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adache? by Norman Weher Ho nally, to conclude the concert, listen to "Russian Ballet," featuring "Satie," "Le Spectre de la Rose," "L'Apres Midi d'un Faune," and "Daphnis et Chloe, Suite No. 2." KIDDIE KORNER: Corral the little rustlers and park them in front of the record player, then spin Jimmy Wakely's "Santa Fe Trail," following with Rex Allen's "Under Western Skies." Mom can catch her breath while the cowboys listen to these -fine LPs. JAZZOMANIA: There is so much good jazz this week we're just going to list the cream of the crop and let you take your choice. It's all good, real good. Verve serves Anita OTDay in "Pick Yourself Up"; "Air Mail Special," by the Lionel Hampton All-Stars, and Harry Edison and his band in "Sweets." Bobby Troup gets top backing from Red Norvo and other top jazzmen on Liberty's "Do Re Mi," and another West Coast company, Pacific Jazz, has three toppers in "Chet Baker Sings," "Chico Hamilton Trio," and the Bud Shank quartet in concert with Bob Cooper on "Jazz at Cal-Tech." The EmArcy label offers "Roy's Got Rhythm," featuring Roy Eldridge on trumpet; "Jazz Abroad," with Roy Haynes and Quincy Jones; a modern guitar delight titled simply "Bill Harris," and finally, "Music for Swinging Moderns" with Dick John son, sax; Bill Havemann, piano; Bob McKee, drums; Chuck Sagle, bass; and Dave Poskonka, bass. by Brad Lawrence i''v RAIN MUFF: Tired of getting packages drenched in sudden rainstorms? A transparent plastic cover takes little room in purse or pocket, opens up to become an 18" x 18"- muff with expanding gusset sides big enough to protect purse, small packages, even groceries. It's also useful for protecting schoolbooks and lunches. $139. Schiller, Dept. FW, 180 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111. CORK BRICK: Here's a new wall covering that looks and feels like brick but is actually made of cork and has cork's sound-absorbing and insulating qualities. It's easy to apply to any wall with ordinary wallpaper paste. Panels interlock neatly, can be cut to fit with a razor blade. Available in many . colors, the covering won't discolor, needs only dusting or vacuuming, can be used to refurbish an entire den or playroom, or to set off a fireplace wall. 79 cents a square foot. Corbrik Co., 6 Eucker St, Ridgefield Park, N. J. mmm mmmim STRETCHABLE REPAIRS: Squeeze a new tan-colored liquid rubber out of its tube and it's good for dozens of patching and mending jobs on boots, waders, ' tents, tarpaulins, hot-water bottles. It vulcanizes itself as it dries, becoming tough, elastic, and waterproof. You can use it, too, to insulate and cushion tool handles, renew worn-out wire insulation, and weatherstrip around doors and windows. $1. Pyroil Co., La Crosse, Wis. This feature ii pratented as a servica to Family Weekly readers. If products mentioned 'arc not yet in your favorite stores writa firms littad for information. Prieal subject to change. vi NY ufferirt! Acts twice as fast as aspirin Buflcrin combines aspirin with two antacid ingredients. These speed the pain reliever out of the stomach and into the blood stream twice as fast as aspirin. So, for effective, fast relief from headaches, discomfort of colds, neuralgia and ordinary muscular aches and pains use the modern pain reliever . . . BUFFERIN. ANOTHIR PRODUCT OP BNttTOl-MYMS Fomllu Weekly. April 1$, 1957 23 Won't upset your stomach as aspirin often does
