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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
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5-ToIes of the Bengal Loneers.
7-Moveriek. Western.
] Hour. "Duel at Shutdown" Bret
toces shoot-out with notorious
eunfiehter. james Corner, Jack
Kelly. tRepeat.l
9-Thot's Ny Boy. Comedy.
Storing Eddie Moyehoff. IRE
peotl
500
Sylvester Feature.
IA Hours. "chino Sky" le45.
An American doctor in wor-torn
Chino. Randolph Scott. Ruth
Worrick.
S-The Ed Sullivan Show.
! Hour. Guests: Opero Singer
Roberto Peters, The P'otters, CO.
medion Shelley Bero1n, singer
Jill Corey, dancer helen Wood,
Hickey loyne.
$3.50
4-Droenet. Crime.
A robber kills O SUPER market
clerk in q holdup. Jock Webb,
Ben Alexander.
1.-The Lowmun. Western.
1.-THE Bodoe." MeKoy stokes his
Job os deputy on the integrity OF
one Of his best friends. John Rus
sell, Peter Brown. (Repeotl
900
4-BloiF and Roitt Show. Color.
! Hour. Guests: Dorothy Kristen,
Gene Sheldon, The Collins Kids.
7-Colt AS. Western.
THE Man Who Loved LINCOLN"
The story of Edwin Booth. 18th
century American oetor. Woyde
Preston stors. lRepeot.l
9-6E Theoter. Dromo.
A mooozine writer spends O lonely
Sunday searching for companion
ship in downtown Los Angeles.
Fred MocMurroy stors. tRepeot.D
$50
5-Assisnment Foreign Legion.
7-Deodline for Action.
I Hour. IN Deoth OF Twin Pines"
A reporter and the editor Of
smoll-town poper unroveI the
mystery behind the occidental"
death of an ex-oonoster. Done
Clark, Diane Brewster. tRepeot)
9-AIfred Hitchcock Presents.
"Foe Closing In" Concerns O
woman treodino on the boundary
Of mental illness. Phyllis Thoxtsr,
Paul Lonoton. lRePeot)
1000
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
CITY Fathers
PARALLEL
PARKING LAW

At the last regular meeting of
the City Council which was jan
uary 19, 1859 Police Chief James
c. Moore requested permission to
change the parking on Central
Avenue from angle parking to
parallel parking. The request was
based on the following reasons.
Substituting parallel parking in
place of angle parking would al
low four lanes of moving traffic.
This would allow vehicular traffic
to move more freely, allow more
and longer gaps on Central Ave-
nue which would give pedestrians
less trouble in crossing, give traf-
fic from side streets more opport-
unities to enter or cross Central
Avenue. Also Montana State Law,
Section No. 32-21-102 (c) ROM of
l947 requires local authorities to
secure permission from the High
way Commission for angle park
ing along any State Highway.
After considerable discussion
the City Council granted request
which is to be effective January
26, 1859.
Police Chief James c. Moore re-
quests that motorists cooperate in
getting the new parking regulation
under way. The change in parking
will start Monday morning jan
uary rs, 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Two-Day School Held
By Coroners, Law Officers

Problems of law enforcement Of
ficers and investigation techniques
as related to violent deaths, were
discussed at a two day Coroner's
School held at Sidney Monday and
Tuesday in the Lalonde Hotel.
Law enforcement officers from Re-
gina, Canada, Williston, N. D.,
Great Falls, Havre, Kalispell,
Whitefish, Glasgow, Fort Peck,
Wolf Point, Plentywood, Poplar,
Scobey, Culbertson, Fairview,
Richey, Lambert, Circle, Glendive,
Wibaux, Brockton and Sidney
heard lectures by experts on their
various s~pecialties.
Homer Gorder, Coroner of Rich
land county, who presided at the
Sidney school, welcomed the Off
cers and sketched the origin and
evolution of the Coroner. MI. Cor
der said "the coroner system, a
historic system, the product Of
more than 1000 years of conscien-
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Whiting Chairman
Jayeee Bosses
Night Banquet

Ray Whiting has been named as
chairman of the annual Bosses
Night Banquet according to Jay
Gee president, Dean Thogerson.
Whiting told KICK Radio news
that the date set for the event is
Thursday, February S. Three
awards r presented:
l. BOSS of the year" to the
employer who has shown out
standing service to the COM
munity in 1858. Ingvaard Svaare
of the Yellowstone Livestock was
given the award for 1857.
2. Good Government" cita-
ton is presented to the man who
has done signal service in pub
lie office. Former State Senator
Donald G. Nutter was the 1857
recipient.
3. Distinguished Service Award
- is granted to the man (not
necessarily a Jaycee) between the
ages of 81 and 35 who as an in
dividual has contributed most to
the civic activities in 1853. The
1857 winner was Attorney Wayne
Cumming.
Whiting said that applications
r being mailed to local or
CARNATIONS to be used in sub
hitting nominees.
Applications are to be
mailed to Box 308, Sidney, Mon
tana by January %, 1859.
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Natl Award Giver
Local Livestock
Commission Co.

Receiving an appropriate certifi-
cate this week denoting it a ma
tionally Certified Livestock Auc-
ton Market" was Yellowstone
Livestock Commission, Sidney
Montana
Nationally Certified" designa-
ton is awarded qualifying live
stock auction markets by the Ma
tional Association of Livestock
Auction Markets on the basis of
their operations and services con-
Quoted according to the national
code of business standards. The
code is the industry's own stand
ards of market services and opera
tons as public livestock markets.
The certificate as issued carries
the name of the market and a GER
LITIGATION by the chairman of the
Associations Livestock Market
Council that the market has been
found to meet the standards set
forth In II operating principles
condensed from the code. 1t is al
SO signed by the market owner.
AS such it constitutes a mutual
pledge to the livestock public, con-
signors and buyers alike, of con-
tinuirE high standards OF market
services and responsibility.
The National Association of
Livestock Auction Markets is the
national business trade association
of the livestock auction markets
industry, composed Of slightly
more than 1900 independent auc-
ton markets in 48 states It's adj
ministrative offices are in Kansas
City, Mo
All livestock markets in inter-
state commerce are now subject
to the registration, bonding and
fair trade practice provisions of the
federal Packers & Stockyards Act
as amended by Congress last Sep
TENDER.
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tious endeavor, forms the greatest
of bulwarks against what can best
be described as subtle murder"
Sam Gilluly, editor of the Glas-
gov Courier, spoke on Relations
with the Press, pointing out that
newspapers want the same in
formation as officers, and can be
helpful in several ways. He urged
cooperation of officers, reporters
and editors with the view in mind
that freedom of the press is essent-
ial to the maintenance of our
democratic form of government.
Sgt. Turner Tharp, Glasgow Air
Force Base Provost Sgt, told Of
ficers procedures to be followed
in accidents involving military air.
craft and personnel.
Sgt. Bill Kirkman, of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, Regina,
explained similarities of techni-
CONTINUED On Page 50
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Bills introduced By
Representative KvaaIen

HELENA - Rep. Oscar Kvaa-
len, R), Lambert, has introduced a
bill, lib 81, which will permit the
State Fish and Game Commission
to fix special seasons for big game.
Kavaalen said the bill was orig
mated by the Richland county
Bow Hunters and has the support
of bow hunters throughout the
state. At present, the special bow
hunter areas and special bow
hunting eason are limited to deer
only. He emphasized the bill will
not alter the present provision
which allows bow hunters to hunt
all big game during the regular
rifle season.
Kvaalen also invites all Rich
land county residents who are in
terested in bills coming before
the current session of the legis-
lature to examine copies of the
bills which he has arranged to be
at the following places:
Continued On Page 81
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Hardware Company's wholesale
activities as government sales
manager and later with the Wes-
tern Sales Company as Denver
Sales Manager.
Lindsay joined Challenger Air
lines as Salt Lake City district
sales manager in 1948. When the
company was consolidated with
Frontier Airlines, he became
system passenger sales manager.
Since 1851, when he became nan
ager of traffic and sales and
subsequently vice president, he
has been responsible for all
traffic and sales functions in the
company.
During the war, Lindsay served
as a second lieutenant in the u.
S. Army, 10th Mountain Division,
ski troops. He holds a CONNER
cial pilots license for single
engine aircraft.
The Chamber is planning for a
capacity crowd at. the Lalonde
Hotel Ballroom. Members or
prospective members missed in the
ticket sale, r urged to make
reservations at the Chamber
office, phone 1876. Special enter
tainment will be furnished by
the Sidney Sixteen" under the
direction of Lee Jennings, Sidney
High School Chorus Director.
Retiring President, Fred Mielke,
and President Elect Harold Lorenz,
will present the new officers and
committee chairmen and present
the program Of work.
A downtown ticket sale will be
made but those that are missed
are urged to secure banquet
tickets at the Chamber office
before Tuesday evening, January
81.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Local MEA Unit
Holds Meeting

The local unit OF the Montana
Education Association held its Jam
uary meeting last Thursday at the
elementary school building. MI.
Hammer, vice president, presided
during the business session in the
absence Of President Keith Forth.
The program, presented by Mr..
Little Of the Committee on Citi-
zenship and Defense OF Democracy,
was a quiz dealing with the es-
sentials Of good citizenship and af-
forded the faculty members the
opportunity OF determining how
they rate in that respect.
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Airing Official Speaker at
q c. Banquet Meeting

John D. Lindsay, Vice President
of Traffic and Sales, Frontier
Airlines, win be the featured
speaker at the Sidney Chamber
of Commerce annual meeting and
banquet, Wednesday evening, $50
pm, January %, 1859.
MI. Lindsay has been active in
sales activities with Frontier and
its predecessor companies since
1948. In his present position he
is responsible for traffic develop
ment, sales promotion, advertising,
schedules and tariffs, passenger
service and supervision of the
district sales managers throughout
the system.
Lindsay is a native of Utah and
was graduated from Westminster
junior college and the Henager
Business college, both in Salt
Lake City. Lindsay also attended
the travelling college Of the UNI
versity of Wichita. Lindsay was
associated with the Salt Lake
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Father mcDermott
Appointed Pastor
Big Timber Parish

Father Joseph McDermott, who
has been assistant pastor at st.
Philomena's Catholic Church in
Sidney from August, 1855, left
today for Big Timber, Mont,
to assume the position of
pastor of ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church there. Monsignor Regain
of Livingston will install Father
NcDermott as pastor of St.
Joseph"s Catholic Church Fri
day, January 80, at 7:30 in the
evening.
FIR. McDermott is a native of
County Derry, Ireland, and re-
ceived the right for ordination to
the priesthood as a graduate of
st. Patrick's Seminary. He was
ordained a Catholic priest in the
Cathedral of the Assumption at
Thurles, County T%ipperary, June
IA, 1853, coming directly to the
Great Falls Diocese from County
Derry, Ireland.
Father McDermott came to the
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

Indications are that Montana's
Class A basketball race will be
the most closely contested one
since the league started four
years ago. The tournament at
Billings in March could be the
best ever.
Only Great Falls Central re-
mains undefeated. However the
Dad ahead should be a rocky
one for the Mustangs. OF their
u games left to play two r with
Miles City, two with Havre and
one with Sidney. Any of these
four clubs have an excellent
chance to win the league title
held the past two years by Sidney.
The local Eagles who have
played half of their conference
schedule will rest this week
while the rest of the league
catches up in games played. Sid
ney's next action will be two
home games against Laurel and
Lewistown..
In last weeks conference play
Great Falls Central defeated Sid
ney $3.50 and Glasgow 1892.
Sidney split on their road trip
defeating Havre Saturday night
55-47 after the Blue Ponies had
stopped Glasgow 5000 Friday
Miles City won two by large
margins; Lewistown Friday 66-40
and Laurel on Saturday 76-40.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Montana Retail
Jewellers Hold
Dist. Convention

The Montana Retail jewelers.
Association Eastern District Con-
vention took place January Is at
the Lalonde Hotel. The conven-
ton to which all jewelers. as well
as all watchmakers throughout the
as eastern district were invited,
was held in coordination with a
business meeting and banquet.
Business matters pertaining to
false advertising and cut rate cat
alogues were discussed and organ
ization of the jewellers and watch
makers to better the grade of work
and practices of the trade.
The next meeting will be May
80 and June /, at Glasgow with
the North District or High Line in
vited to attend.
Hosts for the convention were
Ed Thornton, of Thornton Jewelry
Howard Sissel of Sissel Jewelry,
and David Choate of John Stock
hill Jewelry. Hostesses for the La
dies were Mrs. Ed Thornton and
Mrs. Howard Sissel.
The public Is X TO read
("Beware The Phony Price Tag
Bargains y on page 40 Of the
READERS DIGEST. A report To
Consumers. The Federal Trade
Commission wants all material
pertaining to such advertising to be
sent to The Federal Trade Com
mission, Washington Is, D. c. Your
name will be held in complete con-
fidence. COPIED from Readers Di-
gest). Get the copy OF borrow it
from your neighbor.
Visitors to the convention were
A. B. Degree and Harold Isaacson
from Williston, N. D..
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

Merrill E. Shoup, Holly Sugar
President, announced the retire
ment of Roger S.. Smith, Director
Of Livestock Operations, effective
January /, 1859, and the stimuli
saneous appointment Of Melvin
Cordray to succeed MIR. Smith as
the new Director.
During a four-year period
ending in 1925, Mr.. Smith acted
as Colorado State Brand Inspec-
tor, at which time he entered the
employ of Holly at Torrington,
Wyoming. In 1943 he was ap-
Continued On Page 81
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Vital Statistics
HOSPITAL BIRTHS

oFAlh AL 6lk1
Mrs. Wendell Patch, Sidney, girl
January IA.
Mrs Robert Trainer, Sidney,
girl, January IA
Mrs. Joseph Shields, Skaar Rt.,
boy, January Is.
Mrs. James Palmer, Sidney, girl
January is.
Mrs. Charles Johnston, Richey,
boy, January is.
Mrs William A. Gustafson, Fair
view, girl, January II.
Mrs. Glen Walker, Richey, girl,
January II.
Mrs. Harold Ginther, Dore, N. D.
boy, January II.
Mrs. David Albin, Sidney, girl,
January 20.
Mrs. Donald Lear, Riohey, boy,
January 20.
Mrs. Rueben Zerbe, Sidney, girl,
January IL.
MARRIAGES
Daniel Sheehan of Sidney and
Crum, Fairview, jamie.
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program in Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
during April when the nations
Four Outstanding Young Farmers
Of 1858 will be announced and
honored.
Our Junior Chamber of Com
merce committe would like to
express its appreciation to all
those interested enough to nom
mate a farmer during the past
few weeks, and we hope that this
project in some way will improve
public understanding Of the farm
er and that it may influence some
young people to consider agricul-
ture as a lifetime career.
Photo BY Weber Studio
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
March OF Dimes Drive
Momentum Increases

This years March Of Dimes fund drive is well underway and
the following people are assisting. the Richland County cam
paign chairman; Jim Haugen, Farview; Bob Gregg, Savage;
Grant Burgess, Lambert Joe schaner is handling mail receipts
In Sidney, and Selmar Hystad Is organizing a benefit dance at
the Triangle Club for Friday, February s; the Sidney Police
Department assisted In distributing the coin collectors which
were placed In various business places in town.
Special events VIII include a talent show Tuesday, January n,
In the Savage High School Gymnasium at 800 pm, and a dance
at the Triangle Club on the night of Friday, February s, featur-
ing the Covered Wagon Gang and, possibly, Pistocco's Orchestra.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Rausehendorfer Wins Jayeee
Outstanding Young Farmer Award

Mr.. Melvin F, Rauschendorfer
of northwestern Richland County
was selected as this community's
outstanding young farmer Of 1858.
The award was presented to Mr..
3auschendorfer at the annual
feeders day banquet at the La
.onde Hotel on January 10th by
Charles J.. Metully, Jr., Chairman
If the Jaycee Agricultural Com
nittee. The winner was select
ed by a group of local business
men from the fifteen nominations
received. To be eligible, the
nominee must be between the
ages of 81 and 35 and he must
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

Great Falls Central high school
found it impossible to beat Sid
ney high school on the basketball
floor. Included in these eight
games with the Eagles was a
loss for the State title in 1857.
However the Mustangs finally
found the answer last Friday
night and tied the locals
night and tanned the locals at
Great Falls 60-50.
Here was another example of
a team being 'up" for its game
with Sidney. The Mustangs gym
was filled to capacity and a con-
slant chant Of "beat Sidney" was
CONTINUED On Page 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
FIRE CALL

Fire at the Occident elevator at
$50 this morning was caused by
an over heated bearing on Ham
mermill in the basement of mill
proper. There was no fire damage
to the Occident elevator due to
the fact that there were me on
hand to check it, but the hammer
mill was a total loss.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
Why Buy Magazines Through
The Legion?

1. Subscriptions are sold at regular money saving
rates.
2 Representatives are bonded for your protection.
3. Provides jobs for Montana people who in turn
spend their money here in your own community.
T. Valuable sck-room and life saving equipment is
bought with the profits. Anyone of us may need this at
any time. Who wants to buy a wheel chair which may be
needed for a few weeks only? Or a hospital bed? These
two items could conceivably be waited for but in the case
of oxygen equipment, when it's needed it's needed NOW
not next week and you HAVE this protection, thanks to
your support of this program during the past years.
More equipment is badly needed. When you are called
on give all your subscription business to the Legion.
ALVIN wIEDERHICH. COMMANDER
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

derive 1877 of his income from
farming.
The purpose Of this nationwide
project is to increase public
understanding of the farmer and
his problems and to create
through example more youth in
terest in farming as a profitable
and satisfying career for a young
farmer who is willing to work
hard.
Mr.. Rauschendorfer, according
to committe chairman Charles j.
Metully, Jr. will represent Rich
land County in state judging
which will begin on January 18th,
and is eligible to win many
awards including an all-expense
paid trip to the national awards
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

United States from Ireland on
August 81, 1853. His first ap-
pointment was assistant at ST.
Patrick's Catholic Church in
Billings, Mont, from 1858 to 1855.
A farewell party was held
Sunday afternoon in the st. Phil
omena's Catholic. School gym
nasium by the Pensioners. A
gift was presented Father Nc
Dermott from the people.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
NOTICE OF WEED MEETINGS

There will be a series of weed
meetings for the purpose of ex-
planning c~ost-share payments for
the control of noxious weeds
through the AC program Agencies
in control of this problem will be
present to formulate plans for a
successful program. The following
meetings have been arranged:
Sidney = NYA Hall = January
rs at 100.
Savage = Flu Han = January 20
at 1870.
Hillcrest : Elmdale : February
2 at 1.30.
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Great Fails Central so
Sidney so
COYOTES EDGE EAGLES

Williston defeated Sidney
last night 1856 on the Dakotan's
court Thus the Coyotes once
again stopped the Eagles two
out of three games.
Coach Toby Kangas substitu-
ted freely throughout the con-
test in order to give his bench
strength needed experience.
On the other side Coyote coach
Peterson used only five players
the entire game.
Williston had quarter leads
of 1911, 1926 and 44-39. The
lead changed five times and
the cor was tied seven all in
the first half.
Three players; Sidneys Bob
Jensen and Craig Price and
Coyote Larry Hanson tied with
IL for scoring honors.
In two preliminary games the
Sidney frosh won and the local
b squad lost.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

As of January l. 1853, KG-
OK will broadcast the location
of all fires that the Sidney
Volunteer Fire Department
answers between the hours of
$3.50 in the morning and Hoo
in the evening. When you
hear the fire siren, turn on
your radio and the fire loca-
ton will be given. This is a
public service presented by
your local radio station.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21

State governments and legislative officials are shown on the Usnum of the House OF Representatives
the Governors inrihS State of the State message joint session of Monhnas louise and Senate
In foeroundH Governor hugo Armn. with hsE secretary Darrell Coovn at light To TIT lief of the
are Smte Nhjrty Leader David F. James D-LbenYlH and Alfred AndnsonS Secretary othe
snat> lack row from right House Speaker John j. Macdonald Gdhtnl Senate President L. Gov
PaIC Cannon p PngHan.H House SngeHh of Arm adr representatives. hep press and wire service
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Eagles Beat Havre;
Mustangs, Coyotes Win

Glendive won their first games
of the season downing Laurel
52-44 and Lewistown As = AZ.
Billings Central squeezed past
Hardin 51-50. The Bulldogs show
ed their potential Saturday night
however defeating Sheridan, Wy
oming $3.50 in a non-conference
contest.
Great Fails Central so
Sidney so
All good things seem to come
to an end some time and that
is what happened last week end.
During the past three seasons
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stake I simply can't lose tc
Miceli Saturday" Aragon said
IN be surprised II it goes more
than two rounds"
Miceli ridiculed Aragon's bra
vado, and told Leonard he
wanted to be cut in on a Jor-
dan fight II he beats Aragon.
Leonard explained he is in
terested only in an Aragon-
Jordan fight. and unless both
win this week his Wrigley Field
plans are of.
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Coast Promoter
Hopes to Match
Jordan, Aroqon

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. April
% (APD Matchmaker Jackie
Leonard plans to bring Dor
Jordan, the welterweight cham
pion, and Art Aragon together
at Los Angeles Wrigley Field
June "a If they win their fights
this week.
Jordan defends his title in
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st. Louis Friday night against
Virgil Atkins and Arason nights
Joe Miceli Of New York at Hol-
lywood Legion Stadium satur-
day.
Jordan's manager. Don Mes
seth, has asked for 100000 for
the champions share Of the
purse If the fight materializes,
wen give him that much. "
Leonard said, because a Jor-
dan-Aragon fight will really
draw here. / have my fingers
crossed that both boys win"
With a fight like that at