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The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
1858 Sugar Beet
Share Requests
Forms Available

Forms to be used by producers
in requesting 1858 sugar beet
shares are now available at the
County Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation offices and
from the sugar company field
men, Leo s.. Kolstad, State ASC
administrative officer, said this
week.
Producers desiring a share Of
Montana's 1858 sugar beet allo-
cation have until January 81, 1858
to file completed applications.
Assistance to Richland county
producers wishing to complete re-
quests will be provided at the
County ASC office and in a series
of meetings, Chairman Arthur
Anderson of the County ASC
committee stated. The meetings,
which will be attended by sugar
company fieldmen, will be as
follows: Factory Station, produc-
ers A through J, January IS, nine
to five; X through S, January
Il, nine to five and T through
z January Is, nine to five, all
at the Holly Sugar Factory. South
Factory Station, January Is, nine
to five at the Sugar Factory.
Piche and Hoffmanville Stations,
January ID, nine to five at the
Piche dump. Savage and DUEL,
January IS, nine to five at the
Occident elevator in Savage.
Persons filing requests must
provide the legal description and
name of owner for each tract of
land which will be included in
their 1858 sugar beet operation.
They must also estimate the 1853
sugar beet acreage for each tract
and certify that they will control
and direct the operations on the
farm.
A change in this years pro-
cedure, Kolstad explained, is the
provision for preliminary re-
quests. This type of request will
be made by owners and operators
who by the January 81 closing
date for making requests have not
determined who their 1858 oper-
ators will be or completed ar
rangements for all the land they
will operate this year. When pre-
liminary requests T filed, "ten-
tative" shares will be determined
which can become established
shares if the farm operator pro-
vides necessary information with
in a specified period after the
January / filing deadline.
Compliance with the proper
tomato share established for his
farm is one of the conditions a
must fulfill to qualify
for payments under the Sugar Act
IF TQAQ |
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. Jan. 8. 1858
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
WOTM News

The WOTM held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the
new Moose home with As mem
oers present.
The Child Care Committee
Anna Folkvord, chairman, was ir
charge of the entertainment an6
presented Sally Cisna who sanr
wo solos which were very much
cnjoyed.
Thank you notes were rea6
rom Frances Hass, and from tn
Community Memorial Hospital
COR our gift of a check to pur-
chase a wheel stretcher bed.
A group of nine candidates was
initiated, eight of them sponsored
ny Selma King and n by Katie
Weagle.
A letter was read from Grand
Regent lola Kenny regarding the
Mid Winter Conference to be
1eld in Miles City Sunday, Janu-
ary 20. Sidney Chapter will have
he opening ceremony and we
r hoping for a good attendance
rom our chapter.
The Ritual Committee is hav-
ing a party at the Moose hall
next Saturday and Chairman Hill
iegarde Shannon asked if one of
the other committees would help
them. Let's all turn out and help
make it a success.
Recorder Iva Swenson read the
auditing report for the last quar-
ter.
Blanche Means won the four
dollar attendance prize. Lunch
served by Anna Folkvord,
Sally Cisna and Nell Dore.
Betty Mercier, Publicity Chm.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Great Northern
Proposes Area
Bruck Service

The Great Northern RdlIrodc
may curtail operations of the
Goose" in this area and substl-
tute a bus-truck known as a
Bruck. Great Northern officials
have held meetings in this area
and in Sidney Tuesday night, to
present their proposed new ser
vice. During May of last year,
a proposed plan was rejected by
all interested parties in the area
including the Sidney Chamber Of
Commerce. The Great Northern
is expected to petition the Mon
tana and North Dakota Railroad
Commissions for the change in
the near future. The Sidney
Chamber has indicated its plan
to ask for the hearing in Sidney.
Great Northern representatives
at the local meetings, assured ev-
eryone that under their "Bruck"
plan, better passenger service will
be provided all points and at
least equal mail service. There
would be no change in their
freight train operation. Locally,
Sidney businessmen emphasized
their obligation to see that neigh
boring communities receive ade-
quate service and to maintain
good connections between all COM
munities. Locally, a number
questioned the railroads ability
to meet the proposed bruck
schedule, but were assured that
the Bruck would do the job as
presented.
Under the new proposals, the
Bruck would leave Williston at
8:O5 a. m, arrive at Alexander,
$40; Charbonneau, 9:05; Cart
wright, 800; Fairview $50; Sid
ney, 9:45; ". Sidney 1910; ar
rive Lambert, 10:45; Enid, l0:55
and Richey 11:35. The Bruck
would leave Richey at l:20 p. m,
arrive Enid, 1:55; Lambert, 2:10;
Sidney 2:55, leave Sidney $40,
arrive Fairview 3:25; Cartwright,
1885; Charbonneau, $50; Alex
ander, 4:05 and Williston 4:50
D. m. There would be a smaller
connecting bus between Watford
City and Alexander that would
connect with the above schedule.
The Great Northern advised that
the combination bus-truck would
be new, modern equipment.
The Nohly-Dore areas would
lose their present Goose" pas
senger service under the new plan
but the railroad representatives
assured local people that their
mail and freight service would
be maintained. at the Sidney
meeting, II was insisted that the
railroad add a combination coach
baggage car to the Sidney freight
so that the Dore : Molly area
can have the best possible SER
vice. Generally, area communities
seemed TO feel the new proposal
might be acceptable, provided bet
ter service can be guaranteed. 1t
was suggested that If a change
is approved, then the Goose
should be operated to the day
new and adequate Bruck equip
ment is delivered to this rea
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
LEGION
AUXILIARY TO
MEET Ia

The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting
at the Legion hall Tuesday Janu-
airy IA 1858 at 8 o'clock p. m.
HosteSses are Mrs. Aldyth Ander-
son, Verna Gunderson, Florence
Banta, Mae Severson, Barbara
Meyer and Elsie Cook. All mem
bers T urged to be present.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
Do You Know?

That this month marks the goth
anniversary of the March OF
Dimes?
That 800 900 Americans have
had paralytic polio?
That 100000 disabled polio sur
v1vors r still in need of help
from the March of Dimes?
That in 1888 a polio victim was
apt to be Stunned like a leper
and few hospitals would admit
him?
That the death rate from polio
was 20% at one time? The March
of Dimes has been an effective
force in reducing it to three per
cent.
That so, 100000 Americans have
been vaccinated for polio? This
is nearly three-quarters of the
polio-susceptible population.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

The Big WaIgreen January Vi
tamin Sale is now on at the New
Sidney Drug Store. Outstanding
values in vitamins. Aytinal vi
tamins with minerals, S6.27 value
for only 1898. 51-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

Readers of a California newspa-
per were asked if they believed
the paper should print the names
of juveniles who commit serious
offenses. The result: So per cent
voted Eyes," 81 per cent voted
mo-, and Is per cent gave no
opinion.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

Take advantage Of the big saw
ings on RexaII Drug Products as
advertised in This Week - Pa
rade - Farm Journal and Pro-
.gressive Farmer. See our dis
plays. Turner Drug Store and
Hotel Pharmacy. 5I-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

Olo Vitol Multiple Vitamin So
luton for the children. Pint Bot
tie for ONLY s2.25. The New
Sidney Drug Store. 51-Jtc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

The new Sidney Drug Store
has the Perfection Hand Cream
Special. Reg. $2.18 ja- for only
xI.Is. 50-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09

E N US YOUR NEwsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
Congress Heights
License Renewal
Draws Protests

Renewal Of Q Congress
Heights liquor store license.
which was granted only q little
over two weeks ago. is being
contested before the Alcoholic
Beverage conrtol Board.
Or. Winfred Overholser. sup
erintendent Of st. Elizabeths
Hospital and a delegation from
the Congress Heights Citizens
Association. yesterday appeared
at a hearing In the case.
The license Of the holder.
Dart Liquors. 2925-27 Nichols
avenue Sc. expires on Feb
ruary /. along with all other
liquor store licenses. The ABC
Board granted the Dart license
on January 10.
Herbert Haft, proprietor Of
the new store, testified he al
ready has contractual obliga-
tons Of $4,000 In connection
with the business. His attor-
ney. j. z. Bindeman. protested
against the necessity Of going
through another hearing SO
soon on the heels Of one held
before the granting Of the
license.
However. DR.. Overholser de-
clared the store Is a threat To
the welfare Of some 200 ST.
Elizabeth patients who have
the privilege Of leaving the
grounds. And spokesman for
the civic group also objected
that the store Is undesirable
in the neighborhood.
DR.. Overholser and the asso-
citation also opposed the license
at the previous hearing.
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Former Washington police
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yesterday pleaded guilty in Dis
trict Court TO q charge Of bail
jumping.
Prather now Is serving q IA
month TO four-year sentence
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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
BESIDE ell Principle Teniu Ia
Conviction de que Cunurfdmos
Declare caUfeIoso Manager del Milwaukee
Por L t RICHMAN

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 -(UP
y = Todo ell mundo en- ell
clubhouse del Milwaukee re-
pite con entusiasmo "hoy es
ell dia decisive, TODD ell mum
do con exception del cautelo.
SO Fred Haney, aunque parece
que Ell tambien 10 cree.
"Al principle de la Serie
tenia la conuiccion de que ga
nariamos y aun siento 10 mis-
mo-, dijo Ell director del Mil
waukee, "pero no quiero ha.
Ger predicciones para hoy.
FL resto de los Braves, sin
embargo, dice 10 que Ell Sc
Gala.
Vamos a usar nuestro me-
jor lanzador (Lew Burdette)
Los Yankees no han logrado
vencerle todavia, y tampoco
10 haran hoy; dijo Johnny Lo-
gan. Hoy TODD habra termi-
nado"
Por primera vez desde que
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
"MALLYM0ss" EJEMPLAR De CUATRO AMOS
CAN0 PREMIO DEL LARGO DEL TRIUNF0"

PARIS, octubre 6 CUPID -
Ell caballo irlandes Ballymoss,
de cuatro amos, gan6 hoy ell
Gran Premio del Arco de Triun
fo", uno de los clasicos mas
codiciados del turf mundial, que
Sc corrio esta tarde en- ell hipo-
dromo de Longchamps.
Ballymoss, propiedad del turf
man norteamericano, J. Nc
Shain, Sc adjudico un premio de
100000 frances (108, 900 dola-
RESI- derrotando a otros ounce
caballos de primera categoria,
incluso I'm italiano y I'm aleman.
Segundo Sc classified Frio, del
stud frances de Michel Calmann,
a dos cuerpos del ganador y ter
cero Chereasco, propiedad de
Nine. Cino del Ducas, a medic
cuerpo del Segundo.
Cuarto, a medic cuerpo del
tercero, entro V. l. p, de Math-
eiru Goudchaux.
Ell "Gran Premio del Arco de
Triunfo", es un clasico que Sc
CORE sobre la distancia de 2,400
metros y esta vinculado con I'm
sorteo de la Loteria Nacional
francesa, en- ell que Sc reparten
1856. 000. 900 de frances 1929
600 dolares).
Ell tempo empleado por Ba-
llymos, traido en- avi6n desde
Irlanda hace dos dias, fue de 2
minutes, 37.9 segundos, excelen-
tie 81 Sc considera la pista pesa-
da y ell tempo lluvioso con que
Sc corri6 la carrera.
Ell potro irlandes paso a. enca-
bear ell Tote en- ell ultimo codo
fernando una c6moda ventaia en-
la recta final para ganal sin
apremio.
LONDRES, octubre s (UPI)
Ell a~utomovilista britannica,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

comenzo la Serie los Braves Sc
han mostrado de veras EMU
siasmado, en- SUI camerino, di-
virtiendose y dando palma
daS en- la espalda al ganador
Warren SPAIN con tai exage-
racion que el les tuvo que pc
dir que controlaran SUI entu-
siasmo.
"Diria que mi control fue
10 que me hizo ganar", dijo
Spann. "Pitchee en- la misma
forma que 10 hice en- ell pri-
mer juego contra ellos, pero
tenia mejor control.
Burdette que parecia tan
dichoso como 81 el hubiera ga
nado ell juego, Sc puso solm-
ne solo cuando Sc lie pregunto
como pensaba salir del juego
de hoy.
No soy adivinador", con-
testo. Luego,. sonrio y agreg6:
"Pero tengan la seguridad
que tratare de terminar la Sc
RE.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Otras peleas importantes de
Ia semana son las de Billy
Ryan VS.. Bob Young, hoy Iu.
mes, en- Providenc, Rhode Is
land; Kimmy Kelley VS.. frankie
Figuera, hoy lunes, en- Boston:
Sonny Liston VS.. frankie Da.
nlels, martes, en- Miami; John
Wills VS.. Buddy Mcdonald, mar.
ties, en- Richmond, California:
Johnny Saxton VS. Barry Ali.
son, martes, en- Holyoke, Massa.
chusetts; Leroy jeffrey VS. Jes.
sic Rodriguez, jueves, en- To.
ledo, Ohio; Alvaro Gutierrez VS.
Tombstone Smith, ell iueves, Los
Angeles; Joe Miceli VS. Karl Gu.
der, sabado, en- Hollywood.
LA HABANA, Oct. 6. CUPID.
Ell invicto Florentino Martf.
nee, 1914 Ibis, logr6 SUI de-
cimocuarto triunfo por knockout
en- IL e%ncuentros PROFESSIONALS
al derrotar por knock out tee.
nlco a Jerry Rock Randell,
1872 en- ell quinto round del
primer encuentro del programa
doble en- Ell coliseo nacional, ell
sabado.
Randell cayo a los 40 segun-
dos del quinto round. Ell referi
suspendi6 Ell match, pues Ran
dell estaba sroggy y no podia
defenders.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
JOHNNY KUCKS

Johnny Kucks entr6 por los
Yankees, aunque Hank Aaron
lie saludo con I'm sencillo que dio
en- una pierna a Kucks y permi.
tic a Mathews llegar a tercera.
Zero ell emergente Frank Tore
bateo una palomita a Kubke,
Crandall bateo un fly a prime
ia y despues que lie dieron a
Yves Covington la base inten-
cional, llenandose la almohadi-
Has Pafko forzo a Bill Bruton
que estaba corriendo por Co
vington.
Los Yankees adn esperaban
poder igualar aquellas tres ca
rreras, pero SPAIN no estaba
dispuesto a clio. En- ell octave lie
sirvio poche al emergente Enos
Slaughter, hizo batear una palo-
ma al otro emergente Jerry
Lumpe y luego obsequio con
otro poche a Siebern.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
BoYd y Beechman en- Pe|ea
de Revancha ell Microbes
en- Miami Beach Auditorium

NUEvA YORK, octubre 6. -
UPD. = Ell pugil cubano Isaac
Logart, uno de los principales
aspirantes al titulo de Ia cate.
goria welter que posee Virgil
Atkins, figura en- una de las ne.
leas mas importantes de Ia Sc.
mana.
, Logart y Rudell Stitch prot.
sonizaran ell combate estelar
del programa de hoy lunes en-
la arena st. Nicholas de esta
eiudad.
La atencion de los aficionados
pc trasladara ell microbes a la
ciudad de Chicago, en- cuya
arena Sc enfrentaran los medic
pesados Sonny Ray y Eddie Cot
ton.,,La pelea Ray-C Cotton Sc rea.
Tiara en- lugar del combate
anunciado p~reviamente entire los
medianos Rory Calhoun y Joey
Giambra, que fue suspendido
eua1do ell segundo Sc lastimo
unebrazo durante Ell entrena.
tmiento.
Miami tambien sera escenario
de otra pelea ~importante de la
semana. Bobby Boyd y Jimmy
Beechman mediran sus fuerzas
ALI en-. un combate pactado a
diez ~asaltos. Beechman derrol6
? Boyle Ell pasado 81 de agosto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

velocidad para SUI sencillo del
septimo.
Despues que Mantle bate6 su
triple, trabaje con cuidado es.
pecial al siguiente bateador,
Showroom, porque solo habia un
out y aun nadie habia anotado.
Hice que Showroom bateara ha.
ella mi con otra bola de cam,
bio de velocidad. luego
Schoendienst termin6 ell inning
con SUI gran jugada sebre ell ba.
tazo de Yogi Berra.
Ese pudo haber sido ell mo.
mento decisive del juego. Quie.
no decir una cosa: csc Schoen-
dienst es soberbio, ique peso me
quito de encima deteniendo
aquella pelota!
No hubo una razon especial
para que lanzara tantas bolas
rapidas aver.
En- los primeros innings de-
pendi principalmente en- ell CAM
bio de velocidad pero a medi-
da que avanzaba ell juego utili-
ce cada vez mas la bola rapida.
No Sc exactamente cuantas
bolas lance a home probable
mente de IS a 100 pero no
estoy tan cansado que no pue-
ola pitchear de nuevo, 81 fuese
necesario.
81 me necesitan como relieve
hoy, estoy listo. Pero espero que
no sera necesario. Con Lew en-
la lomita, me parece que no
hay NADIA que temer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. g.
(UPD-Norm Siebern muy
apenado reconoce ser Ell Gull
pable de haber dejado de atra
par tres importanteS flies que
dieron a los Braves de Mil
waukee todas las carreras en-
victoria en- Ell cuarto juego de
la Serie.
mo tengo excusas", dijo
mientras Sc vestia .junto a SUI
taquilla de la casa club. SEN
cillamente no pude yer la bo-
la. Saba que ell jardin izquier
do en- esta epoca del ano no
es una posicion facil, pero
nunca pense que fuera tan
maIa."
Ell pelirrojo de rs amos de
edad reconcile entristecido
que el debia haber atrapado
ell triple de Shoendienst en-
ell sexto inning que produpo
la primera carrera del Mil
waukee; ell fly que Sc convir-
ti6 en- hit de Warren SPAIN
que produjo la segunda carre
ra en- ell septimo, y ell doble
de Johnny Logan en- otro fly
que produjo la tercera carre-
RI en- ell octave.
Siebern luego describe CO.
mo perdio Ell triple de Schoen-
dienst.
"Vi la bola al salir del ba-
te, dijo, y comence a correr
hacia ella. Pero la perdi de
vista. Volvi la cara a Mickey
Mantle, esperanto que el la
atrapase, pero va era dema-
siado tarde.
mo es que confundieramos
seiiales nj NADIA de ESQ. La bo-
la era mia no de Mantle. 70
debi haberla atrapado."
Los companeros de club de
Siebern estaban de acuerdo
en- que Ell jardin izquierdo en-
ell Yankee Stadium durante
Ell mes de octubre es la posi-
cion mas dificil del beisbol.
mo Sc por que" dijo Gil Mc-q
Dougald, "pero este ano pa
rece peor que nunca". Ell sol
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Exumen del Cuurto Desufio de
Ia Serie MUndiul de Baseball
Por OSCAR FRALEY

NEW YORK, Oct. s. (UPD-
Warren SPAIN ayudado por una
carrera regalada, Sc anoto una
victoria 80, permitiendo solo
dos hits sobre los Yankees de
Nueva York dando a los Bra
vos de Milwaukee una ventaja
81 ell La Serie colocandoles al
horde 81 segundo triunfo con.
secutivo en- series mundiales.
FL pitcher zurdo de 81 amos
de edad, lanzando como I'm mu-
chacho, domino a los Yankees
por segunda vez en- esta serie
ante un publico de 1853 es-
p%ectadores. Y luego, impulse a
home una segunda carrera, ade-
mas de pitcnear ell undecimo
de solo dos hits en- la historic
de las series.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Peter Michel, Sc mato en- ell
circuito de Brands Hatch, al sal
tar una curva su coche Cooper
Norton y dar dos vueltas de
campana.
Ell photo, londinense de %
amos, fue despedido del coche
por ell impacto de la cai1a, ma
tandose. lba delante en- la prue-
ba para AUTOMOBILES de Formu-
la Tres en- esos momentos, y
solo tenia que dar una vuelta
mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

La carrera fue canada por B.
A. Hayward, en- I'm Comet-Nor
ton. D. S. Shale, en- un Austin
Haley, gano la carrera para CO.
ches sport production; r. ].
Randall, en- un Lotuso, la carre-
ra para coches de Sport; T. E. B.
Sopwith, en- un Jaguar 8, 4, la
carrera para coches salones; y
D. Taylor en- Lotus Climax, la
carrera para coches de Formula
Lihre
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

desciende detras del lado de
primera base del estadio Y
brilla directamente sobre la
cara del jardinero izquierdo.
Ademas hay un c~ontraste en-
gafloso entire las luces y som.
bras del campo. Los jardine.
ros Sc han queiado de este to-
dos los amos.
PRONOSTICO
NEW YORK, Oct. g.
CUPID Ell pronostico del
tempo para hoy, quinto iue- ,
60 de la Serie Mundial, es so
leado y fresco, con la tempe
ratura alrededor de los 10
grades centigrados'.
LAS APUESTAS
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
CUPID Los Yankees son
favoritoS 1910 en- los logros
de los apostadores para ell
quinto juego de la Serie Mum
dial hoy.
Sin embargo teniendo ell
Milwaukee 3 juegos contra /,
los Braves tienen a SUI favor
logros de 5 a 1 a que CANA
ran la Serie.
Los corredores de apues-
tas no aceptan mas dinero a
favor del Milwaukee para ga
mar la Serie, pero ofrecen 5
a ! a favor de los Braves a
cualquiera que quiera apos-
tarle a los Yankees.
Para Ell juego de hoy los
corredores ofrecen SIS a los
Yankees y aceptan rs. ESQ
hace ell logro compuesto 49,
10 a favor de los Braves.