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The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21
LOCAL LADIES A
ON TRIPS

Mrs. Katie Buckley and Miss
Joe Rogers left from Glendive to-
gether Monday evening on vaca-
ton trips. Mrs. Buckley will spend
the holidays with her daughter,s
family, the F. w. Orrs in Livings-
ton, and then go on to California
and Arizona for the winter
months.
Miss Rogers will visit for several
weeks at the home of her niece
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Gordon and family at Os-
burn, Idaho. Miss Rogers will he
joined there by her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Anon
Thompson of Enterprise, Oregon.
parents of Mrs. Gordon, who will
also enjoy the holiday season AT
their daughters home.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21

FOR THE MAN OR LADY GOLF
Err SEE THE NEW 1851 SOFT
RIDE BAG BOY. THE WORLDS
FAVORITE GOLF CART. ALSO
SPALDING NEW KRO-FLITE
AND AIR-FLITE GOLF BALLS
AT TURNER DRUG. DOWN
TOWN. 48-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21

It's all right to think we'll of
yourself, especially if you deserve
it, but YOU needn't tell everybody
about il.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21

Big words do not always convey
big thoughts.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
Mhsuu trimline food freezer
deluxe model ,ch 318-lb. capacity, fuu0dh shelres
$ loo
buy for only $40 monthly

New freeze-fIo freezing for constont fost
freezing action throughout the freezer
Shelves and side plates are formed from one
continuous freezing plate providing 3woy
freezing action throughout the freezer.
wall design with trimIne cobinet for
buiIt-in look Door shelves keep juice and
food packages at your fineertps. Only
"a l/l6" wide with 3l8-Ib. capacity.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
oil sizes nest for convenient storage


Teo yourself to set Of this beautifully sreomned Luggage
vacation An inspired gift
buy matched 6-piece for only 1894"
three Elegant Innings and minute detailing
belle this price,
Second Floor ShhOn Lou Level
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Price Same
As at Home

India Is trying to make sure
American tourists can buy their
favorite brands Of cigarettes,
cigars, drinks and film at prices
near what they pay back home.
A Coupon Scheme" has been
developed. Books Of coupons in
denominations Of 2. 5, 10 and
20 rupees are available free at
head tourist ofiices in Bombay,
Calcutta, Madras and New
Delhi. ...
In the back Of the book is a
list Of Government authorized
dealers who are asked to carry
important brands Of imported
liquor, American cigarettes.
tobacco and Aim, and sell them
at approximately the same
price, in dollars, as in the States
For his purchases, the Ameri-
can tourist presents his coupons
along with the equivalent In
cash.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Heaven and goddess of fish,
ermen and boat people. Pro-
cessions to the "a temples
named for her. accompanied
by lion dances. Best specta-
Gle is the boat peoples pill
grimage to Tai Mao temple
on the eastern approach to
the harbor.
APRIL 25-Israel. Druze Nabi
Shuaib Festival celebrated
near the shores of the Sea
of Galilee to honor the Druze
patron saint Jethro, father
in-law of Moses. From their
picturesque villages, brightly
dressed Druze gather to eat
lamb roasted whole with
rice, dance their wild Debka,
and perform their famed
fantasieh.
APRIL 25-Mexico. An eleb-
crate To-day spring festival
opens on st. Marks Day at
Aquascalientes in honor Of
the founding in 1904 of the
town Of San Marcos, now
part Of the city.
APRIL 2S-Philippines. Town
fiesta In Hagonoy. Bulacan.
Two months are devoted to
preparing magnificent street
decorations.-J. j.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Hilton's 4lst
Hotel to Open

The Denver Hilton--the Hill
ton Hotels Corporations 4lst
hoStelry - will open its doors
April 8.
The public opening will be
preceded by o three-day invita-
tional opening April 6-8. The
22-floor hotel contains SS4 guest
rooms and suites-5S3 Of them
with twin beds and 90 as
singles.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Snow Delays
PorkOpening

ROANOKE. Va. (AP)-
Snow drifts from 10 to 80 feet
deep may delay an early spring
opening Of the Blue Ridge Park
way in Virginia and North
Carolina.
The Parkway's travel season
normally starts about April IS
and many motorists use the
scenic drive in trips to and
from Florida in early April.
However, Parkway Supt. Sam
P. Weems said available funds
"are not sufficient to attempt
the enormous Job of removing
snow from the 477-mile drive
without assistance from more
seasonable weather."
But, he said. every attempt
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Where in the World
You Can Go in April

APRIL 3 France. Formal
opening of the Sound and
Light spectacle at the Cha
Steau of the Dukes Of Savoy in
,Chambery. Part Of Savoy's
Tooth anniversary celebra-
ton.
APRIL 3-28-Japan. Kite
fighting in Nagasaki. Con-
testants try to cut of the
strings of other kites by skill
ful maneuvering Of their own.
APRIL 5 - Malaga. Cheng
Beng, the Chinese version Of
"Au Souls Day." with Malay
an Chinese visiting their
ornately decorative ceme-
teries to pray for the souls
Of the dead. Incense sticks.
candles and joss paper are
burned while offerings Of
food are made. After wor-
ship the food is taken home
for q feast.
APRIL 6-Union Of South
Africa. Van Riebeeck Day Is
a public holiday commemo-
rating the landing Of Jan
van Riebeeck at Cape Town
in 1852.
APRIL 13-15-Burma. "Maha
Thingyan" holidays usher in
sthe Burmese New Year.
celebrated with guSto and
ihilarity. In many towns cos
TUNED inhabitants ride In
parades of vehicles decorat-
ed to resemble dragons, ogres,
.peacocks and white ele-
,phants.
APRIL 15-16-Fiji. Annual
Easter Car Rally is a two
day race by motor cars
around the island Of VIII
Levu, through jungle and
native villages.
APRIL 16-23-Australia. Car
nival Of the Pines in Port
Macquarie, New South Wales.
-Parades, ceremonies. singing
and dancing. along with
,colorful nag decorations.
APRIL 17-23 Spain. Tradi-
stional fiesta Of st. George at
hAlcoy, with mock battles be-
tween 'Moors and Chris
tians," cavalry attack and
capture Of the castle. Bull
fights.
APRIL 18-Hong Kong. Birth
day Of T'ien Hou. Queen Of
Evening star., 1960-03-27

win be made TO have the motor
road available for travel by
April Is and with Q reasonable
break In weather. this target
date can be met"
Worst conditions are from
Bent Mountain south of Roa-
noke through North Carolina
to Mt. Mitchell near Asheville,
he said.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
STAGE COACHES
ARE FOR HIRE

Stage coaches, or "krem-
SER" may be hired In Ber-
, lin for country excursions.
according to the Berlin
Tourist Once. The car
riages are traditional for
wedding parties.
Horses are still an ele-
ment Of Berlin trafic, with
the equine population in
creasing steadily. The num-
Der of horses rose 3 per
cent during the past two
years, to q total of 1870.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
More Visitors

Visitors to Nassau continued
to break records in February.
when 34.1l1 tourists came to
call. This was more than the
number recorded for the entire
year Of 1919.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

featuring Spain and Portugal.
Other tourist centers also will
be visited during the tour.
which leaves New York by air
July Q.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Tour Slated

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James A.
Magner. procurator of the
Catholic University of America,
viii lead q tour to Europe,
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Drive-In Planned

Germany's first drive-in
movie is to be opened soon out
side Frankfurt. Only two otheT
cities in Europe-Rome and
Madrid-have tried to follow
the United States example of
bringing the movie public cut
into the open.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
WASHINGTON, D. C.

WASHINGTON, D. C.
Paul r. AshbrOOk
1700 Eye st. NV.
Tel. ST. 3-7341
Edward ]. Lanen
703 Decatur Pl. NE.
Tel. LA. 6-5068
George H. Lyman
1908 14th st. NV.
Tel. NO. 7-1144
Bessie Nicholson
5000 Chevy Chase
Pkway. NV.
Tel. EN-. 3-2242
Simon Nj. Newman
2027 Que st. NV.
Tel. DU. 7-4672
William Preece
1903 14th st. NV.
Tel. NO. 7-1144
Jack L. Rim
1925 Wis. Ave. NV.
Tel. WO. 6-1730
Charles s. Rogers
651 Brandywine Sc.
Tel. 10. 3-5945
Louis ZeSkind
2724 Stephenson Ian
Tel. WO. 6-9434
MARYLAND
Bethesda
Dorothy A. Nagel
7436 Wis. Ave.
Tel. OIL. 2-3700
Robert b. Smith
7424 Wisconsin Ave.
Tel. OIL. 2-1111
Clinton
T. Alan Penn
woodward Road
Tel. CY. 1925 i.
College Park
Wallace Kapuscinski
1901 Nantucket Rd.
Tel. WE. 5-5081
Russell Travers
4500 College Ave.
Tel. UN. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-03-27
The POWER OF POCKET CHANGE!

Pocket change can guarantee that your
home will be completely paid for in the
event of your death NATIONWIDE'S
MORTGAGE CANCELLATION INSURANCE
costs as little as 1914 cents day. On 20
year mortgage, premimum are paid up in II
years Consult the chart for your cost! Then
call your Nationwide agent. He'll bring the
complete Mortgage Cancellation Insurance
story to your home or office at your con-
Evening star., 1960-03-27

District Heights
william X. Bowie
5507 Parkland Cts.
Tel. RE. 6-5481
William N. Daisey
$500 Silver Hill Rd.
Tel. RE. 6-6979
Ednor
William Kimball
Ednor Road
Tel. WA. 4-9375
Friendly
David L. WockIey
1910 Old Fort Rd. Sc.
Tel. CHI. 8-8118
Creenbelt
Anthony Madden
1873 Centerway
Tel. CIR. 4-4111
Hughesville
Robert ]. Martin
Tel. BR. 4-3166
Hyattsville
Eugene WeIlen
4010 Jefferson st.
Tel. UN. 4-3550
Kensington
Percy Mangum
10117 Ashwood DR..
Tel. VIII. 6-2073
Landover Hills
Thomas Wright
7415 Tilden st.
Tel. SP. 2-7343
Laurel
Harry X. Lines
327 Main st.
Tel. PA. 5-2030
Marlowe Heights
Lamar @. GOwIand
2505 Riviera Sc.
Tel. RE. 6-4033
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Oxon Hill
John P. Kirwan
$3.50 Owens Rd. Sc.
Tel. 10. 7-8421
Poolesville
Robert H. Grimes
Tel. DI. 9-4800
Riverdale
Robert L. Cooksey
1921 58th Avenue
Tel. WA. 7-6781
Rockville
Joseph Nj. Boland
Fire Dept. Building
Tel. PO. 2-6l66
Silver Spring
Reuben BOgdanOff
2315 East-West Hwy.
Tel. JU. 9-8550
Joseph Gibson
10l11 Colesville Rd.
Tel. JU. 9-3660
John Marinari
1904 Mayfair Place
Tel. JU. 5-6357
John C. Mason
All Perpetual Bldg.
Tel. JU. 1929
Sterling Radcliffe
1925 Georgia Ave.
Tel. JU. 8-7744
Suitland
Ronald b. COnaway
1902 haywood Lane
Tel. RE. 6-2343
Takoma Park
Dwight Sartwell
8507 Hood st.
Tel. HE. 4-1331
Wheaton
Maurice Greenman
Balcony,
Wheaton Coop
Tel. 10. 5-1445
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Robert P0rreca
Balcony,
Wheaton Coop
Tel. LO. 5-1523

Robert POrreca
Balcony,
Wheaton Coop
Tel. LO. 5-1523
VIRGINIA
Alexandria
Mary L. Godfrey
3130 Duke st.
Tel. KI. 9-4296
E. V. SchOOnmaker
710A West Glebe Rd.
Tel. KI. 8-0081
r. H. Stockton, Jr.
1014 Columbia DR..
Tel. SO. 8-8547
Rex StOrer
Is Spect Court
Tel. so. 5-4077
Fairfax
John A. Fagot
Tel. CIR. 3-1565
Leesburg
Harry C., Daniel
Tel. SP. 7-3809
w. J. Hay
Tel. SP. 7-1155
w. H. Spencer, Jr.
Tel. SP. 7-1155
Marshall
w. X. GlaScock
Tel. E M. 4-6621
Round Hill
Ethel E. Martz
Tel. ED. 8-8021
Springfield
Helen Nj. Johnson
6416 Brandon Ave.
Tel. FL. 4-6052
Warrenton
Douglas e. Sanders
Tel. 1889
Evening star., 1960-03-27

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
IS THERE ANYBODY AROUND
WHO KNOWS THE LANGUAGE?

This might be back-handed complaint against the
educational system of the United States.
Gray Line Sightseeing Companies Associated which
says has American toNrs than anybody is facing
crisis because foreign visitors than before
expected this year.
The crisis is shortage Of linguists who describe
tburst spots in foreign tongues Company officials said
it faces growing dearth Of lecturers who point out
city sights to foreign visitors.
Most needed the Line says lecturers who
describe the sights in japanese Chinese Korean Danish
Swedish, Norwegian, Urdu and Tagalog
Evening star., 1960-03-27

MIAMI BEACH. FLA.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

All Caravan Tours First Class portion Personally Expense
Including first class land tour night entertainment
cabin steamship economy class air fare Later available
Evening star., 1960-03-09

and cathedral settings and their
jeweled costumes as history
suggests they were.
Eisenstein's sense of the past,
its majesty and grandeur, is one
that he completely commune
Gates in Ivan, Part II" to his
cast.
This group is headed by Niko-
lai Cherkassov (who was here
for the opening of ''The Cranes
Are Flying") in the role Of the
satanically patriotic Car Ivan.
To the credit Of both monarch
and actor. regardless Of Stalin's
disapproval. the hero of the film
is every inch a dramatic figure.
His majesty is only enhanced
by Eisenstein's concept of this
Ivan as a lonely man and one
reluctant to take the violent
vengeance dictated against the
Boyars who poisoned his mo-
ther, sought to steal his throne
and were always busy plotting
his own death. Chief archi-
tects of this endless conspir-
acy are a villainous pair. wor-
thy of all the craft and fury
that Ivan finally nusters
against them.
The two are the Metropoli-
tan of Church Of Moscow, head
OF a naughty, powerful lux
ury loving hierarchy, and the
Royarina Efrosinia. Ivan's
bloodthirsty aunt. These are
played. respectively, by Andrei
Abrikozov and Serafima Bir-
man, a pair of paranoids to
make any monarch less fall
Evening star., 1960-03-09

from Broadway. a great star,
and star of the Jack Paar
Show" Miss Cass started to
rise. and the me. continued his
introduction of the night club
act. "-Marge Cameron"
Robert Morley has given
Molly PicOn top billing, above
his, in the London production
Of Majority Of One" Juliet
Mills, of Five Finger Exercise"
will be too old for the role
when the film version is made.
Her role probably will be played
by her sister, Haley Mills.
They're daughters of John
Mills, the British star.
=
The Nobel Prize committee
approved the project-by ST.
See LYONS, Page B-12
Evening star., 1960-03-09
THE LYONS DEN
Huston Slowed, Not stonped
By LEONARD LYONS

John Huston, who will direct
Arthur MiIler's movie, "The
Misfits," may have to work in a
wheel chair. His leg, fractured
in a riding fall. hasn't healed
/. Marilyn Monroe will sing
in "The Misf1ts" Ethel
Norman and Robert Six are
selling their 28-room home in
Denver.
Celeste Holm is resuming her
night club career at the Palm
Beach Towers. She just turned
down a TV series which would
have required her to work
every day for a long time-for
50 million. She said: "It would
be nice making 81 million
but not at the expense Of the
dest of my life. No man could
share such a life. Besides"
she added, with taxes as high
as they are, I can afford to
do only what ! want"
= y 4
AS the result of her long,
tough fights onstage with Patty
Duke, at each performance of
THE Miracle Worker" Anne
Bancroft has developed the
hardest muscles in town. She
lets you feel them. too i.
BricktOp, the expatriate star
of Rome's night clubs, is back
in New York for a brief visit.
During the pre- Broadway
tour of "A Thurber Carnival"
in Ohio, co-star Peggy Cass
went to the Beverly Hills Club
to see the night club show.
She heard the master of cere-
monies announce: "And now,
Evening star., 1960-03-09

cultural exchange films be-
tween this country and Rus
sia, will have a gala premiere
tonight at the Playhouse thea
ter The picture will have
its public opening at the same
theater tomorrow Opening
today: Nude in A White Car"
at the Plaza For all It's
title. it is described as a mys-
terry melodrama Latest
name on the celebrity list for
the "Ben-Hur" premiere next
week is William Wyler who di-
rected the super-spectacle
Incidentally, with its 12-awards
nomination, "Ben-Hur" pro-
vides Wyler with a chance to
break his own Oscars record,
the nine won by THE Best
Years Of Our Lives" THE
Last Voyage" will be displaced
at Loew's Capitol tomorrow by
The Gazebo." the newest
comedy effort Of the team
Glenn Ford and Debbie Rey.
nolds.
Evening star., 1960-03-09

con spirited than Ivan trem-
BILE. (The pun would have been
quail.
AS always, Eisenstein's meth
cd is quite as fascinating as
the story he tells. He asks Of
his actors the sheerest of mas
siveness, the pure sculpturing
of good or evil in mercilessly
large close-ups. This Is the
shape and size Of behavior re-
quired to match the regal all
chitecture of his story's set
ting, the opulence of It's dress.
and the endlessly sharp and
contrasting photography OF
Ivan the Terrible, Part II"
Eisenstein was dead 10 years,
following a series Of heart at
tacks. before the picture finally
was released to prove a monu-
ment worthy Of his strange
genius.
BULLETIN BOARD: Circus
Stars" second in the series Of
Evening star., 1960-03-09

famous Part I Ivan the Terri
ble." Both films are released
outside the cultural exchange
agreement and connoiseurs of
the finest in cinema will find
them rather a complete sum-
mary of the genius that was
Eisenstein's:
For q new generation of
moviegoers, it perhaps should
be said that Eisenstein was, and
remains, unique among the
great artists Of cinema. His pic
lures blend drama. poetry,
painting and sculpture, the
combined impact of which
moved Stain, in the case of
Ivan, Part II" to Danish the
film to the archives where it
remained for IL years after
1s46.
It's release in 1858. by the
more benevolent Kremlin sue
censorship, established the pic
ture as an instant sensation
with Russian audiences who
clearly have not minded, as
Stain did. that it paints Ivan
as a Hamlet-like Russian fig
ure.
a
1t is the revolt-of the -Boyars
phase of Ivan's reign with
which Part II of Eisenstein's
picture deals. This was q bar
barrie time In Russia's tumultu-
Gus history, its savagery shaped
by the fury Of the aristocratS
and clergy against Ivan's rela-
:ively liberal program of re-
form.
As Eisentein sees and visu-
alizes its violence, however, it
was also a time of splendor
when men and women were
as large as the events in which
they were actors. And were as
much at home in the palace
Evening star., 1960-03-09

AND~WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Stage "The Caine
Mutiny Court Martial" $3.50
pm.
National - "One More Riv-
err" 2 and $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"The Bramble
Bush," 1855, 4:25. 6:55. 9:25
pm.
Capitol Last Voyage, /"
1l:45 am, las, 3:45, 5:45. 7:50
and $50 pm.
Dupont-"Ivan the Terrible, >
Part !, 2:25. 5:35 and S:45
pm. Part II, /. 4:05. 7:l5 and
1928 pm.
Keiths -- "Who Was That
Lady," l1:15 am, 1:20, 1925
$50, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Macarthur -. Tiger Bay"
6:l5, sos and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Bramble
Bush," l1:40 am, 2:05, 4::35.
7:05 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"Once More With
Feeling" /, 2:45, 4:35, 6:15. 8
and 9:55 pm.
Palace - The Three Muir
deresses," 1885 am, 1885
3:35, 5:35. 7:35 and 9:35 pm
Playhouse Closed.
Plaza-"Nude in a White
Car" 11:45 am, 1:15. 2:50,
4:30. $40, sos and $50 pm.
Town - 'Breakout," 4:20
$40. $40 and 1920 pm.
Trans.Lux-"Su Suddenly Last
Summer" 1915 am, 1890
2:50. $40, 1880 and $3.50 pm
Warner - Operation Petit
coat" II am, 1:05, $40, $40,
1880 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
THE PASSING SHOW
Eisensteints 'Ivons'
Make Own History
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic OF The Star

Serge Esensten last and long suppressed f Ivan the
Terrible Part H. made its appearance here yesterday at the
Dupont theate event the dramatic for being
ayed.
Although each is complete entity within itself the new
picture being shown with its predecessor production
Evening star., 1960-03-09

q IVAN THE TERRIBLE" Part II,
Q Janus Films release presented BY
Sovexportfilm and Artkino,. produced
BY Central Cinema Studio, Alma Alta,
USSR, directed by Sergei Eisenstein.
scenario by Eisenstein, music BY
Sergei Prokofiev. At the Dupont
Theater.
The Cast
Ivan ~ Nikolai Cherkassov
The Boyarina Efrosinia Staritzkaya,
Serafima Birman
Vladimir Andreyevich. her son,
Piotr Kodochnikov
Malyuta Skuratov, head of the Opri-
china Mikhail Zharov
Philip. Metropolitan Of Moscow,
Andrei AbrikoSov
Pimen, Bishop of Noygorod.
Alexander Mgebrov
Prince Andrei Kurbsky,
Nikolai Nazvanov
AleXei Basmanov Alexei Buchma
Fyodor his son Mikhail Kuznetsov
Piotr Volynets Vladimir Baiashov
King sisismund Augustus of Poland.
Pavel Massslsky
Smyrna times., 1960-08-25

eral Arthur E. Summerfeld said
that August % was selected as
the opening sales date to coin
eide with the Eighth World
Congress of the international
Society for the Welfare of Grip
pied which opens in New York
on that date.
The 200 first day covers which
Mr.. Sears has prepared for mail
ing from New York to Della
wareans contains an advance
notice of the annual awards
luncheon of the Governors Com
mittee which is scheduled for
Tuesday, October 4, at the Du-
Pont Country Club, near Viii
mington. An employer of ham
dicapped people and a handi-
capped person who has been
Judged as making the greatest
progress during the year will
receive citations at the awards
luncheon, Sears said.
Smyrna times., 1960-08-25

be out of the state, the album
will be accepted on his behalf
by 1t. Governor David P. Buck
son at ceremonies in the Cover
nor's Office at Dover.
MIR. Sears said that keen in
terest is being shown in the
new stamp. Many industrial
firms are planning to hand
stamp a portion of their mail in
order that the l20 million re-
productions of the handicapped
person at work with a drill
press will receive top circula-
ton.
E. /. Dupont de Nemours &
Co. Inc, is among the Delaware
firms which hand-stamp a por-
tion of mail daily in September
to help get across the message
that ''it is good business to en-
ploy the handicapped"
In announcing the commem-
orative stamp, Postmaster Gen.
Smyrna times., 1960-08-25

Timmons enlisted in the Guard
in 1859 and is a member of
Battery c. 3rd Battalion, l98th
Artillery. Dagsboro. His COM
manding officer is 1t. Carl A
Schultz, Jr., of Georgetown,Del
After graduating in 1855 from
Stephen Decatur High School,
Berlin, Md, Timmons entered
the University of Maryland and
was graduated with a B.S. de-
gree in Business Administration
in February of this year. He
is a member of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. Following his
graduation, he left for Texas to
C o m pl e t e his 6 month-active
duty training obligation. Upon
his return, he will be associated
with the Dupont Company in
Wilmington.
Timmons is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Earl Timmons of
Berlin, Md, and resides there
Smyrna times., 1960-08-25
State Cuardsman
Honor Graduate
At Texas Camp

Pvt. E2 Earl L. Timmons of
the Delaware Army National
Guard, has been chosen honor
graduate of his class at Fort
Bliss, Texas, it was announced
today by the adiutant generals
Office.
At Fort Bliss for his 6 month
active duty training stint, Tim
mons was selected for demon
strated leadership ability, at
fention and devotion to duty,
proficiency in military subjects
and appearance and attitude to-
ward military life" While at
the Texas camp, he was train
ed in automatic weapons.
Smyrna times., 1960-08-25
To
Get Boost From
New Stamp Sale

More than 200 Delawareans
will receive first day covers
bearing the new Employ the
Handicapped" commemorat i v e
stamp which will go on sale
August %, James H. Sears,
chairman of the governors COM
mittee in Delaware, announced
this week.
There will be a presentation
to Governor j.. Caleb Boggs of
a block of stamps in an album
on Monday, August 20, Sears
said. Since Governor Boggs will
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with his wife at 202 Williams
Street.
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"
IT is ALSO TRUE that both
have the same destiny here on
earth. The words of God, In
crease, multiply, fill the earth
and rule it." we're spoken to
both sexes.
IT Is BECAUSE of this mu-
tual destiny of men and wom-
en- that no door is closed to
woman. Her horizons reach to
all regions of politics labor,
the arts, and sports.
YET, GOD THE FATHER,
the Creator, while establish.
ing a common destiny for both
sexes, has ordained both diff
ferent and complementary
functions. Without a doubt
the primary function Of won
an is motherhood. The whole
makeup Of woman her
structure, her qualities, her
rich sentiments combine to
make her a mother, and thus
motherhood repres e n S the
ordinary way for woman to
reach perfection.
AS A RESULT of this Cod
given dignity, woman has the
duty to preserve, protect and
increase it. And how is she
to fulfill this duty? First, by
doing nothing to lower her
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