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Evening star., 1959-12-11
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. II
The Government made ex-
tensive tests Of radio navigation
facilities after the crash of a
Piedmont Airlines plane Octo-
Der 30, but could Ind no in
reference in signals" it has
been testified here.
The question of weather and
radio aids is making up the ma
jor part of testimony as the
Civil Aeronautics Board seeks
cause of the Bucks Elbow
mountain crash which cost 26
lives.
The hearing continues today
with further questioning of
William L. Kaiser, assistant en-
gineer in charge of the Federal
Communications Commission.
1t was Mr.. Kaiser who late
yesterday said as far as we
could determine no signals in
terfered" with a radio homing
signal near the Charlottesville
airport.
The Federal Aviation Agency
flight inspection branch also
made broad in-flight inspection
of the navigation aids and
could find no fault. Earl Blan-
chard, regional chief of the
branch, declared that mo in
reference was found within the
service radius (of the homing
aid )-25 miles"
Despite the Governments
findings, Piedmont fight logs
show pilot comments on the
radio navigation aids. Testi-
Evening star., 1959-12-11

to peace and quiet" said the
judge. He suspended the evic-
ton for so days. pending a de.
fense appeal.
The family first came to the
attention of the directors of
the authority when it was
learned the daughter was ex-
pecting an illegitimate child.
The authority leases provide
Tor eviction because of an IL
legitimate birth.
But the judge made clear
that he would not have eyicted
the family for that reason
alone.
1t would be going pretty far
TO say the child was RESPONSE
ole, he observed. The lease
provision should only be en-
forced in cases of women "who
lost their amateur standing and
produced children every wear "
ne commented from the bench
The Judge noted that one
nelghboring mother sent her
chlld away for the summer
because of the conduct of the
family involved in the court
case. Two other neighbors had
lustifiably complained that the
rather sauntered into the hall
way in his underwear, the
judge added.
The judge set $500 bond. for
the family after defense at
torney Seymour j. Spelman
said he would take the case
to the Virginia Supreme Court
of Appeals.
Mr.. Spelman had contended
that the authority wanted to
evlct the family partly because
OF the illegitimate child. This
was outside the authority's
rights, he said. He also argued
that there had not been enough
evidence to show that the
family created a nuisance.
The authority's attorney,
Stanley King, said the author
lty administrators had the
rights of a city council in de-
termining whether a family
should be evicted.
Earlier, v. Ward Boswell,
chairman of the authority.
had testified that the illegi-
timacy factor was only part of
the reason the administrators
voted to get rid of the family.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
DOCTORS START BOYCOTT
Town SpIitby yHospitoI Feud

see flt and won't follow hos
pital direetives. The non-sal-
aried board of 18 directors has
supported Coston.
A few months ago the doc
tors asked for a Circuit Court
injunction to prevent Mr.. Co.'S
ton from what they termed
"unwarranted interference"
with their duties at the hos
pital. Judge w. Laird Henry,
jr., turned them down. saying
the directors had a right to
run the hospital as they saw
fit.
This week. in rapid success
sion:
The doctors appealed Judge
Henry's decision to the Mary
land Court of Appeals, the
States highest court.
The directors indefinitely
suspended the chief surgeon,
DR.. John Mace. The reasons
were not made public.
The doctors gave the direc-
tors "a hours to reinState DR..
Mace or they would begin a
boycott of the hospital.
The directors refused.
To Use Other Hospitals
The doctors announced yes
terday they would begin taking
their patients to EaSton, Is
miles to the north, or Salisbury,
80 miles to the southeast. They
said they would enter the Cam
bridge hospital only for acute
emergency cases.
The directors have said that
Evening star., 1959-12-11
ests AbsoIve Signals
In Piedmont Crockup

mony submitted shows that on
october % one receiver was
changed. October 26 another
replacement was noted On Oc-
tober 81 the log noted the re-
ceiver pops and cracked IN
flight and unable to identify
station"
A station agent for Pied
mont. Doelph ]. Pitcock, whose
duties, among other things, in
clude taking of weather obser-
vations and getting them to
an inbound company plane,
said he did not give the plane
information on a lowering
ceiling.
He said he contacted the
DC-3 after it had checked in
to make its approach and gave
the pilot only the altimeter set
ting and surface wind infor-
mation-"but not the weather. "
He testified later that the
ceiling had dropped from 1,7OO
feet to $500, but said he did
not consider it significant"
You should have given it
to him, but you didn't" a
member Of the investigative
panel asked.
NO" the witness said, ct
didn't"
In all the CABS hearing
schedule lists 81 witnesses, l2
Of whom have been heard. A
deposition was taken from the
sole survivor of the crash.
Ernest P. Bradley, 80. of elf.
ton Forge, Va. from his bed
at University of Virginia Hospi-
tai last night.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
friendships Traffic
Attuins New Peak

BALTIMORE, Dec. II (AP)
traffic at Friend
ship international Airport this
year already is well above the
total for 1857, the previous best
year.
The Department of Aviation
said yesterday 52.796 passen-
gers used the terminal last
month, raising the years total
to 491,522. In all of 1857, the
total was only 4O0,097.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Tax Revenue
For District
Rises 1919

The Districts total general
tax revenue during this fiscal
year is nearly 10 per cent higher
than the comparable figure last
year, officials reported.
During the flve-month period
ending November 80, the tax
revenue for the general fund
the city's major bookkeeping
category - amounted to more
than $3.50 million. This is about
SOL million more than the $62. 2
million collected during the
nve-month period a year ago.
The total general fund COL
lection, which also includes mis-
cellaneouS local revenue sources
along with Federal payments,
amounted to nearly 1898 mil
non, an increase of $12.3 mil
lion.
District officials have attrib-
uteo the revenue rise mainly
TO generally favorable business
conditions. In support of this
conclusion, officials noted that
there was a substantial in
crease in the sales and gross
receipts category. Revenue from
these taxes rose from S135
million during the five-month
period last year to nearly S15.3
million this year.
In a report from Finance
Officer Kenneth Back, an in
crease of Is per cent in in
dividual income tax revenue
was reported, from $40 million
to S11.6 million. Mr.. Back said
that about two-thirds of this
increase was due to withhold
ing on higher Government sal
aries and the balance to more
efficient handling of refunds.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

If the boycott became effective
they probably would put the
hospital UP for sale.
About 40 patients are now in
the 6l-year-old medical center
technically a private institution
but for years partially sup
ported by public funds.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
IIIegitimocy Discounted
AS Court Evicts FomiIy

A family of seven was or
dered out of its Alexandra
Housing Authority residence
yesterday because it was a dis
turbance to the neighbors.
Circuit Court Judge Paul E
Brown said his ruling was not
affected by the fact that a IA
year-old unwed daughter in the
family had a child last sum-
mer.
There was enough uncontra-
dicted testimony to justify evic-
ton because the parents, their
four children and grandchild
could be considered nuisances
the judge ruled. The family
lives at the John Roberts
Homes, low-rent public hous-
ing project.
Several neighhors had told
the judge that the family was
frequently noisy and profane
The neighbors have a right
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Peter M. Nelson. retired Wash
ington tailor. Mr.. Nelson was
released two days later in
Washington. Pa, where they
had taken him in his car. he
later told police.
A psychiatrist reported that
both men were able to stand
trial. However, the defendants
attorneys, William B. Clinch
and william T. Jernigan, yes
terday asked the Judge to ap-
point another psychiatiist to
examine their clients and de-
termine whether they we're sane
at the time of the alleged Of
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Kidnup Suspects
PIeud Not guilty

Two men charged with kid
naping a 79-year-old Fairfax
County resident last summer
pleaded not guilty yesterday.
Federal Judge Albert v
Bryan set a jury trial for Feb
ruary Is for the defendants,
James E. Hall, 81, and Connie
E. Plott. q.
The two men escaped from
IA Virginia State road gang and
were charged with abducting
Evening star., 1959-12-11

a car in front Of the Groveton
police station.
Pvt. Vincent Rapisardi. 25,
Of 602 Belle View boulevard in
the Belle View subdivision of
Fairfax County, was admitted
to Alexandra Hospital with leg
and chest injuries after the ac-
cident.
Police said Pvt. Rapisardi
was on his motorcycle and had
Evening star., 1959-12-11

stopped TO make a turn into
the police station lot.
Police said he was hit By q
car that also had slowed down
but was knocked into the mo-
.torcyele by another car which
hit it from the rear.
The first car. police said. was
driven by a l6-year-old Grove
ton area boy and the second
one by John r. Sims. %, Of
Mclean. Va, police said.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

Tense. The judge took the re-
quest under adyisement.
Plott. Of Severn, Md, and
Hall. of Rocky Mount. Va, are
in District Jail in lieu Of S5O,-
] 900 bond each.
Evening star., 1959-12-11
By JACK DAVIS
Associated Press star Writer

CAMBRIDGE, Md. Dec. IL
This farming and fshins
community on Chesapeak Bay.
eastern shoreline normally is q
friendly. peaceful town, with
"Howdy" nd"Mornin', ma am,
bouncing back and forth across
the streets all day long.
But not now.
A feud between the doctors
and the directors of the 89-beo
Cambridge Maryland Hospital
has split the town of some TO-
900 down the middle. Res
idents fear the squabble may
close the hospital, leaving Dor
chester County's 10000 resi-
dents without a medical GEN.
ter.
The feud has been develop
ing for several years, and as a
result the original cause OF
1TlctlOn is loSt among noun
tains Of added complaints
charges and counter-charges.
Administrator in Feud
Generally, the main issue
centers around the hospitals S
chief administrator, Harold
Coston.
The doctors contend that
Mr.. Coston interferes with
their proper duties and obli-
cations to their patients.
Mr.. Coston, on the other
hand, says the doctors want to
run the hospital any way they
Evening star., 1959-12-11
Fuirfux Policeman
Injured by Car

A Fairfax County motor
cycle policeman was injured
last night when he was hit by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
FEAR NO EVIL =
Man Live, Of god
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Because God created man
in His spiritual image and
likeness we should worship
the eternal everlasting God,
love Him with all our heart
and soul and our neighbor
inclusive. Christ Jesus the
son proved that all real pow
er belongs to God.
In this space age those
who believe and trust in
God, should prove the ex-
tent of their faith, hope, and
charity, love and understand
ing of the supreme power
of God.
In the days of old David
prayed to God with all OF
his heart,
20 Lord, rebuke me not In
thine anger, neither chasten
men in thy hot displeasure.
"Have mercy upon me, o
Lord; for / am weak: 0 Lord,
heal me; for my bones are
vexed.
my soul is also sore vexed:
but thou o Lord, how
Long?" Psalms 6: 1-3
In these modern times we
have the teachings of Mary
lContinued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
The Jewish News 80 editorials
FOR HUMANlTY'S SAKE'-FAITH IN THE UN"

Defyins logic and reality Isaes enemies appear deter
mined to utilize the tragic position Of the Arab refugees
to such extent that should undermine sraes
non-too-seeure position.
RegrettabIy, United Nations Secretary General Dag
HammarskoId appears TO be in helpless position that
in his report his Middle Eastern trip he stated
that Arablsrae tensions remain serious due. in part to
Isrses refusal to cooperate with UN armtce machinery
His opinion of lsraeArab relations was described as som.
Der" and while he said there is will TO peace he stated:
tSee FAITH IN THE U.N., Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

Baker Eddy, dlScOverer OF
Christian Science, who pray
erfully studied the Scrip
lures to bring forth Science
and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures in which study
She found out that demon
stration over sin, sickness
and death is already made
through Christ Jesus. On
page 428 she says, as fol-
lows:
"The great spiritual fact
must be brought out that
man is, not shall be, perfect
and immortal. We must hold
forever the consciousness OF
existence, and sooner or lat
err, through Christ and Chris
tian Science, we must mas.
ter sin and death. The evil
dence of mans Immortality
will become more apparent,
as material beliefs are given
Up and the immortal facts OF
being are admitted"
Now il is up to every man
to watch lest he himself COM
NIT crimes against the SOW
ereign power Of his domin-
ion, which might violate his
on Pace ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
IS 1852 for Ex-Woyne Jurist at 20
JUDGE PENSIONS OUTRAGEOUS"
By Al Kaufman

pY ~ NdUIThdn IDet. lines 2725)
LANSING Feb. 25-Wayne covntys lush state and
county pension system for judges was under heavy eos
lave fire today
While county courthouse politicians who sit in the House
sousn' 10 soften growing opposition they
confronted with these Earring developments:
KEEP. {. D. o'Brien, Detroit Democrat introduced a
D which IN effect would sever the Wayne judges from the
state retirement system.
IN ihe Senate, Lewis chrsman of Ann Arbor. Re-
pv0.esn Chairman OF the retirement committee promised
orens Dill gets through The House, its PASSAGE in the
Senate is certain lis silly TO ask people % ~ 80.
to support such outrageous pensions" ''~''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
"PREsIDENT URGES STEEL UNION TO CURB
PAY DEMAND"

HE says If Wages Are Based on Gems in
Productivity Price Hikes Are Unlikely"
Defends Profits as Tax Source"
wall St. Journal
DAVID MCDONALD, STEEL WORKERS PRES,
TELLS SEN. KEFAUvER TO MIND
HIS OWN BUSINESS !-DEvlL'S DEFIANCE?
Observation-Disclosures Eisenhower, apparently de-
parting from ong-stsndng Administration practice person.
sought TO hold down potential and price boosts
in the steel indvstrys coming contract negotiations.
(See PRESIDENT URGES, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
FOURTEENTH DAY OF LENT"
(WHICH CROSS DO YOU TAKE UP?' "


-"Gvidng Lights
by DR.. Richard Cummings, Executive Secretary
Detroit Assoc of American Baptist Churches News 2/2o)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NON-CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY. ADMONlTlON:
YOU ARE EvADINC THE CROSS OF ALLEGIANCE
TO MY ALLNESS !-MAJESTIc, INFINITE SPIRIT
WHICH REQUIRES A REPUTATION OF MATTER"
THE MYTH LIKE ITS FATHER, THE DEVIL,
MURDERER, LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH!-Jesvs in John
8:43 AVOID OF REALITY !-APPREHENSIBLE TO
THE PURE IN HEART" MY HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRisTLlkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
MY ONE PURE, TRUE, HONEST. COMPLETE
CHURCH, THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST, IMPERATIVE
TO MAKE YOUR "DEcLARATIoN OF INDEPEN-
DENcE" FROM THE DEVILS re. POPULATION
FLOOD OF THE MYTHICAL, DEVLISH.
ANTLcHRIST, PsYcHoPATHc, ADAM-EvE. MURDER
GUS CAIN JUDAS. KNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS
REAL THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR SO-cALLED
MATERIAL" WORLD AND ATTEMPTED REPUDA-
TON OF THE ETERNAL TRUTH.-oNE CREATOR,
PARENT. CREATION. SUBSTANCE, UNIVERSE.
VERY cooDT
land GOD SAW ALL THAT He HAD MADE, AND,
BEHOLD IT WAS [--S-l VERY Good! Genesis l:3l
(See FOURTEENTH DAY OF LENT, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
MORE OF THE DEVILS MULTI-BILLION S
DEMOCRAT-LAB0R STEALS!

OEWVSNNI -LHDVN 4IEHES
UNION WORKER ASKS REV. BILLY GRAHAM FOR
AN ANSWER TO THE LABOR 'cHISLERs AND
cHEATERs'. LoAFERs. FEATHER BEDDERs',
ELASTIC CONscIENcES OF THE PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL THE NON-CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
GOD, ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
VERIFY, VERIFY, THEY SHALL HAVE THEIR
REWARD-christ Jesus. AND THE CHRIST, VIA MY
HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE. ST. PAUL, LIBERATED
FROM THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF THE HEBREW
RABBINATE AND HIS SATAN BOUND"
APPRENTICESHIP THERETO!-
"BE NOT DECEIVED, GOD is NOT MOcKED,
WHATSOEVER A MAN sOWETH, THAT SHALL He
ALSO REAP!
(see DEMocRAT-LABoR STEALS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
III Die IN APARTMENT HOUSE BLAZE"

THAMES CUT STRUCTURE LIKE PAPER"
Mother, Stillborn Infant Among KY. Victims
Ashland KY. (AP) Windsor Daily Star AVA
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE TRAGIC BUT MYTHICAL, ADAMEvE
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA THE THINGS
SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [-M-Y-T-H-l-c-A-L-lB BUT
THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
THE UNIVERSE is l0o9e THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT !. GOD. AND MRS. EDDYS SURVEY
OF EvIL.-MY SECOND AND GREATEST MARY
AND WOMAN OF ALL TIMES GIVES YOU THIS
CONCLUSION RE EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL
NATURE: but WHY SHOULD WE STAND bGHAsT
AT NoTHINGNESS? THE SUM TOTAL OF
HUMAN ERRoR"!-p 500, S&H
(See II DIE IN BLAZE, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
MARCH WARNING TO KHRUsHCHEv.
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL ].
sATAN's DuPE AND DEPUTY YOUR DOOM
Is SEALED!


monious" 10. IT, Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission who wildly the grace OF God trve"
havfartin Luther Job in this age ~! And how! Science
Health our textbook, is Gods Lberafor OF the Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE, TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated niqvify!
The "lvkewarm" live in fools PARADISE
THE ANGEL or THE LORD SMOTE $4,000!
ZONE HUNDRED EIGHTY FIVE THOUSAND y,
AND, BEHOLD, IN THE MORNING They WERE
ALL DEAD C0RPSES'! lsu. 1886.
PRES. IKE RE BERLIN: NOT ONE inch
MACMILLAN WARNS KRENLIN ON BERLIN"
'KHRUsHcHEv CANCELS TRlP-"BAD TOOTH!
News 2/26)
AUDAclTY:-OF THE DEvlL-R-UIN!
AUDAcITY:-OF COD-THE BLISS OF ETERNAL,
CHRlSTLlKE SONSHP!
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NlKITA, SAY YOUR PRAYERS THE BAD TOOTH
IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
THE DEVIL ADAM KNOWN AS KHRUSHcHEv IS
SICK, FROM THE soLEs OF HIS FEET TO THE TOP
OF HIS BALD HEAD!
(see MARCH WARNING, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

CRASH RUINS $22 900 TRUCK-Sl0 BLAZE!
TWO FIREMEN KILLED RAGING TO $40 FIRE!
New Haven, Conn.,, ana. NY. Tribune
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE ROAD TO HELL is PAVED WITH GOOD
INTENTIoNS"l
BUT HELL. DEVIL. HUMAN RACES,
MATERIAL" WORLD, ARE MYTHS!
THE ONE UNIVERSE IS ETERNALLY COM.
PLETELY POPULATED WITH MATTERLEsS
FLESHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLlKE BEINGS,
sUPERSATURATlNc INFINITE SPACE WITH
EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS. oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT,
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LiKENESSl
(see CRASH RUINS TRUCK. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
Kew. billy GRAHAM IN AUSTRALIA
'op stNI! PRAY FOR. AND SEND S.
TO MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
LEM BEAN FEB. II. ASH WEDNESDAY,
DAILY NOON sEpvIrrc

woo,S CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
WOODWARD AT ADAMS, and WWI 7.,r 1,n "a.
FOR BIBLICAL FORTY DAYS toly., -"
sLsKcY PREPARING ADAMS. EvEs "a .e.-,,
ca,,,s roS MY. GODS. ONE. PURE, TRUE. HONEST
CHURCH THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST ''o"s''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
AIRPORT VANDALISM PERIls LANDINGS"

FIGHTING WRECKED AT METRO"
"Shotguns Fired by Pronksters TO BIost Bulbs"
Detroit News, 2/l7)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
UNREAL. MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA!
OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvLlSH, ANTICHRiST,
PsYcHoPATHIc. ADAM-EvE MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLSL THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE" OF IGNORING THE CHILD
LESS CAREER OF MY INCOMPATIBLE HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED PROPHET. MESSIAH SON, CHRIST
JESUS THE WAY THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"!,
AND HIS SEVERE REBUKEs OF THE POPULATION
EXPLOSION, FLOOD, -DAMNABLE, DEVILS
SPIRITUAL LUNACY Ill
(See AIRPORT VANDALISM Page ~
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

Friday where they visited Mrs
A. P. Bilyeu.
Mrs. Ray Frye of Bib Timbe,
and Mrs. Alice Ross of Billings
were recent weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wandke
and family of Great Falls, Mrs
Edna WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Saxton and Mrs. Blythe Cum
mings of Menomonie, Wis, left
for their homes on Wednesday
after visiting MI. and Mrs. Leon
Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Loftes-
ness from Granville, No. OAK,
who visited the Lars Olson fam
lily last week were accompanied
home Monday by Mrs. Aileen
Whiteside and children who will
visit relatives in Granville, Velva
and Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holm re-
turned Thursday from Great Falls
where they visited the Gil
Schmaus family.
A family get-to-gether was held
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sax
ton Cummings on Tuesday eve
ming. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Saxton, Mrs. Edna
WEIGH and Mrs. Edith Cummings
all of Menomonie, Wis, Mr.. and
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

Christianson leading devotions
and the Cradle Roll Program wa
IN charge of Mrs. Alton Olson.
HoSteSSes were Mrs. Lars Olson,
Mrs. Ed Bahls and Mrs. Julian
Gibson.
The Roy Richeys, Lynn Richeys
ana Bob Richeys attended the
wedding of Charles Frost and
Martha Kay Miller on Sunday
evening in Fairview.
Mrs. Bob Bachini and daughter
from Havre came Friday for a
few days visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Levengood
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hagen
and family of Miles City were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Durfey. They were ac-
companied home Monday morn
ing by Ellen Durfey who will
spend her vacation in Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson
and children of Monrovia, Califor-
MIA came Saturday for an extend
ed visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Stoker and other
relatives.
Mrs. Bill Miller, Mrs. Chas Won
Ruden and Mrs. Roland Soft
and two daughters from Genoa.
Ohio travelled to Wolf Point on
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
RICHEY news

Mrs. Leo Huseby of Kindred
No. Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stevens and Mrs. Asa Stevens o.
Leonard, N. Oak. visited Thurs.
day with the Rev. and Mrs. A
Mathison.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Mathison
have been teaching Bible School
the past week in the Petrik
School in the Andes Community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordine Lee of
Billings are the pro I'D parents
of a son born on Wednesday
morning June II at the ST. Vim
cents hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Peele
and son from Burno, Calf, were
over night guests Monday in the
Vernon Culver home. The Peeles
visited MI. Peele's uncle, Wal
ter ReSSler here.
Mrs. Chef Ethan and children
Keven and Connie also Shirley
and Joan LaPlante all of Coopers-
town, No. Oak. stopped in Richey
Monday to visit the Coutts, Culver
and Steffen families for a couple
days.
Mrs. James Howell and daugh-
ters, of Superior, Mont, visited
friends in Richey on Wednesday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held
heir regular meeting on Thurs
lay afternoon with Mrs. Ruth
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
Your County Sanitation
Problems

II has long been asserted thai
running water purifies itself
Some statements have even gone
so far as to say that publication
would take place within seven
CD miles or some other distance.
Self publication, however, de-
ponds upon so many factors that
it is impossible to say how long
a time or how great a distance
of flow will be required before
any particular stage of purifica-
ton will have been reached.
Furthermore, it can never be
stated with certainty that a pol
luted oreontaminated water has
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

Mrs. Robert Wandke and chill
dren OF Great Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
Rial Cummings of Plains, Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Stoker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Lee and Barbara, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Cummings and
Jim, Mrs. James Mitchell and
daughter of Glendive. This is the
first time the Cummings brothers,
and sisters, have been together
for 10 years.