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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21
March IS, 1857
Dear Editor:


Dear Editor:
think must have enjoyed your March
most of readershe large headlines complaining
Countys budget larger than
immediate interest AS former resident
imagine how shocked your
to learn that the spending large
State resident of grown
accustomed to tremendous and few people
be shocked by such comparisons amused by the
surprise
When finished reading the Sentinel" World
Almanac for few facts help show just how wide the wide
These figures the 1850
County had population then of 164401 the
had population of 160083
The County has grown lot since only
eyour budget should been bigger time
Maryland square miles and Nye County
where live has of 1904 AS nearly judge
the map Maryland could be picked and Nye County with
out overlapping anywhere edges.
The population of Nye
then had 1924 Here have about 1850
has about 1900 You around
Although Mr. fingers description of the
Valley made envous of all that
thinks he is lucky not when he catches
his mention of Sugarloaf Mongomes highest point
my good spirits. ( .'@N "a.
live feet 1000 to 5000 drive an hour to get
on the slopes OF $4,000 foot peaks and the Sunday
walks at 5000 to 10000 feet a matter o. routine.
To illustrate the size of the country and the parsy pop
aton: of only two doctors in square
county My colleague 120 miles doctor
nearer to me- in the next county, 60 miles away
Easy driving time is about 55 minutes nothing
between but fine modern road and gas station.
My mother her friends in Rockville glad learn
part of this road 100 miles per visited me last
summer this making perspre only slightly before slowed
her down.
Nevada good place who likes to stretch
Very truly yours
William Welsh MD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21
Congressman Dewitt S. Hyde's
Along the Potomac

Reduction in the cost of government continues
o Hill talk But the action requesting the
PRESIDENT to indicate the places
could be made is hardly the budget the
House in misguided political maneuver further reduced
control over the public and has clearly congress
sonal authority
Final responsibility spending policy rests with the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21

verum X, 61s; Graduate, Sancta
Maria K. 273, and Miss Brevis in
F K. 1872.
A string orchestra will accom-
pany the choir and four soloists,
soprano Phyllis Gieseler, alto
Mary Midyette, tenor Donald Mil
Ter and bass George Fortune.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21

Hay and pasture yields can be
increased by topdressing with the
right kind of fertilizer. Ask
your county agent for sugges-
tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21

Our only comment Dr. Weshs county-state COMPARE
son would be that hardly think his mother as car pilot
dong 100 miles would fit into the present day Montgom-
cry County However, far Nevada is concered say
more power to her."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21

Gull old hens-even the robins
should be laying in the spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21
Senator J. Glenn BeaPs
Senate ClOakrOOm

Can the $718bllon national budget be
Judging from communications
the matter, thousands of Maryanders think
And agree.
The problem then HOW?
hope the following will
question that is.
Federal Grants
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-21
The SENTINEL Gets Around

Herewith is letter that sheds light the Mont
gomery CountyNevada State budgets. We print it
Editorial because in is THE writer Dr. William
Welsh, former Rockville resident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Jobs Wonted

HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR. awhlte.
MALE, interested In part-time
work. after school. week ends.
AP. T-0i24.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires
baby sitting job. Gail PAT. CT.
$1,000. Annandale. Va. Age IS,
EFFICIENT Roy. coIored. de-
sires job Of any sort on satur-
day. Cali II. l-7D62.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, wants
summer lob sJuIy. AligD. for
next summer. fun timel. OIL.
$500. EDDIE. WIN take
training. Il needed IN spring.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY. desires
after school Job or Saturday:
good worker. Please call RICH
ARD THOMAS. SIP. 4-s32i. II
no answer. call again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Ricker-Teen-AgeM Mail
coa,iaued From Pos. =

cossiased From Pese 4
wise for certain reasons. We
are very fond Of each ether,
hut we know We are too young
10 become too serious. So we
decided not 10 see so much
Of each other. In doing this.
u brought up quite = prob
lem. Our families thought
we we're mad at each ether.
But trying 10 explain such
things TO adults isn't so easy
for a teen-ager. IL seemstha4
most adults think teen-agers
are a little crazy or too young
70 have sense. Could you
please tell me how We can
explain our decision about
not seeing each other 50 often
20 our parentse--J. b.
Dear J. B.:
] think you and your boy
friend must be very mature
young people to make such q
decision before your relation
hip becomes too involved.
However. rather than to try to
explain all the facts. ! suggest
you simply tell your parents
what you wrote me-that you
decided you were getting toe
fond Of each other and that
YOU believe you are too young
to be so serious. As q result you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

81 FORD FENDER SKIRTS,
-starmist blue" SO. CT. e-O6e6.
ATTENTION KIDs-Join Ray
Vernon's Fan Club, Csc for
picture card. Call CATHY, u.
1881.
FROM THE GAITHERsBURG
majorette 70 the boy behind
me. on Bard Day. Am quite
willing to talk.
FORMALs ca, size Il: worn
once: half price. Emerson
sAxOPHONE. cost SITS, sell
SIS; clarinet. cost sl65, sen
e05: excellent condition. JU.
e-l17l.
COME ON cOOLIDGE-Let's
beat Bell and Western like We
beat Roosevelt. STAN. U. L. P.
JERRY-MIssed YOU while I was
sick. but you're stfIi NY
Special Angel" The Readhead.
EUGENE c.--Darling You Send
Me-" 50 Let's start All Over
Again" That's Ny Desire !"
From TONI o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

ELATNE-Happy birthday to the
greatest girl at Northwood H. 8.
from everybody at the party
last night.
|SyvEET-SIXTEEN RUSSELL -
Happy happy birthday on Oct.
g. Daddy Cool. Mother. Cool
Cat Lou and Be Bop Baby
Bert.
SUE KATZ-The greatest bowler
IN Philly. Have . -fantabu-
lous birthday. and see "a
Thanksgiving fOct. Isl. Love
IA. Babs. isis" and Maddy.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY on
Oct. 81. Terri. We've finally
made the months into q year.
Let's make the years into q
lifetime. Love, GARY.
GAVE REDM0ND-Happy birth
day e bit late, sorryD and
thanks for the great party Oct.
-. We all had q fabulous
timel EVERYBODY.
MRS. EDWARDs-A Little Bit
" Pretty One" whose 11-year-
old Silhouette is forever on
our Street Of Memories" Best
Of luck IN the next q years.
THE KIDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Record Requests

DEAR MILF - A pah Of black
tap dancing shoes were lost
Fri, Oct. 10. betw. N. j. and
N. Y. aves. nv. and the SEN
ate Bldg. They are size z. WIN
you please announce 1t every
day on your showf II found.
Or know Of anyone who has
found them. call DOROTHY
ct II. 3-25ll. Thank you.
MILF Please ded. Chances
Are" and only You" to Joe az
Mt. Vernon from PAT, Oct. q.
MHT - Please dedicate with
You on My Mind and For
ever and Ever" to p. Z. On
Sat. Nov. z, at 4 B. d.
DEAR MnLT-Please ded. ..Loy-
ing You" to Jimmy A. from
someone IN Pa. who cares.
MILT-Please dedicate a tune 70
Ted and Bertha. A FRIEND.
MILT-Please dedicate you
Send Me-" for my Special
Angel Bill. JOAN.
MILT-Piay that new great, TO-
: night Is NY Night to Cry" By
Ed Rooney. NJ. A. to b. c.
MILT GRANT-PIease NAV
Happy Birthday, Baby" on
October %. for Carolyn.
DEAR MILT-Please play Re-
member You're Mine" to Betty,
with al my love. JOHNNY.
HIILf-Please dedicate @Jusi
Born. 70 Kenny, the most
wonderful guy I know,
BRENDA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Greetings

CONGRATULATIONS 70 sadie
and Topper. One year on Oc-
tober -. Best Of luck always.
SWEETY and the EAGLE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY 70 Pat @
on October 30. From all her
friends. Signed. all her friends,
JACK Happy anniversary
honeyl We're engaged -four
months today. Chances Are,
we only have eight months "a
wait. From YOUR Special
Angel DOTTTE.
RUTHY GLAZER-Hope you had
. happy birthday the 23rd. Re-
CARDS from sunny Florida. AN
NETTE.
JERRY K.ZHappy birthday
Sweet Seventeen" October
Is. Be q good "WhittIe Boy
and think Of me. DoREN.
SUZANNE H.-Good luck on
your future stead. BILLY T.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the red
head. Betty. on Oct. 80, from
CUPDll
SALLY NGE-Happy birthday
to the best nom in the world.
Love, CAROLYN.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PUNKY, on
Oct. -. to the cutest kid at
s. c S. Love, MAUREEN.
DEAR GEORGE-Happy- BIRTH
day and ! hope you enjoyed
the party. Love "a. PEGGY.
DON Sits been . wonderful
year Hope there win be many
many more. A very happy an-
niversary. Love. 10 ANNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Teen-Age Nightmare

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I have always heard that
our teen years were supposed
to be happy and carefree--
the best time Of . persons
life. So far my teen-age life
has been = nightmare. Ny
father Is . teacher and he
expects me TO make all As I'm
school. Last year Il was easy.
but this year Il Is really hard
and when school started my
troubles began. I have been
50 afraid Of getting q d. I
was almost frozen with terror
when Il was time for eur re-
port cards.
Well. / got q d and my
father sook away all Of my
privileges. ! cannot 60 any
where except to school and
church. II l get another d
my allowance win be stopped.
MY grades IN science and
math are not good and l just
know IN get another ID. He
calls me . day dreamer and
says I look out Of the window
instead Of paying attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
HOW TO PLACE a TEEN-AD

DEADLNE: Wednesday PM for Sunday following Ads
received too late win appear following Sunday
RATES: lines sc l0e each additional line You can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words Per
line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure your name adj
dress. and telephone number then send your ad ulus
PAYMENT 70 IEEN-ADs. The Sunday star Washington
d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

|LOST-One slightly used heart,
TO J T. g.. about 7 mos. ago. II
found BY him, please keep. q. d.
WANTED Suitland football
player; has black hair. dark
eyes and 9 IT, II found. call
BABBIE.
TOM CONLIN andphis orchestra.
We're rootin' for "a. See you
at the Turkey Hop. TOM
CONLIN PAN CLUB"
MARLENE O.. who miss very
much. please take my ring,
even though II Il means not 60
ing steady. Love always.
STEVE.
TO n. HI think you're the
-Mostest." and hope it's the
same with you. Thinking Of you
every minute. -JAILBIRD."
FOR sALE-Boy;s 7f-in. heavy
weight bicycle: excellent con-
dition. Must see TO appreciate;
sacrifice for SIS. Can BOB,
LII. 2-6723.
FOR SALE-Ford 80 Tudor Sc
dan; white with red flames
10 Nero. engine. loaded In,
fE, w.-wS.. r. b. LA. e-O08I
BARBARA--Sorry / didn't be-
lieye YOU. Please by NY Spe-
cial Angel again because -You
Send Ne" and III always be
Loving You" KENNY.
wANTED-one or two boys. ages
1918. to share expenses on
horseback trip. down the Ap-
palaehian Trail. Dec. 1854.
Must have own horse. RA.
e-7a6o.
SALE - White, hailerina-length,
strapless formal, size $40:
never worn: for SO. Cal BEN
ME after Z pm. or on satur-
days or Sundays. Ii. 1881.
FOR sALE-Large Lionel train
set: ? engines. cars, station,
transformer and many access
sories; minor repairs needed:
$50. Model alrplanes: 60 Diff
ferent plastic airplanes, 5 ships:
SIS. Call so. o-7i79.
my SPECIAL ANGEL Jim
w. The four years win never
get here. but until then, re-
member You're Ny One and
Only Love" / viii 90 on Low
ing You" always. Loving you
forever, JOANNE P.
COOLlDGITES get behind the
Colts and cheer them on 20
victory over Bell. Wen beat
them like We smeared Dunbar.
The Confident One.
ARCHERY EQUIPMENT, COM
plete set, like new: cost $50,
sell $25. Call Ii. $3.50.
CAMPING EQUIPMENT. tent.
etc; good condition; reason
ably priced. Call Ii. 3-s6is.
FOR SALE-Four-speed trans
mission. fits Ford or Stude-
baker. Call VIII. 6-eS63.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Miscellaneous
q ELvIs PRESLEY LIPsTIcK

81 ELVLS PRESLEY LnPSI1Ck
free for selling only 50 Christ
mas cards al Sc En-. LA. e-e376.
FORAGAL,-AqilA nylon net, black
lace trim. size ~. practically
new; 50. WO. 6-l38a
ARMY COTS. new. - each: girls
tap shoes. size Ga. 81: formal.
white net. size II. SO: record
player. 4-speed, new. portable.
SIS. IA. 2-s6Tl.
COAT, long white. size II. SIS;
coat. long. girls size. -. CAL
IA. 2-5071.
FOR SALE - Midget car. ship.
motor with automatic clutch.
ball-bearing wheels and hand
brake: excellent condition: cost
over $50 70 build. A real sacri-
nee for SO. Sp. 3-ooo4.
RODDY Y. - sure wish you
were still working at the Dairy
Queen. MEREDITH p.
BOWANA - go more days. It's
been 100. You know ~ You're
stuck. Love "a. Your baby.
my ONE AND ONLY LOVE" II
you treat me nice" ! win ale
ways be flowing you" 70 Carol
from MACON.
FOR SALE pairs Of girls iag-
ure ice skates, size S: also q
26-inch girls bike. Cali OIL
2-6628.
FOR SALE - Coral-coiored car
coat. alpaca lining. size IL: sli.
Call PA. 5-1869 after 6.
AUTO. PHONOGRAPH, rpm.
speed: SO. Boys rink roller
skates. size z: SO. 10. 5-4lS2.
PHYLLIS - Vol Had a blast.
Hope to see you again some
day. LARRY.
SALE-Emerson radio and rec
ord player. 70 rpm, $40: also
1915 rpm. attachment. IS.
WO. ~6-4383.
TOMMY-Thanks. for taking
me 10 the homecoming dance.
had a wonderful time. LEB.
FOR SALE-Boy's 20-in. English
bike. new back tire. good eond. |:
SIS. FE. 3-2681.
FOR SALE-Boy Scout uniform.
size "a or Is: good condition;
IS. Cafl AP. 7-0124.
SALE, formal, orchid. ballerina-
length, size IA. So: shoes.
white, 7-B. 81; both like new.
RIA. 6-6654.
POR SALE-Sweaters. blouse.
coat. hat. gym shoes. dress.
Call FL. 1896.
PIANO wANTED-Console or
small apt. size; must be in
good condition. HA. 1880.
WANTED-Four ofiicial soap box
derby wheels and axles. Phone
JU. 9-3449.
sALE--Boy's lightweight German
racer. 20 In. 3 speed. hand
brakes. good condition; SIS.
Decatur 2-9137.
MlKE-"Chances Are" you1l
make CAROLS varsity: good
luck. THE FIRST KISS?"
FOR SALE-Party and other
clothes. graduation dress, i2-
IA. outgrown. In excellent con-
dition. Phone evenings or
week ends. EN-. 2-S376.
SALE-Girl's hockey stick. 81:
2 pairs snow skis, "a each.
WO. 6-4383.
TROMBONE-For sale, gold
plated. with case; very good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

AiBStB " SA1tlrt nun EOAE1Es
MILT-Please play MY Special
Angel and April Love- for
Jack Nc. From CINDY Nc.
MuT-PIease dedicate sChances
Are for Tommy, from LEB.,
for wonderful time ct the
dance.
MHT-Please ded. MY One and
Only Love" 70 Bobhi and Susie
who are tops From . devoted
friend.
MILT-Please play NY Special
Angel" to Doug. who Is. Hope
he has fun on November 2.
BONNIE L.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate
Daring It's Worderful.r for
Virginia q. and Franks A.
from Belvoir, Virginia. who
have been going steady 4
month
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
you Send Me-" for Judy p,
Of Marshall. and Jack K Of
Haymarket, Va, who have
been going steady ] month.
MILF = Please dedicate @Spe-
ciai Angel for Kenny On our
first anniversary. October a.
ANNE
MTLT-Please dedicate Happy,
Happy Birthday Baby" to Janet
walter on Nov. ,. from CUPID
MMT-Please play Born to BE
Your Baby for judy B., from
BOB T.
DADDY COOL GRANT Ded.
Happy Birthday Baby" on Oct.
Is. for Herby r. from his little
bifty sister, PAT.
DEAR MILT-Piease ded. Re
member You're Nine to Jim
my. with love. NARY LOU.
who Really Cares
DEAR MILT-please play Dad
dy Cool for Eddie J. From
MARY LOU.
DEAR MKLT-Rlease ded. -Spe-
cial Angel for Bohbie and Pat.
Love. MARY LOU.
DEAR MILT - Please play
Chances Are for Barb and
Charlie Love. MARY LOU.
DEAR MILT-Please play Rock
the joint" BY Bill Haley, for
Diane and Arnold.
MILF - Please dedicate Keep
A-Knocking" to Eileen, from
STANLEY.
DEAR MELT - Please dedicate
Darling It's Wonderful" on
Oct. %. 10 George K. from
SISSY S.
MnT--Please ded. Diane" to
my Special Angel George r.
PEANUT"
DEAR MILT Please play
-Rockin' Pneumonia" on Tues
day, between 5 ard 6, to Linda
r. from TOMMY.
DEAR MILT - Please dedicate
Chances Are" to Bonnie and
John. and Bonnie and Albert.
MMT-Please play whole Lot
Of Shaking Going On. for Dufo
B. Of the A.P. from S. II. and
j. ].
MMT-Please ded. MY Special
Angel" for Billy M. from some
one who really cares in
SOL ..f99
DEAR MIT-Please play with
You on Ny Mind to Jimmy
and Treat Me Nice" from
MARY LOU.
DEAR UNCLE MILT - Please
play MY One and Only Love-
for MY Special Angel" tol
Terry on Monday. SHIRLEY. |
MR.. GRANT-Please play NY
Special Angel 10 Dennis A.. /
because he Is NY Special An
gel" I hope he knows. RITA =.
HI. no. MMTERNOi Please play
Little Bitty Pretty One,
Chances Are" MY Special
Angel" and MY One sin" for
my one and only Evil Angel"
to Jamie L. from JOHN n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Happy Birthday. BABY" 70 eu-
zanne On Oct. 81 from someone
who loves her very much.
DEAR MILF = Please dedicate
Boom. Boom to Joe h. and
my heart does 20 Boom.
Boom. Every time you cau ne
On the phone. Love always.
DONNA y
DEAR MILF = Please dedicate
-Jailbaitr to Margaret and
Chuck. Sandy and Gene, and
Johnny IN the hot IS Pontiac.
MILT-Please play ~You send
Me- for Eddie W. the boy with
the blue Ford down Colonial
Beach win always remember
Eou from FRENCHIE-
MnT AND DON-PIease play
Treat Ne NiceT for FeeRy and
Dixie Lee ct the rs Ridina
Stable A loving enemy.
DEAR DON AND MELTY-pedi-
cate You Send Me for fha
red head. Jean. for her birthday
on Oct 50l : From CUPID.
DON AND aIILT-Please nIay
rYou Send Me- for Jerry. frorn
TRUDI. on Oct. -. between
5 and 6.
DON DILLARD = Please pay
-Jailhouse Rock" for &c af
D J. BILL c. GA. s-170s)
DON DTLLARD piea,e NAV
Wonderful. Wonderful ~
STAN FREEBURG for Joe. JU.
SIKH.
DON-Please play -Raunchy- On
Oct. - in the evening for
Sarah'from Jna. ~. 7-5l65.
D0N-Please play Helpless hT
the Flamingoes for Barbara B.
from Rick n. who have been
going steady : months tomor-
r0w-Gamma. RICK NJ, Wa.
$3.50.
D0N-Play Chances Are" to r.
from Ting and Albert and Joan
from COLLEEN. Ev. 4-s507.
DON-Please play Happy Birth
day. Baby for Doug Z. who
has one March u from MAR
TIA l.. OIL. 4-3lss.
DON Play Just Born" for
Eddie, who likes an Of EN-.
Spin -Honeye0mb- for the red
head on the hayride. Play On
Oct. 50 between and $50.
DON-Please play Fascination"
at 7.35 am. to Stevereeno ID.
CO from SANDY. OIL 4-ss77.
DON-Please play MY Special
Angel by Bobby Helms, for
Kenny and Barbara, on Tues
day afternoon. at $50.
DON-Please play MY Special
Angel" for ]. p. and d. P. and
M. N. and B. K. Cupid BAR
BARA. WE. S-5l3S. Thank you.
DON Please ded. @My one and
Only Love" to Dick p. From
GAYLE.
DON-Please play Loving You
for Kenny and Barbara, on
Monday morning at SIS.
DON-Please dedicate ~You send
Me" to Barbara, from KENNY,
on Tuesday at SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Please answer my letter
soon and try 20 help me.
Scared NJ.
Dear Scared NJ:
The one important thing
you didn't mention In your
letter is whether or not you
ARE doing your best in your
school work. Since IL appears
you are terrified Of getting
low grades ! presume you are
doing your utmost.
It Is quite possible q little
extra tutoring in science and
math would nelp you. and
Dad should be able. and will
ing. to give you that help
right at home. just be sure
you are doing your part.
Then. II he won't change, I
suggest you ask your science
and math teachers 10 help
you. or ask Nom to talk to
Dad. Perhaps she can make
him zee that his attitude Is
all wrong.
This column b conducted
Ter teen-agers. Letters can
Be answered through the
column only-as soon rs time
and space permit. Write your
problem to Dorothy Kicker in
care Of TEEN. The Washing
ton Star, Washington 4, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

are not going to date as often
as you have in the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
OMAHA

OMAHA
uhe Russian announcement Of an inter-
continental baIlistic missile QCBM) came
as a surprise to most Americans. The
launching Of Sputnik. the Soviet earth
satellite, added shock to the surprise. To-
eether, the two Developments seemed to
mean that the Russians could, either now
or in the near future, hit US with H-bombs
at will.
But can they?
There is very good reason to doubt it.
Up to now the reason has been locked up
in fantastic labyrinth here in Nebraska -
close to the geographical center Of the
United States. Now, for the first time, you
can look inside this electronic fortress,
headquarters Of the Strategic Air Com
mand, and see how the men responsible for
the defense Of America have met the threat
Of q missile H-bomb holocaust.
Military planners must always assume
the worst about an enemy's power. Defense
plans cannot wait on the enemy's announce
ment of wonder weapon. nor on confirm
alton that il works. So, several months
before Sputnik, SAC had put into action a
new war plan, specifically devised to counter
the possibility of an ICBM attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
by PAT FRANK

Il is based on the simple theory that the
only way to stop an ICBM is to keep it on
the ground, and that the only way to keep
it on the ground is by making devastating
retaliation absolutely certain.
Before the first ICBM reaches United
States territory, SAC can scramble" =
put in the air "a powerful wave Of jet
bombers from many bases, on this continent
and overseas. This SAC plan is fully opera
tional. II has been tested. II works.
Gen. Thomas S. Power, new Commander
in-Chief Of SAC, believes the greatest pres
ent danger is that the Kremlin. exultant
over scientific triumphs, will underestimate
the ability Of the United States to deliver
certain and awful retaliation. Lest the
Kremlin be tempted, he is taking the wraps
of SAC'S new war plan, which until now
has been kept top secret.
First Peek AZ Headquarters
With photographer Maxwell Coplan, was
the first magazine Journalist to be taken
into SAC'S underground headquarters, and
shown how it works, and why.
South Of Omaha, a vast building in
congruously rises from the fiat Nebraska
prairie. Its sand-colored brick exterior is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

The time stop intereontinentaI missile before
leaves the ground Here. in the worlds most fantastic Ho
the worlds toughest military problem is being faced
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-24
Redskins 0utpointed By PhiIo 14-12

But as all fans know, games
aren't won on figures, and sopho-
more halfback Dave Seyerle'S
end sweeps for both points-after-
touchdown are sure proof Of that
old saying. Caldwelps big break
was lost in the final quarter
when Philo recovered a tumble
on their own l3 to halt the Red
skins who were making a deter
mined march for what appeared
to be the winning touch
down. AS d result of the loss,
Caldwell has a season mark of
3-3 while Philo has 81 and re-
mains in strong contention to
share the MVL crown.
First Quarter
Caldwell started the game in
business-lik fashion as Dave
Milligan returned the opening
kickoff 20 yards to the Caldwell
At Ron Priest bolted straight up
the middle for Is yards and a