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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14

chek encareciendole una "revi-
sion minuciosa' de las relaciones
entire las n~aciones americans.
Eisenhower pidio al gobernante
brasileno que sugiriese que podia
hacerse para contener Ia erosion
que estan sufriendo las relaciones
interamericanas.
Sc tiene entehdido que Kubits-
chek Sc manifesto p~artidario de
una nueva reunion de los jefes de
estado de las veintiuna %repuhlicas
pero que Rubottom Sc mostro FRO
ante la idea. En- vez de aquello,
Rubottom habria insinuado que Es-
tados Unldos era partidario de
una reunion de Ministries de Re-
laciones Exteriores como primer
paso, segun dijeron los informan-
teS oflciaies.
Colombia, que propuso una
c%onferencia de cancilleres en- abril
ultimo, hara resurgir la idea, Sc
gun s~eNespera, cuando SUI Ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores, Carlos
SAM Santa Maria, llegue aqu a
Washington hoy
En- declaration distribuida a la
prensa despues de SUI regreso, Ru-
bottom dice;
mi mission al Brasil con ell obie-
to de entregar la respuesta del
Presidente Eisenhower, a la carta
del Presidente Kubitschek, esta
terminada. Las dos cartas hablan
elocuentemente de las calurosas v
amistosas relacioens entire los dos
presidentes y sirven para subrayar
la h%iStorica buens voluntad, mas
viva hoy que en- ningun otro mo-
mento anterior, entire Ell pueblo de
Brasil y ell pueblo de Estados Uni
dos.
Ell hecho de que Sc las inter-
cambiase, demuestra ademas ell
meJoramiento de la f~raternidad.
entire los estados que constituent
la Organization de los Estados
(PaSa a Ia PagIna 81
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consldera que en- la afiebrada ac-
tlvldad actual, para mejorar las
r~elaclones interamericanas, exis.
tie Ell peligro de que Sc pasen Dor
alto los organos tradicionales de
la OEA.
Tia habldo, por otra parte. pro-
poslclones extraoficiales para una
Junta de jefes de estado y mas
tormales para una conferencia
de Ministries de Relaciones Ex-
teriores.
Els evidente que en-. Washing
ton todavia no Sc ha llegado q
una conclusion .sobre que seria
preferible: una reunion de mi
nlstros de relaciones e~xteriores
u otra conferencia economical, de
la que participarian los Ministries
de Hacienda y Economic.
FL Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores del Brasil, Jose Carlos
de Macedo Soares, declare en- Rio
de Janeiro a comienzos de la &C.
mana que ell intercambio de car
tas de los presidentes Kubits-
chek y Eisenhower podria llevar
a una u otra.
Roy Rubottom; Ell Secretario
Adjunto de Estado Para Asuntos
Interamericanos, manifesto en-
Rio de Janeiro, segun Sc ha in
tornado, que en- SUI opinion seria
mas conveniente una junta de
Ministries de Relaciones Exterio-
res.
Ell ano pasado Sc realizo en-
Buenos Aires una conferencia
economical, pero a juicio de mu-
chos latinoamericanos no salts
fizo las esperanzas en- ella depo-
sitadas. La mayoria de los fun
cionarios latinoamericanos ten
de a responsibilities a la rigidez
de Estados Unidos la falta de
exito.
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de la Repdblica, Tgnacio Copete Ii
zarralde, expidieron una declara-
cion eonjunta, advirtiendo que ell
emprestito de 103 millones de d6la-
res, contratado con bancos de los
Estados Unidos, no es una seduction
definitiva para la situaci6n econo-
mica colombiana.
En- la declaration Sc ratifica la
politica gubernamental de contro-
lar ell crecimiento de los medios de
pago para frenar ell proceso infla-
cionario, pero Sc advierte que no
Sc eXtremaran las actuales restric-
clones sobre ell credito bancario.
Igualmente Sc anuncia que las i'm
portaciones del pals Sc sujetaran a
% millones de dolares al mes, de
acuerdo con 10 convenido con las
entidades que concedieron ell EN-
prestito.
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|Nuevas Ideas Para Robufecer Ia.
|Unidad Interamericana ha Traldo.
de Brasil Ell Senor Roy Rubottom
POr: N

WASHINGTON JUNO 10 CUPID
Ell Secretario de Estado Adjunto
NORTHUMBERLAND Roy R Rubottom,
regreso de sus Conversations con
Ell Presidente del Brasil, Juscelino
Kubltschek, trayerdo nuevas ideas
para robustecer la unidad ,intera-
merl1ana
Rubottom dijo que presentaria
las proposicioncs al Presidente
Eisenhower, pero Sc nego a con-
firmal o desmentir las conieturas
que Sc estan hacienda. en- ell SEN
lido de que los planes envuelven
una conferencia de los Ministries
de Relac'ones Exteriores, de las
veintiuna republicas del hemisfe-
rio.
Rubottom Sc dirigio en- avion a
Rio de Janeiro Ell domingo ultimo.
con ell objeto &c hacer entrega.
personalmetne, de la respuesta del
Presidente Eisenhower a una carta
que lie envio Ell primer mandata-
rio brasileno, Juscelino Kubits-
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Gel TEMPO" ACUSA 4
EMBAJADAS

BOGoTA, JUNO 13.-(UPD-El
periodico Gel TEMPO" acus6 a las
embajadas de Ell Salvador, Para
quay, Guatemala y Ecuador, de
permitir que los m~ilitares y civiles
que Sc re%fugiaron en- elias, despues
de fracasar la revuelta armada del
dos de mayo, Sc committeeman con
personas extranas.
'El TEMPO" sostiene que las
normas del asilo diplomatico fue-
ron violadas.
Las embajadas mencionadas So
l~icitaron salvoconductos para los
asilados pero ell gobierno de Co.
lombia rechaz6 la c~alificacion de
refugiados p~oliticos, sosteniendo
que Sc trata de delincuentes comu-
mes. Ell gobierno colombiano anun-
clio que denunciara las conveneie-
mes sobre Ell asilo 81 la opinion pc
dida a la Organization de Estados
Americanos resultara adverse a SUI
tests.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14

gunta sobre los medicines r~elacio-
nados con la vista de Richard Nj
xon a Caracas, replica que tales
manifestations fueron encabeza-
das por I'm ndmero reducido de
extremists, Estimo, sin embargo,
que norteamericanos y latinoame-
ricanos habian descubierto ahora
que, como resultado de esos he
chos, podian aprender una apre-
ciable cantidad de lecciones.
Expreso su opinion de que ell
(Pasa a la Paglna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14
Peseadores Chilenos Dicen Huber
visto Submarine no dentificudo

de la bahia de Tocopilla, situada
en- los % grades de latitud sur.
Anade que Sc ordenaron vuelos
milltares sobre la IONA para ira
tar de localizar la nave, sin exito
aparente.
En- Santiago, la capital, la
Direction General de la Arma-
da entrego la siguiente declara-
ci6n Official:
La superioridad naval no ha
comprobado, hasta la fecha, la
presencia del submarine no iden-
titicado que habria sido visto
(Pasa a La Pagfna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14
Cruz ROja de Nicaragua
presia AuxiIios

10 de JUNO
CUPID. - La Cruz Roia nj
caraguense esta prestando
auxilio a doscientas familias
del barrio de BolonIa damni-
ficades de las lluvias torren.
clales que han caido- en- la
cludad e inundado varios ba-
rrios.
Ell aqua desciende con gran
tuerza deSde las sierras ale
danas, inundando casas Y ca
lies. Algunos vehiculos han
sido volcados.
Ell gobierno tomo medidas
de emergencia para auxiliar
a los perjudicados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14

VALPARAISO, Chile, JUNO 13
-(UPD-El vespertino local
LA Estrella," dice hoy que pes
cadores del puerto norteno de
Tocopilla informan que ell vier-
mes pasado, avistaron a un sub
marino de nacionalidad no iden-
tificada, navegando en- aguas chi
lenas.
Segun ell periodico, los pesca-
dores dijeron que Ell submarine
fue avistado cuando navegaba So
bre la superficie y que posterior-
mente Sc sumergio en- las afueras
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14
GESTIONAN
DE

BOGOTA, JUNO 13.--(UPD-La
prensa hizo un llamamiento a los
familiares de I'm ingeniero. COLON
biano, cautivo en- campos de con-
contraction de Russia desde 1945,
para que Sc presenter al detecti-
vismo y den informes que permitan
pedir su extradici6n.
Ell ingeniero, Fernando Rodri-
guez, fue apresado por los rusos en-
Austria y su e~xistencia fue reveal.
ola pori eun antique prisionero en-
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Delegation Uruguuya en- oEA suqiere
0tru Conferenciu Economical de las
II RepUblicus de Este Hemisferio
P0r JOSEPH HINSHAW

WASHINGTON, JUNO 49,
(UPI)-La delegation uruguaya
al Consejo Economico y Social
lnteramericano, ha sugerido que
las 81 republicas americans con-
Sideren Ia posibilidad de efectuar
otra conferencia economical in
teramericana.
Washington Bermudez, Ell re-
presentante del Uruguay, solicit6
y obtuvo que Ell lunes entrante
Sc efectue una session especial
para la consideration de SUI pro-
%posicion. AL parecer Bermudez
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pos politicos exigiesen que Sc cam
biase la formula del cincuenta por
ciento para cada parte, Vazquez
replica:
EN- terminus generates, creo
que todos los politicos Sc ceniran
a los acuerdos actuales'.
AL hacersele la inevitable pre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14

CuMpIIeHuO SUS acueTdOS con las
companies ~productoras de petro-
leo ex~tranjeras por los ~cuales los
beneficios Sc reparten por parties
iguales entire esas empreSas y ell
gobierno de Caracas.
A la pregunta de 81 habia alguna
posibilidad de que algunos CRU
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14
ACUERDO DE PARTIDOS
POLITICOS

BOGOTA, JUNO Is (UPI)-Los
directories nacionales de los dos
partldos llegaron a I'm acuerdo. so.
bre medidas ~concretas de aplica.
clon Immediate para combatir Ia.
Vlolencla, y anunciaron que res.
paldaran a la junta militar de 90.
blerno en- sus esfuerzos por resta.
blecer Ia paz en- ell departments
del Tolima.
La determination de las directi-
vas politicas Sc tom6 durante INA
serle de a%saltos, saqueos v arrasa-
mlentos que grupos de forapidos
han llevado a cabo en- la Ultima Sc
mana en- ell Tolima, departamento
sltuado en- la region general del
pals.
Antes de reunirse, las directivas
naclonales de los dos partidos, con-
terenclaron con ell Brigadier Gene
raj, Rafael Navas Pardo, miembro
de la Junta Militar de Gobierno,
con QUEEN analizaron la ~situacion
general.
La primera conclusion a que lie
garon los dos partidos fue la de
celebrar una semana por la paz ma
clonal, 'cuya realization Sc conside.
ra lnmlnente, y la cual Sc approve.
chara para explicar intensivamen.
tie los fines de la politica de union
n%acional, pactada por liberales '
Conservatives, y la necesidad de
que Sc aeabe con TODD brote de
Violencia. Igualmente los dos par.
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14

ell mismo campo quien llev6 Las
noticias a la embajada colombiana
en- Paris. Segdn este, ell ingeniero
Rodriguez esta preso en- Ell campo
de concentration de Bulun, de JAG.
kuk, Siberia del Norte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-14
Venezuela Seguird Cump|iendo sus.
con las Cias. Petro|eras
Declare en- Nueva York ell Dr.. siro vdzqvez

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 13. -(UPD- Ell doctor Siro Vazquez, ex
Director de la Creole Petroleum Corporation y actualmente coordina-
dor de production de la Standard Oil de Nueva Jersey, declare en-
una audiencia a la prensa en- esa cnudad, que Venezuela continuarfa
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Advierte Minisfro de Haeiendu
AdVierfe Minisfro de Haeienda
En- pr6stito Contratado en-
EE. UU. no es una SoIuci6n
al Prob|ema de Colombia

BOGOTA, JUNO 13.-(UPD-El
Ministro de Hacienda, JESUS Maria
Marulanda y ell gerente del Banco
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04

CHURCH SCHOOL TO
CLOSE WITH PICNIC

Inc Peoples congregational
church school had over 100 chill
dren enrolled on the first day in
the theme Personal Religious
Living" The school will continue
through Friday with a sharing
on Sunday at IL a. m. and a pic
mic in the park, following. Two
special guests will be with them
on Friday - Miss Marie McGin-
mis- and Miss Lale Semerderaglu
of Istanbul, Turkey.
The teachers are as follows:
Kindergarten - Mrs. H. Jensen,
Mrs. ]. Member, Shirley Ander-
son, Judy Gray; Primary -
Betty Francis, Kay Petersen,
Mrs. R. Petersen, Shirley Pal
mer, Betty Tofte; Lower Junior
= Mrs. j. Petersen, Mrs. ".
Holmquist, Mrs. G. Tuott, Mrs. Al
Ruggles; Junior MRS. T..
Schields, Mrs. D. Nutter, Mrs.
B. McLain; Jr. Hi - Mrs. Ned
Whitman; Mrs. L. ]. Lee, song
leader; Mary Lou Putnam, plan
list; Bernard McLain, director.
The project of the school is
to send clothing to those in need.
An offering is being taken daily
to send our used good clothing.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04

Sheehan. Connie and Rickie, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carda and
Duane, Anton Carda, ST., Mr.:
and Mrs. George Carda and
Chuck and Mrs. Antoine Garcia
Jr., and Jim.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna, Linda
and Edmund called at the Joe
Klasna home Friday.
Callers at the George Carda
home Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan and family
and Mrs. Antoine Carda and chill
dren.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan
and family called at the Antoine
Carda home Sunday evening.
MIR and Mrs. John Carda and
Don and Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Carda and family assisted the
George Cardas Monday in get
ting ready for their sale.
A large crowd attended Geo.
Carda's sale Tuesday. Mrs. John
Carda, Mrs. Evelyn Rosaaen, MRS.
Antoine Carda, Mrs. Emma Fink
and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna helped
Mrs. Geo. Carda fix lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
FINE TO
RED CROSS DRIVE"
SAYS

Richland County Red Cross
campaign funds have reached the
total of S2242.9 90, it was announ-
ced this week by Henry j. Sche-
pens, Chapter President. Most
solicitations are completed.
Mr.. Schepens expressed appre-
citation for the organization work
done by John Hall, Fund Drive
Chairman in Sidney and sur
rounding areas; to Mrs. Lucy
Fisher for her organization in the
rural areas; to Kay Anseth, who
Spearheaded the drive in Fair
view; to Mrs. Helen Ross, Publici-
ty chairman, and to the many
fine spirited people who assisted
with the canvass in Richland
county.
Mrs. Alma Murphy, at the
court house in Sidney, has been
elected treasurer and will accept
any contributions which have
been delayed.
Chapter officials expressed sat-
isfaction and gratitude at the re-
Spouse of Richland county resi-
dents through donations and ex-
tend a vote of thanks to all who
contributed.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04

and where they were also dinner
guests.
Mrs. Eddie Vaira visited at the
James Vaira home Wednesday
afternoon. On Thursday evening
she left from Glendive by bus
to go to a little town in North
Dakota, near Bismarck to attend
a college roommate's wedding for
which she was matron of honor.
Harold Carda, who is working
in Mobridge, S. D., arrived home
Thursday evening for a visit over
the Memorial Day week end.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vaira and
children were shoppers in. Sid
ney Thursday.
Ed Carda and Babe Verschoot
called at the Antoine Carda home
Thursday evening after baseball
practice.
The community could have had
a lot of excitement Thursday
evening, as lightning struck an
REA pole about a mile west of
Bill Petrik's and caught it on
fire, and also some pasture of
Antoine Carda's. But luck was
with us and it burned to a plow-
ed field of Petrik's and stopped.
Antoine called Joe Murphy, line
man of the LYREA line crew
and they came out and repaired
the damage.
Goo late for last week.
Business callers in Sidney Fri
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04

Miss Marie McGinnis and Miss
Lale Semenderaglu are special
guests at Peoples Congregation
al church all day Friday and the
public is cordially invited from
8 a. m. to 10 a. m. to visit va
cation church school. Miss Nc
Ginnis, graduate of jamestown,
N. D., taught in a Congregation
al Missionary school in Turkey
for four years. Next year, she
plans to teach in Harlowton,
Montana. Miss Lale Semendera-
glu graduated from jamestown
College, June 2. She has been
in America almost Q years study
ing economics and politics. She
plans to do more graduate work
before returning to Turkey. She
is a transfer student from the
university of Istanbul. 1t was
while she was at a secondary
school for Turkish students at the
American Academy for Girls that
her hopes to study in the u. S.
began to be realized. Transfer
of funds are necessary plus schol-
arships and exchange fellowShips.
Miss Semenderaglu started
studying English when she was
IL. For the next seven years
she was preparing herself in
all areas to enter the University
of Istanbul. She flew to New
York and to jamestown in 1856.
During the summers she has Wis
tied the various colleges of the
nation. She had distinguished
herself at jamestown College.
Her school life has been diff
ferent from other students, even
that of her brother, who attend
ed French schools and learned
his technical courses in that lang
uage. He is a lawyer. Both Lale's
father and grandfather have died
since she came to this country,
but her mother still lives in Is
tanbul. She awaits Lale's return
from America with a Masters
Degree from an American uni
yerSity,
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
Jaycees and
Jayceens Hold
installation

The Sidney Jaycees and jay
ceens installed new officers al
a joint ceremony at the Sidney
Country Club Saturday evening
a steak dinner with all the trim
mings proceeded the installation
ceremony, and dancing followed,
New officers installed by the
Jaycees were Dean Thogersen,
president; Robert Stayton, sec
retary-treasurer; internal vice
president, Eldon Steffens; ex-
ternal vice president, Walter
Dasinger; directors Leroy
Ekedahl, James Tidyman, Ell
mel Allen, and Donald Shading.
The installing officer was out
going president, Robert Hall.
Jayceen officers installed at a
candlelight ceremony were pres
ident. Mrs. Robert Stayton; vice
president, Mrs. Harvey Pavek;
treasurer, Mrs. Dean Thogersen;
secretary, Mrs. Henry Turner.
chairmen named were
Mrs. James Tidyman, projects;
Mrs. Leroy Ekedahl, publicity;
Mrs. Victor Koch, membership;
Mrs. Robert Anvik, hostesses
and programs; Mrs. Willard
Schmitz. scrapbook. The install
ng officer was Mrs. Robert Hall.
Awards were also presented to
members for special work
various fields. William For
received the award as
he Outstanding Jaycee', and
Ray Kordonowy as the "Out-
landing New Jaycee." Eldon
;teffens was named the Out
landing Committee Chairman"
recognition of his work at the
Auction.
Arrangements for the Jayceens
yere directed by Mrs. Matt Das-
niger, Jr.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
Prosperous
Valley
BY Mrs. Antoine Carda

Kenneth Klasna was a business
caller in Lambert and Fairview
Friday.
Sidney shoppers Friday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carda and
boys and Anton Carda ST., were
business callers in Sidney Friday.
LeVon Schlenz and Dolly Shee-
han stopped at the Antoine Carda
home Saturday on their return
from Kalispell. They had been
Friday overnight guests of the
Edwin Schlenz's Of Somers. The
E. Schlenz's are Mrs. Carda's
parents.
Sunday was moving day again
for the Antoine Cardas who NOV
ed to their new farm which
they recently bought from George
Carda. Helping move were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Keneth Klas-
ma and family and Mrs. Bertha
Cornelia and Virgil.
Lavon Schlenz, Dolly Sheehan
and Chuck Carda were brief call
ers at the Antoine Carda home
Sunday on their way to Frazier
where Elmdale played ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Frasca of
Sidney motored out to their
farm Monday and brought out
a refrigerator which they will
use when on the farm this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carda
and Chuck motored to Broadus
on Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Carda and family. They
returned to Sidney Tuesday, and
Mrs. Albert Carda and children
accompanied them back and will
spend a few days with her folks,
the Harry Andersons.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna motored
to Richey Tuesday to get her
nephews Bill and Bob Cornelia.
The boys will spend the sum-
mer with their grandmother. Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia.
Tuesday afternoon callers at
the Keneth Klasna home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klasna ST., and
Mrs. Antoine Carda and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carda
and Chuck motored to Richey
Wednesday morning to get their
meat out of the locker and then
on to the Antoine 0ardas to fin
ish loading their last belongings,
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
ROBERT s. JARVIS
AT FORT BRAGG

Fort Bragg, N. c. (AHTNC)-
Specialist Third Glass Robert S.
Jarvis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Jarvis, sos Seventh ST,
Sc, Sidney, Mont, recently re-
turned to Fort Bragg, N. c., af-
ter participating in Exercise
Eagle Wing" at Fort Campbell,
Ky.
Specialist Jarvis entered the
Army in November 1856. He is
an administrative specialist in
Company A of the 82d Airborne
Signal Battalion.
The 20-year-old soldier is a
1856 graduate of Sidney high
school and attended Eastern Mon
tana College of Education.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
~TORGERSON
SERVING IN KOREA

Seoul (AHTNC) : Army Pvt.
Lawrence A. T%orgerson, "a, son
of Mrs. Ida Mae Torgerson, Gull
bertson, Mont, recently arrived
in Korea and is now a member
of the Korean Military Advisory
group in Seoul.
T~orgerson, a light-vehicle dri-
yer, entered the army last De-
cember and completed basic
training at Fort Ord, Calf. He
attended Bainville high school.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
Shortage of
Nurses Discussed
By American N. A

New York The American
Nurses Association has express
ed deep concern over continuing
rapid expansion of hospital facil-
tiles in the face of the critical
shortage of nurses and other
health personnel to man them.
While supporting the extension
Of the Hospital Survey and Con-
struction Act now before a House
subcommittee on health and SCI
ence, the ANA urged better COM
munity planning for meeting the
nursing needs of these expand
ing hospital facilities. In a writ
ten statement to the subcommit-
tee, Ella Best, executive sec
rotary Of ANA, pointed out that
hospitals without qualified nurs-
es cannot provide the service
which communities need and de-
mand from these facilities.
Miss Best reminded the sub
committee that professional nurs-
ing service is an essential COM
ponent of modern medical care,
whether that care is provided in
small rural hospitals or in large
metropolitan medical centers. She
went on to recommend that, es-
pecially in rural area where the
need is greatest, serious atten-
ton be given TO providing incen-
tives to attract and hold quail
fled nursing personnel. We'll in
advance of the building of facili-
tees" said Miss Best, "commu-
mites should plan realistically for
stating those facilities. Such
planning should include consider
alton of needs for professional
nurses, and of the needs of
nurses for a standard of living
commensurate with their con-
tribution to the community
In addition to local and state
action" her statement continued,
the Congress should act to as
sure that the federal government
an appropriate contribu-
lion to the education of the
health professions" The Ameri-
IAN Nurses Association believes
hat the growing demand for {
nursing personnel must be met
.oncurrently with the increase !
hospital facilities.
The ANA also asked the sub .
committee to give serious con- ;
liberation to the separate, but .
quail" clause in the Hospital Sur :
'ey and Construction Act. The :
INA maintains that health and :
Welfare programs supported by :
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
MRS.
AWARDED
f IRON

Mrs. Mack Armstrong Of Sid
ney was the lucky winner of a
General Electric steam iron in
a recent nationwide contest
sponsored by the Mould Hosiery
Company and their dealers. Their
hosiery in this area is featured
by the Yellowstone Mercantile
Company.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04
ELM CoULEE PROSECUTORS

The FL mCoulee Prospectors All
club held their regular monthly
meeting at the Melvin Kohlman
home Wednesday, May 81 at Z
p. m.
We discussed Talent Night
which will be held June 6, and
County All Camp which will
be at the fairgrounds July 9th
through 18th. 1t was decided we
would not take part in either of
them this year.
The club will hold its next
meeting Wednesday, June Is at
7 p. m. at the Frank Balducke
home. Roll call will be answered
with plants Poisonous to Ami
mails"
Myrtle Balducke, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-04

Rev. Chester Larson will be
speaking at the Both annual Sun
day school convention, June 3
and 4 at las and 700 p. m.
There will be four sessions with
topics as follows:
Reaching your community
through visitation and follow up"
The key to the Sunday school
is the teacher"
Evangelism"
And a film entitled STARS
in Your Crown"
The Sunday school convention
is held at the Eastern Montana
Bible Camp located southwest
of Lambert. Everyone is invited.