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I 1 fc Jenkin Lloyd Jones Glad You Asked That! 1 Latin America's Woe PUERTO AZUL, -Venezuela The 50-foot ketch, Pixie, headed for Los Roques. under staysail, jib and-'mizzeii, heels ov6r in; behind dimly silhouetted by the distant glow of fabulous Caracas. the Spanish Main where freebooters Dickered with the frowning fortresses and robbed caravels. Its history is written in high'heroism and. blackest crime, the sickened -stumbling and; dying beneath the blir- and incomparable-; Euertede San Felipe at Cartagena sending Drake reeling back in tat- ammy Loves Ex-Wife ''OV -of Panama that honest old pi, growled, "I camehith- er.

3 to'hear weeping and lamentations I came for moii- they all Spanish, English, French, Dutch and; lastly the Aine'ricans ali'for mohey. DID most'of our ancestors who migrated the United'States. But there were two important differences. tatiriAmeiica had ho-Pilgrim fathers, no strong tradition of a.searcfi for new democratic ideal has been fragile, ni6re observed in form than spirit. Hardly had the great liberators Bolivar, Sucre.

and San Martin I i closed'their, eyes before home-grown tyranny replaced the dis- taiti Secondly, while in America Indians were crushed and soon -in most of the. Latin: American the Indi- ansnot only held on but stayed an overwhelming majority. i -Not everywhere: Argentina and Chile can only be described as pure-white countries. But the Indian is the big fact below the Rio Grande and nations like Guatemala and Bolivia are essentially Indian By HY GARDNER Is Sammy Davis about to remarry May Britt? Helen Holtzman, Brooklyn. "I respect, and loye my 'wife' very much," Sammy -says about, the ex- Mi's.

Davis. "But at. this point I don't, know about a reconciliation oh the level ot a remarriage. -I 'do know 'that every time I get a chance, we go I out to dinner together. I date her as much as I can Because I 4 -she is.one of the nicest ladies I've ever known in my life." i How many secretaries did Edward Kennedy have on his staff while campaigning in Massachusetts for his Senate seat in C.T.K., Washington, D.C.

I Close friend Tom Morgan estimates some 345 secretarial aides, mostly unpaid volunteers sprinkled throughout the state, helped elect Ted and '58, updated for the Presidential race in Which of our Presidents said: "In an election year they HYGAROM'JK pick a President and then for four years they pick on him?" Radcliff Harfistown, Pa. i '-A. No president. Two-time candidate Adlai Stevenson. the two sexpots in "Myra (forgetting; age) which is the sexiest Mae West or Raquel Welch? Allen Jarvis, Oakland.

No contest And not just Kennedy. This group included, because Miss Welch is 52 many who were organized to work for brother JFK's election to the same office 1952 years younger. Even in her flamboyant prime, Miss West was such a satire of a sex IN MOST OF THESE lands a. small minority ol'Eurb- 'pean-descerided aristocrats controlled the masses. Even, where revolutions the power structure basically unchanged, for armies were easily corruptible and longed, for own haciendas.

i The result, in many Latin countries, has been either dicta- varying degrees-of benevolence or an unstable rule of splinter parties whose leaders seem to try each other in demagoguery. Such governments, are characterized; by an inability to grapple with basic issues and a wistful desire to find scapegoats for their failures. fe In the rising winds the Pixie plunges into the Caribbean swells. Black water climbs, the lee rail.and showers pit. Behind the afterdirigliyVthe Southern Cross described slow 'circles, and ahead an iipturned Dipper to the guiding Pole Star, 11 degrees above' the horizon.

This, too, symbolizes part of the'Latin-American dilemma. For the. Southern Cross represents its. cultural yet it was to the North that itlooked fqr. technical skill ancl development' money.

Europeans the railroads. Englishmen started the mines. But it ebullient -Yankees, pouring, down after World War who brought the" heavy capital, the' engineering skills, the drilling rigs, factories arid disease-resist- ant without which some; Latin-American countries would be starving. SOME OF THE concessions were overgenerous. Some of the eariy dividends should have called for higher-taxation.

But Latin America; "in general, -remains high-risk territory and the risk is getting 1 higher. No Ohioan or lowan will invest money in it for profits no greater than he might, expect in Ohio or Iowa. In.the meantime, need for development capital rises, countries' like El Salvador and dor have-net population- 1 increases pressing 4 per cent a year. '-U 4 if And at the worst possible hour, one in which American-taxpayers and the, U.S. Congress are becoming increasingly disenchanted with foreign aid two, important governments have begun to 'execute war-dances around frightened American capital.

Chile has nationalized the American copper companies through a-purchase of the majority of the stock at its own terms. In Peru the International Petroleum Corp. has been confiscated and presented with a fanciful bill for $690 million in "excessive profits." THIS IS THE GRIM There is much that is Mexico. has developed a responsible middle class and is well on the road to workable democracy. Venezuela is currently stable under free elections.

Even in Argentina arid Brazil where democracy in the American tradition does not now ex. ist, there has been great material progress. But, except in Uruguay the Argentine, the race with the stork is still being lost, and in few of the countries is there immediate prospect for enough internally generated investment capital to feed the-shoals of This would seem to be' a poor time to scare the dollars. Leonard Lyons tyons NEW YORK --Garson Kanin directed Jack iemmon and Rosemary in "Idiot's Delight," in Los Angeles. In one scene they sing.Irving Berlin's, on the Ritz." Kanin was awakened.at his.

Beverly Hills home by a A call from Berlin. He told the songwriter: "But it's 4 a.m. in New York." Berlin replied: "I make my own clock. "I eat when I'm hungry, and sleep when Fm sleepy." Opera will open its next season with Martina Arroyo in Verdi's, "Ernani" The Calcutta!" producer in Australia sent N.Y, producer Hilly Elkins two round- the-world tickets. When Elkins reached Hong Kong a call warned him to stay clear of Australia, where his show had been banned and he'd face arrest Ruth Gordon was to have accepted Goldie Hawn's Oscar for-her but had to stay in New York to film "Where's Poppa?" Former Mayor Bob Wagner was at 21.

He mentioned his last trip to Tokyo, where he spoke at the Tress Club. A Japa- 1 nese. man came iater and said: "I'm the most im- in this room for you. I'm a New Yorker with seven votes my family," film version of Ralph Blum's, "The Simultaneous Man" will more fascinating than his novel: he'll be able to include matters he couldn't print because of security reasons at that time There's mude in Julie film, "Darling she's the Venus de Milo, filmed in the Louvre Sen. John Sherman Cooper, will refuse the bid to run for governor.

In fact he may support a Democrat, former Bert Combs. Col. Charles Lindbergh's forthcoming book will mention, of course, his refusal to pose for photos. When he came to the aeronautical dinner at the Astor in 1953 it was on condition that no one be allowed to photograph him. The AP's cameraman; Martin Lederhandler, found a way.

to thwart the pact. A group photo was taken of the 2,000 diners. Lederhandler bought a wet print of that negative, cropped Lindbergh's head from it and had it enlarged. Don Sutherland, Elliot Gould's co-star in hit, "M-A-SH," play the hippie minister with Gould in Jules Feiffer's, "Little Feiffer will design the film's ads The Business Association commissioned the Jamaica Arms Restaurant Peter Davis, to plan 30 U.S. shopping centers for Jamaican products, Sen, Ed Muskie, saw a performance of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum Bailey circus at the Garden.

Muskie had one criticism to make about the SRO show: "There are too niany elephants in it and not enough donkeys." SYRACUSE SATURDAY TV 9:30 30:00 Lil Rascals. (C). "Belle Starr" (1941). Randolph Scott, Gene Tierney. 4-H in Action (C).

Cool McCool. Heckle and Jeckle (C) Jetsons (C). Gulliver (C). Bugs Bunny (C), 9)'Smoky Bear (C)'. Here Comes the Grump.

(C). Cattanobga Cats (C) Pink Panther (C). Dastardly Muttley (C). Pufnsluf (C) Wacky Races. Hot Wheels (C).

Banana Splits (C). Scpoby-Doo (C). (9) Hardy Boys (C). Sky Hawks (C). Archie (C).

Flintstones (C), George of the Jungle (C). Monkees. (C) Jambo (C). Get if. Toget'ner (C).

Underdog (C). (C). American Bandstand (C). Movie. "Curse of the Undead" (1959).

Lady Rancher and the Vampire." Beginning German. Jonny Quest (C). Movie. "Yukon Ven(1959). Murder investigation; "Sabotage geance at Sea" (1942), Mystery.

"Mr. Rides Again" (1945). American History. Baseball Pregame (C). Movie.

"Armored Attack" (1943). Anne Bax- ter, Dana Andrews. (C). Red Sox vs. Tigers.

i American History. ft Outdoors (C). Golf Classic (C). In the Law Library. Galf'Tournament (C).

Augusta, Ga. GO Wide World of Sports (C). Wilkesboro 250 stock car race. Registered Nurse. Children's Fair.

4 Porter Wagoner (C). Saturday Evening Television News (C). Ladybug's Garden. Death Valley Days (C). News (C).

Roger Mudd; Talent (C). On Film. Walter Bernstein of "Molly Maguire's." Hiindey-Brinkley (C). Felony Squad (C). 'It's Academic (C).

Sandy Creek, Binghamton North and Coming-Painted Post. NET Festival. "Festival Dubrovnik." i -Andy Williams (C). Jonathan Win- 4 ters. Jackie Gleason (C).

Let's Make a Deal (C). Newlywed Game (C). Forsyte Saga. Adam-12 (C). My Three Sons (C).

Lawrence Welk (C). Lynn Anderson. Movie (C). "The Ballad of Josie" (1968). Doris Day and Peter Graves in story of a young widow who becomes a rancher.

11 Judd for the Defense NET Playhouse. zation of Marya Manne's hovel. HS Durante Presents the Lennon Sisters (C). Danny Thomas and Jimmie Rodgers. Mannix (C).

With Mike Connors. Barbara McNair (C). Shelley Berman. Soul News, Weather, Sports. Movie (C).

"Rose Marie" (1954). Ann Blyth, Howard Keel. With musical numbers of Friml operetta staged by Busby Berkeley. Movie (C). "White Feather" (1965).

Robert Wagner, Debra Paget. Cheyenne Indians moving to southern reservation. "The Lions Are (1961). French comedy with CLaudie Cardinale. News, Weather, Sports (C).

Movie. "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" (1948). Edward G. Robinson. ESP powers of vaudeville artist foretell disasters.

SUNDAY TELEVISION This is the Life (C). Faith for Today (C). Pattern Living (C). Frontiers of Faith. Day of Discovery (C).

Directions. Oral Roberts. Christophers (C). Discovery (C). Movie: "Alibi Ike" (1935).

Story of baseball player. Joe E. Brown. (4 My Darling Clementine" (1946). Fonda as Wyatt Earp.

Bullwinkle (C). Dudley Bo-Right (C). Batman (C). i Passover Special (C) Spiderman (C(. Fantastic Voyage (C).

Mass for Shut-Ins. The Rev. Edwin T. Com- eskey. Robert Mumford, lay commentator.

Upbeat (C). Syracuse Bowls (C). Amateur Hour (C). William F. Buckley Jr.

Mortimer A discusses "Time of Our Lives," happiness today. Face the Nation. Meet the Press (C). Tom Clark, formerly of Supreme Court. Star Time.

Directions (C). Passover Special. "The Final Ingredient." i i Dimension '70 (C). Baseball (C). Yan- play Orioles.

Stanley Cup (C). Playoffs (C). N.Y. Knicks vs. Bucks.

Suspense Theater. Book Beat (C). Susan Gregory's White 51TBA. Mbvie. "Home Before Dark" (1958).

Jean Simmons. Drama a a woman returning from a mental hospital. Del Reeves (C). Movie, "The a (1941). Barbara Henry Fonda.

Comedy about a woman cardsharp. Ladybug's Garden. Country Rayride (C). Children's Fair. Sunday Evening Television 7:30 News in Perspective.

News Mudd. Wild Kingdom (C). Harlem Globetrotters (C). Land of the Giants (C). Student Dissent in Perspective (C).

World of Disney (C). "Almost Angels." Vienna choirboys. Ed Sullivan (C). Paul McCartney, Jan Pearce, Peter Nero, Kessler Twins, Osipov, Balalaika orchestra, The FBI (C). The Show (C).

Guest on ecological i tlileirima. Bill Cosby (C). Bonanza (C). Glen Campbell (C). Dionne Warwick.

Movie (C). "The Fall of the Roman Empire" (1964). Sophia Lorcn, Stephen Boyd, Alac Guinness. Forsyte Saga. Tony Awards (C).

fram New York. Julie Andrews, Shirley MacLaine and Walter Matthau, hosts. Production numbers from "Coco," "Applause" and "Purlie." Mission Impossible (C). Advocates (C). "Should Your City Try Integrate Its i Schools Through Redistricting or Part 2.

News, Weather, Sports. News, Weather, Sports. Merv Griffin (C). Virginia Graham. Movie.

"Heaven Can Wait" (1943). i Gene iTerney, Don Ameche. Comedy about a late 19th century lover trying to explain to the devil why he belongs in Hades. News. Weather, Sports.

Movie. "Texas Lady" (1955). Clan- dctlc Colbert plays a crusading news-; paper woman. Fuel Tank THE POST-STANDARD, April 5 Rules OKd Noil-play Baked symbol that sports columnist Jimmy Cannon once described her as "a truckdriver's idea. of sex." Didn't the.

shy Mickey Mantle once cut a R.T.Y., Tulsa, Okla. 4 You're right in the groove. When somebody wrote a song showering paeans of praise upon the youngYankee from Commerce, the Mick reluctantly joined Teresa Brewer in a recording date. Whenever the singing star came to the phrase, "I love Mick-eee," sung -with' great exuberance, he'd ask in a monotone, "Mickey who?" Needless to say, it didn't hit the charts. 4 Send your questios to Hy Gardner, "Glad You Asked That," care of this newspaper, P.O.

Box 2505, New York, N.Y. 10017. Mn Cardner will answer as many I questions as he can in his column, but the volume of mail makes persona! replies impossible. ALBANY Towns will be able to establish rules and regulations governing the use and. maintenance of underground storage tanks, un- 'der the terms of a bill given final legislative approval Friday by the Senate.

The measure, co-sponsored by Sen. John H. Hughes and Assemblyman Leonard F. Bersani, Syracuse Republicans, is geared to prevent such happenings as the recent incident in the Town of Cicero where an underground fuel tank at a gasoline station a More tliar 10,000 gallons of gas seeped underground into telephone manholes, sump 'pump holes of nearby houses, and basements of a diner and an apartment bill now by Govf Rockefeller. Club to Fete FrdnkLeech Frank Leech, former' poet laureate of the National Men's Garden Club, will be honored by fellow Monarch Club members at a luncheon meeting Monday at Hotel Syracuse Motor Jnn.

who will be 85 on Wednesday, has traveled in 47 states promoting the-Men's Garden Club, retiring in He also has been interested in local garden club activities. Leech has been editor of a magazine and directed a radio on WSYR for five years. Participating in the program will be Frank B. Long, public telephone manager, New York Telephone Frederick M. Darrow, secretary of Onondaga County Savings'Bank; Lee Carroll, an attorney; and Harold M.

McKeegan, retired food broker. Bill Seeks Task Force The Post-Standard Bureau 'ALBANY Organization of a statewide organized crime task force is called for in a bill, sponsored.by State Sen. John H. Hughes, Syracuse Republican, which was passed Friday by the Senate. The task force would- be formed inside the State Department of Law.

It would investigate and or organized crime which occurred between two or more counties or. between this state and another jurisdiction. The force would cooperate with local district attorneys and other local law enforcement officials who are fighting organized crime. Today's Radio Dial WSYR (570)- 2 p.m. Metropolitan Opera.

and Juliet" with Jeanette Pilou, Marcia a i Franco. Corelli, John Reardon, Justino Bias and Clifford Harvuot. WPAW (1540) 11 a.m. Mostly Jazz, with Leo Rayhill. Presenting the West Genesee High -School Jazz Lab from Camillus.

WSEN 2:10 p.m. New York Mets vs. Philadelphia. FM WDDS 59th Bridge Street Song." WONO (107.9) 8 p.m. Mahler Symphony No.

5 in WSEN (92.1) 3:30 p.m, Gwyn Staley "500." WAER (88.3) 11 a.m. "Sounds of Cinema" pre- i motion picture scores of Beatles. WMHR (1019) 10:10 a.m. Teen Talk with Mike Wright. Guests Russell Kilman and accordion artist Arnie Hartman.

Sunday's Radio Dial 12:15 WSEN (1050) a.m.to/1 p.m. George Branca's Music. d'Igalia. 1 p.m. New York Mets vs.

Philadelphia. WFBL (1390) 7:45 p.m. The Bells of St. Peter's. WSYR (570)' 6:30 p.m.

Meet the Press. FM WDDS (93.1) 9 p.m. (( I Love Paris." WAER (88.3) 2 p.m. On Stage and Screen, Complete soundtrack of "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" with Petula Clark and Peter OToole.

Plus, Mae West, Marx Brothers, Ethel Merman. WMHR (102.9) 3 p.m. Treasures of Truth with the Rev. James K. Armstrong of Syracuse Alliance church.

WONO (107.9) 8 p.m. Syracuse Symphony with Mihai Brediceanu conducting; Frederick Marving, pianist, i Fruitcake "Alive and Well in Argentina," Barry Pritchard's non- play which had its world premiere last night at the University. Regent Theater, is as nutty as a fruitcake (which is how he introduces his cast of characters) and sometimes crumbles; The basic idea of bringing together Adolph Hitler, James Dean, Lenny Bruce, Amelia -Earhart and Aimee Semple McPherson all of whom died or disappeared in mysterious circumstances as "alive and well" in a'hotel in Argentina is 'an interesting idea. where do you go from there? Pritchard rides off in all directions. ri 4 On the one hand Pritchard ri has created an episodic "bur town" idea of a his growing up to fatherhood, hip- piedom, even going to work and finally to the Vietnam war.

That's side-show. At his (t hotel" his characters, whom had voices that could win' the masses, are playing put.their "far from the madding, crowd" lives. Not that Pritchard, with Rex Henriot directing a truly fine cast, has not written some amusing or gripping scenes'. He has a flair for -episodic writing. But even a modern play should jell, should not rely on patching a finale with an expected scene.and substituting a four-letter word for an intelligent finale.

It's true that language is common in plays and movies' and has practically lost its shock value. We accept it as part of the action but deplore it as a substitute for wit. Fritchard has talent; he needs a "plot" for his characters. Zoaunne LeRoy Henribf as Aimee Semple McPherson and Michael Stoddard as James Dean entertain beautifully in their vaudeville act. And Stod: dard "translation" of Aimee's preaching in the idiom of kids today is fine.

Ad- ale O'Brien, who's delightful as Amelia Earhart joins Stod- dard in a comic skit which- is outstanding. They both imper- sonate a bearded Fidel Cas- fro. Frank Vohs as Adolph Hitler spouts the famous Hit-' ler oratory perfectly. -Ed Rombola captivates the audi- ence, especially the with his monologue. And Jorin Thomas Waite as the Kid is i i.

excellent. But "Alive and Well in Argentina" is interesting to view, sick though it be, if only because it is new, today and Mair Given Prison Term Douglas Blackshear, 61, of 904 S. 'McBride was sent-! enced yesterday by County Court Judge Ormand Gale to three years in Attica State Blackshear pleaded Feb. 19 to an indictment charging him with criminal possession of a dangerous. weapon as a result of an inci: dent Jan.

10 when he had a loaded caliber revolver. J. Vault, 38, W. Matson Ave. was given a year's conditional discharge by Acting Onondaga County Court Judge Laurence.

Wooch Vault pleaded guilty to a charge, of second degree criminal trespass in connection with an incident Jan. 19 at the E'' Junk Yard. Woman Fined $60 Mrs. Elizabeth M. or 869 Ackerman Ave.

pleaded guilty to eight citations and four warrants in Traffic Court yesterday and was fined CH SYRACUSE HEY KIDS i NOTHING BUT FUN SATURDAYS'! H. R. Pufnstuf Fantasy "island adveP tures starring Jack Wild. c- 4 1 I I 1 1 I 1 The Banana Splits Adventure Hour I Kids! Here's your own variety show! I WE COM "DEACON DOUBLEDAY'S COUNTRY JUBILEE' KTv A'. 1 4 4 i i r.sv Wfc wssas COLOR STARRING KITTY WELLS ERNEST TUBBS COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY i THE BEST IH COUNTRY MUSIC!.