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Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Wednesday, July 24, 1963 15 Remembering When No. 36: Answer to Previous Punls i Mysteries IIUeIgI fc i i a Ti r.n t. ii IAN Hollywood Today By ERSKINE JOHNSON Journey Into Yesteryear (By CURTIS STEWART) LONDON (NEA) Now it is CIO Ptli ly Ml LmiiTplJe sitTa 0MEnNEARaTp" EIR Iairie NJ AI ISMAWP eTp! irieiviij i rSiKiTTX 1 1 El iCTaTBI animals 42 Recollect 45 Exist 46 Pronoun 47 Street' 60 Evergreen tree 54 Sooner than 65 A. Conan f-9 Female sheep 60 Past 61 Legal term 62 Dexterity 63 Spanish grandee 64 Feeling 65 Grain DOWN 1 Cape detective, Mayo 2 Philippine knife 3 Frigid 4 Neckband 5 Under obligation Elderly 7 Small barrel 8 Guides 9 Plavthines ACROSS 1 Christie's Murdcri" 4 Stout's 'Too Many 9 "Case of the Empty 12 Michigan canal 13 Young bird 14 Individual 15 Building wing 16 Rock ridge 17 Affirmative 18 Swiss call 20 Relieves 22 Locomotive section 24 Dernier 25 Created universe 28 Slumbering 32 Australian bird S3 'Man In Lower 85 Musical syllable 36 Steal 87 Feminine appellation 38 Greek letter 39 Giraffelike 11 Bluff headland 19 Small shield 21 Feel pain 23 Stupidity 24 Van Dine's Murder Case 25 Wolfe 26 Murderous measure 40 Friend 41 Turkish orders 43 Geologic period 44 Stage signal 47 "Not Quite Enough" 48 Therefore 49 Masculine appellation 81 Darling 62 Twisted 63 Plexus 56 Mr. Bull, t- -yd A- HliHcS jtJl I inH wf'A For a change of pace to avoid type-casting, he will play a killer as sinister as those he outwits as Bond.

Producers Broccoli and Saltzman have given Connery a dazzling beauty for his heroine in "From Russia, With Love." She's 21-year-old Daniela Bian-chi, an Italian actress who didn't mind playing the Russian girl bait in the plot to kill Bond. The film is only her fourth and she is the "Love" in the title. How Fleming whose novels have had the advantage of including John F. Kennedy as a fan just missed leasing the Bond rights for a U.S. television series wa3 explained to me here by Broccoli.

A couple of years ago, while Broccoli was negotiating for the movie rights, Fleming suddenly jetted to New York for talks with CBS. "The deal eventually fell through," Broccoli said, "but I understand CBS paid Fleming $50,000 for the option it failed to xercise." Fleming now receives a reported $150,000 per film for the stories he started writing in 1948. frenzy 27 Deep-toned saxhorn 29 Feminine name 30 Epochal 31 Gardner character Drake 34 Printer's violinist 57 Yonder (poet.) 10 Arrow poison James Bond vs. Russia. And "Bondmanship," as you might guess, turns the borsht into bitter tea.

While sweeping an even half dozen beautiful ladies off their feet, our secret service hero outwits the bad men all the way from Istanbul to Piccadilly and delivers the inevitable decoding machine to the vaults of Scotland Yard. "From Russia, With Love" is for movie fans who like their heroes "braver than Errol Flynn." Scan Connery, a ruggedly hand some Scotch-Irishman who will be starring in a whole series of Bond films, is the screen's latest "accidental star" via the paperback mystery world of British author Ian Fleming. First filming of a Fleming novel "Dr. No" gave the screen a profitable and happy combination the thrills of a dashing hero with resources no protagonists can surmount plus Sean Connery's picturesque personality. The modest-budgeted thriller became the year's surprise box office hit, zoomed Connery to stardom, and brought producers Harry Saltzman and Albert R.

Broccoli (Eon Productions) a United Artists contract for six more Bond films over a period of seven years. As a supersecret service operator with a flair for getting his man late Thomas Horn, of Pink Ash, Jeddo, who was the lokie runner. Others in the picture are not 1 2 13 I 15 16 17 13 I 19 110 111 12 13 14 15 15 17 18 19 202T 22 23 I IT 25 126 127 28 29 130 131 32 3T34 35 35 37 38 39 40 141 42 43 144 45 4l 47 148 149 50 51 152 153 54 55 56 157 58 53 60 61 62 63 64 65 1 I III I I I 24 This stripping was located near what was known as "The Canal," Durmg tne last few weeks we have read about legislation to control strip mining, as well as a story about the moving of that huge, walking power shovel known as the "Anthracite King," so it is quite appropriate that today's "Journey Into Yesteryear" takes us back to the days when strip mining was in its infancy. Here we catch a glimpse of what a strip mining Operation looked like almost 70 years ago. Through the courtesy of Gordon Horn, who resides at 702 Front street, Freeland, we are able, to offer this picture of a stripping operation of G.

B. Markk Co. at Jeddo, back in 1894. Mr. Horn informed us that the man standing beside the lokie, and wearing a hat is his father, the south of the Jeddo office, and it is quite interesting to compare the IN THE MIDDLE MELUN, France (AP)-Andre Pochet was fishing from a river bank when a bull from a nearby meadow charged at him.

Pochet dropped his pole in a hurry and swam to the other side. But there two bulls chased him right back in. He climbed a half-submerged tree in midstream, and waited until all three went away. steam shovel, lokie and cars shown here with the "Anthracite King" and other equipment used U. S.

Trying Financial Squeeze Play LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP) Sources close to the Congolese government say the United States is trying a financial squeeze play In an effort to force through measures for economic reform. Two important branches of American aid have been cut temporarilyfor public works projects and the financing of imports. The two items amounted to nearly half of the $73 million the United States gave the Congo last year. Other forms of American assistance also have been threatened with the ax, the sources added. They said American officials here argued that an economic house clearing in the Congo was essential to make American aid effective.

Existing conditions meant the Congo was getting considerably less than 100 cents worth of aid from the American taxpayer's dollar. U.S. Embassy officials here would neither confirm nor deny the statements by the Congolese. There was no confirmation in Washington, either. America's $23-million "food for peace" program has not been affected so far.

The United States also plans to continue help to a number of Congolese resesrach and training institutes, the government sources added. They gave this account: The Americans are pressing Premier Cyrille Adoula to devalue the inflated Congo franc. The present rate of 65 Congo francs to the dollar makes it highly profitable for importers to smuggle goods to other African countries where they bring higher, prices. The United States wants also tighter budgetary control by the government, a policy of wage austerity and serious efforts to halt illegal trafficking which costs the Congo millions of dollars each month. Coupled to this steady debasement of the currency is an acute shortage of goods, especially in village stores in the interior.

Many items can now be found only on the black market, and prices of essentials in Leopoldville have been rising eight per cent each month. Lack of goods has also resulted in a form of economic secession by provinces close to the Congo's borders. Exporters are allowed by provincial authorities to smuggle out tea, coffee, rubber, cotton and other commodities produced here if they agree to import goods to satisfy local demands. Industrial diamonds are spirited across Congolese frontiers each month from South Kasai, the world's largest single producer. This flood of industrial stones is affecting South Kasai's legitimate diamond trade.

Congolese sympathize with the American viewpoint. They agree economic and fiscal reforms are vital to prevent the Congo sliding into bankruptcy. in present day stripping operations. A picture of the huge "Anthracite and assorted ladies en route, Connery is even more convincing than Errol Flynn in the invincible hero league. He's a good actor.

Until the Bond role spotlighted Connery's personality, he was a Four Stuntmen Take Deadly Risks in Stride "working actor" in a variety of open Genetti's 15th St. Market til 9 P. M. Mon. thru Sat.

film roles. This image he in Wa Give Sill Green Stamps Air. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. would never work with any other stuntmen but Joe, Dave and Peter." Dave Wilding, a former jockey, is the smallest of the four stunt tends to maintain, he told me here, despite the colorful role of Bond. He already has signed a contract to costar in a film with Gina Lollobrigida before the release of "From Russia, With Love." Colorful Reading SAN QUENTIN, Calif.

(AP) KEY men. He specializes in falling off 5 a Many San Quentin prisoners may Free Parking 454-4621 Starts Tonite learn to read by use of colors. Charles Rhinehart, Sonoma State Thru Saturday AC! II TP Movie Timetable GRAND "PT 109" at 1:10, 3:43, 6:20 and 9:10. KEY "Jason and the Argonauts" at 6:52 and 9. HAZLETON DRIVE IN, Route 309 at Drums "The Longest Day" at 9:30 only.

King" which weighs 600 tons and has a 225-foot boom, appeared in this paper at the time it was moved across the Hazleton-McAdoo highway on June 30. (EDITOR'S NOTE: We uninten-tentionally neglected to mention that the picture of the A. O. Oswald Son general store, of Free-land, which was the subject of our July 3 Journey Into Yesteryear, was through the courtesy of Harrie McClellan, of Freeland.) Gleason's Fabulous Roundhouse for Sale PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (AP)-Com-edian Jackie Gleason's fabulous roundhouse is for sale.

The asking price of $800,000 includes, among other things: Two curved bars, one enormous round bed, television sets in ceilings, one movie screen, one glass-encased cylindef tub for stand-up bathing, a marble dance floor, his and hers fireplaces, a 400-record phonograph, an electric organ, a grand piano, a card room, a billiard table and 250 tons of carrara marble. The rotund comedian built his dream house in his own image-in 1959. Almost everything is College teacher, and Stanford Uni- versity professors developed a sys-, tem using colors to represent vowel sounds. Rhinehart said the system en-I abled a nonreader to identify a 'sound with a color and the con There are stuntmen and stunt-men, but only four can be rightly called "The Four Stuntmen of the Apocalypse." For sixteen years, Fred Hag-gerty, Dave Wilding, Peter Brace and Joe Powell have worked as a team in daring action for motion pictures. Most recently, they defied death in "Captain Sindbad," spectacular new King Brothers Production.

So far, none of the quartet has been seriously injured. "But I came close," says Joe Powell, who started his exotic career as a British Commando parachutist. "Most of our accidents happened in the first couple of years when we were green at movie stunt work. I had to ride a motorbike into a tree at 40 miles an hour for one picture. The trick was to go off at a slant so that I would miss the tree as the motorbike wham tea f.rr Wll.

First Tlmt 5 I PICTURES nwnM I horses at high speed, or in having them "trample" on him during a stampede. The King Brothers used him as "Gorgo" in their famous monster film. Peter Brace is an all-around stuntman without a specialty. He is the largest, almost and probably the strongest. In the deluge on "Captain Sindbad's" ship, Brace hung from one of the cross-pieces on the main mast.

When the water (tons of it) hit the ship, he had to hold on long enough to withstand the initial impact and then fall to the deck some 30 feet below. "Captain Sindbad," an Arabian Nights fantasy, starring Guy Williams and Heidi Bruhl, features Region's Bargain Show Place $1. Per Car Full $1. A CHARLES SCHNEER production fusion of several sounds for the same letter was avoided. Of San Quentin's 4,500 prisoners, about 900 are below fifth grade ability in reading.

MOURN JUNKING NOVI LIGURE, Italy (AP)-It-alian rail buffs are mourning the junking of old "550.025," the country's first electric locomotive. Built in 1923 for service in this Alpine area, she was capable of a top speed of 31 miles an hour. tASTMAN COLOR NOW is ihe lime to OPEN a SAVINGS ACCOUNT at Mountain City Savings Loan Assn. 22 N. Wyoming St.

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It has two stories of gleaming and polished wood anchored in blasted-out rock and cantilevering over a sloping lawn toward a gentle flowing brook and still pool. the executioner's trained elephant. This Year's Big Adventure And there were plenty ot oppor in the other man," he declared. "It's a matter of character. When Joe is supposed to be in a certain place at a certain moment, I can Walt Disney tunities for the four intrepid stunt JOHIIWSHE wmm men to do their stuff.

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