The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE EVENING STANDARD. SATURDAY, JULY I9M PACE Earl Wilson That's Earl For Today Somewhere in Los Angeles (I think)--I'm thinking of trying to get into Uie United Steelworkers' Union. The generosity of their president, David (j a 1 and I some of his i 1m- 1 me mightily at this (big Democratic 1 talkathon. First, Bill Re- I gan, the ex- I i i cop, I gave a party I at Chasen's in I honor of the i Second, McDonald personally discovered that I couldn't wangle a tickets from the Democrats to their $100-a-plate dinner, so he gave me one. But he demonstrated an understanding of reporters that was positively acute 1 concerning the ticket.

He said to me, "I just want to know one thing. Are you going to use this ticket, or are you going to sell it?" Edward G. Robinson got one of LAST TIMES SAT. SKY-VIEW Carmichaels "HANNIBAL" "THE 4-D MAN" All Technicolor Sunday-Monday-Tuesday BIG 3 UNIT SHOW! STEWART A CO.OM8W PICTURES ROEASE Murder--at 120 miles per hour! "DRAPSTRIP RIOT" SPECIAL ADDED Championship Fight Film TicKet office Open Until Mldnlte I DRIVE-IN Phone ST 5-7190 TONIGHT LAST SHOWING "THE UNFORGIVEN" "VICE RAID" 2 Cartoons Starting SUNDAY noises pmrfe JWMES SfQMftRT USA LU GLENN CORBETT HENRY (HARRY) MORGAN CO-FEATURE MatiilHmrmMt IHUMl J. frwJwwa Brig Jtte Bardot "BabetteGoes To War" MtMSOK COUtt BELGIAN WOMEN WOUNDED AT LEOPOLDVILLE--Two Belgian women He on stretchers at airport yesterday after both received slight leg wounds during a clash between Congolese soldiers and Belgian paratroopers.

--AP Wlrephoto the biggest hands at the Convention--and didn't even have a low- neck Don Lopcr gown on, like Janet Leigh did A British reporter twitted Robinson saying, "I thought with your wealth you'd be a Republican." Nat (King) Cole spoke up: "Our next President is going to be one of the richest men in the world" A bystander said, "Is he speaking of Joe Kennedy?" Betty Furness bought a bikini here--guess she's going to wear it to the Republican Convention in Chicago, where it'll really be hot Frank Sinatra stood in the back at the "Star-Spangled Banner" rendition, and George Jessel in front. Georgie's chums are saying he's really for Nixon I asked Milton Eerie for details of a scuffle between prize winning Andy Lopez and a cop. Milton answered: "I don't know. I wasn't M.C.'ing the fight--just the dinner." Bobby Gordon wrote back to his N. Y.

fiancee, "Don't be jealous because of the name on this stationery. Beverly Wilshire isn't a girl: it's a hotel" Robert Sterling and Anne Jeffreys were discussing caucuses. "Isn't the plural of caucus 'cauci'?" asked a purist. Sterling replied: "No! Cauci'd be what you get when you sit around drinking all night at Chasen's." Nicky Hilton, who in playboy days would have cut a great figure at convention parties, is now an ideally behaved executive who stays home with his wife Trish admiring his baby son, who looks so much like him that when Trish is holding the baby, she might be holding Nicky On delightful tale reaching here about the Jean Simmons Stewart Granger bust- up is that Granger so adored Arizona ranch life that he kept a prize horse in the house. Jean decided it was a horse on her.

We asked Joe E. Lewis whether he thought the Convention was rigged. "It was on television," he said solemnly, "and if anything's on television, it's rigged." THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y. Frank Sinatra's coming east to open July 22 at the 500 Club, Atlantic City Producer Joe Levine's spending $100,000 a week to publicize his "Hercules Unchained" opening Pretty Lola Albright's next may be pianist Bill Chadney Ex-Dodger star STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Bt. 110 I Mile N.

oi Unlontown 3 BIG HITS --TONITE ond SUNDAY FIRST RUN IN AREA MOVIE-WISE, THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING LIKE "THE APARTMENT LOVE-WISE, LAUGH-WISE OR OTHERWISE'WISEI JACK LEMMON SHIRLEY MmcLAINE MaoMURRAY LAST TIME TOnUTE TOR 3rd HIT HUM! rontier Gun Bank Merge Is Revealed TITUSVILLE, Pa. (AP)-The -itizens Bank of Pleasantville and he Titusville Trust Co. announced Friday plans to merge. In a joint statement, J. R.

Cookogey, president of the Citizens Bank, and R. J. Hopkins, president of the Trust company, said the proposed merger should into effect about Oct. 1. The new bank will be known as the Pleasantville branch of the Titusville Trust Co.

The plan is still subject to the approval of stockholders of the Citizens bank. They will vole at a special meeting on July 28. Joe Black pitched for the Bird- Softball team against the Count Basie All-Stars, lost 19-3 Kay Starr's constant adorer is Ralph Harold whose family owns the big Harold's gambling spot in Reno; he was her beau while she was singing at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe. Marie MacDonald's having a wa- lerfall built outside her bedroom ivindow Laurie Peters and Inger Stevens are up for the lead in the Phil Silvers musical, "Dough-Re-Me" Mystery writer John MacDonald'll have his i show, "The Victim," on B'way next season Cliff (Charlie Weaver) Arquette's next book will be titled "Things Are Fine in Cuba Gives Ship Report HAVANA (AP) A special judge appointed to investigate the explosion of the French munitions ship La Coubre in Havana Harbor reported today the blast was "committed by unknown foreigners to prevent the delivery of arms" to Cuba. Judge Fernando Lopez said his four-month investigation showed a detonator placed in the munitions, presumably during loading at Antwerp, Belgium, caused the March 4 explosion that killed 54 persons, injured more than a hundred and left 27 missing.

Property damage amounted to more than million dollars, Lopez said. He added that the arms were shipped from Antwerp "despite the efforts of the United States consul in Brussels to prevent the shipment." Prime Minister Fidel Castro in a funeral oration for the La Coubre dead said U. S. officials sought to keep Cuba from buying the munitions. He accused the United States of responsibility for the explosion.

The United States denied the charge and termed II irresponsible and unfounded. Mount Idy" Pianist George Shearing will tour Australia in the fall Apparently there'll be more returns to Peyton Place -authoress Grace Metalious signed literary agent Jacques Chambrun for seven more years. Clyde McCoy will call his autobiography "The Real McCoy" Comic Jackie Kannon got $1,500 for one appearance at a private party in Dallas. (Jackie says kiddingly that he can never work there again, "because those rich Texans never use anything Comic Morey Amsterdam's wife Kay turned interior decorator. First job: An apt for Steve Lawrence and Eydie orme.

WISH I'D SAID THAT: You'll never convince a sunburn victim that the sun is really 93,000,000 miles away. A woman who had been trying vainly to lose weight went into a butcher shop and said: "I want to buy some pork chops off a pig that's been dieting." That's earl, brother. ROOSEVELT-Republic SUNDAY and MONDAY More Order Expected At GOP Parley CHICAGO (AP) "Clear the aisles. 7 That plea to get out of the walking lanes and sit down was a amiliar sound effect at the Democratic nominating sessions in Los Angeles. But it won't be heard so often at the Republican National Convention in Chicago in the opinion of the top planners of the big GOP show.

Miss Josephine Good, executive director of the Republican con- 'ention phrased it this way at a news conference: "I think we'll have the problems they had in keeping order. It isn't so big a hall and the people can't wander around so much." She says she looks for a more compact, more orderly conven- ion with better acoustics and transportation and more hotel space. Miss Good, 42, a native of Denver, is a 110-pound woman who wears her blonde hair pulled straight back in the best lady- who-gets-things-done style. Her associates say she is the first woman to fill such a job at a national major party convention. She was an assistant to the director at the 1956 convention.

"Most of all," she explained, "it involves keeping track of details--and there are hundreds of them--and seeing that all runs smoothly and on time." Among the details are badges, seats and tickets to the seat International Amphitheatre, where the convention will open July 25 for a scheduled four-day run. Jaren Jones, vice chairman of the GOP Arrangements Committee, called the Democratic meeting a Hollywood extravaganza. His party, he said, will put on a political convention. "We intend to go about our business of nominating a president and vice president and accepting a platform and hearing from party people," he said. It won't be, he said, a variety show.

RCA Pact Is Reached CAMDEN, J. (AP)-Overwhelming approval of a new one- year contract was voted by scientists and engineers employed at five Radio Corp. of America plants in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Some 2,400 members of the Association of Professional Personnel (APEP) had struck for six days for a wage increase and for guarantees in the firm's merit plan. The strike ended Monday when negotiators reached settlement.

The new contract, which provides an across the board increase ol per cent, was approved Thursday by a vote of 1,542 to 69, union president Hyman B. Natkin announced. The scientists and engineers now earn from $5,400 to $20,000 a year. On the merit dispute. RCA agreed to keep the present plan unchanged until Oct.

1. After that it can make changes, after getting suggestions from the engineers and after 90 days notice. RCA plants affected are at Camden, Moorestown, Pennsauken and Delaware Township, N. and Croydon, Pa. ROBERTvELEANOR Plus Scarey Horror Show "Giganiis The Fire Eater" ADULTS 40c CHILD 20c Carpenters Walk Out PITTSBURGH (AP)-About 40 carpenters working on construction of Pittsburgh's new civic arena walked off their jobs Friday.

They quit in a dispute with sheet metal workers over who should install wooden nailer strips and fiber glass on the arena dome The walkout halted construction of forms used in pouring concrete. The dispute between the two unions recently was submitted to the AFL-CIO Jurisdlctional Board of Award in Washington. Representatives of both unions studiec the situation Thursday but did not reach any agreement. COMET DRIVE-IN THEATRE Rt. 119 1 Ml.

South of ConnelhvUlc Held Over Tonile Sunday First Run in Connellsville BUDDY ADLER-lOim ALSO SELECTED SHORT Gambling Gets Rap HARRISBURG (API-Gambling in VFW clubs must go, under a self-policing edict issued here today. Author of the ultimatum was Louis G. Feldmann of Hazleton, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Feldmann told a business session in connection with the VFWs 41st annual convention now in session here that if gambling is not halted within one week in those clubs which permit it, "I'll spend the next three weeks suspending charters." Feldmann declared it was not the majority that caused the trouble but "the couple of little guys." The commander said he was backing in the statewide crackdown on gambling launched by Gov. David L. Lawrence and the state police.

Feldmann chided the veterans for their failure to take more Interest in causes which affect their Welfare. He said he had heard nothing about veterans in the Democratic platform and was sending a wire "to the other political party convention asking them not to forget us entirely." The Republican convention begins July 25 in Chicago. South Dakota and Wyoming produce 60 per cent of the United States, supply of bentonite, a clay used principally as a bonding material in the molding sand of the steel foundry industry. PROPANE GAS TANK EXPLODES AT ARMY BASE--Soldiers scurry to help battle lire that swept an army installation at Fort Devatis, yesterday after a propane gas trurk --AP plodcd while Illling a lank at a mess holl. Sis buildings including (ho mess hail were badly damaged in the blast thot sent two soldiers to the hospital for treatment of burns.

Designations Of Highways Are Changed PITTSBURGH (AP)--The Stale i a Department Friday changed highway designations in Allegheny, Beaver, Washington and Westmoreland Counties. Under the new system. Route 88 north from Pittsburgh through Beaver County will become Route 65: Route 28 north will end with the intersection of Route 8 in Pittsburgh; Route 28 south from Pittsburgh to West Virginia will become Route 51). Route 80 in Pittsburgh will become Route 380; the Penn-Lincoln Parkway wilt become Interstate 70 as part of the new interstate highway system. Route 88 south will end at the intersection with Route 51 in Pittsburgh.

The new designations will go into effect in "about three or four months." William R. B. Froehlich. chief deputy secretary of highways, explained that the highways will be surveyed to determine the number of new signs needed. Then the signs will be erected.

The project should be completed by next spring, he said. The revised names will eliminate the "multiplicity of routes" which overlap because of the new expressways, Freohlich said. Interstate 70 will be the only new area designation to appear on the I960 state maps to be released next month. Maps showing the complete change will not be published until next summer, he said, because of many similar changes in other areas particularly around Harrisburg. In the case of the parkway, Froehlich explained that the inter state highway regulations forbid the use of memorial names as designations.

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