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Evening star., 1962-09-06
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM (s7.I Mc.)
symphony in Stereo.
Franck's Symphony in d
Minor; Sebelius' Symphony
No. S.
$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)
-Stereo Concert Time.
Handel's Royal Fireworks
Music; r a C hmaninoff's
Symphony No. Z.
sos, WGMS AM-FM GO Kc.
and 1898 Mc.)-OrchestrAl
Capitals Of the World. Phil
harmonic Orchestra Of Lon
don. Works by Wagner,
Mozart and Bruckner.
WNIAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)-
Music for the Keyboard.
Works by Chopin and
Brahms.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Chopin's Nocturne
No. IL in @.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

bat) What of the unavoidable
violence?
We've made IL of them so
far" says McQueeney. without
one hand-to-hand fight. We
have no villains per se-nor
stock characters, either. The
closest thing we have to a stock
type is a young fellow who talks
about his mothers apple pie.
We've also tried to match our
footage with the Signal Corps
film made in Italy during the
war; no tripods or fixed posi-
tions-the shoulder cameras
record the action. It can be
rough in a closeup but it's
worth it. I wish we were going
on first, ahead Of Combat: I
know we've got q good opener. "
"Will there be any Sophia
L. or Gina L. types in the
shows?" / asked.
"War is war, and women are
women" Roland grinned. and
you know who was nodding
again.
Note: LaStarza thinks Floyd
Patterson should whip Liston--
"if he stays away" Liston fast7
LaStarza shrugs-''for a behe-
moth. maybe. Eddie Machen
should have beat him."
On the Run: Female view
ers should remember veteran
McQueeney A regular on
TV dramas in the so-called
Golden Age" he also appeared
in two daytime soaps-Iove Of
Life and The Guiding Light. !.
Radio station VOL will again
broadcast all G.. w. football
games Sam Kaufman and
Nal Campbell viii be at the
mike /. A Kraft Mystery fan
missed the credits on THE
Problem of Cell 13" and wants
to know If it's the same story
he read 25 years ago or so
under the title, The Thinking
Machine" That's one we
don't have to look up The
story was one Of several under
the general title of THE
Thinking Machine" and was
written by Jacques FutreIIe,
the father Of The Stars night
copy editor This particular
story was first copyrighted in
1905 The WRC-4 A Mo-
ment With series has had to
rejuggle its guest lineup for
the next few weeks to avoid
equal-time problems.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

that's arnica under the bridge
now.
Not many fighters get q
chance at a second career" he
said. II consider myself fortu-
nate"
AS far as Roland and Bob
McQueeney Tin town yesterday
on behalf Of their new World
War Two series, The Gallant
Mem are concerned. their ABC
show is already halfway home.
I'VE just showed the pilot to
veterans Of the seth. CTexas)
Division, the toughest critical
audience well ever face. and
the reaction was good" Bob
said.
Roland nodded. Me too-he
was a short jab away
McQueeney plays a war cor
respondent-"no. not an Ernie
'Pyle"-and LaStarza, who quit
the ring recently when II lost
to a fellow should have
whipped easily" plays one OF
the soldier regulars.
LaStarza's muscled shoulders
and chest give him away; not
his department, language or
scars. He's virtually unmarked
except for light marks under
the eyes. You'd never believe it
it on the phone. Listen:
II didn't really want to come
East with Bob. We just adopted
our first baby, q girl. It took
seven months-they screen you
thoroughly. She's only five, six
weeks old. has blue eyes like
my wife, and is half Italian
I'm of Italian parents-and
part English and German, like
my wife Jane. She has her blue
eyes. They matched us per-
fectly. Is she a good sleeper?
The first night we had her
home, I stayed up all night by
the crib waiting to feed her If
she woke up but she slept right
through"
Added McQueeney, later, as
Roland was cutting up some
old touches with Dick OBrien
(who remembers him in the
Golden Gloves) in The Stars
sports department:
Roland is q remarkably
gentle man. He's fine to work
with-and I think you'll really
be surprised. He has quite a.
comedic flair-particularly in
scenes with Bob Gothic"
Both are optimistic about the
shows chances. Is the viewing
mood right for a World War
Two drama-for two Of them?
(ABC has another called Com
Evening star., 1962-09-06
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniChfs top shows as previetDed by TV Keys staff
Dho attend reedfsdls match screenings and andlyze
scripts In New York Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to area vieDers.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Women's Pay Bill
Advances in Senate
By the Associated Press

A bill providing that women
shall receive equal pay with
men for equal work has been
approved by a Senate Labor
subcommittee.
The measure, which has been
passed by the House. cleared
without change. 1t now goes
to the full Labor Committee for
consideration.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
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Saturday; Sunday an. to midnIght.
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Evening star., 1962-09-06
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WWDO-Bob VIII. Sports
and news commentary.
$500, WMAL -: Felix Grant
Show. Featured jazz artists
include Woody Herman. An
ME Ross, Ruby Braff and
Jimmy Witherspoon.
$3.50, VOL - Broadway Show
Time. The original cast is
featured In Leonard Bern
STEMS ION the Town"
Evening star., 1962-09-06
The year
of the
PoIaris!

Witness the dramatic step.
by-stsp development Of our
deadly underwater missile.
From blueprint to launching
the inside story on Americas
great unseen deterrent to
enemy attack.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
DIG Tp~I:o
~ |N00aV
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
This Actor Should
(And Cam Hit Big
By BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

If Roland LaSarza happens to think that acting isn't
rigorous physically demanding many Of his colleagues
do we-youve along with him. at doesn't rate with
TV fighting" the sospeakng 35year-od ex-boxer who
fought Rocky Marcano twicand nearly beat him the first
time Q950).t
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23

The periodic service coupons
included in the manual spell out
the regular service items that
should be checked at 6, II, Is,
"a, and 80 thousand mile inter
walls. Ford vehicle owners need
only to tear out the appropriate
coupon and submit it to the SER
vice department of their For
leadership. A duplicate copy of
the coupon is verified by the SER
vice manager and the owner then
has permanent record to certify
that the car has been maintained
in accordance with all warranty
requirements.
The warranty service coupons
are included in the book to in
sure every customers complete
understanding of the warranty
services provided by the Ford
dealer. Each time service is re-
quired under the warranty pro-
vision, the owner signs a coupon
and submits it to the dealer as
certification of performance of
the required services.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
Ford Co. Hus New
Instruction Booklet

Ford Division has streamlined
into one booklet the maze OF
warranty papers historically
stuffed into the glove compart-
ment of new cars.
Buyers of 1862 Falcons. Fair
lanes, Galaxies and Thunderbirds
receive a single, understandable
Registered Owners Manual which
contains simplified warranties for
the car and battery, as we'll as
certificate for the tire manu-
facturer's warranty on the tires.
According to Paul F. Lorenz,
assistant general sales manager
parts and service for the Ford
Division of Ford Motor Company,
many new car buyers have neith-
er the time nor the patience to
analyze the Technology of Gus
tomary warranties. Further, e
usual five or six separate war;
antics covering the car, battery
and other component parts are
to technical for ready under
standing.
We are proud of the crafts
manship displayed in our 1862
products and of the u month,
$4,000 mile warranty. and we
want our customers to know and
to understand the extent to
which we and our dealers go in
standing behind our quality pro-
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
Lulu NJ. Ross Elementary
School News
rade / Miss Margaret Wilson's

Grade Miss Margaret Wilson'S
Section 4:
We have had some very interest
ing moments in first grade this
school term. Since Christmas my
pupils have become interested in
writing their daily stories about
visitors brought by the pupils.
Kathy Ann Reed brought Casper
Casper is white ghost. He is
friendly. Casper can talk. Casper
said, L am cold Casper has a
name tag, too. He sits beside Kathy.
Casper even got a Valentine)
Brownie, a Brownie Cub doll,
was brought by Carol Anne john
son. Brownie can stand alone" If
you were to visit our classroom
you might see Carol Anne reading
a story to Brownie. Brownie really
loves school. She sometimes stays
all night!
Yertle Butterfly, turtle, came
to visit our class a few days later.
He was brought by Kathy Graham.
Yertle Butterfly has friend in
our room. Our classroom turtle,
whom we call "Tippy." greeted
Yertle Butterfly. We have learned
that turtles love suns h n and
water. They love to eat turtle food,
lettuce, and bits of hamburger.
Another verv enjoyable study has
been done with great people whose
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
Cruise Control On
New OsdsmobiIes

Cruise Control, a new speed
control and driving convenience
accessory, was announced today,
by Oldsmobile General Sales Man
ager Emmett P. Feely.
According to Feely, Cruise
Control is available on all Olds-
mobile IS, 9S and Starfire models
equipped with As Hydra-Matic
drive, as dealer installed
option.
The Device" he said, "can be
used as a speed reminder for
city driving or switched to auto
matte speed control for highway
driving. The operating range of
Cruise Control begins at 80 mph
and may be set an any legal
speed limit above that"
To use Cruise Control as a
speed reminder, the control wheel
can be set at a desired speed
either while the car is standing
or in motion. When this speed
is reached a slight pressure eases
the drivers foot back telling him
he has attained the preset speed.
To use the automatic speed
control feature on highways or
super highways, the driver brings
the car up to the desired speed
then pushes a button on the
front of the control unit T h
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23

duct Mr.. Lorenz said.
Typical of the simplified termi-
nology in the new Ford manual
is the Galaxie new car warranty
which reads as follows:
Ford Motor Company HI S
warranted to the Dealer. who
pursuant to his sales agreement
with the Company, hereby, on his
own behalf, warrants to the Pur-
chaser each part of this 1862
Galaxie car to be free under nor
nal use and service from defects
in material and workmanship for
a period of twelve months from
the date of delivery to the Pur-
chaser or until it has been driv-
en- for twelve thousand miles.
whichever comes first.
This warranty shall be fulfill
ed by the Dealer COR if the Pur-
chaser is travelling or has moved
to a different locality by any
Authorized Ford Dealer) replac-
ing at his place of business, free
of charge including related labor,
any such defective part"
In addition to easily understood
warranties on the car and the
battery. 1862 Ford owners man
uals contain a simple certificate
to be turned in to the local
store or service station selling
the brand of tires on the parti-
cular vehicle Ford uses several
tires in it's new
cars and the tire manufacturer
warrants the tires to the car own
er)
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23

desired speed will be maintained
automatically on the level, uphill
or declining. The driver may re-
duce or increase his speed by
changing the control wheel set
ting. In case of emergency,
slight touch of the brake pedal
Immediately de-activates the au-
tomato speed control.
when either the speed reminder
or automatic speed control is be-
ing used and it becomes necess-
airy to accelerate, the driver can
easily override or push through"
the accelerator back pressure.
The full performance capabilities
of the car are always available
because the actuating unit of the
device is governed by car speed
and not engine speed.
Cruise Control guards against
unintentional speeding and main
tains a constant cruising speed
without foot pressure on the ac-
celerator pedal, thus adding to
driver comfort and contributing
to more economical operation
Oldsmobile's Cruise Control S
electrically operated and is COM
posed of two units. The driver
control is pOsitioned on the ex-
treme left side of the instrument
panel directly below the wind
shield pillar. The actuating unit
is located in the engine compart-
ment
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
birthdays we celebrate in February

birthdays we celebrate in February
Last week we learned that Abra-
ham Lincoln was born in Kentucky
Tom and Nancy Lincoln, his par
ents, provided a log cabin home
for him. He had sister whose
name was Sarah. Abraham Lin
coin probably never at e n d d
school more than six months but
he had deep love for books.
When Abraham was just a lad,
his mother died Sarah, his sister,
was still quite young. Being un-
able to sew for the family or to
make soap, the Lincolns knew that
something must be done.
Tom returned to Kentucky to get
the children a new mother. This
new mother brought with her a
lot of nice furniture and books
Abraham was delighted to have
more books. He spent many mid
night hours reading by candle
light
He became great to the United
States and for this we celebrate
his February birthday.
George Washington, ano t h r
February Great is being studied
George Washington was Father of
our Country and the first presi-
dent of the United States. He is
remembered also for being captain
of our army. Some of the pupils
have visited his home at Valley
Forge.
One of Mr.. Washington's child
hood experiences so we'll remem-
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
MORE MUSIC IN MUSICALS

NEW YORK (AP) = Broadway
composer Arthur Schwartz expects
the score to become increasingly
important in musical comedy.
Il foresee development of the
form until a show might consist
of from 80 to 80 per cent music
and lyrics" he declares. Story and
dancing would be subordinated.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
THEY NEVER GIVE Up

BUFFALO, \. Y. (AP) = Horse
players are a stubborn lot. A local
boOkie was being escorted from his
premises by two detectives after a
raid when a customer approached
the trio on the sidewalk and tried
to get a bet down.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
Cafeteria Menu
Feb. 26 Mar. 2, 1862

Monday: Milk, hot hamburger,
baked beans, celery or caro- t
sticks, cake with cherry sauce or
fruit cup.
Tuesday: Milk, tomato soup. as
sorted sandwiches, appl e auc e
cake or peaches.
Wednesday,: Milk, oven fri e d
chicken mashed potatoes Gu t
green beans, bread and butt e r
pineapple cubes or pudding.
Thursday: Milk, baked ham, can
died sweet potatoes, peas or steam
ed cabbage, bread and butter, and
peach bread pudding or applesauce
Friday: Milk, baked macaroni :
cheese, tuna fish salad, scalloped
tomato, bread and butter, fruit cup
or jellO.
Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23

bered by the children is that he
cut down his fathers cherry tree
but he did not tell his father
lie! We had great fun making
cherry tree for our hall bulletin
hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

A Sunday evening news show
makes its debut on NBC at $50
CWRC-D and with this addition,
the senior network becomes the first
to provide seven-night-a-week COW
erage. The Huntley- Brinkley report
is seen Monday through Friday, of
course, with Sander Vanocur's show
on Saturdays.
SUNDAY-Social Security 9:l5 AMI
Georgetown Forum. ll:3o ans
The Western Way. ll:3o ann
City Side. 1900 noon
Washington Conversation 1920 p.m.-9
Catholic Hour. l:3o p.m.-4
Meet the Professor. 2:3o p.m.-7
Directions 81. 800 PM
Editors Choice. $50 PM
Dimension -Four. 400 pm.-4
Issues and Answers 400 PM
Decade of Crisis. 4:3o pm.-4
Nations Future. 500 pm.-4
All America Wants To Know $50 pms
Meet the Press. 500 p.m.-4
Twentieth Century 500 pm.-q
NBc News. $50 pm.-4
Youth Wants to Know $50 pms
Mark Evans Show. ZOO pms
Open End. 900 pms
Show of the Week. 1000 p.m-4
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Columbia Lecture Series 7:3o ANS
repeated at 8 a.m.-5)
Calendar. 1000 a.m-Y
WEDNESDAY,
Howard K Smith Reports. 7:3o p.m.-7
David Brinkleys Journal. 1920 p.m.-4
THURSDAY-Accent 7:3o p.m.-9
CHS Reports. 1000 p.m.-9
FRIDAY-Traffic Court ZOO p.m-4
HK;po nd Dunie Q.00 m
Evening star., 1962-09-30

n Tv HOUR OF STARS.
Drama. / Hour. PORTRAIT for Murder"
Dana WynteT and George Sanders.
4:3o G DECADE OF CRISIS.
Public Affairs
500 q INTNAT'AL MUSIC CONTEST.
Second program featuring American
artists who took top honors in the recent
world music contest. Leslie Parnas.
eelIist who placed second in the Moscow
TchaikoVsky international Music compe-
ttion in May.
@ AMATEUR HOUR.
Talent Ted Mack, host.
q YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW.
Public Affairs Guest: Rep. Wright
Patman, Democrat Of Texas.
$50 q THE BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Animated cartoons
q RIVERBoAT.
Adventures. / mr. tRepeatsl
q COLLEGE BOWL.
Information Game. Univ Of Cincinnati
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Papago Indian news., 1962-10-01

GILA BEND RE ERVATION RESIDENTS HOLD
FIFTH NDNTHLY MEETING PLAN ANOTHER
Evening star., 1962-05-26
Jocoby Surges
Ahead of Goren
As Bridqe Master

NEW YORK, May 26 (AP).-
Charles H. Goren's II year grip
on the top spot in the master
point rating of champion bridge
players has been broken by
Oswald Jacoby.
Alvin Landy, executive secre-
tary of the American Contract
Bridge League, announced that
as of yesterday the total num-
ber of master points stood at
$3.50 for Mr.. Jacoby to 6,51O
for Mr.. Goren.
The figures were official, Mr.
Landy said. although they still
have to be confirmed by tabu-
lating machines.
The Jacoby-G Goren duel is
expected to continue. Mr.. Landy
said. with future tournaments
offering opportunities for
changes in the standings.
Mr.. Goren. on top in the
standings since 1945, is from
New York. Mr.. Jacoby is from
Dallas, Tex.
The league said the official
figures show that Mr.. Jacoby
gained a clear lead by scoring
1912 points in a Youngstown
Ohio, tournament the week end
of May 1913 and 26.75 points
in the regional championship
at Wichita, Kans., May 1920
Mr.. Goren won 1914 points
in a similar regional champion
ship May 1920 at Cincinnati
Ohio.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
Alcoholics Suffering
Called Key to Reform

schools and hospitals to fight
alcoholism.
Miss Margaret Harrison, of
Family and Child Services of
Washington, another UGF
agency, noted increased con-
Germ by families over excessive
drinking on the part Of retired
family members over IS.
DR.. r. Lomax Wells, medical
director Of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co., said
his firm has had a program to
help alcoholic employees for 10
years. To keep up to date, a
new course is being launched
for everyone from the presi-
dent and his staff down to
help understand alcoholism. At
least 80 large firms throughout
the country have well-estab-
lished programs to combat the
problem, he said.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
ToStudy
Abroad

The Washington branch Of
the English speaking Union
has selected Miss Mary Ro-
berta Zavada, q graduate Of
Catholic University, and
Miss Judith Iris ooldenberg.
q student at vassar College.
as its 1862 scholars to at
tend the Six-week summer
schools in British universi-
ties.
Miss Zavada Is to attend
the course in English, His
tory and Philosophy at Lon
don University and Miss
Goldenberg will study Eliza
bethan history and drama at
the University Of Birming-
ham, held at Stratford-on-
Avon.
The English Speaking
Union sponsors educational
exchange programs. scholar
ships, lectures and other
projects designed to erase
misunderstanding and to
provide factual first hand
information between this
country and the Common
wealth nations.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
UdaII Presents
Conservation
Awards 10 7

A former United States SEN
ator. a former governor, and a
citizen member Of the Outdoor
Recreation Resources Review
Commission are among winners
of the Interior Departments
1862 Conversation Service
Awards.
The awards. presented by
Secretary Udall yesterday in
ceremonies at the departments
auditorium. are made annually
to private citizens and organi-
cations for outstanding achiev-
ements in natural resource
conservation programs.
Winners were former Sena-
tor Joseph c. OMahoney of
Wyoming; Percival P. Baxter,
former governor of Maine, and
Joseph w. Penfold. and con-
servation director of the Izzak
Walton League; Don @. FIRE.
dericksen, of Gooding, Ihado;
MD. Bryant. San Angelo, Tex;
Smith Research and Develop
ment Corporation, Lewes, Del;
and Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Bartlesville, Okla.
Secretary Udall also present.
ed a special plaque to Laur-
ence S. Rockefeller, chairman
of the outdoor Recreation Re-
sources Review Commission.
The awards ceremony fol-.
lowed the White House Con-
ference on Conservation, which
had met here for a day and a
half.
President Kennedy, at the
close Of the conference yester-
day, said the great contribu-
tion American can make today
to conservation is to apply new
scientific discoveries to con-
servation.
He listed getting fresh water
from salt water, getting food
from ocean depths and new
uses of minerals as some
scientific achievements poss-
ible in our lifetime.
Mr.. Kennedy also told the
conference he is hopeful that
I'VE can move far faster in the
more conventional forms of
conservation"
Cities Pending Bill
He cited the wilderness bill
now before Congress, which
sets aside huge land areas in
the west, and the land conser-
vation fund which he proposed
in his special message to Con-
gress in March.
I'VE do not want East Coast
to become one gigantic metro
politan area from Boston to
Jacksonville, Fla. without pro-
viding recreational resources"
he said.
Nothing should occupy us
more than to try to preserve
for those who come after us
this beautiful country which
we have inherited"
Evening star., 1962-05-26
Washington
Conference
Planned

ROME. May 26 (AP).-The
international Cou neil Of
Women. an organization Of
women's clubs in 46 countries
has decided to hold It's next
big triennial conference IN
Washington June 10 to July
/. 1853.
Wasllington's invitation,
extended by Mrs. Yarnall
Jacobs Of New York City.
was accepted by the execu-
tive committee Of the Inter-
national Council. Mrs. Jacobs
is president Of the National
Council of Women Of the
United States.
The executive COMMITTEES
said the triennial conference
would mark the 18th ami.
versary Of the founding Of
the international Council in
Washington.