The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

LISTED AS SUICIDE ALL NUMBERS Bullet Wound Fatal To Rejected Suitor HOLLYWOOD, April 10 William Stanciu, an aspiring actor who tried to follow in the late Errol footsteps, died todayFlynn's, hours after he shot himself in front of Beverly Aadland, Flynn's last flame. Beverly, a 17-year-old nightclub entertainer, told police Stanciu, 21, forced his way into her apartment at and raped her early yesterday. She said threatened to kill her, then sobbed: "I love you too much kill you!" and shot himself in the head. Her story was bitterly denied by the dead youth's brother, Kenneth, 22, another, would-be actor whose professional name is Shawn Tanner. He told the Associated Press: "Why would Billy want to rape her? He and Beverly have been going together every night for six weeks.

Everybody in town knows that. Miss Aadland, who has been taken to Juvenile Hall, told authorities Stanciu asked to marry her and that she refused. "He told me that I had ruined his life--that he loved me, but I didn't him, and he was going to kill Beverly sobbed. love, "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 looking guy, the girls He was a body builder, a goodwanted." "He said he was certain that his Disc Jockey Group Adopts Ethics Code MINNEAPOLIS, April 10 (UPDThe Disc Jockey Assn. of America announced today it has adopted a code of ethics for its members throughout the nation. Officers of the organization said the code was adopted with the hope that good taste and ethics in programming could be accomplished by action from within the industry, rather than by federal legislation. The code recognizes that disc jockeys have "a primary responsibility the public obligation entertain and inform to to the best of our ability within the framework of station policy and wide governmental regulations." The code was announced at the association's annual convention here. The code requires that disc jockeys: -Select records fairly and without 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 -Volunteer their services any charitable organization, not to include on-the-air promotion, unless authorized by management of the station. The association, which includes 156 of the nation's top disc jockeys in its membership, reaffirmed its intention act as a bargaining agent in any way for its members in their negotiations with station managements. Missing Group Hunted in Jungle NEIVA.

Colombia, April 10 (UPI)A search was pressed today for an American couple and 20 other persons who vanished two weeks the trackless jungle forests of southeastern Colombia. Photographer Mark Kanpress and his wife Susan were the only Americans known to be in the party. It was believed they joined the apparently ill-fated expedition at moment. The group set out from Gigante. in Huila state, to open a trail through the jungle valley of the Guayas River.

RUSSIAN EDITOR DIES MOSCOW, April 10 (P-Grigori I. Rassadin, 46, 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. FOOD MART CUPPLES, INC. Fairfield Ave at Jordan St.

SPECIAL MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY BIG TOWN FRESH DRESSED HENS 3 Lb. to LB. Avg. Monday, April 11, 1960 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES MRS. FLORENCE STANCIU, 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 Wirephoto) TOO MUCH TO LIVE FOR Mother Claims Stanciu Couldn't Have Shot Self HOLLYWOOD, April 10 couldn't have killed himself He had too much to live for," the mother of William Stanciu said today. Mrs.

Florence Stanciu, 49, a dark-haired woman who still talks with the accent of her native Rumania, sat quietly in her tidy, white stucco house-a half block from a big Hollywood movie studio. Police say her son shot himself in the head in the apartment of his girl friend, Beverly Aadland, 17-year-old blonde protege of the late Errol Flynn. Near her sat Billy's brother, Kenneth, 22, and aspiring actor known professionally as Shawn Tanner, a muscular, good-looking youth with dark eyes. PLANNED PARTY "Billy was just waiting for his 21st birthday (today). Friday he asked me to his black pants and asked Shawn to polish his black shoes for the party he was going to have for Beverly and The boys' father, a barber in Arlington Heights, died when Billy was 12.

Sitdowners' Objectives Win Backing NEW YORK, April 10 (P) 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 facilities in the South. The demonstrations, mainly by Negro college students, have been concentrated on lunch counters in variety stores, particularly stores in the Woolworth chain. "The national board." a YWCA policy statement said, "records its support of the objectives of the nonviolent demonstrations of students seeking the elimination of those practices which deny recognition of the common humanity of all as children of God." The board's statement said it would ask the officers of the national chains involved "that service at their lunch counters, wherever they may be located, be provided without discrimination to all desiring this service." The statement was sent to more than 1,500 autonomous community and student YWCA units.

American Champ Wins Chess Game MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, April 10 (P. Russia's Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer, the American champion, won their tenth round games Saturday night in the international chess The 16 contestants each have five games to go. Spassky leads with 9 points. Fischer, of Brooklyn, is second with 9. Fischer defeated Argentino Redolfi of Argentina in 40 moves.

Spassky conquered Alberto Foguelman of Argentina in 32 moves. Services by OSBORN FUNERAL HOME As of 7:00 P.M. Yesterday No Service Scheduled "We will credit the face value of any valid burial policy against the cost of an Osborn service." Reserve Center At N.O. Planned New Telephone System Planned for Shreveport brother didn't shoot himself because: "He wasn't that kind of a guy, He had everything to live for. Today was his 21st birthday.

"Tonight he was going to give Beverly a going-away party in a house he'd rented in the Hollywood Miss Aadland, a slender, platinum blonde with round eyes and club tour week. She awaits pouting mouth, was to start a night a hearing Wednesday in Juvenile Hall to determine if she has "adequate parental supervision." Juvenile authorities would not permit to talk to "newsmen Beverly, Stanciu died in the General Hospital prison ward. He was booked on a rape charge yesterday. Police listed the death as suicide and said they have no plans at present for an inquest. The coroner's office will perform an autopsy.

Kenneth gave this description of his brother: He was a wild, impulsive youth with a juvenile arrest record. But he was warmhearted and fun-loving also. He was movie-struck and wanted to be an actor in the tradition of the swashbuckling Errol Flynn. Beverly said of Stanciu yesterday: "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 I stopped seeing him. Police said Beverly's mother, Mrs. Florence Aadland, 43, fied Stanciu as one of her assailants outside a night spot April 3. She said Stanciu-known as "Billy the Kid" by his friends--got angry 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 BRUISED RIBS Mrs.

Aadland has been hospitalized for treatment of bruised ribs. She claims the injuries were inflicted on her by Stanciu. The dead youth's brother denied this 100--- saying Stanciu "backhanded her once after she slugged When newsmen told her about Stanciu's death. Mrs. Aadland said from her hospital bed: "I'm sick about it.

Since I've been at the hospital, he (Stanciu) came down and apologized. He said 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 harmed anyone. Just because she fell in love with Flynn, that makes no difference. How many other people fall in love, but not with a movie star-and it never gets in the She predicted the tragedy would help not hurt her daughter's career because: girl.

"Beverly She knew is such her an ABC's intelligent age of 18 months." SEIZED SHIP RETURNS PORT SAID, Egypt, April 10 (A'--- The Greek ship Astypalea sailed for home today after being held nearly five months by Egyptian authorities because she was carrying 400 tons of Israeli cement to French Somaliland. Egypt refused to let Israeli ships or cargoes use the Suez Canal. The cement was unloaded and will be sold at auction, with proceeds to go to the fund for Arab refugees from Palestine. DR. T.

R. NUNAN Mississippi Pastor Will Talk at Meet One of the outstanding speakers at the Fourth Annual Institute on the problem drinker will be Dr. T. Russell Nunan of Greenville, well known for his work with alcoholics in Mississppi and Louisiana. Dr.

Nunan is pastor First Presbyterian Church in Greenville. He is a native of Atlanta, Georgia and graduated from Davidson College and the Union Theological Seminary, He has served ates Portdale, New praetors and in his present position since 1946. Dr. Nunan served as a chaplain in the Navy during the Second World War and the Korean Conflict and holds a USNR rank of Commander. He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree from Bellhaven College in Jackson, Miss.

for his outstanding work in 1956. 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 of Alcoholism from the Ministers Point of The Institute will open at the Captain Shreve Hotel on Tuesday evening and again on Wednesday during the day. Auto Crashes Into Pole Here Earnest Tigue 46, Negro, of 2340 Texas escaped serious injury early yesterday, when his plowed into pole in the 700 block of Allen. The car and pole were heavily damaged, police said.

Tigue was only slightly injured and was not hospitalized. He said he fell asleep just before the collision at about 4:55 a.m. Science Fair Rat Changes Its Name OKLAHOMA CITY group of Monroney Junior High School students presented Clarence the rat as their exhibition at a science fair. Purpose of the exhibit was to show the effects of dope. However, Clarence became healthier and the day before the show opened "Clarence" gave birth to six rats.

Clarence went on display, but the kids changed his name to Clarice. STACO Nothing like this ever before! AMAZING AWNING KEEPS ITS COLOR it's made of McCAMPBELL'S Wonderfully colorful, highly styled and trouble free. Yes, and washable, too. McCampbell's Calabana Cloth makes the world's most beautiful and longest wearing awning thanks to a new process exclusive to McCampbell. Again we say, the glorious colors will last.

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Selected telephone users in Shreveport and Bossier City will begin using the new ANC numbers on Aug. 21. Numbers beginning with 2. 3. 4, 5 and 7 will be changed over at that time.

The ANC system uses sevendigit numbers instead of a combination of letters, and numbers. McKeithen said all numbers are easier 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 new types of telephones and other telephone equipment," Me Keithen said. "Tests have shown, surprisingly enough, that the all-digit numbers are easier to remember and produce fewer dialing 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 time to say farewell to the UNiversity, MElrose and LOcust numbers, however, "Garner said. Subscribers whose numbers now have two letters and five numerals will receive ANC numbers in the near future only when they request changes or rearrangements in their service, said. Eventually, all numbers will contain only numerals, no letters.

Other exchanges over the state will be converted as other 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 letters and numbers on the Garner said. "All-Number-Calling eliminates confusion between letnumbers on the dial. For example, the letter "0" 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 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 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 way for such things as national and international direct distance dialing," he explained. Garner suggested customers in mind when supaffected keep the upcoming, change plies of stationery, business cards or other printed material carrying their telephone numbers. All-Number-Calling has been successfully used for 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." GALVESTON, April 10 (UPD The U. 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. Plans call for the construction of a 600-man Army Reserve training center with vehicle maintenance shop, utilities and paving. three 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 315 days. Special KING SIZE BED Sealy Innerspring Box Spring Mattress and $17995 King Frame Size Harvard 2450 Deep Tufted White 78" By Headboard Simmons 6950 COMPLETE ONLY 27350 Sealy Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring Single or Both For Double 6995 Dynums, INC. Bedding and Furniture 4038 YOUREE DRIVE PH. UN 1-2142 "I was both a mother and a father to them," said Mrs.

Stanciu. "That first year the only way we lived was off their father's pension and the money the boys brought home from caddying. "Billy was so small. He'd take two bags and they'd drag on the ground, but he wouldn't let go." The family moved to Hollywood last year help Shawn get started in his acting career. "Billy said he wouldn't have anything to do with the Hollywood crowd," said his mother.

"He called them RAISED GOLDFISH She walked into her back yard and looked at a small gold fish pond. "He made those with his own hands." Mrs. Stanciu said. "'Those are his gold fish. He planted all those flowers for me." She asked: "Does a bad boy do things like that?" She walked slowly down the driveway, past a 1959 car Billy had used on dates with Beverly.

She entered the house and pointed to oil paintings he had done for her. "He never took she said. "'He just started painting a few months ago. He gave to Beverly Friday, and I want it back." There was a knock at the door. taker," said the visitor.

"Is he going to count Billy, too?" asked Mrs. Stanciu. Group at Tech Names Officers RUSTON, April 10 (Special) Lloyd P. Blackwell, head the department of forestry at Louisiana Tech, has been elected president of the Tech chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic society. Other officers for the next school year are: Dr.

Rhesa M. Allen professor of geology, faculty vice president; Edwin A. Carlisle of Pioneer. student vice president: Dr. Paul T.

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