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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, June %
R.-Dr. Laverne A. Brooks,
46, a professor Of education at
the University of Alabama, died
of a heart attack today.
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Sea- Going Jeep Takes
.Enoineer' Round Globe

When Ben Carlin tells people he went around the world
an amphbous eep they always want to know how he got
across the oceans.
And when he tells them that he crossed the Atlantic and
Pacific in his little eep they at him in disbelief Or shrug
and turn away. m
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Auction Sales Rise
In Spite Of Slump

NEW YORK. June 20 VH.-
One Of the worlds largest At
auction houses said today that
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StricterD. &C. owUrged
By Optometric Group

The American Optometric Association yesterday called on
State associations assist In efforts 10 amend the Districts
eptometry law.
me association installed Dr. Hoyt Purvis Jonesboro.
Ark AZ ia president In other business concluded at Its 6st
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Grounds, Md, and converted it
at Annapolis. Nd. during l947.
With his Boston-born wife.
Mr.. Carlin left Halifax in the
Half Safe" on July 10. 1850,
on the 2.000-mile voyage to
the Azores. Landing there ex-
actly a month later was his
biggest thrill. Why? Because 1t
COMPOUNDED all those who said
1t couldn't be done in what he
himself lovingly calls his "hy-
brid horror"
After Madeira and the Ca
nary Islands, the sea-going jeer
LANDED in Spanish West Africa
wheeled across the Spanish Sa-
hara to Morocco, Tangier and
Ceuta. sailed across the Straits
Of Gibraltar, wheeled to North
ern Europe and then padded
the channel to England.
There. Mr.. Carlin spent a
months rebuilding the jeep anc
writing a book.
Europe and Middle East
The Carlins took of again ir
April, 1855, driving across
Southern Europe and the Mid
die East to Istanbul. The!
sailed across the Bosphoru
and headed for Calcutta b!
way of Ankara. Damascus
Baghdad. Teheran, Isfahan
Quota, Lahore and Delhi.
/ Mrs. Carlin had bowed out a
the Calcutta stage. She couldn'
face another ocean croSsin
with the inevitable sea-sicknes'
Mr.. Carlin crossed the Bay o
Bengal alone but picked up
I24-year-old Australian drafts
man at Akyab, Burma.
They drove overland to Ran
COON, by sea to Moulmein an
overland again to ThailanC
Cambodia and South Wet Nan
The "Half-Safe" was aflos
again for journeys to Hon
Kong, Formosa, Okinawa an
Japan. Among the Japanes
islands, Mr.. Carlin was willin
to take bridges but not ferrie
lit wasn't cricket. in his bool
to use a ferry.
OverhauIs Jeep in Tokyo
Since it was August. 1876
} when he reached Tokyo, M
: Carlin decided it was too la
S to cross to Alaska that sun
mer. So he overhauled the jet
= and wintered in Tokyo. Ther
d too, he changed partners. I
d was now joined by a 28-yea
It old journalist from Phoeni
: Ariz.
II The Half Safe" left Wa
:, kanai in Northern Hokkai
e bound for the Aleutlans
7. June IL, 1857 and reach
y Shemya in the Aleutians
7. July 7. BY sea and by road, q
!. jeep arrived at Anchorat
U Alaska, in September.
), Reaching Alaska-no mo
I oceans to cross-should ha
: been my biggest thrill" N
u Carlin said. 81 had been lookil
forward to it for years.
e Actually, I never felt 50 n
and depressed in my life. tt
= rest Of the trip from Alaska
Montreal seemed awfully poin
less"
The decentralization end
. on May 10. 1858. when Il
S, Half Safe" reached Montrei
It Said Mr.. Carlin: Il dor
d want to move any more"
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BoAIs
lcONTlNluRnl

1897 lt-FT, AnIsTo cRAFT out.
board nueedbont with aeceaeoFlen
trailer and aBaTs tire $3.50. va
as-FT, xAWL = Clinton crane'a
CLASSIC ELLiDA fof sale Al naef,.
nee. New rleglna, sails, rebuilt
power, sleeps q, fully eanip., CON.
Portable year-round living Owner
has Just spent $4,000 On vessel.
VIII tacri, AZ quick sale Of $1,000.
Can BE- seen ~ Apt. Cali CAPT.
USHER, Gibson Island. Nd,
person 70 person.
le-r00r ePREDnoAf. inboaFd
Gray engine: IL yra. old; excel.
lent eondition, 80 houfa o. motor.
an s's q siiss, pI re- .sS sSc' CAL
1894 kLolN, ie-h.p. outboard with
1850 after ss's 4 p Saf' CAN
ee-FT. RUN-A-n0UT-compl. re-
hauled. CAL J. W, chEsELDiNk,
boA sr.,. ia.i.;. aluminium I'm.
a sssiisn zs1yslisEi s,s IlS y
shift, used 81 hra. Oars. lie
Jackets, fuel cans, oartop carrier,
eold ~ unit, SOS. Can 80. g.
1877, conRkcT CRAFT REsoRT.
KR i4O-h b, Gray marine. Al
sond -, 100. Can b seen Al MA
a 81 ssll 4ba 81 .s sss Main ave '"'
i2.ET, ELUsn-DKcK RAY-BUnT
CRUISER, In Absolutely TOP eond
Ready 70 cruise 70 florida or Ba-
hamas. Fully equipped With new
lah-hp, marine engine; sleeps a.:
radio-telephone, loads OF equip
ment, Price. $4,000. This boat
owned and MAINTAINED b. KENT.
MORR MARINA, phone ~ r.
aJ!3 or stevenSvilie. Nd. Mission
HYDROPLANE HULL, iah
or 1873 class. Can BE- seen at 5al7
crittenden st.. HyatSyille, or call
EvINRUDE oUTBOARD. 3.3-h.p..
alternate twin, beaut. cond., top
running ssB. ~. $3.50 wv
r0PPER 2O-ft. outboard cabin CT
$1,000 or trade for late-model
car. RE. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

BUICK 40 super de luxe sedan
eood eond AllO cash, full price
BUICK 'be, t-dr, ssdani auto.
cost transp, only S3p5.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2i 2tst 81, NV. Df. 7.OIil
BUICK '53 e-dr. Riviera; new
$50 ssS loaded a classic car a
HoRNERs CORNER
llii ian s 81. NV R 81 s.sooa
BUICK 20 supsr Riviera e-dr.:
custom seat covers. dynafioW, r.
and h, plus other equipment: will
not last long AZ only seee. AUTO
FAIR; INC, 1900 GEORGIA ave,
BUICK '53 Super Riviera; =. ana
n ~; new ss ssa' covers; 2 tone; /
WILLIAMS g. BAKER
eeth and N sts. NV. no. $500
BUICK SO Special cow; dyna., r.
and H.. Wv. tires: white orion
Top With blue body; one owner:
KIRK MOTOR co.
goth and r. l. Ave. NE. AD. 2-33s4
BUICK so Special Riviera hardtop
coupe dynafow. radio. heater.
SeIS tSas condition 'thrOushOut;
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
Wis. and Ellicoit NV, KE. 7-l3Os
BUICK 1852 super cow; S445.
WRIGHT MOTORS, INC.
1909 r. /. Ave, NE. la. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 eony.: hydramstic
drive: splendid cond. SSab, terms
or trade. ROPER MOTOR, La.
CADILLAC 1850 4-door Fleetwood
sedan: private owner; $685.. EN-.
CADILLAC 81 ri Dorado convert.
white. very, very, very clean;
ag;e55; Sold new SS.4OO. JACK
PRY. 14th. and p.
CADILLAC 81 coupe; full Cadillac
equipment new-car condition: only
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND OIL. 6-77O0I
CADILLAC SIS Coupe De Vile;
S5,lO0; 500 miles; elec. windows,
seats: green. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Connecticut. 1
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TAAILERs

MOBILE cRuIsER and assssssriss
I,bo6' can WI 6.sisCG' a1''''H'
UTILITY TRAILER, s-whsel. 4xe
III SO, 10, 3-blaS.
1874 wEsTwo0D-se-ft. s.bed.
rm, auto WASHER, fully equip
OWNER, so, h-atas,
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Compare and
Here Is the Proof
During This
Special Sale

sJsSs yJEpHLE, ! AZ IT. 9 MP;
wIdb hes J FSsSSbBASSSISSE 1s. asrTs,I9
p 3 ey,., ,l AND TAKE ovfR BANK
1905 fftLE CASA. so II 10
s EIRE or EEss $50 issl Sl.YE RSSRI Ef.
NA iSSs BEHEE T casA'o S S5 ~ ELfiO
II ,lsIIfnss' SIxihE Fy S6Gs E qHfAsns.
VIII NIIIya kcc s1To. ~ y. 4, q FUR
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS, BANK
al Miiks NORTH OF LAUREL
on Q 8. No. 1 HWY. PHONE pa.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ANGLIA 1858, equipped: si.4aS
JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa.
ave Sc, II. 4-23OO.
ANGLIA
English Ford Line
CLIFFORD MOTORS "a. b-e22a
BUICK $50 Special. 2-door Riviera
r.. and h., Wv. tires, blue and
white, l owner AID. 4.67l4 after
., 1t. BRAcY, 1915 Kalorama
BUICK 'bb Special cdr. Riviera
T. h., Wv. tires. p.S.. 1890 mi.
l own. Sl,i25. "a. b-37ai.
BUICK 81 cow; new car cond !,
s2,42s, He. s-2a6s after 8 pm
BUICK SO Super hardtep sedan;
attractive black and white, full
7ower' etc. only Si.9e5.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
a sfARsbx saHpo l oE SFs Sl7gSO
BUICK SO 4-dr. sedan; q superb
iam.ily car With low MILEAGE;
HoRNER,s CORNER
aOA(R NAAD-AONN OhALEh
iii 18th 81. NV. DI. 7-3pp3
BUICK '54s: all colors, all models.
Specials. Centuries, Supers, Road
masters. hardtops. aedans and COM
vertibles. All equipped, all recon-
dltloned. Ranging in price from
S9e7 TO S1,147. We have an ex-
eellent selection on both lots
EMERSON a ORME. Your Buick
Dealer" b336 Wisconsin ave. NV.
AZ Western ave. Open daily 90.
EN- 2-433l. Also 6l6 Rhode
Island ave: ne. Open daily 90.
DU. 7.5200.
BUICK "a Super Riviera hardtop
coupe; dynahow, radio. heater:
beautiful leather interior, tinted
slass: Ike new: Si,095.
PAUL BROS. (OldS)
Wis. and Ellieott NV. KE. 7-i3Os
BUICK 1856 Super 4-dr. Riviera
full power, radio, heater; rich,
hnish. Very sharp: 81 ,S95.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1893 Wis. Ave. NV, En-. 3-4533
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AUTOS TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS need ears
desperately, any make or model:
trucks, station wagons. HYATTs-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1920 R. !.
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7-l2sO
n; c. DEALERS PAY TOP DOLLAR
Tor cars, wagons, VILLAGE MO-
TORS; di. 4th and R. ]. ave. ne.
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81 AIR COND.
CADILLAC

coUPE'DEvILLE with ali the extras
this one owner beauty In show
room condition. Today only $500,
'55 CADILLAC Deville type coupe
one owner, beautiful Jet black nm
ish. This one you must see TO ap-
preeiate. 5000.
No fixed down payment on the
above cars. Bank rate financing ar
RANGED, Trade accepted.
'CEE CANT AZ nam
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AUTOMOBILES FoR sALE

CADILLAC 'S6 "0e" eoupe, loaded
With Cadillac accessories, includins
power STEERING and brakes, hnnutl.
lul Condition throuahout. must Be-
seen 70 be appreciated. l-yeaT guaT.
antee avallable' $500.
STANDARD PONTIAC
efd0 chillum I'd. AP. 7.TIsO
CADILLAC $50 sedan as vile,
popular Alpine white with special
Interior; full power and electrical
eauip new-car condition throush-
Suburban Cadillac-O lds
nI eIiApdsr s SHOPPING o SEs cIIgDo
CADILLAC 80 epe,. 2-tons. power
brakes, steering, seat. one week
9Is w k Isks older Ford IN trade
CADILLAC 1895 convertible coupe
blue. new white TOP, genuIne
leather Interior, power steefine
value S5'ioB. ccc suSrsntss.
Capitol Cadillac-OldsCo Co.
lag a2nd 81. NV, ~. 10000
CADILLAC 1888 convertible: ali
power equipment. Former owner
tranaferred overseas. Only 1000
miles, Tremendous savings. See
this before you buy,
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
Fsiylinston shopping Center ,.o
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EoUIP.

BULLDOZER. DE-. Caterpillar. and
transport truck; both In excellent
Condition: $4,000. WE. $4,000.
CONYEYOR BELT-2 yrs. old, 10
u. long. "a In. wide a hp. Wired
20S63 phase Call bet, 9 and 4.
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RETIREMENT

Why retire IN Pioridaf Here is
with comfortable Groom modern
home, small barn and outbuildings,
fenced and all down IN grass. for
$4,000. Located In Frederick
County on hard road at edge of
yillage Security and opportunity
for some extra income and . hobby.
ROMER A CO.. 0aitheraburg 200.
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CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air sport
mae req and white an aRS si,4S %,
LOVING CHEVROLET
1899 E.-W, Hwy, g. s.. Nd.
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MOTORCYCLES

'5s LAMBRErTA motor scooter;
best cash offer. SOUTHERN AUTO
SALES, Waldorf. Md. MI. 5-4341
LAMBRETTA motor scooter. mode
LD-150: new condition (driven
less than 100 miles,; equipped
with extra seat. spare tire, lightS
horn. elec. turn signals, wind
screen, rear-view mirror; S325
Ii. $4,000, Ext. 52207, or KE
s-2594 after q pm.
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AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks in
Is minutes whether rs paid for
NV. DE. 2-4700.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME; raise
cash la Esducs monthly payments nts
Licensed eonsultant NO 1861
or leves.l. ia. 2.52s0.
MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000
your pymts, refnance your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate.
farms, ETC.. only In the state OF
Maryland Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic, Nd, day or night, Suns.
and holidays, at Saratoga 7-4047.
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SEE CADILLAC PAT
AT
Pat Parker Inc

Pat Parker, Inc.
80 and K NV. DI. 7-4846
CADILLAC 81 4-door hardtop Sc
dan; fully equipped. immaculate
throughout, compare; s3,se5.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC 1854 sedan; a-tone
gray; power steering and brakes
excellent buy: only $3.50. ccc
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l222 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2BOO
CADILLAC 'b6 convertible "82":
fully equipped, including full pow
er, special tires; only 1000 miles,
traded by well-known Washing
tonian; name on request We be-
lieve this Is without a doubt, the
finest car OF its make. year and
model in the city; must be seen
to be appreciated.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1l21 list 81. NV. Df. 7-OIlI
CADILLAC 1858 Sedan de Vile;
Glue and white: company officiai
car; equipped with all power access
sories; substantial savings; new
car terms and warranty.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
222 22nd ct. NV. Pc. 7-260O
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md OCEAN.
FRONT apts.: swim, hsh from
door: S75-Sl25 wk. JU. 9-6036.
BkIHANE BEACH. Dele ., L. 7 Z
4Lh and Atlantic ave, I'm, Sat
and sun, Dickerson 1851, to take
rental reservations for apis. and
cottages or show you the nne
ocean-fFont homes for sale. d. c.
phone MA. s-0753.
REHOBOTH, Delaware-Abbey Cot
tage has clean, comfortable rooms,
one block from ocean. Continental
breakfast served. 81 Maryland
ave. THE NEWNAMS.
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Lors. AeREAaI Zoe SAN

ASSS2eEzsosEsk RfssEIVI i issl.. ,: q
sless 70 The District: nod 4 konS.
lng development for "ofganllA.
ten Man" each family bullda AZ
, sl'Ai "a o. i 90 d sEslsleSsl
s W.. rRsE EsrAras-He9s.
ia0-fI front, on paved road, al
2Rfs, %S 2fr'i s.sgS, LUnY'hoS'
CLINTON. MD,-Ram6lsF ate: 1850
si,asSO, s ;:sss. %. a. S.:.SRsso. 2 hn''
coLEsyILLE mIs--6 lets, zoos
n. .s, ~ ;.II sPp Ss,ISSSeaIv'h s!ss: a
COLLEGE pK-e0xi20, on paved
: w s'f TX. s:saSie y, W. tiSs%sHiG..
kkNsINoTON-WnKATON ARIA
Ideal homeslte, NOxa0O n. OWN
n, VIII, a-to02
n, .CLKvkLAND PA. b. C.-over
NV loe, principals, Wo. o.peA7
oxoN nlLL ARkA-ss-aere. 1905
$500. eli, s.Sasi,
?: q. Cos MD.-eo s6oles BIDS.
sites, city water. ever 10000 "a,
Be. .SSS n. r. sS%n arr. Il T ~.
sgssbi sld' " H ". .l iH&ts. eve s:.l Ia
POTOMAC, MDy-12 eeaut. wooded
$4,000. 9.5lO eeeh hal ekJ
mo, taxes S16t . ~, Tha d
Good lnveslment. okNK cAeTLE-
BERRY, oil, 4.iaa2,
ACREAGE AND BUILDING SITES,
Montgomery county-8everai de-
tirnble tracks, Bradley Hills. po-
tomac, 6eneca-RockViile areas.
aANDoz. INC, DU, 7-I23l. MI.
Ward ewes, oil, 2-bbSb.
GOOD INVESTMENT : Within q
miles Of s.E. D. G.: make an. ofier
houses. water and seWerage avail.
able. LA ROCHELLE. ReaItof. RR.
6-b4b6, Lu, 4-Olia'
bsck, coiesviiis area. 8. ri. Nd;
kA' $3.50, IA a.SsoS. W"
OUTSTANDING NV. LOc. over
looking Rock Greek PARK, approx
7bxt9b; liberal terms ives, TU
n.AN0Aa AANlw M
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

$4,000. CASH, will return 500 in
less than months; minor partlc-
ipation. MR.. NEEDS, PL. 9-27f1
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sIee DOWN. $50 mo. buys for
Ser. i0.. pine: sprlnss, creek.
pond site; 500 ydi. On state I'd I
phone. power lines, Us MI aouth
p C., Z L. SELF. Assent, TT. g.
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WE HAVE

Clients for dairy and graainE farms
ginia farmettet within 40 mi. D. G
Barry, PoMpoNIo REALTY, INC
ssss Wilson blvd Arl. Va IA. 2
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IN the Vkenis Offices looms Hried
10Tths lneesf charges
fabie
bsl1nees 20 $500 and ms monthly remainder
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

s gSG rs sAfA AP 81 is Nae dsh b i e
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7.SOS0.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000. s. Z.
REALTY CO.
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1897 la-FT. AnIsTo CRAFT out,
board speedhoat with aece1aoFies
tralls5 and spaEs tire $3.50 va
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, SEf ASd lPSs fssoSi EBB' '4 g
ave, Se, Ii. 4-o3OO.
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AUroMoIlVE MISC.

A PLYMOUTH TRANSMISSION.
with overdrive; peri. eond.: S35;
Ford 6-eylinder motor, 5000
eond ;. s25: l Ford 80 model.
front tenders, hood and grille as
sembly. S2b. JU. $4,000.
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ron THE DISCRIMINATING BUY
MONEY TO LOAN

Beverley Beach Cottages
Rented bv Week or Month
BRYANT REAL ESTATE
University 7-20St
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

SELBY -0N-THE-BAY-NeW, mod
ern, 2-bedrm. cottage, avail. for
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TRUST NOTES F0R SALE

end TRUST $500 SCI part sea-
ice" Sell $4,000. MR.. FRY, UN.
4-2296.
PRIVATE PARTY desires TO sell
small second trust, secured on q
in s yrs. For further information,
call Mr.. WEITz. RIA. 3-1s34;
ewes. LA. 6-0212.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
Power City
BY Mrs. Ruben HAMBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Rhineholt King
and family of Miles City were
week end guests at the Philip
ScheetZ home. Mrs. Killing and
Mrs. Scheetz are sisters and their
mother, Mrs. Conrade Strashiem,
Sr, has been very i'll at the hos
ital.
Remember the Basket Social,
Program and Carnival this Friday
evening, October 81 at 800 pm.
at the Rau school. There will
also be plates on sale and a nice
door prize.
The Jim Strack family left on
Friday to live in Salt Lake. They
will be greatly missed in the Rau
school area.
Visiting recently at the Henry
Schietz home were her brother,
August Gable of Spokane, Wash,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Gable of Hardin, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rau and
daughters visited last Thursday
with relatives in Glendive.
MI. Albert Peterson went on a
OhSlilCSo UP W VyOiillllS NlOiludy.
Visiting here from Pittsbury,
Kan, was MI. and Mrs. Leonard
Breithing, brother and sister-in-
law of Mrs. Marvin Rau. On Oct.
10 there was a family reunion at
the Marvin Rau's, and they went
deer hunting.
A new All club was organized
Friday night, Oct. "a, at Rau
school. County Agent Dean Dav-
idson assisted with the organiza-
ton. jeanette Scheetz, Jr., lead
err was acting chairman for the
meeting. Officers and leaders
elected were as follows: Verla
Vester, president; Mary Anne Mer-
Ger, vice president; jeanette
Scheetz, secretary; Karen Ham
burg, treasurer; Betty Scheetz, re-
porter; Karen Marker, health;
Bonnie Mercer, historian, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheetz as
leaders. Intentions are to elect
two more leaders and choose a
name for the club later. There r
IA charter members.
1t was decided members would
take turns being song and recrea-
ton leaders and mothers take
| turns bring the drink and lunch
will be pot luck.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
The Sidney Herald
Wednesday, Oct %, 1853 -
Lambert

Mr. and Mrs. John Krappman
and Rosemary visited in Lambert
Friday. They are now living on
Johnny's parents farm out of
Richey. Sandy and Micky are at
tending school in Richardson, N. D.
Floyd Williams spent several
days | n the Sidney hospital last
week for observation.
Ivan Thomas was taken back to
the hospital on Wednesday morn
ing.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lynd and Marvin were guests
at a farewell party. The evening
was spent viewing home movies
and visiting. Lunch was served at
the conclusion of the party.
Mrs. George Moen underwent
surgery on Friday at the local hos
pital in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess and
girls spent from Thursday until
Sunday at Billings visiting the bud
McMorris, Burgess and Aikens
homes.
The Band Mothers will be serv-
ing lunch during the election on
November q, at Oscar Petrik's I'M
plement Shop. There will also be
a bake sale.
The next meeting of the PTA
will be held Monday evening Nov.
3. The main feature on the pro-
gram will be a panel discussion on
child behaviour problems. The
panel members will be Mrs. Bax-
ter, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Cecil Heath,
Erich Pust, Mrs. Walter Baux-
baum and Mrs. Roland Nevins.
Moderator will be Pastor Jimmy
Roberts.
Roane Deckert of Bloomfield
and Dave Sundeen of Lincoln,
Neb, who are students of ST.
Paul Bible college, were guests at
the Liudahl home on Friday. The
boys and Les Swanson of Richey
and several others came home for
the deer hunting season. They
left again on Saturday.
The Charity circle of the WMF
met at the Petrik home on Wed
nesday evening, and the Mission
circle at the Carter home on
Thursday afternoon.
Don't forget the Lambert High
School Carnival next Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Mollerstuen
and children of Billings visited In
Lambert Thursday. Mrs. Moller-
stuen is the former Olga Moen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kelley and
daughter of eastern Washington
left on Sunday evening after
spending the past week here visit
ing the Otto's and Carintlewaiters.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29
Farewell Parties Honoring
The Bob Anviks

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cumming
entertained a group of friends,
including a former dinner bridge
club at a dinner party at their
nome last Friday evening in COM
pllment to Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Anvik who moved to Billings over
the weekend. A seven o'clock
dinner was followed by a social
evening and the honored guests
were presented with a gift from
the group.
Wednesday morning of last
week Mrs. Harry johnson enter
tanned Mrs. Anvik and her little
son Stephen at a breakfast party
and for a social hour. Both were
presented with guest gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-29

Buy a new Schick Powershavs
Electric Razor If the New Sidney
Drug Store. Was $3.50. now only
$l7.63 or with fYads-in only $3.50.
ll-11r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01

like those at the Rouge Plant
produce a kil0watthOur OF cleo
tricity from less than three
quarters of a pound of coal II
about half the amount OF fuel
required 20 years ago.
in our constant quest Tor
more efficiency we owe much to
the designers and manufacturers
Of these great machines, he
said. 1T is only through this
kind of high efficiency that our
company has been able to hold
down the price of electricity
even though the cost of coal, la.
Dor and materials in general has
risen steadily.
I'VE also owe much TO our
own people for their skill and
foresight in planning such high
~ productive installations as the
Rouge Power Plant so that en-
crgy needs of Southeastern
Michigan - both today and IN
the future-may best be served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
If You Believe In human Dc,enty
Join The M.A.A.G.P~-.slan Aaron

MILWAUKEE - Every Negro
and every white person who be-
licvcs in human dcccncy should
rush to join the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF
Colorcd People. Henry Aaron,
star outficldcr of the Milwaukee
Braves. declared at meeting
here during the NAACP's an
nual membership drive
The famed athlete serves as
co-chairman of the campaign
along with Bishop Donald H. V
Hallock of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church and Rev John +.
Bradford. The branch has sci a
goal Of $500 members for the
1858 campaign.
In his appeal for support of
the organization, Mr. Aaron
cited racial conditions through
out the country, and especially
in the South. Tho NAACP, he
said, lis the most effective adj
vocatc of the rights OF Ncgrocs
in Ameig ant 'e~A-"eS and