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The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Hollywood Report
Hollywood Report
Yiddish Stage Star
Now Produces Films
By HERBERT G. LUFT

HOLLYWOOD - Sidney Lumet the 37-year.od mo-
ton picture director of Twelve Angry Men, Stage Struck
and of the Academy nominee he Fugitive Kind"
most recently completing actual locations in New York
City the cinema version of Arthur Millers "a View
The Bridge" starring the Italian matinee idol Ra Valone
has been signed by French producer Paul Graetz
guide "Epitaph For An Enemy" photographed early
next year the French Nomande This the
DDay story to be filmed, with Daryl F. Zanuck and di
rector Gerd Oswald currently work in Corsica
create the same situation for "The Long Day."
Lumet husband of sociale Gloria Vanderbilt
started his in show business the Yddsh stage
when he four. AS teenager he acted Broadway
in Dead End and The Eternal Road; at the of %
in the Ben Hech pageant "a Flag Is Born rising within
short five from assistant director in teevson
to top creator in the cinema preferng for location sites
the authentic background of Manhattan Florida and Miss
sippi to the studio settings of Hollywood.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
Former Cronies Rat On Eichmunn

Shocked" by Eichmann's
ruthlessness in planning
the deportation of Hungari-
an Jews.
HORST GRELL, ex-SS of
ficer: He said that Eich-
mann once Dragged of be-
ing War Criminal Num-
Der One" with the lives of
six million on his con-
science.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

he called Eichmann a "fa-
natical anti-Semite" and
"the great eXpeditor of
DEATH"
KURT BECHER, former
S. S. colonel and now a
wealthy grain merchant:
He testified that Eichman
repeatedly tried to evade
orders that would have
halted deportations of Jews
during the closing months
of the war.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

MAX JUETTNER, for
mer S. S. lieutenant gen.
eral: He charged that Eich-
mann was responsible for
the Death March" of Bu-
dapeSt Jews to the Austri-
an frontier in November
1914.
E BE r H A RID Won
THADDEN, former Jewish
Affairs expert for West
Germany: He said he was
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

man and Austrian courts
which denied Eichmann's
plea that he was a small
Nazi official and was pow
erless to prevent the mur-
der of millions of Jews.
Here are condensation of
some of their statements
last month.
WILHELM HOETTL,
former deputy head of in
telligence at Reich security
headquarters: Under oath
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

JERUSALEM - A dol f
Eichmann'S old cronieS
from Nazi Germany rat
ted on him this week and
seriously damaged the de-
fenSe of the former head of
Hitler'S Jewish Affairs De-
partment.
Former Elite guard Off
cials were heard in the
court through written tes-
timony taken in West Ger
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07
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David Moore Waterman,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Waterman, will be Bar Mitz-
yah Aug. 10 at Cong. Anshei
Israel.
David will be entering the
ninth grade at Amphitheater
High this fall. He is interest
ed in amateur radio, science
and sports.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

CASABLANCA, (JTA) -
Jewish victims of last years
disastrous earthquake at Ag-
adir will receive the same
Government relief funds to
be given to the Moslem earth
quake sufferers, amounting
to 100000 Moroccan francs
(S2OO) for each head of his
family. There were more
than 1000 Jewish victims as
a result of the Agadir disas-
ter.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

ROSALIND RUSSELL soon will be the Jewish
mother in the Mervyn Leroy cinema version of Leonard
Spgeglass "a Majority One repeating the character
created Broadway by Gertrude Berg and the London
End stage by Molly Pcon Her japanese gentleman
in New York Sir Cedrck Hardwcke and in England Rob
ert Morley will be enacted by Alec Guinness
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

Stanley Samuel Deutsch,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Deutsch, will be Bar Mitzvah
July % at Cong. Young Is
rael.
Stanley will enter the
eighth grade at Townsend
Junior High. He is interest
ed in chess, model cars and
boats and is a member of the
school chorus and chess club.
Friends are invited to attend
the service.
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

JEFF CHANDLER, whose untimey death at the age
of 43 shocked Hollywood had zoomed sardom in 1949
portrayng underground leader in Sword in the Desert
first deal with the Israeli of independence
His costar in that lm Marta Toeren married Leonardo
BercovicD passed earlier at the age of only 30
Chandler remained true his faith to his appearing
constantly for Jewish organizations at benefits and tele
vision and for humanitarian appeals of any kind.
Chandler completed three motion pictures during the
last "The PlundererS" produced Joseph
Pevney for Allied Artists co-starring Dolores Hart; RE
Peyton Place, the Jerry Wad opus for Goth Cen
turyFox currently the throughout the United
States and in every capital of Europe and the still
leased MerPs Marauders produced by Milton Sperling
from Charlton Ogburn Jr.S Book-of the-Monh. Warner
had prepared rough Chandler
week when he expected to leave the hospital
The Arizona post., 1961-07-07

RED BUTTONS has checked off the Paramount lot aft
six months of film work. four of them in Africa Wi
Howard Hawks Hatar" starring John Wayne. Returnir
York Buttons will fnaze details his night cll
dates and a TV spectacular for this fall
Evening star., 1961-06-09
Veteran Is Named
Top Blind Father

NEW YORK, June 9 (AP).
"A father of six who was
blinded by a land mine explo-
sion while serving in the Ma
rine Corps during World War
II has been named blind father
of the year.
The National Fathers Day
Committee conferred the honor
yesterday on Thomas c. Has
brook, 40, a member of the In
dianapolis City Council and
chief of employe communica-
tions for a drug manufacturing
firm.
Mr.. Hasbrook, whose chill
dren range in age from to Is,
is a former president of the
Blinded Veterans Association
and was listed by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce in l948
as one of the Nations 10 out
standing young men.
Among the congratulatory
messages was one from Presi-
dent Kennedy which said:
your selection emphasizes
the truth so often overlooked
that a handicap need have no
adverse bearing on a mans
life"
Evening star., 1961-06-09
c. ofc. Outing

The fifth annual Prince
Georges Chamber of Commerce
Evening star., 1961-06-09

Uruguay have been reduced in
past months and the govern
ment feels the best course is to
let the situation alone.
Working Out Program
Mr.. Stevensons' main objec-
tive during his 18-day tour of
10 South American countries
is to work out a program for
the July Is meeting of the In
ter American Economic and
Social Council at Punta del
Este, a Uruguayan seaside re-
sort.
Mr.. Stevenson, who has re-
ceived warm receptions in
Venezuela and Argentina, now
begins touring nations where
leftiSt agitation against the
United States is common.
It was in Uruguay that for
mer President Eisenhower got
a slight dose of tear gas when
police clashed with demon
strators during his visit last
year.
From Montevideo, Mr.. Ste
venson will fly tomorrow to
Brazil where he will meet Pres
ident Janio Quadros, who has
been counting Communist coun-
tries for trade and who has
been vague on where he stands
in regard to Mr.. Castro.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
Storms Lash
Eastern u. S.
And exus
By the Associated Press

Tornadoes and thunderstorms
- spawning lightning and flash
floods--roared across the east
ern half of the country yester-
day.
State police at Elizabeth
town, N. c., reported that two
children were killed by light
ming during a thunderstorm.
Police in West Central Ohio
said a tornado struck the Piqua
area, toppling a radio antenna
at the Ohio Highway Patrol
station and knocking down sew
eral houses which were under
construction.
Thunderstorms punish e d
West Texas last night and
spread into Central Texas where
twisters gave some residents of
the tornado-wary Waco area a
brief scare.
There were reports of at least
two tornadoes around Waco
where winds were clocked UP to
85 miles per hour. Two more
were reported near Snyder.
There also was an unconfirmed
report of one near Rockwall.
Heavy hail beat down cotton
and rain flooded fields in the
Fluvanna area, 60 miles south
east of Lubbock. Heavy dam
age.to young cotton plants also
was reported in the rain-hit
Floydada area, northeast of
Lubbock.
A newsman at Lockney,
northeast of Floydada, said
about 40 per cent of the wheat
crop in the area was destroyed
by a 2-inch rain and hail.
Evening star., 1961-06-09

/ l1-nation Council would be
asked to approve an amend
ment broadening the language
TO include a call upon "all con-
cerned" to 'desist from violence
This would include the rebels
whom Portugal has accused Of
Communist INSPIRED terrorism.
The Soviet Union was re-
ported firmly opposed to any
move that would weaken the
resolution, and threatening to
introduce its own amendment
calling for outright condemna-
tion of Portugal. Such an
amendment would not have
any chance of approval, and
the Soviet Union was expected
to support the Asian AFRICAN
resolution.
Britain and France indicated
they would abstain, but
Frances Ambassador Armand
Berard in a speech yesterday
expressed confidence Portugal
would institute reforms in
Angola.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
$4,000 Horse
Rums Car, Dies

POMPANO BEACH, Fla,
June 9 (AP).-An automobile
and a horse collided head-on
on the Florida turnpike early
today.
The horse, a $4,000 thor
oughbred stallion named Cry
Tomorrow, was killed. The
driver of the car, Ronald Carl
son, 35, of Pompano Beach,
was injured seriously.
Cry Tomorrow was being
transported by truck to a farm
in Massachusetts, when he be-
gan to act up.
The truck driver said he
opened the door of the van and
the horse bolted down the
turnpike. Police said the car
was doing SIS miles an hour
when they collided.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
Boinbridge Site
Urged by Butler
For u. of Nd.
By the Associated Press

Senator Butler, Republican
of Maryland, urged Gov. Tawes
again yesterday to give some
thought to acquiring the Navy
installation at Bainbridge for
a main branch of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
The Senator wrote the Mary
land Governor suggesting he
name a commission to study
this plan.
The Senator had written
Gov. Tawes a year ago to sug-
gest that part of the Balm
bridge property be considered
for a branch Of the university.
Senator Buffers renewed
pressure for his idea at this
time was sparked by a report
last week that the Department
of Public Welfare was thinking
about putting a training school
for juvenile delinquents at
Bainbridge if surplus property
became available.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
j. n. Patrols
Congo Town

LEOPOLDvILLE, the Congo,
June 9 (AP) .-Malayan and
Nigerian troops patroled the
streets of Bukavu today follow
ing bitter denunciation of the
United Nations by Kivu Pro-
vincial ministers deposed in q
government shake-up.
The U. N. troops also are
standing guard over the pro-
vincial assembly building,
where Kivu's Lumumbist Presi-
dent, Adrien Omari, was re-
turned to power this week by
a vote of provincial legislators.
The legislators earlier voted
no confidence in the Omari
government but by the time
election of a new government
occurred, Mr.. Omari had
rounded up sufficient support
ers to get back in power.
Legislators refused to give
their backing, however, to sew
eral of his more extremist lieu
tenants. They have now been
replaced by moderateS.
At a news conference called
by these deposed ministers they
denounced the U. N. role in
Kivu Province, accusing the
United Nations of acting like
colonialists and meddlihg in
the Congo's internal politics.
The Bukavu tension springs
from the massacre Of about 100
local Bashi tribesmen by ram
paging Congolese troops loyal
to President Omari. The troops
had gone to the village of Nya
Gezi. IL miles from Buakavu, to
arrest a Bashi chief. The
Basins resisted and two soldiers
were killed. Then the troops
went back to wreak vengeance.
A hundred BaShis died in the
slaughter.
Today. the United Nations
reported $50 Congolese COM
mando troops Of Antoine Gil
zenga's Stanleyville army are
ready to take off for Bukavu.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
Britain Splits WithU.S.,
Urges Care on Angola

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
June 9 (AP).-Britain split with
the United States on Angola
again today and urged the Sc
curity Council to refrain from
any action that might provoke
further violence in Portugals
restive West African territory.
Prospects were that the
Council would override the
British objections and ap-
prove an Asian-African resolu-
tion calling on Portugal to end
what was called repressive
measures in Angola.
The United States was ex-
pected to vote for the resolu-
ton, which was regarded as
virtually certain to win the re-
quired seven votes in the IL
nation Council.
Chile introduced amendments
that would soften the impact
upon Portugal. Informants said
this was in line with a deal the
United States had worked out
with sponsors of the resolution
to make it easier for the United
States to vote for it.
Language Toned Down
The amendments call for a
peaceful solution to the Situa-
ton in accord with the U. N.
Charter, and modify language
describing the Angola situation
as an outright threat to world
peace. The amendments were
reported acceptable to the
ASian-African sponsors.
Sir Patrick Dean, the British
delegate, told the Council his
country shared the feelings of
ASian-African nations about
tragic events in Angola, but
added: "It is. however, one
thing to feel deeply; it is an
other to act wisely"
He said there would be no
justification in recommending
any course of action for Portu-
gal until an Inquiry Committee
set up by the General Assembly
makes recommendations.
The United States worked
behind the scenes to change
the resolution.
Sponsors Unyielding
The resolutions sponsors re-
fused to accept any change in
a key clause calling on Portu-
gal to "desiSt forthwith from
repreSsive measures" in its West
African territory. where the
Portuguese Army is trying to
quell rebelliouS natives.
There was a possibility the
Evening star., 1961-06-09

from BuenoS Aires and there
were no crowds along his route
into the city, past the architec-
tural college where a student
demonstration exploded into
violence during President Eisen-
hower'S visit here last year.
The Communist newspaper
El Popular announced tonight's
rally will be held at National
University.
Avoids Political Issues
Mr.. Stevenson, chief United
States delegate to the United
Nations, made a brief statement
upon arrival. Newsmen and
officials were almost all the
audience he had.
He said he came to Monte
video seeking ideas and sug-
gestionS to advance our COM
mon goals, while preserving
always our traditional freedom
and respect for human rights
and the dignity of the indi-
vidual."
He made no mention of po-
litical problems, Cuba included,
which have been an important
part of his talks with Vene-
zuelan and Argentine officials.
When Mr.. Stevenson settles
down to private talks with For
eign Minister Homer Martinez,
it is expected he will find
Uruguay, like the other two
countries, cool to any idea of
action against Mr.. Castro at
this time.
Pro Castro activities in
Evening star., 1961-06-09
6Vene1ueIans
Hijjack Plane,
F|ytOCuracaO

CURACAO. Netherlands An.
titles, June 8 (AP).-Six Vene.
zuelan political prisoners re.
Quested asylum here toda!
after hijacking a plane taking
them to trial in Caracas.
A seventh prisoner fled wher
the airplane landed last night
Among the six captured is 1t
Col. Juan Diaz Moncada Vidal
former commander-in-chief O.
Venezuela's army and a leader
of military plots to overthrow
Caracas governments in 1851
and 1860.
Officials said no decision hac
been made on the request fol
asylum. The prisoners now arr
held by Dutch authorities.
Were on Way to Trial
In Caracas, army authori.
ties said the men were arrested
at the frontier town Of Sar
Cristobal about a year ago anc
were being taken to Caraca.
for trial when they seized the
plane and flew here. They
were guarded by seven Vene.
zuelan marines.
The prisoners were identified
besides Col. Moncada Vidal, as
Lit. Col. Jose Isabel Gutierrez,
MajS. Luis Cardier Rodriguez
Ali Chabaud Godoy and Os-
waldo GRAHAM Farinas; and
CaptS. Jose Maria Galaviz
and Jose Serretero Rodriguez
Attacking with guns and
knives. the prisoners overpow.
cred their guards and the foul
crew members of a Venezuelan
military plane shortly after
taking off last night from
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela.
Battle After Landing
They forced the plane to
land on this Dutch island SO
miles off the Venezuelan coast
The battle that began in the
air continued after the plane
set down. Dutch marines and
policemen at Curacao Airport
had to break it up.
Four members of the plane
crew and a guard were wounded,
one critically by q bullet in the
head.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
Stevenson Encounters
Opposition in Uruguay

MONTEVDEO, Uruguay June 9 (AP).-Adai E. Steven
son today ran into the first opposition he has
South American tour President Kennedys personal
uruguayan supporters Of Cuban Prime Minister Fdel
Castro called meeting protest United States policy
and to repudiate the Stevenson mission"
The airport almost deserted Stevenson arrived
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-10-06
NOTICES!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
TO THE PUBLIC that public
hearing will be held on Monday,
October %. 1861. at seven o'clock
p. NJ, in council chambers. Vale
Williams Memorial Hall, Milford
Delaware, for the purpose OF con-
sidering an amendment to the Mil
ford Zoning Ordinance. Such pro-
posed amendment will affect Sec
ton 904 of the coming ordinance
by giving city council the right to
approve, upon recommendation of
the Board of Adjustment, small
er lot area than that prescribed
by the ordinance for the erection
of a garden-type multiple dwell
ing. The coming ordinance pres
emily provides that before such
garden-type multiple dwelling can
be erected lot area of not less
than three acres must be provided
and a lot area per family of not
less than six thousand five hun
dred square feet in an RI Resi-
dence District must be provided
1t is proposed that city council
shalT. after the amendment is en-
acted. have the power to reduce
those two requirements in appro-
pirate cases.
The public is invited to attend
such hearing at which time the
validity and reasonableness of the
proposed amendment will be dis
cussed.
By order of City Council
of the City of Milford
10-6-3t
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AUGUST "a. 1912. AS AMENDED BY THE
ACTS OF MARCH }. 1879. AND JULY T.
1916 tTITLE 30. UNITED STATES CODE.
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WEEKLY AT MILFORD. DELAWARE, FOR
THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30 1861
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manager are.
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Milford. Delaware.
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aware.
Managing Editor, Robert H. Yerkes. Milford
Delaware.
Business Manager. Theodore Townsend. NIL
ford. Delaware.
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Milford Chronicle Publishing Co., Milford
Delaware.
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mortgages or other securities are: None.
T. Paragraphs and include. In cases
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tee or IN any other hduciary relation. the
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER z, 1861
at 2 O'clock Sharp
(Rain or Shjnel

tfhd'u W o'ihSJ
This property consists of Is acres
of high, well drained land with i'm
provements. two 3-bedroom homes
with tile baths, hot water Dashboard
heat, oak floors throughout and COM
plete with venetian blinds. A large f.
car garage, poultry house Az 452'
with coal stoker fired thermostaticly
controlled hot water heat, automatic
feeder, bulk bins, feed mixer, Ham
mer Mill and clock controlled continu-
Gus flow water system. A dressing
plant 2S' So fully equipped includ-
ing a 1900 cubic foot freezer. plenty
of room for expansion, licensed by
the Board of Health, single and three
phase wiring, and standby tractor
driven generator. A % 3D. horse
barn, six acres of improved pasture,
4 acres alfalfa. some timber and $50
of highway frontage.
This property will be offered in two
parcels and then the two parcels will
be offered as one with. Parcel No. 1 ::
Dwelling, with 8 acres of land. Parcel
No. 2: Dwelling with 13 acres of land
and all of the poultry buildings and
processing plant with equipment.
We have a very good turkey retail
trade with a we'll known Registered
Trade name selling over 5000 turkeys
per year at door The new owner, at
his option, can purchase growing tur-
keys to continue trade. A contract of
growing 100000 chickens per year is
aNHllaDlt-
All OF the buildings are built of Stag
blocks and still have 81 years of tax
write off Our drilled well has never
failing water supply.
Inspection of property can be made
from October LIST to October 9Th.
ROLLING ACRES FARM
Virgil Il. Grigsby Owner
Eunice l.. Grigsby, Owner
Cheswold, Delaware
Auctioneers, Carroll Bros,
Dover, Delaware. 922-3t
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notice.!

Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the I'M
dersigned. on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1861. and that all per-
sons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested, to
the said James L. Smith. Execu-
tor of the estate of Isaac Leroy
Smith. on or before the 9th day
of June 1862, or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and
provided.
JAMES l.. SMITH
Address: Executor
Main Street
Greenwood. Delaware. 10-6-3t
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-10-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Due to moving, | will offer for sale
at my home on the Enoch Donovan
Farm, near Glendale, going from Ell
lendale to Greenwood, first dirt road
to LETT. second house on left, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th. 1861
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M. SHARP
Gas stove, metal cabinet, two re-
frgerators, metal table, drop leaf
table, cook stove, radio and combi-
nation record player, metal cabinet,
clothes hamper, platform rocker, kit
chen table, rocking chair, studio
couch. slat bottom chairs, end table,
bird cage, 3-pc. maple living room
suite, 2-pc: living room suite, radio,
lamps, coffee table, odd chairs, 2
step-up end tables, 8 ~ grass rug,
magazine rack, 4 old flat irons. card
table, pictures, 2 tables. 3-pc. bed
room suite (good), rocking chair,
night stand, roll-away beds, chest
of drawers, wardrobe, 2 iron beds
(complete), stands, desk, wash stand,
sewing machine. medicine cabinet,
9 II linoleum rug, lawn chairs,
2 plastic folding chairs (newD. 3-pc.
set of yard furniture, pots, pans,
dishes, blankets, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS
One junk Chrysler l good Spitfire
Chrysler motor, 1858 Chrysler Uag
ged), 2 lawn mowers q reel and |
rotary, automatic washer (Bendix),
Kenmore washer (wringer style,
tools. etc.
TERMS: CASH day of sale
DORSEY MORGAN, JR
Glendale, Del
Auctioneer-Burt Willis 1062t