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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Johnny Moshls
Singer Signs New
Columbiu Contract

New York (ANPl--Johnny Mat
hts, popular 2S-ycar-old west coast
singing star, has signed a new
long term contract with Columbia
records, according TO an announce
ment by Goddard LAeberson. preai-
dent Of the company.
Jefferson hailed tho signing.
predicting that Mathis win emerge
"as one OF the great entertainers
OF our time" Columbia claims
credit for discovering Mathis
Mathis first signed with Col.
umbia late in 1865. He made his
record debut In 1855 with an Up
titled Johnny Mathis" In less
than two years, Johnny Mathis
has sold more than million
Lips" His hit single record In.
eludes two million sellers Chan
cos Are" and Its Not For Me "a
Say"
Mathis has also been I'm demand
as a motion picture vocalist. FOL,
lowing his singing success In the
Kirk Douglas production Lizzie,
Last week Mathis opened at the
Sands hotel, Las Vegas, culminat,
ing a triumphant tour OF top night,
clubs from coast to coast, tnclud
ing the Fontaine-bleau, Miami
Beach; Copacabana, New York
Crescendo, Hollywood: Latin Cas-.
inc, Philadelphia; Blinstrub's 81
Louis; and the Paramount hote
In his native city, San Francisco.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Louisville School
Sup'f Notes Guins
In DeSeqrufion

Louisville (ANP) - Indignation
in public schools has made tremen-
dous strides in the past two years,
a progress report on the desegrega-
ton OF Louisville schools revealed
last week.
DIR, Omer Carmichael, superin-
tendent OF schools said in his re-
port that only eight Of the city's
70 schools are sim all-Negro. He
also said disciplinary problems had
been relatively few in the first
year, and although the second year
brought more. this was because
the newness had worn off and the
effort was not so intensive as
durin gthe first year
I'm my judgement" Or. Carm-
ichsel assorted. "the second year
OF the program is more nearly a
normal year than was the first"
The school head further stated
that throughout the South with
the exception OF Kentucky, politi-
cal leadership had been responsible
for most of the interference with
education. Political leadership, A."
he said, has served the South
rather badly"
1T is my belief" he continued,
that there are a number Of cities
in the South which would now be
well under way with the program
Of desegregstion had It not been
for political interference in their
states"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

ones you see running back and
forth across the alley to play with
a neighbor friend. You will be sur
.prised.
The vast majority Of mothers
really take the best care Of their
youngsters they possibly can but
there ARE SOME who Just LET
THEM GROW!
New Pews: Congratulations to
Father Carly and st. Philips new
church. 1t is a very modern church
and the new pews were used for
the first time the morning Of the
Rostad-Howen wedding. They were
admired by members and friends
of the church.
Earl Bowman ST., and family:
Friends sympathize with you in the
loss Of your beloved mother.
There are so many visitors here
now, but you will real about them
elsewhere.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
WoRLD WIDE News
Ala GLANCE

shneFs nvode Chicago August IT22 For 57fh Session
Chicago (ANP)shrnerH members Of the Ancient Egyptian
Arabic Mobiles Mystic Shrine viii return Chicago for
Imperial through
pected delegates represent
than lat Temples cities throughout the nation The
held national meeting In Chicago 1913 The 1868
CONVENTION win be held In the Coliseum
meeting win be kenoted August 10 when Booker Alex
ande Imperial Potenta from Detroit win deliver his address
In addition to the report the growth and stability the Order
point up
relating the Near East and 10 spell out constructive for
the national economic and educational problems facing his racial
group
Knoxville Citizens Soc For Right Ploy Coli Course
Knoxville Tenn. (ArFDNegroos denied golfng privileges at
White Springs Course the RevH. W. T. Crtcher
pastors Of Mt Zion and Mt ovet Baptist Churches respectively
the eight Negroes who sought peuon TO play golf the
municipal the hands Of asoholde Charles Faust
few years ago City confronted with
plea from Negroes 10 exercise this right the leased
osensby Tuesday after
meeting with Club Manager Faust that they would Immediately
void Fausts five contract with the city The contract has
year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
ETHEL WATERS TO
APPEAR IN FAULKNER'S
"SOUND AND FITRYr

New York (ANP) - Ethel
Waters signed last week to appear
In an important role in Jerry
wald's forthcoming production OF
William Faullmer's The Sound
and the Fury" to be released by
goth Century Fox.
Yul Brynner will also appear in
the picture.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
by hazel
underwood
Reach down your hand

Reach down your hand
Reach down your handl
The little one who trudges by your
side
Is striving hard to match your
grown-up stride;
But Oh, his feet are very tiny yet,
His arms so short pray you,
don't forget
Reach down your hand!
Keep soft your voice!
For II was such a little while ago
This small one left the place where
tones are low;
His voice still holds the cadence Of
that land
Where no one ever gave a stern
command
Keep soft your voice!
Lift up your hearth
The little child you struggle 30 to
teach
Has resource far above the human
reach;
Lift up our heart!-Anon.
You who have been blessed with
children have a grave responsible
ty to teach them first, to stay
in their own yards when they are
toddlers. You who try to keep
your youngsters at home and try
TO see where they are at all times
Of the day would be surprised to .
see how many little toddlers are |
out in the alley and on the curbs |
playing hour after hour endanger- |
ing not only their little lives but |
the lives Of the motorist who has
to try to drive around them as
they sit right on the very corner |
curb with their feet hanging in
the street.
They do not know IL Is the
rush hour, no one has called
them In off the streets or out
Of the alley.
You wonder where their parents .
are! Some Of them are at home,
not caring where the youngsters .
are so long as they don't bother
them. You doubt that? II is true.
I overheard some young mothers
who try to keep up" with their
tell about the neighbor
who viii dress her youngsters, give
them their breakfast and turn
them loose!
She tells them to go play with
Sam and Susan and not to bother
her. Then she forgets them At
least she never bothers to go to
the door to call or see what they
are doing. That means the neigh
Dor has to watch her three PLUS .
these two day after day.
She takes care to look out ever
so often to see il hers are in the .
yard and being a real mother she |
keeps the other two out OF the .
alley and off the curb.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

The leading newstands In the
Twin Cities sell this newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Hawaiian Sounds

The artful Arthur Lyman re-
turns with another waxing for re-
Taxed listening in Hawaiian Sun
set" on the Hi-Fi release. A fol-
low-up 10 his "Tabo." Lyman and
his group again captures the
beauty Of the tropical islands in
music that is simple but exotic.
DELIGHTFUL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
CaIypsOs, Hot And solid

The other Cap waxing features
calypsos, hot and solid. Titled
Caribbean Calypses'', the Up
brings together three Of the
islands most fabulous calypso
singers, They are Lord Beginner,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

Americans who have read about
the tempestuous Italian soprano,
Maria Callas, but have not heard
her in person, get a front row
seat 60 one OF her most outstand-
ing operate performances with the
classical album, "Medea" on the
Mercury label A three-record al
bum, the opera, composed by the
late Luigi Cherubini, was recorded
In Milan, Italy, AZ the Teatro AHA
Scala, with Miss Calais in the title
role, She sings the scores boauti-
fnllv-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

WHETHER YOU'RE SUMMERING AT HOME. at beach
W camp enjoy the hot days arrange
outdoor activities for yourself and the children
For this big terry outdoor beach towels wonderful help
Spread colorul terry towel sand roof floor
suggests the Cannon Homemakng Institute and have the
start Of wonderful picnic barbecue just relaxed fun
Smart homemakers keep generous supply Of outdoor
towels hand for family guests and children They many
laundering Of clothes when provide children with
door towel 10 sit This for adults relaxing
beach or terrace.
Remember TO these big terry outdoor towels your
They're Just the right spread proec.
them from sand and dampness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
A Classical Gem

Vanguard completes a gigantic
project with the release OF a two
record volume OF Berloiz' RE
duiem (Mass), a religious record
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

Lo importante es TRAFALGAR en-
un puesto en- ell que % reciba
uno un trato agradable y huma-
no (2) ell traDajo sea variado y
nos ensene siempre algo nuevo
(3) vayamos p~rogresando a un
ritmo acorde con nuestras ambi-
clones.
Ell dinero no es TODD. Conozco
a un ex professor u~niverSitario
que por unos cuantos d6lares
mas al ano cambio de profession;
actualmente esta arrepentido y
anora la tranquilidad de la vida
de la universidad, la agradable
compania de los estudiantes, la
oportunidad de aprender cada
dia mas cosas. Ell pequeno au-
mento de salario que logr6 fue
absorbido facilmente por nuevos
gastoS : al fin y al cabo, vive
como antes. . solo que mucho
menos felizmente.
En- ell case de una mujer, ell
empleo esta muy en- relacion
con sus proyectos. Hay mucha-
chas que trabajan para ganar al
(Pasa a ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
La Cortesla Masculine

IA que Sc debe esa descortesia
que ponen de manifesto tantos
y tantos hombres en- nuestros
dias? iPuede ser responsible, me
pregunto, la actitud de muchas
muleres que oman los cumpli-
dos como 81 fuesen insultos?
Mi querida lectora, la proxima
vez que encuentre por la Gale a
un hombre de su amistad y lie Oh
ga decir: "Pero que bien esta u.s.
ted, Fulana!" no enrojezca de,
confusion y tampoco piense que
esa persona lie esta mintiendo v
lie dice precisamente 10 ~contrario
de ls que piensa. Sientase en-
Gambia halagada, sonria, pronun-
Gle una palabra de agradecimien-
to. y va vera ell resultado!
Y la proxima vez que ascienda
a un vehiculo de transporte co.
lectivo y un pasajero Sc ponga de
pie para cederle ell asiento. . por
favor, no desprecie su amable
ofrecimiento diciendole que ba-
jara pronto! Aunque SUI viaje de-
ba prolongarse solo tres o cuatro
euadras mas coupe ell asiento
ofrecido con una sonrisa de
agfadecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

Esto me trae a Ia memoria
otra cosa. En- una oportunidad,
mientraS paseaba en- uno de los
omnibus de la Quinta Avenida,
tuve OCCASION de observar esta eS-
cena. Una senorita subio en- una
esquina ocupando un asiento
junto a un caballero. Al acercar-
Sc ell guarda para cobrarle, abrio
su cartera, Sc encontro con la de-
Sagradable sorpresa de que ha-
hi olvidado su billetera. I'm
descuido que cualquiera puede
tener. La senorita Sc puso .roja
de confusion y cuando su compa-
nero de asiento Sc ofreci6 a pa
gar por ella, en- lugar de ace7tar
ell amable y natural Ofrecimiento
10 miro como 81 lie hubiese nro-
puesto algo offensive. Descendio
en- la primera esquina y ALI ter
mino TODD. Pero, pregunto 20,
Gquien compensa al caballero del
NAL momento pasado? Els SECURE
que despues de ESQ 10 p~ensars
dos veces antes de tener una cor
tesla con una desconocida,
Creo que 81 alentasemos un 20
co a los hombres reconociendo
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
GARNET De DEGRADE

Es sabido que ell biombo, ade.
mas de ser un acertado compile
mento en- eualquier ambiente,
permite "crear" rincones init
mos. ST undo a esta condicion,
logra una habitaci6n para hues-
pedes o una habitacion adicio-
nal, no dude en- adquirirlo para
ell nuevo arreglo de casa.
ST Ia entrada principal da d.
rectamente a la sala de recibo
y esta disposition no es de SUI
agrado, listed puede construir
un guardarropa, que servira de
pared al ambiente, que ash Sc
formara propicio para escuchar
musica, leer o instalar un peque-
no escritorio.
Saque Of mejor partido posi-
BILE de los Inconvenience.
tTiene 81 dormitorio un radia.
dor, vgas o c%aferias que lie i'm.
pidan decorarlo como habia zen.
sado? Ocultelos con recursos
PRACTICES: una mesa toilette adj
cional para ell primero, a la cual
Sc lie aplicara, para no impedir Ell
calor, una chapa %agujereada es-
pecialmente. Para los segundos
una construction realizada en- &C.
mento, MADEIRA y etFo material
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
JOSE A. BALSEIRO

semejante, permitira crear IN
sistema de Illumination o Ia aoi.
cacion de cortinas.
Use elementos de forma verti-
cal para anadir altura a I'm GUAR.
TO de techo bajo. Biombos, Qua.
dros, plantas, espejos, adornos,
daran la impression de espacio v
altura.
Por ell %contrario, en- un Guar.
to de techo alto todos los niue.
bles tenderan a tener una Inca
horizontal 81 listed desea "ba.
jar ell techo. Las lineas horizon
tales les dan un movimiento que
acentua a un mismo tempo an.
chura. y profundidad.
I'm valioso complemento que
realza la renovation que listed
quiera darle a su cuarto es la
luz que colocada hacia arriba,
agregara altura; 81 Sc enfoca ell
piso con ella, ell techo "bajaran;
mientras que 81 esta alumbra los
rincones "empujara" las paroles
del cuarto.
$50
81 listed quiere "agrandar" su
cuarto, los espejos lie ayudaran a
lograr esta sensation.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

Motrimonlo
En- tardes recientes, en- Ia lyle
STA CatoIica de San Pedro y San
Pablo de esta ciudad, unieron sus
destinos para siempre bajo los la
EOS indisolubles de una ceremonial
ecclesiastical, la gentil y culta .seno.
rita Haydee Garcia, hija del senior
ArmandO Garcia y sonora Rosa
O'DonneH de Garcia y ell correcto
caballero senior Roberto Herrera,
hiio del senior GOnzalO Herrera y
sonora, Maria Valladares de Here
ra. vinculandose ash dos familias
estimadas de nuestra colonia cuba
ma.
La novia entro al recinto del
brazo de SUI padre, ataviada de una
bella creaci6n confeccionada en-
encaje Chantilly, salpicada de lem
tejuelas y perlaS, de cenido corpi-
no Y amplia falda que terminaba
en- majestuosa cola. Adornaba SUI
cuello con I'm finisimo collar de
perlas, regalo de la madrina seho-
ra Lilly de RenedO. De la exquisi-
ia corona d%esprendia Ell velo de
tul Illusion y en- sus manos portaba
I'm ramo de gardenias y claveles
blancos.
Fueron los padrinos Ell senior
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

Eduardo Garcia y la sonora Rene.
do, quien lucia muy elegante en-
una creacion de saten color lila y
pamela del mismo tono. Sus flores
eran gardenias lilas.
Integraban la corte de honor las
senoritas Diana RenedO, TORY Re.
nedo, Lidia Fernandez, Sonia Val.
des, identicamente ataviadaS en-
estiIos de corte princesa en tonos
verde-nilo, celeste, rosa, amarillo y
escoltadas por los ujiereS Amman
do Garcia Jr., Luis Llaveria, Jose
Nestral, Felipe Alvarez, Luis Fe.
Iipe Fernandez.
Porto los anillos el sraciosO Aiho
Rando Quintana. e.
La sonora de Garcia, madre de
la desposada, lucio un precioso ira
je de encaje azul embeleso con ac-
cesorios azul-marino. La sonora de
Herrera, madre del novio, iba alta
viada de girls con accessories negros'
Ambas adornaban sus vestidos con
ramos de gardenias.
AL concluirse la ceremonial, los
padres de la novia o%frecieron una
reception a la cual concurrio I'm
nutrido grupo de amistades de am
bias familias.
AL regreso del viaje de luna de
miel a la historical ciudad de Saint
Augustine, los nuevos eonyuges
fijaran SUI residential en- la Ave. %
N. w. numero $40.
La joven sonora de Herrera hizo
Sus estudios en- Ell Central Com
mercial High School en- donde OBJ
tuvo SUI grade de secretaria. Su es-
poso curse estudios en- Ell eolegio
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
CAMBIO DE EMPLEO

OL LVlE LEU
Querida Amaranta: TengO I'm
empleO que me causa enOrme te'
do. He hablado del aSuntO con
mis- amigos y unas dicen que
elias no 10 pasan ma en- su off.
cinas, en- tantO que Otras asegu.
ran que .tOdOs los trabajOs son
OdiOsOs 6Cree listed que debO
aceptar esta ultima opinion y
seguir aburriendOme amos y
amos, o que debO intentar cam
biar de empleO? En- este ultimO
case 5CuandO cree listed que I'm
cambiO es acOnsejabIe?
Rita
No opino que todos los ira
bajos sean tadiosos, y en- conse-
cuencia me inclino a Greer que
lie convene a listed buscar I'm
empleo uistinto del que tiene &C.
tualmente. ST listed lama media
dOcena de miradaS al dia al re-
loj dursnte Su jornada de traba-
10 es porque no est5 satiSfecha
de la clasc de tarea que ~realiza.
Solo entOnces es aconSejable
Zanzibar de empleo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
Nucimiento

Noeimiento
Sc encuentra de placemes ell no.
gar tornado por ell senior Ralph
BrunelIy y sonora la gentil dana
cubana Arabia de Brunelly, con
motive del advenimiento de una
hermosa ninita ocurrido con toda
felicidad en- dias recientes en- ell
Hospital Mercy de esta ciudad.
Para la recien nacida, y u d.
chosos padres, nuestra enhorabue-
ma.
Enfermo
LamentamoS la novedad que
aqueja a la gentiI dana sonora
Virginia Alpizar de Castro, esposa
del senior Jose Maria Castro .OdiO,
Consul General de la Republica de
Costa RIGA en- Miami, y formulamos
votos por su pronto y complete res
tablecimiento.
Cumpleches
Vayan niF&tras sinceras felicia
clones para Ell estimado caballero
senior Manuel FirestOne quien &C.
Zebra en- ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion de. aniversario de su ma
cimiento, y nuestros deseos de que
disfrute de muchoS amos mas de vi
da, rodeado del afecto de todos los
SuyoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22
80 H0GAR-por NctoriaA ketandEa
FL PoEMA De HOY
HA MUERTO MUNOZ RIVERA

Sc vistio ell cielo de luto,
Ell mar Sc hizo sombra densa,
corrieron rios de flores
llorando deSde la sierra.
Los corazones de hombres
en- hondas quejas Sc vuelcan;
los labios de las muieres
rezan, reZan, rezan, rezan;
los ninos turbados, hacen
eien preguntas sin respueSta.
Sc quedo sin voz la patria:
ina muerto Munoz Rivera!
ParallZada de miedo
la Isla Sc queda yerta
entire misterios de plomo,
de ceniza y de tinieblas.
Los nervios quietos de espanto;
eada mirada Sc quema
en- fuegos de desventuras
sobre h~orizontes de ausencia.
Sc qued6 sin voz la patria.
ina muerto Munoz Rivera!
-GDonde ell varon, Puerto Rico,
cue como Ell tie defendia?
y iquien sabra sus palabras
en- nueStra bora siniestra?
~Dondequiera que va ell feretrO
fervor de manos esperan;
dondequiera 10 detienen
para llorar a SUI vera;
de Santurce sale ahora
eamino de Rio Piedras;
despues en- CaguaS Sc posa,,
porque ALI amino su prenSa;
Ponce eStremeceSe TODD
en- angustiaS inconcretas
-eSe Ponce que saba
de 81 pluma clara y reeia-
Por fin vuelve a la montana
de donde antano partiera,
y es como 81 Ell corazon
va nc latiera en- la terra.
Barranquitas, que lie diste
al mundo flor de nobleza;
BarranquitaS, que tie hiciste
immortal con SUI %presencia.
iQue han sentido tus entranas
al tocar su carne muerta
en- silencios que no finan
mientras ell dolor te arredra,
cue 81 aver fuiste SUI madre
hoy l Horas como huerfanai
Sc qued6 sin voz la patria:
iva murio Munoz Rivera
(Pero en- ell Cielo Sc asoma
ell orc de aurora nueva. y
Uncr, nav
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

VERTICALES
1-Prefijo que triplica
2+Instituto Externo Municipal.
Inic.
3-Propietario con otro
4-Misiva
5-Senal de duelo
Ave trapadora
7-Se dirigen
8-Que contiene arena
9-En forma de satira
10-Remueva la terra con d ara
do
11-Nosotros
16-Dios de los vientos
17-Ap6cope de norte
2O-Ciudad de Nueva York
21-Recibidores
22-Expone al aire
23-Mancha de la piei
24-Seca
25-Aprisco eerrado para d CANA.
do
Z7-Cacanuete
3O-Relativo al monte
34-Tiene cabida
36-Denota algeria, Inv.
37-Asuntos o argumentos
39-Mujer de calidad
40-Oxido de calcio
41-Se atreva
42-Preposicion
43-Igual al ! Vertical
44-Yunque de plateros
45-Nombre de letra
HORIZONTALES
1.-Movimiento nervioso;
4.-Del verbo clavar;
9.-Apocope de santo
12.-Inculpado
13.-Unificar, reunir;
14.-Circulo o redondel:
l5.-Majaderos, inoportunoE
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-22

sentimental
por' Amaranta

Dirjanse las consultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p. o. BOX 5s,
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. RagamOs a lOs lecbIs o lectoras
que nrmen sus cartas col in pseud6nimo o iniciaes.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-28
Jaycees Win
State Award

At the Montana Jaycee Con-
vention in Lewistown last week,
the Sidney Jaycees for the Sec
ond successive year received the
award as the Outstanding Jaycee
Club in Montana for the 5000
and under population group. Hell
ena received the award for the
larger population group. Sidney
completes with about I'll of the
20 clubs for this award and it
is a tribute to President Bob
Hall and all members who con-
tribute their time to the projects
Especially important in this Sc
lection was Willard Schmitz
who as chairman of the local
awards committee, made up the
scrapbook which was judged to
determine the winner.
The local Jaycees who attended
the state convention in Lewis
town were State Vice-President
Wayne Cumming, President-elect
Harold Thogersen, Secretary
CdohA -ClClt oOO oLdJ lOll,
Vice-President Ray Whiting, and
Directors Albert Dige and Leroy
Eckedahl. Jayceen delegates who
attended were President-elect
Mary Stayton, Treasurer-elect
iris Thogersen, Doris Eckedahl,
Mrs. Albert Dige, and Betty
Cumming.
Jake Jensen of Bozeman was
elected State President and Andy
Kraft of Glendive was elected
State Vice-President for this
rec East Glacier was selected
as site of the 1859 State Conven-
ton, and Poison was selected for
the Fall Planning Meeting in
August. On May 81 the new club
at Wolf Point will receive its
charter.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-28

With the 1858 Acreage Reserve
signup substantially complete,
2O3 Richland county farmers have
agreed to place a total of 20,799.9
allotment" acres of wheat in the
Soil Bank Reserve this year. This
compares with 200 farmers who
reserved 20,385 acres under the
, same program last year.
If all applications on file are
accepted and farmers comply
with the program, they could
earn a maximum of 1915, 107. 85
on the acreage offered in sign
ed applications.
The Acreage Reserve is a Soil
Bank program under which farm
ers agree to reduce their plant
ings below their acreage allot-
ments of the basic crops as a
means of reducing SURPRISES.
Farmers earn payments on the
land held out of production. The
land must not be harvested or
grazed, and must be kept free
of nexious weeds and protected
from erosion.
When the 1858 Acreage Re-
serve signup for spring crops be-
gan last January, the response
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-28
REA Annual
Meet Plans
Under Way

The goth annual meeting of
the Lower Yellowstone Rural
Electric Association will be held
at Richland Park on Friday,
June 6.
David A. Hamil, administrator
for Rural Identification Adm,
will be the guest speaker. Hamil
is well versed on the problems
and accomplishments of the rural
electric c~ooperatives and his talk
will be of interest to the mem
bers.
Reports on the operations of
the Association will be given by
the officers and manager and
three trustees will be elected.
The following members have
been nominated as candidates
for trustee and additional nomi-
nations may be made at the
meeting:
District No. 5 - Ronald Cor
don and Charles Patch; District
No. 6 = Henry o. Peterson and
Peter Ruffatto; District No. 2
c. R. Thiessen.
A number of very nice prizes
will be given away; however,
members only are eligible
The meeting will be held "pic-
mic style" with the cooperative
furnishing coffee, ice cream and
pop.
The picnic starts at HOO a. m.
with the business session starting
at lis p. m. In case of rain the
meeting will be at the NYA hall
in Sidney.
Members and families are
urged to attend this meeting as
this is an opportunity for every
member to speak his mind, have
his questions answered and to
vote on cooperative affairs.