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The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS

The Board of Control, Lower yell
Irrigation Project will re-
ceive at its office. w. ia Main, Sidney,
Montana, until 200 p. m. on December
8, 1861, bids for furnishing one 1862,
four door sedan meeting the following
minimum speci cations:
6 cylinder enigma
Standard Transmission
Fresh Air Heater
Air Cleaner
Oil Filter
Turn S.gnals
Windshield Wipers
Back-up lights
Spotlight with mirror
Plastic seat covers
Alternate bids shall be submitted for
furnishing with or without radio.
The Board of Control offers as trade
in on above one 1859 Ford Custom 800
Fordor Sedan with 6 cylinder engine.
Board of Control VIII remove
Identification signs and two-way Ra-
dio before delivery to purchaser. The
trade-ln may be inspected by ar
rangement with the Project Manager.
All bids shall include cImplete speci-
ficationS of equipment offered All
bids shall exclude any Federal Excise
Tax for which an exemption certifi-
cate Will be furnished. The Board of
Control reserves the right to accept
or reject any/or all bids.
Board of Control
David c. Brooks
Secretary-Project Manager
publish Nov. %. 30. Dec. 81
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

NO charge for using our Blue Lustre
Carpet ~Shampooer with purchase of
Blue Lustre shampoo. Valley Hard
ware Co., Sidney. Montana. 4-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Clara Bergoust.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Otto T.. Habedank, admin
lstrator of the estate of Clara Ber-
goust deceased to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
WlLhA the necessary vouchers within
four "a months after the first publ
cation of this notice, TO the sid adj
minlstrator at the offices Of Brattin.
Habedank & Cumming, Sidney Ma
ucnaI Bank Building, Sidney, Mon
Eana, the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate.
Dated November Is, 1851.
Otto T. Habedank
administrator of the estate
of Clara Bergoust,
Deceased.
BRATTIN. HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
AtJI rneyS for Administrator.
(Prblish Nov. Is. %. %: Dec. 81
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
FOR SALE

SALE - 1913 Chev. F1eetline Sc
a Call e22 after .. 47-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

ESTATE OF EVA PROPP. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, by the
undersigned, Rudolph Propp, Execu-
tor of the estate of Eva Propp, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, the said
deceased. TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four "a
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Executor at
the offices of ". G.. Koch, Attorney
at Law. Courthouse. Sidney, Montana,
hereby designated as the place for
the transaction eff the business of said
estate.
Dated this 18th day OF November
A. D.. 1861.
s/Rudolph Prop
". q. Koch
Attorney at Law
Courthouse - Box 63l
Sidney, Montana
Attorney for Executor
publtsh Dec. 9 = ~ = 10 III
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NOTICE TO C0GDITORS

Estate of Hans P. Hanson, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. bv
the undersigned, Wendell H. Elliott,
Administrator OF the estate of Hans
p. Hanson, deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four az months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
Wendell Il. Elliott at the law offices
of Paul H. Cresap, PIP Central Ave
nue. South, Sidney. County of Rich
land. Montana.
Dated this 22nd day of November,
A. D.. 1861.
WENDELL H. ELLIOTT
Administrator
PAUL H. CRESAP
Attorney for Administrator
Business Address:
ll2 Central Avenue South
2. O.. Address: Box $50
Sidney, Montana
publish Nov. %, %; Dec. 6, l3)
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
HELP WANTED

SAL ESMAN WANTED - Full or part
time. Write Frontier Finance Corp.
Rte. l. Box l35, Sidney. Mont. 37-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE drawer desk, in ex-
ceuent condition. Phone 105OJ. 47-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

publish Nov. %. 30. Dec. 81
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
For Immediate Sale
Home With Income

2 Bedroom home at 602 3rd ST.
NE. Has nice semi basement
apt. for supporting income.
Ideal for retired farm couple or
persons with children high
school age. or as investment as
a two unit rental. Contact II. J.
Nelson al Richland Bank or
write direct TO Seth Holland.
Hi-WaY Motel on us. No. 10,
East Billings. Montana, if in
terested in details. 47-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Will not be required to relocate or
have any past sales or blu mess e :
perience. Co. training will be held
during the next 2 weeks for this
rov average opening.
Guaranteed esrning in excess of
S. 1000 a year, plus additional COM
pensation paid monthly. Promotions
from within our company are ex-
cellent.
If you are between 21-45 years
OF age, married, bondable, own an
auto and are willing to work, in
terviews will be held l day only at
the Lalonde Hotel, Sidney, Thurs
day, Dec. 7 between the hours of
10 a.. m. and 3 %. m.
Ask for MIR. Wolford.
46-2tc
Evening star., 1961-03-26
MINEO
Continued From Page D-l

Continued From Page d.
know how much I can handle
right now. And right now !
want to devote all my time
to my work" When I asked
Sal about the romance"
with young Jill Hayworth,
his vis-a-vis in Exodus" he
smiled and said, She's a
little young, don't you
Think" Jill just turned Is.
He Writes, Too
Scratch an actor and you
find an author. And Sal is
no exception. I've been
writing short stories of my
emotions and dreams and
what they stem from. I sent
them out under different
names to agents, and they
liked them, but I called and
told them not to sell them.
I also paint, and I sent out
three of my paintings. Two
are coming out in a maga-
zine"
Will he ever retire? Never,
says Sal. II wouldn't know
Evening star., 1961-03-26
BROADWAY
By WILLIAM GLOVER
As-aeG.Fad nrns. vFr{tar

NEW YORK. - Hal March
is satisfied-at last.
You are looking at a COM
pletely fulfilled guy, and
that's without any reserva-
lions whatever" says the
comedian who is now starring
in Come Blow Your Horn"
II got my first applause, in
a school show, at age r."
says the ,41-year-old Hal.
''Now I've finally gotten to
the place that was my goal
from the beginning"
He regards the Broadway
role as completing his eman-
cipation from television type
casting as a quizmaster.
81 was frustrated as all
get out on those shows. even
though they cracked things
open nationally as far as rec
ognition goes" continues the
ex-emcee on the $64,0OO
shows.
Several years ago, before
the uproar over rigging of
quiz programs began, March
left the air to return to stage
work. His main workout was
as a Broadway replacement
and on tour in Two For the
Seesaw."
For 18 years before I had
been a high-paid free lance
actor. After television, the
reviews drove me crazy by
expressing surprise all the
time that I could act.
Nov that image has
finally disappeared. People
know I can do something
besides ask questions. This
is the epitome."
Bent on getting a new play
after "SeeSaw" ("It got my
ease and assurance back, but
a guy with a comedy back
ground can go only so long
seeing a girl get all the
laughs, he notes of that ex-
erciSeD, March turned down
a number Of TV bids.
"At this point in my career
I'm going to try to do Just
the good things. If that is
only Broadway and an oc-
casional TV special or movie,
things would be wonderful"
AS a network alumnus, Hal
suggests TV would benefit
from altered perspective.
"It'S a great medium, but
it is intimidated by every
one. Actually the sponsors
need television more than
television needs them"
Besides giving March the
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Griffith Wants
Tax Relief,
Not Subsidy

NEW YORK (AP).-The
best way to reduce admission
prices for Broadway shows,
says Producer Robert e. Grit
fifth. would be to end taxes on
tickets and theaters both.
Griffith, co-sponsor with
Hal Price of six standout
musicals including the cur
rent "Fiorello!" and Tender
loin," prefers such artistic
encouragement over current
proposals to establish some
kind of direct Government
subsidy.
Il am not opposed to sub
Sidy," he told a trade SYM
postum on the topic, "but I
think that the wrong people
would run such a program.
"The healthiest thing would
be abolition Of taxes. Besides
Evening star., 1961-03-26
BROADWAY
| Hal March Reaches
| His Goal at Long Last

whirl he sought, Come
Blow Your Horn" looms as
Broadway's sleeper success Of
the season. Unlike a lot of
rivals, the entertainment ar
rived without advance fan
fare of impressive ticket sale,
then won the favor Of the
press majority and ever since
has been building at the box
office.
They had a tough time
raising the money to put it
on" says March, "but the
day after we opened to raves
during the Philadelphia try
out, it could have been re-
capitalized in "a hours"
In the play, March plays
a gay blade rebel from his
family'S wax-fruit business
who reaches a mending OF
the ways.
Talking like a trooper, says
Hal:
What I like about this,
having written a comedy my
self, is that the characters
are real. But it has a lot Of
traps. You could play the
jokes to let the audience see
how funny you are.
Instead you do it hon.
eStly and straight, and the
laughs are more deep and
real, because they come from
inside"
Evening star., 1961-03-26

people I don't know. My
drums, for instance, will go
to a kid who can't afford
them"
Coming up for Mineo is
"Gemini," at Columbia "A
Gemini." explained Sal, "is
a dual personality. Don't
you think I amp"
Evening star., 1961-03-26

eliminating Federal and city
taxes on tickets, real estate
taxes should also be ended.
Everybody thinks the the
ater owners are making a
million today, but that isn't
true. If they didn't have to
pay taxes they could rent to
producers at considerably
lower rates"
Griffith estimated that the
end of taxes would cut ticket
prices by about IS per cent.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

what to do with myself. When
I'm not working, I'm a nerv-
Gus wreck" However, Sal
has already made his will.
MY funeral service will be
on a stage with a 25-piece
orchestra. and everyone load
ed-a big bash. I've willed
my private possessions to
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Stanley Warner TheaIerS

Stanley Warner Theaiers
AVAI0N 56l2 Conn. Ave. NV.
WO. 6.26O0
THE GRASS IS GREENER" with
Academy Award Nominee Deborah
Kerr and Cary Grant, 100, 3:05.
$40. 7:20. 9:30.
CALVERT FE. 3-6o55. 1924 Wis.
VSAAA @AAA Ave. NV. Free Parkina
THE GROWING EXPERIENCE"
starring Muriel Smith, the original
Carmen Jones and Ann Buckles of
Pa1ama Game. Doors open 1890
Pm; Continuous Shows. Shown at
KENNEDY ,,h E.c,sss r.; S:SSSC g NV
THE WAcKIEST SHIP IN THE
ARMY with Academy Award Nomi-
Sword AND THE DRAGON"
1:25. 4:40, 7:55.
PENN $50 ,..n.. T.; a.'1OS zoo, Sc,
Patterson VS.. JohannSon
Fight Pictures
I;20. 5;I5. g:05. go NAKED IN
1:40, $50, 9:25. JACK THE
RIPPER" Lee Patterson, 800, 7:15.
EAVnY co. 5-A96s
SAVVA 5000 iAth 81. NV.
Nominated 4 Academy Awards. in
Guiding Best Actor. Spencer Tracy
in INHERIT THE WIND" 1870,
$50. 9:25. STUDS LoNIGAN,"
SHERIDAN RA. o,24OO 62l7
THE GRASS IS GREENER" Acad-
emy Award Nominee Deborah Kerr,
and Cary Grant. 2:35. 6:15, $50.
sGHooL asSa s.5o FOR scouNpRELs'"
Patterson VS.. Johansson
Fight Pictures
4:25, 500.
ETV VER colssvills Rd. OF Go. Ave.
SAA @~A Ju. $500
"The Grass Is Greener"
With Academy Award Nominee Deb
S:f0, fo go s 7:so e50 @ S4s. PATTERsoa Asa9Ei oS
VS.. JoHANsSON Fight Pictures,
2:45, 4:55. 7:05. $50.
IAkUMA VA. S.43ia FT.. Pine, Pine.
THE wACKIEsT SHIP IN THE
ARMY" with Academy Award No.
minee Jack Lennon, 2:55, 6:25,
$50. go NAKED IN THE
WORLD" Gina Lollobrigida, 1:15,
TIVnII l4th Park Rd. NV.
co. $500
BLACK SUNDAY" Horror Of
CHOP HILL" Gregory Peck, 100.
Patterson VS.. JohansSon
Fight Pictures
1:00' 4:25. 1858.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

heard Of at SIT Thirteenth
street, next to the Warner The
ater, We soon spotted its side
walk canopy,
If there's any justice and
the management continues to
do the job it was doing that
night the Ascot is here to
stay.
1t is centrally located, it has
atmosphere, it has a select
menu, it offers commendable
service, and to top it off it's
smart. We don't mean it's Chi
chi. Quite the contrary. It's de-
cor is rather Old English:
masculine.
What we do mean is this:
The Ascot is "theaterish, a."
and since it's in the theater
district including the National,
which is only block away
it could easily become a smart
theater set restaurant. The
night we were there, there was
evidence that several ac-
treSSeS - escorted by we'll
turned-out actors already had
found it.
Opened about six weeks ago,
the Ascot presents a rarely
found rendezvous" feeling
like the place you'd think of
when you wanted somewhere
to dine before an evening at
Evening star., 1961-12-14

Constitution Hall with your ia.
vorite date.
We didn't know until wee
dined, paid our check and iden-
tilted ourselves, that the AS
cot is owned by Lucas Zup-
pas, a cousin of Matthew Zup-
pas. 1t was Matthew'S Corsican
restaurant at ITO Eye street
NV, we wrote about last week
The atmospheres of the two
dining rooms are much alike
The Ascot's walls are of rich
stained wood, much of the carv-
ings in the old spool" style.
The rooms highlights include
a beamed ceiling, two murals
zone depicting Ascot, the Brit
lsh horseShow site, the other an
early English theater scene)
brass fixtures, rich carpeting
and Subdued lighting.
Adding to the intimacy are
the Broadway show tunes
played by a pianist nightly.
The menu, too, is to be COM
plimented, and what you order
is served as sizzling hot as
we've found it anywhere.
AppetizerS run from blue
point oysters to chopped chick
en- liverS.
The soups include onion au
crouton and vichySSoise.
On the Seafood list you see
Evening star., 1961-12-14

jumbo imperial crab, broilec
lobster, filet of sole amandine
and shrimp and crab meat Nor
folk.
Under meats you find COG au-
win Chicken in wine), broiled
steak en- brochette, double rib
lamb chops, scallopine of veal
filet mignon with mushroom
sauce, prime ribs of beef, top
sirloin steak, and prime New
York cut sirloin. There also is
a nightly special. This might
be capon supreme, beef bur-
CANDY, or any one of six items,
depending on the night.
Desserts include cheese cake,
French pastries, Ascot rum pie,
hot fudge ice cream cake, a
coconut snoball, rainbow par
falt, and others. The coffees
run from American to Turkish.
We, Incidentally. had the
chopped chicken livers, onion
soup, the lamb chops perhaps
the best we've ever eaten), a
tossed salad, a creme de menthe
parfait, and cafe espresso.
Julius Zuppas has been a
reStaurateur here since about
1850, having worked with Mat
thew and Matthew's father at a
Evening star., 1961-12-14

grabbed a bite from the refrig-
orator and then dashed for the
stores. On other occasions, we
have waited til we got home
to eat. BY that time we were
downright i'll from hunger and
fatigue.
This week we did it differ
emily.
1t was close to 8 pm, and
our buying for the evening was
completed.
What could be better, we
thought when the stores began
closing, than to sit down to a
wonderfully prepared meal in
a small, intimate restaurant
and forget about having to fix
something when we got home
Since we'd been shopping
along F street NV. we de-
cided to go to the Ascot, a
spanking new dining room we'd
Evening star., 1961-12-14

spot on Maine avenue. His
manager at the Ascot is George
Boyer, a veteran Of the Statler
Hilton, the Carroll Arms, and
the Big Club in Bethesda.
Mr.. Boyer is particularly
proud of the Ascot's live lobster
pit, which you see when you
enter. You can pick your lob
ster and the Ascot will cook it
to order. The doors are open
from II am. to 2 am, Mon
day through Saturday. They are
closed on Sunday.
The 2 am. closing time, by
the way is one Of the latest
and thus one Of the most con-
venient-in the city.
The Uniquecorn, the rollicking
revue formerly upstairs at the
Rive Gauche, Wisconsin avenue
and M street NV. in George
town, has moved across the
street to George Y. Worthing-
ton Ills Captains Table, at
1925 M street. The new pro-
gram which had the Tables
customers in the aisles with its
humor - got under way Tues
day night.
The new show at the Rive
Gauche, meanwhile, is another
revue.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
DINING OUT
By JOHN M. ROSSON
For Christmas and the Theoter

Many folks this week are
putting in their usual 8-hour-
day and then heading for
downtown to put in about five
more hours of Christmas shop
ping.
If you've tried this (and who
HASN'T, you know the result
is exhaustion, complete and
thorough, particularly if you
Christmas shop in mid-city.
But early this week we found
a first-rate remedy, so good, in
fact. that it's a wonder it didn't
occur to us earlier.
1t is this:
Why try to eat at home on
your Christmas shopping eve
ningS? Why not dine out
either after you leave the Of
flee or after you've finished
your buying?
In the past we've usually
Evening star., 1961-12-14
Study Volcanic Effect

LONDON, Dec. IA (AP).-A
team of British scientists plans
to spend two to three months
on Tristan da Cunha next year
to study the effects on plant
and animal life Of the recent
volcanic activity that caused
the evacuation of the South
Atlantic islands population.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25
Spain's Franco Offers Students anticipation In Political Life

MADRID, Spain LR Gen eralissimo Francisco Franco Fri day. offered Spain's more than 150, ,0OO university students great CT participation in the nations pollrIcal and governmental life through approval of wide re- organization of the National Sym dicStte of University Students.
 The reorganization, published in the Spanish Official Gazette, has the effect of withdrawing the students and their national or ganization from the control of the Falange, Spain's only political party. It also offered them direct representation within universi- ties and all state organizations linked to higher education.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25

Hawaiians Have Choice Of Natural Phenomena


 HILO, Hawaii R Hawaii Island residents, who run to vol canic eTaptions like kids to cir cuses, had a choice of natural phenomena Friday.
 Kilauea Volcano spouted a fountain of lava in the afternoon and pushed sSs:: S::. molten flow 200 yards long. Then, at 5 pm. an earthquake jolted IIilo. It was brief, but it smashed dishes, tumbled groceries from store shelves, broke mirrors, bounced furniture around and staggered persons walking about.
 Don Richter, director of Ha- waiiss volcano observatory, said the subsistence of the volcanic ac- tivity probably caused the quake.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25
DESCRIPTION or PRopE.-s

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The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25
Norwegian Government
 Insists Hammarskjold Be Given Nobel Peace Prize

OSLO, Norway R = The Nor wegian government organ Ar beiderbladet Saturday insisted that Dag Hammarskiold should be given this years Nobel Peace Prize despite objections to award ing it to dead man.
 "We do not doubt for a mint te that an overwhelming majority of the Norwegian people who elected the storting Parliament and through that the Peace Prize Committee wants the Peace Prize to be given posthumously to Dag Hammarskjold this time," the Oslo morning paper wrote edit orially
 "Just about the whole world would agree" it added.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25
LOUIS NAsHENwENc PASSES

LOUIS NASHENWENG PASSES
 Louis Nashenweng, aged 78, well known Nomeite for over so years passed away Friday at the Wesleyan Hospital in Seward, where he has been < patient for the past year.
 Funeral ss=:sssees will be held at Seward under the auspices of the Pioneers, as he was member of Pioneer Igloo No. 1 in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25
STATE OF ALASKA JUNEAU, ALASKA

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The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25

Store Bldg, warehouse, Old NC. Bldg, Q. Hut & metal covered bldg under construction
 tugs 'Texs q tons) & aKiome' 6 tons) ? barges: 56 & 59 tons
 39 unpat MICS on Windy Crk; 36 unpa. MICS on KougaTok Riv between Artic & Taylor Crk; Gall 100e5 nt); unpat MICS below Merritt's Discovery, 2 unpat MICS above Hastings, 3 unpat MICS above Gin Fizz 2 unpat MICS below Gin Fizz; Horse hoe Rumble Bee, McAllister & Buffalo, unpat M/Cs Tasting Association, unpat MICS Turner Association Gall 1s inD 3 unpat MICS, Paymaster, Homestead & Taylors Discovery Gall 1s int; Bull dozer Ditch
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25

PETER CATE, Commissioner of Revenue, Department of Revenue. a State of Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25

DANA INGRAM, Notary Public in and for Alaska My commission expires: June 29, 1883
The Nome nugget., 1961-09-25

TYPE TAXES DUE AND
 s2sl5s lsssso '''S' lsesss
, 1961-12-28
HOLIDAY GREETINGS

The members of the Legislature extend to all the people
of the Virgin Islands sincere wishes for a most happy and
memorable holiday season.
The Legislature hopes that the coming new year will
bring with ii a greater measure of economic and political bene-
fits ror all the people of the Virgin Islands.
Joseph A. Alexander Frits Lawaetz
Sendtor-dt-Large Senator, District of st. CrOir
Aubrey A.. Anduze John |. Maduro
Senator, District Of St. Croi1 Senatort-a-Large
Joseph A. Gomez Lucinda A. Milin (Mrs)
Senator, District of St. Thomas Senator-dt-Large
Candida r. Cuadeloupe Theovald E. Moorehead
Sendtor-at-Large Senator, District of st. John
Walter |. NJ. Hodge Earle B. Ottey
Sendtor-dt-Ldrge Senator-at-Large
Percival H. Reese
Senator, District of st. Thomas
, 1961-12-28
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

7 Sealed bids in. quadiuplicate for furnishing all necessary labor
material, equipment required for the erection of two Baseball Sta.
diums, one at Christansted D. C. Canegata Ball Park and one at
Frederiksted Ball Park, st. Croix, Virgin Islands, until HOO AM
January 10, 1862 in the Department of Property & Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix. VirGin Islands.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from the Department
of Property and Procurement, Christiansted, st. Crox, U. S.. Virgin
Islands.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid bond or certified
check in the amount Of so of the total bid.
The Government of the Virgin Islands reserves the right to Sc.
lect the successful Contractor or to refuse all bids Or to pursue any
other course which may be in the best interest of the Government
of the Virgin Islands, and and the decision of the Government shall
be final. -
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner of Property & Procurement
Per:
Alphonso Rcmney
District Supervisor
27-28-29 f.