ir
prison on espionage charges.
Story Called OminOus
Moscow called the Evening
News story ominous and said
I'VE decided to check the
Evening News report and phonec
the United States military de-
partment, the Pentagon."
An assistant to the United
States Air Force Secretary re-
Evening star., 1961-06-27
Laos Premier Ends
Boycott at Geneva

sion, formally welcomed Mr..
Sananikone at the conference
table.
Mr.. Sananikone pleaded for
approval of the Boun Oum
regime and attacked those ma
tions backing neutralist Prince
Souvanna Phouma for the
premiership of 9 future coali-
ton government.
He called for an effective
ceasefire in the Southeast
Asian Kingdom, split between
pro-Western forces and the
neutralist- Communist coalition
troops.
Indirect attacks continue
every day." Mr.. Sananikone
said.
He said that despite diff
ferences separating the nations
gathered in Geneva to end the
Laos deadlock, Il was happy to
note that you were all
desirous to put an end to the
war in Laos and give my
country guarantees Of Sover-
eighty and independence"
I'VE wish to proclaim q
policy of true neutrality which
Laos has always striven to
obtain" the Laotian repre-
sentative added.
Mr.. Sananikone's entry into
the conference ended the two
week boycott BY the Thailand
delegation.
Thai Delegate Kophi Soup
hamomgkhom had left the con-
ference protesting against the
absence Of a Boun Gum repre-
sentative.
Evening star., 1961-06-27

GENEVA. June 27 (AP).-
Prince Boun Gum, head of the
pro-Western Vientiane govern
ment of Laos, ended his boy
colt of the 14-power Geneva
conference at its Gath session
today.
At the same time w. Averell
Hartman. head Of the United
States delegation Unexpectedly
flew to Washington today fol-
consultations. United States
officials declined to give any
other reason for Mr.. Harri-
mans departure. John M
Steves, United States Assistant
Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs, replaced Mr.,
Hartman at today's session
I'm Washington, the State
Department said Mr.. Harri-
man would return to Geneva
in a few days. He probably
will see President Kennedy,
a spokesman said0
Former Premier Phoui Sa-
nanikone, representing the five
Laos political parties support
ing Boun Oum, took a seat
among the nations discussing
his country's fate.
Hitherto, Premier Boun Gum
had refused to approve q
Laotian delegate to the six
week-old conference.
Prince Boun Gums decision
stemmed from the recent Eur
ich meeting of the princely
leaders of Laos warning fac
tions, who decided to seek ma
tional unity.
Malcolm Macdonald of Brit
ain, chairman Of today's ses-
Evening star., 1961-06-27
Loyu and jayne Spark
Film Festival Sensation

BERLIN. June q (AP.-Un-
inhibited goings on at an early
morning wine party had Off
cials of the 18th Berlin film
festival in a Lizzy today.
Tabloids gleefully proclaimed
film festival scandal" and re-
lated juicy details. Film Off
cials pleaded for more decorum.
What caused the panic was
q dreSs-splitting leap for grapes
by brown skinned Iaya Raki, a
German-born EuraSian beauty.
Jayne Mansfield also at the
party was carried around by
her muscular husband. Mickey
Hargitay, at arms length over
his head.
Miss Raki's leap was the cli-
max. Urged on by photogra-
pliers. she mounted a chair and
Sprang for a bunch of grapes
dangling from the ceiling. The
upper down the back of her
dress flew open and much lively
debate ensued as to how much
of Laya had met the public
gaze.
Hotel owner Wolf gang
Gerhus switched off the flood
lights and ordered Miss Raki
to leave. He told newsmen he
didn't feel any too happy about
Miss ManSfield's act either.
Such antics are not in ac-
cordance with the exclusive
atmosphere of my hotel" Mr..
Gerhus declared.
A statement approved by
festival director Albert Bauer
said the film get-together "is
not q bosom festival and such
nudity ambitions should be
ruled out"
Evening star., 1961-06-27
Churchill Back Home

LONDON, June ~ (AP).-
Sir Winston Churchill arrived
home by air last night after a
vacation in Monte Carlo. His
wife met him and they drove
off together to Chartwell
Manor, the Churchill country
home.
Evening star., 1961-06-27

Miss Raki contended her
mishap was an accident, and
her husband, Australian Actor
Ron Randall, said reports she
was half-naked are absolutely
untrue"
IF the organizers, don't want
well developed girls at the
festival they shouldn't invite
them" Mr.. Randall added
AFTER all we all know what
Jayne Mansfield is famous fol
and she is an official guest"
Evening star., 1961-06-27
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Evening star., 1961-06-27

portedly answered the phone
On the Moscow Radio newscast
the assistants name came
through as sounding like Col.
John Bear.
This is how Moscow de-
scribed the conversation:
American voice: This is Col.
Bear, ! am executive officer
to the Secretary. =.
Russian voice: Mr.. Bear, have
you read the correspondence
in the paper the Evening News
of the flights of American U-2s
near the frontiers Of the Soviet
Union?
American voice: No, I have
not read it myself.
Then the Russian caller read
to the man in the Pentagon an
extract from the news report
and asked If Col. Bear could
comment.
American voice: I'm sorry, !
just know nothing about it. I
have no comment to make, I'm
afraid.
Russian voice: Who then can
answer the question?
American voice: I guess the
State Department would handle
that. I would suggest that they
would be more familiar with it
than we would.
Apparently that was that, for
Moscow said: I'VE did not ex-
pect a reasonable answer from
the Pentagon.
THE Pentagon does not try
to refute or confirm the re-
ports Of the world press Of the
provocative actions Of the
United States military" the
broadcast said.
Evening star., 1961-06-27
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Evening star., 1961-06-27

Earlier PentagOn Comment
The Pentagon commented on
the London story last Friday
but Moscow Radio apparently
did not get the word from the
Russian news agency Tass.
American news services carried
the explanation on Friday. An
Air Force spokesman said to-
day that Col. John Baer, ex-
ecutive officer to Air Force
Secretary Zuckert. got a call
from Moscow early yesterday
morning. The person would
identify himself only as "a cor
respondent. Col. Baer, who
had not seen the U-2 story,
assumed a Moscow call should
best be handled by the State
Department.
The original answer Of a
Evening star., 1961-06-27

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Evening star., 1961-10-29

Rev. BoNAvENTURE STEFUN, O.F.M. CAP.
St. Augustine Monastery, Pittsburgh
And on the same subject listen to a lady
in AriSOn0 mIO remembers time ,Uhen men
uere men!
E.. But let's not put all the blame for
this state of affairs on the women. When we
we're children used to watch the various
families come in to church on Sunday morn.
ing. There was no installing who was the
head Of each family. Papa held his head high,
and led his family to the pew. If there was a
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Most women think, act
and look female most Of the
time, and God bless them
for it. They make a rugged
world more endurable and
pleasant, more mindful of
Evening star., 1961-10-29
What's wrong
with women?
Ask men!

esfing letters Of all Cas from a Catholic priest,
the chaplain at girls academy, uOhO also took
men TO task:
s-Women are unfemale, are they? Some
of them are, about as many as have to put
up with men who can't make their own
decisions, men with shoulders so narrow
that no self-respecting woman would care to
Evening star., 1961-10-29


phernalia.
But watch the young families come into
church today. Mama proudly leads the way
to the pew, with Daddy following, carrying
baby, bag and bottle. When they are settled
in the pew of Mama's choice, she listens
serenely to the service, while Daddy bottles
and bubbles the baby. And should the little
thing let out peep, Mama gives Daddy
''What in the world are you doing to the
child?" look.
Thank the dear Lord, married real
man! Although the finances are often strained,
he will not let me 60 out and work. This is
no stubborn pride on his part, but realiza-
ton that the family as a whole is better off
with me at home.
Mrs. HARRY M. BYCRoFT, Phoenix, Ariz
Men, 'chOt do you hare to say for your
selves? 4 lot Of you "rOie in oPPI0"ding the
idea Of 'UOnGn being more feminine - but
Wh0t are you doing to help?
There's at least one answer 10 that in the
mailbag a very interesting and surprising
letter from MGnitOsooc, Wis. Listen to this:
\ You certainly have authored a very fine
article, and believe what you have over
looked is Ithe problems that arise becausel
millions Of women work full time and return
home to all the housework. :.
...I suggest that in order that the
female remain female the simple solu-
ton is for man to get off his bar stool or
TV chair, head back into the kitchen and
grab towel and pitch in! =.
Ispeak from experience, and take pride
in the fact that do dishes, carry the laundry,
and wax, and polish, and vacuum and all the
other million and one chores. Yet, I'm hairy
chested, deep throated and roar like lion
around the house! And, my female" is even
the more female for it, because she has more
time for herself, and that's the secret Of
realistic marriage in 1861.
ALFRED E. RATHMANN, Manitowoc, Wis.
There, / think, you haze it. UG DnGn's0
real man, he'll make iUOmGn be a 'UOm0n.
Maybe he'H do il BY roaring like hon; maybe
he'll do il BY freeing her to find the time TO be
more female. But real man IUOn'f hare to Try
tOGgure Out exactly 'ch0t to dO-he'H do St|t0t
comes naturally. And so 'CiH his 'UOmGn.
Before I sign of, / can't resist one last
letter - from a man up in the rugged NOTth-
uesf - one Of the incest letters eUer got:
. Candy E. you expressed accurately and
in most interesting way the very thing any
..H..ll III.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Pear Pie
4 cups Anjou or Bose pears.
sliced

4 cups Anjou or Bose pears.
sliced
" cup sugar
u cup orange marmalade
u teaspoon nutmeg
"a cup flour
Pastry for 2-crust pie, I'M
baked
Butter or margarine
Wash, core and slice pears.
Combine with sugar, MARINA
lade, nutmeg and flour.
Prepare favorite pastry. Line
9-inch pie pan with pastry.
Put in pear mixture. Dot
with butter. Place top pastry
over filling or make cross
bar top. Bake in Q moderately
hot oven, 425 degrees, IS to
so minutes. Remove. Makes
six to seven servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Broccoli
San Vncente

2 pounds broccoli
Boiling sailed water
" pint dairy sour cream
u cup finely shredded
American cheese
"a teaspoon grated lemon
rind
tablespoon lemon Juice
"a teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
" cup toasted slivered
almonds
Cook broccoli in boiling
salted water until tender.
Drain and place in shallow
baking dish. Combine sour
cream, cheese, lemon rind and
juice, salt and pepper. Spoon
over broccoli. Sprinkle with
almonds. Place under the
broiler about 5 inches from
heat; broil 3 minutes, until
cheese begins to melt. Makes
six to eight servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Mad About Mocha

The popular coffee houses
in New York City report that
there's q new vogue for mo-
cha. To make this delectable
continental drink American
style, combine in a cup 3
heaping teaspoons instant
sweet milk cocoa and u tea
spoon instant coffee. Fill with
hot water or hot milk, stir,
and top with whipped cream
and a sprinklin 6 Of Gin
namon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Delicious Spread

Old-fashioned but still de-
licious is homemade pot
cheese. Make it up to have
on hand and serve in many
ways. In saucepan combine
u cup softened butter, 1/3
cup mashed Blue cheese. /
Baby Gouda cheese finely
shredded. Blend in 2 table
spoons red wine vinegar, y
cup dairy sour cream, Ia ia
blespoons chopped chives and
dash of cayenne pepper.
Place over low heat and stir
constantly until cheese is
melted. Cool slightly; pour
into small pots, cover and re-
frigerate. Serve with assorted
crackers and breads.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-05
Bowling Tournament
Entry Date Extended

The Nome Sourdough Bowling
Assn. has announced, that the
entry date for registering in the
First Annual ABC Bowling Tour
nament, has been extended to
Monday, May 9Th for the five
man team event and to Wednes-
day, May 10th for the doubles
and singles events.
Everyone is urged to participate
as there will be trophies and
prizes awarded in all events
slated. High scores will be count
ed in both handicap and scratch
play. Help in supporting this first
official tournament will open the
door to the possibility Of State
events TO be held in Nome.
Entry blanks can be obtained
along with the tournament rules
and regulations at Aukruk Lanes
or by writing to Tournament Di-
rector, Box "a, Nome, Alaska.
Tournament starts May 8, 1861.