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RKLAx.A.CIZ0R, excel. eond.; lg.
ure regained: would like 70 dis
pose. Half price. Box 331-L, Star,
RESTAURANT EQUIP, and soft icI
cream machinery; dismantling res.
taurant for other business, must
sell. Can be seen ct 1920 wash
BALTIC. blvd, Beltsville, Nd, Mon
through Fri, after 4 pm. Ask fol
Mr.. PLAcKOS.
RIFLE, winchester: like new, Model
Win 4p saSsF ws ssTss' scope cD sq pTcs
$50. JU. $4,000.
RUGS = Persian Oriental, hand
made. 9x12 and 4x7; perfect con-
dition, Leaving town. will sacri-
nee. WO. 6-491O.
RUG, all wool, Bieelow, 9xl2: aqua
background, floral; perfect; S35.
EN-. 3-7777.
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SEWING MACHINES

Beautiful Singer consoles, dark
wood. Eig-zags; take up payments.
1878 mo-. bal. S35. Call TX.
3-0540 day or night for free home
ING MACHINE Co. 725 l2th St.
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PIANO, used blond spinet. fun key.
50 down sSCo s ii9sn6 mo- sDf KIT q MG SSs
Co. ALEX. STORE, 262I Nj
vernon ave. Alex, Va. Open ewes,
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SITUATI0NS-OOMESTIe

CIV; experienced. with refers;
Want9 2 days. Monday and Friday.
can u. S-6364.
GIRL eoiQred: g.h.W. cook; no
niEhtg o. un.: refs. Hu. 3-6o27.
c0LORED GIL, neat. expeF., de-
eife9 cleaning % Saturdays. LII.
4-4130.
C0L0RED LADY Desires JOB tax
ina care Of children: 6-day Wk.;
excel refs; intel. II. 0-O004.
HONEST young colorsd woman de-
sire8 work after pm. Exper.
restaurant OF domestic. II. 9-2617.
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13

PIAN0s-oef our quotations on
brand-neW standard-make spinets
and consoles before YOU buy. We
feel that our prices are the low
est IN the city. Over 100 pianos
% choose from. ST. 3-6aO0
PIANO MART. 1918 9TH 81. NV.
Open Thurs. eveninRs
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FIVE FRESH cows, Holsteln, and
10 close-springing heifers. Bangs
calfhood vacc. Phone DU. b-70S0.
HORSES BOARDED-S5O-acre farm
Phone Diamond 0-3g3i,
ANGUS HERD-1O cows, bull, 2
calves, some reg, $3.50; sell
COWS and bull sep. Ju. 9-7l7e.
ABERDEEN ANGUS, accredited herd
Of rs cows with calves. EN-. g.
B076, days, OIL. 2-4b0l, ewes.
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

800 " = @A<GASAN6 4AOr -
Like . home away from home.
elev.. maid service, "a hr. pix.
Air-cond. or window fan, patio.
6gle.. 5000 up; dble., $3.50 up.
2l34 @ g. NV. RE. 7-4027.
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34Z3 10th bI.-EXceIlentIy fuf-
nished. redecorated rooms now
Suitable for ] or 2. 10 minutes
from downtown. AD. 4-64SS.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CLAN IA ,,! SAWS. pumps. sensTssor.,
TooL 4 EQUIP. Co. 10. 5000 10
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PAINT, 800 eallons; 1895 value
ss is 4. sh;w9s' H. s1 @tc GssfGs.
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CHAIN SAWS, Remington, L and
2 man, parts and service. MALO-
NEY's. INC. s12o oeorgia ave.
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MIseILLAMI0Us bon sALI IMIsoELLAMIoUs bon SALE

FURN.. UNCLAnlKl-Lawscn seia
81 sPSiSs. w. u! ieys : Ssa:H
lpTg. matt. $40; sofa bed, S5b;
sES. y %; dresser sS so, S SiiSs sS1.
$40: 6-pe, din, rm. set, $50: glass
bkcase.. 50; desk, 80; rugs. s.;
Early Amer, sofa. $3.50; French
chr, SIS. We do upholstery. Sofa
and chair, $50; slip covers, S4Q,
incl, redesisn:. drapsries: No JOB
2447 18th It, ava co. b-5llo.
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PIANOs-Ws have very 1ood
selection Of used spinets ana eof,-
soles. Choice OF many fine makes
including chickering, eteinWay.
Fischer, Estey. Story & Clark,
winter. oulbransen, Wurlitxer and
BALDWIN AcRo1onic. Easy terms.
Phone 81. 3-9400. JORDAN's.
corner 18th and q sts. NV.
Open Thursday evenings.
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PIANOs-Uprights. SOS up: Spinets,
psR svsr TFe sss ana me 81 ri S.a If SUM-
EstabIished 1901. ecHAFFER's
PIANO SHOP. 1875 Honifant I'll.
Silver Spring, Nd, JU. 0-3O3D.
PIANO. baby Grand oabler, aft. 10
ina mahog. finish; excel. cond. /;
sseS. mr. ; NEWMAN. 1915 Wis.
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SEWING MACHINE SHLE-Bsauti-
full Singer console. $50 80; another
console, S36; also portabies. 1912
Lee hwy, IA. 2-l0I4.
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flANO = Rebuilt player. smartly
styled in . new durable nnish
ssDf.ssiallY suited tos re. rms; ~ b.
s insn M1siicee as co ssliy YeifSa CANE 3
NV. UI 7-el0I
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National Enterprises

CHAIN SAWS New Remington, l.
man S1bS.S6. Also used models,
TenLAls, parts sna service Ma
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ROOMS FURN. s.E..s.W.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1914 CALVERT ST. N.w.-i or .
rms. md A.. clean adults. sml.
child welcome. Wo. 6-17l9.
NEWLY DECOR, Ink. rooms.
convenient location. 1909 Corr
coran st. NV. DU. 7-S036.
DOWNTOWN, p2s q pl. n.W,-Lge.
$40. Also Try e2l N. Y. ave. NV
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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Steel

All sizes pipe. angle iron. eye
beams. plate. channels, rein, rods,
07 per ID. ATLAS. 4557 Tangie-
wood DR.. Bladens.. Nd. AP. 7-4444.
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fURN. REPAIR. and Fenn., Gig.
R9Tn rs ns,Ts 10 noSsS 9ST Ro ans
upholstfy. AID. 1894, after Z
p.ms RA. 5000.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

1909 Z sT.--All utilities furnished:
2 rooms available: for men only.
Ii. 6-S049.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE = Front
rm.. semipvt. bath: refined, quiet
home; S3b mo. AID. 2-913g.
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7CREFNs Ann ST0RM WTND0Wa

screen doors. IN O GOOD condition /
RA. 3-1406 or 7646 Alaska ave.
SEWING MACHINE, round bobbin:
500; never used. HA. 2-O030.
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Saws Elec. Saws

2 Hoyle Sin. cabinet saws, q
e eS o 6issr S snS @ snw 81 s'h n
Oliver dble. Joiner, "a In, s hip
Delta rip saw, 5 h.p.: Tenoner, 5
h.p.; your choice, 5000 ca. ATLAS.
1857 Tanglewood dr.. Bladens., Nd.
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FURN.-eolld mahog. de. ]. table,
can seat 3: 4 laddef-hack chrs.:
sman sardsn tools; adder hose:
s sSSa e og s,,s Can Do; 7-oe72. week
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SEWING MACHINE, SINGER: / DEM
onstrator portable. May now be
sold e q greatly reduced price.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 304O
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-Newly
decorated rms. maid service. 1714
New Hampshire ave. no. 2-9sS2.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely rm.
Nicely furn., twin beds: maid serv.
SIS wk. HO. 2-956o.
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FURN.-Entlfo contont8 o-fm
house, dbl. -sgle. beds, dresserB
ny. rm. turn;: some nne otAc'
3 a.m.-0 pm. 3B2b lAth 81. NV
washing machine
portable fans, bedrIl,. suites. hv
rm. suite, din, rn. suite and hit
equipment; ell In new eond.: dip
lomat ieavtng town. Call RA
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FURN:-stsinvay plano. erie and
s massf's marie ae eIns. noI "ofs s sSsa
etc. OIL. 4-4300. la. 0-3647.
FURN.-Full e-plecs din. Fm. suite:
nins. = n '0i ss.7ssS. saturday eve
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
CHAMBER MERCHANTS
GROUP FEED X


Members of the Sidney Mer-
chants committee served about
500 rural students and teachers
at their annual play and spelling
contest day here last Saturday.
The Chamber furnishes the noon
luncheon each year, the Moose
and Elks the pop.
Ernie Turner prepared the
luncheon at the Moose hall. The
Chambers serving group includ-
ed Keith KrebSbach, Ken Chad
derdon, Jerry Homstad, Irwin
Krejci, Clint Radke, Bob Dasing-
er, Jack Knoop and Dan Price.
The countrywide rural grade
school track meet for boys will
be held Saturday, May Is, ac-
cording to tentative plans of the
Chambers Sports committee.
Nearly all rural schools have ex-
pressed their desire for the meet.
Regulations and entry blanks will
be mailed this week.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Check of Wheat,
Soil Bank Reserve
To Begin Soon

Compliance with wheat acreage
allotments and Soil Bank agree
ments will be checked by represen-
| tatives of the County Agriculture.
Sterilization and Conservation
committee during the next few
weeks, Chairman Anderson of the
| County ASC committee has an
| nounced.
All farms having wheat allot-
ments, acreage reserve agree
ments and conservation reserve
contracts will be visited and ne
cessary inspections made, he said.
In addition, acreage reporters will
measure the wheat acreage on any
other farm where they find wheat
is being grown this year.
Where measurements made at
this time indicate the farm is not
in compliance with its acreage al
lotment or reserve agreement, no.
tice will be sent to the operator.
The notice will advise the opera
tor that he has until July IL, in
the case of winter wheat, and
July 81, in the case of spring
wheat, to dispose of the excess
and comply with his allotment
and agreement. Excess wheat on
acreage not designated as Soil
Bank reserve may be disposed of
by pasturing, blowing or ciscing
under as green manure, or cutting
for hay or silage. Wheat, or other
grain, on designated Soil Bank
acreage may be disposed of only
by blowing or discing it under.
A second inspection will be
made of all farms having excess
wheat acreage, farms reporting
Glass II durum, and wheat on
designated reserve land at the
time of first inspection, Anderson
said. This will be done as soon as
possible after the applicable
wheat disposal date.
Chairman Anderson urges all
wheat producers to cooperate with
the acreage reporter who visits
their farm and give him as much
assistance as possible. 1--WE par
ticularly hope that every farmer
will take time to 60 with the
checker to show him the wheat
fields and the designated reserve
acreage on the farm" Anderson
1--WE feel that a more thor
ough and satisfactory job is done
when the producer accompanies
he checker on his inspection Of
he wheat and reserve acreage"
"In addition" Anderson contin-
led, "the reporter will ask the
producer to sign a certification
hat the report includes all wheat
IN the farm. Producers are urged
review the report carefully TO
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
LAST RITES TODAY
FOR SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Clifford Shirley Mae)
Christensen "a, passed away very
suddenly at Sheridan Memorial
hospital in Plentywood at 400
Monday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held
at 200 Thursday afternoon at
the U. B. church and burial will
be in the Plentywood cemetery.
The deceased is survived by
her husband, Clifford Christensen
of Plentywood, and two small
sons, Hal and Dale; her mother,
Mrs. Pete Tanglen of Crane; and
seven brothers and sisters.
The obituary will appear in
next weeks issue of this paper.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

FOR RENT 5 room house COM
pletely modern with fun basement.
See at 8l8 = 9th st. Sc. or call
2IW. 16-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
DON REPORT
MONTANA'S WV.
FARMSTEAD DEDICATION

Don OBr1en, Chairman Ma
tional Home Fund, Dept. Mon
tana VFW was driven to Willis
ton on 4-22-57 to catch the En-
pire Builder for Minneapolis. Don
had to report to Fort Smelling
on the 23rd at 9 a. m. in front
of several VA doctors. Guess
everything's okay, went to a
Art Limb Shop, as now they're
building him a new limb at Ray
Trautman & Son, Inc.
Don caught the train from
Minneapolis to Chicago at 4 p.
m, the same day, boarded the
NYC into Kalamazoo where Oh
lie Hoyt met him Ollie took Don
TO S~choolcraft, Mich. Thursday
they headed for Gaylord, stayed
overnight with Jim Kellys, who
used to live in Sidney. These
folks sure wanta come back to
Gods country to make their
home.
Saturday morning Ollie drove
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Poppy Day
May 18th
POPPY POSTERS TO BE
DISPLAYED IN N
FAIRVIEW, LAMBERT
AND SAVAGE

Posters depicting the spirit and
purpose of the memorial Poppy
drawn by students in all the art
classes of the schools of Richland
county, will be displayed in store
windows and other public places
during the week before Poppy
Day, May 25th, Mrs. Burnetta
Healow, American Legion Auxil-
larry Poppy Poster chairman, has
announced.
Awards for the best posters
made in the grade schools, Jr.
high schools, and high schools of
the county will be presented by
the auxiliary.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
OUR POPPIES
NOT MADE

Our peoples are made by dis
abled veterans of three wars at
our veterans hospitals in Miles
City and Helena, Mrs. Alma Muir
ply, poppy chairman of Sidney
Unit IL of the American Legion,
announces, as we make arrange
ments for observing Poppy Day.
The making of the peoples to
be worn in honor of our fallen
comrades, has been the work
of the hospitalized veterans; an
interesting and beneficial employ
ment during the winter and
spring months.
The little red flowers of re-
membrance have been made for
the Auxiliary in Veterans hos
pitfalls throughout the country, and
in poppy workrooms maintained
by the auxiliary to give employ
ment to disabled veterans outside
the hospitals.
Poppy making helps brighten
the dreary hospital hours and for
many veterans contributes to re-
covery by providing an interest
ing occupation, said Mrs. Muir
ply. The veterans r paid by
the auxiliary for the peoples they
make and this gives them the
encouraging experience of earn
money once more - of being
able to send money home to their
'amilies.
more peoples worn On Poppy
Day means more employment for
disabled veterans during the COM
ng year."
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

Don to Eaton Rapids, as the VFW
National Home is just 4 miles
outa town on highway 1873. They
have 1873 kids at this Orphan
Home. The board was meeting
when we got there. Had dinner
in the cellar of the Guest Lodge
around 2 p. m. The dedication
was well under way in the rain
as it rained every day Don was
in that state. Don made a report
on how we'd received our funds
for building such a fine farm
stead, running close to $4,000.
Everything is of the latest in
dairying (but) with the rainy
season on buildings cannot be
painted yet. Past Dept. Comman-
der Fred Barrett was the only 9TH
er Dept.-officer there besides Don.
Don was the "Hit of the Day..
His picture was taken several
times by the press. Sister Ethel
Griffith, president of The Ma
tional Home, cut the ribbon, SO
the rs or 80 sisters and comrades
could enter the milk house.
Dairy cows were moved to the
new site just the day before the
dedication. Don's got a picture
If the 1st truck from Lansing
Dairy Company getting it's load.
Again Ollie Hoyt drove Don
nto Kalamazoo to catch the NYC
pack to Chicago, where he got
N the 400" Northwestern and
leaded for Rochester, where sew
raj of the O'Brien cousins make
heir homes. Don stayed three
lights with the McBrides and
-ennedys, caught the bus to Min
eapolis and tried out the new
in the rough. He then
oarded the Empire Builder for
Villiston. Don reports this trip
ne best yet. He has been work.
lg with the Dept. of Montana
-FW for the past six years. At
ne present time he has reserva-
ions in Helena for the 1st week
f June, when the Department
f Montana holds its State En-
ampment. Don was met in Will
ston Thursday morning by his
rother, Henry. !
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Continued from page l

220 yard dash - 1st, Dotson,
End, Pease; 3rd, Miller; 4th.
Brent Potts; 5th, Wolfe. Time
1913 seconds.
Broadjump-1st, S%chlauch; End,
Sewer and L. Anderson (tie);
4th, johnson, Glasgow; 5th Pretty
Weasel. Distance 19'724".
$50 yard run LIST, Hagan;
End, Cantwell, Glendive; 3rd,
Zimmerman, Glendive; 4th, Nc
Lain, Miles City; 5th, Marion.
Time, 2:11 minutes.
Pole vault - 1st, Bracken; End,
o. Anderson, Sidney; 3, 4 and
5, Chupp, Glendive; Helten and
Clark, Miles City. Height ll'12".
Javelin - 1st, Pretty Weasel;
End, Clark; 3rd, Marman; 4th T..
Quilting; 5th, Cummins, Glen
dive. Distance 1885,.
$50 Relay - LIST, Sidney dot
son, Price, Brent Potts, R. Quill
End, Miles City. Time,
1875 minutes.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

WANTED - Bulldozing with Dc cat
and dozer. Sc per hour Phone
0l3J2 Sidney. or PAL Fairview.
Mont. 16-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

insure that it is accurate when
they certify to it,"
Farmers who comply with the
aiiormentS established for their
farms are eligible for price sup
port on their 1857 crop and pay
ments on land placed in the acre
age reserve.
Chairman Anderson added that
any producer having questions
about compliance with his allot-
ment or agreement or the way in
which the acreage would be check
ed and determined should visit
the county ASC office to discuss
such problems with the commit
tee or the office manager.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
Donald OBrien
Commended By
Vets Home Mgr.
VFW Natl Home
Eaton Rapids, Mich.

GdlOA Ddp1QS, MILL
MIR. Donald O'Brien
Sidney, Montana
Dear CCmrade O'Brien:
1 want to take this opportunity
of expressing my thanks to you
for all the hard work you have
done in helping to raise the funds
to make possible the Montana
Farmstead project such a. you
were able 10 see nearly complet-
ed when you were here this past
Saturday at the presentation of
the project by yourself and Com
rade Fred Barrett to Sister Ethel
Griffith, president of the Ma
tional Home. l do appreciate your
long time interest and continued
interest in the Home and this
project. l think it certainly shows
a mark of confidence of your
comrades of the department of
Montana when, after your report
at the Encampment this past
June, they re-appointed you
chairman of the project, and how
you jumped back into the saddle
and carried on in good fashion.
We are sincerely happy that
you had the opportunity of being
here for the occasion of this pre-
sentation and also the occasion
you had in visiting around on
the campus and getting an over
all picture of something you have
worked for a good number of
years.
My best wishes to you and
yours,
Sincerely yours in comradeship,
Chuck Henry
VFW Natl. Home Mgr.
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09
BUILDING FOR sale!

Moose Lodge No. s56. Sidney. Montana will accept bids
for their former lodge building until midnight. June
LIST. This building is frame construction approximately
49, X l40' and must either be torn down or removed
by June Is. 1857. The inferior fixtures and furniture
including plumbing. lighting fixtures. doors and hard
ware will be removed and retained by the Moose
lodge. ALI bids must be accompanied by 1879 deposit.
The Moose lodge reserves the right to refuse any and
all bids Mail bids to DONALD M. lees. Sect. Loyal
Order of Moose. Sidney. Montana. 16-3tc
, 1957-05-21
CALI. FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement and Sup
ply, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until 100
AN. June IA, 1857 for GRO
CERES N H COM
MODITIES for the Dept. of
Education School Lunch) st.
Croix, V. I.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informal
ity in bids and, unless other
wise specified by the Govern
ment or by the bidder, to
accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
Supply, christiansted, Saint
Croix, v. I.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
! st. Croix, v. I.
, 1957-05-21
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in sextuple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement and Sup
ply, christiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
Am. Tuesday June 4, 1857,
and then publicly opened for
AND H
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
+
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement and
Supply, Christiansted, S t.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in- Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
st. Croix, v. /.
, 1957-05-21
SPEEDING.

Tibet tree.
The left headlight was dam
aged, also the left fender, door
and windshield. He continued
into town and had a minor
collision with the Health De-
p~artment's spray truck.
Police, returning f r o m
Kings Hill spotted the scene
and an Investigation was made
by Patrolman Amatus Hoyer.
A charge Of reckless driving
will be placed against Ed
wards, who had been taken to
the hospital for minor in
juries.
, 1957-05-21
D r D A Y

at 500 pm.
$3.50 pm. Regular Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish Subtitles
LIST Feature:
"Superrnan Shot in the Dark"
End FEATURE:
"SUpEHMAN PRIVATE EYE"
ard FEATURE:
DESERT vIGILANTE"
Afh Feature
SPIDER WEB"
Chapter 9 : 10
~ LATEST NEWS
, 1957-05-21
GILL FOR Eds

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Insualr Affairs, Divi-
sion of Procurement a n d
Supply, Christiansted, S t.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO Am. May 20, 1857, and
then publicly opened for the
items:
20 cases Dynamite, 1919
so lb. to case
Alternate of item l
20 cases Dynamite, a S
but 500
500 each Decorators, No.
9, electric, leads
1920 feet.
, 1957-05-21
lob PRINTING
JAMAICA.

planned for the heart of the
present hotel area, with an
opening date scheduled for
January the first next year.
AT Ocho Rios, two even big
ger hotels are scheduled to be
ready by December, they are:
The Arawak, Of $40 beds capa-
city, at a site called Mammee
Bay, in the Ocho Rios area,
and another to be named The
Marrakech, of 400 beds, east
of Ocho Rios.
Construction of these four
hotels this year will provide
an additional 1000 beds by
next season, bringing Jamai-
Eca's overall tourist accommo-
dalton to $500 beds.
, 1957-05-21

Success is never an accident
il comes to the man who does
his work a little better than Il
needs to be done.
, 1957-05-21

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TUESDAY
Afternoon Only : Afternoon Only
The most Swashbuckling screen
adventure in a decade
STAR OF INDIA"
Cornell Wilde, Jean Wallace,
Herbert LON, Yvonne Samson
in color by technicolor
The daring deeds of a chevaller
for his Lady and her Country IN
the France Of Louis XIV.
EVENINGS ONLY
An "untouchable" theme an
unusual Motion Picture The
daring story of Drug Addiction.
THE MAN WITH THE
GOLDEN ARM"
Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak,
Elenore Parker
Adult entertainment Bold.
and provocative.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-05-21

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informal
ity in bids and, unless other
wise specified by the Govern
ment or by the bidder, to
accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
Supply, Christiansted, Saint
.Croix, V. I.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
St. Croix, V. l.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-04

Mrs John C. Miller London Country Club London
of their daughter
and Mrs Francis
is London
with the of
Westinghouse Corporation, Columbus.
graduate of Madison Local High School,
w father farming
No for the wedding
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-04
Riddles At Home
Party Guests

The children at the Madison
County Children'S Home were
greeted by MIR. and Mrs. Santa
Claus" at a program presented last
Friday night for their pleasure by
a group of students of the Helen
Marx Dance Studio.
In addition to the song and dance
numbers, the program featured
Clay Eager who pleased the chill
dren with his vocal numbers.
Viola Marsh and Jeffrey Marx
took the role of Mr. and Mrs. San
ia Claus and presented a treat to
their guests.
Children taking part in the en-
tertainment were, Vickie Cox, who
also was in the other programs
which the Marx pupils presented
during the holidays, Connie Nc
Mahen, Gloria Barkalow, Viola
Marsh, Debby and Joy Thompson
Becky Mabe, Tommy and Patty
Casio, Carol Ford, Linda Bidwell
Cheryl Londergan, Dickie Barka-
low, Vickie Richardson, Penny
Trehearne, Joan Scott, Sharon Re.
genos, Jeffrey Marx, Linda Marx
Gene Deffenbaugh and B et S y
SWiSher.