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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07
DORIS FLEESON
Swords Into PIowshures

Of the common market pro-
gram of West Germany,
France. Italy, Holland. Bel
GUM and Luxembourg. Re-
ports have been received that
new American factories are
heading for that area and
they cause uneasiness.
The common market is only
one of the ways in which
Britain is automatically iso-
lated to a greater degree than
she has been in many years.
Her relations with the French
are the worst they have been
since the war. It is Prime
Minister Macmillan's devout
hope, as it is that of Chan
cellor Adenauer, that the old
Eisenhower magic can even
tually be worked upon that
difficult head of the French
state, Gen. de Gaulle.
Nor are the British and
West Germans exactly coy
at this point. The Chancellor
strongly insists nothing be
done to stop the Vests re-
armament until it is safely
and surely in balance with or
better than the nuclear might
Of the Soviet Union. It is
impossible to negotiate from
weakness, he has said re-
peatedly. He also considers
it a political reality that only
the West Germans and Amer
leans can and will provide the
necessary strength.
1t is agreed here that no
British politicians hopeful Of
election would talk in this
vein. Their pitch is disarma-
ment.
(Copyright, 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

Now through Sept. 16 in Pops Community
Auditorium. Nightly till 9 PM
Sponsored by NotionQI Capital Planning
Commission and National Regional Plan
ing Council.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

plans revolving around five dane
ina airIs and boat load Of tur-
keys. Roger Moore, Jeff York and
Dorothy Provins.
Hitchcock Presents.
mo Poin." A wife seeks the help
Of an occompIice to murder her
wealthy crippled husband. 6rion
Keith, Dave Romey and Joonno
Moore.
Evening star., 1959-10-25

9-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
mo Poin." A wife seeks the help
Of an occomplice to murder her
weeIthy crippled husband. 6rion
Keith, Dove Romey and Joonno
Moore.
1000
4-Loretto Young Show.
"CircIes Of Ponie."
5-StorIisht TheateE. Movie.
z Hours. "BocheIor's Daughters"
Adolphe Meniou.
9-The George GobeI Show.
Rudy Voilee and George reIivs
their youth os roh-roh boys.
1880
4-Bold Venture. Drono.
Done Clark stors.
7-World OF Tolent.
Able Lone joins the ponel. Dick
Clark, host.
9-Whot's Ny Liner Ponel.
400
4-News. Sports.
spresue Michael.
7-News. Sports.
Meceffrey. Malone.
S-News and Sports.
eerbsr. Kelly, Mcdonald.
4-Movie 4. Dronno.
Ih Hours. "tielIfire." Ie4e.
Morie Windsor, Forrest Tucker
and Jim Dovis.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Adventure in Diamonds. 1910.
A RoyoI Air Force coptoin falls in
love with woman who turns out
TO be O jewel thief. George Brent,
lso Miranda.
Il:20
7-Boekstose. Jerry Strong.
News OF the entertainment world.
1850
is. A. 7. Crime.
1900
5-chorIes Boyer Show. Drama.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
Arabic" kinefish sets up o
fake roffIe In order TO send Andy
to Arabia. Tim Moore, Alvin
Childress.
I2:45
@-lnspiVotion.
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UrbGne Chdrmers that Dip-Dry,
Need Next to No Ironing!

n Pretty ploid in block with white
and red, block with white and
blue or block with white and
gold. l2-2O, l4h-22h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

D. Terrific TWoIeon print with
on Decent on cosy core. Crisp
cotton in block on white. Sizes
1870; l4h-22h.
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500

c. Border print delight in block
accented with white or gold with
white. cosy core cotton. 1910.
l4h-22h.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
following described property will be
sold at Public auction on Tuesday,
July IA. 1859, at 1000 A. M. of said
day at the Court House Door in the
City OF Sidney. Richland County,
Montana. for cash. or o n such terms
as the Board of County Commissioners
may approve as provided by law:
South one-half $50 of Lots Twelve
(11), Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14)
in Block Se~venty-six (76) in Ken
overs First Addition to Sidney,
Montana.
Said property is being offered for
sale pursuant to order of the Board
of County Commissioners entered the
twelfth day of June. 1859, finding
hat such property is not necessary
to the conduct of the County's bust
ness or the preservation of its prop
erty; and finding further that the
appraised value of said property is
100000 which price represents a fair
market value of such property; that
the Lots to be sole have been duly
appraised within three months prior
to the date of sale.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Sidney. Montana this 18th
day of June. 1859.
HIGHLAND COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
BY James E. Sturgeon,
Chairman
Publish June ~. "a, July l. 8,
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE+16 #. upright freezer.
Very good condition. Also a 1880
S~tudebaker u ton pickup. fair con-
dition. Call 33D. 0-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE - 30 #. Trailer house.
1850 model. sl.450.00. Phone 6o6R.
1B-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
BEFORE THE MILK CONTROL
BOARD OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA

In the Matter of July IA. 1859
Public Hearing for the
Establishment of the Natural
Milk Marketing Area to
be known as Area Number w
To the members of the Dairy Indus
try and to the Consuming Publi
within the proposed milk marketing
area number w. which includes tn
baux and that area in Roosevelt
county lying east of the east line O
Pursuant to the provisions Of Sec.
ton 4. Chapter 192. of laws of ths
State of Montana for 1859. notice !.
Control Board of public hearing to b<
held in the Courtroom of the Rich.
land County Courthouse. in Sidney
Montana. at 1000 A. M. on the 18th
day of July 1859.
The purpose OF this said public
hearing will be as follows:
To obtain evidence from which the
Montana Milk Control Board. In the
lawful exercise of It's delegated author
ity. a promulEate orders establish
ing a Natural Milk Marketing Area,
the Boundaries OF which may include
specified counties or any specified
geographical or legal subdivisions
thereof.
For this purpose the Board will
consider but not be limited to the
following considerations:
operation of distributors and producer
distributors who would be subject
to regulation and who distribute milk
or milk products in the proposed
area.
2. Description of location and
mix or milk products in the area
surrounding the proposed area.
3. Description of location and OPP
Grafton of co-operatives. including
copies of contracts with producer
members and with distributors. where
available.
4. Location of urban centers.
S. Population of marketing area by
political subdivisions
6. Number of distributors and pro-
ducers : distributors.
7. Size and kinds of operations of
distributors and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
8. Extent to which same operators
meet in direct competition in the
proposed market area.
ta) Number of milk dealers
selling at retail and whole
sale in each town or com
munity in the proposed mar
ket area.
(b) Names OF towns in which
dealers with the most ex-
tensive route operate.
". Negotiations Dy state n NUM-
health agencies.
10. Quantities of milk and number
Of producers supplying proposed
market that are regulated by an
existing milk market area.
IL. Supplies of milk available by
month from producers and from
identified sources.
IL. Sales of fluid whole milk and
fluid products by months.
13. Description of sources of cur
-ent and potential supplies from 9TH
n states.
IA. Descriptions of distribution of
milk and milk products with refer
,nce to state boundaries.
Is. General relationship of prices
If milk in the proposed market area
prices and movements of milk and
milk products in interstate COM
nerce.
DATE - June /. 1859
Signed (S) T. P. McNulty
Title Executive Secretary
publish June II. "a, July -
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES
CALL FOR BIDS

(rALL rOh DlDS
The School Board of Earl School,
Number Is. Mckenzie County,
North Dakota. requests sealed bids
to sell a combination barn and coal
shed. located at Plainview School.
of building is approximately 10
by "a feet. Building must be
moved or torn down as soon as pos
sible and old site must be cleaned
in a workman like manner.
Bids must be received by 2 o'clock
pm. July 18th, 1889 at which time
they will be opened at Squaw Gap
Board reserves the right to
any or all bids.
Dated this 18th day of June 1859. by
order of the school board.
John A.. Fink.
Clerk of School District
Number 13
Skaar Rte. Sidney. Mont.
Publish June II, "a. July l
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

CLASSIFIED AID RATE NOTICE Minimum charge SOC
per insertion l to 2 lines. 20 cents a line straight more than
2 lines, 6 words to line; soc extra flat service charge when
inquiries directed to Herald. Cash in advance for all keyed
or otherwise blind ads, or outside classified ads sent In
by mail.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SAIE-Conn Clarinet, new case
and reconditioned. Lloyd Delamore,
sin ond ct s f.. 23-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE-6 upholstered mahogany
dining room chairs and l uphol-
stored living room chair. X. N.
Worden. Fairyiew. Phone 267l.
22-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALES32O Acres (Wia Sec. 30,
T22. R55) S miles southwest from
Lambert. 235 acres cropland. HUI
stad Realty Co. Box 3l3. Glendive.
23-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
S4Do MONTHLY
SPARE TIME i.
Refilling and collecting money from
our high grade candy. nuts and gum
machines in this area No seIhnsi
To qualify for work you must nave
car. references. $500 TO $500 os Us
Sa.rred bv inventory. Devoting z
no,trs a week to business your enc
of percentages of collections VIII
net UP TO $500 monthly. With very
good possibilities of taking over inn
time. Income increasing accordlne-
lv For interview include phone'
write Pc. Box 1888. Boise. hano-
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE-New Holland hay chopper
with pickup attachment. like new.
Used only on TO acres. $4,000. Omer
French, Flaxville, Montana 2o-6tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

| FOR SALE-lO Black Angus Bulls.
20 Hereford Bulls. 8 Polled Here
fords. Geo. E. LEM. Circle. Mont.
22-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Weiner pigs Clarence
Sather. Phone 0i8R2. 22-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE-Very good used Chev.
short block from As TO So. Inquire
56l-W. zap
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

FOR SALE bedroom modern home
on 3 lots in Savage. Phone l07
Sidney or write 8l2. 3rd st. S. w,
Sidney. 2-uc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
ToIks on Home
improvement

A closed meeting Of the
Metropolitan Association Of
General improvement Con-
tractors at 8 pm. next Thurs
day will hear a program deal
ing with home-improvement
issues.
Speakers will include James
w. Hobbs. dealer. control
division, Federal Housing
Administration: Clark F.
King. District Corporation
Counsel; r. Donald Kinney,
Department Of Licenses and
Inspections. District Govern
ment; John r. Leary, rep
resentative Of an aluminium
firm: David r. Reel. Division
OF Small Business, Federal
Trade Commission, and
Arthur Wenige. Advertising
Department, The Evening
Star.
The meeting will be held
at 1915 I street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

62o5 POE RoAD-WooDHAvEN tReor Viewl
terrific rombIer-ony yeurs odsish from the California .l
tnsze bedrooms with space for more baths with 3rd bath
roushed IN; lovely living with muny bun feotue
dining 10th Century kitchen with everything fomy room
laundry ~ screened porch oil floor Full basement ideal for
workshop and recreation with srude ~ covered
poo Exrus include 2woy fireplace between living room and umy
buin wudrobe aluminium windows and sash
maintenance problem here!
To out
to
Road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
SUMMERS SPRINGFIELD AREA
$500 ALBA ROAD

open SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 6-The large fumiy seeking
q fine home in top Location missing bet here! Hond-
white brick center-ho COLONEL that masterpiece Of
fine GUILTY. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED! Lorse pcneIed Library
und full bath first floor beautiful bedrooms baths
second Lovely recreation with fireplace Enormous
porch 2eur uttoched HeuV slate roof Wutowcl
Massachusetts Avenue Extended to Cromwell Drive right to
Springfield Drive right to Newinson. right Abu Mr. LOux.
EN- 3-7232
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
BETHESDA
ooIe THoRNwoop ROAD

OPEN SUNDAY l6-Beots anything have the lower
os! bedrooms M boths full basement huge screened porch
with butin charcoal sr uelectnc Kitchen beautiful lot wo
carpet Excellent condition Near NlH, Naval Hospital
ond Holy Redeemer Church and School Wisconsin Avenue post
Novel Hospital TO Cedar lune right approximately mile Soul
Rood left ThOnwood Road right open sign Mr. Meuse
OIL 4-2575
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
SPRINGFIELD SNOWFLAKE!
s7ls RlpcEEIfLp ROAD

@opEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY I-6-one Of the IoyeIess
zhomes this highly popular community Perfect condition and
hos mode mony costly improvements Three years old and
people will prefer brond-new home. bedrooms ~
boths huge snushed basement large porch attached
Zeor Large. level o exquisitey londseoped
Finest equipment including electric 2door refrigerator.
dshssher disposal clothes washer und dryer deepeeze and
Little Flower and Kenwood Club NOW PRICED TO SELL River
Reed Springfield Drive tocro from Kenwood cub) left
1RidgefieId, right to home Me- Wode, Wo 6-54o9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

4sos TRAYMoRE STREET

BETHEsDAs FINEST vALUEi 1902 TRAYMoRE STREET
OPEN SUNDAY. -6Fine big 3bedoom 2z.buth brick split
level in wonderful neishbOrhood Navel Hospital and NH
Full center ball. immense oleleetie kitchen with everything
Large fumY room PLUS recreation with bar Oversize
butin gurnge All large and home excellent
dtion Asking $2s5oo MUST Be SOLD NOW Our Wisconsin
Avenue Cedar Lone right Shonue Drive right to Toymore
.left to home M. Munoy OIL. 6-S076
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
GREEN ACRES
1918 RedfoFd Road

Brick Colonial doll house, neat
as q pin and ehorminsly deco
rated. A lovely tree Shaded lot
and q delightful patio for your
outdoor pleasure and q eoIorfuI
recreation room for those winter
nights. Yours for $l7,e50.
TO Reach; Out Riuer Road s
blocks beyond District Line. left
on GreenwGv Drive, to Redtord
Road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
CHEVY CHASE CLUE AREA
1903 OAK LANE

OPEN SUNDAY l6-Unheurd-of opportunity buy brcnd-
new fine quality home in this beautiful very desirable section
between Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs and popular Rose
mary erode school, BUILDER WILL GIVE you WONDERFUL
ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD HOME! bedrooms plus library
and lovely big living approximately l5x26 full buths
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING! lndescrboble setting among
~towerine beech Conn., Ave Extended % Underwood
z Oak Lane right to home. Mr. Burtett HA. 2-342l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
CHEVY CHASE NEW HOME! 1904 WESTERN AVENUE

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 16-There very few brand
quality homes ovoiobe such fine eIosen location Here
is beautiful big brick spIeve with bedrooms boihs 4th
bedroom den lower level big ft living ROOM separate
dining huge OeIeee Kitchen lovely yurdeseI recreation
with fireplace and butin garage Out Conn Ave
to Chevy Chase Circle right Western Mr. Borrow c. 6-506a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
1901 cLEyELAhn AVE. NV.
.WoopLEY HILL

-WooDLEY HILL 1901 CLEVELAND AVE. NV.
oPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, l6You Lost chance to buy
brundnew home fashionable WoOdey HILL Hundsome Colo
Mol townhoue with real style and class in truly distinguished
Location FULLY AIR CONDITIONED! bedrooms study full
baths and holt bohs included Rear drawing ROOM patio
is delightful Formal garden with fountain Connecticut Ave-
to Calvert Street. left to Cleveland Avenue Mr. Perry EN-
2-44l2
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DISTRICT -
EIRSr pREsENTATIoN
BRIARcLIEE

FIRST PRESENTATION BRIARcLIEE
5l57 MAcoMB STREET NW.-oPEN SUN, l-e Charming white
brick COLONEL in lovely setting OF large Features
sbroy with fireplace LIST floor bedrooms boths End
Nee rec with fireplace, screened porch 2cor built
garage Macarthur Blvd MoeOmb, right to home M Bort1
.oL 4-835S
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BRIARcLEE. UNRELlEyARLEI szsl WATSON ST. NV


OPEN SUNDAY live believe say thOt such oppor
tuniy before has been offered in this exclusive community
An offer the mid 40s might buy BIG bedrooms library pow
der ROOM l6x2l living $1,000 super Kitchen
beautiful recreation with fireplace and Dor. 2eo bun
oUS TO SELL Nebraska Avenue into Loushboro Rood
Louehboo Rood Poisude Lone left 70 Watson right
home. Colonel March NO. 1851, Ext. 28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

OPEN SUNDAY l6-sweet fresh oi and sunshnel You will
hove to this Place appreciate I'LL IS BEAUTIFUL! Bio
3bdroom brick ombler with full basement Oversize
eoscse Lorse sudeuhoue costly convertible to stable Fully
fenced level land with beautiful fruit berry bushes soil
conditioned TO anything Delightful high elevation with
SALE! Memorial Bridge bearing right on George Woshineon
Powoy to Loreum Lane Locum Lone Old Dominion Drive
Old Dominion to utfc light in McLeun left lz3 through
Lewinsvle Seneca Avenue left second house left
open Or Cross chuin Bridge Right lz3 through Mclean
to Seneca Ave. left Seneca to home M Sullivan IA 5597
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
By CARTER BROOKE JONES
star Book Critic

and joined the Communists.
When. some years after
the war. Labor again got
into power and named q
Prime Minister. Johnnie
confidently expected q cabi-
net post. When the new
p. M. failed to name him
to anything Johnnie was
crushed. but he was still q
member Of the House and he
laid his plans to night the
head Of the new govern
ment. even though the p. M.
was Q fellow party member.
A Lonely Man
Meanwhile. Johnnie's wife
Alice packed up and left
him. johnnie was ~. good
looking and aggressive and
feeling that no woman (es-
pecially not Alice) had ever
loved him. He was lonely.
He had never drunk. but he
tried whisky and found Il
helpful. When o pretty girl
Of 20 was thrown in his path
and was somewhat over
whelmed at his political
fame, he fell hard and made
love to her. After q very
brief affair. she began to
realize that he was her
fathers age. not really old.
but he would be long before
she would. and she fed from
her London job to her home
in Yorkshire.
After one futile attempt
to patch things UP with the
girl, johnnie returned to
London and drank more
heavily. Alice. meanwhile.
had become disillusioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
A Dictionary Might Help
To Solve This Mystery

tolls nightly over scree and
other horrors Of the moun-
tains. There Is q host Of
obscure terms that would
send anyone but Samuel
johnson, Noah Webster Or
H. L. Mencken scrambline felt
the dictionary.
Still, It is o whacking
good spy-mystery story. The
mountain climbing sailor, Mr..
Taunt, ricochets from Scot.
land to France to Tibet like
a latter day Sherlock Holmes
assisted by o shapely Dr..
Watson. Divers unsavory
Russians and Tibetans double
as the Moriasty gang and
the background is beefed up
by Hebridean gales, Hima-
lAyan avalanches and q
plethora of blood-shed. !
But as always, right makes
might and the good guys
thwart the Reds in their plan
to blow up Western civilizss
ton. We're still here, aren't
we?
JERRY oLEARY. Jf.- .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
CONFETTI FOR GINo. BY.

CONFETTI FOR GINO. BY.
Lorenzo Madalena. (Dou-
bleday q Co.; $3.50
This first novel by Loren
20 Madalena starts as Q rip
pie and transforms into .
strong wave. It is not In
conceivable that its inept
start may wash out the
readers.
The setting Is q fisher
mems colony In San Diego
where commercial anglers
drive Cadillacs and speak
like landlubbers.
This is q village where
the young first and second
generation Italians are ex-
pected to snap fiercely at
the lure Of life before biting
the marriage bait.
Gino De Marine is q hand
some young fisherman who
is swapping but decidedly
not biting.
Gino's fling at life before
needing Mama's advice to
marry the Italian girl next
door revolves around Q volup-
tuous blond waitress ct his
favorite hangout.
The author would have Il.
that the bar mermaid turns
down Gino's marriage pro-
posal because she already Is
married and has q child.
It was all for the best, for
the Italian girl transforms
herself into a rather desir-
able-physically and mental
y-marital prospect in the
course of the novel.
Author Madalena ends his
novel with the couples rela-
tives ready to buy the con-
fetti for the wedding but
with Gino saying he'd "think
about 1t some time" before.
swallowing the marriage bait
that Is choking him.
Before closing. however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Wispiness cIings
To John lJpdike's
Short Stories
THE SAME DOOR. BY John
Updike. (Alfred A. Knopf;
S3.75.)

THE SAME DOOR. BY John
Updike. (Alfred A. Knopf;
$3.75.)
For the limited area of the
short story. Mr.. Updike has
chosen small emotions-mis-
givings. irritations. and fail
ures Of communications. Like
many other modern Short
story writer's, he is better at
detailing their beginnings
rather than their resolutions,
and some pieces are more
evocations Of mood and per-
sonality than they are Of
action. His dialogue Is good
and his writing is first-class
but it could be said to him,
as one Of his characters says
to another. your critical
sense Is always q jump ahead
Of your creative urge"
Mr.. Updike's stories are
mostly anecdotes and con-
versation, although 1t must
be said that one Of them.
"Ace in the Hole" Is q very
penetrating glimpse into an
immature marriage. Around
the others, however. q certain
wispiness clings.
M. Meg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
APPOINTMENT IN TIBET.
BY w. H. Murray. GO. p.
putnam's Sons. 93 .05l

APPOINTMENT IN TIBET
BY w. H. Murray. @. ?
Putnam's Sons; $3.50
This appointment is not
in the same class with Mr..
O,Hara's in Samarra or Mr..
Ambler's with danger but 1t
is still q good four-star
thriller.
Mr.. Murray has written
the longest chase sequence
since Mr.. Fix took out after
Mr.. Fogg to allow his hero.
John Taunt, to thwart the
Russians in O plan to deposit
atomic devices in the worlds
key cities. The action, how
ever, is so heavily larded
with technical terms about
sailing and mountain climb
ing that the reviewer would
have evinced no surprise to
encounter brillig and slithy
tOves somewhere along the
length Of 1t.
The hero Is given to shout
ing that something viii have
to sybe or all viii be lost and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
PorIioment Is Setting for Savage
Novel Bosed on Life in Politics

with the Commies and quit
them and decided TO give her
marriage another chance.
Blamed His wife
But johnnie. at last named
to q secondary post In the
government. q little short Of
cabinet rank. had no time
for his wife. He told HIM
self that 1t was she who had
thwarted him all along,
especially since the Prime
Minister explained that the
reason johnnie failed to get
an appointment in the first
place was because his wife
was reliably reported to be
3 Red.
Naturally, since the author
knew 1t SO well. the atmos-
phere Of the House Of Conn
mons is sketched expertly.
johnnie Is q three-dimen-
sional figure. one Of the
most alive and completely
realized characters I've en-
countered in recent fiction.
He Is sketched in strong
acids, and ! doubt that you'll
soon forget him. I know ]
won't. And I'm not surprised
that mo Love for Johnnie"
stirred something Of q sensa.
ton when 1t was published
in England recently.