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Chimneys and stacks were blown
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 down. We had our own troubles along this line. The Kodiak Health Center had considerable of it's shingles blown off. Parts of the roof at City Hall were lifted. The biggest damage was sustained by Donnelley and Aehesen. A build ing housing 1956 ahd a 1887 Chevrolet toppled over with the wind, and considerable damage was done to both cars. There was also a great deal more damage which was unreported. Several boats were blown up against the shore.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
LONSDALE
FELLOWSHIP HAS
MEETING

Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship held their
weekly meeting in the church
parlors with twenty members
and two visitors present. The
meeting was opened by the presi-
dent, Dorothy Jones. Sharon
Henderson acted as secretary.
Christmas carols and camp
songs were sung, and Craig
Price who was devotional leader
gave an interesting talk on
christmas Legends" 1t was de-
cided to accept the invitation Of
the Youth Fellowship of the Gull
bertson Methodist church to hold
a joint meeting Monday, Deem
Der 18th at 1880 p. m.
The devotional leader for next
Sunday will be Charlotte Kol-
stad. Following the devotional
service games were played, and
refreshments were served by Bar
bara Henderson and Marcia Pier
son. Members of the Fellowship
plan to go carol singing follow
ing the Sunday Bible school pro-
gram, Sunday, December %.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
Music by the Sunset Valley Boys.
Public Welcome. Club opens II a. m. weekdays

Johnson Tuesday. Vivian Thomp-
son won high and Sadie johnson
was End high. A delicious noon
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Frandsen
motored to Williston Friday.
Mrs. liver Iversen and Mrs.
Tony Hundtofte were h~ostesses
at a song fest held at the home
of Mrs. Iversen. Christmas songs
were sung and a lunch was serv-
ed.
Miss Elaine Kappel visited at
the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Kappel I'VE the
week end.
Mrs. Dorothy Miller and Thos.
Darr and son Jimmy were guests
at the William Olsen home Sun
day. That evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Dolf Bosshard visited there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Christian
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Frandsen were Sunday evening
dinner guests at the Tony Humid
tofte home
Bill Olsen drove to Glendive
Friday evening to get his daugh-
ter Harriet. Harriet was return
ing from Billings where she had
been on a free trip which she
in the do 1t Yourself
With Wool" contest. She spent
the week end with her parents
and returned to school at Dick
inson Sunday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
Pass
By Homemakers Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Frasca and
Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rel
die and girls, Mrs. Jubin, Mrs.
Ruppel, Robert and Henry, Gail
Witt were Sunday dinner guests
at the Bill Witt home.
The Jack Zoannis visited at
the Cattaneo home Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jensen
and girls, MI. and Mrs. Jean
Witt and family were Sunday
supper guests at the Bill Wits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Herness'
infant son underwent surgery at
the Culbertson hospital Friday.
Henry Ruppel is working at
the Bill Witt ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tviet are
visiting in Glendive with their
daughter Jane and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Ginnis and family were Wednes-
day evening visitors at the Gun
mar Olafson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Witt attend
ed the dance at the Fairview Civ
ic Center Saturday night.
Rosie Reidle was a guest at
the VIM. Witt home from Sunday
until Thursday.
The Bob johnson family were
Sunday dinner guests at the Joe
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

A. DANUBE SET
Ensossmsnf Ring . $50
Meddlas Riss $40
T. FRANslcAN SET
Engagement RIae $x5
Brides clrelsi $ifo
c. BRUNSWICK SET
Ensossmsaf Ring . Z5
Bgids's Clreisf 70
Beloved BY brides
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
Crane
Mrs. Asa Bradley

Melvin Bakken called at the
Leonard Bakken home Friday af-
ternoon.
The Crane Homemakers club
met at the home of Mrs. Leroy
Tanglen Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in a con-
tributed for reading at home. Mis-.
people. The first of the series
"Notes for After Fifty" were
read aloud and the others dis
tributed or reading at home. Mrs.
Jess Roberts, Mrs. Bob Kipf and
Mrs. Ed Uhrich were guests of
the club.
The Anderson school board
held a meeting Monday evening
at the Harry Anderson home.
John Gable and Melvin Bakken
are the other school board mem
bers besides Harry Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Skier visited
at the Leroy Tanglen home last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Asa Bradley called on
Mrs. John McGinnis Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kristiansen
and Christine were Sunday mite
supper guests at the Melvin Bak-
ken home.
MIR. and Mrs. liner Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Stevenson had
birthday cake with Harry j.
Stevenson Monday afternoon.
Carl HOLIDAYS has moved from
Crane to Savage.
Mrs. Asa Bradley called on
Mrs. Sarah Stewart Monday af-
ternoon.
Bert Sawyer had supper at the
Kenneth Goss home on Thursday
night.
A tree fell on the power line
on Monday evening near Marvin
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
Hardy and
RidgeI0sCn

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Hundtoft
and MIR. and Mrs. Wendell Patch
were Sunday evening guests at
the Ted Hundtoft home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie SorenSen and family
visited at the L. E. Joslin home
Friday evening.
Darlene Hundtoft, Mary Frand-
sen and Gloria Joslin were din
ner guests Sunday at the Glen
Joslin home.
Allen Joslin visited with Tom
othy Frandsen Sunday.
The L. E. Joslin family and
Mrs. Russell Denowh and children
had supper Sunday with Mrs.
VIM. Fink and children.
Sunday dinner guests at the
John Hundtoft home were Cas-
per Hundtoft and Steve Joslin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Josljn Wis
tied the Harold Christensens
Sunday evening.
The Ridgelawn Bridge Club
met at the Oscar johnson home
last Tuesday afternoon, Deem
Der 4. Mrs. d. w. Johnson won
high and Mrs. Carl Helm End
high.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Steinley and
Gary went to the Art Dore home
at Cartwright Sunday evening to
celebrate Frank Lassey's birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Steinbeis-
ser visited at the Bill Steinley
home last Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. D. w. johnson
were Sunday evening dinner
guests at the Otto Habedank
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Iversen Wis
tied at the Niels Frandsen home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilkensen
were callers at the Bill Steinley
home Thursday evening.
The Ridgelawn Bridge club met
at the home of Mrs. d. w.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

Frasca home in Sidney.
Ida Cattaneo called at the VIM
Witt home Wednesday afternoon.
Al Pontrelli of Glendive was
an overnight guest at the Casper
Wick's Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Witt and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jen-
ser and girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Mullin helped their mother cele-
brate her birthday at the Ken
meth Swenson home in Glendive
Wednesday evening.
The Joe G.. Steinbeissers were
Monday night visitors at the Lar
~ Tviet home.
Mrs. Ludwig Norby took Bon
ME Lou to Billings Tuesday for
a check up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Witt were
Friday supper guests at the Jean
Wits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvon Salvevold
end family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
McGinnis, Joe and Darcy were
Friday dinner guests at the Cliff
ford McGinnis home.
Bill Witt and Red Cherry work
ed on the hall heater Saturday
afternoon.
Con Gustafson broke his arm
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Witt and
family motored to Glendive Mon
day to help June's Dad celebrate
his birthday.
Viola Wick and Janet, Grace
Norby and .LaRae, Mary Jeanne
Johnson were Wednesday after
noon callers at the Charles Nc
Ginnis home.
The Sioux Pass Homemakers
held their Christmas party Dec.
9th at $50 with a chicken sup
per. After supper a program was
given, the ladies all being little
girls and boys. A skit, "The
Christmas Spirit" by Viola Wick,
Grace Norby, Mary Jeanne John
son, and Betty McGinnis. A trio
by Jack and Betty Zoanni and
Raymond Cattaneo. Ida Cattaneo,
and Jessie Witt were little girls
dressed in their night gowns
with their dolls. They recited a
poem together. A solo by Larry
Tveit was followed with a reci-
tation by Junit Witt, Elise Bailey
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
II
e

The Pilgrim Fellowship OF Peo-
pies Congregational church en-
joyed a party after the pageant
on December 2. On Wednesday
evening Leona Gierke has the pro-
gram on "The Meaning of Prayer
with Mrs. B. McLain assisting
with the topic. Mrs. Walter Bau-
man is the fellowship sponsor
for December. Next Wednesday,
the Christmas theme will be:
Christ in Christmas" Plans are
being made for a Watch Night
Service. Youth are invited.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RlCHLAND.
IN THE MATTER OF UHE
STATE OF ROY ID. BEAGLE.
Also known as r. ID. BEAGLE,
Deceased.
Cause No. I72I-P
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
1t appearing to this Court, by the
petition this day presented by Rupert
Beagle, the Executor of the Last
VIII and Testament Of Roy D. Beagle,
also known as r. D. Beagle, deceased.
that 1t is necessary to sell the whole
OF the real estate of said decedent,
and that il will be beneficial and
to the best interests of the legatees
and devisees of said Last VIII and
Testament to sell the real estate des-
crlbed in the petition:
interested in said estate appear be-
fore this Court or Wednesday. the
I'd day of January, 1857. at the hour
of 1000 o'clock A. M. in the court
room of this court at the courthouse
in the City of Sidney, County of
Richland. State of Montana. then and
there to show cause why an order
should not be granted said Execu-
tor to sell said real estate: and II
IS further ordered that a copy of
lnlS oruer De for TWO VI
successive weeks next preceding said
day. in the Sidney Herald, a news
paper of general circulation printed
and published in Richland County.
Montana.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of this Court which / have h~ereunto
affixed this 18th day of December,
1856.
(SEAL)
Isl ALMA MURPHY
Clerk of the District Court
JOHN M. LExCEN
Attorney at Law
Box 800, Sidney. Montana
Attorney for the Executor
Publish Dec. Is, 20)
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
EpCE nANcE At TCc0N mTnDn0MC CAUpnhV NIGHT mr. 18TH Mc b.
lNLL DnNULA al uVUN DNU - UNI VuuML DLU 1Jlu Publicly WELDON

I Berry's farm. MIR. Berry reported
the resulting fire Immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart
called on Mrs. Pete Tanglen Sun
day afternoon.
Merritt Hull left Thursday for
Oregon to spend Christmas at
the homes of his brothers, Ethan
and Sam.
Mrs. Bill Cotter and Elaine Wis
tied Mrs. Jess Roberts on Mon
day afternoon.
Kay Bakken spent the week
end at her parents home.
Bert Sawyer and Jack Ander-
son had Sunday supper at the
Kenneth Goss home.
Bill Lassey of Fairview, IFYE
delegate to Turkey, will talk and
show colored slides at a meeting
at the Crane church at 7:3O,
December 81. This meeting is
sponsored by the two Crane All
clubs and the public is invited.
Members of the Savage PTO who
may not have been able to hear
him at Savage on December 10,
on account of the bad weather,
are encouraged to come to Crane.
The pupils of Crane school
have been learning their parts
for the Christmas program this
week.
Mrs. Jim Stevenson visited
Mrs. Pete Tanglen Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Anna Nelson played
canasta with Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Douglass Saturday evening.
Mrs. Roy Gunderson and sons
Bob and Kim visited at the Mel
vim Bakken home Sunday after
noon.
Marvin and Freddie Berry Wis
tied at the Kenneth Goss home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Pete Tanglen and Laur-
ence yer overnight guests at
the Leigh Sherman home in Terry
Saturday.
Mrs. Jess Hart spent Tuesday
at the Harry Anderson home.
Patti Myron spent Sunday at
the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Nielsen in
Sidney.
Mrs. Ruth Book spent the
week end at the home of her
sister, Mrs. James Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. John Book and fami-
ly were supper guests at the
Wright home Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Goss was elected
president and Mrs. Bud Simard
secretary of the Crane Home
makers club Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fink took
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross to Lam
bert Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin Bakken called on
Mrs. Martin Bakken Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Kenneth Goss, Bob, Kay
and Dick called at the Bernard
McLain home Wednesday evening.
MT. and Mrs. Ben Hubley Wis
tied Mrs. Pete Tanglen Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Leroy Tanglen called on
Mrs. Jess Roberts Monday af-
ternoon.
Lou Sharbono had dinner at
the Reynold Piche home Monday.
Linda Struckman visited Jeanie
Piche Monday while Mr.. and
Err Struckman went to Will
aston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lapp went
to Glendive on business Saturday.
The pupils and teachers at the
Crane school had patch tests for
TB Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross Wis
ted the Joe Finks Thursday eve
hing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Fink were
Sunday dinner guests at the Joe
Fink home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas of
Ilendive visited the John Ga
oles Sunday.
The Nels Andersons of Billings
we're supper guests at the John
Gable home Thursday evening.
There was a boy scout meeting
at the David Stewart place on
Thursday evening.
Otto Peterson, David Stewart,
Howard Harmon Jr., Tommie
harmon, Elmer Christensen, and
Dennis and Bill Walla attended
/ district boy scout meeting in
Wednesday evening.
Merit Hull and Howdy visit
ID at the Asa Bradley home
tuesday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED
AT MEDICINE LAKE

The Union Congregational
Church of Medicine Lake, Mon
tana, is holding a service of dedi-
cation Sunday, December 10 at
7:30 p. m. for the new church
building just completed. The
other building served them for
a number of years and this new
one is a challenge, according to
Rev. Ralph Dixon, minister.
DR.. Victor Obenhaus of Chi
cago Theological Seminary will
be the guest speaker and deliver
the sermon.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13
CHARLEY CREEK SNAPPERs

The regular meeting of the
Charley Creek Snappers was held
December 9th at the George Fish
Ell home. The pledges were given.
The secretary read the minutes
and roll call was answered with
a Christmas poem. Two members
were absent.
We discussed our cemetery
project. We fixed u record
books in order. The tractor main
tenance assignment was given
and the book looked over. We
wrapped the gifts for the Old
Peoples Home, then we exchang-
ed gifts. The meeting adjourned,
after which we had pop corn
balls and Mrs. Fisher served
lunch.
Karen Ruffatto, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

and Thelma Swenson, What We
Want for Christmas" A solo was
rendered by Raymond Cattaneo
with Jackie Zoanni, accordion ac-
companist. Avis Zoanni, sang a
solo accompanied by Mary Jeanne
Johnson at the piano. The pro-
gram ended with group singing.
The boys and girls were excited
and happy when gifts were dis
tributed. A very enjoyable eve-
ming was had by all.
The Sidney herald., 1956-12-13

Have you shopped the dollar
table at John Stockhill Jewel
ers? Attic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
|LuPloto Victories
Rqise Hopes for
|Tri-County Title

LaPlata High School is show.
ing signs that this could be the
season 1t dethrones Lackey al
king Of Tri-County League bas-
ketball for the first time in nine
years.
LaPlata scored a $3.50 vic.
tory at home last night ovel
Oxon Hill to give 1t two straight
wins against Prince George.
County Class b clubs so far. Anc
Eddie Crescenze believes he ha.
one Of his better teams at Oxor
Hill.
After paying due credit tx
LaPlata, and especially Bernie
Cox, whoh scored % points
Crescenze said today, Believe il
or not, = think I've got q very
good team this year. 1t has more
material than I've ever hat
(three years."
LaPlata hit on about As pei
cent OF its shots to stay comfort
ably ahead last night and deal
Oxon Hill its second defeat
Charlie Lliskey added Is. points
to Cox's % and two other boys
hit double figures. High for the
Clippers was Tom Blohm with
is points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Louis Trusts.
Ordered Used
In Tax Debts
By the Assoc iated Press

The United States Tax Court
Saying Joe Louis once spent
money 50 freely he doesn't know
where it went. has .ordered that
trust funds set up for his chill
dren be applied to his huge tax
debt. *, ass ass
The court said yesterday II
couldn't determine, . what hap
Ipened to the millions the former
heavyweight champion earned In
the ring.
Louis made an, estimated sax
million in purses while he ruled
heavyweight ranks from 1897 te
1919, His. tax liability has beer
figured at more than 81 million
but his lawyers said last week he
had recently paid the Govern.
ment substantial. sums. ~,
The trust funds affected by the
ruling were. established In l94I
and 1949 for two children, JAG.
queline. IS, and Joe, jr., 8, Of his
marriage to Mrs. Marva Trottel
Barrow Spaulding. Louis and
ibis former wife were twice mar.
ried and divorced. He has since
married again.
The court said the funds, worth
slightly more than $4,000, were
created at a time he was heavily
In debt to the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
Dave Sine Enters
Sugar Bowl Meet

DURHAM, N. c.. Dec. 10 up
Dave Slime. Duke University
sprint star. will make his first
appearance since last Septem-
Der when he completes in the
Sugar Bowl track meet in New
Orleans, December 80.
Slime. who missed an Olympic
berth last spring because of an
injured leg. last ran in London
where he reinjured his leg.
Slime will race against Joe
IShankle. former Duke star. and
Thane Baker. The length Of
the race was not known here.
Slime has set outdoor records
in both the 22O-yard dash GOD
and the 22O-yard low hurdles
(22.2). He also tied the outdoor
100-yard dash record Of 9.3 and
holds the worlds l0o-yard indoor
dash record Of 9.5.
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Lions 10 Borrow
Sub for GoaIie

Goalie Jack Spencer of thu
Lions has been ordered OF ice b.
DR.. Alfred j. Suraci, the team
physician. but help is expected
from the Johnstown Jets In
time for the meeting with Gin.
ton at $3.50 pm. tomorrow al
Uline Arena.
The plucky Spencer has beer
playing with a badly bruised hip
aggravating the injury to such
a point that DR.. Suraci has
ordered him to rest for at least
q week.
The, Jets have agreed to lend
either Don Oliver or jimmy
Mattson to the Lions in the
emergency. Oliver worked Out
with the Lions In fall training
Mattson, a graduate Of the
University Of Minnesota and one
of the few non Canadians in the
league, played briefly with the
Lions last season.
Three other players are under,
going treatment. Bernie Berna.
quez, hot-scoring winger, /,
awaiting report on. X-rays Of hi,
swollen right wrist. ALI Turner
Iplayer-coach, and Ross Kelly
have leg injuries.
The Lions hope to snap a two.
game losing streak and get bach
on their climb. toward a ioftie'
position. Currently they are N
"a virtual fourth-place tie with
Johnstown. about eight games
behind league-leading Philadel.
phia, which entertains Clinton
tonight. Clinton is in last place
with a 7-15 mark.
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Opens
Cage Tourney

The Quantico Marines, . per.
ennial power in service basket.
ball and again blessed with q
wealth Of college stars. play
host today and tonight to sever
small -college teams for the start
Of the third annual Quantice
Christmas Collegiate tourna-
ment.
The Leathernecks are favored
to steal their own show by breez.
ing to their third title.
Belmont Abbey Of Belmont
N. c., and Wabash College Of
Crawfordsville. Ind, begin &C.
ton at 1880 pm. Other first
round games are scheduled al
I3:15, $50 and 8:15.
A blind draw yesterday pro.
duced these pairings: Mount st
Mary's Of Emmitsburg. Md, VS.
Moravian Of Bethlehem, Pa, ir
the second game; Tampa Uni.
versity VS.. Hampden-Sydney II
the night opener. and Quantict
VS.. st. Michael's of Winoosk
Park. VT. In the late game to.
night.
Competition continues tomor.
row and Thursday in winners
and losers brackets.
Quantico averaged 10l point.
per game in three starts In thiI
tourney last year and beat
Mount st. Mary's, 100-71. in tn,
final. Wabash is the only othel
repeater from last year.
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Re!dIegs Report
S276,528 Net

CINCINNATI, Dec. is (P).-
The Redlegs made q net profit
Of $276.62e in 1856, it was an
notnced !, at a meeting of the
board Of directors yesterday.
The club. which finished third
Id the National League, had a
record attendance Of l,125 1928 at
home, Gabe Paul. general man
aeer. said. The old mark was
SS1.443. set in 1889. when the
Reds won the pennant.
The club also played to 1,103,-
S16 fans on the road, but that
was not a record.
The directors reelected all
officers. They are Powell Crosley,
jrS, president: Gabe Paul, vice
president and general manager:
Lewis Crosley. vice president: T.
M Conroy. secretary treasurer,
and w. p. Bramham, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer
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Terps, CoIonioIs
Place Gridmen on
Scholastic Teams

Three Maryland players and
two from George Washington
are on all-scholastic all-con-
ference teams announced today.
To qualify. players must have
B average or better in their
studies and also be outstanding
players.
Selections were made by
panels of football experts for
the American Peoples Encyclo-
lpedia.
Marylanders on the Atlantic
Coast Conference eleven are
Tackle Mike Sandusky. Guard
Don Healy and Fullback Tom
Selep. while CIV players on the
Southern Conference team are
Guard Bob sutton and Fullback
Bob Shuba.
Atlantic Ceast confersnes
Ends-pob Kennsi, North Carolinn
etete. and Den Re1dlne. North Carolina
Iaekles---nike ,saadusky. MARYLAND
'n ou asnI Sns.. j., cos,sn. vrrini.
and Dan Heaiy. Maryland,
centef--nick Kredieh. Duke.
! backn--chariie Busaey, Clennaon. Kiug
carolina. and Tom eeiep. Maryland.
Southern Conference
Enda--Harpld We1tarvelt Davidson.
and Joe kopniaky, Wen yifglnla.
TaekleS-JamM McPeil. VIZ. ana
''9R n Sss-bsn sn'no r.ns. wlnl.m 4
MARI. and Robert Button. oeorte wash.
csntsr--nsek T,ousslskAA Yurman.
aldwelf william = Mar. Qeorge Rises.
nlehmond. and Robert ehuba- oeerae
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football. Penn teams failed to
win a game, After dropping the
1856 opener to Penn State, $40,
the Red and Blue ended its 49,
game losing streak with q 14-7
victory over Dartmouth. The
squad. mostly sophomores and
juniors, went on to a AS season.
Let me thank those alumni,
trustees, students. faculty and
administrative personnel who, as
individuals or as memers Of adj
viSory groups, have given me
the benefit of their varying ex-
pressions on matters relating to
football at Pennsylvania" DR..
Harnwell said In a classic under
statement.
1t was widely reported that
after the loss to Cornell, the Big
Reds only victory Of the season,
these same groups were bellieer-
emily after Sebo's scalp.
One alumnus opposed to re-
hiring Sebo was asked for COM
ment on the decision by DR..
Harnwell but refused with these
words: II haven't cooled of yet"
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Master Bong
In vVidener

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 10 (P1.-
Master Boing, winner Of thu
Washington, D. c., Interna.
tional at Laurel last month, wa,
nominated yesterday for the
100000 Widener at Hialeat
Park.
Master Bong. winner Of two
stakes in his native France thi,
year. was bought by Nelson
Bunker Hunt Of Dallas, Tex.
and Edward L. Stephenson Of
Warrenton, Va, for . reported
$4,000 after his Laurel victory
The former owner was Andr,
Lombard and after Master
Boing'S win at Laurel 1t wa,
decided to ship him back {.
France and later to this countr,
to avoid payment Of q 5000
customs bond.
Last week the French-bres
was nominated for the $lOO,0Ol
Santa Anita Handicap and nov
is 8 to l in the Aqua Calientl