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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
BY DAISY cLELAND

Hardly q housewife exists
who hasn't planned q quiet
evening at home and . din
ner of left overs only to be
called at the last minute end
told BY her husband that he
is bringing home several busi-
ness cronies for supper. This
includes even Mrs. Eisen-
hover.
Life in the country as we'll
as in the White House has
doubled housekeeping chores
for Mrs. Eisenhower. and I'M
Willingly the President has
had a hand in it.
In recent months several
top visiting VIPs have talked
international business with
the President as they looked
out over the rolling battlefield
of Gettysburg from the
glassed-in porch of the Eisen-
howers' farm.
Typical Situation
The country place is the
Eisenhowers' private residence
and a spot where they can get
away from the pulsating pace
Of the White House. However,
like almost every man alive.
the President has started
bringing his business home
with him.
This common situatio n
reaches into the first family
Of the land as the President
brings to the Gettysburg farm
such dignitaries as Indian
Prime Minister Nehru, British
Field Marshal Montgomery
and just last Sunday. German
Chancellor Adenauer.
The chores of running her
first real home as well as the
Executive Mansion are not
done on a push button basis
by Mrs. Eisenhower.
AS is well known. she does
all the ordering Of meals, ano
often the marketing, plus
handling the running Of tht
houses.
Whether the President in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
MRS. EISENHOWER LEADS TWO LIVES
You Think White House Chores Are Tough?
Try Adding Those of q Gettysburg Form

to the Eisenhowers on their
3Sth wedding anniversary by
members Of the White House
stah and has O plaque COM
memoratInR the occasion
It Is marble and was In
stalled in the White House in
1854 and some time later was
sold to q second hand dealer.
Only recently was It restored
to presidential ownership. At
the opposite end Of the room
is a large bay window looking
toward the mountains.
The sofa is a copy Of the
round Victorian one IN the
diplomatic reception room at
the White House. It was given
to Mrs. Eisenhower by her
mother and is done in an off,
gold velveteen.
The dining room on the
right as you enter Is done in
gray and a soft raspberry red.
The rug and draperies are in
the red shade and the walls
are gray. The table and chairs
which would seat about Is.
form a set Mrs. Eisenhower
has owned for many years.
They are dark mahogany.
Two Table Services
Mrs. Eisenhower has both .
gold and q silver table service
at the farm. The silver is the
Stien rose pattern and the gold
is the Francis ! pattern.
The section to the right OF
the dining room Is where the
kitchen and pantry are as well
as q hallway going to the stone
wing.
The latter is strictly for the
President. This is where his
office and study are and, to be
sure, there is no feminine touch
here. The fireplace in the
Presidents study is very ole
and originally was In the
kitchen Of the house.
On the upper floors there are
seven rooms and five baths
One Of these rooms is for Mrs
Doud but there are no specia
Continued on Page D-22, Col.
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home. However. a look through
the center hall residence shows
a touch Of formality. COM
Portable living and gay colors
IMPLYING the Mamie Eisen-
hover joie de vivre.
As you walk in the front
entrance. which faces the Blue
Ridge Mountains 20 miles
away. the actual oh-center
hall goes straight through TO
the glassed-in porch, AS in
most houses there is one room
which is lived in" and this is
it for the Eisenhowers.
The porch is centrally heated
as we'll as air conditioned for
around living and its in
formal decor and comfort ex-
plain why it is used so much.
This is also the spot where
the President and his foreign
visitors do their serious talk
ing.
The furniture, including a
large three-cushioned sofa and
several chairs, have wicker
frames. At one end of the
porch, which runs the width
Of the middle section of the
house, is a wrought iron card
table and four chairs. They
are used for a pet relaxa-
ton Of the Eisenhowers-the
President is an avid bridge
player and she loves a Bolivia
game.
Pumpkin Color PredOminates
The wing on the left as you
enter is a formal drawing
room running the entire
length. The rug in this room
is an avocado gold, the dra-
peries are pumpkin color and
the walls are a banana yellow
Several pieces of the furniture
are covered in pumpkin velve-
teen.
There are two eye-catching
things in this room-one is
a mantel and the other is a
sofa.
The mantel for the fireplace
which is at the far end OF
the roonf least end was given
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vites the international leaders
to the farm because he feels
they can talk more easily and
privately away from all aides.
or whether he merely wants
to show of his new home, has
never been revealed.
: But If this is setting pat
tern there is one thing certain
1t is extra work for Mrs.
Eisenhower.
No Domestic STAFF
Each time the Eisenhowers
take their family or guests up
to the farm, the house must
be opened and closed when
they leave. There is no inside
domestic staff there perma-
nently although the place is
heavily guarded and there is
a farm manager.
They take their personal
servants with them from the
White House including Sergt.
Moaney, the Presidents valet,
and Rose Woods, Mrs. Eisen-
hower's personal maid.
The 473-acre farm is miles
southwest Of Gettysburg and
about a half mile of the
main highway.
The house, which was totally
rebuilt by the Eisenhowers and
doubled in size. is white paint
ed brick with a wing on the
southern end Of natural stone.
The exterior has simple lines.
With the barn nearby and an
old windmill just behind the
stone wing, it resembles large
farm house rather than a
country mansion.
In the words Of frequent
guest of the Eisenhowers, 1T
is an extremely livable and
attractive country place, but
not a mansion"
A Look Inside
The floor plan and decor OF
the Gettysburg residence have
never been revealed by the
White House since this is the
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hower's personally owned
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Record Requests

MILF GRANT-Please dedicate the
new one by Charlie Oracle. 'Fabu-
lous," to Lila and Dale who are
celebrating their End tmonth) an
niversary on June 5. Their loving
: brother, who thinks they're both
absolute and positive dolls.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate Coin
Steady" by Tommy Sands and
"Teen-Agers Romance" by Ricky
Nelson to Lynda, whom I would
like to thank for the wonderful
time I've had in the past few
months. And, although she may
be leaving for the summer, shall
cherish these moments until l
shall be able to see her once again.
l.. w.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate I'm
walking" by Fats Domino to Dam
nv Buslley of Lackey and Happy
Birthday, from DOLLY.
BOB HICKMAN - Please dedicate
I'm Sorry" to Bowleggie from
PUGGSIE
BOB R.-Please dedicate "Susie-Q'
to 2? From BIG DAVE"
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
Coin Steady" for Carole and
Johnny, who are IAN Shook Up"
over each other, on June S, at $50.
From CUPID"
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Fabulous" to the seventh graders
at st. Charles School. PAT, JO-
ANNE and CLAIRE.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate It's
You / Love-" to B. M. from a
FRIEND.
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Important Notice
On Summer Employment

Effective with the issue Of Sum-
day, q June 8. all teen employ
ment ads will be classified under
the headings Of "jObs wanted by
teens" and "teen help wanted"
An teen-agers seeking employ
ment may use this classification
at teen ad rates. Employers may
advertise for teen-agers for sum-
mer work at regular classified
rates.
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WELCOME HOME from SINK and a
very Happy Birthday. CHRIS.
ATTENTION, Kramer Jr. High-Vote
for Bobby CAN'T for your next
years v. p
BETTY BROWN - Have a happy
birthday on June 8; the best of luck
to you. CALVIN, JERRY and JACK.
PS-Will see you at the party.
MARY 10 D-I1l wait a lifetime
for you if you forgive me.
Bobby.
MOTORCYCLES-Indian Chief 48.
Looks good, runs better: sac, 5000.
Scout TAI, good transp. IA. 2-9325.
of Your No. 6 baseball player?
Please answer in TEEN. OK.
SHAKEY, JELLY KNEES and My
Guy at cambridge = The Rabbit
says "Hi"l B. B.
JULIE BANNING AND BARBARA
LEADS-Happy Birthday May 80.
ALMA H
JOB WANTED as delivery boy in
ne. store during summer. beginning
June IT. Age 151z. Ii. 3-7368.
MAUREEN-Glad you're better We
missed you'll MARYLAND. BAR
BARA, PHYLLIS and the gang.
FOR SALE-'39 Ford Deluxe "a race
engine. whitewalls, new tires
$175.OO. AID. $4,000.
HAPPY GRADUATION to all the
graduates at Holy Name School and
thanks to the Sisters of Saint
Joseph who taught us during the
eight years. CLAIRE HOLLOWAY.
TONI AND PAT Will you go
wi as to Glen Echo soon. A. j..
and Eddie.
NANCY B.-You're a $50 Rare"
Party Doll" and I'm "All Shook
Up" over you. Il Like Your Kinda
Love" Little Darlin." "Your True
Love-"
KISMER STUDENTS Vote for
Carol for president of Student
Council. Don't miss the boat, get
out and vote, II you are a fan OF
Carol Ann.
BOB T.-Many happy returns to you
on your 18th birthday. MARGARET
and RAY.
BOB THE best of luck always on
your birthday, May so. BETTY
and FRANCIS.
TOMMY-Je vous manque! II faut
que comprendre. Parlez a moi
quelque temps. N. K. L.
KENNY-Its great to have you home!
Looking forward to lots Of fun this
summer, with you and Mary Lou.
Hope can get Mr.. K and well have
a BALL CAROLE.
LOST-One Pokerface since he found
out about cars To his friend, HI!
SANDY.
JOE ROMEO-Please ask me for a
datel I I've waited so long! What
doya say?
DAVID WRIGHT-Awfully sorry I'm
few days late, but happy birthday.
anyway! MELINDA s.
FOR SALE: Sponsor canoe. (unsink-
able); best offer. Call NIKE, OIL.
2-5833.
FORMAL-Orchid lace and net. Worn
only once, in excellent condition.
Size Q or 10. 500. Call Ell. 6-4889
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Coin Steady to Bonnie from
GENE and to Mary M. from
DENNY.
MILT GRANT Please dedicate
True Love" to Ted C. from PAT L.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
School Day" and Its You Love-"
to Ricky B. from EMILY.
MILT-Please dedicate I'm Sticking
With You" and I'm Serious" to
Johnny S. from MIKE.
PLEASE MILT-Dedicate Fabulous"
for Robert H. and Pate, from
JUDY FREEMAN.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Love Me Tender" for John
Fleishell. Love. TERRY 2. and
VISA versa.
RICK-Please dedicate a blues tune
to Johnny. p. s. am waiting.
DENNY.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate ITS
You I Love-" to Bill w. from
SHARON L.
MILT-Dedicate Bye, Bye Love-" be-
cause he's gone" to Johnny l.,
from KITTY H.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Ma
ma, Lock at Boo Boo" to Mr..
Schere. NIKE M.
MILT-Please dedicate I'm Stickin'
With You" and ''Going Steady" to
Bill H., from SHARON E.-Love va.
PLEASE MILT-Dedicate ~Teen-Age
Romance" for Judy F. and Ronnie
D., from PAT EARLY.
MILT GRANT-Will you please dedi-
cate Going Steady" to Bernie Cobb
from MARC. WRIGHT, and will
you please dedicate Going Steady"
to Marie s. from EDDIE w.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
Fabulous" to Mike p. from
GLORIA r.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Echo of Love- to BEALE C. from
the FUTURE MRS. B. C.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate MY
Love Song" by Tommy Sands on
6l4/57 to Mona b. She's my
o. A. O.-RON G.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Hound
Dog" for "Alcatraz Alice" from
the SOPHOMORES.
PLEASE DEDICATE Little Darlin'
to my little darlin' Imogene from
one and only JAMES.
UNCLE MILF Please dedicate
Pledge Of Love" to Jeanne P. from
STEVE-O.
RICK-Please ded. "It's You Love"
to Buddy S. from M. T.
RICK - Please dedicate Still to
Jimmy Cissel. I hope you have
happy birthday.-JOAN C.
MILF Please dedicate "Stardust"
by the Dohninoes to Pat and Greer.
Good luck, from JEAN.
wHwrhA NFUR n1n.ea x.1au 0nr,o
Bye Love" for BOB B. from
SANDY w.
MILF GRANT-Please play "Its
You I Love" for my Little Darlin
DIANNE N. from ALLEYCAT-
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Shrine of St. Cecilia" for DIANA
M. from j. B.-A FRIEND.
MILT GRANT - Please dedicate
Warm Up To Me Baby" to
CHUCK from JOAN.
RICK-Please play some rhythm for
DOUG cause 1 had wonderful
time.
RICK-Please play some rhythm for
JERRY cause really do like him.
LINDA.
MILF GRANT = Please dedicate
"Teenager's Romance" to ROBERT
from SUE.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate Bye,
Bye Live" to Albert Caselli and
Pat Caldwell.
MILF GRANT, would like to .dedi-
cate -Four Walls" to Johnny, from
an admirer.
RICK-Please play jungle Hop" for
Donald P. on his birthday, June 4.
From PAT D.
RICK-Please play Ray Charles new
record for Diane who is still search
in
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate II
Am Sticking With YOU" Pledge of
Love-" and do You Care" to
Buckle from Joyce and Pat.
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Love-" to Karl H. and Vernon L.,
from JOAN S. on June 8.
MILF GRANT Please dedicate
Gone" to Sonny from KAY and
to Cotton from MABEL, on June ,.
RICK = Please dedicate Young
Blood to Pat and "Searchin," to
Linda. Also, I'm Serious" to Pat
who is someone special. - From
BOBBY.
MILT-Dedicate jungle Hop" to
the girl of my dreams, Carol 8.
From STEVE H.
MILT-Please dedicate True Love
Lasts Forever" to Jimmy and "Bub-
bles,' from a pal SO Rare"
RICK-Please dedicate $50 Rare"
to Jay, the sweetest boy I've ever
known and Hammonds most valu-
able Crew member, on June 5.
With love, LINDA H.
HEY, RICK-How about playing I'm
Sticking With Your? It's for my
one and only, jeanne w. She's
fabulous. LARRY B.
MILF GRANT-Please play "Septem-
Der Song" and The High and the
Mighty" on June 3, for Flip Austin.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate TN
the Still of the Night" for all
ISAIAH girls and their beaus on
June 4, 81, from an ISAIAH girl.
RICK-Please play a blues for my
one and only Dick, I'm going to
miss him. BERNIE.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate .
record to Jeanne from her gradua-
ton dance date
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate "Jim
Dandy to Mike in Texas. From
CAROL
MILF GRANT-On June 3, please
dedicate Pledge of Love" to Terry
from 10.
RICK-Please dedicate Resale" to
the Fessenden street kids. DAVID.
BONNY, BOBBY and LINDA.
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
CLOUD 80" by the Jodimars TO
Laurie from Rich
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
Going Steady" to Karen B. and
Johnny M. Thank you.
BOB HICKMAN - You're cute!
Play something neat to Chad O.
He's cute tool Princess Summer
Fall Winter Spring.
RICK-Play a cool tune for Nancy B.,
llOIl Odly i AOl G41Quyys
MILT-Play "Teen-agers Romance"
from Gary to Nancy (on Mon).
BOB RICKMAN-We dig you the
most, love rock so! Please play
United" and jungle Hop" for
Linda and Bruce and Diane to
Frank G. and all the cool kiddies
at H p. H. S.
MONSIEUR HICKMAN: Jouerez-
vous dies chants rhythmes pour
nous, sill vous plait2 Bonnie chance
pour votre concourS! LES CHAT
TIES FFAAICHES.
MILF: Please dedicate Warm Up To
Me Baby" to Lynda Of Falls Church.
BILL.
MILF GRANT-Please play Dance
With Me Henry" for Philsie-our
little doll. From PHILSIE
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate Love
Letters In The Sand" and Warm
Up To Me Baby" to Jeanette and
Allan from "HORSIE"i u
RICK-Please dedicate DO You
Care" to Mike from JOAN and
Searching" to Buddy from Joyce.
MILF GRANT: Please dedicate Bye!
Bye! Lovei" and Gone" to Ronnie,
on the 8. BETTE.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate 60
ing Steady to Connie from DALE.
MILT GRANT-Please d edi q e
"Teen-Ager's Romance for 10 and
Jerry from SANDY.
RICK-Piease play "Earthangel"
(Wed.) for Richard I. Cause think
he's terrific. SUE.
RICK-Please dedicate Little Darlin"
to the neatest boy I know. ON
Saturday. SALLY.
'MILT: Have Dale Hawkins on again.
He was WOW at Glen Echo. Love
his "Suzy O." Also, Gotta Be
Loose" T. A.
DEAR MILT: Please play Going
Steady for Vicky, from Eddie Of
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An teen-agers seeking employ
ment may use this classification
nj teen ad rates. Employers may
advertise for teen-agers for sum-
mer work at regular classified
rates.
FOR SALE-l936 Ford coupe; l947
Ford engine: has miles on en-
CINE; 8 tires and duals: needs bat
terry cables; good condition. Going
away to school. must sell for $40.
Call JU. 6-1045.
THE BEST Of belated birthday wishes
to Mary Catherine McGarraghy for
her day. May 26, from the GALS
IN 4B.
MUST SACRIFICE-RusSet colored
Western saddle in good condition
and in use only months, for $45
or best offer. Call SO. 5-636l. be-
tween $3.50 pm. and 1880 pm.
MISSING. a l3-year-old boy about
II. / in, brown eyes. answers to
the name OF Carl. II found, please
return to CAROLYN.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe. 6 wks, males:
Stables and iris. CHI. Loadstone-
Parader line. ROSEANNE, Ii. g.
1857.
AUNT MARY-We are day late,
but Happy Birthday. We love you.
NELSON AND RANDY.
GRANNY AND "HOW" y We are
early, but Happy Anniversary. We
love you. NELSON AND RANDY.
DICKY ID. AND CINDY II. are IAN
Shook Up" over each other, so
we've become the Jealous Lovers"
CHARLES-Too bad. but Brenda is
going with Skip. GUESS WHO?
NOTICE-Melvin says What, Me
Worry" to Tommy. Wayne, Randy
and Kenny. NOEL T.
KAYAK-2-ply canvas. good shape.
light, fast: SIS. Call JE. 2-8694.
THANKS TO r. A. p. for the party
at b. B. c. from l.. Mem, Ma, Nc.
and Me.
PARAKEETS. male and female. with
cage: free. Call LAURA, EN-.
$4,000.
ERIE HO-This may be a Teen
ayers Romance" but I'm still
Gone" over you.-BAT 30.
MOMMY AND DADDY, the best in
the world-A little late, but happy
18th wedding anniversary for May
%. 1857. Love. DEE-DEE and
JIMMY.
TO ALL Charlotte Hall boys-Wish-
ing all of you very happy sum-
mer, especially to Cecil. Jr. (my
Eftla pTTV (0frh
t6-2-5h
THE LONG GOLF BALL hitting am
ateur has won sixteenth place in
the amateur tournament at East
Potomac Golf Course. James is
very good golfer.-OLIVER J.
CAROLE - The -Four Walls" of
everyone's house get "All Shook
Up" when you pass. So everyone
has Gone" to the Equator"
which is a Thousand Miles Away
Just Because" you are so Rare"
you Strange One."-Y. S.
MISSING "A 16-year-old blond,
blue-eyed boy. answers to the name
OF Jo-Jo. Has been missing since
he joined the fire dept.-SANDY
GOLFERS-A golf game: nine holes,
practice ball. practice iron, real
ball; cost $40. sell for So. Call
PAUL, tn. 2-1781.
BRAINERINOS OF HNS, hope yall
pass June exams. Happy Gradua-
ton gang and best of luck! BAR
BARA j. DOYLE.
EDITH ID. BUSH-Happy Birthday.
June /, 1857. From AL COHOL.
FOR SALE-One cream-colored for
NAL, size, o: worn once; $40. Call
JU. 5-47O7 or JU. $3.50.
WANTED q copies of the record
"Speedo" by the Cadillacs: wanted
in good condition. Call OIL. 2-8673
HART'S 9Th GRADE. CLASS-Dont
miss CLASS DAY. it'll be a ball!!!
DEAR NEAL - God bless you and
happy anniversary on this, our 5th.
Love, Judy.
FOR -Silvertone photograph:
plays all speeds; portable: $40.
Call LU 1859.
VARRV f~Ox,a
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The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. August "a. 1857

Mrs. Jensen and daughter Mary
and Mrs. Larson motored to Med
icine Lake where they visited
their brothers, Norman and Lee
Roy Larson and their families,
to Plentywood where they visit
tied the sister, Mrs. Henry De-
Silva and family and then on
to Scobey and were overnight
guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Sorte.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Pentz
of the North Country entertain
ed at dinner Sunday. Covers
were laid for MI. and Mrs. Otis
Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jen-
sen and children and Mrs. Stel-
la Larson of Hayward, Califor-
mia, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Spurgeon
of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kappel of Sidney and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eikhoff of Savage.
Also of Sidney were Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Bakken and family
and his two nephews from Cali
fornia.
Eldon Kemmis of Glendive was
a Sunday visitor at the Otis
Waters home.
Bob Solum and friend from
Wisconsin were callers at the
Otis Waters ranch Wednesday.
A group of young folks enjoyed
a picnic at Redwater Sunday.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Carpenter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Waters and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Waters
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Olson and family, Verna Waters
and Eldon Kemmis, Lynn Waters
and Jackie Whiteman. Mrs. Bill
Howard and children, Mrs. Glen
Walker and children and Mrs.
Alan Hanson and daughter.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

OF October 3. 1857. Bids must be in
sealed envelopes accompanied by GER
tItled checks. post-office money Or
ders, bank drafts, OF cashiers checks
made payable TO the Bureau of Land
Management for the mounts of the
bids. Tire envelopes must be marked in
the lower left-hand corner Public
Sale Bid, MONTANA 023lO2, Sale held
October 8. 1857"
The highest bidder at the sale
will be required to pay Immediately
the amount thereof.
ANY adverse claimants of the above
described land should file their
claims, or objections. with the under
signed on or before the time desig-
mated for sale. The Bureau Of Land
Management has not searched the
County Records to ascertain the exis-
tence of any adverse claims.
Any contiguous owner claiming a
preference right must assert such
right to the undersigned within 30
days from the above sale date. How
ever, contiguous owners will not be
able to assert their preference rights
TO any parcel for which bids are not
received.
For further information. write:
THEO. E. ANHDER
Manager, Land Office
1915 North 18th Street,
Billings, Montana.
Notice to be published in: The
Herald, Sidney. Montana. Dates If
publication: August %, %. September
5. u. 10, 1857.
tPub. Aug. q. %. Sept. Sc. II. 1917
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

Washington - The Senate this
week passed a Social Security
measure which l had voted for
in the House. 1t extends through
June 80, 1858, the time for filing
application for preservation of
old-age and other benefits. This
House Resolution now goes to
the president for consideration.
Many Montanans had written in
to me urging enactment of such
a measure, and 1 am happy that
it gained Congressional approval.
Lead-Zinc - The House Ways
and Means Committee will hold
hearings August l and 2 on pend
ing lead and zinc bills which
are of major interests to Mon
tana's mining industry. Members
of Montana's Congressional Del
egation will take an active part.
Agreement - A House Interior
subcommittee this week approved
H. R. 1913, amended, consenting
to negotiation of a compact be-
tween Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, and Wyoming on
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

apportionment of the waters OF
the Little Missouri River ano
tributaries.
Banking Laws The House
Banking and Currency Commit
tee, of which l am a member,
plans to start extensive hearings
on legislation designed to over
haul the nations banking laws,
A similar measure already has
passed the Senate.
Helicopter Cabs - Helicopter
taxi service now is available to
Washington visitors and residents.
Usual service is from nearby Ma
tional Airport along the Potomac
River, or from Friendship Air
port near Baltimore. Cost is quite
reasonable.
Interstate Highway Extension
Federal Interstate Highway con-
struction extension to cover an
additional 1000 miles is still touch
and go. Montana is seeking a
part of this and for the nation
as a whole political appeal may
override economy motives and
send the extension bill to the
White House, where it faces a
veto.
Feed Grains - Biggest COM
modify problem facing farming
is that of feed grains.
. combination of feed and live
it accounts for over so
percent of total farm sales, and
in addition, it is little affected
by exports. Continuing overpro-
1uction of feed grains, especially
corn, makes for cheap feed and
over-expansion of livestock pro-
luction, principally hogs and pou-
ny. Result is there probably will
be extremely low prices for hogs
~ late 1858. AS l reported ear
Ter in the session, during the
debate on the corn bill, legis-
alton for the midwest corn belt,
which leaves out other feed
is unrealistic. Now farm
eaders in Congress are begin
ling to concur with this view,