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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

rYPIST. under 40. able to take
shorthand reasonably well. Perma-
nent position; good chance for adj
vancement: mod air-cond. once;
37a-hr. week Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATL. ms. CO., S12
Woodward Bldg. IA
rYPIST. 5-day. 37Ia> hour week.
Permanent position. national or
ganization. knowledge Of short
hand helpful but not necessary.
Liberal employe benefits. Salary
open. Phone ST. 3-0636. Ia
Al (25l; new openings
daily, S50-S65 wk. up; receipt
typist: Interesting work; meet pub-
lie; immed. Mr.. Black at BOYD'S,
cor. 18th and @ SITS. Come tn
now-Welcome.
TYPISTS ~. white, in need Of prac-
tice or not; graduate of local-area
senior high schcool. Large ONCE mr.,
18th and H SITS. NV, handling no
merchandise; hours $50 to 5; half
day Sat. Good salary and substan-
tial increases with experience. Phi.
MA stills liz
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HELp-WoMEh
Government Employees

RESIDENT MANAGER for modern
apt. bldg: quarters and salary. See
Mr.. Crane, ]. A. McKEEVER CO.
INC, 1879 x st. NV. ST. 3-SSO0.
Ia
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shorthand and tipping, general
ONCE duties; good pay. Apply In
ADAMS pa {: RENovATINo CO.. NC
sE EeTs 4 Il PA PART TIME. to sale.
executive; perm. position; down
town air-cond. suite; shorthand.
tipping, knowledge bookkeeping REQ
start S1.75 Der hr. ma. $3.50
e iSHIiY .xperienc. electric
work. Full days OF afternoons.
possibly some ewes. ST. 3-1972.
SECRETARY. permanent position at
Natl. Airport; 5-day week; airline
pass privileges; starting salary.
S235. Phone Elk. 3-7Sb6. la
for established down
town law ONCE with interesting
practice. Must be accurate stenog-
rapher and able to handle ONCE
details. II you want permanent
position and have had the expert
ence for q top-notch job, reply with
references, BACKGROUND, and ex-
pected salary. Box 77-R, Star. IL
legal, one OF two best
positions among 10 secretaries. in
modern downtown law ONCE. 5h-
day week but worth 1t. Call 4 to &
pm. MA. S-11SS. Ia
35-hour week; pleas
ant new once; convenient loca-
ton: experience necessary; state
salary. Box f3-R Star. -l2
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CALL DI. $4,000, EXT. 1853
BETWEEN AM. AND s Pm.

STENOS., exper. Why be Satisfied
with dull routine? Varied temp. day
Jobs In top-notch ofices. No week
ends. ST. 3-1972. ia
Con-
trolls Corp. otfice equipment manu-
facturers, desires young girl, high
school graduate, for permanent po-
sition: 5-day, 40-hour week: ex-
perience not necessary: pleasant
working conditions: liberal en-
ploye benefits. Phone DI. 1880
for appointment. -l3
STENOGRAPHER, age Is to 2b--
The NATIONAL LIME ASSOCIA-
TON. small trade association,
has an opening for q congenial
girl who would like variety in q
stenographic Job No experience
necessary. Permanent position,
Good starting salary and other
benefits. Phone ME. $500 for
appointment. -l2
STENOGRAPHER, mechanical con-
tractors ONCE: permanent; $50
for 5-day week: mod. air -cond.
building. Immed. opening. Call DI.
7-l677. weekdays, 9-5. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, white, preferably
age 30 to 40; railroad association
accurate tipping and shorthand es-
sential: 5-day. 40-hr. week; salary
S340, Ma. $1,000. Ext. 297. for
appointment. Ia
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HELP-WoMEN
SUIT FINISHERS (2l

Experienced; steady all-year-round
employment. 40-hr. week, excellent
working conditions; highest pay. Ap-
ply Mr.. Kluger, ARISTO CLEANERS.
OBJ Canifnl ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

My RoBINSON's, 1889 connecti-
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-S1OO per
week guarantee plus commission: D.
day week; no manicuring; steady
DREsSERS, 171Q Eye st. NV.
BOOkkEEPER. white, age ~ to 3S;
excellent working conditions; o.
day wk:. to 4: Apply in person.
PRUDENTIAL BUILDING ASSO..
1888 @ st. NV. Ia
BOOkKEkPER, JR.-Some typine;
to keep premium records in insur-
ance department of finance COM
pany. 5-day 40-hr. wk. Call ME.
S-3957 for appointment. -13
BOOkKEEPEK-Ass manager
for apartment house project Must
be able to do general ledger work
with some clerical duties, Good
salary. plus 9-bedroom apartment.
Write to LLOYD'S APARTMENT.
500 Tennessee avenue. Alexandria,
B SSofnlE ss5 wk.: asst.
bookpr.. S65-S75 wk: comptometer
oprs.. beg. and eXper.: top pay;
cashiers, bkkpg. mach. oprs. 800
excel. sal. Mr.. Black at BOYD'S.
cor. 18th and G SITS. Ma. S-2340.
BOOKkEEPER, must be exp. in
keeping contractors books, perma-
nent pos. 5-day wk., excel. sal.
Call in person. MERANDO, INC,
409S MINI. ave. ne. ia
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for exclu-
sive dress shop: l-woman once;
complete charge; salary open.
JOAN ROBERTS, HOO Conn. ave.
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v D..
Highest rate Of pay available with
excellent chance for advancement.
tial. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS
1913 Carroll st. NV. la
CLERK-TYPISTS = Old established
finance organization has openings
in collection and insurance depart
rnents. Aforementioned ONCE. con-
yeenisnt TO Transportation; 5-day
PFRsONNEL at ME. 'S-3957. -13
CLERK-TYPIST, young high school
graduate; general office work; neat
ness and accuracy required Ex-
eellent opportunity. Phone Ju
ciIEsRKs",ryPIsr, az. ao-ss L Ex-
needs good typist to learn bus. and
do gen. once work.: benefits incl.
or hos, co. paid life ms. profit
sharing plan. oppor. for advance
cLEsk. TYPisT BGOKKEEPER. Is.
35 must be proficient General
eontractor's downtown ONCE Box
CLERK TYPlsr-Por policy depart
ment Of local insurance company
General ONCE experience preferred
but not required: 5-dav. 32h hour
week. Apply 231 Dupont Circle
Bldg. 1346 Conn ave. NV ia
CLERK-TYPIST. able to type IS
w.p.m.; insurance company ONCE:
disqualification, insurance. vacation,
sick leave, Good starting salary and
excel. chance of advancement
exper unnecessary. Call Elk s.
1880 or apply RIM. sos. woodward
CLERK.TYPIsT, desirable working
conditions. In North Arlington; give
particulars. stating age. experience
and references. Box 65-L. Star
CLERK-TYPIsT. young lady with
general off,ce knowl. for accounting
firm; : yrs. exper., legible penman..
ship. 10 handle details neatly and
ACCURATELY. $40 per wk. Boz, II
ctER siS. to work in small
Insurance IN agency; chsnes for ad-
y ysR!ssns sPsn 5 81 !sa5 SssnF Tf'f
TYPisT. general insurance
"a sg Ess yrJ RE 77-assa; e., H.,
duties in ONCE, typins speed 20
w.p.m.; attrac. surroundings. Ap-
ply treasurer. SHoREHAM HOTEL,
C IJse ,TX 1IISI .,I Meet public;
F st. NV. Room 514. Miss Stan
lev. MA. S-4142, ia
permanent position; FIRE insurance
company; good starting salary;
37l2-hr. wk. Apply PEARL AS.
SURANCE CO., 9O5 Investment
Bldg. 18th and K SITS. NV. wash
ington. D. c. lii
CLERK TYPIST - Under 30 years,
for n, tional Jewish organization,
Elk 3-1Of0 Ia
CLERK TYPIST - Insurance once:
3 day week. Accuracy more i'm
portant than speed Apply in per-
son. Room 705. I'll 14th st. NV.
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CLERK YPISTS
SECRETARIES
CLERKS

COLLECTION DEPT.
Young woman with -tracine
experience. $3.50 per mo. starting
salary; permanent position with as
sured Advancement. Call Mr.. Dexter.
Ii. $4,000. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
INC. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

SALESLADIES. experienced. for
ready-to-wear coats and suits. Per-
manent position: 5-day week.
RIZIK BROTHERS, HOS Conn. ave.
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cLERK-TYP1sTs

High school graduates. age. also:
knowledge Of bookkeeping preferred.
hours. Apply to THE CITY BANK.
9th and Mass. ave. NV.
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SECRETARY

Ability to take rapid notes
in Gregg or Pittman Short
hand. Fast accurate tipping
essential. viii help to expe-
dite much detail and many
confidential matters in the
once Of q senior executive.
Convenient to transportation,
air-cond. bldg, company caf-
eteria and liberal employe
benefits. In resume please
give education, Job expert
ence,age, marital status and
salary requirements Your
reply will be given prompt at
tention, and handled in strict
confidence. Box 323-L, Star.
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SALESLADIES

Must be experienced In INSTALL
ment selling; women's and children's
wear: inside work. We pay SIS per
wk to start. plus many company
benefits. Ask for Mr. Sher. MAR
WINS CREDIT CO.. 734 7th at. NV.
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HElP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTANT no SIS. 90O

81 ENOS., alfIlheSi nnanCIaI,
ms. radio, indus. medical to $3.50
eTENOS:. BEGINNERS. excel. OPEN
curtty,, unusual benefits, etc.
TYPIST stat. $3.50 wpm, VIII,
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HELP woMEN Gent,
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.

places. expedite orders, must
be capable OF COMPOSING clear letters.
and keeping accurate records. For
export firm. location on
Dupont Circle. pleasant working con-
ditio1s; 35-hr. week Elk. 3-5622.
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RiziK BROTHERS, HOS Conn. ave.
NV. Id
SALESLADY, experienced: full time
or part time. for ladies' ready-to
wear and accessories. 40-hour
He4 1871 i t1I1 St. pa' NV npp Corner mn r St
better women's apparel
shop. exp. only. Excel. working
cond. and salary. Accent on ap-
pearance and personality. CLAIRE
DRATcFss 1915 Wisconsin ave..
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IIINIOR CI.ERK

Kitchen Supervisor
Experienced in handling food and
menu making. No Sundays. Apply
S12 18th st. NV. Ia
LAUNDRY STORE CLERKS - We
have several openings for laundry
store clerks in our laundry and dry
cleaning stores. located in the
Metropolitan Area OF Washington
ages Is to So. For interview, apply
at 1776 Columbia I'd; NV. be,
tween the hours of 1870 Am. and
800 pm, Monday through Thurs
day. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY g.
DRY CLEANING CO. lis
White. part-time, hotel rm. maid for
weekday work, on hourly basis. APP
ply at 250n Wis. ave. bet. $3.50 am
and g noon, and 6-9 pm. -21
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available in our circulation
department for persons with
pleasant telephone manners,
with the confidence and abil-
ity necessary to do telephone
saleswork. The sales COM
mission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to Mt
your requirements in many
cases.
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204. between
8 am. and 8 p.nI.
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PART TIME

Excellent cppor. in our sales dept.
aollege men, Govt workers. service
sm ,wh,.e mo no eX nn, reaHir S my
1893.
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HfLp-woMrh
CASHIER

EXPERIENCED WITH MGR 1000
TO TAKE CHARGE OF OFFICE.
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS. CALL
MR.. EISMAN,
/ UNIVERSAL CO.
7o7 7th St. NV. ST. s-4Is5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Are you looking for an op-
portunity to become q secre-
tary, II so this could be 1t. We
need . good. rapid typist to
take transcription from an
electronic transcribfng ma
chine. No shorthand neces-
sary. The person We select for
this position must have a
good family BACKGROUND. be
neat in appearance, and must
be Of high caliber type as you
will be secretary to an execu-
tive Of q large financial in
stitution. AL of our employees
participate in a proflt-sharing
trust; 5-day week, plus many
other company benefits. Ap-
ply In person, Mr.. r. P. Lewis.
suite 416, Ring Building,
1900 18th st. NV.
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Misunderstanding

Must be experienced on awning
and canvas goods; steady work.
good pay and working conditions.
Apply in person. 1904 r. I. ave. ne.
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HELP-WokAEk
DICTAPHONE
TRANSFORMERS

With at least 6 months
experience In Dictaphone or
similar trans;cripI1onS ts ,a
cation: excellent working con-
ditions: steady, expanding
organization; 5-day week. 8
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HELp-WokAEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: law
frm; general once experience &C
ceptable; 5-day week; vacation with
pay. Starting salary, $3.50 per
month. Neighborhood 18th and X
NV, Ma. S-2477. -l3
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ant-Working conditions. Apply in per
non 0e GATEWAY FINANCE CO.
743S Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Md.
BEAUTTCIANAMust be exper.: per-
manent job: also part time worker:
5-day wS. Apply in person, ANITA'S
BEAUTY SHOP. 5f'12 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, ex-
perienced in hair tinting. Top SAL
airy and 50es commission. LILLIAN
CRAMER, Ills 18th st. NV. CO.
5-4043 lis
BEAUTICIANS t2) men or women,
for our Bethesda and Silver Spring
salons; excellent opportunity for
gooood1 operators. Apply EMILE
BEAUTICIANS ttwo) full-time opera
tor also part time. Both fully exper
Excel ss Torkin en- corSs SalaIy Plus
SALON. 2S12. Alabama ave. Sc. LII
2-2300 or LU. l-IoI6. LIZ
Observation-Disclosures operators
considered for old established shop;
excel. position for reliable, exper
operator: excel. guar, 50ea comm.
paid vac. IA. 2-9S60. -15
BEAUTICIAN- Top salary and COM
mission; also shampoo and manicure
operator. ia. 7-22SS after 10 am.
Closed Mondays. MARTINS HAIR
STYLING. 1880 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
BEAUTICIAN (2), male and female
hairstyllsts, for Northwest salon.
Call Sun. and Mon. between 1915,
DE. 2-4613. ia
BEAUTICIAN - Top-notch hairstyl-
list, man or woman, S10O week,
= plus commission. RUDOLPH'S,
VIII. 6-S424 or JU. 9-9794. la
refined young woman,
experienced for exclusive salon.
THE BERKSHIRE, 420l Mass. ave.
WO 6-4465. -12
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST,
well-established beauty salon; upper
Georgia ave: guaranteed top SAL
airy. Call RA. $4,000. .:
BEAUTICIANS t2p exper., full time;
good opportunity for cap. operators;
S75 per wk. JU. S-53l6. Ia
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ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Career position with excellent op-
portunity for young lady. Average
tipping ability. Diversified duties. One
who enjoys dealing with the public.
ant-working conditions. Apply In per-
son oAly.
GATEWAY FINANCE CO.
743S Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Md.
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CASHIER
CASHIER

Highest top salary: steady posi-
ton. Wonderful opportunity for
right party. Mr.. Sylvan. S. N. Nc
BRIDE CO.. 700 H st. ne. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

SEAMSTRESS, fully experienced on
custom-m made slipcovers. Call RA.
3-77S0 or tn. 2-7373. liz
SEAMSTRESS. white; alterations
and counterwork, in small dry
cieaning shop JU. $4,000 10
SEAMSTRESSES, must be expert
enced. slipcovers and upholstery.
Apply Gil r st. NV. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

SALES GIRL FOR BAKERY. Ex-
cELLENT SALARY FOR RIGHT
s gFok 5 e2ossp - s6 AM 70 ATr En-
NOON AND MONDAYS. APPLY IN
PERSON AFTER IL AM. SCHIPPS
BAKERY. 5542 CONN. AVE. NV.
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SALESWOMEN

With car to follow UP leads for q
home Improvement company; with
little effort can earn 5000 per wk.
or better. For sppt., call AP. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12
CLERKS

For dry cleaning and laundry stores.
Highest rate Of pay available with
excellent chance for advancement.
Experience preferred but not essen
tial. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

CLERK-TYPIST
knowledge Of shorthand; air -cond.
once: 5-day week. 724 l4th st.
NV. room 800. Ma. S-4957. lis
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CLERK YPISTS

Is to rs. for permanent ONO,
positions With opportunity for ad'
vancement. Typing speed not Is.
sential 5-day. week. $3.50 am. Il
4:45 pm. Annual and sick leave
Apply personnel once, Bird floor
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
S16 18th st. NV Ia
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SECY.-STENO.

Interesting Job for risht gil under
nice, medium-sized downtown once.
Hrs. 1850. 5 days: starting sal
AIRY. $4,000. For appointment tsle-
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CLERK TYPISTS

lions with opportunity for advance.
ment. TypinR speed not essential
5-day wk.. $50 Am. to 4:45 pm
Annual. and sick leave. Economics
sonns o bSE srd E aSRE B
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. $40 14th st
INV IA
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TYPIST
TYPIST
TYPIST

As w.p.m., permanent position, under
80: air-conditioned office, o-day
week. $3.50 Woodward Bldg, RE. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-12

Beautician. male and female
styliSt, manicurist, full-time
and part-time, for our shops
in the downtown and subur-
ban NV. ne. and s.e. areas.
Must be experienced and
neat. All our shops are new
and busy. Apply VINCENT d.
VINCENT HAIR STYLISTS,
51l 18th ST. NV, 9th floor, +.
Monday and Tuesday morn
inRs. Ma. S-1572.
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STATISTICAL
TYPIST
(UNDER 35)

For economic research diyi-
sion Of well known weekly
news magazine. Varied duties;
opportunity to learn statistical
work, should type minimum
OF 30 w.p.m. and like work
Ing with figures. Many COM
pany benefits.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
New Gamble Store
Grand Opening
Starts Today

The Gamble Company, owners
and suppliers of a large number
of Independently operated Gamble
stores throughout the northwest
recently purchased the Sidney
Gamble store from Mike Eckley
and announce a grand four-day
re-opening after renovating and
restocking the store starting this
week Thursday through Monday,
April 80.
Since completion of the nego-
tiations, the store has been COM
pletely remodeled to carry sew
eral new departments and broad
er lines. The interior has been
redecorated according to the
Gamble Company's color scheme
as al attractive setting in which
to display CANDLES quality mer-
chandise to the best advantage.
The new Gamble store will car
ry a complete selection of auto
parts and accessories, tools, hard
ware and electrical supplies. 1t
will also carry a much larger and
more varied line of housewares
to which dinnerware items have
been added. The sporting goods
department will also carry a
complete line including boats and
cupboard motors. A complete line
of paints and supplies will be
carried, and a complete line of
plumbing fixtures and fittings
will be stocked.
CANDLES will also carry a COM
plete line of electrical appliances
including television. A feature of
the new store will be its furniture
department, which will include
a new soft surface carpeting de-
p%artment.
The manager of the new Gamble
Store is Erv Krejci who came
here from Minneapolis where he
managed a Gamble store. MI.
Krejci has previously managed
stores for the Gamble organiza-
ton at Trinidad, Colorado, and
Bozeman, Montana.
The store will be stated by
the following personnel: Henry
Oft, furniture department mana
ger; Harvey Brehm, outside ap-
,pliance salesman; Clarence
Thompson, auto parts department
manager; Richard Boyer, sport
ing goods and inside appliance
salesman. Allied Herman will be
in charge of housewares section.
Announcement of the grand
opening which will be a four-day
event starting Thursday, April
26 (today) through April 80 is
made in a double page illustrated
advertisement in the center OF
the second section of this issue
of The Herald. See the attract
i've offerings featured throughout
the two pages.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
20 Schools Will Participate In
Annual Sidney Relays Saturday

Feisthamel, Glendive; o. Ander-
son, Helten, Sidney. Distance,
44'15".
Mile Oldenburg, Glendive;
Marion, Sidney; Fish, Kennedy,
Sidney. Time 5:03.6.
440 yard dash - Dotson; Nc
Kibben, Glendive; Hubbard,
Glendive; Healy, Glendive. Time
$50.
100 low hurdles - Johnson;
T. Quilting; Bracken; r. Quilting,
Sidney. Time 22.4.
Discus Marman, Sidney;
Schlaugh; Feisthamel; Brent
Potts, Sidney. Distance 126'.
220 yard dash Mischief;
Johnson; Dotson; Marman. Time
PAL.
Javelin - T. Quilting, Sattler,
Sidney; Cummings, Glendive;
Skillestad. Glendive. Distance
1897.
High jump Bob Potts and
Skillestad (tied); Rein, Sidney;
Sever, Glendive and L. Ander-
son (tied). Height 5'515".
$50 yard dash - Chrest, Glen
dive sMarron, Atchison, Sidney;
Zimmerman, Glendive. Time
2:14.2.
Broadjump Schlaugh, Fitz-
Gerald, Sidney; Mischief, Feist-
hamel. Distance 19'10".
$50 yard relay - Glendive,
(Skillestad, Johnson, Wolfe and
Continued on Page 81
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
Annual Baseball
Ticket Sale
Begins Monday

The Sidney Baseball Commits
sion will begin their annual base
ball ticket sale Monday, April 80.
The sports committees of the
Elks, Legion, Moose, and VIEW
will be selling tickets.
The Legion will sell to that
part of town lying north and
west of the Yellowstone Mercan-
tile. The Elks will sell in the SW.
part of Sidney. Moose are to sell
in the Sc. part while the VFW
will sell in the NE part of Sid
ney. A goal has been set of 100
tickets in each division. These
tickets entitle the holder to all
American Legion games includ-
ing conference as well as nom
conference; all Babe Ruth games
which this year will be double
headers every Tuesday and Fri
day evening starting at $50 and
the little leagues games winding
UP the season the latter part of
August. Your financial support
for this program is desired. The
annual baseball kickoff stag
party is being planned for the
second week in May. Watch for
announcements on this
&
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26
Cancer Campaign
Nearing Close;
Support Urged

The Richland county unit cd
the Montana Cancer Society
closes the annual cancer drive
April 80, close to the goal ot
$1,507.
Posters and educational mater
ial have been distributed, films
have been shown to various
groups, along with short talks.
The Sidney Teachers carried the
drive to business houses with ex-
cellent coverage, radio and the
Center Theater gave generous
time to announcements and film
shorts, while local stores distrib-
uted educational material and
gave space for attractive window
displays.
The new white leather "Me-
morium" book dedicated to David
Alan Atchison, has been placed
in charge of Mrs. Bob Potts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson, and
is ready for use.
Free cancer services have been
made available to seven persons
in the county in the past year,
under the service program which
is administered by the county
commander, Mrs. V. H. Ross.
MRS. Ben Hubley, Mrs. Fran
els Young and Mrs. Axel Ander-
son, were co-chairmen in charge
of Sidney proper. Mrs. Don Lob
dell was in charge of Lambert
and Mrs. j. j. Kojancik at Fair
view. Mrs. John Winter and
Mrs. Ernest Hartl served as Sec
retaries, with Charles Evanson as
treasurer. DR.. H. c. Carlson as
medical advisor, and DR.. Cerkov-
mix as publicity director.
Mrs. Ross urges all who would
like to contribute, to do so this
week by leaving your gift at the
Sidney National Bank, with Chas.
Evanson. Memoriums may also be
left at the bank at any time and
appropriate cards will be sent in
the donors name.
The commander wishes to thank
each and every person who gave
to this drive, plus those who
worked or served or donated
time to this cause. Special thanks
is due The Center Theater, the
Sidney school teachers, street and
avenue workers, the Jr. Cham
her of Commerce for giving up
1/3 of their talent night profit
and the Rural Homemakers clubs
for rural coverage and to Lam
bert, Savage, Crane and Fair
view for such fine cooperation.
To those who may be healed
because you gave of your time,
your talent and your money, you
truly have given LIFE itself.