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Wf Democrat and Chronicle 6 Rochester, N. June 22, 1957 Edison Technical Awards Diplomas "Highest Recommendation A memorable Cue Mag Head of Schools Addresses East's Commencement tifur arm mmui an 1.." 4. I mmi a 1 lin Ml lOMePONORD, GL 3-6095 (3 SHOW STARTS 1:55 14 SURVIVORS MUST CAST MOT! TYECliE FS tiES Mffim-liMltlJI "ABANDON, Ship!" EXTRA-EARLY KIDDIE SHOW CARTOONS I PLUS I I THE MAN I fii i is Cochran Gets Yugoslavian Assignment By LOUELLA O. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (INS) Steve Cochran tells me that he has received the U.S. State Department's official approval to film "Heads Or Tails," the first -feature motion picture to be made in Yugoslavia with a Hollywood star personneL "For weeks I had been trying to get permission to make this story, written by Hans Jacoby, who also wrote 'Carnival'," said Steve.

"The signing came through the International Motion Picture Service after my background was thoroughly checked." He said he had telephoned Anne Baxter in London to see if she will co-star with him. One of Anne's best roles was in "Carnival" with Cochran. "Aren't you afraid," I asked Steve, "to make a picture in a Communist controlled country?" "No," said Steve, "maybe I can do some good." YEARS HARRY JAMES has been trying to take his band to Europe and something always happens to prevent it. Now Harry is getting his Capitol records all made, and he and Betty Grable, his ever-lovin' spouse, are arranging for their first trip abroad. Betty plans to take the children with her, and they will leave in the fall and be gone for four weeks.

Harry will open in Frankfurt, Germany, and Betty and the two children will tour Germany until he finishes, then all of them will visit London, Paris and other big European cities. VERY TOUGH Jack Webb wears traditional campaign hat of his office as "The D.I." in picture of that title now playing at the Paramount Theater. I fc af haa 17 it a mm mm UGbl CIO I Of EASTMANCOLOR 2 "Sheer I tt ora ieitjwn fffi Con't from 2 P. M. Air-Condltloned (SKI r.M.'l:MJ i MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 1 Serial Cartoons llrrndayt 2 plus Ben Gazzara Pat Hinqle I "The STRANGE ONE" Howard Duff Victor lorf "R1.Irinb Vatohiim.

Desperado Slllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllff SMftWA4Uiul SHOWN AT 2:00, 4:50, 7:30, 10:00 mm te yrv ml Mm it ku paring KZvnjmw TYDOL Olin0N.t0MU STATION ih fm HTTCHCOCX AT HIS BEST! AT -55 fmummmm a now LATIN (C iftf I 4 i Xl Ik 1 I i 4 ujv ft; i 1 AIR CONDITIONED tumng LAURENCE JOAN irnD ii. 8 I vyj-M 1 UNC "WJRGE SANDERS 1 fradnd by DAVID CX SELZNICK I Two Theaters Shift Bills East Avenue's two theaters will change bills today. The Little will show "Secrets of the Reef" is a documentary produced at the Marine Studios in Marineland, and is said toi tell a true story that is stranger than science-fiction. The Regent, in a sudden decision to move out "The Wayward Bus," is showing two return pictures, John Wayne in "The Quiet Man" and Joan Crawford in "Johnny Guitar." The Little's new picture explores the mysteries of marine life in the coral gardens below the sea, looks at an octopus, a father seahorse about to give birth to the young in a seahorse's singular fashion, a jellyfish and turtles, lobsters, shrimp and a host of fishes, such as the 6argassum which is almost invisible. Nurses to Give ConcertTonight Two student nurses at, Strong Memorial Hospital will present a musical program tomorrow (Sunday) night at 8 in Helenwood Hall at the hospital.

Performers will be Donna Magendanz, 'cellist and pianist, and Beth Homan, pianist and mezzo-soprano. They will present selections from Schumann, Schubert, Puccini, Mendelssohn and other composers. The concert will be open to the public. I I a i 4 tTmi ALERED "tchcock if ihiS Clayton E. Howden, vice president of the Rochester Telephone last night presented diplomas to the following at graduation exercises at Edison Technical Industrial High School: LeRoy C.

Abbott, Frederick J. Adams, Brace Barletta. Glenn A. Bayer. Daniel J.

Begy, Garry I. Brown, Donald F. Brunette, Arthur E. Caton, Dennis G. Chaoman, Paul T.

Cheren- zia. Paul D. Clarcq, Calvin W. Clark, James B. Clarke, Daniel G.

Coast. Anthony W. Coffaro. Ruuell J. Colombo.

Robert P. Consler, Eugene A. Crandall, Paul L. Cunningham, Andrew B. Czornobil, Karl H.

Ciymmek, Richard A. Czyzewki, Kenneth P. Davies, Charles R. Dempsev. Richard J.

Derleth. Richard L. Diehl, Robert J. Domalski. Edward F.

Ehrmentraut, Robert H. Essig. Joseph R. Farage, Robert H. Fields, Manfred W.

Forst, Uwe S. Forst, Francis R. Fousse, John P. Frank, Ronald W. Furdyn, John P.

Gallagher, David J. Goegin, Gordon C. Goodman, Ravmond F. Goole, Robert J. Hagler, Paul E.

Happ, Marvin J. Heeg. John J. Hermanowski, Gerard J. Hill, Samuel E.

Hodgetts. Ronald B. Holzschuh. Dewey E. Horning, Donald T.

Hosenfeld. Gerard F. Hummel, Michael Jacopile, John J. Kaiser, Charles J. Kruppenbacher, David W.

Kulzer, Richard F. Kunzelsauer, Gerald F. Lane, Joseph W. Lakowski, Charles R. LeBlanc, Robert W.

Legg. A 1 InmmnU A ftfMM Georae W. Lurz. James D. Lynch.

Al bert J. Malerk, Donald G. Marcello, Edward S. Mathews. KObert Matthews, Robert G.

McKague, Fred J. Mertz. James F. Messmer William C. Mikiewicz, John H.

Miller, Stephen H. Miller, Carl J. Momano. Harold K. Moran.

Howard E. Morf John A. Mueller, Kicnara a. rviuei-ler, William H. Mykins, Oluf L.

Nielsen, Charles J. Nientimp, William L. O'Laskey, Anthony G. Orlando, Louis R. Ottnod, Angeio u.

i-aiermo, jonn J. Pandina, Frederick R. Pedeville, Da vid Piatt, Stanley J. Prewasnicak. Gregory L.

Printy, Franklyn A. Ra-chow, Harold E. Riehtmeyer, Frank X. Carmen J. Rivoli, William A.

Rodman, Gerard F. Salber, Bernard R. Schmitt, William A. Schreiner, Lawrence Schulman, Peter J. Shafer, Jerold N.

Schaff. John- A. Shane, Charles P. Shedarowich, Eugene R. Sheils.

Una, Walter R. Stanley, Dennis A. lina. Waltre R. Stanley, Dennis A.

Ktrattnn Arthur H. Tanehe. Gary L. Thomann, Michael J. Tracy, Joseph D.

Tuchrello, Paul J. Tucker, David A. Twamley. Peter R. Vandenberg, John D.

Van-TWWalle. Paul A. Vaushn. John H. Verdouw, George E.

Vogel, Robert W. Wahl, Leroy R. Walnright, Albert J. Wersinger, John F. Williams, Robert J.

Williams. Robert R. Woodhams, Philip Zdanowskl. PHOMC at. 1-0040 Martin In "Ten Thousand Bedrooms" Shown at 4:30 10:00 olse Burt Lancaster Katharine Hepburn "THE RAIN MAKER" Show." at EAST ROCHESTER a) 1 Today ZJ Con't.

from 2 P.M. Deborah Kerr Hobt. Mitchum "Heaven Knows Mr. Allison" Randolph Scott "7th CAVALRY" Kiddles' llrthday Party 5 Color Cartoons ft The Big Western In A Class With Gun Fight At The O.K. Carra.

"THE LAST WAGON" plus "LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING" ft to Extra Cartoons LATE FEATURE 10:25 P.M. The movie that dares to be different! HECHT. HILL LANCASTER present A Bachelor BY THE MEN WHO MADE starring DON MURRAY Recommended for Adults Only mm'pUo George Montgomery "Cun Duel In Duranuo," DANCE MUSIC I 2 DAYS ONLY s. WASHINGTON ST. K.

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Howard C. Seymour, superintendent of Rochester public schools, last night ad dressed East High School'i graduation exercises at Frank lin High School. Awarded diplomas were: Thomas A. Anastasl, William Ami-lone, John Apoitolou, Salvatore T. Battalia, Robert M.

Benedict. Charles A. Bcrwiod, Louis Bianchi William F. Blaisi, Gilbert L. Budd, Elbert Butler, James R.

Ccrniglia, Charles Con stantino, Michael B. Coyle, David M. Curtis. Richard DiMarco, David E. Eidman George H.

Elferlnk, Arthur N. Falvo, Hugh W. Fraser, William Groemming. er, William T. Highfield, Harry Hi! bert, Donald J.

Hoffman, Richard Jas- Itulski. David A. Kelly, Paul G. Kozlowskl Francis C. Lagona, Gary A.

Lang, Daniel M. Lawrence, Frederick Wil liam Lockemann, Alan A. Lohrmann, Thomas Marchese III, Andrew P. Mar- rocco, David Mars, Robert Martin Gary Maybee. Richard S.

Maybeny, Richard A. Meyer. Lawrence Moore, Paul C. Murano, James Mylacraine, Michael G. Nicola.

Richard A. Olles. Steven Papons. Nicholas J. Paern, Lawrence Pellearino.

Dominic J. Pietroslmnne Anaelo Prestieiacnmo. Carl Prima- vera. Robert A. mtcnara, cnaries w.

Provenano. Joseph Rallo, Dietrich 0. Rat. John Muo. Delbert F.

Rom Samuel Ruasirrl. Richard A. Salamone. Car men Santora. Joneph C.

Saporito, Ar ms Sarma. William sannd'rs, uon- ald C. Schmlzzl, William A. Schneider, Lynn A. Selke.

Santo J. Seminatore. Francis Sidotl. Charles Skolny. James F.

Smith, Kenneth E. Smith, Anthony Spano, Lionel A. speranza, josepn W. Staudenmaver. David S.

Storace, Gary E. Sutorius. Thomas E. Tomalty, Roy B. lorktngtnn.

fcvans p. vansei- low, James R. Villone, Philip Vinci-guerra, Roy Vinton, Alexander Volta. Robert I. Walcrak, Robert Wickman, Ron ald Wickman, William Yatrs.

Carol V. Acker. Judith K. Ader, Rosalind Anee, Ida G. Appleton, Betty A.

Arcara. Estella P. Atkins, Lucy Bel- lanca, Alice Bence, Joanna M. Benti veena. Patricia A.

Bianchi. Gloria Bolleman, Judith A. Briskie, Margaret A. Hrone. Ruth J.

Brown. Jacoueline M. Bruins- ma. Carol A. Buca.

Diane Buca. Chris tine Buehler, Marv A. Callari. Marie A. Callea.

Geraldme Camerata. Jean Cantrall. Patricia E. Carpenter, Annette J. Caterino.

Mary nicnein. Annette E. Citro. Sandra D. Clelland.

Carol A. Content, Charlene Cooke, Anna Corradino, Svbll A. Crain. Sandra L. Cromwell, Frances Deegan, Carol F.

DeFraneo, Lois J. Deisinger. Ruth C. DeJager, Virginia Dejulio. Patricia A.

DeMott, Mary L. DiSalvo, Carole J. Duffv. Judith A. Dumdel, Barbara Jean Fmler, Brunilde Evangelista, M.

Phyllis Eygabroad, Joan Fantaurzo, Linda A. Farmen. Joycelyn A. Fell, Marilvn N. Feola.

Mildred Ferrara, Judith Gallagher, Janice Gareana, Kathryn A. Garo-falo, Margaret R. Gemignani, Elaine M. General, Henny Uershuny. Shirley Giamhrone.

Norinne Oilman, Ann Giunta, Geraldine A. Gliottone, Maria J. Godoy, Sharon J. Greeory, Suzanne B. Guenther, Saralee Haas, Billy Habeck, Marv A.

Hartman. Margaret O. Heary, Phyllis A. Herrick, Sandra J. Hertzel, Roxana S.

Holowka, Maureen Hourigan. Frances J. Hungerford, Judith A. Kemp. Phyllis A.

Key Roslind E.l Lambert, Marie Lasnino, Christine Lewis, Angelina A. Longo. Patricia Loplano, Annette Loray, Carol M. Macklnder. Alberta Marasco.

Marie Leta Mayne, Sandra Mazzo, Beverly A. McGrath, Elizabeth J. Moore. Eveline Nlcoletti, Constance A. Nucd, Linda A.

Orlebeke, Donna Palmateer, Marilyn B. Palumbo, Margaret Parno, Suzanne Pavone. Carol R. Polito, Nora A. Privitera, Diana M.

Ramsperger, Shirley Randazzo, Patricia S. Recine, Barbara A. Reed. Vivian M. Rlvoli Patricia D.

Ross, Patricia G. Salo mon, Joanne Santora, Florence L. Sen-embrl. Judith Schendel. Lorraine Schlaffer, Claire W.

Schwennker, Pau line J. Seitz. Sarah L. Shaffer. Eliza beth J.

Shaw, Alberta J. Sheldon, Ann F. Shipman, Norma E. Simpson, Carol B. Slaffieri, Nancy L.

Steegar, Elaine K. Stevens. Melba A. Sotrv. Diana J.

Surace Rose Surace, Roselvn M. Surace, Marv A. nuttera, Margaret bwetman, Jucmn R. Talanco. Carol J.

Townsend. Ro berta J. Trommer, Josephine J. Tubiola. Valerie R.

Van As. Alice A. Vander- Biiroh, Jovce S. Vetusto, Betty C. Walter.

Marv E. Wilcox. Susan J. Winder, Beth-Anne Wright, Diane Wright. Loretta Ann Zak, Barbara J.

Ziats, Patricia A. Zona. St Aqnes C'ass Given Diplomas St. Agnes High School grad uating class of 40 girls received diplomas Thursday night from Bishop James E. Kearney.

The 40 were: Carol Bettner, Carole Blel, Vivian Bruckel. Margaret Ann Burns, Barbara D'Ambrosia, Jean Donnelly, Norcen Dries, Marie Finks, Anne Carol Glo- gowskt, Carol Hart, Mary Ann Hiloert. Virginia Holz, Sharon Humbert. Leilani Kelly, Virginia Kemp. Patricia Kramer, Eileen Krenzer, Mary Ann Kuhn, Margaret LaTour, Judith LeBeau, Nancy Mahoney, Dona Masters, Sandra Masters, Joanne McCormick, Agnes McEntee.

Marv McEntee, Anne Marie Miller, Rita Otterbein, Carol Rider, Eileen Robinson, Martha Jo Rotoli, Joanne Savino, Jeanette Schmitt, Judy Schusterbauer, Sheila Sentiff, Kathleen Sheehan, Mary Diane Smyth, Suzanne Statt, Patricia Sullivan, Karen Wundes. DAR Medalists Feted At Chapter House More than 100 sixth grade pupils who had been awarded Good Citizenship Medals by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution were feted yesterday afternoon at the DAR Chapter House. The medalists were judged for honor, courage, service, leadership and scholarship, according to Mrs. Harold T. Lambright, chairman.

City Court Judge John P. Lomenzo congratulated the boys and girls. a Quick move in Hi JXjbJJJLL 2 Co. of the use LING RD. BETWEEN DEWEY AVE.

GREENIEAF RD. PHO' CHARLOTTE 2-222 Fran Ung Pond Id. or Ml. Itcd Blvd. aiily occetiible via Oewey Ave.

to liag Id. From lakt Ave. to Itock Ave. end Grnlaf Id. THREE HITS Shown At 9:07 JEFF CHANDLER-JEANNE GAIl RUSSELL-ELAINE MICKHKM KMUS'iDWAIlD ANDSEWS A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE EXTRA-LAKESHORE "IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA" Horror ct 12:50 COLOR A itfi JACK CARSON i I AND A I fdfcffi if RICARDO MONT ALB AN gets back tomorrow from New York where he has been discussing co-starring with Lena Home in "Jamaica Inn," which will open at the Imperial-Theatre on Broadway in October.

The only thing that stands in the way of Ricardo saying "yes" right away is that he made a pilot film, "A Night in Havana" for Desilu, and if this is sold he won't have time to do a stage play but it takes forever and a day to sell these pilots. Rehearsals start the first week in August, and the play will have a tryout In Philadelphia and other eastern cities before the opening. There are thirteen songs by Yip Harburg and Harold Arlen. AUTO LOOTED A black leather bag contain ing $115 and a money changer was stolen from his car parked at 111 Seager between 12 p.m. Wednesday and 9 p.m.

Thursday, Kenneth E. Ottman of 118 Seager St. reported to police yesterday. He is an em ploye of Rochester Transit Corp, DANCE Caller FLOSSIE RANEY Every Sat. Night MANITOU 600 CARS FREt PMKDW Filmed on locele In U.

S. Military Academy In the South! Bon Gaizara In "THE STRANGE ONE" Plus "PORT AFRIQUE" Shown At 11:10 lex Offices Open 7- p.m. Show Starts At Dusk KldditM Under 12 Always Free LATE FEATURE TONITE 10:30 P.M. ROUGH, RUGGED AND vl FAVORITES Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier made a big hit in "Rebecca," an old picture now back as re-issue on the Cinema screen. Showtimes Today DOWNTOWN MOVIES Lotw's Don Murry and Carolyn Jones in "The Bachelor Party," 1:05, 4:10, 7:15, 10:20.

ParamountJack Webb In "The D.I.." 12:40, 3:55, 7:10, 10:30. Palace Harry Belafonte and Joan Fontaine in "Island in tho Sun," 12:50, 4. 7.10, 10:25. Regent "Quiet Man." 1:30, 3:40, 9:50. and "Johnny Guitar." Cinema Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine in "Rebecca," 2, 4:50, 7:30.

10. I.IMIe "Secrets of the Reef," 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45. 9:50. Capifnl "Rawhide Years" and "Kansas Raiders." NEIGHBORHOODS Arnett "Ten Thousand Bedrooms" and "The Rainmakers." Lincoln "Incredible Shrinking Man" and "Gun for a Coward." Lyell "The Strange One" and "Port Afrique." Monroe "Strange One" and "Blackjack Ketchum. Desperado." Rlalto, E.

Roch. "Heaven Knows. Mr. Allison" and "Seventh Cavalry." Riviera "Strange One" and "Blackjack Ketchum, Desperado." Sun "Mole People" and "Curucu, Beast of the Amazon." Waring "The Strange One" and "Port Afrique." Webster "Strange One" and "'Shadow on the Window." World "Zombies of Mora Tau" and "Man Who Turned to Stone." DRIVE-INS Central "Abandon Ship" and "Man from Laramie." Empire "Tattered Dress" and "Mister Cory." North Park "The Last Wagon" and "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing." Rochester "Tattered Dress" and "Mister Cory." Slarllte "Abandon Ship" and "Guns of Fort Petticoat." City Men Grads Of Banking School Two Lincoln Rochester Trust officers were graduated last night from the Graduate School Banking at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J.

John W. Gabel, assistant vice president in the bank's credit department, and Francis J. Moran, assistant secretary of Corning Trust office of the company, heard Lincoln Rochester president John'W. Remington deliver the school's 21st annual commencement address. Remington, a graduate of the first class at the Rutgers school, called on the new graduates to their knowledge for the betterment of their communities.

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Described as a "dance review," the program will present various types of dancing from tap to classics and including modern jazz, character and toe dancing. Dancers are from teen age and down. Tickets are obtainable at the studio or the box office at show time. THE FDR STORY NEW YORK Dore Senary, who used to be executive producer at MGM in Hollywood, has announced a deal with the estate of the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt that gives him exclusive right to formulate a play about the late president. "Sunrise at Campobello" is what he Is calling the tentative script, the title referring to the Roosevelt summer home in Canada.

"THE STRANGE ONE" Ben Gaizara "SHADOW on tht WINDOW" Phil Carey Betty Garrett Filmed on Local In U. S. Military Academy I the Ssethl Ben Gaxiara In "THE STRANGE ONE" Plus "PORT AFRIQUE" NOW AT AIR-CONDITIONED RK0 PALACE CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES AT REGULAR MOTION PICTURE PRICES Late Show Tonight 10:25 Matlnte Price Eitended Te P. M. James MASON -Joan FONTAINE-Dorothy DANORIDGE Joan COLLINS-Michael RENNIt Ms DIANA WVNVAftO tfOMN WWJJANet TIPHIN BOVD ABK.SVDNtV Harry BELAFONTE NOVf FOOTSTEPS THE NIGHT 1 tarrtsM BOi ELLIOTT 1000 Car Pork'nci 1.TT.J- Jh.SSV' Cm OjDtODAY ft SUNDAY GRAIN STEWART EXTRA-WASHINGTON "THE BLACK ROOM" Karloff at 12:50 CARTOON A i unnor nc uia Don Dubbin I urn monica Lewie Lin McCarthy ZSA GABOR JEFFREY STONE 7111 KREMLIN Mil tsrt muHV ma CURTIS MILUR-KEKXEDY Scott All ClnemascODO Show 2 ALL TIM GREATS "THE QUIET MAN" IN COLOR STARRING JOHN WAYNE MAUREEN O'HARA BARRY FITZGERALD plus i I LOTS OF PRETTY 2 of the Great Technicolor Action Hits Aide Briai Kanieribi Tyrone COME KARLY HII KJDDII PUTtlOUNDS mmw mw IMrmilUD.

flsW seomvnu ioT OPPOSITI AIRPORT aim hi s.j. I NENRIITTA RD. I Jell Tony Wm. Vj Hear JeU Tony 6 KIDS Charlton "3 COLOR ON ChandUr Joanne Craln "TATTERED DRESS" Curtie Martha Hye "MR. CORY" Holdon Nancy Olson "SUBMARINE COMMAND" Kiddle Kartoons at 1:20 -COME- "JOHNNY GUITAR" IN COLOR STARRING JOAN CRAWFORD STERLING HAYDEN Chandler Joanne Craln "TATTEIIED DRESS" Plus In Color Curlie Martha Hyer "MR.

CORY" CARTOONS AT 1:50 FREE LOLLIPOPS Power Mai Zetterlina- ABANDON SHIP" I W. Heston Anne Baxter VIOLENT PEOPLE" Technicolor CARTOONS AT 1:21 THE MAGIC SCRltH STARTING TODAY-COOL 320 LO. AOINT BROAD STREET 2-5980 FOR A III IP VAN IINII CHILDREN UNDER II PU.