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tDorry enough" he said. We've
got tho of them"
\ y 4 II
The Weekend Wash:
Sinatra who goes live" to-
night with Dean Martin, real
ICES that there has been some
thing wrong with his show, but
"it has nothing to do with an
audience" or the speed with
which he turns them out
says frankie:
ITS the fact that 1 only
have a piano on the stage with
me. The technicians said they
couldn't record the band on
the same stage. That's bad for
me. / need the spark that 1 get
from singing with the full band.
When the band was dubbed in
on the sound track later, it just
didn't sound right"
Joan Caulfield's sally" is
getting a new look. She's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

Leave to Beaversome funny moments tonight as 7-year
old Beaver tries to raise money to join the older boys
club He sells splitting rights nearby bridge and
rents out space lunch boards Also two good scenes
with Beaver talking to imaginative bum played by
Jimmy Gleason Charming show 1880 pm, WTOP-9
breakdown Hobby Gilman trap for the famous
Texas outlaw, Sam Bass. deputy sheriff tips Sam on
and 1t looks though Gilman will lose his Pretty
fair western pm- WTOP-9.
Zane Grey Theater-"A Man to Look Up To-" Lew Ayres
plays a coward and alcoholic lawyer out West He
suddenly becomes hero when wounded bank robber
found in his office. character study with Ayres
charm very much in evidence $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Parice Munse ShowTonghts musical numbers fit neatly
into husband sketch, with Pat and faced
Tom Ewell. When Pat pays attention to his grpes
Tom sings Remember Me-" Her answer-in an amusing
dream sequence-s II Wanna Be Loved BY You" Pat
also works 1.-THE Man Who Got Away" into the plot
Diverting miniature musicale. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Squad-Damond Hard" Balinger goes into his weekly
masquerade as thug This time in pursuit of vicious
safecracker The usual last-half thrills and fsticuffs
should satisfy cops-and-robbers fans. pm. WRC-4.
Frank Sinatra ShowFranke combats dwinding ratings
by going live" tonight. He's invited paisan Martin
to hop from Vegas and chip in with of the
tunes he has recorded The Snatra style will be heard
in Night and Day" and 1.-THE House Live In" Mostly
music usual but presence of flesh and blood audi
should help. pm. WMAL-7.
Person to PerSonYou learn that Gen. Alfred Gruenther
president OF the American Red Cross is skillfu
bridge player and tennis enthusiast. Speaking of
sports Eds second guest Olympic skating star Carol
Hes who describes her busy day-up every morning at
for two hours of ice skating then full college schedule
1890 pmr WTOP-9
Tonigh-Jack Paar says II remember when" up
with amusing collection of nostalgia footnotes The
gang takes judo instruction from export back-flpper
Richard Hughes and Fran Allison and Milt Kamin join
the chatterfest Betty Johnsons tune is He Was Too
Good For Me-" Ingratiating, witty show. 1115 pm.
WRC4
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and wholly satisfying

and wholly satisfying
1885,.
HIS. WTOP (9)-Late Show
The River" with Nora
Swinburne and Arthur
Shields. The story of the life
of an English family who
live along the Ganges River
in India 1882.
11:2O, WMAL "a = Premiere
Performance: Thunder
head-Son Of Flicka" with
Roddy Mcdowell and Pres
ton Foster. Young boy
yearns to train his mares
colt into a racehorse-only
to find he is an unbreakable
rebel l045).
1880, WTOP (9)-Late, Late
Show: More Than A
Secretary" with Jean Arthur
and George Brent. TV Key
says: Breezy, entertaining
comedy about a girl who
takes . job as secretary to
the publisher of a health
magazine and falls for him
Q93D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Love Your Enemies
It'll Drive 'em Crazy

. There are ways to discon-
bobulate enemies which are
valuable to learn-because
little enemies can grow into
monsters!
In the December Readers
Digest, ]. P. McEvoy cites
business enemies and spite
fence builders gives some
unusual methods for turning
them into friends.
You'llenjoy reading Decem-
Der Readers Digest-36
entertaining and Informative
articles-the best from maya
zines and books, condensed to
save you time. At newsstands
today.
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TODAY'S RADIO
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Slaughter on 10th Avenue
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use.
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tacular featuring top Japanese
talent. "NBC and CHS are
bidding" Shirley reports, "and
If it succeeds. it could be the
start of a SERIES"
Shirley's movie career is
flOurishing, too. She finished a
picture last week and is en-
thusiastic about another, 1.-THE
Matchmaker" with Shirley
Booth. (She said she saw Ruth
Gordon in the stage version IL
times
The major oddly in her life,
at the moment, is that she
seems to be dancing less and
less. Its as if I've had two
different careers" the nom
plussed actress admits.
/ called Shirley's dad, Ira
Beatty (Beaty is the family
name) after our talk to re-
port on what Shirley had to
say-and that Shirley's IA
month-old daughter is now
walking and uttering her first
word-"baby."
Mr.. Beatty was delighted. He
also admitted that he was a
little disappointed. You see,
when the phone rang, he
thought maybe it was his other
acting offspring. son Warren,
calling from New York to say
he'd be down for the holidays.
Warren, who made his TV debut
on Kraft a few months ago,
is hard at work studying.
when one of your tiDo chill
Idren is In show business, you
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coming home to America and
there'll be a steady romantic
interest plus a broadening of
the comedy base. We've
been too gentle" she says.
When WWDC's Steve Allison
takes q brief vacation from his
late night trouble" show Mon
day and Tuesday, his subs will
be Police Inspector John
Winters and economist Robert
Nathan.
Prior to the memorable TV
production of Annie Get Your
Gun" Wednesday night, costar
John RGitt said there wGs a
chance that the shoU might
tour abroad under State De-
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slider the evidence.
Not only did NBC sign her
up this season for the Ave TV
appearances her movie con-
tract permits her to make, but
the network Is now dickering
for long-range EXCLUSIVELY.
Her next TV appearance,
with Nan Fabray and the COM
Iedy team of Rowan and Martin
dec. 81 in the time spot nor
mally occupied by Dinah, could
be something special.
"They persuaded Hal Kanter
-y0u remember, he iDas George
GobePs producer and head
iDriter for ttDo yeGrs-to return
to TV to do one shoD." she en-
planned. "He agreed-but on
his terms. He .iUrote the Show
and then they looked around to
sign the talent"
Kanter's show will be based
on comedy sketches. Man will
only do one special material
song" Shirley pointed out.
Since most of the seasons
variety shows are headed and
written for singers, who are
rarely adept at anything be-
yond conversational comedy,
Kanter's idea at least has
novelty. Who knows? He could
start a trend back to comics!
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Other MacLaine items:
Shirley may 60 to Tokyo with
her husband, Steve Parker, who
has persuaded Gene Kelley to
be the host and narrator of a
planned Commute filmed spec
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ON The AIR
ON THE AIR
Our ShirIey's Next
Show Is a Switch
By BERNIE HARRISON

Girl the Go: Things happening fast and exct-
ingy for Shirley MacLane the precocous pixie couldn't even
remember what year she graduated from Angton Washing
tonLee when chated the phone the other day. was
ST. think" she said.
She has lot to bubble about you'd have admit Con-
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Smith an dson Stanlye of Sidney
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fisher anc
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dicl
Brunsvold and Dixie of Squaw
Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Connor o.
Sioux Pass visited the John Ruff.
fattos Sunday. They stayed witt
Mary and Barbara while the res,
went to church.
Mrs. Fay Candee, Charlotte ana
Bobbie called at the Leslie Can
dee home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee.
Debbie and Doris were Sidney
callers Thursday.
Mrs. Marjorie Foss and son
Jerry and Anna Jorgensen called
at the Everett Baxter home last
Thursday evening and attended
church services in Culbertson.
Mrs. Myrtle Edeburn, Monica
and Dan and Benny called at
the Rauschendorfer home Thurs
day.
Saturday callers in Sidney were
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz and
Levon, Mrs. John Irigoin and
Marshal, Mrs. Betty Vaira and
son Jack and Dolores Sheehan
were Fairview and Sidney callers
at the home of Mrs. George Car
da and Charles.
Harold Carda, Levon Schlenz,
Baker and Pat Elder play
ed for a dance given at the Le-
gion in Poplar. Dolores Sheehan
and Elaine Carda and Darlene
accompanied the boys.
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Klas-
Ia, Edmund and Linda visited at
he Joe Klasna home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carda and
loretta and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Rachel and children motored to
he Black Hills and attended the
Passion Play.
Mrs. Mary Fisher motored to
Sunday to work in the
air booth.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

ner mother in Poplar. Mrs. Bles-
singer was a former first grade
teacher in the Richey school.
Mrs. Anna Eggum left Satur-
day morning by way of Brockton
where she was joined by her
brother, Ole Moen, and both went
on to Stanley, North Dakota to
attend the double Golden We'd
ding Anniversary of their BROTH
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Moen and their BROTH
er-in-law and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Sivren Hovland. Others from
Richey who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Ruthvin Eggum and Mr..
Lloyd Johnson returned Sunday
and Mrs. Lloyd Eggum.
Mrs. George Boles and Mrs.
Lloyd Johnston returned Sunday
from Helena where they attended
the No1 tnern Star Session of the
Grand Chapter August 22-24.
Wayne Miller and Wesley Born
trigger returned Sunday from Dill
Ion where they delegates
to Boys State. They were spon-
sored by the American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Members of the Catholic church
enjoyed a picnic at the Pete Alb
Ter home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler spent
the week end with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Olson in Reserve. The Zieg-
lers brought back their grand
children Vicky, Mershe and Glo-
ria who had visited them here
the past week.
Larry, Iris and Donald Olson
of Havre came Saturday for a
weeks stay with their grand
parents, MI. and Mrs. Joe
Ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter en-
tertained at dinner Thursday
evening Mrs. A. E. Nelson and
daughter Mrs. Norman Crow
Their and children from Port
and, Ore. Mrs. Crowther and
departed for their home
Portland Friday morning.
Edna Schultz of Kinta, Okla
nome, formerly of Richey and
low working under the go Ye
Mission" in the Ozarks, is spend
ng a week with relatives on the
2etah Table. She is visiting her
,rother, Paul Schultz. She is ac-
ompanied on this trip by, a fell
.w worker, Marie Thieszan. '
MI. and Mrs. Ben Goering of
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Moundridge, Kansas came SUM-
day to see their daughter, Mrs,
Robert Unruh who underwent
surgery last week. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Unruh r preparing to
return to Paraguay, South Amer
lea after a years vacation in the
States. They r going back for
a five-year period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Richert OF
Salem, Oregon came Sunday fol-
a visit with their children on the
Retail Table.
Miss Rose Unruh of Los Al
geles, California came Friday for
a visit with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Unruh. Rose had visited her
brother Leo and family in Pueblo,
her sister Mrs. Myrl Nicholson
and family in Fallon and her
brother Tony Unruh and family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haight of
Elk River, Mimi, came Friday
for a few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Linscheid. Robert had been at
tending summer school at Boze-
man.
Mrs. Edgar Lemieux, nee Mona
Chelgren, and children Jerry and
Marilyn from Great Falls spent
Thursday visiting at the home
of Mrs. Edward Carpenter and
family. Also visiting there were
Mrs. Jep Larson and children
of Andes.
Mrs. Paul Vaira and three sons
returned to their home near
Andes after a few days visit at
the Wilbur Gibson home at Rich
ey.
The Christian Alliance Mission
airy Band was entertained at the
home of Mrs. ALI Casterline on
afternoon.
Mrs. Bette Howard and chill
.ren, Mrs. Edward Carpenter and
children and Mrs. Keith Waters
and children were entertained on
the Terrace of the ALT C~asterline
home Friday morning at a coffee
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McQuston of
Eairview were Sunday visitors of
lis daughter, Mrs. ALT Caster
inc and family near Richey.
Terry Peters of Uba City and
larry Porter of Lopez, Calf,
anne from the Yellowstone park
where they had spent the past
tx weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Saturday evening Mike Fisher
and Dick Ashfield entertained the
following t~een-agers: Leroy anc
Gloria Fisher, Julia and Thel-
ma Ruffatto, Lois and Cathy Chill
ders. Bobbie and Billie Cornelia,
Rita and Ronnie Amestoy, Clara,
Gloria and Joan Steppler, Jack
Hagen. Bobbie Candee, Christine
Nicoloff and jamie Tropp of
Brockton, Tom Schmitz and Don
and Ben, Monica and Lenora
Edeburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Amestoy, Linda and Jean called
and waited for Rita and Ronnie.
Dancing was enjoyed.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Henry
Miller and Tommie and Nancy
Bradley visited Mary Fisher on
their way to the Leslie Candee
home to see the new baby.
Dannie Fisher spent Saturday
night with his cousin Joe Fisher
and then Sunday MI. and Mrs.
Bill Fisher brought him home on
fnelI MAY " NlS SAAAc
home. Tommie Schmitz and Le-
row Fisher also visited at the
George F:;sher home Sunday af-
ternoon. Also calling were MT.
and Mrs. Alvin Fisher, Carol and
Bruce.
Mrs. Betty Rauschendorfer and
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia were Sid
new business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruffatto
were Sidney business callers on
Monday. Mary and Barbee stayed
at the O'Connor home.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil,
Bobbie and Billie were supper
guests at the Wilbur Cornelia
home Sunday.
Priny Schlenz and Dolores
Sheehan accompanied LeVon to
Richey Sunday, also Elaine and
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Eddie Carda. On their return the,
were supper guests at the Johl
Carda home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruff
fatto and Thelma visited at thu
George Fisher home Sunday.
Billy Cornelia took his eight
grade exams Wednesday while ir
Sidney. Registering for high
school sophomore year were Loi:
Childers, Gloria Steppler, Rita
Amestoy, Mike Fisher, Bobbie
Candee, Elaine Carda and Ernie
Klasna.
Mrs. Leonard Smith and son
Stanley who is home on furlough
were guests at the George Fisher
home Monday. Mrs. Cornelia, Mrs
Smith and Mary picked chickens
for the Smiths.
Sidney callers Wednesday and
also attending the funeral for
Jim Murphy were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Amestoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete j. Ruffatto, Mrs. George
Fisher, Steve Ruffatto, Mrs. Ber-
tina Cornelia and Virgil, Mrs. Pri-
ny Schlenz, Darlene and Lois
Childers, Dolores Sheehan, Mrs.
aul Amestoy and children, Bob
bic Cornelia and Mrs. Alfred
Candee and Mrs. Harry Hagen.
Oscar Labidee called at the
Priny Schlenz home Thursday
morning.
PTA meeting at the school was
held Thursday evening. Mrs. Cor
nelia and Mrs. John Ruffatto
served coffee and cup cakes and
pop to the little folks.
Jennie and Anne Jorgenson
helped Marjorie Foss celebrate
her birthday Friday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil,
Bobbie and Billie called at the
Rauschendorfer home Friday eve
ming.
Dick Ashfield who has spent
the past summer at the Raus-
chendorfer home, returned to his
nome in Minnesota Friday to at
tend school.
Don Edeburn was an %overnite
quest Thursday at the Priny
Schlenz home. Friday night they
we're at the George Fishers.
Saturday Leslie Candee and son
Floyd went to Culbertson with a
DAD of wheat. Also calling in
-ulbertson Saturday were John,
Pete. Steve, Thomas and Steven
.2uffatto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
their children Edmund
nd Linda Saturday night and
hen went to Richey for the Little
oscar show. Mrs. Klasna came
or the children Sunday morning.
Jackie Hagen was an ~overnite
uest at the George Fisher home
.aturday.
Mrs. George Spencer and Mrs. I
'lifford Foss and son Jerry were {
idney shoppers Saturday. S
Calling at the Strand home
unday evening were Mr.. and q
Irs. Pete ]. Ruffatto and chill +
rem. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Rauschendor- t
ar and family wer Sunday \
uests at the Jack Halter home t
! the Skaar community. q
Leroy, Mike and Dannie Fisher :
Tom Schmitz called at the
'ete j. Ruffatto home Sunday :
fternoon. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amestoy !
nd family visited at the Clifford S
oss home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Fisher motored to a
Howard Sheehan home Fri il
~ morning. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Lowe and "
mily visited at the Leslie Can 81
e home Sunday. Also calling N
ere MI. and Mrs. Leonard "
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
Richey
Helen Hanson

Delferd drove to Malta Sunday
week ago where they attended
the wedding of their niece, Mis-.
Patricia Milne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Milne, at the Con-
gregational church at 400 p. m
Mrs. Ralph Wienke entertained
about II young fry at a party
Wednesday afternoon in honor o.
her daughter Della Rae's sixth
birthday anniversary. The time
was spent playing games, also J
fish pond was enjoyed. Birthday
cake and other refreshments were
served.
Mary Lu Lee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Lee left Sunday
for Miles City to enter the Pre-
sentation School of Nursing at
the Holy Rosary hospital. From
Miles City the students are sent
to Aberdeen. South Dakota for
a six months course at the
Northern State Teachers College.
Miss Jackie Whiteman left
Sunday for Dickinson, N. D. to
enter a years course in Practical
Nurses training at the st. Jo-
seph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
accompanied by Mrs. Hedley Rob-
inson and Mrs. A. E. Nelson drove
to Baker Sunday where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Culver. They returned on
Monday. Other guests at the Gull
yer home in Baker Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steffin and
children of Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Carlson left
Wednesday by train from Sidney
to take their grandchildren, Pat
ty and Kenton Belts to their
home in Spokane, Wn. Patty and
Kenton have spent their summer
vacation here with the Carlsons.
Mrs. Ole Jensen and Mary, Mrs.
Wilbur Gibson, Mrs. Sam Otter
ness and Mrs. Henry Hanson and
Helen Hanson drove out to the
Walter Gossen farm Friday af-
ternoon where they enjoyed cof-
fee.
p. P. Lawrence returned from
Helena where he attended Grand
Lodge Tuesday and Wednesday.
He also visited his son Mallory
and family in Great Falls enroute
to Helena. On his way home Mr..
visited his son Harold
and family in Livingston.
Mrs. Christina Smith and
Miss Dorothy Scheck of
Billings have visited the formers
son, Roy Scheck here for the past
days.
The Young Women's Sewing
Club was entertained in the home
Of Mrs. Glen Walker on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ole Jensen and Robert
and Mary accompanied by Mrs.
?. P. Lawrence and grandchil-
iren, Cathy and Steven Messen-
yer drove out to the home Of
Mrs. Lawrence's daughter, Mrs.
Clair Schillinger near Vida We'd
lesday, where Gary and Steven
'emained after a few days visit
With their grandparents in Rich
".
Miss Stella Larson left Tuesday
rom Glendive for her home in
California, after a ten
visit with her brother-in-
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Die Jensen.
Mrs. Otis Waters left Tues
.ay for Steele, North Dakota to
isit with relatives for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker,
and Frank Walker re-
Irned from Miles City where
hey visited Mrs. Walkers sister,
IRIS. Don Juvick and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mowdy
nd Nifty of Tioga spent a re-
ant week end with her parents
Ir. and Mrs. Roslyn Milne and
'elferd.
Guests at the Roland Grund-
home from Wednesday un-
| Saturday we're her brother-in-
w and sister, Mrs. and Mrs.
rank Berrett of Payette, Idaho.
Mrs. Robert Blessinger, nee Ha-
i Carpenter and son Dan from
Diego, Calf, came Saturday
r a short visit with Mrs. Roll
I'd Grundmeyer. Mrs. Blessing
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Walter HERMAN, nee Elinor Por-
ter. They III now visiting their
grandparents, MI. and Mrs. Geo.
Porter, here for a week.
Mrs. Vernon Lewis left Mon
day morning for Luccock park
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
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The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

to attend a week of pastors
school.
Norman Nelson, Alan, Barbara
Nelson and Rosemarie Zuroff Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hesser
at Poplar Sunday.