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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25
TAXATION LOAD EQUALS
QUARTER OF PRODUCTION

"John @. Public's silent accept
ance of mounting taxes which
threaten to put a strangle-hold or
his income and a curb on his
American freedoms is pointed uI
in an editorial feature of Montana
Affairs, monthly magazine of the
Montana Chamber of Commerce.
Dan Price, Sidney, executive di-
rector of the State Chamber, said
today.
"Blazoned across the nations
press every day now is seen the
taxpayers obituary. Indeed, pos
sibly the forerunner of Americas
obituary" writes state chamber
executive vice president Bill
Browning
Were downright alarmed!
Where is the taxpayer-the bust
nessman - the rancher?" Brown
ing asks. Generally their actions
and apathy say 70 us that they
approve increased taxation Their
show of pain is not convincingl On
one hand they cry aloud for no
more taxes on the other they
continue to ask for more"
The Montana Chamber editorial
also traces the death of other
countries, which have fallen under
the siege of higher and higher
taxes.
When we consider the amazing
toll in this country" Browning
adds, "It is alarming to note that
Americans now pay a total of $500
billion a year in taxes an
amount equal to one-quarter of
the value of everything produced
in the nation"
Other features of Browing's ed
itorial is directed to every tax
payer - Have we Capitulated?"
Don't blame the politicians. Log
they're going to give us what
want to stay in office. You and
haven't asked them to be states
men. Until we do there's only one
-oad America can follow. When
you and I capitulate, the kiss of
ieath is on this great nation. 1t
will rise and fall like those before
-. with or without the guiding
land Of Russia!" Browning con-
,ludes.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25
Services Held for
Edward ]. Dahl

Funeral services for Edward
j. Danl, rs, were held Friday
February 90, 1853 at 200 pm.
in ST. Johns Lu b ran church in
Fairv.ew, Rev. John Chambers,
pastor. off.cie ing. Interment
was in the F. sN.ew Cemetery
with FulkerSon FsaSral Home in
charge OF ARRANGEMENTS. During
the service Mrs. Norman Wange-
rud, accompanied by Mrs. Art
Slagel, sang Beautiful Savior,
and Heaven is My Home.
Pallbearers were Mike Krank,
Robert Seadsr, Dave Williams,
B. P. Foster, Ben Setback and
Robert EidsneSS. Honorary bear
ers were: ALI Hoven. Kermit
LELAND, Al Folsom, R. E. Gray
son, Bill Anderson, Henry Rob-
ertson, D. o. DanielSon, Albert
Grimsrud and Albert Rasmussen.
Edward Julius Dahl vas born
at Park River, Walsh County,
North Dakota on December 20,
1882. He was the son of Chris
tan and Liv Dahl. He spent his
early years in N. Oak. and Min
nesota, coming to Montana in
1902. He was a pioneer of the
Antelope, Montana community
and engaged in ranching and
farming there until 1945 when
the family moved to Dore, N.
Oak. and resided there until his
leath.
He was united in marriage to
Martha Sinner at Glasgow, Mon
ana March 80, 1919. Two sons
we're born to this union.
He leaves to morn, his wife;
sons, Charles of Williston,
7. Oak. and Robert of Sidney;
sisters; Mrs. Lisa Gavick, {
|reenbush, Mimi, Mrs. Gunder {
Antelope, Mont, and I
Irs. Gus Gunderson, Alder 7
B. c. Canada. Two bro
hers; Obert and Roy both of :
and 8 grandchildren. :
sisters and 2 brothers pre- :
eded him in death. He had :
cen in failing health for sew a
al years and passed away at a
le Community Memorial Hos 5
tai on February 10, 1859. =
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25

This is the second of a series
of articles that are being publish
ed in the Sidney Herald from
the Montana Fish and Game De-
partment.
Ever since white man first
settled America he has been
bothered at some time or other
by predatory animals. This has
taken the form of nuisance dam
age and harassment by small
animals, to destruction of live
stock and in rare instances injury
to man himself by the larger
carnivors.
In order to try and prevent
damage from occurring, a bounty
was placed upon the damaging
species. This was done in hopes
that people would kill off a large
per cent of the predators, and by
so doing, eliminate the source of
trouble. However sincere the
proponents of the bounty system
may have been in establishing it,
Investigations show that bounty
ing animals to reduce breeding
number of a species or to elimin-
at damage caused by them, has
failed almost 100 per cent of the
time. In fact, there is a great
deal of evidence that indicates
a bounty has actually aided a
species by removing some of the
yearly surplus which provided
better conditions for survival of
those animals remaining.
Here are some facts about the
bounty system as compiled by
the Michigan Department of Con-
/. Bounties don't apply control
to the animals which are doing
the damage. Many bounty hun
ters harvest the young and in
experienced predators and often
leave the older stock killers for
seed.
2. The bounty does not afford
adequate protection to poultry
and livestock owners. Bounty
seekers operate where and when
they can capture the greatest
number of animals with the least
Occasionally these trap
oers will assist a stock loser;
however, such assistance can not
De depended upon in many cases..
The present system of trapper-
can handle livestock
and poultry damage cases eff
'ectively and with reliability.
3. There is no relation between
oredator populations and bounty
payments. Present populations of
oredators in Michigan have not
ihown any reduction which can
,e reliably attributed to bounty
payments. Fox bounty figures and
computed from hunters
nd trappers' report cards both
Indicate that fox numbers have
lot been reduced to former levels.
'ield observations substantiate
hese figures.
4. Bounty payments will not
revent an increase in predator
umbers. Bounty payments are
ot insurance premiums. Com
arisons of records from areas in
yhich bounties are being paid
nth records from where
here are no bounties show that
redator numbers rise and fall
egardless of the presence or
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25

If you have Electric Motor trouble.
bring them in or call US for Q
wind or repair. We carry 4 COM
plsts stock of paris. also now and
used motors. SIDNEY ELECTRIC
STORE. Phone 322 site
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25

Just was discharged from the
hospital.
Arnold Olson who is employed
at the Crightons ranch visited at
the Glenn Helling home Friday
evening.
A group of ladies attended
birthday club at the Art Wlnden
home in honor of Mrs. Morris
Monson.
Mrs. Martin Fjelstad left for
Minot to be with her son Tops,
who is having surgery on Mon
day.
Messers, and Mines. Clarence
Christensen, Normen Rod and
their families, Minda C~hristianson
and Gillie visited at the Glenn
Helling home Feb. /, in honor OF
Olive Falkangers ninth birthday.
She received cards and gifts.
Mrs. Helling served birthday cake
and lunch to the group.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25
FARM UNION NEWS

The second meeting OF the VIC
tory local Juniors and Reserves
met in the NYA Hall Jan. rs, 1859
for their regular meeting. We had
an election of officers.
Officers as follows: President,
Army Hansen; vice president,
Betty Pfau; secretary, Lola Nor
gard; dpor-man, David Ander-
son: reporter, Lois Knote.
Regular meetings are to be held
every second and fourth Monday
at z pm.
On Feb. 9, 1859, President Army
Hansen called the meeting to
order. Slides were shown of state
camp.
Reporter, Lois Knote
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gierke of
Sidney announce the engagement
of their daughter Leona to Donald
J. Steinbeisser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe G.. Steineisser, South of
Sidney.
A wedding date has not been
set
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

PUBLISHERS NOTE Tribune Publisher inspired by
Managing Editors Spiritual Beauty is of God |" fol-
lows - nW
BEWARE OF ADAM-EvE BEAUTY OF THE DEVIL T!
-UNPRlNCIPLED SOPHISTICATES, SEX
RACKETEERS = BOTH DUPES AND DEPUTIES
SPIRITUAL BEAUTY VS.. THE DEVILS!
1.-THE FLESH PROFlTETH NOTHING Jesus.
IS OF THE DEVIL Il!
KING DAvID'S BEAUTIFUL SON. ABSALOM,-
A DEVIL See II Samuel, Chs. l3, thru 20
SEX ExPLOiTERS-ARE THE DEVILS ADAMS
AND EWES u! SPIRITUAL TRAITORS
"A. r. F., C.S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

characterized by truths from
scientific study and research.
BEAUTY DEEPER
THAN SKIN
BY so doing we cannot at
firm that beauty is only in
reality skin deep. Beauty is
of Soul, and for this very
reason we plead with all Of
our young people who have
picked up the old adage, to
lessen their force of thinking
on all oId-fashioned false be-
Iiefs that will make them the
opposite of beauty. which
means ugly.
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
AND PRACTICE
A little knowledge relating
to the scientific principles,
and putting into practice
what is learned, make beauty
deeply engraved in character
and in quality. And thus re-
mains forever intact because
all real beauty is of God.
FROM THE BIBLE
In Psalms 27:4, David said:
lone thing have | desired of
On Page a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Jul iCdQCiS.
A YOUTH CONVERSATION
Speaking of beauty, a pref
ty little Miss and a young
man while discussing beauty
last week. got into quite a
deep conversation, and finally
The young Miss said beauty
is only skin Deep" Her quiet
tone Of voice brought the en-
tire conversation to a stop.
The young man appeared
to have a humorous sense of
regard for her last statement.
A GOOD REPORT
Now because both of the
young people have shown
that they are favorable TO our
policy Of daily devotion, and
BOTH OF THEM HAVE
SHOWN M A r K ED I'M
PROVEMENT OVER BE-
LIEF OF THE VIRUS. and
because we have Witnessed
immediate improvement and
healing in both of them after
devotion, we believe II will
be Of value to them and TO
our readers, TO write some
thing about real beauty,
(Continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
GO FORWARD /!

written for The Christian Science Monitor, lfl2
Are reluctant TO take forward step even ihouah
leads into wider sphere of activity? II is easier 70 feel
secure and capable in smaller field where have already
proved ourselves may be we are not the first
ones to feel this way The Bible points out that as with
Abraham and Moses. forward STEP when is RIGHT and
Cod-dreeed brings rich rewards
(see GO FORWARD, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
THE UNCOMMON MAN
Lincoln as Seen by His Latin American
CONTEMPORARIES

lincoln as Seen by His Latin American
Contemporaries
Excerpts from Americas" Jam, 49, p. 2O
JOSE ANTONIO PoRTUODO
As yet there has been study. though one is sorey
needed that recognizes American history as essentially
single inerrelated process Despite efforts Of writer's
like the Dominican Pedro Henriquez Urena and Mariana
Peon SaIah OF Venezuela what have instead national
or even Parocha hsories-narraves based on the local
episode hero that overlook the close affinity between
similar events taking place less simultaneously in
various parts OF the Hemisphere But the facts are there so
obviously connected demand unified INTERPRETATION
Thus. for example, in all the highly developed
countries the fifth decade of the last century witnessed
The rise of the middle class as the predominant factor -
American history IN BOTH THE HISPANlc AND THE
tsee THE UNCOMMON MAN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
FEAR NO EVIL
Sparlua(Rsau4 IS ofGod
BY Elizabeth Ellington

give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name
WORSHIP THE LORD IN THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS
All true being of God therefore we should worship
Him in holy Jesus taught the way OF lie Ana
agreeing with the divine Principle of the Bible and Christian
Science out of regular daily conversation we lind subjects
of interest which to write which may be of interest to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
SCRAP LOOMS
FILIBUsTER RULE FIRST PROJECT
FOR new SENATE

BY David krasIow Free Press nl/s9
"A'r''No 'oN-Ihe eurfainraiser for the new Senate
VIII be scrap whether the lbuster rule .ho,Id h
changed. -
me argument over the Of the fibuster has raced
'0' anos as many years as there has been Senate.
Men OF the highest integrity and from all sections ot
"s country have been on each side of this question:
nere are some of the major arguments for 1Iibus,sr.
ing, taken from study by GEORGE c,,I,., 81 49,
Library Of Congress- " "e
tsee FILIsUsTsR RULE, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Equals IL ,450 Pounds of the Best Electric
Batteries"
M T. Times per Free Press, wv
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE 0MNlP0TENCE OF MAJESTIC. INFINITE
SPIRIT, IS EMBRACED IN THE MARVELLOUS
IMPERATIVE. CHRIST. COLOSSAL
q SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE J.
THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES! THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES ARE MINOR
MANIFESTATIONS OF ABSOLUTE SCIENCE!
BUT "BE NOT DECEIVED" MATERlA MEDIcAls
NOT A SCIENCE! IT HAS BEEN WELL CHARACTER
lied AS "SclENTlFIC GUESSING" tS&H) as per MY
'DlcTATlON TO MY SECOND, GREATEST MARY
AND WOMAN! ALSO. WE WELCOME HUMAN
INVENTloN-lT MUST HAVE ITS DAY-AND WE
WANT 1T TO BE FOLLOWED BY DIVINE SCIENCE
Ibid.
tsee A-PoWER PLANT. Page II,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
WAC. VERGE OF SUICIDE
BELIEF "OF A SOCIAL DISEASE"
c. s. Sentinel, l/l0I5o. %. ISL

c. S. Sentinel 1I0/59, D. 1915
MARVELLOUS HEALING-SPRlTUAL REcENERA
TioN-as per ACTIVITIES FOR THE ARMED sERvIcEs"
Europe
"A member Of the WOMENS ARMY CORPS was on tho
VekoE or COMMITTING SUICIDE. During a tweve.month
period she had become very ebttered with the ARMY and
WIN lite IN general She began drink and lead worIdI
lite that resulted in her completely neqeetno the study IS
Christian Science and attendance at church services
"A COMPULSORY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Dis
CLOSED EVIDENCE OF SOCIAL DISEASE THE MAJ
WAS SO SHOCKED, ASHAMED, AND CONFUSED THAT
sf1e THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT GO ON LIVING or
rASt HEX SUPERIOR OFFICERS AND FRIENDS If THE
FACT BECAME KNOWN. -
(See WAC. VERGE, PAGE y
81 MILLION =. WON BY STRIKE VICTIMS
n,ronx News. Nl3
IDLE PAY VICTORY GIVES JAW POWER IN STRIKES"
500 AT FORD WIN 81 MILLION"
lBy Don HoensheIl. News lIl3
rokO OFFICIAL SAYS COURT IGNORES FACTS"
CALLS JosLEss RULING SCATTERING BLOW"
free Press. Nl5
KEY FACTORIES CAN Be STRUCK"
BY Asher Lauren. News l/l3
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
EMPLOYERS COMPELLED TO FINANCE
SiklkES MORE ANTlBUsINEss CLIMATE
MICH. SUPREME COURT. MARxIST-
SOCIALIST INFECTED?
tsee KEY FACTORIES Pace y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
r." DEATHS ARE SHADOWS
MYTHS!
WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE THINK"
YOUTHS 1--WE PRIZE INDIVIDUALITY"

IUUIH9 VT FkIZE INDIVIDUALITY
BY Eugene Gilbert Pres Of Gilbert Young Research Co.
News Iel
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR YOUNG PEOPLE, YOU ARE WALKING
RIGHT INTO OUR ONE. PURE. TRUE, HONEST CHURCH.
THE CHRIST, SCIENTISTS
THE OPENING SENTENCE or PAGE OF THE
PREFACE TO OUR MASTERPIECE, THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. "SclENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" DICTATED TO
NY SECOND AND GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN
OF ALL TIME.-INcoMPARABLE. EDUCATOR,
THERAPEUTICS. MIRACLE WORKER, SAVIOUR.
PROTECTOR, AND LiBERAToR or ALL BIBLES
CLERGY, LAYMEN. LEADERS. AND MASSES. FROM
THE DAMNABLE. MYTHICAL ADAMEve.
MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN PARENT.
HooD-A PSEUDO INTELLIGENCE THE WISDOM
tsss WE PRIZE INDIVIDUALITY. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
"AIRlINER CRASHES IN SEA; So KIllEp"

HlNLINtK IKASHES IN SEA; 50 killed"
AKSeNllNe DISASTER is SECOND CRASH
IN S. AMERICA IN WEEK"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE we ''sss' " ~
MUkE DEVILS R. {. WAGES OF svN.v
r.,,,r M0mo.,No IMPURE PRAYERS DISCIPLINE
''''1 Ie..e. LEADERSHIP l-lNDIFFERENT CON.
aempIous, OR HOSTILE TO MY. CONS ANN
JESUS FuLFILLMENT OF PROMISE AM m a. .a awD
TOY. TO that WICKED AND ApULrERo,,s cenmna
''or WHO COULD NOT BEAR a coMPLsTs AND
FINAL RsveLATioNi OF ANoTHEp rouronT.o
TIE 1olY GHOST. WHO IS TEACHING ali
'Sse ARLINER CRASHES, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
AN ADAM. PSEUDO MAN-MY-T-H !

IN PROCESS OF LIBERATION FROM THE MYTH
IC-A-L, DEViLlSH, ANTICHRIST, PSYCHOPATHIC,
ADAMEvE, MURDEROUS CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvES'
AND FOOLS PSEUDO HUMAN PARENTHOOD
AND CREATION SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRIST
SCIENTIST THEOLO THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION,
CULTURE, PoLITIcs-IMPURE Entertainment,
PSEUDO RECREATION. TO BE TAKEN INTO THE
WOOD SHE'D! (smiIes
tsee Ex-oFFIcER TRAPPED Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Excerpts from Americas" JAM, so, p. 20)
JOSE ANTONIO PORTUODO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
icoNTlNUED)

CONGRESS uEIGHTs-l bedrm.
Nv. rm, kit, bath; block s..
Capitoi q. Elmira. adults only;
$50 30, incl. utiB. MIR, GREEN
4333 HALEY terrace sc,
CONNECTICUT AVE, near ZOO
! bedrm,, liv Tm dining foyer,
new kit, tiled bath; 24-hr switch
board service, laundry facilS. Call
HO 2-6674.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
ROOMS, HoUsEKEEPIMO
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMEN desire single room,
private bath, near Bur. Standards
Box 1871, Cleveland Park Post
once.
LADY WANTS bedroom and kitch-
en-. furnished SAT per month.
Call RE. 5-47S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ADORABLE jet black miniatures
international champ. lines, Axe
shots, wormed. JE. 4-5O09.
BOSTON PUPPIES-AKC. Toys and
Standards. Shots and wormed
Stud service. DU. 5-61S4
BOXER, female: = yrs. fawn with
white markings; papers; gentle
must sell; S65. JU. 3-35S6.
BOXER PUPS 49,; 7 weeks old.
pedigree, fawn, black mask. $50
each. LA. 6-S342.
PUPPIES, s wks.,
female; brown and black; S35 to
S45. OIL. 6-3235 afternoons.
DACHsHUND PUPS, Axe REG.
TOP OF THE LITTER
WA. 7-07S2
DALMATIAN, purebred. Axe reg,
IL yrs. old. male. EV. 4-l746.
Of 2 adorable kittens,
5 wks. old, JU. S-S965.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
Axe S..E Eesi ste II, cn sInEEa sired
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUrS' AhC
beautiful gentle family pets. fine
hunters, reas EN-. 2-7596.
HOME WANTED fer German Shep.
herd type dog, male, black and
tan, . yrs. old. Wonderful with
children. Phone after . or all
day Sat. and Sun. Pc. 2-6592.
KITTENS, female, .: very smart;
pay half Of spaying: to best adult
white home offered. Ii. 7-2593.
POINTERS choice orange and
white male uups. excel. breeding
S35 ca. SO. 5-5669 after $3.50 pm
POODLES, silver miniatures, IL
weeks; Axe. SP. 3-1SlS
POODLES, FRENCH STANDARD
Axe, male, 3 months old, love
children. punkirk 5-6s4l.
POODLES, French miniatures blk
and silver, championship stock, {
weeks. VIII 2-4029
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teoNIlNUEp)
FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MARE wanted, l4-i8 hands; young
sound, stylish; must be gentle;
hunter prospect pref. CHI. 6.262b.
WESTERN HORSE AND PONY
faH i6H VIEW HEl%S'yt A I'M B b. Pm iG
Capitol Heights, Nd, RE. b-BI02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

Mr., BOILING FIELD-544 New
comb ST., Sc; apt, 2; g rms,
dinette, kit and bath: Ice
screened-in rear porch. Only $50
mo MR., NEUMANN, MA. $4,000.
ONE-YEAR LEASE. guar. against
rent increase; good location;. I
and . bedrm, apis, 10. 2-0lb2
ORANGE ST.
/ .bedrm. apt; new refGr., lEe. rms
front and rear entrances; near
Bo o.nt. f 1snt. Hn s7s El,5S nab IN
premises, All Orange, Apt. b, 10
l-b2SH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
WESTCHESTER

Liv, room, dining balcony, bed
rm,, kit, and bath: Sl6b unfurn.
Call Mr.. Rails, RANDALL II.
HAoNER a CO., DE, 2.3000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

SEW. MACHINES = RecOnd. Singer
sS4 s5: DAY or niaRt RA. S Sosisf
SEWING MACHINE. cleo. Singer.
round bobbin perfect stitch. SIS
delivered. JU 5-7l69.
SEWING MACHINE. beaut. Singer
console: dark wood: Zig-zag att.
Take up Dvmts., S3.75 mo-: bal.
S35. Elk. 3-054O, day or night for
free home demo. 90 9th st. NV.
STORM WINDOWS, storm doors
and ialousies. For information
call DE. 2-742l.
STOVE, electric. standard make. 3
burners, ] grill, > ovens. | tire-
less cooker; size 50x2S; price, sos.
ia. 9-5S04.
STOVE. 4-burner gas: oven, broiler:
good eond.; reasonable. Call OIL,
SWIMMING POOL KIT. Esther
Williams Below dealers cost. Call
OV. 3-O4S6 weekdays: so. S-7l6S
other times.
TABLE CLOTHS, linen damask. 54",
75c; Scotch cooler So; summer
rugs, SKI, So; 3x5 SIS; heater for
Ford or Mercury s.. OIL. 2-2635.
TAPE RECORDER. RCA Victor. g
spd. with rolls tape. SIS. LU
l-3607 after q pm.
TARPAULlN, used. 15-oz. &c SO
#. also new dropcloths, canvas
25l3 NJ st. NV, FE. 3-6345
TENT, umbrella type. S35. Rec
power mower, S35. Port. cleo
sew. machine. SEQ. AL good cond
WE 5-6550
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps generators
and sod cutters. rollers, etc. REM
tai TOOL d. EQUIP. CO.. JU.
5-5040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
PIANOS
BALDWIN

See and hear the lovely
Baldwin Acrosonic Spinet
and Console pianos before
you decide.
Handsome Baldwin Aero
sonic, transitional styl-
ing, including matching
bench; free local delivery
and full 10-year Baldwin
guarantee. Reg. Baldwin
list, $3.50; now $3.50. Less
tn an bank intereS t,
Budget plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
PIANO, KoHLER & CAMPBELL,
grand; ) Il good condition;

PIANO. rebuilt player, smartly
STYLED in q new durable finish,
especially suited for rec. rm.; ex-
ceptional value at S495, includes
bench and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS q ST. NV. DI 7-S4f14
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lG STAR FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FyRNITuRE-Moying must sell
ish, sIass top icost over 81, 100,
$3.50 couch 10 inch foam rub.
berl, chair, tables and lamp (eosi
$500, S235; acton York air
conditioner, console, runs we'll,
$50; ! double bed with headboard,
4hn LII h.lhAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

FRONT R. BED HsS pr, privileges
tagon; near Alex. SO. 5-2555.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA.-spa-
cious twin beurm. apt: about Is
min. D. c.; air cond.; to share
with another woman. FE. 1870.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
3 Whites Indicted
In Negro Rope

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Is
(AP).-Three white New
Orleans policemen were in
dicted yesterday by the Orleans
Parish grand jury for the
aggravated rape Of a Negro
woman.
The three, two regular Of
hcers and an auxiliary police
man, were accused Of the No
vember 29 attack on 3 23-year-
old Negro mother In her car.
Held without bail are
Anthony Saltalamacchia, jr.,
%: Ronald Raymond, %, and
Peter ]. Callan, jr., 20, the
auxiliary officer.
Police said Saltalamacchia
admitted having relations with
the woman while the two others
waited in a patrol car nearby.
Saltalamacchia said the woman
submitted voluntarily.
Conviction Of aggravated
rape could bring death in the
electric chair.
Under the law, the three
could be charged as principals
even If all Of them did not
actually have relations with the
woman.
The men have been suspended
from the police force.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Poloris Partial Success
In First Night Firing

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Dec. 16 (AP).-The Navy
launched its Polaris S:hmarine
missile on its first after-dark
test last night.
It was the first solid-fuel
missile fired at night here and
appeared as q bright white
shaft in the sky in contrast to
the orange ball effect produced
by Iquid-fuel rockets.
Later, in Washington, the
Navy said the firing was only
partly successful because Of a
premature power failure Of the
second-stage rocket.
The first stage functioned
perfectly, the announcement
said. and the second stage sep
arated and began its fight. But
because Of the power cutoff
the missile did not fly its
planned full range Of 900 miles
down the Atlantic missile route.
A spokesman said no details
will be known until radio data
from the Polaris can be
analyzed.
Sources reported the night
launching was requested by the