The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 20

TWENTY -i HITS I A DRIVER IS ARRESTED driver was charged with reckless driving yesterday after Stratford police said his car crashed into a police car which was stopped at the Intersection of Hurd and Paterson avenues. Arthur M. Kimmerle, 42, of itonybrook road, was given a THE BRIDGEPORT POST, FRIDAY, MAY summons to Town court May 21 Policeman James Gallic)! said he was stopped on Kurd avenue 6, 1960. JV vutlJU I 1 I Patterson avenue, when the Kimmerle auto emerged from Patterson avenue, making a right 'turn, and struck the police car head-on. There were no injuries, but bolh cars- had lo be towed from the scene.

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corresponding secretary; and Walter Zukerman, of 56 Everett street, sergeant-alarms. The fraternity will sponsor its annual Wistaria banquet Sunday in Journey's Inn. At the student council elections this week Frajik Mizak of 345 Connecticut avenue, was elected president for the 1960-1961 academic school year. Mizak Is a business administration major, a member of the fnterfratemily council, treasurer of Iota Delta Pi fraternity, a member of the Newman club, and a past chairman of the freshman week Elected tr the position of vice president was Philip Organ of Long Beach, N. Y.

Organ is a member of Sigma Omicron Sig; ma fraternity, a past member of student council, a representative of men's senate, and an officer of Southport dormitory. The new officers will be installed at the student council dinner May 15 in Bru-Conti's. Frederic Pike, president of the senior class, announced that let: ters will be sent this week to all graduating seniors as well as all graduating sophomores. The letters are designed to raise money for the class gift which this year will go toward the clock that will sit atop the new student center. i The senior class officers are attempting to raise $1,200 to finish off payment of the clock which was begun by last year's aling class.

Pike innounced lha commencement tickets will be distributed beginning May 16 in the public relations office, Cortright hall. A carnival which will feature talent competition and the selection of a Greek Queen and a picnic will highlight the Inter-fraternity weekend which will take place on May 14 and 15. The carnival will be in the Technology building parking lot, and will begin at 8 p.m. The "Greek Queen" will be chosen from fraternity and sorority candidates on the basis of beauty, talent and personality. The picnic will be in Woodland Stratford, beginning at noon May 15.

The weekend Is being planned by a commiltee headed by Walter Londergan who is the president of the inter-fraternity council, assisted by Frank Forni and Jean Richqns. Kjell Svendsen, a senior ma- ioring in foreign languages, has been awarded a $3,000 National Defense Education Act Scholarship for the study of Swahili anthropology and sociology at Howard university, Washington, C. Svendsen is a dean's list student and is president of the German club. The Men's Housing Office has announced that contracts for the academic year 1960-1961 are now being sent to dorm and off-campus students. All deposits must be in by June 13 or upperclassmen will lose their dormitory priority.

Commuting will be limited next year to students who live within a driving distance ot 50 miles from the university. The Spring concert by the University Concert band will be pre- Kay Ann Mesaros and Judv Chapman, both of the College Cursing, attended a meeting he National Student Nurses as sociation in Miami from April lo May 2. Miss Libby Zarorin he nursing faculty at the university attended the American Nurses association annual convention which also was in Miam rom April 30 to May 4. Sigma Phi Alpha fraternity has announced its slate of officers for he Fall semester as follows: Richard Moss, presdent; John toch, vice president; Ronald verrilly, treasurer; Jerald Pat recording secretary; Wil iam Everett, corresponding sec retary; and Mathew Onuska, ser geant-at-arms. The new officers will be initiated during the Wis aria Ball weekend.

Miss Judith Rabinor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rabinor of Woodmere, N. has been chosen as the Scribe's "cutie he week" and her photo will ap ear in the next issue of the campus newspaper. Miss Rabinor IS and is a freshman majoring elementary education.

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10 A.M. lo 6 P.M. 12 Noon to 6 P.M. ALSO: NAUGATUCK, HAMDEN, HARTFORD NEW LONDON sented In the university gymnasium on irfay 15 at 3 p.m feature of program will be the Concerto for Piano by Griei featuring William Sinclair whc is sophomore music major. AH mission Is free.

Sculpture produced by stu dents majoring in art education is being shown hi Lincol room of the Carlson Librar through the month of May. Wor completed during the Spring sem ester represent the first cours in sculpture offered as a require merit in an art major. Studio in Dana hall will feature othe work by art students in draw mg, design, painting and crafts. on A Salute Mother By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK-AP) Mother is queen for a day Sunday. In world of dispensable men rrtnains the Indispensible woman.

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9-S SUNDAY, MAY 8 IOCA1ION: o( Wilbur Crow Port way (Exit M) on 5 Passing Show FRED RUSSEU 'Montezuma' Set For Filming With John Huston signed to direct, the fabulous story "Montezuma" starring Kirk Douglas as Cortcr--has been sel for filming by Brynaprod for re lease by Universal-International. To be brought to" the screen on a scale comparable to Bryna's $12-mlllion "Spartacus," also for Universal release, "Montezuma' will entail over a year of pre production including the rebuild of Montezuma's fabulous city in Mexico. It is contemplated 1 will become a permanent touris attraction following production. Impressed by enthusiastic ex- ubitor reaction to "Spartacus, 1 as indicated by advance bookings he Douglas Company and the itudio believe they have fount "Montezuma" another block- wsler project. The former is now the completion stage at' U-l or October roadshow premieres.

"Montezuma," which Houston las.long wanted lo do. will be roduced by Eugene Frenke and idward Lewis, who are (unction- ng in a similar capacity on Jrynaprod's "The Hot Eye 01 Heaven." starring Rock Hudson and Douglas. This latter film, also for release by Universal-In- ernational, goes before the camera on location in Mexico this week under the direction of Robert Aid rich. These three films will repre sent a production investment in excess" of $25,000.000. In addition to the portrayal by 5ouglas as the bold conquistador Cortez, the title role of Montezuma is still to be cast as are our other major starring roles.

Huston comes to Universal in ate May from Ireland for pre- iminary conferences with Edward Muhl, U-I vice-president in charge of production, and Byma- prod officials, following "these neetings, the Academy Award- Vinning director will commence hts assignment in mid-June to direct Misfits." On its com- iletion Huston goes to Mexico or a protracted, stay for "Montezuma" pre-production planning, location-site scouting. Theater Time Table Gut More Out Of Life Go Out A AMERICAN "Who Was That Lady?" at 8:45. "Murder by Contract" at 7:25. 3ARNUM "Bridges al To- at 9:30. "Country at 7:40.

BEVERLY Goes War" at 6:30, 9:30. "Corn- it 8:15. anche Station CANDLEUTE FIX TWIN )rive in-- "The Trap" at 8:00. Place in the Sun." at 9:45. CAPITOL (Milford) "Toby Tyler" at 2:00, 7:00, 10:00.

"The Rookie" at 3:30, 8:35. CENTER DRIVE IN "Who Was That Lady?" at 9:45. "Thiry-Foot Bride of Candy Rock" 8:20. Me When t's Over" at 6:15, 9:30. "Third at 8:20.

FINE ARTS rpheus" at 7:10. 9:20. "Between he Tides" at 6:50, 9:05. HIPPODROME "Who Was "hat Lady" at 8:42. "Good Day I for a Hanging" at 7:17.

HI WAY "Babette Goes to War" at 6:30, 9:30. "Comanche Station" at 8:15. LOEW'S POLI "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" at 1:00, 3:05, 7:20., 9:20. Short subjects I at 2:50, 4:55, 7:00, 9:05. MAJESTIC "The Fugitive Kind" at 2:25, 5:50, 9:10.

"Three Came To Kill" at 1:10, 4:30, 7:55. MERRITT "Young Philadelphians" at 7:05. "Summer Place" at 9: 15. NORWALK DIVE IN-- "Please Don't Eat the Daises" at 10:00. "Menace in the Night" at 8: 10 A A Don't Eat the Daisies" at 7: 10.

3: 10. RIALTO "Who Was That Lady" at 8:45. "Murder by Contract" at 7:25. RIVOLI-- "Never So Few" at 12:45, 4:55, 9:05. "Girls Town" at 3:23, 7:33.

STRAND-- "No Name on the Bullet" at 12:30, 3:13, 5:56, 8:39. "The Square Jungle" at 1:47, 4:30, 7:13, STRATFORD "Wake Me When It's Over" at 7:00, 9:25. WARNER "Sayonara" at 3:57, 9:09. "Battle Cry" at 1:22, 6:34. WEST END-- "Who Was That Lady?" at 8:05.

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