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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17

two countries bound even
more closely together"
Gen. Brougher referred to
q book of poetry he had writ
ten while q prisoner called
THE Long Dark Road" In
accepting the honor he read
the dedication in the book:
This little book is dedi-
Gated to my comrades who
were prisoners of war in the
hands Of the Japanese: par
ticularly to the memory Of
the many thousands who
died: and more particularly
to the memory Of Colonies
Moses. Noble and Moran,
martyred comrades Of the
18th Division, who were exc
cuted by the Japanese"
Col. Brougher spoke with
deep emotion Of the three
colonies mentioned In the
dedication. OF the award he
received, he said. II pass 1t
(the award) on to these
three. There isn't anything
anyone can do to recognize
the sacrifice these men made
for their country"
Mrs. Brougher and several
Of their friends were on hand
for the ceremony and after
wards all joined in cham
payne toasts.
Guatemala VIP
Another arrival on the dip
lomatic scene yesterday was
that of Guatemala's Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, DR..
Jorge Skinner. He Is the
guest Of the Ambassador and
Sonora de Cruz-Salazar.
A stag luncheon Is plan
ned for him tomorrow and
will be given by Assistant
Secretary Of State Roy Ru-
bottom, IT., at the Mayhower
Hotel.
Today the Foreign Minister
Is being honored at q lunch
con at the Pan American
Union given by the entire
Council Of the Organization
Of American States.
.Tomorrow's plans also call
for DR.. Skinner to lay q
wreath at the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier.
On Thursday he will be the
guest Of honor at q lunch
con given by Mr.. Richard
Hardness. president of the
Overseas Writers Association
at the Willard and that
evening DR.. Skinner win give
q dinner in honor of As
sistant Secretary Rubottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
Ex-King Leopold Arrives;
General Is Decorated

Former King Leopold Of
Belgium arrived in town this
morning for q one day visit.
He is the guest Of Atomic
Energy Commission Chair
man Lewis Strauss and his
schedule called for visiting
the Army Package Power Re-,
actor at Fort Belvoir this
afternoon.
King Leopold arrived at
MATS terminal at IL o'clock
this morning and was met
by Admiral Strauss and Am
bassador Silverscruys Of the
Belgian embassy.
A luncheon was scheduled
at the embassy for today be-
fore the $3.50 trip to Fort
Belvoir.
This evening the ex-King
will be honored at q dinner
given by Adm, Strauss and
Army Secretary Brucker at
the 1925 F Street Club.
Members of the press were
invited to tea yesterday af-
ternoon given by Sonora de
Averhoff. daughter Of the
Cuban Ambassador.
The purpose Of the party
which took place at the en-
baSSy was to discuss plans
for the forth coming tea and
fashion show. The event Is
to raise funds for the Loyola
Retreat House of Georgetown
University and will take place
on October ! from 3 to S pm.
The show viii be at the
embassy and fashions will
be by Estcvez whose wife
will also model. Tickets can
be purchased at the embassy
now or on the day Of the
show.
Among those pouring at
yesterdays event were Mrs.
Meade Patrick and Sonora
Baron, wife Of the Cuban
Ambassador to the Orgainza-
ton of American States.
Philippine Decoration
Earlier in the day there
was q decoration ceremony at
the Philippine embassy when
Brig. Gen. william z.
Brougher, USA was awarded
the Distinguished Service
Star Of that country.
The II am. event took
place at the Chancery and
officiating in the absence Of
the Ambassador was Minis
ter Mauro Calingo.
Gen. Brougher served in
the Philippines at the OUT
break Of the second World
War and later spent three
and q half years In japanese
prison camps.
The award was given to
the General for "eminently
meritorious and valua BILE
service in a position Of major
responsibility from November
1871 to March 1912"
1t concluded "Gen.
Brougher's command ability
and courageous leadership
contributed in great measure
to the gallant defense Of the
Philippines"
In bestowing the award
the Minister said. 1T gives
me great honor and pleasure
in pinning this medal on
Gen. Brougher. Behind this
medal stands more than so
years Of friendship between
our two countries and it is
my wish and earnest hope
that the future will see these
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Miss Adkins
Sees Red
AT Survey

Continued From Page b.
Miss Adkins said she has the
utmost faith that it is the
women who will carry the
banner Of the Republican
Party to victory in the cleo
ton that we are facing
Establishment of a real
two party system" in Vir-
ginia and other Southern
States is even more impor-
tant than election OF any
particular q. o. p. candi-
date. she declared.
Only thus. she said, will
both parties be forced to pre-
sent the voters with strong,
attractive candidates and
real solutions to local prob
lens"
"Stagnati0n, Dizziness"
The current plight Of the
State Of Virginia, which
has one Of the lowest voting
records in the Nation {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-17
needleworkers this is
your autograph party
your chance to meet
MISS ALICE CARROLL

editor.in.chief of Modern Needlecraft'
Miss Carroll comes to Art Needework, Wosh-
inoton Store, Thursday and Friday of this
week. Hond-knitted fashions, as illustrated in
Modern NeedIeeroft" will be Displayed in the
department. Miss Carroll will be happy to
autograph copy Of the noeozine for you.
She'll help you select the right materials for
the knitting or erochetine you plan.
Miss Carroll has fund of fascinating inforno-
ton, obout hond-knits os O growing fashion
49,. about the new textured look thot's so i'm
portont and whot types Of yarns are most
popular for eertoin age groups. Do drop BY
to meet and consult her.
W5L-At Needework, Sth Floor, Washington Store only
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To Celebrate
.Bostiue Day
With Pqrty

French Embassy members
have been invited to preside as
costume judges at the Bastille
Day celebration to be given at
Normandy Farm on July Is.
M. Pierre ieandy, Counselor
Of the Embassy, and M. Jean
Baube, press attache, will
Judge the wearers of French
Revolutionary costumes who
win attend the fete.
Costume is optional, but
those wearing period attire viii
have an opportunity to win
handsome prizes. There will
be awards for the best cos
TUNES worn by a man and a
woman.
Strolling music, Partisan dec
orations. and holiday illumi-
nations will contribute to the
gayety Of the scene. Carts to
pick UP prisoners" will tour
the grounds. A buffet dinner
will be served on the Nor
mandy Farm lawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Human nature is like that
A woman may take 20 years to
accumulate her extra pounds.
but once. she makes up her
mind to lose them she Is apt
to want to see results immedi-
ately.
We all have seen the unat-
tractive effects Of losing Q
great deal Of weight too rap
idly. The skin did not have
time to shrink to its new pro-
portions and often the arms
and neck are baggy. Wrinkles
may appear which would have
been avoided II the reduction
had been more gradual.
II you have only q few
pounds to lose you can do so
rapidly without these unhappy
by-products. You can lose 10
pounds in Q short time and
look 10 years younger. How
ever. If you have many extra
pounds you should be content
ed with q loss Of two to two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

means that you leave on rich
desserts. fried foods. gravy.
cream sauces. drink skim or
dried. fat-free milk, and de-
crease the amount Of butter
and salad oils.
8. Build up on proteins such
as lean meat. fish and fowl.
I. Build up on the vitamin
rich foods such as fresh vege-
tables and fruits. These are
low in calorie count and high
in health value. They are also
flling.
5. You need some carbohy-
drate foods but control them.
You won't starve on 1900 to
1.400 calories q day and you
win lose two to two-and-a-half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
WHY GROW OLD?
Losing Excess Pounds
Gradually Is Best Bet
and-a-half pounds Q week.

and-a-half pounds Q week.
You should remember that
when you lose weight on the
outside you also lose on the
inside. You should not lose
too much supporting flesh
without giving internal organs
time for adjustment.
You will not have to cut
your calorie intake drastically
II you aim at q loss Of two
and-a-half pounds weekly.
You can follow these simple
rules.
!. Take smaller helpings.
Never eat until you feel
stuffed.
2. Cut down on fats. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Lingerie, SaOe 25% to $685.!

$lss $5s Nyon Teot Briefs and Ponties ST. Loce and
net trim, white only; sizes to 7.
$395 NyIon Trieot Petteoots $295. Embroidery oce TRIM
White, pink. blue, champagne in the group Smo medium,
large.
loee trim White, pink. beige, navy in the group. Smo,
medium, oroe
$795 TO $lo.95 Nyon Treot Gowns $685. Full length and
wotz length gowns Val Ioce sheer and founce trims White
pink, blue in the group; sizes 81 to SO.
$500 White Cotton Blend Slips and Pettieoots $500 Bout
font and sheath Styles pone embroidery lace trims Small
and medium sizes 81 to 39.
800 Cotton Gowns $3.50 Noon pse or botste in button
front and wotz length and baby doll Styles Poste pink blue;
small medium, loroe.
Second Floor. Street; selections OF all Branch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
ENGAGEM ENTS


Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mickey
Smith Of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Patricia Nc
Key to 1t. James Earl Wagner
USA, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit Wagner Of Culpeper,
Va. A July wedding is planned.
Smith-Ketch
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen I.
Smith Of Bethesda announce
the engagement of their
daughter Patricia Dale to Mr..
Jay L. Ketchie. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester p. Ketchie Of
Winston-Salem N. c. A late
fall wedding is planned.
Steger-O okes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles
Steger Of Huntsville, Ala, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Marguerite to
SPC/2 Randall Voorhees, Cakes,
IT., USA, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Randall Voorhees, Cakes. Of
Arlington. An August 8 we'd
ding Is planned.
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pounds Q week.
Remember. too. that exer-
else win be q great ally In
firming you up while you lose
poundage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Heller-Roberts

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Heller Of
Chevy Chase announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Mary Ann to Mr.. Thomas
Gilbert Roberts, jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts Of Edge
water, Md. A November we'd
ding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Jenninqs-Hoch

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Cham
bliss announce the engagement
Of her daughter Beverly Anne
Jennings to Mr.. Joseph M.
Hoch, son Of Mr.. Joseph j.
Hoch of Long Island. An Oc-
tober 10 wedding is planned.
WueSt-C orcoron
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C.
Wuest Of Philadelphia, Pa,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Joan Marie to
Mr.. John Roger Corcoran, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael T.
Corcoran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Brown-WeLs

Brown-Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Brown Of Arlington announce
the engagem emit of their
daughter Sandra Kay to Mr..
Jack Phillip Wells, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Wells. A Janu-
airy wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

1t. Col. E. o. HUFF, USA and
Mrs. HUH Of Fort Meade, Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Dixie to LIST
1t. Robert M. williams, SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Madison
Williams Of Topeka. Kans.
An August "a wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Scheer-Wiff

Scheer-Witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M.
Scheer announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Deb
orah to Mr.. Alexander Witt,
son Of Mr.. Solomon Witt Of
South Boston, Va, and the
late Mrs. Bertha Witt. A fall
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Negligees, Corsets, Save $50 to 5000,

Ply $IoyS Robes and Duster $500 Long or Short
nyon cotton Pink blue noy sizes 10 to 20 in the oroup
SzS5 to $3.50 Fonne Fleece and Nyon Quilt Robes ST.
long or snort styles white and pastel shodes broken sizes Few
OF kind Third Floor, Street only
talon. Sizes II to 30
1925 to SIS GdIes. $5.s5 1926. Nyon ostex royon
size and STYLE wv =
@so TO $3.50 Panty GdIes. $3s5 to $685. Nyon lostex
royon puons, side zppers Many one Of kind and style
$l5o to $3.50 Brussees Bondeous 81 TO S4e5 Cot.
any style.
Second Floor Street, ond selections all Branch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

$zSS' to 1899 Suits, SIS and SIS. Spring suits in OO
wool eeds onnes and crepes Bo ocket and dressmoker
Styles Navy, yellow; sizes to 5
$3.50 to $3.50 Duse $lo Royon and ocetote in linen
to IS
$l4sS TO $22sS Dresses $7os and SI2 Pure silk prints
ryon and oeetote 1000 cotton non and Light and
dark colors in sizes to IS.
$z999 and $3.50 Coats SIS and $lS ooo6 wool fonnes
and bosketweoves. Broken sizes and coors
$49s and $500 Bouses So Cotton Shirts body DOLL Iona
sleeve or sleeveless Styles Solid coor posteIs and white in
sizes 80 to SO.
$500 $loes Skirts So and S. Royon and oceote in linen
weoves striped cotton Docron blends ooo woods slim and
tiore Styles Blue pink dark colors in sizes to Is
1899 Chino Cotton Jackets S. Classic Styles khaki yellow
block in broken sizes
Teens and Junior Separates, Fourth Floor Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

Fifth Floor Dresses
Misses and Half Sizes $Ioss to $l4ss Dresses S. cepes
solo eolors dresy and casual styles Light and dok eoors
sizes 10 to 20 and l4h to 24H
Misses and Holt Size $4S9 to $7oS Dresses S7o9 Royon
sheers eepes coons dessy oiored
afternoon Styles Sizes 10 to 20 and IA to 24h
Misses and Holt Size $I79o $3.50 Dresses SIo cepes
shees doerons cottons novelty Dressy bose shirt
woist styles light ond dork coo prints pIods solids Sizes
to 20 and Az to 24H. Broken in size and color
Street, selections at Fos Church. Shnoton Silver Sprno
Sport Dresses
$l4os to SIS Summer Kns So to SIS Cotton and orion
lined blends, sizes 10 to g. Broken sizes and coIors
$3.50 Striped MetoIe Cotton Shwost Dresses So 81 push
up sleeves, sizes 70 to l8, blue or grey
$35 Washable Arne Ensemble S2o Sleeveless peoted dress
with Eton jacket, beige green, sizes 10 to l6
Sport Dresses and Knit Dresses Fifth Floor Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Accessories, SAGE $50 to 500

s. o$5 Fubrc Gloves, $Ie5
Al oshion name gloves White beige block, navy pink ice
blue yellow ond brown; sizes to w Street. selections
ct oil Branch Stores
s. Necklaces, Bracelets, Pins. Earrings, for ST.
CoIored descent beod cooed stones some whites and
postels ~ -
81 to $40 Summer JeweIry, ST to S.
Necklaces broeeets pins eons coored beads and stones
sImuoed peors. Some from famous manufacturers
Prices plus Federal tax.
Jewer Main Floor Street. selections ar ShrInoton Silver
Spring and Falls Church.
Full Fashioned NyIon Stockings. Csc pr, 3 pr. $3.50
Daytime and dress sheeS Sizes 8h to II in propotioned
lengths; current coor Street and all Branch Stores
S. CYstoI Presto-Mist Atomizer with Jewel Top S345
Neckweor and Hdndkerchiefs
styles. p'N'' wy ~ '4N0'e
81 Ribbon Motodor Ties for ST.
$500 Long Jersey StoIes. $500. Assorted coIors.
$500 to $500 BIousettes ST 80 So Discontinued Styles
some one-of-o-kind Mostly cotton Broken sizes.
81 to So Collars Dkies and Films ST to $4 Sotin pioue
nyon.
81 to s. Mems and Wonens Hondkerchefs soc to ST So
embroidered plain; some initials
Sloe5 Navy Folle and Leather Pouches, S.
$795 Navy Foe and Leather Handbags S. Dessy and toi
Iored single handle style.
So to SIS Clutch Boos S. Assorted fobrcs. linen s,row.
shonunss postics All with compact and comb High fashion
coor
All prices plus Federal tax
Street only
ModemoseIIe Sl695 and $l7s5 Shoes $3.50 and sIl.oo
Pumps and sling pumps, hi and medium heels Novy black
red Golf suede potent spectators Sizes ore broken
Shoe Scion, Fourth Floor Street. selections Shirneton
Fols Church and Silver Spring.
Customeroft $le.95 and $20e5 Shoes, $l4o0
Some white leoher and fobrcs black patent Golf suede in
hi ond medium heel block sotin hi heel; navy calf hi and
medium heel navy suede hi heel brown leather in hi
and medium heel Shoe Salon. Fourth Floor Street only
$2.95 to $S.95 Spring and Summer Hats, s. to S.
Strow piques, linens in most coors including white
$40 to $3.50 Millinery, IS to SIS
Spring ond summer Styles including srows in eoos and
white Street, selections at Fos Church, Silver Sprnq and
Shirinoton
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$3.50 Silk Chiffon Dress; sotn mdrf "a sleeves size Is,
Second Floor Street, and selections Branch Stores
Misses Dresses
royon CREPE oyon tissue foe Grey Beige brown few navy
and block Misses sizes
SIS Dresses ST. Bosic tooed cocktail and dinner dresses
docronwoo royon CREPE nyon net Postes beige grey few
navy and black. Misses sizes.
SIS to $40 Dresses SIS and 2pc style dressy afternoon,
cocktail evening and dinner dresses woooyon docronwoo
cotton oce royon Crepe royon loce coonoron silk prints
royon offeto print Beige brown, blue pink few navy
and block Misses sizes.
S35 and sss Dresses $50 Street and afternoon few cocktail
dresses. Plain and prints. Many one of kind
Second Floor Street; selections OF all Branch Stores
Womens Dresses
$3.50 TO 5000 Dresses SIS. Pure silk in dot print black
navy with offeto TRIM black navy silk shonuno
print few formal dresses blue roe toffeo with oce yoke
$3.50 to $3.50 Dresses s7s Black or blue crepes with
color trim silk hontunes in navy block prints in the group
5000 to $3.50 Dresses s4s to s7s cepes in black and
navy lpc and ocket dresses silk print jacket dresses
Broken sizes.
Second Floor, Street, selections OF oil Branch Stores
$1,000 to $3.50 Dresses $7ss Cotton sheoth metal button
trim jersey shrtwost poko dot silk poste broodcIoth with
full skirt and tucked bib shog bark sheoh plaid sheath. pc
si7ss to $3.50 Dresses sl7 Silk shontung sheoh pastel
broodcoh with lace and embroidery trim plaid sleeve
less dress with small collar, pc. striped cotton.
Dress Princess line cotton with removable white yoke silk
shontune shirt Dress full skted and ocetoe sleeveless
polished cotton print Princess line toeo with white loee collar
spun linen Rednoote and slim sheath dress.
$2999 $45 Dresses $40 Silk and cotton shwost dress
with lace and embroidery trim wo-tone cotton embroidered
lantern sleeve cotton poste shwost dress with embroidered
Fourth Floor Street, selections at Silver Spring. Shrneton
Falls Church,
..SilVer Spring ShirHagtm
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$500 to Bouses S. Docron and Pima Docron crepe
silk short and long sleeves classic and dessy solid and prints
white, black, blue, pink. Sizes 30 to A.
$1,000 to $l2o9 BIouses ST. Docron chiffon Pima and Doc
ron boste eyeet Docron crepe in white black Sizes 80 tc
SO. "a sleeve cotton shirts in Ioc
Slo.Ss Skirts, S. Slim linen. WOOL cotton full prints Size:
10 to Is.
$l4s9 TO $zzSs Skirts. S. Silk, orne WOOL pIeoted slim
full circle LIoc. grey beige, blue, pink Sizes 10 to Is.
$500 end $7o9 Tops S. Sleeveless linen and cotton tops
to match skirts Beige blue, gold grey pink Sizes 10 to Is
$3.50 TO SIS All Weather coot ST. Royon oie busters
cotton popn, cotton tweed Black navy, noturo pink Sizes
8 to l6
SIS Duchess RoyaI Suits $l2 and SIS Acetate and
unned fitted or box jockes slim skirts Navy blue in sizes
10 to IT,
Third Floor Street, selection Of bouses all branch
Little Sport Shop, SAGE n to III
$3.50 $500 BIouse 81 $3Cottcn Docron Docor
crepe. nyon eeoroette cottons Broken sizes 81 to &c.
Street Floor, Street; selections at all Branch Stores
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28
Annual Farm
Institute Today
And Tomorrow

The annual Town and Country
Institute drew large crowds to OPP
ening sessions. Carl Kranze OF
Montana State College discussed
The Town and Country at the
Crossroads of the CT. Plains" and
Gene Coombs, Security Bank at
Billings, discussed whats in the
Crystal ball for Agriculture" This
afternoon sessions are devoted to
taxation.
A special luncheon will be
held for Institute speakers to-
night and the Jaycee Square
Dance at the Moose hall will
complete Thursdays program.
Several very interesting displays
are set up in the Elks hall, where
Institute sessions r held.
The public is reminded to be
sure and attend all Friday ses-
sions at the Elks including the
ladies' session at the Lalonde ball.
room at 2 p. m. Fridays sessions
include a report on Turkey by
Bill Lassey, a special youth panel
and the afternoon Experiment
session. A report of the Institute
will be made next week.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28
Bonding. Election
Petitions Are COMPLETED

Circulation of bonding petitions
in the Sidney high school district
and School District No. 5, asking
the Sidney Board of School Trus-
tees to call bonding elections,
was completed last week by can
vassers representing the Sidney
Kiwanis club, the Sidney Jaycees,
the Sidney Parent-Teachers' As
ISOLATION and rural school repre-
sentatives in the Sidney high
school district. The petitions
bearing names of 600 high school
district and 465 school district
No. S signers are now being
checked by the Richland County
Clerk and Recorder.
The number of signers on each
petition is far in excess of the
minimum number needed. One
petition calls for an election in
the Sidney high school district
proposing to bond for S191, 10000
of which total, $161, 10000 would
finance its share of a junior high
school (grade 81 and $50. 90
for remodeling and furnishing of
the senior high school (grades
10, IL, and l2). The other pc
tition calls for an election in
School District No. S, proposing
to bond for $196, 100000, which
would finance its share of a
junior high school (grades 2 and
81.
The location of the junior high
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28
2ND LIT. ELDON RICE
END OF
OFFICERS TRAINING

Second Lieutenant Eldon E.
Rice, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Rice of Intake, is nearing COM
pletion of a 16 weeks officer ba-
sic course at Fit. Knox, KY. 1t.
Rice will graduate March 7th af-
ter receiving instruction pertain
ing to the various subjects on
armor He is also receiving phases
of leadership training along with
a physical training program.
1t. Rice entered his training at
Fl. Knox last October 29th. The
remainder of his two year obi
cation will be spent on an 49,
month tour of active duty in the
Far East Command in Korea. He
will be assigned as a platoon
leader of a medium tank platoon.
After completing his training
at Fit. Knox 1t. Rice will be
granted 80 days leave time prior
to overseas shipment.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28
Janet Redgren
Richland County
II. D. Agent

N. E. Beers, director of the
Montana Extension Service, an
nounces the appointment of Mrs.
Janet Redgren as Home Demon
stration Agent-at-Large in Rich
land County starting March l.
Mrs. Redgren is a graduate of
Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wis
consin, in Home Economics.
Mrs. Redgren filled in as sub
stitute Home Economics teacher
at the Sidney high school. She
has during the month of Febru-
airy received service-training with
Home Demonstration agents in
Miles City and Glendive. Mrs.
Redgren will be called out of the
county for a short time during
March to receive additional spe-
cial training.
She is a resident of Sidney, so
is well informed of Richland
county.