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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
AT INTERNAL REVENUE,

IA Nv AAsANAA bA Law H.
where taxpayers get help with
their problems, a clerk was
using pencils as fast as they
could be sharpened.
At Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. a
man ran for a streetcar, Just
missed it, and flung up his
arms in disgust. He ran back
to the curb, hailed a taxicab
and jumped in.
A truck driver, battling
traffic on Constitution avenue
with his heavy trailer, stopped
for a traffic light, rested his
arms on the steering wheel,
put his head down and closed
his eyes.
This place is too busy. 1t
needs a National Nothing
Week.
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Death of jailed Driver
After Operation Probed
Mon Held for Hours on Drunk Charges
Before Surgery for Broin Injuries

police investigation opened today into the death Of
Raymond Stoner Al failed to survive brain operation
many hours after he jailed drunken driving charges
growing out of three-car accident.
soner Post Office Department mail truck driver,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

outlines. And il you take advantage
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The Ern Westmore Hollywood
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trated beauty guide that shows at q
glance each Of the basic shape
faces, how to style your hair and
apply your makeup for your par
tieular shape face.
Remember, this complete Holly
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Evn WesfmOre, Dean Of
Hollywood Makeup Artists.
TellsTruth About
Movie Stars

pen 10 sLay yCung-looklng they've
got certain secrets.
That's why invite every woman
over 25-years-0ld to read this page.
Here are the same beauty tricks we
use on the stars. Try them yourself.
See II the first tao tricks alone don't
make you look 10 years younger in
just fep minutes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Your Free Hollywood
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outlines tone for "Fine-Point"
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Charles Antell's "MOrn = til Mite"
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First wipe away all lines,
wrinkles, dark under-eye
circles, marks and blemishes
that shout age to the world.
Also wipe away under-eye
pufiness, crinkly skin about
neck and throat. Do this with
makeup trick described in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

You see, to create a youthful
appearance you must hrSt under
stand what makes a woman look
older. If, while applying lipstick.
you turn the corners Of your mouth
downward, you sag the expression
of your face. Even more distress
ing, bent-dOwn" lips make your
nose appear longer and your chin
heavily dropped.
For a youthful appearance fat
ter the corners of your lips with a
pleasant upward flourish. Your face
will suddenly appear younger. Your
nose more delicate. Your chin firm
and proud. You'll give Tiff" to your
features, freshness to your face.
Beauty Secret Number TsUO
What could be a more cherished
possession than the flashing eyes
Of youth? And the secret to eyes
that simmer and shine with a
magical twinkle is the way you
shape your brOws.
Flat brows burden your face
with top-heavy look. Thick browS
cloud your eyes with the drOwsy
stare Of middle age. Arch your
brows too high and you're left
with a gaping. vacant expression.
Then what Is the perfect shaped
eyebrow? Oddly enough there are
5 perfect eyebrows but only
one is meant for you.
You see, there are basic shapes
Of faces. Either you have an oval
shape face. a round shape face. a
square, Oblong or triangle shape
face. And there's a special way to
arch your eyebrows for your shape
face. In a moment you'll discover
just which shape brows can re-
awaken poisoning youth in your
face. But first, let's discuss your
big stride to youthful loveliness.
Your Face Never CrOsOs Old
Did You know that your face
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facial features are set for life.
From 81 years ON you'll always
have the same eyes, the same nose,
the same chin. Your features never
change but your skin doesl
Your face doesn't age It's your
skin that grOUs old. And nothing
telegraphS age faster than dark
under-eye circles unSightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

marks and blemishes or lines
and wrinkles that weave a murky
"cObweb in your complexion.
That's why you must wipe away
these signs and lines of age once
and for ALI You must stop your
complexion from shouting your
age to the world
saying We'll. you've told me
the three things that1l make me
look younger. The right shape lips.
proper eyebrows and a perfect,
hawlcSS complexion. But just how
can l accomplish these things% So
let's start at the beginning.
Lips Meant for You
In Hollywood there's an old say
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NOsC Let's CiUe You
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Here again, you use another
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wood eyebrow outlines. Simply
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But waitl =. You're not finished
yet To complete your new and
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wrinkle and blemiSh. You must
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Next, create the perfect shape
eyebrows for your shape face.
There are 5 basic shapes of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
BY NANCY ANN STOKES

WAS there last Tuesday night, when HOllywOOds lead
ing beauty authority, Mr. Ern WesimOre, revealed the
IL things that make a look older. Then he
showed how 5, 10 Is years from your
appearance with nothing than . liPstick and
brow pencil IL ridiculOusly easy was amazed.
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Now give inviting appeal to
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ance to your chin. Finish your
ekGHge-tO-yOuth by properly
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Lasts ~ Hours :, and You
Don't EUen Need Powder

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

Can you imagine makeup so
incredible, it cOUeTs up marks,
blemisles and sCrinkles completely
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restores desCy-freshness to dry
skin . glides tcOndrOus smooth
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actually conceals all your flaws
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harsh, "made-up" look. And can
you imagine a makeup so revolu-
tiOnary II enlivens dull-skin with
a bright luminous glow - makes
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In subtle tones of pink pampers
every skin with a feathery-light
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seen in a delightful candlelight
glow. Yes, a magical makeup that
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the makeup ends and skin begins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
japanese Climb Peak
After 4-Yeor StruqqIe

KATMANDU, Nepal, May Is
|R.-Japanese climbers say
they have finally bested Mount
|Manaslu-third highest I'M
climbed Himalayan peak-after
convincing superstitious Nepalese
they would not disturb the
mountain gods.
The Nepalese government said
last night the Japanese had ra-
diced from Manaslu's base that
two two-man teams topped the
l26. 657-foot peak May 9 and II
after four years struggle with
bad weather and native beliefs.
Previous attempts were re-
PEELED by villagers who claimed
the climbers would anger the
holy spirits tradition says exist
on the crests.
This year Nepalese govern
lment liaison officer finally con-
WINGED the village headman that
such fears were groundless. Then
the chief persuaded his people
the climbers would not disturb
the gods.
Manaslu lies just below the
Nepal-Tibet border west of
Mount Everest. The 10th highest
peak in the Himalayas, it was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
Fund Fights Reds,
Hoffman Says

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-
Paul G. Hoffman told an Ameri-
can Legion Post last night that
the oft-criticized Fund for the
Republic was conceived as a
weapon against communism.
From the very beginning of
it's establishment" he said, "the
officers and directors of the fund
have given thought as to how the
fund could best contribute to our
winning out in the struggle
against communism"
Mr.. Hoffman is chairman of
the board for the fund, estab-
lished in 1852 under a grant from
the Ford Foundation but now
independent Of it. He addressed
the William Straight Post of the
American Legion here.
The fund has been criticized
in recent months. sometimes by
the American Legion, because of
the liberal" leanings of some
literature distributed under its
civil rights programs.
Mr.. Hoffman said the fund
has distributed 100000 for its
anti-communism project, $2,046,-
500 for various other projects
and studies on the bill of rights,
and $l.489,500 for anti-segrega-
ton work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
Architects Honor
Two District Men

Two prominent Washington
architects last night were adj
vanced to the rank of fellow Of
the American Institute Of Arch
fleets in ceremonies in Los An
geles.
They are Julian E. Berla. a
partner in the firm Of Berla and
Abel. and Slocum Kingsbury, Of
the firm of Faulkner, Kingsbury
and Stenhouse. Fellowships are
awarded for distinguished per-
Torrance in various fields of
construction, public service and
service to the institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18

exceeded only by 27,390-foot
Lhotse and 26,819-foot Dhau-
lagiri among the peaks still de-
flying man. Other expeditions
have made Lhotse and Dhau-
lagiri their detectives this year.
The IL japanese mountaineers
were led by 62-year-old Yaku
Maxi. president of the Japan
Alpine Club.
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Farmers Leuve Moscow

MOSCOW, May Is R.-
Twenty-nine touring Oklahoma
farmers left Moscow last night
for a two-week swing through
the Ukraine and the Caucasus.
The Oklahomans, wearing Stet-
son hats and cowboy boots.
yesterday visited a collective
farm named for Lenin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
Son Salvador Sweep

SAN SALVADOR, FL Salvador,
May IL (R.-Oficial results an
Inounced yesterday showed the
government party won all 81
seats in the national legislature
at last Sundays elections. Votes
for the revolutionary Party of
Democratic Unification totalled
ssh $3.50 against 33,919 for the
National Action Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
DIR. LIVINGSTONE?

DR.. LIVINGSTON didn't have
Stanley when he explored today's
best auto buy, but he discovered
he's giving the best deals on new
Oldsmobiles. Call him and see a
new Oldsmobile that delivers for
under $500 at PAUL BROTHERS.
OLDS, $500 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
KE. 1880.
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it's sure bet the smart
SAND BOX SET

is clothed in fashions from our young 9TH floor
toddlers carefree in noiron cotton play toys
A. fodder girls Magic crepe" Pink yellow blue ID 29o
B. fodder Boys white psse "a
each l6o
WeLuHe Boys and Girls Apou.
infants build castles in "day.dream" cottons
G. Girls moeecrepe" piping Pink Medium
large.
D. Boys matching coveroI pee zipon Whie/b boe/broWn 2o
Girls psse suns matching bonnet Animal H. 49, Il months 500
F. Boys lightweight wrinkle Blue
white Medium x-ooe 190
Wel-Ths Nursery Corner 4th Floor Chose end Nmdis
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

ON veterans legislation was lead
by Mrs. Vernon Culver, co-chair-
man of legislation. Lunch was
served by the hosbesses, Mrs.
Ralph GRADER, Mrs. T. N. But
terrified and Mrs. Otis Waters.
Bridge club met in the home
of Mrs. Edgar Whitmer ON Fri
day evening with three tables in
play. The high score was receiv-
ed by Mrs. Ralph Wienke, second
high, Mrs. Harold Berry, and
low went TO Mrs. Chester MUIR.
The travelling prize was received
by Mrs. Vernon Culver.
The Dawn Theta Rho Girls
Club No. 40 met at the IOOF
hall Wednesday evening with the
President, Phyllis Lee, in her
chair. Plans for the Theta Rho
Assembly in April at Left Bridge,
Canada discussed. Twelve
girls plan to attend. Mrs. Newell
Berry and Miss Jackie Adkins
served lunch after the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts left
Tuesday for st. Paul. Minnesota
where he attended a board of
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

directors meeting of the Farmers
Union last week. The Coutts at
tended the annual convention OF
the Flu Central Exchange this
week.
Arden Blair came from Miles
City Saturday to visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Blair.
He was an over night guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Blair and
family.
The honor roll of Richey high
school for the fifth six weeks
period was released as follows:
IL points-Deanna Jarmuth, Bar
bara Wirth, Mary Lu Lee, Jackie
Whiteman, Janice Sawatzky; IL
points - Phyllis Lee, Sharon
Kemmis, Oris Eggum, Leslie
Swanson; 10 points - Marjorie
Wirth, Lyla Morey; 9 points -
Jackie Adkins, Lorna Sampson,
Agnes Pavlicek, Roane Deckert,
Sharon Berry, Wayne Miller, Rog-
Janke and Robert Williams.
Miss Deanna Jarmuth, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Jarmuth,
was chosen valedictorian of the
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
- THE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday. March Is. 1855

groom'S sister, Mrs. Donahue, anc
Mrs. DIN Jordan served the cof-
fee. Mrs. Robert Moore served
the punch. The gift table was
in charge of Beverly Kalberg OF
Glendive and Mrs. Shirley Alver-
dis. The guests we're registered
by Miss Betty Donahue.
The newlyweds left after the
reception for their wedding trip
to Laguna Beach, California and
are now at home at 3419 S. E,
68th st. Portland, Ore.
On the evening before the we'd
ding the brides brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Crowther entertained the bridal
party at the rehearsal dinner at
their home.
The bride graduated as veledic-
torian from Richey high school
and attended the State University
at MiSsoula. She was employed
with Montana and Dakota Power
Co. for five years and is at pres
ent employed with the Pacific
and Light Company in Portland.
Charley Fowler, deputy Sheriff,
spoke ON safety Driving at the
March meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary held in the
Ralph GRADER home Friday after
noon. Mrs. Verne Stoker, presi-
dent, presided at the business
session. There were 16 members
and one visitor present who an
Swered roll call with a Kitchen
Quickie. Delegates were elected
to attend the district convention
at Sidney on April 8. They are:
Mrs. E. H. Walker and Mrs. Earl
Walker of Bloomfield. A nominal
ing committee was appointed to
the officers for the COM
ing year. They are: Mrs. F. P.
Mrs. Ralph GRADER and
Mrs. Fred Callison. The members
decided to take up the First Aid
Course in the fall. A discussion
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
Richey
Helen Hanson

Mrs. Ed Bahls entertained at
a birthday dinner for her husband
Sunday. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Julius ZimdarS and
children of Bloomfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Sorenson and Sandra
from Sidney, MIR. and Mrs. Burnie
Bahls and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lilburn Bahls and Bonnie, MI.
and Mrs. Stanley Waters and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Osmund-
son and family were Richey shop
pers Saturday.
A telephone call was received
by Mrs. A. z. Nelson that Hedley
Robinson, old time resident of
Dawson county. passed away on
Monday morning, March II at
6 o'clock at Billings from a ling
ering illness. Funeral services and
burial will be in Billings Thurs
day at 10 a. m. Obituary will be
published later.
At an afternoon ceremony Sat-
urday, February rs at the First
Methodist church in Portland,
Ore, Miss Corrine Anne Nelson,
daughter of Mrs. A. E. Nelson of
Richey became the bride of VIM.
r. Jordan of Portland in a double
ring ceremony performed by the
DR.. Lawrence E. Nye. A niece of
the bridegroom, Patsy Donahue,
sang Because" and THE Lords
Prayer"
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Norman
K. Crowther, wore a full length
gown of white illusion and lace
over satin with fingertip veil and
carried a bouquet of pink roses,
white carnations and hyacinths.
Mrs. Norman X. Crowther, her
sisters only attendant, wore a
pastel green net dress over
matching satin and carried a bou-
quet of daffodils with head dress
of the same flowers.
DIN A. Jordan of Richland,,
Wash, was best man for his
brother. The ushers were Robert
Thompson and A. B. Donahue
Jr.
The brides mother chose for
her daughters wedding a rose
taffeta and lace dress with shell
pink accessories and wore a cor
sage of pink roses.
After the ceremony a reception
was held for about rs guests in
the church parlors which were
decorated with bouquets of pink
and white carnations and hya-
The brides table was
conferred with a four tier we'd
ding cake and topped with a
miniature bride and groom which
was surrounded with pink and
carnations. The cake was
ut and served by the bride
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

has been rescued from collaps'
and decay and its modernizatiol
has been completed, / think
would be indeed appropriate I,
erect a plaque or some otheI
memorial expressing the forma
recognition and gratitude of tbs
people of Montana for the service.
Senator McQuitty has rendered
them.
Going back to my first session
as a legislative reporter, 1925
I could mention quite a number
Of men who have made outstand-
ing contributions to better govern
ment in Montana. In many in
! stances they were returned time
after time as long as they would
serve. My admiration has not
been confined merely to those
whose ideas on public questions
harmonized with my own.
Dealing with the present, ]
would like to mention, among
others, Sen. Paul Working of
Park county, who has announced
his candidacy for reelection. That
Paul Working is a Republican is
incidental to my comment. l first
began TO recognize his abilities
when he was a member of the
house.
Senator Working operates a
store at WilSall. He lives in a
small town but there is nothing
provincial about his outlook. For
instance. before some of today's
calamorous proponents of i'm
provement in the mechanics of
educational administration were
on the scene, Paul Working, in
and out of the legislature, was
exerting impressive leadership in
that direction. He served on a
governors pilot committee on
education and he has had an i'm
portant part in pioneering the
school financing foundation law.
He has been chairman of the
committee on education both in
the house and in the senate.
Among Paul Workings interests
is reclamation. He is the i'm
mediate past president of the
Montana Reclamation association.
Another outstanding legislator
who will seek reelection this
- and can have it for the
mere asking-is Sen. D. M. Man
ming of Treasure county. Dave
a Democrat, is the dean
Of the Montana assembly in con-
tinuous service. In 1889 he was
speaker of the house at a time
following a period of radi-
cal tendencies, our legislatures
turning back to a conserva-
tive attitude. In 1851 he was mi
.ority leader in the senate.
Among the liberals up for re-
election this year is Senator Da-
vid F. James of Liberty county,
who has been the Democratic
leader of both branches of the
assembly. During his long service,
Dave James has been on the
short end of the roll calls more
often than not, but he is excep-
-ionally able, his integrity is I'M
questioned and he is a highly re-
spected advocate of his point of
view.
Sen. Fred L. Robinson of Phil
lips county, former Republican
national committeeman, is another
veteran whose term is expiring.
have not learned whether he has
announced or filed. Fred Robin
son is an influential legislator and
4 skillful one.
Another veteran who will be on
he ballot again this year is the
,olorful and energetic Republican,
sen. c. H. Mahoney of Garfield
In 1853 he was the ma
ority floor leader. He has always
,een especially interested in the
nance and claims committee and
vas its chairman in 1855 and also
n 1858. Senator Mahoney is a
nan always to be reckoned with.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

votions. The program was in
charge of Mrs. e. H. Walker.
Hostesses for the afternoon We're
Mrs. Ira Zuroff, Mrs. Jim Raisl,
Mrs. VIM. Zein and Mrs. Alvin
Lobdell.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Reed
are the parents of a baby girl
born March 8 at the Harlowtown
hospital. Mrs. Reeds parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Deckert, r tend
ing the Reed children at Melville
during their mothers stay at the
hospital. The DeckertS plan to
return to Richey after Easter.
Continued on page I'D
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

Richey senior class for 1856 and
salutatorian this year will be
Barbara Wirth, daughter of Mrs.
Alfred Casterline.
Ole Jensen left from Minot with
a group of other International
Harvester dealers from this area,
for Fort Wayne, Indiana to at
tend a motor truck "Drive OUT,
sponsored by the INC. MIR. Jen-
sen expects to return home We'd
nesday with a couple of new
trucks.
The WSCS held their regular
meeting at the Methodist church
with Mrs. F. P. Blair leading de