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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-05
TALK ON A TRAIN
Out Of ItCame
Guthrie Center

that the Guthrie theater
would locate in Minneapolis.
Cowles had not only agreed
to head a monumental fund
raising drive, but had already
scored an important break
through: The T. B. Walker
Foundation, operator of the
modern-thinking Walker art
gallery next door to the
theater site, had not only
pledged the land for it but
100000 in cash as well.
Since then, the foundation
has added another 100000.
Another SIS million plus
came in 5000 individual
chunks.
Cowles, disavows any cru
SADIE or patron-of-the-artS
approach.
AS vice president and edi-
tor Of the Minneapolis Star
and Tribune. he scrupulously
avoided putting his papers
resources into the drive. And
he stayed out of the lime
light to the point few local
readers today are aware of
his key role in getting the
theater.
But" Cowles says, This
was the one thing the Twin
Cities didn't have" in the
field Of front rank cultural
attractions.
A New Athens?
And so, in the words Of a
politely envious writer from
another city which wanted
but didn't get the Guthrie
theater. ut looks as If Min
neapolis may become the
new Athens Of the West"
The new Athenians Of the
theater were all on hand for
opening rehearsals in mid
March. With finishing
touches still being put on the
theater, they rehearsed first
See GUTHRIE, Page C-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-05
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

Drama Critic Of The Star
There was surprise, rather
mild, when Olney Summer
Theater announced its five
play season for 1868 that it
included no musicals.
After its brilliant sue
cesses, Little Mary Sun
shine" and 1.-THE Fantasticks"
OF the 1861 and 1862 sum-
mers, the easy conclusion
was that a pattern had been
set. In q way this was true.
Olney would have liked to
maintain the pattern but
only so long as 1t could
find the quality equivalents
of these two blithely satir-
ical musicals, off-Broadway
miniatures of Broadway's
bulkier musical packages.
With nothing Of this quail
ity turning up this year,
Olney went to off-Broadway
for a different kind Of spe-
cial as its opener. This will
be Thornton Wilder's plays
for Blocker Street." a caval-
cade of one-acters set to open
on May %.
A Wise Decision
Actually, the decision
turned out to be q wiser one
than even Olney's astute
MANAGEMENT could have an
ticipated. It will find itself
committed to a series OF
straight plays, from the
light-hearted to the melo-
dramatically macabre, when
the other major centers Of
entertainment are running
largely to music.
Carter Barron Amphithe-
ater's season remains to be
announced, but 1t Is a GER
tainty that it will be doing
its usual two large, expen-
sively produced song shows.
These will be the work OF
Producer Director Howard
Hoyt, a specialist in musi-
Gals for entertainment CEN
tiers that can handle large
audiences. And, correlatively.
justify heavy expenditure for
production.
AS for Shady Grove whose
music tent enjoyed an even
better than expected first
season last summer, it will
project a predominantly big
musical program featuring
name stars who have dis
covered prosperity at its best
on the Music Fair circuit.
Shady Grove Is part Of a
chain operation that extends
from Long Island to WASH
ington on the south with
enough tents between to as
sure its highly paid name
performers a full summers
work.
Steady Work, Too
And, what is equally to the
point, steady work in a single
production just as it used to
be when packaged drawing,
and bedroom comedy was the
summer circuit staple.
The big capacity operation.
tent or amphitheater, is a
form of show business that
the effete East learned from
what it regards as the less
effete Middle West. Year
after year. 1t read spectacular
boxoffice figures from st.
Louis's Forest Park amphi-
theater. Kansas City's Star
light, and in more recent
times, from Dallas State Fair
amphitheater.
Although these were not
exactly baseball park size,
they could frequently outdraw
baseball games; except, Of
course. when the Yankees
came to town.
The temptation implicit IN
this sort Of thing had to prove
irresistible.
simultaneously succumb-
ing to it were producers with
Evening star., 1963-02-17
N MAILBAG


and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
tuiH do his best to GnStDer QueS-
ttonS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names totH be used II desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NetD
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison Avenue,
NetD York %, ABC, West Sirty-
sirth street, NeU York %.
must say the writer's on the Red
Shelton show must be hard up for
material or Red Skelton must surely
be desperate.
That is the only-or shall I say
WAS the only program I allowed my
kids to sit up and watch during the
week. My husband went over and
cut 1t off recently during one sketch.
d. Some Of the questions my kids
asked me before it was cut off were
terrible. They are 6 and z years
old. Mrs. L. c. B.
Parents should carefully select
,Dhdt their children read or tDGtch-
and make firm use OF that tuGe-out
StDitch. II didn't see that pGrticu-
lar program but obviously, adult
comedy shotDs are a risk.)
have heard that that hilariouSly
funny man, Guy Marks-Freddy on
the joey Bishop shows going off
the air. Why? Is he stealing the
show? L. Z.
When a shotD isn't doing tDeH land
the Bishop shoto isn'tJ, performers
come and 90. And reports of fric-
ton are inevitable.
&A
To whom does one protest q popur
lar song? And what good does 1t
Evening star., 1963-02-17
Is Red Too Blue
For Her Children?
LETTER OF THE WEEK
II Happened Before

Do you think it would be Of any
help to write and protest the COM
ing loss of the Merv Griffin show?
Or did Morris Ernst sum 1t UP for
those of US who were hoping for q
worthwhile program during the
afternoon-but have no voice in the
ratings? It seemed to me that Merv's
show had something for every taste.
I wrote my first letter to a net
work when the Voice Of Firestone
went off the air. but I would gladly
write again If you thought it would
help. Mrs. w. n.
1t doesn't hurt. Didn't the Voice of
FireStone return?
Evening star., 1963-02-17

Steve Lawrence's current top tune.
Go Away, Little Girl" The
tune is "tuneless," as good tunes 60.
The words are either meaningless or
loaded with meaning. but boring and
repititious either way. wonder
If I am alone in this opinion? {. ..
Mrs. F. L.
What good does 1t do? None. Are
you alone? No.
am in complete agreement with
H. C. I. love Perry Como but could
never be captivated by The Beverly
Hillbillies even for a few minutes.
However, Going My Way SurpasSes
everything in my book. It's witty,
interesting and, most Of all, human
and realistic. p. e. n.
Last ratings stiu shotC the HUI
biIIies No. I. Believe It?
shinstOn. D. C.. FsbuoT ". 1868
Evening star., 1963-02-17

To whom does one protest a popu,
lar song? And what good does Il
do when one does? The song Il
"a The Sunday stcr " MOsozine,
Evening star., 1963-09-28

MARLOW HEIGHTS, 1926 Kenton
pl. - Semi 2.story brk., bedrms.,
Va baths, full bsmt., fenced back
yard, $l3S. RE. S-7339. Inquire 1928
Kenton.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Mary Francis Spaulding

CLARKSBURG Pretty house and
grounds, 2 bedrms., storm doors
and windows. Reduced to $4,000.
Q; d, EIELD, INC, WI. s-2473,
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown Office EN- 2-67lb

AVE. WESTERN AVE.
AiREAiAaDaIndy Ar s;bedrm, bunSa.
small fsmily. i?stS5 Sis.sSo. VUtR'e WITH low W
dn. pymt. Quick poss. Open Sun.
. to 6 pm. From D c.: Out
Mass. ave. to Westmoreland Cir
Gle, right on Western ave. to
1900 block, left . blks. to 1905
Bayard blvd Call Mr.. Clark, RA.
3-gOl A, s. GARDINER q CO.,
Evening star., 1963-09-28

COLLEGE PARK-Rambler,
on dead-end street, fea-
turing liv. rnn,, din. area,
table-space kit. 3 bedrms.,
utl. rm:, lot 60xl90. FHA
$3.50 down, or nothing
down VA. Sl3,500 total
price, Only S95 monthly
Evening star., 1963-09-28
PARAMOUNT SALES
FOREST KNOLLs

OPEN DAILY 10 TO DARK
Beautiful homes containing 3-4-5 bed
looms, 2l7 baths, large up-to-date
kitchen, air conditining, family rm.,
In choice of brk. or stone with
alum. siding, furnished models
for your personal inspection, priced
from Sl8,990. Immediate occupancy.
DR.; From Washington N across
South Capitol st. Bridge, continue
south, III miles on Indian Head
hiwhway, turn left at Lyles Restau-
rant cat Livington RdO TO Forest
Knolls at top Of hill.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
VESTA REAL ESTATE
uTT TCUEST ITGTSS ISre e-s-I5- -


HILLCREST HEIGHTS bedrms.
Va baths, finished rec. rm., fenced
yard; var M Assume Gl loan; BY OWN
HILLCREST HTS.
Yours for only S700 dn. FHA or
VA no money down 3-bedrm,
brick semidetached. Sep. liy. and
asinT' rms; Florida nm. y baths.
schools and churches. Can Mrs.
Curtis BROS. Lu. 4-s7sO
HILLCREST HTS. S.-3-b e d rm. brk.
ramb., lge. din. rm., firepi., bath,
Wv. carpet, lovely fin. bsmt. on
ground level, den, rec. rm., game
rm., "a bath, lge. fen. lot. Only
$4,000 dn. EXCEL. FARM & HOME
RLTY., 449-6400.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS This quality
S32,500 to go for S27 800. Center.hall
elec. kit, 2l1 baths, extra.lge. rec.
rm. with firepl., full bsmt., on cor.
ner lot, In excellent community Of
new homes. Convenient to shops,
bus, churches and schools. Call for
appointment and directions. OWN.
Err. LO. 7-3462.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS : Quality con.
structiOn with room to fit the grow
ing family, features large liv. rm., ,
sep. din. rm., screened porch, over
looking shaded landscaped rear
yard. and lots OF closets, bsmt.
with 4 rms, plus garage, call RE.
6-o060.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

LANDGREEN REALTY, INC.
SUITLAND BOILING ANDREWS
-Semidet. brk., frt pch,, fen
yd, full bsmt. Ii. 6-959S, 10
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.

UPPER NV, near Coolidge High
Colonial frame, bedrms.,. 3 fire
places, library, large kitchen, on
ul-de.sac, outside e needs work
JACK FOLEY REALTY OIL. 6-As31
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CLASSIC, contemporary year-'round
house overlooking South River.
G. H. HILLEGElST CO., ST. 3-l752.
Ewes, 5sS-2S02.
HOWARD COUNTY
Large 3.bedrm. RANCHER in All.
view Estates. Entrance hall, de
luxe kitchen, and paneled family
H.-w.b.b: heat, also a 2.car garage.
3ol no. S-3646.
Looking for the house with every.
thing? LARGE NCH E r, with
family room, dressing room of
master bedrm., 2 baths, 2-car gar.
age, many other models ready for
inspection. Call Mr.. Free der c X
30l-H0. 5-4sR.
NEW 4.BEDRM. RANCHER, with
screened porch, garage, situated on
l-acre lot. Conv. to Wash and Bait.
Must be seen to be appreciated
for a price Of only S23 200. Call Mr.
Won Bretzel 30l-AT. 1880.
R. p. HENDERSON & CO., INC.
2 Allview DIR. 30l-KE. l-5lll
HOWARD CO.-On 1-acre. Near
Hopkins Lab. g rms. and bath,
rambler, 5 yrs. old Carport and
util. rm. Terms arranged. Price
reduced for quick sale to
S1S,750.. For appt. to INSPECT,
call SANDY SPRING REALTY,
g24-442l.
SACRIFICE BY OWNER, this 65-ft
brick rambler. bedrms., hot-wateI
heat, on an acre, will be sold this
week end. No reasonable offer re.
fused. Low 20s. Mr.. Hopkins, Grace
and Fl. Meade, in Howard County
30l -72S-le0e.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.

UN. A-ll66
CAMP SPRINGS FOR SALE OF
RENT. New brick. open for inspec
ton Sunday, Sept. ~, noon to
pm, or write Box e2-D, Star. Walk
out bsmt.. 2 stone firepls, parque
floors, liy. rm., bedrms., eye-lev
Ell oven, huge kit, custOm-built cab
inets, ! acre with swimming poo
50x20O. Must be seen to appreciate
Call Prince Frederick, 5o3-W
House located at 64l4 Lunar dr..
CAPITOL HEIGHTS Nearin
completion. 3 bedrms. and den (oT
5th bedrm.) Fam y.siZed kit,
bsmt., wooded lot, "a blk. 70 bus.
Only Sl2,q50. Attractive financing.
Call this week end. 927-50o7.
CARROLLTON = Brick rambler,
bedTms., Va baths, rec. room, VI,
acre lot. BY OWNER, A7A-sls7.
CARROLLTON- -Lge. brk. rambler
In this model community OF fine
homes. Completely finished rec.
a few Of the outstanding features.
Quick pOss. Assume owners loan
with no red tape.
SEABRoOK ACRES, Nr. NASA-
You must see this lovely lRe. brk.
and frame split.level on a spacious
M.acre lot in a model community.
Outstan ng features incl. 2l1
baths, beaut. fin. rec. rm. and de
luxe kit. Many extras! Excel. II.
nancing,
AIR. .CoND. AND H..W. HEAT, are
just a few OF the features OF this
outstanding rambler on a beaut
fenced lot and completely redecor.
ated. Only Sl4,S00 VA or FLA. Or
assume loan.
STORCH
REALToR 71.ASOO
Evening star., 1963-09-28

DUPONT AREA, 2l20 o St. NV
Restored 4 b.rs., iv. rm., sep. din.
rm., new kit. and bath with rental
unit, $32,05o or make reas. offer.
Open ! It'll dark
232-Ae2A OLCOTT JA. 2-05le
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.
IFNAITIAIlIENN
CARTER BARRON BARRON AREA

CAPITOL HILL-Very attrac. car
riage house, completely restored.
bedrms., firepl., patio. $4,000. By
OWNER, 54A-o9A6.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
BRICK RAMBLER

With rec. rm. and bath, liv.. rm
with firepl., sep. din. rm.. table
space kit. Quick possession.
LANDOVER HILLS
Need bedrms., baths, sep. din
rm., darling rec. rm.? They can be
yours with no red tape and quick
possession. Call for details.
EVANSVILLE
Do you have a champagne taste and
a beer pOcketbook? This is no GIN.
mick. Nice spacious home with 81
#. rec. rm., Va baths, det. garage
and workshop. All this and more
too for only $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MAKE MINE

COUNTRY STYLE
In this spacious 3-bedrm., Ia
bath Col, on a lovely ACRE in
desire: area, lge. kit. sep. din.
rm., fam rm. All the features
that make a house home. Just
S23,500. Call nowl 942-6600.
FERA Realty Co.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
REI,TSVIILE

BELAIR-4.bedrm. Country Clubber
blk. from elem. and jr. high
schls. Avail. mid-Jan. 30l -A64-l92l
Evening star., 1963-09-28
WESLEY HEIGHTS
1855 Lowell st. NV.

Handsome new residence in fashion.
ing. Includes extra-large bedrms.,
3 baths, library, rec. rm., fully
equipped kit, breakfast rm., fenced
rear yard, $3.50 mo.
-. FRANK, S; PHILLIPS, INC:
s27 18th St. NV. DI. 7-lAl
WHEATON-3-b -bedrm.. brk. ramb.,
bsmt., fen. yd., nr. schls., shops,
tranSp. Dishwasher, tile bath,
storm wind. Vacant. GA. 4-9054.
WHEATON, KENSINGTON, SILL
YER SPRING, ROCKVILLE Sew
avail. Some for immed occupancy,
some with option to buy. "Call''
or write" 9A9-84A0, MANOVILL
REALTY CORP, 25l6 University
blvd. West, Wheaton, MARYLAND.
l22l 9Th ST. NV rms, 2 baths,
full bsmt., gas heat, newly decorat.
ed. Children welcome. Only $3.50
mo: Call MR.. NEUMANN, MA.
so1I MEADE ST. NE. Corner bun
galow, lot e2xll5 f., 4 rms. tiled
kit, mod. bath, shower, gas heat,
sunpOrch finished as room. Adult
colored family. Sl27.So per mo, DE.
2-56l6.
$40 SHE RREL AVE, Palmer
Pk.-3 bedrms., newly dec, nr.
shops, and transp. Can be seen Sat.
and Sun. 773-Ssi5.
Arm. BUNGALOW, modern facili-
ties, located in Washington suburbs
bet. George Palmer highway and
the Annapolis freeway, reas. for
further infor. call 773-49os.
SIS TO 500 PER MO- to bed
rms, year-round detached homes in
nearby Md, beach area. 40 min. to
D.. c: Oil heat. Immed. possession.
RA. 6-220o.
4soI DORSET AVE, Some merset,
Md,-3 bedrms., 2 baths, finished
and heated 3rd floor. den and Va
bath on list floor, finished rec. rm.
With firepl. in bsmt., completely
Tedecorated outside and in, Lear
attached garage, lge. lot. For infor-
nation call MRS. FARNH A NJ,
weekdays. OIL. 2-7s5o, Sat. and Sun.
OIL. 2-64l2.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Country Squire Sales
1A6-hhSS SAa kkek
GLASS MANOR

OPEN Sun. 20 PM.
b032 Leverette st. off Audrey lane,
3 .blks. to public and parochiai
schools, 2 blks. to shopping CEN
ter--6 rm. brick, w1walk- -out
bsmt:. fine rec. rm. w/fenced yd..
gas heat. name your financing.
NE W G o M B-JONES REALTY.
INC, 10. 10000 or 10. 2-50s5.
HILLCREST HTS. Only SIA,5Oo with
quick occup. to quilif. purchaser. 3.
bedrm., lL7-bath, semidet. bi.level.
Sep. din, fin. rec. rm., storm VIM
dows and doors. Central fire-alarm
system, Owner has purchased
larger home.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
$32,50O
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED

CENI NALL1 MN OONDIIIUNED
Prestige area, gracious center.hal
Colonial, formal liv. rm. with fir
epl., LIST II. powder rm., family size
din. rm., porch, walled garden, pa
ito, trees, new kitchen, new gas
furnace and water heater, garage
3 bedrms., z baths, walk to Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette schools
owner has purchased new home
Ewes. Mrs. Sansoucy, OIL. 6-A93A.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
REAL ESTATE SERv., MD.
HELPI HELP

BUY. SELL. RENT. LIST. TRADE
through r. N. LEVY. Dial 949-
7400 for prompt. courteous
Evening star., 1963-09-28

CUSTOM SPLIT near White Oak
shopping center-4 bedrooms, 2I7
baths, Immense kitchen with bav.
recreation room with fireplace, real
value at S28.q50 GRAY.KESSING.
Err & CO., INC. JU. 5000.
DARNESTOWN-Delightful, 3 and
4 bedrm. split-level and ramb..
in this rolling countryside, on
i9-acre lots. with 2h baths.
family rm., din. rm., firepl.
Some with walk-out bsmt.. car
port or gar. Price, S2R,150 to
$40 800. Drive out Sunday and
see the selection. Open to e.
Directions: West from Rockville
interchange on Route 2s., 9l7
miles to Route lis: right tc
ESTATE Co. INC, a4S-5450
nr O1 2-QOSO
Evening star., 1963-09-28

46BI Colorado Ave. NV.
Large lS-rOOm, 47-bath detached
stone home. Features include lge
liy. rm. with firepl., 2 equipped
kits, garage, oil h.-w.h.. elevator
scree ened porch, many extras
$4,000. FLOYD f. DAVIS CO.
20ol X st. NV. MA. 8-0352. Ewes.
JU. s-2S59.
CLAVERT ST. Brick 3-stOry, we'll
kept home, apt. on ground floor
plus rms, bath on each floor
good income, small down payment
call Miss Wemhoff, 667-7o4S or AID
pATiTTAc prAJ rcrArr 70
Evening star., 1963-09-28
OPEN SUNDAY ! TO S

Dir: North on Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Circle, right on Patterson st
to 350l.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

to 35ol.
CHS REALTY INC. OIL. 6-23oC
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 1859 Fessen'
den st. Abr. older home on lge
corner lot, redec., vacant, blk
from downtown bus line, priced fol
immed. sale at $l9,950 NJ. M
NORTHERN, Realtor, DI. 1882
III 5-63o7
Evening star., 1963-09-28
KENsINGTON-a-bedrm brick, full
LANDGREEN REALTY. INC.

LET YOUR RENT RECEIPT HELP
BUY YOUR HOUSE. 3.bedrm.
SUSs SST%ssGT n this sesFsS %es RHSs RGBsoS GeRTgsf R
EST A 7 E co. UN. 4-lSl5, UN.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MOST DESIRABLE TENANT wishes
to rent home with minimum Of 4
bedrms;, garden. Intown area Call
PHELPS, INC. MA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
START YOUR PLANE

sMILIN' JACK should "ny' out
to see this beaut. University
Park home. 3 large bedrms.. IN
baths, plus rec. rm. Sl5,2b0,
Evening star., 1963-09-28

THE PHANTOM would smile with
pleasure through his mask" at
the 3 new ramblers under con-
Struction in Berwyn Hts. S16.250
and S1S,700. Watch them grow.
mo MASK NEEDED TO INSPECT"
Evening star., 1963-09-28

DRAViLLAs REAL ESTATE co
CHEVY CHASE-To buy or sci
EDW H. JONES a. CO. INC.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
(cONTINUED)

HILLCREST HTS. M odern bricl
home, 8 rms, 3 bedrms., tile bath
list II. powder rm., equipped kit.
rec. rm,, wall to wall carpet. Conv
Andrews Field via Suitland pkwy
Only Sl3s mo. Poss. Oct list VII
kklaO
Evening star., 1963-09-28
LIST WITH LOHR

DICK TRACY should Inspect"
this completely air-cond. Dutch
Colonial. 8 rms, Ia baths. mod
ern kit. with dishwasher. dis
posal, etc. Price, Sl2,500.
BE A PRIVATE EYE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
News, Views and Cues from all over

Longer During American Education Week we
L "a overheard lot of talk about
school days! radical new idea that comes from
Stanford University Professor Dwight Allen. We
think we'd better pass it along to the schOolkids
DR.. Aliens plan is to keep all you teen-agers in
school from eight in the morning till FIVE at night
New York City is already considering putting a
similar plan into OperatiOn Before anybody organ
ICES protest movement, note two advantages:
.. Al erRu-c11iclIU activities suO.lH be en-
cOmPGssed in the plan, and more boys and girls
'UOuLd be able to participate.
2. An Homework WOuId be taken care Of in study
halls - Uhen you got out at JUe you'd Be completely
free.
Dividend for parents: Johnny would receive
homework help in school, and not embarrass Dad
by asking him to help solve quadratic equation.
Nm fhe We have just come across a recent legal
I...L A.: decision of utmost importance to
uUSS ) uIlIS this country's 100000 secre-
taries. A girl in New York State quit her Job be-
cause her boss chased her around desk one night
when she stayed to work overtime. The unemploy-
ment Insurance Office turned down her claim for
unemployment compensation on the grounds that
the chase took place after regular working hours.
But on appeal a referee reversed the decision.
Overtime he decreed, must be oGssed as regular work.
ing hours = no matter what the boss has in mind
The gh0St Motorists speeding along Northern
1919 California highways have lately no.
pduUI ticed more and more patrol cars lying in
wait on rOadsides. Reaction: They slow down. When
they realize they have been tricked by plywood
cutOut replica of highway patrol car, they drive
away feeling bit silly = but going bit slower
With the approval of the State Highway Patrol
Department. Harvey West, lumberman from
Placerville, has set up about 40 of these dummies
since May. 1862, to serve as safety reminders
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-30
Richland County
Represented
At Workshop

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud GroSkinSky
and Henry Nollmeyer, state
Republican committeeman from
Richland County, attended the
Republican workshop January
10 at Helena.
The afternoon was devoted
to a workshop. In the evening
there was an appreciation BAN
Quet for Governor and Mrs.
Babcock with more than 300
in attendance.
The speaker at the banquet
was US Senator Wallace T.
Bennett from Utah. Senator
Bennett emphasized the neces-
sity of Analysing each public
statement to find where the
truth lies. He then said there
were misleading statements in
the Presidents State of the
Union Message.
MI. Nollmeyer had the op-
portunity of discussing some of
the proposed changes in the
school foundation program with
Representative Oscar Kvaalen.
After the workshop and BAN
quet Mr.. &Mrs Bud Groskinsky
remained to attend the Farm
Bureau meeting in Helena Jan.
%. Mr. Nollmeyer returned
on Monday via Bozeman where
he visited his brothers and re-
viewed the progress of their
single-cyle rebounding piston
engine.
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-30
Sidney Herald-WednesdaY January 80. 1863
Speaker Soys>
Be Firm With
Communists

When you're firm you win
and when you're soft you lose.
That statement Of fact by
w. Cleon SkouSen, noted auth
or and lecturer, warmed up a
gathering of about 200 persons
who braved below zero weather
to hear the former FBI agent
give his theory on the defeat
of Communism.
Skousen's appearance in Sid
ney last Friday night was
sponsored by the Kiwanis Club
and endorsed by several or
CARNATIONS in Sidney
He cited the loss of China,
North Korea, the Eastern Euro
pean satellite nations, and
others because of the soft-on-
Communism team.
In contrast he cited Greece
and Quemoy and FormoSa as
examples that firmneSS has
been successful in stopping the
Communists. He named some
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-30

Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner,
Sidney, girl, January 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gustaf-
son, Cartwright, boy, January
II.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen DeCar-
10, boy, Sidney, January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Reneville.
boy, Sidney, January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Gustaf-
son, Sidney, boy, January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Emily.
Falrview, boy, January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy DeMarrias
Sidney, girl, January 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Lewis
Sidney, girl, January 20.
Marriage Licenses
Richard Joanasen, Savage ano
Darlene Henderson, Sidney
January IL; Lyle Hodge, Will
liston, Darlene Parison, Viii
liSton, Jan. IA.
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