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Show rj, Salt lokeXlty DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 6A b Duplex Provides Convenience, Here is income property that every appearance of an - ranch rambler with attra its sleek brick veneer Exterior and low- pitched - roof, with lo" a trim. Open ralters Tonys Lounge maintained a share of the league honors by downing Palms Lounge, The league leaders have a 10-record and Pehrsons is in the runners up position with a 6-- 3 9-- 4 record. Bill Sartor who last week knocked Tonys out of the r league lead hurled a at Mountain States. Vern Otte, Mountain States doubled for the losers only blow. In the tough Friday league one-hitte- shortstop at Harmony -- teams Park,-thre- remained tied for the league lead as play moves Into the second half of action. . . West Construction Company, Mann Co. Harvey Ktb and Brock- - records.- V Club who with was also tied With the leaders dropped Into second place when they were defeated Friday by Harvey Marin, - League Standings - 5-- 2 6-- M.tre-WSli- e -- . Imw- Wert Construction , Harvey Menn Profit hank Conrfruetion V Club Peaveley Trueklnf Utah Sand a Gravel " Wen Lrt Wan Lett a a S 8 Friday Results - Naira Vanwtl Plumbing a 3 S 4 5 0 8 t 3 8 Salt Lake Heal E.tate Stuzzneaaer and Wllaont Ashby and Bahan. ' 1 1 S Mountain StatasServicn . Pehrsons GE 8 8 0 t titfklnson ana Brower; Sartor and , Walker. TALLIES MALTAIR LANES Wednesday Mixed Women- - Edith 167 and 487, Men; Cliff Bowden. 200; Rudy Severs. 804. Wreckers. No T,am 084; 1, 1.747. Leading team. Friday Ladles Ann Shelton. 175 and Snapdragons, 482. Petunias, 514 and 1 504. BELTON LANES Kenneeott Shift No. 1 Loading team. Team No 1. Team No. 6. 625, Team No. 1. 1,(37. Jack Bernard, 108, - 106, Lou Fisher, 813. BeSs-Or- r, Delton Doubles 443; Team No, 5. 1,144. Grant Bas 255; 624. Gary Orr, Wednesday Lata Mixed Leading . team. Team No 10. Team No. 7, 718 and 1.090. Women- - Millie Anderson. 194 and 530. Msn: Joe Plekens, 235 and 865. Thursday Early Mixed Team No. 1. 612, Team No. 1. 1.770. Women: Alta Bennett, IBS; Arlene Howard, 427. Men: Dick Horn, 338; Jack Armttage. 845. Leading Thurdaay Lata Mixed team. Team No. 8 Team No. 8, 660; Team No. 3. 1,893. Women Ruth 'Clark. 190 and 472-- Men; Bill Be-- deoea, 108 and 534 KEARNS LANES Merry Mixers Reams Annex. 1 003 and 841. Harry Hudson. 858 and 318 Women: Ksy Thomas. 830; Carol Chestnut, 300. 1 .377 ; Wednesday Trio Ohleen's, Verdeen'a. 802 Ohleen Leatherwood, 400; Donna Hsnsen. 108. Moms Ac Pops Rush ton's 1.834 and -800 Don Pearce, 044; Alma Rush-to- n. 216 LANES Wednesday Mixed Doubles Boos-er2.085 Bill Bowen, 864; Larry Howell. 211 Women; Jackie Kalm. 844 and aboye picture windows add considerable to. the modern styling of this home. Live In one unit let the other meet your mortgage payments. A money-wisarrange- 200 , WITH . FIGURES Mrs. Sadie BalardfindsI boardrngfig'ures pf stock market transactions fascUnating business. FUN The softballleaguesr sdso sponsored by the Salt Lake County Recreation Dept., are divided into east and 'west districts with the boundary lines at Main Street and Salt Lake City limits: This year the league has 65 teams on 30 playgrounds under the direction of Jim Woodward. west side director, and "Ralph Bowman, east side director for the boys, and Geniel Thornton, director for the -- girls. The program winds' up with district and city playoffs held in August for both boysL-a- nt girls teams. The girls are divided into two leagues junior, 13 years old and younger, and senior, 14 to 17 years old. The boys have three leagues small fry, ,11 years old and younger; 12, 13 and 14 years old, and senior, 15, 16 and 17 years ' t eight-wee- k -- -- jun-nio- r, -- - Stock Ups 'N' Downs Are Her Business rf h 1 cross-ventilatio- n - n k Sharp-Thor- Can Construct This Pool old: The boys teams play on June 20 and 23 with the small fry starting off the league play followed by the senior teams, on June 23 and junior play on June 24. The girls English Families t, Live By Hearths Putt-Putt- Caputo-Orona- hr f Rohr-bac- below-the-groun- d Avaif g t -- s, t-- 50-ma- -- , 2 ; --L. Fears Boycolj .t Over Visit Issue By LEROY HANSEN (UFI) Japanese businessmen worriMSaturday that postponemenV'of President Eisenhowers visit would hit where it hurts in the pocketbook. There was a real fear that American businessmen might take action which would cut into Japans lucrative trade with the United States. ' Underlying this fear was the fact that the Tokyo stock market, after the bloody Wednesday riots and even before the postponement announcement, dipped sharply. Some businessmen feared that Americans might take direct action, such as boycotting Japanese products.. - .On.con-- sumer markets or refusing to import goods from Japan. Others minimized --this pos- sibility, believing that Amerj- cans would not be so petty. But it was- - believed - there was a real danger that Ameri can business andlinaAciaUtt terests, noting the. chaotic and surface antfc Americanism, would be reluctant to make capital investments in Japan. ! i TOKYO INCOME PROPERTY PLAN Both halves of living-dininareas plan are exactly alike, featuring ' rooms in and combined kitchen-laundrg step-savin- g y arrangement Dollars And Sense New.Group Helps Keep Bills Down y By Yourself Japan Business step-havin- s Movs Sof f hall Action Thousands of youngsters in the Salt Lake area will take to the softball diamond next week as the Deseret News boys end girls softball leagues get under way. OS. living-dinin- g The Femine Touch 7; O ment. There are two separate en tries and for extra privacy the stud walls projects out be-tween the two units providing an additional separation from the exterior. Inside, both units are ldentl-ca- l -- The areas in each umt are combmed and the resulting large, unobsttuct ed wail space Jends njclf to the U3e of. a variety, cf room dividers without ariy loss of that soac'ious .ook so prevalent in custom designed homes. Picture windows overlook stone planters. Combined kitchen laundry room in each unit features L shaped positioning of kitchen arequipment, a rangement Vent fans over range - eliminates e eoki n g By MAXINE MARTZ. odors. Cabinet built-lnare Deseret News Staff Writer Laundromat .with plentiful. All those figures on the stock quotation board at a broker- cabinet above for laundry supage house may look like a mad jumble to most people, and plies is in a convenient yet 8 it did It Mrs. Sadie Ballard, too, h e i rst months t vkA, Hogle location-- . Kitch-a en has rear exit near the winBorg and Solomon; Bacca. Notti and and Go,, 132 S. Main. Jensen. . But now after 13 years of recording all the ups and downs dow. , Besmear 3 8 8 of the market. She finds U V Club 1 8 8 Deseret News readers may HirveyMann business. Duliey Bills and Ostlarj Tripp and fascinating happy to tell them theyve obtain complete building and Pullen. for her ask Dont any tips 8 8 1 Utah Sand A Oraval , specification plans for Ho- because she doesn't gone up, she said. 1 8 4 though, West Construction You can certainly tell a mograf Design No. H383 for Driscoll and 8ehmandebeck, Aus- consider herself an authority tin; West, Hupp (31 and Conover only $9.75. A Parade of 14 11 8 and believes anybodys guess down market from an up marBrockbank Construction 3 8 9 on the Homes ' ket the Reaveley Trucking book containing by expressions hers. as as is good Owens. Hillsand Morby; J. Beav. l,y and L Baavalay. Mrs. Ballard, in fact, Is facesjshe said. Id much photographs and plans for 71 other homes also is availMetro Statistics (2nd Round) rather conservative. -- Even rather have it upside because able more for 75 cents. To order, milch are cheerful they have 314; when some experts Team Batting Tonyl Lounge, given and happy,1L she added- :Mountain Statag Service. .200; Salt fcaaTtne shp'e ahtpft your request-S- ndj specify fmTYl away Laka Realtors. .338; Pehrsons GE. mail with Ballard Mrs. and her hus payment to Home 203; Films Lounge, .189; ManwUl playing the market. She adPlan Deseret News, Plumbing. 180. Delmain at live band, Ballard, Dept., once Rlttlns Bob Brewer, Mountain mits shes been tempted 2018-6tEast. They have no P.O. Box 1257, Salt Lake States, .848; Jim Batters Mountain or twice to borrow money and States. .413, Jack Grow, Tony's, 382, Dale Bain. Tony's. 378; Bob Harker, make a killing, but her bet- children so Mrs. Ballard has City 10, Utah. not had the of Palms, .378; Dick MUne. Tonys, 387; ter Furnace and hot water heatBuster Jones. Pehreoni. 387; Glen judgment told her not to. a career withproblem a mixing raising family. er are completely enclosed. Vincent. Palms, .348; Bill Perry, Gambler A Not to Tony's, .345 She like would in stay Sana Brower, Mountain States. 13; The sleeping guess Im just not a gam- the business as long as it goes Bstters, Mountain States, 13: Milne. in each , unit provides JohnVincent. 10; 12, wing Palms, she Tony's, bler," sighed. added I she but on, ruefully, , ny Miller, Mountstn 1 States. 10. in each bedMrsr Ballard js in charge of could be replaced by an electric Bams Bene M 1 n a. Tony s, 8; room and excellent closet Brower, Mountain- States, 3, Sonny getting all those ligures up on board. Pratt, Tony's. 3. - the board whenever theres a These boards are operated space. Front bedroom In each an open-shel- f change. She' has three other electrically by direct tapes and unit contains built-ibook enclosed with "track her keep are spreading over the coungirts helping storage space at lower portion. of some 365 stocks on the New try. Each unit has a conveniently .York board and one girl on the - If and when that day comes, located bath, an extra guest board. BUI Ward, Chicago Mrs. Ballard would like to find Paterson Single closet and a linen closet in the (four games): Bud Moon. 168. is to team Thelriirst some a in work job brokerage Oswald-JacThursday Mixed Jo Morris. 3.1 ST. Men- - Hal Dreyer. 811; alLlhe code names that come house, even if she didnt know halL This plan conforms to Jack Morris. 345, Women; Jo Oswald, over the tapes and which com- such a place existed before 872 and 218 VA, and building code req f 1 852; to on she went Friday Mixed pany correspond they Humdingers, 860 Men; Bob Miller, ments. The plan contains 1)71 541 and 224. Women; Dottle Thorn-bla- the board. This usually takes 518; LaRee Johnson. 201. sq. ft and 17,452 cu. ft. You four five Mrs. or but months, RITZ BOWLING FALACK builder or material supplii Friday Mixed Men: Jim Puckett, Ballard can usually tell in the 200 and 547. Misfits, 787 and 2.233. can give yoh the average two or weeks three a if first 452 Woman: Carol Angle, and 170. FAIRMONT BOWL per square or cubic foot in will work out Ken girl Wednesday Night Mixed your area. ' Divided Into Sections North, 564 and 212 Women: Evelyn Fogg, 480; Selma Elxtnfa, 180 MacDoug Summer They must be fast on their 1.T74, Space Ettas, 868. Renae Kingfeet and able to grasp things dom - 541 and 205 Sperry Mixed Men: Milt Jennings, 818 and 233 Woman: Arlene Dyrdahi. quickly. The New York board Is dl-463; Leah Burden. 184. JACL Mixed Men: Lynn Xano, A low-cos628; Ken Takeno and Tak KoJIma, 235 vided into sections. The first Women: Pat Umemoto, 833 girl will take the tape off the (tie). 3.014 and 718. and 184. pool, utilizing lumswimming Merry Mixups Men: Ralph Greg machine, record the quotations ory, 504 and 243. Women; Maxine on her section of the board, ber and plywood, has been perSorensen. 838 and 22$ Friday Early Mixed Leading team then pass the tape along to the fected by the Oasis Swimming Holidaze 1.050 and By EDWARD COWAN Pool Co. of Eugene, Ore., and 718. Men Don Haws 80$ and 118 next girl, who records quotais being introduced into this Woman: Jean Caputo, 658: Virginia tions for WASHINGTON - (UPI1 If so on. and section, Gronau. 308, The girls work on a little area by Modem Home Build- you yearn for the sight of the Canyon , Rlmmere Leading team. Rea dons Glucks. 1,872 and 861 raised Inc., 7595 S. State. entire family gathered around platform in front of the ers,Four 502 Men: Howard Berrv. and years in the testing the hearth and those days seem Berrv, 438 and 100 board and the work can get Men: Mixed (A) Friday Late stages, tho pool gone forever, be interHarold Eckert. 605 and 220 Women: pretty fast and can be installed in the back ested, to knowyoull can still Helen Hanaen. 534 and 200 IB) pretty exciting, f you Leading team. The Swans. Mandrakes. is a yard. It 2 050 and 831. on Jr find such a setting in England. Mannv Pepper, 57.1, especially Martin Grossman and Bill pool and comes In four sizes 225 Itlel. By and large, in the United busy market and prices, ranging from $1,640 V Kingdom," family living is days, but so far, N to $2,340, or freight prepaid, M r s. around one hearth during the Ballard from $1,990 to $2,990 installed 1 winter months whether it be said, no one has by the company. fallen off the the kitchen, a dining-sittinThe pools"1 come' packaged platform. about 750 feet of impregnated room or a separate living ne , of the lumber and 750 feet of ply- room, reports Dorothy K. m ox exciting p- - y Newman. A Labor Department wood, TOO feet of plastic pipe times, she economist, she visited the nails, fittings, vinyl liner, filter, United was dur-- Miss Marts blueprint Kingdom last year. and instruction book. eastside teams begin softball ing the uranium "boom. Writing on Housing In The packaged equipment! Tve never seen so many weighs about 6,000 pounds. Britain and America in the play on June 20 and 21 at Glade Park and girls westside people in my life and I dont The only extra material nec- departments monthly labor team start off on June 22 and think half of them knew what essary to buy is four to five review, Mrs. Newman gives 23 atWhlte Park. they were buying." she yards of sand and four to five this glimpse of h All boysteams play Ifegin j laughed,! cousins use their somethlngJtff sacks of cement. at 10 a.m. and girls play at see. houses in winter: Liner of the pool is Another busy time was vinyl. Seams of the liner are 9 a.m. The whole family and all Boys schedule West small when the United States en- electrically sealed and the ma other guests normally sit in the fry on Monday; Washington tered the Korean conflict We terial is reported tough and family living room. The bedat Jackson Jr Elks at Grant did around s exv e n million long wearing. rooms are used only for sleeprd Modem Home Builder-sa- ys School, McKinley at Oquirrh shares ing: Thus, during the winter-fou- r hours School, Sherwood at Sorenson said. But the largest volume it takes about to five months of the Park. West small fry on Tues- ever done was seven and a to install the pool. A com year most of the relatively day:'' Onequa at Newman half million shares when Pres-ide- pleted pool will be on view at generous space provided in the Elsenhower had his first 7049 S. 2985 East, beginning average British home is not School, Rose Park at Riverside Sunday. Park and Riley at Glendale heart attack, used for family living. Park; Junior (Thursday and Insight Into Economy To her the work isnt just Friday)! Onequa at Newman School, Rose Park at Riverside the recording of figures. Its an Park and Riley at Glendale insight into the whole economy Park; senior (Friday) River- of the country. Besides that, it Is meeting a side vs. Rotary Boys, and lot of intresting people. Mrs. Grant v$. Elks Boys. Girls schedule: East junior Ballard watches some stocks (Monday); Uintah vs. Curtis, which arent on the board for East vs. Fairmont Park, Reser- Some people and it makes you voir vs. Kiwanis Felt, Emerson vs. Dilworth and Nibley vs. Thomson Tops Golfers v. McKinley. East seniors (TuesLEEDS, ENGLAND (UPI) day): East vs. Curtis, Reser-voj- r Peter Thomson, the Austra&. Columbus, Fairmont lian who goes after his Park vs. Kiwanis Felt, and Dil- British Operixgolf title fifth next worth vs, Emerson. West-senior- s won -- the Yorkshire' month; (Thursday) : Riverside vs. News tournament Fri- piAinrwr-iSorenson Park and Redwood Evening with a 268 for-7holes. day .A vs. Rps Park. West juniors Bernard Hunt of England fin(Friday) Redwood vs. Soren- ished second with a 273 After son Park, Washington vs. BUILD IT YOURSELF Modern Home Builders Inc. setting a course record of 64 Onequa, Rose Park vs. New- for the Moertown Links in are Introducing this do- it - yourself swimming pool in man and Jackson vs. Riley. the final round Utah. Prices range from $1,640 to $2,990. S.L. Kiddies 5?. e FROM THE ALLEYS Price, - . ck , 4 A-A- s Ay. veneer exterior Add to the RANCH RAMBLER The low pitched roof and the-briattractiveness of this home featuring modem styling. Plans are available through the Deseret News.-- : , - Till The 'addition of .Andrus Is expected to tighten up the point face .somewhat Fred Sorensen currently, is leading the pack by a health'' margin with Pappy Gates running In second place. Defending champ Dick Card is lodged in fourth place after skipping a week of competition with injuries and a smashed car. He plans to be back Saturday .night with his foot In a cast and his car bandaged up. Neal Norman, another driver out with injuries, is building a new car after smashing head-o-n into the right turn fence. He Is having a special football-type helmet built, to- - protect his mending jaw. . - give As PehrsonV 5-- a j j l: MINING OIL MARKETS INDUSTRY Monthly Income MSS Hine Tied nine, 'v -- . e night they were beaten by a hustling Pehrsons GE FINANCE r-6-. stock car wars Saturday night By HI MC DONALD Deseret New Sports Writer after officially retiring." Apparently Andrus couldnt They always cpme back,. . and rockin' Mel,' Andrus is no bear to sit on the sidelines. , A driver, Mel will come exception as he returns to the first-ratout in the car Jerry Dastrup has been driving. It may, even be yeehrstened with Mels old No. 100. Action starts at about 7130 p.m. at the Salt Lake Fairgrounds. Andrus la a former season but decided to rechampion 5-1 tire this year to escape the crushing work load stacker competition requires and By DON BECK devote more time to his famDeseret News Staff Writer ily. Andrus old No. 100 is Mountain States Service was being driven this year by knocked into a first place tie Boyd Rhea and made its first in the Metro League Friday appearance at the track last week. c . when Wins BUSINESS NEWS Wbbbqbt Wbw$. Andrus Eyes Return To Sto dr iar Wars : 18,' 1960 - TonightA fairgrounds v Saturday, Jun By CHARLES V. NEAL JR. alism and kindergarteir eco Family Financial Counselor Newsweek Magazine inT Its May 23rd, 1960, issue, noted that an organization called Charge Accounts Anony-ha- s been formed. The moils' purpose of the group is to help housewives keep their budgets balanced and to prevent "impulse buying. Husbands feeling their wives are eligible for this organization can write to Mrs. James McManus of Mill Valley, California, according to the article. Mrs. McManus was quoted in the magazine as saying: Tm getting mail and telephone calls from everyone, and I think .this is going to b a big thing. No doubt; but one aspect puzzles me. I have met very few wives who would admit ulse buying. The usual goes like this:lbuy what we need. Emotional Outlet However, one young wife adily admitted her weakness, he claimed that shopping was an emotional outlet for her and that anything new made her feel less blue. She wonders what she could substitute f- shopping if she joined any group to curb her spending tendencies. It would be terrible if the new organization cured the girls of impulse buying only to turn them into either zombies or shrews. Dandelion digrelease 4n the ging IsA-go- od spring, but there is the rest Of the year to consider. Jesting aside, this is a deadly subject. Many a divorce has resulted from the extravagances of wives, so here are a few serious thoughts on the matter. , Compared to most vices, impulse buying is relatively harmless, physically at any rate, but it is a most costly addiction to supports A. wife relying on extravagant spending as an escape soon will lose her charge-a-plat- e, nomics. With altthe problemrbeset ting the world today, youd think anv woman would find enough challenges to keep her busy; busy enough to rule out wandering through the market place looking for some little bauble to brighter her empty soul In irder to help yon with per-tonfinancial problem, Mr. Neal will bo clad to consider any Questions or problems mailed to him la earo of this newspaper as subjects for fnturo policies. Finance Meet To Open Friday In William A. Dillon Jr., president of the National Consume? Finance Assn., will address the annual convention of the Utah Consumer Finance Assn, next Friday. The annua conclave will be held in Hotel Utah, according to M. R. Weiler, Utah Assn, president, of Freed Finance. The Consumer Finance Assn, is the official trade organization representing licensed consumer finance industry. 'The one-dameet will be highlighted by the election of new state officers in the morning and a luncheon address by Gov. George D. Clyde. Panel discussions will feature the afternoon session, and Mr. Dillon will be guest speaker at a membership dinner in the evening. , Those, taking part on the panel discussion include G. L. Scott, Merrill Crosbie, Olen WILLIAM A. DILLON JR. Kull, Joe Fish and Bart Parkin. . speaks on Friday son, said Mr. Weiler. y " t "Getting our Frigtdairs Frost Proof refrigerator mas one of the best things that ever hap-i- 1 o fene at 0UT house. I simply couldnt live "without my Frigidaire ." Mrs. L. C. Crowther Wut 114 North 8th her credit Salt lako City rating, and,.herhusband. h Not Funny A harassed husband, after arriving from a hard session at Practically all laugh off a pile of unpaid bills. He would be a fool to accept such excuses as: I just couldnt resist this, or "If you gave me a bigger allowance, we wouldnt have all these Frost-Pro- it.' Bill the part of a woman. Some men can afford such mental midgets, but jiot n most of us. Provided a husband can show he is making a sincere effort to do the right thing himself, he ought not tolerati such childish emotion- - TK -- FRIGIDAIRE FROST-PROO- G.E. Developing Electric Auto ERIE, PA. (UPD The electric automobile came a step closer to rebirth Saturday with announcement by General Electric Co. that it has developed a specially designed electric motor for cars. The 72 volt traction motor' will be installed initially in the Penney Kilowatt, an electric auto designed by Eureka Williams Corp. whose sale, at present, is being confined to! 1 the Utility Industry. fr own- ers feel the same way aboul bills. Such alibis show-- exceptional immaturity-o- Frigidaire refrigerator F Refrigerator-Freeze- r Cyclamgtic Detroiter Popular Style Large Freezer Porcelain Hydraton Magnetic Door Seal , Cook Oqrit Company T , ' I r ' . -- |
