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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
Tax Dodgers Lawyer
Is Linked to Connolly

ST. LOUIS, May Is (P.-A
close friend of former President
Truman has testified that a
$3.50 loan obtained by Mr.. Tru-
mans former appointments Sec
rotary to buy an oil lease was
repaid the next day by a tax
dodgers lawyer.
Tom L. Evans, Kansas City
businessman, told Federal jury
yesterday he lent the money
to Matthew ]. Connolly, one
time White House appointments
secretary.
He said it was repaid by Harry
I. Schwimmer, then attorney for
Irwin Sachs, a st. Louis shoe
manufacturer.
Tax Evasion Case
Connolly, Schwimmer and T.
Lamar Caudle. head of the JUS
tice Departments tax division
under Mr.. Truman, are on trial
on charges that they conspired
to fix the tax evasion case
against Sachs.
Mr.. Evans testified Schwim-
mer said to him on a plane ride
to Washington in 1919:
tom, I'd like to do something
for Matt Connolly. He's been so
wonderful and nice to me-"
Mr.. Evans said he replied there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

was nothing the attorney could
do. Schwimmer later suggested
buying an oil lease "that would
produce about $40 to $50 a month
for him"
The Government conte n d S
Schwimmer bought a $4,000
lease in Connelly's name.
| Mr.. Evans said he told Schwim-
mer Connolly would repay the
loan, but Schwimmer replied:
mo, will repay it. Remember.
/ want to do a favor for Mr..
Connolly"
$3.50 Check in Letter
After Connolly was indicted,
Mr.. Evans testified he received
a letter from Connelly's attor-
Iney, Jacob M. LASTLY, enclosing
a cashiers check for $3.50 "for
purchase of an oil royalty
Through Harry Schwimmer."
The letter said
Both you and Mr.. Connolly
were of the opinion that he had
paid this loan. However, after
looking up your records after you
testified before the grand jury,
you discovered it had not been
paid. We understand re-
payment of the loan was made
by Mr.. Schwimmer, but this re-
payment was not authorized by
Mr.. Connolly"
David Skeer, Kansas City at
torney and associate of Schwim-
mer, said Schwimmer, then in
Coronado, Calf, recuperating
from a heart attack, told him he
thought the Sachs case would be
"held up" until he recovered.
"I asked him If there was any,
thing l could do" Mr.. Skeer tes-
titled HE said no, he would
take care of it, that he would
call Connolly in Washington"
Sachs was fined $4,000 in
1851 on a guilty plea in the tax
case, but escaped a prison term
on grounds that he was i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
House Bottle
|On IVA Due
By the Associated Press

A no-holds-barred scrap or
Tennessee valley Authority
financing is likely in the House
today.
There is agreement on just one
thing-a fight on the floor is
certain before the House votes
on whether IVA does or does not
need congressional approval fol
all construction.
Almost overlooked in the con-
troversy is the comparatively
small amount Of money immedi-
ately involved-$3.5 million tc
start building a new $24 million
generating unit at the John
Sewer steam plant.
Instead most interest is CEN
tered on future f1nancing-if the
House stand denying money for
the John Sewer unit becomes
final it probably will set prece-
dent.
That precedent-that IVA can
build additions to existing plants
without congressional appropria-
Itions-could open the way for
spending Of many millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

1t was owned by the Crane
Plumbing Co. of Chicago. Two
vice presidents Of the firm.
George Erwin. jr.. and James A.
Dwyer, were among the victims.
The others were identified as
j. A. McMurry, director of
branches: Charles F. Towner.
assistant to the vice president in
charge of heating; G. G. Lind
holm, a departmental manager:
Fred j. Wilkey. special repre-
sentative; Randy Mulherin, pilot,
and Robert Borinette. co-pilot
and son-in-law of Mr.. Mulherin.
The pilot .radioed into Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
Plane Wreckoge Probed
After Eight Die in Crash

JEFFERSONvILLE, Ind, May
16 ADMINISTRATORS examined
the twisted and scattered re-
mains of a private airliner today
trying to learn the cause of its
tragic plunge to earth.
Eight persons. including six
business executives en- route to a
convention in Louisville, KY,
died yesterday when the plane
roared out of low-hanging clouds
into a muddy field.
Witnesses said the twin-en-
CINE. IA or is passenger Lock-
heed Ventura plunged to earth
in a spin and exploded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

Iville's standiford Field for land
ing clearance a few minutes be-
fore the crash. There was no
indication then that the plane
was in trouble.
Civil Aeronautics AdminiStra-
ton agents from Louisville,
across the Ohio River, began an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
Time Payments

Observation-Disclosures sur
veys reveal that six out of 10
Americans prefer to pay on the
time-payment pler for anything
that costs over 500.
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Miss Miriam Seah assistant principal of Mckinley High
School, still has happy smile after At years in the Districts
school system. She receives watch presented by Dr. c.
Bs Mckinley principal after announcement of her rete-
ment set for August 81 The presentation and honor
party held the school last nghStar Staff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

investigation soon after the ac-
cident. but reported no findings.
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MOVING AND STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - $500.
Rooming house, 10 rms. 4 baths.
partly occupied. Mr.. Newell. ST.
3-7200, JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1921 PARK RID. N.W.-6-rm. house
for rent furn.; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. 2 baths: garage and
gas and elec.; conv, transp. IA.
CORNER S1ssaT 9th AND SHERIDAN Sis.
N;W..Det.. I bedrms., 2 baths, rec;
mos. ] VI. g yrs. RIA. 3-2797. q
Cape ca Coz Sso liy; rm.: din r rm.. oG kit,
ARIINGToN, near Sentss AGO close
in-Furn. or unfurn.: 2 bedrms.,
Kit, liv. nm, bath; reas. OF. A.
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms.. .
baths; I blk; "a 6o Conn.,; avail. April
sa SO Falls ali 41 daTRcH AREA-smsll
attractively furn. rambler. Wants
small family for approx. 3 mos.
Owner making trip. JE. 2-641S.
ROSSLYN. close 10 Key Bridge
Completely furnished 5-rm. semidet.
brick. includes everything but linen.
!, H. BENoIT, REALToR, KE. g.
DISTRICT, NV. nrby Md. and va,
Several available 3 to 8 bedrooms.
] to baths, price range $3.50 to
$3.50. ELIJAH G. ARNOLD (Col.
gsA; ret;) broker. EN-. 3-4335;
E MI Ass4''i AREA-Iiv. rm., with
french doors to screened porch,
Tv. din. rm.. 2 twin bedrms., gar
den patio Of large modern kit,
auto. washer. attic fan, cool, color
full, comfortable. s buslines. $3.50.
GEORGEToWN - Most beautiful
spacious house, river view; 3 draw
ing rooms, 4 bedrooms. 9 baths,
servants quarters. Avail. May, $500
mo. Call MR.. RENEHAN. DE. o
1925 CHATEL.. DE. 2-1137.
l2. BEDRMS.. full bsmt. with twin
beds. T.V. radio-phonograph COM
bination, 22-in, window fan, hard
wood floors with wall-to-wall car
pets. Available at once. 80 Williams
burg I'd. JEFFERSON MANOR, Just
south Of Alex. Va. Phone SO. g.
1858. Call after 4:30 Mon. through
Friday. any time Sat or Sun II
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HOUSES TO SHARE


GIRLS wanted to share large house
in desirable NV. location; maid
cooks, cleans, does laundry. College
grads. preferred. CO. 5-761S. IL
YOUNG MAN wanted to share house
in Sc. with 3 other men. LO
4 CATHOLIC MEN. 1886, wish 2
men to share house. Double, single
rms. Conn. ave. EN-. 2-3451. IL
0XON RUN HILL, 5O17 Dunlap St
--3-bedrm., semidetached brick IL
baths. fenced yard: walk to school
Inspect, cali LU. 1866 or 10,
7-2021. 81
- 1453 BELMONT ST
N.W.-Wanted reliable family Il
share 10-room. 3-bath house with
present tenant. For further In
CuRiTY d Trust CO, sT. 8.
5000, II
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FOREST HILLS
1920 LINNEAN AVE.

A truly beautiful brick CENTER
HALL home. designed for gracious
living. in o most attractive setting.
The large reception hall leads to Q
paneled den with lavatory. The
living room has a fireplace and
opens to a screened porch. The
dining room Is family-size and the
dinette is roomy. The kitchen has
an excellent view of the garden.
Three spacious bedrooms and two
baths are on the second floor, and
the attic contains a finished. heated
room plus q storage room. There
lis q recreation room with fireplace.
complete bath and maids room in
the basement. The brick garage is
for two cars. The home has gas,
hot-water heat. Price. S36.500.
Inspection by appointment Sun
day and all next week.
GEORGE I. BORGER, Inc.
Realtors
~ Wo. S-76is, EN-. s-s67s ''
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
bedrm. brk.: gas heat; garage; 2
screened pchs. OWNER. EN-. 3-l6S1.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-7-rm.
brick house; library, rec. rm.,
powder RIM. Reas. price. Sat-, 2 to
10: SUM-, 2 to 10. Call EN-. 3-1444.
AMER. o. PARK; S2s,5oo-Red brk.
Colonial with slate roof; 4 bedrms..
2 baths. den and law, rec. room.
garage; near 47th and Butterworth.
eyes,. EN-. 2-9265. II
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. 1904 Butter
den. breakfast rm. on LIST f.: lovely
P Tsen story Z CO.. . We. e-5so ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., big red brk.
center-hall Colonial. custom-built
years ago BY Frank s. Phillips. Ii
brary and powder room. 3 twin-size
bedrms.. 2 baths. rec. rm., servants
rm. and bath: lovely location across
from park snd iN 70 min pai fTs9
DI: 7-14l1; ewes, EN-. 2-9265. Il
CHEVY CHASE. D. G. 5542 Nevada tS
lge. lot; frame; close to public and
parochiai schools; S21. 800. OWNER.
EN-. 3-S32S. Open "a Sun. II
F0XHAI.L AREA. short distance to
GEORGETOWN and downtown-New
air.cond. rambler, .well-constructed
and tastefully finishedi finest elee.
1 1sis f F lxa e. h asH ana dsy sin
cond., built-in garage, large brick
patio: slate roof; level sodded lot
with 9, 049 So; It.; $4,000; FRANK
M. DOYLE, REALToR. Wo. 6-2637
G e Il E7F1o5sSs: = Small s.bed7daom
Under $4,000. I249 35th st. NV,
"HAWTHORNE" coRNE DE
TACHED BRK.: true center-hRll,
large living rm. with. fireplace.
opens onto screened living porch.
dining rm.: kitchen. paneled den
rage. Price $4,000 with ii2-ft.
lot: adjoining 112-ft,. lot may also
be purchased with it. Inspection
by appointment: Eve, TIE. 6-2233.
I. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor. MA. g.
MI. PLEASANT, s1es nth st.
8 baths: sacrifice. DU. 7-316S. IS
PALISADES, on Cathedral ave. short
drive to GEORGETOWN and down
towns attractive Colonial houses
under construction for delivery in
30-60 days; nothing like them
west of Wisconsin ave. in D.. C.:
finished bsmt. with rec. rm.. bath
and laundry rm. on grade with
rear Of lot: LIST f.. 8 rms and
powder, rm.; 2nd A.. 8 rms. and
ceiling moulding in liv. rm.; fire.
place with slate facing; expensive
electric kit; adequate closets:
bult5ins garage: excellent details;
S29,950; 81 500 more. air-condi-
toned, FRANZ, N. DOYLE, REAL
TOR, WO. 6-2637 or DI. 7-7965.
WALTER REED-sHEPHERD PARK
AREA--Price reduced for quick
sale. 1900 blk. sth st. NV. I'm
mac. semidet. brick: rms. bath.
plus 1st-f1. powder rm.: earpeting;
nice rec. rm. Ewes. RA 6-2527.
HIGH ABOVE THE RIvER-Enjoy
your cool summer evenings on the
big front porch Of this large e.
frame vi Tsside sas with ans ss
SoMn the Potoma leV valley immacu
late condition: Is minutes from
River front lot, SO6 feet deep.
FRANK s; PHILLIPS. p1. 7-1411.
STIR lien LEVEL RAMBLER, by
OWNERS bedrms.. 3 baths, den,
util. -rm.. large rumpus room: I'M
usual. artistic, livaole; S47.500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Unfurn. house,
bedrms., mr.. Wilson High School.
HOUSES UTRGENTLY NEEDED for
rent: clients avail. for NV. and
close-in Md. prop. BEERS BROS.
JU. 5-7610: eyes,, JU. 6-5S09. II
WE HAVE LISTS OF desirable ten
ants needing Montgomery County
property for complete property
management service. c. ROBERT
GRAY a. Co. JU $4,000. II
COUNTRY HOUSE or cottage: acre.
age. shade; accessible to railway
transportation. Phone DI. 7-l617
weekdays except Wednesday. II
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Md. and NV. urgently need furn.
and unfurn. houses for clients.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
4e06 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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MICHIGAN Park

4 blks, north of Providence Hos
pital, 1921 s. Dakota ave. ne.
Semidetached G;-story brick. full
basement. 3 bedrms.. also separate
dining room, liz baths, ali new
furniture, for STAG mo. and 2-year
lease: after years, title to furni-
ture will be transferred to tenants.
/ bus fare only. Open Sun. 30
pm. or phone for appointment
weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
D1. 7-24s4 D1. 7-sssb
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Sensational Offering

Drive out Conn. ave. TO CneVy
Chase circle right on Western ave.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. Realtor Ma. s-o753
COLORED--164i 4th ST. NV
Large 2-story brick, completely re.
dec. excel. for l or . families. .
baths. Low down pymt. SllO mo.
Mr.. Rather, REALTY MORTGAGE
g. INVESTMENT CO. 1904 Ver-
mont ave; NV MA. s-s4so. Ewes
for / or Q families; new cond. 2
baths: 1st comm; will exchange;
vacant; like. new: also ! with 3
kits, 9 baths: vacant; like new.
OWNER. IA. 9-7010 i
COLORED-N.W.; DE LUKE BRICK
Large, living rm. with fireplace.
banquet-size din. rm., z moo; baths
p On and nice sd ana nef sarag s'P Priced
PRESS REALTY CORP. s27 18th
COiOREDei ROOMS, modern kit.
and bath, gas h.-w.h. Conv. transp.
g, oW ne To; o S-3 q AVE a-storv
row brk.; 8 rms. and bath; b ssmGda
din. CO. 5-s293. UN. 4-7045. Il
COLORED-I4f0 KENNEDY ST
Vacant, S. P. reduced; 3-story Diet;
stucco; lS rms, 9 baths: full
bsnt.: 2.car garage; newly dec,
COIoRED-BRIGHTwOOD AREA;
Beautiful brick home. side-hall
plan: s large rms, 2 baths, modern
kit, rec. rm., gas heat; detached
brick garage. Only $3.50 down.
DORFMAN g. CO., co. 5-4056 til
cor 6RED - ATTENTION. Looking
for q good clean house use, on h,, The
gas heat. Less than $4,000. Low
cash. balance like rent. HURRY
cali b. 3. Guynn, EN- 3-7792.
MARsHALL j. WAPLE Co. 1924
14th st. NV, AID. $4,000.
AT AUTONOMOUS April End,
4 pm, 1444-1446 Harvard st. NV.
Trustees sale, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-31

COLORED-IS26 O sT. N.W.-1G
rooms, row brick, oil heat, newly
decorated. s. F.. & G., INC, 1104
Vermont ave. NV, CO. b-6S3S
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

1875 TUCKERMAN ST. N.E.-Det.
brick, immac; 8 bedrms., CENTER
hall plan. priced to sell. Call ewes,
RA. 3-1383. PRESS REALTY
CORP, 927 18th st. NV. ST. 3.
1916. II
200 18th ST. N.E.--Loyely 2-family
brick; conv. loc.: oil heat Priced
low to sell. Open Sat. and Sun.
l.
6-RM. BUNGALOW, good condition;
lot 50x150 on the corner: S1l.50O.
NO. 1870, 1900 Monroe st. ne.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
HOME VALUES

1921 Taylor st. n.e.-3 bedrms..
liv. rm.. kit, 11s baths; .$11O.
S03 n. Capitol st.--S rms. and
bath: oil h.-w.h.; $75.
2aO7 N. Capitol St. rms. and
bath; screened front porch: oil h.-w.
heat; 500.
l13 Urell pl. n.e.--3 bedrms., liy.
rIn., din, kit. bath. full bsmt.: $135.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors. ma. 5000
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1-BEDRM. APT.-S79.50
Arl.. elose-in-De luxe apt. bldg. {:
carpeted halls. super sound insula-
ton. ParQuet floors. 3 lge. closets:
unlim. storage: parking. IA. 5-6534.
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-581S 9th ST. NV.
Detached. 3-bedrm home: Lily. rm.,
dining rm.. kitchen on LIST a.: l.
car garage: oil h.-w, heat: S115.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
TOWN HOUSE - immediate occu-
pancy IN this newly decorated. 3
bedrm. town house. adjacent to Fair
lington shopping center and D. c.
busltnes: : minutes to Pentagon or
Navy Annex. Modern kitchen: auto.
gas heat: laundry and storage rul..
playgrcaads: S99.5o Agent on
premises daily
OV. 3-2216
Directions: Out Shirley hwy. TO
Shirlington shopping center, follow
s. Fairlington sign around circle,
turn right up Quaker lane to Fern
st.. turn left block TO model house
at 1915 Kenvood ave.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
N. $4,000. O.. e-sies. n. s-lsSo
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I'M. Z-44TI 6OU4 Conn. ave.
Chew Chase Village

Chevy Chase Village
Extremely wen-built stone Colonial
home; walking distance to Chevy
Chase Circle; large Lying room. din
room, 4 bedrooms. 2 tile baths and
screened sleeping pofch on End floor;
9 bedrooms and bath on 3rd, Priced
in the mid 30s. Call Wo. $4,000 til
8 pm.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Chevy Chase n C.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

COW. NV. LOG lge. bedrms. i,
liv. rm., kit. bath. Well-kept bldg.
Low maintenance. WA. 1870.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
SNOWFLAKE

1909 EDMUNDS ST. NV.
Detached brick on q level. corner,
double lot; beautifully Handicapped,
ideal for garden parties. LIST a. has
center hall, huge living room. large
dining room, sunroom, den, powder
room, kitchen and screened side
porch; End A.. bedrooms. 2 baths:
Bird A., 2 bedrooms, bath: basement
has maids room, bath. wine cellar,
outside entrance, oil INV. heat; 2.
car detached garage. An exceptional
buy at $4,000.
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LTER REEn.sHEPHERn PARK

GLOVER PARK - Well-built row
brick. 8 bedrms.. bath and porch
upstairs. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit:
2 porches down. Finished rms. and
shower in bsmt. Excel. value. For
details. call RE. 6-6sS0 or EN-.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
d. c.--De luxe ram
bier; ideal for retired couple desir-
ing large rooms. Separate dining
room. de luxe kitchen; den, 2 bed
rooms and 2 tile baths; full base
ment: beautiful level lot. Shown BY
Call EN-. 2-0037
daily; It'll 8, EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER, REALTOR-BUILDER
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES -
Majestic brick Colonial, den and half
bath, plus large family room with
fireplace on LIST; 8 bedrooms. 2
baths on End: paneled game room;
excellent value. shown by. appoint
ment. Call OIL. ALTOS daily; It'll q.
EN-. 2-7400.
METzLER, REALToR-BUnDER
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UNIVERSITY PARK
bedrm. brk.: gas heat; garage; 2
screened pchs. OWNER, EN-. 3-l6S1.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK 7-rm.
brick house; library, rec. rm.,
powder rm. Reas. price. Sat, 2 to
10: SUM-, 2 to 10. Call EN-. 3-1444.
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AMER. o. PARK: S2s.500-Red brk.
Colonial with slate roof; 4 bedrms..
garage; near 47th and Butterworth.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Di. 7-I4I1;
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-13
THE HOLLY WOOD diner
IN MILFORD

All Pies, Cakes, Pastries
Are Baked BY Our Own
Bakers Orders Taken For
Decorated Cakes For All
Occasions.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-13

NOW MANAGED
By R. B. Ward Formerly
with j. c. Penny Company
in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-13

public Inspection Of our
UIha-Modern Facilities is
Invited at All Times.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-13

SPECIAL FOR SUNDAYS
One Children's Dinner
FREE with Family of Three
or more. Age Limit Y.
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-18
CALL FOR BIDS

- AD
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
of Richland County, Montana will
receive bids until 200 o'clock p. M.
on Monday, October p, 1856 for the
purchase OF:
One new or used dual-purpose trav-
cling rock crusher and oil mixing
machine to meet OIL exceed the fol-
loving specifications: weight. 1900
pounds; maximum frame clearance
IS: minimum frame clearance 20;
transport wheels equipped with 1000
X 20 12-ply pneumatic tires. Drive:
Poly V-belt drive direct from en-
CINE TO hammer assembly. Hammer
Assembly: Breaking width - 4'0".
Number OF hammers-l8; length of
each hammer - 49,; weight each
hammer A lbs; rotating speed -
1000 RPM; working height adj
Unstable from 4" to plus g.; engine:
fun diesel. 100 II. p.
Date of delivery of machine must
be stated on the bid.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
All bids are to be addressed to
the County Clerk and Recorder of
Richland County. Sidney. Montana.
Dated at Sidney. Montana this End
day OF October, 1856.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF RICHLAND
COUNTY, SIDNEY. MONT.
BY George Eikhoff. Chairman.
pub. Oct. 4. IL. 49,
The Sidney herald., 1956-10-18
Richard Foeu.
Returns From
Israel Recently

Richard Foell, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herman Foell of West Bend
wisconsin, former Sidney resi-
dents, returned recently from Is
rael, where he was one of four
cadets from distant states who
represented the United States as
an international Cadet Exchange
for the Civil Air Patrol. The
group included $50 cadets who
left Washington, D. c. together
for various foreign countries.
In writing of his trip Richard
says that the cadets received three
days of briefing on custums, mon
ey exchange and foreign travel in
Washington, after which his group
We're entertained there at dinner
by the Israel Embassy. They left
July 10 from Andrews Air Force
Base for Europe, making the trip
by way of the Azore Islands off
Portugal. They landed enroute at
the Azores, London, Frankfurt,
and Bale. The group going to
Israel spent a week end in Ath-
ems, Greece, where they visited
the Acropolis and other points
of interest.
Upon their arrival in TelAviv,
Israel they were given an official
reception by the commanding of
ficer of the Israel air force.
The following four weeks in
cluded tours of military installa-
tons and industrial plants, and
a number of receptions.
Israel has an area comparative
to that of New Jersey and the
cadets spent twelve days with
families learning their way of life,
while touring the country. Three
days spent in the Negev
Dessert, where Dick said they
were accompanied by a well arm
ed escort due to the Arab unrest
and intense political situation.
They also spent a few days in
cooperative villages where a sys-
tenn of collective farming and
common ownership is practiced.
Everyone has the same amount
invested and all work is done on
a cooperative basis, including
cooking with meals served in a
hall, and a nursery hall
for care of all children. No salar-
les r paid and people sign UP
for the kind of work they want.
The children grow up in a coll
lective children's hall until they
are 18, when both boys and girls
are drafted into the army.
Besides learning customs and
traditions Jack says the Cadets