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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-05-19

It's rather peculiar, but toler-
ance is virtue that your adver-
sary rarely has.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-05-19

Insurance is often carried when
not needed and needed when not
carried.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-05-19

The trouble with substitutes for
beef steak is that they taste like
substitutes.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

the middle of a picture win
dow.
Do make an inviting place
to sit and enjoy a cup of
coffee and the view.
Don't have a fireplace and
never light it.
Do enjoy the relaxing mood
that a cracking fire invites.
Don't use a murky, muddy
color even if it is in vogue.
Do use clear, fresh colors
to give you a happy outlook.
Don't hold on to wilted,
half-dead flower arrange
mentS.
Do experiment with the
new crisp long lasting make
believe flowers.
Don't stifle any individual
ideas.
Do be creative. Use your
ingenuity and wallow in love-
ly colors!
Mrs. r. A. asks:
~ would like to redecorate
my little girls room. The fur
niture is maple. I do not
care for yellow or green walls.
Would colors of gold, white
and tangerine be too bright?
How could I use these
colors on the wall, bedspread,
dust ruff1e, rugs, lamp. pic
lures and draperies which
would have to be short.
Also I have a bookcase I
would like to paint to go with
the room. What color could
I paint this?"
Dear Mrs. r. A.:
Gold, white and tangerine
should make a charming
room for a little girl to wake
up in. Have daisy-white walls,
bright tangerine curtains,
white bedspread with dust
ruff1e real ruffly) of a bold
but friendly floral print with
tangerine flowers, brilliant
green leaves on a white
background.
Paint the bookcase a shiny
Evening star., 1960-04-22

white and fill it with color
full books.
Get your gold touches in
lamps. a white and gilt waste
basket and a brass bowl
filled with white daisies with
yellow centers. Then put a
basket of crisp red apples on
the table beside the bed Just
to startle the tangerine, gold
and white theme.
Mrs. r. S. p. asks:
What can I do to give
Importance to four small pic
lures over my bed?"
Dear Mrs. r. S. p:
Recently I saw a model
room with an idea for you.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

To give the Illusion Of frame
. strip Of dark green felt
(you could use any color)
two inches wide was pasted to
the wall enclosing each pair
Of pictures. The felt was
draped in a long rectangle
with a semi-circular top.
Quite original!
BE Your Own Decorator" a fo,-
einotins and most informative
Evening star., 1960-04-22

booklet by Dorothy Draper, 10
ovoilobIs to readers Of The Stur.
Send Is cents in coin and your
name and eddress printed to
Dorothy Draper, core Of The Eve
ming Stor. Mrs. Droper eonnot
answer personol moil, but will
use questions Of widest general
appeal in her column.
copyright 1860, Dorothy DEspsR
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Banquet Tomorrow

DR.. R. NJ. Page, director Of
research at the U. S. Naval
Research Laboratory and re-
cipient of the Presidents
Award for Distinguished
Federal Civilian Service, will
be guest speaker tomorrow at
the annual banquet and ball
of the Engineers Council of
George Washington Univer-
sity. The event is slated for
1880 pm. in the Cotillion
Room of the Presidential
Arms.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Decorating Dos and Don'ts
In Capsule Doses

friend of mine said not long ago. 81 always
like to read a DO this, Don't do that type of
column. It's so definite" So this is for the people
who like some decorating dos and donts in capsule
doses.
Don't put a table with lamp on it smack in
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Park Free Charge 1t
Just Few Examples! Many Others at Both Stores!

Postie-top 5-pieee Dinette extension toble with 40
leaf and upholstered scot and back chors brown
metal legs. Tomorrow
TV swivel oeeosiOno Lounge choir; foam rubber 70
cushioned; textured upholstery Tomorrow
SeIis Donish import Lounge Chair foam rubber QQ
cushion scot and back Upper covered; soddIe w
finish frame on solid beech. Tomorrow
Walnut 5-peee Dining Room; pIostic-top round 7So
extension table with Ieof and plastic upholstered
scot and back chairs; complete. Tomorrow
Wonut s. piece Bedroom Suite;with plastic tops 71o
6-drower double dresser with mirror, 5-drower ~'-
chest and doube-size bed; complete.
Tomorrow
Evening star., 1960-04-22

Anoher group the specially selected values that haze made
Saturday Peerless outstanding for budgece shoppers The
famous manufacturers of modern and contemporary urn
ture represented in this group Of floor samples model
home display pieces discontinued designs ,condertM
opportunity fill in that empty furnish rChoIe
Every item advertised t0H be priced higher Monday
shop both Peerless stores from to tomorrow!
Evening star., 1960-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
1905 MILLS AVE..NE.
$3.50 MO. INCL. TAX

44i4 Lee St, nr. Sheriff Td': A.
rm, det. home. needs repairs, 81.
BOO; inspect same, then cali
hAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-04-06
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
tcoNTIkUEp)

Available April /; 3-bedroom brick
rambler; fireplace: large picture
window full basement. LARcH-
MONT REALTY, INC. JE. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-04-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED SMALLER RENTALS
for many waiting clients in
Northern Va. only: clock eficient
results given. ASK FOR MR..
FURNISS. TOWN g. COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
By MARY L. VAUGHAN
star stan Writer

1nformality is the key to
living in South Dakota's Ex-
ecutive Mansion, where Gov.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Herseth
dwell with their three teen
age children.
Generally. the home is
filled with the gay talk and
and laughter Of the children
and their friends. who DUR
ing the summer months are
frequent houseguests OF the
Herseths. az $50
The children all teen-agers.
are Karen, Connie and Lars.
Colonial Style
The pale gray and white
trimmed house was con-
structed in Pierre nearly a
quarter Of a century ago
during the administration of
the colorful Cowboy Cover
nor" Tom Berry. a Demo-
crat.
For the first time since
that era, the mansion is once
again occupied by a chief
executive Of the same polit-
ical afiiliation.
BY Eastern standards, the
title mansion" Is "overAm-
nitious." according to Mrs.
Herseth. She describes it as.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
AT HOME WITH A GOVERNOR
Western InfornnoIity Reigns
South Dokotots Mansion Is q Rornbfino House

and good taste characteristic
Of the mansion are in keep
ing with the informality Of
this S0-year-old State.
People who come to the
mansion on business or social
calls often do so with a GER
tain amount Of trepidation,"
she observes, 'but when they
tlnd the home is not much
different from their own, ex-
cept a little bigger, they i'm
mediately are put at ease"
The house is well planned
for efficiency, Mrs. Herseth
points out. Various members
Of the family are able to
entertain at the same time
without in any way disturb
ing each other"
Mrs. Herseth entertains
often at tea. while the Gov
ernor is apt to bring home
anywhere from one to three
Of his office callers for lunch
about half the time" she
reveals.
On these unexpected occa-
sions. she adds. no one stands
on protocol as the guests
enjoy family "potluck" in the
smaller Of the mansions two
dining rooms.
This informality is neces-
sary. Mrs. Herseth insists, or
Evening star., 1960-10-16

the Indian room are tribal
pictures and raiment such as
robes. headdresses and moe
caSins, and q red-brick fire.
place. The furnishings In
clude bamboo cnairs and
settee, a rustic wooden table
and floor and ceiling lamps.
The mansion is located on
q 5-acre site with numerous
rolling lawns and q variety
OF trees such as honey lo-
Gust, spruce and apple. Ex-
cept in the summer months
when the sprinkling systems
are turned on, neighborhood
children are permitted to
play baseball on the green.
Each Easter morn the Gov
ernor and Mrs. HerSeth spon-
sor an Easter egg hunt when
youngsters are rewarded with
a quarter for every egg they
find.
Another familiar sight
about the mansion is the
family pet, Widget, a Nor
wegian elkhound.
During the winter months
visitors find a picturesque
spot near the mansion is the
Capitol Lake which does not
freeze over due to warm
feeding springs. Here can be
seen wild ducks and Canadian
geese nibbling on shelled corn
scattered on the lake front
each day.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

"the work load would be too
great for me and the two
maids"
During the school year
Connie often has some of her
classmates in for q platter
party or to practice for the
school play or some other
activity in the family living
room. At the same time, Lars
and a group Of his pals may
be playing pool in the base
ment while the Governor is
meeting with q delegation,
commission or board in the
state dining room.
No Musty SplendOr
Visitors, upon entering the
mansion, step into q small
hall where a guest book rests
on . console table. To the
left Of the hall Is the State
reception room which Mrs.
Herseth points out. docs not
remain aloof in musty splen-
dor to be used only for on
cial meetings or parties"
Measuring 18 by 80 feet,
the reception room with large
windows front and back. oc-
cupies a 1irst-story wing to
one side Of the front Of the
mansion. French doors at the
back open into a formal gar
den in this setting which is
furnished with French Pro-
vincial chairs blending in
with a circular sofa and coffee
tables.
A focal point in the room
is a distinctive fireplace made
Of petrifled wood from South
Dakota's famed Black Hills.
Over the mantel is q photo
graph Of Mount Rushmore
National Memorial.
Another corner in the re-
ception room holds a baby
piano, part Of the per-
furnishings Of the
Evening star., 1960-10-16

home. At the opposite end
is the Herseth's Hammond
organ. Karen plays both in
: struments. but prefers the
piano. her mother explains.
Just on the reception room
Is the state dining room with
an expandable Duncan Phyfe
table centered beneath two
crystal chandeliers. Blue dra-
perieS over cream-colored
glass taffeta curtains blend
with gray walls and blue
ceiling in this setting where
q decorative note is q copy
Of Stuart's painting Of
George Washington.
Close by this area are the
family dining room with ad-
joining family kitchen and o
l4-by-l9-foot family living
room.
SandalwOod Shades
Mrs. Herseth manages the
household from the latter
room, working at her desk
before a row Of windows. It
is here she handles her
voluminouS correspondence,
writes her speeches and keeps
the gubernatorial scrapbooks.
All Of the bedrooms are
located on the second floor.
There are two guest rooms
with twin beds and a master
bedroom with a double bed.
Sandalwood wallpaper and
carpeting dominates the
master bedroom where a con-
trasting shade is lent by full
length white and gold nylon
tissue taffeta draw draperies.
In the basement is a we'll
equipped laundry, a furnace
room, food freezer, storm
shelter. billiard room and In
dian room.
Dominating the walls in
Evening star., 1960-10-16

"a rambling Colonial-type
frame house"
The ofiicial home Of the
Coyote States Governor is a
l2-room, four-and-one-half-
bath affair, not much larger
than the Herseth's ranch
home near Houghton in
Northeastern South Dakota.
Mrs. Herseth believes that
the simplicity, soft colors
Evening star., 1960-10-16

ou Dokoos first oy lives this sprone ome
by sopne oWs apple and honey ocoted in
Pierre Just beyond the stoteo Copto the two is
picturesque Copto Lake. which fovote refuge wild ducks and
Conodion Gov and Mrs Ralph erset colt Ground
during the months teered where mnches
gross conented the shade Of the from distance
many visitors refer to the white house" Closer
examination eveols however, that painted light oroy with white trim
Evening star., 1960-10-16

lips and fingertips
Beautiful new works of art from
Juliette Marglen :. for the first time
translucent lpstick-Stained Glass
has the richness of precious ruby,
aglow with red and amber lights,
iquifying at skin temperature to leave
sheer clear color which resistA
caking or smearing. For the first time
translucent color for fingertips-see
the incandescence of Stained Glass
colors over the ''inner fire" of
CeIlini Gold, Silver or Bronze such
couturier fingertip fashion shades as
Stained Glass Amethyst. Aquamarine.
Black Diamond, Emerald, Garnet,
Sapphire and Topaz. Stained Glass
Lipstick, exquisitely boxed, $50.
Stained Glass Nail Clace, set, 2.7S.
Prices plus tax. Mail and phone
orders invited, National 8-773O.
Cosmetics, First Floor; Spring Valley
and z Corners.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Home PIuters Plan Visit
To Cooperstown June 3

The Home Plate Club has
Scheduled an ambitious pro-
gram for the coming months,
beginning with q trip to base
balls Hall Of Fame at Coopers-
town, N. Y, in June.
At a dinner-meeting last
night at the Touchdown Club,
President Bill Werber told
members a chartered bus will
go to Cooperstown on June 8.
Members will stay there for the
next two days, sightseeing and
playing golf.
On June 18, the Home
Platers will stage the annual
"Oldtimers" baseball game on
the Ellipse. A field day and
picnic will be held August 7 at
Fort Washington and on Sep
tember II the club will hold its
annual sports award banquet
at a site to be selected.
Guests at last nights dinner,
attended by nearly 100, we're
Frank CHome Rum Baker,
third baseman for the Phila-
delphia Athletics and New
York Yankees nearly 40 years
ago, and DR.. H. C. (Curley)
Byrd, former president of the
University of Maryland and
Evening star., 1960-04-28

now chairman Of the Depart
ment of Tdewater Fisheries of
Maryland.
Baker, "a, who still makes
his home at Trappe. Md, on
the Eastern Shore, and DR..
Byrd were roommates when
they were playing baseball in
the old Eastern Shore League.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

my quarterback If we were to
play q game tomorrow. He is
the better passer and has more
game experience than any Of
the other candidates"
Hall expressed satisfaction
with the overall development Of
the squad following 20 days Of
spirited drills.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Army Hunting
Quarterback to
Replace Caldwell

WEST POINT, N. Y, April
% (AP1.-After conclusion of
its spring football practice,
Army still is searching for a
starting quarterback to succeed
Joe Caldwell, who will grad
uate.
The three leading candidates
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Groveton Truckmen
Surprise Generals

Groveton High School won
seven of 13 events and surprised
Washington-Lee, 6012 to 521a,
in a dual track meet yesterday
at Groveton.
Steve Herrera won the mile
and half-mile and Andy Nc
Pherson captured the 100 and
220-yard dashes for the Tigers.
wills Jim Stockard was high
scorer with victories in both
hurdles and the anchor leg on
the winning mile relay team.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

In other matches. Buddy
Rogers meets Bobby Davis,
"Mr. Clean" makes his debut
here against Taro Sakuro,
Pampero Firpo grapples with
Pedro Morales and Chief SUM-
War Cloud tangles with Pedro
Godoy.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

are Senior Tom Blanda, q g.
foot l73-pounder from Young
wood, Pa: Senior Glen Adams,
6-foot 1e5-pounder from El
Paso. Tex, and Dick Eckert, a
6-foot 1S0-pound sophomore
from Carlisle, Pa.
"As Of the moment" Coach
Dale Hall said yesterday, Il
would have to name Blanda as
Evening star., 1960-04-28

be presented tonight at Capt.
tol Arena when the Bastien
brothers, Red and Lou. take on
Skull Murphy and Pat Kelly.
This bout will open the show
at $50 and will be a one-fall
finish. It will ::.ct be televiSed.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
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offer. IA. 2-7172.
you CAN LIVE AND TRAVEL on this
Gift. Revel Craft 50-h.p. outboard:
all equip incl. canvas. SEE II at
MARTIEES, Mayo, Nd, Rte. PA.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

The most outstanding NyIon tire
value we've ever offered! They're
famous Goodyear ST Triple 7 en-
pered Nylons, that give you longer
tire life and dependable mileage. Get
a set today, they've never been lower
priced!
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Bustien Brothers
Open Tonieht's
Card at CopitoI

One Of the better team wres1
ting matches Of the season will
Evening star., 1960-04-28
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WoshIneton, D. c
Thgrs6oY, April 70, 1850
Evening star., 1960-04-28

The worlds first Turnpike-Proved tires
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ever offered! You'll get up to 25% more
safe mileage and you be saving money
at the same time. Trade now! Get famous,
dependable Goodyear ST quality at these
amazingly low sale prices!
Evening star., 1960-04-10

was noted during periods of
extensive use of the motors and
periods when the motors we're
not IN use. The fish in motor
test areas completely ignored
motor noise and boat disturb
ance, continuing their normal
activity"
At Florida's Silver Springs,
skin divers from observation
positions on the river bottom
have photographed individual
fish and schools of fish SWIM
ming toward the propeller
stream of outboards rather
than scurrying away. Though
no one can prove this without
speaking directly to the fish,
apparently some fish are Just
as curious as kittens. Moving
water of a prop stream attracts
them. And as in the case of
the proverbial kitten, their
curiosity does them in as it
leads them right to the fisher
mans hook.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

Weimaraners, all the entrants
were pointers or settlers.
Rocky Creek Dot took top
honors in the Puppy Stakes and
Rhett'S Sailor. a female pointer
owned by Harold Crane of
Baltimore, won the All-Age
Stakes Friday.
Bakers Paladel, a female
pointer owned by John Baker
of Washington, was judged best
in the Shooting Dog Stakes, an
event that attracted AZ entrants
and took all day yesterday to
conduct.
Results:
Puppy Stakes. Rocky Creek Dot
female pointer owned BY Jerry Achen-
bach OF Vidalia, Ga: .. War Hoop
DDspper Ds W, DICK male pointer owned BY
nrd nr william AmaroSs, jr. Chevy Chase,
owned by Louis Promos, LeesburE. Va.
Ali-Age Stakes-l, Rhett's Sailor,
female pointer owned by Harold Carne'
batlmore; :, Beau Essig Guy, male
setter owned by Wayne Movers, Me-
chSnlcsourE, Pa. 3, Stormy Hayride.
Springfield, Va.
Shooting Dog Stakes. Bakers
Paladel, female pointer owned by John
Baker, Washington; ., Paladin Green
wood Freckles, male pointer owned by
Mrs. c. A. Foster. Charleston, W. va;
3. Wayriel'S Spunky Judy, female
pointer owned by Brooke Ettineer,
MartinSburg W Va
Best of winners-Rocky Creek Dot.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Oh,
so refreshine...
the beauty Of a
Vertagreei lawn!

There's nothing like the cool
taste of Wdter nothing like
the feel of thick grass under
your feet ;. nothing like the
refreshing LaWn beauty you
create Wih Vertdgreen 1864!
1t builds healthier, sturd-
ier stands from the roots up.
Vertagreen 10-6-4sends roots
down deep where there's
moisture, even in dry wealth
er and it makes top
growth turn the greenest
green you've ever seen.
If you want thick green
grass - lawn beauty that
lasts-insist on ARMOUR
Vertagreen 1864 at your
nearby garden supply store.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Puppy Takes Major Honors
As Spring Field Trials End

Rocky Greek Dot, a female
pointer puppy owned by Jerry
Achenbach of Vidalia. Ga, was
judged the best of winners as
the seth National Capital field
trials came to a close yesterday
on the Izaak Walton Farm near
Poolesville.
A total of 81 hunting dogs
took part in the two-day trials,
an annual feature of the club
which was formed almost half
a century ago. Except for three
Evening star., 1960-04-10

Guard while nine others which
belatedly passed boating acts
have received exemptions until
July /.
This means that owners may
continue to operate presently
numbered boats until that date.
Purchasers of new boats that
would require numbers under
the old law may operate them
without numbers.
The states with temporary
exemptions are Georgia, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Mississippi, Ne
vada, New Mexico and Virginia
Just Beats DeadIine
Massachusetts,, last to act,
Just beat the April l deadline,
1t passed its law at 6:45 that
morning and flew it to Coast
Guard headquarters here for
consideration by the comman-
dant.
To coordinate administra-
ton and enforcement, a con-
ference between the Coast
Guard and state officials re-
sponsible for administering
boating laws will take place at
the Marriott Motor Hotel Tues
day.
Meanwhile. Maryland and
Virginia are busy setting up the
mechanics of their new laws.
Regulations Adopted
Maryland, which will charge
Sc to register boats with motors
of more than 712 horsepower
and sailboats more than 25 feet
in length for three years, is
working on a safety code to
accompany its act. 1t also has
adopted these regulations:
Identification numbers will
consist of three parts, the first
being the letters MD, the Sec
ond consisting of not more than
four arabic numerals, and the
third part consisting Of not
more than two letters. Example: {:
MD-1234-AA.
The license number assigned
to an owner must be painted
on, or attached to, each side
of the bow or forward half of
the vessel. 1t must read from
eft to right and be IN such po-
Evening star., 1960-04-10

I operation Of outboard motors
had any significant effect on
fishing.
The research was unbiased,
and a summary Of the test
data indicated that the only
effect outboard motors have on
fishing is to permit anglers to
cover more territory in less
time and as a result catch more
fish.
There had been lots of guess
Il ing before these studies were
conducted. Many anglers and
conservationiSts insisted that
outboard motors spoil fishing
success and harm fish life. They
were proved to be in error.
| + +
Closely similar small lakes
were drained, then refilled and
stocked with a like number and
type of breeding fish. On one
set of controlled lakes, no power
boats were permitted. On an
other set outboard powered
boats we're hooked to brides.
Drone fashion the outboards
were operated over nesting
areas for about nine hours a
day at varying speeds.
At the end of almost four
months, the ponds we're
drained. The average yield of
fish fry per acre was tailed.
No measurable difference was
found. This blasted the long
held theory that outboard
motor operation frightened fish
so production was retarded, or
that the detachable power
plants destroyed nests and
killed newly Matched fry or
insect and plant life necessary
TO flSh growth.
Propeller turbulence appar-
emily had no i'll effects on the
fish, on their breeding habits
or on the amount Of bottom
plant life on which they fed.
The wake from the power boats
was Of no more consequence on
fish survival than natural wave
action.
Another lake was selected by
the test crew to determine the
effect of the outboard motor on
angling success. Throughout
most of one summer, crews of
fishermen alternated between
still-fishing from shore, fishing
from rowboats and fishing from
outboard-powered boats. Mo-
torboats were operated past the
still fishermen on alternate
days. Length. specie and time
OF catch of each fish was
logged.
The statistical data failed to
show any significant difference
between the catch on those
days power boats were operated
compared with that on non
motor days.
The Texas Fish and Game
Commission conducted addi-
tlonal tests which buttressed
the Michigan studies. Skin
divers were used to make un-
derwater observations. The
Texas report from a fishery
biologist, John E. Tilton, stated
in part:
mo difference in numbers
OF fish seen or general activity
Evening star., 1960-04-10
RETURNS SLOW AND FAULTY
Boat Numbering Plan
Off to Ragged Start
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdnor Editor

The Coast Guards new numbering program for
boats is off to somewhat slow and ragged start.
On April l the Coast Guard started registering
boats in the II States and the District which do not
have numbering laws that are approved or awaiting
approval.
Applicants 60 to the nearest Post Office purchase
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Vistu Cycles Starting

The D. c. Throttle TWisters
motorcycle club will start it's
racing season today at Vista
Raceway. Time trials at the
lf-mile dirt oval start at l
pm. and the competition at
2 pm.