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L. Parker, Norwich, department oiDcers of Temple Chapter, OES, ai^tant; Francis Garris of West About Town will meet tonight at 7 o’clock Police Arrests PiiFtell Guest Hartford, Flnt District oominan- for rehearsal at the MaMnic der; Mrs, Marion Oox of E a ^ Templa tlM Rev, Bjiur RMk, putor of Marjorie K LaVoie of 26 N. At Legion Fete Hartford, First District adjutant; Park F^REE Cotvwnant Congregetlonal Church, Mrs. Kathleen Mulkiutn will Fairfield St. was arrested by Dog Omdr, John E, Stewart, Auxiliary will be'In cherge of broadcaats, ive Irish step dance lessons at the Warden Lee Fracchla and charged President Mre. Joseph WaUebt, AtthaRoar aponaored by the Mancheater Min- with allowing her dog to roam. The American Legion will cele and Mrs, Henri Peaelni, ebainnan ithuanlan hall, Golway S t, to of the Auxiliary pest preeidenta. laterlai Aaan., over atatlon WINF gmorrow at 2:80 p.m. She la sdieduled to appear in court brate the 36th anniversary Of the Of Our Stora! Sunday at 6:35 p.m. and week tomorrow. founding of the post at a dinner- days next week at 7:15 p.m. Nolan K. Perkins, JH3, of Knoll- Members 6f the. Manchester dance Saturitoy a t 6:30 p.m, at the Tour money will be Coon and Fox Club will meet to wood Dr., Coventry, was arrested Screen Actors Mias Eleanor Pandera, daugh this noon and was charged with Legrlon Home. Ladies Night Set refunded at night at 7:30 in front of the Wat- stamp counter. . . ter of Mrs. Ernest Panoiera, 226 klna-West Funeral Home, 142 E. Intoxication. He is at present William A. Purtell of West Hart By Center Qiib East, West Agree Pwker St, haa been named'to the Center St:, to pay respects to Wil beliLg held in custody at the po ford, foroer U.S. Senator, will be Sign Contract, honor roll at University of Con liam R. Tinker. lice station. guest speaker. A former depart- necticut. She la a senior in the Ladies' Night wlU be held by school of home economics. Mr. and Mts. Donald Conrad, the Washington Social Club on To Recess Stalled End Walkout 14 Harvard Rd., will be hoot and 25 Expected Saturday, April 23, at 7:30 p.m. hostess at the Lutz Junior MU' at Orange Hall. seum Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. Hollywood, April 9 — William Forbes, president, le The actors’ strike is over and In Road-e-o general chairman. Othef members Geneva Arms Talk Wc Stock the back-to-work call is out Daniel F. Renn, 74 Cooper St., pf the committee are William J. and Richard D. Avery. Vernon, Twertty-five young drivers are Brennan, reception; William D. for Bing Crosby and Marilyn have been named to the dean's list expected to compete in the Safe Turklngton, tickets; Robert A. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS f In- a formal statament to the Monroe, along with other HALLMARK at Vlllanova University, ViUanova, TOe deadlocked 10-nation press, Eaton said “any indication stars and about 6,000 mem Pa. Driving Road-e'o tomorrow at the Haugh, gl7t*: John McDowell, dec that (the recess) resulted from Manchester Parkade, according to orations; and Herbert Keefe, mu disarmament conference will Soviet urging could only have come bers of the production crews. CARDS A work day will be hisld at the Manriiester Junior Chamber of sic and dinner. reebss at the end of this from a misunderstanding.’’ After several suspenseful pe Camp Merrie Wood tomorrow to Commerce,- sponsor of the event. 6 Reservations should be made month until June by agree The conference opened March riods when agreement had seemed complete grounds cleanup, weath With 26 contestants, the Road- before April 20. Tickets for mem 15 but soon bogged down fiver near, Hollywood’s first strike by MILLER e-o will be the biggest of the con bers and friends may be obtained ment of the West and Com State News er permitting. munist blocs, the U.S. dele- Soviet and Western plans for a actors finally ended yesterday in V erwoerd PHARMACY tests so far. ^t will be the seventh from any committee member or worid diaarmament treaty. its 33rd day. Negotiators for ths In as .many years. . - ' at-"thr club;------' ...... “'^ tlo n sjnroiniced today in' The Russians had called for to Screen Actors Guild and the Assn, i.KMA KM \l) The event begins tomorrow at Geneva. tal diseJrmiunent wHhln four years. of Motion Picture Producers an Roundup I'hiini' Ml I- 111 Bowers PTA Sets 11 a.m. with a written examina r This means that the negoUatioos The wedtem powers urged dlsamn- nounced they had coipe to terms* Wounded tion. The driving events wlU begin will be suspended during the time ament by stages with strict con on a new S-year contract. Milford, April 9 (/P)—Mil Vote on Officers at 1 p.m. in the Parkade parking of the East-Weat summit talks trols St every stage. The eagerly awaited news lot. CEMENT opening in Paris M ^ IS. Herter himself authorised the ford Police have charged two Automobiles for the Road-e-o brought smiles to sun-tanned faces Hie Bowers PTA will elect offi W. H. Ekigland Lumber Co. U.S. Delegate Frederick M. U.S. delegation to correct what he of the famous, moat of whom had operators of k bingo game By White cers at a meeting Monday at 8 will be donated by four Manches- Eaton stressed that the recess had “ter'auto dealers:" Dilion-Saies-and .„540„Hiddle,.TurBpike,.Ea8t_ beeh *‘discused lMtween both sides said was his own misundefstend- spent thr month’s "rest at on#' fir with”trying-to bribe A police pTm.'lh the School auditorium; The WUUam A. PorteU MI 9-6201 Ing that the Soviet Union had another of southern California’s captain and aergeant for nominating committee will present Service, Moriarty Bros., Roy Mo and had been mutually acceptable By AJWIAN P<»TB^x Open All Day Saturday and agreed." pressed for a long reoeas, it was resort communities. $1,000 a mdnth. NOTICE its slate, and other nominations tors Inc., and Carter Chevrolet ment chaplain, Purtell -will disc-usa Spring Jackets reported rellaMy. . Johannesburg, South Ank, w E W ltL BE CLOSED may be offered from the floor. Co. Inc. Eaton contradicted a statement But it was an uneasy peace Detective Capt. Robert Dixon the role and accomplishments of A Soviet spokesman declined'Jo which settled on Hollywood. Next ca, April 9 (VP)— Prime Minis THURSDAir, APRIL 7 Miss Mary Thompsoh of the Norman Wilcox, director of the American L^on. He served made by Secretary of Stsite Chris cornsnent either on Hertfir’s orig. aald three weeks ago John Biondi TO THUB8DAT, APRIL 21 driver eduOation at Manchester Fully lined, some with cordurtQ' collars and trim on tian A. Herter in Washington yes- to be negotiated: A contract with of Milford and Frederick Scarvelea ter Hendrik Verwoerd, an un Glastonbury school system will dis with the A. E. F. in Woi-ld War I. Inal statement or E a to ^ rMnarka the town's television actors, and a of West Haven, operators of a cuss "Foreign Lati^agea in the High School and coordinator of pockets and others in solid poplin. Be prepared for , terday that the Russians had He said, however, Uiat the United compromising architect of the - Road-e-o for the Jaycees, said Theodore Fairbanks, president asked for the recess. Hertec had “lywood writers’ strike is still bingo game at a former movie Elementary School’” at 8:30 after of the - Past Commanders' Assn., the warm days ahead. Colors: Beige and O f t told newsmen the Russians appar States took the telflativc for s re tiled. theater in Milford, contacted Sgt. South Africa’s white suprem SAM YULYES the business session. She will also the, contest is set up for competi cess until alter the Paris "SHOE REPAIRING will he general chairman, assleted willow green. Preteen sizes 8 to 14. . # elrO ently wanted a recess so Soviet The contract agreed on yester John Zientek with an offer. acy policies, was shoC- Rod conduct a question and answer pe tion by both boys and girls. All by past commanders.-Tlckeits may Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev mtt meet: wounded today by a middle- OF THE BETTER KIND” riod. entrants should have no difficulty^ PINE * TEEN DEPARTMENT day will give motion picture actors Dixon said they were willing to be obtained from past commanders could come Into the summit meet their first'pension plan — plus a put up Il.ODO a month if Zientek aged white man. Blood 23 OAK STREET First grade mothers will assist in mastering either the written or Take'Elevator to Second-Floor. ing with a new disarmament plan. iiMMd an Page Three) Same Side as Watkins memhers of the hospitality com practical tests, he said. or at the L«gion Home. PHARMACY share in proceeds from aale to and he would keep police away streamed from his head. mittee during the social hour In Eiitiy is limited to Manchester Guests -will Include Mayor ,Eu- television of films made after last from the bingo operation, which The husky blond prime minis gene Kelly; General Manager 664 CENTER STREET Jan. 31. was offering cash prizes in viola the cafeteria. teenageia 16 years old throujCi COR. OF ADAMS ter, 58, became a target, appar those who will not have reached Richard Martin; Arthur St. John' ' 1 Tbe actofs accepted pie pension tion' of the state gaming laws. ently of a .22 caliber pistol, as he their 19th birthdays before Aug. of New Loridon, department.'first TEL. MI 9-9814 T ricot i oLinsiattaigjon a ibaro _ The. ppUce_pfflcers repoytCd the sat with Ms wife on a platform -at vice commander; the Rev; Charles of television profits ofi films made offer and were toild by their tnipe- 11 . ' . i the union exposltlotl to watch a The winner of the Road-e-o will between 1948 and 1960.T^e agroe- riors to accept so the bribers cppld parade of cattle. -----' Prescription be caught in the act. ORANGE HALL travel to Danbury April 23 to com meni means mpjor studios ^an re- A bullet struck hini under the pete in the State contest. The SLIPS liiase' films from the' 12-year pe Last night was the time set for right eye. The South Afrieui winner of that event- will be eligi Specialist riod without further payment to the first payment. Radio said a second shot p ierc^ ble for a trip to Washington, D. Bet actors. As he and Zientek sat in a car, Ms cheek. With blood dripping Swedish Will this mean more post-1948 Dixon said, Biondi came along and from the right side of Ms head C., for entry in the national safe Tell Your'Doctor To films on tele-vision? driving contest Aug. 10 and^l. Phone Us handed them $500 jn cash. Dixon and his mouth, he fell into the Spokesmen for the producers arrested him on the spot. arms of Ms wife. She wept as she Alton L. Sproul, chairman of the ashlngton. AprU 9 hesitated to say so—they're un Road-O-o committee, said all con We Will Deliver if - the Chiban government who seem Watching the-performance were comforted Mm. sident Eisenhower says to have intentionally made deroga sure what effect auch sale might Police Supt. Arthur Harris and HENDRIK VERWOEBD testants at tomorrow’s event will have on the box office for new films A member of 'Verwoerd’s body receive certificates. The winner USE THE CONN. BANK longtime friends of Cuba feel tory and most hostile statements Capt.' Samuel Rome, head of the guard also waa reported hit. BAKE CHARGE-PLAN FOR YOCR the ideals of its revolution regarding the United States gov of the 60’a But they are free to seU State Police Rackets Squad. BINGOEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 and two runners up, he said, will The wMte >, gunman, about 4S them if they want. PRESCRIPTION are being betrayed by the emment and people, designed to A t the same time, several of and dressed M a gray herifingbone ORANGE HALU-72 EAST CENTER ST. receive special certificates and disrupt our tradiUonslly amicable Immediate effects of the set token prizes. government of Fidel Castro. Rome’s men and some Milford po Louw Says suit, was seized by police and to REGULAR GAMES • 8 SPECIALS • 1 SWEEPSTAKE relations.” tlement: Sen. Jacob Javits (R-NT), left, and Senatff Republican leader. Last year's winner was William His frank appraisal bras con Sen. Everett M> Dirkeen (R-Ill.), talk over the Senate Cfi-vil Righta licemen-were entering the Colonial civilians in a wild melee and, ap "In all candor,” the letter added, Work srin be resumed Monday on Theater. They arrested Scarveles Boles. He placed fourth in the SALE PERFECT FOR GIFTS tained yesterday in a long letter "I must sUte that many long most of sight films under way Bill which waa paaaSd last night in a 71-18 roll call vote. (AP parently badly beaten, was Jailed ' State contest, . to ChUean students who had crit time friends of Cuba in the United when ths sttiks paralyzed pro Photofax). and several bingo players. at the police station on the ex- Judges for the driving exercises Women’s Guild of or PERSONAL USE icized U.S. policies toward O iba Scarveles and Biondi were Supremacy poelUon grounds. States and elsewhere in the hem! duction Marcn 7. charged with conspiracy to bribe will be Police Chief James M. Covenant Congregfational MofW Oth«f_Styles during Eisenhower’s visit to Chile. sphere who were heartened by tbe Work wlU be reaumed at the "God help me," he exclaimed. Reardon, Town Court Judge Jules Church The Etaeidiower letter produced a police officer. Their txmd waa aet Members of an ambulance crew Attertd Pancake Festival to Choose Frorh ideals expressed by the present seven major atudloa on all films, at 826,000 each. Ai Karp, and Assistant Court ao Immediate reaction in Cuba, leaders of Cuba when they as including new ones postponed by No Major Alterations Law Stays bandaged Verwoerd’s head and Prosecutor Allan D. Thomas. AT THE CHURCH Second Congregational but observers in Havana felt sure sumed control have peen gravely tbe walkout, as s(>on aa SAG mem rushed Mm to a hospital for an Im- WO magnificent The Road-e-o Is sponsored na 43 SPRUCE STREET Church, April 28,11 a.m.- it would provoke a sharp. note disillusioned by wbgtafs oopglag to bers ratify ths agrsgmsnL Mem Brenium Available medtatgi (M ratlon. in e South tionally by'the U.fi. Chamber of HALE'S JEWELRY BAR from Castro’s govemment or a be considered a betrayal o t tMW b ^ mesCA|irU:4Jn^<^ek litificB Hartford, April 9 CD—Republi Johannesburg, South Africa, Hean Bireadcaatlng Go., aratdunesd Commerce in conjunction with the 8 p.m. long television speech by the pre ideals in such m atterp^ freedom Uonr Is antieipstea. can Thtmas F. Brennan of Weth- April 9 (4)—The South African that Ma condition was not critlcaL Insurance Institute for Highway SATURDAY. APRIL 9 Main Floor At Entrance. mier. Votes f f -18 government declared today neither At 4:30 p.m., two hours after gifts in one! ID A.M. of expression, equal protection of Many of thoae idled by the strike •rsflrid Is expsetsd to be Rep. Safety, the American Trucking The Chilean students had -writ- the lawe, and the.rttm t j ^ y to weren't empli^rod by the struck Emllie Q. Daddario’s opponent this NefiVo resMteiiee nor foreign pres the shooting, the official radio an Assrt., Chrysler Corp., and the Pure to Eissidwwer that they cboone a repveeeola^Tire form of studios, but by industries-fiepelid- yelurte thb 'HecUoTfi^ U.S. Kep- sure would fpri:e a change in 'Its nounced th a t he was conscious and Oil Co. thought the - United States . had govemmeht.’ ent upon it—Such as efistumeiil and resentaUv# from the First D ^ white supremacy laws. able to H>eak. ooddlsd Latin American dictator In Sintlago, Chile, U.S. Ambei- film proceaalng plants. trlct, "We will not band over control A doctor reporting on MS ^n- ONLY A FITS LIKE A KORELLI ' and had not done enough to pro eador Walter Howe Invited seven Producera of the eight inter Brennan, perwmnel aad .smptoy- of South Africa to a native (Ne Bmlnary .examination mentioned mote democracy and provide eco- student leaders to maks an all rupted rilms fear their start might ment manager at the Fuller Brush gro) majority,” asserted Foreign only one wound. He said a bullet #/ nonde aid. expense-paid -visit to the United Washington, April 9 (4) — Thearemoant of what was not very Co., assured Republican leaders Minister Eric Louw in a flat re seemed to have struck the cheek lt*s Springtime!** Eisenhower briefly mentioned Statee. They accepted (Conttnaed ra Page Throe) civil rights bill was back on the much at the outset.’ yesterday he was available. It is jection of mounting criticism from bone iUid glanced away. the ccitidam in a speech during ’h i t students will leave about House's doorstep today 'after be In the final burst of - Senate understood he has the backing of abroad against the nationalist gov The assassination attempt cafiae , LETS ALL CaEBRATE WITH A his Chilean -visit, and promiaed a April 26 for a 40-day visit under a ing passed by the Senate 71-18. speech-making that proceeded the State GOP (jhalrmain Edwin, H. ernment’s strict segregation poli only a few hours after a go-veifi- detailed reply. Tlie 14-page letter, Stote Department exchange pro House leaders of both parties are final vote, assessments of the bill May Jr., NaUmal' Committeeman cies. ment spokesman declared that nei gram. They said they want to -visit ther- Negro resistance nor foreign Lovely full or half slips in a wonderful assortment through the American Brink’s Guard expected to urge the House to ac flew thick and fast—and varied Meade Alcorn, and other state and Louw said in an interview with in Chile, was that re- labor unions, farms and schools widSy. county party leaders. He is expect the BriUsh Broadcasting Company pressure would force a change in of styles. Beautifully styled with lace' trim the cept the -changes made by the the white supremacy lawa ’'SSH piV . the, President sought to and hope to meet the President in Senate in the embattled measure, B ite rs of the meaguro caked k ed to get the nomlnaUon at the (BBC) that there might be minor what he felt were miscon- Washington. GOP First District nominating' changes in the hated paasl>ook Riots and demonstrations over bodice and hem. Sets up House none of which aubstantially altered a rignifleant step forward. Sen the past three weeks, initially TRIPLE TREAT Sizes 32 to 42. *3.95 ..*6.95 : osptiona about U.S. policies In In another development, the Cu its-basio proviaiona. ■xmvenUon June IL system imposed on N*8*’®*" 1)0^ ban ambassador to the Organiza ators fa-voring a stronger bill against the hated passbook aysteni America. called the measure disappointing. Daddario won his seat in Con- that "the basic principles -will re LINOEillE DEPARTMENT—Main Floor. tion of American States (QAS), This would speed final action by main unchanged.” imposed on nonwMtes, have led "Unfortunately,’’ the letter said, For One Round avoiding the necessity of ha-vlng And Southerners said it -was un gross during the State DemocraUc from the poplilar BURGER CHEF “recent Incidents In Cuba make it said in Washington that a recent sweep two years ago. • Negro defiance of the passbook to about 80 deaths and hundreds of television speech by Castro had to set up a Senate-House con constitutional' and politically in arrests. quite clear that it is dangerous for spired. Besides Brennan, the only other laws sparked off the violent racial anyone there to voice opinions beeri twisted. Secretary of State Chicago, April 9 (#)—The -world ference committee to compromise Republican who has announced as clashes three weeks ago and haa Look What You Got for Only ^ which do not conform with the gov Christian A. Herter yesterday ex was against him, or so he thought, the differences. Dirksen iMid *^vhat we have a candidate is James Collins of brought a harsher government (Contlnned on Page Throe) emment policy." pressed concern about the Castro and .in a mood of deep, black mel Howtrver, ev#n if the House does wrought is a moderate MU and yet Hartford; an attorney. Nelson crackdown on African leaders, in He said the United States baa a statement. concur in the Senate amendments, a significant step forward in Uie Brown of Glastonbury, former cluding the banning of the two ancholy'' he left bis armored the outlook is that this will not field of ci-vU rights." He said it standing policy of not interfering Castro had been taken to mean Brink’s truck with 830,000 tucked speaker of the State House of mosf InfluenUal African political All baaf HAMtURGER. broil- lovely to in Cuban internal affairs and that that his revolutionary govemment be done until some time after .took no particular courage for him Representatives, said yesterday he .organizations. beneath his and. , Easter. to support the measure. But he no administration official haa ever would not recognize the 1947 Rio Off he trudged yesterday leaving had told, state party leaders his Louw declared that South Af made public statements unfriendly treaty, under which American In all probability the measure paid warm tribute to Sen. Lyndon hat wasn’t in the ring. ricans refuse to be greatly perturb ^Bulletins ad— not friad. Goldan brown states pledged that an attack on a note behind bie ki the truck will have to run the gauntlet of the B. Johnson of Texas, the Demo have and toward Cuba or Ite people. cab! ‘Tm going out on a good Brennan eaid he will take a ed by intemational criticism "be from tKe AP Wires "It.is regretted that the same one was on attack on all. House Rules Committee, headed bv cratic leader, for his role in guid leave of absence from hia Job in cause South Africa haa got used to FRENCH FRIED Medw poto- drunk,.." Rep. Howard W. Smith (4?-Va), ing the bill through the Senate. y' - - An hoiir later, they found him, September and October. being slandered for the past 14 T' to h o ld ... aJohgtime foe Of civil rights meas But advocates of a broader, toot. And o thick, rich MILK llVe"iniierAwiQr,’ m ATTivefnTiear ures— ~ HTinnab U nm ce prestdenl oT years.” ; . BOlTIESnBtEOPENHIF his West Side home. The beg of stronger bill -were far from happy the Hartford Cknuity Republican Louw’a interview was relayed Middletown, April 9 (4) an exefuisite ^old-j Passage of the bill by the Sen with' the outc
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1960 PAGE THREE PAGET TtrO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MAN^^HESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1960 '.ij B o lto n No Major Alterations RoekviUe ' State News Sheinwold, on Bridge South Africa Premier Shot Louw Says Obituary Union Church Sets Business Bodies In Attempted Assjassination Endorsed Democrats Ed Montie Dies, Senate Votes 71-18 Org€ui Dedication Rdttndup MAHTEB DECEPTION i Supremacy he has served since 1065. He was, Ndstt-atotith yshWtMi (Coattnned from Page One) successively, buyer, purchasing AWAY raO M TABLE NORTH sat beside a table. An Afrikaner School Patrolman Union Oongregationnl CSiurch assistant, and procurement super (Contlinied from Page One) ' - By Alfred Shehswrtd ♦ 4- 3 ■ • ■acurlty police took special pre- official said the assailant was "an Win in Primary Vote will hold a special service tomor visor at Hamilton. A certain type Of deceptive play B A Q ifi » I eautlciu for Verwoerd^ appear Bngelsman (Englishman).*’ Law For Civil Rights Bill the public convenience and neces will never corns to you at the ta Verwoerd wee one of the a i^ i- Edward Chartes M6ntie, a school row afternoon to dedicate the He is a native of Johnstown, N.' ♦ ‘ Q 1 0 6 ' ance before a capacity crowd today church's new organ. T,, holds a bachelor of science de sity,” the PUC said. , ble because even an Instant’s ♦ Q U O at ths exposition grounds in Johan tecte and current enforcer of (ContlM ^ from Page One) Caucus-endorsed tcandidatea iotf gpeaking for the group, Perealuha patrolman for nine years, suffered The program which begins at 4 gree, and was a lieutenant’, in the ■ITie stale agency noted that the thought vrill unmask you. If you WB8T EA*r; • • nesburg'* Milner Park. Without in South Africa’! apartheid (racial the Demoeartic' Town Committee ■aid ‘*W« are grateful to. those who a heart attack and died last Jiialil. (Coutiaoefi from Pegs Om ) A ir Forca dtirln'g World War II.- first, generating,^ plant on , Uia is grasp the Idea away from the'ta- I 6 2 A tO^ 3- cident, he delivered a haU-hour eagregation) la we. which have pet at the oomntoinwealth prime won a decisive victory In yeater- supported our candidacy. We intend o’clock; will include words by the land ' is expected to be finished tols, ^ u may see your chance iwmf E KQ J to continue to work within the about 11 o’clock. E ast, W est A gree Joseph 8. (Clark (D-Pa) said it rastor, the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, He is married and has four chil V T 6 ■ speech opening the farm and trkde otused hareh outburfte of violence ministers eohferenee in London day’s party primary at the Com- around feept. 1.. Construction got day in an actual game without : N f « fair marking the 50th anniversary in South Africa over the last Ihtee muhity Han. All were elected to of Democratic party in the best in- suffered the stroke at his was but "a pale ghost of. eur high hynms by the Junior and senior dren. under way in the sp'rlng df 1968 having to think about It. next month. tereSte of our party and commun T o Recess S ta lled choirs and the congregation, a The Horden operations are in of the Union of South Africa, weeka. fice. (59^'New :8t. home after having at hopes.” Sen. Wayne Mors* (D- the process of conaolidation. Hat- after lengthy . liUgation proceed West-leads the king of spades, "No country in the world ' can There were acreama and ahoute The English languaga Rand John McDermott was high vote- ity-” servlc* of dedication and a recital ings reaching back to Nov. 24, and South rsfuses the first trick. AA7. getter witii'-e total of 102 vote*. Of the 241 Democrats eligible tended w^Hf Of a cioee friend. Geneva Arms Trdk Ore) described it aa "a greet die- The reclUl wUl consist of.“Con zenbuhler Is slated first to work tread on the corpse of a fellow na as the shots rang out. ' Daily Mall Also carried reports of He wh;|. nieliqil.JO Manchester Me 1952. , West continues with the Jack of ♦ 5-3 2 tion,” Verwoerd said. “We shall not The shooting ooouired’about 20 Originally nomlnatod by the in- to pwticipate in the primary, 129 appointment." cert Overture” by Rogers; "Canon in Milford-then in Norwalk. The proceedings were terminat spiulss, and South takes the ace. . A A E -5 . . a -big protest meeting planned lit neni group at,the party caucus vot^. Dona Gauthier WAa mode morial'Hijiipitan where he died. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R- In B Minor” by Schumann: be killed. W* shall become no- minuies after Verwoerd. had fin . Mr. M ontia' had worked hi* ' (CoiitiBiied from Page -One) Displays Products ed by a 1958 decision of the Con South : doesn't enjoy his pros A A 9 i 4 2,.<. - K body’s ebrpse. We shall fight for ished speaking to a U)bge exposi London May 1 wlten South' ’Af last month and the only one of its rator; Mrs. Charles Lathrop, reg NY) said it was only a hsuf-t "Trumpet Voluntary," by Purcell- necticut Supreme Court of Errors. pects. He must bring, in the entire I West N sf* ititl rican Prime. Minister Hendrik nominees to be endorsed by the istrar; Mrs. John Massey, machine school'..beat at Hartford Rd. and compromise, and Sen. Jacob Dlckinson: and “Piece Herioque,” our existence and w« shall sur tion crowd. l ^ e Bt'. yesterday. UB. offlclala said Eaton’s state The Gammona-Hoaglund Co., 395 This decision afflmmed the PUC’s heart suit or the entire-club suit- 1 A 2 9T K a vive.’’ The actual tinM of iht attempted Verwoerd is due to arrive for the caucus, McDermott ran well ahead tender and Mrs. Russell Moonan, ment wee issued after conaulta- Javits, (R-NY) called the hill "a by t^ n c k . played by Donald Wat- Main SL, Is one of 530 industrial decision authorizing use of the Is Should he rely on a double finesse, e. Paw 3 NT- AH 1 of the real of the slate. checker. Mrs. Lathrop., r deputy 'ManchMiler Native victory for the South.” rous, minister of. music! and Verwoerd said South Africa is the aeeaseinatton>jvie 2:25 p.m. conferehce. . tlone with Britlali, French, Cana irianufaclnrers displaying, their land for the firstigenerating plant. in hearts or on a single finesse in O p ^ g lead — (|E . Dark Continent's most developed ITie shooting was witnessed by Some 300 police backed by ar Michael Sheridan received M registrar, acted in place of party- He/was borii Nov. 28, 1885. in dian afid lUliSn delegations mak But Jsvits added that "It is by "Mlnuetto Pomposn”. Harris; and products In the 1960 Engineering votes; Clifford Magnuaon, 92; Rob regiStrar Frederica Reid-who'waa ManiAeater.'.tiie ion of the )ate no means a meaningless bill, and "tArgo." by Handel, played by Conference and Exhibit'In Detroit clubs? country—"prepared to serve In thousands who turned out to hear mored cars swooped down on Pirn- ing up the other member* of the .. There can ba only one sensible Africa and cooperste with any the prinM minister say in a (speech ville, 15 milM southeast of Johan ert Murd(X)k and Frederica Reid, a candidate In th* primary. Fred' ' G. and Erheetine Jordan western bloc. 'ITiey added the five it does constitute a modest ad Mrs. Wilfred Lute, assistant organ April 21 to 28. The show is spon ’ ISHRR d ie t Floodi 91.; Joseph LeFebvre and Ueslie HI Club Note ' Moritie. H i lived in Manchester all vance.” Hartford, April 9 (/P)—The State answer to such a question. South K 8; Chiba — A 9 8 4 2. What state, in the world, white or black.*' that white South Africans %oUld nesburg, late yesterday . western deiegatione were in Ml ist. sored by the American Society of therefore leads a heart to dum do you- say? But, he added, "We bellve that fi(^t for their existence and sur Several hundred person* w en Peters, 90; Elsie Jones 89;. Wil Members of Bolton Congrega- his life. Until hi*; retlreQient nine agreement on the'atatehent. The, Southerners denounced the The new organ, .designed and Tool and Manufacturing Engineers, Public Utilities Commission sSys tt.'fri'r Answer; Ydu Would be our good fellowship In industrial liam Sltzy, 87'. Horace Ciruden, 84; Ucihal Church Hi Club will attend years ago. he Wias employed by the bill as unconstitutional and as a constructed by Austin Organs, The show is the largest indus )art of the New Haven Railroad's ‘i I my’s acs. He Intends to return the Pais. vive despite the racial strife in arrested aa authorities went from Sthiiley Patned*.. 82; Eleanor Herter, meanwhile, appears to politically inspired piece of legis queen of clubs for a finesse. delii^ttsd to step into tbs’ auc life should be reciprocated.’’ the country. house to house seizing bnUleaxes Union Palm Sunday service6 . to Hirtfoi^ Electric Light Co. for 49 be trying to build up western Tnc., is. said to be the last word in trial exhibit in the nation, the so financial plight^ can’ be charged to The prime minister eaid the his Chunlia and Waltei* Treachuk, 81; lation aimed at winning the votes modern A,merican church organs. Golden Opportunity tion, but have no eonvOnlCnt American, South African and and other weapons- .... morrow at Andover Congregation years. pressure to prevent Russia from ciety says, displaying more- than the disastrous 1955 flooda in tory of South Africa was one of Rcnahd'Meloche, 79 Snd ’Town al Church. They will meet at Bol Mr. Moiitie was president of the of Negroes and other minority - It replaces the organ installed in 6,000 production devices. TWs Is East's goldeh opportun way of doing so. You have no suit British teieviaion and radio stands Police said they -launched the Chairman Vincent Krzealeki, 78. stirring up a New Berlin crisia at blocs in this year’s elections. southern New England. strong enough to bid afid cannot crisis after crisis, but out of every were set up for his speech. ton church at 7 p.m. for the trip School Auxiliary Police Assn, for the church by the J. W. Steere Co. I t is held In Detroit's Artillery The agency resumed the exam ity. Hd must drop the king of crisis v.-as bom. greater achieve raid alteV mljitant, ^ Kpi^’itea, had The five challengers who forced the summit by linking the Berlin Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D-Ve) of Sprlngfleld, Mass., in 1910. hearts when dummy plays the ace! afford a tahsout doubli with only A government mlnlster-for-the served-notice tb^L^o' polibemah the primary: cheerfUUy -Admitted, to_Andqyer______j___^_____^ the past three years.-He 'wai a issue with the possibility of suc- Armory, an area of. seven acres ination of the railroad's operations ment. What South Africa Is exper past decade, he is one of the men cKaH*rTHelfiB«rW-H6*«-Cor 1- of said that, nonethelees, the South Some of the pipes in the old or large enough to accommodate six which It had halted temporarily If East does It naturally, with two cards in the unbM major, iencing today will mean no( defeat would enter the township. “We got clobbered.*’ Jack Early cei*finnaisarfnainatt''inrgotlatlon*: erners had succeeded in eUmJnat- out histrionics and without (Copyright 1066, General rsa-, behind apsrtheld. For year* a con Armed squads surged thrmigb polled 62-vote*; CharleA Lethrop, " Manriiestor Bvenlng Herald the To'wn Fire Department. He He told a news conference late ing what he called "the mor# vi gan were reconditioned and Incor football fields. late In .March. f -. but greater progress In every troversial Minister of Native Af Bolton oorrespondent, Doris M. was a past president of both the porated with new pipes, ranging A. Gerdes Kuhbach, !first vice thouglit, South will see hii chance tart* Oerp.). sphere of the nation’s life, he the settlement making arrhata de .10; Mary: Morgan and Edmund yesterday a Wg East-West clash cious" civil right proposals and fairs, he became prime minister In spite e recent outbreak of small Perbhraha, 43; and Frieda. Post. 84. IVItaHa, telephone MItohell 8-5645 Manchester Rod and Gun (Jlub and at the summit over Berlin might In length from 16 feet to three .Briefs . president of the New Haven; told to bring in the' entire heart ault. 4sid. September 1958. the worst features of tha admin quarters of an inch. A total of 2,- He will get to hill hand with a dia He did not refer directly to the pox in Pimville. the Manchester Fox ijid Coon very materially prejudice further istration bill.’’ Three area residents who re- the PUC the railraUd waa hit hard He waa a newspaper editor and Club;- and“ belonged- to the Wash 400 pipes are contained in the or- cenUy Joined the Pratt & )Vhltniy by ths 1055 floMs. In all, he said, mond suld return-a heart-to finesse ------current racisFcrisla;------iTrofeMor of“soclois^' ilid psycho-: -The'fovemment-Iiar about, brolo jpregresir on diaarniam ent, apeoifi - Superbly led by-Sen. Iticherd- B-.— % The gray-halred executive, 6 en the back of the Negro ' sfay ington Social blub. cally th* nuclear test ban prob Russell of Georgia," he said, "the ■g«-'' • ■ ; Aircraft Quarter Century Club the NSW Haven had to borrow dunomy’s eight. Police Arrests logy before becemning Ministsr of A Mason,- Mr. Montie was a are Walter J. Kayan, 48 Davlo 116,106,000 to meet flood expenses. Now B u t pounces on the trick feet 2, strolled away-from the Native Affairs. He had been per home strike and jailed moat top lem. Southerners in the Senate demon •with th# jack of hearts and re stand for a while to look over cat African leaders but there is no member of Manchester Lodge and *rhat waa the second time Me strated 4 the effectiveness of Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Margaret "You would be in good shape haps the moet tmcompromialng of Nutmeg Fore*t, Tall Cedars of Another Biest Man May, 45 Russell St.; and Norman now If it hadn't been for the turns a spade.’ The defense get* George Starkweather, 19, of 83 tle entries, sturdy breeds that are the dominant national party's un indication of a let up in the raids. had issued a warning. In a Chi courageous massive resistance.” A. Dunnells, Center Rd., Vernon. five spades and a heart, defeating OUa St., was chargid with failure the pride of South African farm bending leaders in the field of race A challenge came from Hsn- Lebanon. Re attended Center Con cago speech last Monday he said Sen. Spessard L. Holland (D- floods," said PUC ChairmSn Eu ers. gregational Church. Fla) thanked Johnson and Dlrk- Marshall D. Finlay, 30 Waddell gene S, Loughlin. tbs contract. to stop St the red Ught at Onter relations. galiso Sobukwe, Imprisoned presi At Trinity Convocation the western powers “ran hardly For Royal Nuptials You won’t get many chances to St. and W. Middle Tpke. yesterday Then he walked back smiling to Most of his considerable energy dent of the militant Pan-African- He is survived by two daughters, move forward confidently in nego sen "for standing with the South Rd., an underwriter In (he ocean Kuhbach waa to return for more the platform and. chatting ami Mrs, Miner C. Friend of Nobels- erners in defeating provlSons he marine department at the Aetna testimony Monday. falseoard with a king, but you’ll afternoon. haa been devoted to the separation iet Cqngresa (PAC), who warned tiating new arms control agree (Oontiiiaed from Page One) Starkweather told PoUesman ably with his wife, sst down to "We are, goliig underground. " By KORY O’CONNER ville, Ind., and Mr*. John Suhie of ments with the Soviet Union if our aaid would have been "unduly pun Casualty and Surety Co. and get the other Idsu if you keep watch the cattle parade into the of South Africa’s 10 million Ne Th* I960 Trinity College Con Manchester; one brother, Albert' Mrs. Jessie Rapkln, 109 N. lUm, St.V was, one o^ four Manchester Standard Fire Insurance Co., ob the general principle In mind. For Jam u MoCooe he Was htadid groes from the three million ■ The PAC, which boasts 31,000 existing agreements with them ishing and humiliating for' the ence House, London home of Queen But Drif}ers,V‘oie . west on (Jsnter and, at the W. arena. vocation, entitled "The New World Montle of East Weymouth, Mass.; about Berlin meanwhile ere being South.” - employes of the Aldon Spinning h^llls Corp. to receive a 15-year served his 25th anniversary with example,, exchange the king and It waa ironical that he was shot whites who run the country. members, was. outlawed by the na G)urt Cases four grandchildren and ' several Mother Elisabeth and the Princess, award at the company’s annual profit sharing dinner last week. H artfo^, April 9. (JP)—Bus (Iriv- egwia. sms Mm queen of hearts, so that E u t h u Middle Tpke. interMcUon, applied A breezy man who smiles easily, tionalist government yesterday, Ahead: Interpretation and Pr6ph- violated or threatened with -viola Johnson, who had advocated • the companies yesterday, by a white man rather than a ecy,” got underway this morning nieces and nephews. His wife died bill provliiing primarily for pro said: Mrs, Rankin, a packer, has been with'the. company 16 years. Charles B. WelS, 171 Long Hill ers of. the Connecticut do. have Q-J-4. East should then drop the his brsku. He said I’nothiiig hap his theory fs that the white men along with the larger and more March 3, 1959. tion.” "Mr. Antony Armatrong-Jones President Alfred W. Cavedon "preiented service awards to 111 voted, to take their argument with pened.’’ His car went through the . ' member of the black population at 10 o:«lock in the huge Trinity tection of voting, rights, told news St., East Hartford, „ has been queen when South leads a heart-1»' that haa felt the sting of his poli must hold the reins in South Af moderate African National Con College fleldhouse. Rene L. Chapdelaine, 49 of 11 Funeral services will be held Herter said the U.S. 'government •has asked Dr. Roger William Gll- employes who have been-with the firm five years or more.. Lapel named supervisor Of recreatlbh and their employer, over an., arbitra Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Michels, 188 dummy's king or ace. The false- light and knocked down a sign on rica indefinitely or be driven 6ut. gross' (ANC). Ulley St., wau given a 10 day has no speciflo information to bear men h*' felt the bill represented liatt to be his best man at his tion clause to the state supreme cies. , The first convocation In five Tliesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes the will of s substantial majority pins were given to ipan and bt^elete. to women. It is the first employe services at Hamilton Bndridge St. card is loM sUrtllng, but the prin the esplanade. ^ 'The'gunman, reported without Verwoerd was bom in the Neth The government’s drastic meas years at the college, it is graced suspended sentence and placed on Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with out reports that Khrushchev has wedding. Dr. OiUlatt has gladly year for service awards at Aldon. (Herald, photo, by Oflara). Standard in Windsor Locks,''re- court of errors. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter tp ciple Is the sama McC?ooe said a check of the erlands. Since infancy South Af ures brought-a warning protejt good behavior probation for six the Rev.. Clifford O. Simpson of told French President Charles de of the senate.. eonflrmation - co have been con- by aeven apeakera of national and Both the! Senate and the House accepted.” ^—“ piaclng the late, Anhw Pongtate The drivers have gcme'ipore than Mr. and Mm. Philip SaVva, 21 . JOaiig car's brakes latir indicated they __ _ nected with .the exposition, ran up rica has been hU home. -^In hii from,the syndd of a branch of the international. _note who wUl at ‘tnonths on a charge of intoxica- the^ Center Congregational CTiurch Gaulle, thai he does not intend to The 37-yaar*old GiUiatt was Oom pletes CkMuse 15 ren C. Stoker at a Graduate Cen ^ Manchestef.' ' ' ' a year and half now wlthout.a'coH- St. -John St. — ,.,Dsaisr,. a t 'MiW. ohe wijfi#~ta“”Pj>*t'itting 0 n a lA 1 o n. the step* and -fired two ahota at youLtii'e.. studied at ach ^s! Ifi, the DutcftTi^.PjinM 'Chilreh, • the pre- tempt, to analyze the yeais ahead, ■tion."~ ; .,~- officiating. Buriat wiirbe the East press his Berlin demands to the turned-, hack ,Mfntto..-to-Jtiiclud«L .married In 1954. Ho served with Calvin D, McCarthy, 24L Hollis-, U nited-^rcraft Corp. spent *2,- tra c t They are members- 6f the Bus UISmARUED YEBTERDAT:' heart. You hold: Spades r-- A 7; Starkweather' is scheduled to - ap Verwoerd as the prime minister Netheriands and Germany. : dominMt faith in South Africa Cemetery.' point of crisis at th# summit meet the legialation ..LFfi of the Eisen the BHtlsh Army In France'' and ter hmeheon. - Drivers Union. , ■* piurtJculariy the coming decade and A warrant” was ord'erM issued ter St., was graduated Friday from 796,067 for air passenger travel, Nolan Psrkina, (Joventey; Mrs. Hearts — 6 3 2; Diamonds— A pear-In Town Court April 18. to which many nationalist leaders America’s position in .It. for the re-arrest of Joseph R. Friends may call at th* funeral ing. hower adminiatratlqn’s major pro Germany during World War H and the second' Management Develop Get* Norden Post air freight, air express, air mail In a r^orendum of mambera yea- Gladys Bnuiway, Holland, Mass.; belong. The convocation 1* divided into Zajack, 28, of Hartford, when he home. tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. posals. was awarded the military, cross. ment program at Rensselaer George W. Hatzenbuhler,. 191 and air parcel post., in 1959, a terday, 519 voted to press tbs court Peter Martello, Worcester ' Rd.. "We are deeply worried about three sessions: Morning, afternoon and Monday from 3 'To 4 and 7 to Qne would have authorized fed His father was one of Britain's action and 455 opposed It. The vote Vernon: Raymmid Dwyer, West did not appear in court to answer Polytechnic Institute’s Hartford Hollister St., has been named purr 8500,00 increase oyer '1958,^ the course of events because itjiot and evening, and will be attended a' charge of failure to stop at a 9 p,m. McLafferty Talks eral financial and technical aid for foremost, maternity • doctors and Graduate Division at - Bast .Wind-, chasing agent for Norden Labora Last year, 300' billion gallons by locals waa aa followa: Hartford; Penny and Pamela $80,000 School Repair only threatens to encourage des by an estimated 2,000 people, ac local school districts that volun attended at the birth of Queen sor Hlli; Hartford—158 for tha court ac Drahos, 4 Berger Rd., Robkvills; red light. tories of United Aircraft Corpo of water were used every day In pair for the survival of white cording to Trinity officials. Judgment was suspended in the Elizabeth M, Drummond tarily undertook to comply with EUm ^ U i’s first two children The 26-week program was devel ration’s Norden division. the United States, of which nearly tion,-384 agoinst It. Mrs. Eileen Oriowskf, 147 N. races, but also to destroy Christi Manchester Radio Station WINF Rockville—Elizabeth M; Dnim- To NATO Group the Supreme Court’s 1954 school Prince Charles and princess Anns. oped in 1068 for area firms inter half .was .for industrial'.purposes, N ew H aven (drivara)—578 for, School St.; John FantoH, Stafford case of Nolan K. Perkins, 53, of Hatzenbuhler. goes to Norden anity completely,” the church is broadcasting the complete i n Knollwood Dr., Coventry, charged mond, 77, of 30 Pleasant Bt., Rotk- Integration decision. ' Sir WilUam was killed, In an ested In furthering management from UACs Hamilton Standard accoriling! to a recent chemical re 27. against SprlnM; .Oalg Hahn, 28 Grant Under Martin’s Care group said in a statement. vocation , today and will present a ville, died at Rockville hospital George H. McLafferty, 1(H Del- This also would have given con auto accident In 1056. development within .their com division in Windsor Locks, where port ‘ New Haven (mechanlca)—0 for, St., Roricville; -'Linda Pastensky, with intoxication. ment St., recently addressed the gressional sanction to the court’s 80 against. "Let the nation and government recapitulation tomorrow evening William C. Horton, 24, of An yesterday following a brief ill Vry announced Wednesday hs panies. , WUllmantlc;' Raymond Finn, 8l BINGO General Manager Richard Mar-8 the 880,(KH) worth of school reno- at 5:10 p.m. ness. NATO Advisoiy Clroup for Aero ruling and called on state and lo be alert for this and also realize waa bowing but on doctor's ordei's. . McCarthy, who is associated Stamford—38 for, 5 against Sunnner St.; Russeh Post, 70-Otis vations wae the chief reason, aaid On Tilesday evening, a 1-hour, dover, was fined 815 for the theft nautical Research and Develop Norwich—88ifor, 6 against. Un assured the School Building that, in spite of all well meant en or larceny of a tire. She was bom in Alva, Scotland, cal imvemments to take steps to Hi's physician. Dr. H. Gordon Heill, with Hamilton .Standard Division St.;’ DaviA Hagenow, ;16 Lhicoln Committee he would be responsible the committee, for a delay in ap edited recording of the convocation July 3, 1882, and hse lived in ment in Milan, Italy, on studies by ward eliminating segregation in re{K^ed yesterday that Fry had .qf UAC,.was presented hii certifi The drivers also voted to- reopen St.; Mrs. Nancy Johnston and son, JVERY MONDAY deavors, Christ’s kingdom does not Ray Bartholomew, 42, Of He 7:80 PJM. for 880,000 worth of elementary proval of the plane and apeclflca- know the sword for protection.” made by WINF will be broadcaat Rockville for the past 53 years. Ute United Aircraft Corporation on their schools. Jaundice. cate of completion; by Dean War- negotiations with the company. If Glastonbury; Mrs. Betty Dwmis school renovations in -a 8550,(XH) tiona. nationwide as a feature of the bron, waa fined 810 for intoxica hypersonic inlets. the company doesn’t- make an ac Meanwhile,- the Justice Depart- tion. Until her retirement several The other would have set up a and sem, 6 Hackmatack St.';- Mrs. school renovations program to'-be The committee had planned to mend warned South African em Mutual Broadcasting System, of years ago, she was a burler In the McLafferty. assistant to the IS-member commission to seek the ceptable offer for a new contract Janice Marcue and daughter, 302 which. WINF is an affiliate. Fines of $6 each were Imposed chief research engineer at the them will- be a strike vote, a PAC BALLROOM done in the next couple of years. approve the plana and apeclflca- ployers they face prosecution if Minterburn Mills in -Rockville. She elimination of racial discrimina Charter, Oak St.; Mrs. Margaret Martin told this to a subcom tiona March 20. One of the convooation speakers, on the following for, driving un UAC research laboratory in East tion in the hiring Of workers by spokesman for the union said. Dzie
St. Mary’a EiMsooimI Cliureh St. James' B. 0. Church Space Diet Presents The basic practical .difflcuity OhuKh and Park Streets. Rev. John E. Hannon, Pastor IRECTORY < the ChlneBe Communlata g«^ with redistricting tha Sitata Sen The Kev. Alfred L* WiU(iiiiia. Rev. Jnaaee T. O’Oenaell Gonootdta Bvasgalledl aasler Iwt paakaging bMOMM aora- l^jV-that ia becauae thoi^ have a ate a littla formality the state Rector Rev. Jeeeph H. MoOaim Ohnich ' Ctoaoe. Diet Preaeata PublUbed Bt« 7 Brwitai, S*C«i The Rev. Preacott Beaeli Rev. Jekn D. Regnn plax. BundavH u d Holiday Entered at the editunon interaat In brahUiff aitjr contlnuea to neglect despite legal Wintar and Garden Sts. Ibed Fer Hioagtit requirement that It be done after A s ^ t a a t ' ' Rev. Baal C. Kaiser, Pastor Tha food aeat into oitolt e«a ba ^ e t Otltce at M a ^ e ite r Conn., ae Khruahchev progreaa toward affree- By DR. L M. LEVITT, DDkEOIOB fraah, frozan or dakydimtad. Tha Second Clue Hall Matter. every cehaua la that it Is. very Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9,10:16 The Fels Planetarium ment with the Went on ahythlng:. 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion mora oomplax preparation should SUBSCRIPTION RATES difficult to draw new district lines and 11:30 a.m. Blessing of Palms 8:30 a.m., Holy Communion. of n e rraaklta lasUtuto Thla parallele the altuation al* Blessing of the Palma. - at 11:15 a.m. take place on tbp ground while Pa.vable In Advance which would not have the effect of 9:30 a.m.. Church School. What to feed our astronauts la IS YOUk^EAUTY READY e V e e r...... *15 « ' reducing the routine strength of 9 a.m., Morning Prayer with for p en olog ica l reasons aoma MANCHESTER HonUie 7 751 ready exiating on the other'aide of 9:30 a.m.. The Service wltt Dis cooking and fiavorlng should ba 3.9U one p a ^ , the Democratic, in the Junior Choir. Sermon by the rector. St. Bridget's R. C. Church space and how to ggt It there are MANCHESTER Three Monlhe the question. Ihere it ia Chancel tribution of Palma. s done In tha apaca ahlp. Power One Montn ... l-Ht Senate. Until 1958, the Senate Other services at this hour are in Rev. John J. Delaney, Fnator 11. a.m., ‘The ^ rvlce with Dis tw o 'o f the most pressing ptob- FOR (Weekly ...... 30 lor Adenauer whose continued po the Children’s Chapel and the Nur Rev. Stanley E. Hastlllo must ba provided for this prepay Sinyle Copy ... U5 was the one half of the Legisla tribution of Palms. Nursery dur lems in space filghts. The emphasis AUTO PARTS There will be no doubt^^about it if litical existence depends upon the ture the Democrata {lid have a sery Chapel at 41 Park St. Rev. Dennis R. Hussey ration. SEAFOOD 11 a.m., Ante-Communloil with ing 0:30 and 11 a.m. services. given these and other biological Dr. Lawton’s group is also try- Choice Variety you’ll avail yourself of ou*.wr8onal- THE A^JCtATED^PRESS 1 Continued partition o f G^m any, routine chance o f controlllngj the Assistants Monday, 7:30 p.m., "Calvary.' ■270 BROAD S! __ House was considered hopeless. Senior Choir. Sermon by the rector. problems by the military and eivili- ing to arlrva at an optimum tarn* ized, professional beauty ca n The Aeeoclated Preea Is exclusively for the simple reason that his par- This service includes the reading of a Lenten Cantata sung by the perature for preaervlng foods. enUUea to the use ol republlcatlon o( »_ i _ „ »ke eM f The fact that the t«al Cohnecticut Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9,10, 11; an space agencies is evidence of the Always At Your Sendee For the Passion. Senior Choir. These edentlsts know that on tha all news dispatches credited to it or ty would be likely to lose thd first rotten borough happened to exist in the Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m proximity of manned apace expe Quality • MACHINKSHOP SERVICE not otherwise credited In this paper election conducted in a reunited 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer,with aac- Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten Ves shaded aide of a space vehlela the a EQCmiENT and also the local news published here_ In the Senate, and favor the Dem Blessing of Palms at 11 a.m. pers. ditions. All rlahU of republlcatlon of special Germany. His pergonal political ocrats, Instead of in the House, red cantata by'the Senior Choir; temperature can drop to' 100 de Seafood a PARTS (new and rebuilt) dispatches herein are also reserved *T?hc Crucifixion” by John Stainer. Wednesday. 7:80 p.m., Order of ‘There are two solutions to the grees below zero, which is con a ACCESSORIES stake, and that of hl« party, are in might be of some thMretlcal im Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Church of tha Assumption Public Confession. Serv- portance. But unless It could be problem of food and neither is sidered much too low. Sufficient a SUPPLIES 99 EAST CENTER ST. Full service client of ill E. continued spartitlQii. And just as Thursday in Holy Week; Adams St. and Thompson Bd. Maundy Thursday: 7 a.m.. Holy Ice. Inc. _ demonstrated that new districts simple. Dr, Richard W. Lawton, of heat must be added to bring food ' 43 O AK ST. a Du Pont Paint, Supplies W t e l . AO S-M09 10 a.m.. Holy Communion with Rev. Joseph Farrell, Paator Communion. Publisher* Representatives: The the German Communists have their could be drawn in such a way as General Electric’s Missile and to a temperature where it can be T£L. HI 9-9937 Open Saturdays Until 5 P.M. Julius Mathews Special A*ency — New reading of ^he Passion. Rev. Frmncis T.r. Butler,, IaMatant 5:30 p.m.. Holy Commimion. York. Chicaao. Detroit a n d ^ ston . special ally, in the Communist to divide the state's ‘ population Space Vehicle D e p a r t m e q t in cooked. In fact, it looks like It s MESMBER aud it BUREAU OF Daily except Maundy Thursday: 7:80 p.m., Holy Communion. Philadelphia, involved in planning will cost so much In energy to BO more evenly among the 36 dis Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 CIRCULATIONS ______world, Adenauer gets help from 7 p.m.. Evening‘Pfayer. Good Friday; 10 a.m.. The Serv the food reserves on space trips, restore the food to an edible con- France’s de Gaulle In his efforts to tricts, and atill leave the Demo Maundy Thursday: and 11:30 a.m. ^ ' Complete HIGH GRADE The Herald Printing C om p w , toe.. crats as much-.chanca.of-Control: ice (German) with Holy Com points out these problems are par dlUon . that the energy require brake any pbislble progress of 7 :3 0 -p.m;, The Lord's Supper GLASS assumes no financial responsibility for ling the Senate as before, there Sacred Heart Church munion. ‘The Rev. W. Wedel, guest ticularly difficult because man is a ments could be prohibitive. typographical errors appearing In ad- the West toward coexistence. De with Senior Choir. Meditation by pastor. complicated being and his diet Is a To keep this food In a sultabla 'HEATING KnarTs e For Auto Windshields vertlsenients and other reading matter was . small practical hope, for re- the assistant. ’This service con , Ohnreh St., Vemon e For Store Fronte and PRINTING Gaulle, one presumes, treasures his districting. During the Lodge Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator \ 2 noon to 3 p.m., Three-Hour major factor in hla behavior.' c^dltlon, they visualize provisions ROTARY OR Display advertising closing houiw; cludes with the stripping of the Service at St. Mary’s Church. Physiologists tell us that for a being stored In pods, trailing tha FOOD MARKET an sizes of windows JOB AND COMMERCIAL In The Manchester Evening Herald. friendship with Adenauer partly regime a rather sensible redis altar for Good Frtday. PRESSURE BURNERS Choose Car Spring-Cleaning Needs e For Table Tope tricting plan was proposed, which Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 3 p.m., Good Friday Childrsn’s man to function properly he may space ship. ‘These can be taken PRINTING lOor Monday—.1 p.m. Friday. because he ^ .considers a divided Good. Friday: CALL US FOR FREE 540 E. MIDDLE TPKE. How docs your ear look aftar^ Por Tuesday—i p.nt' Monday.' -seem e^falr- and—bonorabla-Jn-ln-. Bleiaing otJgalma_at_ll._____:____ Service. need to eat-as much aa two pounds aboard when the demand arises. P H O ^ MI 9-2295 ' For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. 10Ttmi.7-Good HPriday -children's^ - ESTIMATES winter driving? About this time Open 6 Days a Week Germany safer and easier to man tent. Apply It to the election Thursday, 6 p.m. ,7:30 p.m.', “ G bodTrfday' 'Tih»=' u n iry “food -fhicludlftff-roughage) If- It 4s- necessary_toL keep^thesa tion and better gasoline mileage. 8 AJM. to 5 FAI. Prompt and ESIelaat PrlaRim FV)r Thursday-1 p.m Wednesday 88rvicft* pods cool, the engbieers vlsuallxa Open Monday Thru Katarday “ of yearTnost" cars need a- good For Friday—1 p.m. Tbui^ay. age than a united Germany, part- rrtums, however, and it cost' the 12 to 3 p.m., ”The Three Hours, Friday, 8 p.m. brae Service. tq give him between 2,500 and 3,000 Nothing has the pep and power of O f AO K M a ------~ For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. drtng so by using thermal an Community PresfWef^y Located cleaning and polishing and Mmn- oaeb I ly because he sees an opportunity Democrata senators. with the clergy of Emanuel apd Saturday, April 16, 10:30 p.m. Saturday: Meditation and Pray. calories a day. In addition, he must F08ARTY BROS. 7AJ«.to9PJM. a clean angina and there Is noth Classified deadline; 10:30 a.m have about five pounds Of water tennae extending from the vehicle SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to • PAI. cheiiter AjUto Parts has everything ing Uke DuPont M.O.A. to keep day of publication except toturday— for France, combined with part of To the special committee set up Concordia Lutheran Churches Church open all day. INOOBPORATED The new location of the Com-q J. A . w h i t e • a.m. by the last Legislature to atudy St. Frwsels o f Assisi Obureh and two pounds of oxygen per day. Into space to radiata-away the un > JED0O HIOHLAND COAL, you need to- put your car in tip-top engiiiM clean. Ask Victor or Ed COMMUNITY PRE» sharing with St. Mary’s. munity Press at 9 E. Middle Tpke. Is always yours at Community condition. When . you drain the I Germany, to regain the diplomatic the redistricting problem there South Windsor Daily nutritional requirements call wanted heat In this fashion they OONNECTIOOT COKE, Specialising in the finest ward DellFera about It at Man- 9 East Middle Tpke. Saturday, April 9 Easter Even (Saturday); Covenant Congregational Church foresee a zero temperature exist ia an Ideal one fo^ both the own Press. radiator why not use DuPont cool GLASS CO. prominence and power prestige the has been offered the so-called Con- 4 p.m., ’The lighting of the Pas Rev. James F. Glynn, Pastor (Evangelical Covenant) for about nine pounds' of supplies. FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL cold cuts and meats cheater Auto Parts, and enjoy driv 31 «seeU S t—TeL M l 9*7329 Telephone MI 3-5727 I Anglo-American combination have ard Plan, a aomewhat original Rev. Raymond B. Yasluutskas,' The first astronauts who circle ing In the pod which wlU prevent S19 Broad S t—TeL Ml 9-4539 ers, Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Larson, Formal announcements and ing system cleaner, an acid type ing a car with real pep. chal Fire and Holy Baptism. 43 Spruce St. cards gain much prestige when Qond Lifting? gimmick which would purport to Assistant Pastor the earth two or three times win spoilage and Inhibit bact^ologi- in town. and their customers. For many radiator cleaner that dissolves rust Need a carpet for your car? often carelessly denied France in Rev. K, Ejnar Rask, Pastor plateless engraving Is used and the and scale and enables the cooling solve the nastiest problem pf re- not have to worry about food. A cal action. years they were located in the Install Lux-ur-mat, and put liV' A tymposlum of scientists out recent years, South Methodist CXiurch small squeeze bottle of water and If the apace mission Is to ba coat la only slightly higher than system to function properly? If ing room luxury In your ^car with dlatricting by evading it ulto- tsiwrenoe F. Almond Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and .-9:30 a.m., Sunday School. "One Call Does It All” at the Cleveland meeting of the Thus both Russia and the United 11:80 a.m. Blessing of Palms at 7 a bar of chocolate will keep them long, such as an exploratory trip north section of town but now the regular printing job. Esti you should have a small leak, Du Arolon, the 100 per cent’ Super L gether. Percy M. Spurrier 10:30 a.m., Churchtime Nursery Gall Ml 4-1111 they are ideally situated fo r' they ABC APPLIANCE ,
I MANCHES’FEB EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1960 PAGB NTNB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESmR,'CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL ft, 1960 PAGE EIGHT Hmuas for Sale 72 Honsss lor Sals - 72T Hooasa for Sal* 72 Honac* for Sate' 73 , Ajrtie|al For dala 45 Y V a n te d ^ T o 58 B o o m s for Rant 66 Hsuscs for SalS 72 Boaine Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PA6ALY and SHORTEN H«i|i Wanted—Fuiial* 86 Biliiatlfnui Wanted— F e m a le 8 8 1—COVENTRY — Mmlmum down COMFORT COUNTS FOtm ROOM RANCH — Large EASY HARTFORD — L Ouiped ■a. J A M E iE N 21’’ s«U-prop4lled WE BUY, fllL L or Irkd^^atatlque FIVE ROOM aliifle, completely SOUTH WINDSOR* Area —Imme- rooms, air condltlonliw. 85 ft ranch, 8 or . 4 bedrooma, Isirgo FLOOR SANDINO and refUilahins. VACATION TnOE .te com diate occupancy. New custom built FHA. New 6H room ranch, built-in . roUiry lawn mower, used two sea- and uaad tfUtnlttfre, ch ifia,' glass, fnrOlahed for discriminating cou heated rae room, etc. Ciui E. E. kitchen and'Uving room, ton Im^ Speelallslnr In old floora Iku you need extra mohsy to [•etb? STBiNOORAFHER With 20 yaare’ 6-room ranches on % acre lots, G.B. stove and oven, paneW firs- Lovely colonial with many plus ftvs-aAuo6«.’ vitu.i>Mirj kindInd o< vacation you’ve always eAperienee, including eupbridaoiy •onl, overhauled last fall; $50. MI aUvar, pidtufa framea aiid old ple. Near schools, stores and lake. features on Alexender Street Six Buabey, R eal Estate, M I 9-3088. ment, large lot. Aaking 817,800. »«7B0. t-1648. If interested, qall PI 2-8849. lovely view. Walkout basement place wall, basemenl garage, one CLASSIFIED S i w i W ' « iA U ^ « n ^ wanted, why not a^I a product /duties, desires position in Man edini, old ddUa and |3ina, bobby «bms, 2 levetories end a fuU bath. Call E. JC. Bushey, Raal Estate, with picture window for a recrea ecie lot. unmedlete. occimuicy. *WER060,NOU that le well known and advertise^/ chester or East Hartford. Box A, coliadtlOna, attic contanta dr whola |14,0d0. R. F. Dimock Oo. MI Seautiful rec room. Atfaehed ga- TWO FAMILY frame — oil heat M I 9-2088.______CHAIN SAW work — Treea -cu,t. tion area and plumbing. for' extra cloaed In suhporch, garage, in Reaaonable rates. Call PI 3-7SS8 UP 10A Loric In Lo the opportunity, offered Herald. eatajea.. FUThitura R «M lr Sarvice, 0-8248 or Berbera Woods, Ml i^ e , 2 fireplaces. GerpSting, com MOTOROLA TV, floor model. 17", Taicottvuia, Conn., Tel. Ml t-744». bath. Quality built hom# ..with com e— one apartment $78, $8,800 LARGE 0 room- raneb. Pried a t between 1:S(M:80 or any time 0A««TATI06 by Avon Cosmetics. Our beatftiful in excellent condition. kQ 9-1865. Summer Homes for Rent. 67 many featured. Starting $H,S90, 9-7702. bination windowq. Priced under - ADVERTISING new catalogue makes selling so down. Schwartz Real Estate, MLS $15,800 inchidea waU-to-isaU ta r- Saturday or Sunday. lOUkUWOft $22,000 for quick Sale. v. / Situationb Wanted-rMale 39 EAST BREWSTER, Cape Cod - low down payment, mortgage ar m-51AMaBESTER-New 8 room Realtor, Mil 8-8454 AD 8-1341. petlng, stove, refrigerator k!AVUOr6CE eaay! Call today. Call CH 7-418T. TWO CHILDREN'S swimg eets, $10 ranged. Call Kay Kaiser, Broker, M A M RUBBISH. Spring cleaning Rooms Without Board 59 Three bedroom cottage, all con washer. Attached garue. Ideal ki> AfiAm-ANO and $25. kn 4-1462 or Ml 9-0082 MI 4-0270. ranch IH batka. buUt-ln oven and THE JARVIS REALTY CO. $18,800—8 room cape, aluminum CLASSIFIED ADVERT.ISMENT DEPT. HOURS Ume. Attics, cenars, yanls, Resi HOUSEWIVES inteneW in earn GARDENER AND Kandv msn de veniences,- privacy, nStr beaches. cation for children. Nicely land TUeVKW.'OU after 8 P->7>- range, fireplece. overelzad garage. aitor Insurer siding, fireplace, hot water heat, 8;16 A.Mi to 4;30 P3». ~ dential. Commercial, Industrial, ing between $20 and tw per week sires part-time work. M t 8-6144 p l e a s a n t h e a t e d room near Available June 18 on. Call MI Over an acre of land. eellliM scaped yard. Elva Tyler, Realtor.. VJlTUSEeViCE after 4 p.m. -w ROCKVILLE — 8 room Cape on IE. Center St MI 8-4il2dormers, garage, trees, bus, 4H% MI 9-4489. kfl 9-9901, M l 9-00*1. Incinerator and cardboard drums, p^-tlm e apply Co(tiiectieut State BATH SINK, porcelain. Excellent bath tor gantleman- Frao pau-klng. S-BSlt. large iot . With detached garage, $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml kn 8-7847 PI 2-8811 Employment Service, 908 Main 54 High St. mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. light trucking. MI 9-9787. condition, also fixtures; Reason beautiful view, many fruit trees, 9-8245 or Barbara Woods. MI k r 9-5182. BOLTON— Gracious custom St.,' Manchester ' between 10-12 able. Call MI 8-6727 after 8. ^ 9-7702. "hS& M ON DAI Thro F1MDAT 10:8# AJU.—4IA1TJTUJAT 9 ,A JL D f ^ r ^ B I r d ^ P e t e ^ 4 1 WELL HEATED rooms, trSf park city facilities, aluminum storms LOOK H ERE! SH room home, iH baths, recrea RADIOrTV REPAIRS, any m ake- a.m. Monday.. Use of ear neces and screens.. 112,900. Louis Gold- cars. amplifiers, phonographs and sary. FlexiMe hours — Pleasant THIRTY-FIVE gallon Everdur ing. Also cabins with efflctanclea. Wanted' to Rent 68 n r-WETHBRBLL Street—New 6 If you have been looking for a lANCHESTER AND tion room, triple garage. M farb, Realtor, TR 5-7096. acres, landscaped. Oarltda w i changers. Over 47 years total ex work. No delivering, .eollecttng or copper hot water tank. Good con Car between 6-7. Scranton’a Motel, room cape, $16,990. Fully plastered ranch home in klanchester, with VICINI'TY PLEASE^READ YOpR AD CANARIES FOR BALE— Guaran 180 Tolland Tpke. Ml 9-0828. FURNISHFD two room, apartment Hutchins, MI 9-8133. perience. 90 days guarantee on all canvassing. teed singers. Inqulrs 87 Blssell St. dition. $26. MI 9-1720. for two Mormon ministers. Call BIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, walls, ceramic tile bath, custom apace to spare, this is it. 1330 8,900 Andover Lake front work. Potterton's, MI 9-4837. stegm beat, one-car garage, near built kitchen, one-hiUf sere .o f square feet of living area ,ln this 8 tage, full basement, OUariilMl or "Want Ad*- aro taken o w SEE THE 1980 .Wheel Horse riding WARM. COktFORTABLE room, between 5 and 7 p.m. Ml 3-7881. land. Minlnjum FHA flnancliw bus/^ahopplng and ~ Ver^anck bedroom home, IH tiled' baths, fireiM(-cea. furnished, SPLIT LEVEL venlence. The edvertlper ehould read hie *d the PTOST IT GONDEK’S TV Service—Motorola tractor. A-P Equipmeiit, 945 Cen very ' nidety furnished, large avsllabls. R. F. Dlmock Co., kn APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in tune for the next 8 jT IVIE lOAl. GiN vMdft KACDCAllV /Help Wanted— Malt 36 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 clothes closet Private home School. EJxcellent condition, 14x28 foot living room, full base sprirlng value. and Philco factory service. Hi-Fi. ter St., kQ 9-2052. Open evening!. $17,900. Pbilbrick Agency, kQ 9-5245 or, Barbara Woods, Ml tton The Herald le reeponelble lor only ONE Uicorrect or omitted A flAfttviBiio'fous w w e o i- Parking. 818 Spruce fit. ment. Close to Buckley School. Re Manchester—30x48. AQ plasterad, thonos and auto radios. 314 Spruce MARRIED MAN dlssatiafied with GOLDEN PALOMINO Gelding, Apartment Buildings 0-8464. 9-7702. / 811,900 Rockville—Centrally locat cloeets, oak floors, ateinlea* insertion for any edverttoement and then only to the extent of a MWBE'<‘ JU6TMAN8E>‘* duced In price for quick sale, It. MI 9-1488. present income, willing to woric 45 sound, honest, spirited horse. 69 $18,800. ed, oversized 5 room ranch steel oven and range, Wreh eeb^ ‘make xood" ineertlon. Errors irhlch do not leeaen t w « f MAYTAG WRINGER washer, good BEDROOM for- ,rent in private for Sale V—MANCHESTER—New BH room AWiPEOPlUe hour week; No experience neees Western saddle and bridle. Phona VERNON - Richard Road, Prac Complete city utUiUes. As nets, 2 ceramic tile baths. Ander the Bdvertlsemenf wlU not he eorrected by “ make rood" Ineertlim. condition Ml 3-2988. home, private entrance, near ranch, built-in G.B. oven and 'W'‘iOSrt«LO- sary. We prefer to train you and M l 9-8981. 128-128 LTNBSS s t r e e t — Brand tically new 5>i room ranch home sums 1H% mortgage. MORTENSEN t v SMClallxed RCA Cheney's Gentleman only, 119 ran$e, fireplace 3 bedrooms, near THE JARVIS REALTY CO. son windows, 2-car garage, 3 aepaA will guarantee man selected $90 Cooper HUI fit. MI 9-0595. new 4 ^ room apartments with In rural setting. lYill insulation, Monthly payments
J - I. SATURDAY, APRIL •, 1960 PAGE TEN lEwctiteg
* ^ • Programs Held About Town Heard Along Mean Street At Green School WESTOWN t h « W C W wlU meet Tuwiday at Andottr Some of Manche»ter*» Side Streete, foo 1 1 PHARMACY 3.0:80 ajn. at Boutb Methodist Fifth grade pupils of Manches 459 HiirtfOFdl -BO jB“H41 Cbureh. Hoateeaea 4idU be Mra. ter Oreeli School -presented two Oeoria Flah. Mra. WlUlam Ruah, Promises,. Promises ❖ agreed mildly, not bn the necessity and Mrs. BSiner Watkins. Ths tradlUon o f i« c r ^ budget for the assistant superintendent, programs for classmates, parents To maintain oar oontinnltF meetinga has once .again returned but' on the reason offered for hlr- and friends yesterday under the of meiUcal service we are ■me Tall Cedars of Lebanon will to ‘Manchester town government Ing him. direction of their teacher, Mrs. attand the 11 a.m. Sunday eervice it appears. Hu.XutclUnBon, who is treasurer and general manager of the Hsinil-^ Olive France. at South Oongresational Church, The session held in the Manches Announcers were Ruth Neubert, Open Ail Day Foibea St, Bast Hartford, in a ter High School library between ton Standard Federal Credit Union,^ said, “You can’t base it on dol Dorrla DlMsnno, shd Lynn Bacon. • group. Robert King, grand ' tall the Board'Of Directors and the Jeffrey Brdwn apd Henry Fay were cedar, will meet members who Board of Education Wednesday lars. I run a business worth 86 SUNDAY evening was the first deliberately, stage managers: need transportation, at 10:30 a.m million.’’ Paul S m ]^ Introduced a physi at Hie Masonic Temple. unannounced meeting between two Mayor Eugene Kelly seconded town agencies dlsciisaing the • ex Hutchinson with, “There was a cal education demonstration in which the entire class participated, Members of the Holy Name So penditure of public money since bookie who was arrested recently, • BIE3QD the Democratic party took office he ran a business all by himself Jeanne DeCesare introduced the ciety of S t James’ Church will at geography portion which Included tend the 8 o'clock Mesa tomorrow In 1958, so fa- as Heald-along worth twice as mudi.” SCREENS knows. “And he didn’t even have an of classwork on the ’-'Wonderlands of morning in a group. Members will the American West.” Participants OR assemble In the downstairs church The same party^-ln that year fice,” continued Kelly. ’'Garrity was energetlcaljy^ making prom represented him.” were Sue Coe, Elaine Cole, Linda by T:l». ises to brings' town government Gee, M a^-Alice Hickey, .Cheryl COMBINATION “closer to the people.” , SUcace Shattered Gibson, Cheryl Hamilton, Jane Manchester Assembly, Order of In lts..--6iami»ign literature. It Opens Law Office Mortimer, Karen Paganl, and Les SCREEN DOORS? Rainbow for Olrla will meet Mon For three years Fred Barnsley, lie Rubin. ' was saying that “any government custodian, moved silently through Atty. Paul B. ■ Oroobert an day at 7:30 pm . a t the Masonic and especially local government” nounces the removal of his Man Pictures of the West were shown Temple. Miss Sue Spicer, worthy the rooms and halls of the Munici CALL should be more responsive to the pal Building, sweeping, dusting, chester law office to the Marlow by Johil Andreinl, Jack Colllbs, advisor, will arrange an Easter egg Ronald Darby, Dennis Dillon, people, and that Republicans had polishing, cleaning. Building, 869 Main St., where he hunt Officers and choir members defaulted on thls-score. David Dingwall, Thomas Eliason, will wear white gowns for Initia For the past year, until a couple will engage in the general prac Rusco There was also Democratic In of weeks ago, Fred’s job required tice o f law. David Hochberg, Chris Malls, and Four Models to Chooso From. tion of candldatea The mothers Edward Strlmaltls. club win furnish refreshments. dignation at the time about simi that he do the work late at night A 1952 graduate of Colupibia Be Sure — Buy ReUaUllty. lar budget sessions that were held and early In the morning. Law School. Atty. Groohert waS' Piano selections were by Shirley Hilliard, Leslie Rubin, Betty Kirby, m e Polish American Club Will "by the last Republican Board of The Municipal Building at night admitted to the Connecticut Bar R. G. KITTLE, Directors in an attorney’s office. Is often the setting of meetings of In July, of that year and has and Bsirbara Rayburn. Instrumen meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the tal solos were given by Blaine Cole, clubhouse, 106 Clinton St. From an attorney’s office to the various public agencies. Often as practiced law in Manchester since Ml 9-0448 second floor of the high school many as five meetings convene at that time. Ruth Neubert, Paul Smyth, and Representing Mias Gloria Kasevich, daughter makes little sdlfference; secret once, and, unless doors are tightly He is a member of the Con Robert Spiwack. Those who play - od and Mrs. Charles Kasevich, meetings arto’t new and history, closed, the words o f one commingle necticut State Bar Assn., the ed piano fpr^ marching were Dorrla Bartlett-Brainard Products Co. Sunny View I>r., Vernon, has been it appears, repeats Itself. with the dronings of another In’ the Hartford and New London County DlManno, Pamela Mqrcer, Cheryl 589 New Park Ave., n am ^ to the dean's list at Green If it continues to repeat itself on heavy alf. Bar Assns., the Manchester Bar Gibson, and Karen lyfinor. West Hartford—AD 8-4478 Mountain College, Poultney V t this matter, any excuses offered No matter how many meetings Aasn., and is also admitted to The program ended with a dem She Is a freshman and executive next week wlU have a semantic were In session or how many doors practice in the United States Fed onstration of five waltz steps. remained open, there- was never Meet ^Miss North Coventry^ secretary major. twist. That is, someone will say It eral District Court at Connecticut. wasn’t a "meeting" at all, but a any disturbtmce because of clean Linda Martin, 18, beams happily and clutches bouquet after being Ing operations. Fred saw to that. He attended Bacon Academy at The Rainbow Mothers Club will "pre-workshop" or “just an in Colchester and the University of Zion Churcli Sets chosen “Miss North Coventry” .last night' at the Coventry Volun meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the formal discussion” or some other But Fred recently found other teer Fire Department. Runnerup Gall- Weirsma, 19, -is seen with employment with better hours and Connecticut, .where he received a Turn Yard Work ■Masonic Temple. such hybrid. B.S. Degree 'with distinction In her. Linda Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. James A. Martin of Maybe someone will even say left the building In new, lies sensi Reunion Service Rt. 44A, and a graduate of Manchester High School, Class of the decision to have the meeting tive hands. economics In 1949 after Army Hose Co. No. 1 o f the Eighth service during the war. 1959. She Is employed at the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. came too late for announcement, At the first meeting after the An annual reunion service' of District Fire Dept will hold Ha In 1954, he was appointed" judge in Hartford. She was presented with a pendant on a gold chain which is simply not so. custodial changeover, the custom those received Into membership by and matching bracelet. Five girls competed for the title. WHEEL-HORSE monthly meeting Monday at 7:30 e r calm of the outer corridors of the Trial Justice Court for the The point Is that when two ths rite of confirmation In Zion (Herald Photo by Pinto). pm., at the llrebouse,-comer of elected agencies get together, "of was shattered by a metallic din Town of Colchester and served In Main and Hilliard Sts. Ehrangelical Lutheran Church and ficially" o f n ot to discuss Impor suggestive of a dyspeptic suit of that capacity - until 1957, during those confirmed elsewhere will ^ TRACTORTu..,.' tant town budg^tl^,. such get-ttn armor. which period he served the conducted at the church Sunday The C. D. Auxiliary Eire Dept gStheris call for siimooiicement to ' Dotfrs' were closed, but tb ^no Town of Colchester as corporation at 7:80 Concordia Choir- o f the Eighth Dhrtriot will meet avail.- . . . -r:--;. - - ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. press and public. counsel; Reunion service cards were sent 28 Warren S t^ M I 8-8960 tomorrow morning at 10 at the And any backstage excuses “ Shee! what a racket,” ^sald one. He has also been a member of Repeats Cantata firehouse, corner o f Main and Hi! to more than "250 homes after Serve ICE CREAM For about meeting secreuy to dodge "Yeah,” said another, “ sounds the Municipal Law Committee of tracing phurch records back to Hard, streets, for a meeting and as If they bad a blacksmith shop Your Easter Dessert . . "shadows” would cast a pretty de the State Bar Assn., and is>now a 1891. — ------: ------' The senior choir of Concordia drllL meaning light on any responsible downstairs.” i.Tbs service .will Include reaffir '’Serve delldons Ice Cream' “Not a bad idea,” said a third. member of the Town Charter Re Lutheran Church will give, a sec figure In the town government vision Commission, and the Na matlon of the ccmfirmation vow, Cake aad stencil slices of ice “We’re in the garbage business al memorial chimes in remembrance ond presentation of the Lenten kcream. What a treat! Get, ready; we might aa well get into tional Association of Claimants' The Bigger They A re... of departed members, and a ser cantata, "Calvary.” based on the some soon at your nearest something that pays.” Compensation Attorneys. Royal loo Cream dealer’s Iii a discussion Wednesday night Atty. Groohert also maintains mon by the Rev. Paul G. Prdkopy, seven last words of Christ, Mon NOW OPEN! pestor, “The Promise of God ^store, or a t the plant. by the Hoard of Directors and the Dollars to Donuts an office In Colchester. He re day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Board of Education on the number Peqple.” The choir first presenled this LETS FE0RI8T Atty. Vincent Diana the other cently dissolved his association of men needed to head Manches with the firm of Letsner, Rottner, Registration and a social hour cantaUi last Sunday. The concert ter’s educational system,- Harold night enthusiastically spoke be will take place in the assembly ^ and 61FT SHOP fore the Town Planning Commis I^arp and Oroobert. is under the direction of Ivan W. Oarrlty, chairman of the Board room after the service. Members Beckwith, organist and choir di Rt. 44A. BoltoB, Just past sion of a client’s plans for a build He resides at 134 Ludlow Rd- of the Ladies’ Aid -will serve re of Education explained the neces wlth his wife, the former Beverly rector at Concordia. lytef el the $hrte» ^ f^aanyvOlo Chnrdi—MI 8-8089 sity for hiring an assistant school ing to cost upwards of 8100,000. freahments. ' The door to constructing the Neleber, and their twins, Daniel Soloists include Miss Martha HOME OWNIRSHIf MORE Sun... MORE Fun CHOICE EASTER superintendent as soon as posslhle." and HlUery. Diana, Mrs. Ronald Sanewsky, J. He said the superintendent of buiiqing would be opened, Diana MORE Done! FLOWERS and PLANTS argued, if the commission should Edward Fischer, and - Wesley schools and the buslneKs manager Smith. A trio Is comprised o f Mrs. • Abo GlirrS and CAROS grant his client’s request to rezone Interesting to hear the vigorous WAXES Parade Sa ---- s had a tremendous amount of re Marg;arete McMullen, Miss Loret Open eveaiiiga before Easter sponsibility. that the schools were the land where the building would estimate of taxes when a zone 32* wDowPii M orjr amror. stand. change Is being requested. Easter Fashions ta Frazell, and Douglas Kehl. 1960 • OMy yor<-f ffdNa eM k Hide a “ 83 million business.” The public Is Invited to this Director John Hutchinson dls- “ And,” he went on expansively, “ It should' be kept In mind Drfva * « NwUi-t^-^ack o f puDum ‘the town would get between later,” he droned, i “when the Board Holy Week concert. •fficiooey wMi troNwoluioas oyacAm Manchester WAT'ES will me’et REALTOR •iNDd tfifforoatial mm4 lapNr p v m t 83,000 and 8.3,500 in real estate of Tax Review IS In session.” Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Italian- rtdNcHow fo o n M m e dA- taxes alone.” American Club on Eldridge S t Moments later, General Man Pushcart Finances Mrs. Allen Parrish and her com • Kf frodor pemee hem'wemee4vm ager Richard Mar^n rose to speak, “ I’d love to see you in a super mittee will be in charge of the WEEK pemt redetSm . Oemr iMfti M t Omee THE ARMY AND NAVY he said, 'in favor of granting the market,” said Mrs. Katherine Easter BVuthlon parade. Prizes will For Sale tp e e d t forward, p irn ravaao. Bourn, Board of Education mem zone change. be awarded for the prettiest, fun FUN-TEST IT HIKE TOOAY1 But, turning first toward Diana, ber, to General Manager Richard niest and most original. 42 Sontino Driv* he said. In measured tones, “It’s Miu-tln Wednesday' night. Each member will bring a color The general manager had just Monchoster ^ april 3-9 n EQUIPMENT ed Easter egg for the program. Top explained how a town budget is weight loser for the month is Mrs. A " r COMPANY BINGO compiled. Maxwell Jacobs, -with an 18 pound HUTOIK—Ntmbsn e( Hu Nolioiwl Mrs. Bourn told him that, in a loss, and second place, Mrs. James 6-ROOM CAPE ,945 CBNTER ST.—MI 9-2962 AND supermarket, “ You add some, on AtMdoliM ef I n I EstoM iM irh PAULINE'S F. Reardon, 15H pound loss. OPEN EVBNIN08 and take some off. Tliat’s what I All rooms finished. I'/j baths, oTImm PMfsd to Its M e «f Ethia DANOINfl EVERY SATURDAY NIBHT do, but you’d be way ahead of me.” fireplace, full basement, amesite FISH MARKET Martin replied, “And when you K of C Setback drive, i/t acre wooded lot. $18,600., 8 O 'CLO CK 189 N. MAIN ST; get done, you take some back." A. Non. Chomaii’s, 2II82; Ramblers, 2,- TEL. MI 9-1546 562;'8th District, 2,559, Fogarty’s, Coil owner. Ml 9-4848 The Most Beautiful Bibles 2,544; HELOO, 2,515; Messier’s, 2,- NEW SUMMER HOURS 515; Knights,. 2,512; North Ends; Ever Published For Family Use NOTICE 2,BOS; Patten’s, 2,500; Stevensen’s, CLOSED MONDAYS The Coventry Zoning Board of 2,473; Cunliffe’s, 2,421; Packards, Appeals will hold a public hearing 2,259. WORLD BIBLES OPEN TUBS., WED., SAT. High score, Meuier’s, 127; sec 9 A.M. to 6 PM . on Friday, April 22,. 1960 at 8 P.M. Notice In the George Hershey Robertson ond, North End, 124.. ' *2,50 to *19.95 "Luncheon Is Served" IHURS,, FRL 9 AM.-8 PM. School at which time the follow WE HAVE DAILY SPONSORED BY MEMORIAL TEMPLE NO. 88 ing appeal will be heard. Johannes The perfect gift for every occasion: BUster, Weddings, PYTHIAN SISTERS Take Out Orders of All Kinds Kunkel of Route No. 3, Coventry, Birthdays, Graduations, Ordinations, Aimiversaries. for a variance in setback on a DELIVERY TO THE SEAFOOD — CHICKEN home on .Brooklyn Road. All in MASS MISSALS—TO UNDERSTAND THE 3 COURSE LUNCH terested persons are invited to at AT A NOMINAL PRICE Ate you having a small house hTOANING and IMPORTANCE OF THE MASS. paity7 Let Pauline plan your tend this meeting. BOLTON SERVED BY A NATION-WIDE ORGANIZATION Dated at Coventry, Conn,, this # SAINT JOSEPH SUNDAY MISSALS • SAINT JOSEPH FBATUBINO WHOLESALE FOOD PRODUCTS menu, consisting of sll6ed ham or turkey, potato salad, cole 8th day of April 1960. - CONTINUOUS SUNDAY MISSAL e SAINT JOSEPH slaw, shrimp cocktail. ^R. 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vnwo evMaay wnau-ALL Biuarts w s h e k v b d . a. le. btoKiNsoN * oo^ t _ , t *•-(■ ■. .f - ‘ to Te-examine the rosd': be has piDdHoi; 8 f -MBCTs MBiaageMidak traveled, and gauge where he ia TnUabig -Ptoa. grednsted —‘Mark Twain’s America’ goin g. cum 'lkMde Atom Dkrtmouth Ool* The, technique la to use authen Ieg» iii 1FS0. As kd NBC execuUvo- tic films-of-the-day, pu t them B y tlSiim UtMABOpi to ip -t^ rin liq f, b e wsricad tai yirtu sJ» < ^period plMtographe, niaiiy hereto-, ,la aa emential part let the pro together .in coberent and dramatic Ijr mmry one- « f file. oompany*s to* Om- T r M a jr . vm aiag, A p tti 22, fore unaeen, are uaed In order to gram . form, to write the narrative aUd to partments before ’ffiuUng q IqgleBl K B C -T V tMB pw ant anoUtar gm at include the ongu and the muate'of take ^ viewera back and put n araiman la ry S eriea niche in productitm In May 1992, **I¥oJaot * T avnot, '‘Mark T ir ^ ’a them In Mark Twatn’a time. the tim es. Hyatt Joined the staff of "Victory A itm iem ," ChrooologlcaUy, ,K "Mark Twain's America" is the Tlie aeries falM .into three *'** Richard latest and imquaationably' the At Sea.” Wbai Um "Project 29* «M M » atn>aBn Projaot 20’a grou ps: tffiit w as oreatsd, hie w as named as* Mr. JJneUn”—IM i-im s and "The greatest of the "P^ject to" pre Min, drawa upon aome of Twain’a sentations. The master plan and 1. The obroaokigy of the cen slstsnt prodticer. Hyatt was re* Bmooant 'r«M«"rr-1900-lB14. It la tu ry: d h istory o f . happjMBinigph-^ aponrible for the camera • p — ar nnw o t tde U.SA..t '{a 'ita pnrpoae of “Project to” ia to because create a television documentary ‘•Ilie Innocent Tears,” "Jhe Great techniques In "M eer Mr. Uneola" «BaMt bUraWag. boaUiiig, expbanuit War," "The Jasn Age," “Ute in and now in ‘Mark Twain's d u »r-« rare and n c y patM tam a aenea on the TwaoUeth Century, whole of America, he wUl be the from the beginning tn .the present toe Thirties,” “HM 9o long Ago," ;dm eri0a” whim give movement o f a '«e u B tiy o | i th e bmOm ; tM m the •tr»yteller. Through —to study the events, the vast "H ie Korean War” (not yet broad and flow to century-old etUi photo* w arbepi ead bdlara and urinlng mm, ,the program reproducea the movemantn the wars, the Ufe, the c a s t). ^phs, j^ ts , poatere and draw* badme oTItelMSalBt aa H reafljr waa ctilm and atmosphere of one of the motes and ttw men that aheped.it. 2. Studies in dbqith of'th e moat to llto on tHa-itnealaatpipl and ttie m M exciting and significant pe- and to place all this history ta per- portentous events of our century ^obaMy no other writer tn tele* fcntbty ad tM'
IM W. MTODLE TPSE. SUNDAY television PROGRAM FLETCHER MltelMa ff-787S TU E S D A Y Television PROGRAM Gbunuel «:M Iidc« Ot NIxM honesty and the Uf* of T o m ^ l ' C?ka«iiel I Y«ur Voice la Washingtea 9 Feepie T# Feoplu Jf stone’s mayor and newspaper edi t:M HMtrt Of A Stimnxer S \ The Great Challenge 9 Phil Silvers _ ‘ jj GLASS COMPANY 6:33 Coutlueutat dantruMn 33 Advmtarc Tim* GhampioPshIp Bridge 93 3:16 Wbat'i .Your TrouMuT 3 Amttitmm tor. I UsivervIlY af the Air B “ What Role Can the 'Haas Media 3:33 m * Faith ^3 ■ :M Featar, rUm Beieaee Plottoa Theater 181 t i U NewB f Play hi Producing Leadership?” 9:89 The Tweullelh Century 8. ^ AU m OLA8S ^ Hlsh B M d ^ M m k “Rommel." The story Ooutineuul OlMsrooui 22. m ■•Black Forert” . Aktai Tnmlrofr- 9:29 Prayer 99 Guests: Frank Pace Jr., former (Color) Ma Martia’* Bcaadap 88 { i:M The Chrlitephere 9 Secretary of the Army and cur great World War U German mlll- TUB BNCL08URE8 — g l a s s FUENITUIUB TOPS P d Em cee. Guest, Father B<^- from three words, By Mike Alber 9:M Feature Film 3 "'The Outcast". John Derek guest stars. Fisher Romper Room 33 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Bettle** Gna nar^ de Brienne, Canada’s musl Trackdown " 40 Teensville 18 re ie r Gunn 33. 39 12:99 Search For TeaSrrew* cal priest. 10:46 Sports C om er 8 Q : Is Jane Fl-oman, whom 1 Tex W v e l's Fun Show 39 Twilighf Theater 49 Craig Stevens stars In “A Slight It Cenid Be Yem — DRY CLEANSERS, Inc. Looney Tunes 49 RIa Tin TIa 63 Wagon Train 22. W Markham 68 saw recently Oh the Telephone Touch of Homicide.” Gunn INTERIOR PAINTSr M i l s I « EXTERIOR (Color* “ The Jones Murdock Story” A man 11:00 News. Weather and Sports S. 8. 18 I M6 BROAD ST.— Ml 9-7111 9:15 Cantnin Kangaroo 49 6:65 Ciutrh Cargo 8 searches for an a.^sassin>9f gang Leve That Boh t* (Noah Berry Jr.) jeopardizes the Hour,'’ the, songstress who was 9:39 f Married Joan 8 4:99 Woody W'oodpeeker 8 News aad Weather 80 ' sters. ' PIC7TURE FRAMES— ARTIST M ATERIALS 12:46 The Gnidiag UghI wagon train when he refuses to Big News 22 I seriously • Injured some years Focus 39 Cartoon Playhouse 18 Paris Precinct » ]8 m P 1:99 New* abide by the rules of Ihc majority 9:65 Beauty Break 33 Meet The Press 33 9:39 Ann Sothern Show g WAIXPAPER, Etc. Ahont Faces I Featare 40- 40 ago in an airplane crash?—Marc. Liberaee ' 63- Border Patrol . ■ ..I 11:15 Featare Film 8 10:99 Red Rowe Show 49 Soft-hearted Katy agrees to help MI MAIN ST. TEL. MI 8-MS« At Home With EMty TV Digest “Forbidden”. Douglas Mont- S. .-■ Dough Re Mi 92. '9 4:25 W eather' News M Sports 3 an Italian hat designer pay his Movie Matinee 4:39 Almanac 8 8:99 r.8. Marshal «omer>'-Ha*el Court. A : Yes.. In 1943 Miss Proman'e Hollywood's Best *8 hotel bill by attempting to sell . “ Man In The TVunk” . TV Mall Order 19:99 On The Go 49 Brave Stallion 18 one of his creations. Roberts Jack Paar Show 80 Clabhonsr 22 9:99 The Price Is Right World's Best Movie* _ ,8 plane crashed en route to Eng Star PerformAace 3 TV Theater ' ’ 22, 89 1:93 Onr Miss Breaks (Color) “Captains of the Clouds ' Play Voor Hunch 22 39 Madera Digest 63 “ Author at Work” starring Ernie 1:99 As The World Tarns (Color) land In the Tagrus River In Portu 11:99 I Love Lucy 3. 49 4:36 Sportseope 8 Kov&cf and Henry Jones. A man Whe De Ton .Trust? •Men Into Space 'eatnre F orlr 40 gal. She was seriously Injured In The Price i% Bight 32 '.9 4:45 News , S. 22. 53 M ONDAY Thru IF4IDAY Starring WlinaYn Lundigay. The 5aek Paar Show 22 accuses an author of having coifi- News 12:50 News and Weather x 1 the accident which took several, (Cdlor) News and Weather 8 mitted the, crimes descrined to Tke Christophers wreckage of an «arly moon Economies of American Hls'torv 8 6:55 Albert Rnrke Reports 39 pedition ^ ceship proves a god 1:00 Headline* * lives. novels. 1:19 Prayer send to ' 7:15 Mass. Highlights 23 nteve Allen Show 23. 39 1:93 The Verdict Is Yenrs unexpecled visit. Harriet plans a AID SERVICE Phone Ml 3-6247 Love That Bob! 8. J9 58 Douglas Edwards A the News 49 (Color) Guests: Charltorv, Heston. From nese Beets gala dinnei^ but runs Into dlffl- NEW . . . Rise Stevens and wingnr Jerry , culties trying , to locate Oxzle. 6»9 MAIN ST. . 18:45-The Guiding Light------8, 49 News ^ Vale; ------Oenneetlcnt Bnndttand 1:90 New* S 7:39 Kate Smith Show 8. 49 Kathy Godfrey ( The Vikings 18 tTBeSuty Hartford JA 5-2131 About Faces 8. 49. 53 Mu.sical varlF-ty aeries. Guests: Movie at 19 18 Who De Tom T re stf 9:99 The Millionaire Angle and Margo'dance team: "Four's A Crowd”. Brrol Flynn, With Marvift Miller. An American At Home B’ith Kitty 33 Rosalind Russell. 4:99 Range# Andy • Performance Movie Matinee 59 •and The Four Aces, voc-al group. COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK, Iwe. ' Comedy Playhen*e schoolteacher vacationing In MexL ^ Hotne appointinento— 19:30 "Ted Mack A The Original eo finds the bull ring her chief • Concealability "Younc Mn. * Lincoln" Henry Riverboat' 23. 89 AmerfeAB Bandstand by yonr Invitation. F . \ PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1960 ■■'.H P R O G R A M Teh^viaioh T w r SnrripSB Esiin ■OB «|U Baerat Sterat Tha Beal MeCeya . • AtM BAre Of NigItlS: DWided” .. CrandiMt finds AAventars naia'' B la Um inUAe agato- wbaa ) m * Oar Paap Hassle and. Utile Luke apiMMU to caadaealiU CtoMnaa M. 3 liM Peatanr' Pilaa > him to overrule Kate’s dlfedpll' '‘Naked Ouo” ; Willard Parker- nary measures, Walter Bremtaa S ’t a n e k ) ilathvSe Fnurer . t> Papaye Theater: t. W •tATS. PIrel Shop ^ ' t> The Mlohaele In Africa U. ELECTRONICS KSS?r;M r-.ii.a.r “The Miracle St the BcUa” ' Deaglas Pairhnaks Theater M. •:M INch Poweirs Zane Otey Thealas ■:M Early jE w LABORATORIES News . I . < " ‘'International SelUeiaent” ■' Barry .Nelson and Peggy A n CURBENT ANNUAL iDIiriBENIi 1:M AmnieaB Lcaead Daloree Del Rio Garner coatar to "Dqceptlon . ■ttItob— iiMtttgtvttr BreaKtamt TIm « . . ^eeavrille - When It becomes apparent that t:M Hap Weliardi .t. lllrht ThMter highway robbera connect the PLANNED SEOUttTPr 277 BROAD Almaaao ' aad iUa Frleada ' ^ amount of gold' carried by the «:U Captala. KaapaiOa ' Dante stoge line to the number of a>M Sehedala Par laaralap Ott iT> Boaad guiwds aocompanytog the ship l:4B It’a Ppa Ta J M ac a Playheaae ment. the line deddes to elim • iMPeatara n ba Id inate the guards whan it atterapto ivying TV? iodio? BarapCT r Mewe aaa-Kaartt to make ^J^uge shipment The Savings Tea Far.val’s 'Pha aha# lO Bsehelev . laaaar Taaes .v.oaasM la K r Baalaaas John Forsythe stars. Kelly solvesS v SUer’e Ceraer a buatoess problem------for .Bantlsy — . . . y It to bojr wiwro opo- p j & T s s s r 4, .. Pheae Vaar Aaawer "The Woman’s Angle.” B ank of oialloto OM ctre you Pa W||^yertacope i - ' ^ Pal Beeae f ^ w _ „ ^ _yS,_M »14C Marjatih lUBs - - H « ^ m M oo—« ad m enm- ~The Ttrst stop on Iba Europeaa t:85 Baanty Hr eafc awa and Waathar ' tour with1 ITntemaUonal t ...... gueat , 'plMtly «4nlpped aervtee The Bawa Shaw SI b ^ Barhe H eaarta stars. M an ch ^ler atOiWin f t ittiM a boMiiJ OMudiRa. an Met For Hire _ ..__ . 1* HanywaaS's BeM' K t t i c r Naa Dawaoa WrestUag Freat Waahtagtea IS Main Office o m A Mdok U:M Oe The Qe /ahaay Mldaljcht t:W Wsvhfcom S Star Feifarauaca Marta At Berw Starring Ray MtUnnd. Markhiun’a etiM ttsSttM i Play Tajw Haaeh Brooklyn" quiet participation to tha I I Iwve uunr '*< isae. reunion of his college traternity East Brandi' * n I f » -. \ I t ' \ ^ » K \ 11 Tha Pilea U HkcM Mewa Is disrupted when a school ath 985 1!(m B OtBtar 8 4 n s « > Daeeafeer BrMh ' letic hero contemplates sulclds Oaaeeatr aHea aSSL SMMd^Orafce SS arid a mUlioiiatre consUera mui^ West Branch Taday’i Wemaa T:U DaaiAie Bdwarda and Tha Mein der to keep the true story of aa Mdsplwstinr ' earlier scandal quiet U :f> The W aM 8 Weetera Maae Adrertirtaa Tsaaessee Erma Ferd S w- tt. M U)M Newa aa (Color) Pianist Roger Williams, ;Prof6ssloiial Trath ar OeaaeaaeaoBa 1-M Te Ten the Trath S uest “ ■■ Oea Baw Of The nalaunaa M K e Uateachahies S. «» iMNiffy Cara U:M Search Far Taaarraw Mldiael Anaara atari. "Jeb’a Starring Raberr Stack, ‘•Under- It O a___ M Be Tea Dnuctiter". ‘Marabal Bixhhart re world .Bank” . Tliarrias MltcheU PraUo, bMk, ' (Color) ■ writes the law to sara a pM from liest stars as MUo Sullivan, a re- Lara That Bah I . alarery Sred hoodlum who becomes MANCHESTER f n o t . . . yoa- U itt The OaMlac U«ht t. M Oawaeatleal Bepart S business consultant for „ tha. na- look protty 1:M Hewe t. Shataaa Slade tS Uon's underworld. Offeringfeiihg ‘pack tiipa every Abeat Paeea •. tl. M Stare Caayea M. SS age deal' to criminals. . At Hatne WHh Kitty S Stairlap Dean Frederick, ‘‘Bis CWsea Soldier II BOnilHfi COl •ayie wiUi one Hlaria KMlBea ^ M Thunder." Lt CoL-Stave. Canyon M;M TV Bevae I •C var eapeat : ^ attempts to Improve, relations bite Ysa Bet Year U fe . tt. M 10 HENDERSON RR. .tlireen air base perronnet iro Merle At U U k a lrd o ^ Aa- The**wSeriVrwe • E W nearby townfolk. ^BeiravTmtr J 'To rhe Victor" Dennis Morgan- Ml 3-7922 faowB __ ■ ^ The Batty B a tin Shaw S ■ Vlvees Uodtora ThU— U- The---- Ufa n Sprinc arrives and everyone In M ;M Ernie Kovaes* Tiaker A deed Leek I Prayer; the Striddand household—except ** B^ljrjrwer.. CMdle—Is smitten by the love Panelists Cesar Romero Edla HARLOVrS > s bup. Goldie begins to question her Adams, Ben Alexander. < Panellats Qaeea e M ADay « { , M attempt to identify a contestant OoaveirieBtly la tke oeater own happinesa until a handsome SAVE and eUglble HeUrwood bachelpr who at one time in the past, was af IhealHVplag distriet. comes Jo call. Cesar Romero, Involved in an event which made . BY THE CASE lioretta Taaaa Theater est stars. front page news. SELF PICK-UP tn Maia 81.--1M. MI t-SMl ___ [rr. Herth RIt Hasteraea tt. W Death Talley Days tt S r i a J T R Gena Bairy stars "Stags to No Fentare N Yeaarur.O r. aaiei Maleae where” . Maaterion derlsea a'plan lltW News, Weather aad Sports t, ■ AT THE PLANT BeatThe Ole^ Big t(ew» ^ « t t t ; AD nayhM M to defeat a bandit who has t:M Th»- ^rStet Bl Taaia robbbed four stages at ailver bul- New* na6.Wemfket Sofitli olf Onter'BCT Pram n i Hon. • FcAtara 4# OoaaeetiMtwtle BaaAetaaA . Daaaa Bead Shew « . S3 11:1A Feirtare nhn t NorUi aH Weal Oeatar Kathy (ledfrey Daughter Mary thlidcs of herself *‘Kau^ty Jeanette Safe Fur Whe Da Tea TraetT as aa ordinary unattractive girt MacD<»nald. Neliion Eddy .. whom'nobody .yrants to date. ^ Jaek Paar 8li0«r M S*"*? A tf I . . Oemedy PbyhoaM fe;M dehhny Binge S. M Wi»Hd*9 Beat i Sioraue AmeHeaa Baadataad • Pied user,* Chelee tZ. SC “ Eac-1 Dawn I Die’* NkhoN The Three Stoaces IS "The Cold Touch” .. Starring Bette Featnre 4# 4t RONDED P^K-UP 4. Daria. A woman becomes a U:M Jaek Paar Maw tt Mowclissfr TIRE ‘ ‘Oambler’aCholce.r Cheater Mor-l Isoner of a man who pretends to lt:5 t ffewa and Weather % rla-Nancjr Kelly • K her husband X m Kewa t. M Fish6r G O O D Y E 4 H DRY CLEAtlSERS. Ine. NYLON TIRES StS B B O A D ST.— M I 9-1111 F R I D A Y Television PROGRAM Adveature Tims tt. tt bank robbers and then goes after Store aai Ftaat ttS Bro*d St. Csattneats] CTaasreent Americas ftaadstsad W their elusive leader. Saered Heart S:W Featora Film t Belamee Fiction Theater It This Oar Faith “ Court Intrigue” . Madeltos Car- DIvoree HeiwlBg tt TEL. MI3.S179 ' r i t a R : > Ceattoental Classreeas roll-Emlyn Williams t :t t 77 Senset Strip S. M. S3 (Color) . Fepeye Theater . g Starring Efrem Zimballst Tr. Cathello Prayer First Bhow It "Legend of Crystal Dart.” A Today .. ‘"King of Kings-' former Folie-Bergere star hired 94 n O U R 8 E B V IC B Ualverslty of the Air Boy BMen tt Bailey to foreclose on a mountain 6911. U K V r 1:M Prayer Boxo. T ie Clows . «g cabin she. had g ift^ her estrangitranged AMBULANCE 7:tS Town Crtey , t:tt i^y ShMV W husband. rAll ‘.AMI MFTKOD Nowe _ The . Kid From ■ CleveUnd” Desilaa Playhonse t Ed and,Keenan Wynn co.star to SERVICE 1 :M This Is UCean Featare ig O P M A N o m s m Breakfast Time Tw IIM t Theater . tt The Han to the Funny Suit.” A Rap Blchards , „ Bla Xto Ila t t poignant, true storv of smolder Win heat yea r home fo r leoa S M Olalcb Cargo t ing father-son conflict and aa TEL. Ml 3-0350 thaa aay oflier boraer I Oaptata Kaagaroe t :t t OaBBoBball - t aged comedian’s agonising return I Schedale Far Learalag Cartoon Ptoyhoase I I to reality and latter-day success. or type of fael > It’s Fan Te Brdnee Sheeaa tt Co-starring as themselves are Ralph Neuun. Rod Sterling. Red I Featare Film ! ' S 3j**“ '**'- Hews asd Sports t Let Da Prove It! Bemper Bei t :t t .While Haater IS Skelton Seymour Berns. Maxie Tea[ n v e l’s Fan Shaw Almaasc ■ Rosenblura and Ned Glass. PROJECT 20 Leeway '------Clahboaie S Msa Of ABaapells v Ig I Gaptahs Kaagaroe t i l t Ufe sf Riley Ig I I Married Jeaa . — 5®*P* t t WHITING CORP. t:tS SperlMspe t Masqeerade Party ' tt, St (Coallimed fraa Page Om ) t:W News S. tt. U (Color) Bert Parks. , emcee. 254 BROAD St. •JW Beaato B r ^ . „ Ifsvs aad Weather Panellets Faye Emerson. Audrey LhtN Bed Bowe Itoow t i l t SMrto ~ Meadows. Sam Levenson and Lee American, has called him "the beat Deagh Be Ml Albert Barks Beperla Bowman. Phone Ml 9-1166 Hellywaod’s Best ItB t The. Twilight Eeae t. tt o f all w ritera" In his fleld. U :W Ob The Oe 1 :td Dial ttt Star Perleim ssne Lsekap \ I^rry Blyden stars to "A Nice Top Compoaer .Hcvic At Seven \ Place to Visit’' A petty crook Robert RusaeU Bennett., one o ( Che Play Year Haaeh thinks his w Suburbia 1bdui^ New Kraft Barbecue Sauce THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES / Ernest V. H eyn . / simmers real cook-out ' Editor-In-Chief m , Paul H offman Marion L owndes Editors right into the m eat! Christina Pappas Phillip Dykstra J ohn Bailey Associate Editor Art Director Humor Editor Delmar L ipp ^ M anaging Editor \ In TM» . •’S Up Anchor, AiiMriea • _ ^ Eiglit million pleasure craft will cast ^ this-year for rivers, lakes, seas, and inland waterways. As they head out for an afternoon, or a weekend, or a full- length vacation cruise, we salute the upcoming sea son with a section on B ating 1960—plus a preview of “what to wear" on the water. Crime In The Suburbs uring this week before The Inevitable nings’ ’entertainments. The ladies of Bain- The days of Old Joe, The Town Cop, are num D Fifteenth, how does it feel, Edina, Min bridge Island, Oregon, however, go one step bered. With organized rackets and vice ready to move nesota! (We refer to a memorable headline further. Once their men have put out the in wherever there are “soft spots,” plans must be in the October 8, 1959 edition of the local fire, ffiey take over as active members of the madF for a more professional, u p -to ^ te approach Courier, which read, ‘TAX LEVY TO BE “United Good Neighbors Burnt Out Family to the problem of policing our suburbs. Some com REDUCED FOR I960.”) Fund,” which provides clothing, food, and munities are making them—through dire necessity, as furniture for the now-homeless family. George Fielding Eliot points out On- Philadelphia's Main Line, the Junior Sau^ Chamber of Commerce sponsors a piograin Alpharetta, Georgia's, Pierce Elkins “grows” Paries Barbs - that enables foreign students to visit parU money to send his Joseph and Marybeth to To all dog lovers who read Mr. Cummings’ views of the country they might otherwise miss. college. Years ago he planted two acres with on Your Best Friend: You may not agree with what 20,000 boxwood cuttings, all from one enor he says, but recall Voltaire! and Barbara Frietchie! mous bush. Seven-yew-old, two-foot plants and The Bill of Rights! He does have a right to be sell for $5. For thre^footers, Mr. Elkins,is heard, even though, we suspect he represents a na getting $10. and his'children are getting a tional minority of one. good education. r l/MAilbfWiii/t Don Moss Don’t spring-clean those old bonks! Ruth Jakad and the- Lake Forest, Illinois, PTA Down to the sea in trail Thus far, “Operation Hitch-Hike” has sent todies will gladly dust them for you. All they ers . . . this month’s gifted, over a dozen scholars, from as far away as ask is that you then donate the books to the popular cover artist squeezes - Iran and the Philippines, on free trips around schooMibrmy. Fair exchange? We think so. out his brightest coton to the U.S. Australian Peter Daly’s sole criti record the great spring migra cism: “Americans are always criticisiiig, tion of t^ runabouts and whether it’s politics, business, labor, or the Ten-year- Suburbia Today, April I960 cook-outS' flavor right indoors-and what could be better than that? GETTING AROUND Continued from page 2 Some people call It progress, others think Eighty-two E rn est studenU of French at Rich playboys would cheerfully pay through the things are just getting plumb out of hand. For the Washbigton-Lee High School in Arlinition, nose for Valiant. Just because it looks terrific. The otherj. imtaiice,T Mr7 Rr E. Bowman, who likes to study the evolution of roads, reports theses side of the coin is th is~ you don’t have to. Sure, so much traffic on the highways out around Warrenton, Virginia, that a bypass is being Valiant’s got a low price, but that’s just a starter. Valiant constructed to bypass the bypass. keeps on saving you money like the U.S. Mint was \ going out of business. With a new inclined engine that - Furthermore, in Los Angeles County, Cali- '' fornia, a committee was set up to survey plans Virginia, will take off any day now for a one- nurses regular like a longshoreman drinking juniper tea. for coordinating a couniywide solution to the week field trip—to Faris, naiurellemeni. rubbish pickup problem. The opinion of Board With a fully-unitized, rust-proofed body that’s bank- . of Supervisors’ member W. M.^Dom? “A survey to survey the surveys is just plain Purchasing agent Harold Chase, down in vault quiet. With a new alternator electrical system that ridictilous.”. Hallandale, Florida, left the Mai-Kai restau rant last year to work for the South Pacific, keeps your battery charged, (it even charges when you another exotic local eatery. Mai-Kai, though, At last reports, the Crazy Couples Chibs out got an mjunctioa .to k e ^ him from working stop for lights!). But while Valiant pinches pennies, it on Long Island, New York, are still flourisb> anywhere within a ladiiia of 100 miles of it, .V ing. The CCCs’ aim is to supply a dozen for fear he might give away ‘^operations in- never pinches you. There’s plenty of room for a family member pairs with an evening's “entertain vohring unique procedures, secret ingredients, ment” at about $S a head. They have, in the and sources of supply.” But patience, food of six, plus a vacation’s worth of luggage in the trunk. past, been known to keep to the budget at lovers, the injunction is up in May. So it won’t be very long now. . And the ride would make some high-priced cars blush with envy. So take a tip from all the families who’ve on new, speedy, sporty A remarkable safety program to protect chil balanced their budgets with Valiant. See the man who dren in the elementary grades while they scurry sells them. Valiant deserves a personal check. Yours. \V back and forth to school each day n underway .X in Hermota Beach, CdBfonda. *1116 plan calls \ for painting ydlow footsteps on sidewalks and roadways to show young achotais the way. Yoga lectures, night-court sessions—and an SUBURBAN TRACTOR AA meeting phis a tour at a tertenders' school for samples, both during the same evening. attaching yard In Englewood, Colorado, Mrs. Joe Flood tells 22 us, the promotere of a shopping center polled and garden tools in Linn, not too far from Independence; Mis local residents before a spade ever struck clude rotary mower, souri (a spot noted for that-sort of thing), earth, to find out what services the community has a newspaper that is called “The Unter wanted them to establish. As a result, the snow plow, rotary till rified Democrat.” people now have, nearby, the kinds of shops er, all-purpose dump I they nwst weloome, and business, we hear, is booming. trailer, 4-ft. trailing Joseph Hanson, of South Orange, New lawn rake, and 3-gang j Jersey, a gentle person who writes children's books, has developed an inexpensive, simple reel mower that cuts i way of making raised pictures so that blind What have you beard that’s new, uiiusual. X S^ft. swath...all for... youngsters can both read and see with their or funny? We pay $10 for each item on ac fingers all their favorite characters. He has put ceptance. Write to “Getting Around,” c/d his process in the public domain for anyone SUBURBIA TODAY, 60 East 56th Street. to use who works with the blind. New York 22, New York. Breeze thru yard jobs in the snappy, happy way . . . on Wheel Horse Suburban Tractor. Mowing lawn, plowing garden, clearing snow ... every job’s easy to do ... easier on YOU. 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He has continued this personality s|^t the Conestoga wagon took people past the Great Salt Lake and into right up to the present where he now divides himself between city and California. In the ghetto of the Lower East Side you moved for one suburb. H^ lives in one and works in the other and complains about both. two reasons. Either the family got more money and moved to the Bronx When I was a boy in Public Scbod 20 on the Lower East Side of where there was room for a man to stretch and the kids got fresh air; New York, the usual topic for a debate was: “Resdved: It b better to or you had no money and it was cheaper to pay a moving man than to live in the country than in the city.” Everyone scrambled to get on the pay rent You owed the landlord $38. Santini Brothers charged $11 to city side. ThU was because our only knowledge of the country was based move. Landlords always gave you the first month’s rent free. Ergo, you . on a single boat trip on July 4th, when we all went on the aiuiual Tam moved. And today people are still moving, streaming out of Chicago many Hall Picnic up the Hudson. and Boston into Lake Forest and Natick. The Country was a place filled with foiir-leaf dovets, fresh air, and blue Do not attribute the growth of .the suburbs strictly to the invention skks. TIk country should have woo hands dk)wn.>J9ot the nega and devdopmeht of the automobile. The- car n one of the - tive side of the debate used an overpoweringly effective effects, not the cause. In fact iu soon as peofie got two argumeiit—if you lived in the country you’d always carsin the garage, they stayed home to watch television. have poison ivy. We didn’t know^of course, what the Another reason for people moving out from country kids knew, “leaves three, better flee.” AU the city to the suburbs is the tigly knowled^ these fellows who scrambled for the “city” that cities generally just gave up on people. years ago are now scramblit^ to get out of Author o f N ^ York literally is being tom from under it and into the ooinitry, more-correctly the residents’ feet. I stqipose. the same is called suburbs. Logical allepance b indeed triM in Chicago, Qeveland, Sioi^ Falls, short-lived. two best sellers, this and Bangor (not Los Angeles, which has The great hazard of living in the coun been referred to as 36 suburbs in search try today b exploitation. Suburban man man says what he thinks,,. of a .city). There are some howls ol b a Prometheus bound by hb own pio protest, but Mark Twain’s bouse comes neering spirit. He has to pay property here he discusses, down. There are many tears shed, but taxes in the country and sdary tarn in the beautiful city square Accommodates ' the city. No taxation without representa a chrome and cement business office. tion b a fair battle cry, but there are freely, several touchy topics The city exoises itself with the reasoning Subm!)k no cargoes of tea in the harbor for him that it must have the realty taxes, but by to dump. Usually, there are not even ..^ g f llf^ outside the that is no comfort to a dispossessed family. harbors. To most cities peojAe have become an Harry Golden *' To bear some of the newcomers tell it, , Big C ity in which inconvenience. A necessary inconvenience, Author of Only In America^ as soon as they moved out to Parkview or - but an inconvenience all the same. It is a Gi)een Meadow, they were victimized by the much more joyous activity to shuffle Titl61 and For Plain “townies,” the residents indigenous to the he was born l^ans, slum-clearance projects, new marketing area, the people who lived there before. The centers, than it is to worry whether people have townies are the proprietary class. They are the - — V-. illustration sv eowaso sosel ' Continued on page 8 Sufiurhia Today, April I960 V ■ , ’•■■" ‘ Suburbia Today, April I960. .1 7 JSlir DIVlENTiaN 0£All8 DP THE om nssr ^ m THE Only In Suburbia is & m nOTDH KIK Dots U*> WM> ACIlK Coniiiuud from page 7 houses seem never to have lived in them. They are much better housing units tb n anything the world has ever known. Young folks can buy one of these for as little m , V as a half a year’s salary down. The depressing sameness docs have its faults, but many of these faults arc redeemed by a sense of conununity. People who live in the suburbs may not net^uarily be friendlier or kinder than those in the ci^, but they all understand that (heir interests are the same. It is truie that the wranglii^ of the PTA’s, the Hadassah, the Poetry Guild, the local Town Improve, ment Association, as well as thev Friends of the Library may get nowhere. But the point of the community is that it isn’t like a business: it doesn’t have to get somewhere, it doesn’t have to show a profit or pay a dividend. A 1.- community only has to assemUe people often enough so that they learn to love where they live. A NO LAST, but not least, the suburbs are the face of the Wets the Floor A future. This is the way people are going to live, Man is WITH cu u w m AO DEmtann committed to the suburbs. He loves them. When the town authorities changed the how-numbering system in one neighborhood a few years ago, the taxpayers threw a fit and refused to use the new numbers. The authorities had adopted an urban instead of a rural number plan; people didn’t want to be 147Vi Uhn Farm Road, they wanted to be 3 Lchn Farm Road. The fight resulted in a com promise. The houses have two numbers—one for the town and the postman, one for the property owner to prove to himself he’s in the suburbs. Another town wanted to name its streets 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th. No soap. They settled r ■ for the names of presidents, although it seems a political mystery to turn from Roosevelt Lane onto McKinley Drive. The suburbs indeed are here to sUy. Mind and i i . matter, flesh and qMrit, body and soul will at last become fused. See Amos 6:8: > / abhor the pride of Jacob lJ i"- '»A. And hate his palaces; And I win deliver up the city with all that is therein. nSIARTU! Now you can get rid of mops, buckets, brushes,' sponges —and hard work! Hoover’s New Electric Floor Wash» •a a IS a a '.-1 CD washes your fkrors an^ vacuums them dry . . . automatically. 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Author of “Sylvanuf Thayer of W eit Point,'' "C deb PettengS, USN, ’ etc, - found or tried out or suggested ate In Harris County, Texas, a frian- - any dishwasher can wash! of wide variety. , nihg commission is studyring how ood old jo e , the part-time x'^pciency, and H is extremely ex In L ak ew o ^ California, a city to tie together the Houston City village constable—directing pensive as welL” incorporated in 19(4, the pbumets Police, the State Ranger patrols, trafficG at the crossroads, watching dug up an almost-4orgotten Cali the sheriff’s motorized deputies, | fornia law which permits cities to and the police forces of a dozen 4 school crossings, checking , This is not to say that the aver doors at night—is out of dite in contract with county governments smaU dtie^ towns and villages. fast-growing communities. As Chief age village or small-ctty policeman for the peifomumce of municipal They haven't found the legal grmg is any less a devoted p u l ^ servant services. Los Angeles County hap^ of Police Alfred T. Smalley, of as easy as the Lakewood folks. th a n the Ug-city cop or the State Highland Park, New Jersey, told pens to have one of the few They Imve to get an amendment to trooper. But for the most part he topnotch county police forces in the writer, “The modem police the state consthulion before they the U.S.—so today Lakewood is man, wherever located, must be a lacks the tnining he o u^t to have can have what they’re after—a for a most demandii^ profession. being well policed by the county traiiied and^dedicated professional. Metropolitan Houston poUce force. Small police forces simply can't cops for far less than settii^ up The problems he has to cope with One interim scheme Im been the afford adequate training programs . raaTMasm *v ulli arstTZM don’t stop at municip^ boundaries." Continued on page 46 of their own. Nor can they main The modem criminal is highly tain modem facilities for identifi mobile and quick to detect “soft cation and criminal investigation. spots” to prey upon. Organized Five-sixths of our cities and towns rackets and vice move in fast where have less than 25,000 inhabitants. There are lots of new cars on the market today, opportunity appears. The tech niques of crime prevention—of The average strength of the police special importance in the juvenile fottx» maintained by these 2,200 V ^ but SIMCA stiU giyes you m ost for the least. field—are not for amateurs. Safety (iiommimities is ortly ei|ght men- Here’s a car with room for 5 adults, plenty of luggage, and it costs but $1698? SIMCA features of life and limb on our over- ^ ^ apiece. Divide that into three 8- crowded highways demands expert hour shifts, mqke allowance for include deluxe interior, electric windshield, wipers, 4-speed drive, and rustproofed UniGard and continuous police attention. days off, vacations and sick leave, body. Parts ahd service? All over America! It’s certainly your best buy. Try one out, and see. From coast to coast, thoughtful and overhead for supervision and people are finding that the policing communications. You don’t have of their corrununities is a very spe much left to patrol the streets and cial problem, with some tough an roads, 24 hours a day and 7 days gles to it. a week. Much less do you have any Many of our former separated manpower for specialization or townships are crystallizing today time out for training. Yet you have rto real way to into continuous, thickly populated ■ t metropolitan areas; but local gov- regulate the floods of trafiBc—-most emmeht remains mostly a^picce- ly thrown at you from far-off meal affair. Devotion to home rule sources—any inore than you can is deep-root^ in the American tra-. regulate the comings and goings of ditkm. But Americans like effi gangsters and racketeers from dis ciency, too, and piecemeal policing tant plaCen. The police job in sub isn’t efficient. A study has recently urban America has outgrown local- been made of ^ multi|4icatioa government facilities that were independent police agencies in a adequate twenty years ago, not too metropolitan region of northeastern inadequate ten years ago—but arc . Illinois: The conclusion? “Gr'oss being swamped today by “explod ^ 7 First dishwasher detergent with germ*^ duplication of effort and equip- ing populations." as well as frequent conflict Towns Action removing Purisoil Not even hand-polishing gets of authority and confusion. 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No home L in America is more than a day’s drive,from a Philadelphia and environs, while the Chesapeake be heading^r the water, and this time with a qireads out for cruises to Baltimore and Wash boat of their own. Behind the family car wBl be a boating area. Time was when getting a boat in and out of die water was a major chore tackled ington. Eventually, the Bardays hope to trail all tnuler carrying a 15-fooC Fiberglas runabout and the way to Florida,, as more and more families 40-horse power outboard motor. Stowed inside only in the spring and fall. Now, launching ramps are being constructed across the country—though do, and some day out to the West Coast. But if ^ the boat are fishing poles for father Mike and they travelled nonstop, they would be bypassing ^ Bobby, aged 11; water skis and, swim fins for there is still a very serious shortage—and instead of hauling over sand bars and mud flats, marshes, booming boating* Centers in every state. Mike Junior, 14, and a rubber float for J^tine, 5. The Far West sunset waters of the Mother Edita, who isn’t giving /ler Pacific have seen the most rapid recent age, has her sketch pad and a picnic growth of {deasure-boating off Cali- basket along, and is looking forward fomia, Oregon, and Washington. But to the days afloat with this happy sport wait: look at Pbpenix, Arizona. Here ihat the whole family ctui reaUy enjoy M is a city with the nearest boating together. waters nearly 60 miles away. Here also The Barclays might have been set is one of the highest bootownerships ting out on an unilspal advienture 10 per capita of any city in the country. years ago. Now, however, they are Phoenicians, like th d r earlier name tyiMcal members of a mass American sake, are not troubled by distance when migration to the water that,has made ^ . it comes to boating. boating the country’s fastest growing Iking inland no longer means being recreation. Back in 1950, there were j away from pleasure-boating waters. If PNUTMaAPH* ev STANLEV MWNFIk* . 3,000,000 pleasure boats providing n the Barclays moved to the middle of fun afloat. This spring more tha>i the country, around Minneapolis, for twice that number will head out at example, they would find new friends water skiii^. And to tie up and go ashore on an Southeast to Shasta Reservoir of the Northwest, launching. showing them 76 lakes in the area columnist and 1TV personality, is a local advocate How do the Barclays look as a ' across the continent throu^ Lake of the Cbero- that are-week end goals for trailer boats, of havii^ .ybur fun and living it, too, afloat He unspoBed beach or rocky ledge is a qiecial, adven typical boating family compared with kees and Lake Texoma in the plains, Granby not to mention th|c Mississippi dividing does some of his broadcasting directly from hiS; turous pleasure for the boating fan^y. the neatly eight million other boat- Reservoir in the mountains and Lqke Mead in the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. cabin cruiser and keeps in touch with his office These enjo^nents ate not limited to the eight owners in the United States? left the desert—boating families now find new areas ‘Fred’s in the basement working on his boat. All he has Paul. Several years ago, local mem- by ship-to-shore radio. , million boatowners alone. A recent national sur Their new boat is six inches longer for boating recreation. to install is the mainmast, whatever that is." _____ bees the 10,000 Lakes FamUy^at- On« the Barclays, or any other newcomers vey has shown there are 30 million more Ameri- ~thwn the hatidptfl avera^^ " J To„ service cruising boatmen, old and new, A * . ing Qub pointed out to town fathers td the itoort, get" out rffimt^dKy will find tla t-a - , .CBns-who-;^H)utron the water obcasonally-and but they are among the four million variety ot other sports and ficMnes can be com long to have boats of their own and join the fun- along these waterways, new hostels are sprouting • and retaining walls, the trailer family backs their that should the bridges over the river ever be families that own outboard craft and the nearly bined, offering added appeal. afloat fraternity. If you are a newcomer to this up—the marinas. The word, coined by a boat- boat down a paved ramp with comparative ease. damagied or destroyed at a tune of civil emer two million that use trailers, and they’re one of Today’s boat provide some the adventure group, you may not have been following the stow manager 30 years ago, has come to mean Like many others,. the Barclays’ community gency, it would be the small boats that would re the 500,000 new boatowners wholiave expanded that used to be possible with a car before- the reasons for boating’s recently burgeoning boom. the progressive dockside facility. A marina is had a waterfront but no facilities for using it. establish communications across the river. As a the sport since just a year ago. highways became so crowded. Head down the Essentially, they are these: There is actually more the dockside equivalent of a top notch roadside lUither than wait for the town hall to get around result, launching ramps have been built, and now And even tlwse figures may be modest; boat river and look' for a {deasaht pord to fish; tie pp water anMutd. Boats are bi^er, better, and safer. filling station; usually it offers a dipway for major to it, Mike Barclay and a number of other neigh 40,000 registered ownerslarger boats in the ing, so far, is essentially a carefree, u n re la te d to an overhanging branch and dive overboard for repairs, ice, water, and, frequently, a restaurant. bors chipped in ^ acquired a small piece ot area (as well as an estimated 131,300 outboard sport. Since boate, especially small oines, do not a swim; lie back in the sun to doze ,or read, or ore water? Yes, boating waterways across Today’s marinas now sometimes incorporate land,, consti^icted first a pool and then a boat- motor owners), have easier access to the water. need to be registered nationally unless they have bird watch with binoculars; plink leaves floating the country are getting larger.While the ocean “yachtels” and “boatels” as well—^wonderfully Isunching ramp, now evenjemploy a full-time Owners of large luxury yachts in the area fre M outboard or inboard power, it is hard to tell past with an air rifle; photograph the youngsters and Great Lakes shorelines remain much the same, appealing, in spite of. their awkward names, for attendant to supervise and k<«p an eye on the kids. quently summer on the M ississi^, Minnesota, exactly how many back yards are becoming boat while they learn to swim; practice skin diving man-made lakes and reservoirs have been adding a family that has been living and sleeping for a Living ill the Northeast, the Barclays will and St. Croix rivers and ^ n hnld south all the yards this time of year, as eager households of with face mask and snorkel or aqua lung; start hundreds e i square fluid miles of boatipg' surface few days aboard a boat. expand their boating horizons by trailing to local way down to the Gulf of Mexico for warmer fall- amateur sailors scrape, paint, and fit out foe up the motor and speed along at the end of a as flood control and hydroelectric projects are Today’s boats are not cheaper, but th^^are* lakes an^ rivers or heading for-the salt waters and-winter boating. Cedric Adams, newspaper the coming season. towline for that wet endurance contest called completed. From the Teiinessee Valley the better made. When you buy a new boat today. Continued on page 14 V ■ ' 12 'Suburbia Today, April I960 ■ ~j,- ' ■ Suburbia Tc^ay, April I960 : 13 BOATING FCfR, F9^D T RJN-3 W 7 T O F L Continued from page 13 V/ you can choose between wood^ metal, or plastic construction and, by selecting a wdl-knowii b r a ^ that has proven popular for your waters, yon be certain it is designed to handle average^Wter Imagine! A Bulky Knit conditions you wfll"encounter. New vS^thetics are cutting the cost and labor of upjcrcp for your Orion Sweater boat, new building methods are in^ng.it stronger and lengthening its life. (Note/tne accompanying with your monogram check list to help you $elect/tM best boat. V . Stronger construction nli^ns a snfer boat, but there are additional/f& x n t advances as well. Sealed flotation clim bers of foamed fdastic are incorporated in ^iliany hulls so that a boat inad- Fun speed c^ead .. . unlike the highways, our waterways are stiH uncrowded, fiUed with opportunities for fun. ' vertently swamped or capsized will not only stay ALCOA WRAP afloat but support the weight of the pasungers as well. horsepower, both outboard and in Further information? Write to Suburbia Today, k label v' board, is also providing reserve power to iiwrcase izations schedule free classes in basic boat hanr the radius of cruising fun and still get all hands dling and seamanship. Determine what kinds of 60 East 56th Street, New York 22, N. Y., for these helpful free booklets: /^ack to port promptly if weather thrratens. craft are popular in your a^ea; usually these arc Getting started on the water now is simffle. boats which have proven they can safely handle “Pleasure Craft”—p new Coast Guard booklet Like cars, boats arc beginning to be recognized your water and weather conditions. Consider giving highlights of the Federal Boating Act of f9S8, minimum legal equipment requirements, ' as part of our better way of life, and a family is renting or chattering the type of boat you have - no longer considered extravagant when they tell in mind to be sure it fits your needs and that you and safety suggestions. their friends and their bank that they are budget will really feel comfortable aboard. Be sure every “More F,un On The Water”—a booklet com ing for a boat. But because boating is a new way member of your family is a confident swinuner piled by the National Association of Engine and of living, it deserves special studyr'Talk to your or wears.a life jacket. Chances are slim that you Boat Manufacturers which tells how and where *c friends who own boats before you buy; read will ever need to take to the water in an emer to learn about boating. books and magazines; find out if your community gency, but ail will feel more secure. Consult “Outboard Handling”—a basic illustrated book has a branch of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary >your local boat dealers if you are considering a let giving helpful elementary instruction for the or the U.S. Power Squadrons. Both these organ- used boat; their counsel can be invaluable. outboard owner. ■ T THE R L 6nr FafR.VOU What boat can you afford? Talk to dealers, yacht broken, and other boatmen. ■ No one boat is perfect for every family. To help 4Mfhoro will you want to go? Find out the upkeep per yev, how many essential accessories are included in the purchase price. you select your first boat, or next boat, check If, eventually, you may want to take overnight your needs agairist these questions. trips or trailer your ^xiat, keep this in mind while Will the motor be an* addititmal cost? Will you want and need a trailer? Will you have dock and making-your choice. Whar* will you go boating? mooring fees? Can yoir arrange for installment purchasing? A small kit boat may cost as little If all your crujsin’g will be done on sheltered Will you ovor spond tho night aboard?- as $50; sailboats and outboards $150 up; outboard* lakes, rivers, and harbors, a rowboat, canoe, or Beginning boatmen love to have a cabin and then cruisers and inboard runabouts $1,500 up; house skiff can 1^ satisfactory. Choose runabouts and find, at first, they only go day-sailing, spending boats and inboard cruisers $3,000 plus. fishing utilities for more speed and range, cruisers their time in the cockpit, and the cabin may be This dreamy soft sweater will set off your Mouses to perfection. Wear it jauntily with skirts, slacks, for extended trips offshore. waste space. Don’t forget that with sloping bags Bermuda shorts. Wear it beautifully to the office, to school, to sporting events. Wear it practically IlMd boat or ROW? everywhere. It's fashion right for any occasion. and a convertible top you can camp out in an « Attach this Better Packaging How will you uso your boat? open runabout. V If you are looking at a large secondhand boat label to coupon. Fishing with one or two friends requires less of wood, have your broker recommend a marine This special offer may never be m a td i^ a « in . The very smartest of vest sweaters, cockpit room than if a number passengers will WHI you nood to rap to r your bMt? surveyor to be sure there is no dry rot. A good bulky^knit in soft luxurious Orlcm atrylic. Two radiant colora—Blsta R ed^r u ^ craft may bave arid kw p high resale value. Shw White. P/iu, your choice of any monomm iii rich black. A wonderful pfi be entertained. Remember, in a small boat the Unless the boat hjas no power and is small, you Get expert advice before buying. to give, a wonderful treasure for you yourselPto own. number eff seats is usually larger than the nuniber probably will. State laws differ somewhat, although" of passengers that can be safely carried. Choose in the last year major steps have been taken to M W to 2 ^ your SW63t6r~*Ju$t fill out and return the coupon at rjght, along Small boat or largo? ND MAIL BEFORE YOU FORGET - - a craft with higher sides for stability and safety make registrations uniform. But registration is ■ r with $2.00 ^n cash, check or money order, and a Better Packaging label from 'the lid - Alcoi Sweater—Box 395—New York 46, N. Y. -if sm^l children will be- along. ‘ simple, helps prevent boat theft, and your assigned* Larger craft are usually more staUe and sea flap of any package of Alcoa Wrap. Mail to Alcoa Sweater, Box 395, New York (Print in ink or type) number will probably be good„for several years. worthy. Trying to learn in a tiny dinghy can be 46, New York. Name______^ ______Your Chamber of Commerce cat) tel| you how to discouraging, and dangerous as well. Start out How aboutt a sailioat? ^ Older as many sweaters as you like, but be sure to enclose $2.00 and a Better Packt^ng Address______...... go about registering. with a sturdy sensible craft in which you and your label for each one. Make your check or money order payable to Bruce, Ri^mrds Learning to sail is easy and wonderful fun. You (aty_ _ Z o n o L -State- Corporation. And hurry! This offer is limited, inflow at least four weeks f^rdelivery. may soon find that you will want to race, so family feel confident and comfortable. How often will you go'^Sdating? Please send me -sw eate^ I enclose $2.00 and « Better Packaging choose a^lass that is popular in your area. Find Yoii’iilSeliewSUP^ - for each. out, as well, if ydii family is likely to panic when If the answer is seldom, start with an inexpensive Do you want spoad? My size is: Small (32)- Medium (34-36)- Large (38)_ • The aluminum' foil with the super-strength symbol oCquality The color I want is: Snow White- Blaze Red- the boat heels a little in a gusty breeze. Usually boat. But if you plan to spend much time afloat, Perhaps not when you first buy, but don’t rule out • Perfect for wrapping, cooking and freezer storage ______The one-letter, easy to-apply monogram I want is ______a sailboat has room for feWer passengers, than a it might be a good investment to buy a craft your the day you may wisjb to travel further, and the • Seals flavor in, keeps air and mosHUre out (one monogram per streater) powerboat of equal size. family can live aboard for a week end or vacation. children may want to start water skiing. ^ • Leak-proof—foods stay fresher days longer 0 R « void in localilins whw* ptokiMtd, rngnlitwl ortund. O ff« tspiin raidnithL Ownmbnr 3L1960. ^ I OfiM i«od in Unlind Stains and PiMrto Ria onlii. • You’ll find uses for^lcoa Wrap everywhere _ ^ _ _ J 14 Suburbia Today, April I960 MORE BOATING ON PAGE 16 ■ V I ROATINQ I960 | Continued from page 14 Once over does the job . . .with o| f . A..4 . - . J « A f , MOTO-MOWEW NEW FORjlFIlS 22''rDeluxe Tifler^ P fitif TrMds before use aiid,oaoe the chemicals have hardened, the surface can Bnak$ up thm hardutt tott wHh'umm I Boats will look more like boats this year with fewer fish talk and auto resist sun and salt-water attack. Notone, The husky Moto-M R f f l S / RIDERS ROTARIES Dduze 22' ‘ Red, transnuSsion- 24' Deluxe Roto- Transmission-pro propelled, aim 18' Ride with Roller I pelled and regular and 20'legiuar reeb. Traction Drive, and! types—18' to 24'. 24' Super Rida. / .vCff KeAiE - f - SOLD BY QUALITY-MINDED DEALERS-CHECK THE YELLOW PAGES "Let him yell. Heavens, we’d never get to do any boating if we MOTO-MOWER. INC. waited fqr Ed to fix it fust the way he thinks it should be.” su*ua*iA TOOAy . ' , f,f D u ' C o ’ i.'O’ .s' 16 Suburbia Today, April I960 ■ ' ' BOATING FASHIONS 1960 f 'k •m NEW! DO^ERYTHING FLOOR POLISHER . t 160 inches atxmrtd, Vila’s poncho-sUcker trimmed bt cotton knh ($12. cap $5). Lefli a foam-insulated cotton Thunderfack ($15$. THAT SC^BS W.WUT SPLUHINC, D cck cd O u t! Porter-Cable Suburban Riders ■ W h a t to w e a r o n th e w ater? T h e an iw er F w dedt antoinotive •tyfing...£» is always the same— slacks and slickers, powerandiiatfonnanoe...fwcat- tinggram,iolting,giBdhig,mnkfa- sweatshirts. Windbreakers, and pullovers. ing, atveqnng, imow plowing.. .fw ' >2-'. i?'. •‘*i‘ ‘,j&? Just as serviceable as ever, thb year’s year 'round u » , choose a Porter- t h a t ' w axes and polishes a l l ‘kinds haul comes in the liveliest colon and Cable Suburban Rider. You and your lawn will be the talk of the wonderful new cu&—gay gear, and one Bared midriff top and bell-bottom slacks in sailcloth by neig^boriuiod. The Mark 26 has Vila ($8 and $15). For little girls. White Stag’s striped or two real surprises diat promise to rig fuD automotive traneousBioa— 6 cotton-knit Topsider ($2), and RegaVs hooded terry- the boating millions, from skipper to cloth puihver ($3). cut off most becomingly short. forward speeds and reverse. Avafl- tiniest crew member, in comfort and able in rotary w rad models and with key starting. Make work fim! style, wherever they’re bound. See these Suburban Riders at your Porter-Cable dealer now. OF FLOORS AND EVEN CLEANS RUGS! . •* N O W Generic E lectric brings you the new All-purpose cover-up, a -sailcloth tunic in big aUe pdisher does every kind of flow-care job. stripes,! muted colors, one- -- piece sleeve. Bennett ($10). Even dry deans ydur rugs.quickly and easily.^ 8UPBB0R gIM M M RBERS MO IRMTORS Scrubs without splashing, thanks to new, » . • MTMV ELECraC CTARTM ezdusive l^>lash-Guard. Applies wax. Twin ...uintatUllllneoflMai/in^eotteoam snjfim brushes polish and buff fw long lasting protec and power toots for itson and tomn l ry tion. Gete dose to baseboards and into comers. Snap*on Attachm ents. A ll attadunraitB snap oh easfly; Rug Cleaning Brushes, Flow Scrub bing Brushes, Lambs W od Pads, Sted Woid P ad s. General Electric Company, Vacuum -brightest blue, yellowilinur, Qecmer Dqxulment, Bridgeport ^ Connecriad. p " f * orange—sailing parkas for Printed sweatshirts— hooded by Tee Tops in Wide stripes ^ ^ the whole famUy in water- ($9), and kimono-sleeved by Vila in polka dots ($10). T^ag m it k Our Most Special Kxtra. Optional repellent nylon. By Ernst Liquid Dispenaer auto- Engle (less than $20). matiodly diatributea wadi - MORE BOATING FASHIONS O N PAGE 20 GEN ERAL^ ELECTRIC Water and liquid waa. ' . Suburbia Today; April-1960 19 > . ^St\W • ...... ' — - •^------irfr... ;,7 ^ .iV Forrf TTd^ow : ' Wonderland where yon enjoy K-- ~Tr-rapw.r-’a » » «iy wrr.A^w^rfej.»i<*rv^|^ ,j^ / iJ ,ii*iitiof ■- ■»>' diemost in Station Wagon Ldving the most sp a ce... the most comfort. . . the most savings... * (he most choice... the most everything The Thonderbird trf wagoas-9-pMeaacer Country Sqaire Ford’s new luxury wagons: Squire &”“Country Sedans America’s Station Wagon Specialists bring you exclusive styling... Mg, but tkei^re^eg(nUl plus comfort-height seats that all face forward. S h M Coming and going’s MirSFHK >:' ' ' V, easier, top, and only Ford wagons step put with Thunderbird vim! MWMUB. a n a f i For lh$ outdoor UJo tkoFu in your'house), and windshield posts have Here m* ttie master magicians of Ford's new an the rage., .come with me waggn .WQrto-:-the big g e ^ : hfi^tn thoughtfully swqit fmward out of your .... wagons efver, f i m ^ worlffs gmst esperi- w a y f ir w up to S" mure room fmr shoulders, over 2 " more eneed wagon builder; With its elegant side iMmeUng that Ipoto like room for hips—rad lavishly padded seats are 4-door, 9-II comfort-high. A glass area 17% larger and Ford Country i the finest wood yet wears like tiie toughest steel* Ford’s stylish new sloping hood present the the 9-pasamger Goontry Squire is the world's most wimted wggdn. Sharing the Squire's heau- road ahead in a sweeping panoramic view. tiful pitqMurlhms* 3mt lower in price* the Coun Yes, built for people-osd h v O t for hauling, try Sedan Is the world's best se ll^ wagon. too! Fmrd Wagons have the biggest loadqtaoe in >= lik e aU P < ^ wagons, these wjbnder-workers the fields . . over 97 cu. ft. of it! And of course beautifd^ built for peopW Doors are up all Ford wagons put tte might of Thunderbird V-8 power at your bedc and haul. 0 ford Motor Co.. Doorborn, ’ 4-door, 6-pueencer Ford Goontry Sedan to 2 ^ " wider thin jrear (wider Hum the doors , ^ . r ' ■• 'M?S■■ r;*^- - V i i Ford’s ne# Ranch are loaded with space « ca. rr.. .uuMEsrm in m o with savings ^p>with^a wealth of uwisT-nacfD Fwi-siza vmom exclusive wagon conveniences ■or OKlBVniM a wonderful new world of station r ‘.sfs, wagon living. Who would eoor guess Uie Ford Ranch Wagon is America’s lowest priced full-size wagon!* Just like the top of the Ford wagon line, it has the most load- space in the field... a cargo-hungry 97 cu. ft^... and a floor, witii tailgate open, that measures more than 10 feet long by over 6 feet wide. The Wagon shares with all other Ford wagons—and all other Fords-economies like a choice o f two mighty ThuUderbird V-8 engines that run on regular gas, 4,000 miles between oil changes, ^66-plate battery for surer starting, an alumini2sed mulBer that will normally last twice as long as mufflers used on some other wagons, and a Diamond Lustre finish that never needs waxing. Just like the top of the Ford wagon line, too, the S t ^ into the new Ford wagon wmld. Beautiful new Luxury- Ryiirti Wagon to beautifully built for people. It Lounge interiors are oolor-kesred—and that even includes the hrinffH you more entrance room, more hip room. -stemdng wheel. New durable woven plastic and vinyl uphol- more shoulder room and a lanky new length of leg stmies are kid-proof.. .<»me clean as a whistlewith j urt a wipe. room You never had it so comfortable for so little! For Thunderbird admirers, there’s authentic Thunderbird V-8 power! And both front and rear jteeads tove beeh widened to a full 6-foot width for a bnuad-new road-hu^hg JhundiW^ feel behind the wheel. Any wonder it looks like another bestselling year for Ford wagons? , Ford e-isuaenger, i-door Rknek Waiftm {akown at top) and e-pasaenger, Fordor Ranch Wagon (ahotim at center) from 'America's ^Station Wagon Specialists r New-eise wonders and savings galore The perfect companiohs.for the outdoor life. Ford’s new One hand opens bothlift and tailgates. The load opening turn the page, there’s moreiThere’s more! Ranch Wagons pack away all your cargo without a whimper. itself to nearly a foot wider than other was^>ns in the field. With over 97 cu. ft. of loadspace—wide as a bowling alley— And th ^ are the easieist wagons of all to convert; the they’re the haulingest'wagons going. And so easy to Iqad! s^ n d seat folds away flat at a child’s touch. -fr “» - 1 ^ - ~ y 3 ; (. ^ -:p> '^■ 4 /y-:.-^ £ -S: ‘ ,■^1 .KM v'^ . mm New Fordor Falraii Wagon New TadOT F e k m Wagon A n d . n ow ... two new-size America's Station Wagon Specialists: FALOON WAGONS « tically no wagon job ever calls for more!). And the passenger area is built-for-people For wagoti m w * M a t ’ s rmtUg nice, with full headroom, hat room, hip room, leg turn and find your low Ford price size~^BE^Honest-to-goodness room for linriry aiinlta- Tintw op e n in g s a re WNLIMn 1 - - ■: extra-wide. Windshield posts are swept for- .ward out o f your way fmr easier exits and en tra n ces. B oom ftepei^lelJndeed!^^^^.^^^^^^^^^^^ -6 ! Falcons to L^siize The Falcon is America’s lowest.priced 6- im . V- in n u n cM psssenger wagon.* And the thriftiest! You go up to 30 lively miles on a gallon of regular ‘ gasoline... can save up to 15% on insurance And they’re Falcons in gas gOS; and price savings. The Falcon wagons are extra easy to load with . .. cut repair costs to a minimum. . . change Me' lo«»g—t load floor of any compact wagon. oil only once every 4,000 miles. Here’s the fairy tale that c«n e true-a wonder You save because of all the “extraa” .you get working wagon big enou^ to do everything but don’ t pay for. From fine upholstery . . . to , America’s lowest-priced 0-passenger wagons! you want a wagon to do, yet small enough to arm rests. . . coat hooks. . . sun visors-they baby your budget in authentic Falcon fashion. are aU included in the one low Falcon price. You have a longer load floor than in any Try it—and you’ll find that F alcon economy ee a aaai^adaae af a othercwnapjact wagon—over 7 feet long (prac- grows on you ! mm o YOU FEEL you are doing something for watching outside the local school at periods when D your chQd w hoi you jump into die family .car children conic and go. The traffic jam will probably and drive him to school? We all have a healthy appall you! A t most suburban schools mothers Tour. ^opi>izig gpiftde to' Ipra’iB impulse to help our young but,' next time, check create fearful hazards as they load and unload \ ' this feeling against three questions, k my child squirming youngsters, while o t ^ mothers toot and exercising regularly through |he school year as jockey for position behind them. Even where schocri well as ill summer? Is he making new friends at safety patrols struggle manfully to control these choose your wagon choose your equipment & accessories school and developing independence from his amateur taxi drivers, the authority of the valiant parents? Is the school a sal^ place to discharge or sixth-graders is often not respected. Many schools pick up high-spirited children? If your honest have worked out traffic plans to control the situa □ COUNTRY SQUIRE. Th* attim«te in »iiM> FALCON WAGONS answer is “No” to even one of thc« questions, tion. Yet no principal can produce a system . ■mi ar‘rt»>ionwitPP«i«ili i i f Bewrtttulddtpiund- Aatoantie'______ing looki IQn w o ^ m an lOn itad. I29C7.* IM h Air tiaatar . 67J6 perhaps you will really help your child more by which a mother can pick up several children, emerg encouraging him to walk to school. ing from different doors at different times, and still □ ».PASBBNGBR COUNTRY SEDAN. AD 9 emoa—WloBHHMl ia _ a .«-a A WW■ gf- ______16.T6 In the case of our own family, we learned by k ^ her place in an orderly line of triiffic. pMMiitWi face front. 4 <«>a-fraiMi Uftgato, WbdriMd ^pw. lanMc. M i experience that there are rea! t^ues in walking to When it rains or snows, twice as many mothers. . 2ikl and Sdi iitta iwrily convot for caigo. |28S7,^ PadHid Soa Vnon and r t Panel. I t J i • \ Wyta«aBTIm(4>ply). 61.19 scIkioI. M y husband is a pediatrician, and he needed seem to jmn the fray. Is it worth the struggle? I lije t □ 6-PASBENOER COUNTRY SEDAN. Lmny pan Wheel C o n n ...... our first family car almost constantly. When the remember a nei^bor who found one child had been lentiirH at an aranomy priaa. 4 doon, frontdoor* oldest of our four children was ready for kinder-. waiting at home for three-quarters of an hour, after ATJ. eontnillad doma U^t, wideadaetion of oplMlatarlai. OTHER FORD WAGONS gaiten, I thought the time m i^ have come for a ' a five-minute walk from school, while she had nobly I2762.* ThnaderiMMSyd...... fU t J t second car. A fter all, the school was a quarter o f a transported the other brother through a noontime Ihnadechird 662 Y*6...... 147J6 □ 4.DOOR RANCH WAGON. Four doon at a naaderbM 662 dpedal V-6. . i r i M mile away. There were streeu to be crossed and a traffic jam, complk»ted by heavy rain. Perhaps you Pjerdan^ T^ueadaita (6 < . 119J6 may fiave watched a youngster jump out ot a car his budgot priee! Naaily a foot-widn loadiBC entqr. . 166J6 hill to be climbed. Also, since we happen to Uve in Rear aaat unfolda eadly to carry dx people in com- CMerO-lfatfe' . 81U6 Newton Cratre.^Mass., what about New England mother has maneuvered through a snowstorm, arid . T6J6 ‘fort. 12666.* weather with its itiny days and snowstorms? promptly p lu n ^ into the nearest snowbank to Snift 8om Power B n t o . □ 2 -D O (« RANCH WAGON. AnMfka’akmaat- Power ftant. Seat. When I consulted my husband, however, I was' recapture some of the fun of walking home which piiead, fnD-nao wagon.* Choopa atandaid Miliaga Powerlilk^ told, firmly, that American children, our own in his mother had taken away! llidnr Six or pidt front 8 gnat Thundwbiid V-8'a cluded, needed more regular exercise. A ll immedi 82586.* ate J^cqies for a second car vanished when the eachers say they find the children more re LBanTfatedCaen. American Academy o f Pediatrics stressed physical T laxed in the classroom when they have had the □ 4-DO(Hl FALCON WAGON. Fidl dx^Mnaen- tension-releasing experience of a pleasant walk. ‘ roan, true boOt-for-people comfort. Bcantffal 16.19 fitness at their annual meeting that year. Our au Students who hike home for lunch seem fresher . Longeat cargo ana StattoB Wagaa. dnmly 60 in tUe ______A chmee meeting with a friend After children have had a pleasant walk □ rndtog I is part o f the fun o f waUcing to schooL in the fresh air, they lend to be more relaxed, in the class>opm. Ford Dealer. .He win eeo-tikat a 1 □ 6 cyL aaifna □ 8 cyL ______atan Ford Station Wagon ie It's healthier., . . • - teynn.- WidMot coat or otaltoalian, FW*B □ Stapdaed ' „ eiaoflotnbneanFaiaaloatlWFalae □ Fordoatatie ' ______Yon can roeoiTo an sathentie ofyaarpcnaantcar todi0wyaabow it builds independence 8X''iWHedndieniBawdlim*rannet gtu , pimd wnold ooOt yen. □ OndaaO-Hatie ' datdl of a 1666 P M 6>FMnaagHr TO FORD DEALER: Plaaae 6S ia bdaw and I Canatiy8o4m.WondMdfarkMBl - ' ^ a and they have PeriectiercnieiiiwelOf oenwe^there CL - .iBaontiWgrtinw! « r" Fono MOTon ocmfuit DaalwCoda- V fun on the way I *. dPpClAL APPRAISAL CBRTIFiqAW ^ • ' ‘ •*/ ^ I Suburbia Today, April i9pO 29 too obvious, and there are heavy practical cosb as well. In our area, laigdy because we have lost so many trees, Cut it with the water table b dropping eight feet per year, dertroying V-- conditions for the best growth of native vegetation. Each WIS farm going into subdivision adds to flood hazards as rain, water, unable to soak into meadows and woodlands, rushes NtwW toUy-Puiiii'ftfJfigfflM'Mi, throu^ ditches and sewers to riven. Trees that like to have mth filled ^nyl grips, cul toughest We inherited our big trees,.,Can^we stop their destruction? limbs with ease. This Nt>. 907-G is their *Teet wet” become weakened and die or are. subject $3.2S al hardware, garden supply, to insect attack; othen dry out and feed brush fires. The and department stores everywhere. soil b eroded into u ^ oonlours. - 3 Others from % 2 Ji lb $4.25. BY WALTER C. HOLZBOG and gkace jeffery Older countries have already recognized the need to plan SPECIAL Ask for your copy of the authori- carefully for best land use from now on. Throughout Eng stive w is s PRUNING GUIDE fro m k L '■ y o u r nearest W iss dealer, o r use cou land, the Town and Country Pbnning Act gives local pon w low to order it direct. plannen the authority to gu i^ the development of their h e r e u s e d t o b e an abundai^ of fine jold oaks, elms, and shades play areas, it shelters insect-eating birds. During communities. The countryside b inventoried and sorted out and maples around our houses in Wauwatosa, WiS' photosynthc^ iu leaves trade oxygen for carbon dioxide, T 'as to what land should stay agricultural and what land b jcoostn. Now many of them are gone. Trees neatly a century purifying the air we suburbanites like to brag about. Trees best suited to industry, housing, recreation, etc* Thb stiidy .in the growing were toppled in a matter of minutes— not can act as sound baniers and vision barriera in our'outdobr is oriented not ^ ly on Tax Base, economics, safety, and to^^iiado, earthquake, or flood; but man in his hurry i^iace design, for added privaqr. " sanitation but also considers the esthetics, heritage, and to develop and build. T ictt have personality; we get to kdo* them throughout long-range liveability o f the locality. Excellent design has gone into many new developments, the seasons. Think of the sugar n u ^ , for instance: the way H as our tedinology far outrun qur culture? Trees, besides as we alt -know, and here and there natural .features have it buds aiid Uossoqis in the spring; the shape and character their real ecOKNnic value, have an esthetic value, a cultural been preserved, thanks to someone’s imagination and good o f its leafy head during the summer; the drama o f its autumn ingredient which takes a long time to create. Why not pre sense. A t the same time, however, there has been an alarm- ■ ctdor; the silhouette o f the ^ranchii^ habit against the snow. serve threw where we can? W ith good planning, our culture % 0 ; and thoughtless destruction o f much o f our native vegeta- Besides'this, trees have real-estate monetary value. A fOOAV tidnin the last ten years, especially mature trees. healthy well-located tree or two can increase the price of could catch up w ifli our fost-movh^ technology. W ^^ppen to live in Wisconsin, but the story is'the same a lot 20% or more. Wooded lots are always in demand. /rom MkiiK to California. Every day more farms arc sub The total* worth of all our shade trees, aocbrding to the divided which are strif^ied of trees, shrubs, and Department o f Agriculture, is 600 million dollars. topsoil to su itW n ew grades and lot lines. A powerful bull Most of our communities have zoning laws, to lx sure, dozer can do “wbn^rs” in removing all obstacles, and but they do not always protect trees. Zoning b not complete f/ streets are pushed litr^ h t through in the familiar gridiron planning; it keeps tlUngs from getting worse. pattern, regardless of whetlrer they fit or not. The developer has to vyatch his profit mar^u^—but the neighborhood has o SAVE some o f our big trees and preserve more natural to live with the results for many'yrars. Tfeatures we need land-use analysb and land-use legisla Not every treei of. course, shbuld be saved. Those tion— and we need h now , brfiHe it b too late. Some land weakened by disease or accidents are li^u^rds and should be should never be built on. The greatest good to the greatest removed. Where trees have grown too closely, selective number will be had through the preservation o f such land, cutting is needed. But let's begin to th in k be^re we cut. as natiye green ^x>ts, islands, or waterpourse networks. Trees belong to more than one generation. W e inherit them; T o be effective, planning has to have authority behind it. we pass them on. They not only belong to the cointaunity; Down through the ages the bert outdoor compontion has OTHER FINE WISS they belong to posterity.. \ resulted when planners had the ’’green light” from someone CUTTING TOOLS Small trees are very good to plant in a new neighborhood in power, a Pope or a king or private developer. - but a few “oldtimers” give depth and dignity to the place. W e can no longer afford the casual throwing away o f our Their large size .gives three-dimensional scale to buildings r^ ^ rces. The countryside around our great cities b rapidly “OraMMastsP* and open spaces. Instead of living o n soimthing, we live in being^exhausted, as Edward Stone pointed out in the March No. 701 it. The big tree frames the picture down the street, it cools issue bf^SUBURBlA TODAY. The cost in beauty b all 42.7S Easiest cutting grass shears made! Special vinyl “com fort” gripsorotect hands. New! $^7S. Others from $1.39 to K 9 S . ^Wflas Hadas Shsara No. S-A 94JS “ Landscaper” modelis perfectly bal anced. Tapered concave blades; one edge serrated to prevent slips. Others from 52.89.— ------ Wiss reuning Sheeia no other even premises! . No. 609 At lost I A nidwgr that does Should these four great maples $3J» on each 8 ' sted wheel. Th b new-deagn 21' Grass Catcha* come down to make way for New for you from lAWN-BOV engineering—a remarkable Perfect for heavy trimming. W ide Made has everything, induding all the great value features that opening for m at^um cutting capke^. a new service station grasB-catchin^rotary that makes sense! 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A pril I960 . 33 Jr ■ t? ^ IU.USTBATSS I BSSSST suss T l i f \ Autkority '»/ 'N A misguided cat-fancier ^ reyiews a wide local acquaintance 4 ^ . iSodfi BY PARKE CUMMINGS The one book that wfil guide everyone—bride and bbluewife, bachelor and husband, tecretary and executive, grandparent and > STATE FLATLY that I don’t like dogs would cause me- Many of our friends esteem them. They are all fond c i teenager — to good taite in gra- loss of dtiiieiiship, a psychiatric examination, and one water, incliidii^ the cocker spaniel, the Sussex qianid, the cioua modern living. Covert field spaniel, and the springer'spaniel. When I say fond of casual entertaining, etiquette for r hundred lashes with a cat-o’-mne-tails. In this country, it the butinett woman, teen-age is safer to tun down motherhood and the American flag. water, I mean they don’t just like to drink it; they like dating, aa well as a complete Let me put h another way. Dogs are all right in their place, to get into it. Induding the qiriiiger. guide to engagements and wed ding etiquette, and more. but in the bosky hamlet whne I live there are too many I can recall an occasion when I went to a cookout at the wrong kinds of dogs in the wrong kinds of places. Fullers. They had a ^ringer spaniel and a muddy pond on At all bookstores, $5S5 their place.T had a white-summer suit that had just come The Claytons, who live about a mile fnm here, have an FUNK&WAGNALLS back from the cleaners. When 1 arrived at the party, the English setter. ^ is a handsome and friendly critter, but ISS E. 24(1> Street, New York 10 the catch is that the Claytons’ place consists of about one- springer spanid emerged from the pond, and—wdl, I shall third of an acre. Setters ate not homebodies. They like telescope the rest this episode into (me brief observation: to roam far and wide. A proper estate for an English setter the guy who named the springer knew what hu" was dmng. . should consist of an entire county. (For Texas I will modify that to lulf a county.) One of tte places to which this PEAiaNG of emerging from water, I think the American setter likes to roamJs our own—and he can cover that mile S Ibnnel Qub might dream up a new classification— in two m inutes flat. thaVing dogs. But comc to think of it, I suppose this would English setters ate classified by the American Kennd enomipass practically the entire tribe of canis familiaris— Qub as “sporting” dogs. Well, the other day, when this altho^igh long-haired dogs seem to shake harder than short- dog got here, he chased our six-weeks-old kitten up a tree haired ones.—Oh, all right, rn r jnejudiced against dogs in % and then ate up her dinner which we had placed on the back favor of cats. But I ju^ want to ask one questiorL Whoever The home that has the porch. All I can say is that if that’s their idea of sporting, heard of a cat emerging from a pond, lake, river, bay, sound, Anest stereo has they’re welcome to H. He followed this up by tipping over strait, sea, ocean, or swimming p(X)l and shaking itself our garbage pail leading me to believe that setters have off on someone’s clean suit or print diiess? If autoiiMihiles and alcohol don’t mix, it can also be true, been ml«n«in#d Wouldn’t upsetter be; mote descriptive? ampU0«« and prumpllfiors on nrraiginn, that autcHiiobiles and dogs don’t mix either. I (In thin community of ours we also have Irish and Gordon If you ara planning a starao high subscribe to thq^theory of letting a sleeping dog lie, but my fidelity antertalnnMnt cantat for upsettets.) your home, don't neglect to In SUBURBANITES KNOW. .. Boxers are dassified as-, “working” dogs, and here the feelings are (mol toward those that lie in the middle of the vestigate quality components. road. I can also do without the Uack-and-tan car- ■ SUBURBIA TODAY readers responded enthusiastically to our recent recipe contest with entries that attest to the excellence of modem suburban cooking. Our testers, tasters, and distinguished contest judges have completed their enjoyable chore and now offer you these best-of-all contest recipes to add to your party favorites. Butter Tarts with Mushroom Cream is the $100 prize-winning recipe. AU other homemaker recipes printed receive $25 each. GRAND-PRIZE WINNER CHICKEN BOMBAY WITH RICE thoroughly. Bring rapidly to boiling, stirring con BUTTER TARTS stantly; cook I to 2 min. longer. Remove from heat. Mn. Heair T. Wvmf, Gorowulo, Calif. Blend in wine, onions, and parsley. Pour over veal WITH MUSHROOM CREAM To Prepare: 20 min. " To Bake: 45 min. in casMrole. Acid bsy leaf. 3. Clover casserole and ccx)k in a 325” F oven about 2 frjrlac cliirlrwMi Mrs. Bay Seha&, Sr., Loaicville, Ky. ,t H to S Iba. eadi leaapotNi gram d 1 hr., or until meat b tender. remlr *a »*afc To Prepare: 45 min. 4. Meanwhile, coolT mushrooms in the 3 tablespoons 1 tmp (Iwmjr or r*d w e i^ t, cat ia m tt- Vi cap batter iacda^ pieces w ia « U4 caps siAed i butter for 5 min., occasionally moving and turniiM 2 V6 tcMpisoa sal Vi Ih. with a spoon. Add to casserole and cooh dxNit 15 n e a r Vi cap batter E.' Salt •ance min. longer. Serve with fluffy cooked rice garnished ' ' j a r Black pepper V4 c a p MM 1 CMT ydSk, toasted 2 to S I with chopped green enlen. 6 to S servings Cap fln a lj padted e aU water Vi CTp het^gtCT Ipped 1. Coat chicken with a mixturd of CUxir. salt, and pepper; fry until pieces are evenly browned. CHOCOLATE CHERUBIM i . J 2. Meanwhile, mix together sugar and ginger; blend Muffin pans (IV t x I-in. welb) will he needed. Mrs. T. H. Derr, W| nests, Pe. in the wine and soy sauce. Toast sesame seed unto 1 . F o r Pastry— Sift flour and salt together into a ' golden brown. Set aside. To Prepare: 20 min. To Bake: 40-45 min. bowL Using a pastry Mender or two knives, cut in 3. Transfer fried chicken to baking dish o r cassenOe 3 s«.(.S^)wnswM Vi emp Mshsd butter Vi ciq> butler until pieces are size o f small peas. M ix and, if desired, spriiikle with paprika. Spoon sauce 2 tsMpssut vantlla ' in egg yolk. Add water gradually, mixing with^a fork 2 exiteet mixture over chicken. Sprinkle pieces with sesame until pastry bMds together. Shape dough into a balL 4 e p t yuOea, well seed. Cover ti^ i^ . Bake at 350” F alwut 45 min., or beaten (until ibick Chill in refrigerator at least 30 min. • sad leMMcolared) unto chicken is tender. > contribution to parly fmorita— b an attractive and.pteaan^ rich main dish. 2. Using one-half of dough at a time, roll dough Vi taaspaan sals 4 egg wblits Ham di Parma— our 4. Serve wHb fluffy cooked riee tossed with batter about Vi in. thick on a lightly floured surface. Cut and gtddea ralsiaa. Mrs. Wray’s entry called for 1. 'Heat water for boiling water bath.* out 3-in. rounds of dough. (F or a fancy edge use a curried rice. (^servings 2. M dt diooolale in top of double boiler over sim 3-in. scalloped cookie cutter.) Gently fit pastry mering water; Blend in the hot water. Gradually add rounds into muffin-pan wells. Flute pastry edges if a mixture o f MVar, flour, and salt to chocolate mix VEAL EPICUREAN necessary. Prick dough generously with a fork. Bake age; drain. Toss spaghetti with VS cup Parmesan ture, stirring constantly. Add nwited .butter and HAM DI PARMA at 375” F about 15 min., or until pastry is. lightly For Foamy Sauce (about 3 cups sauce)—C ream to cheese and keep warm. Mrs. L. E. Greea, Saa Mateo, CaHf. vanilla extract gradually, .blending well after each brovfned. Remove shells from muffin welb. on gether 2 Ubiespoons butter or nsargarine and Va 2. M elt butter in a large skillet; add mushrooms and addition. Remove from simmering water. Add the SEE PHOTOGIIAPH ABOVE To Prepare: 25 min. To Cook: About 1V4 hrs. cooling rack. teaspoon vanilla extract until butter is softened. onion. Cook over medium heat-5 nun., lumng-occa- beaten era voDts araduaUtL^ttiiriiyK. until blended. To Prepare::d0 min. r:- _To4»rol03: Add W cupsifledbanfeelfonert srot^ly. WithTslotted spoon, rw ove miishrownsrset 2 Ms. veal stitak boaiOea cabe to 1 1 . For Filling — M ix together hot water and bouillon 3. Beat egg whites until rounded peaks are formed (catlat), cat ia cap hot water) fluffy. Add 1 egg yolk and beat thoroughly. Beating 1 Skm. pkg. V i c a p Ary wblle wine cubes. Set aside to cool. 1 lb . cook ed baas, aside. 2xM 4a. ■trlac 1 cap dry while wiae and ^ whites do not slide when bowl is partially until smooth after each addition, alternately add 1 cat ia strips 3. Blend the flour into buUer in skillet. Remove T tablespoaa ottve 1 Ib. Maall white 2. Heat 14 cup butter in a skilleL Add the murii- inverted. Fold beaten egg whites into chocolate mix- Vi Sp^^dded Par- -o B ...... ___ cup sifted ceafe^n ers’ sugar in th ^ and 2 _-■------Vi cap sliced green . from heat and gradually .^ndd cream, stimng ron- Tcwii»"and (Hiioa and cook, occasionally movin| and ‘ ture. Turn-miJdure^ into a wdl-greased^-citr mcdd^ o n v e r - 1 taMiapona bailer l2 sprics parsley," tabWpoons lifiETB fia iw Vi“ «iirh*rtiw > r ^ t ly . CbnUnue to air itid bring m ^ chopped turning with a spoon, until Vegetables are tender, * 4. Bake in the boiling water bath at 350” F 40 to nukrgarine 1 pbaienlo, cat in 1 egg svhite until rounded peaks are formed and egg tbia strips - Ctook 1 min. longer. Blend in wine, mushrpoms, ham, ■ i " ■ 1 bar leaf about 8 min. ^ 45 min. (avc^ scorching), or until*a cake tester 6 oa. asasbrooMs, Vi Ih. naaU anob- white does not slide when bowl is partially inverted. sliced IcagtbwiM Vi teaspoon oregano. olives, pimiento, oregano, and pepper. ■ , ■«/ peppe* rooBU 3. Put flour into a small ^ucepan. Add the cooled or wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Add V4 cup sifted eonfecUoners’ sdgar graduaUy, ibroagb steaM and S tablcspooac batter Vi lU aek 4: Put hot sp a^tti in a large ^t-resistant baking 1 cap «iaiek cbickea beef bouillon gradually, stirring constantly; Orntinue Ckral dessert in the mold on a cooling rack. beating well. Fold 1 cup chilled whipping cream» caps broils (1 dddbea 2 tablespeaas grated dish. Spoon hot creamed-ham mixture over spaghetti to stir and bring mixture to, boiling. Cook 1 min. 5. When ready to serve, invert dessert onto a serving whipped, and the beaten egg white into creamed mix oaioa Vi capsbredd^ Panaesaachet and sprinkle with Vi cup Parmesan cheese. 1. Heat olive oil and butter in a heavy skillet Add longer. Blend sauce with vegetable mixture. Set aside plate. Serve with Foaasy Sauce. ture. Chill until ready to serve. Vi cap Boar 5. Broil 4 to 6 in. from heat source until lightly meat and brown on all sides. Remove veal from skil to c o d . -r— 6 to 8 servings 2 caps cream ) Note: Our judges suggested the addition of the browned and thoroughly heated. About 8 servings let to a IV i-qt casserole; set aside. 4. When, ready to serve, blend whipped cfeam and •For Boiling Water Bath—Set a deep pan on oven 1. C ^ k spaghetti according to directions on pack- whipped cream to the sauce. \ 2. Blend flour, salt and pepp^ into drippings in mushroom mixture together. Spoon filling into taft rack and place the filled mold in the pan. Pour boil- * Continued on page. 38 skillet Add thp chicken broth gradually, blending sheUs. Garnish with sprigs o f w ater ereaa. ,ing water into pan to level of mixture in mold. . About 2 doz. tarts Siihiirbia Today. A p ril.1 960 3 7 36 Suburbia Today, A pril I960 BEST OF BREED ? “MY FAVORITE PARTY REaPE” Continued front-page 37 / I . r Udatde DeProft. food editor o/Suburbia Today, (second from le ft) folns the judges o f d'My Favorite Party Recipe” contest: Claire S. Davidow, editor o f The Pennsylvania Dutch Cook Book; Argante - dabattari, executive chef of Tw f K M . 7S4ncti wMvana ■ MvowvMW ST.twwrey ’ Chit^^^s fa ta ^ EiMaS6.« ON IMQMWAVS Ambeasador; Katharine ' ou n « aotr couasc Middleton, director of Experimenud Kitchens and associate editor o f What’s a s k t h e m a n w h o m o w _^i New in Home Eoouamics, -v : Ho cuts more grass In one monlll than,you are likely to cut in live years .. . AHD Ha CHOOSa. J A C O B S E N APRICOT-NUT CHIFFON PIE G AD O G ^ tk ) Mrfc Harris de K i ^ ^ , Wem M m ill tim burirsem Of kim cam look for tim aiingB up to betlm ikrfommiioe aittl k »iw life: oertam To Prepare: 20 min. To Prepare: 35 min. T o C U a: 2-3 hrs. dreign tiiat nmkd for a crisper, amootfaer cut; kmg life mdustnal ^fpe e n g ^ . _ » »— lacar 7 isH irpr— hnttre 114 reps apriear nectar 1 lb. aMorle for Jaoobeen mowers; hm cost maintenanoe and fest service. 14 CM aranpe jriesa 1 rep preuun. V '**^ .^ * rotary gratae, me ttuelr '^WSKffBlae red pepper Tliese are am extra quaUties you wffl fold in such Jaoobim mowers as S 1 IaU m bom i Im m m Juice Z wiiiHpm — * owlowv, 14 rep sapsr ground uriup pit elecirir Manor, tlm home osrner’s version of the feinous Jacoby Greens Mower. blreder I fried in butter 14 laaspaaw sah k'geldre 114 reps aiftod flare 1 Idh. can aprieal halves, 1 ubieepeeu jdder riuegar The Manor is a trimmer type mower which penmts dose-m mowmg 14 Itarpara Sail • VKmuMS ■ ■■■—Tj BBV^OT-s-- j 1. Cut beans into 2-in. pieces, Miroto into 2xV4-in,^ strips, around treea, riirubs, gardens and walls. For smoothness of 14 rep chappad MIS* (abanl 1 rep, staved) cut und no sy handling it is unsurpassed. 1 milsspare (1 are.) 14 rep cUBed wUj and separate cauliflower into small flow er^. Cook vegetabte M flavreed pdalin . ctreat, whip 14 rep cald water ^ H rep chapped nnis* separately in boiling, salted water until crisp tender. Drain, iPe the' "Mti sdio mows witii Jacobsen, \nsit your Jacobsen dea le r. reserving about Va cup each of the carrot and bean liquid. H e is probeWy tfie best mower man in your commumty. 1. F o r Pastry— Put butl$r into a bowL Add hot apricot nec 2. While vegetables are cooking, blend together die peanim, He’ll ten you tf At* Manor or one of the other 32 Jaoobsm tar and the milk; whip with a fork until mixture is smooth. vinegar, brown sugar, salt, red pepper, and enough variable \ Reel PHOTMMfM av a t u s a t w « — work nragk \ wHh wood fMdMsj kyMiiiwax NATURAL WQOD FLOORS—^* 4 and p o l^ . Dark effects easily o b u ^ . 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Yaeger. “th e y wanted k borne,” says Mr. Yaeger, “that would be in char acter with Arizona—a house that would lieioi^ on the desert and settle into their hilltop.” Accordingly, before any plans were drawn, the architect analyzed the hilltop to determine w ^ sort of house would fit it best How big should it be? What fonn of boOding would best suit the contours of the land? What plan would make best use of the natural features ~ —particularly the magnificent views of a vast sweep of desert Continued on page 42 VACATION HOMES—To glamonriie ANTIQUES—Even antiques with hum that "second home” in the country . . . v^T ble origiBS lutve a-bridt future hom fcR ^veold fii& and sand I i ( ^ on the beach . . . or in the mountains, beautify floors and aU natural w ^ Iv to give smooth surfsee. Apply desiretf ' surfaces with Minwax Wood Fmnhes of Minwax. Fill nicka and ^ and polish whh Minwax FmishuigWax. boles wilb Bleirf-Fa, wax and polish. 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Senator Goldwater and his memorabilia. ■ ::r 40 Suburbia Today. Aprtt I960 mrEiEiff wsEa mi EVER ATTACES mimmw RflSES^ ■CS5, House for the Senator m l LAWN WEEDS ' CaatiMisd from page 40 Y ou doa’ t kMNB to know wlMt’ s rat- M -t-aM iiatslinrt taaes. I f U’a an inaaet me M aM y.nttM K.tN. B uto-PeO L It killa every major You don’t b*Ta to ba ati expert to raaatoaect.tttf’aNaMifiy.Uiaaaa!. hjAwre a wreed'free lawn. Knd-o-Wead mBdew. blackaiipt, U g h t- End’O FKat wm eotoral takes the g iiiw n A and the week out of weeding. Does a aafe, Km edean-op job on over 100 laam weeds. dandelions, for Roses plantain, CiBMMa dnat gito appli wild onions, cator or the aaroaol padtage « « - MXga^qady to oae oa aa iaatonta creeping > i'Uw o f the master bedroom—typical o f the built-in features I Complately aafe to oae jud aa oCtm EASY TO USE Charlie of the house are remote controb in bed headboard to operate iumSSC. yfoa’t bom leavaa or aphids, ' flowara. Mixed inat right for loaaa. No mixiag, no measuring with the and over View o f the master bedroom^pas in the rest o f the house, big. drapery motofs. hi-fi, Ughting. TV set. and alarm system. new End-o-Weed Hose Sprayer. Just simple elements are combined harm on^sly: the redwood thrips, hook to the hoae and let go. Auto* I EASY TO u s e ] ceiling, the all-stone fireplace, and the broad. built-4n desk.- matkally meten the rlA t amount 100 other Joto poara the eaay-aark^. reftll- rQse chafers, fo r a quin kSi of aD bfoadleaf weet aHeltetgimorpoah the lawn weeds the heady aaroaol apray ’ bomb Goes along wax the job’a doae. Nothing., elae leafhoppers For larger areas,, nae End-o-Weed and their four children are alone. The kitchen is modem I Imy. Lawn Weed Killer, in quarts and and dozens pints. 2 make a gaUon of spray. in :jill respects— native character is not emphasized here! Ml IWIIM ■ and sky? Actually, the Goldwalen, like so many pco|de Mff AiJuuaE a M im stmes. and compact, so it U easy to use without servant^ when SIKIIAMETS M VMHEn STMES of other today, live with neighbors’ roofs in full view, bat in their Faatiired with the tomooa SIPEIMUIETS AM IMIETT STMEA ncccssaiy. Radiant electric heatiiig is install^ m the ceil Uhed pradacta—the Cut way to kill rugged, treeless part of the country there is still a feeling ings and there is a complete air-cooditkxiing system as [ arary arnod ia jam laarn. rose insects g , t k e m A n t f o f space and great distances. welL In the Phoenu climate it b not unusual lo employ Emi-O-PttttmdnmnrM of SwiJl * Compaq the New Ge-FmAer Aichhect and owners finally decided on the elongated both systems within 24 hours— air cooditioaing f « a InewvkkworosefooO Fonnuh Gwlden V^oro plan reproduced here— the arrow shape, dictated by the spring day when the temperature goes to 90, but, within End-0'Wffi] 1 contour of the sit^made the house settle naturally into the Tkt (atHwtmf hmm h t i GoWoaVtitMOMOiOKi^terftl . five or six hours, a little glow of heat when the desert curi«vArfanH ■ « MfMfvthinB lt*s C3sy*i5oing Laussnne on Lsko Gonova with its tfdtjefMfk) of Swift & Coniiiddy land, the proportion was right and the living areas got famnns Hotel School sliops cabatets. students from everyvifhere» and the intact night falU to 50. „„ S S lS prankish taa.sand fonnte.nsmr maximmh exposure to the spectacular views. • Beh-nun-i-kin” — Navajo for “ house on the hm — is EASIEST WAY TO PAINT! Granted they had sound reasons fo r the triangular theme ihc name of the place, and by afl reports the owners are in the over-all plan, why w u it repeated in the shapes of very comfortable, spiritually and physkafly, m their u ^ MM flew a ecfrfc VoarlMp rcKNns, even in ornamentation? usual beb-nun-i-kin, but in the wilds, eight nules from the wue lalto w a te rs-^ The architect explains it very simply: F5V/I Can Cone Back a center o f town. . “Senator Goldwater,” he says, “is a man avidly inter As conveiRioaally as any ranch-house owner, S m to r Hnidred runes Over ested in the history o f Arizona’s land and peoples, a robust Goldwater toJd a friend recently, “ This b the plaw t have / and uninluiNted personality, and to me he did not seem to only dreamed about and now the dream has come true. DOC, car sniNS w n is h i The S.S. Hope leaves for the belong in anything as slick or rigid as a rectangular space For East this year. tkm of OP-R-GON. Sale, new liquid diviskm.” concentrate discoTsry added to water > Hope k ■ leolini M fta l center Many of Paul Yaegef’s other clients have been frank to Com* neutxAliaea dog and cat staining in- Btantlyl PrevanU carpet, rag and > Hope ilw nt eer IweNti kia e tifp tell him that they couldn’t live in a house broken up into holatery rot and hlaaching. Appliad ’ llapi Iwipi itiwn lielp Neuftehei in time even lestoras original color to these unusual angles. It suits the Goldwaters perfectly. • Ne^ oM i ddfe, nMMpNH heeds prooAn, aatdaa asrayi older stained spots. Use on any am^ ^ ieeectSdee. rram 3 face. With odor gotm, pet is ifasooar- > Wipe weWplii iaWen leenrHiiii lo 1 times Cuter than a aged bom making miatake in aanw esides a busy pcditical life asJiSenator from Arizona, ! brash. Fsatarct wear- ______nlitoe. ft ox. ooocanlrata inakaa full quart. Gnarantesd CMy $2.00, ponr' Barry Goldwater pursues two hobbies with ardor. He 1 seen Europe age prapaid if payment m with order. isB an excdlent photographer— hence the pioiec^pn and I ...... at os. poateinu, e a d b a aelioi ► C.OlD. orders ueo aooeptad. Write oive TO tMfam taitch. Foot-prooC nockpco^aal 1 ' tr o S * 4 as. Yoon now U dealen emryahets Rowar Co., Dept. 8T, » B. lOinoiB darkroom buQt into the house (see plan). And he is a . a g e n t------8t., Cldcago n , mhiota.______HELP LAUNCH HOPE practiced amateur pik^ with 300 hours in.jets lo Jus cte^t. _ See him for Jtfte taforrnatkm. folders, or write: Dept. T. Swiss Na Mod ysor diBari Is HOrC, He owns a Bee^hcraft Bonanza in which he loves to fly u ■ok eeee, wasMsgioa IS. 0.C hiirtself over his state, and it was on. one ctf these trips, just tional Tourist Office, 10 West 49th .flu sh ed as a publlc^eenilcs.iftepop- Street, New York 20, N, Y^ Pr661^ 3 B U Y U .S . aratlon with Tha Advartlsing Council. before he started to build,"fliat he sped, in the northern Market Street. San Francisco 5, Cal. SAVINGS BONDS part o f A r iz c ^ an outcrcqiptng. o f dramatic red ledge stone. He discovered that it was located on Navajo Res ervation Umds, and after negotiating with the Tribal Coun o n l y % 9 8 7 \ cil he made arrangements to have it quarried and brought r: Yra 0t| u P«m Yn down to Phoenix. As a building material, uMd inside and out, it makes a massive, striking impression, and combines with the IndiM mood ot the detailing to give'tbe whole a WORM CAPS native character. P U L V E X lO U E TTE When they are at home a ^ away from the fcHmality a OVetl,r 1.2SO.OOO----- dogs - - already wormed with MARK official Washington life, the Gtddwateri keep widcH^n "That woman in the fVekoou,}Vpgon ..Newf InJLVBX PuLvBx Worm Capa,Caps. /f’gIt’s so .—easy! ... house, with friends coming through from all ports- o f the ^uBUflBlA TODAY — she’s my ex-wife." I Just mix with pet’s regular food. Quickly, MuwwH ISaiiETii!' ■ safely expel all roundworms (Aacanda)— . country. Entertaining ia^fdways'buffet style—ih e kitdien * d iw kivM ’t sew Sinlzeilaed H fOE to w ift seen it 3 l I no muse or fuaa. Gentle enough for pups: dining room being saved for Uie rare occasbns when they S veterinariand^uae it, too. At all pet depta. __ S u b u rb Today, April 1 9 ^ 43 a e O M C l Dos Owmr’.CwJ..aoot. ladNim ’IOTM. T» W VamOog".^ ■■■ ■■/. ' . . , , • ■ m t l U X l i-oorioN lefanaelioii. Write WWOTX. WH W. CTWea. CMcoso I4„ ^ommammonmioalmo^aMnaa Suburbia today, April I960 t m SHOEFEB IT SIOPFES My Children SUBURBIA TODAY commcMb the •Joertljd in diit riwpiifag wction. All adMititen a g y to wfund the Walk price of jfour purckaw, except for penonaUtod Hmm, upon reqaeit. W hide poaiape, tMtaa oiherwiw noted. To School aAXX ANS OASS TABLE LBATBBB OLBAEXMO SBBVIOB BOAT LITTIBS A NUHBEBSl TBIPLIS SHELF SPACE ^ AlCAZnrO ICXTAL P 0U 8E Conimnied from page 29 Wonderful space End hide 'n' seek saver! This card and storage of spicei, . ^ , game table sets up baby foods, pack and folds tosiandy- of specialized Leather experience! Gar aged desaerts with a campaign can begin by enr can be stored in any ments will be completely revitalized to 3 shelf SPIN-A- couraging your children to closet. It seats 8 look like liew!. Don't risk damage to STOREI Eliminates adults . . . lets the your Leathers by dealing with non fumbling, juggling, to sdiool and ^ ^ 0 whole family loin the qualified outlets. Alligator A Leather stacking! tl" steel vou can go on and ipiead tte Handbags are also repaired, regla^ Molded of weather-rcsisiaiM iilattic,l fun! The all wood these new Gothic-style letters and num-1 shelves revolve to construction and and refinished. Beaded and Petit Point word around the wh<^ oeigh- aaaaWal Stottac $«vtr M a te baare Bags relined and repaired. Free Esti bers meet the requirements of the new bring the package you want within easy double-locking leg Federal boating law. 3' high, they ooaaa reaiA. 9" high, flu anyarhere, borhood. • ■ THE "RIPPLE"* SOLE Kriat aasravad racord oa j>i..4 »c y ril- braces insure abso mates Furnished on Request. Send $ I for fodlos ood mmm toaatta tha aaaw. dar. aoato a W- •» t e for 6 oz. Bottle of LEATHER- with fasteners that are ei)ay to tack jmb> installation. Order“ ■ White or Copper-_____ Is walking to tchool com ckild'i Wrik. suia tax. M d to It lor aaw lute rigidity. Overall place and to remove for painting. 15c tone. Satisfaction guaranteed, Postpaid m iM mmatiT av hand, char btoict. width 45'; 8 large compartmenu for CRAFTER.9 the exclusive cleann and Products, l200 pletely without dadger? Of conditioner for home use. LEATHER- each at local aaarine dcalets o r hardware m UJ5. $3A9. Panda , ■ami Wacf M do, iro4rt» , $1.M chips, glasseik ashtrays, etc. aitd a play- stores. Made by Allan Marine. Inc, 325 N i a ^ R2S3. Bnffiato 13. N. Y. ocadi rop! Sttrllw illvar toacatot..^...... ing surface that is scratch, alcohol and CRAFT PROCESS OF AMERICA course it is not. life hoWa few tm Kkn n*sn 45<». E a d i^ /tlh a r______dtac or ontoaatto LIO heat rcsistaot. Also avaiiabie to cover the INC.. 62 W. 56th S t, N. Y. C. Duffy Ave, HarioviUe. N. Y. experiences which cannot tom Cod ve»iil*tioo obtAioea by tif DUO m eoio STOEEWAEE HUB Arareb riduu. t o t e re n r o j m 12 RL GsM flttod to o e a l^ ...... - V n table if rcquesied is a Dining Table Top FLOATEEra FLA8BLIBHT WATEB SKLCABBT into tragedy without proper Eacb told IHIad disc ar tlto...... l . n of lifetime masonite. $19.95 Express Mva •> M . B». -rm. am caM-H mSm. Smart Antique Dealers have diKor- CoUecl. SCOTT-MITCHELL H W SE. This jumbo aiaed, I judgment and prechotions. ered that Boyd's Metal Polish brings sturdy stoneware .. ■ - M tm tfB tft EIWUB E ZVF. M P N ia LARGE UTILITY LANTERN HANDY COMPASS .an unmatched luster to Brass, Copper INC.. Dept. T-S, 415 So. Broadway, A new SkiCaddy miw is wonderful for I And. as we ail know, driving is Yorlkers, N. Y. ties arater skis and ‘ Gmsrm i n d PO. Baa 3072 and Piewter ornaments with a sinaie. coffee or aonp-and hazardous, too. s i t atetk *««.. a a . aval Ever been caught changing a easy applicatiofi. Secret is a universal tow line into one holds the heat. Croas. mmm ymrrn U . H. V. D«pt $1.40 caieato 54,18. The ideal gift for the yachtsman BOAT lOBBOB easy - to - carry kit. Here are some points to re "Damm Im ikm ViUsiu" 6 0 yn . flat tire lole at night with pass “rouge that gets teal results with met CompiKt and light- flagged with your in your family, this New Model als you may now consider most difficult A rearview mirror y a m club's and your __ view with your small childreo for boats creates a Especially designed for the Butter weighL it keeps the] ing cars nnissing you by a hair's Marine Compass is o very reli to polish. (Auto enthusiasts 'claim it fingered Boat Owner. It's corrosion re ■ tanglh own burgees to order, and banded with before they sttrt walking to works like mdgic on chrome!) If not new standard of line fr blue or gold . . . set of 6, $34J)0 plus breadth? What you need in a able, neat looking device, liquid safety for boat own sistant, almost unbreakable, glows m protects skiskis frefrom school. The simplest way to yet available at your Hardware or the tlark and floats. $3.95 Postpaid. warping and makes | $1.25 postage. Can be purclMsed exclu a i M U U spot like this h our dependable filled, securely attached in its Antique Dealer's, write for generous ers. 716" wide, 3V4" WriJe tor Our CataloKue o) Nautical sively from Mias Louite Lamoureux at check these poinU is by walk (16 oz.) can. Send $1.00 to: Boyer high, it is unbreak them easy to store. SUNS lantern with its blinking red bulb own wooden box, and especial Gadgeiry and Flags. d AVE ATWA $3.95 ppd. Ron-Vik, Inc., Dept. T-S, Hainmacher Schictniner. D m . Y, 145' ing with your child just for a Chemical Co., Dept. K, 160» Church able and tarnish- TER'S SHIPS STORES. IN C, 60 E 57th S t, New YorY:12. PLY. ly practical because of its size— Evanston, III. You'll pet your dol- proof. Screws are furnished for mount 1330 N.E. ()uincy Sl, Minnespolis 13. M i and clear, powerful front beam, Barton Avenue, Barrington, R. I. Minn. few days. DCOM I I HM 31k X 3Vk X 4 inches. It can be lar^^ck if you're not satisfied. ing on plastic, metal or wooden boats. I WATEB BEPTH XNBICATOB FerYMT with added advantages of stur $6.95 p ^ E. J. Lush, Inc., Dept. R, PLANmNa AN AUTO TBIPt 1. Does your child under placed almost anywhere in a 207 Orange St., New Haven 10, Corm. stand ordinary safety rules? M l ■' TkU U toOM a ia lliaiil to n « dy construction three-way BOLL^e-EOOF 5 TBAN8X8T0B MEGAPHONE A small, compact KMntr ia "I Kata boot, a foct which mokes "it por- unit, this Transistor He should look both ways n III — cMw Ulna <» mat* i»» ‘’’TL 21ia-». M« imam twHch and on odjustoble han tkulorly good for the younger This new sturdy BOAT BAG ized Depth Indicator BIxa. WUU. atmmm «r IM tmmmmm! la- m i r a totor vadn steel hoop promises A "must” Ashore is a valuable guide before crossing a street. He rr- » ai--aa.»s. a.»» pntmm m>. la iW f. pan- dle. Replacing a fuse in a pitch- set when they ore toiling or row fun for all-rings as mar a »7-—aia as. «a- « »»-—aia.as. •au. CMahW la M aa> catlaa. or Afloat! This nau for navigating shal should be uught how to take firnmm rnmrmmm CmUmO. BMm rtW black oollor becontes much eas ing. The Compost it also indis K roUs and cah be tical bag is made of low waters, or an aid aa.ax. aa.as. n .a i rro am^*mta II tL S-mtas ItlXtoi played with any sturdy four-ply sail to fishermen looking advantage of traffic lights, and M a- COD', pM*. IO€ Hi«M a ammrnmm u n . 1 -iurr t»ia.a»i ier and safer when you have pensable for fishing, hunting where — indoors or □ cm Fartpaid. Oaanauad. cloth with a blue RIDE RELAXED, in any "jalre of fo r. that elusive crossing lanes marked hy some strong li^ rt on the subject, and camping trips, and can be out, walking, skip band appliqubd school of fish. Easy to htstall on any ping or' running. car, with the new CAR HEAD-RES! white lines. n t MTOffm PMT ' aapl. $-4 aaioaun i iffto put to great use in an automo around it for deco Cu^ions your head and neck m For boat owners, campers and out ' size boat-temporanly or permanently, ta i Qtm Cvtt Armmt • Oti CHIT. L. 1.. N- V- and boating ^ the darkness or Connected with the ration and identifica feet on tsro revolu •2. Are crossings on the way pusher so it can't toll ride in new comfort, and so restful for doors men, this Hailer CUB is a sturdy. | Reads to 120 fee fog mokes a good light essential bile when traveling any d isto ^ tion; Junior size: (37* dia., 16' high) car-naps, your passengers will love it! all aluminum, thoroughly professional tions. The coat of $114.W indudes to school adequately patrolled? into dangerous or in $3.50. Jumbo size: (48’ dia., JV high) Transducer, GHnbal Mown and Failing for the protection of the boot —the solution to foggy turnpikes accessible places, the Fils any car seat, no attachments, won I voice system. What could be better for Try not to have y o u r child $4.50. AM 25c for postage. SH ire slip off. Soft shredded foam rubber cov getting boats lined up for a race or | Block. 6 or 12 voha. Sonar Radio Coro, when there's no way to distin- hoop is completely STORE. IN C , 60 Barton Ave., Bar a% well as youl W diameter. safe and exceiimt for e r s in sturdy corduroy fabric. Choice making intlruclions beard acroas the D ^ . T, 3050 W. 21st St.. Brooklyn 24. leave for school so early that giiith Bost from WesH Order developing coordina rington, R. I. of Charcoal. Black. Red. White or Blue. playing fields! Its new power traasislor ^he police staff or safety 500 Ft. light range. 8 " size. Uses Ideal, too, for drive-in movies. Fiu circuit runs on just one 9 V. dry bat DO YOU SELL BY MAIL? yours today ... comes ppd. for tion and skill. Let BBCOBATOB BUBLAP have 6 voh standard battery. Conies your child be the one __ chair or sofa for TV viewing. Only tery, normally good for a season of in patrols not yet readied CltOSSCOUNTirr SHOPftt d8B»tr$ gW-edCf ^ i $ f« $6.98 from to introduce th ^ "ROLL-the-HOOre Ideal for Drapes, Curtains, Wall $4.98. DeLuxe Model with instant self- termittent use. and replaceable in min oduRHETS’ CORNER posts ppd. for $4.98 from covering, and many other uses in homes their there. What tort of namit does go%r mailing litt thrive on. in his neighborhood! $1.00 ppd. No adjustable brackets (hangs on seal utes at $1.50. Weighs only 3 lbs. com t t t t t t t t t 11 .3. Are there adequate side REMDRANDT CO. COD'S please. AHL, Incorporated, Dept and om es. 36 beautiful colors. 38' back), only $6.98 plus 25c portage. No plete with battery and wrist strap, wm. tiw nff* A wboppi^ 88% of SubuAio Todoy readers own their home—a home REMBRANDT CO. S. Box 267,-^rie, Pennsylvania. width-59c per yard, 52'-89c yd. For C.O.D.'s please:>send Check or Money $47.95, Ppd. Audio Equipment Co., walks so children do not have twt *. tot Uattol to, ! • « * . U. J Daat a. tol Mwtol a t, HMnrk. Sample Kit of all colors and informa Order. CAR HEAD-RES COMPANY. Dept. S-l, fort Washington, N. Y. COOEING AFLOAT tion on Burlap, Drapery A Shelf Hard 6220 W. Roosevelt R d, Oak Park, III. to w alk on the street? SANBSB AKB POLISBBB ware, and a dw riptkm of our unusually PB06 BEWNBASLEEVE x For the sailor, ashore or afloat, the 1. Next winter, remember ^ «8I onprovmg thmr Because it works styled Unfinished Furniture line, send BBAIBSB WOOL MATS Complete Cruising Cookbook, Cooking to see if the sidewalks are on an entirely new lOc to BON BAZAR. Dept. ST. 228 W. Add color and Plastic adjustable Afloat, compiled by Kathrcne Pinker SidMThia Today presenU your metehandise to 2(»,000 famdiei principle^ even begin 4th S t, New York 14, N. Y. Be Sore warmth to your Early arm sleeve. Greatest ton, is the answer to feeding those hun- shovelled during a season 1 mmry 5 in this cho^e class nets can achieve i to yisil Store When in New York! American, Penn. little secret for prac when walking on icy streets is smooth,- scratch-free, Dutch or ProviiKial ticing your back- gouge-free, surface lUPOBTBD FBOX ITALY furniture with these swing-will train you especially prc(»rious. m w m !u°h «» ■WTUS? 32% of Suburbia Today’s '«*•*'* Lwhen using an Apex Headed fur sty!i braided chair mats. to hold your arm from Miss Louise Lamoureux at Haiw .1 . Be prepared to admit straight, pull your macher Schlemmer, Dept. Y, 145 E 'Sander! Attaches in in a GARBO BUI. Beautifully, blended that are easily t i thaos higher than the naliooal average. stantly to all typm of RUSH HAT. with to harmonize with shoulders and hips S7ih------S t, New - -York - 22, N. ■Y. sometimes children Por information on rates u>rsfd _____ around. You win ^ electric drills. Since tote bag - to match. M a^ Cherry, and should noi walk to school. The SUBURBIA TODAY, CROSS-COOMTRY SHOPPER it doesn't spin, your regular polishing The perfect pair for Fruitwood. 1516 in. that swivel saring i HEBB COOH BOOH distance may be unreasonable cloth may be iu m and then washed for .Spring and Summer diameter. Specify tomatically. Sold by Room 903, 405 Park Ave, N. Y. 22, N. Y, re-use. Pat. Pend. $1.98 M . BERGEN fun. 13" Garbo Hat. predominantly red or mail direct from fac Good Cooks Use for your child's age and size.. PRECISION PRODUCT^ Dept. T, S41 .20. Lined bag. green when ordering. tory . — no COD'S -fba" is a oopk- Crossing an unsuperyised Anderion-Ave., Cliflsjde-PMfcr^. ieathenrinraito set orwjneccs s3.t5| pleHe.-Satisfaction-.| bddk filled w i t h i ^ handle. $4.95. Add ppiL Utile Falls Im- guaranteed. Price soning tricks and turnpike is a hazard to be 35c for haji^be. g»rl Co.. Little FaUt, $2.95 ppd. C A D avoided, if possible, at any age. SPORireWEAR, Box BBU8B CONBXTXONIB Penna. residents add icapes indiiding ap- Your PTA should be pife^ 4% Ux. SWANNEE- 128, Newton Center. 'petizers through des- STEEl^tWTERS RNE FEATHERED An aid to the Cifts. Box 362. Dept. Mass. pared to help make walking to -pahMerAtheJamily. HOBS B'DEUVBES TBA7 , serts-and herb jellies. Bound in w a ^ Keeps paint brushes T, Narberth, Pentoa. MEMO FAB able ted plastic with a spiral spriim school a safe undertaking at I960 For anything from the baby's FRIEND FEEDER soft and ready for binder. $IJ>5jplua 25c pMUag . Sooten least for the niajority of diil- ploy-pen to the heoyifut couch, use, reconditions POBT-A-PABBLE Here's an open This hand-rubbed Rk^ Herb Ftom, Dept. SU; 4613 W. A joy to bird lovers! Mode of bard-as-rock brushes and shut case for pine pad comes with Mam R d, Kalamazoo, Mich. dren in the schwl neighbor CENSUS isCOMING € these oil steel bail-bearing cost- without fuss or muss. perfect serving — a 225 fL roll of stand ei;s ore exactly what you need. sturdy, rust-proof Olominum, it just press bar to ard adding machine hood. Most PTAshaveaCom- No open pots with They eliminate scratching the safely withstonds rigors of oil brushes slicking out open! Candy, tape that tears off lOBEOON PBESEB7E8 nmiec for Health and Safety -T brushes hang in nuts and other neatly at the Brass established to work with floor, scraping the rug and secHons. Hood, 12" dio.; troy, closed airtight con Tired of tripping over the long, awk tidbits stay fresh “straight edge" strip The old fashioned straining your bock, making tainer surrounded by ward paddle-it's necessary to keep in and appetizing at the bottom of the tang Of these pre school personnel, police offi Vtetch for your Census questionnaire 7V4" dio.; hopper, 6 W high. Vapor Solvents ema your sailboat? Exasperated with the until eaten in pad. Idmd for phtm II i I- II serves will take you cials, and the local street house cleaning,’bed-making and nating from wick on struggle to get it out from beneath the decorative Tray- messages or shopping back to the days “ in the mail. Fill it out and have to on easier awf quicker. You'll Holds about 2 lbs. of feed. Easy master Deluxe. 4,section styrene tray has lists. $3.50; 2 for when you were department until safety re inside. Pint of solvent seats, and that having to put it back | . > l i ^ ; l l it re a^ for your (»nsus taker. wonder how you ever managed i to assemble for tree, eaves, side dasis about one year. again? Here's, a lightweight solution to metal covers in choice of non-tamishing $6.75 ppd,. Money quirements are'met. Holds 4 to 6 brmhes. your problems, in the form of a 216 lb. gold or silver plate. 10" x.lO" x 616". back^guarantee. No Finally, think of all the fr He’ll pick'd up early in Apni. to do wHhouf theml Sot of 8 o f house. They'll flo p their w ings Guaranteed. Condi paddle that extends to 4'3' from Charming gift. Satisfaction'guanmteed. C.O.DT's please. Send oz. jgrs make up this gift box: Apricot only $1.98 ppd. tioner with solvent only’ $3.95 Ppd. storable 29". It has a waterproof ply $5.40 ppd. Send check or money-order. orders to: Gift with Kernela, Wild w i^b erry , r r ^ time ytm will have for yc I over this, $3.95 ppd. Extia solvent ordered with conditioner, wood Made with an aluminum handle No COD'S please. Penna. residents add Haven, 77-11 138lh Prung with Hazelnuts and Oregon o w n concerns while your cfc K SURE too BE COUHTtD Wim Alii AMERKARt $1.25 per pini Ppd. Wqconsin Labora and fittings, and it floats! $12.95 ppd. ATH sales tax. Send for free gift .catalog. Street, Dept. ST, Whole Strawbmy. $3.15 ppd. Jane Am- DEST VALUES CO. BEST VALUES CO. LYJ^-MAR PRODUCTS CO.. P.O. Box Kew Garden Hills, dien have fun and make ' tories. Inc., P.O. Box 100, Dousman, from The Hitching Post. Dept. $-T, 261 hersiy D i^ . E |835 s S T lOth Ave, . ar. 4M e arto t atj , u. I. 0 « t . t . m eattot to, uvaat^ U. 1. Wiscoiisin. Glen Cove Ave, Sea'Oiff. L. I , N. Y. 163, I ansdale, forma. Long maaid. N. Y. Portjpttd i4. Ore. cress, walking to school!. 4 4 Suhurhiu Today. A pril I960 advertisement Stop ugly ^ - O V B N lawn weeds 100,000 How Well Is Your Community Policed? page II temperannental human factora seem fast with iikefy to defeat or long delay the acccmiplishment of such plans; annexation by the city of Houston of condderabk outlying tion, one radio system, one set of budget and personnel Yet there is another fact which territory, which means the city taxpayers will have to hire records, one headquarters staff. The only stand-by firemen the champions of local self-govem- WEEDONE more cops. are the drivers and engineers of the apparatus. The rest of ^ j - I ment slmuld keep in mind. Police the men in each shift man' the patrol cars. Each “public ... the back saving chemical Dade County, Florida, has managed to push through a ^ 1 Ilf, powers in this .country are the con safety officer”'is trained both iu policeman and fireman. that can tell the weeds ^from constitutional amendment that allows the setting up of stitutional prerogative of the States, LORID Each patrol car carries full police equipment |du8 first-line the grass! “Metropolitan Miami”; the planners, hope eventually to not of any municipality or county. couc* couNTT-so M u s wtsi or m u m have just one police force for Miami and its many sister fire equipment—adequate to squelch many fires before they When counties, cities, towns, afid cities and towns, but they’re starting modestly with a county get really started. Moderri three-way radio makes the whole villages exercise police powers, they force to patrol outside the cities. thing possible—generally a patrol car is nearer to the scene are exercising powers delegated when a fire' alarm comes in than the fire engines are, and the State through charters .or 1^ M ate PoliCN Halp often the two-man patrol hasthelve out before the engines statute. What Ae-State delegates, the ■SSL • N*inl«ra$t In Connecticut, the law permits the State Police to furnish get there; If . not, the other cars gather as ordered by the State can take away. 11terefore,.if • NadwIittOMt • FiMthtointunaM towns, on application, with a “resident State Trooper,” com- dispatcher, and there’s usually a full crew ready when the • FiMMmnty • MUwiMMirbMk local governments are to retain con- Oeea f u r a n t M . plete with r^k> car and other equipment. The State payd engine rolls up. In betwieen fires^—there aren’t many in. well- tnri of their police, there must be half the cost and the town pays half. Thus the town gets a built Oak Paric—there is a .much stronger pcffice patrol on some recognition that the State as B ayid ospatfUBPi f«» O m t- tm aO t « i h m B invattors. Sm Ii fully trained policeman, and the benefit of the excellent the job than would b r available otherwise. . a whole has a legitimate interest in it A * Im B M w •Narad to CaBiar Caatop — «•- This strong, healthy (and ugly!) dandefion State Police communications, identification and crime lab local police as such, and most par- has been Weedone-treated— its days are oratory services, for $4,200 a year—“The best bargain in ticularly in assuring reasonably cb- numbered! «a *B taata •• y a i to «i police service I’ve heard of yet,” says State Police Com operative police efforts Aroughout couci I p rim B Hmm mm4 tovatl mtm "I’U have to admit it looked better in the store. ■ p rk a t wra law. Daa*t Ba missioner Mulcahy. Combining the departments isn’t so mneh a money C O U N T V l • Mt jaBlA TODAY any metropolitan areas within the ■W AO 39040 'tf. THE FOOLPROOF LAWN FOOD NOW GOES 3 TIMES AS FAR Ameriee^S f m r i t e hum food mm It*s the fooliNroof way to have a lovely lawn M«tn 5.0M tq. a of I M p«r gj-*^ * NOW iwichqt Hm fcadWei fcablH « f araM— fipedi-green look of springthne all gives your lawn a complete, balanced diet of , summer long. For the best lawn in 6vearything it needs except sun, air and water ' the neighborhood try -Golden . . . puts back everjrthmg your g rs» takes Vigoro tBil^pring. put of the Mil... n ^ tains soU fertility and And for California dichondra lawn beauty, year after year. lawns, um ,the special Golden * MM Mwiw le WM—made in a new, golden Vigoro Dichoibdra Food, partide form for euy, smooth, dust-free spreading. ' 0row with ■ ' 60