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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

potato topping and bake until
Lightly Drowned.
Quick Casserole
For delicious casserole that
Is different and bellies its quick
and easy preparation. place i can
Of hamburgers with brown gravy
In casserole. Add one can whole
kernel corn and one tomato cut
In elghths Bake in moderate
oven until thoroughly heated
A nice tossed green salad viii
go well with this dish
Nourishinq and Thrifty
Here Is a recipe We discovered,
that seems to please every palate
whether for luncheon, supper or
dinner. It's nourishing and
thrifty. too
Heat can OF harnburgers with
brown gravy Add C. cooked
broad egg noodles and can
button mushrooms Place in
creased casserole and top with
q or S slices Muenster or American
cheese. Bake in moderate oven
until cheese Is melted.
Stuffed Cabbage
Stuffed cabbage. restaurant
fayorite. is easily prepared at
home and makes fine main
dinner dish.
parboil outer leaves Of whole
green cabbage. Remove from
water and place one hamburger
on each leaf. folding envelope
fashion Stick a toothpick In to
hold. Saute onion in vegetable
shortening until golden brown
and place therein the hamburg
er-gtuffed cabbage leaves. Add
the brown gravy from the can
and simmer Is min. AS a varia-
ton, the hamburger can be
mashed and placed In each cab
bage leaf.
.atu,es cgpdirata Yr.A
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
County 4-I'ers Leave
For Camp Today

Twenty one Prince Edward
county An Clubbers vial leave
Monday tor si> packed days
at Holiday Lake All Camp SIX
more YOUNGSTERS can s.il( join
the group as there are yancancies
yet for two BOYS and four girls
The local group led BY Counsel
lors Mrs r Gardner and Mrs
Dorothy Womack viii BE- Joined
At THE camp by 4-Hers from Am
hefst Boutetou-t ana Appomat-
toX counties for the six day stay.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
Catholic ''Chapel On Wheels
Arrives For 2-Week Meherrin Stay

The Catholic Motor Chapel.
ST Mary OF the Highways ar
rived III Meherrin Monday and
VIII remain there through July
III Accompanying the N otor
chapel viii be Father Walter
Malloy and Father Robert Nc
Donald
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

The Motor Chapel has been
travelling since 1899 on a mission
Of good Will to persons oi any
religion or no religion. IN the
hope Of correcting misconceptions
concerning the Catholic Church
Services each evening are at 8
D. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
Amelia Social News Recent Hap openings

Win summer on "a and peget-
able gardens bearing plentifully,
me ladies Of Amelia are too busy
;or much social life They're cam
nng putting foods IN the freezer
i0g next winter and resting. tryIR
To keep cool Is possible IN between
tmo3
The combined meeting Of the
churches OF the Amelia presbyter-
ians vas very enjoyable Mr.,
Kicrnan preach an excellent ser
mon, the music. and q SOLO by
Preston WILSON. were inspiring,
Wlth the church completely filled
AtterWard the picnic style dinner
served by the ladies and partici-
patcd IN by all tho family was a
fitting climax I'd the get-together.
the Amelia Garden Club met
III tho home Of Mr5 H. X DennIng
KeQmO0r Farm OH June 70 at
80 j. m Mrs. Harvey Glllst was
program chairman. the topic
Conservation Mulch against sum
mel SUM A s. Beech hortlcul-
turists from VPI Extension Serg-
ice was the speaker The exhibits
were d flower and frult arrange
meat or composition Refresh
ncnts we're served by the host
ess.
hIra Lewis v. Ligon, Amelia
postm sttes and Mrs A A Johns
attended mretina at Dnwddia
Court Hiuac within the 9Th Dis-
trlet Of Vireinia Postmasters. last
Tuesday afternoon
Mfs w - Barr and Mrs J i
o'NcaJ lelt last Tuesday for two
day slay at Virginia Beach where
they visited Mi and Mrs O $
tIal and Mr. and M!s 4 l.. wood
Mr1. Thomas stark. OF Norfolk
IS VI tina her daughter and son
-in-laH MI and Mrs Thomas
stack IN llor daughter Mrs. j
NJ Barber brought hcf from MOI
FOLK last sunday returnlna ia,
! oaie dies ~ stark Wl stay 10
f. lcnethief weit
MIS- Francs WRIGHT and Mrs
william Mortimer pcnt fast
"Wednesday IN Charlottesville 4ltl
Afi Harold Appleeatc
Birthday .arty
N SIS Sarah Holland Famar cl-
ehrlted ter fourth birthday witt
4 phrtv for about 50 guests last
Wednesday .june 70 Among hci
auests were Jo Anne Scott Linda
+ royal Cary Patrick Jr. John
Lee Carol Morris hnn and jim
nsc Allen Ma on Sally and JEFF
5 MeConnau hey Ray and RicharC
Jenkins Chuck Goodman Al.
biV Holmes Anne Norton Din
ANA NIert dTh Hardy Allen Hol-
na1 Louise Dickens. Jack anC
lInl Ande on Johnnie and Bill,
Coulter Kristle Bower. JAM
+ and'Deahra LYNN Ka thleen Nun
dan, Beverly Horton, Stephen
Patty and Jacquel.ne Loesche
F'Ggtue kirkman Don. Pat anC
Debby Flippen Mint and Gym.
thia Hardy Tinsle Farrar, Joe
A8nt sad william Naylor. Bett
and Richard Altice. Letho Ma,
ana Jo Ann Frakln and Jim.
mie ard CAROLYN Davenport
Mr and Mrs Charles A Hoa
mar III. we're at While sulphu
SPRINGS last week for the col
tournament Their daughter El
eandr spent the time with he
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. ". 4
lik ty Ia Caipeper while the!
asa stayed Vltn his grandpagens
Mt and Mrs. Charles A Holma,
IN Amelia.
Elizabeth Anne ward. Of Rich
mona daughter Of Mi and Mrs
Linton - Ward. Is visiting he
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08

Record aaathlr consumption or
coal q electric UTILITIES 81 l2.0lS,-
900 tons. sef 10 JANUARY. 1865. VIII
be broken "a 40 @n0er and Da-
oeinber this scar: as result o.
expanding .&lAs.a!atlon Of AEC
and IVA projects.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
Some Vuriotions

SO nett time you are at the
store, rtach for couple OF cans
Of hne hafnburgers and serve
them warmed in their own brown
or tomato gravy. Then get busy
and learn some variations OF this
dish TO make summer life easier.
For d really fine luncheon or
supper dish Or a quickie dinner
meat course. serve Hamburger
Vegetable Pie,
Combine ! can Of hamburgers
with brown gravy and one pack
age frozen mixed vegetables or
can Of drained vegetables, Pour
into casserole and top with pre-
pared piecrust mix. Bake In mod
crate oven.
As a variation, use a mashed
tCopyrizht 1865. King
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
BY atitE DfhnoFF

THE hamburger, numerous
surveys have revealed, is the ma
sons humber one dish In popu-
iArity. it's easy 10 see why, too. A
good hamburger Is delicious. easy
10 prepare. and kind to the budg-
81 Furthermore, the good news is
that the preparation Of the ham
burger has been simplified TO a
degree that I'll you have to do Is
open q can arid warm contents
GloriHed Hamburger
Many complaints have been
heard IL late about the so-called
"glorifIed" hamburger. which
uiasqucTades as a cheeseburger,
a nutDgrger-to mention two
This cannot be said about the
canned hamburger. for, by reason
Of iaU.l 1t eInerges as the pure
American hamburger According
to law. 1t must contain 100 per
cent beff tn be labeled as ham
burger.+ Otherwise, 1t Is q meat
bah OF meat patty. but not Just
hamburger.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-08
.sIbXIZ8rz<x
Hamburger Is Tops
For q Quickie Meal.

potato topping and bake urtil
lightly Drowned
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
Sunshine
Homernakers
(This Week.

Mrs. Ella Sandy and Ann Marie
Troy returned home Sunday morning
from button, Mont, where thew were
Sandy. ~
Royie Koch. Murray vanderboof
MRS; Ada Warner and granddaughter
LINDA Johnson, all of Sidney were
sunday visitors at the Alfred GuIIik-
son nome. They also called on MIR.
ana Mrs. Harry Croy.
Jane Oakland and Elizabeth PauIson
Iooe the Goose" to Fairview Thurs
gay Where they visited with Sally Ann
oakland. Mrs. Raymond Oakland went
over 10 get them in the evening.
Following children helped Larry
Troy celebrate his 9th birthday Mon
oay' August Is: Richie and judy Grow:
Marlanne and Jimmie Gullikson: and
Gary. Arthur Gene, Elizabeth and
Janet Paulson.
Sharon Croy returned HON after
an extended visit with her grand
parents at Williston.
Marie Ann Tewes and Steve Nc
Chesney of Sidney are visiting their
grandparents, MI. and Mrs. Perry
Elletson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton olson attended
the summer festival at the Bethel
nome in Williston Sunday afternoon.
jim Opsta was a caller at the Milt
Olson home Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Peterson Of Morris,
III, have been visiting at the Roy
ohnson home. They were all visitors
at the Art Link home near Alexander
Sunday afternoon. taking Rodney
/ home who had been visiting
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
Three Buttes
Rv HonanaLares CIrh

Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Heir and
boys of Arlington, Va, and Mrs.
Dave HEIR of Kuhn, N. D., ar
rived Saturday to spend a week or
two at the Theo. Shields home.
Rueben is a brother of Mrs.
Schields and Mrs. Dave HEIR is
the mother. Other guests at the
Schields home Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Ault and girls of
Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Putnam and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sawyer and Bert, and Leona
Gierke visited Sunday at the Cliff
Dashner home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Erwin Putnam home were Elsie
Woodwork and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Mouchen and chill
dren. Murlis Woodwork remain
ed for a few days to help Elva
Putnam.
Mrs. Lester Putnam visited at
the Christ Larson home Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Brest, Zelda and Russell
drove to Dickinson, N. D., Sun
day to attend the rodeo. Mrs.
Brest spent the day with Mrs.
Lee in Sidney.
Gussie Obergfell held a stag
barbecue for the Elks club at his
farm home Sunday. Mrs. Oberg-
fell and Donna drove to Dickin-
son to the rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Obergfell
and Paula called at the Roy Ia
dow home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Torgeson and children and
Mrs. Pat Kelley called at the Les
ter Putnam home Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Palmer and
children and Mrs. Helen Sawyer
visited Sunday at the John Saw
yer home. That evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Putnam called.
Mrs. Jim Putnam and girls
and Larry Putnam and girls
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

at the encampment for citizen
ship at New York City. Rose
Hackley gave a report on state
camp. The secretary was instruct
ed to contact Mr.. Walker from
the welfare office and one of our
county commissioners to give us
some idea on county welfare prob
lens at our September meeting.
Casper and Lloyd Wick and
gary Yates moved Casper's COM
pine and truck to the Eyvind
Wick farm Saturday where thew
are helping with the combining
for a few days.
Al Gierke had dinner at the
Albert Noah home Wednesday and
hauled grain for Albert that after
noon.
Albert and Marie Noah attend
ed the wedding of Beverly Kopp
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

son, This goes to prove the old adage
that One should never believe what
ne hears and only half what he sees"
Charley Kopak, the elderly man
who has worked at the farm of Mrs.
Nozzle for many years, had the mis-
fortune to fall and break his shoul-
der last week. He also received sew
eral bad cuts about the face and is
now recuperating in the Sidney hos
pItal. Frank Rang is doing the chores
while he is absent.
our community received some pref
ty big hail stones Tuesday afternoon
put there were not enough to do much
damage as far as we have learned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sanford and
Mrs. Mary Doyle of Fairview were
visitors at the Jack Stubs home
Sunday.
Billie Zoeber and his sister. Mrs.
Wilma Pierce, both old timers in our
community, were morning callers at
the StubbS home in Dore and also
visited with the Herman Johnsons
and Jack Stubs.
Relatives from Butte, Mont. have
oeen visiting a THE Roman Fischers
a tltteen year old nephew remained
mere for the rest of the summer
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
Lower Yellowstone
Mrs . Moo-a

Mrs. Cecil Baxter returned from
Havre last Saturday morning, where
she has been attending summer
school.
Mrs. Ed Maurer and children and
Mrs. D.. w. Taylor and children were
Williston shoppers last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Maurer was taken back
to the hospital in Williston last Thurs
day morning for more medical care
and checkup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hukin of Gossett were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Baxter last Sunday, to celebrate
both their wedding anniversaries.
A card from Mrs. Viola Taasevigen
at her old home in Indiana says they
had a nice trip and that they are
enjoying their visit with old friends
and relatives.
A group of Fred Maurer's relatives
from Indiana arrived here Sunday for
a Short visit.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Berry on their new son. The
little boy has been named Kim.
We wish to correct the report made
last week in regard to Carl Sander
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

and Holger Baadsgaard which
took place Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the Pella Lutheran
church in Sidney. That evening
the Noahs, Al Gierkes and Rob
bert Kopps were guests at the Asa
Kopp home at Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kopp and
family of Sidney were guests at
the Albert Brown home Sunday,
a week ago.
The Girard Homemakers club
will hold their August meeting
Tuesday the 10th at the home
of Lii Jensen.
Lii Jensen, Florence Conroy
and Marie Noah attended the
August meeting of their w. B.
club at the George B. Daniels
home in Sidney Wednesday after
noon.
George B. Daniels has been do
ing carpenter work at the Conroy
home the past week. Junia came
out from Sidney with George and
spent the day visiting on Friday.
Callers at the Eyvind Wick
home Saturday were Mrs. Royle
Koch, Mrs. Oscar Petersen, Albert
and Marie Noah.
Izetta Jensen called briefly at
the Laurits Jensen home Sunday
evening. Clyde and Nadine both
have measles.
Florence Conroy, Rose and
Tommy Christensen called on the
Bill Buckleys Thursday evening.
The August meeting of the Cir
ard Wildcats All club was held
Friday evening at the Albert Noah
home. Gordon Jensen gave an
interesting report on camp at the
Pines, which he attended in July.
Frank CumminS visited with
the Conroys Sunday. Bob Kopp
and Al Gierke called briefly there
that afternoon.
Mrs. Casper Wick and children,
and Mrs. Lloyd Wick and family
accompanied their husbands to
the Eyvind Wick home Sunday
where they spent the day and
helped cook for the harvesters.
Nels Wick and Con Simonsen
were also visitors at the Wick
home that day.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
By HOmemakers Club

Ruby, Marian and Sharon Dan
iels, and Darlene Inks visited Al
the Noah home last Monday after
noon. That evening Mr.. and Mrs
Asa Kopp and Beverly and Holger
B~aadsgaard visited at the Noabs
Mrs. Ruben Giese and SONS
called on Lii Jensen Monday af-
ternoon.
Carol Wick was an overnight
guest of her cousin Cathy Wick
Sunday night.
Girard Local Flu No. 113 held ifs
regular meeting August Ia at
the Bud Daniels home with Laura
Daniels and Betty Danielson al
joint hostesses. Thirty-five mem
bers were present. Marian Daniels
gave a report on her experience
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

Lille Nevins Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lester Putnam entertain
ed a group of ladies at her home
Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Jim Copas of Charlo, Mont,
and Mrs. Pat Kelly Of Sidney.
Barbara Dashner has been
spending a few days with Mary
Putnam. Mary spent Sunday
night and Monday visiting at the
Cliff Dashner home.
MI. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer call
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
TIE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Aug. Is. 1855

ed on the Jim Putnams Sunday
evening.
Bud Thede has been visiting his
sister Mrs. Gussie Obergfell for
a few days.
MI. and Mrs. Jim Putnam and
girls and Barbara DaShner called
at the Henry Gierke home Mon
day afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

/ grandparents. the Roy Johnsons. They
also helped Walter Link celebrate his
birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
lContin,,ed Erou p,

49,, 49, continued From Back Page)
~ me Drh OF her second baby she taken 10 large
hospital, where she underwent CAESAREAN OPERATION
Something went wrong and my husband told that
was only matter Of hours, days the most before
she WOULD DIE. None of the EIGHT DOCTORS who had
been called knew what 10 do for her. When told
mar she was going TO die declared that she would not die
The reply was that IL she did live she would be insane
paraIyred unable to walk, talk When returned
home feIephoned Christian Science practitioner and
ranged TOR him TO meet al the hospital When got TO
our daughters the practitioner said aloud God loves
you After the third time he said these words daughter
opened her eyes and smiled Then she of sleep
After that medication given her.
Some time later the practitioner called again TO our
daughter. Noticing flowers in the he drew my
attention TO them and presented beautiful Look
into the heart Of this rose he said Notice its beauty the
perfect fashonng Of IFS petals its favess cooring and
delicate fragrance Now LEI look beyond the and
the beauty he glory and the life that constitute the roses
qualities Then turning daughter he continued Nov
let the Godke qualities in her. the power the majesty
The glory Of Life"
felt Mary and Martha have felt when their brother
Lazarus raised from the dead Our daughter and her
baby began doing WELL Some time previously the head
had said that far she and the doctors concerned
my daughters hopeless. Later she ubany spoke
Of her MIRACLE GIRL. Two weeks later when the
toner her she sitting at the window fully dressed
Since that time she has led very active life tending TO her
home her husband and her children The baby will
be three years old and is happy, active child
will be able TO fhsrk God enough for this healing
Also am grateful the practitioner who helped and for
loving friends expressed great kindness For dear
Leader Mary Eddy who gave the wonderful truth
Of being for periodicals, the radio broadcass and
church membership am indeed gratefvl.-Mrs) Elizabeth
Muir Toronto Ontario. Canada
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Question: What is Man?

Answer:-Man il not matter; he is not made up Oh
brain, blood bones, and other material elements ~"
Scriptures inform Va that is made IN the fisshy
image and likeness Of God. Matter Is Noi 'se ~
That LIKENESS. The likeness of Spirit cannon DC 80 VI"
like Spirit Man is spiritual and perfect; and because nc
spiritual and perfect he must be so unaer''ooa "
Christian Science Man 10 idea, the image OF Love- ne "
not physique He il the compound idea OF Cod neuons
right dess the generic term for all that reflects e'o
mage and likeness, the conscious identity OF oeng
ound Science in which is the reflection OF "0'
OF Mind and therefore Is eternal; that which mas no
separate mind from God; that which has not single
quality underved from Deity; that which possesses no
life intelligence nor creative power of his own but re-
fleets spiritually all that belongs to his Maker.
And God said: "Let make man IN our image, s'e.
oar likeness; and let them have dominion over the nan
the sea- and over the fowl Of the air, and over the
and over all the EARTH and every creeping '""s
that ereepeth upon the EARTH"
Man 10 incapable Of sin, sickness and aeA'"
bal cannot depart from holiness, nor nam
Can Cod by whom man is evolved. engender '"'''.'"
the capacity or freedom ain mortal sinner "o'
Gods Mortals are the eounterfehs OF 'mmo''..
They the children of the wicked one or the one ev'
which declares that begins in dust or as
embryo In divine Science God and the real man are IN
,'sparabls az divine Principle and idea.
Error urged to its final limits. Is 'elf-destroyeo'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
God To The Detroit Tribune :

/ THE SATAN BOUND CATHOLIC CIERGY-priest
4 to poDe inclusiye!-ARE COMPELLED TO EXCLUDE,
| FROM THE CONSCIOUSNESS-TH LIVES
DF THE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF ROMAN
CATHOLICS A PRESENT REALIZATION OF
GODS SPIRITUAL, PERFECT MAN!-CODS
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!-AND
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHICH
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH 10
aALL PEOPLES! REVEALS AND DEMONSTRATES
AS S.A.TU-R-A-TI-N-C EVERY IOTA OF THE
UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!H
God to Mrs Eddy, to The Christian Scientist
love, Protestant Catholic, DID,, MDloves all who strive
to love God and keep Gods Commandments Including
&brews Asistic Africans and even Communist as per
Cod's words to Jesus, to
LOVE YOUR ENEMIES, DO GOOD UNTO THEM
WHO HATE YOU, AND PRAY FOR THEM WHO
DESPITEFULLY USE YOU -!
But the broherly love of Christ Jesus required bear
Ing witness the Trutheven though it resulted IN per-
solutions, and DEATH
Jesus said 'Ye shall out devils Ii thy brother
offend thee rebuke him; and If he repent forgive hm
seventy times seven!
THE SCIENTIFIC STATEMENT OF BEING
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy-p. 46s's-l5.
Que.on-Wh.t i. the scientific statement of being /!
An,wer-There is no life, truth, intelligence, nor SUD-
stance in matter All is infinite Mind and it's INFINITE man
estation for God is Allinal Spirit is immortal iru'
matter mortal error. Spirit is the real and eterna' mat
Ter the unreal and temporal Spirit is God, and man Is
His image and likeness Therefore man IL not ms'er"'
he spiritual.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
Pacific Storm Takes 358-

Continued from Back Page)
Three fishing eaPsized of southern romosa
Sunday but all members were rescued Eleven o'ner
shno boats with so men aboard missing and feared
lost.
Ferryboat service between Japans main island Henshu
and osdo was suspended Sunday night as seas 's'hed
the Tsvqarv strait The storm was moving NORTH
FREEZING ON okINAWA
TROPICAL oknsws frisid In the low sos, and there
hs.vv snow in Kagosha, OF the warmesf paris o'
Hiroshima reported 10 inches, " year record win
more falling There fresh falls OF three fee sno more
fhs sea coast.
war. snowbound Trains In sspporo. Hokkaidos cap
ware stalled for three Japanese authorities listed
900 missing In addition 23 Japanese fishermen and SCUM
coast avsrdsmsn missing after captive JsPs
fish boats disappeared They had been captured near
island Saturday under escort when the Ps'ro
ship lost contact with them.
Jananess weather officials blamed the Formosan crisis
Indirectly for many Of the ship casualties They said na que
Ito the troubled conditions in the area weather SHIPS naVs
been avoiding II and warnings Sunday we're - hours
late.
FRAZIER SINKS AT GENOA
LONDON Feb. Al (APl-A frssr sank In Genoa hsrbor
TODAY and another srour ded OF Dover as new SHOWS
rsked Scotland and continental Europe
Al Genoa the 4I47 Swedish raier Nordsnsnd sank
With 900 ton CARGO carbide Two holes had been torn In
her hull Is the chemical exploded Her 40 man crew sesn
donsd ship
The 7l73 TON Italian frser Monviso crashed onto rocks
under the South Foresnd cliffs ~ Dover early today nvt
rsrehed her free Her crew Of 40 and 50
stayed aboard.
SCOTLAND sNoWBouND
Four more inches Of fell in northern Scotland al
ready Aovndsrinq under white blanket from storms last
week. Five tons OF cattle fodder dropped IN " plane
(Contnued Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-05
bride KILLED IN COLLISION. DRIVER HELP
CAR KILLS GIRL WE'D MONTHS

their fourmonth wedding ''snnversary ended in TRACE
dy last night when the wife killed and the husband
injured in a traffic accident.
Killed Mrs. Emily NeiIl 10, of 2SS70 Van Born,
Romulus. Her husband Jerron, also 49, who driv-
ing, was treated overnight at Wayne County General
Hospital for minor injuries, and released.
The pickup truck in which they riding
struck Van Born and Middebelt by repeatedly
was travelling at 80 to IS mph.