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Legion Of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

$50 am, Chan. 10 - DR.. Cyc1opS
Paramount, 1899 - All.
S pm, Chan. 4 - The Captain Is
a Lady MGM, 1889 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 - Registered
Nurse - NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 - Birthstone
Republic. 1948 - Al.
WEDNESDAY, JULY rs
9 am, Chan. 4 Unfinished
Dance Part u MGM, 1916
Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Tropical
Heat Wave Republic, 1852
5 pm, Chan. 4 Best Foot For
ward - MGM, 1912 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 - Mary James
PA = MIRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 Broken
Star = United Artists, 1855 -
THURSDAY, JULY ~
> Dance 5sm;, G Part II / mG Ga,in 1880
$50 am, Chan. 10 Hold 'em
Yale = NRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Lazy River
NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. s - The Bride
Came COD. - Warner-First Ma
tional, 1910 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 - Come Next
Spring - Republic, 1855 AL.
FRIDAY, JULY 10
2 am, Chan. q Maisie Goes
to Reno - MGM, 1943 - All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Confirm or
Deny = goth Century Fox, 1871
ALI.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Main Street At
ter Dark - MGM, 1914 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. s - Law of the
Tropics - Warner-First National
1910 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 Island in
the Sky goth Century Fox,
1887 - An.
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Small Town
Life Depicted

Mornings at Seven by
Paul Osborn will be the fifth
production of OSU's Stadium
Theater, at Gate 10 of the
Ohio Stadium, opening $50
pm. Tuesday, July 25, for a
five-day run.
Mornings at Seven" (Rat-
ing; Family which will be
directed by Roy Bowen, de-
picts life in a small Amer
lean town about twenty or so
years ago and concerns the
lives of the senior citizens.
Appearing in the cast will
be Ray Wehner, Rhea Kap-
lam. Virginia Donavan, Lee
Roy Johnson and Margaret
Baricklow.
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PLAY RATINGS
Theatre Guide

The Catholic Times
will list each week the
ratings of summer theater
attractions offered by
Stadium Theatre, Henley
Players, Antioch Theatre. Yen
ison University Theatre, and
Playhouse-on-the Green.
The ratings will be arrived
At through evaluation of
moral values and story con-
teEt.
DEATH OF A SALESMAN, July
1890. Antioch Theatre, Yellow
Springs. Arthur Miller's tragedy
of the common man. ADULTS.
SEND ME NO FLOWERS, July
24-29, Playhouse-on-the G r e e II ,
Worthington. Light comedy about
the absurd woes of a suburban
hypocondriac under the delusion
he's dying. ADULTS.
GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES,
July $3.50, Henley Players, Vcter.
Memorial, Columbus. Betsy
Palmer, musical about blondes
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MOTOR pleruRE eLAssIEleA:

MOTION PICTURE cLASSiFIcR.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcEkCY: AL Morally Unobiec.
tionable for All; AL Morally I'm.
Objectionable for Adults; B Moral.
ly Objectionable in Part for All;
c Condemned. MIRA No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, JULY n
3 n 1:m., c Gu meM, i942 sTlnf Sniff
$50 am, Chan. 10 Streets Of
San Francisco Republic, l948
ALI.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Love Is a Head.
ache - MGM, 1887 AL.
1920 PM, Chan. 6 Cabin In
the Cotton NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 Kiss Me
Deadly - United Artists, 1854
B. Objection: This film tends
TO glorify taking the law into
ones own hands. Moreover, it
contains excessive brutality and
suggestiveness in costuming, di-
alogue and situations.
SATURDAY, JULY n
1890 pm, Chan. 6 Ranger,
Mark of the Man - MIRA.
12:45 pm, Chan. 10 = Androcles
and the Lion RKO, 1942-B.
Objection: Tends to misrepre-
sent and ridicule fundamental
Christian and traditional relig-
ious beliefs; moreover, it con-
tains suggestive sequences and
material unsuitable for enter
tainment motion picture the
aters.
3 pm, Chan. 6 - British Intelli-
gence Warner-First National,
1889 - All.
Ills pm. Chan. 6 Manhand1ed
Paramount, 1948 - B. Objec-
ton: This picture contains an
excessively sadistic sequence.
11:i5 pm, Chan. 10 - The Heir
ess - Paramount, 1948 All.
1890 pm, Chan. q - Three Mus
keteers, MGM, l947 b. OBJ
lection: Suggestive sequences.
SUNDAY, JULY 70
II am. Chan. 4 - Western Herr.
tage RKO, 1947 - AL.
u noon, Chan. 6 - Six Day Bike
Rider NRA.
100 pm, Chan. s - Fly Away Ba.
by ~ Warmers, 1886 All.
1870 pm, Chan. 10 - Atomic Kid
Republic, 1854 - Al.
$50 pm, Chan. 10 - The Unseen
Paramount, 1914 - AL.
l1:15 pm, Chan. 6 The Fight
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and their gen I'll en- friends.
ADULTS.
MORNINGS AT T. July 1929,
OSU Stadium Theatre, Gate 10,
Columbus. Comedy of American
small town life. FAMILY.
YOU NEVER CAN TELL, July
1929, Denison University Theatre,
Granville. Shaw's treatment OF
rich young dentist who married
poor young thing. ADULTS.
GOLDEN ELEEcING, July 81
Aug. 5. Playhouse-on-the-Gre rec
Warrington, comedy about three
naval officers who break the bank
at Monte Carlo. ADULTS.
THE DRuNKARD, Aug. 2l-Sept.
2. Observation-Disclosures, Worth
ington. Musical version of old
fashioned melodrama. ADULTS.
NAUGHTY MARIETTA, Aug. 81
81, Henley Players, Veterans Me-
mortal, Columbus. Kathryn Gray.
son. Victor Herbert's durable OPP
eretta FAMILY.
CAN GAN, Aug. 29-Sept. 3, Ken.
ley Players, Veterans Memorial,
Genevieve. Cole Porter's musical
set in Montmartee dance halls OF
the COS. OBJECTIONABLE IN
THE ENCHANTED, Aug. 30-sept.
10, Antioch r heatre, Yellow
Springs. A French school teacher
falls in love with a "g h o S t."
ADULTS,
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Adorable Creatures
tFr.i
And God Created
Woman FRI
BABY Doll
Bed of Grass Greek
Bed The Frencht
BreathiesS FRI
Come Dance With M
Hr.J
Desperate Women, This
Espresso Bongo
Green Carnstion twas
Trials Of Oscar
Wilde
Heroes and Sinners
Fr.t
Husband for Anna, A
nfAl.1
Am q Gamers
Illicit Interlude tSwsd
Ish)
KaramojA
Lady Chatterley's Low
er (Fr.l
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for Adults

omen dtal)
One Foot In He'll
Operation Eichmann
Operation Petticoat
Our Man In Havana
Pillow Talk
Please Turn Over
Plundcrers, The
Portrait in Black
Purple Gang
Return TO Peyton Place
Ring of Fire
Rue de Paris tFr.)
Savage Innocents
Senechai, The Magnif'
icent tFr.1
Seven Thieves
Sins of Rachel Cade
was Rachel Cadei
Spartacus
Stop Me Before | XIII
Story on Page One
Subterraneans
Third Voice
Threat
Tiger Bay Britl
Touch of Larcenv
Tunes of Glory (Br)
Unfaithfuls, The
Upstairs and Down.
stairs
Virgin Island (BrD
Virgin Spring tSwed)
Web of Evidence lBr.l
Why Must ! Die
Wind Cannot Read
Wolf Larsen
Wonderful Country
Young Have No Tins
Danish
Young One
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iistings by
the Infer-Faifh Film Conn.,
mittee can be found in the
Columbus Civ izen-Jour-
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
RAM - The Seven Won
ders OF the World.
PALACE-The Parent Trap,
TORCH AUTO - All Hands
on Deck, Sink the Bismarck.
TEENS
CCC Auto - Cinderella,
Tarzan, the Magnificent
SOUTHERN Saturday on
ly-The Great Imposter, The
Hoodlum Priest.
D~REXEL-The Great Impos-
ter, The Young Savages.
GARDEN - Friday only
Elephant Walk, Naked Jungle.
RIVERSIDE Auto - The
Sundowners, The Magnificent
Seven.
RUSSELL-The Young Saw
ages.
LINDEN AIR-The White
Warrior, No Time for Ser
geants.
MATURE TEENS
BOULEVARD, CLIN O n,
ESQUIRE, MARKHAM, MA
TIONAL AUTO, nth AVE
NUE. AUTO, SOUTH AUTO,
UNIVERSITY - DR.. Blood's
Coffin, Snake Woman.
CAMEO, CLEVE-Saturday
matinee also - DR.. Blood's
Coffin, Snake Woman.
WEST FIFTH AUTO Meir
Kempf, Walk Tall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-07-21
sEPARATE cLAssIFIcATIoN

"a separate Classification Is given TO certain films which, while not
morally offensive in themselves, require some analysis and expiana-
ton as q protection to the uniformed against wrong interpretations
and false concIusionsJ
Martin Luther Storm Center Adam and Eve. MexJ
Gaze of DR.. Laurent Anatomy OF . Murder Suddenly. Last Summer
Circle Of Deception Girl Of the Night Growing Experience
w La Dolce Vita ntal) Never Take Candy From a Stranger
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ing seth - Warner-First Nation.
al, 1889 = Al.
1870 pm, Chan. 10 - The Black
Sheep United Artists, 1855
All.
MONDAY, JULY ~
9 am, Chan. 4 DR.. Kiidare's
Wedding Day MGM, 1916
All.
$50 am Chan. 10 = Comm
Round the Mountain P a a.
mount, 1939-A-I.
5 p.m., Chan. 4 - It's a Wonder
full World - MGM, 1888 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 6 Purchase
Price-NRA.
1920 pm. Jungle Princess
Paramount, 1886 - AL.
TUESDAY, JULY IS
9 am, Chan. 4 - Big Shot-RK0,
1886 - AL.
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RadiO-TV
Highlights
TELEVlsIoN

$50 am, Chan. 4 The
Christophers - Today's Ere
sentation is entitled Schools
Are Up to You"
10 am, Chan. 1.-The Mass
is televised from studio of
WLW-C. FIR. Robert Reilly will
be celebrant. Campers and
councillors from Camp St.
Rita will assist at the Mass.
1915 am, Chan. 6-Sacred
Heart P~rOgram-New series,
Who Is This Wonderworker?"
begins today. First topic, "A
Mothers Prayer"
1920 am, Chan. 5 The
Christophers Keep the
Standards of Entertainment
High" Discussion of prac-
teal ways and means in which
the average person can affect
the entertainment world.
RADIO
8 am, WTVN-Ave Maria
Stories from the Old Tesla
ment continues recounting
events in the life of the great
prophet Isaias.
9:15 am, WBNS-Sacred
Heart Program.
10:15 am, Welt, Newark,
The Sacred Heart Program.
Gas p.m.-WJER. Dover
Sacred Heart Program.
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Night Heaven Fell Tr,J
Oscar Wilde tBr.l
Passionate Summer
Please Mr. BRlzae
Port of Desire
Pot Bouille Lovers of
Paris tFr.l
Private Property
Question OF Adultery
RoSannA
Saturday Night and
Sunday Morning tBr)
Savage Eye
Sins of the BorgiAs
tFrenchl
Smiles of a Summer
Night lSwedishl
Snow Was Slack Hr.l
Stella Greek
Third Sex iGer.I
Trials of Oscar Wilde
tBr.l
Wasted Lives and The
Birth of Twins
Woman of Roma 0tAll
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Secret Ways
Sergeant Kutledge
Seven Ways From Sun
down
Shadow of the Cat
Snipers Ridge
Song Without End
SOS. Pacific
stalsg II
Steel Claw
SundownerS
Sunrise al Campobelio
Tarzan the Magnificent
Tess of the Storm
Country
Time Bomb
Time Machine
Tormented, The
Trapped In Tangiers
TWO Rode Together
Two Way Stretch tBr.l
Unforgiyen, The
Valley of the Redwoods
Village of the Damned
Visit to a Small Planet
Wake Me When
It's over
Walk Like a Dragon
Walking Target
White Warrior
World of Apu dnd1
Young Savages
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films

Secret of Monte
Cristo
Serengeti Shall, Not
Die
Seven Wonders of the
World
Silent Call
Snow White and the
Three Stooges
Swiss Family Robinson
Sword and the Dragon
Sword of Sherwood
Forest
Tammy Tell Me True
Teacher and the Mira
Gle
Ten Commandments,
The
Ten Who Dared
There Was a Crooked
Man (Br.)
Three Worlds OF Gull
yer
Tomboy and the Champ
Town Like Alice A
Trap Family, The
Trouble In the Sky
Weakest Ship in the
Army
Watch Your Stern tBr.)
Wings of Chance
Wizard of Baghdad
Would-Be Gentleman
Evening star., 1961-09-27

in other stores might be un-
reasonable or that the goods
might be difficult to obtain be-
cause of distance or other fac
tors.
He did not say, however, that
prices charged by chain stores
in this area were unreasonable
in view of the many economic
conditions involved.
Notes 2-Year-Old Law
Mr.. Flint called attention to
a law enacted two years ago
banning operation of commits
sary stores unless the Secre-
tary of Defense certified in
each case that Items normally
procured from commissary
stores are not otherwise avail
able at a reasonable distance
and a reasonable price in sat-
isfactory quality and quantity
to the military and civilian
employees of the Defense De-
partment."
In view of the information
adduced by this committee" he
stated, II respectfully submit
that the manner in which this
statutory requirement has been
implemented by the Defense
Department violates both the
policy and the letter of the
law"
Mr.. Flint stated that the as
Sociation believes the present
law not only is vague but also
vests too much discretion by
the Defense Department. He
told the subcommittee that the
association hoped the law will
be amended to provide clearer
S tandards for determining
"reasonablenesS" and to have
such decisions made by a dis
interested agency" outside of
the Pentagon.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

National Association Of Food
Chains, contended that retail
food and grocery prices in the
Washington area are reason
able"
His statement replied to teSti-
mony by an Army Quarter
master Corps officer last June
before a subcommittee headed
by Senator Douglas, Democrat
of Illinois, studying how mill
tary buying procedures affect
the National economy. The sub
committee praised the Defense
Department in general for prog
ress toward less costly pro-
curement and more competitive
bidding.
Notes Lower Prices
OF particular interest to the
District were comments by Col.
John w. Maxwell concerning
operation of Army commissary
stores at Walter Reed Medical
Center, Fort McNair and Fort
Myer. The Army, Navy and
Air Force maintain 279 COM
miSsaries, not including post
exchange establishments, and
these do an estimated annual
business of $400 million.
Noting that goods can be pur-
chased at commissaries in this
area at only 3 per cent above
wholesale pices, Col. Maxwell
said commercial stores selling
similar items often have a
markup of 18 or 20 per cent.
He cited two instances in near
by Virginia where the price diff
ferential between chain stores
and Army commissaries repre-
sented about 80 per cent.
Col. Maxwell explained that
the lower prices in the COM
missaries were determined on
the basis Of Defense Depart
ment certifications that prices
Evening star., 1961-09-27
New York Skyscropers
Push Shelter Program

NEW YORK, Sept. 27 (AP)
Rockefeller Center officials
have disclosed a plan to protect
some $4,000 people from nu-
clear fallout for as long as two
weeks.
In one of the biggest shelter
programs ever undertaken, the
complex of Is skyscraperS in
the heart of Manhattan is to
be provided with up-to-the-
minute shelters.
Rockefeller Center long has
had a program for short-period
sheltering of it's daytime work
ing population of $4,000. plus
the thousands who could be
expected to be in the office
buildings, Radio City Music
Hall and 26 restaurants.
But present plans. disclosed
yesterday. call for shelters that
could house people for up to
two weeks
The planners have launched
two major studies: Plan A for
protection against light fallout
for a 24-hour perlod-and Plan
B for heavy fallout and shelter
for up to two weeks.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

Under Plan A, for example,
workers would find shelter in
interior windowlesS sections of
the buildings.
Under Plan B, workers would
stay in the basement until the
atmosphere above was no
longer contaminated.
There, if plan B goes through,
ration kits. water, blankets,
drugs and other medical and
first aid supplies would be
stored, along with Pathological
monitoring devices and bat
tery-operated radio receivers
bringing in "Conelrad" through
a master antenna system. Also,
a loudSpeaker system through
out the buildings would be in
stalled, under the plan.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Admiralty to Visit

LONDON, Sept. q (AP).-
Lord Darlington, Britain's First
Lord of the Admiralty, leaves
for Washington Sunday to begin
a three-week tour of United
States and Canadian naval es-
adjustments.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Chain Stores ChoIIenoe
ArmyC CommissoryNeed

Defense Department methods operating Army commits
stores in and the District have been challenged
chain store officials violating both the policy and the letter
Of the law"
In report released last night by the Joint Economic Com
mittee of CONGRESS Wallace N Flint president the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Lions To Open
81 Grid Season
Here On Friday

Ready willing 8.
Able.
That's the LoriS Lions Foot
ball Team this year.
They open their 1861 season
in Lor'iS Friday night at g pm.
in game with Huntsville that
Is expected To be Il real tough
one - for Huntsville last year
was runner-up in the Pee Dee
Conference. with only one los,
"a CO game with Darlington.
And gooU,y crowd is cN-
pcctcd In be on hand. for aSiGc
from the usual general interest
in the team. the LOriS Lions
Rooster Club has been busy
the past week selling member
ships. The $40 members hips
provide admission to all high
school home games - football.
basketball. baseball. and track.
as well as admission ~ ~.
Booster Club All Athletics
Danqu,tS WGICu Will % n,4r
rear the END oi the school
year. At that time letters and
trophies will hC awarded play
ers and an outstanding speaker
~ athletics will he heard.
Coach Kenneth NcLcoi Sa.1
he WAS pretty we'll pleased"
with the football squad this
year. WIN % boys out Tor
the team. he felt he had
strength in depth.
II named as his probable
starting offensive lineup:
Left End-Stcvic Hardwick.
Left TachlC-Corky Hickman.
Left Guard - Pee Wee Ar
ncttC.
Center - Eugene Mills.
Right Guard Rooster
Livingston.
Ri-n, Tacklc-.lCrry FOwlc".
Right End-Arlin Graham.
QgartCrbaCk- kapps.
Left Halihack-DouCiaS Cox
end Larry kappS.
FuIlb4CkS - Lewis Horton
ana Douglas Cox.
Carter and Robert Boyd.
George Gore will also he
seeing action as a regular half
back. Mcleod said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

ing June 80. IniS Is the hIgu-
est ATTENDANCE since lJJi-J1t
wIUn S,31S.Uyl NiSlls were re-
corded. Attendance has aver
aged more than three million
per year for the past twci 70
years. Saio State Park Direct
or &. West JaCOckS.
Although most of the Stat,.
park use was by South Caro-
linianS, out-of-Statc tags were
observed On more than - per-
cent OF the cars in state parks
Visitors came from all parts of
the United States and CanaGa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

an David Hucks. Jr.. Route /,
Myrtle Beach: James Lee Hug
gins. S3S 9th St, Newport
News, Va:
ThayeS Gillippes Frazier,
23S Clinton Ave. Newark, n.
j.; Isaiah Felix LAWRENCE. l5s-
81 West l43rd ST.. New York
80, y. Y: Leamon Wesley Goff
Route 3, GalivantS Ferry: Dav-
at Henry Jennings. 3IOl N. W.
ltith Terrace. Opa Locka,
Fla; William johnson, Route /,
Myrtle Beach;
Lcnwood GaSque. 53-B Bull
ST.. Charleston: Colbert Brown.
IN. p. .. Box 2722. Myrtle
Zach: James l.. Steele. Route
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
20 Horryites Called
For Army Induction

twenty al Horny county'S
young men have been called
for induction into the Army.
Thursday. Sept. %.
Horny County Local SClcC-
tive Service Board No. rs ord
cred the following young men
To report To the Conway bus
station that morning at 100 a.
m. sharp:
James Benjamin Carter,
'il5 Linden Ave. Baltimore
Il. Md; Edward Junior John
son. i28l7 Omaha. Detroit II.
Mich: Benjamin Booth. 100
Cocker St, Darlington: Jonath-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

4. Conway: Henry Donald
Paige. l2l-A Park Ave. Pat
crson, N. j.: Jerry Bryant Tn
cite, Loris:
James Eugene McNair, Con-
way: Tillman Wilson Holden,
Route 3. GalivantS Ferry: VIII
liam Charles Edmunds. AIS
Leak Ave, WadcSboro, n. c.:
Jimmie Daniel Elliott. Route .
Galivants Ferry; Alton Mcricc
Rogers, Jr.. 20l McRay ST.,
Laurinburg. N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
State Parks Record
Best Year Since '52

South Cardinals state parks
last year recorded the highest
attendance in nine years and
the second highest attendance
ON record, according 10 re ords
of the 5. {. State Commission
Of Forestry.
a total of 3.324.276 visits
were maze To the - white and
the five Negro state parks in
the state during the year end
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ward.
Jr., and family We're visiting
relatives i'll Wilmington Sum-
lay
Evening star., 1961-09-24
Plan for Future Years
In Londscoping Home

hance the house. Use the COM
bination that best brings out
the feeling the architect tried
to express in his design. Within
your chosen outline of shapes
incorporate certain plants as
accents. Others will serve as
filters and softeners.
Think About COIors
Now, get out your mental
paint brush and select the col
ors you think will fit the set
ting. Remember to choose not
only color for blooms. but
foliage and bark as well. There
are many shades of green, from
the rich dark green yews to
the blue-green spruces or juni-
pers as well as the light, yellow
green's Of many deciduous
shrubs. Plan for pleasing color
harmony in foliage and flow
ers. Don't mix strong foliage
colors in one grouping. Be
subtle. Combinations of broad
leafed and needle evergreens
give an interesting variety in
color, tone and fixture. Add
interest to evergreen groupings
by planting some deciduous ma
terial (such as Azalea) noted
for its bloom, good growth
habit, and attractive foliage.
Don't spend all your time
and money along the front Of
the house. Garry your plar
to the sides and rear. These
paintings should also fit into
your overall design.
Shade Trees First
Budget your planting by put
ting in shade and Towering
trees first, followed by other
slower growing material. Trees
more than any other part OF
your planting, will make your
house look as though it be-
longs. Start out with at
least 10 to IS foot shade trees,
for even these will give you
little enough shade. Purchase
Towering trees in smaller sizes
if desired, but for immediate
effect they should be 6 to 8
feet tall.
Your sketch should show q
group of plants of varying
heights. A rounded shape about
4 feet tall may be a rhodo-
dendron, faced down with q
spreading plant such as an
azalea. If you cannot purchase
the plants in the exact size
you need, buy a slightly small
Ter size Vary their size when
you purchase them. Nursery
men will recommend and DEM
onstrate plants to fit the geo.
metric outlines you have Sc
lected. Take care with your
design and you'll come out with
very attractive landscaping.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
10th DuhIiu Show
Ending Today

The National Capital Dahlia
Society's 26th annual show will
be concluded today. Hours will
be from 8 am. to Z pm.
Dahlias are entered from
members Of the society and
from the Eastern Seaboard and
the Midwest. They are shown In
all size classes from those over
8 inches down to the minia-
lures, pomS and other small
Towering kinds.
The arrangements section has
been in charge of Mrs. Robert
A. Kaye. Vernon L. Ailstock OF
Arlington, Va, Is show chair
man.
Awards will be presented this
afternoon at $50 o'clock.