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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10


scripts in NeU York, Hollv,Dood elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to uie,Ders
Jackie Gleason ShOwA backout on the twist and one IN
demolition job amusing; Alice Ghostley and Jackie
make the most of their ghoulSh tenement couple en-
gagged for IA years. and Frank Fontaine shines In the
Joe the Bartender" skt 7:3o pm, WToP-9.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans ShOwFans of the Wstern song
get an hour long earul tonight Dale Robertson Joins
the crew. To sample just few there's Skip to NV Iop
I'm an Old Cowhand," High Noon" Wagon Wheels
The Old Gray Mare" 1880 pm, WMAI-7 E,
Arthur Godfrey in HOlywOOd-In humorous ambing vein
Arthur Godfrey looks at the city Beginning "A
Graumans Chinese Theater, he walks. down HOLLYWOOD
boulevard to the Hollywood Bowl with two girls and goes
backStage in the studios Professional Screamer
Jim Foray and chuckles while stunt men tear stapa
apart In fight There's also stage version of
hollywood characters, even to dogs with Sungasses $3.50
pm, WTOP-9. =.
Gunsmoke-Phoebe strunk" Tonights tale aims to show
That folks had to defend themselves without much help
from the law in the old days. It's Ma Barker-type
western about tough woman and her four sons who
roam the land killing and looting 10 pma wToP-s.
TOnights Movies
ll:1O WRC 4-Move Four. THE Barefoot Contessa A
Hollywood movie director helps a beautiful woman to
become the most famous actress in the world Ava Gard
ner, Humphrey Bogart Qa54.
ll:l5, WMAL G-Saturday Night Movie Madame Bovary,
The famed author Flaubert is in court the charge of
writing an immoral book Jennifer Jones 1890
HIS, WTOP (9-Saturday Night Show 1.-THE Last Hurrahp
Superb film version of the best seller about the heyday
OF the last of the big-tme politicians Spencer Tracy
1889. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Sam Bene-
dict. Life Is q Lie, Love Is
a Cheat" A doctor (Audrey
Meadows) hires Attorney
Benedict to battle her for
ner beau in court.
$3.50. WMAL tD-Mr. Smith
Goes to Washington. Cloak
and Dagger" Senator Smith
traps spies with q briefcase
full of secret Army football
plays.
1000. WMAL "a - Fight OF
the Week. joey Archer vs.
Mick Leahy. Ten rounds
middleweights. Madison
Square Garden, New York.
i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
TODAY's GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
A:OO. wHFs-FM -(1O2.3 Me-

400. WHFS-FM (lO2.3 Nc.
- Concert in Miniature
GIN Stereo) Capriccio Els.
pagnole. by Rimsky-Korsa
kov; Borodin's Polovtsiar
Dances from Prince Igor
$3.50, WASH-FM (97.1 McD-
Stereo Time. Three Village
Scenes and Music for
Strings, Percussion and &C.
lesta. by Bartok.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Festival of
Music. Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra; Wilma Lipp, So
prano; ChriSta Ludwig,
alto; Waldemar Kmentt,
tenor; Walter Berry. bass.
Chorus Of the Friends of
Music. Vienna: Wolfgang
Sawallisch, conductor, Bee
thoven's Symphony No. / in
c. Opus 81; Symphony No
8 in D Minor, Opus 125,
Choral"
0:15, WMAL-FM (IO7.3 Me-
- Opera Stage. Handel's
"Acis and Galstea":: Leon
cavallo's Il Pagliacci."
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group is numbered, 1. 2. 3, etc
The second group Is lettered,
A, B, C. etc.
For each word in the first
group you Will find a word OF
almost the same meaning (syn-
onym) in the second group.
Thus the word numbered l may
mean practically the same as
the word lettered F. Write this
down as IF. When you have
all the answers, check against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

Answer: IF; 2-J; 3-H; 4-C;
S-A; 81; TIE; Sd; &c: lob.
Do you know the most COM
mon errors Of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list Of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your speech and writing. simply
send a self-addressed, stamped
envelope, plus 10 cents to
cover handling to William Nor
ris, Good Grammar" in care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonghtS top shotDs preuiewed by TV KEYS staff
Dho attend rehedrSdls match screenings dnalyse
scripts in New York, Hollywood elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area vietrers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
WORDS, Wit
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game Is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize adjectives similar to
one another in meaning. Be-
low you will find two groups
OF ten words each. The first
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the correct pairinss at the bot
tom.
Score 10 for each correct an
swer. If you score below 80,
better look up in your diction-
airy the words you missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
WORD GAME

Find Al or more words in
s u s p E c T ED
meaning doubted" Average
mark. is SO words. Time limit,
40 minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
SECURE four letters By the addition Of
IS. such a. bats" eats" are not
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 70 PoNDERED
pond, ponder. pore. preen. prod, prone rome
odder, onener, need. node. nodder,
dtne, deed. deep, deer. Depend. done
dope, donee, dorp. drone. drop, edo,
endsr. epode. erne, reed, rend, redo
redden, reopen, rode. rope.
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The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Prayer Is Hard Work

HUDDEBSFIELD, Ensiand tP = \ Neuns ehufchnan acknowledged Thursday that dflnz a sermon he used ttc exprcssion: Prayer is damned hard work "
 He is the Rev Robert tDeBoard, curate of Huddcrsfie1d Parish Church Church of EngIand) He said he also told the congregation:
 One needs to work like hell at it to learn how to pray"
 The charch7s vicar, the Rev Anthony Hunter, said he was con- Vineed his eurate used the ex- pressions to emphasize a point = and not to shock. But the express sions did shock at least one men= Der of the church. Signing himself M. M. D." parishioner wrote to the parish magazine saying:
 T was startled and offended by two expressions
 The vicar said he planned to do nothing more about the incident and added he had complete faith in his curate
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Japanese Give Up Collecting Edible Seaweed After Russian Threats

TOKYO sP About 2, ,5ag fisher men and their families in northern Japan Thursday gave up collecting edible saa#eed - their major sources =of their income be cause of Russian threats to seize them and their Vessels..
 Soviet patrol boats have seized Is small seaWeed gathering boats and 38 fishermen this year The fishery agency said the seaWeed fleet would stop collecting at least for the rest of this year.
 The fishermen collected seaWeed, known as konbu and used in soup. around Kaigara Island, a reef 2.2 miles from the eastern tip of Japan's nothernmost island Of Iiokkaide
 Kaigara Island is among the small islands the Soviet Union oc- capied after World War H. Kombu seaWeed is abundant in waters around the island, and the Russians c5aimed the seaWeed fleet tres passed repeatedly in Soviet ter ritOrial waters
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Sun $ GfaYitationai Pull Has Captured Venus Spacecraft Mariner 2

PASADENA. Calf. lP The suns araVitational pull has eap- tured the Venus-bound spacecraft Mariner 2
 But there's no cause for alarm scientists planned it that way.
 At point l.6 million miles out in space Wednesday solar gravity became strong enough to over conc the earth's weakening pull or the 447-pound spaeecraft.
 For the rest of it's uncalculated lifetime, Mariner 2 will be a tiny satellite of the sun.
 Scientific interest in it will cease next Dec IA when the 12-foot= tall vehicle streaks past Venus at a distance of 5000 miles.
 It's scientific instruments, de signed to help determine whether life could exist on the cloudy planet. then will be turned off and Mariner will become another hunk of space junk orbiting the sun.
 Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where Mariner 2 was built, calculated both the dWind- ling earth gravity and the increas- ing solar gravity in figuring it's trajectory through space.
 Although travelling away from earth at about 5000 miles an hour, the spacecraft is Whizzing along on an orbit around the sun at ten times that speed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Russ Seaman Gets Emergency Medical Treatment. Kodiak

kODlAk RP - A Z5-yedT-OlQ Russian seaman, apparently suffer- ing from peritonitis, was evacuated from q Russia. traWler by the Coast Guard Wednesday and rush. ed here for emergency treatment. The fisherman, whose last name is Chudakov, is the third Russian to have been helped by US. Coast Guard and Navy personnel in this area in the last three weeks
 The other two, Mrs. Vera Povh, 31, and Valentin Chishov, were re- turned to the Russian fishing fleet Tuesday after undergoing emer- geney surgery here.
 The Russians have large fish ing fleet operating about 50 miles from here.
 INVITATION FoE BIDS
 We'll Construction. Nome Vocational School. Ste. Nome Alaska
 Sealed bids in single copy for fusnish- ing all labor. equipment and materials and performing all work for the project described herein will be received until Vt1 the office of E. A. Downing. Commis- soner Department of Public Works III w Third Street. Juneau. Alaska. and then publicly opened.
 Specifications. Plans and Contract Documents are available for inspection at the Directors Office Division Of Buildings, Capitol Building. Juneau, Alaska: Associated General Contractors of America. Alaska Chapter. 3o6 Central Building. Anchorage, Alaska and AzG. e. Plan Office. co Fuller Paint Glass Company. Gaffney & Noble Streets. Fairbanks, Alaska.
 Plans and specifications are available upon request without charge from: Director Division of Buildings
 Department of Public Works
 P. O. Box 15I1
 Juneau, Alaska
 Guarantee will be required with each bid equal to 10 percent l0 pct.1 of the amount of the bid base. Performance bond will be required equal to one hun dred percent t16e pct.l of the ar7-s4at of the contract A Payment Bond will be required equal to fifty percent $50 pct.l of the contract.
 The State prequalfication requirement effective March 9. 1860 in accordance with Paragraph l-h is hereby waived. The work consists of the conniete con- struction of a well with casing at the Nome Vocational School Site. Nome. Alaska.
 R. A. Downing Commissioner
 Department of Public Works
 State of Alaska Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 2, 1862
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Alaska Psychiatric Institute Will Be
 Dedicated Sept. 3

The dedication of the Alaska Psychiatric Institute, 2900 Provi- dence Ave, Anchorage, will be held Sept 9 from 2:30 pm. to pm. Distinguished guests have been invited to attend the dedica- ton and representative from fed eral, state, municipal and military status will be in attendance. A Public Planning Committee headed by Mir Robert Nidholl, with repre- sentatives from Juneau, Seward, Nome, Fairbanks and Anchorage in liaison With the state executive office, are making plans for this outstanding occasion The public is invited to view the Institute at an open house on Sept. 9 from l:30 to 5:30 pm. Areas repre- sentative of patient care facilities may be viewed by visitors at that time.
 Representing Nome is Miss Irma Johnson of the MIMI Hospital.
 The Alaska Psychiatric Institute is 225 bed hospital with the pri- mary function of providing treat ment for patients with major mental illness. In addition, the hospital offers diagnostic and eval- uation services for related dis abilities, serves as a teaching and training area for health care disci- plines, and can provide a setting for research in mental health care.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Gov. Egan Protests
 Inability to Make Phone Calls 10 the Middle East

JUNEAU P The inability Alas1saaz t5 place phone calls =to a9fHe# countries if4 Southeast Europe and Middle East protested by Gov Wm. Esan Thursday. Eean said the situation was brought to his attention bY 2 Ju- neau woman who attempted to call q son stationed with =the us State Department in Tehran. Iran, after the recent earthquakes in that nation
 She was 9inableto place the call, Egan said because the American Telephone and Telegraph Co, has not filed q tariff on calls 10 Iran and number of other countries from Alaska
 The governor, in letter 10 Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert, said the .baffling and obviously discriminate. situ ns had caused needless worry and splaees unnecessary and arbitrary restfie- tions upon the free flow Of com meree and communication between the residents of Alaska and those in the particular countries con- eerned.a
 Egan asked that early action be taken to remedy the situation.
 The name of the Juneau woman involved was not disclosed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
WEATHER OUTLOOK

Cloudy with intermittent light ram. Partly cloudy tonight. Low tonight 30-35. In the last 24 hours. High of 48, low of 37. Max. wind 32 mph from the SW. Sunrise at o:12 am, sunset at 6:43 pm. Temps. a year ago today: high of ol, low of 45. Extremes on this date since 1907: High of 65 in 1929, low of 24 in 1886.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07
Ban Shipments 10 Cuba

11] 111P11IeII1S 10 OUOd . LONDON R = The Foreign Of- flee affirmed today that Britain is maintaining a ban on shipments of arms to Cuba.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-07

Fine Job Printing al the Nugget
Evening star., 1962-04-11

Urban Reform Office in Ha-
vana a list of his property. in
cluding the home he lives in.
Gets "Blackmail" Bill
Next, he must disconnect his
telephone and take it to the
Cuban Telephone Co. so he can
get letter stating that he owes
this appropriated former Amer
ican firm no money. Invari-
ably, the company presents
Manuel with a bill for long dis
tance calls he never made. A
bill Of $3.50 is not unusual.
Manuel must pay this black
mail or he will not get his
letter.
He then must get a friend or
relative in the United States to
send a money order or travel
er's check for S25 for each
member of the family with q
visa. The government gives
him pesos. which are rapidly
approaching Confederate money
in basic worth, for the money
orders.
Now, Manuel can buy tickets
to Miami on Pan American
World Airways, which has two
flights a day, but a backlog OF
10000 Cubans already is ahead
of him. These flights carry
from 110 to 120 passengers. Nc
luggage is allowed.
Furniture Disappears
While he is waiting for his
reservation, Manuel and his
family receive frequent BULLYING
visits from the militia or the
Vigilante Committees who
either openly covet or simply
start removing his furniture
and his belongings.
However. the time comes
when Manuel and his lovec
ones are finally on the passen-
ger list of a Miami bound
plane. They drive out to the
airport. where Manuel must
hand over the keys to his cal
to waiting functionaries. There
is no payment.
Then comes the final shake
down. The men and women
are separated and each is
searched to make sure that not
a centavo is leaving Cuba. Each
male refugee is allowed three
sets of underwear and the shoes
he is wearing. The women may
take three dresses with them
Three diapers are allowed tt
leave Cuba with each infant.
Wait in "FiShbOwT"
There is no nonsense about
this. Just three weeks ago, q
guard at Havana airport tore
up a woman's passport because
Evening star., 1962-04-11
White House Police
Strengthening OKd

The House Public Works
Committee approved a bill to
strengthen the White House
police force yesterday.
The bill had called for an
authorized strength of 300 men
but committee members, meet
ing in executive session, cut
this back to $50. The current
strength is 162 men.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Cubons Face Stiff Ordeal
In Escaping Castro Yoke

she was detected wearing one
garment over the allowance.
The final indignity is the
wait in what the refugees call
the "fishbowl," a glass-encased
room where they wait, under
constant watch, for as long as
seven hours until take-off time.
1t is while they are boarding
the plane that the refugees
endure the worst agonieS.
Often the public address Sys-
TEN blareS a name and the
journey to freedom ends for
someone.
Just two weeks ago, Mr.. Lasa
said. guard with a subma-
chine gun boarded a plane to
remove a woman whose name
had been called. She said she
would not go if it meant her
death. The guard threaten
ingly raised his weapon when
the pilot intervened, saying,
this is American territory.
She doesn't have to CO."
The story goes that the guard
delightedly threw down his
submachine gun, smiled happily
and said, good. Then I'm
staying, too"
Every crew that flies the As
minute Havana o-Miami run
says that as soon as the wheels
are up and the plane is safely
away this drama takes place:
/ The pilot tells Manuel and
the other Cubans on the public
address system: "Senores and
senoras. You are in a free
country now"
And every day the planes
rock with cheers and shouts of
joy.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Ex-Muu Muu Chief
Takes Kenyu Post

NAIROBI. Kenya, April IL
(AP).-Jomo Kenyatta. former
leader of the Mau Mau anti
white terrorists, was sworn in
yesterday as minister of state
of the Kenya government.
Kenyatta takes office under
a new constitution agreed upon
in conferences last week that is
expected to clear the way for
independence of this East Afri-
can colony.
Kenyatta was sworn in by
Eric Griffith, Britain's acting
governor. Kenyatta was con-
victed of helping to direct the
Mau Maus in 1858. He was
finally released from restric-
ton last August.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Ford Drops Plan
For Smaller Cor

DETROIT, April IL tAP).-
Ford Motor Co. will not build
a small-small car in the United
States this year. 1t has de-
cided not enough people are
interested in buying such a car
to make the gamble worth
while.
In an a involvement la t
Evening star., 1962-04-11

ing such a car for fall intro
duction if market conditions
looked favorable. The don't.
Mr.. Ford said in his brief
statement.
The Cardinal was to be OF
volkswagen size and price, pow
cred with a VA engine and
front-wheel drive. Some dozen
hand-built prototypes had been
assembled. Full production had
been slated for early July at
Ford's Louisville CKyD plant.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Conodion Budget Offers
Tax Cuts, Sees Deficit

The biggest share of ex-
penditures continued to go to
national defense-26.1 per cent,
followed by health and welfare,
22.8 per cent.
Personal income tax ac-
counted for the major share of
income, 300 per cent.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

might. Henry Ford II called off
the Cardinal project. He indi-
Gated plans to build the car
in Ford plants abroad still
stand, however.
This would make it available
for import if the m ark e t
changes.
Mr.. Ford personally never
had confirmed the Cardinal.
However. in a stock prospectus
issued only last month, the
company said it was develop
Evening star., 1962-04-11
By JERRY OLEARY, Jr.
Star staff Writer

MIAMI, April 1.-THE ordeal
a Cuban must endure to become
a refugee from the regime of
Fidel Castro can be compared
only with the labors of Her.
culeS.
One of the more than los, 900
Cubans who have given up
everything they possessed to
come here to escape the Com
munist yoke today described
what his countrymen face in
the way of pettifoggry, harass-
ment and outright robbery
when they make their decisions
to leave.
He is Luis R. de LaSa. once
advertising manager for the
Colgate Palmolive Soap Co. in
Havana and now information
director of the Cuban Refugee
Emergency Center here. He
tells the story of a fictional
but typical man. Manuel Con-
dalez, and his family.
Manuel Gonzalez is a man
in his early forties, with a wife
and two children, and job
paying $500 a month as an Of
flee worker in Havana. Mr..
LaSa poStulated in an inter-
view.
Decides to Leave
Manuel cannot abide life
under Castro. however, and
decides he wants to go to
America as a refugee.
/ To begin with, some friend
or relative who already has
made it to freedom must OBJ
tain a visa waiver for Manuel
and his family, a process that
takes about seven months.
But, even when he gets his
precious visa, Manuel has a
long time to go.
First he must so to the near
est police station and receive
written permission to leave
Cuba.
Then he must submit to the
Evening star., 1962-04-11

|, OTTAWA. April IL (AP) -
The Conservative government
handed Canadians a new budget
last night that offered income
tax cuts for families and cor
porationS. 1t predicted a deficit
for the sixth year in a row.
The federal budget for fiscal
1923 outlined expenditures of
S6,525, 600, ,000-$38 million less
than in the preceding year.
Finance Minister Donald
Fleming's figures, presented in
Commons, forecast revenues of
SIS, 780, 100000, an increase of
SO million.
Despite the cut in outlays
and the rise in income, the
perennial deficit problem re-
manned. 1t was estimated at
$745 million. Last year it was
$791 million.
Announces Tax Cuts
Mr.. Fleming spread an eS-
timated $128 million in income
tax cuts for the year among
families and corporations.
He announced: l. Tax rebate
incentives to manufacturing
and processing firms ranging
up to so per cent of taxes re-
sulting from increasing sales:
and 2. A $50 boost in the in
come tax deduction for de-
pendents.
Mr.. Fleming said this last
will knock 10000 taxpayers off
: the tax rolls and benefit all
taxpayers supporting depend
ents.
He left personal and corpo-
rate income tax rates un-
changed.
The deficit forecast for the
new fiscal year, which started
April l, was the second highest
in Canada's time history
I topped only by last years.
Healthy Expansion
J Mr. Fleming said that in the
current period of what he
called healthy expansion his
+ policy must neither put the
/ brakes on the Momentum oi
our expansion nor invite the
danger of initiation"
Evening star., 1962-04-11

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