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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Milwaukee Will Aid
Arrested Policemen

MILWAUKEE,. June II (AP) /.
The City of Milwaukee will
intervene in q Tennessee court
action against a Milwaukee
policeman who was stopped on
a vacation trip through Ten
nessee and relieved Of his serv-
ice revolver. The ofiicer is q
Negro.
Assistant City Attorney
George Bowman said he would
go to Covington, Tenn. and
appear before General Sessions
Judge William F. Lanier Satur-
day in behalf Of Patrolman
John Crosby. 80. who is charged
with carrying a pistol"
Mr.. Bowman said Milwaukee
Police Department records
show that Tennessee has no
regulation prohibiting the car
rying Of service or off-duty
revolvers in the State.
Mr.. Crosby reported here
that both his service revolver,
property Of the city, and a
smaller of duty weapon were
taken from a locked overnight
bag in his car after he was
stopped by a white patrolman
whom he identified as Earsel
Wilson. Mr.. Crosby said that
Mr. Wilson was driving an I'M
marked car without a clocking
device when he stopped Mr..
Crosby's vehicle and alleged
that it had been speeding.
Mr.. Crosby also said he
posted $50 bond but received no
receipt after he was taken to a
Tennessee State Highway Pa
troll Office.
In Brighton, near Covington.
Town Marshal Wilson said he
made the arrests and conflscat-
ed the pistols because the Cros-
bys and a man with them
aroused his suspicious.
Are they trying to make a
civil rights case out of this
thing?" he said.
i caught them going IS miles
an hour in a 40-mile speed
zone. They acted nervous when
stopped them 50 asked them
to step out Of the car. !
searched the two men and saw
an overnight bag laying. I'M
locked on the back seat of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
AuroMoBILEs FoR SALE

THUNDERBTRD 'ss hardtop. Tur-
and seat: ss.396, ccc guSrantes.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
l222 a2nd ct. NV. Pr. $4,000
Our 26th Year
TRIUMPH roadster: never raced,
s tFi' s.se8 8s 3 . i s.9SsS SLABS
VoLVoe .5S de luxe s5-h.p. sport
sedsns : 20 choose from: suaran-
ana A AEE.AroLIs MoToRs .,..
o pally. Ss'fto 8, sun, 1 70 4 ~
VOLKSWAGEN SO
2:door sedan; heater. solid black
finish. 5000 orieinal miles. Amer
lean model, 1909 parts and labor
GUAR Interior has cloth and
$l,599
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
Low DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
lo7 Florida Ave. NE. LII. 0-72O4
vOLKswAGEN 1853; gray: sun
roof. lust $50 mt; new-car guar
antee; sl.750. TIE. 6-022s after 9
pm,
VoLKswAoEN 1857 sun roof; like
new black anish, r. and h., Wv.
tires; sale price Si,305.
PENNY MOTORS
1890 R l. Ave. NV. LA. $4,000
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heater; 2-tone green. Wv. tires;
owner. Exceptionally good con-
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v, W. '55 2-door sunroof: radio
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
YOUTH FITNESS
SPEAKER IRKED
BY EMPTY SEATS

BUFFALO. N. Y. tAP). /.
DIR. Shane Mccarthy,
head Of President Eisen-
hower's Council on Youth
Fitness. rose TO speak yes
terday at the seth annual
convention Of the United
States Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. He gazed out
over a sea Of empty seats
and said:
II was told thousands
and thousands would be
present. Where are they?
The reason the Council on
Youth Fitness was formed
was because Of the thou
sands Of vacant seats in
this auditorium this
morning.
THE emphasis today is
on the coffee break, and
how many and how long.
We have waged war with
work, taken the toll out OF
work and the motion out.
of action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
MANHATTAN
IMPORTED CARS

1910 King St. Alex. Va. XII. s-634s
vOLKswAGEN, 1859. Just deliv-
cred. Export model. 300 miles.
WV light blue. Sl.750. TE
vOLKswAGEN IS Microbus de
luxe sun roof. new cond.. S2,l5O
OF best ofieT. owner, JU 7-76B6.
wILLYS 81 sta. Wag.; oyerdrive.
heater; owner, excel. eond.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
Corters' Pills Lose
Liver After 70 Years

SAN FRANCISCO. June II
(AP). - The United States
Court of Appeals ruled yester-
day that Carriers Little Liver
Pills have no effect on the liver
and directed Carter Products,
Inc, to delete the word liver
from the trade name and adj
vertising Of the widely known.
70-year-old home remedy.
The court upheld a Federal
Trade Commission order issued
October 4, 1856, after lac
hearing sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

Attractive s-tone finish. fully
equipped, Including radio and
heater. Regular Si,0ob value. Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

Alex, Va. OV. J-u35O
our 10th Year in Northern virsinis
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Steel Negotiutors
Quit Till Monday
Without Progress

NEW YORK, June 20 (AP).
- Industry-wide steel wage
talks recessed yesterday until
Monday. with no progress re-
ported in efforts to avert a
strike threatened for July /.
On Wednesday and Thurs
day. individual sessions were
held between the union and
representatives of the IL COM
panies. Yesterday. both sides
reverted to the previous pat
tern Of having four-man teams
negotiate on an overall basis.
A walkout of 100000 United
Steelworkers would halt about
80 per cent of the Nations
steel production.
The union seeks an unspeci-
fed wage increase. Present
base pay in steel is 5000 an
hour.
The companies taking part
in negotiations are demanding
a wage freeze as a curb to
imitation. Union officials con-
tend a wage hike could be
granted out Of profits without
raising steel prices.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Reds Fooled
BiIIy.Grohum,
Witness Says
BY the Associated Press

A witness told the Senate
Internal Security Subcommit-
tee yesterday the Russians
have mislead the Rev. Billy
Graham into reporting that
they have high morality and
religious fervor."
Leo Cherne. executive direc-
tor of the Research Institute of
America. a private New York
City research organization.
made the statements in testi-
mony indorsing q bill to estab-
lish a freedom commission and
freedom academy to teach
Americans how to combat COM
munism.
He also contended former
Gov. Averell Hartman Of New
York and Judge Samuel Leibo-
witz Of New York had been
fooled by the Russians on
whether Russia still has slave
labor camps.
His tone sarcastic. Mr..
Cherne testified that on Mr..
Graham's recent tour behind
the Iron Curtain. the evangelist,
after an exhaustive five-day
stay in the Soviet Union," re-
ported finding high morality
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Negro Policeman
To Get Hearing

CONVICTION. Tenn. June 20
(AP).-A Milwaukee Negro po-
liceman arrested here during a
vacation trip comes up for pre-
liminary hearing today on q
charge Of carrying a pistol.
John Crosby. 80, a patrolman
since 1856, had as his defender
the assistant city attorney of
Milwaukee. George A. Bowman.
jr.-ordered into the case by
the city's Common Council.
Mr.. Bowman said he was con-
fident no court would find that
Mr.. Crosby committed o crime
by entering the State with q
couple Of pistols in his luggage.
Mr.. Crosby and Mr., Bowman
arrived yesterday. accompanied
by Detective 1t. Harlof Nor
tenson. president of the Mil
waukee Policemen;S Protective
Association, and Detective 1t.
Howard Wahlen, a personal
Representative of the police
chief.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

who practices before the ICC
described Mr.. Arpaia's propos-
ais as too far reaching and
suggested they could cause
chaos.
Speaks for Himself
Mr.. Arpaia, emphasizing that
he was speaking for himself
and not the commission. ad-
vanced his proposals at the
fifth day Of subcommittee panel
discussions on what Congress
should do to improve the Gov
ernment's regulatory agencies.
Among other things. Mr.. Ar
paia suggested that smaller
motor carriers be exempted
from ICC policing in such ac-
tivities as mergers. consolida-
tons and acquisitions.
These activities. he said.
"have no perceptible impact on
transportation But he said
they take UP so much Of the
ices time they impede with
processing of more important
matters.
He also suggested modifying
Evening star., 1959-06-20

and religious fervor among its
people.
Mr.. Cherne then added:
"A short, sophisticated course
in the complex realities Of life
in the Soviet Union, such as
this bill would provide. would
have aided the Rev. Billy Gra-
ham to discern the sin against
humanity which lies astride the
Russian people and the Russian
nation with some of the same
acuteness which enables him
to observe and inveigh against
sin in the Western world. coun-
tries with which he is much
more familiar"
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Mixed Pair
Bridge Title
Is Decided

Mrs. Terry Michaels and
Israel Cohen last night won
the mixed-pair title in the
fourth annual Potomac Valley
Contract Bridge Tournament at
the Sheraton-Par Hotel. They
topped a record field Of 1872
couples, scoring 211 match
points.
Runner-up awards went Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Said Haddad, who
scored 195 points DR.. Willie
w. Smith and Temple Holl-
croft were third with 1914. All
are members Of the Washing
ton Bridge League, sponsoring
unit for the tournament.
In the opening sessions yes
terday afternoon. Baltimore
women captured first and Sec
ond honors. Mrs. John Liss-
berger and Mrs. Herman Land
led 20 pairs with a score OF
206l5. Runners-up were Mrs.
H. L. Batten and Mrs. c. STAN
ley Davis, l91. Mrs. w. r,
Plum and Mrs. Robert Will
Evening star., 1959-06-20

or ending Federal regulation Of
motor carriers engaged in what
he called highly specialized
services for occasional shippers
or. limited type Of shipper.
Examples Cited
He cited as examples carriers
Of household goods. automobile
carriers, oilfleld machinery car
riers and armored car carriers.
John B. Prizer, vice president
and general counsel Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and
James F. Pinkney. vice presi-
dent Of the Ryder System, q
Florida trucking line. said they
consider Mr.. Arpai's proposals
too far reaching. s'
They said, however, they
would like further time to study
them before offering detailed
criticisms.
E. Granville Curry. a WASH
ington transportation attorney.
said Mr.. Arpaia indicated too
much concern for the shippers
and too little for the carriers"
Evening star., 1959-06-20
SENATORS

Continued From Page Ala
third but Harmon later was
trapped OF first base. In the
ensuing rundown Allison broke
for the plate and made 1t as
Harmon was nipped at second.
For the next eight innings
the Senators accumulated q
pair Of singles off Foytack and
Barney Schultz. the winner.
Schultz, 32-year-old righthand-
er recently prom oted from
Charleston. w. Va. fired three
hitless innings at the Senators.
Tigers Get a Pair
Singles by Kuenn and
Charley Maxwell. followed by
Lou Berberet's double, produced
two runs for the Tigers in the
sixth. Kemmerer held them
until the ninth. when Ted Lep-
clio opened with a pinch single.
He moved to third on Bolling's
single after Pinch-hitter Gail
Harris famed. That set the
stage for the overly cautious
play that proved so costly.
Schultz opened the llth with
q single to center and Boiling
sacrificed. When Roy Sievers
threw wild past Bertoia, cover
ing first, Schultz tried to make
it all the way to the plate.
Bertoia. knocked down by Boil
ling. regained his feet. pursued
the ball down the rightfield line,
retrieved 1t and threw to the
plate to nail Schultz.
In all that confusion Boiling
dashed all the way to third and
Coot Veal got him across with a
looping single to right. An
other single by Yost. plus Os-
borne's sacrifice fly. netted the
Tigers another run.
Hal Griggs win oppose the
Tigers Frank Larry today. The
clubs win clash in a double
header tomorrow starting at
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
liams Of Washington were third
with 1Qnlh

liams Of Washington were third
with 1904.
Also yesterday afternoon
Mathew Solomon of Washing
ton with Chester P. Davis, jr..
Of Arlington, Mass. topped 30
pairs to win the mems title,
scoring l4l points. Nate Rosen-
berg of Washington and Rich
ard Leonard of Syracuse. N. Y.
were second with l39 points.
and the Charles c. Johnson
Mike Michaels team finished
third with 1884.
The two-session. open-title
match is featured today, with
10 special pair game at 8 pm.
The tournament concludes to-
morrow with the two-session
team title match. Two special
pair games are also scheduled.
Sessions begin at 1880 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Blind to Honor Aide

Leonard A. Robinson, super
visor Of the section for the
blind. District Vocational Re-
habilitation Department, will
be honored at 1880 o'clock to-
night at q testimonial dinner
by the Blind Vending Stand
Operators Association in the
Ambassador Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Alcoholism Rises

MEXICO CITY, June 20
(AP).--Mario Cara Ramos.
attorney general Of Tamaulipas
State, reports Mexico's bars and
saloons have increased from
$4,000 in 1914 to 100000 now.
He said they have spread alco-
holism and increased crime.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
PHILLlEs, 8; CUBS, 7
PHILADELPHIA

Totals Al s1I7 Totals 30 7I27
Singled for SINGLETON In bth: 2
Fouled out for Morehead in 9Th: 3
SINGLED for Hillman In S.h; 4 Ran for
Morvn in Sth; Flied out for Goryl in
PHILADELPHIA 4I0 600 1905
CHICAGO --------- 200 004 0l0-7
jackson, walls, Hillman. FO-A
LOB-Philadelphia. z; CHICAGO O.
2b-Banks. Bouchee. Thilley. jack
son. Thomson. HR-H. Anderson
Bouehee. Banks
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Buptists Warned
On Liquor Business

ANTLERS. Okla. June 20
(AP). = The First Baptist
Church here has adopted a res
olution warning members that
they face expulsion from the
church if they enter the liquor
business.
Oklahoma voted repeal Of
prohibition April 7 and the
Legislature is now writing a
statutory law governing sale
and use Of liquor. Sale Of liquor
is expected to be legal by
September !.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Plan to Ease Curbs
On transportation Hit
By the Associated Press

member Of the Interstate Commerce Commission told
Congress yesterday there is much Federal regulation Of
the transportation industry
In telling the House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
such regulation should be reduced Anthony Apaa predicted
the transportation industry would protest He right
railroad executive truck line official and attorney
Evening star., 1959-06-20
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
denD - Florentino Fernandez, 144a.
Cuba, STOPPED Stefan Redl, l47. Pas
sale. Nj, z
$40 PAULO, Brazil - Eder Jofre,
Brazil, stopped Angel Bustos. ArRen-
tine, 4. Bantamweights.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
COBB ISLAND, MD.

NOW Is THE TfME 10 SuYl
Complete listings on WATERFRONT
ard other lots and homes. JOE
DOYLE. Resident Broker, Cobb
Island Nd, Clearbrook 9-2e0l
DEALE BEACH-Almost Lew brick.
. bedrms.. tile bath. electric kit.
plastered walls. BIB. heat; pier;
lot S0x90O University T-2Sl2,
Evening star., 1959-06-20

winner--coniey t4-3l. Loser--R.
Anderson t3-6)
U-Gorman. Landes. Bogges. sudol.
T-2:3S. A-s-5l6.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

winner-ODell (3-6). Loser--Kueks
u-D.
u-Runee. Tabaeehi, Paparella. Hur-
ley. T-l;57.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

Cash PAID for beach lot, or lot
and cottage, suitable for yr.-
round use: between Point Look
out and Annapolis. Box 203-T,
Evening star., 1959-06-20
HuLsMERE SHORES
Annannlie Md

AnDepOllS, Mo.
Beautiful new split-level dream
home for all year and summer
living. 3 large bedrooms. large
closets, 2 baths, living room, din-
ing room, electric kitchen. large
pansleo poa ,oSs sren.ro room o utsy Sat
water heat, 2 large bag windows
with magnifieent view Of the
Bay and South River. Beach and
pier PRIVILEGES 90 with this house
In this lovely private develop
ment. House Is on the corner OF
Lakeview and Tayman drive.
Drive to Annapolis take Bay
Bridge road or Forrest Drive 70
Mr.. CRAvER, RA. 3-4835
Evening star., 1959-06-20

Singled for 0roth in 9th; . Took
third strike for Bridges in 9th; 2 Forced
Boiling for Foytack in 9th; 4 Ran for
Zernial In 9th; Struck out for Kem-
merer. In 9th: q Struck out for Stobbs
N 18th.
DETROIT 100 0a2 00i Oo-e
WASHINGTON - 30l 900 600 00-4
E--Br.dses Q, Throneberry. sievers.
PO-A--Detroit, 1912; WASHINGTON,
1919. .0P--Bertoia to Sanford 10 Sic.
vers. LoB-Detroit, o; WASHINGTON. 8.
2---Kuenn. Berberet sB-Bridges,
Throneberry Stamford, Boiling. ST
Osborne iAllison scored when kine-
Evening star., 1959-06-20
CLEVELAND


HBP--Bel lSkowronl. WP-Bell
berry, Honochick, Flaherty, Umont.
T--2:5e A-b2.5O0.
winner-coates te-0. Loser-Bell
Evening star., 1959-06-20

Totals SO 8 8 3 Totals 374lI 4
Grounded out for Landrith in sth.
SAN FRANCISCO -0Si 0Y0 000 2-3
(10 inningsl
E-Logan PO-A--Milwaukee, 27-
Is tnone out when winning runs
scored): San Francisco sos. DIP
Logan 10 Wise to Vernon: Mays TO
Cepeda. LOB-Miiwaukee. q. San
Francisco. IL.
es-AaTCn' Aaron s Jones; oss;;n.laHR HR-BrutOn.
sae! -----s 3 % II 3 ; 8 s
ss'SsSSn 3 5on:s 80 I'D lS 8 8 1 8
winners. Jones $50. Loser
Buhl t6-5l.
HBP-vernon tBy 8 Jones) wP---
8. Jones. U-Dtxon, Smith, Dascoli.
Eecory T-o.30 A--22 2AR4
Evening star., 1959-06-20

Winner = sehults u-0). Loser
6tobbs u-5l.
kinley. Soar, chylak. T--3:22. A.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Ebb Tide Beach

''rake . ride and see Ebb Tide"
Lots 75xl50, S395 up. Your
terms. 450-foot fishing pier, boat
ramp, fresh and salt water Ash
ing, central water system. pure
white sand beach. overlooking the
beautifu: Pot mae. Directions:
South on Shirley highway to Fred
erickshurg. turn left on Rte. 8
one mile south Of Oak Grove. Va,
or via Potomac River Bridge to
Rte. 3 to Oak Grove. Follow
signs. TOM PEARSON, Jr. a
JOHNNIE JOHNSON. AGENTS. Box
4. Montross, Virginia. Phone
Capitnl A.A-AQ
Evening star., 1959-06-20
Mr.. cRAvER. RIA. a-4835

NEAR WATERFRONT--6-rm. house
with approximately 2 acres. also
. boats for sale. Call Great Mills
12-W-3. or write VAUGHN POE,
ct. George Island, Nd.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
by Far the FINEST
General Parker Shores"

General Parker Shores"
Protected waterfront lots overlook
ing Potomac River and Chesa-
peake Bay. Paved roads, utilities
including water. boat harDor,
shade trees. Homes on property
demonstrate h.gn quality Of de-
velopment. Come see, you'n agree.
County, We. HIsToRYLAND, INC.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Pareel 20
lots; beautiful view, also year
around ranch style s-bsdroom
water front. Call AL. 7-22S7.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A BUY! Year around. 6-room
House. AMI. block from bay.
All water privileges: reasonable.
Cedarhurst. University 7-4432.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

FAIRHAvEN-Tdeal family commu-
nifty; 5 rooms. good condition: ex-
cellent fishing. boating; for sale
ty OWNER. WA. 3-l272.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
GIANTS, 4; BRAVES, 3

u - Barliek. Jackowski. Crawford
Delmore T-o.lA A-lTABI
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PIRATES, s; CARDS, o

Totals 50 8 5 Totals 81 Q 0
l Grounded out for Ricketts, in 7th;
. Ran for Kluszewski in sth.
PITTSBURGH ----- 100 Ol0 3lO--6
ST. LOUIS ..--- 900 900 000--0
E--Jablonski. PO-A - Pittsburgh.
27-S; st. Louis, 27-l4. DP-Blasin-
game to 0rammas TO white. LOB
Pittsburgh, 5; St. Louis, z.
2b--Kluszewski. HR-Mejias. Groat.
SB-Skinner, White. sF-Hoak.
si;.:.t' k:iis:s Ess -: -: +: I ! I
winner-Law 7-D. Loser--Riek-
etts (0-2).
U - Barlick. Jackowski. Crawford.
nelmore T-o.IA Al AR1
Evening star., 1959-06-20

Handicapped in the finest OF Virginia
md of ook Racquet Club
limited number families membership This private
offer member the
family andt membership fees surprisingly moderate
is
of these
application be filed possible
introduce members
Evening star., 1959-06-20

man (2-5).
U-Tabacchi. Paparella, Hurley.
Runge. T-1:49. A-17,02e.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, 80; AS, 20
.. !EMsT GAME Ir,,,o.,

E-Boone. PO-A--Kansas City, 24-s;
Baltimore, a7-l0. LOB--Kansas City,
3; Baltimore, z.
.B--Pnarclk. Miranda. 3B--Tuttle,
HR-Lumpe. Woodling, Gardner. ST.
!Kucks, Pilarctk sF-Williams' GINS
burg
Evening star., 1959-06-20

Boyd, Ward. PO-A--KAnsas
City, 24-l4: Baltimore, a7-S. DIP
Coleman to Lumpe to Hadley. LOB
Kansas City. 8. Baltimore. 4.
2B-Tasby, .. HR-Triandos. S.
Boyd. Brown. Coleman.
Evening star., 1959-06-20
tsEcoND GAME)

Totals "a OF o Totals 81 2 9 9
Singled for Smith in sth: Flied
out for Terwilliser in 9th.
BALTIMORE 600 100 0lx-2
KANSAS CITY ---- 900 900 OOO--O
Evening star., 1959-06-20
ONLY S2950

WOODLAND BEACH-Frame bun
galow. on lge. wooded lot; needs
repairs: easy terms.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-09

WHEELCHAIR, light weight, collap-
sible, for invalid lady. RE. 2-794O.
WANTED: furniture. stoves, refrig-
orators. TO furnish large apartment
building Mr.. Hart, EN-. 1-1794.
USED furniture and household
goods. appliances; best cash prices
EV. 2-8292, EV. 2-7l16.
WANTED: chrome 4 total cash reg
ister,, must be in good condition.
w. 1876.
APARTMENT type kitchen stove
with oven or stove near 80 in. in
width. MU. 1-7l96.
WANTED: carpeting, rugs. all sizes;
typewriter: diamond ring; mink
stole; from private party only. Pc.
1-8400.
ANY size OF age working refrigera-
tors, will pay spot cash. UL.
l-6677.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES



NOTICE Is EE73Y GIVEN. that
sez-sc BIDS ~L - -=cssTe1 BY ne
BOARD o. z-AAD COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS Until ~ hour OF
20 pr E-.dzy. Tso-1z-y =. 1883
Z. Is oz1ce = re Co1- House In
S6-sv. Lo1zzz. 9o- le following:
100 l,sz feet o. pressure treated
90. zE1zw1. for -ez-Ie1-l
ping. e feet II l@lg-l- not less
Tran 2 Zc1es O. lzu end Delivery
70 5@El q Or zooE. June :, 1888.
2 @ 2 S6-=y. Montana
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fp-z-- z4dzT-. for t-ez-ne-t)
Ping . feet L A=1g-1. Tot less
tar z EczG OF snail end Delivery
% 5@zz o O. z-1-t Ju-e !. 1888.
? O. z Sidney. Montana
The BOARD OF COUNTY COM
AESSIOSES reserves tie Ugh. 70
-@- z-y and al BIDS ALL BIDS
70 5e S56-e&@ . re County Clerk
Ard Recorder q 7-czlz11 County.
Sl-eT Montana Draft II the
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DATED rs RI Day q Fe5-1zT. 1873
BOARD or COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
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SDSEE. MONTANA
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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF o OF
REGISTRATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA.
ne --EzS~rz-dn for tie el-c1c1 - De
bed n 1e corporate E-1S o. S111~y.
Montana On the s1 day o. A7C-
-@ for TIE purpose OF elec--x E1--
sc.pal o4ce3 wE cs1xe o. To- -
day Of February. - az SIC r
Electors nay reg-Ster tr E< rSzzr
election by appearing Ec-e re County
Clerk az her oAcs o. be<o-e 4 Nozv
Pg6lc CT Justice o< Es Peace II re
provided by iz~-
Electors are he-eoy t-xo---d ia.
z hey voted az Se Ge-&zl E@c<5o1
lad II ScTe-h~-. 1853 o. II &=T
have Soc= registered ly rcd 10.
re-re<S-e--
Il a c-zaEe II Ward las b~@1 Ezde
~ moving y Is zs-essz-T - De -z-S-
Tered 70 TIE present @61-sx
Al qualified etec.o-x CT TIE gate
xlo have resided II TIE E-y o. .o~-
for E orr ard n re ward to-
.1--y days 1ext preceding .e eec-
-o1 are entitled % roe a. zy
municipal eiAc--cE
Dated AZ Sidney. Montana 5S I'D
cay o. January. E%
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County Cs-x ard
E-o<Sczo Registrar
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