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Evening star., 1960-08-15
EouoI Retired Pay

The Presidents special
message to Congress on
August 8 contained the fol-
lowing: ALSO stin needed
and long ago recommended
are Senate ratification of
the important Antarctica
Treaty, amendments to speed
our space exploration ef-
forts and a restoration Of
the traditional relationship
between the active duty and
retired pay Of our military
personnel"
There are now two classes
of retired military personnel.
The active service of the
members Of each class was
of equal merit and value to
the service it may be as
sumed. The two classes
alike in every other respect.
are separated only by a
date-June /, 1958-and are
differentiated only by the
fact that the pay of those
retired before that date is
substantially lower than the
pay of those retired after
that date.
For nearly 100 years the
pay Of retired military per-
sonpel has been propor-
tionate to current rates of
pay for active personnel.
The Military Pay Act of 1858
departed from this tradi-
tional formula by depriving
those retired before June /,
1858, of the right to base
their pay computation on
the increased rates of active
duty pay granted in that act.
Remedial legislation was
enacted by the House of
Representatives on May IL,
1860, by voice vote, without
audible dissent. This legisla-
ton, HR 1913, is now in the
hands of the Senate's Armed
Services Committee, and un-
less brought to the floor of
the Senate for a vote, will
die with adjournment of the
current session.
You have already sup
ported this legislation on
several occasions. If you still
believe that this pay inequal-
ity should be corrected, per-
haps you will be willing to
say so. once more, in your
editorial columns.
C. G. FOllansbee,
Colonel, USA, Retired.
Il n
Step-children of the Ma
ton indeed! It's not enough
that the professional mill
tarist is fed, clothed, housed,
medicated. insured, PX'd,
commissarried and special
privileged to the point of So
cial spoilation. Now he
whimpers for still greater re-
tirement benefits which, If
he had to pay annuity pre-
miums in civil life for iden-
Evening star., 1960-08-15
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Report on Study of Summer Clouds
By THOMAS r. HENRY

Earth's atmosphere is til
tanic engine that burns
water.
It's cylinders are huge.
towering clouds that look like
enormous thunderheads." the
so called cumulo nimbus
clouds often seen on summer
afternoons.
Its gas stations are the
tropical seas.
Air exploration Of these
cylinders is reported by DR..
Joanne S. Malkus of the staff
of Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institute after flying thou
sands of miles in pursuit Of
these great cloud formations.
Heat comes originally from
the sun. This heat. however,
is not absorbed directly by
the air.
1T passes through it," says
DR.. Malkus' report as pub
lished by Woods Hole. Ito be
absorbed by the earth's sur
face. The tropical areas,
which are largely ocean, re-
ceive a lions share Of the
heat energy.
Fueled From Below
. "Sea water. in evaporating,
takes up heat from the SUM-
warmed ocean and puts it
into the air in the form Of
water vapor. 1t only turns
into actual heat when the
water vapor is condensed and
returned into liquid water.
1t may be carried about by
winds for a long time before
this actually happens.
Thus the atmosphere is
fueled from below and the
fuel gets into the everything
air largely in the form of
evaporated sea water. The
ability to carry around stored
fuel is quite a neat complex
ity. In an automobile the
fuel is carried from the gas
tank to the cylinders where
it is burned and exploded.
The combustion creates a
pressure which eventually
drives the crank shaft and
wheels"
In the air, she explains.
much the same happens, but
the process is quite compii-
Gated. The atmosphere makes
clouds and when the clouds
in turn make rain the water
is returned to the sea and the
released heat remains in the
air.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Questions and Answers
By THE HASKIN SERVJ
BY THE HASkIN SERVICE
reader Of fact
Washing
D. nclose

@. Who decides how much
livestock shall be slaughtered
for meat in any one week?
&C. j.
A. No one person or or
ganization decides this. Live
stock producers all over the
United States decide where
and when they will sell, and
their decisions depend on such
factors as feed supplies,
weather, season of the year,
and current prices. AS a re-
suit, the numbers of livestock
marketed for slaughter vary
from day to day as well as
from week to week and month
to month.
Q. How many republics
did France have in the
1800s?-B. B.
A. The century saw three
Evening star., 1960-08-15

French republics. The First
Republic, born in 1893 ort
of the French Revolution,
lasted until 1904 when Ma
poleon became Emperor. The
Second Republic followed the
overthrow of King Louis
Philippe in l848 and con-
tinued until 1852, when
Louis Napoleon became EN-
peror. The Third Republic,
which followed defeat in
1870 in the Franco-Prus-
sian War, lasted until World
War II. 1t was voted out of
existence on July 10, 1910, at
Vichy, after the fall of
France; when free elections
were again possible, in 1945,
French voters officially ended
the Third Republic and paved
the way for the Fourth.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
LETTERS TO THE STAR

st. Paul had great faith in
young Timothy's ability, and
he was probably answering
his critics when he wrote in
the First Epistle, Let no
man despise thy youth"
q Timothy, 4:12).
Let's not rely too much on
old sayings. Maturity is not
a matter Of years but Of the
mind. And history is filled
with stories of men who were
sent to do a mans job, but
who failed completely.
Elsie King Moreland.
Evening star., 1960-08-15

The lost and forgotten
campaign-the campaign no.
body notices much-needs
some attention. too. The
struggle for the Presidency
is largely obscuring a series
Of less dramatic but deeply
significant contests involving
the United States Senate.
Not the least of these con-
tests engages one of the finest
ever to sit in the Senate in
our time, Leverett Saltonstall
of Massachusetts.
The tone of the Senate
which Is after all the worlds
most powerful forum of de-
bate and action-is in the
end the tone OF the Nation.
A seat there is representative,
for good or for i'll. Of far more
than a single State. In the
wrong occupancy it can be-
come. a national strongpoint
for a wild emotional liberal
ism" which can think only
Of some misty tomorrow
or of an obstructive ultra
conservatism which can think
only of the long-departed
yesterday.
A Senator OF the United
States, that is to say. can be-
come an immensely impor-
tant force-to his State, yes;
but, even more, to his coun-
try.
Such an important force
for tolerant common sense is
Senator Leverett Saltonstall.
After l6 years Of unpreten-
uous and quietly distin-
guished service he is now
hard pressed for reelection.
Feels Kennedy Drive
His trouble. so far as one
can gather, is not that he has
not done a good job. 1t arises
mainly from the circum-
stance that the Democrats
chose his fellow Senator from
Massachusetts,. John F. Ken
nedy, as their Presidential
nominee.
Whether or not Kennedy
is to be able to win the whole
country, no one doubts he
will do very we'll indeed in his
native New England. The
strong probability is that as
head of the Democratic tick
ct he may carry many a less
er candidate along with him.
Specifically. he may well so
carry Foster Furcolo. the
probable Democratic candi-
date for Saltonstall's place in
the Senate.
There is irony in this. For
Saltonstall and Kennedy
the one an old-line Yankee
Republican and the other a
brisk young Democrat-have
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Thin Plank

Senator Lyndon Johnson
must now be counting quorum
calls instead Of sheep when
fighting insomnia brought on
by a conscience which keeps
him reminded Of a complete
subsection Of his individual
ity.
The plank on which he now
stands would hold his weight
better had he not whitfield it
SO thin during the spring fill
buster.
Mrs. J.L.R,
Evening star., 1960-08-15

Pen names may be used II
letters carry priterS' correct
names and addresses. an
letters are subject to con-
denSdtton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
REAL ESTATE
SALE IS II MUST
400 Less Thun
THA ApproiSul

North OF Lake Shore Blvd. q
bedrooms. full basement. at
toched garage. built-in knotty
pine kitchen with service bar,
poneled dinette.
Walking distance to church.
schools. Shoregote Shopping
Center.
Privote pork. beach and boat
dockoge. Paved walk and
double drivewuY. Completely
londscoped. fenced in yard. pa.
ito in front with wrought iron
work. Screened in patio in reor.
Bus stop at corner.
As I soid when we take them
in trade. we put on q low price
tag. Thot is the case with this
lovely Cape Cod home.
Total price Sl7.900 with as little
as $500 down. Don't miss this
once In q lifetime buy. Shown
anytime by appointment. Coll
Mr.. M0rino.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
New For Old

Trode in your old home for this
beautiful new 3 bedroom. 2 full
baths. studio living room with
fireplace and large double at
tuched garage on lovely u
ocre lot in the new Hobby Horse
Allotment on Button Rood. Sale
Price $4,000 and we will make
full ollowonce for your home.
Coll Mr.. Bob Hobson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
REAL ESTATE


This il the bargain you have
been voting for. 4 spacious bed
rooms. very attractive kitchen
has loads OF cupbourds and
snack bar separating the large
dining ored. Lovely curpeted liv-
ing room. utility room. gas fur
noce: lh cor garage. aluminium
storms and screens. patio in
front and reo. barbecue in back
yard. Aluminium siding beautiful
stone front and q fenced in
swimming pool. All this on
londscoped 80 #. lot and best
Of all. only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07

You and your family will enjoy
living in this lovely home in
Mentor. 8 spacious bedrooms. oil
with double closets, large living
room. very ottroctive kitchen and
dining room. separated by O
Fornicu topped breakfast bar;
lla ceramic tile boths. Basement
is completely tiled with built-in
workshop. Plenty of cupbourds
in laundry oreo. Recreation room
hos L shaped bor. hot water
boseboord heot. 2 cor uttoched
plostered garage. Fully land
scoped o0xl60 LOT with brick
planter in front and only S23. 500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07

You will be glad you looked at
this immaculate home. 3 lovely
bedrooms. spacious corpeted
living room, tile bath and q
large beautiful kitchen. good
size utility room. ] IL cor garage
and screened in patio. Nice
quiet neighborhood and only
Sl8,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
WilloughbY. $1,000

Coll us on this oil gas ranch: 3
large bedrooms. corpeted living
room with dining L. Lovely kitch-
en-. ceramic tile bath. utility
room. attached quroge. Alumni
mum storms and screens.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
S % Down
New Ranch Home

With 3 bedrooms. both and q
holt and oil spacious rooms. The
most for the money is this little
honey and invite you to drop
in and let US show you this
beautiful home with oil the new
smart things thut you find in q
home for twice the money. City
water, sonitcry sewer. COS heat
and 100 cents in volue for your
every dollar. Sale price Sl3.500
with ONLY SO or S675.00 down.
then monthly payments. Coll Mr..
VIEWS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DROP-leaf table, chairs and buffet,
mahogany, make offer. VIII 3-5254
after 4 p. m.
MATTRESS, White Dove, double bed
size, Ike new. reasonable
VIII 3-0316.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
3-Bedroom. Groom

All on one floor plan living. off
Loke Shore Blvd. Almost new
loaded with extras. storms and
screens. divided tiled basement
with cos incinerutor. detached
3 cor ooroge. fenced in rear
yard. Close TO Federal. Sears.
Robuck department stores and
schools. Owners onxious TO sell
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
Must Be Sold

Price and beuutY ore the two
best solesmen on this job. If
you will give yourself q chance
to see this beautiful s room
ranch with 3 bedrooms and O.
cor ottoched garage. promise
you will see q dollar and ten
cents worth Of property for your
every dollar. II you like the loco
ton. you will love these delight
fully sh0ded grounds and every
thing this smart home has to
offer. Sale price $4,000. Excel
lent terms. Location: Coventry
Road. South Of Poinesville Shop
ping Center. Coll Mr.. Andrea.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
REAL ESTATE
J Rooms. Sl7.50o

lst time offered. off Euclid Ave.
neor Chordon Rd. in Euclid:
here is real buy. 6 houses to
CTS bus. shopping. schools.
Two bedrooms. lovotory down.
fireplace. 3 bedrooms bath up
basement. gos furnace. garage,
storms and screens, large 50xl75
lot. Here's your chance borqoin
hunters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
Sl7.9OO
REAL ESTATE WANTED

2-FAMILY, prefer Lake Shore blvd
area. from owner. GA. 1880,
ext. 608.
PRIVATE party desires lot. north
east section. Euclid, Wickliffe,
WilloWick. RE. 1910
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
4.Bedroom Bungalow

Off East 222nd. Close 10 St.
Christine's School, 2 bedrooms
down. 2 up. beautiful recreation
room, Q fireploces. 2 cor qoIoqe.
See this and compare.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
For Sale. BY
VINE

For Sole. BY
VINE
$3.50, little work and good
credit "a 3 bedroom bungalow
with ottoched garage on lots.
Total price. S7.975.
$1,000
Will move you into this 3 bed
room Colonial in Mentor Village.
Plenty OF play area for the chill
dren on the large lot. Bring your
wife and your good credit.
$1,000
Not the complete price but il
will enable you TO move into
this lovely new bedroom ranch
in WillouqhbY near the Lake.
Let US know if you Ouoliiy.
$1,000
VIII swing this deGl on TINS
lovely large COLONEL in Choir
don. q short distance from the
square. Lot 500 #. long.
WILLOWICK
Unless sold before Sunday this
home on FoirwoY Blvd. (behind
Shoregdte Shopping Center will
be held open April 10th. This
ultra shoTp 2 bedroom bungalow
with expansion is being offered
at the ridiculously low price of
Sl7.9oo.
EASTLAKE
Q bedroom ranch with attached
garage neor North High is being
offered to you at the low price
OF Sl4.900.
" N E
REALTY and INSURANCE
36l45 Vine ST.. VIII. 2-4440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
3-Bedrooxu Bungalow

Builders own home Of East 200th
Close to elementary and Euclid
High school ST. Christine's Par
ish, 6 years old. divided base
ment. garage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
Groom Brick
l9,

Off Eost 260th. 3 bedrooms. cor
peted living and dining room
fireplace. basement, 2 car oo-
rage. Low taxes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
SPLIT LEVEL

rooms. 15X22 living
room, parquet floors throughout,
large closets, Il baths, full base
ment with recreation room, at
tached garage 60xl95 lot. Must be
seen. Corlett Realty. RE. 2-7727,
ewes. VIII. 2-2559.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
q BEDROOMS
BETZ REALTY

LAND contract, Sl4,6OO: lovely three
year old home. large kitchen,
built-in oven and range. separate
dining room, tile bath, plenty of
storage space, ptastered walls,
aluminium windows. situated on
large double lot; see this today.
VIII 6-2480, 35570 Vine ST.. East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
All Gas Runch


Be the first 10 see this brond
new home just being completed.
Very lovely kitchen with built-in
oven and range. Formico top sink
end breokfost bcr. Large dining
oreo. Spacious living room hos
sliding thermopune gloss doors
Leading to patio: IL ceramic
tile baths. good size bedrooms
and double attached Gorcqe.
Only Sl8.9oo.
Beach Privileges
You will enjoy the gracious liv
inu this home oHords. 3 spacious
bedrooms: lie ceramic tile
baths with vanity. Attractive
kitchen with loods of cupboords
and Getting ureo. Beautiful car
peted living room with dining
L has beomed ceilings and fec
lures On eve catching stone fire
place. sliding therompone glass
doors lead out to an l8x24
screened-in patio; double at.
toched garage ond well land
scuped 80xl50 lot. Only 24.500.
WiIIo Shore
REALTY 4ase
VIII. $1,000 BL. 7.72l7
Member of City Wide Exchange
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07

NEED so homes. singles and doubles,
apartments. from to 30 suites.
Globokar Realty, 286 East 74th
St, HE. l-6607.
IN need of singles and 2-family
homes. OakcreSt Realty, 764 East
l85th, w. 6-4996, EX. l-063l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-04-07
NORTH OF LAKE SHORE
DOUBLE
INCOME
COLONIAL

#66: CENTER Hall. bedrooms, tap
estry brick construction, divided
basement, large kitchen. big fam
lily room, wood-burning fireplace
in 27-ft. living room. double at
tached garage Betty Hansen. Real
tor. w. 6-2l3o.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25
Plan Chardon
Old Survey

A meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Harold Holmes
to make plans for the house
to house survey for the ag-
ed in Chardon Village a n d
Township.
Mrs. w. j. Eardley, coun-
ty representative, explained
the QUESTIONABLE to be used
for the survey. She stress
ed that the survey is for the
purpose of achieving a hap
pier maturity for everyone.
The information received
will be of value in helping to
coordinate our facilities n
the county to meet the deSir-
ed needs as indicated by the
requests of survey compli :"
cations she said.
Those working to organize
and make the compilations
OF the Chardon area are: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Stukey, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Lampman,
Mr.. Joseph Weber, Mrs. Ro-
bert DUDE, Mrs. Madeleine
Krum, Mrs. Richard McCon-
nell, Mrs. Fred Klingemeier,
Mrs. Irene Rhodes, Mrs. Will
liam Spear, Mrs. Glenn TraSk
Mrs. Bernard Brumter, Mrs.
Lloyd Grantham, Jr., Mrs.
I. E. Nemecek.
Mrs. Alex Sipolock, Mrs.
Wade Garfield, Mrs. Robert
DeMuth, Mrs. Frank WiSni-
ewski, Mrs. Jean Mutch, Mrs.
Howard Richards, Mrs. Carl
Hummell, Mrs. John Pryate-
ly, Mrs. James Holloran, Mrs
Molly Witt and Mrs. Robert
Greve. Others helping on the
survey will be announced at
a later date.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25
Grange Plans
Store
at Hanbden

HAMBDEN - Grange met
in their hall Feb. Is. wit h
Guy Cook taking the mast
erS chair in the absence Q
Worthy Master Don Wedge.
March 7, will be an open
meeting when there will be a
Country Store for the Opera
tions Forward night. All the
members are requested to
bring canned and baked good
for the store.
A card was read from the
Frederick Carvers who are
vacationing in Florida.
Articles rea dby Robert
Phillips, Helene Waste, Rob
ert Wheeler, and Ruth Whee-
ler pertaining to Valentines
day. Group singing of Billy
Boy and Clementine conclud-
ed the literary program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25
TO THE EDITOR

County ConServationiStS and
of the urgency of this prob
lem, the Geauga League of
Women voters has requested
that the commission appoint
a Park Board of Representa-
tiveS and interested citizens
to cooperate with the Ge-
auga County Planning Com
mission, other concerned
groups and Park Boards of
neighboring counties, in wor-
king out practical plans to
conserve this heritage of ma
tural beauty.
Yours Sincerely,
Mrs. Elliott Allen
President Geauga League of
Women Voters.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25
West Senior Gets
Scholarship Honor

CHESTER = John Camp
bell, a senior at West &C.
auga High School, has been
named a finaliSt in the 1859
go competition of the Nation
al Merit Scholarship Corp
program and has been awar-
ded a certificate of merit, &C
cording to Principal Frank
E. Samuel.
John distinguished himself
by his high score on two col
lege aptitude tests used in
the National Merit Scholar
ship competition. About six
tenths of one per cent of the
seniors in each state receiv-
ed the awards.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25

The League of Women Vo-
ters of Geauga County Is
deeply interested in preserv-
ing the forests of our county
and in saving areas of seen
ic beauty for future use and
enjoyment. We fear they may
soon be lost through eXten-
building of roads and free =
ways, and thru housing pro-
jects. We appreciate Mr.
Whitlam'S gift of 36 acres in
Hunting alley. The sale of
this land makes a fine con-
tribution to the county's con-
servation efforts.
In view of the offers of CO.
operation from Cuyahoga
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-25
HAVE YOU MET

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beck
er, who are buying a new
home on Chardon Andov-
er Rd.? Mr.. Becker is a re-
tired businessman. and Mr.
Mrs. Becker has retired as
a teacher. The couple NOV
ed here from South Euclid.
Evening star., 1960-08-07
filter cigarette Nth
the u,ufltered taste

If you think flavor went out when filters
came in, you've got another smoke COM
ing Make it Marlboro. This one delivers
the goods on flavor. Always has. That
famous Marlboro Filter Flavor recipe
gives a man lot of flavor to draw on
and mighty easy drawing it is.
Sort of nice to know cigarette so good
can be so comfortable to smoke through
Marlboro's exclusive Selectrate filter.
Make yourself comfortable-have
Marlboro.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

$50 p.m.-Hueklsbsrry Hound UhUFSdGYl
$50 p.m.-PePsYs ThSatsr friday
500 p.m.-AaTi Business tMonday and
Wednesday,
600 p.m.-PePsyS TheotsI Thvrsdsy)
e:l5 Dm.-Shsnandech Showcase 0hen'
daY. Wednesday FrideYl
6:35 Pm.-Morkst Report
$40 p.m.-Ths Weather
6:A5 P.m.-DeUs Edwards-Ne~S (ceS)
MONDAY EVENING
700 p.m.-Goodyeor Theater (NBc)
7:3o p.m.-CharIis Farrell Show tcBSl
800 -p.m.-Peis and Gladys (CBS)
$50 pm.-ToIss Of Wells Farso iNecl
200 p.m.-Peter Gum tNeCl
$50 p.m.-hlghwoy Ponol
1000 pm.--Nsw Comedy Showcase lCeS>
1890 p.m.-Presidentiol CoUntdown tceSl
ll;o0 p.m.-lI Pm Final
ll:l5 p.m.-Jaek Paor Show tNscb
TUESDAY EVENING
ZOO p.m.-Sso Hunt
7:30 p.m.-Resous Q
500 p.m.-PolitieGt
$50 p.m.-Mony Loves Of 0obis GilliS
.oo-p.m.-PolitieaI coveroas tCBSl
$50 p.m.-Cemsdy Shot ICBS)
1000 p.m.-DiuanoSiS Unknown tCeSl
ll:oo p.m.--lI PM Final
ll:l5 P.m.-Jaek Paor Show (Nscl
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ZOO p.m.-Don Rsno.Rsd Smiley Show
7:3o p.m.-Wosen Train (NBCl
$50 p.m.-Wantsd Decd or Alive tceSl
200 pm. "Wednesday Night Fights lABCl
$50 p.m.-Sperts Window
1000 pm. Millionaire fCBS)
1890 p.m.-I'vs Got O Secret tCBS)
lI:l5 P.m.--Joek Peer Show tNsc)
Evening star., 1960-09-18

These Are EsGtsFn STANDARD TimsEl
SUNDAY
1870 p.m.-ksws, Sports and WsathNr
l2:45 P.m.-easObah lsadoH (CBSl
l2;S5.P.m.-BassbalI GomS Of the Week
(cBS)
$50 p.m.-faffh fer Today
400 P.m.-This ls the Life
40 P.m.-Amsrieons at Work
A:45 P.m.-voies Of Elm.
500 P.m.-Fot Your Informafion (csSl
$50 p.m.-WaIi Disney Presents tAsc)
$50 p.m.-Dsnnis the Menace tcBSl
ZOO P.m.-Lassis (CBSl
7:3o p.m.-Wronslsr (NBc)
500 p.m.-Ed Sullivon (CBSl
200 p.m.-SE TheoteS tCBS)
$50 p.m.-AIfrsd Hitchcock Presents tCBSl
1000 p.m.-Lvey in ConnscticUt (CBSl
1880 p.m.-M-Sqvod tNBc)
ll:oo P.m.-Svnday News SpseioI tcBSl
MoN.-FRI. DAYTIME PROGRAMS
1910 o.m.-News and Weather
1890 a.m.-pIay Your Hurch thBc)
ll:oo a.m.-Ths Price Is Right tTUssdoY
through Friday, NscI
ll;3o o.m.-Coneentrotion (NBC)
400 noon-tovs Of life tcBS)
1890 P.m.-It Could Be You (hBc)
loo P.m.-A Day in Court tABcl
I;30 p.m.-As the World Turns lcBS)
zoo P.m.-Jan Murray Show (NsCl
2:3o P.m,-LerSffo Young Thsatst LhBc)
800 p.m.-YoUns Or. Malone (NBc)
$3.50 p.m.-From These Roots iNscl
400 p.m.-BrishfsT 0ay tCBSl
AIS p.m.-Seerst Storm tCBS
$50 P.m.-Edss Of Night tcBSl
500 P.m.-lfe Of Riley
$50 P.m.-Pepsys ThsGtsr (Menday)
$50 o.m.-GUiek 0Faw MeCre~ rTussdayl
$50 P.m.-ciseo Kid Wednesday,