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The Sidney herald., 1963-05-01

Dore and family, Mrs. Hinman,
mother of Mrs. Kenneth Dore.
Mrs. Frank LaSsey and three
Of her foreign student guests
from Bozeman drove down
from the college over the week.
end to visit Helen after she
had returned from two
month visit to their country.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Dore
and family, Arthur Dore, Mrs.
Mable Simard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar johnson.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-01
Memorial Gifts
Benefit Oxygen Fund

A Memorial Gift for J. D.
Crosby from friends, relatives
and neighbors, has been pre-
sented to the Community Mem
orial Hospital for the Oxygen
Fund.
MIR. and Mrs. Les Williams
also presented the hospital with
"a donation to the Oxygen Fund
in memory of Grandma Nc
Bride.
Treat your driving as a life
or death matter. It is.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-01
Edna ThOrbjOrnsOn
Wins $10O Jackpot

Edna Thorbjornson of Fair
view won the 500 Sidney
Shoppers Jackpot, awarded
April 20.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-01

Make Spring Cleanup the
time for a vigorous attack on
trash and rubbish in your home.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

will result unless you make
1t clear. both from the rela-
tionship and the name angle.
II 4 \ u
Question: I am O young
man 20 years of age. I am
going to attend a wedding
soon and will escort my
grandmother who Is 85 years
old. Do I escort her down the
aisle, as she is so elderly, or
does the usher do so? I want
to be sure to do the right
thing.
Mr.. D. K. w.
Answer: An usher should
escort her to her place. How
ever. you should certainly
walk on the other side of
your grandmother to make
things easier for her.
Registered U, s. Patent Office
Evening star., 1963-05-05
BY CAROLYN H. SHAW
Star Special Writer

Many letters have been
coming In lately from frus-
trated parents who are in the
throes of planning their
daughters wedding. During
the coming months, many
others will face the same pre-
dicament. The wording Of
the invitation seems to cause
much confusion. Here are the
basic rules.
First, 1t is to be remem-
bered that a wedding (wheth-
er large or smalD entails the
following Of age. old tradi-
tions. These rules laid down
by custom should not be de-
waited from. So my advice Is
to do 1t right, or not do 1t
at ALL
Be careful of the paper you
choose. 1t should be the fin
est you can afford, and the
color may be ivory, ecru or
white. Usually the invitation
to the church itself appears
on the first page of a double
sheet, which will be folded
when placed in the envelope.
A single sheet is also correct,
but is advised against be-
cause If a small reception
card Is also to be included,
it is apt to be missed when
the recipient takes the invi-
tation out of the envelope.
This is impossible for the
folded one as the little card
is placed inside the fold.
Two envelopes are CUSTOM
ary. The outside one is for
the name and address of the
person to whom 1t is to be
sent. The smaller Tin which
the invitation Is inserted) is
unsealed and must not be
gummed. 1t is placed in the
outer envelope so it faces the
flap.
Printing is never resorted
to on this most formal Of
invitations. Only engraving is
proper, and only black ink
should ever be used.
The traditional wording Of
the formal wedding invita-
ton Is as follows: (the Spac-
ing on the separate lines
should be adhered to, as
shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Froneis Proper
request the honor Of your presence
at the morioss Of their daughter
MoV Ann
to
Mr.. John SomueI Dow
on Monday, the third Of June
OF four o'clock
Soint Thomos Church
A small engraved card
should be enclosed with this
invitation concerning any So
cial celebration which is to
follow the ceremony. Those
to be asked to the ceremony
alone will of course be sent
only the invitation to the
church. Those hidden to the
celebration also, should re-
ceive the small card, which
may read as follows:
Il = +
Reception
immediately following the ceremony
at the Town Club
The Fovor Of reply is requested
Evening star., 1963-05-05
MODERN MANNERS
WotchW Wedding Wording

am married, and my ques-
ton Is how to introduce my
husband to my business &C.
quaintances. If I use the cor
rect form. May I present
my husband" without men,
tioning his name. 1t is COM
pletely confusing. What do
you advise?
Mrs. j. p. T.
Answer: It is perfectly cor
rect, and sensible, in this
case to say, May I present
my husband. Mr.. Jones'"
Naturally, only confusion
Evening star., 1963-05-05
NJ MANNERS
Five Eost Tenth Street

Wedding invitations should
be placed In the mail four
weeks, or at the least three,
before the ceremony is to
take place. They should all
be put in the mail at the
same time.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Questions, Answers

Question: I have a prob
lem that confuses me. I am
a fashion artist and use my
maiden name in business. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Jopon's Resort Areas
Wide Open for Games

ToKYo.-Can't get a room in
Tokyo for the Olympics next
I October?
Plenty Of attractive accOmmO-
dations in all price categories
are still available at the West
ern-style hotels and ryokan (Ja-
paneSe inns) in the nearby Fuji-
Hakone-Izu r esort area. You
can easily com mute to the
Games in one and one-hah to
two hours by car or by train
service, which is fast and fire.
quent.
In between times you luxu-
rate in your hotel pool, or golf,
sail, climb mountains and play
tennis.
Fuii-Hakone-IZu Nation a !
Park is $4,000 acres of stun
ming forest scenery southwest Of
Tokyo. Mount Fuji crowns all
the attractions. You will enjoy
the lakes, waterfalls and for
ests, and best of all, the hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
RAIL FARE
Trains Plan
Leisure on
Florida Run

The late fall and winter vaca-
toner who wants his leisure en-
route has already started max
ing reservation inquiries from
the Railroads-and they're gear
ing to meet what they describe
as one of the best" seasons.
Both Seaboard and the Allan
tic Coast Line will open their
FlOrida season December Is
with afternoon and evening de-
partures from Washington.
For the Coast Line, the date
will mark the 18th anniversary
Of the Florida Special, which
leaves Washington at 2:55 pm,
loaded with such added attrac-
tons as movies, bingo games, a
fashion show and free cham
payne at dinner.
The East Coast and West
Coast Champions leave Wash
ington early in the evening.
Seaboard's Silver Meteor and
Silver Star, with afternoon and
evening departures from Wash
Iington, serve both coasts Of
Florida with deluxe accom-
mOdations and service.
| Coast Line is introducing a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Observation-Disclosures East Gala Cruise
TWLEONARDO DAVIrNCI
- POTTS 81 DAYS q From S1s5osLEAW

Just glance at the map above shows you
the fascinating route and exciting ports
Of call OF this gala cruise through the
cradle Of civilization. But on this cruise
there's more than the fascination Of ex-
pIorine the history Of ancient lands.
MUCH MoREl
You know you can expect every ship
board pleasure known to man on the
LEONARDO .. dancing. entertainment,
parties. movies. games in respIendent
public rooms -. invieoTatine outdoor life
on huge decks with one magnificent
swimming pool after another. or be lazy
soak up the sun in quiet corner. enjoy
late breakfast in bed. you sail away from
Winter fast on the Sunny Southern RoUte.l
But there's more than just fun and games
here. MUCH MoREl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

spring baths at your hotel that
unwind tired muscles after a
hard day at the Games.
Kowakien is Hakone's ultra
modern WeStern-style hotel that
offers guests pOolside service, a
Sukiyah welcome dinner party
and an excellent view Of the
HakOne mountain range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

new mOney-saving meal coupon
system on its Champions, offer
ing tickets which may be pur-
chased with the regular trans
portation ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Vacation Teasers From the High Seas

there anything that srs the wanderIust and heads
It toward bamy places it is the first chill in the ar-and
that we've had
Presented here, generalZed idea Of Of the
vacations available during the next three months Pre-
pared by Waters Travel Service the partial Stngs quote
only minimum rates. which always the first to be filed
Unless otherwise indicated all sangs from New York
Travel agents have complete details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

The vey special ingredient that gives
you so much more is the ship you're on,
the line you're with. Only on italian Line
do you enjoy the intangible. heart-wamino
Italian Line spirit i. . the joyous. friendly
italian Line atmosphere the masterfuI
Italian Line art Of serving you in the style
you'd just love to be accustomed to
the superIative Italian Line cuisine, with
a choice Of over 100 different. appetizino
dishes at every lunch or dinner and a
connoisseuT cellar of IT'S notable wines.
And you'll be sailing on the most popu-
lar luxury liner on the Atlantic. "A strong
statement Note this: In three and oae-
halt years Of service. the LEONARDO has
averaged ss'h Of capacity in passengers
caniedH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
JANUARY, 1864

Nassau
San Juan, St. Thomas, GuadeIOupe,
Nassau
Nassau, Curacao, St. Thomas
Curacao, La Guaira, Arubs, Kingston,
Nassau, Fort Lauderdale
Bermuda
Nassau
San Juan, St. Thomas, caracao,
81. Thomas, Martinique, Barbados,
81. Kits, San Juan
San Juan, 81. Thomas, Martinique,
Barbados, Trinidad, Caracao,
MOntego Bay, Nassau
Martinique, st. Croix, s.. Thomas,
San Juan
San Juan. St. Thomas, Montego Bay
81. Thomas, Castries, Port Of Spain,
La Guaira, Curacao, MOntego Bay
Curacao, La Guaira, Aruba, Kingston,
Nassau, Fort Lauderdale
Kingston, Montego Bay, Aruba,
La Guaira, Trinidad, Grenada,
Barbados, st. Lucia, Guadeloupe,
s.. Maarten, St. croix, San Juan,
Nassau
Bermuda
Nassau
81. Thomas, San Juan, Nassau
San Juan, st. Thomas, Guadeloupe,
Barbados, Trinidad, Curacao
San Juan, st. Thomas, Martinique,
Trinidad, La Guaira, Curacao, Kingston,
Montego Bay
San Juan, st. Thomas, Trinidad,
Barbados, Martinique
Curacao, La Guaira, Aruba, Kingston,
Nassau, Fort Lauderdale
Nassau Curacao, Port of Spain,
Barbados, Martinique, San Juan
Bermuda
81. Thomas, Port Of Spain, Curacao,
Montego Bay, Nassau
81. Thomas, Trinidad, Grenada,
Guadeloupes San Juan
Nassau
81. Thomas, Fort de France,
Port Of Spain, Curacao, Cristobal,
Montego Bay
s.. Maarten, Antigua. St. Thomas,
San Juan
Bermuda
San Juan, Santo Domingo, La Guaira,
Curacao Aruba, Kingston, Port-au.P Prince
Kingston, Cristobal, San Bias,
Cartegena, Curacao, Nassau
Nassau
Nassau
San Juan, St. Thomas, St. Croix,
Martinique Barbados, Curacao
Curacao, La Guaira, Aruba, Kingston,
Nassau Fort Lauderdale
Bermuda
San Juan, Curacao, La Guaira,
Trinidad, ST. Thomas
, 1963-10-02
SPORTS
by Leonard Levin

Casey Stengel directed a letter to his friend Zach Wheat, already an
established star of the Brooklyn Dodgers. The misive beseeched the
great left-hand hitter to "see what you can do for Case" whose
minor league team at Kanakee, Ill, had folded in mid-season.
Wheat Immediately showed the request to Larry Sutton, the
Dodgers lone scout of that period, and then promptly forgot about
it until late in the season. At that point, inquiry brought out the
fact that Stengel had been sent to the Montgomery, (Ala9 club and
was about to be brought up to the Dodgers for a Fall trial
fThe day Casey broke in at Ebbets Field, hesWent 4-for44,' an
amused Wheat recalled recently. Il also went 47for4 that day but
nothing was said in te papers about me. The headlines all were
about Casey. rr 49@
broke into the Dodger lineup as a center fielder and when Hans
Wagner came to bat, | called over from the ftsfed, Move back,
When he didn't move, / yelled again and he retreated a few PAGES,
, 1963-10-02
by Louelld Q. Persons


HOLLYWOOD Aug. 22-Holywood knows Bertl Ungder as the
head of the Foreign Press, but he's now joined his brother Gustaf IN
Spain in the production of "The Dark Reflection" He promised to
send me some news, and / just received word that Gene Tierney has
mentary.
Gene received a royal welcome from the Spanish press, radio
and television, as well as representatives of the whole European
press. She win also visit with her 15-year-old daughter, currently
in Rome with the young girls father. oleg cassini.
Bertl adds, "Gustaf has signed the brother Of Queen Fabiola Of
Belgium, Count Jaime De Mora y Aragon, to play an important part
as a spanish aristocrat in Dark Reflection"
, 1963-10-02
Page

but not enough. A moment later Wagner got hold Of one and lined
it eff the center field fence.
n You'd better listen to me next time / told Casey and he shook
his head in agreement / Wilt will, he said"
1T may seem strange today" Zach continued, "but when Casey
came up he didn't have too much to say at first. He did get into a
clubhouse card game after he had been with the team a few days,
but he stopped quickly when bad Bill Dahlen, who was the manag-
er, said to him., Are you a card player or a ball playerg One thing
about Casey. 1t never took him long to get the hint"
ANOTHER FoNDLY remembered Brooklyn Dodger, Gil Hodges,
seems to be doing rather well in his rookie year as a big league man
ager. GiPs present accomplishment in directing the loWly Washing
tn Senator's recalls a conversation with Duke Snider when the
former first baseman still was a member of the Nets. 1t was one of
those periodic occasions when Walt Aston was being unseated in
newspaper reports as manager of the L. "A. Dodgers.
If the Dodgers are going to change managers" Snider said to.
Continued on next page -
, 1963-10-02

One Of the most expensive scenes ever recreated in wax will
show Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison in the famed Ascot race
scene from my Fair Lady" at Walters international wax museum
a the New York Worlds Fair next spring This one exhibit will set
back the impresarios, Lou and Nanny Walter. $50O00s
Other scenes in wax will show Dr. Kildare and DR. Ben Casey
in a hubble in a completely equipped surgical room. And then there
will be a corner of Presidents, showing figures of Herbert Hoover,
Harry S. Truman and Dwight Z. Eisenhower looking over the Shout
der Of President John +. Kennedy as he signs the Ban Treaty. Sew
enty million tourists and visitors are expected to visit the Fair and
visit the wax works-the most costly vet presented.
Missed Rocky Cooper by minutes, and did 50 want to talk with
her. She and her daughter Maria were house guests at the William
Continued on next page)
, 1963-10-02
ADVICE oLovELoRN by Beutrice Fairfox
Famous Authority on Problems Of Love g Marriage
Cruel Treatment at Home
Dear Beatrice Fairfax::

Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
I'm 17k years old and am going into my last year OF high school
+ have very cruel treatment in my home from my Stepmother
and my own father I'm locked in the house and not permitted to
90 out anywhere without permission. Pm forbidden to 60 to see my
grandmother, my brother or my sister. Also, | have no decent clothes.
I get beaten. too.
My stepmother tells my father lies about me and puts bad ideas
IN his head and he believes her and doesn't believe me any more.
NV brother is trying to help me by taking me to live with him,
but my father refuses tip pay my board. My brother has asked my
father for SIS a week, but although my father makes good money ne
saws he can't afford that much for me.
Now my father wants me to stop going to school and get a job
so that I can pay him board of $40 a week.
want so much to leave this house so I can find myself some
, 1963-10-02

peace and cooperation and I'm wondering if you could give me some
information about where l could go for help. Is there some place I
could write to for help and advice? I'm. very desperate, because
tnngS have been like this for many years.
Mistreated.
Dear Mstreated:
You certainly do need helpful advice and, more than that prac-
teal help in following up the advice, SO you can live in a normal
home. What you say about your brother being willing to take you
into his own home, if he could get money to pay for your needs
makes me feel that might be worth serious consideration by anyone
trying to help solve your problem
Rather than to write to someone for advice, it would be very
much better to have a confidential talk with an experienced advisor,
SO here is what / suggest:
In the large city right next to the town where you live, there's
a YWCA where such experiencedpeople are ready and anxious to
help anyone in trouble. If you'll go there and ask to talk with some
one about a serious problem, / know you'll find friends who will do
Continued on next page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20
Mercury Drops to z;
Zero Expected Tonight

The coolest weather of the
season jolted the washington
area early today on the seventh
straight day Of a. pre-winter
siege. Zero readings were ex-
pected in the suburbs tonight.
The cold snap win linger
through the week end, accord
ing to the five-day forecast
issued today, before giving way
to more snow early next week.
The mercury dipped to IL
degrees at $50 am. today at
the Weather Bureaus National
Airport station, a low for the
season. Unofficial readings In
the area were: 5 degrees at
Wheaton, 8 at Arlington, z in
Fairfax. 0 in Rockville. and 8
at Gaithersburg.
The coolest weather of 1868
occurred on January "a when
the mercury reached an official
8 degrees. This mornings
reading was not a record for
the date. In 1912, Washington
recorded 2 degrees on Deem
Der 20.
The forecast for today was
sunny and cold with the
temperature lingering in the
middle 20's. Tonight will be
clear and cold with a low
of 10 degrees in the city and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20

airy 5 when the Christmas
crossings end.
Guards at the crossing
points in the wall said Come
into democratic Berlin" but
they said it with a smile.
Usually the border guards
have only sour looks for the
West. But they have evident
ly had orders that they can
relax for this occasion.
They spoke politely to the
western visitors. They
helped people with parcels,
lifted baby carriages for
mothers.
The Communists were
obviously determined that no
hitch would sour the atmos-
phere after they had lavishly
praised themselves for "a
humane and generous
action"
East German guards, who
still have orders to shoot to
kill If any East Berliner tries
to escape to the West, were
extremely courteous and
West Berliners passed
through the controls rapidly.
At the elevated station,
See WELCOME, Page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20
WELCOME TO EAST BERLIN
Reds Spread Red Carpet for Holiday Visitors

BERLIN. Dec. 20 (AP).-
Powerful loudspeakers
doomed out q Communist
welcome today to West
Berliners entering East
Berlin for the first time since
the Communist wall was
built % months ago.
A great and joyful Christ
mas reunion began as the
first West Berliners streamed
into the East zone.
Every elevated train that
arrived at Friedrichstrasse
was greeted with the words:
Dear citizens Of West
Berlin, we welcome you to
the capital Of the German
Democratic Republic"
The welcome was real
enough. The Reds were
putting out the red carpet.
The loudspeakers. so often
used to hurl propaganda
TRADES at the West, were
proclaiming the Christmas
truce during which West
Berliners may visit relatives
In East Berlin on one-day
passes.
But the Reds were not
missing any chance to drive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20

as the Queens Room and then
into an adjoining sitting room
He said he walked into the
sitting room recently and found
Lucy there with some girl
friends sitting on a sofa, while
three boys sat on chairs across
from them. He said he asked
them what they were doing In
the Queens Room and he said
they seemed % be q little en-
barrassed that he had found
them there.
AS he led the reporters across
the hall to the Lincoln Bed.
room, Mr.. johnson remarked
that his older daughter, Linda
win be coming up here" from
the University Of Texas to con.
tinue her education at a loca,
university.
Wnen one OF the reporters
asked him If the Lincoln bed
was long enough for him, the
President said he didn't know
he had not tried it.
To several photographers who
had crowded into the Lincoln
Room ahead Of him and the
reporters, Mr.. Johnson said
they had better clear them with
White House Press Secretary
Salinger before they used the
pictures they were making. He
said he did not want to get into
trouble with Mrs. Johnson
that he just wanted to show
the girl reporters around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20
WatchersSp
LOST Satellite
PoIku Dot Balloon
Missing d Hours
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Staff Writer

A l2-foot polka dotted bal
loon. missing in orbit for near
" "a hours since its launching
yesterday, was found today.
Ground observers with binoc-
ulars in Australia sighted two
objects in q part of the sky
where computers said the
satellite and a companion piece
Of hardware should be.
William O'Sullivan of the
space agency Langley Re-
search Center, Hampton, Va,
who designed the balloon,
definitely confirmed the OBJ
jects as the 12-foot satellite
and the 8-by-18-inch canister
in which it was packed for
launching.
The satellite was given the
name "Explorer-19." 1t is
DRIFTING the earth in a roughly
mort h-south direction once
each hour and Sc minutes at
attitudes ranging from 365 to l.
400 miles.
The word from Australia
ended a feverish hunt for the
satellite, which was launched
from the Pacific Missile Range
at 1:49 pm. (EST) yesterday.
Purpose Of the shot was to add
data to the emerging picture of
conditions at the edge of space
The Scout four-stage solid
fueled rocket that launched
Explorer-19 worked perfectly,
and ground stations in South
Africa got some indications of
a successful orbit about an
hour after blast-off yesterday.
Then the satellite was "lost''
except for a sighting of a 9th
magnitude object" by a tele-
scopic camera at Olenfontein,
South Africa.
When sighted today in Aus
trala, the satellite appeared as
a 9Th magnitude object, and
the accompanying canister as
See SATELLITE, Page AS
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zero to 5 degrees in the suburbs.
The record for December 81
is s degrees recorded in 1884.
The five-day forecast pre-
diets temperatures 8 degrees
below normal over the week
end with snow and a slight
warming trend early next week.
Winter begins officially at
9:02 am. Sunday. However, the
severity of the late-autumn
weather already has formed ice
in upper Chesapeake Bay and
several vessels have asked
Coast Guard assistance in
these waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20
RUSSIA REMINDS
ANGRY AFRICANS
THEY CAN LEAVE

MOSCOW (AP)-Afri-
can students who joined in
Wednesdays angry protest
march on Red Square we're
told by the Russians to-
day: Respect our laws or
get out.
An announcement by
Tass. the official news
agency. said:
IF these are people who
do not like the Soviet laws
and do not want to obey
them. these people can
leave our country at any
moment"
The statement also &C
cused Western newspapers
of using the death of a
Ghanaian student and its
aftermath as a pretext to
whip up anti-Russian feel
ing among African states.
1t denied there was any
discrimination in this
country.
Earlier Story on Page Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-20
WHITE CHRISTMAS
POSSIBLE, FOR D. c.

The Washington area may
have its second straight
white Christmas.
The Weather Bureau pre-
diets one-tenth to five.
tenths Of an inch Of pre-
cipitation, coming as snow,
viii fall in the Washington
area early next week. This
would mean little in the
form Of rainfall but it
translates into to S
inches of snow if the fore
caster is right.
Snow began to fall last
Christmas eve and draped
the area In Q 5.4-inch
mantle Of white.