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Basketball

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season-as we'll as national
acceptance - by beating the
Wildcats. The Tigers wind up
their season against Tennessee
and Alabama, neither a serious
problem.
BiIIikens Play Bradley
While the momentum builds
up toward this one, there's
plenty of action elsewhere.
st. Louis is at Bradley to-
night in the second part Of
their home and-home duel to
decide the challenger to Gin
cinnati in the Missouri Valley
Conference. st. Louis, riding
a 14-game winning streak with
its 1872 record, took the first
one last week but still trails
Cincinnati by game.
Kansas State can clinch at
least a tie for the Big Eight
title and another NCAA ap-
pearance with victories over
Oklahoma tonight and over
Okla h oma State Saturday
afternoon.
On Wednesday the ACC
powers. North Carolina and N.
c. State, have a rematch. The
Tar Heels-who won the first
duel--are the home club this
time. On Saturday, Princeton
plays at Dartmouth in the
opener of a home and-home set
that will decide the Ivy cham
pionShip. Both have 80
records.
In the Skyline, front-running
Utah takes to the road to try to
wrap up its NCAA berth-meet-
ing runnerup Denver Thursday
and New Mexico Saturday. And
on the coast, California is on
the road against Washington
State Friday and Idaho Satur-
day trying to hold its edge over
Washington.
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Action in Big Ten
BiIIikens Play Bradley

Some of tonight's best action
comes in the Big Ten, with
Michigan States leaders CID
playing at Northwestern and
runnerup Indiana (6-3) play
ing at Purdue (5-4). The Spar
tanS, who have yet to beat a
first-division team on the road,
meet Purdue at East Lansing
Saturday and play at Indiana
next Monday.
There was one surprise yes
terday when Gonzaga topped
Seattle. 1856, as Frank Bur-
CESS poured in "a points. John
Claude LeFebvre, the homesick
French giant who quit the team
last week but was persuaded to
return the next day. lent a
hand with Is rebounds and
eight points.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL


BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday
Carroll SIS; st. Johns, 30.
DeMatha, SO; Calvert Hall, 46.
Gonzasa, rs; Mount st. Joe, 81.
Mackin. u; st: Anthony 90.
Games To-day
CIV High w ct oconnell, 4.
Gwynn Park at Charlotte Hall, z.
Games Tomorrow
Eastern VS.. Chamberlain at Anaeostia
Phelps at Anacostia. 5.
Dunbar VS. Coolidge at Roosevelt, $50
western VS.. Bell atsRoosevelt. s.;
Roosevelt VS.. cardozo at Tech, $3.50.
Spingarn at Fairmont Heights, $3.50.
Wilson VS.. St, Johns at AU. $3.50.
Mackin at Priory. 4.
Landon at st. Stephens, $50.
W&L Frosh at Woodbury. Forest, $3.50
woodward Prep at Lackey, 2.
High Point at B-CC, 3.
Bladensburg at Blair, 2.
Northwestern at Walter johnson. $3.50
Suitland ct Richard MONTGOMERY, $3.50
Wheaton at Oxon Hill 2.
Northwood at Gaithersburg, $3.50.
Gwynn Park at Surrsttsville.
Howard County at Damascus, Q.
Laurel at Sasscer. ESQ,
Leonardtown at Great Mills. z.
Calvert County at Brent Z.
Neal 81 hdEAdlas
Annandale at wakefield, $50.
Mount Vernon vs. George Washing
ton at Hammond. $3.50.
Groveton at Washington-Lee $50.
Hammond at Mclean, $50.
George Mason st Herndon, z.
Loudoun at Rappahannock, z.
Nokesville at OSbourn, z.
Parker-Gray at Manassas Regional
1880.
Taylor at Hoffman-Boston, 2.
SOCCER
Games Tomorrow
Friends ct QeorgetoWn Prep, $50.
Episcopal Of st. Adams. $3.50.
Landon at 81. Stephens, $3.50.
Blair ct Bethesda Chevy Chase, $3.50.
WRESTLING
Tomorrow
Wakefield " ct st. Stephens. 2:45.
washinKton-Lee " ct Landon, $50.
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Picture on Poge AIS
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Tho Sidney Herald-WednesdaY. April %. 1851
40 Boys Selected To
Attend Forestry Camp

of both poorly and we'll managed
natural resources. The students
will see experimental work ir
progress in forest management
silviculture, range and game
management, and watershed man.
agement.
Instruments, supplies, and q
working library will be supplied
from the MSU School of Forestry
and other University departments
and from the Experiment Station.
The boys will take field trips
from their forest base and will
have access to facilities on the
campus at Missoula and at U. S.
Forest Service installations.
The camp will be stated by
members of the MSU forestry
faculty and will draw on state
and federal conservation agencies,
private companies, and education
al institutions for consultants and
visiting lecturers.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Woman's Clubs District vi
Convene In Billings April 30

Montana Federation of Woman's
Clubs District vi Convention will
convene in Billings on Thursday
morning, April 80, at $50 in the
Northern Hotel.
Invitations have gone out to
the members of the twenty seven
clubs in the District, according to
Mrs. Frank R. Pierce, Billings,
President. Other District officers
are Mrs. David Revenues, Miles
City, first vice-president; Mrs.
Ralph Blair, Sidney, second vice
president; Mrs. R. L. Jorenby,
Billings, recording secretary;
Mrs. c. A. Duncan, Hardin, trea-
surer; Mrs. Willard Baker, Bill
lings, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Albert Thomas, Billings,
parliamentarian.
The district includes sixteen
counties - over $4,000 square
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
Preparation Vital For
Efficient Irrigation

BOZeman - The irrigation sea-
son is just around the corner and
to insure an efficient operation,
there are several preparatory
measures which should be under
taken each spring, according to
Stanley Howard, Extension Serv-
ice irrigation specialist at Mon
tana State College.
Job No. l is to get the land in
shape before planting SO that it
can be irrigated as easily as
possible. The farm leveler used
extensively on all fields before
seeding will help considerably.
Another important job is to
clean head bitches to get. fast
coverage. In irrigation, he said,
water wasted is time lost.
For example, a stream of water
flowing at the rate of 100 miners
inches, or 2h cubic feet per
second, is sufficient to apply a
5-inch irrigation to an acre of
land in two hours. But if half of
this water is lost through runoff,
ditch loss and deep penetration,
it then takes four hours to apply
a 5-inch irrigation. So, time is
money when it comes to irriga-
ton.
Still another job is to inspect
all irrigation structures and
making repairs and requirements
as needed.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

The 20, 000-acre Lubrecht Forest
will be the main laboratory for
40 h~igh-school boys selected to
attend a forestry training camp
to be conducted this summer by
the Montana State University
School of Forestry, according to
Dean Ross Williams.
MSU is one of 112 institutions
that have received National
Science Foundation grants to sup
port summer training programs III
science and mathematics for high
school students, according to the
dean. 1t is the only one of the
liz to receive a grant for a for
estry camp, he noted.
The camp will be divided into
two Today sessions, directed by
Prof. Arnold Bolle of the MSU
forestry faculty. The first will be
June 22-July /, and the second,
July Is : July %. Twenty boys
between their junior and senior
year Of high school will be chosen
for each session. Detailed infor-
nation about application for the
camp is available at high schools
in Montana.
The boys will be headquartered
at the University's camp on the
Lubrecht Forest. They will be
housed in cabins that sleep four
each and will use the camps
lecture room, classrooms, and
dining facilities. Equipment for
sports will be available as well as
a birling pond, saws, and axes
for loggers contests. Two coun-
sellers will be in attendance at
all times.
The vast forest contains many
areas of undisturbed vegetation
to facilitate study of plant identi-
fication and plant geology, Prof.
Bolle said. 1t provides examples
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

There's a new INTERNATIONAL Truck
for any job you handle Smart Travelettee
takes 6 passengers, plus standard pickup
load. The new Travelalle has more load
space than any wagon" more head and
spread room for 8. Medium-duty models
offer conventional or all-wheel drive, stake
or platform bodies. Comprehension trucks
are short in length for easier handling of
long vans, bigger %payloads. Husky tandem
axle models to SO, 900 lbs. GVW. You name
it you've got it in the worlds most COM
plete truck line.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
BOSS RAVE

London - A London secretary
who returned to England recently
from a fifteen-month work trip to
the United States says, "Give me
an American boss every time.
Interviewed, Miss Beryl Cory, %,
said she worked in 80 different Of
fices in the United States. "In the
average British office boss ar
rives at about 10 o'clock and
spends another half an hour TAX
ing off his coat and drinking tea.
"In the States he is at his desk
by 9 o'clock or even earlier, and
by 1890 he has done what, by
British standards, is a full days
work"
She also said: 1.-THE average
American boss is more considerate
to his staff and treats his secre-
tary as more of an equal rather
than a piece of office furniture.
She said she plans to return to
the United States - soon.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Ottawa, Canada's national capital. which each
Spring presents one of the most colorful floral dis
plays in North America. is anticipating that its
plus million-blossom Tulip Festival, from May Is
to May 80. will be the most glorious in years.
Winter conditions have been ideal. Since Novem-
Der, a million tulip bulbs planted along the capitals
"a miles Of scenic ~parkways have been protected
by a thick but fuffy-light blanket of snow, which
horticulturists say has provided the best wintering
conditions in years.
The tulips and hundreds Of thousands of other
spring flowers - mainly crocus and daffodils - are
in 20 main flower beds throughout the city. Most
OF the beds are set on slopes to provide sequence
and balance to achieve eye-catching display.
Thousands Of tourists come to Ottawa from all
points in the United States and Canada to see the
breath-taking mass of color that spreads out before
the Parliament Buildings and along the Rideau
Canal Parkway. There are some 200 varieties of
tulips in the displays. While picture-taking posi-
bilities are abundant, this year special attention
will be given amateur color photographers. Last
year, Hollands tulip queen, Leni QuIDt. presented
several thousand bulbs to the city to make a special
plot for photographers.
The new plot was created on Major Hit Park,
behind Canadian National Railways famed Chateau
Laurler Hotel. The strategic location allows tourists
to photograph the tulips with several striking back
grounds, including the Chateau, the Parliament
Buildings and the beautiful Gatineau Hills across
the Ottawa River from the capital.
Miss Quant's present is one of many from Hol-
land. The festival began after World War Two,
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

miles, with 10000 people 600 0
of whom live in Yellowstone
County,. Those of us who are
accustomed to the problems posed
by these vast distances and COM
paratively few people are not too
surprised by these figures; but
our general federation members
in other states find them almost
incredible.
Mrs. c. o. Thompson, Billings,
who is State Junior Clubs Advi-
sor is the General Convention
Chairman, and Mrs. G. E. Fitz-
Gerald is publicity chairman.
On Wednesday evening, a re-
ception at the home of Mrs.
Harley M. Huebner, 1866 Poly
Drive, will honor the convention
guests.
Thursday Morning $50 o'clock
Mrs. David Revenes, Miles
City, first vice : president, will
give the keynote address. Topic:
ITO thine own self be true"
Doctor Philip Widenhouse,
President Of Ricky Mountain
College, will speak on the sub
ject of Federal Aid"
Noon Luncheon : Hat Style
Show arranged for by the Billings
Junior Woman's Club and the
Junior Woman's Department of
the Monday Woman's Club. Miss
Betty Baltrusch will be the
emcie.
Thursday Afternoon
Verle Lanier, IYFA Exchange
Student, will tell of his "Exper-
fences in Japan"
Mr.. A. v. Himsl, State Editor
for the Billings Gazette, entities
his address THE Position of the
United States in the World To-
day."
Thursday Evening
Banquet - Monday Woman's
Club and Billings Woman's Club
members will be h~ostesses.
Mrs. George A. Mitchell, Bill
ings, District Galen Chapel Com
mittee Chairman, will preside and
will introduce Mrs. John w. era
mer, Butte, president of the Mon
tana Federation of Woman's
Clubs, who will be the featured
speaker.
Friday Morning, May l, the
Phyllis Wheatley Club members
will host the Breakfast. Reverend
R. c. Freeman of the Wyman
Chapel will speak.
During the morning session,
members will hear a panel dis
cussion on the work of the Cen
eral Federation of Woman's Clubs.
Participants will be: Mrs. Carroll
E. Miller, Missoula, second vice
president of the General Fedora
ton; Mrs. John Cramer, Butte,
president of M. F. w. c.; Mrs.
David Revenes, first vice presi-
dent, District vi; Mrs. c. A. Day,
president of the Billings City
of Woman's Clubs and
Mrs. James Schindele, Billings,
Director of Montana Junior
Clubs. The moderator
for this panel will be Mrs. Carl
The Convention will conclude
with a Friday Noon Luncheon.
H~ostesses will be the members of
the West Side Community and
the Polytechnic Clubs. Mrs. Mike
Dimich, Jr., will preside.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
RIDGELAWN HOMEMAKER
MEET AT ART
LAURSEN HOME

The Ridgelawn Homemakers
Club will meet Thursday after
noon, April 80 at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. Martin Laursen with Mrs
Holger Petersen and Mrs. Tee
Hundtoft as assistant hostesses.
All members are urged to be ir
attendance and friends are well
come.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22
PFC. REX
ASSIGNED TO AIR
BASE IN WASHINGTON

Fairchild Air Force Base,
Wash. (AHTNC) - Army PFC
Rex T. Fasching, IS, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph G. Fasching,
Culbertson, Mont, recently was
assigned to the AID Artillery at
Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash.
Fasching, a member of the
artillery's Headquarters Battery,
entered the Army in May 1857
and received basic training at
Fort Ord, Calf. He was last
stationed in Greenland.
Fasching attended Bainville
Public High School.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Advertising is as necessary to
a successful business as the ability
to buy the right thing at the
right price.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

It's not the cost of collecting
that worries the business men,
but the cost of not collecting.
Workers can steal by doing no.
thing when they r supposed to
be working, but most of them
don't look at it that way.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Helping other human beings, in
the battle of life, is just as hero
ic as waiting for them to fall in
order to help lift them up.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

Travel is educational; it teaches
appreciation of the home, among
other things.
The Sidney herald., 1959-04-22

when Queen Juliana OF The Netherlands, who spent
the war years in Ottawa, sent 100000 bulbs to
Ottawa upon her return to The Netherlands. Every
year since then she has sent $4,000. Thousands of
bulbs have also been sent by the Associated Bulb
Growers of Holland. FMS
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
Por ell Mundo del Ce|uIoide

En- Paris circula ell rumor de
que Federico Fellini ofrecio a
MAURICE CHEVALIER ell
principal papel de su proxima
pelicula LA vida dulce" en- ell
cue seria acompanado por Sill
FANA MANGANO ANITA
ECKBERG, PETER USTINOV,
HORST BUCHLOLZ y ALDO
FABRIZI.
MARILYN MONROE decide
engordar unas libritas solo ,por
que su esposo, luego de visitar
los museos pictoricos de Euro
pa, quedo hechizado con ell ii
pc femenino creado por Ru
bens. E
I'm periodista norteamerica
40 lie pregunto a SOFIA 10
rem: Que tiene SUI marido =
europeo- que no tenga I'm nor
teamericano?" La estrella tia
Llama respondio: me tiene a
mi.
"Yo soy I'm hombre egoista
-admlte ORSON WELLES =
y mis- tres amores son: Cezanne
Shakespeare y la pereza".
AL ser interrogado MARION
BRANDO sobre la impression
que lie produjo sobre que SUI
esposa 10 acusaba de indiferen
te, y que pedia ell divorcio, res
pondlo: "a mi no me preocupa,
y me gustaria saber por que Sc
preocupan los demas".
Al abandonar a Hollywood
y regyesar a Paris, LOUIS JOR
DAN hizo ciertas declaraciones
POGO favorables de la MEGA del
Cine. Ahora ell exito de SUI &C
tuacion en- "Gigi' ha vuelto a
lamar la atencion sobre el y
ACADIA de ser contratado de nue.
vo por Hollywood.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14

Rodesdo del afecto de sus
amantlsimos padres, celebra en-
esta fecha la grata OCCASION de
sus dos antics de edad, ell hermo
so ,ninlto Freddy Adames. hijo
del senior Nolasco AdameS y Sc
nora Lucia de Adames, estima
dos mismbros de nuestra colo
mia h-ispanoamericana.
Nos complace enviarle nues
tras carinosas felicitaciones y
deseos de que goce de largos
amos mas de vida, plenos de ale
grias y bienestares.
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell estimado 10
ven Jesus Valentin Suarez, con
motive de la grata celebration
de I'm nuevo an~iversario de SUI
nacimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
Nues.ros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata
celebration de SUI cumpIeanos,
para Ell apreciado caballero puer
torrloucno, senior Rafael Molina
y nuestros votos porque goce de
muchos y muy. dichosos, amos
mas de vida.
Rodeado del afecto de sus Sc
res queridos, celebra en- ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpiednos Ell gracioso nino Ga
ry Mitchell, a quien nos compla
ce enviar nuestras c~arinosas fe
licitaciones y votos porque dis
frute de una prolongada y
prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14

PAPAS RELLENAS

s papas grandes, 10 mas igua
les possible.
3 latitas de salchichas
Miga de un panecito reno
jada en-. leche
l huvo
Pereiil picado
l clcharada de queso rallado
Sal y pimients a gusto
PARA LA SALSA
l cebolla
3 donates
Caldo
Sal
Pelar, lavar y ahuecar las pa
pas en- ell medic. Hacer ell relle
70 ponlendo en- I'm tazon ell hue
vo ba,ido, las salchichas sin piel
y bIen deschechss, la MICA de
pan renloJada en- leche, ell pere
jill y ell queso. Mezclar y condi
mentar con sal y pimienta a
gusto.
Freir en- una cacerola la ce
bola picada, y agregar luego los
gusto.
Freir en- una cacerola la &c
bola picada, y agregar luego los
donates sin piel nj semillas, cor
tados en- trozos menudos. Dejar
ccer un ratio hasta que los toma
ties Sc deshagan. Rellenar las pa
pas y ponerlas en- la cacerola
JUNO con la salsa previamente
condlDentada. Verter un POGO
de caldo para que la salsa no Sc
consuma demasiado durante la
cocoon, tapar la cacerola y de
jar cocer a fuego muy lento
hasta que las papas esten blan
das.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
cumpIeohos

CeIebra hoy ell segundo ami
versdrio de su allegro existen
cia ell gracioso nino James He
ward Caicedo, hijo del senior
Oscar Caicedo Amador y seho
ra, Maria Rosa CastellS de Cal
cedO, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia ecuatoriana re
sidente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos una prolongada y
prospera vida.
Hoy celebra I'm nuevo aho de
vida la preciosa nina Mercy Gar
cha, hija de la apreciada DANA
sonora Gladys Perez, motive por
ell cual nos complace felicitarla
de manera muy especial y de
Seame largoS amos mas de exis
tencla, rodeada del carino de su
amantisima mama.
X 4 X
Ajusta hoy un nuevo ano d
vida la gentil se1orita MarisabeI
Lopez, hija del senior Manuel
Lopez y sonora, Carmen de Id
peg, miembros estimados de
nueStra colonia h~ispanoamerica
ma residente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues
tras muy sinceras.
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciores para ell estimado ca
balIero senior Emilio Diaz, con
motive de la grata celebration
de un nuevo aniversario de 81
naclniento en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14
MANUAL De BELLEzA

tie los brazos hasta completar
la extension, y vuelv a a la posi-
cion inicial.
Ejercicio No 2: I'm par de
manubrios sin peso o un par
de libros son los elementos pa
ra este movimiento. Mantenga
los brazos apenas flexionados
a la altura de SUI vista. BESIDE
ALI llevelos hasta ell costado
del cuerpo, siempre ligeramen-
tie flexionados. Vuelva otra vez
a la posicion primera. Aspire
al abrir los brazos y exhale ell
aire al cerrarlos .Repita doce
veces esta prueba. Il
Ejercicio No 3: Rotacion de
brazos, desde la posici6n de en-
trecruzamiento a Ia altura de la
cintura, llevandolo haclia atras,
deScendiendo por atraS hasta
abajo, y volviendo nuevamente
al primer punto. Este movimien-
to debe ser ejecutado ininte-
rrumpidamente ounce veces, as.
pirando al abrir los brazos Y
aspirando cuando ell ejercicio Sc
completa con ell retorno a la
cintura.
Ejercicio No 4: Apoyar la es-
palda sobre I'm banco a unos
treinta centimetros del suelo.
Tomar la barra con una aber-
tura igual al ancho de los hon.
bros. Esta, que posara sobre ell
abdomen con los brazoS flexiona-
dos, sera Nevada hacia atraS.
Practicamente constituye una
rotacion de hombros, mantle
niendose los brazos fernando
angulo recto. Aspire al llevar la
barra hacia atras y exhale ell
aire al volver. Repita diez veceS
este movimiento y con una ba-
ira que no pese mas de ocho
Kilograms.
A partir de la tercera sema-
ma, de cada uno de estos ejer-
cicios Sc deberan hacer tres Sc
ries, descansando un par de
minutes entire cada una de elias
con las repeticiones que Sc in
dican en- cada uno. (Quiere de-
cir que en- e lprimer ~eiercicio
Sc realizaran veinticuatro repe-
ticiones en- sesiones de ocho).
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-14

BESIDE hace unoS dleZ amos la
amplitud de conocimientos fl
siologicos relacionados con los
efectos de la resistencia progre-
silva en- la musculatura humana
ha hecho possible adaptar esos
mismos conceptos al adiestra-
miento atldtico de la mujer. Una
Inca mas arm6nica y fuerte en-
I'm tempo relativamente muy
bfeve es ell resultado inmedia,
to de la practica de ejercicios
con pesas.
En- esta serie de movimientos
para brindarle un mejor desa-
rrollo y consistencia del busto,
cualquier mujer S-obre TODD de
los catorce a cuarenta amos,
en- solo una bora y media Sc
manal, puede alcanzar los result
tados anelados. No cree listed
que es demasiado optimismo lie
gar a brillantes resultados este
ticos hacienda gimnasia tres We
ceS por semana NADIA mas que
por media hora?. Sin embargo,
en- seguida tendra la nocion
exacta del por que de csc op-
timismo. Para realizar estos
ejercicios. 81 no Sc dispone del
equipo de pesas, puede usar-
Sc cualquier objeto que ofrez-
ca resistencia; una plancha o
un par de libroS de igual peso,
por ejemplo.
FL orden de los mismos debe
cumplirse como Sc indica. Ell.
momento en- ell dia dependera,
por supuesto, de las actividadeS
naturales. Els conveniente efec-
tuar esta gimnasia media bora
antes de cada comida principal,
o cuatro horas despues.
Tomese dos semanas de prue-
ba para ir adaptandose a los
movimientos.
Ejercicio No. /: Use una ba.
IRA de pesa cargada con diez
kilos y haga ocho repeticiones.
Apoye la espalda sobre un ban
CO de unos veinticinco centime-
tros de ancho. Col6quese la ba-
ira de pesas, empunada unos
sesenta centimetros entire ma
nos, sobre ell busto, justo en-
ell nacimiento del cuello. Levan.