DOCSLIB.ORG

JFK, Macmillan Near

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
JFK, Macmillan Near ' DJttribu+Ion Today 2Jf075 Oral SH I -0010 VtjL. 85, NO. 128 iKatt dulf, Hntu tknogti Friday. Iuoa4 Ctul faust PAGE ONE HU U W Bud art at AMTOOMJ MtUlng OCfieu: RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1962 7c PER COPY Vandalism in Rumson JFK, Macmillan Near on LONDON (AP) - The British now under construction and the Cabinet formally approved to- cost of the changeover is not an day the plan President Ken- over-riding factor. nedy and Prime Minister Mao Nuclear Deterrent millan hammered out in the Ba- The impact of this British- hamas to give Britain the Polar- American meeting is Intended to is missile instead of the Skybolt go far beyond the substitution of to keep the British nuclear deter- Polaris for Skybolt in the British rent alive. arsenal. Machinery is being, set Informed sources said the in motion which can permit Cabinet gave its unqualified sup- Britain and France to. have a port at an 85-minute session after form of independent nuclear de- Macmillan conferred with his terrent — an increasingly sens!- ministers by transatlantic tele- (See MISSILES, Page 2) phone. NASSAU, Bahamas, (AP) - President Kennedy and Prime Finance Minister Harold Macmillan were on the verge' today of a historic agreement to end the trans- (HIM FUN — Rumton police impact.a home at 93 Weit River RA which was found atlantic missile conflict and pro- Company in, thit-jcondition yesterday morning. The tad state of affairs also greeted Mr. and ject broad outlines of a new long-range Allied defense strate- Mn. Paul Bogotka of Jersey City who took title to the dwelling Saturday and moved gy- Robbed there yesterday.. Damage incurred by vandals with cans of spray paint has been esti- The clouds of controversy which ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-TWO mated at between $2,000 and $3,000.. Surveying the damage are Police Chief hovered over, the British-Ameri- can summit meeting were break- men wearing blue knitteJ stock- William H. Zerr, top right, with Patrolman Walter Pomphrey, and at the front cf ing up, and officials said the re- ing caps over their faces held up the house, bottom, Patrolman Pomphrey. ; • • . • • sults should open a new era in Bell Finance Co., Re. 3d, yester- North Atlantic nuclear defense. It day and got away with $300 in was heralded in some quarters as cash and one check. a means of easing the difficulties According to police, the holdup with President Charles de Gaulle men, armed with a .38 caliber of France and bringing the West- pistol and a carbine, walked In- em Big Three eventually .under to the finance office about 1:35 a single nuclear deterrent um- p.m. and announced: brella. •This is a stickup. Don't touch anything or say anything." Would Take Time One of the armed robbers Officials conceded, however, went directly to the cash drawer, that all this would take time. police said. "We are looking six or seven T~j three office employees— years ahead," a British spokes- Richard Nolan, 106 Tent Dr. SANTA'S OFFERING — Santa Claus (Kiwanian Joseph Holiday) it shown on a visit man said Thursday night after the Spring Lake Heights; Miss Mar- two Atlantic Pact leaders con- garet Mertz, 52 Second St., High- to the pediatric section of Rivorview Hospital where he gave presents to Ann cluded a second long day of ham- lands, and Miss Margaret Durien, Merley, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Marley, Red Bank, and Douglas.Borden, mering out the enormously com- 7 Columbia Way, East Keans- 3, ton of Mr. and Mrs. John Borden, Lincroft. plex problems they face. burg, were herded into the back Macmillan sent his Conserva- room.* tive .government in London a de- Police said the bandits shut the tailed report on the plan to equip door, placed a chair under the Britain with Polaris missiles as knob, and fled. substitutes for the thousand-mile, According to police, Mr. Nolan Garden Apartments Plan bomber-bora Skybolts whose de- was .able' to force open a door velopment the United States has which led from the room Into an decided to abandon. empty office next door.. • Polaris Agreement Police said Mr. Nolan *et off Is Presented in Little Silver The Polaris' agreement Is ex- the burglar alarm and then freed pected to be announced In the LITTLE SILVER — A proposal plans the construction on an II fects of high tides on a proposed the women. for construction of garden apart- lot tract which lies In the B-l package sewer plant. Gotmntmique at the end of the Chief Sterling Sweeney, inves- conference late today. ments is pending here for the sec-commercial zone. Several exist- Rental Plan tigating officer, said that ap- ond time in the history of this ing structures would have to 'be Mr. Lippoff replied' that rental The United States abandoned parently nobody saw the holdup borough., ; razed. would b.e by one,- tyro" and three- the Skybolt program because of men enter or leave the building. five /test failures, new concepts' Presently:the borough does not The meeting was attended by year' leases and added that he Police described one, of the have apartments or zoning pro- did not anticipate occupancy by and its'- high cost. MacmlUan's men as six feet, two inches in five residents of the area who, government desperately sought visions for them. white not warm to the proposal, transients or armed forces per- Police Press Investig^ioh height, wearing a blue sweat The Toning Board of Adjust- sonnel. an alternative since it banked on shirt with a hood and light col- decided to seek further Informa- RUMSON—Police are working around the cost of the, damage at near $3,000.• • •; the missile to carry British nu- ored trousers, and the; other as ment last night heard the appli tion before voicing objections. He described the construction clear warheads and keep Britain cation for a use variance of the as two-story, all brick veneer. clock on a case of vandalism which shocked ' Clemence Adeskavitz of Shrewsbury, the five feet, 10 or 11 inches in height, Mr. and Mrs. H. Denman the residents of the West River Rd. section builder, tentatively set the cost of die damage a member of the nuclear weapon wearing a brown jacket. Both Larrabee Land Corp., a local The sewer plant plans were of this borough. ' at closer to $2,000 but said the" figure would, dub. Polaris presented an an- wore gloves, police said. concern seeking permission to mith of 10S Oceanport Ave. described by Peter A. Farrell of A tome at 93 West River'Rd., between be much higher if the stone work must be re- swer. According to a company build what was described as ex- questioned the methods of con Yeomans Brothers Co., New Bellevue and Buena Vista Ave., was defaced placed! • . British sources said Polaris can spokesman, the finance office ecutive, terraced apartments at struction and rental and the ef- (See PLAN, Page 2) with red, blade and white paint on'three of its The spoiled walls will require three coats be mounted on British submarines insured, "but not federally." the southern end of the borough. •ides on the eve of its occupancy by the dew of paint, he said, and the delicate stone would Principal of Firm owners. present a problem. ' Speaking for the organization DISCOVERED BY NEIGHBOR NO SUSPECTS were Milton Abramoff, of the Red The act was discovered by a neighbor at In beginning the task of preparing esti- Police Chief Warns Bank law firm of Abramoff and National, World T:20a.m. • ( mates of the damage. Mr. Adeskavitz ob- Apy, and Leslie Lipoff, who de- Vandals had marred the grey shingle sid- served that the vandals had not broken or scribed himself as a principal of ing, ths' stone front, shutters) windows and stolen any property nor entered the house. the firm. News in Brief steps, with patterns and words apparently He added that;a window had been, left Merchants on Traps Mr. Lipoff told the board he applied with paint from spray cans. open and that, the culprits sprayed paint HIGHLANDS - Police Chief and twice, again this year, wished to construct 64 apartment From the Wires of The Associated Mr; and Mrs. Paul Bogotka of Jersey City around and on it; getting some paint inside Howard Motiahan yesterday is- around Thanksgiving. units, four of them with two bed- took'possession of the house Saturday. They the house. - . ..-' • sued a warning to all merchants Mr. Cohen said the trap was rooms and 60 with one bedroom UN MAN TO CONGO moved there yesterday' afternoon. '.. : . Police Chief: William H. Zerr said last in town against setting booby of an explosive nature and would near Parker's'. Creek between UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Robert K. A. Gardiner, the Mr. Bogotka had been at the new house night that no suspects have yet been appre- traps to ward off burglars. have torn a person's arms ofl. Oceanport. Ave. and the New UN chief in the Congo, headed back there today to direct the until 8:30 p.m. Wednesday with workmen who - hended. ,• : . : . The warning came on the heels Mrs. Cohen said the trap York and Long Branch Railroad next "phase of the drive to end the 29-month-old secession of were installing carpets. He assigned Lt. James Shea and Patrol- of the disclosure that such a trap scared her. She told The Regis- tracks. Preliminary plans showed Katanga Province. " DAMAGE ESTIMATED man Walther PompHrey to the case yesterday had been rigged in Cohen's Mar- ter that she finally prevailed up- the apartments situated in two Gardiner, a Ghanaian, followed an eight-man U.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 8.112023-24 Bk Menotti Amelia EU 26-03-2010 9:41 Pagina 16
    8.112023-24 bk Menotti Amelia_EU 26-03-2010 9:41 Pagina 16 Gian Carlo MENOTTI Also available The Consul • Amelia al ballo LO M CAR EN N OT IA T G I 8.669019 19 gs 50 din - 1954 Recor Patricia Neway • Marie Powers • Cornell MacNeil 8.669140-41 Orchestra • Lehman Engel Margherita Carosio • Rolando Panerai • Giacinto Prandelli Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala, Milan • Nino Sanzogno 8.112023-24 16 8.112023-24 bk Menotti Amelia_EU 26-03-2010 9:41 Pagina 2 MENOTTI CENTENARY EDITION Producer’s Note This CD set is the first in a series devoted to the compositions, operatic and otherwise, of Gian Carlo Menotti on Gian Carlo the occasion of his centenary in 2011. The recordings in this series date from the mid-1940s through the late 1950s, and will feature several which have never before appeared on CD, as well as some that have not been available in MENOTTI any form in nearly half a century. The present recording of The Consul, which makes its CD début here, was made a month after the work’s (1911– 2007) Philadelphia première. American Decca was at the time primarily a “pop” label, the home of Bing Crosby and Judy Garland, and did not yet have much experience in the area of Classical music. Indeed, this recording seems to have been done more because of the work’s critical acclaim on the Broadway stage than as an opera, since Decca had The Consul also recorded Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman with members of the original cast around the same time.
    [Show full text]
  • {PDF EPUB} Free Willy the Shark Master Based on Episodes of the New Animated Series from Warner Bros
    Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Free Willy The Shark Master Based on Episodes of the New Animated Series from Warner Bros. by Ann M Free Willy (TV series) This television series was produced by Warner Bros. Television, Regency Enterprises and the Canadian company Nelvana for Warner Bros. Studios. The show, which aired for one season (1994) on American Broadcasting Company (ABC), continues the adventures of the orca Willy and Jesse, the boy who freed him from captivity as shown in the film. In retrospect, the series also anticipates multiple plot elements of the film sequel, Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home , released the following summer. The overarching conflict is reminiscent of Moby-Dick : a powerful oil baron, known to the main characters only as a cyborg called "The Machine" until the final episodes, loses his arm and part of his face to Willy while committing an environmental atrocity and wants revenge upon "that rotten whale. and his boy". Contents. Jesse, age 14, has been adopted by his foster parents, the Greenwoods, and they have moved from Seattle to the Pacific coast. He is given a job at the Misty Island Oceanic Reserve, a local wildlife rescue and research institute where Randolph, his Native American mentor from the movie, now works. In the first episode, Jesse discovers he has the ability to talk to animals and understand their speech; Randolph, a Haida, explains that he is a Truth Talker. This revelation allows for Willy and the other sea creatures featured in the show to have full personalities and more prominent roles in key plot events.
    [Show full text]
  • Twilight Doubles Pennant Winners VETSET Is the Newsletter of Tennis Sen- Iors ACT Incorporated
    TENNIS SENIORS ACT INC WINTER ISSUE JUNE 2016 PREFACE Twilight Doubles Pennant Winners VETSET is the newsletter of Tennis Sen- iors ACT Incorporated. However the views expressed in the newsletter are not necessarily those of the committee. Membership fees for 2016/17 are due on 1 July - only $20. A membership form can be found on page 12 or on the web- site. The 2015/16 Committee comprises: President Pat Moloney (6262 3727) Vice President Graham Smith (6161 5352) Secretary Gail Jones (6254 4240) Treasurer Peter Breugelmans (6258 4261) Asst Secretary Kerry Scarlett (6291 5233) Committee John Greenup (6254 5263) The winners - Kerry Scarlett, Graeme Ainsworth, Leonie Ainsworth, Cameron Colin Lyons (0434 531 449) Steele with Vice President Graham Smith and their winnings. Full story page 8. Barbara McCluskey (6241 4402) Warren Muller (6231 0825) Annual General Meeting Website: www.tennisseniors.org.au/act The Tennis Seniors AGM will be held on Wednesday 7 September at 6.00pm, venue to be advised. Mark this date in your diary. Inside Page President’s Report 2 Vacancy for President and Secretary Charity Day 2 Alzheimer’s Australia ACT 2 Pat Moloney and Gail Jones are not standing for re-election as President and Secre- Adelaide 2017 (SA17) 3 tary at the AGM. They consider they have been there long enough and it is time 2016 World Young Seniors 3 for someone else to take over the positions and bring in some new thoughts and Tributes 4,5 ideas into the Committee. Further information can be obtained from Gail. Pat is Visitors from NZ 5 currently away on holidays and returning mid-August.
    [Show full text]
  • Leon Lishner (1913-1995)
    8l{Gf J University of Washington (1'1'1 _ mE SCHOOL OF MUSIC D~. 12., '15"2... l. -(( (.4-SS 1:2,e;: q 3 presents a/aculty recital: I Z, Cj S"l1 Emilie Berendsen, mezzo-soprano Lisa Bergman, piano .. Iiii In Celebration Leon Lishner (1913-1995) with faculty guest artists Rebecca Henderson. oboe William o. Smith. clarinet and guest speakers Professor Joseph Butwin Dave Larson Professor Emeritus Paul Dietrichson February II, 1991 8:00 PM Meany Theater <t' b.l t.::) \1\ ~.,... ~ t'" \J ,; .1 ~, ~: ! L ,.~. j U ... ; F ' 1t>'I:> from VIER LIEDER, Op. 29 (1938) ;3'Jt-Z- .... ): Rechot (Noach Stem) , 'H,;: C!:) Mazkeret (poet unknown) , )..a A. 1111 fromBEARBEI11JNGEN OSTJUDISCHER 5'3 VI , VOLKSLIEDER (1923-25) ,'\ n.r V\ ! IOndl!r'deln Kinds Wiegele " . ". , Es: Kimt GeJl~en diGilde.rn.tf, Pawe .. f. ~ 0­ Ii • ". ~.; I 'j, ., • ~., ; ': .: I .......re ·jNruMls.siON'~"-:"·" -':;~ i ,.'; ~nil '-W:Jr.i1ei-?'~~;IL<1 Jt [: .. :.;.,.<,; .!~ ,', , }1 .j:':.(:~l!.J c::~_~~ v,. ,,\5·, Son- Co.. "., '1 " .. ., ., ~ ~ . 11'1 " ':.... ·t~.".::\" 'j~~''{ 11V~';' .:1. •. 1',1. ;".~"'i.~'-!J.'; ',!;'.." ',....f ~.,"li. t- It> -<} AsaNDPHANTASIE (1943; Fri~d~cli Hotde~lin):t~.:, .. Vikto~,~lJl"~n \blO ZWEI CHINESISCHE l:IEDER(1943) l-t 'I~ ; JHp ::(1898-1944)' . ,Wanderer erwacht In der Herberge .,,: .... ,..' . Der made SoldDt' .. ' , ',' , , ~ ,/ . f''O' ' ~..:, " Il) \1)1 l-from SOL~-C0ATE n,943i; H. d. Adler 2- (/7 ~ lmmer Inm,tten -VI ; . \ I PI3 SUITE, Op. 17 (1939) .......1f4.............................................. Pavel Haas e; Furioso (1899~ 1944) \J"" Confuoco r\ , Moderato \f) \ ~ SEpM PISNO V l:.IDOvEVM T6NU, Op. 18 IL-t I (1939-40; F.
    [Show full text]
  • Brisbane City Botanic Gardens Conservation Study FINAL REPORT Section 5
    BRISBANE CITY BOTANIC GARDENS C O N S E R V A T I O N S T U D Y F I N A L R E P O R T OCTOBER 1995 5G - HISTORICAL REVIEW A History of Botanic Gardens Compiled by Helen Hamley Brisbane City Botanic Gardens Conservation Study FINAL REPORT Section 5. APPENDICES 5G.1 INTRODUCTION This historical overview outlines how the gardens have changed over time, described broadly. There are eight distinct phases related to the custodial management of the place, namely: 1828-1855 : Government Garden 1855-1889 : Walter Hill's Curatorship plus Pink & Cowan 1889-1905 : MacMahon's Curatorship 1905-1917 : J F Bailey's Directorship 1917-1940 : E W Bick's Curatorship 1940-1956 : WWII & J R Bailey's Curatorship 1956-1985 : Caulfield's Curatorship & Beyond 1985-1994 : Gardens Point Redevelopment & Beyond. 5G.2 HISTORICAL REVIEW 1828-1855 : Government Garden The site occupied by what is now known as the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens (to distinguish it from the more recently established Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens) was first used as a garden area in the 1820s when the Moreton Bay area was strictly a convict settlement. The Colonial Botanist, Charles Fraser, visited the settlement in 1828 and laid out a Government Garden on a fifteen (15) acres downstream portion of the present site3. A superintendent of agriculture was appointed to the settlement in the same year and fruits, vegetables and spices were cultivated in the garden4. Refer to Figure 3A.1 Despite the possibility of eventual closure of the settlement, mooted from the early 1830s, the garden was still thriving in 1836 when James Backhouse, an English Quaker visited Moreton Bay.
    [Show full text]
  • Download Booklet
    8.111364 bk Menotti3_EU:8.111364 bk Menotti3_EU 17-12-2010 18:25 Pagina 8 her release, and insisting she has done nothing wrong. exclaiming that he can run and jump. The Mother and The Page releases the Mother at a sign from Kaspar. the Three Kings follow him breathlessly. As he # Melchior tells the Mother that she may keep the stumbles his Mother tells him to be careful. The Kings Gian Carlo gold: He for whom it is intended will have no use for realise that Amahl has been blessed and ask if they it. He will build His kingdom on love. The Mother may touch him. They then ask if Amahl may travel throws herself at the feet of the Three Kings, telling with them. Amahl says that he would like to MENOTTI them to take back their gold – if she were not so poor accompany them. The Mother and Amahl say good- she too would send a gift to such a Child. Amahl bye to each other, the Mother all the time instructing Amahl and the Night Visitors offers his crutch as a gift. The Mother moves to stop him on what to do. As the shepherds sing, the Three him as he raises his crutch. As Amahl advances Kings, led by the Page, start their procession out of the Sebastian – Ballet Suite towards the Kings, he realizes that he has moved cottage. After a final farewell to his Mother, Amahl without the help of his crutch. Dazed he understands takes his place at the end of the procession, playing his ARLO ME that he can walk.
    [Show full text]
  • Army Man Found Shot Sewer Cost May Jump $1000000
    Devoted Complete Nrws. Pictured Community Interest Presented I'nirV, Oarly I Local Coverage And Imparlial'y Each Week Ill 3nbepent»ent • leaber Publlnhed Every Thundny U,V—NO. 11 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953 lit is Or««n etnut. WoodbndM, N. J. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Ko««»fcw Wo HW/ Wf /<"• frizes in^TA'Variety Show jCops View Prom Plan Endorsement Grows Sewer Cost Civic leaden, Officials Express Enthusiastic Army Man Support for (.ommunity-Spomored Parly May Jump Question'. What li your opinion of the community -sponsored plan to hold the Senior Prom at The Pines, complete with dancing, Found Shot entertainment and refreshment*, concluding at 3 A. M.? $1,000,000 Try to Identify Him as W«U "»n, president. Fords Lions Club—This is without a doubt the finest thing ever done for the youngsters Extension of Program to Bandit Wounded in In the township, If this prom idea Can bring1 about Inman Ave. Would 13 p Attempting Stick-up the saving of a life of just one boy or girl it will total to $5,500,000 have served Its purpose. The plan 1* worthy of the WOODBRIDO-E—A 19-year-old WOODBRIDOE — Indications mmy sergeant, attached to the support of every citizen of Woodbrldge Township to that the proposed addition to the 53rd Quartermasters, lying near assure Its success. Mrs. Rasmussen and I feel hon- sewer program to provide for the death In a Newark Hospital Is be- ored to be able to act as chaperones on the night Inman Avenue section of Colnnla lieved to be the.
    [Show full text]
  • Funded L888 .. F. Published Every FRIDAY at MILLBURRNJ FIVE CENTS Linateur Iaseball? School Board Les Mrs. Romaine* New Director
    ol, 51, No. 12 ] | March 24, 1939 ] 7 •f K 'jonunpOTH °/3„*°S ‘itaapuia SX9W ffl XMS® PKR Funded l888 .. f. Published every FRIDAY at MILLBURRNJ F IV E C EN TS copy MR. AND MRS JOS. H. MC­ MISS JANET PALMER, MULLEN, of Coniston road, have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Approval Linateur returned from a skiing holiday Erdman H ill Palmer of Pine street, Wyoming, at St. Jovlte in the Laurentian Is in Beth Israel Hospital, New­ Mountains of Quebec. Speak Here ark, where ’She is recovering Of Budget iaseball? from an attack of appendicitis. Dr. Carl Erdman, mayor of eSpite assertions that the ’ Slight Increases totaling ap­ Princeton and Professor of eco­ ckawanna League will be a proximately $1,000 were made in nomics at Princeton University, team loop this season, the School Board Mlllburn’s budget for 1939, as will be the speaker at a meet­ Mrs. Romaine* t information available this adopted by the Township Com­ ing of the Independent Women’s mittee, Monday evening. The ek is to- the effect that Mill- les Republican Club of Short Hills- rn will not be among towns largest single increase was for Millburn, at the home of Mrs. New Director Ip resented. Four standing committees of $824<for sewer maintenance due Gaston L. Chanler, Old Short The Neighborhood Association to the necessity of replacing and Officials of the Millburn Ath- the Millburn Board of Educa­ Hills road, next Monday after­ tion were e'iminated by action of Millburn Township announces repairing one section in the |tlc Association that for the noon at 2:30.
    [Show full text]
  • MENOTTI Amahl and the Night Visitors Sebastian
    8.111364 rr Menotti3_EU:8.111364 rr Menotti3_EU 17-12-2010 18:29 Pagina 1 NAXOS Historical NAXOS NAXOS Historical NAXOS Gian Carlo 8.111364 Playing Time MENOTTI ADD MONO 63:06 (1911–2007) ൿ of this compact disc prohibited. and copying broadcasting Unauthorised public performance, texts and translations reserved. artwork, All rights in this sound recording, & Ꭿ Amahl and the Night Visitors Amahl and the Night Visitors 2011 Naxos Rights International Ltd. Made in Germany 2011 Naxos Rights International Ltd. Amahl . Chet Allen 1-$ 46:25 His Mother . Rosemary Kuhlmann Kaspar . Andrew McKinley MENOTTI: Melchior . David Aiken Allen • Kuhlmann Schippers Balthazar . Leon Lishner Sebastian – Ballet Suite 16:41 The Page . Frank Monachino % Introduction 1:59 Orchestra and Chorus • Thomas Schippers ^ Barcarolle 3:38 Recorded in New York City, December 1951 Amahl and the Night Visitors & Street Fight 1:17 Sebastian – Ballet Suite * Cortège 3:53 ( Robin Hood Dell Orchestra of Philadelphia Sebastian’s Dance 2:04 Dimitri Mitropoulos ) Pavane 3:50 Recorded in the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, 26th July, 1946 The reception for the first television broadcast of Menotti’s opera Amahl and the Night Visitors (also available in an acclaimed modern recording on Naxos 8.669019) was overwhelming: an estimated five million viewers, the NBC switchboard jammed with congratulatory calls and an unprecedented front-page review in The New York Times. Quickly recorded for RCA Victor, the album became a best-seller and the opera remains a Christmas evergreen, brimming with memorable tunes for both soloists and chorus. Set in 17th-century Venice, Menotti’s ballet Sebastian, the concert suite from which is heard here, was applauded by The New York Times as an ‘unblushing melodrama..
    [Show full text]
  • Florida State Beaten Bybc
    THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington.. D. C. •** C-5 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S. 1857 gggf ~|2g i ¦¦ hßP'ww *1 tVg ' ' f» *-<¦ v »• ¦ jili "*""/¦ ~jm- T \' * *"? ,' j- }i |i -j • '•¦' ».!*•" '' \ 1 • 4 j3f "'•¦i ' 'aa v ' J " SB CHRISTY AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT—On this score, Christy gets set to pull « in a Katich pass in the second quarter for his team’s second touchdown THE WOLFPACK’S CHRISTY of the afternoon. The play covered 26 yards.—Star Staff Photo by MAKES scored three times as the Wolfpack 7 yards out after taking a lateral from John Horan. IT LOOK EASY Halfback Dick routed Maryland, scrampers over for a Quarterback Tom Katich.—Star Staff Christy of North Carolina State who touchdown in the second quarter from Photo. Arkansas Rips N. C. State Surprises Tar Heels Bounce Back Florida State Washington State Beats Tulsa, 41-14 Terps in 48-13 Rout Continued From Pare C-l< To Whip Clemson, 26-0 Bears in Thriller, 13-7 FAYETTEVILLE. Ark., Sept. by Dlayed a very bad game,” DON MEALY Beaten BC 28 (/P).—Don Christian, a could TAKEN CHAPEL HILL. N. C., Sept. PULLMAN, Wash.. Sept. 28 be considered for runnerup sprinting quarterback, 28 UP).—North Carolina un-| | STATISTICS NEWTON. Mass., Sept. 28 UP). (<s*).—Bunny passed for and honors. TO HOSPITAL FOR quar- Aldrich STATISTICS veiled a versatile attack and Clem. UNC, Don Allard, a slick Junior i WSC Calif. Gerald Nesbitt, a bull-like full- Edwards and the N. C. State i First downs 9 lft one touchdown and Bobby New- 19 Ift ; Rushing yardage terback, piloted rebounding Flr*t downs every APPENDICITIS up stubborn defense 78 2ft7 Bos- Rushing yardage 17ft 229 : back.
    [Show full text]
  • Varsity Hockey Carnival
    ®l]e Pni6i>rsity oi (fitcmislaith ;^tubcntgi' ^efospctp:. CIRCULATION PROVED BY UNISSUED CHALLENGE TO BE GREATER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER WEEKLY PUBLISHED IN THE 'VARSITY. Vol. TL, No. 21 Friday. Tst Sejitember, mvi. Price 2d. AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES 1e;!in won 20 points to PI. Diinhtp led CARNIVAL. (II.- !'i>M-er<ities" team, 'with Haye- vice- WHAT'S ON cartain. The play was keen, but as was The Kyogle mail for Sydney on Sun­ only to he expected both >ide> .siilfercd day, .-\ngnst ^'\ was croAvded. The Ex- FRIDAY. Isl Sept. — l.^f) p.m. in the Avay of eoiiihination, ov tin: players h.ibition had concluded here and many S.C.:\l. Address- had not peen to^-ether. Haye-i. Minnis, people' were anxious to "movc> on." At Philosophy Poom. Winrisor, Si'cock. Wilson. Ciimiore. and the end of the long train the Onveriior- Ryan were chosen from Queensland. (iinerars ear was attached, and <tuite SAT CR DAY. 2nd Sept. — S p.m. Theodore Avas [iiiabh' lo play fni .•leeoimf near the enji'ine in one carriage. thon<rb Men's Cluh Fancv Dress Dance of a'l iiiinry. --o Cutmore moveil into the in dilferent ecmipartiiKMits. Avere Univer­ -^:\laiii Hall. Sydnc.v "hookers" position. Py;in look sity footballers and side show artists and Cnlinorc's position front I'ow. When artistes. The booking elevk had made a MOXD.\Y. -Ith Kept. — 1.2ri p.m. hc^'jelt wes forced to relir,- early in the serious nii.stake. The foriiKn' wer(> on I.R.I.'. Discussion Group: lo'M'-h and !^liep!ierd dropped hack info holiday bent, whereas the latter Avere ''Organisation of th(> Leau'iie Mie full hack position, AViinhor t.''ot his over-tired after endeavouring to draAV of Nations."' L'tnofdniily bv filling th(> po'-ition iiiadt' crowds to one liartieiilar side show af the —]\lods.
    [Show full text]
  • Sunday Morning Grid 1/10/16 Latimes.Com/Tv Times
    SUNDAY MORNING GRID 1/10/16 LATIMES.COM/TV TIMES 7 am 7:30 8 am 8:30 9 am 9:30 10 am 10:30 11 am 11:30 12 pm 12:30 2 CBS CBS News Sunday Face the Nation (N) Paid Program OK! TV College Basketball Ohio State at Indiana. (N) Å 4 NBC News (N) Å Meet the Press (N) Å Football Night in America Football NFC Wildcard Game Seattle Seahawks at Minnesota Vikings. (N) Å 5 CW News (N) Å News (N) Å In Touch Paid Program 7 ABC Rock-Park Explore This Week News (N) News (N) News (N) Ocean Mys. Sea Rescue Wildlife 9 KCAL News (N) Joel Osteen Hour Pastor Mike Woodlands Paid Program 11 FOX In Touch Paid Fox News Sunday Paid Program UFC Embedded (TV14) 13 MyNet Paid Program Paid Program 18 KSCI Man Land Paid Church Faith Paid Program 22 KWHY Cosas Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local RescueBot Transfor. 24 KVCR Painting Painting Joy of Paint Wyland’s Paint This Oil Painting Cook Moveable Martha Pépin Baking Simply Ming 28 KCET Wunderkind 1001 Nights Raggs Space Edisons Travel-Kids Doc Martin Seven Grumpy Seasons Father Brown Saving Souls 30 ION Jeremiah Youssef In Touch Leverage Å Leverage Å Leverage Å Leverage Å 34 KMEX Conexión En contacto Paid Program Fútbol Central (N) Fútbol Mexicano Primera División: Toluca vs Tigres República Deportiva (N) 40 KTBN Walk in the Win Walk Prince Carpenter Schuller In Touch PowerPoint It Is Written Pathway Super Kelinda Jesse 46 KFTR Paid Program Paul Blart: Mall Cop ›› (2009) (PG) Choques Zona NBA XRC We Bought a Zoo ›› (2011) (PG) 50 KOCE Odd Squad Odd Squad Martha Cyberchase Clifford-Dog WordGirl 21 Days to a Slimmer Younger You Il Volo: Live From Pompeii (TVG) 52 KVEA Paid Program Enfoque Enfoque Jungle 56 KDOC Perry Stone In Search Lift Up J.
    [Show full text]