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The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

S%anitOne cleaning is best.
Richey. Sidney Cleaners and
Agency at Reynolds Food Store,
Laundry. 42-tfe
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere thanks
to those who visited me, sent get-wen
cards, gifts, plants and flowers during
my stay in the hospital
the nurses who took care of me.
Mrs. John ConroY. (nl
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
No Hin Needed

WHEY - ooh Bill, baby can
walk.
Hubby - 'That's fine, now he
can walk up and down at night
by himself"
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
No Advantage to
Grind Good Hay

There is no advantage in grind
ing or chopping good quality hay.
In general, for dairy COWS, beef
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Prospect News Events
Home Talent TO Be Presented Tonight
During P-TA's Benefit Amateur Hour

The Prospect P-TA IS sponsor
ing Amateure hour ST Prospect
Elementary SefDool Friday even
ing. May 6 at . O'Clock TIE ad-
mission charge viii be USED tor
P-TA activities Home talent.
adults and children VIII per
form,
Rev and Mrs J c Weaver at
tended the DAtr.ct Fellow p
dinner for preacher wives IN the
Methods room AZ Farmqiie
Methods Church Monday eyen-
ing
Mrs. ID s. Glenn returned from
q weeks visit with hr daughter
Mrs n @ Taylor. a. Virginia
Beacn, on sunday afternoon Mrs.
r. b wilson u Green Bay. and
Miss Nancy Taylor 81 Longwood
spent the week end At the Beach
and gaze Mrs Glenn a car ride
nome
( M Prcc. Jr Of Raleigh. r.
& spent the Yeek end at hA home
here
Mis- Martha BonlaWai ana Har-
Yey Emrlck of Philadelphia. we're
week end guests ~ ReY ard Mrs.
J. Z Wteayer
Mr.. and Mr. r r. Paulett have
returned To their home after
spsndnu week Uitl M ana
Mrs. Clifford Morning .u Farm
vile
Mrs. I'd P9nt5n. oi Roanoke
visited her sister Mr.. c A Allen
during the 4rek end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Green Bay

Mrs Wide Oakes. OF Leasburg,
N G.. Is spending sometime VIA
her daughter. Mrs Martin Roach.
ard Mr. Roach
r W Jones, OF Roanoke. visited
his brotheF r II Jones, Tuesday
Ruth Ehrle jenkins spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. F.
u West
II v Owen and Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Owen spent Sunday ut
Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Bowling. Mrs. Owen Who
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Meherriin
-

senator Gcorge Palmer Of
Crefn Bag. Has the guest speaker
q Meherr.n Puritan Club last
ina day night The CLUB Il scr
i've and dong fire piece 81 work
Edgar ] Fisher Jf director Of
Vir9 Ina Council On Health ana
Med4cal Care. visited The nome of
Re- r f Duncan Thursday of
last week Nj Fisher Is as-ug
a fFle iob III trying to locate
dOclbr where TREY ara needed in
Yaydus parts Of the state
YojIth week va observed al
afehttrln ana Tusseklah Baptlst
calTeufs on the fourth Sunday
Ia AprA and first Sunday 10
May Al Meilerr.n last Sunday
morning service. Charles Ham
MOCK read the scripture and gave
the prayer the offering vas tax
IN by Kenneth CLARK and Billy
Hammock and several 81 the
young teenage girls sang in the
cnoit. On sunday May al Tils-
sek!ah Baptist Church the follow
ing young folks took part u the
Youlh Service } J Mylum Jr.
read the scripture and lead i'll
the morning prayer fishers Were
Jam4s Ayres and Howard Seams
ter. lne offering 4a% taken nv
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
PamnIin High School
JUNIOR Class Play
To BE Given Friday

The junior class " pamplin
HI2h School aall present b three
at comedy, The Great Ben A.
Ian. Friday MAY g. at Q = n
IN the spacious and well-staded
hIdrch home ali Is ANYTHING but
serene especially for Ruth the
pretty daughter n ~ RUN AID
rich and Ben Alien are very much
IN love but Mrs Aldrich refuses
70 let Ruth STE Ben. an ezcep-
tionaliy nice young man because
ne isnt q spirtualist
The seIf-centered Mrs. Aldrieh
is simply loony about anything 70
do With spirtualism mex latrst
craze IL order 10 have Ben and
FL his friends, for tine week end
and perhaps yet Mrs Aldrlch s
consent for Ruth 10 marry Ben.
a fantastic plan Is worked out bg
attractive Aunt Bobble Ben must
pos as the Great Ben Allah, q
hindu spiritualist WITH Ed as
Bens man Friday Mrs Aid
rich rs mad 70 meet q Hindu sup
er naturalist Aunt Bobbics
scheme Is "a terrific gamble. but
Ruth and Ben are de&pea'at
It's too crazy for words Whrn.
Nth goldfish bowl for crystal ball.
"a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Pamplin Route 2

james Whitehead. Of Fort Jack
son. $ G., spent the week end
With his family
Mrs f. NJ Terry Is III in Farm
vile Hospital, and reported 10 be
resting more comfortably.
Several persons on the route at
tended the Spring Opening Of Mrs
r. T. Wilson's Little Dress Shop"
in Pamplin.
The II. f. Carwile, Jr.. family
the G j Welchs and p f. Welchs
attended the wedding of their
brother. Rev Carroll WEIGH, to
Miss Joyce Riley IN Rustburg,
Wednesday evening EWart was
best man and IL. f Carwile. Jr.,
and Clarence were ushers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Guest Minister

F y. Dean treasurer Of The
ForeIgn Mission Borad of the
Southern Baptist Convention wiz
be the guest minister at Meherrin
Baptist Church sunday May 3.
at II m according 10 the pas
Ton r. + Dunkum The pastor van
only preside oyer the aeiT4ce IUo
piblIc Is invited 30 the service
Tic seVenty-sixth birthday OF
Ms Viola Kiddlck vas celebrated
recently at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs Eddie Garrett. Of
KeysFilIe The following children
were present MI ana Mrs. Claude
Whorley and family Of Charlottes-
vile Mrs w r Carroll. Of Rich
nond Mr. and Mrs Robert Ham
mock and family, Of Keysyile
janis O. Riddick Of FarmWlle
Her Grandchildren we're Ms
AUBREY Hurt, Of Richmond Mrs
Robert Hammock. Dr. and Mrs
Royal Virginia, south some rs
miles TO Jarman Gap near way
nesboro. Virginia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

and chldfen. or Roanoke. visited
ilLs parents. Nj and Ms. J n
Hubbard. durinE the Week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

Shenandoah National Park ex-
tends along the Blue Ridge
Mountains Of Virginia from Front
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-05
Noted Aviatrix Killed In Crash When Plane Runs Out of Fuel

LONG BEACH, Calf, R-Ten more gallons of fuel might have saved Dianna Bixby, noted avia- trix whose broken body was flown back here from Mexico by her grieving husband.
 If she'd have had any kind of break at all-if she'd had 10 more gallons of gas-she would have made it," said It. E. Y. ChilderS, copilot of a San Diego Coast Guard plane which located the wreckage of Mrs. Bixby's plane
 Robert Bixby, 40, her husband, couldn't say anything to reporters when he arrived Monday night.
 Petite Mrs. Bixby, g and five feet two, perished in the sea which also claimed the life of her idol, Amelia Earhart, who was lost in the Pacific on world flight near ly IS years ago.
 Mrs. Bixby's freight cargo plane -a converted APO bomber,- crash-landed Sunday 15O yards offShore in the Golf of California near Loreto, Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-05
Son of Bing Crosby Wins Dismissal of Drunk Charge

LOS ANGELES, tRt-Eleven hours after he had won dismissal of drunk charge, Dennis Crosby, 20, a twin son of crooner Bing Crosby, left here for Fort Ord and Army induction.
 "I'll just serve my two years mad hope they forget who my dad is," Dennis said Monday night.
 Dennis originally was scheduled for induction Dec. Is but received regular Christmas layover. His twin brother, Phillip, is attending Washington State College with an educational deferment.
 Dennis was acquitted of drunk enness Monday by Municipal Judge Robert Clifton, who noted that ''the boy has never been in trouble before"
 Dennis was arrested in an auto driven by a friend, Howard N. Gilmore, 21, of Palo Alto, Calf, who was nabbed Sunday on a drunk driving charge.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-05

There are 15 known meteorite crates on the earth's surface, says the National Geographic Society.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-05

Fine Job Printing at The Nugge1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under D. c. la1p couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three tull days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Raymus Monkey, %, $500 18th 81 NV.
and Gloria Russell, rs. 1855 Perry pl
Howard Allen, So. so7 8 st. ne. ant
Elizabeth winfield. "a. 2ass Champ
Leroy Garner. go en- st. sw.. ant
Virgil Finnen, rs. 541l Dix ST. ne, anc
Ann Jamison, 81. 5000 Dix st, n,e.
James Foley. Al, Montgomery, Ala.
i and Lille Willis 81 17oI MasSa
Joseph Hall. IS. ii84 Neal st. ne, snc
Annie East. ~. 1929 Morse St, ne.
Mary Becker, 20, ASH Macarthur
Carroll qrf Spears. 90. Boiling Air Fore,
Base, and Annie Bell. %. 3s"2 Con-
Charles Brown. SIS. sag Eastern ave. ne.
and Gertrude Nash, 81, 1928 9TH st
Davis Brown, Al. Wheeling, " Va
I Jersey ave nv
Francis Byrne, 30, San Francis anc
Margaret spates. 10. 3125 Jenifer st
Frederic Real. 90. 2453 39th pl NV.
and Patricia Parker. 90. 220S 40tf
pl. NV.
Russell webb, 27. 1881 New Hsmpshir,
ave, NV, ana Mildred Page, II, ll2t
Trenton pl. sc.
Juris Jansons, 23. Norfolk Va. snc
Peggy sutherland. 81. Kingsport. Tenn
EDWARD smith, 81, 6i1 Columbia rd
st. NV
William Mattern. %. 613 18th st Sc
and Betty Wilson, %. 1890 X st. e
Louise Simeroth, %. 1897 18th St NV
| Marcel AStier. "a. 1916 KENYON ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

| AND, JEANNE Martini. 10. 1901 CO.
Sandra Cohen, 20. 6707 14th st. NV.
Jack Henson. %. Abilene. Tex, and
Ann Stranathan. Fl, Alexandria. Va
and Ann conarton' rs. 121 Hawaii
Leonard sheeskin. "a. $500 5th St. NV
and Sylvia Weisback. 90. 4914 4th
Joseph Simpson. 90. s11s Lyndale pl
Sc, and Helen Knight Is. rs 9th
Forrest Andrews, 80. 1881 Langley ct
NV. and Ruth Kaye, 80, 1891 Porter
Russell Burke. Is. 1893 Morris I'd Sc,
and Myrna simms. II, All 18th st
Louis Allan. 81. Boiling Air Force Base
and Wanda Keller. rs, Fort Myer. Va
James Williams. -. S07 New Jersey ave
NV. and Flora White. 90. 1434 Ame'
Jesse Locke. 81, 700 x st ne, and
Dorothy Long, IS. 4l6 9th st. S.W
Henry Lovetoy. 40, Chicago. and Jeanne
Miles. 80. l025 Lamont st; NV.
Theodore Lattanzio, 81. Walter Reed
Army Hospital, and Patricia Nc
Cauley, is. Chillum. Md.
James Good, 10. 1907 P st, NV. and
Bonnie Smith. 10. 1884 Massachusetts
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
D. C. Eight and Forty
Schedule Convention

! The 30th annual convention
of the District Department OF
the Eight and Forty, the honor
society of the American Legion
Auxiliary. will be held tomorrow
and Saturday in the Willard Ho-
tel.
Mrs. James A. DeForce. cha
Ipeau departmental, will preside
over the sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

TAIPEI.. Formosa. Aug. II (R.
"A military educational system
patterned after that of Amer
;ca's West Point has been in
troduced into the Chinese Ma
tionalist Army Academy in For
moSa. The new f1ve-year course,
an official announcement said,
will be IS per cent academic and
Is per cent military training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

Rubinoff. SO, by Mrs. Mertice
Rubinoff, IL. who also Is his
booking manager. She alleged
cruelty and asked custody of
their 10-year-old son, Rubin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST

The couple was married in 1912
in Bangor, Me.
For years the musician has
been billed as "Rubinoff and his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11
Wife Of Dave Rubinoff
Sues for Maintenance

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IL tP.-I
A separate maintenance suit has
been filed against Musician Dave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

OSuC1Ow 0C8@
sert . @pe.
cially one made
with MY-T-
FINE Instant
Pudding! 1t ale
ways com s
out light and
I u 0 c / Q u O.,
dreamy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-11

creamy-smooth >. yet you make
it in mere minutes at q cost OF
only about Sc q serving. So take
your choice of 4 fiavors: Choco-
late, Nut Chocolate. Vanilla OF
Butterscotch and If you're
feeling fancy, try this My-T-Fine
treat some night soon like to-
night! 1t practically makes itself:
DUTTgRScoTcH CHIP PIC
Prepare Bu+isrsee4eh Flaver In.
slant My.T.Fins Is for pudding.
Fold In cup GREETED chocolate.
Pour into ." baked pie she'll. Chill
thoroughly and ssrnish with
whipped ersam mounds.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

The first and most important thing
S vou the driver. The courtesy.
are. and common sense you Show
cunt more than anything else.
The second thing is the car itself.
Az cars are safer today. That's
shown by the number Of accidents
in relation to the number Of miles
passenger cars are driven The fig
ure's down sharply
Chevrolet has always made safety
a major consideration, introducing
many such features as the all-steel
top. into its field And this SO Chev-
rolet is the safest one lever built.
its lively new power means safer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

ft,.r.st.
~. ..a 49,, - = a+g.rs.n
M sc - t.c.r e..aet dvy,eg
i i i.efa.g NJ adj NJ,
.pa4gn "a richmond IND can
Frzaree Ttr,raas 1pr> n H.
i rf.,,.es., ,seatg rgf..sna At4y.
,laAo IA
II, l u n f5.4rau, he
d, 1F, eee ,s IN grs n
I. C4lI5.sn 4 sgoda4 Hid ar-
en,g.ie. yiea n f5fzseral4 gs1-
tEel rp-rrb
,,
~ 4''' s' -. I '. ,.e.. III.
II" +" ,'9. 80 - - III, ,'.,'1
" - " '
9oe>i Al AUNT
a Margaret Logln4 attended
the- a lddlebafg Hunt when faet
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

Rembrandt's Head Of Christ,
often called The Christ Of The
Beatitp dee, will probably be stud
led BY more people during the next
two months than al anN time since
it vas painted in the l7kn sutury.
1t appears On the coaer II The
Upper Room, daily tev ,tionaI
guide with more than 3 million
circulation. The painting ixin the
Metropolitan Museum 5 New
York. !
DR. J Manning Pottt. eG~or 81
The Upper Room points OIL that
IN this picture Rembrandt wa
seeking To show the comlpa ssionate
Christ - friend Of the lonely, the
poor and the suffering. Rembrandt
painted this picture after he had
himself experienced 0tett personal
sorrow, lost his fortune and his
popularity Wors hipperE Of wealth
and power brush him aside but the
poor and suffering see dompassion
and love in his eyes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

MIS- James Godsey md dauRh-
ters, Page and Janet. visited Mrs
Y c Tate Of SAKE. hast Sunday
Mrs 3 A. Peters And Carroll
Peters were guests Sunday Of MI.
nd Mrs. w L. peters IN Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

Cr,e mem on electric Gift fos table We ood
sne won't be stJck oyt the kitchen missing
o the specoI holiday fyn-
An electric skillet lets you prepore hVFy pan
eokes ard or1eieis right 81 the iobiei These
efficient .kiliefs provide norinnvr1 cooking
s0ffoce no wosfed cUnjng edges And Yoo're
freed from skillet uo'chIng os there's on
exact cooking speed for every dish. With G
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

= t2kts4 tltrli
Albert Jenklrs Of Cumberland
visited VI and Afrs Anderson
Friday afternoon. He also visited
Atr ana Mrs W s. Anderson
Nj and Mrs " 6 Anderson
VISITED Nj and Mrs Carl Mem
hard Of Guinea AfIlls Wednesday
evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

and chiidren o} Amelia srsrt
Sunday Nub NJ ana Mt q j..
Blantou
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

..iIr
C4est BASS SUNDAY 81 Mrs
JOHN T. Flippen at Rose Cottage
2efe Nj. and Mrs Vernon /. Flip
pen and fanl.g ard r S DoWdy
Of Rlchnoaa
Mr. ana M, lfgta = Flippen
had ~ Their dir.aer quests lssr
SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs John II
FutLpy ~ ara Their daugfiet
AI4oe d Guinea Mills
N and Mir Marx BYRD Wi
hams 81 Richmond Fere dinner
guest last Sunday % Mr. ard
Mrs james Taylor William
Mr. and Mrs James Durham
and jimmy %0gman Of Washing
tor. b c Fele among tle F1ees
81 Mr. and MIS- VI T Norman last
Sts~day
MI and Mt q 4 Garrett
Bettg and Ire spen the day last
Sunday SIS guests Of MI Garrett
m0tncr Mr. T. - Oils, in R.ch-
nond
Nj anaAirs Fl W Angie and
thea s11 Steve ana Don .!
ROCKY Mount, Ggll BE- the guest
81 Nh and Mrs F Alan Garter
FOR the Yuie-tde season Also Mi
and Mrs Howard Settle and
Marie 81 Waverly
Mis- X % Morina viii! visit hef
son and daushter-in-laV. MI and
Mrs Harold w Philips and hei
grandchildren. julia ana Lynn
Phillips Lhe week end ln Rich
nOud
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-23

Mn f. - Irstna u On fhe sttE
list
Mr. and Mrs. { b Goodman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Breathe for Beauty,
Says Teresa WRIGHT
By LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.


= That fine actress Teresa
Wright is one of the busiest
girls in Hollywood and I was
lucky to catch her between
Tv shows the other day at
her home in Beverly Hills.
When she brought in some
tea, she served with it plate
of tempting pastries and as
she reached for one with a
rich almond paste filling I was
prompted to ask, you don't
count calories, do you?"
after I've been working
hard, I must confess I indulge
myself" she admitted. II eat
everything I want for a while
until I suddenly find my belts
are too tight and I begin to
notice that I'm not feeling up
to par-then I know it's time
to stop. I Immediately cut out
all rolls, pastries or sweets.
"It really isn't difficult for
me because I know that as
soon as return to a we'll
balanced menu will feel bet
ter and my clothes will fit
comfortably again.
I'm a great believer in
breathing exercises" she
volunteered. when we are
under tension we often breathe
improperly and at such a time
taking a few minutes out for a
few deep breaths will release
tension and give us a fresh
supply of energy.
MANY time I've walked
away from a difficult scene
and have come back surpris-
ingly refreshed by doing just
that"
"Just exactly how do you
do this?" I wanted to know.
IT get the best results by
stretching up to the ceiling,
pulling my body Upward as
far as I can until I can actu-
ally feel my spine elongate.
AS I stretch upward, I inhale,
fill my lungs to capacity and
hold this breath for a count
of 10. Then with an ex-
aggerated exhale bend down
to the floor, letting my spine
go as limp as possible. try
to do this in front of an open
window or door as it's better
to get fresh air."
There isn't any one who
doesn't need to know how to
release tension" I remarked,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

land it seems like quick and
easy way to do it."
Time Out to Breathe
"If every one would take
time at least once a day to do
some breathing exercises, most
people would feel a lot more
rested at the end of the day.
No matter what your job is it
helps to let go occasionally.
Another quick way to relax
which can be done even while
sitting at a desk is let your
head flop loosely forward, then
rotate it in a slow motion first
in one direction, then the
other. Playing idiot is what
we called it in drama school.
st find great stimulation in
a brisk shower with the hot
water beating up and down my
spine. The hot water practi-
cally lulls me to sleep but ]
finish with a cold shower and
come out feeling wide awake
and refreshed.
Grooming is something I
don't take to naturally"
Teresa said frankly. I'm hap
piest in a pair of faded dunga-
rees and an old shirt. When /
first came to Hollywood I
didn't give enough attention
to my appearance. I guess it
was a form of rebellion. I
didn't want Hollywood to put
me through the usual routine
and rob me of what individual
ity I had. I realize now that
I went too far and I've disci-
plined myself. I think it's a
compliment to others to try
always to look your best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
in store this week
at 0~yQiqA-

-
Today at 300, we salute longtime good
neiehbor, Rieh's Shoe Store, on the This Is
Washington Program" Listen in on Rodio
stotion WRC.
It's "Americo on the Move" in summer fosh-
ions in our ceIonese Acetate Fashion Show.
Come Tuesday or Wednesday at ! ! 80 or ZOO
Bird Floor. You'll see misses and
womens dresses, sportsweor. suits and junior
miss fashions.
All week, you ore invited to see the charming
tables set by our two Brides Of the Week. A
dessert setting in our Chino department, 5th
floor; setting featuring silver in the Silver
Room, lst floor.
Starting Thursday, we're Hanging our hots"
in yet another convenient new home The Hot
Corner, LIST floor, is our brond-newest Ploce to
choose becoming hats :. oil the others still
continue You'll find The Hot Corner costly:
it's near our F Street entrance. Just turn left
and you'll soon see it just beyond Costume
Jewely.
Remember to shop for Memorial Day needs
this week. The store will be closed that doy,
Monday, May Both. v
Every days your wise day to buy u S. Sovines
Bonds.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
FAMOUS FABLES
THE sERRYs
THE ToopLEs
BY E, z. EDGAR

QUESTION: Branch Hickey
who recently announced his re-
tirement as general manager oi
the Pittsburgh Pirates, is inclined
to give involved answers TO sim
pie questions. On more. thar
one occasion his flow Of rhetoric
has left his questioner limp.
When he was with the Brook
lyn Dodgers a reporter asked him
q question which required more
than a yes or no answer. Rick
ey's reply, a masterpiece Of cir
cuitous eloquence, lasted IS min.
utes. ~
When he had finished at last
he said:
Does that answer your"
Il don't know, Mr.. Hickey,
confessed the reporter, i've for.
gotten the question:"
CHOIR: One morning, wher
a Elihu Root was Secretary o.
State. he was to hold O pres
Evening star., 1955-10-31
AMERICAN FOLK LoRE-l
American Indians- -Hiawatha and Che Ma


American Indians Hiawatha and the Maize
American telers They told about
Hawatha legendary cefan who asked the Great Spirit to
provide food that could be stored through the winter months
when his people often were hungry
There his eepee tall man in green and gold
plues golden hair He called Hawatha.
with hunger during the winter famine to wreste with him
Hawatha finally Following the strangers command he
buried where him and the rain fall
him.
In spring small green pushed up through the earth
grew GREW into tall plant Of green and gold
with upon maize the Indian that
be stored for winter grinding
Hiawatha had won precious gift for his people.
this page cereal box cardboard and color with
parts panel forward and the
small panel Cut the slit indicated Push the corn up
through the back and fold back the tab at the bottom Now
the maize win stand up
that JUNIOR EDITORS $40 for readers
Write suggestions Junior Editors in
STAR Washington c. None be acknowledged
or returned.
lvioe, Hns
TOMORROW: Rip Van Wrinkle
Evening star., 1955-10-31

AmBWeFB 70 OuF TTtsIutuSs
John Adams was born at
lBraintree tnow Quincy, Mass.
on october 80. i7s5.
2-Abraham Lincoln. October
81. 1854.
s--Herbert Hoover, at Madison
Square Garden, New York City.
October 81. 1882.
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Evening star., 1955-10-31
conference. attended by a doze
Washington correspondents.

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As Root was getting his pa
Ipers in order, the correspondents
waited patiently. notebooks in
hand. After a while, the Secre-
Itary faced them. The newsmen.
with notebooks, looked SO much
like choir boys that he had to
restrain a laugh.
1--WE are ready, Mr.. Secretary"
they chorused.
Good" intoned Mr.. Root.
I"and what would you like to sing
first?"