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i 13 'till LADELPHIA IN nciil: Wis Da LbDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1971 fNDCO WHISKFY Sfi PROOF 65i GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 1971 CALVERT DIST. LOUISVILLE, KY. $10 Million to Aid Health, Recreation '40 Carats' Shines With Lana's Glamor Planned Jail Riot, Man Says The firmest indication so far that last year's July 4th riot at Holmesburg Prison had been planned was heard in testi-money Tuesday in Common Pleas Court from a convicted murderer. George Brown, 22, formerly of the 1800 block of N. Van Pelt testified that he participated in the disturbance and that he and at least nine other inmates had discussed riot plans on July 3.

Mayor James H. J. Tate on Tuesday announced the distribution of $10 million in state and Federal grants to support ongoing programs of several city departments. Of the total of seven grants, three will go to the, Health Department, two to the Recreation Department, and one each to the Department of Records and the Streets Department. Details of the grants are: RAT CONTROL program; $100,000 to the Health Department from the state to continue the program through June 30, 1972.

DRUG ADDICTION treatment; $293,835 from the Federal Government for the operation of methadone treatment units to be supervised by tiia Hahnemann Community Mental Health Center and the Pennsylvania Hospital Community Mental Health Center. -EXPERIMENTAL HEALTH services planning; $1.2 million from the Federal By WILLIAM B. COLLINS Inquirer Entertainment Writer Who could do justice to Miss Lana Turner in "Forty Carats" at the Valley Forge Music Fair? Pierre Cardin? Oleg Cassini? Rubye Graham? Maybe Virginia Graham? Miss Turner always could wear clothes well, and her "Forty Carats" is a fashion show in the guise of a frothy, little comedy. It wasn't much of a play, even when Julie Harris was doing it, and it all but disappears under the old-time Hollywood glamor of Miss Turner's star presence. GOWN APPLAUDED Coming on gamely after a bout with bronchitis which kept her out of the show all last week, Miss Turner wore a succession of smart Nolan Miller gowns, one of which was actually applauded by an audience which fortunately couldn't have cared less about the quality of her acting.

At her curtain call, they were standing and clapping in homage. There's a line in the play when an admirer, catching sight of Miss Turner in a long, white number with a low LANA TURNER wears clothes well V-neck and split skirt, exclaims, "Wow! When you pull yourself together, you really get everything in the right place!" ALL TOGETHER True, true. True now as it ever was, and that just about wraps up Miss Turner's performance. She portrays a twice-divorced career woman (real estate) who falls in love with a fellow young enough to be her son. She has a 17-year-old daughter and a sense of deep shock at the impropriety of her attachment.

Adapted by Jay Allen from the French of Barillet and Gredy, the show works in a MAYOR TATE support by grants gram; $646,000 of U.S. funds to provide 30,000 lunches, 2,600 breakfasts and 2,600 snacks a day to youths residing in poverty areas of the city who participate in an organized recreational program. It covers 40-day period from July 6 to Aug. 30. -PEDESTRIAN SAFETY program; a total of $67,000 of U.

S. funds to the streets and police departments for engineering research into the cause of pedestrian accidents and tests of control measures to prevent such accidents. ACCIDENT REPORTING: $12,000 in U.S. funds to enable the city Records Department to share accident reports with the state. At first, he said, he voted against the riot because its only purpose was to injure other inmates.

PLEADS GUILTY "I just wanted to break out," he told Judge Thomas M. Reed after pleading guilty to several riot and assault charges. Red sentenced him to nine to 20 years in prison to run concurrently with the death penalty he received from a jury last March. Bown had been awaiting trial on the murder charge at the time of the riot. CLEAR EVIDENCE "This is the first clear evidence that it was a preplanned event," said Melvin Dildine, Assistant District Attorney in charge of prosecuting inmates in connection with the riot.

Brown declined to identify the other inmates with whom he discussed the riot plans on July 3, first in the prison yard then in the evening, when the vote was taken. When the going gets hard, the whiskey should be soft. Calvert Extra.The Sof tWhiskey. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY MUSIC FESTIVAL Festival Theater Oovernment for a two year experimental program. SUMMER RECREATION program; $427,000 of U.

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8:30 P. M. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra William Smith, Conducting Helen Kwalwasser, violin Natalie Hinderas, piano Violin Concerto comic mother, an ex-husband, a middle-aged suitor for the daughter and a pair of cartoon parents for the boy. And an endless palaver at-cross purposes about who is to be paired with whom. NO COMEDIENNE Miss Turner is no more of a comedienne than she ever was.

She wears a body mike to be heard, and her one concession to stage acting is a kind of primitive sign language, a repertoire of broad and incessant gestures. The production was directed by John Bowab, who has made sure that the rest of the company carries off the evening over and around the star. Medals should be awarded to Robert R. Kaye, Peter Cof-field, Louise Kirtland, Wallace Engeihardt, Kathleen Coyne and Honev Sanders. Mendelssohn Don Juan Strauss aganini Rhapsody Rachmaninoff La Valse Ravel WEDNESDAY AT THE DELL Robin Hood Dell 8:30 P.

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