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PASE 24 A I I I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1965 Double-Death Crash Driver Faces Trial Raymond M. Corral, 20, involved in a double-death car collision on Ajo Way on May 22, yesterday was ordered to stand Superior Court trial on two counts of manslaughter. Corral, of 1824 S. 8th is accused of failing to negotiate an curve on Ajo Way, just east of Campbell Avenue, and colliding headon with a car driven by Mrs. Mary Ann Hulse, 36, of 2126 W.

Saddle Hills Drive. Killed were Henry Sandoval Oleo, 25, of 737 W. Irvington Road, a passenger in the Corral vehicle, and Mrs. 58, of 221 W. Palmdale a passenger in the other car.

Corral waived preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Clark Johnson. He is represented by attorney Harold Cole. Cyclist Hurt In Crash Air Force S. Sgt. James T.

Young, 33, is in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center today, under treatment for injuries suffered at 5:45 p.m. yesterday when his motorcycle struck the rear of a.car. Police said Young, of 7933' E. 18th Place, was southbound when the cycle rammed into the back of a sedan at N. Jones and E.

Speedway boulevards. The car, driven by Etzel Willhoit, 25, of 3206 S. Mann was stopped for a stop sign, officers said. Young suffered fractures of his right leg and multiple lacerations of the face and head. --Citizen Photo by Art Grasberser Surfing---Tucson Style These youngsters tried out the 520-foot concrete skateboard runway at Surf City, 5140 E.

Speedway, today in a test-run for tomorrow's grand opening. The new outdoor recreation spot is operated by William Barton and Mac Marshall, president and vice president of Arizona Surf City Recreation Enterprises, Inc. Miss Pat McGee, world girl skateboarder from San Gabriel, is here for the opening. The safety helmets these boys are wearing are mandatory for all customers, Barton said. CROSSWORD PUZZLE SHOW SCHEDULE Times Furnished by Theaters ACROSS 1 Bridge term.

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60 Oregon: Abbr. Beatles Rap Cow Palace For Uproar LONDON TJPI Brian Eptein, manager of the Beatles, oday criticized the management of San Francisco's; Cow Palace where a near-riot broke out dur- ng a performance, of the shaggy-haired singing quartet Tuesday night. Epstein, at a news conference held several hours after the Beatles' return from a concert of 10 American cities, slamed the management for insufficient security." The Beatles netted an estimated $1 million from the tour. During the disturbance, which forced the Beatles to cut short the second show, the fans threw rings, pens, flashlights, teddy Dears and jellybeans onto the stage. "They may have underestimated the Beatles' appeal," he said of the managment.

"There is a problem here. Their adulation can be underestimated." The Beatles were met by a screaming mob of some 400 fans on their return here at London Airport. Many of them had waited throughout a chilly night for the plane's arrival The mop-tops, Ringo, George, Paul and John, were whisked from the airport in a private car with a police motorcycle Epstein said during the San Francisco performance harriers were only one foot in front of the stage and that security guards were unevenly distributed. Epstein announced plans for a seven-city tour by the Beatles throughout Britain this autumn. He said they expected to do one- night shows at Glasgow," Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and London.

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CACTUS: Cat Under the Yum Yum CATAL1NA: The Amorous Adventures of MoH FIESTA: Guns at Circus Wild and FOX-TUCSON: That Funny Feeling--1, 4:06, 7:12, World of Abbott and Coste I 5:43, 8:47. LOFT: Red 9:30. LYRIC: How To Stuff a Wild Bikini-1, 4:40, The Glory MIDWAY: Ferry Cross the MIRACLE: Island of Blue PLA2A: Soy Muy Macho-- 1, 4:03, Las Memories de Ml 5:33, Krex Amateur 'PRINCE: (full show), 12:20 (first half); Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte--10. Capt. Monkey's War Gods of the 22ND STREET: Von Ryan's John Goldfarb Please Come --Drlve-hi theaters.

omPLAZA Fernando Soler Kitty De Hoyos "LA MEMORIAS DE Ml GENERAL" "YO SOY MUY MACHO" Silvia Final Bettina Bares Life With Late Aly Khan By EDDY GILMORE LONDON --Iff)-- Bettina today published an account of her life with the late Aly Khan. "Aly never gave me the things I wanted more than anything else in the world," she said. "He never made me his legal wedded wife. But never once did he fail to treat me as a wife." Aly was killed in a Paris traffic crash in 1960. Bettina whose real name was Simone Bodin now is 40.

Her book is called "Bettina." Commenting on Rita Hayworth, one of Aly Khan's wives, Bettina said their marriage broke up because of Rita's jealously and hankering for independence. Bettina also described how Aly once encouraged a belly dancer's flattery until Rita stormed out of a night club. Bettina said Aly coulud be extremely generous and at the same time.very stingy. She said, for instance, that in their Paris home he owned two sets of bed sheets. Once, when asked what he would like for a gift, Aly hesitated and let the giver make the choice.

But to her, she said, he confided: "If only they'd given me a.pair of underpants (shorts), they'd be so useful." She said he hated buying shirts and suits, but when he did buy a suit, it was either vicuna or cashmere. She said his reading was mostly of the sports page. He liked westerns and horror films and often went to sleep watching them. "He had a distate for anything intellectual," she said. "Aly loved me and I loved him enough," she said, "for all other matters to seem trivial." MJM( HUM.

101 mi KS I I KM i Car usos 011)1 SI 434 N. 4TH AVE. MA 2-9657 Thief Asks Wrong Man To Help Him BRADFORD, England--UPI-Laborer Trevor Hardy was sorry after he asked the friendly stranger in the pub to help him move some stolen copper piping. The stranger turned out to be off-duty Constable Archie Deakin, 26. Hardy wound up in court where he was fined $42 lor theft.

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955-2710. NOGALES BULL RING Sept. 5th Your Friends and Hosts MIKE AND PACO DE LA FVENTE invite you to see the 9th Sensational BULLFIGHT 4:00 P.M. Featuring RODRIGUEZ CAGANCHO alternating with CHANO Repeating after great success on June 50th Beautiful Brave Built from 4 TROUYET BROS. 4 Brave Stock Ranch MEXICAN FOOD MMII I P.m.

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622-3541 ABBOTTand 22nd ST DRIVE-IN TONIGHT GATES OPEN HNAIM TREVMKOWWI 2: 1st Downtown Showing Annette Funlcello in "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" PIuc! Tom Tryon in "THE GLORY BOYS" GATE OPEN 7:00 SHOW STARTS 7:45 FOR DETAILS AND TITLES CALL 294-9101 FISH DINNER ALL YOU CAN EAT BRAU HOUSE Haddock, Buttered Ess Noodles, Bavarian Bian Salad, Cole Slaw with German Dressing, Homemade Tartar sauce, Rolls Butter. FRIDAY 5 to 9 1.25 CHILD 85c 8405 E. Broadway AX 6-0592 Beer and Cocktails AUTHENTIC GERMAN FOOD StEAKS SNOW YOU TOO! CAN DANCE BODY SHOP To the Music of the FOVR BEATS No Increase in Prices No Cover No Minimum Continuous Entertainment 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. DANCE TIME 8 P.M.

TO 1 A.M, 'The Girls Can'f Be Topped and fhe Four Beats Can't Be Stopped" THE ACTION 2026 CRAYCROFT GIRLS ir GIRLS GIRLS "MOLL 30 From the beginning, they knew it was but nothing could keep them ELIZABETH TAYLOR RICHARD BURTON EVA MARIE SAINT IN MARTIN RANSOHOFF'S PRODUCTION PANAVISIQN 1 AND METROCOLOR PLUS NEW CO-HIT jUVOfTUXfSOf MOIL TlANDERS TKHHICOIOH' -ffNAVISlOH' Kim Novak All-Star Cast Extra! Comedy Tale of "Fanny Hill" TOMORROW LAST Day "SHENANDOAH" "lilt of Blue Dolphins" LAST NIGHT -Lee Marvin "CAT BALLOU" "Under the Yum Yum Tree" 21nd Alvernon EA. 5-2223 STARTS TOMORROW CASTLE WARNS YOU: ITVYILLJETYOUTOTH OUIIR UMIROFSUSFENSE.HRRORAND WMRIPG JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN IMD-IOF E1KWDIGARREMAH LANE 4500 E. Speedway Adults $1.25 Juniors Children 7-12 Me Plus Gerry and Pacemakers EA. Mill "FERRY CROSS THE MERSEY' THE WATT Adventures of I tit AI LJtO COLOR! EASTMANCOLOR ARTISTS RELEASE PRINCE Campbell at Prince Marlon Brando Yul Brynner "MORITURI" Plus Bette Davis "HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE" RODEO Nogales Highway 3 Features Carload Tcmmy Klrlc Annette Walt Disney's "MONKEY'S UNCLB" Plus In Cotor "CAPTAIN SINBAD" Plus In Color GODS OF THE DEEP" FIESTA S. Park Ave.

3 Features $1.50 Carload John "CIRCUS WORLD" Coltr Plus AT BATASI" PIM Twiycurtli "WILD AND WONDERFUL".