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Evening star., 1955-08-19
AUTOS FOR SALE tcsat.l j

AUTOS FOX SAhk tCont.
CADILLAC 'S2 Coupe de vire:
equipped. Tip-top condition: low
mileage; ! owner. $1,000. IA. s.
CADILLAC 1854 "62D cow. cpe.;
striking blue finish with black top,
has all extras including power
&c and PoEsr sr.s sT.sss oss ccc
CAPITOL Cadillac-Olds Co.
12e2 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1859 "62" hardtop; two
tons green finish. dual Hydra
Matte transmission. custom radio.
front and rear speakers; heater.
CiTy n tires. .ss set to covers. S2.lSS; s; y
cGniLESc TU gssszs YsSa model sIsfr 9a aldoor
dark green; fully equipped; radio,
heater, power brakes. steering, etc.
Excel. cond. $500 mi. Price S3.7O0.
Call TE 6-3607 after 8 Pm. --21
CADILLAC '46 convertible; cream;
fully equipped: automatic trans, Z.
and h: good condition: Special.
ner Conn. and Fla. aves. NV. Ap'
CHEVROLET 81 black 2.deer: Al
conditior. call after $50 Pm
CHRvR0SLLEiiT .54 Bel Air convert
ible: turquoise and white; Power;
sS.i;.St ss Wv dtSs,; tires; r :rslss sna h dTsI
NJ: Ss'aas, saxeesp,.ionsiiy clean. Must ssG
He. 4-6203 after 8 pm. -23
CHRvROLET 81 convertible coupe;
T. and b.. excellent; $500, terms
SD down. ROPER" 18th and
Evening star., 1955-08-19
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD "a Mainline VS. Tudor; heat
er; Wv. tires: low miles: sea-
island green finish: S1.295. Car
No. ss3-A. MONROE FORD. 1887
East-West hwy. sil. Spg., Nd. Open
evenings till Q. JU. 5-780A
FORD '54 Tudor: heater; turn sig
nals, real clean; special S1.1gg:
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
/, 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AD. A.
1900. Open ewes. til 9: Sat til 3.
Evening star., 1955-08-19

CHEW. 1855 Bei-Air VS. hardtop:
ivory over turquoise. Powerslide.
de luxe, r. and h., duals. Wv.
tires, back-up lights, other acees..
immae. cond.: cost S3,050. sell 81
$50. Going overseas. can arrange
3ss nnancing; Lo. ?-S451. -
ivory, new WV. tires. low MI. one
IIsH-KEEFE MOTORS INC. 3Io
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 4-O601. I'll
Evening star., 1955-08-19

CHRYsLER '55 windsor 4-dr sedan:
equipped Very 'oW mileage. Price.
S2.s60. Diplomat. EM. 2-3S21,
CHRYsLER Is4s 4-dr. sedan; a I'm.
Ind car: only $50. Also 40 Buick
conv.. snow-white m. S145: SIS
down; PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
cSsYsIEs HSYssiis0' '4s windsor Prince de
luxe sedan: radio, heater. almost
brand-neW cond.; $3.50. terms 50
down. ROPER" 18th and r /.
cHSYsiER III; sili .ss windsor 4-dr.: r.
and h., Wv. tires, seat covers. low
mileage. Sl.Ig5, 2-day money-baek
trial, 4-month written guarantee.
HILL q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. liza Vermont aye a.;
cGRYsltR & Snsi .siI o. IS. windsor 4.dr.;
$500. HoRNER's BUICK. Down
CHRYSLERs--'5O Newport. r. and
h., S649; 80 imperial sedan; blue.
T. and h.. S699. HoRNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th.
81 4-dr.: r. and h.. 4-eyl..
2-day money back trial; 4-month
written guarantee, HILL d SAND
ERs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1l14 Vermont ave. NV, AID. A.
4300-open ewes. til q, sat. til 5.
CROSLEY 1850 station wagon;
good condition; $3.50. 10. S-6n92.
DE SOTO '4s Custom club cpe.: orig
S345. BILL MOTORS, SOLO Wise.
ave. NV, Wo. $4,000, 81
DE SOTO 40 club conv.: r. and h..
auto. trans: perfect orig. leather
interior. This entire car In superior
cond., S395 cash or SIS down. S27
per mo. MANY LOW PRICE CARS.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-O142,
Evening star., 1955-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FoKD so Country sedan: S-sest.
for family car only; our price.
S1.196. BELL MOTORS, 6O10 wis.
ave. NV. WO. 6-S900. -2i
FORD "a customiine "s" Pordor
sedan: beautiful blue finish. z. and
h., Fordometie, real clean and ready
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
1909 WIS. AVE. OIL. 1900
Evening star., 1955-08-19

CHEVROLET 1850 Styieline De luxe
4-dr.: PoWerglide, radio and heater:
light green finish: reconditioned
from bumper to bumper: written
WON'T last long at only S595. )
HALEY'S of course!
DoDGE-PLYMOUTH
Evening star., 1955-08-19
FORD '53
RANCH WAGON

Here Is the popular. very desirable
attractive light blue finish. onset
by Wv. tires. radio, heater. inn
msculate inside and out: must see
and drive to fully appreciate. Re-
duced from S1.395 TO only 81 .295.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
vIRGINIAs LARGEST
OLDSMOBME DEALER, 1000 WILL
SON BLVD ARLINGTON VA.
ia T.8A(lO
Evening star., 1955-08-19
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD '65 convertible: fully loaded;
Z. and h.: Fordomatic: Continental
kit; Wv. tires: Stone. red bot
tom, white center. black top. 2-tone
red and white leather upholstery;
low MI; Q real beautg: S2.395.
LISH-KEEFE MOTORS. INC, $40
Fla. ave. me-. Ii. 4-06O1. -21
FORD 1881 Model A sedan; new
brakes. valves. springs. guides. king
pins and battery. Va. inspection:
very clean: not hot rod. $l35.
JE. 3-1492. al
FORD 1854 VS. Ranch Wagon:
Fordomatic. radio. heater: glacier
blue finish. This Is Fofd's hard
to-get model; 81, ,5aa<
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 M ST. NV. AID. 2-01s5
FORD '53 6-cyl. tudor: beautiful
Buckskin tan. with heater: seat
covers: turn SIGNALS. and other ac-
cegsories: oIle-0Wner car: very low
mileage: looks and runs like new:
special today. SS96.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. sc. LU. 2-9s27
Evening star., 1955-07-20
New Party in Argentine
is Third Within a Week

BUENOS AIRES. July 20 Up.
"A new Christian Democratic
Party-the third to appear in a
week.-Mrs. emerged here with a
demand for retirement of Argen-
tina's government leaders. 1t
halls as heroes" the rebels who
tried to oust President Juan D.
Peron in the June Is revolt.
The Christian Democrat Fed
eral Union, announcing its for
nation. said its political platform
calls for a concordat with the
Vatican to govern relations be-
tween the state and the Roman
Catholic Church.
The platform also asks repeal
of laws permitting divorce and
setting up houses of prostitution.
1t seeks establishment of VOL
untary religious education in
public schools and an end to
political teaching in schools. 1t
advocates freedom of the press,
assembly and labor organizing.
The statement was signed by
Ricardo Azocar as press secretary
of the party's executive council,
but its founders were not listed.
Capital Jittery
Rumors that new political
trouble was afoot were current
in Buenos Aires this morning but
a check showed no unusual pre-
cautions at the central police
headquarters or the Govern
ment House in the Plaza de
Mayo. Buenos Aires has been
jittery since the abortive June
Is revolt and rumors of fresh
troubles have been frequent.
The Christian Democrats first
came out as party July 13 with
a manifesto of the christian
Democrat Partyp with a five
man "promotional junta" as it's
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Day show and the Red Air Fores
Day show.
The Soviet air power put ur
for public viewing ct those
shows, he said. should have
been no surprise to the United
States Government"
These shows" he said. "are
only one more piece of evidence
which confirms that we should
have anticipated from facts long
known to u.s."
He said there was some rea-
son to believe. however, that
Soviet air-atomic power gains
did come as somewhat Of a
shock to United States leaders
Apparently it has been. judg-
ing by the remarks Of the ad-
|ministration officials and the
sudden emergency requests Of the
Department of Defense. following
the May Day show. for special
Appropriations to buy more B-52
Evening star., 1955-07-20

bombers and for additional re-
search and Development. as well
as hints from the Secretary Of
Defense for more special requests
to come to step up production
of United States fighter aircraft. "
The May Day display of Rus
sian air might, Mr.. Finletter said.
was "fore-shadowed" by the use
of Russian-designed MIG 15s In
Korea, by the new MIG It's and
los, by the mass Of twin jet
u 28s which rule the light bomber
class" and by ''many other tech
nicaI facts well known to U.s."
Mr.. Finletter said the real
surprise" would have been II the
Russians failed to show the air.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

head. Several days later came
the Christian Democratic move
ment." Moves are reported under
way to try to bring the various
bodies together,
The Christian Democratic
movement runs back 80 years in
Argentina but has existed as
social and cultural action in the
past. Observers have expressed
the belief that moves toward
formation of a political party
with a Christian Democratic doc
trine was one Of the causes for
the governments antichurch
campaign which began last No
vember.
The Radical Party. chief op-
position to the ruling Peronista
Party. announced it cannot with
draw its request for several open
meetings and radio broadcasts.
The party had asked permission
in a message to Minister of the
Interior Oscar Albrieu, who re-
piled 1T would not be auspi-
cious to open this period Of paci-
f1cation" by breaking laws pro-
Ihibiting public meetings.
Withdrawal Asked
Mr.. Albrieu asked the Radicals
to Withdraw their request and
make it later at a more op-
perfume time"
The Radicals replied Gen.
Peron's call for pacification was
made publicly and the opposi-
tion's answers should also be
made public"
The Socialist Party announced
it has asked the Federal police
to allow an open gathering of
Socialists July 81 in Rivadavia
Park to discuss the current po-
,litical situation.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
Sees
Soviet Gaining

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 (R.
Former Air Force Secretary
Thomas K. Finletter says the
Soviet Union is rapidly gaining
on the United States in the race
for air-atomic supremacy and
may be "ahead Of us in a short
time"
Mr.. Finletter, speaking at a
University of Pennsylvania Sum-
mer School assembly yesterday.
said his statement was not based
wholly on recent displays Of
Russian air might at the May
Evening star., 1955-07-20

You've seen these dashing Dodge Lancers on the
road. They make heads turn wherever they 90.
Maybe you've thought that car like this costs
more than you feel like paying right now.
We're out to change your idea on that. We're
going to put you behind the wheel Of this Dodge
Lancer at close to the same price you'd pay for
much smaller "hardtop" in the ''lowest price
field" Bear in mind, the car we're talking about
is up to II inches longer, with the big, solid
feel no small car can approach.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

craft developments they did ION
or about May Day. 1885,"
Mr.. Finletter called on the
American people and their lead
ers to discard the "business-as-
usual" attitude in dealing with
Russian air-atomic efforts.
Evening star., 1955-07-20
'Pinufore' Tryouts

Try-outs for principals and
chorus in Gilbert and Sullivan's
.H. NJ. s. Pinafore" win be held
tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm.
in the Guild Room at 1872
Church street NV. by the st.
Thomas Episcopal Church
Parish Players. The production
will be staged in November.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Our Drive It Home" deuI puts you at
the wheel Of the most gIomorous hard.
top" on the rood eft a price you'd
expect to pay for a far smaller car!
Evening star., 1955-07-20

But that's not all. Right now we're letting you
share in our skyrocketing sales by making you
a "Drive 1t Home" deal that is just plain too
good TO turn doWn!
Your present car is worth more in trade now
than it will ever be again. Chances are it will
more than cover the down payment on this
value-priced Dodge Lancer.
That means-"not penny to pay, just drive it
awayw You'll drive home in the car all America
is talking about the Dodge Lancer!
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31
USAF Has New
Re-Enlistrnent
Program

The United States Air Force
has introduced a new re-enlist-
ment program with special in
ducements, Sergeant Neiswender
Of the u. S. Air Force Recruiting
Station announced today.
The new plan will provide
former airmen, who r qualified
in specified jobs, an opportunity
to regain their permanent rank
held at time of discharge, provid-
ing they re-enlist within six
months from their date of separ-
alton. An airman separated with
a temporary grade will be pro-
NOTED concurrently. The date of
re-enlistment will serve as date
Of grade.
Under the former plan, airmen
were required to re-enlist within
90 days after their date Of sep
aration to retain their permanent
grade status.
According to Sgt. Neiswender
there r now 108 Air Force spe-
cialities included in the list of
shortages now existing in the Air
Force.
A detailed list of the speciali-
ties qualifying young men and wo-
men for this opportunity r a.
valuable at the courthouse building
in Miles City, local Air Force Re-
cruiting Station.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31
WOTM Observes
Moose Heart
Village Day

Eighteen members of the Wo-
men of the Moose motored to
Glendive Sunday for Moose
Heart Baby Village Day" put on
at the Moose Lodge hall that af-
ternoon. Sidney members who
made the trip down were Mes
danes John Cattaneo, John Cor
der, Clifford Ray, H. Henderson,
Oscar Swenson, Otis Weagle, John
King, L. J. Verhasselt, Julian Yer
hasselt, Thos. Darr, Emil Fink,
Merrill Sax, Bailey Fisher, AIDE
line Henderson, Terry Lowry,
Laura Kaiser, Meryl Peterson and
Volney Anderson. A fine lunch
was enjoyed at the Jordan hotel
preceding the program.
The Miles City lodge was rep
resented by eight members, all of
whom took part in the lodge work,
as did also the members from
Sidney. This was the first time
these lodges have observed
"Moose Heart Baby Village Day..
There was a fine membership out
from Glendive and several of the
Moose Lodge members were also
in attendance.
The Glendive WOTM put on a
skit in which twelve ladies took
part, each dressed to represent a
month. AS each in turn walked
across the stage the following
songs were sung: January, Jingle
Bells; February, winter Won
derland'; March, "My Wild Irish
Rose;;" April, Easter Parade;;"
May, 81 Love You Truly" June,
'Let Me Call You Sweetheart"
July, yankee DOODLE" August,
"In the Good Old Summer Time;"
September, school Days; Oct,
"Shine on Harvest Moon;;" No
vember, "Over the River and
Through the Woods; Dec, white
Christmas"
Mrs. John Cattaneo, speaker of
the day, gave an account of the
Baby Village at Moose Heart and
explained why we should do all
we can to support it. She told
how much happier the little or
phans are there than they would
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31

vited. 1t will be delivered at the
NYA hall in Sidney at 2:SO D. M,
Sunday, April 3.
AFTER the discourse a new 81
page booklet containing extra-or-
binary information will be given
free to each person in attendance.
Some 600, 900 of Jehovah's Wit
nesses will then begin distribu-
tons of copies of this special mes
sage In many languages through
out the world. It is the desire of
Jehovah's witnesses to place a
copy in every home. Mr.. Speak
erworth said the contents of this
specially prepared booklet had
not yet been made public, but its
message was unique and would be
OF special interest to persons of
all faiths.
Advance preparation and the
worldwide scope of this special
campaign give indication that this
may well be one of the greatest
religious proclamations in modern
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31

be in a regular orphans home,
pointing out the advantages Of
fered at Baby Village. She closed
her remarks with a very interest
ing story Nothing New
A very fine donation was taken
up for Baby Village following
Mrs. Cattaneo's talk and favor
able comments were made on
making "Baby Village Day" an
annual event.
To conclude this very fine
days entertainment the Glendive
WOTM served a delicious pot
luck lunch. Instrumental and vo-
cal music by the Glendive ladies
was enjoyed throughout the meal
To top the day the Sidney cars
followed the Sidney basketball
team home on their return from
Butte where they placed third in
the tournament.
Mrs. Bailey Fisher, Publicity
Chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31
Survey Starts
For Mid-Rivers
North Phone Line

Engineering field survey crews
T surveying and stalking the
Green Exchange area north OF
Route Is.
Crews from Hoax Construction
Company are completing wire
stringing operations in the Fallon
Exchange area.
Construction work in the Lam
bert, Bloomfield, and Richey Ex-
change areas has been at a stand
still for the past sixty to seventy
five days because of heavy snow,
which has blocked roads and line
right Of ways. The contractors will
again be working in these areas
by the last of this month.
Automatic dial exchange equip
ment has been installed at the
Richey Exchange office at Richey,
Montana. The cut-over to auto
matte dial telephones for this ex-
change is not far off. Notices of
the cut-Over date will be publish
ed within the next two to four
ment is on hand for installation
weeks.
Automatic dial exchange equip
at North McCone, Lambert, Lind
say, Brockway, Jordan, Brusett,
Bloomfield, and Circle Exchanges.
The installer from North Electric
Manufacturing Company at Ca
lion, Ohio, has been installing dial
equipment at Richey. He will be
installing the automatic dial
equipment at either Lindsay or
Lambert exchanges very soon.
Schurr & Finlay, contractor for
constructing rural lines in Circle,
Brockway, North McCone, Jordan
and Brusett Exchanges will be re-
Stunning work within the next two
or three weeks.
Morgen and Oswood, contractor
for the headquarters and central
office building at Circle, have
building materials on hand with
which to resume construction and
completion of this main office
building.
The Telephone Cooperative re-
quests farmers to avoid farming
out the stakes which may be set
along fences and roadways. The
cost Of construction goes up each
time the stakes are replaced.
These added engineering costs
VIII be reflected in the future
economy of the company. Each
farmer can save the cooperative
money and time by farming to
avoid destroying the stakes which
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31
Jehovah's Witness
Speaker at NYA
Hall April 3

A spokesman for Jehovah's wit
nesses announced plans today for
delivering a special message to
the world. MI. Speakerworth, 10
cal presiding minister of the Fair
view, Montana congregation, re-
vealed some of the details of this
special campaign, which includes
sponsoring the public lecture en-
titled "Christendom or Christian
ity - Which One Is the Light of
the World?" All congregations of
Jehovah's witnesses throughout
the world (there are approximate
ly $4,000 in 159 lands) will par
ticipate. Mr.. Speakerworth will
deliver this discourse locally, to
which the public is cordially in
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31
Sidney Featured
Over Radio
Network

Sidney, Montana is the feature
city of the Big Horn Canning
Company's new radio show Lets
Go West Again." heard over a six
station radio network in Montana
and Wyoming.
Lets Go West Again" tells the
story of the early days of Sidney
from information supplied by the
Chamber of Commerce and "Old
Timers" 1t will be heard Friday,
April l over Know, Butte at IL
a. M; KOJM, Havre at $3.50 D. m,
KCAP, Helena at 1925 p. m;
KBMY, Billings at 1920 p. M;
KMON, Great Falls at 1:20 D. m.
Another story of Sidney, Mon
tana will be heard later in the
year over this same program. he
Big Horn Canning Companies are
the growers and packers of Big
wig fancy canned vegetables. 1t
is their hope you will enjoy this
program.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-31

show the contractor where to
build the rural telephone lines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

60 49,.
IL
USED CARS
1851 Ford 4-Door-Liko new
Overdriye. new tires.
1858 Ford CustomIine 4-Door-
Very low mileage. Like
new Fordomatic, heater
radio.
1852 Ford Customline 8-CyI. Tu-
dor-Radio, heater. Really
sharp.
1850 Ford Custom Fordor -
8 cyl, overdrive heater,
radio. A real good car.
1850 studebaker Fordor Sedan
Very clean, perfect con-
dition. Priced for quick
sale.
1850 Plymouth Fordor Sedan
Surprisingly low price. New
light blue paint job. Very
good mechanical condition.
1919 Packard - Fully equipped.
Cheap.
1949 Buick-Good condition and
priced right.
1949 Studebaker Fordor Sedan
"A fine running car. Price
this one today.
1919 Ford Tudor-Very reason
able.
1913 Chevrolet Club Coupe
Fine shape
1916 Pontiac Tudor-Cheap
transportation.
PICKUPS
1850 Chevrolet "a Ton Pickup
4-speed transmission. Tip
top shape. Reasonable.
USED TRACTORS AND
FARM MACHINERY
Used New Idea Manure Spread
era real buy Perfect
shape.
FarmaIl "a" Tractor-A GOOD
little tractor in fine con
dition
New Idea Hay Loader-In good
condition.
MASON J. GLOTFELTY
C AR A G E.
81 Third Street
Phone DEerfield 4-24t1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
FE'iPzsGESUfEEe Notes
Lutheran Activity

Sunday School at 10 y m and
vorghin service Al 73O - m for
Sunda,. i'm Cr,cn Lutheran rhucb
1Irs Helen Devine entertained
.mambcrs az Tho Lutheran Ladies'
Aid N bn. home an Thursday eve
MINI Drrembnr NIre Fences
.ancaster president presided at
tbn busincss nrntino secret naIs
,yare rrypalnd Refreshments wore
spiy.nd Mrs Wade Cobroynr uill
entertain in January
Homemaker MEETING Held
The annual Uomcmaller club
Christmas party will be held Thurs
dav evening December - i'm the
social room of the Methodist
church with members and husbands
or a guest asked to attend. Home
HiaN'r pas VIII ne revealed by a
~ , GAcial4G alo new In. names WI, Wlli
Pe ufa~ll. Possesses VIII De MIS-.
99a NIe B I},U Fii.o and Mr. 80 F~nd
TInnhareon 'N ''>' ''''>' ''' ''' -
Surnriea Dinner Given
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

Mines is Frank Nine. Of Rowles-
burg. w va.
Mrs Berthe Hardcstv and Mrs.
G. b Morris. of Oakland, were Wis
iting Mrs. Jessie Fulk recently
Eugene Ludwig and Douglas
'1loneofcaKGi are NiNi.llis me lot
L me, grahupareiliS, MT. ana MrS.
GiidIle ooel'eI' iol couple udSs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
The Ihunderbird Y8 engine
in the SO Ford

compression design for more miles from
less gas. And, above all, the new Thunder
bird eight is a VS. engine with deep-blocb
build for quieter smoother performance
-, longer engine life.
In addition to Thunderbird lightning,
Ford offers you the Thunderbird look
You can see its blood brother of the
fabulous Thunderbirdl What's more, you
get Ford's exclusive Lifeguard Design.
Come in and Test Drive the fine car at
half the ine-car price.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

FFBL program in live counties.
Following the luncheon the five
1865 county winners will be intro
duced and the regional winner will
be announced The luncheon is
sponsored by the Morgantown
Chamber of Commerce.