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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11

500 or best ofier. ia. 2-753S.
PONTIAC 1852 2-dr.; 7. and h.;
S222. Z other low-priced cars
DEALER. JU. 5-s525.
PONTIAC SO Catalina: / owner;
r. and b. $500 or best offer. IA,
2-753S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
Kenvon Peck Chevrolet

CHEVROLET 81 cdr. powerslide,
r and h.. spotless cond. lllh7
Ga. ave, Wheaton. 10. 5-2666.
CHEVROLET Sc e-door station
wagon. Wv. tires. r. and h
powerelide: with less than A,000
miles. never been in accident.
owner. Sib7a5. Can be seen by
raiiinc III s-tcon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
There
and
81 ROBBIE L cRUNP

trLly enjoyed overlapping w-ts
TIER.
Oilers serving Q, ;he CEN
rni-tee - II Ms DAVIS we're
Mrs z :. JcneS r,-ca4ir-a--
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Ms Blanche IA; veY. Mrs. =
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&C 5,-- Mr. Georgia ccrry.
Mrs. la Bsrn-rss. Se-. Joln
Dxca. SUPERVISE. Ms. 5
Cenri-s Aan secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

teciiycs traced the License nm.
Der OF a car which a Pe,osLa',
Station patrolman found !, ~
scene alter the staying WY
Mrs. Matte Jones. 81. Of ,s,.
Elmwood, a widow. dled H..
week in Receiving Hospital ~
injuries suffered when 81
walked into the iron. Of c's
At East Vernon and Elmwood
Fifteen members Of an alle.ss
s2.0c0-a day numbers ring w.
arrested Friday in a scrIes =.
raids by Det.o.t and R,ve.
Rouge police.
Police. named Mike perno,,
So, OF 1871 Fourteenth. The rins
leader. They said he opsra,es
nc ring from his home.
-Four De rot sub-staiions ana
one in River Rouge were rajdea
ana the operators arrested
A scrap metal worker We
killed and a companion Slight.
inlu ed Friday in an accider,
at 1870 East Kirby. when tho
cable OF a manually operated
elevator snapped and one.,oo
coun eFbalance fell on them.
Dead on admi;tance 10 Receiv.
ing hospital was Thomas Harris
81. o. HOS Aleer Treated II
the same hospital for slight in.
jucies was Frederick James 81
0. 9647 Cameron.
Police said the two men we-a
employed by an independent
scrap dSa'e-. and had loaded
five barrels Ct scrap iron on
The elevator at The second
floor OF the Pfoan'x Wira
Works. 1910 East Kirby.
Because the elevator wss 50
crowded, the men stood atop
the barrels while one pulled tie
operating rope to ga dc the Car.
lcr down.
Police said the supporting
brace dislodgcd and The cable
broke, dropping the countcrbal.
ance and cable on the men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Committee Urge
Reelection Of
Van Antwerp

In statement issued today
Is the Negro Committee for the
rc election OF Councilman Eu-
gene / Van Antwerp, their
spokesman sta'ed Every De-
.rolt Negro cltzei houid vote
for Councilman Van Antwerp
because
lie knows his JOB. has been
a faithful public servant. q sol
c.or. q family nan. with ~ en-
g.Mcoss insight into the prac'i-
cal way 70 do things not a
visionary, d man Of understand
ing
Here is a man who knows no
prejudices, whether racial. relig-
icus. or on the basis of class.
q believer in the pr.ncilc laid
down By Abraham Lincoln,
equal justice under the law for
all
Van Antwerp does net
hedge en- issues. he has laced
up 10 all CT the problems since
first elected 10 the Common
Council rs years ago. always
with foresight 10 the future.
recognizing what Deirci needs.
yhFi was bsst fer q of US who
call Detroit cur nome"
AS Mayor Of Detroit Eugene
|. Van Antwerp was the first
u seek Federal aid % clear The
sums and he succeeded Was
the first to appoint a Ncgic
To head City Comm ssien Mrs
Rosa G, agg TO the Public Vel
iare Commission And the first
Sponsor Of a Fair Employment
Practices ordinance. long before
Fcde. or State laws were pro
posed and the inst 10 make
appointments on the basis o
ability, integrity and devotion
70 the principle Of government
for all Of Us without discr nina
ton and practical Democratic
action.
The following Negro citizens
endorse the candidacy OF Coun-
Gilman Eugene |. Van Antwerp
They believe that Vans the
Man:
Attorney Edward M Turner
president Of NAACP; DR.. Alfred
f. Thomas, prcsident-direcior
HAYNES Memorial Hospital; Rev
Robert l.. Bradbv. pastor Of
Greater King Solomon; Mrs.
Rosa L. Gragg, State Director
Of National Council of Negro
Women;
Louis c. Blount, secretary OF
Great Lakes Mutual Life In
surance Co.; Fred Ware. Com
mander of James Europe Post,
V. F. w Atty. Chester A Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Here
MRS GEORGE DAVIS
CHAIRS ANNIVERSARY
or Nj. ZION PASTOR

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hundreds q. rcu oe-s ard as.
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hour
Mrs.. c(c-ce CPAe.s DAYS
@. s.. Ethel s.. serve IS ;fs
very efficient -kai-r7n :: g..
CT the services hcn,r.a- ;-e.r
pestcr. Rev. Z =. Tod@. CT
his - h ann versarY.
Msny 2 : xe-r --1t..s~
ne nor,-ee arc rs ~t
wtr . c1ecE r-ess-.c-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Pa;r:ek Eyes
Council Race

Oac az the most on stand.nl
t.a .1a.es far tie De'ro.. Cym
.o C9une! il recen: years
A.te n y Wtl.an 7 Patrick Jr.
3 IN .areS %. 1920. n
Washington. D c lie was the
I'd ~ children born 10
& reya r. Patrick and William
T Fa.sick s. also Detroit al
t,.nev
Patrick. j.. attended De-
ircii public school. graduating
in 1897 from Northwestern
High School. During this same
year he won the midwesiern
championship in the Elks ora
iorical contest and $1,000 COL
lege scholarship.
As a finals. he went on 10
take national honors in the ma
,ional public speaking compe-
tltlOn.
Pa;rick's fine scholastic rec
ord continued while he attended
the University of VI chigan Law
School. He received his law
degree in 1896 and was admitted
~ an attorney TO the Michigan
Bar the same year.
From 1850 through 1853 the
'a.cntci Common Council candi-
ca'e served as an assistant
Wayne County prosecuting at
torncy under Prosecutor Gerald
K O'BNen. BecauS OF his
thorough knowledge OF law and
his impressive presentation of
cases. Patrick became one of the
prosecutor chief trail attorneys.
His record with jury trials
earned him the highest respect
Of the legal profession
Attorney Patrick. Jr. cur
rentlY resides al 2l4 East Han
cSck and is member OF ST.
Cyprian's Episcopal Church.
He also is a member and past
president of the Cotillion Club.
a board member of NAACP.
slate legal sdvisor and past
assistant national legal adviser
Of the Eiks. a member Of the
Wayne County Civic League.
a member and past national
officer of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity and a board mem
Der OF the Metropolitan Detroit
USO.
Patsick's other affiliations in
clude the Aero Club Of Michi-
gan. the Air Force ASSOCIATE IN.
Tom Phillips American Legion
Post YMCA. the buffers Club.
Tire Booker T Wash ngton Trade
Associa.i ion. The Wolverine Bar
Association. the Michigan State
Bar Association and the Ma
.ional Bar Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
police bIotter

Two women tired unsuccess-
fully last week 10 end Their
lives. Police said both were des-
pordenf over domestic troubles.
Barbara williams. 10. Of
1853 Eeste Place. was rushed
10 Receiving Hospital after
sire drank on unknown amount
Of iodine.
Police said Miss Williams in
crmed them that she was des-
pondent because Of an aggumen.
Nth her boy riend.
Martha Henderson. 81 OF 2240
Canton. was taken TO the same
hosp tai from her home a-'ei
ne took IS aspirin tablets.
s. e was de ponden. over fam
.iy trouble, police stated.
Burncll Smith. IS. Of ia
St.n.Soa. was abbed 10 dealt
last week IN an alley fight
Police arrested Calvin Thorn
as. 25. Of 294l vi. GINA Park
cor investigation OF murder
Thomas denied attacking Smith
alth a butcher kn fe found near
he scene Of the Staying, which
5 around the corner from where
-honas lives
Officers said Smith was en-
route to pick no a friend.
josephine Lipscomb. rs. OF
e022 Lawlon. when he be-
came involved in a heated ar
gument with his assailant.
Thomas Wright. %. OF 3046
Virgin d Park. was charged with
possession Of marco les last week
GLOWING his arrest
Police said they stopped The
youth as be entered car Tho
officers said tfcy coniiscated one
narijuara cigarette on the front
sea. Of the car.
Willie Warren. 81. o. 9657
Dclmar, was charged with as
sault with inten; u XII last
week in war; ant gncd by
Recorders Judge John p
O'Hara.
Police said Warren shot and
wounded Charles Higgins. "a.
of 1900 Hclcomb. during an
alteration. HORNS was rushed
10 Receiving Hospital suffer
ing wounds of the lower lip.
Higgins said he had loaned
Warren $40 during gambling
game and was shot when he
asked Warren TO pay him his
money.
Robert j. Fuller. 81. Of 1888
Wreford. has admitted the fatal
stabbing of Burnell Smith. 35
OF ia Stmson. in traffic ar
gument Saturday night behind
1882 Taylor.
Police released Calvin Thorn
as. %. of 294l Virginia Park.
who was questioned in the
Staying when police found him
near the scene.
Fuller was arrested when de-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

president O.. Wolverine Bar A.
ISOLATION; William J. Fitzpatrick,
National Grand Master of Scot
fish Rite Masons: Charles M.
Diggs, State Representative;
William 0. Greene. Give and
iraternal leader: Lamar Thrash
CT, minister, Obidiah Baptist
Church; Rubin Hughes, Com
mander Of Charles Young Amer
lean Legion Post;
DR.. James j. McClendon, ply
slcian, national board, NAACP;
Louis r. Sangster, Commander
OF Tom Phillips American Lee
g.on Post; Rev. Joseph t. Thorn
as, pastor Of New Calvary Bap-
fist Church; Rev. Carlyle M.
Stewart, pastor of Peoples In
tordenom nationai Church; and
Father Malcolm G.. Dade, St.
Cyprians Episcopal Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
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Rock Encouraged
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The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
WV AUXILIARY DONATES
500 TO VETERANS HOSPITALS

The Ladies Auxiliary TO the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars held their regu-
lar business meeting Monday. Oct.
IA. They are sending 500 to the
four veterans hospitals at Columbia
Falls. Fl. Harrison. Miles City and
Sheridan. Also the auxiliary is sending
SIS toward the Montana Farmstead"
project at the children's home at
Eaton Rapids.
Our district president. Gladys Hippo
from Froid will inspect our auxiliary
at our next meeting. Oct. %. We
will have a special business meeting
that evening. VIII everyone please try
to attend so we Will lave a good
turnout for her? Will those who "a
uniforms please wear them. Lunch
h~ostesses for this meeting will be
Elizabeth McMorris. Leila Mellinger
and Josephine Maltese. In charge of
program are Hulda Kopp, Dolores
Kallevig and Mary Norton.
Mary Ann Meschke will be chaplain
for the remainder of the year.
The dues for 1858 are now pay
able. They may be sem to Mary
VoSs who is taking the treasurer,
Lucy Fishers place during her abb
sence. paid at a meeting or left at the
club. Ruby SWeley, president.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

ceased was III years old and had
been in failing health for sever
al years. He was a retired phar-
macist. Surviving are his, wife
and three children. After a few
days at Grand Rapids, Mrs. John
son went to Duluth for a visit
with the family of her late hus-
band.
Mrs. Walfred Wekander return
ed Sunday from Libby, Montana,
where she spent the summer at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Bill Anderson and family. Her
niece, Mrs. Violet Petersen, met
her at Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mckenzie
took their daughter, Mrs. Gail
Witt and little daughter, Zebra,
to Billings Tuesday of last week,
where Zebra underwent bone
surgery at st. Vincent's hospital
for removal of a growth on her
left leg. The surgery was very sat-
i~sfactory and she was able to
return home Friday by plane
with her mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Niehenke drove home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Lalonde
and daughter Kathy, and Mr.. La
londe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Perrault of st. Paul, are
visiting in Sidney this week at
the home of Genes mother, Mrs.
Irene Lalonde, and with the fami-
lies of his sister and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde and
son David, Mrs. Axel Nelson and
Mrs. Paul Hurd will leave from
Glendive this evening for st.
Paul, to be present owe the week
end at st. Thomas Academy for
the annual Parents Week observ-
ance. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neill Jones
left by car yesterday for the
same event. Ronnie Lalonde, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde,
Phil Hurd, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hurd, and MI. and Mrs.
WE'LL JOilCS sui DSli1io, ~ ~
juniors at st. Thomas Military
Academy this year.
Bill Buchholz is spending the
week in Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMoine LaFay
have had for their houseguests
the past two weeks, Mrs. LaFay's
father, Hans Henningsen, and her
brother, Richard of Dillon. They
left for home Tuesday accom-
panied by Mr.. LaFay's mother,
Mrs. Clarence LaFay of Mead
ows, Idaho, who has been a guest
at her sons home the past two
months. Mrs. LaFay was going
on home from Dillon by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Mrs. Sam Bitterness were in Sid
ney Monday from Richey where
the parents live in retirement.
The Sanford Otternesses live on
their farm ten miles north of
there in Richland county.
John Schultz, electrician for
the Sidney Electric, sustained a
serious leg l~aceration in a fall
from a ladder at the Jack Garcia
home north of Sidney Sunday.
He is under are at the local
hospital.
Albert Groskinsky was a medi-
cal patient at the local hospital
several days the past week. He
returned home Tuesday and is
able to be up and around again
Sam H. Coleman of Willistor
visited in Sidney Sunday at the
home of his sister, Miss Clara
Coleman in the Kincaid apart
ments. MIR. Coleman is with the
Signal Oil and Gas Co. Miss Cole
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

man is the new director OF
nurses at the Community Memoir
ial Hospital.
Mrs. Nina Verhasselt and Mrs.
Marjorie Hansen represented Dist.
IL Nurses Association at a recent
state meeting held in Butte. Miss
Clara Coleman, director of nurses
at the local hospital, also attended
the meeting as a representative of
the hospital.
Mrs. Nord Lund entered the hos
pital Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. G.. A. Beagle returned last
Thursday from a two weeks trip
by plane to California and West
coast points. In Los Angeles she
visited her daughter and a sister
and returned over the coastal
route to visit sisters and brothers
and their families in Portland,
Seattle and McMinnville, Ore. In
McMinnville she also visited her
father, D. A. Dobbs, whom she
tells us was quite i'll during her
time there.
Mrs. Robert Hood and children,
Marcia Lee and Samuel Robert,
arrived home Sun. evening from
Victoria, B. c. where they visited
for two weeks with Mrs. Hoods
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weir.
Robert met them in Glendive. The
Hoods moved this week to the
former Seth Holland residence at
6O2 3rd ST., N. E. The Gene
Hedge family, who formerly oc-
cupied the Holland house, have
moved to Glendive, where Mr..
Hedge was transferred in his
work with the Safeway Stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolte had
for their week end h~ouseguests Miss
Anna c. Manly and Miss Luella Luch-
singer of Bismarck, N. D. Both are
employees at the state capitol. where
Miss Manly works in the tax de-
pertinent and Miss Luchsinger is en-
ployed by the highway department.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Young of
Billings visited among relatives
and friends in Sidney last week.
Vera Knells, who is attending
Billings Business College, visited
in Sidney several days the past
week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Knells. Mia Ducel-
10 accompanied her back to Bill
lings to spend the rest of the week
there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy left We'd
nesday by train from Glendive for
st. Paul, where she will visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Flor
ence Syftestad and with another
sister, Miss Lena Barry, and two
nieccs and their families. She will
also go to Arcadia, Wisconsin, to
visit her brother George H. Barry
and family before returning to
Sidney. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wegesser of
Glendive visited in Sidney Sun
day at the home of Mr.. Wegesser's
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Roth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Miller and
little son Craig are visiting here at
the home of Mrs. Miller's mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Knells, while John
ny helps his father, Jacob Miller,
with his beet harvest. The Millers
have made their home at Fort
vile, Indiana, the past sixteen
weeks while Johnny took a stenog-
raphic course at nearby Fort Ben
Harrison. He obtained the months
leave, through the Red Cross, to
come home for the beet harvest,
and will leave Oct. % to report
for duty at Fort Hood, Temple,
Texas. He has been assigned to
foreign duty and will leave Dec. l
for Germany, where he will be
stationed for Is months. Mrs. Mil
Ter and little son will remain in
Sidney with her mother.
Mrs. Carl Johnson returned last
week from a ten days trip to
Grand Rapids and Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. Johnson went to Grand Rap
ids to attend funeral services for
her brother, Theodore loren, who
passed away at his home there
on Saturday, Sept. %. The de-
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
o. t. BARNES SERVICES
AT BOHEMIAN TODAY

lBOZemdn DAILY 0IlIOillClej
Services for Ollie Thomas Barnes,
Bozeman, who died Tuesday. will
be conducted at $3.50 p. m. Thursday
at Sunset Chapel in Bozeman.
Barnes died at his home, GIT South
Tenth, following an extended illness,
He retired two years 60. when he
returned mere from Sidney where he
had been employed by the Holly
Sugar Corp. since 1913.
Born Sept. 4, 1887, at Salisbury,
Mo. the son of Marinda Fawks and
John Barnes. he came to Miles City
with his parents in 1901.
Later, he moved to a farm south
of Bozeman and then served on the
Bozeman police force for two years
prior to his appointment as chief
in 1929. He resigned from this posi-
ton in 1882.
Barnes was married TO Nellie M
Welton July IA, 1880. at Bozeman. He
was employed until retirement as a
machiniSt = steam engineer.
He was affiliated with the Methodist
church and belonged to the Bozeman
IOOF. the Encampment Loyal Order
of Moose. Sidney n the Sugar
Employees Union.
Besides his widow, Barnes leaves
two sons. Robert D. Barnes. Great
Falls; Glenn Barnes, Chicago. H.; two
Houston, Texas and Mrs. William
J. Swartz. Bozeman; a brother. For
rest Barnes, Oakland. Calf, and sew.
eral grandchildren. A son Lloyd M
Barnes, preceded him in death.
Internent will be in Sunset Hill,
Cemetery with Dokken-Nelson Funer
al service in charge of arrangements
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
The wedding date has not been set.

ing A. R. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson have moved back
to their Sioux Pass farm from
Hamilton, where Mr.. Anderson
was engaged in the real estate
business and they have resided
for a number of years. A former
state senator from Richland
county and state secretary of ag-
riculture and labor during gov
ernor John Bonner's administra-
ton, MI. Anderson played an
outstanding part in state affairs
during those years and his in
fluence has continued to be a
factor in the state Democratic
organization. Friends here on
both sides of the political fence
are glad to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson back among them.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Otter
ness and his parents, Mr.. and
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Moral Clayton Quinnell and
Sandra Joy William, both of Saw
age, Oct. 9.
Lawrence Herness and Ida Cat
taneo, both of Culbertson, Oct. 10.
Inge R. Jacobson, Molly, and
Marjorie Dynneson, Sidney, Oct.
10.
Lloyd White and Thelma Nc
Lain, both of Williston, Oct. IL.
Harold Trather and Joan Oh
son, both of Williston, Oct. IL.
Richard A. Mayer and Elaine
Conklin, both of Newtown, N. D.,
October IL.
Phillips E. Olmstead, Circle,
and Mary Ellen Erickson, Sidney,
October IA.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
b AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Southworth,
Sidney, girl, October 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hammer,
Sidney, girl, Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess,
Lambert, girl, Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shading,
Sidney, girl, Oct. IL.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Lamb Feeders - Prevent loss
es by vaccinating you rlambs
with Fringol against Overeating
disease. Ask us about prices in
quantity lots. The New Sidney
Drug Store. 39-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Stockmen - Don't feed lice
all Winter. Franklin's LICE
TICK : fly dip or spray
quickly kills both lice and eggs
with prolonged protection from
reinfestation. Economical too
See TURNER DRUG today. 39-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Only two more days of Rex.
all's lc SALE. Christmas wrap
2/l6 - 2/26. A bonus buy. OUT
door Christmas lights 3.95. or in
door at l.69. A bonus buy! Ho-
tel Pharmacy. 3-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Lamb Feeders - Don't neglect
to ~vaccinate your lambs against
Overeating disease. Low prices In
quantity lots. The New Sidney
Drug Store. 39-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Gift Items - It's easy to find
the appropriate gifts at our New
Sidney Drug Store. 39-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
NOTICE

No trespassing will be allowed on
Sections % = 26 = % = and "a in
II. "a, Twp. 81.
Gerald Hull, Brockton. 39-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Get your cold remedies during
the lie SALE at the Hotel Phar-
macy. 39-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

Playing with Fire" - Ruben
STEMS ne wlipstick. in the new
Convertible Case. At HOTEL
PHARMACY. 39-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17

uHSS, NOHldIld.
Reservations are to be sent to
the registrar of Rocky Mountain
College before October "a.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Oct. IL. 1857
NOTICE

NOTICE
Who P. l.. r. Alumni Associ-
alton of Rocky Mountain Col
lege.
What = 1857 Homecoming
banquet.
When October 26, 1857 a
6 p. m.
Where - Moose Lodge, Bill
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-17
NOTICE

1 will not be responsible for
any debts made other than by
myself.
Jack D. Larson 38-2tp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
Diplomats
Row
Continued form Page d.

Continued form Page d.
ing, Washington seems to be
building a retired diplomats
colony and all in one build
ing.
X X \
TWO EMBASSIES enter
tanned American Field Service
foreign exchange students at
luncheons on Thursday. Aus
TRAN Ambassador DR.. Karl
Gruber was host to 10 stu
dents returning to Austria
after a year in high schools
here and living with American
families at his River road
resi- ence. Ambassador
Gruber received the students
alone as Nine. Gruber is in
EurOpe.)
MI. y. A. van Houten, Press
and Cultural Counselor of the
Netherlands Embassy, and
Nine. van Houten welcomed
40 young Dutch students at
a buffet luncheon in their
home. Ambassador van
Rotten and his entire family
are touring the Western
United States on their vaca-
tion.)
And the reception round
continues this week when the
Poles will celebrate their Ma
tional Liberation Day tomor-
row followed by Egyptian
Armed Forces Day on Tues
day.