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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Considegan Corferencia de
Washirnton como una de
las mag fruc'iFeras

WASHINGTON. Sept. 80
CUPID FL Canciller argentine,
Carlos Alberto Florit, declare
hoy que la conferencia de can
eilleres americanos celebrada
la semana pasada aqui demos
tr6 que "hemos abandonado las
simples declaraciones de prin-
cipios para comenzar a traba-
jar en- soluciones concretss."
En- conferencis de prensa
en- Ia embaiada argentina, ell
Canciller dijo:
"Estoy muy complacido con
ell resultado de la conferencia,
que representa- I'm nuevo tipo
de politica en- las relaciones in
teramericanas.
LA confereneia demostro que
hemos abandonado las simples
declaraciones de principles pa
ra comenzar a trabaiar en- solu-
clones concretas a los profile
mas de las relaciones interame-
ricanas."
FL canciller INDIGO que esta-
ba en- negociaciones con ell 60
bierno de Estados Unidos, pero
rehuso revelar la n~aturaleza de
las negociaciones. =,
Esas conversaciones. dijo, son
de naturaleza en- extreme con-
fidencial.
Sc presume, desde hace ITEM
pc, que Argentina solicitara
cuantiosos prestamos de Esta-
dos Unidos para impulsar su
programa de fomento economi-
co, pero todos los e~sfuerzos de
los periodistas por Sonsacar al
90 ell canciller argentine a es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Esiudiantes Heridos en-
"BataIIa tamnaI" en- la
Argentina

LA PLATA, Sept. 30
UPI)-En una verdadera
batalla campal, que arroj6
alrededOr de medic cente-
mar de heridos, Sc trans
f0rm6 un actO 0rganizado
p0r estudiantes universita-
rios partidarios de las uni
versidades privadas.
Estudiantes "laicOs",
que defender las univer-
Shades e~statales, preten-
dieron interrumpir Ell ac-
to, registrandose violentos
combates e intensas bata-
Has a piedras, que obIiga-
ron a la energica interview
ci0n de la policia. Algu-
nos de los mas violentOs
fueron detenidOs para SUI
identification.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

hubiese estallado un petardo gi-
gantesco.
Los periodistas Sc alejaron
del lugar de la arueba dentro
de los 10 minutes de producida
la detonacion, a las sos de la
manana, porque la nube radio
activa Sc volvio en- direction de
ellos.
El efectO de la detonacion,
calculada en- una fuerza de To-
600 toneladas de TINT, fue atri-
buido a las desusadas condicio-
mes de calma de la atmosfera,
mas bien, que a la potencia del
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Depuracion de Ariistas

BUDAPEST, Sept 30 (UPD-En fuentes fidedignas Sc
informo hoy, que entire los artistas htngaros Sc estaba hacienda
una depuracion semejante a la realizada hace POGO entire los
abogados del pals. -.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS la tercera parte de los tres mil aboga.
dos del pals, perdieron sus ocupaciones despues de I'm estudio
general de SUI lealtad poltica, a comienzos del mes en- curse.
Hace dos semanas Sc inicio una operation politica semejante
entire los artistas, al anunciar ell DEPARTMENT. de Control de la
sociedad de Artstas, un examen de las Gcencias de esos profe-
sionales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
PIDEN ADMISSION DI
CHINA ROJA

GINEBRA, Sept. 30.-(UPD
Los delegados rusos pidieron
que Sc aceptaran las credencia-
les de China Comunista en- la
reunion inicial de la conferen-
cia de la Union International
de ACCOMMODATIONS (UIT)
que Sc reunira aqui durante los
proximos so dias.
La sugerencia fue archivada
rapidamente despues que la pre-
sentacion rusa dijo que la pre-
sencia de los chinos nacionalis-
tas en- lugar de los comunistas,
privaba a la reunion "de la po-
sibllidad de tomar decisiones
validas respectO de la operaci6n
y progreso de las communicated
mes nternacionales."
Los dirigentes de la confe-
-(Pasa q Ia pAg. u
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berto Montero Hernandez, al
que Sc lie despojo de todas sus
pertenencias pretendiendo darle
muerte.
"Una patrulla del Ejercito in.
tercept6 al mencionado grupo
sosteniendo un encuentro con ell
mismo del que resultaron tres
miembros rebeldes muertos Y
un Soldado herido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
LIMA

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 30
(UPD-El canciller de Brasil.
Francisco de Negrao Lima, par
ito esta ma1ana de regreso a
Rio de- Janeiro diciendo que Sc
marchaba "muy feliz" con los
resultados de la reciente con-
ferencia de cancilleres en- Wa
shington.
Negrao de Lima, partio a las
1924 Am. local en- un avion
regular de la Linea Aerea bra
silena Varig-vuelo 1853 que de-
be llegar a la capital brasilena
a las $40 Am. de la ma1ana,
bora de Rio de Janeiro.
En- una declaration formal a
los periodistas, por intermedio
de un interprete, ell canciller
brasileno dijo:
Me lleVo conmigo una muy
fuerte impression personal del
Presidente Eisenhower y del Sc
cretario de Estado, John Fos-
ter Dulles.
Eel Secretario Dulles presi-
do la reunion ode cancilleres
en- Washington con la mas al
ia dignidad, y me marcho muy
feliz porque habia colocado la
maxima confianza en- los result
tados de la conferencia.
Las reuniones en- Washing
ton fueron la coronation de la
Operation Panamericana, inicia.
da por el Presidente Juscelino
Kubitschek, con ell proposito
de reforzar los vinculos que
unen a los PASSES del hemisfe-
rio.
Negrao de Lima, fue despe-
dido en- ell aeropuerto por un
nutrido grupo de personalida-
des, incluyendo ell embajador
permanente de Brasil en- las
Naciones Unidas, Cyro de Fret
tas Vale, y los miembros de SUI
mission.
Entire los presentes, figura-
ba tambien ell observador per-
manente de Aiemania Occiden-
tai en- las Naciones Unidas Y ex
Embajador del gobierno de
Bonn en- Rio de Janeiro, Werner
Won Dankwort, recientemente
condecorado por Brasil con la
Orden del Cruzeiro do Sui.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

DEL "DIARlo TAs AMERICAS"
DE GAULLE CONVOCA A
SU GABINETE

PARIS, Sept 30,-(UPD--El
Primer Minlstro Charles de Gau-
lie, confirmadU por ell referen-
DUN del domingo como ell AMO
indlscutido de Francia, convo-
CO hoy a su gabinete para echar
las bases de la Quinta Republi-
ca y planea1 energicas medidas
contra ell terrorismo argelino
en- Francia.
Sc espera que ell gobierno CO.
menzara a TRAFALGAR Immediate
mente en- la preparation de la
legislation que r~eglamentara la
election del primer parlamento
de Ia Quinta Republica. Sc cree
que eliminara ell sistema de re-
presentation proportional que
daba tanta Influenza en- la Guar
ia republica a los divididos par
tidoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
China Naciona|yta Dispuesta
a Pe,ear por su Terntorio
Marines de Estodos Unidos coIocun
Batteries en- la lsIo de Quemoy

NACIONES UNIDAS, Sept.
80. (UPD-China nacionalists
dijo hoy que defendera eel I'll.
timo centimetro" de SUI terrific.
rio, pero antes de invadir ell
continente esperara a una revo.
lucion contra los comunistas que
10 ocupan.
"Somos realistas -dijo a la
Asamblea General de las Nacio.
mes Unidas ell Embajador chino,
Tingu Tsiang--. Amamos la
paz tanto como cualquiera. TIE
nemos nuestro caudal de senti.
do comun.
"No es nuestra intencion Ian.
Ear a los 10 millones de habi.
tantes de Taiwan (Formosa)
contra los 500 o 600 millones
del continente. No tenemos ra-
zones para luchar contra nues-
tros hermanos del continente.
"Sin embargo, cuando nues-
tro pueblo del continente Sc Ie-
vante en- una revuelta, como Ell
pueblo hungaro hizo hace dos
amos, y pida nuestra ayuda, lu-
chare al lado de ellos por su Ii
bertad.
este es nuestro programs
de recuperacion del continent
lie, nj mas nj menos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
OBUSES DE PRECISION


TAIPEI, Sept. 80. (UPD-Los
infantes de marina de los Es-
tados Unidos, han trasladado
obuses de 20 centimetros de
gran precision de trio, a la 81
tiada isla Quemoy y los han
apuntado hacia las baterias cos
teras comunistas, segun Sc anun
clio hoy en- circulos informados
de esta capital.
Los obuses autopropulsados
fueron llevados a la isla por la
foche, hace cerca de 10 dias Y
emplazados por los infantes de
marina n-orteamericanos, de
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Los muertos vestian traies
de campafa.
LA fuer2a publica rescat6 al
guia y ocup6 varias armas per.
tenecientes al grupo agresor
"Tambien informa, que dos
bandoleros armados secuestra.
ron a la sonora Argentina Fon-
SEGA y al joven Sergio Paul Ra-
mirez Fonseca, del Reparto
"Ampliaci6n Aguero" del termi-
no municipal de "El Cobre" Y
una vez pe%rpetrado ell hecho Sc
internaron por ell canine Mar
verde hacia la iona rural.
LAS personals secuestradas
son respectivamente la esposa y
ell hijo de un cabo de la Policia
Nacional.
LOS autores del crimen son
activamente ~localizados por la
fuerza publica''.
Eel jefe del Puesto de Ia
Guardia Rural de Media Luna,
en- la IONA de Manzanillo do
cuenta al jefe del Escuadron
IL de la Guardia Rural de que
Sc presentaron voluntariamente
ante el, cuatro rebeldes que Sc
encontraban alzados en- la Sic
IRA Maestro deponiendo su ac-
titud.
"De acuerdo con las instruc.
clones dictadas por Ell Gobier-
no quedaron en- libertad".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
En- Convention
En- Convention
Dan1as Republicans Piden Ia
Estadidad Para Puerto Rico
FL Rector Juime Benitez Eseogido
Como "ciududuno del Ano" 1853

SAN JUAN = La Convention
de la Federation Nacional de
Damas Republicans, recien ter
minada en- la ciudad de Boston,
aprobo una resolution deman-
dando de la proxima Convention
del Partido Republican, Nacio-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
NUEVO PARTE DEL ESTADO
MAYOR DEL EJERCIT0

Que ell tenlente coronel Mel
son Carrasco y Antilles, jefe de
I'm Battalion en- Operaciones, al
caer la noche hacia un recorri.
do por lugares montanosos con
una patrulla. Con conocimien-
to de que cerca de sus enseres
de labranza y de los campesi-
nos que tenian para transpor
tar sus frutos no queriendo de-
morar la protection que debia
brine aries, avanzo hacia ell lu-
gar con la ~patrulla. I'm grupo
de alzados que Sc encontraba
emboscado abrio fuego hirien-
dolo y tambien a sus acompa-
nantes. Al escuchar los dispa-
ros una de las companies que
forma parte del Battalion al man
do del expressdo Official y que
Sc encontraba a un kilometro
de distancia del lugar de la en-
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
EujI2'sl
RICO

La aprobacion la gestiono con
exito una delegation puertorri-
quena del Capitulo de Puerto
Rico de la FNDR, a la conven,
cion de Boston, integrada por
las lideres femeninas estadis-
tas puertorriquenas Fini Llobet
y Ernestina Roig.
Elias sometieron SUI PROPOSE
eion a raiz de haber aprobado
Ia convention de la Federation
Nacionsl de Damas Republica.
mas otra resolution en- favor de
la Estadidad para ell territorio
de Hawaii. Y tras la votacion
unanime, lie cursaron ell sabado
ultimo ell siguiente cablegrama
al doctor Leopoldo Figueroa
Carreras. dirigente de la mino-
ria estadista en- la Camara de
Representatives. de Puerto Rico
Y miembro del alto liderato del
PERP:
Federation aprobo resolu-
cion respaldo estadidad. Salts
fechisimas. Fini y, Ernestina".
La resolution de que elias
fueron portadoras, Sc habia re-
dactado coniuntamente por ell
Presidente del Partido Estadis-
Ia Republican, Puertorriqueno,
hcenciado Miguel Angel Garcia
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
'CANCILLERES De ARGENTINA
Y BRASIL OPT|MISTAS SOBRE
De AMERICA LATINA

te respecto, resultaron infruc.
tuoSos.
Florit, hablando en- terminus
generates, diio que Argentina
necesita capital extranjero pa
ra explotar sus grandes recur-
SOS naturales e impulsar SUI po-
tencial industrial.
FL canciller expuso las medi-
das adoptadas, dltimamente, pa
"a desarrollar la industrial pc
trolera y dijo que, cuando par
ito de Argentina hace dos soma
mas, continuaban satisfactoria-
mente para ambas parties las
discusioneS destinadas a resol-
yer los problemas de la Ameri-
can and Foreign Power Com
pany.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

LA HABANA, Cuba, Septiem.
bre 80. --(SEI).- Fuerzas re-
beldes de la Sierra Maestro,
al mando del lider insurgente
Fidel Castro, hicieron priSio-
nero al iefe de operaciones,
Teniente Coronel Nelson Ca.
rrasco segun inform6 un par
te emitido por Ell Estado Mayor
del Ejercito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Ell ESTADO MAYOR DEL
EJERCITO

"Que en- la mafana de aver,
un grupo de bandoleros, a ma
no armada y en- la finca "Cajo-
babo" sustrajeron un canton
propiedad del doctor Ricardo
Villaverde y que ell mismo CRU
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

nal que inclu-
va en- SUI plata.
forma la esta.
didad p a r a
Puerto Rico.
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Pnsionero de los
Rebe|des Corone|
Ne son Carrasco
MANDABA BATTALION QUE OPERA CONTRA CASTRO

Estodo Mayor del IEiereho 10 Informa en- Porte Official. = Herdo en-
Combote. - EnVfan RefUerzos Contra los Insvrqentes. - Sc Produieyon
Dos EneUentros en- la zena Donde fve capturudo eli ceroneI currasee
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

Miembfo De IA Setiedad
~lnieramertana De prensa
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01

cuestrando al guia eli
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27

Champion Holstein Bull and
Champion Holstein Female - Da-
vid Arvidson, Froid, Montana.
Champion Guernsey Female -
Donald Gray.
Champion Milking Shorthorn
Female - Jim Willoughby, Vida,
Montana.
Champion Brown Swiss Female
Iris Moore.
Champion Shorthorn Female -
Froid Farms, Froid, Montana.
Reserve Champion Shorthorn
Female - Kent Norby, Fairview,
Montana.
1st Place Get of Sire = Four
Animals, Shorthorn-Froid Farms.
Champion Hereford Bull -
Mcrstad and Sons, Raymond,
Montana.
Reserve Champion Hereford
Bull - Art Schock, Vida, Mont.
Champion Hereford Female -
Jimmie Forthun, Alexander, N. D..
Reserve Champion Hereford
Female - Art Schock, Vida, Mon
tana.
1st in Hereford Get of Sire -
Art Schock, Vida, Montana.
End in Hereford Get of Sire -
Vince Bergh, Redstone, Montana.
Champion Aberdeen Angus
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
New Teachers
Join Sidney
Faculty

New teachers joining the Sidney
Elementary and Junior : Senior
High School facultys are shown on
this page.
MOT Pictured
Mr.. Lee JENNINGS
H. S. Vocal and World History
Mrs. Anita Peterson
Clerk. Principals Office
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Classes Start
tuesday at
St. PhiIomena's

st. Philomena's Catholic School
will reconvene Tuesday morning
September 2, at 900. Sister Mary
Frances Xavier announced today.
Sister Mary Frances Xavier is
the new principal of the st. Phil
omena's Catholic School, she will
teach the seventh and eighth
grades. Sister Mary Diane will
teach the fifth and sixth grades.
Sister Mary Jocita will teach the
third and fourth grades and Sis
ter Mary st. Plus will teach the
first and second grades this year.
st. Philomena's Catholic School
will participate in the National
School Lunch Program this year
and will serve lunch at the cost
Of 30 cents per meal, tickets may
be obtained for a one-week period
at the cost of $3.50. The lunch
tickets for the first week can be
obtained for $1.20.
There will be a First Friday
breakfast served on Friday, Sept.
s.. The hostesses will be Mrs. John
B. Daehn, Mrs. Ray Kaneski,
chairman; Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
and Mrs. John Crosgrove.
The first monthly meeting of
the Home and School association
will be held Monday, Sept. 9th,
at 800 p. m. in the school. A
large attendance is requested for
this meeting. The hostesses for the
first meeting will be Mrs. Owen
Harris, chairman; Mrs. Albert
Clifford, Mrs. John Eggum and
Mrs. Wilbert Bell.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Relatives Of
Sidney Resident
Die in Auto Crash

Several relatives of Riley Ty-
rec of Sidney were killed and
injured in a head-on collision
near Jacksonville, Mo-, Monday
evening. In a telephone call from
his sister Mr.. Riley was informed
of the accident in which her hus-
bard, Earl Jones and their
grandson were killed instantly.
Other victims of the accident
were his youngest brother and
his wife and their two children.
A daughter of the Jones and
their youngest son were serious
ly injured. The two occupants Of
the other car were both killed.
The Jones family were driving
to Kansas City to spend the eve
ming when the accident occurred.
Further details of the accident
have not been learned as the
Herald goes to press.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
OMISSION

There was an omission made
in the swimming meet story last
week. Winners of the 20-yard
free style for girls under 10 were
Jan Quilting, LIST; Carol Buehler,
End, and Paula Petrik, 3rd.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Mrs. Nutte7
Wins $1,000

Mrs. Anne Nutter, 2O1 4th st.
Sc Sidney, was the lucky per-
sol to win So pounds Of silver
dollars the last night of the Rich
land County Fair. The So pounds
Of silver represented 1000 that
was given by Chad's Furniture of
Sidney to the Customer of the
Year at their store.
A complete list of prizes, spon-
sors, and winners is as follows:
Total weight of butter display
of the American Dairy Associa-
ton booth at the Richland Coun-
ty Fair was % pounds, 8 ounces
Nc one guessed the correct
amount although ii people had
entered guesses of % pounds, 8
ounces. At the special drawing
Mrs. Ralph Holstead, Box 43, of
Fairview received first prize and
Fred A. Mason, BOT End Sc re-
ceived second. The remaining
Continued on Page 8
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Winners in Fair
Exhibits Listed

Bull - Gartner and Denowh, Sid
ney, Montana.
Reserve Aberdeen Angus Fe-
male - Gartner and Denowh, Sid
ney, Montana.
Champion Aberdeen Angus Fe-
male - Gartner and Denowh, Sid
ney, Montana.
Reserve Champion Aberdeen
Angus Female = Gartner and De-
nowh, Sidney, Montana.
LIST Get of Sire Aberdeen Angus
- Gartner and Denowh, Sidney.
End Get of Sire Aberdeen An
gus Mike Undem, Glendive,
Montana.
tSWINEl
Junior Champion Boar, Duroc
Jersey - Terance Danielson; Ju-
nior Champion Sow, Duroc Jersey
= Lorenzo Simonsen; Reserve Ju-
nior Champion Sow, Duroc Jer-
sey - Terance Danielson; Grand
Champion Boar, Duroc Jersey -
Lorenzo Simonsen.
Reserve Junior Champion Boar,
Yorkshire - Richard Panasuk;
Senior Champion Sow, Yorkshire
Richard Panasuk; Junior Cham
pion Sow, Yorkshire - Richard
Panasuk; Reserve Junior Cham
pion Sow, Yorkshire Richard
Panasuk.
Blue Ribbon Winners in
Sheep Division
Eve, 2 years and over, Column
bia - Merlin Damn; Eve Lamb,
Columbia - James Norden; Pen
of 3 Eve Lambs, Columbia -
James Norden; Ram Lamb, Co.
lumbia James Norden; Eve,
2 year and over, Suffolk - Robb
Dige; Eve, over l year and under
2, Suffolk - Robb Dige; Fat
Lambs, Fat Sheep Ivan Cayko;
Crossbred Range Bucks, / year or
over, Crossbreds - Lorenzo ST.
monsen; Group Of five Eve Lambs
Range flock Sterling Swigart;
Aged Ram, Hamshire - James
Norden-
Winners from Crops Displays
Best Collection Roses - Dagne
Lee, Sidney; Best Collection Glad
iolus - Shirley Staddler, Sidney;
Best Collection Sweet Peas-Mrs.
William Houglum, Sidney; Best
ANIMALS Carrie
Christoffersen, Sidney; Best Coll
lection Perennials - Mrs. J. Whit
aker, Sidney; Best Collection Ma
tive Flowers - Shirley Staddler,
Sidney; Best Display Pansies -
Mrs. VIM. Houglum, Sidney.
Special Awards - Carrie Girls
jefferson of Sidney wins w. Atlee
Burpee Co. award on Best Col
lection of Animals.
Sugar Beet Awards given by the
Holly Sugar Company were won
by William Badt of Sidney, LIST;
John Badt of Sidney, End; Jess
Roberts of Crane, 3rd.
Red Lodge Canning Company
awards of " case of peas each
we're allotted to the following: Best
Peck of field peas - George Bak-
sr of Culbertson; Best Peck of
G.. N. Beans - G.. w.
Thompson of Andes; Best 6 ears of
;weet corn - Thomas Micheletto
If Sidney; Best 6 oxheart carrots
= Sandra Sorteberg of Fairview;
Best Pumpkin - Herman Propp
Continued on Page 9
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
County Health
Council Makes
Plea to Parents

Mr.. Wayne Zuck, chairman of
the immunization education COM
mittee of the Richland County
Health Council, stated that con-
siderable progress was made at
a meeting Thursday toward or
ganizing a representative group
throughout the county whose aim
is to encourage the parents in their
communities to have their chill
dren immunized as soon as their
family doctor advises. The infor-
nation from the recently COM
pleted survey, showing the low
percentage of immunizations in
the county, indicated a need for
such a program.
Their immediate project Is to
procure vital statistics on each
baby born since January 1857.
This will be the beginning of a
permanent record on each child
which will be filed at the county
health office. 1t will eventually
include immunization dates and
other health information.
Those attending the meeting in
cluded Mrs. Mabel Rickett, health
consultant from Helena, Mr.. w.
Zuck, chairman, Sidney, Mrs.
Mary Alice Rehbein, county nurse,
DR.. Hyde, Sidney, Mrs. Don Leach,
Sidney, Mrs. Walter Jensen, Sid
ney, Mrs. Ernie McChesney, Mt.
Pleasant, Mrs. Sheriff. Henderson
and Mrs. Robert Arthaud, Fair
view, Mrs. Sterling Swigart and
Mrs. Russell Mercer, East Side. DR..
Hyde made several helpful sug-
g%estions for obtaining information
on new births.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday, Sept. rs, at lis p.
m. at the health office. Mrs. Rick
EFT plans to be here at that time.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Grain Loading Blocked
In Montana Elevators

blocked elevators are on the
Great Northern Railway, eight
arc on the Milwaukee Road and
one is on the 500 Line.
There are 10000 bushels OF
grain in the ground in various
parts of Montana served by the
Great Northern.
Loading of bulk grain on the
GIN is running approximately 81
pen cent ahead of last year.
"An average of 315 box cars
per day has been delivered to
the GIN from eastern connec-
tons during the first 20 days of
August"
Mitchell said he is asking the
ICC Bureau of Safety and Serv-
ice ito give special attention to
the boxcar situation on the
Great Northern"
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27

Washington - Montana has "a
blocked elevators unable to
unload their grain due to a short
age of boxcars-Sen. Mike Mans
field (D-Mont.) has been in
formed.
The assistant Senate majority
leader learned this from acting
chairman Richard F. Mitchell of
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Mitchell wrote that rs of the
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-27
Schools TO
Open Here
Sept. End

Preparations for the 1885
school year are complete 70,
the opening of the Sidney
Public Schools on Tuesday.
September z. according &c
Harry F. Mikelson. Superin.
tendent of Schools. ALI posi-.
tons in the Elementary and
Jr. : Sr. High Schools have
been filled.
Teachers and staff members re-
turning to their former positions
are: Harry F. Mikelson, superin-
tendent of schools, Mr.. Donald B
Kingery, principal Jr.-Sr. High
School: Mr.. Leo A. Anderson,
principal Jr. High School; Mr..
James A. Weitz, principal, ele-
mentary school; Mrs. Amy j. Ste
vens, clerk, superintendent Of
flee and School District No. S;
Mrs. Helen T. Anderson, Robert
H. Anderson, Mrs. Florence Bolte,
Richard Buehler, Miss Mabel
Creagar, Leo D.. Eberhardt, How
ard F. Eicholtz, Mrs. Edna Faw-
cett, Mark Fawcett, Keith l.. For
tin, Mrs. Helen Frederickson, Mrs.
Joyce Gaming, John E. Grimstad,
Mrs. Bertha c.. Hall, Robert j.
Hammer, Miss Esther Hanson, C.
Ben Heron, Mrs. Marian Heron,
Knut Hoversten, Robert E. Rattan,
T. w. Kangas, Mrs. Beatrice Kreis,
Cyril Little, Miss Patricia M.
Mahlstedt, Mrs. Jimpsie Miller,
Maybe S. Nelson, James L. Nor
den, Mrs. Ethel M. Page, William
A. Redgren, Miss 10 Rogers, Mrs.
Catherine Romo, Mrs. Bernice Y.
Rudd, Miss Clara Solberg, DON
aid G. Shading, Mrs. Helen B.
Smith. C. o. Strom, Mrs. Alkaline
G.. Thomas, Mrs. Rose Turner,
Miss Agatha Varty, Mrs. Helen
Watkins. pictured below are the
new teachers.)
A great deal of work has been
done during the summer by the
cuStodians at each building in
painting. ~refinishing desks and
chairs, and painting and cleaning
floors. corridors and halls. Ce-
ment has been poured at the ell
ementary school and gravel on
the yard has been screened and
leveled to make a safer, cleaner
playground. AT the Jr.-Sr. High
School outside windows have been
painted and several rooms and all
floors, chairs, desks and corridors
have been cleaned and re-finished.
Registration is progressing to
schedule, according to Principal
Donald B. Kingery and James A.
Weitz. Any junior or senior H. S.
student who has not completed
registration is reminded that this
should be done before school be-
gins. Many sections are filled or
are nearly filled and any adjust
ment is not possible after classes
are in session.
Four additional class sections
have been added in the seventh
grade in the junior high school.
French II and an additional Sec
ton in science has been added in
the high school. Math and SCIENCE
classes have been adjusted to re-
the overload of several
teachers last wear.