The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 21

Decatur, IHinoin, Sunday, March 3, 1957. DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW 21 -mwyi" x-IWKSWJWWWWfi I. im be retrieved. It might fall bSck. toward earth, to be burnt up as it hit the earth's atmosphere.

Air Force Research Director Sees Rocket to Moon Within Five Years pictures ot tne tar side ot trie Down Payment Reductions To Be Sought Washington, March 2 (AP) rl 111 1 -0m Manager From Chicago Shames has been named manager of the newly established Morse Sewing Machine deprt-ment of Linn Scruggs Co. Shames comes to Decatur from Chicago where he was manager of a similar department in a Mantle Bros, store. Rotary Has Hodge Speaker Illinois Attorney General Latham Castle will speak to the Rotary Club at its weekly noon meeting tomorrow. Castle will discuss the recent Hodge case. Kiwanis Club The'Kiwanis Club will have a "Round-Table" meeting- Tuesday in the Decatur Club at 12:10 p.m.

There will be no program. Shrine Club The Decatur Shrine Club will The Eisenhower administration announced today it is asking Con Washington, March 2 (AP) Brig. Gen. H. F.

(Frank) Greg-cry director of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, said today the Air Force may shoot a rocket around the moon within five years. Gregory confirmed an article in Missiles and Rockets magazine which quoted him as saying: "Several moon rocket study contracts are in the works, and it is imperative that we carry out these scientific research projects to stay ahead of the Russians. "When I say that we will have a moon rocket in less than five years, it is a conservative Gregory declined to comment on the statement by Erik Bergaust, the magazine's managing' editor, With the Sick Lilly Plowmaker, Lilly Plowmaker, moon (the side that is never turned to the earth) and thus will scan an area as big as the North American continent, an area never seen by man. Gregory said a rocket motor similar to that in the Thor Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile or Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile might be used in an Air Force moon rocket. Both the Thor and Atlas will use a power plant produced by North American Aviation, Inc.

The general indicated the first rocket might circle the moon once but would not go round-and-round in orbit. Presumably the scientific data it gathered would be telemetered back to earth. The rocket itself probably never would Mrs. 1978 E. Main is a patient in St.

Mary's Hospital and may have visitors. meet at noon Wednesday in the Hotel Orlando. E. r. Houghton, gress tor authority to lower down Eayments on moderately priced omes financed" by FHA-insured mortgages.

House Administrator Albert M. Cole said in a statement he is recommending more liberal loan-to-value ratios under the FHA mortgage insurance programs for sales housing. "The principal effect of the adjustment in FHA terms," Cole said, "would be to reduce the down payments required for fami district engineer of the Shell Oil Co. here, will show a movie. Lions Club Lions Club members will hear Swecfest- JOHNSONS Ever! 9 great ntw Stc-Horsot from 3 ta 35 hp Lieutenant Harold Buechler of the Decatur police department at their weekly meeting tomorrow in the Decatur Club at 12:05 p.m.

Buechler will discuss the one-way street lies purchasing homes of moderate that a number of companies, head-; ed by Convair division of General Dynamics are about to submit proposals "for actual hardware! contracts for Air Force moon rock-! ets." Bergaust said that according to some of America's top rocket engineers, three "different moon rocket projects will be attempted within the next few years, the first of them possibly as early as 1959. i Bereaust said camera eauinment WATCH The Bakers Work at VAN ZETTI BAKERY 40TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE Monday, Tuesday, Wed. March 4, 5 and 6 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. 433 N. Water program for Decatur.

Vigilantes Turn Robbers Kampala, Uganda, March 2 (AP) The Uganda government enlisted vigilantes to fight a crime wave in Kampala's suburbs but soon disbanded them. Prime Minister Michael Kintu said the vigilantes assaulted and robbed people on nightly patrols. Davidson's Service Station 110 X. Market Pbone 5671 day through, Sunday in the Armory. They are Mrs.

George R. Russell of 60 Glenview -left, and Mrs. Lindsey Daugh- erty of 80 Benton Dr. The winner, to be named Thursday, will get approximately $700 in prizes. (Herald and Review Photo) Two contestants in the "Mrs.

Homemaker of f957" contest, sponsored by the Decatur Hometuilders prepare for the Home Show Wednes Monticello, lit. Si US 1 1 i borne by the rockets will take I He said the changes he proposes would result in "substantial reductions" in the required down payments on one to four family homes financed with FHA-insured mortgages. Here are some examples of reductions the FHA could make under the measure: On a $10,000 mortgage, the required down payment could be cut from the present $700 to $4C0. On $15,000 it could be reduced from $1,950 to $1,150, and on it could come down from $3,200 to $2,500. Housing In Slump The housing industry has been in something of a slump, in part because of rising interest rates and the fact that home mortgage funds '7957 Mrs.

Homemaker1 to Get $700 In Prizes at Decatur Home Show Mansfield Teacher Hired Mansfield, March 2 (Staff) Mrs. Linden Cusey of Leroy has been hired to teach home economics in Mansfield High School. She replaces Mrs. Norma Kopens-parger who resigned. Mrs.

Cusey Prizes worth approximately $700 will be given to "Mrs. Homemaker of 1957" at the De the night of the judging. The show will open at 6 p. m. and close at 10 p.

except Saturday and Sunday when it opens catur Home Show which starts is a graduate of Illinois State Nor at 2 p. m. Mrs. Godfrey said over 50 ex- Wednesday and ends Sunday. Mrs.

Dorothy H. Godfrey, man mal University and has taught at Ellsworth and Wapella. ager of the show, said there has J'ibits have been entered been a slow entry of contestants. COME ONE COME ALL! COME THE ALL-FAMILY BOAT SHOW (at your nearest Johnson dealer) She' urged more entries and said they should send their applications to the Home Show Office, 1445 N. Gulkk Ave.

i This is the-third year a "Mrs. Homemaker" has been chosen. A second prize, a $50 gift certificate, will be presented for the first time, Mrs. Godfrey said. The first prize gifts have been donated by Decatur home builders and merchants.

The show is sponsored by the Home Builders Assn. "Mrs. Homemaker" will be selected Thursday night. To enter, a woman must be married 'and have at least one: child. Judging will be both on ap- pearance in a house dress or street clothes, and in homemaking abil-j ity.

I The latter will require that an entrant bring a sample of her cooking or baking and a sample of other homework, such as sewing, knitting, needlework or painting. All samples must be submitted have become increasingly scarce on the tight money market. Elements of the industry have urged such a step as Cole announced today. George S. Goodyear, president ef the National Assn.

of Home Builders, hailed the new proposals as "a progressive step in the right direction." However, Goodyear said in a statement, the proposals "do not go far enough toward the announced objective of our national housing policy, to bring good housing within reach of every American family." In his announcement, Cole said the proposed new mortgage terms would not go into effect on an automatic basis if Congress granted the authority. He said, "It is tended" that these lower down payments would be invoked at the discretion of the federal housing commissioner "as warranted by conditions in the home building and mortgage lending industries and the economy in general." Goddyear was critical of this idea, saying "Congress should handle this legislation as an emer- h' A I I MARCH 4 thru 9 gency measure to go into effect automatically on.enactment. 7k Awest 1 Boats The latest water sports gear! Sr The 57 'Johnson outboard motors! Bring the whole family find out why so many new people are taking to water. Get the facts on boats, motors and boat-trailers. We've got lots of things to see and do, so come on in.

Admission is free! GEORGE'S MARINE SALES 1227 E. Wood Phone 2-7905 A WUKMTZER PIA1SO from PROVIDES MUSICAL RELYWriON ffJZ tm Golden Javelin HARD WATER BLUES Got the urge to go afloat? Want to see what's new in boats and motors? Starting next Friday, March 8thr your Johnson dealer's sponsoring an All-Family Boat Show. It's a golden chance for you to get all the boating facts and figures you want. Among the sights you'll see are the nine new 1957 Sea-Hcrses. Powered from 3 to 35 hp, priced from $155 (f.o.b.

factory), they're the fastest, quietest, most dependable outboards Johnson's ever built! Make your plans now. Get set for real family fun starting Friday, March 8th, at your Johnson dealer's. Admission free! Johnson Motors, Waukegan, Illinois. Tho ultimata in styling and performanco Full 35 hp laughs at loads 1 2 -volt electric starring just push a button Full goar shift forward, nu trol, ravers 6-gallon Mile-Master fuel system included As accessory: quick-charging 10-amper generator faJOMU III OKwKMMn rpm md ii. Everybody enjoys music and nothing will bring greater re My days of hard water hardships are over! Fe now bve wonderful SERVlSOFT Soft Vater Service in our home.

It cnly cost pennies a day! I'm sorry we didn't call them long ago! Thy don't you call Bill CruiEshank at 3-9715? YouTI be glad vou did! SEBViSOFT SOFT WATER SERVICE 1228 Wood, Decatur Phone Bill Crulkshank at 3-9715 wards of beauty, pride and pleasure to your home than a Vurlitzer Piano. Available in a wide variety of designs and finishes. Ask About OlTR LOW COST RENTAL PLAN CONVENIENT LOW COST BUDGET lERMS A million Sea-Horse owners will tell you JOHNSON KNOWS BEST 143 IS. Main PARK FREE AT HITCH-1NG POST Phillip Cruikfhank Manager Bill Cruikshank Sales Manager "The House of Music 1.