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Pitt Comeback
Subdues NAVY
In. Extra Period

3 ANNAPOLIS, Feb. IS (R.-
The clutch shooting of Don
Hennon and John Mills enabled
Pittsburgh's basketball team to
Tight from behind today and
score an 1888 victory over
Navy in overtime.
Hennon, 5-foot-8 All-Amer-
lea candidate. scored 81 points,
including four in the overtime
period. and substitute Mills &C.
counted for nine of the Panth-
ers' last is points.
The basket which broke
Nays back was a Iayup by
Mills after a full-court pass
from Bill Mauro with As Sec
ondS left to play. This gave
Pitt an 1891 lead. Mauro add
ed two foul shots IA seconds
later. but Navy Capt. AL Swan
son Senk a driving layup to cut
Pitts lead to one point with
IL seconds left.
Navy got the ball back after
q travelling violation, and Mid
die Dick Brown was driving for
the basket with five seconds left
when he was called for charg-
ing. Mauro sank the foul shot
and that was the game.
Mills, a 6-foot-5 sophomore
who scored II points, made
Pitts last four points in the
regulation game. He sank two
foul shots with so seconds left
to cut the Navy margin to
74-72. then tapped in a stray
shot by Hennon with IL seconds
remaining.
Swanson scored q points for
Navy. four of them in overtime.
Pitt was playing without Dick
Woznicki. a starting guard who
only the day before had been
found to be ineligible, and Navy
was without the services of Jim
Bower and Jay Metzler, its two
top scorers Bowers is injured
and Metzler is sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
Tom Berry Added
To Falcon Stuff

DENVER. Feb. IS (E1.Tom
Berry. backfield coach at vir-
ginia for four years. win follow
his boss to the Air Force Acad-
envy.
Col. George B. Simler. acad-
envy director Of athletics, said
today that Berry. %. has been
added to the Falcons stan. now
headed by Ben Martin. head
coach at Virginia the last two
years.
Simler said all Of Martins
other assistants will be chosen
from among Air Force officers.
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turers are on display, most Of
them made Of flherglass.
Among the larger craft Is q
27-foot Cruis-Along powered by
twin 109- horsepower Grays and
. 30-foot Richardson Express
with twin l60 horsepower
Grays.
Biggest craft Is q 40-foot
Richardson berthed outside
which is open to inspection by
visitors.
Besides the Dutch-built SAIL
boat. Sunfish and Super Sail
fish sailboats are on display.
Show hours are from IL to Q
pm. daily and l TO 6 pm.
Sundays.
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St. AIbuns Cugers
Get First Victory

With 6-foot-4 Jerry Lyman
and 6-foot Frank Smith con-
trolling the backboards. st. Al
bans won its first basketball
game in II starts as It defeated
st. James Of Hagerstown, 63-43,
yesterday at st. Adams.
Eddie Trickett pumped in
nine field goals and 81 points
for the Saints, while Lyman
scored IS. st. Adams. which led
all the way. held a 29-l7 ad-
vantage at halftime.
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Keller Is Named
Rocing Secretary
For Laurel Trots

Edwin T. Keller of Norway,
Me, who served as racing Sec
Rotary at all Maryland harness
racing tracks five years ago,
will return to that post at
Laurel RaSeway this season,
it was announced yesterday.
Keller. active in sulky circles
for "a years, will succeed
Charles Larkin, who has taken
the racing secretary's job at
Monticello. N. Y, Raceway.
Laurel will open its 24-night
meeting June 2.
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Holy Cross Romps

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb.
IS Up. - Capt. Joe Hughes
scored 20 points and sophomore
Ralph Brandt took charge Of
the rebounding as Holy Cross
rolled to an easy $3.50 basket
ball victory over St. Francis Of
Brooklyn today.
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Army WrestIers
.Sturt Tomorrow

About 70 wrestlers from six
teams will compete in the I'd
Army tournament which opens
at Z pm. tomorrow at Fort
Belvoir. h
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Continued from Page CT

potential game-winning shot at
the end Of the regulation game.
1t was States second victory
over Maryland this season and
gave it a 9-3 conference record
and a l5-4 overall mark. Mary
land is 7-3 and l4-4.
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Totals "a IS 70 Totals % "a :
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Totals 24I5 90 Totals is Z AZ
Score Al halftime; 29-l7. St. Adams.
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Totals 1850 "a 21-35 % SO
HaIftime: 2Ssl6. Maryland.
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Haiftime: 37-33, Navy.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'B3 f-dr.; =. and h.
$500 or best oifer, owner goinl
overseas, 10, 7-2230.
PONTIAC 1904 2sdr sedan se75
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; hydrAmatic
power steerinG; excel oond.: $3.50
Wo 0-40ls,
PONTIAC 1888 f-dr hardtopi
$1,000. Fully equipped Cndel
1000 miles. immaculate fLOOr
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn ave
PONTIAC '57 star chief Cdr
Catalina coupe: 2-tone paint. ?
and h., hydra: i-yr. warranty
Jack Blanks Pontiac
34sQ IAN g Nv "a "a; s -gee55SS
PONTIAC $50 4-dr. star chief se,
dan; r. and h., hydra: low mile
aee: ready 10 so. Special. 81 .495
Jack Blanks Pontiac
ii.sss9g i htss 81 q NM "a sn 1885
PONTIAC 1888 2-dr.; $1,000, Under
1000 miles. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Conn. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PACKARD 80 sedan: excel. oond.,
s sI.fs@ sasss dT,yss RSEsr brakes
PACKARD 1919 sedan Cd, .. and
como. si0s ON a-s75s'
PACKARD '5b hardtopi fully equip.
ped; fi,0ob, NORTHWEST MOT
OR8 tne,l 4401 Conn. ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1884 s-dr,. s7abi
owner since new; immaculate
ssend. FLOOD PONTIAC, bioc
PLYM. 'se 2-dE. nsv-car como;
esSrsS' 5Oa w. Broad st. Fall
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr, Savoy sedan
2-tone, powerflite, heater, nylon
tires with less than 5000 miles
condition ,'t ssib s saiSVY kE. se7sss
ray Hhish; auto. trans. etc;
Montgomery Stubs
I3715 Bladensburg Rd., AP. 7-292e
PLYMOUTH 1858 Savoy g" 2-dF.;
heater. turn signals. clean;
owner. Bank-rate terms; 81, 045.
WHEELER, INC. CHRYBLER CITY
|CHRYSLER PLYMQUTH-lMPkRlAL
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EM. 2-1020
PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere 81 Sc
dan Torquefiight. .ps. and pb.i
almost new; must sell Sl'7Oo
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door; equip
ped; excellent condition: Sso5.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 Carroll Ave- Takoma Park
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PONTIAC 'ss aiar chlsf convert.
ass paint: iss a.' ea Pisa ONLY
Jack Blanks Pontiac
i.ss i h.sa 2 b, NV. ab.'s..sgsSSSS
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC SO platform; low mileage.
excellent condition: gv.w. 21,000.
must sell, being trans, Box 1885,
r. Star
CHEVROLET 81 l-ton panel truck;
new paint. good tires. heater. See
this TO appreciate the price. only
S695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
GMC $3.50" tractor: new motor
ice passed for Eastern States
PTiesSS .i ts sen eau st'er . Pm
foRp 1884 is-ton pickup; 5000
TAKOMA FORD
TOSS Carroll Ave- Takoma Park
u. $1,000
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AuToMolILIs IoR SALT


c sa'n. s si 'i Slsi n 's Be- a e.
CRIMSON MOTORS. 7Of W.
5gs.ss -oSss T.iis Church Va
% e0fO 'hs klrsdoms s-dr. l5e
milfage neu-tAI eQnQi 800
kAL44 CHURCH pn eofo-PLyh
DK SOTO Us plrsdoms t-dFI
s ssa, s.E Pc .I. sass' si.sis ", 1.sc9s
Oh SOTO 1888 riredops VS. 4.
door. :. AND n, automatic, w
tiresi EXCELLENT condition. setb'
TAKOMA FORD
7oaS Carroll Aye :, Jakoma Para
DOD0E 1891 convertible; 80. 00o
s416. IA. l.io06.
DopoE 1883 coronst YES sedan
radio. heater, gyromatlc drive
clean, Special sale price. $50,
MIlEHLnA, NC cliRYaLt.h CITY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NnVW WAUIQNNAN NV MAA. A@ANNN
o sSsS. $50 StD csi sS 81. ' Saisr ''r'
D0DoE 1881 Club eoupe; .. and
b., new seat covers. me eond.,
$3.50: w. a-0Do1.
DODGE 1888 ceronet ~" a-dr J
1-tone paint, and 2. TINTED
pWktwk e4ak Cen dee. NM
5000 and nlshis AID. a-000s
ENGLIsH FORD 'b7 Zephyr. Equlp.
ped, AL. ooinG overseas. CT
6-suif.
FoRp 1887 Del Rio %" Ranch
WaRon, radio, heater, 2-tone nm
lahl extra eleani si.sfbl written
guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
500 n, I. Ave. NE. Ia. a-lO0g
F0RD 'b7 PAirlans hardtop; fully
equipped; fl,Sob, NORTHWEST
n NOT Eo iSENSsSst4 oi Conn ave
FORD 1857 Fairians cow fully
equipped. power steering; s2.2eb
or best ofier VIII 2-7ill.
AW@g ~ LMNA8AN a Aa1A WNaANANNN
air cond., fully equipped; diplomat
leaving. A2,1O0, AID. $1,000 llO-3
weekdaysl .or EM. 2-7ll0,
FORD 'b7 YES: =. and h.. TOP
cond., diplomat leaving, low mile
aee: S1,lbO. Hu. 3-6a67.se 10
III am. 70 . pm.
FORD SO CONVERT.
Fcrdomatic: pow. steer. 7, and hg
Wv; pvt. OWNER: 1900 mi. Ex
3-i424, Sat. or Mon. 70 Fri, s.
FORD 1853 station Wagon; All
metal. very nice eond. VIII guar.
any inspection. Sb0b, terms % re-
aponBible party, $50 down. Phone
ADJ 4-Q026 bet. 30 pm Mr.
ARTHUR.
FORD 1851 Tudor, black. z. and
n, Wv. tires, perfect mechanical
cond. sos. Wo. 0.7410,
FORD 1884 customline VS. de-
lightful 2-tone 1nish:. fully
equipped. Including Pordomatie;
safety tested and reeonditioned;
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nAmnLEn - a-dr, station uaeun.
We eo9e must heh immediaiels.
' 4: s:1I!. 4! q 4. " Y:
nAMnLER 'ss custom station ess !.
SOUND. humibsr q bumper 1000 1000
mi. trnnHm., clutch replaced fllk4.
SI7b, lA a-ea7i
sIuDEnAkER 1881 Champion ss.
Den: loQka and runs splendid, SIS
down, -sle month. hOpkn Nos
ItiuNpEnnInp 1905 t-ssat: a.
I'D Black. fully equipped. under
i;SosysO ca mlls'' FLOOD PONTIAC
THuNpERnIRDs $50, 80, 81, =.
and ~, Al colorA hnrdtopa and
cQnyertnlea; like new from
,pas: lov down payments. bank
Classic Motors, Inc.
ol9 Mas, Ave, NV, Nh, $500
TRIUMPH $50 IRIS n. and H.,
peaut, RED nniah, new .tireai a.
!ov AZ l0s down. bank-rate
Classic Motors, Inc.
one Mas, Ave, NV. Nh, s-aiOf
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GARAGES

GARAGE for repair work wanted,
4 or 3 cars. comml. zone, d. c.
RA 3-a627.
REAR OF 5000 BIN. GA. AVE-
Double garage, or can be used for
STORAGE. OIL. 4-1421, OIL. 4-4143.
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mKK.KhAAN1--'hA convert fNnh
Pay, Ian and q
JSi;'I d IsllS. d. s !: "! 'ssi
tAouAn 1888 Mari w sedan
coed eondilion. hahs onsf. nc
JAuuAn 1881 Marx WI Gray. les
mllsasa. =, and D. beat onsF. oV
tAdUAn 10 * 40 nc. Roadster
ihronehoui u 800. JACK pm
tIDg. iais Conn ave 81
IAouAna-,ba roadster. vnils
JACK PRY. ieth and n NV.
Ja .'si MsTs : . 80; se !. 4,
az sss.,rs pa Rek nv 'si6sh s ss'
Az 6psnH Sun. isi,ir e1'
LINCOLN 69 capri COW fql
gever sod shape must ssll
LINCOLN 1880 sports sedan; hydra
drive, nice cond. Nyb down, III
month, ROPER MOTOR Ia
MERCEDES '6s 100 q L senyi
mos. uldi save 81 900, 80 lel
fax . sSss I;a, ss's'0' JACK PAT
MERCURY 1855 s-door .edan: Ia
do, heater, turn nianan. fxcep
tionaily clean l owner. hank-ratl
terma. $1,000.
WHEELER, INC, CHRY1I.ER cITi
|cHRYGLER PLYMOUTH -iAipEhihi
WHKELNOnILK QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV, IN. 2-102s
MERCURY 1888 super de luxe ciul
coupe (h.tO. Excellent. runs AZ.
drives perfect. siib. terms 81
SRoSTroR. Ia IA. e. 2sSSa. NorA'
MERCURY 1855 hardtop; 2-tone
Mercomatic. and h.; low mile,
s sssi s1i sh '2e asasi PS ss.n is pes
MERCURY 1857 Monterey hard
top, special 2-tone red and white
contrasting charcoal with Whit
interior: fully equipped with Al
Mercury features: 1000 actua
miles. one owner, new-car condi'
tinn. Blue Ribbon guarantee. Res.
piar SsI6o6 value. Discount price
S~f~e's
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RIVER VIEW PARK = sHENAN-
DOAH RIVER = Large wooded
lots, mountain and river views
basin, beautiful nicnic and recre-
alton area; So miles from Dis
trict; most lots S4o5; terms. s26
down. $40 mo, On property every
day, DIR. Follow Rte. 2 through
Leesburg 3 mi. 70 Rte. Q. through
View PARK" left 3 mi. STOP al
once on property for permission
10 picnic. Cali TE. 6-784O.
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Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. All. "a. 7-e400
MERCURY $50 2-dr. hardtop; 2. and
h.. Merc-matic. Wv, tires, l.
owner, low milage. 2-tone, A.bsb,
$3.50 .dn., balance financed thru
local bank. immed. del. cat 10.
4-SO36.
MERCURY 'B5 Custom V-S 2-door:
attractive mint-green hnish, har-.
moniEinG interior. fully equipped
including overdrive. safety tested
and guaranteed: . regular sl'Ss0
value
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:IOLMSTEAD Olds

PACKARD 1858 cius coupe; radio,
heater, ultra. drive: $1,000 miles;
owner cannot get permit: saerince
S425. Terms SIS down. ROPER,
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NA-S0NNA stA~Af @Afeco
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 wilson blvd, Ari. IA. 7-s4oo
PORsCmEs-Juzt received ship
ment Of hrand-uew 1858 Carreras
and Coupes. many 20 select from;
also several top quality used. from
a. low a. sf.3dd MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS. 9TH and n Gts
nv. no, $4,000
PORscHF 81 1900 silver coupe:
II 900 MT, Z, and h. IA, 1854,
PoRscHEs. 'Bs. new 1890" cpe
and 'bs new 1000 sunroof: "a
Super speedster. S2,005; also "a
cple. 'b7 1900" rdstr, JACK PRY,
t4th and Que. Open Sun. after l
RAMBLER 'bs Super 4-dr. sedan;
J, and h., overdrive. backup lights.
bic wheel discs. reclining seats.
Wv tires: Is actual miles. new
car guarantee. not permitted 20
indicate factory list price. Our
discount priee. Sass.
OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson Blvd, Ari. IA, 7-s4O0
RAMBLER 1859: spiendid cond.,
SD down, Sef month. ROPER
MOTOR. LA. $4,000
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c nm. s ~ s;sssi Ia AZ 'S ., 4. =.
onhIsol nQToRs zlI w
qgeaa a1a rAns Church Va
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TRIANGLE FORD

FoRp 1851 Del RIO 20" Ranch
al ss.Is 1 sisaSi si.SlSI written
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EVA II LIN ~ % 49, -
CHEVROLET 1853: :. and h.. very
nice cond. Sacrifice. 1895. Terms
ROPER fVT MOTOR, i Ia. s:s7oo.
CHEW. '55 B.A. h.t.: T., h., new
car cond. Bank finance $500.
4 4TOsd q. ra MSt cSSTs:h. Va Va W
CHEVROLET 1858 1mpala con-
vertible; lease with option 70
purchase; $3.50 per month.
ROYAL Auto Leasing, Inc.
1901 r. I. Ave WA. 7-7170
CHEW 1856 6-pass. wagon; economy
plus; like new; S1.195..
Montgomery Stubs
37I5 Bladenshurg Rd.. Ar. 1929
CHEVROLET '5S: radio and heater:
beaut. black finlsh, all GOOD tires.
new slip covers, See 70 appreciate
the value; S69b.
KenVon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd. "a. 10000
CHEVROLET 'b4 4-dr. sedan; T.
sns h; zoPOWsrSiids; pert eond,
Jack Blanks Pontiac
1882 i.sg i h4in 8 s. NV NV R Sb s ssoS
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air sport
coupe hardtop; excellent eondi-
ton; $3.50. FL. 6-S012.
CHEVROLET $50 convertible; Gus
4-Ss1s, bet. 1913.
CORVETTE SO: straight stick. A.
barrel esSSur .sS Ai 4; 9 snc n
tops: as low as 10ss down, bank
rate financing.
Classic Motors, Inc.
e19 Mass. Ave. NV. NE e-51o4
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Dc hOTO Us FlFedoms t-dI.l I
Ell ven clean; ii .1ls W, f-sOfs
Oh SOTO 1888 riredops VS. 4.
llIs.i sEosllsnl so1dlIleni lstb.
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PACKARD 'b3 sedan: excel. oond.,
s sis s9 aIIyeie ReEsr orakea'
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LINCOLN 1880 hpoFtl ledan; hydra
$ssth hcsTR 'HofoR la
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MERCURY 1898 A-doof sedan: re-.
do, heater, turn aianaa: excep-
tionally clean ! owner. nank-rAts
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ssico' nra isp new islIISI .ss S1ss5'
sssi .sgg, es seat Y. FLOOD Pom
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
sEASHORE PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

kEHoBOTH BEAcH-ocean front
apts. and cottages: immac, S ~
VII. up. Less In Sept. OIL. 4-3bb3.
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HIELM6NS-Brand-neW '5S sta
ton wagons. Family roominess
with up TO 40 m.p.g.: 81 ,d39 Also
selection Of sedAns and converti-
bles. SOS down with bank nnanc-
ing: MANHATTAN IMPORTED
CARS. 18th and r SITS. NV. no.
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DODGE 1888 coronet -" l-dr !,
2-tone paint, : and 2. tinted
slsss gunesss55s-pree tu a eElE
9 .s6hao .u s'p a.shs San ap aa g.oJ IA
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JAqgAR 20 * 80 nc, TosdsIsIi
hIpfa iais Conn ave IT
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1881 Cub coupe: .. and
sgsSss'yS ''; s.ss sSy.F- me ''Ad''
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MERCEDES 'se 100 q. 1 senytil
ss ssssi: sS'abt. SAcK'PkS
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i::ss.S 8; II j. i s;sSllS-,E
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MERCURY 1888 super ds LUXE Club
sosps ,htl. Excellent run. spe
sHHcSTnnn. ~ ~ al9S22nnd6AI HoFhl'
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sts ,,ssss ma sssI ' SS:l 81
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PACKARD 1919 sedan Cd, 2. and
s e. fsf ;isS slrsS on eo sIss7s $40 mech
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FoKD '55 FaIfians Tudor baFdtop;
ieaving: S2'iO0, AID. $1,000 uO-3
weekdaysl .or EM. 2-7flO.
FORD 'b7 YES: .. and h.. TOP
s sss: s i,4iS1 III. s-sabg.. ; %
hi am. 8 70 D pm.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03

The Lambert Hi-Liters Az
Club held their second meeting
Monday, November II. in the
fifth and sixth grade room Of
the Lambert grade school.
Mrs. Fetsch, leader, is going IL
hand out registration cards fol-
the members to fill out for Mrs
Janet Redgren, Home Demon
stration Agent. Mrs. Redgren will
then send the books appropriate
for the projects they have chosen.
The dues for the year were set
at so cents.
1t was decided that the re-
naming meetings for the All
club year would be held on the
third Thursday of every month in
the fifth and sixth grade room of
the grade school.
The program for the following
meetings is to be decided at a
meeting of the executives at
Teresa Burton's home. The date
for this meeting was not decided.
They r also going to discuss
who should serve lunches for
meetings.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed some of the member played
games.
Patti Schilling. Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
nE nICII NE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF III STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
DONALD r. AIDWORTH and
FRANCES G.. ALDWORTH.
husband and wife.
Plaintiffs.
TAYLOR J. WELLS and LAURA A.
WELLS. his wife. If any; HERBERT
GRAY M HATTIE M. GRAY, his
wife. if any: the unknown heirs and
unknown deviSees of CONSTANTINE
CATTANEO; RICHLAND COUNTY,
MONTANA. a body polite and cor
porate and n of the political sub
HATTIE j. LOKEN, as County Trea-
surer of Richland County, Montana;
n all unknown heirs an devisees
of any defendant who may be
known, claiming or who might claim
any right. title. estate or interest in.
or lien or encumbrance upon the
real property described in the Com
plant, OF any thereof, adverse to
plaintiffs ownership, or any cloud
such claim or possible claim be pre-
sent or contingent, including any
claim or possible claim of dover.
inchoate or accrued,
Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE DEFENDANTS. AND TO ALL
OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN.
GREETINGS:
You are hereby summoned TO
answer the Complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of Court. a copy of which is
herewith served upon you, and 10
file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty (20) days after the
of the day of service: and in case of
your failure TO appear, or answer.
judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded
IN the Complaint.
This action is brought for the
Inc above entitled Court quieting
title in the plaintiffs to the lands and
premises specifically described as
follows. to-w1t:
The North Half Of the Southwest
T@enty-four "a township hi r SsenSn
six (26l North of Range Fifty
$50 E.MPM.; The South
west Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter tSWASWl4l, Lots Four and
Eight a & 81 of Section Fourteen
90; Township Twenty-six t28l
E.M:P.M> The Southeast Quarter
OF the Southeast Quarter (SEI4SEi4)
of Section Fifteen ISL, Township
Twenty-six 1861 North of Range
Fifty-seven f5D EM.P.M.: Lot Four
"a Of Section Twenty-three (23)
Township Twenty-six t2s) North Of
Range Fi~fty-seven t57) EMPM.;
The Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter (NENEi4) and
the Northwest QUARTER f7SWHE OF
Section Thirty-two 1927, Township
Twenty-seven (27) North OF Range
F~hty-seven (57) EMPM.; Lots
One, Two. Three. -Four. Six n
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
LEGAL NOTICES

Eight q. 2. 3, 4. 6, & 81, the South.
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
CSWl4NWA) and the Southwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
tSWE4SW14) of Section Twenty-sis
l26),. Township T~wenty-six Cog
North of Range Fifty-seven ISL
EM.P-M., Richland County. Mon
tana.
WITNESS my hand and the seal oil
this Court this End day of December.
A. D.. 1858.
ALMA MURPHY
COURT SEAL)
SANDERS g. CRESAP
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
P. O.. Address: Box 953
Business Address:
2l2 Central Avenue South
Sidney, Montana
Publish Dec. 3. 10. II and "a
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
TAX COLLECTIONS TAKE
DROp IN MONTANA

Cigarette and various types Of
state income taxes led the DROP
in Montana tax collections for
November.
The State Board of Equaliza-
ton Tuesday reported November
collections of all but property
taxes totaled $2,911,000, or $719,-
600 less than October.
The November collections also
were below the comparable 1857
month, but collections for IL
months of this year wer $671 900
ahead of the comparable period a
year ago.
Chairman j. F. Reid of the
Board of Equalization said the in
creased collections were due most
ly to tax increases by the legisla-
ture.
Although total collections were
up in the first IL months of this
year, gasoline tax collections
dropped S2,506, 900 and diesel col
lections dropped $4,000. The leg
islature in 1857 did not re-enact
one cent of the states motor fuel
tax.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
PAST PRESIDENTS FARLEY
HOLDS CH0I8TAAS PARTY

The Past Presidents Farley OF
the American Legion Auxiliary of
Richland Post No. IL, held its an
nual Christmas party and gift ex-
change at the Girl Scout Cabin
Tuesday evening. Hostesses for
the $50 dinner which proceeded
the business meeting were Mrs.
j. l.. Turner. Mrs. Ida Kincaid,
Mrs. Ed Ulmen, Mrs. w. j. Seitz,
Sr., Mrs. Guy Severson, Mrs.
Glenn Hall, Mrs. J. H. Clark and
Mrs. Austin Paulson.
Following the gift exchange,
Mrs Martha Marion presided at
the business meeting Plans were
made to send a Round Robin gift
to Mrs Bob Evans, president of
the Farley, who is spending the
winter in Mesa, Ariz., and to hold
the final meeting of the year in the
early spring, at a date to be
chosen by the hostesses. A
social hour concluded the evenings
entertainment.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
FRED MIELKE DISCUSSES
CITY PLANNING AT MEETING
OF WOMEN'S CLUB

The regular meeting of the
Sidney Women's Club was held
Dec. ! at the home of Mrs. Al
Johns. After the business SEES
sion Mr.. Fred Mielke talked to the
members present about City
Planning, and the PROCESS being
made in Sidney towards the
development of a City Planning
Board. A lovely lunch was served
to conclude the program by the
h~ostesses Mrs. Al Johns, Mrs.
Harry Clark and Mrs. J. F. Muir
ply The next meeting of the
club will be a Christmas Supper
cite on Dec. Is at $50 in the
evening.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-03
FIVE APPEAR ON POLICE
BLOTTEH DURING WEEK

Kenneth Moen Of Sidney was
fined $40 for failure to drive In
a careful and prudent manner.
Edward Sheehan of Sidney
forfeited a S25 bond when charg-
ed with intoyication.
Mildred Wilson of Sidney was
fined SIS for disturbance of the
peace.
Elvin Finnicum, Sidney, failure
to drive in a careful and prudent
manner. Fined $40.