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4B I—TOOt CAKUNA TUB SATURDAY, APRIL S, 1971 Judge Alexander Awards Day Speaker at NCCU, lira. Breta Melton Alex ander, Guilford Judge, will be North Carolina Central Uni versity's Awards Day speaker on Friday, May 7. Judge Alexander, who was the first Nepo elected as a judge In North Carolina, is a native of Smith field, where her Gather was • Baptist minister and her mother a public school teacher. She attended elementary school Danville, Va., and Dudley High School in Greens boro, graduated from North I THIS WEEK-END 1 BfeO" TelevfsionflMS Thursday Highlights 4 pm - BKCAI'SK WE CARE Exploration of the role of ihe teacher is con tinued in this series, which has been designed as a posi tive approach to the drug problem for the educational community. WI'XC 4:31> pill. - TWILIGHT ZONE lt's morning, and while a convicted man awaits hanging, his execu tioners and many other people are wondering why the sun has not riseu. Michael Constantinc stars in this incredible journey into the Twilight Zone WRAL 7 :w p.m. ALIAS SMITH AND JONES "The Root of H ,\11" Judy Carne stars as a proper Philadelphian *ho can display most unladylike behavior when the occasion demands which it frequently does in a wild and woolly hunt for a buried Army payroll. Pete Duel. Ben Murphy and Tom Ewell also star. WRAL 8 M> p.m. NORTH CAR OLINA Arturo Rivera of Statesville performs on the guitar: old time musicians perform during last year's activities at Union Grove: and the North Carolina String Quartet plays a selec tion by Mo/art. WI'NC o p.m. - MOVIE - "Brainstorm'' 1 19H.V Ex mental patient Jim Grayam enters into an affair with his employer'* neurotic wife. Friday Hig 4 in p.m. - CHEYENNE The C.amWe" Robbie •James's daughter is coming home from Boston, and nob hie doesn't want the cirl to know be owns a saloon. Clint Walker. Evelyn Ankers and Theodora Davitt star.' WRDU 5 p m. - BIG VALLEY - Victoria and Atwlra are taken hostage by three inept loi.bcr.v Warren Oats, Christopher Cary. Linda K\cii'.» ar.'l Barbara Stan wvcl. star WT\ I) 7:» P 111 - NEWS SPE CIAL "lnside Sctoland 'S'i.rti" is nariiitvd by Davxl \i.rn Cii.TH 'as visit a trail ing school for BoMiies: the crime laboratory: and the ap'ly mured Blfck Museum, v.h.ch hou»«* photos of in famous killers. mur tier v.c.i|mi,s. awi .-inh grisly m- mma'illia :•» a taimtuia k>"er from .I.i'. k the Ripper ar.'i a coi'retion of torture newer* Th- Yard's top .ihs mall their toughest ca c. and the renowned h lan "i S -mland Yard ch.!- v. :'n hi- one-time nr i '.- .. |->i«iie i hapman. a s.ii«-c:;it>.•■!" pir excellence v.ho lirran l " a World War II brio WlilM* v. ft pm - NAME OK THE GAME - ' The Enemy Before t -" Orson Welles n«i! tries tils drama, lead ing (■•."•iiits from Thomas Woife's novel '"Sou Can't Go Home Av.iin " Dillon returns to h t o!l ri'-inhlxirhofid in Marh.if n'* Little Italv, Saturday Highlights 7:38 a.m. MOVIE - "TV Angry Red Planet" stare Les Tremayne. WRAL 2 p.m. BASKETBALL The East-West All-Star Basketball game will be pre sented. WTVD. WFMY 2:30 p.m. - DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIE - "Tor rid Zone." )#4o> A local bad man recruits a band of marauders from among the workers on a plantation in a tropical country. James Cagney and Ann Sheridan star. "Every Girl Should Be Married" is the second feature. WRDU J: 30 p.m. SPORTS - Action is aeeo on the Pro fessional Bowlers' Tour. WRAL 4 p.m. GOLF Con tinued action is seen from Um CBS Golf Classic WTVD 4 p.m. SPORTS Roller Derby time again. WFMY Carolina AftT University and became the first Negro woman law graduate of Columbia Uni versity School of Law. Judge Alexander was for more than twenty years en gaged in the general practice of law In Greensboro. She is licensed to practice in North Carolina and New York and has been id mil ted to practice before the U. S. Supreme Court snd sever*! Federal District Courts. She is a member of the American Bar-Association. the Together. I hey devise a plot Jin? will kill her husband I and then plead insanity. All goes well until it appears that Jim inay really be losing his mind Jeffrey Hunter. Anne Francis, Dana Andrews ami Stacy Harris star. WRDU '• 9 p.m - MOVIE - "Lover Come Back" 1 HMiJI Doris Day ami Hock Hudson star in this spoof of Madison Avenue that focuses on an executive who uses glibness. • sin and girls to win ac- • cunt*. Tony Randall and l'.ilie Adains also star. WFMY B:.'W p.m. DAN AUGUST "l*rognosis: Homocide" Dr Michael Scrling was apparently the intended reci- ' pient of a bottle of poisoned whisky that killed two dere licts. But the doctor's strange refusal to cooperate places him and the case J in a different light. Burt i Reynolds. Fritz Weaver and | Susan Oliver star. WRAL 1 10 p.m. SOUL Guests f tonight include Kv>' *' t Gang, a soul group; the, gospel-singing Voices . • Kast Harlem: anc: poetess Mae Jackson. V/UNC 11 p.m. MOVIE 'Too Young to Know" (1945' Two youngsters marry after a whirlwind courtship, and trouble develops because of differences in temperament. Robert Hutton and Joan Leslie star. WRDU hoping to recapture his youth. Instead, he finds his stepmother seriously ill and Iter son involved in drug 1 traffic. Tony Franciosa. Martin Balsam and Richard Conte star. URDU 9 p.m. MOVIE "0 Hat a. United States Treasury" An agent for tin 4 U. S. Treasury Depart ment's Bureau of Customs tries to close the bonks on a widespread smuggling operation. David Janssen, l.ana Wood. Jerome Thor and Garv Crosby star. WTVD. WFMY t p.m. NET PLAY HOUSE - "Redilick" - An inner- city minister attempts to help a group of alienated teen-agers who demand that he literally permit his motives to stand trial. Donald Harrnn. Don Borisenko, Gary McKechan ' and Joan Darasevieh star. WI'NC 1130 p.m. - DOUBLE •FEATURE MOVIE - "Fast anil Sexy" ■ltalian-French. I#W'. A wealthy young Italian widow returns to her hom» tow n where shejii o ceeds to charm all th* e'e- , ciiilc men. (>ina WiHolirigida and Dale Robertson star. "California Conquest" ' 1W52» The leader of the Spanish California!)*, who want to join the Cnited Slates, fights a conspiracy to deliver Cali fornia to the Russians. Cornel Wilde awl Teresa Wricht star. WFMY 5:30 p.m. MOVIE "At Mont* Carlo" stars the inscrutable Oriental de tective Charlie Chan, match ing wits with the meanest of international hoodlums in the gambling capital of Europe. WRDU 7:30 p.m. - SPORTS - Championship wrestling is seen from Florida. WBDU •30 p.m. MOVIE "The Nutty Professor" stars Jerry Lew is and Stella Ste vens. A college chemistry professor, known to every one as a shy weakling, dis covers a formula that will turn him into a dynamic playboy. WTVD 11 p.m. - MOVIE - "His Kind of Woman." WRDU 11:30 p.m. - MOVIE - "Good Day for a Hanging" •tars Fred Mac Murray. WFMY 11:30 prrt. - MOVIE - "The Nun s Story." WRAL American Judicature Society, the American Trial Lawyers Association and state and local bar associations. She is the author of a book of poetry, "When Is A Man Free?" Judge Alexander has also taught high school in North and South Carolina and was a college assistant librarian. She has served on several boards for various civic and educational enterprises and has received a number of honors from educational organizations and civic groups. St. Augustine's Receives Loan Of $433,000 Saint Augustine's College, Raleigh, has received from the Federal Government a check for $433,000 as a loan. This amount closes the cost of the one million and thirty three thousand dollar New Class room Building. The difference between the $433,000 and the cost of the building was provided by Saint Augustine's through gifts and grants from friends, foundations, churches, cor porations and the Federal Government. Last year a Title One grant of $325,000 was received from the Federal Government. Jfie college provided the differ ence. This loan cornel under Title Three of the Higher Education Facility Act of 1965. The loan will be amor tized over a 30 year period at three percent interest. President Robinson ex pressed great delight in closing out the bond nei« -lions, as the New Clas • m Building represents a significant oppor tunity for Saint Augustine's Collo to pr vide a i'.ch moit construct "e ■. its students The college has already be gun to receive funds, no., nly to amort:; the loan, but to assist an maintaining the build ing. Dr. Robinson said that it will cost $25,000 a year to maintain the New Classroom Building. President Robinson said "We are grateful to the citi zens of Fuieigh for the part they played m making these facilities possible. cMlcale. _ duit Stan Place, favorite makeup artist of top fashion models and stage, screen and television stars, has definite ideas on eye makeup. "Eyeliners are much less ob vious this season, but no less important," says Stan. "It is vital to put 'darkness' at the BL r«M»t of Hie lashes. Without it. eyes can look blank and ex pressionless." So, how is that accomplished? With the new Kluidliner from Clairol. It's an automatic liner with a teeny, tiny brush that flows in root tint between the lashes ... so fine it can l>c put • D on first, and then the rest of the eye makeup. Kyes look brighter. lashes thicker, and the overall importance of the eye* subtly stressed. Stan feels hairstyles evolve from a previous fashion. Cur rently, he favors the short, close-10-the head look created by Hu|(h Harrison for Clairol The hair at the nape is left long. Really long. The result ... casual, flattering and ex tremely versatile. ,1 PV J HM K * • |t/r # YOUNG STARS— The Jackson 5. Motown's young supergroup, who were discovered by Diana Ross, appear on Miss Ross' first own TV special. "Diana!" Six S. C. Students Enter Mobil's Week Contest ORANGEBURG, S. C. - Six sophomorei at South Caro line State College are in con tention for the opportunity to spend a Week in the Business World, a program sponsored by Mobil Oil Corp. J. R. Bentley, a representa tive of Mobil, has already in terviewed the students and the winner will join students Old Charter There's no friend like an old friend, 3PINT S FIFTH XIVTGAL. I Charier IJislilW 01 Aged Kentucky Bourbon.The smoothest one you'll ever know. which airs on the ABC-TV Net work, Sunday, April 18. 10-11 P.M. (EST and PST) The J5, the world's hottest young con temporary jiroup, entertain from other predominantly Black colleges March 30 in New York City. The students in contention are Anie L. Alston, Gwendo lyn McFadden, Burbette Moorer, Jeff Singleton, Paul Leverette, and Ernestine Simp kins. The program offers an op portunity to learn first hand with some of their top hits on (ho show, including "Mama's Pearl." "I'll Be There," "Feel in' Alright," and 1 a dance ver sion of "Walk On By." about careers in modern indus try; a chance to see how a large corporation functions; an opportunity to meet and question graduates of Southern colleges who have "made it" in business; and an opportuni ty to become familar with the educational requirements, em ployment procedures and in terviewing techniques of busi- neat. All travel, lodging and re lated expense will be handled by Mobil as well as expenses connected with trips during the five-day program. eewows ret. SqxMfce Aute in THE uerHEgL/^PS• i'^Ps A.»oss CROSSWORD i Citrus fruit noWN 20 Ja P an " ■3liiaiuMd3H3M 5. Daub of 1. Deadly cse WKh- A g»* trtEpfg paint 2. Preposition festival [TnTw V gjßjol jm Q|d 9 Choir *'• Castle s 21. Single mJ 5 numlH-r protection unit £&■ B* 7 JIHoK 10 Loss 4 Blunder 22. Number i Kjjgjj|g frequent •' Stream 2.1 Roof ) 1M 12. Oil of Kscapes orna- gnHßßscjßjpTl| rrisi. tii-l :*lk IHlallgl ItlCnt [ST3! vS!OihB XH W§ 1:;. 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