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a. S jSo" oos.steN T., .i,,Se
power Steering: S2.ss5. Ccc guar,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CHEVROLET IS Bel Air powerelide
4-dr. sedan; $500 actual miles
radio and heater. Seat covers; pri-
yate owner. S1.795. TU. 1900
daytime: evenings. so. 5-6o69
CHEVROLET 1854 Cdr. Bel Air;
red; $4,000 miles; one owner; r
and h., power steering. automatic
trans. Reasonable price. AID. ..
764n after . pm, -12
CHEVROLET 1854 Cdr, sedan:
orig. 2-tone light blue finish, l
owner; spotless interior, heater
N ssd9s5f CO. dtS and at Fla, TREY avs
CBEv. 50 a-door sedan: r. and h.
low mi; S1.095 or best offer. EN-
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unmarried 2-tone finish; like new;
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c hAScE E4s de luxe sed.: excel L cond
sacI, S265; terms. SIS down. 1876
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waeon; 7. and h blue finish; q
real nice one: Sl,595. SILVER
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Nd. JU. D-45aO.
CHEVROLET 81 2-door; powerglide
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S232 Ga. ave. Sill. spe, Nd. JU
CHEVROLET 1854 $50" cdr. Sc.
dan; r. and h.. 1880 miles; excel
cond.: $500, assume payments Of
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CHEVROLETS-'51 convertible cpe.
pc equipped S54g; so 4-dr. de
luxe. p.g. equipped. S749: 81 Bel
Air, powerglide, r. and h, power
steering. like new, 1899. HOR-
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CHEv. SO VS. 4-dr.: beaut. 2-tene
blue. Pc. push-button radio, ige.
heater; "2IO" series; 9l4 miles;
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like new; FIVE 1851 DOLLARS
DOWN: 80 to bank on car SO
balance. IA 5-9197. SERVICE
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SPECTACULAR
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

6-S FAMILY FLATs-Immediate
risst Can 0 nos R n g. p SSSfSHn wa
7-07S2. HO 2-0700.
NEED BETTER TYPE Of investment
prop have cash investors. Please
call M T FABRIZIO, GEORGETOWN
Real Estate NO 7-5913
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

sTROUT CATALOG-FREE-Farms
and businesses SO States. STROU1
REALLY, "34-h woodward Bldg
Washington Sterling 3-37S4.
81 ACRES-55 mi. Nd. 0 rms, al
mod, improv ige. barn; creek. any
down payment NO. T-762b. IL
FARM LAND WANTED to sc
acres. Mont. Co, Md Fair farm.
ing land: house barn not nee
Must be cash bargain. Individual
Box 4IO-G, star
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{ oil ORED-GL $I,250 DOWN -
Arlington. 4 bedrmS., fun bsmt.
location. House in Immaculate
cond. Listing ETH. TIE. 6-7244
TIE 6-7344. AL BAKER & SON,
INC, sos n. Washington st. Alex
andria Va --l2
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

WANT TO BUY ~ or 81 modell
in good condition. LA. $4,000;
WANT TO TRADE new Christmas
$3.50 Hi-Ft system for car, any
make or model. Box TITO, Star.
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will Jay cash for all makes
and models cars. Call Ia 0-4S01
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COLEsvILLE CORNER. Top location
Zoned C-l. over 10000 50. #. Ready
for quick sale. RIPLEY & ROMER.
EV. 4-94ll OF JU. S-303S.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont. ,

lst AND End TRUST LOANS
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan money on real estate in
D c., Md. Va. Prompt and courte-
Gus service. Call MR.. FREEDMAN.
g-O2D3 RE T-lba5
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR REM

FIVE AIR-COND. ROOMS. cor. Of
10Th and x; desirable and reas
LOWER LEVEL, RING BUILDING.
1900 18th st n,w.--Approximately
2.500-ft. flrst-class office space
available on suitcase to September
1857 or on S-yea Yea lease lease, $ 53 pc Per
ISfT 18th ST. N.w.-studio oifice
S25 Other desirable rooms at 500:
Wired for r-conditioning. Good
parking area. ST. a-5530. Ia
CORNER, md A.. 902
N. Y. ave. NV New construction
s.ns ss6o app sHor1 1.e 1a s2G So Ideal
for office or any business. D1.
SHAH HARE REMoDELED OFFICE. $40
month. 4620 QueenSbury I'd, River
dale. Nd. JE. 2-63l3. Ill :.
1,lOO OR 200 so. FL. 5th and <
st. NV t92S 9TH st. NV. con-
tains private ofhces and floor space
R RetS RENTAL $rSi.' THE BuRToN Co. CO.
1914 K 81. NV. ST. 3-6344
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES avail
able On Georgia ave. in Silver
Spring main business SETON. 8 and
4 rm. suites. S7b mo. Call JU. g.
1900.
NEAR ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE
- pvt. otices. ideal for lawyer
or accountant; share reception Tm.
with real estate Arm. Ample park
ing. IA. 7-049l. -16
AIR -COND., furn.. newly decorated;
pub. steno, in Once: conv. down
NEWLY DECORATED OFFICES, $50
month and up; individual offices
or suites. 1928 New York ave. ne.
Phone LA. 6-42SG, ID
GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or pro-
fessional once 375 SO. II, of air
conditioned space: reasonable rent.
Call 10. 2-0l5l or 10. 2-7l1p for
appointment LIZ
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS FOR HiRl
MONEY TO LOAN

TRUCK AND DRIVER for hire. part
time or full time. hauling or for
moving furniture. 10. S-5355. lis
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Luxurious

Perfect planning and attractive de-
signs In this massive brick rancher
on its huge wooded lot. eft. liv.
ing room with brick fireplace
raised hearth and built-in wooc
box, separate huge dining room
buiit-in push-button range, double
door refrigerator. dishwasher anc
Disposall 8 really large bedrooms
and 9 full tiled baths 4 In master
bedroom; full basement with TILED
floor and fireplace, new washer ano
dryer in laundry; smart rallied sur
sssks snd AN f5Fg You en- ss 2 sElst
Of 1920. including everything.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
~, Randolph at Glebe. ia. 1920
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
. VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or coiored
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER.
NE $4,000: evenings. La. 6-5l94.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont. }
Investors and Builders

Near Mayfower - LIST commercial
ground; soft. frontage on busy
street priced under $50 50. It.
Call Mr.. Hull. JAMES l.. DIXON
& CO. ST. $1,000. Ill
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcontinuedl

sERvICE-sTATION CORNER--Half
acre with two cinder-block build
ingS. Total $500 SO. #. Pumps and
other fixtures including steam heat
plant. Indicated annual gross bust
for MIR. Norman. JAMES c. CoNLEY
a. CO. 9525 Ga. ave. JU. 9-4134
I'll q 80.
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FREDERICK COUNTY

FREDERICK COUNTY
1855 acres, 1876 a. tillable, 20 q
perm. pasture, S-rm. dwelling with
bath. Plenty of water. 20-cow
dairy barn. Washington market
ether outblidgs. Price $4,000,
1875 acres. 1888 a. tillable. new 6-rm
modern house, bank barn 4OxSO,
shade and water. Price, $4,000.
500 acres---6-rm. house. 30-cow
dairy barn, Washington market
Silo. Q bank barns. corn house,
wagon shed, plenty OF shade and
water. Price. $4,000.
1853 RcreS--322 a. tillable, 14-rm
modern stone house with 4 baths,
5-rm modern house, 6-rm. tenant
house, 50-cow barn, Washington
market. Silo. corn house, wagon
shed, bank barn. This farm has a
frontage on the Monococy River
of | mi and frontage on q
State road OF l mi. Price. S150.000
These farms are all on hard roads
and within committing distance to
Washington.
To inspect call j. Russell Allnutt,
Gaithersburg. 4SbJl2. representing
J. VINSON PETER. Realtor Rock
vile. Md. Pc, 2-236l.
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GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT-l-car garage
NJ NV. Phone LU. 4-0si4 after
+ BRicK BLDG. 1ox1s. es-ftl al.
ley, 50. of Ga. ave. and Allison
st. NV: $3.50 mo, Call BOSS e.
PHELPS. MA. $4,000. -i2
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National-"Plain and Fancy;
$3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark.
Screen
Ambassador - Anything
Goes; 1920, 1925, 5:25, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol -"Alexander the
Great; II am. 1:40, AIS, 6:55
and 9:35 pm.
Colony - Theodore, Slave
Empress; 6:35. $40 and GAS
pm.
COlumbia-"Forbidden Plan
et"; 11:25 am, 1880, $3.50, 5:35,
I7:40 and GAS pm.
Dupont TOO Bad She's
Bad; lbs, $3.50, $50, TAO and
I9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Song Of the South;
1885 am. 1850, $40, 5:25, TAO
and 9:55 pm.
LittIe-"Marty";; /, 2:45, ABS,
I6:25. $40 and 10 pm.
MacArthur-"The Lady Kill
ers"; 6:l0, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Anythin g
Goes; 1925 am. l:25, $3.50,
l5:35, TAO and $40 pm.
Ontario-'The Rose Tattoo;
l, $40, $40, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Palace-"The Man in the Gray
Flannel Suit; 10:45 am, 1:25,
I4:05, GAS and 9:25 pm.
Playhouse - Richard III;
1918 am. 1885. 1886. 6:15 and
pm.
Plaza - "Littlest Outlaw;
.10:15 and 1850 am, 1870, 3:15.
ASS, $40, 1925 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic";; IL am,
I1:05. BIS, 5:25. 1885 and $50
PPM.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
q, S and $3.50 pm.
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type Of bigotry." writes Judge
Rao.
Agitators in the South, how
ever, are dwarfed by the hate
spewers in other areas. Vilest of
hate" papers. which should be
suppressed by the Government. is
edited by Frank L. Britton. Ingle-
wood. Calf. 1t is a 4-page sheet
filled with attacks on Negroes
and Jews. Robert Bowling
one of the prime movers in New
York City's Urban League, tells
me that Southern chapters of
this fine organization are being
assailed. The threat: That any
organizations contributing to Ur-
ban League will be dropped from
local Community Chest drives
Ambassador John Lodges
daughter Lily and Robb Roberts
at Voyager Room. Countess
See SULLIVAN, Page Alb
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Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

NEW YORK.-United States
Customs Judge Paul P. Rao,
Government customs attorney
Richard H. Welsh and secretary
Joseph Delaney. in New Orleans
for Customs Court sessions. saw
veteran Ted Lewis handle a tense
situation and swing the audience
to him. During Me and My
Shadow" in which a Negro
youngster pantomimes Ted's &C
tons, a drunk at a ringside table
flung a bread basket at the kid.
+. Lewis calmly finished the
number and then said to the
audience: 1--WE done this num-
Der for Southern audiences 30
years. Does it now offend you?"
The packed house broke into a
storm of applause and shouted
for the heckler to be thrown out.
At the end of the show. when
Lewis brought out his entire
cast, the Negro kid won the
greatest applause. 1T made you
feel that Americans in any sec
ton of the country resent this
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AIRPORT
PALMER CE. 3-IIII. Geo. Palmer

HAAAHAAhS Hwy, Via Peace Cross,
Out L. $. 50 to 7Ol. Turn Right. or
M va, Bat s; Pkwy MI Risht on @oe to
DANNY Kaye THE COURT JEs-
TER 900; RORY HOUN.
TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA"
rs Wed and Thurs, HE'LL BE-
Low ZERO" and END OF THE
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HOLLYWOOD. (NANA). -
Humphrey Bogart will play the
lead in F. Scott Fitzgerald's un-
finished novel, 1.-The Last Ty-
COON" as a CHS spectacular
next February. I don't quite see
Bogey as the sensitive Stair. but
hes a good actor and his por-
trayal of the producer is sure
to be interesting. Lauren Bacall
will probably play Kathleen. . s. .
This information was given me
by CHS Biggie Hubbell Robin
son at a party given by Charlie
and Mollie "2l" Berns in the
Rodeo Room.
Fred MacMurray. who attends
most of the local parties with
June Haver. is holding the door
open for the Cannes Film Festi-
val. start my picture. Gun For
a Coward tomorrow" he said.
I'VE should be able to fly there
for few days. Then we'll tour
Europe" How is the cattle
business?" I asked. and Fred
grinned, They're having calves
and that helps"
Robert Young, who doesn't
make the party rounds too often,
was there with wife Betty. Bob
gave up smoking. he told me, to
gain weight gained two
pounds; then it stopped"
Bill Dozier and his pretty wife.
Ann Rutherford talked of their
trip TO Europe. Bill, head of
iRKO. goes for business. ME for
fun, but this time l won't eat
too much" Ann promised. When
we met for lunch at "2l" last
November. we were both too fat
from overmuch eating in Europe.
/. I was so glad to see Mo-
Icambo owner Charlie Morrison
at his first big party since his
illness. He looks great. Ditto
his wife. Mary.
Socialite Mary James was lis
tening while ace sports writer
Vince Flaherty was telling some
fabulous stories of Jack Demp-
Isey, who is due back in our town
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by merging loneliness, they made
lit less lonely.
! u X
Perhaps. someone offered.
loneliness is one Of the good
things about show business,
worthy of careful cultivation.
Take the case of Deborah
Kerr" he said. "She could be the
least lonely actress 1 know. But,
she likes being social pariah
when she is on the road. She
has one of the simplest recipes
for getting to sleep I've ever
heard of. A dull book and a
warmish bottle of beer"
= y
Men" said Yana. have it
best. l was in New York for a
month and except for the nights
when Columbia Pictures took me
out. three of four. l spent the
time in my room writing letters.
II l had been Trevor, I could
have gone anywhere I pleased
with whomever l asked to 20
with me-"
Not quite whomever," How
ard amended. but that still
leaves lots of Others" With
these latter, he saw most of New
York, including the holes in the
wall where the hottest of hot
music is played.
The difference between them
intimated that it is not the men
who are the lonely, far-away
stars.
POSTSCRIPTS: Plain and
Fancy" which lacked time to set
up its big production at the Ma
tional for a Monday perform
ance, will open its three weeks
date tonight With a num-
Der of White House staff lnem-
bers present. Heading the
group will be Gov. and Mrs.
Sherman Adams, he a rather
eloquent exploder of the silent
man myth on Edward r. Muir
rows program the other night.
!. The theater's Tony awards.
like Hollywood's Oscars, went
pretty much as expected on Sun
day night. Happiest from
the local standpoint was the
win of Damn Yankees" as the
seasons best musical. . The
production. based on Douglas
Wallop's novel. earned a total
OF six TONES. The Diary
OF Anne Frank" best play choice
may add another trophy when
the Drama Critics Circle makes
It's selection. AS for the best
acting awards. Julie Harris for
The Lark" and Paul Mum, In
herit the Wind" they were nat
urals. Susan Strasberg
Anne Franks" star, is II
And has lots Of seasons in which
she may not have the opposition
OF Miss Harris. the prize prize
collector.
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HILLSIDE DRIVEN

10. S-T266. 600 Marlboro Pike Sc.
LIAM BENbrIX in io "BA EST STA
TONS" at ZOO 1926 Cartoon at
$50. JAMES STEWART in MAN
FROM LARAMIE" CinemaScope
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
to Do Last tycoon

soon. It's always fun to see
Dennis OKeefe and his wife,
ISteffi Duna, who gave up her
acting career when she wed Den
mis-. ITS impossible to be a
housewife and mother and con-
Etinue to work" said Steffi. Her
decision has made her happy.
The Milton Brens have an at
ltractive project. filming a fea-
turette of the making and
Launching of their boat. Lady
Claire" Milt will narrate and
also be in the film and he and
the miSsus have entered for the
Ensenada race May 5.
Gordon MacRae had Dina
ShoSe in a huddle at the Brens'
party with a cute suggestion
that. as he and Eddie Fisher and
Dina follow on TV at the same
time on consecutive days, their
Isign-off should be: And don't
forget to watch Eddie Fisher COR
Dinah Shore this time tomor-
row night"
Bob Hope is looking for a girl
who can sing and dance for his
Beau James" movie. I suggested
MitZi Gaynor. Bob had to come
TO town from Palm Springs for
a day of extra clubbing for That
Certain Feeling" And you're 60
ing to love Bob in this. ditto Eva
Marie Saint.
Mrs. Gretchen AdamSon, wife
of songwriter Harold, is return
ing to her acting career. Crotch
joins her husband in Pittsburgh
in a couple of weeks when his
strip For Action" with Jimmy
See HOLLYWOOD, Page Alb
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7sezEEl NE|CHBORAOO6a 4aqzl ie>y
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY"-The plots not inspired
but the wonderful swing surely is
count THREE AND PRAY"-Van Hefln a rake
hell fighting his way into the pulpit.
THE COURT JESTER"-Glynis Johns and Danny KAYE in
rOicking spool Of big movie spectacIeS.
GUYS AND DOLLS"-MarlOn BrandO Jean Simmons and
Frank Sinatra in the lively Damon Runyon musical
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME"Singer Doris plays Singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney
"MARTY"-It BOrgnine Drec-
tor Delbert Manu. Scenarist Paddy Chayevsky.
MISTER ROBERTSHenry Fonda and becalmed the
bored backwash of in the Pacific.
THE VIEW FROM POMPEY'S HEAD"-And a dramatic view
it is of the new South and its old Southern ways.
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116IUeS, HIS ldteSC IllIN, Is aC-
companied by a pretty 23-year-
old girl. Her name is Pamela
Guard but she is known in Lon
don'S fashionable night clubs as
Yana. She is also in the picture.
Yana is a blond with a built
in sheen which, at this midday,
Howard found grounds for
senvying.
"It's all very simple" Yana
oversimplif1ed it, while you were
seeing nighttime Washington
last night, l was left alone to
watch television and get to bed
early
why didn't you tell us?"
Howard asked, his tone that of
a kindly. if undutiful, uncle.
"A girl doesn't" Yana said.
x x X
That" said Howard, lis one
Of the funny things about show
business. Everybody, in the thea
ter and outside. assumes that
everyone connected with enter
tainment is always dated up. The
nature of the business has some
thing to do with it. When one is
working, his hours are those
when everyone else is relaxing"
He paused like a man thumb
ing a mental index of thunder
bolts. smiled as he made his Sc
lection among them.
"You know who's supposed to
be the loneliest woman-by her
fellow pros. that is? Marlene
Dietrich. To outsiders, she might
appear to be the most popular
member of her sex alive. But. in
side. the story is that Marlene
became one of the worlds great
cooks by spending her lonely
nights in her kitchen. OF course,
can't swear to the truth of it,
but it is plausible to anyone who
knows how lonely this business
can be-"
That reminded someone of the
story of Tallulah Bankhead and
Charlie Mooney.
They were associated, she as
star. he as company manager,
during the run of Dear Charles"
in New York couple of seasons
ago. The night was Christmas
Eve and Tallulah was leaving the
theater at the same time as
Mooney. She asked him where he
was going.
Home. to bed" Mooney said.
adding: I'm engaged to a girl
in New England, but she is in
New England. So, I'm going
home and sleep"
Tallulah had another idea.
Since she, too, was going to be
alone on Christmas Eve why
didn't he come up with her while
she opened her Christmas pres
ents? 1t was not the Christmas
either of them contemplated, but
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BRANCH DRIVEN

RE. G-6666. GIG Mi. So. D. c. Line,
Sc. or Nd. Ri. 5. Children Always
Free. = CinemaScope Hits. VICTOR
MATURE in CHIEF CRAZY HORSE"
$50; STEWART NIGER in
"MOONFLEET SMUGGLERS." $40.
900 Wed Thurs INTERRUPTED
MELODY and THE LOOTERS.
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SUNSET

At Rsilcys Cross RTSds
THE SILVER CHAIICE" CINEMA
Scope and Color JACK BALANCE.
VIRGINIA MAYO. 500: Plus THE
LAST POSSE" FREDERICK CRAW-
FORD JOHN DEREK. 200, 10:45.
Cartoon Riddles Free We'd ruby
GENTRY and NEW YORK CON-
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THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
Glamour Girls Can Be
The LoneIiest Stors
BY JAY CARMODY

1t the topic that conversation that often
winds the best part of it,
Such loneliness which sided into chat with
Trevor Howard
The subject logically enough. Actor Howard max
ing here and there behalf "Cockleshe
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
SPECIAL SUNDAY %ORCA8NW Lone Tree INN STARTING AT 2MP NJ ADULTS Sl75- CHILDREN $0

A small investment made early
in controlling predators is much
easier and cheaper than after
they have increased in popula-
ton. One rat on a farm is one
too many and the only good one
is a dead one.
Al Leaders Council Meets
The Richland County All
Council held their regular spring
meeting Wednesday evening at
the NYA hall with both adult
and Junior Leaders in attendance
from all parts of the county.
Committee reports on county
wide events recently completed
and those which will soon take
place were presented by commit
tee chairman. Talent night which
is scheduled for the evening OF
June lst at the Sidney high school
came in for a major share of at
tention and it was stressed that
all clubs should take an active
part in this only fund raising ac-
tivity OF the council. Mrs. Sterling
Swigart is chairman of the Talent
Night Committee this year. A
report on Camp Pines commit
tee meeting which was held re-
Gently at Glasgow was presented
by Werner King, chairman OF the
County Camp committee and
Phil Olmstead, County Agent-at-
Large, who were in attendance
at the Glasgow meeting. Richland
County Alters will camp with
the McCone county All group
at the Pines this year, July 10
l8. An interesting report on the
Rural Life Sunday program held
last Sunday was given. Sterling
Swigart is chairman of this COM
mittee.
Officers of the Richland Coun-
ty All council who r in charge
of council activities this year are
All leaders Glen Joslin, presi-
dent: Joe Klasna ST., vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Dave Albin, secretary;
and Mrs. Casper Wick, treasurer.
Bill Goss, a junior leader, is the
council historian for the year.
4 q .
Bobcats Causing Calf Loss
1t has been reported that bob
cats are raising havoc with young
calves in the southwestern part
of the county. Edgar Spry, Fish
and Wildlife Service Government
Hunter from Culbertson, has
been working in the area this
week to eradicate these destruct-
full predators. He states that
trouble with bobcats in the Red
Water Creek area has been x
perienced in past years. Ralph
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-10
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