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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02
1O-Year Fight
Pays Off for
Navy Inventor
by nc Assoelated Presa

An 18-year fight over pay
ment for an invention that
helped United States planes
and ships evade enemy radar
in two wars has ended with
payment of $4,000 to a Uni
versity Of California physicist,
Announcement Of the De-
Tense Department settlement
with Vienna-born DR.. Otto
Halpern was made yesterday.
DR., Halpern agreed to relinguish
all rights to his development
OF material and method for
scrambling electro magnetic
waves.
The scientist said he devel-
oped his idea largely on his
own time after the Navy ac-
cepted his theory and he
Joined a team working at
the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology's radiation labora-
| tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02

That's the real beauty of Nickel-chrome
plating: it's so long-lasting, so easy to clean.
And it makes your life so much easier. Bet
ter quality appliances and fixtures have this
better kind of plating. Ask for it when YOU
buy.
The International Nickel Company, Inc.
81 Wall Street, New York S, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-02

When you buy an appliance with a good
thick layer of Nickel under the chrome plat
ing, you buy lifetime Of beauty. The
cleaning finish that attracts you in the store
stays cleaning in your home. 1t won't tar
nish. :. it won't discolor -. it won't turn dull
And talk about easy cleaning! A soapy
dunk is about all Nickel-chrOme plating ever
needs. Even after you remove sticky depos-
its, the finish underneath is as shiny as ever.
No polishing needed-ever!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
HI-FI SPECIALS
FRI. AND SAT. ONLY

A44G \ IA GNAAAAO
FRI. AND SAT. ONLY
oarrard ross. and Pickering stereO
Dia. -Cartr. 49,
Reg. $50 -------sa sale S67
University IS Sway speaker system,
Reg. SEQ ----- SAFE SloS
HARMON Eardon ALSO sterso amp p
Reg. $179 - -.-----. sale SloS
Bell Bell s s99Ss99 stsrsO amp. AL. 400
Fisher POT AM-FM. and pTs- 81 p
Scott AZ, C, st.rso tuner, >, 20
Sromm,ssso 40 PIT stsrsO amp amp a, 40
Bogen AM-FM tuner.
Res. $3.50 ----- sale S6g
Bell 2SS1-stsreO amp. -, 80,
Clearance Of all floor
model speakers, ampli-
fiers, tuners, turntables
and cabinets. One and two
of a kind from such IA
nous names as AR, Bogen,
Fisher, Scott, Bell, Har-
mon-Kardon, University,
Sherwood, Bozak and
many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

UPH0LsTERIN0, REWERBTN0 in
your homei sofas, $685. chairs,
S6.06. ia. 0-S143.
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BIG, BIG
BARGAINS
OPEN TIL 8 TONIGHT
Saturday, Q AM. to 9 Pm.

SOSNA A~Jp ~~N'A' ~ '~'A'
/ Colonial Cherry Bedroom Suite;
pl bed .S chest dresser mir mirror; 40
REG soy You SAVE 500 S1-' sA0'
2 Four-Pe. Colonial Bedroom Suites;
ssssn % %sR5s Do S5siss S ss:s'
REG sisY You SAVE so SALE Sl2'
3-Pe. Walnut Bedroom Suite: large
MATTRESS xNiD SPRifNSo. O'u'
NA'' S'y You SAVE s1S fNN' @iO'
2-Pc. Foam Rubber Living Room
Suites; sofa. matching chair;
decorator fabrics in green, brown,
black, beige. etc.
You SAVE $3.50 80
l black nylon foam rubber sleep
ssoia. opens 70 sleep 2; full mat
ORIG sssYso You SAVE 500 SALE si7'
2.Pe. Living RIM. suite. brown or
charcoal; sofa bed, opens To
-! sleep :. 2; ~ and chair. az .oo
JIM You SAVE 500 '''
B Groups Living Room Tables; 2
step.ends, cocktail table;
REG. $685. SALE, 1895
YOU SAVE $50
2 Five-Pc. Dinette Sets; Formica-
Top table 4 chairs. s,,r 40.
YOU SAVE S24
l Three-Pc. French Provincial Sec.
tional; all foam rubber. outstand-
RET a1s ss sSsFSSuoiss matsls sxfx f, bis
YOU SAVE sill
2 Seyen.Pe. Colonial Dining Room
Suites, golden maple finish.
YOU SAVE 500
2 six-piece bedrm. suites: chest
dresser, mirror, bookcase bed
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS, mod
ern silvef-gFay.
REG. S21S SALE S13s
YOU SAVE $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

PIANOS-visit our store for values
in used spinets and consoles.
Choice Of such makes as Mason a
Hamlin, Chickering, Story n Clark,
Lester. Betsy Ross, Baldwin. Gull
bransen, Kimball, Wurlitzer. Estey,
f. s.5 Terms, wiE SoRDGRs corner sosn.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
ROOMS, APIS. TO SNARE

GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SHARE
Turn. l-bedrm. apt, twin beds
with another. Ewes. $50 to .,
JU. 5-2S49.
GLOVER PARK-Lady will share
house with | or . other employed
ladies. Good trAnsp. Ample park
ing, private bedrm. FE. 3-l564.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA.-spa-
S mfT ie osa arr so aDs t 70 ,h, re
with another woman. FE. 3-3779.
N.W.-Lady TO share nicely furn. 3
bedrm. apt. with another lady;
reasonable; busline. RIA. 6-1749.
YOUNG MAN wanted TO share l.
bedrm. apt. with another age %.
Modern, eony. Pentagon, S55 mo.
Call OF. 4-4574. Fri. after 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
TELETYPE OPERATOR
FOR
OUTER SPACE

No. We are not there yet, but this
electronies firm will get therel
We want q young operator with
our messages: excellent salary and
company dement's for an ambitious
teletypist. Cali Mrs. Ferko, MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
HOUSING REHABILITATION
HOME MoDERNIzATIoN
CODE VIOLATION ORDERS
CONDEMNATION WORK
MAJOR REPAIRS

Call WORKSHOP 22l. INC, for ALL
inclusive package deal including
financing up to 80 years. NO.
1857.
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DEHUMTDIFIERS
RENTALS-SALES
NEW AND USED
DRY out your damp basement.
vpIR q S6saAT I!S;,,S CORP p.

M. 9-dOoO WEEKDAYS
DEsK-Steel cabinet, chairs, china
picture frames: boat, 16 II. reas.
2922 NJ st. NV. Re. 3-3S43.
DESK, S35: sofa and cover, S35:
tall chest, SIS: maple floor lamp,
$3.50; croquet set. SIS: ice cream
freezer, $3.50; folding screen, 81:
ANTIQUE doll bed. So: ANTIQUE pine
dEopleaf table; $50; French Pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

MOTEL MANAGERS needed for two
motelS man and wife for each) {.
exper. in motel operation: man
must be able to do ordinary re-
pair, and maintenance work and
come well recommended; excep-
tional opport. for right cple.. Apply
In person, J. z. ROSE, Rosehaven,
MUSIC DIRECTOK, Verv rapidly
growing su burban Protestant
church: present membership about
.W;0 desires, director of music.
Training and experience neces-
sary. Box 4SS-Y, Star.
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RefrigeratOrS

RefrlgeratOrS
WestinShouse 0E, servel. Guar. Del
BLOCKS
1746 Lee Hwy. IA. S-S700
Ss27 BISdens6arE Rd.. WA. 7.550i
RELAX-A-C IzOR-Take OF inches
Almost new, wan attachments.
Cost 5000. Sell 500. JE. 2-359l
RIFLE, Remington, bolt action, 90,
adj. sights; very good cond.; $35
RUGS (2l Karistan, 1 yr. old: one
gx12, with foam rubber pad: one
4hx6 ". 500. RE. 6-79l7.
SCARF, auto; 2 indian beaded moe
casins, bracelets. coin purses
pouches, other articles. JE. 3.749O
sew. MACHINES = Recond. Singer
port. watt, S16.95: console
S24.e5: day or niEht RA. 3-6ls1
SEWING MACHINE, cleo. Singer
delivered. ~, S.7i6S. '''
SEWING MACHINE, beaut. Singer
console; dark wood: zig-zag att
Take up pymts., $3.75 mo-: bal
BOO. EA. O-UOfUi uty VI ulBHL lOt
free home demo. 91O 9th st. NV
SHELVING STEEL, all sizes, fol
stores, warehouses and homes: 81
set up. 0ICHNER, FE. 3.6346.
SHIPPING ROOM EQUIPMENT
fraction Of cost, cash and carrs
sale, Saturday, July IL, o am. tt
chairs ;n metal CABINETS. =. 4. post:
age machine, etc. Room 306, 93S
d st. NV.
SOFA AND CHAIR, Lawson, muslin
with slip cover, excel, cond., $50;
triple and double sheave, ha-in
rope, used once. So; 4-cycle 22-in
lawn mower, S35, FL. 6-4s69.
sTAUFFER POSTURE REST =
Women and men; incls. timer
$24Os save 2bPs; terms or rental
STORM WINDOWS, storm door
and jslouslis.ss;, For Information
STOVE, 4O-in. Kenmore sas, excel
cond.; dbl. drainboard cabinet
sink, fixtures and spray attach.
like new. EN-. 2-1612.
SWIMMING POOL KIT, Esther
williams. Below dealers cost. Cal
OV. 3-0466 weekdays. SO. S-7l6e
other times.
TABLE TENNIS (Acme) = Your
tables painted. HD. 4.2iSS.
TAPE RECORDER, Pentron, 8 mos
old, cost Sl09; sell for $50. JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

PIANOs-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. smertly STYLED
in . new durable finish especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and hne values
for BEGINNING students: S19h up,
inslIding ,, LEGAL c SsliVeYry6s CAMr-
NV, DI. 7-SA0A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
The City Of
Rockville, Maryland

Needs the following once person
mel Immediately:
SECRETARY, to work with assist.
ant to the city manager. Salary
81 0O4 to start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sion sale 10 make room for work.
menl New, and used Nationally
advertised brands for musical In
stfuments efeatly reduced. Buy
from Washineton's LARGEST music
store, % years at this address,
8 Ps e. n lSw k siE@ s:.sdkiET Ts' 1880
oSE t,EE YuI .sIr.y.s:i az: .Ss'o s
chair, 4 swivel chairs, 8 side-arm
chairs, telephone and drop-leaf
table. 2 legal fle cabinets, safe.
ar re-. sHlnd pITssin. Ei ss::Rssiiu. 'n'
0RoANs-RxpanSion and remodel
Ing sale. OfgAha reduced dras-
tically for quick clearance 10
make room for workmen. Your
chance 10 really save on home
and church modsls, KITS. 1880
q 81. NV. Re T.e2l2. Open any
PIANO = ReconditIoned, Hartman
Spflsht' perfect cOnd' Call He
PIAN0s-Krakspsr upriSht, tle5;
Meister upright, 1896: WurlitEeT
spinet, $685. among, great values
In. KITS, store-wIde Temodellng
1880 d It. NV, RE. 1921.
PIAN0s--used upriShts, sos, Sl10
sf Pa Mari tn SSis th & S.0S NV.
r Isss SG5lES s s:as! 60 &c. DAYS H.
PIANOs-Rent At Jordan's low
rates. Nav and used spinets, con,
% sSs ~ S Hh uS SDon i q Sa \!
STORES: corner 18th and q SIS.
NV. Phone ct. 3-p40Ol: $3.50
Lee highway, Arlington IKE g.
b660): $3.50 GeorSia ave. Silver
Spring GU, .B.1l06): 100 William
5l72). Full selection AZ all stores.
Silver 6pring and Arlington stores
open evenings.
PIANO, late model WurlitseT .spinet,
good condition: $500. FL. 4.6701
PIANo-1sSy Grand, Luhits Ger
manyl' nnishea dafk mehogsny,
sssS sas sThs i0: "a. iSSeiissSo nAN
PIANOs-etorewide expansion and
remodeling sale. Pianos reduced
drastically for quick clearance to
make room for wOrkmen, Your
chance 70 really save on new and
used spinets; consoles strands and
I kiTTS' 1880 o I" NV" RE
PIANO, KoHLER q cAMpBELL,
sss.4Gsa . no. ss!!isgsso. 0d condition;
PIANOs-Visit our store for values
in used spinets and consoles.
Choice Of such makes as Mason q
Hamlin, Chickering, Story d Clark,
Lester. Betsy Ross, Baldwin. Gull
bransen, Kimball, Wurlitzer. Estey,
steinway. Win ieS;n t anc ct others:
FAX t ssSn; a Is: SoRP p'H' corner
PIANOs-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights, .smnrtly styled
in . new durable finish especially
suited for recreation. rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and hne values
for. beginning students; S1sh up.
isn Slf Mg1,s lea c Ssli'erY6s CAM E
NV. Df. 7-S4ei,
PIANO. rebuilt player, Smartly
STYLED in new durable finish,
especially suited for rec. Im.; ex-
ceptionHf value at Sab, includes
CAMPBELL MUSIC co,
110S O st. NV. DI. 7-s464
PIANOs-Used, uprights, SOS up.
Also used spinets, apt. uprights
and erands, Is low as S2s6. Many
fne makes. Terms. Estab. 1901.
Open every evening and Sundays.
SCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP, 62b
Bonifant st., Silver Spring. JU.
9-3039.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

AIR.VENT COOLING. retGr, grill
nv, foam mattress, Sll-SlS. 2l47
p NV. Elk 3-6633.
GIRARD ST. NV, 1850, The
Palmer House"-Redec. Ink. rm.,
range, refgr., sink; Sl2 90 wk.
2Oa q N,W.-Lse. room and kitch-
enette, Ind A., front: Sl4 wk. up;
gas range, run. water, elec. refgr.
utils. furn.; mr.. Union Station; on
busline; walk downtown. LII. 2
1893, NE. S.43S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

M 1IHn ~. ,SsTAyM I.sT. :; ss.
menl New, and used Nationally
advertised brands FOR musical IN
struments gfeatly reduced. Buy
from Washineton'S LARGEST music
store, 80 years at this address,
special l low terms. adKSJTT @ 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15
Simple Devices
Con Save Trees
By GEORGE E. CREED
, Contributing Writer

does not allow the erection
of this type Of barrier, two
by-fours bound against the
tree itself with wire furnish
very good warning.
Even on developed proper
ties tree damage by lawn
mowers and by animals is
common. An easily installed
guard Of pickets arranged in
a circle is one method Of
preventing such damage
when a tree is small. This
also is a good method of
protecting young trees from
children.
When you pave around a
tree. as with a terrace, be
sure that you leave space for
1t to get air and moisture.
One effective way to handle
a tree in a paved area is to
leave unpaved an opening
around it. This opening
should measure at least 6 by
6 feet for a tree that may
grow large. When a tree is
young, this space may be
planted with flowers. AS the
tree natures and casts con-
siderable shade, ground COW
ers may be substituted. You
can pave close to a tree. but
you should always leave open
joints so that air and mois-
ture are. provided for the
roots.
Questions and Answers
@. When is the best time
to move a Towering dogwood?
Should it be transplanted
with a ball of earth?
A. Transplant dogwood in
the spring and move it with
as large a ball Of earth as is
practicable.
@. Is it possible to trans
plant native trees from the
woods?
A. 1t is possible, but I'M
less done properly the results
are likely to be Disappointing.
If you attempt such trans
planting, move only very
small ones.
Copyright. 1859, Field Enterprises. Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15

When you plant a tree you
know its value in terms Of
what you have spent on it in
time and money. If you al
ready have trees on property
you acquire, you may not be
quite so aware Of their value.
Yet, If they are mature.
healthy trees, they may be
priceless and irreplaceable.
Therefore, they should be
protected. Trees are easily
damaged, and even a minor
injury can lead to death. A
trees bark protects it in the
same way that human skin
, protects the body. Just as
infection of the body is pos
sible when the skin is broken,
the entry of harmful bac-
terra and fungi are possible
when the bark is injured.
Considerable dam mage Is
done to trees when modern
earth-moving equipment is
used. Such damage is not
confined to the mere scuffing
Of bark, but often consists
Of the breaking Of limbs and
removal Of substantial areas
Of the trunk. Operators Of
bulldozers, tractors and
trucks, If they are careless,
can inf1ict irreparable dam
age.
If you have wooded prop
erty that requires grading or
on which there will be any
movement of trucks or trac-
tors, make certain that each
desirable tree is adequately
protected.
Two Methods
There are two simple
methods for protecting trees
during such operations. One
consists Of two-by-fours
nailed to two-by-four corner
stakes. These. Of course. are
not strong enough to with
stand a frontal assault by a
bulldozer. But, like the
f1imsy gates at a railroad
crossing, they stand as warm
ing signals. Where space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-BARNABY WOODS-3257
WORTHINGTON ST. N.W.-One of the finest homes in
THIS MUCH SOUGHT-AFTER AREA yet REALISTIC
ALLY PRICED in the MID sos. Large center-hall Co.
lonial having BIG BEDROOMS and 212 baths plus
dormatory 3rd floor Attractive gardenevel recreation
RACED GARDEN enclosed by woven cedar fence. other
than open hours, call MR.. BOOTHBY, EN-. 3-3348.
DIRECTIONS: Conn. Ave to Chevy Chase Circle, bear
right on Western Ave. to Pnehurst Circle, take Worth
ington off Of Pinehurst Circle u block to BERENS
open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15

BETHESDA-9904 BROAD STREET-ALTA-VISTA
Handy and Honey Low low 20S. Public and
| Catholic School moment away. big bedrooms,
baths daylight recreation room, big Sttin N relaxin
porch Garage. Plenty of storage room. lot Of
house and low, low price. other than open hours,
| call MRS LIGHT, JU. 7-5843. DIRECTIONS: Out Old
| Georgetown Rd., right on Lone Oak Dr., right on
Broad ST. to BERENS OPEN sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15

ASHBURTON- MARQUETTE DIR.
MOST FANTASTIC VALUE. Imagine home in
the low $4,000 class, PRICED AT ONLY $31 $50.
Brand new, designed by one of the countrys leading
architects, Rudolph A. Matern." Truly DREAM for
every member of the family. All rooms absolutely
huge 3 or 4 bedrooms baths teen or club room and
Kitchen that's too, too fabulous for words. 2-car
than open hours, call MR. SWAIN, OIL. 2-O326.
DIRECTIONS: Out Old Georgetown Rd. to End Ash
burton" entrance, left on Lone Oak, left again on
Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15

THE HAMLET-CHEVY CHASE, MD.-79O5 GLENDALE
RD-Handsome RAMBLER packed full of GEORGE
TOWN CHARM" offered to the Carriage set. SUPERBLY
CUSTOM BUILT with the finest quality materials
EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE tasteful decor. Featuring
reception hall, bedrooms, library, clubroom separate
dining room maids rom and garage Terrace and patio
in LOVELY OLD TREE-SHADED GARDEN with pictur-
esque UNCOVERED garden walls and English Boxwood
galore Priced in the 40S Other than open hours call
MR. SHEPLEE, JU 1926. DIRECTIONS: Out Conn.
Ave-: right Club Drive (opposite Columbia Country
Club, one block to house and BERENS OPEN, sign.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-15
Five Are Charged
With Disturbance

Juan Mireles Jr., Crystal City,
Texas, fined $40 for drunkenness.
Leila Simon, Converse, Texas,
fined $40 for drunkenness.
The following yer fined $50
each for disturbance of the peace.
Larry Ride, Billings; Gary Gros-
hart, Sidney; Melvin M. Heidin-
ger. Miles City; Leon Meidinger,
Miles City; Robert 6. Jarvis, Sid
ney.
Donald J. O'Brien, Sidney,
failure to drive in a careful and
prudent manner. Forfeited a $40
bond.
William Smyky, Lambert, oper-
ating a motor vehicle without a
drivers license, forfeited a $40
bond.
Lopeldo Consoles, Lubbock,
Texas. Fined S100 for driving
while under the influence of intox-
icating liquor, and fined $40 for
driving without a drivers license.
Robert Porter, Sidney, fined
800 for drunkenness.
Pete Wolf, Newtown, N. OAK,
fined $40 for drunkenness.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-15

Larry Simonsen attended Al
County Camp at the fairgrounds
the past week.
Nadine Jensen visited the Dan
iels girls a couple days last week.
The Walt Jensen's and Ralph
Jensen's visited at the Lars Jensen
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lars Jensen entertained
her w. B. club on Wednesday at
her home.
The Con Simonsen and Eyvind
Wick families and Mrs. Elmer Jen-
zen and children attended the All
county picnic at the fairgrounds
Friday evening. ats
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Moore of
Tretters, N. D. were week end
guests at the Con Simonson home.
On Saturday evening the Moore
and Con and Ruben. Sdmonsen
families enjoyed pot luck picnic
supper at the Bud Daniels home.
Thorvald Christensen of Port
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Thorsen
Iu1d Ore. is visiting the Lars Jep-
sons this wesk. MI. Christensen is
Lars cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Thorsen of
Mohall, North Dakota and
Mrs. Hans Madsen of Medicine
Eat, Canada visited the Lars Jen-
sens Saturday afternoon.
The Ray Christensens of Gren-
ora, North Dakota and Thorvold
Christensen Of Portland, Ore. visit
ed at the Elmer Jensens Saturday
Olaf Nelson returned from the
Veterans Hospital at Miles City
and accompanied the Eyvind
Wick's home Sunday evening.
The Gerard Farmers Union met
at the Gunnar Olafson home near
Sioux Pass on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Jensen and family were among
the guests at a All picnic and
judging at the Sterling Swigart
Ranch cast of Sidney on Sunday.
Nadine Jensen had the misfortune
to fall and break her arm.
Carol Wick and Gordon Jensen
left Monday to attend State Con-
servation camp at the Pines near
Fort Peck. They will return home
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Ganskop and
family Of Sidney were Sunday
dinner guests at the Russell Dan
lessons. That evening the A. Sorte-
berg family visited there.
M/Sgt and Mrs. Paul Askovitch
of Seattle, Wash and Mrs. Joan
Kuehn were Wednesday evening
visitors at the Albert Noah home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noah and
Mrs. Joan Kuehn and boys were
Saturday evening supper guests
at the Asa Kopp home.
MI. and Mrs. Erwin Norgaard
and family and MI. and Mrs.
Ruben Simonsen were Sunday
evening visitors at the Elmer Jen-
sen home.
The Homemakers club will hold
picnic at the City Park Tuesday,
July 81. There will be a $50 pot
luck supper
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-15

Morris Monson's, Roy Mosby's,
Clarence Melland's, Glenn He'll
ing's and Don Fjelstad and Joyce
Crook were a few from here who
enjoyed the parade and rodeo at
Sidney. Those who enjoyed fishing
and pcnicing at the Mandaree
dam were the Bruce Hanna's, Ben
Oakland's, Pet Ekren's, Charlie
Aasen's, and Hugho and Gill
Christianson. Hugho Olson was
lucky and brought home a IL ID.
northern pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Jacobson
and Kristien left last week 70 visit
Gene Miller and family at Mis-
SoulA
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bell Sr. and
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Bell Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Erickson and son
of Devils Lake all went to visit
relatives on the west coast.
MIR. and Mrs. George Anderson,
wanda Bell", of Miles City visit
ed at the Boil home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Leer visited
at Grenora over the 4th. .
MI ana Mrs. Oral Quale and
MI. and Mrs Edwin Leer and chill
dren spent the 4th at Saco, Mont.
Roy Mosby was honored on his
birthday last Friday evening with
a barbecue supper. Cake was
made by Mrs. Chef Monson.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Void and
children of Bismarck spent the 4th
with relatives. Mary Heth accom-
panied them back for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lang of
Seattle, Washington are visiting
relatives and friends.
Harvey Harstad came home
from Chester, Montana to spend
the 4th with the family.
Mrs Glenn Helling called at the
Louie Waslif home Monday with
a birthday cake for Mrs. Waslif.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-15
EIGHT OF SOIL
A N COMPLIANCE

Chairman Arthur r. Andersen
OF the Richland County Agri-
cultural Sterilization and Conser-
walton office today issued an
eight-point reminder on the re-
sponsibilities of farmers who have
entered into Soil Bank Conserva-
ton Reserve contracts. He sum-
married. the farmers responsible
tiles under his contract as follows:
l. No crop of any kind may be
harvested from your C~onserva-
ton Reserve land.
2. No grazing is permitted on
any Conservation Reserve land.
3. Vegetative cover must be
established and/or maintained on
your Conservation Reserve land.
4. If a conservation practice
has been authorized for your Con-
servation Reserve land and the
practice has not been established
by the designated date, notify the
county office at once.
5. If all of your eligible land
is in the Conservation Reserve,
w AAOl 61O" oAiy SO1A JOHN VAN
crop.
g. If only part of your eligible
Land is in the Conservation Re-
serve, do not exceed your per-
mitted acreage of soil bank base
fcrops.
Z. Comply with any acreage
allotment in effect on your farm,
il you have a wheat
allotment OF less than Is acres.
you may raise as much as IS
acres OF wheat Tor 80 acres under
the feed wheat program) without
penalty provided you do not ex-
ceed your permitted acreage of
soil bank base crops.
8. Control noxious weeds on
your Conservation Reserve land.
Clipping should be done when
and where necessary but in the
process of clipping be careful to
prevent avoidable destruction of
wildlife.