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daughter Kate. she promised to
return ain about ten days"
But when ! asked her to
stay" Richard told me, "she
said I'm not going TO live my
life to please the press
q
Everyone believes that Eliza
beth kicked Eddie Fisher OUT
continued Miss Taylor's cham
pion. But it's quite the other
way around. Elizabeth and !
were doing q very difficult
scene In 'Cleopatra' when she
received Q note that Eddie had
taken off IS minutes before for
America. She turned ashen.
Imagine doing that to her in
the middle Of q scene"
Enjoys Publicity
I murmured something to
the effect that Mr.. Fisher
might have had some provoca-
ton. mo. No. no." said Richard.
''It was all q series Of CHASTITY
condolences. My wife left for
London at about the same time
Eddie left for New York and
everyone jumped to the wrong
conclusion"
Wrong or right, Immediately
after his wife left London this
time, Mr.. Burton was again
dating Elizabeth Taylor who
wore q blond wig Just to make
It more interesting for pho
tographers. There is no doubt
in anyone's mind that Liz is
"dotty" over. Dick. as one Of
his friends put 1t, and there Is
no doubt that while some Of its
consequences irk the handsome
actor, he is enjoying the pub
licity.
"a famous actor whose name
I won't tell you cabled me
Orchard went into an imita-
ton that sounded like his good
friend Sir Laurence Olivier
make up your mind, dear
heart, do you wish to be a
household word or q great ac-
tori Mr.. Burton volunteered.
MY answer to that was
Both
Mr.. Burton asked me, do
you think all this rubbish will
hurt Elizabeth"
Sees Interest Waning
"very much" I replied. and
asked him: what do you
think2"
'It will be 0 nine-days won
der" Mr.. Burton replied, land
by the time the picture is re-
leased lend Of this year, ev-
Evening star., 1962-05-06

effects OF what he called "the
trouble" on his career, on Eliza
beth Taylor, and on their
movie, Cleopatra"
Richard, whom I have known
ten years, was outwardly care
free and casual in that special
British way, but he showed
flashes Of deep concern.
When I said, you seem TO be
having q very fascinating life
right now" he replied, ''It's so
fascinating, I sometimes want
to put a pistol to my head"
Actress Frustrated
This was a switch, because
until now. all I had heard was
that every time Mrs. Sybil Bur-
ton came to Rome, the frus-
trated Miss Taylor resorted to
the panacea of sleeping pills.
When Sybil left Rome q
couple Of days ago with their
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Sees Interest Waning
Castro HuiIs Pruvdu

KEY WEST, Fla, May 5
(AP).-Cuban Prime Minister
Fidel Castro today hailed the
Communist newspaper Pravda
on its 50th anniversary as a
true friend Ito all the people
who fight for their liberation
and against imperialistic agrees
sion."
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Burton Answers NO
On Marriage to Liz
BY SHEMAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper AIliancs

ROME May Sam going to marry Elizabeth Taylor?"
Richard Burton answered his question with vehement
no." and believe him.
Mr. Burton wearing big dark glasses to elude press Papa
razd 0ee-ance photogaphers) and the public met
private room ct the Grand Hotel here where discussed
Evening star., 1962-05-06
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Evening star., 1962-05-06
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Evening star., 1962-05-06

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Evening star., 1962-05-06

MUSIC MUSIC Time now offers you the beautiful 'h+O tsOphoe HFHh Consoles
Reduced $50 in dsGdw is
is
Chonse Illuminated
und will
something for years Il
Evening star., 1962-04-08
E FEE PAID OR "a FEE p
TEIE SEC

downtown law firm.
good shorthand and tipping re-
CURED. Salary open. EX. 3-S62S.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
SALESLADY

For our fine women's department;
tull or part time: experience
Anderson, JE. 4-4303 7 Corners,
Va. FARNSWORTH-REED LTD.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

rapidly as they can. They have demonstrated caPa-
bties to place heavy paylOads in orbit to sustain
man in space for long periods. to return their space
craft to earth with a relatively high degree Of
accuracy. and, most recently, to put orbitng vehi-
cles so close that they could see and communicate
with each other
q. HOU oaH space be used militarily? What kind ef
'CeoPOns or sceqPON systems can be used d5ensOey?
Evening star., 1962-09-16
This Week
- o . Esaa

WHAT Is PROBABLY de most moMensOus step in
hse history Of AmajoG's armed forces Is taking place
today IL iis dbe aAir Fcce's swpsf into an
Air and Space Force leap frOm de skies OUe
dis planet into ahe space beyond.
Most AmaioGRs GEeOaeHelya yasCGTeef dis change,
Gut don't EnOsC quite sat l. means In an eSclusiue
interview Gen. Curtis E. LeMey, Oief Of StaG Of
Ae Air Force, 0Hs'Uevs important questions about it,
Am9ica's Effort IN space is today de joint re-
Sponsi6ity Of dte Air Force and de National Aero
nGMsics and Space AdminissrusiOH (NASA). Co
operation 6etsCeen die fsOO is dose and 6vO0dEuneag.
NASA in general has primary responsibility for
scientific and oiCiEian aspects cf space exploration,
he Air Force for dhe military aspect.
In the miiitGy@e0, nOsUin existence Or IN process
Of development satellites tor reconnaissance and
sCWning Of Gttac, for naUeniODal aid for sUeGaher
analysis, for communications. Manned space IGb~u-
tories and space ssaiOns are also part Of future plans
Some experts beIieUe dsat future suar sOould take
place entirely IN space. But the Air FOrce, in Pvep@
ing to meet It's ne'Oest Challenge hopes first and fore
most to guarantee fOveUr dse peaceful Mse Of space
NOsU read schat General LeMcy says:
Evening star., 1962-09-16

against attack frOms
space: Will e conquest Of end Ge threat Of nucEear
When will first Space Force pilots take of?
authoritative questions every A"serioan is asking
Evening star., 1962-05-01

lcoNTlNUEDl

ALL. Cwestovsr seetionl. zoos n
Kensington-I heaFm- Lv. IN
din. AREA, lit, and hath SIS. Res
&gr-, KE. s-2420.
ARL.-I bedrm., aif eond-. eIoz,
g Arlington Hall Pentagon. Navy
Clarendon. = direction bus: fur
laundry. .storage, off-parking, neU
larEe refgr- neW stove. exhaust
exeept elee- $3.50. IA. 4-i706
ARL., n Meade st,-Guse IN, eooc
ees,i6gheerhcod; g, e % LEs; s-eedrn. spts-
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HOUSES For SALE-MD..
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AEC-NBS AREA

AEC-NBS AREA
New-eondition brick rambler. hal
slider an financing, Daraascus
Lovely area for family, iarEe.siSs
living m. with Fireplace, BED.
rms, earport. driveway, schools,
transp. !$2O,5O0. Sacrificing. own.
er has left area. -JU. 7-77OO,
TED LINGO, INC.
AREA MASS. AVE, LITTLE FLOW.
Ek! New listingl Sensational val
ueI-Handsome brick bi.level, like
neWl Z bedrooms, 3 baths, fabu-
lous all-elee. kit. with table space,
private dining room, beautiful
recreation room with fireplace
ouiit-tn garage. huge tree-shadet
patio. All this PLUS central ar
sonditIoning for S33,95Ql FRANK
eyeninss. Wo. e-SSS5.
ARC0LA AREA. DO YOU LIKI
QUALITY AND CHARAG?-4-hed.
room brick rambler, formal din.
rm., 2h baths. 2-car garage. Cal
TO inspect. 049-730O It'll $3.50,
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave
split on private court, den, rec,
rm;. family rIn., eat.in kit, 2h
HUGH 7. PECK. OF. e-9170.
ASHBURT0N-BRTHESDA-Beauti-
ful WILLIAMSBURG brick home, al
most new and immaculate through
out. Loads Of room for the large
family. with lovely living and din
ing rms, overstzed de luxe kiteh-
en-. 5 FINE BEDROOMS and 2Is
baths. The daylight recreation rm.
ts a beauty, and you'll love the
delighttul landscaped lot. Only
'til 8 pm. KE. 7-1S00.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Rltrs. Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave.
ASHBURTON-NIH ARIA
First offering OF stately brick CO.
lonial with bedrns., 2 baths,
den and powder rm.s finished
out-Qf-ground rec. rTn.. screened
porch, and on quiet street. Priced
In mid sos, Ewes. 3ti5-4R55.
OISTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY. INC. En-. 2-s2O0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick s.
bedrm. split-level. S27. $50. Lovely
scr. porch. Assume lge. 4 4x q loan.
REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 III Q
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BRADLEY HILLS

BRAOLEY HILLS
Practically new sparkling white
Colonial, off Bradley blvd, on Y
acre with features modern as to.
morrow. Living room. dining rm,,
king-si1e family room with 3 pic.
ture windows, den, powder room
B bedrooms. 8 baths. rec. rm.,
gear garage, 6elightful oper
porch In rear. An this plus thG
edyantages Of q qquiet street.
JAMES .. DIXON q CO., RLTRs
EXCLUSIvE FE. $4,000
BURTON KELLETGH, INC, ROCK
CREEK HILLS - New listing on
this center-hAlI. English Colonial
Sep. din. rm., modern kit, break.
fast room. den, powder Ym.,
screened porch. 8 bedrms.,
baths. rec. En., garage. $4,000
o.. 6-4453
BURTONsvILLE-SlS,50O 4 bed
rms, plus den, Cape Cod. on over
u acre with more ground avail.
able. Just redecorated. WILLIAMS
= CO, JU. 1874, EYES, Ev
Evening star., 1962-05-01
RY OWNER

Charm, quality and convenience in
this brick-and-stone bi-levei II
close-in Finey Branch road area.
Slate roof. hot water heat. q rms.
Q baths. 2 .fifeplaces, gar. Redec.
Grated and ready TO move II.
CARROLL KNOLLS - 3.bedrm.
Ysnab.. hrk.. sep. din. rms bsnat..
porch. Assume lge. loan. SIG, $50.
J. c. coNLxY. Ju e-<134
Evening star., 1962-05-01
CHEVY CHASE
NEW HOMES"

deal for professional and erbassJ
clientele. Several spacious 6-bec.
room homes. some with 3h baths,
sep. din rms, very large, all-elec,
Kitchens, full bsmts., fin. rec. rms.
MAIDS rm., some with garages.
Also avail, 7-bedrm., 6-bath Town
Houses. INQUIRE TODAY M
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Priced
from $325 and up.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

aUGHEsVTLLE. MD. - New Arm
ssssnTSSaiCT. ssTS GN eas electricity; s1 T. s, ssre'
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHAsE-custom-huilt ~
present owner. walk 70 Rosemary
School. Immaculate hrick Cs8cnlai,
brlght and eheery. Spacious nv.
room with fireplaee. family Din
rooms library. powder rm~ kis
with breakfast area. screamed
porch On 1st. 3 bedrms-. 2 bath1
on End. Paneled rec. room Priced
IN mid-S0s. Q a,m.-e pms IN
2-74O0. After 6. Wo. 6.01S1.
INTERPRETATIONS
SILVER SIZING = Beat this, Z
you can. All-briek spnt.letel
spacious becrms.. 2 full baths
q f1ooT). modern kit. win tahls
space, delightful rec. Im. fenced
lot. washer and dryer. STAY CQQL
WITH 2-TON AIR cONp1IIONkR
Close 70 bus. Only S21 $50. =
L. LEWIS 949-4430
snVER sPRTNG = Attention BAR
gain hunters. Centrally air-Sond
de luxe split. 2h baths. den,
rec. rm.. carport. Ais-20S. h ~
LEW 01n-EAnn
Evening star., 1962-05-01

BETHESDA. S27 sec
ASSUME Az % LOAN.
Attr. split-leyel. 4 bedrms., q baths.
Isl IAN Gs Real FL ss..s.s SssssSl. 81 iSo Hiiss
BETHEgDA-LOCUsT HILL - Air
eond. brk. rambler, 8 bedrms.,
baths. basement. 70x125 lot,
can 3, I, Zachary wQ. e.2e24
BETH.-ouality s-Tm. bFf. deoF-
ZEE senc 'fL IodsSes. dRSises pooiE.o 81 4sSas sssSsssO
y,rs!.R s.RAlT,LEY al,.lII. PLvp; = p ;MILLiMILAD e D.,
Cape God with Z bedrms. and
and on 6ea1tifui. level iot. oniy;;
$23.950. Eyes, OF. 4-S299.
|DISTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY, NC. EN. 2-s2O6
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA = Wei
planned. picture-book contempo.
rary rambler with 4 bedrms., well
81 Sise6 c,trs sniHSst Sst. scTsring shade trees
I'M. opening 70 spac, ser, porch.
3 fun baths. country-sizeS kit.
n1l tYll ld,IIs. SIsr.t, s,s. wish !. rec; rM;: twin
9sn 9Snn, shed; bed; Near excel. !a !scahsO1lss. q Z
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
OF. 6-ss6s. ofe. go. 2z-hr. Ph. sve.
BRAND.NEW, seross from PARK.
HillAndele areas large bedrooms,
~ baths. ground level recrea-
ti0n room. sub-basemeut. S2b I010
GEAYsKsdESSrNGER b CO. NC.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HUGH T. PECK, he. 4-l7OO
. PK;; SO, ,560. GANG H..wM
J. c. coNLEY, 10. e-41s4

FORKST-Modefn a
sFae 4S SSaDs s.SsSS GGS TisA Haa. 'psss s;sb.Sr for
fireplace, patio and Barbecue. n0esr. esr.
shsps. Only sis.7so. sSa0HI: pcn's fus Wand ana
ssH s4y s4g;2S0o 4 1850 ~ 9 pm. p;m..
Evening star., 1962-05-01
SHANNON q LuCHS

,LW0:EAliILY HOME On TSTEsT-
sSiIsHsssE. s9ts ssls. ssSs sssS!s 5ss. Dst
rms, kit. din. area. iiV. ffn Snd
bath, LIST floor has added den ds,
u loan may be ASSUMED Or re-
ialin1aneed ai1a FHA. $4,000. 20. q
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FOUR

Bedrms.' 2 baths, rec. rm.s
sh-brtek rambler overlook.
ing Rock Greek Park. Cor
ner lot. Close to schools,
ehurehes, shopping. Priced
well below the market. Can
VIII. 6-S535.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
WiEATON-9750 DOWN
. c. coNLKY. 10. e-zIez

WO0DNOOR = CenfsF-haiT 6TieF
rambler. 4 bedrms.. 3 baths. rec,
room and family room. GoiflR uns
ger construction immedihtels, 10
Pc 2s s9mp.sseq approx. Sept.
kklLkA MOODMOOR. Ju. 6-71OO
2-BATH RAMBLER, 8 bedrooms-
separate dining room. recreation
siaa1ooa ssGiSan oInmssSIcss SRAxs lssgs lCs FHA:
CO.. INC, 10. 6-0100.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

BETHESDA. conv. NAVAL Hoeuitai
S-peoroom brick Cane Cod. Twins
room with firepi-, sep. din. rm.,
SIinthpisselS Vim see r ssuip; 2.lSts; 5Sit iIlI Ssmt
Included. An excellent value Al
$le.5O0. KORZENDORFER, RIAL.
TOR. OF. 4-e1lI III o pm.
BETHESDA HTLLAfEAD = BeaUT
prick Colonial. In excellent condl-
tlon, on large fenced lot with many
trees, 3 twin-sised bedrooms, III
paths, lovely enclosed porch, fun
psmt:, Z-car garage. Near schools,
Mcco Mcc,oSS; 81 al7ons ay7hANk .vs 9. o PHIILLLdIPPss'
BETHEsDA-only SI.700 dn. and
9l4o per mo. pays all Hand
some 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, new.
y dec, on large 19b.ft, lot IN 81
James Parish. Large liV. fm., fire
pl., opening to patio and gaFden,
mod. kit, table space, h.-w.h. Only
$2Osb00. SAMUEL 3. BO0LEY OF
ND. Inc. OF. 0.7e00 til Q.
BETHESDA, NEW HOMEI Beats
anythlng We have seen for S34,.
300. superb quality brick Co.
lonial. Spacious eenter-hall plan,
pig den and powder room on LIST
floor. lovely bedrms., 2 baths on
End floor. Fabulous kitchen-family
room combination. Splendid loca-
ton, near Landon School. FRANK
B. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7.l411
exenings. WO. 6-43SB.
BETHESDA, BUY or THE YEAR
New nstingi Don't even try <
bedroom, 2I-Ssth rambler n
beautiful neighborhood near Ian
don School. Lower level contains
large rec: rm;. 4th bedroom and
garage. 2-ton air conditioner anf
other costly extras included AZ
$29, $50. Mr.. Murray. OIL. 6-6O78
EEANk 8. PHILLIPS, INC, Oh
BETHESDA, PARKWOOD-Chafm-
ing 3-bedrm. bTk. Colonial, on
lovely lot. Huge dining rm.. pan.
eled rec. room, maids room. Many
extras. $1,000 down, FFiA:
a aCHT EsINoRE ~
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5UBVRbAN PROPERTIRN AfOT

WHEAION WOODS - BrieR CAM
SSd. GO. : bedrms:. 2 baths. ~. rm..
Irait trees. Lge. scr. porch, full
bsmt.. price $l9,T6O FHA termf.
R. BATES wARREN, OIL 4-So0S
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POTOMAC

Picturesque rambler on 3 acres
Attractively arranged with den,
bedrms., 2 baths, beautiful set
ting, enel. paddock. Wv. Garnet
Ing. Md sos. Ewes. Mrs. dasoue,
Ak: 1924. -
Evening star., 1962-05-01

POTOMAC - Large 4-bedrm. brk,
rambler, Gear garage. huge elec-
tric Kit. large din. rm.. lovely
screened porch. walk 70 elem.
scnool. Low 40s. =. J. EEvANE,
IInNCCs beS-S33O. Ewes. WI. g.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

1l5l0 DLEWOOD RD.-vieFs Mi
village, molern, clean, living rm.
bedrms.. lge. kitchen, tiled bath
Lge. bsmt.. Ice. fenced yard. ouiel
street, close to shopping center
schools, transp. recreation center
Available Ray l2, $10O PEI
month. Call JU. 6-0236.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

HEEnHIEssPA EnsIa5s sn:,n m a , tSHeh , q New
lonial on perfectly beautiful n.
acre lot on. quiet street. ) bed.
ms xaen, large din. Tm.. good
Evening star., 1962-05-01
SHANNON & &'IiU 'IIiUCHS
Rltrs. Since 1905. 5000 Conn. Ave

MISUNDERSTANDING brick s.
bedrm. split-level. $27. $50. Lovely
scr. porch. Assume Ice. 4 y 3, loan.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 'Tii Q
Evening star., 1962-05-01
: GA. AVE.-VITR0
HANDSOME
NEW HOME

In iooE-Siike sSSdiviSicn4 0u" nO'
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS
sauipped modern Kit, . fuil baths, %
nv: rm. has firepl., expandable
Haao.es trIl hsmts :. Move right II With
IerrifIe buy. can 949-2S6O.
9UBURBAN PROPERTIES M0T.
{ 4. AVE. AREA-ReducedI 6pa-
stous brick, 3-BEDRM. home, with
Isms: & enc losdsd E/extIas; LoYeiy
c. paul hickman 949- 9-0200
Evening star., 1962-05-01

WHEATON, AREA-Ideal Tor couple
With full basement and level iot
Only $4,000. Small down pay.
meng. FHA terms. Gail WILLIAM
kE1D. JU. 6.7470 after 8 p.ni-
WHEATON, - MOVE m WIT6
pEPoSIT. Beautiful, auacious brk.
hbSms; bsT1ss;; tpst Iedfc. 20x14 master
iirepls family rm., lovely, land.
Scaped lot. $1,000 dn. 049-7O70,
G. 2. FLETCHER
Evening star., 1962-05-01

FoUR CORNERS AREH-Most at
tractiVe 4-bedrm. 2-bath brick
nome, surrounded by towering
snade trees, full bsmt. and De luxe
klt, near bus stores and schools.
Ken Druskin q Co. 4p4-4OOO Ifii 10
Evening star., 1962-05-01
MANOVILL REALTY
CORP.
YOUR SUBURBAN

DUPLEX, 8 bedrms., air cond. II
walking distance Of shopping cen.
ters, and public and parochial
schools; list H. $175 mo. 2nd
Ari;s Va. Phone DUnkiEk 6-5S61
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tcoNfINUEpl

Attention HandyTnan
Like to flx Up Q house the way you
vSnt itf Then be sure to inspect
420o Wire ave. sil Spring. A de-
taened. corner brick having
eeorms. hT. fm.. din. rm., kit,
PAIN. osmt.. gas &C. heat, built
y garaee. 5000 cash. bal.
Sl2o:67 per nj. incl. approx. see
toward taxes. Leased for Si25,
sUotL sUoiL ssRF ssRt. lse2 IT IITnsRseti1p ~. y
l115 Eye st. NV. Ma s-670S.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

S94.50 . mo. pays an on this A.
bedrm. brk. Cali Mrs. WFiRht.
eves.s LO. 7-4443.
JOHN r, WE5sTEE
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07

eff the Sidney Kiwanis club from a
different church, on the subject,
What Lent Means to Me-"
The first article, written by
Fred Mielke, appears on Page 9
# this issue OF the Sidney Herald.
The committee is formulating
ol,ns this year 30 further a "Count
Your Blessing Week" campaign.
They feel that everyone appreci-
ates the blessings they receive but
sometimes neglect to express them
properly.
The -Kiwanis Theme for 1862
is Human and Spiritual Values
A Blueprint for Kiwan's Service"
Kiwanis believes that church
membership without church at
tendance is an empty thing as far
as the individual is concerned. 1t is
hoped that Through this program
more and more people will be-
come aware of their individual
responsibility to attend the church
of their choice regularly.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07

the Christian calendar men,
women and children will gather
again this year for services of wor-
ship in their own communities.
Locally, the United Church
Women of Sidney, Cartwright and
Fairview have completed plans for
the local observance which will be
held in the Community Presbyter-
ian Church in Fairview on Friday,
March 8 at 2 pm. Mrs. II. l..
Gerke of Billings, president of
United Church Women of Mon
tana, and Mrs. Richard Williams,
past president of United Church
Women of Billings, will be present
to explain the work of United
Church Women and will show a
film entitled Together which
also presents the accomplishments
of the organization. The entire
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07
Saddle
Club Plans Two
Day Celebration

The Sidney Saddle club an
nou,lced that they WI present a
TWO day rodeo this year, July 3
and 4, and that plans are in The
making for a thrilling two-day
celebration which win be offered
fer the entertainment of sp1c-
tators.
Bn Johnson, rodeo producer
from Waidford City. n. d.. me
with the Sidney Saddle club and
a contract was completed for the
two day show.
1t is hoped that this year there
viz be a night rodeo July 3 and
Afternoon rodeo July 4.
There will be a parade both
days OF the rodeo. Tuesday, july
3, a parade WI be held about
800 in the afternoon with a twi-
light show s arting at 700 p. m
l1e parade time for the Attn has
not been completed.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07

Miss Judy Hagen, secretary for
Prudential Insurance Co. here,
was installed as president of the
Sidney Toastmistress Club. Mon
day evening in the Clubs first
meeting at the Sidney Elks Lodge.
Mrs. Carole Haas, Council Chair
man of Glendive supervised the
meeting and installed the officers.
Other officers seated we're Mrs.
Gertrude Smith, vice presidents
Mrs. Bernice Harris, secretary;
Miss Jeanne Anseth, treasurer;
and Mrs. Mabel Ernster, Club
Representative.
The club will meet the second
and fourth Mondays OF each.
month at the Sidney Elks Club
room at TOO pm. Its purpose Is to
help ladies to gain poise and con-
fidence through practice in public
speaking. All interested ladies in
this area are invited to attend the
meeting, and become afflicted
with the ToaStmistress group
which is international in scope.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07
Citizens Hear Of
FaIIout Shelter
Locations In Area

Nine buildings in Sidney, and
three mines in this area, have
been found suitable for civilian
defense against nuclear fsllout,
and can be set UP as fallout shelf
erS, Major Robert Keyes, State
DToc,Or of Civil Defense, told
his hearers here last week. Keves
said the suitability of the build
iggs was determined by a survey
c. Quoted by engineering firms.
The shelters wculd be provided
with ventilation, and food waters
and waller, but other supplies
would have to be taken care Of
by the Individual or the communi-
~, if they are to be used.
Keyes defined Civil Defense as
''governmeiIt help in emergencies"
and told of recent Developments
IN ahe prcgram. New bulletins on
fallcut protection are available,
and one ON Family Shelter De-
signs" is coming out soon. A plan
fer medical self help is also being
formulated, and a pilot county
Is to be selected scCn for such a
self help plan. Included would
be CLASSES in first aid, home nurs-
ing, etc. The Civil Defense pro-
gram also plans 10 organize and
train teachers during the summer
vocation, with a view TO using
them as teachers for a program of
adalt edsrr9tiCn classes (which
would open next fall.
1t. Col. Ehart Of MalmStrom
AFB in Great Falls, told of the
National Defense program, illus
treating his talk with slides on
SAC equipment at MalmStrom
AID on Minute Man Missiles. He
told Of the number, l cation, sst-ur
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