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MimiPOLISMOlXIISTlIItTXt JT Sept 17. 1959 I JUST ASK: Should curfew laws be enforced for minors? Minneapoli Tribune photo-interview by Russell Bull 4 1 1 11 a t. a I i J. t. M.LI.

a- Cab Driver Dies 15 Minutes After Traffic Scrape A Minneapolis taxi driver I 1 Aev TV7 Sjovs Ae Wor? Looking In On t. A Mi "1 Lorraine Arle, 10820 Irwin Bloomington: Mrs. Dave Haeg, 9953 Harriet, Bloomington: Chief Wayne Bennett, 5925 Wooddale Edina: Children under 16 found pn the streets after curfew time should be" taken to jail and held there until their parents call for them. The police should give the parents a lecture on first offense and fine them the second time. Yes, it should be enforced all over our state.

It's the parents' responsibility to see that their children are home at the proper time. I think it's definite must to fine the parents if their children are out after curfew. Yes. Edina's ordinance says that children under the age of 14 cannot be on the streets between 9:30 p.m. and 5 a.m.

unless accompanied by parents. Between the ages'of 14 and 18, they cannot loiter. Chief Don Wilkes, Spring Park, Lake Minne-tonka: Our first curfew rings at 9 p.m. for kids 15 and younger and another rings at 10:30 for youths 18 and under. They must be off the streets and out of business places on school nights.

The curfew is 11:30 on Friday and Saturday nights. 500 foreign educators assembled in the White House rose garden. Three Times and Death INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UP Marvin Ray Butler, 7, died Tuesday night from injuries he suffered when hit by a car a third time at the same intersection near his home. Rockefeller Will Pay Pre-Primary Call in 11.

H. CONCORD, N. H. Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller or isew York will come to New Hampshire next week on a visit that will give him a chance to pick up support in the nation's first presidential primary of 1960. The governor, who is considering entering the March 8 primary, will attend the Dartmouth-Holy Cross football game at Hanover, N. Sept. 26. Meanwhile, leaders of a draft Rockefeller movement launched here last week said they have heard reports that the governor might meet with his supporters in Manchester and Concord Sept.

25. The New Hampshire trip will bring Rockefeller into this state a week before a visit by Vice President Richard M. Nixon, ho will speak at ground-breaking ceremonies for a flood control project Hopkinton, N. Oct. 3.

Although neither has announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination, their backers here are convinced the two will clash in the primary. at a rrlca to rtadar. at rita ibio Tha Tribano la not ntponslb, orbit at the expense of general education. "We need new ideas, and more of them put into orbit," Mr. Eisenhower said, so that people around the world "will have a greater understanding of each other before it is too late." The President set forth his views in a brief talk to about Ike Clarifies View of Satellite Race WASHINGTON UP President Eisenhower cautioned Wednesday against concentrating too much effort on putting satellites into ON Chief Elmer Hart, 10228 Queen Bloomington: Bloomington's curfew law reads that at any supervised school or reputable organization's activity, minors must go directly home after the function.

If they do, we don't enforce the curfew. Our curfew is 10 p.m. KTCA-TV, Ch. 2 (Minn. Education Station) Thursday Morning 8:15 Test Pattern.

8:30 "How to Study in School," Period I. Frank M. Kohout. 9:00 "Your Minnesota." Grade 4. "Maps A Way To Look at Minnesota." 9:30 "How to Study in School," Period II, Frank M.

Kohout. 10:00 "Survival in the Sea." Dr. John F. Storr with "Self-Defense." 10:30 "How to Studv in School," Period III, Frank M. Kohout.

11:00 "From Haydn to Hi-Fi," program on Johannes Brahms and 19th century romantic period. 11:30 "How to Study in School," Period IV, Frank M. Kohout Afternoon 12:00 Test Pattern. 1:00 "How to Study in School," Period Frank M. Kohout.

1:30 "Safety First." Grade 1. "We Go to School," Gladys 5. Anderson. 2:00 "How to Study in School," Period VI. Frank M.

Kohout 2:30 "Music." Grade 6, "Learning to Know Our Neighbors Through Music," Irene a Wednesday collapsed and died 15 minutes after his cab was involved in a minor traffic accident. The Hennepin county coroner's office said Francis A. Bush, "58, 3633 N. Newton was the victim of an apparent heart attack. An autopsy is scheduled today.

Police said Bush's Blue and White cab struck broadside a car driven by Charles LJ Cottrell, 66, 903 NE. 20th Av. The accident occurred about 2:45 p.m. at 6th St. and Chicago Av.

Neither man was injured, police said. Bush got out of the taxi and called police. As he sat in the vehicle about 3 p.m. talking with patrolmen, he complained of pains in his chest, then collapsed. Bush was dead on arrival at General hospital.

Offi cers Elected by St. Paul Business Group tour new members were elected to the board of directors of Down town St. Paul, an organization of loop business and professional men. They are Gerald Finn, secretary-treasurer of Finn's Photo Supply, Howard M. Guthmann, an accountant; Mrs.

Ruby Krause, owner of the Ruby Krause Dress shop, and Louis R. Lundgren, president of Haarstick, Lundgren and Associates. Inc. Re-elected to board were Gerhard Bundlie, an attorney; William F. Davidson, president of the Davidson Philip H.

Nason, president of the First National Bank of St. Paul, and Bernard H. Ridder, vice president of Northwest Publications, Inc. Model Airplane Meet Scheduled Exchange clubs' sixth annual model airplane meet will be staged at Becker Crystal, from 9 a.m. p.m.

Sunday. Competition will consist of speed and combat flying, rat racing, stunt and proto flying. Spectators are welcome. The event is sponsored by the nine Exchange clubs of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Monoxide-Space Trip Tie to Be Discussed park. 5' TELEVISION AND RADIO TODAY i and "Earp," CBS debuts its new "Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" comedy. Give it a try, too. It's possible some of you might decide to alternate your viewing. Comparative shopping is something TV needs.

It would cause all kinds of confusion among the rating services, who I suspect must operate on the premise that most of us viewers watch the same programs each week. Weekly dial switching might also save viewers from becoming jaded along about the middle of February. Sponsors and networks are spending a hefty hunk of I dough this season to bring Us more new programming. Approximately 40 weekly shows will be presented be-j sides a flock of so-called "specials." If the majority of 'viewers by-pass these new things for the old "reliables," then the same names and titles will appear in the "top i 10" and the networks can tell the critics to drop dead. THERE IS no assurance, 1 of course, that the new shows i will be any better, or as good, as the old stuff.

If this happens, the networks and spon-jsors deserve to get kicked in their conservative teeth. But I viewers should take a look at the new wares before mak- ing their decisions. I About now I can near "Oh, iYeah?" yowls from parents who will maintain that to turn off "Wyatt Earp" in their house would be tantamount to risking domestic civil war. It's true that the kids rule the TV viewing in many households, and many parents go along for the ride. I think it's time that Pa and Ma asserted themselves that is, if they care about watching TV at all.

KIDS shouldn't be allowed to deaden their mental processes by watching two or three westerns on TV every night, or anything else for that matter. If we don't begin getting them off the stuff soon, the Russians will take us over by default in another generation. We spend hundreds of dollars getting Junior's teeth straightened, inoculating him against the various viruses and clothing him in the proper style. Then we let him mesmerize himself in front of I TV where he generally is told the best way to get ahead in this world is to draw first and shoot fast. Throw the kids out of the living room two or three times a week, and see what you can find on TV to enjoy.

Out of the welter of programs to be poured at us this fall, there are bound to be good things. When it gets too bleak, sit down and write letters to the networks and tell them you've had it. The network chiefs keep telling us there is something on the gadget for everybody. Make them prove it! TELEVISION 9:00 A.M. Address by State Secretary Herter.

Ch. 4. 1:00 P.M. Special show: "Woman" with hostess Esther Williams. Topic: "Is the American Woman Losing Her Femininity?" Ch.

4. 1:30 P.M. Address by State Secretary Herter. Ch. 5.

6:30 P.M. News special: Khrushchev before National Press club. Ch. 5. 8:00 P.M.

Drama: "Trail to Nowhere," Barbara Stanwyck. David Janssen. Ch. 4. 8:30 P.M.

Drama: "Days of Wine and Roses," Piper Laurie. Ch. 4. 10:55 P.M. Martin Block, guest of Mike Wallace.

(Repeat). Ch. 9. 11:00 P.M. Charles Doman.

Peggy Cass. Ch. 5. RADIO 9:00 A.M. Address by State Secretary Herter.

WCCO. 7:00 P.M. Khrushchev in America. KSTP. 8:00 P.M.

Prep Parade. WCCO. 8:10 P.M. Baseball: Playoffs Millers vs. Omaha.

WLOL. 8:15 P.M. Khrushchev Trip. WCCO. HOLLYWOOD 4 THE BEGINNING of a new TV season the fans do themselves and the networks a disservice by ignoring many new offerings.

Just to grab a few instances, NBC has premiered the TV version of "Fibber McGee and Molly," with Bob Sweeney and Cathy Lewis. In most network cities it conflicts with ABC's "Wyatt Earp." The "Wyatt Earp" fans. I suppose, aren't about to be touted off their hero. Still, I would like to suggest that they give "Fibber" a try. BEGINNING Sept.

29 at the same time as "Fibber" w-4 mi urnn IN "ROMANCE RHYTHM" v.H ft I T- P'l j. 4 v. 1 AdvrtlMmtnt Hay Fever Sufferers SLEEP TONIGHT! A new product using two types of unlets now gives hay tever victims and all-night relief, without the sleeplessness other decongestant pills mav cause. The new tablet re called CONTROL I en at hay fever reals, these t.ihlfts break up congestion in your swollen, irritated nasal and sinus pas-s igrs-relieve itching, watery escs-Ict vou breathe easy all dav, leep isv all night' or r.4 hour hiv fever rr-hrt. pet (ON I K()L and NiK-ht Decongestant Tahlets.

At sour diuKstore. No prescription needed AdaerTiaament Co FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FA-slttlH. an Improved powder usirinn ed un upper or lier t- fs tise term r.ore r.rm o(rr I n-tt a.idr s.ip or rnr pkmv tftRTe or AS 1 f.K I Halt, a 1 1 lie i in- iiis not ttr t.erk te breath" t.rt MMt.fcTH av countcre eierymr.tre roh It Z. 1 Esther Williams TELEVISION program changta by itatlona. IMANNIL I CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL 1 1 WCCO-IH KITF-IHI WTCH-I2M WCOO-TT IITP-TT KMtP-TT wTCW-TT I 1 XlM.

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Waadmackor Siegtried Today-Carroway First Note Show Roger Kent R. Waadmacaer 3:00 "A Prospect of Litera-to ture," topic, "Concert Litera-i ture." LOGS ISbllitoecl 8:00 New. Howard New, Ryaa Vikea Skew Caaaoa So :30 Newt-Howard SleeoCaaaot Vikea Skew Skew 9:00 Secretary of Doa Doty State Herter Skew :30 Robert Q. Lewi Don Doly Robert Q.Lewi. Skow ft :00 Art Linklctter I 1:15 Art Linkl.tt.r I 1:30 Fanny Side Up W.45 F.aay Side Up Doa Doty Skow Dun Doty Skow 4 :00 Howard Vikea I IS Howard Vikea I :30 Howard Vikea 1 4S Howard Vikea Doa Doty Skew Do Doty Skow to (or Carbon monoxide Thurt, Art.

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4:00 Off the Air. Evening 6:15 Test Pattern. 6:30 "A Number of Things," storv, "Tiny Little Patch." 6:45 "Uncle Wonder'i Workshop," Uncle Wonder shows how to make sound travel down string. 'TVie im vftiie PTA" Fxrenrtonai 'ch'fld" Dr. William M.

Cruicksnank and Dr. G. Johnson discuss "The Community and the Exceptional Child." 8:00 Heritage." Branch Rickey with "Baseball: Proving Ground for Civil Rights." 8:30 "world in Action, "Ten Days That Shook the Commonwealth." 9:00 "At Home with Your Child." 9:30 "Town and Country," topic, "Plants for the Birds." 10:00 "Briefing Session." Frank Blair. "Exploding Populations and Dwindling Resources." 10:30 "Astronomy for You." James S. Pickering presents "How Time and Distance Are Measured." Good Templars i to Meet in City Northwest Grand Lodge of International Order of 'Good Templars will meet in I Minneapolis Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday's session will be held at Enigheden hall, 2922 Cedar ith delegates expected from 19 Minnesota Templar lodges. At Sunday's meeting, at 1416 S. 2nd new officers will be elected. A program Saturday even- ing by the Twin City Youth be open to the club will Forums Planned Car! Feirrold. Twin Citv organizer of the Socialist i Workers party, present a socialist view of the Eisen- hower-Khrushchev viv.ts at pm.

Friday at 322 Hrnrep-n Av. The prram is the in a of f.e forums. AND RADIO la ah. Fara New Romper Rooa Roaper Rooa Roaper Rooa Roaper Rooa Morning Spectacalar "King and Ckoras Girl" Cbspel of Air Diag Dong Sckeel Sagekratk Sagekratk Sagekraik Sagekraib JaneWynaa Morning I Spectacalar I News.Weatber 1 WTCN-TV Ch. II Kartooa Tiaa Across tk Kartoea Tine Board Ckeck Cariea Pantonine Skow Quit Ckeck Cariea Skew Mr.

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physiology head at the United States naval research laboratory, New London, will be the main speaker. Man Says Companion Stole $150, $70 Watch An unemployed acquaintance he put up at his apartment two weeks ago stole $150 and a $70 watch. Lawrence Chambers told Minneapolis police Wednesday. Chambers. 36.

27 W. 14th said he woke up at 4 a m. yesterday to find both his companion and his possessions missing. CLEAN WALLS IINOIEUM W00OW0RK ONE WIPE SERVICE ran Si, ar a FE 2-8522 rtr t4 it till ft fw WI COLO ICN0 STAMPS i ftm 1 I NO RINSE :00 MayaardSpeec ItlSCoodNeigkkor -i30Cedric Aden :00 MtyatrdSpeece Local ana ikkor Nation! New Doa Hawkiat tor Skew 1:00 Wkitperiag Si. Network Tine IS Ma Perkiat Network Tina Dr.

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