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The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Newcomers Hold Halloween
Party at Lone Tree

The Sidney Newcomers club
met Monday evening, Oct. "a at
the Lone Tree Inn for a Halo
ween-Bingo party at which 35
members, their husbands and
guests we're in attendance. The
dining room and tables were at
tractively decorated for the oc-
casion with candles and Jack %
Lanterns, carrying out a color
scheme of orange and black. Each
person present had a black cat
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

name tag. Hostesses for the eve
ming were Mrs. Howard Clos, Mrs.
Ted Richardson and Mrs. Dick
Tippitt. A delicious buffet lun-
cheon was served, followed by an
evening of party bingo. Callers
were Howard Clos, Bill Ford and
Melvin Yarlott. Prizes were do
mated by the Holly Sugar corpor-
alton, Safeway store, Valley Meat
Co., Cutie Curl Beauty Parlor,
Sidney Drug, Lane Potter's Trail
er Sales, L & L Standard Service,
Sidney Clothing and Hardy Dairy
The next meeting of the club
will be held at Lone Tree Inn
Monday evening, Nov. IA with
Mrs. Jay White and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson as hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

Fawcett home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. George Johnson entertained
Mrs. Donnelly and her mother at
coffee at her home Monday after
noon. On each occasion the homes
were attractively appointed with
garden flowers and Mrs. Donnelly
was presented with a farewell
gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherston took
their daughter to Williston We'd
nesday night to leave from there
over the Great Northern for New
York City, where she will take a
plane from Hamilton Air Base to
France.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Bath Sabbia Queen
Pays Official Visit to
Sidney Nile Climb

Monday, Oct. II, the Sidney
Nile club was host to Queen FL
frieda Bahr and Princess Mable
Heauters, secretary of Bath Sab
bia Temple of Billings, Mont.
After a delicious luncheon,
President Francis Beck of the Sid
ney Nile club welcomed the
queen, who reported on the seth
annual session of the Daughters
Of the Nile held in Detroit,
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
WSCS To Hold General
Meeting Wednesday. Nov. 2

a general meeting Of the Meth
odist WSCS will be held in the
Fellowship room Wednesday, Nov.
2 at 2 p. m. Lydia Circle will
give devotions and present the
program. Members of Lois Circle
will be h~oStesses.
Members are asked to bring
their gifts for the Indian Mission
at Browning, Montana, and our
local Community Memorial Hos
pital.
Turkey dinner will be served
in the Fellowship room of the
Methodist church Thursday, Nov.
3. Serving starts at $50.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Breezy Flats
HomemakerS News

The Breezy Flats Homemakers
club held their October meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Leo LANCE
Saturday, Oct. %. Mrs. Ernster
gave a lesson on r~earranging
furniture, and Mrs. Sanders and
Mrs. Cravens gave an interesting
lesson on animal diseases.
The next meeting will be held
November II at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Carl Etzel.
Mrs. Lange served lunch at
the close of the meeting.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

date of their birthdays. Installa-
ton of officers was held.
Mrs. Alfred Gullikson gave a
miscellaneous lesson on fashions
and fabrics. Some of the All
girls garments were displayed.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Gilman Wang
Nov. II. A lesson on Christmas
craft will be given at that meet
ing.
A delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Leens.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
J. I. Turner HOnOred at
Birthday Club Dinner

Mrs. ]. L. Turner entertained
her birthday club at a bridge
dinner Saturday evening at
which Mr.. Turner was the guest
of honor. The rooms and dinner
tables were attractively appoint
ed with vases of talisman roses
for ornamentation. Mrs. Roy
Rounce was awarded the prize
for high bridge score for women
and DR.. Benson received the
high score prize for the men. Mrs.
Rounce also drew the travelling
prize.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
FREE Double Wedding Dance for Harold Wagner and Robert Sdsz Legion Club Sidney Saturday Night October @

Michigan in June. Queen Elfrie-
IA also reported on the work
being done for crippled children
in the hospitals in Salt Lake
City, Spokane and St. LOUIS ~
Ratb Sabbia Temple, with its
membership of over 900.
Following this very fine report
Princess Mertie Brattin presented
Queen Elfrieda and Princess Ma
bic with gifts from the Sidney
Nile club.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger
Honor Daughter on Birthday

MI. and Mrs. Harry Kruger
entertained at a dinner party at
their home Sunday, Oct. 16 in
compliment to their daughter,
Olive Quinnell. Dinner appoint
rnents were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry French and Kay, Dick Kru-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sovig of Arne-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Quinnell and
their son, and their hosts, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kruger.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Farewell Parties HOnoring
Mrs. Jerry DonneIly

Mrs. Jerry Donnelly was the
honored guest at a number of
farewell parties before she left to
join her husband in France. COT
fee parties were given the past
week by Mrs. Nels Bach, who en-
tertained Friday afternoon, and
Mrs. R. B. Stevens and Mrs. Mark
Fawcett, who entertained at the
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Catholic Altar Society
Rummage Sale Nov. IL

The Catholic Ladies' Altar o
ciety will hold a rummage sale
Saturday, Nov. IL in the church
basement, beginning at 10 a. m.
There will be a large assortment
of good used clothing and mis-
cellaneous articles on sale. 40-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Chapter w, PEG To
Hold Rummage Sale Nov. 5

Chapter w, PEG, will hold a
rummage sale Saturday, Nov. 5,
beginning at / o'clock in the NYA
hall. There will be a large as
Sortment of clothing and miscel-
laneous articles offered for sale.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

A move is under way to abolish
the exclamation point. People
aren't surprised at anything any
more.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

awarded the prize for high score
at bridge and Mrs. Hurley was
presented with the usual birthday
remembrance from the group.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Breezy Flats HOmemaker'
Hold Meeting

The Breezy Flats Homemakers
held their regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. Leon Sanders Sept.
81 at 2 D. m. Mrs. Sanders served
a nice lunch.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Leo LANCE
October % at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
ATTENTION, LAMBFE

ATTENTION, LAMBFEEDERS
Onset of Overeating Disease
among your feedlOt lambs is Of
ten so swift that no symptoms
are seen. Vaccinate today with
"Fringol." Quantity Discounts.
SIDNEY DRUG STORE. 39-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Sunshine HOmemakers
Meet Thursday

The Sunshine Homemakers club
met at the home of Mrs. Frank
Leens Thursday afternoon. Roll
call was answered by giving the
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
Mrs. G.. r. Hurry Hostess
To Birthday CIuh

Mrs. c. R. Hurry was hostess
to her birthday club at a 1:I5
luncheon at the Lalonde hotel
last Thursday followed by a So
cial afternoon of bridge at her
home. Mrs. F. B. Lauster was
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27

ter, vice-President; Connie Walla. Sec
rotary; Marlene Cotter, treasurer; Bet
W Ptau, reporter; Donna Hansen his
torian; recreation leaders Jenny Pfau
and Kay Anderson; flag bearer Judy
Roberts.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Asa
Bradley. The next meeting win be
held at Crane school Nov. 4 at 1880
p. m.
Marlene Cotter. secretary and
reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-27
BRORsON FARMHANDs
LEAF CLOVER

The reorganization meeting of the
Four Leaf Glover 4-H club was called
to order by President Connie Walla
at the Crane school.
The members sang Battle Hymn of
the Republic" Roll call was answered
with What I Like best about All this
year.
Election of officers was as follows:
Myrna Larsen. president; Clara Cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Occasional Furniture

Jamestown, 44-inch shaped front mahogany Knee
Hole Desk, gold fooled leather top, drawers in
GLIDING file drawer Were ST. TO- Now $68
Union National o4-inch mahogany Breokfront,
with writing compartment, Crown gloss DOORS
Was $3.50 Now $295
Sigh 3O-inch, 2-door bookcase and record cobb
net combination. Parchment mahogany
Were $3.50 Now S43.50
Drexel Wallace Nutting tray, cherry, 2oxl8
Was S45 Nov Sl9.e5
Georgetown Galleries Pembroke table, solid mo-
hogony, reproduction, 33xl9, closed, drower
Was sos Nov $3.50
Heritage Nest Of tables. Frutwood, inlod,
'Wos $3.50. Now $3.50
Mastereroft cocktail table. Regency design, mo-
hoeony fooled leather top, 43x22,
Was $e5. Now $3.50
imperial Step TobIe. mahogany, 26xl7.
Was S3o.95 Now $zo.95
Heritage Book Lamp Table. all mohoeony, "a"
Square, inioid Was SOS. Now $3.50
AIonz coektoii TobIe, French Provincial Fruit
wood, 43x22 Was so Now S4e.50
Amerieon commode, Pine, n" So, ! deep drower,
fooled leather top Was $3.50. Nov s44.5o
Weiman Pembroke, French Provincial, Fruitwood,
fooled leother top; drower 2ox2 VI closed,
Was $l3o. Now $3.50
heritese. fooled Leather Top, mahogany, 45-nch
eoektoI tobles, cross-bonded edges drower and
coster legs Were $40. Now SIS
Heritage Cocktail Toble. mahogany and yew wood.
fooled leather top, 3 drowers coster legs.
Was $3.50. Now S9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Bedrooms

John Widdieomb, French Provincial Cherry Bed
room Group; consisting Of 2-inch triple Bomboy
dresser, mirror, chest-on-chest, full-size bed and
mite stand i - Wos $1,000. Now ~ ,ZSS
,rexeI, Swirl Mahogany Shaped Front 60-inch
double dresser, mirror, lorge chest, ful-size bed
md mite stands ALL Were $425. Now S298
Union NotionoI DiFeetoire Bedroom group. Classic
Provincial styling in imported Peorwood accented
in ebony with touches Of gold Group consists Of
double dresser, mirror, chest chest, full size
bed and 3-drower mite stonds,
Were ST. OTIS, Now $598
Above suite with twin beds ond mite stand
Were SLOTS. Now $5oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Traditional Sofas and Chairs

TomIinson. Button Back Sofa, built to floor.
knubby Turquoise and Brown texture,
Was $3o8 Now $224
Erwin Lambeth, Family Circle, Lawson back z
cushion SOTO, heovy green texture.
Jamestown RoyoI, % size, 2-cushon SOTO with
kick pleot fIounce, rose motelosse,
Michigan Shops, Tuxedo Arm, French Provincial
sofa, solid mahogany exposed frame, lime green
texture ---------Wos S2o5 Now $246
Louis XIV carved frame SOTO, down. filled cush-
ions, Rose Brocotele - Was sos. Now SI9o
Boxer. Button Back Curved Soto. hair spring eush-
ions, kick pleot skirt, green texture,
Was S7l75o Now $4ss
sehoenbeek, Luxurious quilted chintz Soto, 3
down-fiIled cushions super soft back. kick pleot
fIounce ----Wos $675. Now $495
Boxer, Pow-bock Lounge Choir, hair spring seat,
down filled back cushion, fine texture,
Was $3Oe50 Now STAB
Donovon Shops. curved back Lounge Choir, kick
pleot skirt, pink texture Wos $l6l. Now $93
Erwin Lambeth, BorreI Beck Occasional Choirs,
white texture . il Were $l2o Now $78
Tomlinson, tufted back Loung Chair, Resedo green
motelosse Was Sl85 Now SIl9
coehrcn. Button Back CoesweIl chair, solid mo-
hoeony exposed frame, choice Of lime green or
toost texture Were S88 Now $40
Shaw, BorreI Back Lounge Choir, kick pIeot skirt.
toost texture Was Sl7e Now $50
Tomlinson, ArmIess Occasional, white nylon
velvet, black Plastic trim Was $ll8. Now $64
Donovon Shops, large sized mons Lounge Choir,
heavy lime green texture Was $l7o. Now 500
chubb. reclining chair and ottoman, recines in O
dozen different positions, green texture,
Was Sl6o Now $ll9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Dining Room

Drexel, Eorly American Pine Dining Room group
consisting OF 42xoO extension dining tobe. 2
gloss door corner china cobinets, 4 side and z
Iodder bock slip seat chairs.
Wos, $751; Now 1898
Baker, Magnificent Custom Finished Foded Mo-
hoeony Dining Room group consisting Of an In
laid Sheraton Sideboord, cross bonded dining ex-
tension tobIe with l7-inch leoves, 4 side and
solid mahogany arm chairs.
Was ST. ,e35. Now 1896
Foneher, Cross banded, swirl mahogany dining
room consisting Of 54-inch buffet, 44x64-nch
extension tobIe, 44-nch server, side and arm
chairs --------Wos$ ST ,I26 Now $798
Alliance, swirl mahogany 38x5o-inch extension
table with leaves 49, Were a. So Now $3.50
Brondt, mahogany 1876 drop Ieof toble and 4
Brondt side ehoirs - Was $9l so. Now $3.50
Brondt. genuine mahogany glass door corner cobi-
net with drawer - Was Sl7o5O Now $ll9.50
Kindel. eorIy American cherry credenzo buffet
with open hutch Was $685. Now $l98
Snfinwood finished woInut, shaped top dining
toble with 8-inch leaves
Was $24o Now 500
Solid Bureh, French Provincial 48-inch junior buff
fet Were SI4O Now So9
Drexel, early American pine spoon foot drop Ieof
dining tobIes Was $3.50. Now $64.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Fomous Precedent Modern
By DREXEL
2o9o+o40%oEF
Silver Elm bedroom. dining and living groups.
The entire collection included in this clearance sole
for limited time only.


From Our Modern Dept.
RoyaI Lounge. Sport Sectional Solo, built to floor
consisting Of -ornn Loveseot, curved center
section and bumper end section, foam rubber
cushions white and black texture 90.
Oxford, Tuxedo Arm Soto, 2 foam rubber cush-
ions, bross legs, beige texture,
Donovon Shops, Tuxedo Arm Soto, foam rubber
cushions, black and bross legs, choice Of Pink or
Turquoise texture .-----Wos S2oo Now Sl99
TomInson. Pillow back Lounge Chair spring down
filled seat and back cushions, gold texture.
Was 1894. Now $i32
texture -Wos SI42. Now $50
Tomlnson. Lounge choirs, built to floor, green
and brown texture - Were Sl4o.5o. Now STA
John stewort, Import oeeosonoI choir, blond
DrexeI. An1ythis wonut Double Dresser. niirror,s
chest -on-chest and full-sze Panel Bed,
Were S3l85O. Now Sl98
Hibrten, blond walnut and Beige double dresser,
mirror, chest-on-ehest and full-sIze Storage bed,
| chest mite table $438.. Now 1880
Johnson solid cherry s Was So~ sn sss
Widdieomb, by Robsiohn Gbbines, sorreII Walnut
twin beds, Wos 1854 per por. Now 500 per por
Wiemon, Mist Mahogany, Jr. dining group, con-
sistine Of 54-inch bross leg buffet with glass
doors, 32-ineh square toble and 4 bross trimmed med
side chairs ------------Wos poS4 row %%1o
Johnson, Solid Cherry 54-inch Desk. 5 drowers
and bookcase on either end with bross trimmed
matching ehoir---Wos S377.5o. Now $ies
Imperioi. 32-inch square, eoektoI toble. grey
woinut, white Leather top, Was $50. Now $3.50
SIiah, 54-inch cone front commode with told
owoy dining table, black lacquer finish,
Was $2lO.~ Now $9S
BEDDING
International SOTO bed Lawson style, upholstered
in BEIGE texture Were $3.50. Now STA
Seoly sleeper thot opens to full size bed in
very attractive toast fobrc.
Wos $1,000. Now Sl5s
Riviera SOTO bed in Droke spruce notolosse with
fine innersprine mottress and foam rubber cush-
ions - .------------ Wos po1S. Now @@o'
Turn-o-Bed three piece curved sectional in sage
novelty texture Sit and sleep on Foam rubber
'o''' 00'''o''-0 - Wos Se27. Nov $3.50
Korpen SOTO sleeper with deep innerspring mat
tress for real sleeping comfort Handsomely
toiIoredin green hubby texture.
Fisher Sldeoway Lounge Sleeper makes COM
fortobIe choise while watching TV and oso opens
to full size bed; Ice Pink Motolosse texture.
Was $3.50 Now $l34
Enalonder African twin size foam rubber mot
tress and matching box spring. -
EnqIonder Firm Foam lotex mottress ond NOTCH
ing box spring, full or twin size :, -.
Enslonder super body euord full size innersprne
set Of mattress and box spring !, -.
U. S. Rubber KoyIon Foam Rubber full-size set OF
Was Sl4o Now $9o.5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
ODD LOT BEDROOM MIRRORS
" OFF s ;:s

$40 and up mahogany, cherry, antique white, mople
blonde traditional and modern mirrors from famous
rnokers, Orexel, Widdiconb, Notono, Johnson kinde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

Century, French Provincial twin bed grouping,
consisting Of q 81 inch shaped front double
dresser, mirror chest, twin beds and night stand
Kindel 58-ineh Italian Provincial Cherry 8-drower
double dresser -. Was Slo8 Now 500
John Widdieomb. Genuine Mahogany, fu-size
Ponel Bed -------------Wos $3.50. Now S84
Drexel. Eorly American Pine 5-drower chest,
Were $l2o. Now $7S
Sigh, Italian Provincial 54-ineh, 7-drower Double
Dresser ----------- Was STU. Now $l19.50
Vermont Hard Rock Maple desk chest,
Were Sl4o Now $8s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Vermont Solid Hord Rock
MAPLE BEDROOM
20oo to 40oo OFF
Dressers, mirrors, chests, beds and mite stands
SUMMER FURNITURE ODD LOT
IA to u OFF

Woodord Iron, COLT Asio, Ficks Reed soIterini Cane
Peel Wrought Iron Rotton lounge choirs sofas, sec
tionoIs, dining tobIes dining chors choise and
sionol tobies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

typical
during
oil
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
ORDERS soes hmssub o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

1-lzxl3Il" Green Lees three ply oll-wool
twist Was SAC. SO Now ) ~
l-l5'xlS'3" Grey Guston extra heovY oll-wool
broodoom - Was S5l6. Now $298
l-12x8'5" Green tone-on-tone round wire Viii
ton Was Sl52.5O. Now $88
l-l2'xl34" Hordwick and Moeee grey extro
deep pile oII-woo beige
Wos SASS Now $lS8
l-l2I"xI3'5" BEIGE Bieelow serenode Wilton.
Was $34l.25. Now SI98
1-l2'xl2'6" Green wool and royon blend shooey
pile ---Wos SOS. Now 500
l-8'xlT Champagne beige royon and nyon
blend broodoon> Was SILL. Now $50
1-l2xI4 Grey Moeee oll-woo Embassy velvet.
Was S2765O Now $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
+Sofori Ruled DeductibIe
AS Dairy Firm Expense

ldirector in the company, were
both enthusiastic hunters. Many
years ago they established the
practice of entertaining GUS
toners at the dairy plant with
dinners featuring the game they
had killed In time they estab-
lished a plant museum to display
mounted heads and cured skins
of their kill.
The Brooks in 1850 went to
Africa under company auspices
and bagged much big game.
They also made a film recording
of the trip. When they returned
to Erie, they brought back alive
two leopards and a tiger for the
Erie ZOO.
Showings Of the filmed record
of the hunt brought thousands
to the dairy plant. In this con-
nection, the court In UNFOLDING
the safari business expense de-
duction said:
1.-THE evidence shows that adj
vertising Of equal value to that
here involved could not have
been obtained for the same
amount of money In any more
normal way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
BY the Associated Press

The United States Tax Court
says you can deduct the cost OF
an African safari on your in
come tax return-provided big
game hunting serves to promote
your business.
The ruling was handed down
in a case involving the Sanitary
Farms Dairy Of Erie, Pa, which
deducted $l6,818 In safari ex-
Ipenses on its 1850 return.
The Internal Revenue Service
thought the safari item was
strictly monkey-business, but
the tax court disagreed, assert
ing:
THE cost of a big game hunt
in Africa does not sound like an
Ordinary and necessary expense
of dairy business in Erie, Pa,
but the evidence in this case
shows clearly that 1t was and
was so intended. 1t provided
extremely good advertising at
a relative low cost"
The opinion noted that the
dairy company president, o
Carlyle Brock and his wife, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
'Adlui Stevenson S
Son Hurt, 2 Killed
lin Indiana Crush

ELKHART, Ind, Dec. 81 (P}
Two Harvard University fresh
men. headed home to Chicago fol-
Christmas. were killed In a high
way collision today and two
classmates, including Adlai Ste
Ivenson's son. John Fell Steven
son, 10, were injured.
The dead were William STAN
LEY North III, 10. Lake Forest
H., and William c. Boyden, jr.
ne, Chicago.
Young Stevenson, a son of the
1852 Democratic nominee for
President. was taken to a hos
Ipital in nearby Goshen with a
broken right kneecap and severe
face cuts. His condition was re-
ported good.
Suffering minor injuries were
James F. Gilligan, 10. Nebraska
City. Nebr., the fourth student,
and Fred Gill, 90, Detroit, whose
truck collided head-on with
young Stevenson's car.
Police said the students car
came over the brow of a New
York Central Railroad overpass
is miles west of Elkhart just as
Mr.. Gill was passing a slower
truck on the south approach.
The two students who were
killed were riding in the front
seat of the car with young Ste
Ivenson, who was driving. Young
Gilligan was In the back seat,
loaded down with skis and ice
skates.
State police said they were
holding Mr.. Gill without charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
.Icebreokers Ready
For Duty in Buy

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 (F.-
The Coast Guard and the Bureau
iof Harbors put icebreaking craft
on a standby basis today after
getting reports Of 6-inch ice in
upper Chesapeake Bay.
The Coast Guards harbor tug
Appalachee broke out a tug and
la barge last night after they
were caught near the Chesa-
Ipeake and Delaware Canal.
Clarence Tull, city harbor en-
gineer, said If the ice gets any
worse he plans to send the city
lieebreakers Annapolis and La
ltrobe out this week.
Only once before in the his
tory of the bureau has it been
necessary to dispatch an ice
breaker before Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
ArmyNow Can Purify
Even the Anocostio

probably the worst polluted
stream in the world
Development of the purifica-
ton unit means the, Army's en-
gineers have solved the problem
of water contamination produced
by fallout from the explosion OF
atomic and hydrogen bombs.
In fact. the engineers re-
ported, the truck-mounted unit
would eliminate water contami-
nation even though the enemy
employed his whole range OF
chemical, archaeological and ra-
biological weapons.
The machine, which can turn
out 5000 gallons of drinking
water an hour, was used to pro-
duce SO. 1000 gallons of pure water
for Stroudsburg, Pa, when that
city's water system became con-
taminated by floods last summer
It can be put together by
three men In less than 80 min
utes and operated by one man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
CHURCH STARING
LEGAL AT TIMES

IT'S coNSTlTUTloNAL--A wor-
shipper hos q constitutional right to
store at on orsonist in church that
oyerides the orsonist's right not to
be stored at. the courts hove decided.
See Low in the News" by Phil
Yeoser ond John Stork. on pose B-20.
MISSION coMPLETED-with the
Lost Words, "Fother. into Thy Honds
| commend Ny spirit" uttered from q
cross on THE Hill Of the Skull"
Christ completes His.mission on earth,
as reeounted by Henry Daniel Rops
on pose Asa.
WHY WOMEN DRESS LIKE
WoMEN-lt's because they didn't in
the 1905. soys Dromo Critic Joy
cormody, ticking an unoeeustomed dip
into foshion writing under the guild
once Of 10 Ann BoyIiss Of THE Boy
Friend" See pose B-26.
MR. BooTHE WRlTEs-DeIeeots
Armisteod /. Boothe Of Alexondrio,
writes todoy's ortiele in the series
discussing virsinio's controversial
plon to ovoid forced intesrotion. A
leader Of opponents to constitutional
referendum, M. Boothe tells Stor
reoders why he thinks they should vote
mo" on Jonuor 9. His story is on
pose A-29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21
Cost Put at $500, 900

A mobile publication unit
which can make radioactive wa
tier safe to drink in 80 minutes
has been developed by the Army's
engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va
What's more, the unit can even
produce drinking water from the
Anacostia River, which the en-
Igineers described as probably
the most polluted stream In the
world"
For the past three years we
have been using that machine
Ito produce drinking water during
Ethe Veterans Day celebrations al
Boiling Air Force Base" re-
ported Harry N. Lowe, jr.. head
Iof the sanitary engineering
branch Of the engineers research
and development laboratories.
"Some 10000 to $4,000 people
have drunk our water every
Veterans Day. The water came
from the Anacostia River