Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 28

SECTION TULSA Movies at Drive-In Barred Pending 'Shield' A Tulsa drive-in theater Friday was prohibited from showing X-rated movies until its screen can be blocked from the view of area residents. Dist. Judge Robert D. Simms continued his temporary restraining order against the movies after the theater attorney indicated a lighting system may be installed to block the screen. The Capri Drive-in theater, 7600 Charles Page has not shown movies since Monday when Judge Simms first issued the order on the district attorney's request.

HOWEVER, THE theater has remained open by showing horror films, rated or GP for general audiences. Attorney Warren Jackman asked Simms to pass the hearing on the restraining order until a barrier could be erected. He represented the theater corporation and its president, Mrs. Marjorie Snyder. Jackman said the theater may erect a system of lights that would block the screen from residents, and also increase area, fence height at some areas.

A SIMILAR lighting screen has been used successfully at an Amarillo, drive-in theater, he said. Assst. Dist. Atty. Mike Zacharias said the district attorney's complaint may be renewed if the lighting system is objectionable to residents or fails to block the screen.

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Richard M. Nixon joins members of the Halloween party which was held to entertain "Disney on Parade" cast at the White House Washington area handicapped children Friday. Guest 'Ain't Afraid of Nobody' Pat Treats Handicapped WASHINGTON (UPI) Pat Nixon wore a gypsy costume and the White House was decorated with jack-o'-lanterns, corn stalks, balloons and witches cauldrons. When Mrs. Nixon asked Patty 8, if she was afraid witches Patty shook her head and said, "I ain't afraid of nobody." The first lady peeped behind some children's masks and said, You frightened me." Mrs.

Nixon held a Halloween party Friday for five busloads of handicapped youngsters from the C. Melvin Sharpe Health School and the Hospital for sick Children, both in the Washington area. The children God has a good purpose for you. Come to this Christian Science Lecture FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Eleventh Boulder SUNDAY, OCT. 31 3 P.M.

ranged from 7 to 12 and many were in wheel chairs or wore braces. The children had to go through a giant pumpkin that formed the entrance to the party. Each one of them got a costume poncho donated by the handicapped workers at Goodwill Industries. They were entertained in the East Room by a magician, clowns and some of the stars of "Disney and parade." And after it was over they got pumpkin ice cream, cookies and candy. Mrs.

Nixon said she borrowed her colorful, costume from her daughter, Julie. "It's the only had to she said. "It was up in the closet." Finch Freed; Promises To Pay Debt to Society CHINO, Calif. (UPI) Dr. Bernard Finch was freed Friday after 12 years in prison for his wife's murder and he said he planned to spend the rest of his life paying off his "debt to The 55-year-old Finch whipped a car out of jail gates to freedom, a new girl friend and hopes for resumption of medical practice that ended with his conviction along with red-haired Carole Tregoff.

Although he had consistently maintained his innocence throughout his sensational trials, Finch seemed to acknowledge his wife's 1959 death was no accident when he talked with newsmen after being released the California Institution for Men early Friday morning. NOW DURING GREAT MORE SELECTIONS ONCE-A-YEAR Whirlpool WEEK AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER NO-IRON CARE FOR PERMANENT PRESS FABRICS TOP MOUNTED LINT SCREEN FOR EASY CLEANING EXTRA LARGE DRUM 5 CYCLES 3 TEMPERATURES AND LOTS MORE FOR ONLY $133 00 PUBLIC WITH SERVICE CERTIFICATE LXE-5500 CLOTHES DRY BETTER ELECTRICALLY No One Can Sell You a RCA Color TV for less! BAN KAMERICARD. 14. master charge "Lowest "Finest SOUTHSIDE DE Prices" TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES Service" 3956 S. Hudson NA 7-0551 Highland Plaza Center One Block East of Southroads Mall Peking Accepts Seat, To Send Dele Delegation UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Communist China acknowledged.

its acceptance by the United Nations Friday and said it would send a delegation to the general assembly "in the near future." No date was specified in a cablegram received by Secretary General Thant from Chi Peng-fei, acting foreign min- OSU Prof's Rites Today World's Own Service STILLWATER Services are scheduled at 2 p.m. Saturday at Strode Funeral Home here for Dr. Umaldy T. Waterfall, 61, Oklahoma State University, professor who died Thursday. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery here.

Waterfall joined the OSU faculty in 1949 and was curator of the school's herbarium throughout his tenure. Born at Frederick, he was graduated from high school at Albion and attended Arkansas Tech for two years. He was graduated from OSU in 1935. His M.S. and Ph.D.

degrees were from the University of Oklahoma. He taught at Helena and Oklahoma City Central and was a range ecologist with the Soil Service from 1944-46 instructor at OU Conservations from 1946-49 before joining the OSU faculty. Author of many scientific publications, he published a flora of Oklahoma in 1952 and keys to the flora of Oklahoma in 1960. Survivors include his widow, LaClida; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Lorenz, Okeene, and Miss Kathleen Waterfall, Denver, a son, Richard Waterfall, Ft.

Knox, three sisters, and two grandchildren. Ark City Gets Funds World's Own Service ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. Arkansas City has received $105,743 under the new federal manpower program of the Department of Labor. City Manager Ken Thompson said the money will be used to employ 19 new city employes, with $94,413 of the grant to be used for wages and $11,330 in benefits. ister in Peking but an informed diplomatic source here said, without confirmation, that a sizable delegation could be expected about Thursday.

A U.N. spokesman said there was no confirmation "in the house" for this report. IN A SEPARATE statement, which was transmitted by the New China News Agency but not sent to U.N. headquarters here, Peking demanded the expulsion of Taiwan from a all agencies of the United Nations. "All the representatives of the Chiang clique must be expelled from the United Nations organization and all its bodies and related agencies," said the NONA in a dispatch from Peking.

The transmission was monitored in Hong Kong. As did the cablegram to the U.N., the NCNA dispatch said China would send a delegation soon to the U.N. The cablegram from Peking, a message in English, was the first communication received directly by the United Nations from Communist China since a spokesman was sent here in 1950 to discuss the Korean war. THE GENERAL assembly, by a 76-35 vote Monday night, approved an Albanian resolution to give China's seat in the United Nations and its affillates to Peking and to expel Chiang Kai-shek's Chinese Nationalists. Thant sent Peking a message immediately advising it of the assembly's action.

He followed up with another cablegram Wednesday urging immediate appointment of a representative to the Security Council. There had been speculation that Peking would designate Huang Hua, its ambassador to Canada, to be its first representative here but diplomatic sources now believe that Chi will lead the delegation. If the Chinese Communist delegation had arrived by Saturday, the Peking representative could have taken over at Sunday midnight as November president of the Security Council. This could have been achieved, if the requirement for presentation of credentials to Thant 24 hours before had been observed and Peking had signified that it wanted to be known here officially as the "People's Republic of "I'm just very glad to be out," he said. "I've paid part of my debt to society and I plan to spend thesrest of my life paying the it," he said.

"BUT I'M not going to talk to you about my case or about Finch said he would leave within a few days to take a job "back East." An associate said he had been offered a job in a medical capacity in the Midwest and hoped his license might eventually be restored in an area which has a great need for doctors. The surgeon-osteopath has been seen frequently during pre-parole furloughs with a 36- year-old widow, Mrs. Neva Davis, but she did not go to the prison Friday morning. Finch said he no plans to conceal his identity as Miss Tregoff has done. "I HAVE to live with this and face it the rest of my he said.

"I'm not ashamed of what happened to me. I'm ashamed of some of the things I've done. A lot of my friends and family have suffered." the Rebels, a Nashville, Tenn. group, after four years with the Blackwood Brothers. The two groups are working on a syndicated television show to begin Nov.

8. The concert will be open to the public without charge. friends and family have suffered." The doctor disclosed he has spent a part of the past years writing a book about his experience. "But it." he said. "It's already written." For the present, he said, his plans are have little freedom to walk where I want to walk, eat what I want to eat and go where I want to go." FINCH LEFT the institute with a dark-haired, unidentified woman seated next to him in the car and his elderly father in the back seat.

At the time of the murder of his socialite wife, Barbara, in July, 1959, Finch had a fortune estimated at more than a quarter million dollars including principal ownership in a private hospital where the voluptuous Miss Tregoff was a secretary. Mrs. Finch's refusal to give him a divorce and her tying up his assets were put forth by the prosecution as the motives for the slaying. The fortune was wiped out by legal and other expenses in the three trials which finally led to conviction in 1961. CAMPFIRE GIRLS PLAN OPEN HOUSE An open house has been set Nov.

7 for the new Tulsa Campfire Girls Center, 5305 E. 41st officials of he agency announced Friday. Horizon Club Girls and staff members will conduct tours of the new facility from 1 to 5 p.m. The new Campfire Girls Boutique and the first supply center in th ecountry to be operated by a council will be on display. The supply center concept is a departure from the usual method of giving a local mercant a franchise to handle Campfire Girl costumes, jewelry and equipment.

Christian Crusade Concert Scheduled London Parris and the Rebels, recording quartet who spcialize in gospel music, will be presented in a concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Christian Crusade auditorium, 2808 S. Sheridan Road. Parris has recently rejoined OPEN SUNDAY THRU MON. BRUNCH 1 a.m.

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