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The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 16

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The Pocono Recordi
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Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
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SIXTEEN THE DAILY RECORD. STROUDSBURG--EAST STROUDSBURO, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1959 Viewing Screens FOLLOWING the success of "Glgl," IxiuU Jourdan, heretofore strictly dramatic actor. Is up for quartet of specs on NBC In 1hc near John star of "Bachelor Kulher." Kueslrd in the pilot film of fiiselc MncKrnric'. new musical show, which Is now making the rounds of the sponsors "Wednesday Night Fights" have been renewed for year, the 10th Jack Benny will star In Ihrec hour- long comedy specials on CBS next season, with Danny Tliomns Signed to guest on the first one on Saturday, Nov. 7 Jeannie Cnrson will" be back on TV next season with her own series, to be aired Mondayy at 7l30 p.m.

Alan Young stars on the "Warning" drama at 7 tonight on ch. 4 as a i watch repair- man who daydreams himself inot daring adventures, and then finds them coming true Jack Carson and Patricia Morl- zon star in 'the initltal episode on "The Playhouse," half-hour scries of re-runs of filmed dramas, at 7:30 p.m. on ch. 2 and 10, when a self-made man uses his money to offset his crude- ness, and constantly humiliates his wife by his bad taste. Debuting at 7:80 p.m.

on ch. 7 will be "Oh, a weekly series of half-hour musical shows filmed In England, starring Tony Hall as host Barbara Stan- wyelc appears on "The Real McCoys" at 8:30 p.m. on ch. 6 and 7, when the McCoys visit Hollywood and get inside view of movie-mak- ing. James Gregory and Robert Karnes co-star in the "Lawless Years" at 8:30 p.m.

on ch. 3 and 4, when a mobster is found to be implicated in a waterfront crime, and his gang attempts to bribe Del. Barney Ruditsky, and falling this, they try to frame him Jerry Ma then and Tony Dow, as Beaver and Wally Cle- aver, find that the grass is pretty green In their own back yard when they look at it through the eyes of their new friends, the junkman'8 kids, on "Leave It To Beaver" 9 pjn. on ch. 6 and 7.

Dennis Morgan, Brian Krlly and Joanna co-star on "21 Beacon Street" at 9:30 p.m. on ch. 3 and 4, when Brian puts his lifs in Jeopardy impersonat- ing a fighter to trap a dis- honest fight promoter Ed- ward G. Robinson and Beatrice Straight co-star In the nrun of "Shadows Tremble" on "Play- house "at 9:30 p.m. on ch.

2 and 10, the story of a wealthy and retired toy manufacturer who falls In love with a school teacher while seeking social ac- ceptance in a small New Eng- land community. Sports Baseball 1:55 p.m. ch. 11-- Yankees vs. Cleveland; wrestling 9 p.m.

ch. 5. Battle Against Integration Shaping Up ROCK, Ark. AP-- An all-out battle aEainst any school integration In LItUe Rock li shaping up. Tha segregationist Capital Citizens Council said it will do everything In its power to block racial-mixing in the pub- lic schools.

Amis Guthridge, an attorney for the council and one of its official spokesmen, said the peo- ple of Little Rock will never accent integration in any form. The Little Rock School Board is under a federal court order to integrate. It plinj to open public high schools In Septem- ber. Federal Court Gov. Orval E.

Faubus closed four high schooU against inte- gration last Fall but recently federal court threw out the slate school-closing law he used. Guthridge said the Citizens Council would not fight inte- gration in the courts. He said the council would use "action," hut declined to spali out what he meant. He say. in reply to a ques- tion.

that the campaign might encompass public protest ral- i the council does will be legal. Guthridge said in an interview. Six Property Deeds Placed On Record SIX DEEDS lilcd yester- day In the olllce of Floyd Butz, Monroe County reglstr- and re- corder, at the Monroo County Court House. Louise M. anrl Donald W.

Berger. East Stroudihurg, lo L. and H. Realty East Stroudsliurjc, lot in East Slromls-' burg; Teresa 1C. Cramer, Pocono Township, to Roger H.

and D. Slutter, Slroud Tonnfhlp, lot In Pocono Townshlo. Joseph S. and Jere IT. Ra- vina, Coolbaugh Township, to Donald R.

and Ann Marie Kins- ley. address, lot in Cool- baugh Township; Nathan and Kthel Aheioff, Stroudsburg, to Celeste and JJnlcrcs Rossi, same address, lot in East Stroudsburg. Board of Elders of the North- ern Diocese of the Church of the United Brethren in the United States of America, Beth- lehem, to Pam-Lyn Ranch, Barrett Township, lot in Barrett Township; Moravian Church of Canadensis to Pam-Lyn Ranch, lot In Barrett Township. Penn State Announces Dean's List TK.V AKKA students at Penn- sylvania Slate University were iifiint'd tn (Kin's list for the semester. To qualify a must have an flvemije of H.5 or bet- tor find he enrolled for 12 or more credits.

Those named include i Addresses William H. Fahringcr. 44 Broad Stroudsburg, junior in cli'dric engineering, 4.00; Rcva Heller, 48 N. Green East Slroudsburg. in arts and letters, 3.73; Adrian W.

Tewksbury, East: Stroudsburg HD 2, sophomore in electrical engineering, 3.50; Gall D. Bent- ley, Pocono Minor, junior in arts and letters, 3.50. Richard II. Denser, Brod- headsvile, RD 2, sophomore in engineering science, 3.75; Wil- liam H. Hay, 311 Northampton senior in industrial a 3.8.1; John Palmer, GOG Pen Ai-Ryl Arpyl, sen- ior in electrical cri since ring, 3.70.

Franklin M. Madden, New- foundland, fresh nvin in agricul- tural engineering, 3.83; Carroll A. Curtis, Newfoundland, junior in a i a education, 3.55; James B. Uhl, Newfoundland, senior In agriculUire engineer- ing, 3.84. Your Horoscope Today By FRANCIS DRAKE For Thursday.

10, 1059 March SI to April A i I flucneea nre i a restrictive in nnd ivnrn pjtrarn pance, extremes in iin- etc. He careful In personal a i i too. April tl May 21 a Planetary Influences do not promise speedy results or i pains, ao plan carefully and a i a i a elbls pace in order to a a i May 21 i i Self-restraint In all directions will Id your efforts nnd speed program to happy completion. Thin la A time in which to profit from past eiperlence. June 22 to July 28 a I portant serene mind a no unnecnmary anxiety Jn daily tasks or responsibilities.

Familiar matters can run smoothly, even profitably. Jolr Z4 Anrtitt ss (Leo)--Tour Sun itresnen temperance In all mat- Trades, travpj. dine, farming and trardenlnj: nre upon- nored, hut sensible management and forethought are urged. AnjTtmt 24 September 2S the a a aspects nre not wholly i extra cars will needed, bnwever. in a i promises.

i docu- ments, a (freemen! patiinntrs. I ail matters where tact nnd deli- cate handling are requirements. September 14 to October 33 (Lib- ra)--A few sensible pointers for to- day: pay particular a i to tricky details, work, problems a may a forethought. Some new methods, latest devices will enhance the value of out- Octobw Z4 to XoYember 22 (Scor- pio)-- Irritability, Impatience must be controlled, nnd It may not be easy since other people a crr- tnin a i i i a may be Homp. Culm kindliness, a i i Rood i November 23 tn December 2t i i i A a restrictive day, hut llilfi only nerve to i you (o meet competition i fresh cournpo and eye to im- prove nwn methoits, Ideas, and to a a a a of any honest i Oerembrr 22 to January 20 (Cap- i a no rash promises a do not a more than can be sensibly handled.

You will do better If you keep a rcfisonnhle a i a proper time, a i 21 to February lf A a i i a i now a i extremes, trnrapnnce. loosely managed a a i Be strict a a to i February 25 to March 20 (Pisces) --A day for sane i road a i Ton be able pet alonjf wdl i i a fairs, a i urgent i i flrnl. -Minor duties will then seem rnsior. YOU BORN TODAY arc hichly tnlrnled, a pood fond of music, i i You make loyal, devoted IUVmatc. a nnd i You are of travel, i i i cipcup.itIon and pin co of occnalomilly but very i home or lorn i where you spent child- hood.

If you live up to I nnto a a i i you can accom- plish tn a i degree In any hon- ornble carper. i to a i a ymir fine a ppts. dwell Ion i i on I look a He men able to ptig- gpstlons. I Sir Joshua Reynolds. Kiiglltdi a i i WISHING Regiilered U.

S. Patent Office. 8 2 A "5" A 7 i 4 I 5 6 a 5 A a A 2 L- 3 A A 6 I 7 3 B. (i A 8 I 6 8 tf 7 0 4 4 4 3 7 6 7 TJ H' 6 8 2 I 7 4 5 3 2 4 A 8 5 Si 7 I 7 3 a 8 3 ti 7 2 0 3 6 i 6 5 5 5 6 7 A 2 4 7 8 2- 8 7 HERB IB a pleasant little game that ivill L-Ive you a message every day. It la a numerical puzzle designed to spell nut your fortune.

Count (he mber of letrera In ,6 or more, snh- 6. add 3. The result Is your key letters la your flrstname. I the tract 4. If the number IB less thnr.

number. Start at the upper left-hand corner nf the rectangle find check every one of your key numbers. left to ripht. Then read tha niessagt tho one of letters nder the checked fiKuros plvo you. DAILY CROSSWORD Accident At Mcllhane No one wai injured in a two-car accident the intersection of Routes 115 and 2CK 1 3:15 p.

m. yesterday. Sink' Police at Forn Ridge identified the drivers as Eliza- liclh Foindl. C'J, at Lyon I i X. and Ulys- ses Kresse.

68. r.n 2. Iinu3gr lo CAT was es- tirnalcd at Boating Popular TODAY, more people enjoy honling tlinn ever before. And more people nre traveling by for business and pleasuix 1 J.nM year si earn ship advertisers Invested mer 54,600,000 in daily newspaiers to tell travelers tbout tholr accoTranodattoiuu ACROSS 1. Any fruit drink 4.

New frontier 9. Thirteen 11. Old Norse work 12. Little children 13. Obtain 11.

Prescrip- tion term 15. Nourish 17. Weather Bureau (abbr.) 18. Male sheep 21. Blunder 22.

Old- iashloned fur coat 24. Land measure 25. Foreign. 26. Pronoun 27.

Unites, 29. Fish 30. Attempt 31. Bank draft (abbr.) 32. Extraor- 33.

Female ruff 35. Jewish month (poss.) 36. Edible nut P.T.) 37. Meadows 3P. An attacker 41.

Boy's nickname. (poM.) 42. Exclama- lion 8. Half ems 10. Gun (slang) 15.

Banquet 16. 2. Los Angeles IT. Eerie DOWN l.Malt beverage ptayer 3 Fi nished i. south Dakota (ahbr.) 5.

Beverages e.Mohnm- mcdan cal i to pr avcr 7 'f 'Lebanon 28. Composer of lyrical poetry 29. Mad Annver 32. Sorcery (B.W.I.) 34. Girl's name 35.

Entire 36. Dance step 38. Pigpm 40. Exists 9 A Cryptogram Quotation I A A I A A I 0 IU 0 A Ycstfirdny's SIMILES AUK SONflS IN" LOVE: THEY MUCH DESCRIBE; THEY ftOTlUHG rKOVE Pocono Pines Mr. and Fionk Oalley and family, K-Ockaway, Mr.

and Mrs. Ruawll Dailey, of Kast Slroudsbuig; Willlatn Dailey, of Tobyhanna, called on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dailey. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Robert Quinn and son, of Buck Hill, called on relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and family were calers in Newfoundland on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and son, of Pocono Summit, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hettlc of Swifiwater called on relatives here on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bcrger and family of New Jersey, spent tht weekend here with relatlvM. Mr. and Philip B3rger, Mrs.

Oscar Altemose of Beth- lehem the weekend here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thorton Helper of Stroudsburg called on rela- tives here. Mabel Altemose, of New York, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry AJlcmose. Mr. and Mike Kovick are building home in Pocono Pines. Warren Weaver, of Willfes- Barre.

called on friends here. The Rod and Gun Club met at Central Garage on Monday night. LUIlaVl-WK Robert Field rhone HA 0288 SIR. AND MRS. Samuel Dun- bar and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph a and daughter, Joanne, were recent visitors In Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. George Coss and family, of Meluchen, N.

arc spending a month here. Television Programs NEW YOUR CHANNELS 2 a previews and weather 1 i 7 l.ittlo a i Kangaroo i Becker 7 I i i i i i 2 Topper 4 Hi Mom 7 Foot lire Film 'J i Margie '2 On the ft Feature i 7 Memory Lane 'J Sum 4 Trrsisure 7 Pln.vhouse -2 I Love J.ury 4 The Price lUpht 11 i for Fun '2 Top 4 Coticcntnition Ft Itiiniixir Kodin 7 I Mnrrieil Joan Uumliy UUlo Theater '2 of. Life 4 Tic T.ic Hoiurh Ti Koinpcr lUxnn 7 Across Hoard 1.1 i Clown '2 Si-arch tor Tomorrow 4 It Could Be You 5 Cnrtoons 7 Pimtomine i 9 a '2 The GlildlnB Llsht 2 News 4 Dr. Jovce Brother! 7 Music falDKo Holiday J3 Film 13 13 2 IS a '2 4 ft 13 2 Miss Brooks News As Un: i'urnB 1 hnuna Memory Lane i UPI) I a i VHiiU'Ps vs. a For Better or Worse Queen for Uiiy I a in Court i House Pnrt.v Court cf I HeJftlions a Slorm r.ic I'avolt I I IT.

-Muhnie I C-iatr-s I i I i Hie Clod; Lovn Story Verdict Js Yours From Tlu-se Itoots Plarbonsc Wlu Do lou Trust? i i a Willis Brichter I or Consequences Iioticlns Fnir a I i i Time Rrcrpt Edjre of i County I-'nir Mr i i Attorney i Mfe of Film Hie Boat Rocky Jones Abbott and Costello Film Disiiei'i Adventure Time Film Three Stooges FOAM RUBBER, INNERSPRINS MATTRESSES BEDROOM FURNITURE HOLLYWOOD BEDS REUPHOLSTERY WORK STROUDSBURG BEDDING 437 MaJn Street Phone HA 1-5451 BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CO. 429 N. Courtland St. Ph. HA 1-2431 E.

Stroudsburg SAM ZACCARO AND WVJUKILANIS OLD DUTCH BEER HEINEKEN'S Imported Holland Beer 13 4 4- 7:00 2 11 7:10 11 2 l.H S-00-- '2 Adventures in Sherwood Korrst Cnrtoons LUlltJ Itiiscals I'opoyc tlie Hailor Ask the Cnnicra hueal ucws; wralher Cnrtoons and Comedies Yiisterdny's Xewsreela l-luckleherrv Hound. AVallace News News; Warn! UK Sheriff of Cochise Tupljin.it A i 'J'errytoon Circus Xews Jr. Town Circus News; weather News The I i i Man. "The Tht' i i i i "Tlio i i i "Uh Buy!" i Victory at Pea longer IB Mr Business December Rride Tays? i Bvllne Xnrro. "Tlir i i a 1 Vast of (he West I a th-f Kerorrls Ynncy DorrfiiRer l.jiwlcss YCHTP Oouptas a i Tlip llp.il McCovn "TliR ilcCoyd Visit Hollywood" 11 Frontier Doctor '2 Grey Theater.

I Nowhere," 4 I Fatlicr 6 Wrestling 7 l.enve I to Beaver 0 Science Fiction 11 Steve Donovan J.I To annoiim-p 2 Playhouse 90. "Shadows Tremble" 4 21 Helicon Street "Tlie 7 I i i Kidfrs. "The Last Rcl'Pl" 0 Danger 11 -23 Men 4 (Jroucho Marx 7 Man Called 0 St range Stories 11 Hoots Saddles -Thu 13 Mike Wallace Interviews 4 a 7 a i Command 9 Film 11 Soldiprs of ForLime 13 Duryea's Case Book 2 News; weather; sporta 4 Xews: Bportsr weather fl Film 7 N.T Report; weather 11 News 1.1 Hance 2 i -1 Jack Paar 7 i I I i 1' weather 1.1 i 2 i Delco Low Cost 15 Crystal St. Dial HA 1-6581 E. i TeD PHILADELPHIA CHANNELS .3 10 to II) 3 1(1 (I 10 .1 Jit 10 3 10 0 In .1 Science Hill Bennett Todny News Cartoons lirc.ik.fast Time Ciiptnln Kangaroo Big Rascals Uoom a tlie Clown Our Mips Pouph-Jlc-Mi On the Uo Treasure Medic S.TIII I-pvenson The Price Is Rijrht Heart of the Citr I Love Lucy Concentration Pusie Ton Dollar Tic Tar Pouch Across the Hoard Love of Life I Could Be Too 1'nntomine Quiz Sp.irrti Tor Tomorrow i Feature Film 10 6 10 (1 3 6 10 (i 10 3 30 3 6 10 3 HI 3 10 3 JO 3 6 i Bingo News Cinderella Weekend Household Hints As the World Turns Who Do You Trust? Queen for a Dny Dny In Court For or Worpe Omrt of a Kelation Storm House Tiirty Yotinp Dr.

Ma lone Beat the Clock We Pftvoft From These Roots Bandstand Verdict IB or Consequences Brighter Day Secret Storm County Fair of Adventures In Shenroofl Forest Life of Klley Superman Mickey Mmise Club Film People's Choice Poneve East Stroudsburg Beverage Co. BEER PABST Blue Ribbon At Its Best NEUWEILER (Ale Too!) 61 N. Courtlnnil St. HA 1-1210 E. Stroudsburg 10 Feature Film News: wonther Ncwsreel: wratber 10 wejtthor; fi.

10 News 7 fi i I S.fV-- ,1 iVvB? HI Hrirfa .1 a Hen I MrCoys 10 Ynncy il It (y Heaver Hi tiro.v Tlirnter 'Jl Itonmti Sirert fi KouRb Itidcra 10 I'lnj-honsf r. Crouc-ho a Hordcr I'ntrol 3 MAMiumde a fi NewRreel; News; wpflther 10 News; a (tportl 3 Jack a 30 Feature Films to 2:20 6 ilors? Rucc- (film) A i i i i FOR YOUR FAVORITE RADIO PROGRAMS WVPO- Dial 840 BLONDIE DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD SUBSTITUTE FOR KATTV- VOULL HAVE TO LOOK LIKE FATTY BEETLE RAIT.FV Ry MORT HOW IT'S STILL TV? YOU'P SETTEE. FtSURE IT OUT BEFORE INSPECTION. 1 THIS MESS HALL IS STILL PIRTY! I TMOU6HT YOU CLEANEP IT WMiLE GLEAM.N UP TUB PLACE, PON'TTOUCH fer JOE PALOOKA By HAM FISHER WHO ARf I MUST TALK TO VOU? fOUK THANKS FOR THE LIFT, NIGHT, FOLKS' MYRTLE--RIGHT AROUND HOME By DUDLEY FISHER BUZ SAWYER By ROY CRANE DWNE fflSTROl. STATION AT NORFOLK TAKES OVER CONTROL OF THE HOT ONE TifIS IS HAMBUK4ER.X THAT'S fOUR BOSEY.

-t THIS IS HOT OWE: TillRTYRISHTIlflWY. ANGELS FOUR ZiRO. NOT IP CAN HELP BIRD'S S01NS TO BE MKHTYHARD TO.FOLLOW NOWTHAT I'VE SOT HER UNPtR MY RUT. BUIIPS UP IK FOR-ni. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL HOWDY DEW, MIZ SMIF- MY MAW SAID NE AST ME TO COME OVER TO VORE HOUSE FER SUPPER OLLIE I'M SO TICKLED VE COULD MAKE IT I STILL CANT FIGGER OUT WHY YE INVITED MA'AM UH--MY LEETLE NIECE SAIRY HOW COMETH' AN'YOU AN' THOUGHT YE'D LIKE TO TAKE TABLE'S ONLY TORE AUNT POTLUCK WIF US SET FER TWO, I LOWEEIY ARE UNK EATIN' LEFTOVERS ON THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK and WILSON McCOY ICAHUSETHE5E1 CUNNlWAWAY NECT TIME WE'LL LET TOUSINK;.

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