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told an airport crowd of 1000
Mr.. Adenauer, standing bare
headed in the rain. said that
both West Germany and Brit
ain are determined to work
diligently to bring the two
nations together both politically
and economically.
Mr.. Macmillan, who re-
portedly does not expect de-
cisive results in Bonn, said that
if West Germany and Britain
keep their high aims in mind,
they will "in due course sue
ceed.' -..
Lord Home Is Along
< The Prime Minister was ac-
companied by his new Foreign
Secretary. Lord Home. and
other aides. 1t is Lord Home S
flrst visit as Foreign Secretary
to a NATO capital.
There was no fixed agenda
for the talks. Authoritative
informants said they would be
concentrated on proposals to
tighten European political and
economic integration and to
broaden political consultation
among the NATO allies as well
as problems arising from the
ferment in Africa and Soviet
threats to Berlin.
Charges by Pravda
Pravda, the Soviet Commu-
mist Party organ. charged today
that Mr.. Adenauer invited Mr.
Macmillan to Bonn to obtain
from him abandonment of any
British opposition to the un-
limited rearmament of West
Germany.
The Communist paper said
Evening star., 1960-08-10

! OCI 41n4 dLlu- AOACABA a440AA NOAtA-
mittee, is leader Of the peace
party" considered sympathetic
to the Pathet Lao guerrillas
though not Communist like the
Pathet group.
Gen. Amkha Soukavong,
commander of the fighting
against the Pathet guarrillas
during last years uprising, was
made a member Of the 15-man
committee.
Former Envoy Named
A third appointee-a known
moderate-was Col. Kouprachit
Abhay, son Of a former Prime
Minister.
The most prominent name
listed among the 40 executives
was that of Souvanna Phouma,
former Prime Minister and Am
bassador to France.
Fresh diplomatic reports
from Vientiane said some cabi-
net ministers Of the old gov
ernment are believed to have
fed to Bangkok. Others were
said to be cut of in the royal
city of Luang Prabang. 100
miles to the north.
Pro-Western Premier Tiao
Samsonith and his government
we're reported safe in Iuang
Prabang, the royal capital Of
King Sisavang Vathana. 100
miles north of Vientiane.
All airline flights to Vien-
tiane are Cancelled. at least
until tomorrow. Telegrapnic
communication is suspended.
Rebel Control Seen
Diplomatic advices said there
was no doubt the rebels were
in firm control Of Vientiane.
Unconfirmed reports said they
posted a guard around the air.
port west Of the city and
erected several roadblocks in
the city.
Rebel communicates an
nounced the group would seek
friendly relations and a good
neighbor policy with all coun-
tries who are so desirous. .
and will receive economic
assistance from all countries
without reservation"
All foreign troops were asked
to leave. This was directed at
"a United States military
advisers and another small
group of French who have been
training the 10000 man Lao
tian army to resist Communist
led Pathet Lao rebels.
Another rebel broadcast
urged Americans and other
foreigners to go about their
work. A communique said all
foreign property would be
respected. There are a total of
753 Americans in Laos, 261 Of
Evening star., 1960-08-10
Dancer Appointed

The State Department has
announced the appointment of
Dancer Lillian Moore of Chase
City, Va. and Prof. Donald M.
Oenslager of Yale's drama de-
partment as members Of the
Advisory Committee on the
Arts. The committee advises
the President and Government
agencies on international cul-
tural activities.
Evening star., 1960-08-10
them connected with the United
States military aid program.

them connected with the United
States military aid program.
Kong LIE Trained in U. S.
The rebel communicates were
signed by a captain whose name
was variously read In Saigon
as Wong lie and Kong lie.
Diplomatic sources in Hong
Kong said they believe the rebel
leader is Kong lie. a young
anti Communist paratroop
captain trained in the United
States at Fort Benning, Ga.
The Hong Kong sources said
Kong LIE commanded the I'd
Paratroop Battalion at Sam
Neua during last falls Pathet
Lao f1areup. They said he is
known to feel that the govern
ment has not been doing
enough to support the army.
Under Communist threats,
Laos has see-sawed back and
forth between liberation of the
Reds and closer ties with the
West. The United States has
supported the country's budget
and its army, which has been
deeply involved in Laotian
politics.
HammarskjOld Visit
During last falls rebel threat,
United Nations Secretary Gen.
eral Dag Hammarskjold visited
Vientiane and the government
proclaimed a neutral policy.
Rebel activity subsided, but in
December Gen. Phoumi Nosa-
van, a strong anti Communist.
seized power. This was over
ruled by the late King Sisa-
Yang, and after a government
shakeup new elections were de-
clared. The army was accused
of working with the govern
ment to assure election of anti
Communists.
Gen. Phoumi's house in Vien-
tiane was reported surrounded
by troops. and a diplomatic re-
port said the headquarters of
his political party sacked. Gen.
Phoumi. who is minister of de-
tense, presumably was in Luang
Prabang with the rest Of the
cabinet.
Evening star., 1960-08-10

the West Germans also want to
persuade Mr.. Macmillan to re-
frain from any future state
ment favoring international
disarmament.
The article, by the papers
Bonn correspondent. said Mr..
Adenauer also would urge an
end to such individual initia-
tives as Mr.. Macmillan's trip
to Moscow last year.
1t is the first exchange of
visits between the two since Mr..
Adenauer's trip to London last
November. The meeting here
followed by less than two weeks
secret Paris talks between Mr..
Adenauer and President Charles
de Gaulle.
Plan for Closer Ties
Gen. de Gaulle and Mr.. Ade-
nauer drew up tentative plans
to bring Europe closer together
politically. repeatedly through
periodic summit conferences of
the leaders of the six-nation
Common Market countries and
Britain.
Mr.. Adenauer spoke Of "our
joint anxiety and hopes" and
said both Britain and West
Germany are agreed that they
and their European and NATO
allies must strive to work to-
gether politically as we'll as
economically"
Mr.. Macmillan replied he
was convinced these periodic
meetings of an informal and
personal character between
heads of allied governments are
a great help to us ALL"
Evening star., 1960-08-10
Provisional Government
Formed by Laos Rebels

SAIGON Wet Man, Aug. 10 (AP)A provisional govern
ment formed today by the army revouonares in Laos
Broadcass from the capital at Ventiane said the
of yesterdays coupCapt Kong Letook three major posts
in the 4Omember provisional executive committee of the
revolutionary movement"
No Premier equivalent has been announced SO far.
Kinm Phosena named as member of the provisional in
Evening star., 1960-08-10
Macmillan Arrives
In Bonn for Talks

BONN, Germany. Aug 10 (AP)-Prme Minister Harold
Macmillan today two-day meeting with Chan
ceor Konrad Adenauer They set 1.-The unity of Europe and
the peace Of the world" their prime goal.
1T to state these goals but must work hard
patiently achieve them" British Prime Minister
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The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
LEI
US
LOOK
FOR YOU

placement service, dedicated to
finding the right personnel for
their jobs. Recruitment of all
types of employees from office
boys to manager and professional
men is carried out. Test-selection
Of employees to find employers
the worker with the greatest DO
tential is a part of the services
available. A comprehensive and
reliable system of selecting the
right worker for the right job is
at the employers disposal.
Operating a COMMUNICATIVE
placement service is a profession
al precision enterprise. Dealing
intimately with employers, en-
ployees and community leaders,
calls for a genuine interest in
people and solving their prob
lens, plus the training and ex
perience needed to keep solving
them.
Staffed by career professionals,
chosen by the State Merit Sys-
tenn, Your State Employment Ser
vice is in the community to
serve. You need only to visit our
office at 100 South Central in
Sidney or call SO.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
CONTRACT LET @
NEW TELEPHONE
BUILDING AT BURNS

Schwartz Construction Com
pany of Glendive has been award
ed a contract for a new telephone
repeater building near Burns. The
bid of $3,250 was the lowest of
four bids opened Friday in the
Helena offices of the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
Other bidders were Undem Con-
%struction Company 1928; Ster-
han Construction Company of
Glendive $4,875 and Robert L.
Johnson, Glendive $4,000.
The Building is to be build of
concrete block with a concrete
floor and roof to house unattend-
ed long distance repeater equip
ment.
Completion is scheduled for o.
tober l, 1860.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
WEED District NEWS
BY Paul Petrik. Supervisor. Richland County
Weed Control District

Canada thistle is a noxious per
ennlal weed that is prevalent in
and around irrigation projects.
The seeds spread by wind and
water very easily because of
their fuzzy structure. The plant
is dark green, with stickers
on the ) leaves. the plants
grow to a height of six feet
IN good growing conditions. The
blossom is a light purple color.
Sometimes the plant is mistaken
for biennial bull thistle and vice
versa. Bull thistle grows to a
height of two feet. 1t has a gray
green leaf with stickers and a
bright purple flower. The Canada
thistle family contains twenty
nine different species. Each has
its own appearance, but is easily
Identified. In Richland County
there r three known species at
this time. Each species has male
and female plants. One has pol
len and the other has none, yet
IN oPPSd1 dIiSG - d1lIlOSI IQ6IlLlcdl.
The oldest method of control
on Canada thistle is crop COM
petition. By planting a crop that
can be moved several times a
year, the Canada thistle can be
smothered out. Another method
of control is through irrigation.
The Canada thistle is moved
down and left alone until the
crown that is left in the ground
becomes hollow. Then a heavy ap-
plication of water is put on. The
water goes down into the crown
and starts a rotting process. Very
good control can be had in this
way.
The use of 2,4-D in ~controlline
Canada thistle is very effective
Growth control of Canada thistle
in small grains can be had by
applying II pound 2,4-D acid pei
acre in ten gallons of water. Thi.
Will help for q crop season il
holding them down. In non-cror
areas, two to four pounds 2,4-T
active acid per acre in twenty tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

Your local State EMPLOYMENT
Service office, is in daily contact
with two important community
problems. Namely workers in
need of employment, and en-
ployers seeking personnel. To
eliminate the problem for both
parties Is the objective of the En-
ployment Service. We specialize in
the field of employment, but with
IN that broad field it is euuipt to
handle a wide variety of problems
For the job seeker the State
employment Service offers a
placement service devoted to find
ing you the most suitable lob
whether yours is a profession. a
craft or any other kind of occ11-
patton. Employment counseling
including aptitude testing, which
IS especially valuable for BEGIN
nlng workers and for experienced
workers who have to change occ11-
patlons. A reliable, current supply
OF comprehensive information on
Job opportunities and REQUIRE
ments, to help you secure work. or
10 prepare you for work is avail
able.
Employers will find the En-
ployment Service a complete
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

sixty gallons of water and ap-
piled at the bud stage will give
excellent control. Fall SPRAYING
OF Canada thistle is very effec-
tive if application is made when
the ground is cold and heavy ap-
plications of ten to twenty pounds
in one hundred and sixty to two
hundred OF water are used. Again
the 2,4-D acts as a temporary soil
sterllant and also kills any green
vegetation. The high gallonage of
water gets the 2,4-D into the soil
crust.
A two-year control program on
Canada thistle will give from 81
to 100 percent control. 1t is a pesti-
lent weed and a good control pro-
gram will eventually eliminate it.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
FOUR LEAF CLOVER

The 10th meeting was called to
order by Donna Bradley, presi-
dent, held at the Herb Larsen
place at 2:30.
The club members recited the
pledges and sang "Kookaburra,"
and Cuckoo Song, led by Myrna
Larsen. Roll call was "Anything
We've Learned in All"
Donna Bradley made a sugges-
ton that we have at least one
outfit done by June l for next
year. Leader reports was that
Myrna Larsen gets to go to Boze-
man.
The club filled out their entry
blanks for the fair.
Myrna Larsen showed the
younger ones how they were to
wrap their egg sandwiches for the
fair.
Myrna Larsen gave a demon
stration on 'How To Make Salad
Dressing"
The next meeting will be held
at the school house to fill record
books.
Myrna Larsen, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
ALI NEWS

The song leader led us in the
songs: "Vive l. Amour" "Cookoo
Song,", "Kookaburra,' and "I've
Got the 4-H Spirit"
We talked about a window dis
play for the fair. Billy Cundiff
gave a demonstration ON Show
To Break a Book Open"
Mary Cundiff. Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
BILLIARD HARMONS HOME
FROM CALIFORNIA TRIP

MI. and Mrs. billiard Harmon
and sons returned Sunday from
a two weeks vacation to southern
California, on which they visited
Disney Land. Knott's Berry Farm,
and many other places of interest.
They made the trip down via Salt
Lake City and returned by way of
Denver, Albuquerque and Colo
RADIO Springs, touring places of in
terest in these city areas. At Colo
RADIO Springs they drove to the
top of Pixies Peak, which was a
thrilling experience. billiard tells
us it was very cold up there and
the wind was blowing a perfect
gale but that the trip was well
worth a little discomfort.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
SIDNEY JAYCEENS JUDGES
ON JAYCEE SPONSORED
MISS WILLISTON PAGEANT

Doris EkedahI, president of the
Sidney Jayceens, and Trisha Tur-
ner, past president, went to Will
liston last Friday to participate
with three other judges in the
Miss Williston Pageant sponsored
by the Williston Jaycees.
Nine girls. entered the event in
which Miss Jean McMaster was
judged Miss Williston. Her selec-
ton entities her to enter the Miss
North Dakota contest to be held in
the spring.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

,. finger PoPpin Time = Ballard & Midnighters
g. Only The LonelY-Roy Orbison
D. You Were Made Forl All My Love - Jackie Wilson
10. Walkin' To New Orleans-Fats Domino
A. DreaTln' Johnny Burnette
Il a woman, A Lover, A Friend Jackie Wilson
Is. Mission Bell - Donnie Brooks
Ia Image Of A Girl-Safaris
Is Iheme From The Apartment-Jack Lennon
is. Feel So Fine = Johnny Preston
~. Please Help Me. I'm Falling-Hank Locklin
"a IeI Laura Love Her-RaY Peterson
Is. Klddo-Brook Benton
20. Look For A Star-Garr Miles or Billy VAUGHN
q In MY Little Corner Of The World-Anita Bryant
a. Question Lloyd Price
Is. This Bitter Earth-Dinah Washington
=. Over The Rainbow-Demensions
-. Yogi = Ivy Three
2e. Hello Young Lovers-Paul Anka
AZ. Red Sails In The Sunset - Platters
70. It Only Happened Yesterday - Jack Scott
e. Never On Sunday - Ray Martin
81. Josephine-Bll Blacks Combo
q. Mule Skinner ~Blues-RustY Draper
IS The Same One-Brook Benton
- A-lleY-Oop-Hollywood Argyles
s. Trouble In ParadiSe-Crests
50. Don't Come Knockin' Fats Domino
81. EverYbodYs Somebody's Fool = Connie Francis
Sc. My Heart Has A Mind Of It's Own-Connie Francis
30. AnYmore-Teresa Brewer
60. Where Are You - frankie Avalon
81. In The Still Of The Night - Dion The Belmonts
a Chain Gang-Sam Cooke
"a. Little BittY Pretty One-Frankie LYmon
-. My Love-Nat King" Cole
AG. Lisa - Jeanne Black
%. That's When / Cried Jimmy Jones
81. Because They're ~Young-Duane Eddy
10. Hot Rod ~Lincoln-Charlie Ryan
g. You Mean Everything To Mcneil Sedaka
30. Can't Help III I'm Falling Too-Sketter Davis
81. / Shot MT. Lee - Bobbettes
81. Is There Amy chance-MartY Robbins
SO. Sticks And Stones-RaY Charles
81 Wreck Of The John "B"-Jimmie Rodgers
SIS. We Go Together-Jan & Dean
se. Far Far AwaY-Don Gibson
81. When Will I Be L~oved-EverlY Bros.
SO. Nice N ~EasY-Fran Sinafra
So. Rockin' Good WaY-Brook Benton
90. Candy Sweet-Pat Boone
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

Political and economic freedom
are valuable, but without free
dom of thought and religion, mer
and women are still slaves.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

JUST ARRIVED A BIG SELEC-
TON IN MENDA VANTTEE
SETS - HAND MIRRORS DE
CORATED PUTIN POWDER
BOX - LIP STICK BAR LO-
TON DISPENSERS AND DEC
GRATED TISSUE BOX IN
CHOICE COLORS AT THE NEW
SIDNEY DRUG STORE. 33-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31

80 AIIIllIIl L
gave a demonstration ON Show
To Break a Book Open"
Mary Cundiff, Reporter.
WESTERN FUN MAKERS
The Western Fun Makers held
a meeting on August 18th at the
Willoughby home. The new flag
was presented to the club. The
president appointed a committee
to plan the annual achievement
day to be held September IL at
1880 at GrandvieW hall. The
committee is made up of Jim and
Alice Willoughby, Myron Pentz
and Aron King. The club dis
cuSSed using the Gold Bond Stamp
Plan for a community project.
Warren Willoughby gave a dem
~onStration on 'How to Set a
Gopher Trap" A demonstration.
'How To Check the Points and
Set the Timing on a Tractor" was
given by jim Willoughoy. Myron
Pentz gave a demonstration on
"How To Save Your Tire Mile
age" Donna Pentz's demonstra-
ton was on ''The Many Uses OF
Vinegar" A demonstration was
given by Alice Willoughby ON
elbow To Make Scalloped Pota-
toes" A demonstration on "How
To Make an Electric Motor Por-
table" was given by Delford Milne
Members of the club filled Out
fair blanks and had their books
checked for completion.
The next meeting will be hello
on September IL at the hall al
1880 p m. A delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Willoughby.
A work meeting was held or
Tuesday, August 10th at the Pentz
home. The fair display was COM
pleted.
Donna Pentz, reporter
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
HARDY HIWAY HUSTLERS

The tenth meeting of the Hardy
Hiway HustlerS was held Thurs
day evening, August Is at the
Emmett Young residence.
The song, Grow, Row, Row
Your Boat" was sung and the
pledges were given. Roll call was
answered by "How Are My All
Projects Coming Along for the
Fair"
Entry blanks were filled out
for the fair and there was a brief
discussion on fair projects.
The next meeting will be held
at the Sofus Petersen home on
September 9th.
Linda Petersen, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
HANDY HARDY sTTTCHERS

The tenth meeting of the Handy
Hardy Stitchers All club was
called to order by Patty Rambur,
vice-president, at Hardy school
at 2:3O.
After saying the pledges to the
flags, roll call; "Have You Started
on Your Record Books?", was
answered by six members and
three leaders. One visitor, also
attended the meeting.
The club decided to donate
$3.50 to the All council to help
pay for the tuning of a piano. The
sum of $500 was donated to the
Jaycee Ambulance Fund.
After the adjournment of the
meeting Carolyn Joslin gave a
demonstration in putting in a
placket. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Darlene Hundtofte.
Pat Morel, Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
FARMHANDS

The tenth meeting of the Bror-
SON FarmhandS was held at the
Dave Albin home on August II
at 100 p. m.
We repainted the name signs
that the club put up at the end
OF the Bronson road. We also had
lunch before the meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1960-08-31
THE BIG X SWINGIN SIXTY"

FABULOUS FIVE
It's Now or Never - Elvis Presley
The Twist-Hank Ballard & Midnichters
Walk. Don't Run = Ventures
= lfSY Bitsy Teenie Vicente Yellow PoIka-Do+ B;k;r;
g. I'M SorrY-Brenda Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30


nists are siding with Peiping III
the theological row within the
Red camp.
Addressing a meeting in IT,
rama marking the 10Th anniver-
sary of Albania's liberation in
World War II. Vice Premier
Kochi Teodosi declared that as
long as imperialism exists it
never would give up the policy
of aggression md war"
According to lengthy &C.
count of the speech broadcast
by Peiping Radio. Mr. Teodosi
expressed opposition to all at
temps aimed at identifying
Imperialism as peaceloving"
which tended to blunt Commu-
mist vigilance.
Imperialism, and first of all
United States imperialism, is
the most ferocious enemy of
peace, of the freedom of all
peoples and of mankind as a
whole" the Albanian asserted.
1T Is out of fear and nom
confidence in the peoples
strength that concessions are
made to Imperialism on ques-
tons of principle and the policy
of begging for peace for i'm
perialism adopted"
Soviet Premier Nikita S.
Khrushchev has been defend
ing his policy Of peaceful CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

war with capitalist countries
eventually will be inevitable.
Mr.. Teodosi. said Peiping.
then laid bare the "despicable
activities of the revisionists"-
Communists such as Yugo-
slavia's Marshal Tito who are
accused of making alterations
in Marxist-Leninist theories.
Apparently he made no men,
ton Of "dogmatists" and "op-
portunists" who share the
brunt of Russian criticism.
In Moscow's book dogmatists
stick to the letter of Lenin's
dictim despite changed circum-
stances. and opportunists at
tempt to expand communism
.recklessly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
Hearing Society Holds
Buzuur on Saturday

The annual Christmas ba-
zaar of the Washington Hear
ing Society will be held from
II am. to 7 pm. Saturday at
the society's headquarters, 1884
Calvert street NV.
The bazaar will feature pup
pets. a clown, hand made
Christmas gifts and home
baked cakes and pastries. A
turkey dinner will be SERVED
from 4 to Z pm. Door prizes
will be awarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30

existence with the West against
some Communist critics.
Red China, on the other
hand, holds to the belief that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
Tough Albanian Speech
Played Up by Peiping

LONDON, Nov. 30 (EP)-Red China wide play today
10 speech by Albanian leader in which he tongue-ashed
Communists concessions to imperialism adopt
policy of begging for peace"
Russa principal propaganda either played
down the speech or ignored it.
This was the indication yet that Abanas
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pole crossed the road at a leisurely
gait. Right by each traffic signal, in
bright red, and looking much the
same as any STOP sign, is a marker.
II reads Dear Crossing"
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