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The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

When the magnitude of Federal
funds is brought into the picture
we find an average annual short
age of only $2.6 million in funds
which can be anticipated from
current sources.
The studies shed new light on
what has taken place in Montana
in the past few years. The diff
ficulties that this or any other
State faces in developing a grand
plan for highway Improvement
are sharply outlined.
Increase in numbers of vehicles
and the use of those vehicles
have far outstripped the revenue
available for highways. The
shrinking value of the highway
dollar has compounded the prob
lem. Inadequate management and
lack of coordination at some lev
els have not helped the situation.
1t is only natural to ask if the
evaluation provided in street
studies are realistic or will the
problem continue to grow worse.
The answer is that the evalua-
tons have been made on a base
of increase in traffic volumes
projected from past trends. If
these estimates are too conserva-
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

tive the expected highway needs
estimates will also be conserva-
tive. But the persons making the
studies have had much experience
in these fields and it is unlikely
that they are far out of range.
1t is only natural that the dollar
estimates would be low if infla-
tionary trends set in but
such trends, while important, can
not be evaluated in surveys of
this nature.
The studies support the Stale
Highway Commission in the Sc
lection of the existing primary
system. They also support the
secondary system as now select
ed-about 41OO miles-but rec
ommend a three fold extension
to 1880 miles. The studies also
support the opinion that urban
links of the State Highway sys-
tenn should become total response
bilities of the State in the interest
Of uniformity and convenience to
the travelling public.
The lesson to be learned from
the reports is that Montana must
plan big and act boldly if its hi
way problem is to be whipped.
There is little reason to suppose
that Montana could get along on
less than its current 7c gas tax
but there is room for improve
ment in the equity of assessment
of other highway use fees. Be-
cause of the big backlog of work
needed now there is adequate
reason why a program of bor-
rowing for highways should be
given serious consideration.
The price tag has been placed
on an ideal highway package.
The people of Montana should
understand that if they spend
less than the price tag indicates
they will merely get less high
ways. We can't buy our highways
in the bargain Easements today
or ever.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20
PersonaIize Your
Greeting Cards

You can personalize tine greet
gs you send to special friends by
making your own cards. Handmade
Christmas cards are fur to make
send and receive and truly refec'
the personality of the sender.
One simple way to make cards
is to trace a design that reflects
your family personality or a sym
boil of the season on a block Of limo
leum. Cut away all but the part
you want to print, dip this part
into colored ink, and stamp 1t on
a folded piece of good quality pa
per. tt IN hand-letter your holiday
message on the inside.
Other cards can be made by
painting. or by cutting pictures
and designs from last years cards
and putting them together in new
designs to make fresh. personal
lied greetings.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

solved not in S or 10 years but
now.
The figures are much less
frightening when boiled down to
terms of cost per mile travelled.
1t is estimated that the cost of
the 20 year program will be
about 81 cents per mile of travel
compared with the is cents now
being collected.
In terms of spending per year,
the suggested program calls for
annual expenditures of $50 mil
lion compared with the present
S45 million but much of the diff
ference between these figures will
be taken up by substantial in
creases in Federal allotments to
the state under the 1856 Federal
Highway act.
Most important, the reports in
dictate that the job can be done
with very little increase in ex-
listing tax rates but a bond issue
would be necessary to speed the
construction program.
When the survey is viewed
from these angles the SIG bill
lion figure is not so frightening.
This is particularly true because
of the expanded Federal program.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20

thing that, at first glance, will
scare public officials and tax
payers, alike.
The $150,000 study by the
Automotive Safety Foundation of
Washington, D.. c. and Mr.. Will
liam l.. Hall, Transportation
Economist, by far the most COM
plete survey of its type ever
made in Montana, shows the
State needs to spend nearly $1.6
billion to bring its roads and
streets up to safe standards by
1875.
The report shows that SIPS
billion should be spent on pri-
mary highways, principal county
roads and major city streets and
$0.35 billion should go to improve
local rural roads and city streets
in 20 years. Many of the prob
lens are critical and should be
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20
Highways Are
Not Sold at
Bargain Counters

Prepared by VIM. l.. Hall. Di-
rector Montana Fact Finding
Committee on Highways.
Streets and Bridges.
The Montana Fact Finding
Committees long-awaited report
on Montana's highway needs and
financing possibilities is some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15
Mother Turns
Son, 81, in
As Alcoholic

An Alexandria mothers COM
paint of her unmanageable 81
year-old son yesterday produced
a court order that he seek alco-
holism treatment at a city clinic
Juvenile Court Judge Irene l.
Pancoast issued the order after
the mans mother testified he
neglects his two daughters
through nightly bar trips.
'He pays of his beer bills. but
does not pay back loans / made
him." the mother said.
She said her son, his wife and
daughters. ages 2 and 10 months,
have been living with her rent
and board-free more than a year
except for "a few milk purchases.
Often her daughter-in- law will
join her son on his beer visits,
leaving the children with her,
she added.
IF liquor is your trouble, you'd
better learn to handle it," Judge
Pancoast said, and continued the
case two weeks.
Your mothers nursing you
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Top Military Engineers
Award Given New Yorker

cheering knowledge that this
very important military installa-
ton was completed on time" the
citation read.
william T. Smith, chief of the
Refrigeration and Air-C ondi-
tioning Section, Headquarters
United States Air Force. was
awarded the Newman Medal by
its donor, Maj. Gen. j. B. New
man, jr., president of the society
for developing, implementing and
Ipromulgating the adopted policy
for the management and en-
Igineering aspects of refrigeration
and air-conditioning at Ali
Force facilities.
Gen. Newman presented two
other awards: The Best Local
Post Award to COL. H. E. Bisbort
of the District Engineer Mobile
Post, and the Best Student Post
Award to Col. J. H. Carruth
Southwest Regional vice presi-
dent, for the University OF
| Oklahoma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15
Jewish Festival
Starts Tonight

The Jewish festival of Sho-
vuos. observed as a time to give
ttcnks for the start of the sum-
mer harvest. will begin at sun
Iset tonight. The holiday is
known as the feast of weeks.
Orthodox and conservative
Jews will celebrate the festival
two days and reform Jews one
day. The festival is also observed
as the birthday of the Ten Com
lmandments, since. the revelation
on Mount Sinai came at this
time.
The holiday is also known as
the festival of the first fruits
and Psntecost. The latter is a
reference to the 50-day period
following Passover.
Shovuos is celebrated in syna-
gogues with special prayers,
songs and sermons clarifying
Gods gift of summer to man.
Special dishes are served in
Jewish homes during the holiday
to symbolic the mixture of
learning and religious loyalty.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld of
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the washington Hebrew Con-
gregation will conduct a service
at II am. in the temple. 1886
Macomb street NV. Senior
members of the congregation
will hold Shovuos luncheon
afterward.
Rabbi David H PanitZ of Adas
Israel Congregation will speak
on Thy God Shall Be My Cod
at the BIS o'clock service to-
night in the synagogue. Con-
necticut avenue and Porter
street NV. He will also speak
at the 8 am. service tomorrow
and Thursday.
Rabbi Morris Gordon of Con-
gregation Bethel of Montgom-
cry County will conduct the $3.50
O'Clock service tonight in the
synagogue. 8215 Old Georgetown
road, Bethesda, Md.
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while you nurse the BOTTLE" the
jurist told the defendant.
In another case, Judge Pan
coast fined a grocery store clerk
SIS for selling liquor to a minor.
Porter p. Pearson. 81, Of 30l0
North Pershing drive, Arlington,
said the 16-year-old boy showed
him an adult Identification card
when making the purchase. The
boy denied it.
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SULLIVAN
Continued From Page B-14

Continued From Page B-14
fight, which / don't think the
Ringlings have a chance to win.
The Jack Bennys. to Europe
Wednesday, on arrival first
phoned Ida Cantor, at Mount
Sinai. She'll be out in two weeks
after mild corpnary. Wash
ington believes Democrats will go
with Stu Symington and Mayor
Bob Wagner as his running mate.
Quent Reynolds daughter,
Joan. weds David Muss on the
22d. MacKinley Kantor.
"Andersonville" author, a grand
pa (the William Shroders named
her Susan. /. Roy Cohn and
Joan Glickman at Ell Morocco
=. Daryl Zanuck suffering dis
located shoulder Col. Serge
Obolensky with Sylvia Gable
Djordjadze at Henry Soule's. >.
Helen Traubel reading movie
script of George Moore's novel.
Evelyn Innes." A son for
the Herman Harnesses (TV's.
big Story'D. {. Marlene Diet
rich to play the lead in Billy
Wilder's movie version of wit
ness for the Prosecution. !
Julie Wilson and hubby, Harvey
Bernhard, patched it up.
Romano MuSsolini, son of II.
Duce. applying for United States
visa for America tour with his
Jazz band. Doris Williams,
ex-wife of Ted Williams, seeing
a lot of Fred Chandler. The
Isaac Stems called her Shira.
:. Charles Mum. jr.. of Wanna
maker clan, at Johns Hopkins.
.. Celeste Holm and Leo Roston
serious. :. Jane Russell and Bob
Watertield adopting a baby boy
=. Pat Marshall exiting from
mfr. Wonderful" The Ken
meth Changers Martin Blocks
daughter, joan expect Sir Stork.
=. Ed Murrow filming Louis
Armstrong for See 1t Now" on
22d in Kenya. Africa. Jack
Dempsey recovering ear infec-
ton. ). Harder They Fall" re-
minds Johnny Indrisano Of the
time Primo Camera met the
Prince of Wales. Afterward, Car
nera's manager, Leon See, asked
what he thought of the Prince,
Camera replied, He's welter-
weight"
+
The Fairmont Hotel, in San
Francisco. landed President Els
enhower's headquarters during
the August convention. Many
delegates will be CHARTERED as far
away as Palo Alto, room Short
ages being so drastic. Lance
Reventlow. Barbara Hutton's son,
dating Kim Wadsworth. The
Frank Fontaines had their 10th |
baby, a boy. Richard Egan
with Mona Knox at the Harwyn.
Dick Simon of Simon g. |
Sinister suffered a heart attack.
Jane Bell of PIMA -Slezak
hit. weds Howard Blanchard.
June is. Gig Young dating
Elizabeth Montgomery. Bob's
daughter. The Arnold Horo-
witses CPlain and Fancy" lyri-
ciSt) expecting. The Kenneth
Finlays, jr. called her Dorothea.
-. Walter Kiernan's son, David,
and Joan Chaser picking the
date.
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Rioters Burn Autos

DJIBOUTI. French Somali-
land. May Is (P.-One person
was killed, several were wounded
yesterday and several automo-
biles were burned in rioting
among the unemployed. the
French news agency reported.
Police shot into a demonstrating
crowd.
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$4,000 Roised
For Jewish Appeal
At Luncheon Here

The Women's Division of the
Greater Washington United jew
ish Appeal yesterday raised $685.
600 at the annual luncheon held
at the Willard Hotel and attend
ed by more than 800 contribu-
tors.
BARLEY Crum, attorney and
member of former President
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a free and democratic country
exists in this Russian dominated
area"
The amount raised at the
luncheon brought to $3.50, 900
the sum raised in the Greater
Washington United Jewish APP
peal. The Washington quota is
So million.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington d. c. Bis


Humans Anglo-American Com
mission of Inquiry on Palestine,
told luncheon guests that Israel
is the greatest ally of democracy
and the stanchest foe of COM
munism in the Middle East"
THE entire Western world, ="
Mr.. Crum continued, should
thank its lucky stars that such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15

Vice President Nixon last night
presented a New York engineer
with the top 1855 service award
of the Society of American Mill
tary Engineers.
The organization is holding its
seth annual meeting at the May
flower Hotel. The two-day event
will end today with an industrial
mobilization symposium. which
was to get under way at $50 am.
A 1890 luncheon was to follow
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense Lanphier was principal
speaker.
Mr.. Nixon presented the gold
medal for distinguished service
to Eugene A. McGovern of Long
Island, vice president of the
Cauldwell-W ingate Co., New
York, at the society's annual
dinner at the Army Map Serv-
ice. Some 300 persons. many of
them in the military Engineer
Corps, attended.
Mr.. McGovern. a graduate of
New York University and a
naval lieutenant during World
War II. was honored Gin recog-
niticn of the outstanding sue
cess achieved by him in plan
ming, arranging and staging the
35th annual meeting in New
York City" The meeting was
described as "one of the most
professionally valuable ever
held"
Medal to Gen. Groves
1t. Gen. Leslie r. Groves Gre
tired). head of the wartime
atom bomb project. Manhattan
District, was awarded the Toul-
min Medal for his article, "Edu-
eating America for the Atomic
Age" which appeared in a 1855
issue of the Military Engineer.
The presentation was made
by Brig. Gen. Herbert D. Vogel.
Four awards. made for the
first time. also were presented.
Harry N. Lowe. jr.. of the
Armv Corps of Engineers. re-
ceived the Wheeler Medal for
his success in the design and de-
velopment of the new and novel
water treating device called the
"Erdlator" The presentation
was made by 1t. Gen. r. A..
Wheeler. former chief of Army
Engineers and donor of the
award.
Rear Edmiral C. A. Burmister
of the United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey. was awarded
the Colbert Medal by Rear Ad-
miral Leo o. Colbert. its donor.
for outstanding contributions to
the advancement of military en-
cheering by his efforts in re-
search. design. development and
adaptation of electronic inStru-
ments.
Medal for Texas Tower
Capt. j. J. Albers of the Civil
Engineering Corps Of the Navy
received the Moreell Medal from
Vice Admiral J. j. Manning for
his work in planning, design and
construction of the first off shore
radar station Texas Tower.
1T was only because of his
outstanding leadership and en-
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manufacturers laboratory, the Technical Center the
worlds largest establishment devoted research in the
industrial arts and sciences More than years the
building, it occupies $50 and employs four
thousand engineers, scientists, researchers and styss
We hope that you will visit showroom to help us
celebrate this historic opening and to see inspect and
drive Of the most brilliant examples of General Motors
progress in styling and engineering-the 1856 Cadillac
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In beauty in luxury in performance :. in every.
thing that makes motor JOY to own and to utilize
this latest Cadillac creation stands uniquely alone
1t is Enthusiastically the "car of cars
We will be happy to you at any tme-to give you
the keys for personal demonstration to acquan
you with about cost and delivery that we think
you will find difficult TO resist.
We'll be looking forward to seeing you!
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Don't OVerCrOWd
Costume or Room

ness Of colors. fabric textures
and Details" he says. Four
years ago he began the popu-
larization of the Empire line
in clothes that has still not
reached its zenith in current
fashion, he feels.
TALENTED, CHARMING,
witty and suave, Oleg Cassini
has decorated his New York
town house in the same way.
A number of antiques-heir-
looms from his Italian grand
fathers family-predominate.
For the most part, the decor
formal but not staid and
severe.
MY color scheme is based
on my moods" he points out.
1T has been scientifically de-
Continued on Pg. DIS, Col. 1
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kindest. most explicit criti-
cisms."
The woman Democratic
leader, who also will be Demo-
cratic National Committee
woman for the District after
the Democratic convention,
was born in New York
City. She graduated from
Rosemary Hall in Greenwich.
Conn. She studied music and
languages in Germany and
Holland for a year, then
studied at Barnard College
and Columbia University.
She and Walter Louchheim,
whom she married in 1925.
came to Washington in 1884,
when he joined the then new
Securities and Exchange Com
mission. He now is an invest
ment counsellor.
The couple have two daugh-
tiers, Mary, who is married
and Judy, who completed her
senior year at Radcliffe last
wear.
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Foshion Definition

CONVERTIBLE: This term
has been applied to hoods,
shoulder straps, cars among
other things, but newest con-
vertible on the fashion scene is
the convertible waistline. This
is designed especially for the
woman who gains and loses
weight so that her waist span
is likely to change during the
life of a dress. The convertible
walstline may be elasticized, to
stretch and shrink with the
figure as in a full-skirted dac-
ron chemise dress. Or, it may
be a peignoir type, belted in
front and looSe-hanging at
back. Either of these func-
tional fashions adjusts itself to
the changing figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
BY ELEM

Generally, says Oleg Cassini,
the famous American dress
designer, if a woman is badly
dressed he knows what her
apartment is like. There is
a definite relation, he insists,
between fashion thinking as
applied to a home and as ap-
piled to a dress. He believes
the art of decoration is the
same, whether it consists of
"overcrowding" a room or a
costume.
The designer at home prac-
tices what he breaches in de-
signing dresses on Seventh
avenue. Il have a great re-
spect for the Empire period
which combined clasSicism,
sobriety of line, and the rich