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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Care Of YOU" ana Gould II
Be-" ("x" 4X-0176)
"Tenor Saxes," "AltO Sax
Two fine LIPS Of top sax play
ers, including Getz. Young.
Hawkins. Phillips, Jacquet,
Webster, and Ventura on ten
ors. and Parker. Carter,
Smith, and Hodges on altos.
Featured in the two sets are
such smooth numbers as AL
most Like Being in Love-"
Pastel" Swinging on a Star"
ct e n Derby" Star EyesS
"Poinciana," Warm Valley"
"Tea for Two" and others.
tNorgran MGN-1034 and MGN
1035)
Ernesto Lecuona-A superb LIP fea-
turing the outstanding Cuban COM
It's a solo performance BY Ernesto,
displaying hts sensitive and delicate
melodies. Ali Of his tunes for this
with the exception Of la Brisa Y Yo''
1.-THE Breeze and u. and they range
The nssr-classiesl tRcA Victor TPM-
IT Fall in Love with You Every Day"
are smartly handled by the singer.
tKinR 45-4S60J
Val Yalente-Tenor. who sounds
p with All Nv n' Heart arr 'e. and sldss
Les Paai-Msry Ford-TypicaI sides
In title tune Of RKQ,s Texas Lady"
n m1tt.Ds 0a Tas, Bound sS both fssturnS
college sroap' as Estons sf Prinee.
tonians present an. LIP Of modern
1azz The leaders plano style is very
much like Hal Schaeier, and the auin-
arranged and played Jazz. Set contains
Valentine. Flute cake" The Near.
ness mess OF ' Yo1, WHOLLY g. and four
Bob Cooper--Cooper is shovcased
that will delight one and all. Giving
him excellent support are such men as
Claude Williamson. Jimmy Giuffre,
Shelly Name, John GraaS. Bud Shank
and others. High spots among the II
tunes are Strike Up the Band" Deep
in a Dream" 1T Don't Mean q Thing"
and sunset" capitol T-6513.l
Ralph CARA terrific LIP Of Ralph
CARTS Quartet, with the leader play
ing various n . r m n S, such az
clarinet. sax. oboe. flute and piccolo.
Among. the II numbers are Noe
Under My Skin" Dancing in the
DARK" "The Way You Look Tonight"
and six others. (Emarcy MG-360l9.I
The Ink spsts1"I'n Walk q coun-
try Mile" is good piece Of material,
with the solo singer spotlighted on the
impressive reverse. Command Me-"
tKins 45-4S57,l
Jolson and CantoF-A nostalgia To-
inch LIP OF three tunes each each BY
Joison and Cantor. Includes April
Showers" "Rock-a-bye Your Baby
With a Dixie Melody" IF You Knew
Susie" Marble and two others.
tEpic LN-ll2s1
Johnny HodGes--Johpny's orchestra
has q fine two-sided disc In Used to
Be Duke" Morgan 145x45.,
Les Baxter-Good commercial sides
I by Bakers band, as he mates IA
vana" with The Trouble With Harry"
capitol F3291.l
-Four Freshmen--Boys have two ex-
cellent sides In "ChArmaine" and In
This Whole Wide World Capitol
F3292l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
NEWCOMER WITH PROMISE

Pretty Susan Kohner, recently plucked out of col
lege on the west coast because she was just right
for stage role, is regarded of the theater's
more promising newcomers She will be seen along
with Tyrone Power and Leora Dana in "a Quiet
Place." which comes to the National Theater on
December g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

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JOAN CRAWFORD, JEFF CHANDLER, \
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
By BOB WILLIAMS

Vaughn Monroe has a new
recording out coupling Don't
Go to Strangers" with steel
Guitar" and though both are
new to the public. actually
both have quite history.
Don't Go to Strangers" re-
unites a winning combination
of composers and disc artists.
1t was in l945 that Monroe's
recording of There, I've Said
It Again." written by Redd
Evans and Dave Mann. swept
the country. Three years ago
Redd and Dave again wrote a
tune but were not satisfied with
it. They re-wrote it twice dur
ing the past three years. Re-
Gently Evans showed the song
to Vaughn at chance meet
ing, and two days later it was
recorded.
steel Guitar" has an even
more unique past. Sunny Sky
lar, who has written many a
hit, wrote the lyrics four years
ago and then tried unsuccess-
fully to have a melody written.
Finally, in desperation. he
wrote the melody himself. This
is quite unusual since most
songs are born melody first.
However, his reverse compos-
ing paid off, for when Monroe
heard the tune. he decided to
cut it for RCA Victor-and
perhaps the rest will be history
repeating itself.
~ 4
CHRISTMAS ALBUMS
"The Story of Christmas
This LIP set is one of the
finest on the market, with
carols sung by the Epic Choir,
and a beautiful packaging
that includes pictures and
text. epic LC-3144
Happy Holiday" A fine
LIP starring 10 Stafford and
Paul Weston's orchestra, as
they combine on both old and
new Christmas songs. tColum-
bia CL-69D
1.-THE Spirit Of Christmas
The famous De Paur Chorus in
another fine LIP Of sacred
Christmas music. columbia
CL-725)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Our Pamper Shop

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One suggestion our incredibly soft white nyon
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We've hundreds more from coy bedjockets to
truly unforeettobe hostess gowns, from classic
woods to cute brunches Come on, Santa!
Fourth Floor Street wonderful Christmas Selections
Of Bethesda, ShrInoton Silver Spring, Conn. Avenue
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

law enforcement agencies.
r.o Inns fugitive is said to w..-
Lew pants on almost all o %car
Sons even for dress. He is knouaa
70 De fond Of logging and fayro
Ing. Acquaintances state that ~
may possibly seek employment ~. as
a common laborer or as a g1,;ta as
club. lass night
Green is considered extremely,
dangerous by law e-nforcemety
authorities. He is believed to csr'
ry a switch blade knife with biz,
at all times. He may be armed
with a gun since it is known that
ne always carried a SO caliber re-
volver on his person before bis
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

last arrest. Further, it has been
reported he has Dragged that If
q! any Time an attempt to arrest
nIIn IS made, he intends to take
one OF the bulls with him.
This ruthless criminal claims to
nave been born on June 9. 1920,
aI Grangeville, Idaho. He is SIR
tall' weighs 1873 pounds and has
q medium build. He has brown
1alr' blush grey eyes and a md
uy complexion. He has a crescent
4oo peu scar under his chin; tat
az o rose with scroll and names
@ and David" on outer
pait OF left forearm; scars on left
WIS mIlSt ana index finger; tattoo of
oIlu on upper right arm at shouI-
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

ernor Stevenson can win Owe,
70 ms camp only z out of ever
100 Republicans.
Republicans Only, Nationwide
Warren q1%
Stevenson ~
Undecided 2%
Chlef Justice Warren has gone
on record as stating that he will
not again be a candidate for no.
Itlcal office under any circum-
But with the political picture
completely changed by President
Elsenhower's possible withdraw
al from the race, COP leaders
Will undoubtedly try to change
Mr. Warren'S mind.
= + y
Today's trial heat is the fret
OF a new series running various
Democratic and Republican Preei-
dental candidates against each
other. Watch for them in this
newspaper. The Sidney Hera1d
presents the reports of the T1nitad
states Poll exclusively in tbis
area. The service is operated an5
slsIr!outed by Princeton Research
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

der; scar on second joint OF right
middle finger; moles on right side
OF abdomen at waistline; pit scar
lower part of right shoulder blade
and tattoo above right kneecap.
Any person having information
concerning the whereabouts of this
fugitive is requested to contact
the director, FBI, Washington, D.
T., or the special agent in charge
OF the division of the FBI near
est his city.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

1850. Green was arrested nv ~.
Butte, Montana, Police Depart
ment on November IL, 1850. on 2
charge of attempted robbery and
was returned to Seattle. On july
s, 1851, he was again returned
to the Washington State Refor~
matory as a parole violation For
the robbery offense, he was SEN
fenced on July 8, 1851, to a maxi-
mum OF twenty years but. in No
vember, 1851, this sentence no.
SET at SIX years from the date of
judgment. This inveterate cr;,,j
naI was serving this sentence in
tne washington State Penitentia-v
al the time of his escape,
When not in prison. Green hoe
peen employed as a logger Ia
oorer, carpenter, steel worLar
oaker, farmer and as go
AcquaintanceS recall that he con-
siueFed himself a very good nriza
lIglter and that he did consider
aOIe boxing in the Pacific No~tb
west area. He is believed 70 nos
Sess q large scrapbook containing
numerous newspaper cIinninos
concerning his fistic adventures
Green also engaged in hoving
ihatcheS while in prison. DIR
ing a match at the WASHINGTON
osaoe Fenltentiary, this fugitive is
,SpoIIeo to have practically
oonent. al op-
a very moody person. Green is
considered very sharp-temnerad
md quick to flare up. Aconain+1
lceS state that he has a grudge
-galnSt the world and, because
l ms mean disposition. he would
a difficult time KEEPING .
.artner. AS a result. Green &c
cry much a lone wolf. Recanee
I his habit of talking to bin9saIf
men ne believes that he is alone
socrates have given him the.
ickname "Punchy." W "e
Feared by fellow criminals bo-
.use OF his bad temper and
Unless cruelty, Green has also
'inonStrated that he possesses
ute strength. Investigation bas
sclosed that during one hire
r;y he twisted a door knob and
lied the paddock on the outside
Ine door until it broke loose
Ine summer of 1854, a Pacific
,rthwest newspaper reported
at Green had burglarized : Sc
Re residence several years pre-
ousiy by butting down the
Or with n lunge of his shom1-
Inc house had been cautious
locked from the inside. In ad-
ion' the door was barred with
OF ~ knives, the blades of
len were inserted between the
T and the jamb. AlIegedIv
IS an old Skid row" method
barring a door. After gaining
~ the article continues, Green
a bathtub off its pipes be-
Sc he suspected that valuabIee
nj be hidden underneath. In
violent search of the prem -
ne also tore apart locked ~
cases, davenport cushions and -
olstery.
nee his escape from prison
IN has been the subject of in
lgation by local and Federal
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

warren leads Stevenson in ma
uonw1de presidential trial heat
election. "e"s
BY Kenneth Fink. Director
Princeton Research Service
princeton, New Jersey SIN
pose former Illinois Governor AZ.
d stevenson and Chief Justice
Earl Warren were the rival cane
dldates for President. How u,oIIId
the nation vote if the electiou
were held today?
Results of the latest TTnitad
states Poll survey findings indi~
cate that the former Governor
OF california would win over H.
1892 Democratic Presiden+ia1
candidate. l'laI
When United States Poll STAFF
reporters put the following o11es-
ton to a representative cross
Secllon OF the nations voters.
Suppose the presidant;o1
election were being held TO-DAY.
If Chief Justice Earl Warren
were the Republican candidate
and former Governor AdIai
stevenson ere the Democratic
candidate, which one wouId
yOu like to see win - the Re-
publican Warren or the Demo-
crat StevensOn?"
The results:
Nationwide
Warren 51a
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
Record Of Wn.
Prisoner EscaDee
Wanted by FBI

THURMAN ARTHUR GREEN.
with aliases Joe Collins. steve
Green, ThermOx Green Trno
man Green, Steve Greene Thor
mon Arthur Greene. Thomas
Arthur Greene, Frank Hoff.
Stetter, Steve LOwery, Dallas
Victor Starr, Matt Starr. "pun-
chy and others.
interstate Transportation NJ
Stolen Motor Vehicle
thurman Arthur Green has
been added to the FBI's list IF
len Most Wanted Fugitives."
On May 81, 1854. Green
hardened criminal who was car
wing a sentence of six waeko fon
robbery, escaped from the Wash
ngIen State Penitentiary. WaIla
WaIIa' washington, with two 9TH
er convlcts. The three escaneac
stole an army truck from tbe
WaIIa Walla Air Base and lotar
abandoned it in Pomeroy, Wash
lngton. Within a block of the die
caraed truck, they stole an Odds
TnoolIe from a private GARAGE
Ihey sped across country to CreS-
ton' Iowa, where Green left tbo
swo other escapes on May 26
I0o4. Just one hour after tbev
separated, his two erstwhiIe CON-
panlonS were arrested by a local
Thurman Arthur Crean
Is still at large.
On May 26, 1854. an autbor;v
= complaint was filed before a |
united States Commissioner az
2poKane, Washington, CHARGING {
LIeen with transporting a stoIe6 '
lutomobile in interstate commerca =
rom washington to Iowa.
Green, a 35-year-old native
Irangevllle, Idaho, has often ev-
resSed a desire to visit the Fact
,oaSt and repeatedly he is mar
lcularIy anxious to spend some
me at Atlantic City, New .Tersav
veteran criminal. Green No.
ISL convicted in Seattle, Wn
a January 81, 1888, when he
scelved a n year sentance for
lrgIary. On May "a, 1o41. he
as sentenced to a maximum ~
years from King County wv
tme crime OF second degree
lrglary. He was confined in tbe
dSnlngton State Reformatorv ~
olroe' Wn., and minimum SEN
{ was set at 18 months. par
"a rom the State Reformator,,
July y, 1912, Green was DE-
o d parole ~violator on March
l943. Switching his scene of
9ratlonS to Illinois, this crimi-
was arrested on December ri
by the Evanston. Illinois
nee department for POSSESSING
concealed weapon. He receives
sentence of nine months to be
we'd in the Chicago House Of
ERECTION. u
Ireen is a dangerous fugitive
ne serving his sentence at +ba
.cago House of Correction no
eyed a guard and escaned He
caught several days later and
sentenced to a term of one
hree years in the Illinois State
for this offense of assault
4 The intent to murder He
, discharged on February Is.
but continued in difficulties
the law and was returned to
washington State Reformatorv
parole violator on October
1913. In the spring of 1910
vas placed in isolation at tbis
.Lutlon for carrying a knife
ms person. He was parolad
n on May 5, 1850, and WORKED
carpenter until he was in
IN the robbery of a tavern
cattle, Wn., on November 2
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
No More,

No More!
Men never recognize a dicta-
tor in advance. To the average
fellow before the wedding she
seems no more than a sweet girl"
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
Stevenson 46%
Undecided az

With the 80 who soid a..
were undecided eliminated tbe
vote divides 52.6% for Mr. wa
rem and 47.4% for Mr.. S-tevanson
II must be understood hat To-
days poll findings reflect OIL,
current sentiment and that ro,IoI
nan happen between now and
pies minds. se peo-
OF special interest in todav,s
trlaI heat election is the fact
tnat independents those who
consider themselves neither Re-
PuoncanS nor Democrats and who
hold the balance of power in
every nationwide election nre-
Ter Warren to Stevenson bv-a
margin of exactly eleven to eiobf
Here's how the nations indie
pendents voted in today's trial
heat:
independents Only, Nationwide
warren $50
otevenSon 40%
Undecided 80
u importance, too, is that one
OF every six Democrats 60
loneq IN the survey say thew
would vote for Warren. Aey
democrats Only, Nationwide
Warren
Stevenson go
Undecided 90
al the same time, former Gov
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

81 THE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday, Nov. II, 1855
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17

A D T
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-17
THE
UNITED STATES
POLL

warren leads Stevenson in ma
uOnwlde presidential trial heat
Evening star., 1955-05-08

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Evening star., 1955-09-08
VA 10 Press
Rehabilitation
BY the Associated Press

The Veterans Administration
has announced a new program
of planned living" aimed at en-
abling aged veterans in its dom
icilary homes to become produc-
tive citizens again in their home
communities.
The program will apply to the
1900 disabled veterans now in
the homes. In order to be eligl-
BILE to become "a member" in a
domiciliary veteran must be
so incapacitated that he is un-
able to earn a living, but does
not require full-time nursing.
Under the program an activ-
ity planning board will draft an
individual plan for each member.
The plan will provide for con-
structive efforts by the member
toward his own maintenance and
participation in social and or
ganized recreation activities.
Constructive assignments, the
VA said, "are to add dignity,
meaning and direction to the
members daily living-a goal
toward which they may strive.
either for self-care and main
tenance or for a specific job in
side or outside the domiciliary."
Employment paid for by VA
will be provided for some selected
members as part of a rehabilita-
ton program. Members will also
be encouraged to apply for VA
Jobs in which they have had
previous experience or for which
they may become qualified.
When members are sufficiently
rehabilitated to leave domiciliar-
les, they may be hired by VA as
regular civil service employees If
they qualify, or they may seek
jobs elsewhere with assistance of
Federal-State employment serv-
ices.
Evening star., 1955-09-08
CBS Brief Opposes
TV
By the Associated Press

The Columbia Broadcastine
System has asked the Federal
Communications Commission to
reject -os-you-see television,
even on a trial basis.
In brief filed yesterday CHS
said "even statements of the ad-
Ivocates of pay television DEM
IonStrated conclusively" that pay
for-a-fee TV would black out
Evening star., 1955-09-08
Chief Murroy's Budget
Asks Z, ,5OO-Mon Force

beginning of the strike and l2-
hour days for the men on the
street. If that many men were
Ion the street all the time, he
said, more men could be as
lsigned to relieve rush-hour bot
Itlenecks while maintaining a full
force of men on the beats.
Other Increases Asked
The chief also requested these
increases:
Six clerk-typists for the Gen.
trial Drivers File to relieve the
policemen stationed there so
they could be assigned to patrol
duties.
Promotion of 10 corporals to
|sergeants to make certain that
an official of the required rank
is available on every tour of
duty.
A fund of $225,750 for police
and other services during the
1857 presidential Inauguration.
Capital outlay of $4,000 to
build an addition to the Tenth
Precinct Station for the police
radio repair shop and to build
an additional tier of cells in the
present cell block Of the Second
Precinct. Chief Murray said that
no more than two prisoners
should be placed in any cell but
on week ends in the Second Pre-
cinct as many as five prisoners
occupy each cell and 40 others
have to be shifted to outlying
precincts.
Evening star., 1955-09-08
PSYCHIATRIST SOUGHT TO SPOT
MISFIT POLICE AND FIREMEN

The Police and Fire Departments want psychatrist
10 weed out their misits.
The Fire Departments budget requests for 1857
tains item of $792 psychaist devoting 80
cent of his time to service the Board of Police and Fire
Surgeons.
quite few individuals accepted in the Police and
Fire Departments who after short period of work, be-
psychiatrc psychological problems and had be
retired because of these conditions.
at is believed that psychiatrist the Board of
Surgeons could weed out these undesrabes prior their
employment and also through careful analysis during their
probationary year. thus freeing the departments
misfts as well as continuous financial burdens"
Evening star., 1955-09-08
Department Budget Asks
Repairs Of Fire Houses

newest fire house scheduled for
ITwenty-fourth and Irving streets
Sc.
The d departm e mt requested
I$ $l,034,000 for capital outlay
This includes $150.000 for a new
Ifireboat and 1884, 900 for q new
repair shop and fire engine
house.
Boat Needs Repairs
The Commissioners were told
that the present fireboat was
built in 1914. designated surplus
Iby the Navy and transferred to
the District. The superintendent
Iof the Naval Gun Factory was
quoted as saying. after the boats
biennial inspection. that the
Iplanking was rotted below deck
and repairs would cost $6l.40
The department justified its
request for a new boat on
grounds that. because Of the old
ones size and draft. it is, limited
Ito the narrow channel Of the
Potomac River and its design
prevents its adaptation to ice
breaking.
Evening star., 1955-09-08
Heart FuiIs Driver,
His Cor Overturns

A 61-year-old Baltimore sales
man died last night when he
suffered a heart attack, lost con-
troll of his car and crashed on
the Baltimore Washington Park
way.
Park Police said Frank B. Sha-
piro ran into a sign post. skidded
300 feet and overturned about
a quarter mile north of the Fort
Meade turmoil at Route 602.
Mr.. Shapiro was pronounced
dead on arrival at Prince
Georges County Hospital where
he was taken by the Beltsville
Rescue Squad. A certificate OF
death due to natural causes was
issued by Jehn T. Maloney
county medical officer.