The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

2 A Monday. April 11, I960 Thf SnwrvrmRT Timf ALL XUMRERS ft LISTED AS SUICIDE New Telephone System Planned for Shrevqiort Bullet Wound Fatal To Rejected Suitor Kescrve Center At N.O. Planned April 10 (LTD The V. S. Army Corps of Engineers yesterday announced it will call for bids on April 14 for construction of a $400,000 Army Reserve training center at Camp LeRoy Johnson, New Orleans.

Tlans call for the construction of a Koo-man Army Reserve training center with three-bay vehicle maintenance shop, utilities and paving. Buildings will be brick and concrete unit masonry. Bids will be opened on about May 17, with work to begin within 10 days after bids are let. Work completion is expected to take 313 days. i ti i 1 ment or service changes are planned.

According to studies and tests conducted by telephone scientists, ANC has definite advantages, both present and future, over the system now used, Garner said. ADVANTAGES 'It is easier and faster to dial calls with the new system because there is no need to switch your attention back and forth between If Shreveport will be one of the first communities in the country to switch to the new telephone numbering system called "All-Number-Calling," Public Service Commissioner John J. McKeithen announced yesterday. Selected telephone users in ShrevoMrt and Bossier City will begin using the new ANC numbers on Aug. 21.

Numbers beginning ith 2. 3. 4, 5 and 7 will be changed over at that time. The ANC system seven- HOLLYWOOD, April 10 i.P-Wil- brother didn't shoot himse lf bo-Ibm Stanciu, an aspirins actor cause: who tried to follow in the late Krrol He wasn that kind of a guy. Flynn's footsteps, died today- lie had every 'thing to live for.

lo-1 about 24 hours after he shot him-1 day was his 21st birthday. self in front of Beverly Aadland. "Tonight he was going to Rive Flvnn's last flame 1 Beverly a going-owuy party In a Beverly, a 17-year-old nightclub house he'd rented in the Hollywood entertainer, told police Stanciu, Hills" forced his way into her apartment Miss Aadland a slender, plat-1 at gunpoint and raped her early! mum blonde with round eyes and yesterday She said he threatened pouting mouth, was to start a night to kill her. then sobbed: "1 love club tour next week. She awaits, you too much I can't kill you!" a hearing Wednesday in Juvenile and shot himself in the head.

i Hall to determine if she has "ado- letters and numbers on the dial," I Garner said. "All-Numher-Callinc Nl'NAN K. T. K. Her storv was bitterly denied nyH'aie paremni supervision.

Special the dead youth's brother, Kenneth, I Juvenile Hall authorities would 1 22, another would-be actor whose; not permit newsmen to talk to professional name is Shawn Tan- Byrly. Mississippi Pastor Will Talk at Meet OlilllCIU I1ICU III llll' Vll'IK Iill IIOV He told the Associated Tress: pital prison ward. He was booked "Why would Billy want to rape 1 rape charge yesterday. I'olue her'' He and Beverly have been lst'(l death as suicide and said going together every night for six they have no plans at present for weeks. Everybody in town knows i an inquest.

The coroner's oil ice (nat will perform an autopsy. Miss Aadland, who has been Kenneth gave this description of One of the outstanding speakers at the Fourth Annual Institute on the problem drinker will be Dr. T. Hussell N'tinan of Greenville, Miss i' '1 i ll- taken toguvcnile I oh, torn auinnr- for hj work with KING SIZE BED Sily Innersprinq Mottrtn and 1TQ'5 Boi Spring 17 King Sit Harvard Qyj 50 Framt A Deep Tufted White 78" Headboard AO50 By Simmoni 07 COMPLETE )7O50 ONLY Z3 nilll JIHLIIIIl UIIVl IllUIU. IMH i it he was warmhearted and lun-lov- Vf' (A Ui in ing also.

He was movie-struck and UIUfl" vji wanted to be an actor in the tradi- tion of the swashbuckling Krrol He is a native of Atlanta, Georgia Flynn. I and graduated from Davidson Col- Beverly said of Stanciu yester-' 'gei ana me i nion incoiogicai digit numbers instead of a combination of letters and numbers. McKeithen said all-digit numbers are easier to remember and as a result produce fewer dialing errors. In explaining the reason for the changeover, McKeithen said that the nation is rapidly outgrowing the two-letter, five-digit telephone numbering system used in many communities. "The major contributing factors are the booming population growth causing a great increase in the number of telephones, new telephone services, and the development of new types of telephones and other telephone equipment," McKeithen said.

"Tests have shown, surprisingly enough, that the all-digit numbers are easier to remember and produce fewer dialing errors." Dean Garner, district manager for Southern Bell Telephone Co. here, said the first numbers to be changed to ANC are the same ones that Southern Bell had announced earlier would be changed to the two-letter, five-number system in August. That was a preliminary announcement, he said. "It's not quite lime to say farewell to the L'Niversity, MEIrose and LOcust numbers, however, "Garner said. Subscribers whose numbers now have two letters and live numerals will receive ANC numbers in the near future only when they request changes or rearrangements in their service, he said.

Eventually, all numbers will "He told me that I had ruined his life that he loved me. but I didn't love him, and he was going to kill me," Beverly sobbed. "That's a pack of lies," Kenneth asserted. "Beverly asked Billy to marry her a few weeks ago. "My brother didn't run after her He was a body-builder, a good-looking guy who had all the girls he wanted." Ho said he was certain that his Seminary.

He has served pastor day: eliminates confusion between letters and numbers on the dial. For example, the letter and the figure "zero" are often confused by dialers, and wrong numbers result. It happens with the letter and the figure too. The new system does away with that difficulty," he said. Garner explained that the new system also avoids difficulties in spelling and pronouncing telephone central office names.

"There just aren't any names to cause errors," he said. The compelling reason for the change, however, is that, for the future. ANC will make room for additional growth in the telephone system by providing more usable codes, according to Garner. The number of codes cannot be increased under the present system since the letter combinations which form recognizable names are limited. "With more codes available, people can dial more telephones with a minimum number of digits, and it paves the May for such things as national and international direct distance dialing," he explained.

Garner suggested that customers affected keep the upcoming change in mind when ordering new supplies of stationery, business cards or other printed material carrying their telephone numbers. All-Number-Calling has been successfully used lor the past two years in Wichita Falls, a city of 120,000. "People there like it," Garner said, "and the experience there confirmed the results of scientific tests made earlier by Bell Telephone Laboratories." ates in I'ortdale. New Orleans and in his present position since lJ4ii. Dr.

Nunan served as a chaplain in the Navy during the Second World War and the Korean Conflict and holds a I'SNB rank of Com "He is a sweet boy but very impressionable. He was copying others he was hanging around with, who weren't good. That's one reason why 1 stopped seeing him." Police said Beverly's mother, Mrs. Florence Aadland, 43, identified Stanciu as one of her assail- Sealy Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring Single or Double AO95 Both For 07 mander. He was awarded an Hon- ants outside a night spot April 3.

jorary Doctor of Divinity Degree She said Stanciti-known as "Billy from Bellhaven College in Jack- the Kid" by his friends got angry Disc Jockey Group Adopts Ethics Code MRS. FLORKNCIvSTANTir, mother of William Stanciu, 21, rejected suitor who shot himself in Beverly Aadland's apartment Saturday, is comforted by her son Kenneth, 22, known professionally as Shawn Tanner, as she broke down during press interview. Mrs. Stanciu is holding photo of William (left) herself and son Kenneth. William died from the gunshot wound early yesterday.

(AP Wire-photo) too ml a i to iivi: ton Mother Claims Stanciu Couldn't Have Shot Self HOLLYWOOD. April 10 "I was both a mother and a couldn't have killed himself father to them," said Mrs, Stanciu. He had too much to live for," the "That iirst year the only way we mother of William Stanciu said to- i lived was otf their father's pension because she tried to break off his romance with Beverly. She said Stanciu, who worked at odd jobs, "couldn't afford to buy Beverly toothpaste for a month." BKIISKI) It IKS MINNEAPOLIS, April 10 flTD The Disc Jockey Assn. of America son, Miss, for his outstanding work in Much of his interest in alcoholism stems from his work with the Mississippi Mental Health Association and counseling with the Alcoholics Anonymous movement.

His topic will be "The Physiological. Psychological and Sociological Aspects of Alcoholism from the Ministers Point of View." The Institute will open at the Captain Shrove Hotel on Tuesday evening and again on Wednesday during the day. Mrs. Aadland has been hospital- announced today it has adopted a members ized for treatment of bruised ribs. code of ethics for its Bedding and Furniture 4038 YOUREE DRIVE PH.

UN 1-2142 throughout the nation. Officers of the organization said the code was adopted with the hope contain only numerals, no letters. Other exchanges over the state will be converted as other equip- that good taste and ethics in pro boys brought RramminJt C0(1d he accomplished She claims the injuries were inflicted on her by Stanciu. The dead youth's brother denied this too-saying Stanciu "backhanded her once after she slugged him." When newsmen told her about Stanciu's death. Mrs.

Aadland said from her hospital bed: "I'm sick about it. Since I've I ict day. and the money the Florence Stanciu. 49. a home from caddying.

'and the money the by action from within the industry, rather than by federal legislation. The code recognizes that disc jockeys have "a primary responsibility to the public an obli- dark-haired woman who still talks -Billy was so small. He'd take with the accent of her native bags and they'd drag on the mania, sat quietly in her tidy, white ground, but he wouldn't let fio." stucco house a half block from a Th. fmiiv mnvpri iiollvwood All lo Crashes ueeii mi toe iio.spiiai, lie 1 niiincui It I If came down and apologized. He said IlllO 1 OlC IILTC big Hollywood movie studio.

i4 -lr last year to help Shawn get started gation to entertain and inform to i'ouce say ncr son snoi iuihm-ii in the best of our ability within the framework of station policy and Earnest Tigue 46 Negro, cjCargesl JU defection 4rh-cHa-Jex! he'd never hit a woman before in his life and almost cried. I told him bygones were bygones, to forget about it "I don't think Beverly ever of 2340 Texas escaped serious in in the head in the apartment of ti his girl friend, Beverly Aadland, I "Billy said he woul.ln have any-17 year-old blonde protege of the the Hollywood late Errol Flvnn crowd," said his mother. He Near her "sat Billy's brother. talk'd Phonies." Kenneth. 22.

and aspiring actor; RAISED GOLDFISH known professionally as Shawn jury early yesterday when his plowed into a light pole in the 700 block of Allen. industry-wide governmental regulations." The code was announced at the association's annual convention here. The code requires that disc harmed anvone. because she i fell in love with Flynn, that makes The car and pole were heavily no difference How many other ,1...., ....1.1 Tanner, a muscular, good-looking vnuth with dark eves. and looked at a small gold fish i jockeys: people fall in love, but not with a 7nn 17 movie star-and it never gets in the She 'predicted the tragedy would bofore collLsion al about help not hurt her daughter's ca.

a m- reer because: i "Beverly is such an intelligent l-iif girl. She knew her ABC's at theSolu 1 tlu age of 18 months." V. MDtfD neieci returns lau iy anu wim-out bias, avoiding the acceptance of any favors from interested persons. Conduct themselves, on and off the air in such a way as to bring "credit, distinction and public approval to the broadcast industry." Volunteer their services to any pond. PLANNED PARTY ma(e ttl()se wiln nis own "Billv was just waiting for his hands." Mrs.

Stanciu said. "Those 21st birthday today Friday he' are his gold fish. He planted all asked me to press his black pants those flowers for me." and asked Shawn to polish his black she asked: "Does a bad boy do shoes for the party he was going things like that?" to have for Beverly and himself." down tne 1 Vjiiiiiv: iin Helium The boys' father, a barber in naet a niiiv had Arlington Heights, 111., died when Billy was 12. inn iti'aalle ynnn charitable organization, not to include on the-air promotion, unless authorized by management of the station. The association, which includes OKLAHOMA CITY WA group of Monroney Junior High School students presented Clarence the rat as their exhibition at a science fair.

used on dates with Beverly. She entered the house and pointed to oil paintings he had done for her. "He never took lessons," she said. "He just started painting a SEIZED SHIP RETURNS PORT SAID. Egypt, April 10 The Greek ship Astypalea sailed for home today alter being held nearly five months by Egyptian authorities because she was carrying 400 tons of Israeli cement to Sitd 136 of the nation's top disc jockeys owners' few months ago.

lie gave one to in its membership, reaffirmed its Purpose of the exhibit was to Beverly Friday, and I want it French Somaliland. Egypt refused show the effects of dope. How ectives Obj intention not to act as a bargaining agent in any way for its members in their negotiations with station managements. to let Israeli ships or cargoes use ever, Clarence became healthier the Suez Canal. The cement was and the day before the show opened back." There was a knock at the door.

"Census taker," said the visitor. "Is he going to count Billy, too?" asked Mrs. Stanciu. unloaded and will be sold at auc- "Clarence" gave birth to six rats, tion, with proceeds to go to the Clarence went on display, but fund for Arab refugees from Pales- the kids changed his name to tine. i Clarice.

Win Backing NEW YORK, April 10 Wi The National Board of the Young Women's Christian Assn. endorsed today the objectives of the sitdown lunch counter demonstrations in the South. The sit-downs have been aimed at ending segregated lunch counter Croup al Tceh Names Officers STACO' 1 Missing Croup Himled in Jungle NEIVA. Colombia, April 10 (LTD A search was pressed today for an American couple and 20 other persons who vanished two weeks ago in the trackless jungle forests of southeastern Colombia. Nothing like this 1960 G-E full wood RUSTON.

April 10 (Special -Lloyd P. Blackwcll, head of the department of forestry at Louisi- Hi I facilities in the South. The demon ever before strations, mainly by Negro college ana Tech, has been elected presi- A Photographer Mark Kanpress and students, have been concentrated dent of the Tech chapter of Phi on lunch counters in variety stores, Kappa Phi. national honorary scho- his wife Susan were the only particularly stores in the Wool lastic society. Americans known to be in the Other officers for the next school party.

It was believed they joined worth chain. "The national board." a YWCA the apparently ill-fated expedition year are: policy statement said, "records its Dr. Rhesa M. A en nrofes- at the last moment. The group set out from Gigante.

in Huila state, to open a trail through the jungle valley of the support of the objectives of the sor 0f ecology, faculty vice presi-nonviolent demonstrations of Edwin A. Carlisle of Pio-dents seeking the elimination of i neor student vice president; Dr. console those practices whicn deny recogni-! T. Hendcrshot, head of the Gtiavas River, tion of the common humanity of Economics department, secretary-' an as cnimren oi uoa. treasurer and Miss Merle Burk.

The board Statement said it professor nf hnmp ernnnmirs rnr. 6Q I responding secretary. would ask the officers of the national chains involved "that service at their lunch counters, wherever RUSSIAN EDITOR DIES MOSCOW, April 10 UP) Grigori I. Rassadin, 4(i, foreign editor of the Russian Federation government newspaper Soviet Russia and former Pravda correspondent in the United States, died yesterday. Moscow newspapers in reporting his death, did not give the cause.

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