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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
APRICOT cooBER BUNS

wines. soap, face powder,
shaving cream, Shampoos
paints, nitroglcerin. fertiliz-
ers, plastics, cooking oil,
medicines, flour, etc.
Only perfect peanuts are
used for edible purposes
with the balance crushed in
to oil. The purest oil is used
for food shortening, deep
frying and salad dressing.
The rest is marketed as
crude oil for soaps and de-
tergentS. The oil also forms
the base for many cosmetics.
as a carrier for adrenalin in
the treatment of asthma,
for masSaging polio patients.
Kids LOve'em
Imagine a baseball game
or the circus without a bag
Of peanuts to MUNICH on?
Or a child's lunch box with
out a peanut butter sand
wich? And here, in honor
of National Peanut Week,
March 2-8, is a birthday pea
nut cake that will delight all
your junior space boys.
Space Boy Peanut Cake
For a party of eight to 10
yor II need the markings for
one big vanilla or chocolate
angel food cake. your own
creation or one of the mixes
on the market. For more Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

and a pipe cleaner beanie
cap. Take a three-stage tele-
scope with a 2-inch section
each Of thick and thin drink
straws, plus a toothpick. More
toothpicks packed between
straws will hold scope rigid.
Lastly. poke the scopes Sec
ton into your space boys eye
and bend his hands up to
balance 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

a toothpick. Load a FROST
ing gun or pastry tube with
peanut butter frosting and
follow this outline. With a
spoon tip, fill in with the
fudge frosting.
Apricot Buns
u cup brown sugar
u cup butter or margarine,
melted
u cup sailed peanuts
"a cup apricot preserves
2 cups biscuit mix
2 tablespoons softened butter
or margarine
cup brown sugar
V cup chopped sailed peanuts
" cup raisins
Heat oven to 425 degrees.
Grease IL medium muffln
cups and drop into each 2
teaspoons brown sugar, /
generous teaspoon melted
butter or. margarine, and 8 to
10 peanut halves. With a
fork, blend apricot preserves
with biscuit mix. Turn dough
onto lightly Toured board.
knead gently 10 times and
roll to aN16 by 18-inch oblong.
Spread with softened butter
or margarine. Sprinkle with
"a cup brown sugar, chopped
peanuts and raisins. Roll
snugly from the side and seal.
Cut in IL slices. Place rolls
outside down in prepared
muf1n pans. Bake 1912
minutes. Immediately place
a tray over muff1n pan. in
vert both, let stand minute
before removing pan. Makes
IL rolls.
GoOfy GOOber Space Boy
On top Of the cake goes our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

Peanut Butter Fudge FrostIns
Blend 6 tablespoons cocoa
with " cup hot water. heat |
in " cup peanut butter, /
teaspoon vanilla and a pinch
Of salt. Gradually stir Id 21a
cups confectioners' sugar If
needed, add a very little hot
water till Of spreading eoAe
sistency. Enough for the nll-
ing and world map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

star-gazing space boy. Let
the youngsters make him
and one for each space boy to
take home. With q big needle.
poke holes in roasted peanuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

for body. head. hands and
feet. Cut pipe cleaners in
half, tip with household GEM
ent or glue and push into
holes. Let dry. Add q face
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Frontier Passengers
Get Discount
On Rental Cars

Denver. - Passengers flying
Frontier Airlines and % other
scheduled airlines of the United
States + now entitled to a 5
per cent discount on rental cars
from the Avis, Hertz and Ma
tional car rental agencies
throughout the u. S.
An airline passenger presenting
his round trip passenger coupon
to any three of the nationally OPP
Grated rental car agencies can
receive his 5 per cent discount
for the use of a new rental car
at most of the 500 cities served
by the scheduled air carriers in
the United States.
The original 5 per cent a
rental discount was worked out
by five of the trunk carriers, and
~necessitated use of a coupon
issued by the air carrier to their
airline passengers. The latest
agreement by these five carriers,
plus 19 other carriers including
Frontier Airlines, makes possible
a 5 per cent discount on a rental
car contract by the passenger
presenting his round trip airline
passenger coupon IS evidence
that he is a bonified air passenger,
emitting him to his 5 per cent
discount on rental ears at the
Avis, Hertz and National rental
car agencies.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

vents him from being more ac-
tive in the fight game.
Last, and most important, Sin
atra has courage. He is a man
who lives by his convictions. He
is a fighter-and nothing proves
that more than his current sue
cess.
For it is reported that Sinatra
had almost hit rock bottom in
Hollywood a few years ago when
he took the role of Maggie" in
From Here to Eternity" for a
pittance. With the role, he won
an Oscar-beginning one of the
most spectacular comebacks, If
that is the word, in show bus
mess history.
Today, he is the top star in
another great picture, Kings Go
Forth" which more than coinci-
dentally mirrors many of his own
ideas, opinions, and best qualities.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Bob's Movie News

What kind of a guy is Franl
Sinatra to work with"
He's a great guy, isn't he?"
Il hear that he's very tenn
peramental."
AS soon as people discover tina
one knows Frank Sinatra, the,
begin making comments and ask
ing questions like those above.
But this is natural, for there
probably isn't a more intriguing
star than Sinatra in all of Holly
wood.
Following a daily closeup view
of Sinatra during the shooting OF
Kings Go Forth" which opens
Tuesday, Oct. 81, at the Centre
Theatre through United Artists
release, one is able to make the
following responses to the ques-
tions and statement already
posed:
"Sinatra is a terrific gay to
work with"
Eyes. He's great"
IF he's temperamental, ne
didn't show it on the Kings Go
Forth set"
While making this movie, Slna-
ira revealed himself to be a dedi-
Gated actor, an intense, yet quick
with-the-quip person who knows
how to enjoy life; a man con-
siderate of others; a well-spoken
and sometimes out-spoken, per-
son who does not lack of courage
of his convictions.
AS a human being, Sinatra is
outranked by few men. His sin
cerity is obvious. There IS moth
ing phony about him.
It is ironic that in the begin
ming of Kings Go Forth" Sin
atra is depicted as a man who is
prejudiced. In real life, of course,
he is a liberal who appraises
people on the basis of quality
rather than race or color of skin
Aside from his own participa-
ton in show business, Sinatra is
an avid jazz music fan. He IS
friendly with dozens of jazz
greats, including some who re-
member when Sinatra vas max
ing his start as a Harry James
and Tommy Dorsey vocalist. He
admits that he favorS highland
Jazz over the small, more modern
istic CONDOS.
Sinatra also is a great boxing
fan-and has dabbled in both the
promotional and management
ends of the game. Only his
tight-as-a-drum schedule-includ-
ing movies, club dates, recording
sessions, television shows-pre-
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

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could become shining bright Let
our years Of experience with you.
Call, write. or visit.
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The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
NOTICE

There will be a Get Acquainted
meeting at the Squaw Gap Hall
Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, to
meet your Mckenzie County Re-
publican Nominees. Free lunch.
Everybody Welcome.
Paid for by Mckenzie County
Republican Committee. 39-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

For the best buy in a complete
automatic 3 lens 8mm movie
camera for only $685.. Check the
New Sidney Drug Store. 39-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means of
thanking everyone who in any
way helped our beloved mother
brighten her last days, and for
the many kindness shown the
family on her passing. Your
kindness will always be remem-
bered. Thank you all.
The family of
Katherine Volk.
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The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

REMINDERS: Be sure to attend
the Power Plant Dedication Start
ing with the Sidney H. S. Band
concert a. 1870 D. m. This is Oil
Progress Week and Save the Horse
Week and Let's Go Hunting
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

Remarks: Good 10 Choice Yearl-
ing Steers steady with last week.
Yearling Heifers SOC lower. Com
mon Medium Steers SOC higher. All
classes of calves steady with last
week.
SPECIAL SHEEP SALE. Fri, Oct.17
CALF SALE, Saturday, Oct. rs
Evening star., 1958-05-11

For late pTosram changes,
see --latest Tv lnfoFma-
tion" in the Sundoy
Amusement Section and on
the daily Tv pose.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
SUNDAY


9-RuEal America. Color.
uJ How tree planting fits into
the agricultural soil bank pro-
gram. ~ A visit to the Pisqoh
National Forest in North Coro-
Iino
Evening star., 1958-05-11
800
9-Look Up ond Live.

The Crisis in War and Peoee."
Port III in the Youth in Crisis"
Prot. WilIiom kirklond OF Nc
Counick Theological Seninory.
Chicago, IT,, host narrator.
Evening star., 1958-05-11


gram. ~ A visit to the Pisooh
National Forest in North Coro-
lino
500
9-Look Up ond Live.
The Crisis in War and Peoee."
Port III in the Youth in Crisis"
Prot. WilIiom KirkIond OF Nc
Cormick Theological Seminory,
Chicago, IT,, host-norrotor.
$50
4-The Subject Is Joxx.
Educational series. Gilbert Seldss.
host.
S-Chopel Of the Air.
Chaplain lit. COLI Vernon o.
Rogers. Sermon topic: The
Challenge Of New Creation"
u Corinthions. Chapter 5, verses
IA through II.
800
4-BFiefins Session.
Educational series on American
foreign policy edward Conhom
9-cemeEo Three. Education.
9:25
9-The Farm to You. Color.
A series by the Department of
Agriculture. The story of oranges.
$3.50
4-ChFisfion Science. Religion.
5-This Is the Life. Religion.
9-Mass for Shut-Ins.
Holy Sacrifice OF the Moss is
celebroted ot an oltor in Wosh-
inotcn.
9:45
4-lndustry on Parode.
Films on " S. industry.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

channel 7-WhAAL tABc)
Channel 9--WToP lceSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Orators to Speak
In Legion Finals

-Four youthful District orators
will compete in the Depart
ment Finals of the American
Legion National High School
oratorical Contest at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Department Of
Commerce auditorium.
The contestants are Richard
Singer. 118 Darlington street
S.W.. Anacostia High School:
Lance Morrow. 3615 Newark
street NV, Gonzaga High
School; Daniel Rosenbloonl,
$685. Thirty-second street NV.
Woodrow Wilson High School.
and Gertrude Dobricky. 500
Upton street NV, Immaculate
High School,
Albert w. Matthews, depart
ment chairman. announced the
winner Of the contest will COM
pete in the Mid-Atlantic Ma
tional Sectional Contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

president Of varian Associates
Palo Alto.
Arkansas, like most Southern
States. is working overtime try
ing To lure in new industries
There have been some spotty
layoffs, but Southern States are
still on the plus side of the
economic ledger.
Confidence in Southeast
The confidence that the
growing Southeast will con-
tinue its steady economic
growth is seen in the COM
ment of an Arkansas State Of
fetal:
There's only one catch right
now; the new plants are COM
ing-they're just not here yet"
If you want to look on the
bright side. consider that baby
sitters are easier to get. Ditto
guys to shovel snow off your
driveway.
Living costs still are soaring
at record levels. But there's
some encouragement here, too.
Raw material prices have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

veloper. reported sale Of 50
lots in one week for $4,000
up homes, said it was due to
more liberal credit. Tyler. Tex,
expects $50 million to be spent
this year in expansion, repairs,
streets and highways.
Defense Work Growing
Revived defense work is be-
ginning to show up. For ex-
ample. construction is starting
on a new $65 to 500 million
missile base at Cheyenne. wyo.
Threaded through the APPS
survey data are strong sugges-
tiOns Of the m bility and
fluidity of the labor force.
Workers can and do adjust to
other jobs-go elsewhere look
ing for work.
The electrical manufacturing
industry generally has been
hurting. People more or less
ran out of money to buy home
appliances, TV sets, etc. But
the electronics end Of the in
dustry is beginning to pick up
again with renewed defense
spending. And withdrawal of
small appliances from fair
trading by several firms may
help sales.
A group Of electronics makers
in the San Francisco Bay. area
are particularly optimistic. I'VE
have had no layoffs and are
starting to hire engineers
again." says H. Myrl Stearns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

sagged, for such things as rub
Der. metal, hides. wool, gasoline.
fuel oil, and lumber. Govern
ment economists predict sooner
or later this viii drift into the
retail level as lower consumer
prices.
In southern Wisconsin the
town of Monroe calls itself
Americas Swiss Cheese capital.
Here's another industry that's
been in the doldrums. But milk
prices paid to the farmers and
the price of the Swiss product
are not shot through with
holes any more. So Monroe is
one of Wisconsin's bright spots.
Tomorrow: anti-sIump medi-
cines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Discussions Set

Catholic University's Acad-
envy of st. Thomas Aquinas will
observe the feast Of that saint
with philosophic discussions at
the schools Mcmahon Hall
auditorium at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

The economic slump l. 3 Feelity. So
is the foct thet manY sections
across the land have barely felt it
and report business excellent. This
fourth article Of q series on the
Notions economic heolth tokes
stock Of the strong points.
->-~-~-~--->->->~-
leo, Oklahoma and the Dakotas.
have stars in their eyes again.
NebraskaN coming out of a
bumper crop year after q series
of bad ones. counted a 43 per
cent hike in crop dollar values
which gave the States farmers
5000 million more to spend.
Construction, a laggard in
1857, is looking up. Various
Governments moves have eased
money availability.
Home builders in many areas
started clearing sites even be-
fore early February SHOWS
melted away. getting ready for
cement pouring. bricklaying,
plastering.
George Yamini, Dallas de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Two Improving Areas

It's odd. but two Of the sec
tors that worried tn economists
most last year--farming and
construction-now are improv-
ing and carrying much Of the
hopes for pulling the country
up again.
The big story in farming is
the broken drought. The wheat
and cattle farmers in Kansas,
Iowa and Idaho, Missouri and
Kansas. Nevada and New Mex
, 1958-03-21
NORRIS SAYS:
THE ISLAND SUGAR CANE
CROP IS BETTER THAN
WE THINK!

Virgin Islands Cooperation Beth
lehem mills are in full swing.
Everything in and around the
factory is working smoothly and
if all goes well, and the Small
Growers can keep up, the grind
ing would come to an end as
planned.
In the meantime, all unem-
ployed laborers that are classed
as Federal Employees should re-
gister with the unemployment
Office to receive benefits until
employed.
Let us keep the good works
up and hope for BETTER LUCK,
end NEXT YEAR for SUCCESS,
, 1958-03-21

to issue an executive order
that would result in action to
expedite the program in CO.
operation with the Federal
government and thus clear the
Island Of the affected animals.
1t was explained that there
are approximately fifty such
animals and it. is suggested
that the Government might
purchase these animals and
have them destroyed and thus
rid the island entirely Of the
disease.
The matter Of reactivating
the Abattoir was also discuss
ed. The Virgin Islands Corpo-
ration, would probably spend
between $4,000 and $40 900 to
put the plant in first class con-
dition provided action would
be taken to compel slaughter
ing Of all animals there and
eliminate the present slaugh-
ter house at Gallows Bay.
, 1958-03-21

.J51ZNTB5
THURSDAY and friday
MGM presents:
In ginemascope and Color.
DESIGNING WOMAN"
and FRIDAY
DESIGNING WOMAN"

Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall,
Dolores Gray
Explosive Fun in the Comedy of
the Year y!
It's a fast-paced. battling Love
Affair between a DeLux Doll
(she's a fashion Designer) and a
two-fisted Newspaper Man, whose
former Sweetheart, a shapely
showgirl, doesn't give up easily.
A Wonderful Entertainment Spar
king With Laughter !
Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-03-21
.ARIEAIR

fare, transfers and all other
features, $23.3o. Reservations
can be made through local
travel agents, with Caribair.
or direct to Harman Tours, St.
Thomas.
, 1958-03-21
WEST INDIES

Daily American Banker of
New York, which is the trade
newspaper of banking bust
ness. There are $4,000 banks in
the United States.
Clinton B. AFFORD is editor
of "The American Banker"
, 1958-03-21
INVITATION FOR BIDS
Constructor Contract

Police Barracks and Fire Station, Christiansted, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands, March {. 1858. Contracting Officer Depart
ment of Property and Procurement Division Of Procure
nnent, Charlotte Analie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Sealed bids in single copy for furnishing all labor, equipment,
and materials and performing ali work for the project de-
scribed herein will be received until 200 pm. Atlantic Stand
ard Time, April Is, 1858 friday in the Office of the Division
of Procurement, Government House, Christiansted. St. Croix,
Virgin Islands and then publicly opened.
Information regarding bidding material, bid guarantee, and
bonds, plans and specifications and other contract documents
are open for public inspection at the office of Commissioner Of
Public Works, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; Deputy Commits
sioner OIL. Public Works, Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Is
lands; Charles L. Hilborn Associates, Architect Engineers, %
Crystal Gade, Charlotte Amale, St. Thomas, V. T.; Division of
Procurement, Government House, Christiansted, St. Croix.
Virgin Islands; Builders Exchange-46N NE. 9Th. Street, Miami,
Florida and Home Finance Agency, Community Facilities Adj
mnistraton, 1903 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Santurce II, Puerto
Rico.
Plans and specifications may be procured from the Office of
neers, % Crystal Gade, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin
Islands or the Division of Procurement, Government House,
Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands upon deposit of $500
which shall be refunded to bona fde bidders upon the return
Of the plans and specifications in good condition within ten Q)
calendar days from the date of bid opening. To persons who
procure plans and specifications upon the deposit of $500 and
who do not submit a bid, one half the amount deposited will
!e refunded upon the return thereof in good condition within
.dO calendar days from the date of bid opening. No refund
will be made for return after that time.
Each bid must be accompanied by a satisfactory bid guaranty
in an amount not less than 81 of the total bid.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish a perform
ance and payment bond, each in the amount of 100 percent of
the contract price.
No bid may be withdrawn until forty five (4) calendar davs
after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of bids.
The Government Of the Virgin Islands reserves the right to
award a contract for either or both schedules whichever
course is IN the best interest of the Government of the Virgin
Islands.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK. The work to be included consists
IN furnishing all plant, labor, equipment, appliances and ma
terlas and N performing all operation in connection with the
repair and Rehabilitation of the Captains Barracks section of
the old Christiansted High School for use as a Police Barracks
and the construction complete Of a new Fire Station building
IN strict accordance with the plans and specifications and SUBJ
ject to the terms and condition Of the contract.
21-1O
, 1958-03-21

AIM -.
talion's Battery c, Specialist
Rarnes arrived in Europe in
December 1856.
The 21-year-old soldier was
employed by the Public Works
Department before entering
the Army. He attended Fred
eriksted Junior High School.
, 1958-03-21
FOR SALE

SMALL TRACT OF DESIR-
ABLE ACREAGE IN GOOD
LOCATION. $500. PER ACRE.
Telephone cas2
, 1958-03-21

Police Barracks and Fire Station, Christiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, March 5. 1858. Contracting Officer Depart
ment of Property and Procurement Division of Procure
ment, Charlotte Analie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
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Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
2 IMeua Arrested tn Grocery Theft

Three men krIe charged with breaking and entering yraea,day md we're tAhrn to AnphOfAHe fpl. towing arrest hy Deputy Marshal sivid Mckinley with the AaeEaIpslce uf Cdr siufnea security officer
 The three men. Jnhn NieAard llnaaell Diamond anh Archie lin Iata. all cab drivers. were hfNiaili into custody ailaf heinz alnppnu gf lhn main Enle pn tho flavai atAtin They had hrpAru into HahlnA at lhiaiAI whirh wara aa aIlsnah 0 Iiaae personnel far rec fpaliun rurroaea
 The men were npnrehsHari phrn Ii was noted lhai me li lhn rafH appeared loaded epmirs rom ihr area Tine gamd warden Her npri Downing. whn ia Aan depu ty marshal. Apo'ted tho car and phnnrh Iie main gate in have Ii nnnNu A auAfuh wa# made and fhr 1lunh compartment found hmuArh with the groceries The tnvn finally u0nfraHHl line theft, and were charged hY Mckinley
 Mctunlry pfnlHed ihn alnlineaa An aaewninR, and thn Marines pn gay and cftdliphalheln with ihe applehr aiun ol fhe men Other fal5ins tn the afra hut lll leady btHn broken ntp. hui me lhree ni haied thia waa .hrlr first rtl
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
THINK ABOUT
 WHAT SENATOR KENNEDY SAlD!

HenItot IniAl r KerneIY nn hin recent trip around AlashA maid
 The congreaainhi policies thAt WilI shape the future of thia nlatu sill ba written largely in Shr rmincIs ot the Dcmocralie party
 "Ot what poaaihlr benefit can tI be Co Alaska to Htnd Il aenAlur s0 join the dWindlinH rAnllH of tho minority party to hrnd man aho VIII serve on lho bottom fung on the minotIiy niIo ln the ieaat trnpoTiant committees par licnlafiS uhnn you have an OppOf Iinily go aend back ln Washing lun Two senators lnlI rUngiuAH man who arc already widely known and respected
 lie elect the team That brought home the eialch00d bacon Hart lrit. t'lurnna and llivrra l1ol poi adv by Bartlett t.ruem Ang Campaign Headquarters, l2O Y 9th Anchorage. Pat Irvine. nAnn4rf
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
CHRISTIAN AdtaANlnaTS
 aU HOLD sPEttIAA. SERVICE


 Spontaneous expressions OI gratitude lor t.oh's goodness will De featured at the Thanksgiving aervieu anFotshtrn by she fhfla iIan Science Society 0f Kodiak. ai ii am on Thanksgiving Day
 Tho special Aervlce. which will be held 10 the Chapel Annex on lhe Naval liabe. ia upcn 10 the pllh Elv and local church. members have anpiled every 0mr i0 alland
 4 lrhaOn sermon lnl the day en lilipd Thanksgiving" will rmphA aifr Inc importance Of giving OnoH Afallinde io God fIO be read in nli Christian Science churches ihe laaaon neimon will rnnHial Df selections from Inc hlng James Nefaion oi Ihr isihle and from shr hfisiian hrfetru textbook. Scl eneo and Health with ihe Key ~ ilr Sofiptutna by Mary IIaher Eddy "
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

mH rmnrc nrrnAc ! rHEc ONT 10 mnye  nAIa ahn any e n % mnton h he Re-eIect YOUR Kind of an Alaskan or Alaska u s SENATE B NOVEMBER ELECTION rah tra rhemrtb lmah ahn GmmmG George Ma Mman