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ri 1-7 U-Tlit Mnb4 iKMi Friday Aig 2 1943 Youths Accused Dennis The Menace SWIM Hartford Pay-TV Year Old 9 Mentors Officially Pleased Desegregation Ordered Of New Orleans Porks RKO General and Oe Zenith Radio Carpi partners ta tha experiment get toe film from all the major Hollywood studio cept Universal and 20th Century Ftar Negotiations ere now under way with Fox O'Connor said and hope ta still held that fintnrua Rim will become avaflabta RKO aad Zenith reportedly are spending eome $11 million for the three yean of the mperime RKO ta Bring its Hartford affiliate WHCT-TV to conduct the teat Appeal Rejected Pay tetaviaon-hu met some opposition from Ha natural foee-thrntrrr owners end commerc broadcasters Bid last October the Ui Supreme Cburt rejected aa appeal fay theater owners to tha Hartford experiment the fibne Hartford viewer get heavy diet of spa events Them todudo fti showings of prixe fights regional HARTFORD (AP) The Ohio's fink taigfraeal teat of pay television is now a year old and its mentors are officially pteoicdw But not everything measured up to expectations For cue thing the experimenters acknowledge that fiist-rua films an Mill not available tor the pay teteviaoa subscribers JJN a And tha announced goal of eome subscribers within a year ai faltaa short by about X000 The man hi charge of Hartford's Channel 18 James aay however that the number of eubsenbers ta "not too meaningfuL" vice president and meral manager ofRKO skn Co say is mote to have the proper aim pie of viewers to develop data for evaluation purporea Tanned Enough The present 3000 subscribers an enough he say' As for firat-nin movies toe viewers have been seeing what are called "subsequent first-rua" Elms These films art available 17 days after a first-run showing ta a Hartford movie house Lately viewers have been paying $1 to $125 to see inch film "The Man From the Diner's Club:" "The Chapman Report" "Son of Flybber" of Wine and Roses" and "Whatever Hap-to Baby Jane" TE0NWMJJ3I UMRAaOBTCSERyiSDS Tha deririen iceued by the three-judge pend alao called lor decegregatkn of the New Orleeai Recruuoa Department -Issuing the sweeping ruling were US Circuit Judge Jobe Miliar Wisdom of New Orleans and Federal District Judges Robert A Ainsworth Jr and Herbert Chrietcnbeny The Judges said however that private groups may continue to use the public facilities if such use is not a veiled attempt by the state or city to maintain tog-regation i The court apparently left the door open for use of perks and playgrounds by segregated pri vate athletic teams A special three-judge court was empaneled to hear the case because involved questions under Louisiana's dbnstitutioo If any appeal is made it will gn directly to the US Supreme Court-by-passiflg the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals hero: The suit was brought by HE gross who asLed that the 105 public playgrounds and recreational centen be opened to persons of all races "Th decision not at all surprising" Mid Lester Lautea-schlaeger director of the recrea-tk department Mayor Victor Schiro Mid he ould have no comment until he studied the decision CRy Park which is edm letered by a aeparaia board been desegregated since 1958 Negroes have been using the City Park goi I count and other iacU-itles tar sometime Another city-owned park Audubon else allows Negroes to use its facilities except for the golf which is operated by a private dub Tlie same three Judges all from New Oricana-ordered Municipal Auditorium desegregated bat June 2S NEW ORLEANS (AP) Three federal judges ordered Thursday detegregaifcn of all New Orleans public part playgrounds community centen and cultural faculties AT POPULAR PUCES! mm iUJ THE OMVM f- IAMUOTS tmmm0 DA DAY Ftowi At 1:11 Mi At COM! TO OUR Hootenanny EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING Country Musk hy H0W1K1 FRANKY STANGE THK SHADOW 'dN THE DRUMS Hut trass Sirji By TED CHIR 1 AIR CONDITIONER McConnell's I Restaurant HEART MAIN PRESENTED IN COURT-Stato Met LL Donald Paige (left) beds John Dewsee of Mlddletewe hto Circuit Court 17 ta Bristol Thursday after being charged with the mwder af Henry Robtitard af Briatei a handyman at Cooke's Tavern RobOlard died July 2L (AP Wtephoto) WASHINGTON PARK SO COAL City Hall And FRIDAY at 8 PM Early Bird 7:45 Cases Continued For 3 Held In Plainville Theft-Slaying SANFORD BARN ON THE POND Hemden Cans greetaesly by rendtafight in HtUETURBULENTTREMENDOllS! tgrpn-fifinymMiivra BRISTOL ill The cases of three penon arrested ta connection with the fatal beating of a Plainville man during a restaurant burglary were continued until Aug 15 ia Circuit Court Thursday John Dawson 29 of Middle- town was arraigned on a charge dwith- of murder and ordered held out bond ta the staying of Henry Robiltanl 71 of Bristol Robillaid wee found io the Plainville restaurant where he was employed as a Janitor He died of his injuries Juft George D- Holt of Ptainville and Marion Miller IE of New Britain were arraigned bn charges of conspiracy to commit breaking and entering with criminal in- Judge Yale Matzkin set bond at $50000 each A fourth person sought in the cue turned himself in to New Britain poiica Thursday He was identified James Cliff -21 of New Britain Ha also was charged with conspiracy to break and enter with criminal intent and -will be arraigned fn Bristol Circuit Court this1 meriting RobiUerd wu found badly beaten bound and gagged in Hie restaurant on the morning of June 25 The Mfe containing l2JQDwaagone At the time of his arrest police mM Dawson had a tang police IkconL Authorities Mid be hid once served time in JaiJ for auto theft COCKTAILS LUNCHEONS DINNERS The beam epoelalty delldana IROILED STUFFED LOBSTER Far naarvattaea cd CH S-792S Ave Wlhar Cm hitau Ta Of Stealing Stripping Bike Two Meriden youths accused by police of stealing and stripping a bicycle were among four arrerts itdo by local polka yesterday Detective brought charges of larceny against Fred A Liedtke 17 of 74 Plumb Ave and Edward Mugavero IE of 1133 Hanover Ave after police Hid the boys allegedly took a bicycle from the Ceppa Field pool last sight and stripped it for parts They were released ta $100 bond each for trial Aug 1 Anthony Sabatucd 21 of 000 Old Colony Rd was' charged by Drt Roberts with breach of the peace alter aa alleged domestk incident last night 'Frederick Moniewski 17 of 415 Breed St was charged by patrol mam' Henry McKean with tailiue to drive a reasonable distance apart after the car be was driving struck a car driven by Donald Fraser 49 of 31 Pine- tree Whig Neither driver Wai injured in the accident which took place shortly after 3:30 pm ta hunt of 1333 Main St Moniewski is scheduled far court appearance Aug 29 Frondizi Prison Hotel BUENOS AIRES -Deposed President Arturo Frondizi left his hotel ia San Carole de Bar-a free mas Thursday and flew to Bums to offer sd-vice to Die newly elected president Dr Arturo Mia Outgoing president Jom Maria Guido also offered to adviae Elia and formally faivited Mm to take over the presidential office suite L'MIMJ tmnmiTEm ACADEMY 8MLRD WNCR I WWiCE OF AR4BU Nifas pa (San 7JI-Taa( 7:11) Moiiaeei 2 pjn Everyday Kais hlurlir in spring byingioN ta The Carinas Savage' I (Twe gkaws 18! a a i HAL MARCH CeD Emm SOath 7-E25I FSm Foods ExccBmt Servieo DtShtful itmosphefo YOITLL FIND THEM ALL AT CHARFAIT CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT II Mata St Far I New Britain BA I-7M7 Open 7 Days A Wank Year Hart Oaaifa Tow FOR YOUR COMFOIX 4- faha Vara AI III life Dlml Ava IMra I Of fan BtoM At Bin Ce fadUttaa far afi FUMED 8 ULTRA PAWAVISiOR HT- Sal MMa Baa Dana ASaUa llJBi Ova Ta S1U Altar i I a a I a I a i a tl tl tl tl ti II 3f I tl a 1 ti -fl 0 ti 1 ri tl 7 8 a II fa a I'f tl I a i 1 NEXT: DIOR VAN DYKE "EYE EYE BIRDIE" Leaders Tighten Reins On NY Demonstrators and entertainment The viewere pay a $10 kstalta-tka fee for a decoder that wito their regular television ograms hava which athe viewe Inside toe decoder the bifi for toe -entertainment recorded on a tape Prices nags from cents to $L5L EVE box OPENS Trig SHOW STARTS 7HS MATIN El SAT IdD TECHWiCOLOR AN MK0U FWTUR I Shan MaHa SttSl Kaa MaMa HJS ChlhL ia AH Ttawa Only IPECiAL DATES FOI AVARAIU 7 DAYS A WEHC lliiil 1 8c coons 5 te 10 PJM AT 850- rK AUGUST 3rd The Foboleos FO URACES Toll Mo "Stranger In -m nl Coins In TTo bnro Is A Mony Splondorad JOAN BAEZ PLUS Aa STAR REYUE Dineer ShewtfOO LriaSnrildtfM MJe sea fie ALBERGHETTI WawMaWet I $1 JO Entertninmairi Onega DINNERS I NIGHTLY DINERS ClUDo AMBL EXPRESS Mi 4 Dtoo Sn tank ri OK tnwn Sriok Rmdnw Umg hp Mpmd Stes UhrRBmwJMinrUMUSaeSTMShDMHMto tonT Mori Sa Oririto Tram newsmen: "We are experimenting with delaying tactic where the pickets win ik and delay the trucks then walk off a matter of crmecienca of toe individual whether he chooeee to be arrested" BfflEBii TELLER'S LANES MldrieWaid kto: A OPEN lOWLINft DAILY Pnaa Vn Im Vri Than -aa1 nJk-Trt lak If i Dl ammiid 7-3377 vawvixnHawai WNMtUlriNM I 7 KM 1VB I ftupAH f'Brtowwancwf AIK CONDITIONED Knder lame managemeni a ICTORSJCOLONYIINN EVERY TUES WED THURS FKI FILET MIGNON FuR LOBSTER Served from COMING ATTRACTIONS 7 Aug 10th JERRY VALE Aug 17 HOOTENANNY i 9 4 1: 1 7 pi- Vi FIRST RUII A6ES! Blisaiilii llwi hiH Itaiw tMrt UrMlmt Thriller "THE MEAT ESCAPE" la Cater Tw Thriller INIIer "IEAUTT AND THE BEAST Neelt "FLIPPER eed THI suvr July 29 Aug 3 ANN SOTHERN GOD BLESS OUR BANK ROLAND WINTERS -FrWwtlii SMleMS hr tea I Xqw turns T5VQR KSTUtAKT liNra a Mtar Umtn OWNS WHY INMT-UO Pi "THE rlY-UHERT RIVERSIDE UFE MMIMMIMI IS Mil JgjiindayjAugust 4J MOTORCYCLE JAMBOREE I All Free fDAILYlHIGHLIGHTS Uaa Stop 8 Shap RMaCaapawa Tana to Fri iaa Aft 8 Eva MONDAY DONIIS MV Kmim a msauOMB ulo Dims In StadluH -Start 8:11 WEDNESDAY Bargaia Katas aa Aft A Eva HHaJHURSDAVflBHM FvawoHi OliplayH Stadium 10 MOUHB Me i I 0 A Traa CtrcaAelH Fra Shotl AreSWAflYZtrfll I EVEAV MV ParkOpaeaat 1 PM Open Aft 8 Eva frH FsritlnfFfM Admlstlte TONITE NEW YORK (AP) Leaders tightened the reins on Negro Job demonstrators Thursday in the aftermath of Wednesday's near riot at a Brooklyn hospital construction site There were more 40 arrests but no mas vi- Heavy rata squalls swept tim city off and on during Jthe day qudling tha ardor of some of tha pickets They are demanding a halt to all publicly unieea guai truction te of 25 per to Rkan Sreffbe Witt PoBee A Negro acuflled wito police at toe Downstate Medical Center site Brooklyn after an officer confiscated a cache of eggs a patently intended as missiles Police also climbed girders of the hospital to bring down Negro pickets -J In a Manhattan demonstration ppUca lieutenant grabbed a picket from in front of a moving truck and both men narrowly escaped injury or death Picket have consistently sought to halt construction trucks There were 21 streets in Brooklyn where pickets got out of band Wednesday punch kicked polke and relied a cry of "police Two pickets and two polke officers suffered minor injuries before the outbreak was brought undn troL v' Chlnere Demeuttritor One of these arrested Thursday yma a ll-yearoid Chinese demonstrator Three children alio were carried away from the hospital site during the day The Rev William A Jones Negro leader of top Brooklyn denxyutration announced toe ee-tebiiriiment o( a picketing school for Negro children Police have removed more than 60 children from tha hocpital picket line since the demonstrations July if the city in toe pari toera have nearly $00 arrests of rectal demonstrators The ftav Milton Galamlion told Keng vi GodgUlo" ta Celer at IJB ta "AWAY ALL BOATS" THE CRUISE CLUB CASUAL WEAR DANCE TONIGHT AT Air CondlHaned MANEMIO'S Berita Tnrapike Berlin FROM 3 TO 1 Mwie Bv Chubby Clorji Orch THEfflTERHJUlONM HIT JUST AS IT WAS SHOWN IN THE MAJ02 CAPITALS OFIHEWDRLOr kM Faahwa IM-fM- im SIEVE cQUEEl SUKI i lJ -H CRLI ST rtONITEI THRU TUESDATI Wander HM af The Saniner! HARTTORS OWN riTER FAU Vi IN THI TOP ROLE IN SHoctfing! Hr bo startling 'motion pkturta a Mnsualee controvtrfiialaa brUliant! aadmandertt wiSKOTba nr wittofitai adult 2ad ADULT COMEDY HITI piwk tiamr aaO Has Wevak te "NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" Extra Danes HbTaaltai (yaa Caa Mb Kaal brtal1 Free SaaT RMm Far PMn On Oar mvr JAMES JUCXARD IfeyWE CHHtfl MTTEEflgfllN ALL HEW THE BATTLE OF THE ra IN COLOR Ao" Excorsloo lito Chlllhg Jerror If-: 1 4 4 SOON: Writ Dbaay'i TSUMMEI MA8IC" T-Calsr ft A 'V i ADULTS ADM S1 JO KIDDIES FtfEE I r-e awWGEST DAT" COMB At 1:50 a IAUY 'PARANOIAC" m-r-Jii.