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Considers Switching Sen. Goldwater’s Brother Is—A Registered Democrat! By KENNETH ARLINE PHOENIX, Ariz, (NANA) — Sen. Barry Goldwater's brother Is a registered Democrat, The brother, Robert Williams Goldwater Sr, who runs the fam- jly's business interests, admits though that he has given much thought to changing his registra- tion to Republican before the next general election. eee At that time, November, 1964, Sen. Goldwater most probably will be either a candidate for re- election to the Senate or the Re- publican nominee for President of the United States. Called “Bob” more often than Robert, the Phoenix businessman — born on July 14, 1910 — is 18 months younger than the senator. The brothers have always been very close, as playmates during boyhood and as men in the busi- ness world. Studied At Stanford While the senator had to quit college and assume management of the family's business upon the death of their father, Bob Gold- water was able to complete his college education. He earned his degree at Stanford University af- ter transferring from the Univer- sity of Illinois. His fraternity is Sigma Chi. : When you ssk Bob about his now famous brother, he admite the senator's “rise has been rather phenomenal” and some- whatof a surprise. Since his brother became prom- | ; Sn Robert Goldwater imently mentioned as a Presi- dential candidate, Goldwater said, “I can’t give my name to an air- line representative or be intro- uced to someone without being asked, ‘Are you related to the senaior?’ Helpful Hints “That starts a conversation rolling and often these informal gatherings are very helpful. { get ideas and suggestions that I can pass on to the senator. I very seldom meet anyone who is not anything but nice.” Goldwater said there have been a few instances when he has.dis- agreed with his brother on certain Flavorsome Recipe} For Bran MENU BREAKFAST Baked Apples with Cream Canadian Style Bacon Buttered Toast Milk Jam Coffee LUNCH Cream of Tomato Soup Egg and Celery Salad Sandwiches Fresh Fruit Bow! Milk Coffee DINNER Broiled Ham 6lice Potatoes Au Gratin Brotled Tomato Haivesa Lettuce Wedges Thousand Island Dressing Biscuits Butter Raspberry Parfaite Milk Coffee By MARY MEADE The Coffee Brewing Institute sends along a recipe for coffee bran kuchen which is as flavor- some a breakfast treat as one could ask for. Brown eugar, coffee, and cinnamon flavor it, and pecans are scattered on top. This recipe makes two, so you'll! have one to freeze. COFFEE BRAN KUCHEN ¢ (Two ®-Inch coffee cakes) 2'4 cups slfted flour 3 tezspoons baking powder Few grains eatt cups firmly packed brown sugar 1 cep bran cereal % cup butter or margarine % cup etrong coffee Ya cup evarporated milk M% teaspoon baking eoda 2 Kuchen 2 eggs, beaten 1 teaspoon cinnamon Whole pecan meats Mix flour, baking powder, salt, sugar and bran. Cut in shorten- ing and butter with two knives or a pastry blender. Reserve 1 cup of this mixture for topping. Combine coffee, evarporated milk, and soda. Add remaining flour mixture; mix well, Add beaten eggs. Spoon into two greased and floured 9-inch layer cake pans, filling half full. Add cinnamon to topping mixture; sprinkle on top of batter. Scatter pecans on top. Bake at 375 degrees for 25-30 min- utes. Mrs. Evelyn Haak of Ingleside sends along a suggestion: “I was reading your wonderful recipes and thought I'd ask if you evér put a cut-up apple into a shrimp sal- ad. It gives-the salad such a@ nice flavor. I hope you'll try it.” Thank you, Mrs. Haak; I shall try it. : And Mrs. C .W. Beilfuss of Chicago has a helpful tint, too: “Keep some grated lemon peel and sugar in a jar in the re- ferigerator. tt comes in handy when you sre baking coffee cake.” It might be nice for a muffin topping, too. MUNICH, Germany—(WNS)— Frau Anneliese Hausser, 32, has apologized for beating salesman Gustav Lang with a broom when he rang her doorbell at 9:30 a.m, “I thought be was my husband who hadn’t come home at .night,”. she explained to the police, . issues, “but events always have 4 Proved him to be right.” Bob Goldwater has stayed clear of potitica except to serve as treasurer of the nonpartiean Charter Government organiza- tien which conducts campaigns in Phoenix municipal elections. it was as a member of the or- ganization's first ticket in 1948 that Garry Goldwater started on his political career. He was elected to the Phoenix city council. The businessman said his chief community interest is the Boys Clubs. He is also regional chair- man for CARE. When he isn’t behind his desk as president of the Goldwaters Department Stores division of As- sociated Dry Goods Corp., or at- E tending a meeting of the board of direetors of one of several business firms, Goldwater prob- ably will be found on a golf course. He also likes to hunt, fish and play bridge. _ Goldwater and his wife, Sally, daughter of the wealthy Donald D. Harringtons, of Texas, have four children. The Battle And The Breeze - Stand Against Santa Claus Isn’t Bad By CELESTINE SIBLEY Women’s News Service Rep. Adam Clayton Powell came out against Santa Claus the other day and after the first sense of shock at his audacity passed, I suddenly found myself wishing somebody more likely to be fol- lowed by the masses’ of American people had done it years ago. Of all the facets of our Christ- mas celebration, the Santa Claus one seems to me to be one ‘we could best do without. The jolly old elf, the generous old saint who goes sround rewarding good children on the night of the Christ Child’s birth, was a de- lightful character to read and sing about. . e e If he were real in history or merely a folk legend like Pau} Bunyan or John Henry, he de- serves our affectionate inierest and attention. . e868 But has"his contribution to our Christmas celebration been all good? Of course, it hasn't. Santa Claus, we tell our chil- dren, will come see you if you're good, which is, of course, a fond fib, He will come to see ali the children whose parents can scro- unge up the money, go into debt, put stuff on the layaway, beg, borrow or steal something for Santa to “bring.” ood or bad, these children will be rewarded by Santa Claus, What Of Others But there have been and prob- ably always will be children in the world who are equally deserv- ing, equally yearing, who are by- passed completely by the Good St. Nick. They don’t know why. Everywhere they turn — at school, in the stores, even in Sun- day school, heaven help us — they hear that if you're good and ——: I?s Not A Hangover NANA Photo © Unseasonably warm Autumn weather and the din of nearby auto traffic depress the polar bear at the Cologne, Germany, Zoological Gardens. : . . See he ea—Just Late* mind your parents, the old man in When hoe doesn't, maybe they the whiskers and red suit will] aren't permanently scarned. come whipping in from the North] Maybe they just fearn a little ~ + Pole and bring you goodies, (Continued On Page 13) oS FOLLOW THEIR DANGER TRAIL , in the never-ending tight . against the underworld, bringing all the drama o excitement of real life laws enforcement to your TY screen, Thursday, 9:00 PM. WBRC-TV Channel 6°.