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CEMETERY LOTS

tOR SALE, AT COST-Eleht lots in
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
Lee hwy, Va Call Sterling 3-54s6.
NATL. MEMORIAL TARK-4 sites. u
section; value, ~ 800: for Sfg5,
Z for 1895. KE. k-43a7.
9 GRAvEsITEs. choice location. in
National Memorial Park. Falls
Church Gail ri g-SO05
FORT LINCOLN. Garden OF the
Apostles . burial rights reduced
RE 5000
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Fails
Church, Eravesiies; ~ 200 value,
sRcrinre S60U ~ LASS
FORT LINCOLN sites save $3.50.
terms III 4-s4l3. ~ noon 10 Z
FORT LINCOLN - sites chapel see,
ton list price. Sl,2j0. best cash
offer. leaving city RIA. 6-0307
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK sites
mr.. Lee hwy gate will sell fol
$500 cash. OF. 4-9517
FORT LINCOLN sites. Mount Cal
vary section. choice location. OIL
100000
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james E. Allen. SO,
Oldest W&L AIumnus

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va,
April ~ R.-James E. Allen,
90. oldest resident of Virginia
Beach and Oldest graduate of
Washington and Lee Univers-
ity. died Thursday night at a
local hospital after a brief
illness.
For many years he conducted
a wholesale grocery business
established in Norfolk by his
father. the late William S. Al
len. He was among the found
ers OF the old Norfolk Civic
Orchestra and was one of the
earliest members Of the Nor
folk German Club.
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Mrs. Eugene Jones.
Widow of Colonel

Mrs Eugene M. Jones. 80.
mother of Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Goulett. of 450l Western ave-
nue. NV. died Tuesday in
Mountain View. Calf. after a
long illness.
Mrs. Jones was the widow OF
Col. Frederick NJ. Jones. USA,
who died in 1913. She lived
in Bethesda. Md, for several
months in 1854.
Other survivors include a son.
Col. Henry c. Jones. USA ere
tired. of st. Petersburg. Fla. !;
another daughter, Mrs. Ethel T.
Jones. of Palo Alto. Calf; eight
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial
will be Monday in Mountain
View.
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lratha

WEAVER. THEODORE. on Thurs.
day. April 10. 1868. THEODORE
WEAVER OF 42a0 18th St NV,
beloved husband OF Iona NJ Weaver
Also surviving are two daughters,
Mrs Jean Powell Of New York
CITY. N Y, and Mrs. Anne Derri-
cote of Washington, D, C.: his
mother. Mrs. FloSsie Weaver. other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday, April II, friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1870 9th st, NV,
where services will be held on
Saturday, April IL. Al $50 p m
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
YouSG. CHARLES z. Departed thi,
life on Tuesday, April Z. 1853
at the District General Hospital
MR. CHARLES 4. YOUNG. husband
OF Luvenia Young, stepfather OF
Evelyn Williams He also Is sur
vived by two nieces, Rosalind For
ester and Constance Henson. and .
host of friends Friends may call
at the johnson a. jenkins Funeral
Home, 4e04 Georgia ave. NV. on
Sunday. April 3, after i" noon
where services will be held on Mon
day, April "A. at 10 an. the Rev
z c CRAIG Ofhciating. lntermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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dies, turning it over to heirs
who lose interest in it,"
Mr. Spero, a vigorous, gray
ing figure, is founder and pres
ident of the House of Vision,
Inc, an optical business whose
worth he estimates at So mil
lion,
Employees should be given a
chance to participate" he told
a neWSman, when a founder
gets to the point where it looks
like the end of the road"
Made Promise TO Employees
This is a philosophy he has
been nursing for many years,
Mr.. Spero said.
1--WE been lucky enough tc
be able to do what / wanted
to do all my life-I didn't need
the bucks so badly-so I prom
Used the boys (his employees
some years ago that I was going
to do this"
And this is how it works out:
Mr.. Spero's son, Carl, %
gets IL per cent Of his fathers
stock. which constitutes more
than 81 per cent of the CON-
pany's total issue. The rest
will be offered over a l0-yeaI
period to the employes-four
of whom will be given an op-
ton on specified amounts OF
stock. Each Of the amounts
is more considerable than
is Carls.
Mr.. Spero's philosop h y
doesn't stop there. One of the
conditions of the stock turn
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Nnurilinn

F1NKELsTEIN, ABRAHAM T. Their,
Will be an unwilling OF a monumc nj
TO the memory Of the late ABRAHAM
Of Tanba FinEeistein ' and Seiovet
father of David. Jerome. Rose. Sonia
Norman and Lawrence FinkelStein
on Sunday. April 20. 1855. at :
pm. at the Adas Israel Hebrew
CONVERSATION. 1400 Alabama ave. sc
Relatives and friends invited.
ROsENDoRF. JENNIE r. There vii
be an nnvsiiins, Of a m NOR. S.,t,.t e
JENNIE R. ROSENDORF at tn,
Washington Hebrew Cemetery, 1885,
Alabama ave Sc, on Sunday, Apri
90. 1855, at 3 pm, Relatives anC
friends are cordially invited to at
tend and return to 32l6 Military
rd. NV.
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John W. Pontius, IS,
YMCA Unit Ex-Heud

BUFFALO, N. Y, April IL
P). DIR. John w. Pontins. rs,
former president of the North
American Association Of YMCA
Secretaries. died yesterday.
Mr.. Pontius retired as gen.
eral executive OF the Buffalo
YMCA in l947. Previously, he
held a similar post in Column
bus. Ohio. for 20 years. He was
a graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan
University and was a member
Of the university's board OF
trustees from 1921 TO 194l.
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Christ Child Hospital
New Name for Home

The Christ Child Gonzales
cent Home for Children at Ed
son lane. Garrett Park. Md,
has been renamed the Christ
Child Hospital.
Mrs. Maxwell Stokes. presi-
dent OF the Christ Child So
ciety. announced the change
and said the hospital would
continue TO care for children Of
all races and creeds. The hos
pital has room for IS children
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Ricky Nelson Signs
81, 0OO-u-Week Poet

LOS ANGELES. April IL (P.
For a youngster. Ricky Nell
son is doing all right. At II
he earns $1,000 a week.
The son of OZzie Nelson and
Harriet billiard went to court
yesterday for approval of a
contract with Imperial Rec
ords, Inc. The pact guarantees
Ricky $1,000 a week for Ave
years and Az per cent of gross
yearly record sales exceeding
81. l55.500.
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Eagle Scout Award

D. Bruce Davis. ID. Of 4402
Seventy-second avenue. Land
over Hills. Md, will be pre-
sentedt with an Eagle Scout
award at IL am. tomorrow in
the Lanham Methodist Church
in Lanham. A member OF
Troop 289. Bruce attends Glen
ridge Junior High School in
GlenridQe.
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Ichiro Soto, SO

TOKYO. April IL P.-Ichiro
Sato. So, elder brother Of Prime
Minister Nobusuke Kishi and
a former rear admiral in the
Imperial Japanese Navy. died
today Of uremia complicated
by pneumonia.
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K. f. Yuun, 81

MOSCOW, April ~ OK.
F. Yuan. 81. first secretary Of
the Soviet Unions Artists
Union and a member OF the
Academy Of Sciences. died yes
terday.
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Uarh nf Thanka

ROSS, LAURA 7. For the many kind.
we'll as those that made her coins
zETk, WALTER. TRAVoLA, MER.
CEDES AND ALICE.
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Owner Exposing Son,
Employees to Get Firm

CHICAGO, April IL H9.-Nearing the end of his road
he puts it, philosophical businessman plans 50
million firm to his employees deberateyand philosophcally
instead of his
i've too businesses pot Bernard Spero
declared today because the who helped build
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sCHMITTER; LYLE 7; On wednes-

s SEX AP5lI Il .J! sS' tr. bEh6 j
Kensinston. Mo, beloved husband
Of Laurie 3. SchmitteT. father OF
Philip Y. and Susan Schmitter. son
OF Amy and the late Otto W
Schmitter. brother Of Mrs Ietha
udin Doyle and Dean Schmitter
Services and interment Richland.
Iowa. on Sunday. April II. Me-
mortal services on Saturday. April
~, at the Friends Meeting Of
Washington at . pm.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Nth ~ and Mass Ave n 2 III 3-b9nN
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SCHWARTZ, FRIEDA PERLMurTER

on Friday. ApriI ~. 1905. FRlEDA
mother OF David and Victor Perl
mu.ter both OF washington. d. c.
She also is survived BY four grand
children. Borah. Myron, Franklin
and Lenore Perlmutter Services
at the c d. Golaberg A. Son Fu-
neral Home. 43I7 9th ST. NV, on
Sunday, April 3. at - noon In
terment George WASHINGTON Lodge
Cemetery New Family requests
In leu Of flowers. contributions be
AEed. IL
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cUNNlNGHAM. JOHN JosEPH.

Friday April II. 1895, At his
Arlington. Va. JOHN JOSEPH Gun
NINGHAM, beloved husband OF
Katherine c. Cunningham and
ir: Mrs. Eileen Bradley and Mrs
Maureen CHAPMAN Friends may
call at Gawlers Chapel. 1854 Pa
ave NV courtesy parking op-
positel Mass will be offered al
the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church. Braddock I'd and Quaker
lane. Alexandra, Va. on Tuesday
April Is. At $40 am Intermeni
ArlinRton National Cemetery Is
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PEDERsEN. VICTOR cox. Or

PEDERsEN. VICTOR cox. on
Wednesday April =, 1898. At lie
DR. VICTOR cox Petersen. be-
loved husband OF the late Winnifred
L Petersen and father of Mrs.
Walter p. Warendord OF Kensington.
New York City, n Y. Friends are
invited to call 1T the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Md d.
where services will be held on Sun
ment private. ID
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II. 1855. brother of Mrs John
s Meade. Mrs Charles / Cum
mings, George W and Frederick C
Crickenberger Prayers al Cham
Sc, on Saturday. April -. at ;
pm Services and interment on
SUNDAY, April ~, in Priddys Creek
Church Cemetery, Stoney Point. Va,
At z 30 Q m. II
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coRBN. MAURICE ,. On Thursdsy

April 10. ia5S, MAURICE F. COR
BIN. beloved son OF the late. Ray
mond and ElvIra Corbin, brother Of
Billy r Corbin Mary Ann Me-
Knight Henrietta Beck. June White
and Nellie Cox: grandson Of Mrs
Nellie Collins Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home. 1891 18th
ct nv on Monday, April -.
a. . pm Relatives and friends
invited Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. l3
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sMITH. CAPT. CHANDLER M.. UsN

1reiiredJ. On wednesday, Aprli 3.
1855 at the National Naval Med
teal Center. Bethesda. Nd CAPT
CHANDLER W. SMITH. UsN IRE
tired. husband Of Philena Pennell
Smith. father Of Miss Jean Chandler
Smith Of New Haven. Conn Grave
side services will be held at Airing
ton National Cemetery on Monday.
April -. at pm. Friends NAV
assemble at Memorial Gate. 10
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II, 1858, al the District General
Hospital OLIVIA DORSEY OF 6G:l
X ~ ne, devoted sister OF Mrs
Johanna Stewart She also Is sur
tiyed bv six nieces. seven nPphewS
q devoted friend. Mrs lola Brooks
and other relatives and many friends
Family may be contacted At aUl1
Savannah terrace Sc. Apt lUl
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
msnts BY the Robert q Mason
Funeral Home, Inc 13
DCDROw. NANCY LEONE. OF 1909
etonewood I'd Baltimore. Md be.
loved wife OF Louis Dndrov. daughter
OF Edear r and Beuiah Barkley
DanRoisse Services at the william
J Tickner A Son Funeral Home
North and Pa ayes Baltimore, Md
on Monday April ~, at 1880 q m
ln,ermeni Parklawn Cemetery, Rock
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Dratha

ARIANNE WOOD. Sud
a AHA N V Woo6 xp sPE H. of THs
Lexington dr.. Silver Spring, Md.
wife Of Paul L. Appleman, sister of
G. Ellis Wood and aunt OF Calvin
Z Wood Mrs. Appleman rests at
the Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
Home. SABA Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd. parking facilitiesl
Services Will be held at . pm
Sunday. April Is. at the Shepherd
Park Christian Church, 18th st,
and Eastern ave. NV. lnterment
In Walton. N. Y, on Tuesday.
April Ia II
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ARGENBRIGHT, LESTER PAUL. {

Friday, April II, 1855. al wash
p RSr sanissTlsM Lester hi PAud
husband OF Helen p. Argenbright
and uncle of Carl Thacker Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be. held on Monday,
April "a. at l2 noon. Interment
Antral Cemetery, New Market, Md,
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PATTlE. BLANCHE ESKRIDGE fnes
wilkins. On Friday. April II. 1855
At her residence. Catharpin. Va
BLANCHE ESKRIDGE PATTIE. VII,
mrs John Adams and Mrs John
Waters. both Of Manassas. Va Mrs
Edgar Conner. IN. Of Cstharpin. Va
and L Edward Pattie OF Alexandra
Va She also is survived by sil
grandchildren Services on Mon.
day. April "a. At ~ am. in the
Sudley Methodist Church. Inter.
ment Sudley Cemetery Arrange.
ments BY Baker a. Son. ManaS.
saS. Va Is
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BOWMAN. MARY tMAY, n

Thursday. April 10. 1855, at George
town University Hospital, MARY
MAY B. BOWMAN. beloved wife
of David j. Bowman. sr: father
Of Mrs. Dorothy Nav Kennedy.
David J. Bowman, ir., and Raymond
Edward Bowman. and sister of Mrs,
Genevieve Grimes Funeral from
the De. Vol Funeral Home, 2:24
Wisconsin ave. NV, on Monday.
April ~. at sac am: thence to
Macarthur blvd. NV. where REQUIEM
mass will be offered at 2 am
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment St Mary'S Cemetery IA
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K n. bRADFOhD' Secy' ID
cINADLER. JOSEPH. on Friday. April
IL, 1855. JOSEPH C1NADLER. be-
loved husband OF Trude Cinadler
and devoted father Of George Fogel
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky L. Sons Funeral Home
350l I4th st. nv. on Monday.
April IA, at IL am. Interment
Achduth Cheyra Cemetery. -
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SHAN AN, EoB 1asT ps.rsoTn sst sE.y

April ls, 1865. ROBERTA s SHAW
OF 2l2S 18th st. NV beloved wife
Of Grimm shaw and mother Of
Mrs RUBY Nash Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Mcclure, Inc "a
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DrAtha

FARMER. LNEZ Y. On Thursday
April 10, 1888. at the District
General Hospital, iNEZ Z. FARMER
Of 1918 Eaton I'd. Sc. devoted sister
Of Mrs. Hattie Hushes, Mrs. Geneyis
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing. a devoted nephew, Thomas
Flovd. three nieces. one other neph-
ew, aunts, uncles, other relatives
ms at the John r. Rhines g. Co
Funeral Home, 90l I'd ST. s.w;
where friends may call after \
pm. Sunday, April -. Funera!
services on Monday. April -, al
Church. 9TH and Eye SITS, ne. the
Rev. Charles W. Green officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. IL
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QUITS. CLARENCE n. on Thurs
az. Anil 10. 1913 AZ Montgnmery

dAy. April 10. 1858. at Montyomery
County General Hospital. CLARENCE
r. CURTIS OF 400 Grandin ave
Rockville. Nd. beloved husband oI
Roberta !. Curtis, father OF Mrs
Harry Miller. Clarence T.. William
irving. Robert z. Aubrey A. Espi'
L. Archie C. Richard r. Chester
l. and Upton L. Curtis: brother
of Mrs Rose Thompson, Weslei
Thomas and Luther Curtis Friendi
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob
ert A. Pumphrev. Bethesda, Mo
where services will be held on sun
day. April ~. At . pm. Inter.
ment Potomac Methodist Church
Cemetery ~
DICkERSON. MARTHA. On Thurs
dsy. April 10, 1858. MARTHA DICK
ERSON Of 643 sth 81 ne Notice
OF funeral later ARRANGEMENTS b.
the Frazier Funeral Home -
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DauehteT RuIer.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS. Fin. Seey

fALIAN. JAMES. On Wednesday,
April Q. 1855, at the Naval Medical
Center. JAMES CALLAN OF .:i5
Emerson 81 nv. brother Of Mrs
Marsaret G Carter tnee WE'VE
Salnlanl Funeral asa from me COINS
on Monday. April "a. at $50 am
REQUIEM mass at St Gabriers
Church At 9 am lnterment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. -
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1hursday, April 20. 1863. CLOVIS
Va sr beloysd S ou nTuie ~ oibslIs
M Sprinkle, father OF Dale. Darlene
and Denise Sprinkle, son OF Albert
Sprinkle and brother OF Mrs
james r Smith OF Arlington, Va
Mrs william Downing OF Maryland
and Mrs Jerry Pillow Of San Pedro
Calf Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home. 3a0l North
Fairfax dr. Arlington, Va, where
April il. AZ IL am. Interment
National Memorial Park. 13
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April s. 1888. NARY " BUFFER BUFFER
of 10l 18th ST ne, beloved sister
Of Mrs. Sally Board, Mrs, Virginia
Taylor, MIS- Matte Guthrie and
Mrs Bessie Lee. Also surviving
are a niece, Mrs Odessa Harris: a
nephew, Terry Day, ir a brother
tn-law. Roger Lee, and other rela-
tives and many friends. After 3
pm Friday. April IL. friends are
invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
where services will be held on
Saturday. April L.. at pm In
terment WoodlaWn Cemetery. 10
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10
ST. JOseph's Launches Season

st. Joseph's baseball team will
face strong opposition in the open
ing games of the Catholic Youth
Organization Parochial Boys Base
bali League when they meet st.
Elizabeth's team on Saturday and
st Hedwig's nine on Sunday.
Roth of these teams will journey
from Wilmington to Clayton to
NAV on st. Joseph's home dia
mond. Games will begin at 2 pm.
and all sport fans of this area
are cordially invited to attend.
Brother William Tobin, SSH,
coach Of the local team, is pleased
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

Services at the First Presby-
terrain Church for Sunday, April
Is, as announced by the pastor,
the Rev. o. c. Jones, will be as
follows: Morning worship, IL am;
Sunday School, 10 am. The Mite
Society meets on Thursday even
ing at 8 pm. The Westminster
Fellowship will be held on Sun
day evening at $50. The Adult
Choir practice is held on Wednes-
day at s pm.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

with the showing of his charges
in early practice sessions. He
realizes, however, that in facing
the teams of two of Wilmington's
largest Catholic schools his boys
will receive a severe test and will
have to produce their best brand
of baseball to enter the win col
umn. AS C.Y.O. competition in
the elementary schools is confined
this year to boys of the 12-14
age bracket, Brother Thomas Vim
cent, SSH, coach of st. Joseph's
Juniors, is finding it difficult to
book games for his 1912 young
sters. Local Little League man.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

Mrs. Oswald Evans Denney of
Smyrna announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Elizabeth
Anne, to Mr.. James Wesley Ry-
an, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Ryan of Whispering Pines
Farm, Smyrna. Miss Denney's
father, the late Doctor Denney,
was a native Delawarean. Both
Miss Denney and Mr.. Ryan are
graduates of John Bassett Moore
High School, Smyrna. Miss Den
ney is a junior in the Johns Hop
kins School of Nursing, Balti-
more. Mr.. Ryan is engaged in
farming.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

ayers, interested in practice or
regular games with st. Joseph's
Juniors, should contact Brother
Thomas by calling Smyrna 5S41.
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

In the Superior Court of the State of
Delaware in and for Kent County
Kenneth G. Kenton
Plaintiff.
v.
Gail Anne Kenton
Defendant.
The State of Delaware.
To The Sheriff of Kent County:
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named defendant
80 that. within 20 days after service
hereof upon defendant, exclusive of the
day of service. defendant shall serve upon
Ernest v. Keith. Esq. plaintiffs attorney,
whose address is Keith Building, Dover,
Delaware. an answer to the complaint
To serve upon defendant eopy hereof
and of the complaint.
If the defendant cannot be served per.
sonally, to publish this process as re-
quired by statute.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY.
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1958-04-10

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated March rs. 1858
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you, then. in case of your failure,
within 20 days after such service, ex-
elusive of the day of service. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint. the case will be
tried without further notice.
If personal service IN not made upon
you and if this summons is published as
required by statute, then, in case of your
failure, within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint. the case will be
tried without further notice.
WILLIAM M. PASKEY.
Prothonotary
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
DEPARTMENT TO RECOMMEND
ADDITION OF MOURNING
DOVES TO BIRD HUNTING
recommendation

"A lCIOiill11Cii0d lOn W dQQ
mourning doves to the migratory
bird list will be among the several
proposed law or law amendments
to be submitted to the 1859 legis-
lature by the Montana Fish and
Game Department.
At a meeting of the commission
held in Helena earlier this week,
a law was also proposed to estab-
lish a yearly tag for wild turkey
shooting to be sold on a drawing
basis such as is now done for ante
lope, moose, sheep and goats. The
first wild turkey season for Mont
ana in October gave hunters a
very limited season in a limited
area.
Another proposed fish and game
law change would allow holders of
moose, mountain sheep or buffalo
permits to return an unused per-
NIT one year and be eligible to
draw for another the next year.
AS the law is now, a person can
obtain such a permit only once
every ten years whether he S
his permit or not.
Also included in the planned
law changes was one to allow
holders of out-of-state fish or game
licenses to ship, with proper per-
NIT, more than nj days bag out
of state each year. Under the pre-
sent law, only bag a year is
authorized for out-of-state ship
ment.
The commission will also sub
nit other changes to the legisla-
ture including: adding the chukar
partridge to the game bird list;
removing the fox from the fur
bearing list; adding the Canada
lynx and the black-footed ferret
to the antelope permit and author
izing the department director to
give game warden badges to any
member of his department or the
commission he felt needed them.
The commission also will ask
for authority to promulgate and
enforce rules and regulations gov
erning recreational uses of public
fishing reservoirs constructed by
the commission or on reservoirs
which it operates under agreement
with a federal or state agency or
private owner.
Such rules shall be made known
in the interest of public health,
public safety and protection of
property in regulating swimming,
boating, water skiing, surf board
ing, ~picnicking, camping, santa
ton and use of firearms on such
reservoirs or at designated areas
along the shore of the reservoirs.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
Crane Log Chapel
Secures Pastor

Rev. Anton Netland has accept
ed the p~astorate of the Crane Log
Chapel as of Jan. /. Rev. Netland
is a native of Norway, and has
been a missionary to Japan for
five years. He is taking this posi-
ton while in the United States on
furlough. The Log Chapel cordial
~ invites the public of the sur
rounding community TO attend the
inspiring services. They are as fol-
lowing:
1000 am. Sunday School
dor all ages
1900 am. - Worship service
7:45 pm. EvangeliStic and mis-
Sionary service
Wednesday:
500 pm. - Weekday Prayer
and Bible Study Ito be held in var
lous honest
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-24
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE
at PEOPLES CHURCH

The annual Watch Night Service
sponsored by the Pilgrim Fellow
ship of Peoples Congregational
Church will be held again on We'd
nesday, December 81 from 8 pm.
TO 1901 am. The Youth are invit-
ing older young people of the
church ages 18 to "a to come and
also the Froid Pilgrim Fellowship.
Plans are being made to have a
full evening with a variety of re-
creation, plus lunch, plus a clos
ing Watch Night Service, led by
the Rev. Ralph Dixon, state adj
visor to Pilgrim Fellowship from
Froid, Montana.