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The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
BY Homemakers' Club

Tuesday night visitors at the
Russell Danielson home were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Franz. Wednesday
evening Bernice Thompson en-
joyed supper and spent the eve
ming with the D~anielsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. LauritS Jensen at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ed
Houchen in Sidney Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Renders and
Buch, Mrs. Don Crusch, Kathie
and Colleen were overnight visi-
tors at the Russell DanielSon
home a week ago Thursday.
Bud and Laura Daniels and
girls called at the Ruben Simon
sen home Tuesday afternoon. That
evening the Maurice Eldridges
and Owen North visited at the
Daniels home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick,
Lloyd Salisbury and Gail Simon
sen enjoyed dinner with the Con
Simonsens Tuesday.
Terry Danielson spent last week
end in Williston with his grand
parents, MI. and Mrs. Joe Rem
ders. Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Danielson, Margaret
and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Sortberg
went to Williston to bring Terry
home. All enjoyed a delicious sup
per at the Art Sorteberg home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Palmer
and family also guests.
Last Sunday, Oscar and Georgia
Petersen were dinner guests at the
Albert Petersen home.
Lii Jensen made a trip to Bror-
son Friday to do some work on
their graves before Memorial Day.
Albert and Marie Noah at
tended graduation at the high
school Wednesday evening and
later had lunch at the Robert
Kopps'.
Wednesday evening, Oscar Pc
tersen visited at the Charles Ev-
enson home. Charles showed some
of his movies.
Visitors at the Bud Daniels
home Wednesday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Simonsen and
boys, Jerry Simonsen, Clyde Jen-
sen, Dale and Douglas johnson
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Clark School Vicinity

The Elm Coulee and Clark
school had a picnic Sunday at the
Joe Berzel picnic grounds. A
good sized crowd attended and
everyone enjoyed the day, even
though there was a little breeze,
but about 4 o'clock when the wind
really meant business everyone
h~urriedly picked up their belong
ings and left for their respective
homes.
Sherry Atkinson was a visitor
at the Sticka home Friday after
school.
Joe Berzel and Freddie attend
ed the horse sale at Glendive Fri
day night.
Casey Atkinson has been spend
ing a few days visiting his great
grand-dad, Charlie Atkinson and
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02

Mont, arrived at the North Island
Naval Air Station here May 2
aboard the attack aircraft carrier
USS Kersarge, after an eight
month tour with the 7th Fleet in
the Western Petite.
The Kearsarge, with Air Group
IL aboard, steamed 10000 miles,
took part in the Tachen Islands
evacuation, and made visits to the
foreign ports of Yokusuka, Japan,
P. l.; Hong Kong and Singapore.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02

Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sundvold,
Froid, Mont, announce the forth
coming marriage of their daugh-
ter, Violet Mae to Kenneth En-
gelke of Homestead. Miss Sunvold
will be graduated from Froid
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02

High School in May. MI. Engelke
is engaged in farming east of
Homestead.
The ceremony will take place
in the Lutheran church in Froid
June IL. With no special invita-
ton, all friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend the
ceremony and reception. The re
ception will be held in the church
parlors following the ceremony.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02
Robert 1. Hansen,
Sidney, Now In
San Diego, Calf.

San Diego, Calf. = Robert l..
Hansen, photographers mate sec
ond class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henius Hansen of Sidney,
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Fumous Fables
By {. {. Edqor

TINE SAVER - Lillian
Russell. light opera star and
belle Of the COS, frequently
went to the track with her
friends. Although she en-
ioyed placing a bet, she had
little patience with form
charts.
She developed her own
system for picking winners.
Closing her eyes, she would
jab her hatpin into the list
of entries. Wherever the pin
landed, that was her choice.
One afternoon at the track
with Lew Fields, Of Weber
and Fields fame. she took
out her pin and began max
ing her selection.
"Is that the way you try
to pick a winner?" gasped
Fields.
"Of course" said the ac-
tress. 1T saves a lot Of
time"
IF you're looking to save
time" cracked Fields, why
don't you use a fork? With
one jab, you could pick win
ner. place and show-and
have one to spare"
SERVICE-Composer Igor
Stravinsky attended a dull
piano recital with q friend
In the middle Of the concert
the friend dozed of.
Wake up!" hissed Stra.
Whisky. shaking him. "Youl
snoring is unbearable."
I'm sorry" murmuret
the other. WAS I disturb
ing the pianist?"
NO." replied Stravinsky
you're keeping me awakel
Evening star., 1955-02-28

FOrelgn MIL
lister Prince Wan WaithayakOn
(Oo-ahn Wyah-thah- -YAH-kon)
of Thailand, scheduled to preside
over the conference. and Presi-
dent Ramon Magsaysay Rah-
NOM Mahg -sigh-SIGH) Of the
Philippines.
There were ominous rumblings
within Thailand. which borders
on the newly created Communist
state of North Wet Nam. There
is still the mystery of who mur-
dered its King, Amanda Mahidol
(Al-NUN- -dah Mah-hee-DOHL) ,
on June 9, 1916. even though
three former members of the
royal household were executed
for completely in the killing.
Former Premier Pridi Phana-
myong (PREE-dee Fah-nah-
mee-ONG) is now a fugitive in
Communist China, where he is
leading the Free Thai" rebel
columns.
Under King Phumiphon Adult
det (FOO-mee-fonn Ah-DOOL-
det), the real power is in the
hands of a triumvirate composed
of Field Marshal Pimbul Song
gram (Pim-BOON SONG-ram)
Commander in chief Sridi Dha-
narajata (Sree-dee Dhah-nah-
rah-YAH-tah) and the head OF
police, Gen. Phao Sriyanond
(FAH-oh Sree-yah-NOND), a
recent visitor in the United
States.
tAll rights reserved)
Evening star., 1955-02-28
BY Mrs. Frank Colby

live forever. The word is a
double negative, for ir- means
mot" and LESS means with
out" "Irregardless" is the result
of false association with the
word irrespective. which is not q
double negative.
@. In writing the ed and ing
forms Of such words as cancel.
travel, level. is 1t best to use one
or two "1's"?-J. w.
A. In America, one '1"' pre-
walls. These are the preferred
spellings Of most authorities, and
the only forms authorized by the
United States Goyernmsnt
Evening star., 1955-02-28
. Word to the Wise

@. AS head Of our steno-
graphic department. I should
like to have a definite. authori-
tative ruling for writing such
phrases as "a (week? weeks?
weeks'?) vacation" Will you help
us out?--Mrs. M.
A. In English, the nouns in
such phrases are thought Of as
having the power of possessing
something; therefore they are
properly written In the possessive
form: O weeks vacation, o days
journey, three months salary;
this months profit; an hours
Helay; O hairs breadth: for PHYS
Evening star., 1955-02-28
sake (not "for pity sakes");

sake (not "for pity sakesO; q
years contract.
But note that words of time or
measure, when used to modify
nouns, are usually hyphenated.
thus: A three-inch plank; a six
foot rule; an eight-hour day: a
five-day week; a year-old child;
q one-mile track; a six-day race;
q split-second decision; o two
page letter.
@. viii you please Colbyize
"irregardless"? l. there such o
word?-J. g.
A. "Irregardless" Is o hardy
perennial that seems destined TO
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudoi


IA meeting at Ripon, Wis,
101 years ago today is said to
mark the beginning of the
Republican Party. Who was
President at that time?
2-While accompanying the
President on a cruise on the
Potomac Ill years ago today,
two cabinet officers were killed
by the explosion of a gun.
Who were they?
(Which President said, II
don't work at night. If a man
can't finish his. job in the day
time, he's not smart?"
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1955-02-28

n a ito h S. in
cluding t h e
United States
a n d Gre a t
Britain, m e t
Wednesday to
put teeth on
to the SEATO
Is ou t h e a S t
A Sia Treaty
OrganiZatlon).
Secretary of
State John F
Dulles p al d
tribute to two
Asian leaders:
AKs
Evening star., 1955-02-28

Printing Office Style Manual:
Cancel, Cancelled. canceling;
travel, Travelled, travelling; level.
leveled, leveling; stencil, stem
ciled, stenciling, etc.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1955-02-28

West. North. East. South.
Pass Pass Pass l~
Pass 20 All pass
Safe and sane as usual, Mr..
Meek started things of by win
ming three straight heart tricks.
If he had shifted to a diamond
at trick four. the contract would
have been doomed. But he
couldn't bring himself to lead
away from either Of his minor
suit queens. He made what he
considered the safest shift. a
trump.
Mr.. Dale won in his own hand
with the ten of spades. TAX
ing stock, he saw he had five
trump tricks and two side aces.
But where was the eighth trick
coming from? Clearly some kind
of monkey business had to be
attempted and one of the op-
ponents had to make a mistake.
So after taking two more
rounds of trumps. ending on the
board, he pulled the deuce of
clubs from dummy. Mr.. Abel
hesitated. He figured that If
Mr.. Dale had the queen and one
club he had better go in with
his king or he wouldn't get a
club trick at all.
A little more careful analysis
of the situation would have told
him that if Mr.. Dale had the
queen doubleton in clubs, and
the ace of diamonds (Which he
had to have for his opening bid)
then there was no way to beat
the hand.
But Mr.. Abel didn't think that
far. He played the king of clubs.
And Mr.. Dale played the jack
unlocking for a finesse. He
ruffed the ace of hearts return,
led the four of clubs and finessed
dummy's ten.
When this held, he cashed the
ace of clubs, got rid of a diamond
loser and led to his ace of
diamonds for the eighth trick.
This hand points up the fact
that very often an enemy error
is not enough, in itself, to give
you the extra trick you need. To
get the maximum advantage
from it. you often have to make
o good play of your own.
(Copyright, 1855, General Features Corp }
Evening star., 1955-02-28
Names in the News
land how TO pronounce them.)
By Constantine Chekrezi

World attention is on the high
diplomatic gathering at Bangkok
(Bung-KOHK), Thailand, where
the foreign ministers Of eight
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ais for 1.-THE King and 7" on
three separate stages.
The Toots Shors named hei
Tracey Marian. katharine
Cornell recuperating at Jean
Dixon's. near Annisquam, Mass
|. :. Tyrone Power escorting love-
ly Merle Oberon. War and
Peace" with Audrey Hepburn
Henry Fonda and Mel Ferrer
ends filming in Rome this week
mike Todd lost his $4,000 bet
to Charlie Feldman. Todd hrag-
ged he'd do WAR and Peace. 2
got Tito to okay use of the Yugo
army, then fed the sceneI.
The Howard Morrises (Sid Gaze
sar show expect a November
Stork. Irene Pawley, daugh-
ter Of former United States am
bassador to Peru and Brazil, to
wed Robert Grayely. Ernie
Byfield, jr., engaged to South
American eyeful, Val Rubio.
The Walter Lowendahls Grams
film v.p.) called her Anne.
Joan Collins and Adolph Green
a twosome. Billy GoetZ after
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the new Irving Berlin-Josh Lo-
gan musical.
&k*
To get mo Time for Sergeants"
on stage at the Alvin Theatcr
last week in time to win the top
raves Of the season, Bob Rapport,
general manager for Maurice
Evans had to rent a locomotive.
The comedy was marooned by
the floods In New England, To
get sets and baggage to N, Y In
time for the imperative dress
rehearsal. Rapport routed three
baggage cars through Detroit,
then rented a locomotive to COM
Iplete the trip. Rapport. Syracuse.
U. grad, took it in stride. When
he first went with Evans In, 1916,
their. touring "GI Hamlet" was
jmarooneG by storms in Indiana
polls. Rapport lined UP a fleet Of
taxicabs, toted actors and pro-
duction from Indianapolis to Co
lumbus. made the curtain. Sol
Jacobson, Evans press chief, says
that Rapport is the No. ! general
manager In the business. Any
objections?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

ret o,Rrien prefers Don Robin
son. The Dick Yorks tKim
stanley's leading man in Bus
stop"D expecting Sir stork. ).
Guy Madiscn's brother. Wayne
Mallory. and Natalie Wood Sc
rious.
A $500, 900 advance sale foi
Shirley Booths Desk Set" Ehir-
ley is 20 pounds lighter. +. The
Raymond Trenches walter
lchrysler's granddaughter. Joar
lFoy) called her Pamela.
Ezio Pima recuperating on his
Connecticut estate. :. Helmut
lDantine romancing Margaret
Scott. the British star, in Rome
|. +. Harry Barris. one of the
Ioriginal Rhythm Boys" with
Bling Crosby and AL Rinker,
lhoneymooning. She's Esther Un-
Iger. !, Henry Morgan dating
Joan Castle. =. Bella Darvi and
Edward Van Sickle a duet.
Lew Brown Of DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson to be a grandpa. The
Gerry Mulligans expect Sir Stork
Mrs. Leonard Feather hospi-
talized, bursitis. :. Grant Cal
|ther and Rita Gam a 4-aiarm
blaze. -. Zanuck using TV
monitors to coordinate rehears-
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Ed SULLIYA
LITTLE sd NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

kim Noyak and Mac Krim
win marry within the next few
months. Krim IS building the
house. -. The late Suzan Balls
Richard Long consoled by Lisa
Davis. Hoagy Carmichael
and Robin Barnes are stardusty.
|. .CBS dropped Gary Crosby q
radio show. Incidentally, Bing's
other son, Lindsay, will be the
new singing sensation. His voice
Is just like Bing's in his younger
days. 5. Herman Wouk's Mar
jorie Morningstars win be filmed
by Milton Sporting. Wouk gets
50e5 Of profits. s. Don Camp
bell tries for Jet hydro record In
two weeks at Lake Mead. His
boat sank when he tried last
Sunday. The Fabulous Orig
inals," by Irving Wallace. topping
nonfiction best-sellers In Los An
geles. Man From Laramie
headed for IS million domestic
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gross. Jimmy Stewart gets 5o%
of profits.
$40
Trygve Lies daughter, Gurie,
with Bill zeckendorf. IT., at FL
Morocco. -. Eddie Fisher show
TO the Coast In December, for at
least i3 weeks. :. Nadine Gag
ney, Bills ex. to marry George
Cavanaugh. Mother Of Louis
Barrier, manager Of Les Com
pagnons and Edith Piaf, UNDER
going surgery. Anita Elk
berg's Rome escort. Franco Ban
DIM. Richard Burton nursing
a bad leg. -. The Milorad Chou
menkovitchs tshe's Henri Bon
nets niecel expects an April
stork. Jake Enrich, jr.. dating
ziva Shapir. U-l's new star from
Israel Lou Wolfson recover
ing, appendectofny. -. Audie
Murphy to bank $4,000 from
ITO Hell and Back :. .Marsa-
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Air Ruid Siren Tests
Today and Tomorrow

All recently installed air-raio
warning sirens are being tested
today and tomorrow at the fol.
lowing locations:
The Reno Pumping Station
Georgia and Missouri avenues
Soldiers Home, New York avenue
and Sixth street NE. Govern
'ment Printing Office. Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
Building. General Services Ad-
min1stration Building, Western
High School. 2100 Connecticut
avenue NV, Draper and STAN
ton elementary schools and
Sousa and Kelly-Miller junior
high schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

miere November Is Of THE Sur
vivors," starring and directed by
Jose Fefrer who Is doing moth
ing to promote the picture be-
cause Of Q beef with Producer
Irving Allen.
The critics here concede that
Julie Harris gives q brilliant
performance in the movie YER
sion Of II Am q Camera" but
one reporter had to add. cts
as though Shirley Temple were
|mimicking Marlene Dietrich"
! saw the picture and enjoyed 1t.
fRaleased Nv NANAl
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
With SheiIoh in London

scare the crocs away. But Vic
begged. Fire another. some Of
them may be hard Of hearing
Janet Leigh promised to stay
out of the Princess, Margaret
discussions II her English bud
dies here would refrain from
using American slang. 1T comes
out so square," Janet said. How
she works, feeling as Ill as she
does. is not q mystery-"I want
to finish the picture fast so ]
can join Tony (Curtis) in Paris
where we have q penthouse with
two terraces. When Tony nm
fishes 'Trapeze,' we 60 OF in oui
new car for a two-week holiday
Ito Switzerland and Venice
Then well stay with Gina Lol-
llobrigida in Rome"
Speaking Of Princess Margaret
everyone here does hardly
anything else hear from q
good source that the wedding
to Capt. Peter Townsend, II 1t
comes OF. will be at CLAIMS
Castle in Scotland where Mar
Igaret was born. This would
avoid an awkward situation
with the Archbishop of Canter-
bury who normally would ofii-
|ciate at q royal wedding. The
Church Of Scotland is easier for
British royalty.
Douglas Fairbanks is still the
fair-haired lad with the upper
|echelon here. Doug corraled the
Duke Of Edinburgh as the No. !
attraction for the charity pre-
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: ADVERTISEMENT.
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Up
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Now contains new special ingredient
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What welcome newsl It's headline
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You can feel Improved Musterole's
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Catholic Firemen
To Make Retreat

Catholic firemen of the Dis
|trict Fire Department viii make
their annual spiritual retreat
this week ct Manresa, Md.
The first group Of firemen will
remain at the Jesuit Retreat
Center from today through
Thursday. The second group viii
be there from Friday through
next Monday. Each group will
be Joined by Catholic members
of the Baltimore Fire Depart
Iment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

Sir Laurence Olivier lust can't
-. xr,s ap,chard the Third"
..oe. ...S.s o.. ~. 900,
picture was siiup1eu A'i I-'' 4o'e'
command performance. But Lar
nv will have his own command
performance and the Queen will
- 800 mot. - 90.
a''eiiu' s va"
Dals portrait OF OiiVief' WHICH
will be shown with the release
NJ rhe pict,,re Dali draws Larry
~ = ,.,,o,, = ~. rordor
hau " iaus ~ ea'' o.1o
story that RITA Moreno Is deny
ing heatedly that she Is anothel
Marilyn Monroe. / don't rernem.
49, .,,,,.,a. 500, s.,,,,,o ,h. ma.
De' .'o1's 80 ., So
=. Lena nofne' NJ inc Aonnon
Savoy, Is getting the all-timt
British high salary Of $500 q
week. Gloria Grahame and
Cy Howard have reconciled. but
find 1t more harmonious to live
in separate apartments. She
has rented Alex D'Arcys, he's
in the nat owned by the late
Borrah Minnevitch. I bumped
into the Maharajah OF epoch
Behar at Millroy's, and If he
is still pining for Hollywood ex-
wife, Nancy Valentine, It Ger
tainly wasn't showing.
*+&%
que costar. Fnit carey, just new
IN from HOLLYWOOD: ne was one
OF the sailors IN Mr. nooerts
ana TINS Is ms Dig break, =. .
Author somerset Maugnam Is a.
all the nrst nights ana parties'
.. ditto MGMs famous de-
slgner. Helen Rose, ana rex.
Hoiiywooo's Top nat : maker
We're all gong 20 see Inc re.
luctant Denutante ano ~ teh
you later what IT'S al ABOUT.
Helen's next Joo. by the way, is
the dresses for Grace Kelly In
Designing woman.
don't 60 to Paris until tomor-
row. but ! hear from this SIDE
OF the channel that there isn't
Ch1namans chance OF Rita
naywoi.n iecv NY, VII eisrls ,,
rllnce Aly z. LICK taaymes. leu
you more "nen ! see tnere'
Rossano Brazil says his new
n - ~ n
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Just think up a name for this little
girl newest addition to the family
of Sleeping People" you've seen in
Englander advertising-and you
can win $40, 900, or one of 587 addi-
tional cash prizes, in the Englander
Sleepstakes.
Nothing to buy. No puzzles to
solve. Look at the names we've
given other Englander Sleeping
People" maybe they'll give you an
idea) -. then send US name for the
new one. That's all you have to do.
Easy to enter, too!
Get your entry blank at your favor
ite Department or Furniture Store.
It contains picture of the sleeping
be0uty-plus helpful hints for win
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EASY CONTEST RULES!

1. Print suggested name for the sleeping
beauty plus your own name and address and
the name and address Of your Englander
dealer ON Official entry blank available
from Englander dealers. Mail TO Englander,
Boz 722, Chicago ~, Illinois. Only one
entry per person.
2. Contest open to all residents Of confi-
nental United States, except employees Of
The Englander Company, Inc, its adver-
tising agencies and their families.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

8. Entries judged on originality, unique
ness and aptness. Judges decision Hnal.
Entries become property of The Engiander
Company, Inc, and they reserve the right
to use or not use the names submitted In
the contest. None returned. Duplicate
prizes In case Of ties.
4. Winners notified by mail by April rs,
1855. Contest subject TO all Federal, State
and Local regulations.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Print your name suggestion for
the sleeping beauty--and your own
name and address ON the entry
blank and mail it. You may winl
Entries must be postmarked not
later than midnight, February %,
1855 and received not later than
March z, 1866.
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81 S14 wk * 3-ih33
I1i0P ST. NV. THE CHURCHILL
SIS week NO s-aS6S. 30
1LTD.-To ref. re-
tired lady. white; > small Il. hskpg
rms, in pvt. home, End A., auto
h.-v.h., garden; in exch. for some
INV, occas. cooking and meals
with ss.ni-inyalid lady and empl
dauchter. EN-. 3-1a3S, Sat-. ssun.
wrd., Fri. ewes: wkdys.. 10 am
REF. LADY not emil. Al tenant
Hskpa. rms. or share apt; NV
section pref. Box 23S-D, Star.