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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

je presna potreba, da sc kon-'
gres metne u aktivnost i iza-
bere novi odbor, jer je par sa-
dasniih odbornika napustilo
mjesto.
Glavni govornik ma sjednici
bio je Arthur ]. Barrett Jr.
Glavni predsjednik of Wood
man of the World i bivsi pred
siednik of the California State
Fraternal Congress. On je 60
vorio o vaznostima drzavnih
bratskih Congresa, koji su
danas potrebni wise nego ika-
da prize, te je vazno, da poja-
camo iste sa sto wise bratskih
organizacija uelanjeno u iste,
te da pojacamo njihovu die
latnost, u radu, koji &c biti u
interesu j korist clanstva brat
skin organizacija.
Vince Cassidy Of Modern
Woodman of America, bio je
izabran "a predsjednika, Miss
Olga N. Serensen, "a prvog
podpredsjednika Supreme Fo-
rest Woodman Circle. Mrs.
Mary Bell, Royal Neighbors
Of America, drugog podpred-
sjednika, Arthur M. Schmidt
Aid Assn. of Lutherans, tre-
ceg podpredsjednika, Hyman
D. Landy Woodman of the
World "a tajnika, Anthony
Jersin Western Slavonic
Assn. "a blagajnika.
Izvrsujuci odbor sacinjava-
III slijedeti: Lawrence Alden,
Lutheran Brotherhood, Ben
L. Chestain, Independent Or
der Of Foresters, Mrs. Adeline
e. Ealoe Royal Neighbors of
America, Mrs. Mary Jussell
Neighbors Of Wood Craft.
Russell N. Volk Royal League
and Mrs. Ora Ward Supreme
Forest Woodman Circle.
Congress ie bio organiziran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
BroHovi be- nosade
Automatski uprayIiani

Dugo Sc mislilo, da je pot
puma automatizacija plovidbe
morem gotovo nemoguca, jer
ma brodu vrijednost covjeka
igra odlucnu ulogu. Pa ipak
u posljednje vrijeme i tn je
ucinjen vidljiv napredak.
Sovjetski casopis Soviet
ske studije", cd lipnja owe go
dine, objavio je, da je lenjin-
gradska tvornica Diesel mo-
tora pocela proizvoditi auto
matske upravljace, koji &c do
kinuti rad u strojarnici. Re
gulatori automatski odredju-
ju broj okretaja vijka, tenn
peraturu vode u hladnjaku i
dovoz ulja, a stvjetlosni j zvu-
chi signali najavljuju strojaru
bio koji kvar. Odsada, pise
list, strojari &c moci vrsiti
svoju sluzbu sjedeti ispred
plote . pelekomandama, In
staliranim bio gdje izvan
strojarnice.
Amerikanci, medjutim, l.
maju vete ambicije. Vec 81
najavili izgradnju trgovackog
broda potpuno lisenog posa-
de, koji ce legendu o ukletom
Holandezu pretvoriti U stvar-
most. Ministarstvo mornarice
osobito sc zanima "a tai pro-
blem. U slucaju rata mogao
bi se prelaziti Atlantik 3 ta-
kvim brodovima bez posade,
a da sc ne izloze opasnosti
ljudski zivoti. cini sc, da bi tt
trgovacki brodovi bill zapravo
velike i brze podmornice. Mi
nistar mornarice Morse rekao
je, da bi re pomocu njih mo
gla osigurati potpuna auto
matska plovidba bez ljudi. On
je pritom naveo slucaj Brita-
naca, koji sc bave mislju, da
Upgrade BOD v o d mi atomskl
tanker, koji bi bio u stanju
preploviti Atlantik bez ika-
kve posade.
Prema rijetima pukovnika
Denisona, sefa istrazivacko9
odjela americkog Ministarstva
moanaEiee, pritom b - mo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

dobe mo1e d povisl svolu .
sigursciju do $4,000.
h 80 do % godlns svsld
psstoje6 Han mode d 10
NJ svoju Hvotnu osigura-
c3u = 81, 900, I'll No mo1e
prekoFa6id Hvotnu osigura-
cl)a - Vie Cd 5000.
Novi Han Cd 50 do 60 60
DINA mo3e - osigursi kod
Hrvatske. Bratske Zajednice
- 1000 samo M xivotnu .
dguFaCiju, . ~ moke % o.
gurad z toj dobi m bolesnlG
- Detpoe1 I s6tst1
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Prve dvije sedmice Nakan

Prve dvije sedmice Nakam
je suvise oslabio cd malarije,
da bi sc mogao kretati. Kad
mu sc stanje popravilo i kad
je prvi put izisao il svoje ko-
ibe, mogao je samo konstati-
rati, kako je dzungla toliko
gusta, da Sc cd ME gotovo u
opce ne moze vidjeti nebo. O.
sim toga kisa je stalno lila.
Srecom, samo nekoliko stoti-
ma metara cd njegove kolibe
protjecao je jedan potocic,
koji mu je sluzio kao rezer-
voar svjeze vode, a osim to-
ga u MENU je lovio i ribu.
konacno spas
Kad SUI zalihe namirnica,
koje su mu drugovi ostavili,
pocele ponestajati, on je ras-
krcio jedan dio Sumo i posa-
dio nesto krumpira. Ia mala
njiva donosila mu je otad sva-
ka tri mjeseca po diva tovara
krumpira. Ma potocicu je sa-
gradio pokretnu branu. Kad
bi je povremeno zatvarao, is
pod ME bi u koritu potocica
rukama hvatao ribe. Divljac
je hvatao pomocu zamki isko-
panih u zemlji. Ma tai je ma
Gin "a. vrijeme svog pustinjac-
kog Mvota ulovio 33 divlje
svinje, 353 razne ptice, 13O
zeceva, mnogo riba i nekoliko
dzinovskih gustera.
I tako je on zivio sve do
jednog dana, kad su se ma u
lazu u njegovu kolibu pojavils
tri vojnika naoruzana auto
matskim oruzjem. "Japanci"
- pomislio je Nakan. Bio je
toliko iznenadjen, da nije bic
4 stanjn d i'm odgovoxi bile
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Moderni Robinzon u maIaiskoi dzunu|i

Kako je narednik Nakam Gurung zivio godinama kao
pustinjak u neprohodnoj dzungi, znajuc da
Japanci porazeni da je rat zavrsen
Nedavno je jedan ofcr Indske armije izdao memoare
ednog vojnika bivsih brtanskh mperijanih trupa pr
padnika plemena Gurka koji je godna zvio kao
pustinjak malaskoj dzung, znajuci da Japanci
porazen da e rat zavrsen Ia to vrjeme je zvo
potpuno cd oruzia ie imao iedan noz hranio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

gao upotrebiti sistem plovidbe
pomotu inercije, koji sc, cini,
upotrebljava kod upravljivih
projektila. Sistem sc temelji
ma principu ziroskopa, a lisen
je svih klasicnih metoda ma
vigacije, koje se oslanjaju ma
astronomska mjerenja, radio
iii radar. Prema rijecima De-
nisena, jedan pilot mali broj
djudi bio bi potreban, da
"brod-fantom" isplovi il lu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
0 0SN0YI FRIGHT TO WORK

Los Angeles, Calf. - Canstvu HBZ kao i onim koji
nisu canov ste zem da upozorm jednu cnjenicu ko
ju treba da sva radnik radnica nade cemu radi
ovogodisnjm izborima California;. Ovogodsnji izbori
Calf wise nteresanni nego kada prize koma treba
da vodio racuna er tiGu radnicke koze navlastto
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Hrv. Pjev. zbor "S|avu| j" u Detroit, Mich.

Trideset pet godina zvota jednoga naroda ne dugo
vrijeme Ali IS godina ednog pjevackog zbora imigrac
jeste edan dug period; vjeme koem savaju gnijez
da obiteskog zvoa vec vrjeme kojem omladina tog
iseenka pragoduje; izjednacuje stapa usvaa ma
Gin zvota obcaja svoe domovne kojo je rodjena. O.
stat vjern svojoj staro domovin pod takovim okono
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Poq|edi ma budutnost naSe zaiednice

nasem suzbenom glasilu cesto naiazimo ma naslove
velikm sovima pod koma ctamo veike uspjehe nase
Zajednice swim granama njezinog posovana kao pora
stu neznog canstva, kad to procamo pa pitamo
nasto onda Field meni kad bez nh krocmo tako ma
pred Ali bt &c da brat Krasit prav kad kaze unatot
svih uspjesnih kampana kada koncu godine odbemo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15

PIC AL DASl CV va .JC NJ az h
svih uspjesnih kampanja kat
umrle clanove, kao i one koji
uzmu isplatu certifikata, onda
ostanemo tamo gdje smo bill
u pocetku iste godine. Narav-
ski da ovo najvise zabrinjuje
svakog dobrog zajednicara,
kao i upravu organizacije, jer
drzim da je svijesna da da-
nasnji novi svijet nije izvrg-
nut onim poteskocama, kojim
su bill izvrgnuti nasi oci i die
dovi kad su dolazili u ovu no
WI domovinu. Kod nase mia
dezi jest sasma drukcije, jer
su vremena drukcija. Zato
bas organizacije nisu ono sto
su nekad bile, bile one brat
ske iii trgovacke. Naravski o.
ne &c postojati jos dugi niz
godina, ali ne &c wise cvasti,
nego dozrijevati i ovog mora
mo biti svijesni i ma sve naci-
ne nastojati drzati Zajednicu
sto dulje ma zivotu, i to jest
moguce samo sa preinaceniem
nash pravila koja moraju bo-
lie pogodovati nasim clanica-
ma, koje radiaju djecu i die
ci zaclanjenoj u Pomlatku.
Nemojmo sami sebe vara-
ii, vec pogledajmo u statis-
tiku pa cemo odmah vidjeti
koliko smo clanova imali u
odraslom odjeljenju pred II
godina a koliko ga imademo
danas, pa cemo odmah vidjeti
da ne krocimo napred niti po-
put raka. No sa odjeljenjem
Pomlatka stojimo nesto bolje,
ali nezaboravimo da su ovo
takorekuc sami clanovi osigu-
rani ma term certifikat i owl
ma moramo nesto bolju paz-
nju posvetiti ,nego sto je po-
cello ma prosloj konvenciji. .
Uzmimo PRIMER oval: cla-
nice osigurane ma bolnu pot
poru imadu pravo ma nagradu
cd $1,000 "a svako novoro-
dienee, a povrh toga svota cd
$4,000 isplacuje Sc u svrhu
clanarine ako Sc dijete upise
ma koji trajni certifikat, ali
term certifikat je iskljueen.
Dakle, nasa su pravila tako
skucena da ne pripoznadu svo-
je clanice bolesnom "a vrije-
me poroda i ne &c da joj pla-
te bolnu potporu, vet tex ma
gradu u obliku neke milosti-
ME do prosle konvencije
$4,000, a prosla konvencija
prepolovila je i tn milostinju,
i time su clanice koje radjaju
mlade clanove ponizene po
svojoj vlastitoj organizaciji.
Docim clanice koje su imucni-
je j u stanju su osigurati 81
dijete ma koji trajni certifi-
kat jesu nesto bolje srece,. jer
njihovo dijete Zajednica ma
gradi sa $4,000. Dakle, znaci
onim siromasnijim clanicama,
koje nisu u stanju osigurati
81 dijete ma bio koji trajni
certifikat oduzeto je $1,000,
pa je dato onim koje su u sta
nju da 81 osigura dijete ma ko-
il trajni certifikat. I po mo-
jem skromnom misljenju ova
zamasita pogreska imade sc
ispraviti u sto skorijem vre-
menu, ako hocemo da ne steti
organizacij.
Nadalje, kako sam gore ma
veo SO nasim Pomlatkom sto-
jimo nesto bolje, ali nazalost
ne posvecujemo istome tako-
rekuc nikakve paznje. Ma pri-
mjer, kad je clanu osigura-
nom ma term certifikat isti do
zrio isti prestao biti clanom
Pomlatka, on je jos uvijek bic
povezan 50 organization ko-
ia mu je dugovala kredit, ko-
sto, kad su mu oni zatrazili
isprave. Vojnici su tad sko'
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Kod HFvatsko Bfatslko h
jednice mo3e % osigmaH -
avotnu osiguradju Cd 16 do
40 godine bez Hjetnicke pro
g)odbe N svotu Cd g. 900.
Do 40 godina svah Nan mo
. 90 osiguraA NJ 80 900 n
povisid svoja Avotnu oslgu-
rsolju do 70 svote.
8 UJECNICKOM
PREGLEDBOll
In 40 godins 10 80 sv1ll
moxe d. % osigura - 1000
1vetas osisuzaeije = 0aa =
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-15
Izvjes6e sa Co|orado-w Wyoming kongresa
Ivrsnosn OdbOru HI. b. z.



Prama Vasem zakueku prisustvovao sam sjednici Co.
Wyoming Faterna Congresa koa odrzaa 49,
tembra sati veeer, Woodman of the World zgradi
Sjednca ba dobro poseena zastupnicima raznh
ganizaciia, koje uclanjene u kongresu.
Hyman D. Landy, tajnk kongresa, otvorio e sjednicu
e ukratko obrazoo svrhu da e sjednca savanna
, 1958-09-08
W E D N E S D A Y

at 500 and $3.50 ON
Big Double Feature Day !!
Hit No !
IN Cinem"~oone 10th Century
Fox presents:
"~AUNT FIVE ANT DIFF"
Jeffrey Hunte' Nigel Patrick.
Ammo Durineer
Filmed in England
The story of a secret, that saved a
Million Lives beeause nobody
kept it. A great Spy Story and
true !!
Mt No. 2
In Cinemascope . goth Century
Fox presents:
ION THE THRESHOLD OF
SPACE
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-08
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procure
ment, Chistiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
A. NJ. September II, 1852, and
then publicly opened for the
following:
ONE FOUR DOOR SEDAN,
AMERICAN
SIX CO.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any ~informality
in bids and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted,. St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
DANIEL w. AMBROSE
Commissioners of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
, 1958-09-08
THURSDAY and FRTDAY

In De Luxe Color
Guy Madison, John Kodiak,
Dean Jaeger
They soar to Glory! -. The flying
Scientists Of the U. S. Air Force ! I!
Goth Century Fox presents
GOD rs MY PARTNER"
Walter Brennan, John Hoyt,
Marion Ross
A radiant entertainment that will
make you happier tomorrow for
having seen it today. 1t tells how
Christmas came in Maytime to one
American Town! The story of the
miracle that happened on Main
Street.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-08
Mr.. FARRELLY

IN connection with the integra
ton situation at Little Rock,
Arkansas, in which the Mar
shals will be used to enforce
the Supreme Court orders in
stead Of troops.
Mr. Farrelly, incidentally, is
the only Negro who is a full
, 1958-09-08
Warner Bros, presents:
THE A E
TUESDAY

10th Century Fox presents
in Cinemascope & Color by
De Luxe
oh, MEN! OH. WoMEN!"
Ginger Rogers, Dan Daley.
David Niven, Barbara Rush
Tony Randall.
Che story of five funny character
in search of a Psychoanalyst. Thu
most appearing thing that eve
happened on a couch!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-08
VIRGIN ISLANDS

bill.
In this connection | know it
seems t h a t the agencies
charged with the prosecution
Of this work are very remiss in
starting and prosecuting the
work on various projects. How
ever, from the above you can
see that any expenditures on
any project except the sewer
lines across the reef and the
payment to P. L. Kenan can
not be undertaken until funds
are released"
, 1958-09-08
Notice Of Sole Of Used
Government Property

Government Property
Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
AM, September IL, 1858, and
then publicly opened, for the
sale of the items listed below,
"as is" and where u.s." located
at the Office of Christiansted
Hospital, Christiansted, st.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
/ Preferred Model No. 100
Range, flat top, diesel oil
operated.
l Bakers Oven, 5 shelves,
diesel oil operated.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. croix, Virgin
Islands.
J N w. B
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
By:
Alphonso Romney
Clerk in Charge
, 1958-09-08
DE LUGO

sen. DE LUGO,..
hours a day. q days a weekly
If there should be any need
for legislative action to bring
about this service, please feel
, 1958-09-08

free to call on me for assist
ance."
, 1958-09-08

14OI NC uIllS1 LdhC11 ullt41 1ulluS
are released"
TWO 49,.
into a car; his shirt was COW
cred with blood as a result of
the aid he gave to the injured,
DR.. Melvin Evans attended the
couple. Mr., Thomas was un-
conscious; Mrs. Thomas is be-
lieved to have suffered a frac-
tured skull and possibly a
broken shoulder or collarbone
With Mr.. Hilty in the wagon
were his wife and two chill
dren. They suffered no injury.
He was charged with negli-
gent driving and speeding,
also with not having the pro-
per license.
Late reports say that Mr..
Thomas sustained a skull frac-
ture and also an ankle. Mrs.
Thomas sustained a fracture
Of the left shoulder.
DR.. BoRNN -.
pie in distress. | hove ever to
remain close to this activity,
with which / have been con-
nected during the past %
years, and to help in what
ever way | can in bringing to
full fruition its essential and
worthwhile programs in aid Of
suffering humanity.
To my new task, I shall dedi-
cate all my energies and abili-
ties, doing everything within
my power to help our new
Governor make a complete sue
cess of this first all-native
team, and working ceaselessly
to advance at every point the
well-being of the people of my
homeland, the Virgin Islands"
TT G Morcdo1
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06

of Montana's most brilliant coach,
Toby Kangas.
Sidney will play its final home
game this week end when they
entertain the Glasgow Scotties.
AT the same time four Eagle
seniors: Ron Quilting, John Mar
man, Dale Winter and Dick Hell
ten will perform for the last
time before the home crowd. All
four have had outstanding high
school careers in not only bas-
ketball but also football and track.
The fans of Eastern Montana wish
these young men every bit of
success in whatever endeavor
they choose.
Glasgow and Sidney initiated
the conference race this season
when they met in both clubs op-
ening game, and now close the
regular eason in the final con-
test for each school.
In their first encounter last
December 6 the Eagles eked out
a hard fought win 40-35. In that
one Sidney trailed by as much as
five points in the final quarter
before starting a victory string
that has reached II in number.
Coach Hal Meyers crew, you
can be sure, would like nothing
better than to spoil an ~undefeated
season for Sidney. The Eagles,
too, want this win more so than
any of the year.
Glasgow currently rests in 5th
place with a very respectable 9-8
record. A win this week could
conceivably move them up a
notch should Havre lose their
last to Great Falls Central. How
ever whatever happens to the
Scotties Friday night they can
not finish lower than their pres
ent standings.
This northern Montana "five"
! has an all veteran squad which
includes the top scorer in the
Class A conference. Center Wayne
Leslie, a transfer this year from
Class c Richey, is averaging over
1U points per game. In addlnon
he is the Scottie's top rebounder,
Starters besides Leslie will prob
ably be Johnston and Sheldon al
forwards and JeTlum and Mes
kens at the guard spots.
Coach Kangts i expecting tougi
games here on out including tht
one this week. Each team viii try
to prove that Sidney is not un-
beatable.
The Eagles are at full strength,
| although Kangas never posts a
starting lineup until game time.
He will probably go with John
Marman and Ron Quilting at for
wards, Bob Jensen at center and
Craig Price and Dale Winter at
guards.
In the preliminary at TOO
Coach Don Standings B team will
Continued On page 81
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06
Stepped Up
Fund Drive
Is Necessary

The drive for funds for Richland
Homes has made only slow prog
ress the last two weeks as many
drive workers were on trips and
only a few workers have been
active. The total has reached
nearly $4,000 with many pros
pect cards still to be worked.
Some prospect cards are still not
in workers hands and can be
picked up at the Richland Homes
office located in the Sidney Cham
Der of Commerce.
According to Advance Gift
Committees General Drive leaders
and members of the Executive
Committee a stepped up drive is
necessary in the very near future.
A meeting of the above group is
planned to discuss plans for the
near completion of the fund drive.
Actually the response from
various communities and individ-
uals has been encouraging as an
average of about $3.50 per pros
pect has been received. There
have been few refusals and some
800 to 1000 contacts should still
be made. Volunteer workers are
still wanted and are asked to re-
port to the drive office or to
Nels Bach and Harry Johnson.
Anyone not contacted for a con-
tribution is asked to personally
visit the Richland Homes office.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06
County Property
To Be Assessed
For 1858

County Assessor E. R. Poff re-
ports that there will be a crew
of deputy assessors covering the
county and towns. The same prop
erty classification schedules used
last year will be used again this
year. These schedules r put
out by the State Board of Equal
ization and are being mailed to
places of business this week. They
should be filled out and return
ed to the assessors office as soon
as possible where they will be
checked and placed on the assess
ment rolls.
A new state law has gone into
effect calling for the reclassifica-
ton of all property in Richland
county. Since this classification is
just in the making the same land
values as last year will be used
again this year with some excep-
tons.
AS in years past the assessors
office will be open to any tax
payer to report his assessment
there.
All values sent out by the State
Board of Equalization will be used
to determine values of property.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06
Az Of Voters
Ballot in ASC
Elections

More than Al percent of eligible
Montana farmers and ranchers
participated in the election of Ag-
ricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation community committee
men for 1858, Leo S. Kolstad, state
ASC administrative officer, has
announced.
The elections were held by mail
during December with newly cleo
ed committeeman taking office on
January /, 1858, for a term of
one year.
The percentage participating is
slightly larger than in the cleo
tons for 1857 and 1856 when 40
percent of the eligible producers
cast ballots each time. 1t continues
a trend in participation which be-
gan with the election of commit
teemen for 1854 and has continued
upward each year excepting 1857.
A total of 1874 ballots were
cast in the elections for 1858, Kol-
stad said. Petroleum county had
the highest rate of participation,
SO percent of all eligible voters
followed closely by Golden Val
ley with So percent and Wheat
land with 81 percent. Other coun-
ties in which over half the eligi-
BILE voters participated are Broad
water, Chouteau, Fallon, Garfield,
Judith Basin, Liberty, Musselshell,
Powder River and Sheridan.
Voters in each community elect
ed a three-man committee and
two alternates. These committees
will assist the county ASC COM
mittees in the planning and di-
rection of Agriculture Conserva-
ton, Soil Bank, price support,
wheat acreage allotment and mar
keting quota, sugar share and pay
ment, wool incentive and storage
facility programs, all of which
are assigned to ASC for admins
tration.
Chairmen of community COM
mittees also served as delegates
to the county convention which
selected the County ASC commit
tees; excepting that in counties
where there is only one ASC COM
munity, the community commit
tee automatically became the
county ASC committee.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06
Jaycee National
Vice President
To Visit Here

Ted Anderson, National Vice
President, United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce, will be
guest speaker at a dinner dance
Saturday, March 8, Bob Hall,
president of the Sidney Junior
Chamber of Commerce, announ-
ced this week.
Accompanying MIR. Anderson
will be Montana Jaycee Presi-
dent Kermit Kruse and Past State
President Robert Johnson, both of
Helena. Anderson's visit is one of
IA speaking engagements to local
Montana Jaycee clubs during a
five-day tour of the state. The
event is being sponsored by the
Sidney Jayceens with all Jaycees
and wives urged to attend. Mrs.
Henry Turner, chairman, has indi-
Gated that the evening will start
at 7 p. m. at the Sidney Country
club with a cocktail hour. A
potluck dinner and dance will
follow. There is no charge, but
lilCiAlOClS SiiOtlo DlAAAS q IOfI4 GU
dish and their own plates and
utensils. A group of Glendive
Jaycees will also be here to en-
joy the evening.
Ted Anderson, Salt Lake City,
Utah, u. S. Jaycee vice president
in charge of Public Relations, was
elected to his one-year term of
office at the national convention
in Milwaukee, June 1857.
Anderson is immediate past
president of the Utah Jaycees
and in prior years he served on
the national level as a director,
chairman, member of the Nation.
al Policy Committee in 1856,
and as official United States del
egate to the Awards Commission
of Junior Chamber International,
both in 1853 and 1854.