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9Th and Hobart st. NV.
Home and Income

10th and Hobart st. NV.
Home and Income
Excel. for retired or working cple
who wish to be close to downtown.
Contains spacious apt. on LIST
floor, with rec. rm. in bsmt., plus
2 pvt. income apis. fully occu-
pied) on End floor, producing $3.50
per mo. Widowed owner leaving
country and desires immed. sale.
I. MOSTOW AND co.
.RA. 6-41OO LA. N-O414
COLORED - SEQ SHERIDAN ST,
sopen / pm.-Brk. semidet.. 3 bed
rms. ! "a baths, rec: nm. knotty-
LET, RA. 10000, RA. 3-2S79.
COLORED-4I23 4th ST. N.W.-6I
rms. . baths, rec. rm.; completely
redec.; COW. located. Mr.. SMITH,
AID. 4-4474, DE. 2-1160.
COLORED-I409 EMERSON ST.
N.W.-Must sac. my 5-bedrm.
home. 2-story, detached; large lot;
insulated; 2-ear garage; gas hot:
dn. OWNER, Ia. 9-1680.
COLORED WITH $3.50 On. payment
you can buy . home suitable for
2 families. in the vic, Of 18th
and bath on End A., iiv. rm., din.
other extras on ist 4. Gas NV
SAFEWAY REALTY Co., Mr..
James. 10. i-1464. 10. 1-1216.
COLORED-S5O0 On. qirard St
garages. Vacant. Wo. 6-3si6.
N.W.MopEN sun. s semidet. brick
arranged as 2-family: 2 kits, q
baths, lse. lot with Gear gar;
excel price and terms. NJ. M
NORTHERN, DI. 7-SS42. u. s.
63S7.
COLORED-I53I OGDEN NV
S199 dn. 6-rm. brk., 2 encl.
porches. mod. bath, gar, painted
walls, compl. redec. OWNER, CO. |
5-1954.
COLORED-4212 9Th ST. NV. II
S295 DOWN. Semidet. 9 rms;
large yard; 2-car garage; side hall
plan; mod. kit. Gas heat. OWNER,
CO. 5-1954.
COLORED-HOME AND INCOME.
z lovely rms. for family plus apt.
with pvt, entr. $4,000 dn. pay
Which, ..
OWENS. ME. S-04S6, ME. S-4621
COLORED-69 FLORIDA AVE NV.
Home and income, zoned COM
mercial. Vacant, completely reno
waited. Price S13.950; only $500
K st. NV, Ma. S-0352; ewes, JU.
COLORED, ALL MODERN Improve
rnaafe 1-kaArr1H OlL-katf ea,asIAN
brick: sep. entr. to daylight rec.
rm: and once. Already financed
5725 9Th St. TU. 2-166S.
|COLORED-O AND 5TH SITS. NV.
Price 5000. s-room, bath: row
brick. Presently rented SS5 per
mo. Bsmt., good cond. Assume
large trust. EN-. 3-354S, ME. g.
1851. JOHN r. HOKE.
S SEGi 18th St. NV. s.stoTy brick
town houses. complete apt. on
3rd floor, plus Q additional fun
baths and kit. powder nm. on
apt. in bsmt. Only sl4, 900. ses5
STONE f ( MA lRRel z rs. '''N01
COLORED-KnB0URNE SIS
story brick. 10 furn. rms, ga
baths. converted as rms apt.
Low price $4,000 SIN. dn. pay
ment. KEACH q PURCELL, Elk.
3-23I2.
COLORED-UPPER NV.
SEMIDET. ENGLISH TUDOR
Conc. front porch, lge. liv. rm. with
firepl. sep. din. rm., den, mod.
kit: with carpet, chestnut trim
woodwork, Grapes. 3 large bed
rooms. . baths: full bsmt., rec.
rm. with firepl. and shower; built
in gar. Loads of extras.
CALL & AM. TO 10 PM.
COLLIER AND VOGEL, tn. 2-3303l
COLORED-vACANT AND REDEC
sll SHERIDAN, ST; NV,
$500 cash will handle this lovely
semidet. brick home containing 3
rooms. tiled bath; gas heat and
Louis RIDDEN. To. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

MACARTHUR BLvD,-Detached g.
s SSEn4 s S5cs E:,s on srT With S SSi
ing distance public, parochis
AZ ShU sas,s GSn pie the Ssdi S% ses
sSss.' SIMMONS PRoPERTiEs
DE, 2.5060,
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CHOICE N.E.-SE. COMMUNITY

7O8 CRITTENDEN STREET NE
vAcANT-MOdern semideached 3bedroom brick home
soc modem Sn h eaupOsd
es R dnts eommntS near
1928 STREET NE
yAcANTYoUlL LOVE THIS Sg35I
Es$v Ss,'s aS@ '' CHOICE ioexTfoSNoN
1852 DELAFIELD PLACE NE.
sns Sstss R54S
SsSs Il buy H'S'n s:sRR''
5724-5S2S EASTERN AVENUE NE.
..h. RS"r sSs: 09s ss'i
Ssss b..S S:a Sss sS s 60n' base
1s2s-3e-3s NEWTON STREET NE.
yAcANT-csssicsl ssmidetahsd brick home: With -, tq:
Eoe1 Pas ssEfh tessn e'
1925 NORTH CAPITOL STREET
none G a'ssa
II 11c 2&S sSH5DrR sa SsSi
EXTRAS. riSht 0---o''I
ITO OGLETHoRPE STREET NE.
sssss Soms !'Nsn glass 0'0'
1888 RANDOLPH STREET NE
with aoSs ea n . rFy se in sns
22O9 RANDOLPH STREET NE.
County, aRS5 n. T5sS 25s T0 Sc s' 70
200 SEVENTEENTH STREET NE.
a:h
is to buy.
s41s TwENTY-sEcoND STREET NE.
DETACHED CAPE COD. $3.50 DOWN. vAcANT-Completely
bedrooms family kitchen. bone-dry basement Garage
Move right In.
1544-1618 FORT DAVIS STREET Sc
Ae :s.n sISo Sn'
separate dining room modern kHcnen'
modern bath, recreation hot-water heat
A BONDED LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
AT EVERY OPEN HOUSE
THESE HOMES CAN BE SEEN
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
QUALIFIED LISTINGS INVITED
SINDLER REALTY co.
NUMBER ONE
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, CORNER OF NO. CAPITOL STREET
HO. 2-1257
CONTINUED on Next Page
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

While simmering. do not
cover pan completely with
lid. but set IL at an angle to
keep the sauce from splatter-
ing too much.
Otherwise the sauce may
tend to be watery. This ]
learned from experience
Re: Flea Query
Mrs. II. r. H.. Cheuv Chase
To Mrs r. L. S., Woodbridge
II you're having trouble
with sand f1eas on your base
ment floor, buy about i've OF
six packages Of moth fakes
and scatter thoroughly over
ground. Leave them until
they've evaporated and you
should have no more fieas.
crickets, spiders. etc, Keep
windows and doors closed
and don't let pets 60 down
into the basement. You may
have 10 do this once or twice
between now and the time
when cement is laid on the
basement floor. depending on
the kind Of weather we have.
But ! have tried this on sew
eral occasions and / have
always found it successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
WEE WOMEN

spoons chopped parsley tyou
can substitute ground for
fresh); "a pound ground beef.
Ia teaspoons salt, u tea
spoon pepper. l number two
can tomato juice (2la cups);
can tomato paste IA cup);
and / teaspoon Worcester
shire sauce.
Saute onion, garlic and
parsley in olive oil until soft.
Add meat and seasonings and
cook until lightly Drowned.
Blend In remaining ingred-
tents and simmer for one
hour. stirring occasionally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
How to Clecn Plush Stuffed Animals

have had very good luck cleaning stuffed animals by
spnkng generously with powdered starch then brush
ing with good clothesbrush Several applications be
necessary II toys badly soed suggest doing this out
side II Is very dusty The starch is perfectly safe II
should not be COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

purchased in st. Paul. MINI.
You might write the Soma
Record Company in Min
neapolis and they should be
able to help you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
Mold Recipes

iUOl0 HCSAPCS
Mrs. r. M, EdgeiDdter
To Mrs. p. c. X, Kensin0ton
To make Cucumber Ring
Mold: Use teaspoon len
velopep plain gelatin, "a cup
cold water, l cut Glove gar
lie, 3 three-ounce or one
eight-ounce package cream
cheese, 3 cans drained grated
cucumber, cup mayonnaise
or salad dressing. u cup
grated or minced onion. "a
cup minced parsley and "a
teaspoon salt.
Soften gelatin in cold
water, dissolve over hot
water. Rub mixing bowl with
garlic. Stir cheese to soften,
add rest Of ingredients. Mix
well. Pour into five-cup ring
mold or into individual
molds.
If you like, add pimiento
strips - laying carefully
around mold as you pour in
the mixture. Or, add thinly
sliced radishes for color. Un-
mold, garrAsh with tomato
slices or wedges, lettuce.
To make Tomato Aspic, use
4 cups tomato Juice, / cup
cold water. 3 envelopes plain
gelatin. 2 tablespoons lemon
juice. / teaspoon salt, 2 tea
spoons horseradish and tea
spoon Worcestershire sauce.
Soak gelatin in cold water.
Dissolve in 2 cups of the
tomato juice heated to boil
ing point. Add the other 2
cups Of juice, plus other in
gradients. Pour into four-cup
mold.
Or, add chopped celery,
cucumber, green pepper when
mixture has been chilled and
starts thickening.
Or, add cooked cleaned
shrimp with chopped celery
for a main dish.
\ n + +
Rdincoot Query
Mrs. w. H. p, Arlington
Is there any way to water
repel a raincoat at home,
after it has been washed?
X X y 4
Re: German Records
Mrs. N. D. o., Takoma Park
To Mrs. J. F. D., Brentwood
I haven't found any Ger
man band records in music
shops here. ] have many rec
ords. however, which were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

Spaghetti Souce
Mrs C. H., Arlington
To Mrs. w. J. ~, California
I am sure you will find
this recipe for spaghetti most
satisfying. To make, use l
medium onion. chopped; 1
Glove garlic. chopped; 4
tablespoons olive oil; 2 table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
Roincoot Query

Mrs. w. H. p, Arlington
Is there any way to water
repel a raincoat at home,
after it has been washed?
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12
News Items from Czandon

The Golden Rule Fellow =
ship has been postponed until
November 81.
There was a luncheon at
the church last Wednesday /.
Approximately IS members
present. Devotionals were
by Mrs. Bertha Pollock. The
presiding officer, Mrs. Mar
garet Wilmot, told of differ
ent ways the fall thanks Of
fering has been used in past
years.
Joe Brule Jr., who was in
an auto accident recently, is
in Lakeside hospital. One leg
has been amputated. MRS.
Brule is staying with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryne in
Huntsburg. Their furniture
was moved from Mrs. Mar
garet Wilmot's cottage to
their new home on Rt. 608
last week.
Grange will serve supper
Friday night for the Agricul-
tural Society at TOO pm. on
Nov. 13, in the town hall.
Mrs. Graver is doing as
we'll as can be expected at
Geauga Community hospital.
Mollie Spurlock had h e r
tonsils removed Monday, No
vember 2, at Geauga Com =
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

munity hospital.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
tenson and son, Mark, were
In Boston, Mass, early this
week. Expect to be home on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gros-
venor attended a cousins pic
mic Saturday night at t h e
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. For
estalls in Garrettsville There
were 19 present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gamble,
Mrs. Lena Ensign, accom- =
panied Miss Lois McNish of
Middlefield to Ashtabula on
Wednesday, Oct. %, as lun-
cheon guests of Mrs. Alice
KoSki.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

and Wilson Mills Rds., Ches-
terland.
For many months the Rev
erenc Judson Townley, min
lister of the Community chur-
CHI, and seven committees J,
have been hard at work de-
veloping the ideas W h c h
have eliminated in the new
plans. Chairmen of the COM
mittees are: Elbridge Bro :
oks, building; Robert Banis-
ter, finance; Robert Ebert,
worship; DR.. C. P. Titus, sur
religious education; Mrs. Al
bert Freshley, women's in :
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

CHESTER - The congre-
cation of the Community CHI
urch, Chesterland, in a spec
ial meeting following servic-
es on October 25, gave its ap-
proval to the plans of a new
church building.
Associated architects Herk
Visnapuu and Robert G. Gae-
de have designed a contem-
porary structure with Scan
danavian influence to take
advantage of the rolling coun-
tryside. The location will be
an eight acre site at t h e
northwest corner of Caves
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12
1o-THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, NOV. 12, 1859
lane Macdonald
Is Pledged at
Mather

Jane Allyn Macdonald, da-
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Macdonald of r. D,
No. S, Chardon, was pledged
to Phi Kappa Zeta social So
rority during the recent rush
ing period at Flora s t o n e
Mather college of Western
Reserve University.
Miss Macdonald is a 1883
graduate of Chardon h ! G b
school. Her major is account
ing at Mather.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L.
Garrett? They moved from
Cleveland to Heath Rd ,
Chesterland. Mr.. Garrett
is a tool and die maker for
the Ford Motor Co., Bed
ford. They have a son -,
Keith, s and three daugh :
ters, Deborah, 6, Phyllis, 5,
and Linda 3.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

urches. In preparation for
the campaign Mr.. Schulz will
speak to assembled gather
ings of the men and women
of the church during the week
of November 8. Mr.. Schulz
will deliver the sermons on
November 8 and Is with MIR.
Townley conducting the Wor-
ship service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

terests; and William Marsh
all, administrative.
On Sunday, Nov. Is, t h e
building fund campaign will
be held under the direction of
Ormund A. Schulz, who is
director of church building
and finance for the Ohio Con-
ference of Congregational CHI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-12

Handling thui's really a breeze. The Falcon porks
and turns on dime. You'll be able to steer with
power steering ease =. without power steering.
You'll be able 10 stop as though you hod power
brakes without power brokes
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Charles are old friends, and II
anyone can pry this valuable
property loose from Georges.
it's Boyer.
Eva BartOk is showing up
more and more like Greta Gar
bo with big, floppy, face-hiding
hats. little makeup. and long,
straggly hair.
For years. David Niven
taught his children to say in
reply to the question, Who
is your father?" THE worst
actor in the world" There is
no problem now, Of course, be-
cause everyone knows who
their father is.
n n Il
Don't invite Carroll Baker
and producer william Perlberg
to the same moviemaking. Car
roll starred for william in But
Not for Me-" with Clark Gable.
But, according to reports, Car
roll would not emote If Bill
we're on the set. I've heard she
is difficult. but never found
her so personally.
One Of the most horrifying
stories Of the war has been pub
lished in England and Europe.
Titled THE Murder Of Anne
Frank" it was written by a
Evening star., 1959-06-30

| Shirley MacLaine, Marion
Brando and Glenn Ford.
Tommy Sands has cancelled all
TV guesting this summer in
favor Of the night-club circuit
where. ! hear, he expects to
make 100000 in three months.
Anna Kashfi is a bit less than
trusting Of the new friends"
who flocked to her side since
her divorce from Marion
BrandO. 1t was one of these
friends" who betrayed her in
the matter of selling personally
taken snapshots Of her son
Christian to a fan magazine.
Sam Goldwyn has SIT million
of his own hard and obviously
ready cash tied up in "Porgy
and Bess." and his London rep
resentative. Euan Lloyd, landed
a coup getting Queen Elizabeth
and Prince Philip to attend the
British premiere November 2,
with the cast, Sidney Potter,
Dorothy cambridge, Sammy
Davis and Pearl Bailey all on
hand to be presented to Her
Majesty.
y \
Charles Boyer has a date
with Georges Simenon. the
creator Of that famous French
detective. Inspector Maigret.
this summer in Paris, with an
eye to a TV series for Boyer's
Four Star film company. built
around Maigret. Simenon and
Evening star., 1959-06-30
HOLLYWOOD
Rex Has Had Enouoh
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

Capri for the first time this
August. With so many pic
lures postponed through lack
o! a mature leading lady. how
about giving the old guard an
other whirl? Meaning Bette
Davis, Barbara Stanwyck, Joan
Crawford and Ginger Rogers.
And in good leading roles-not
bitSl
Tony Randall does an amaz-
ing imitation Of George San.
ders. If you're not looking al
Tony. you'd swear 1t was
George speaking. When San
ders heard him, he drawled
I'm terribly flattered."
4
Portly Orson Welles is in the
market to portray Sir Winston
Churchill when the grea t
stateSman's life story hits the
screen. Jennifer Jones is
absorbed in Zen Buddhism, q
philosophy which now has
many devotees back in Holly
wood, including Cary Grant,
Evening star., 1959-06-30
THE LYONS DEN
Such Is Fame Indeed
By LEONARD LYONS

peals, performed the wedding
ceremony uniting 10 Sullivan,
the musical comedy star, and
Frank Loesser. The judge and
the groom met first at lunch in
the Colony where Fuld said {:
you're quite a remarkable
Songwriter - especially in a
business so difficult that you
have to compete with Irving
Berlin and Cole Porter"
I'm different" replied Loesser,
because I'm competing not
only with Berlin and Porter
but also with Mozart and
Brahms"
&%*
TV NOTE: Groucho Marks
current autobiography fails to
mention the spiel he used as a
warm-up for his audiences be-
fore each show: You're not
paying a dime. and you're
about to see Noel Coward, jim
my Durante, the Lunts, plus a
a big band. All free and now
my sponsor wants me to come
out here. before you see this
array Of talent. free. and put
you in a good mood"
BOOK DEPT: Charles Mer-
gendahi, the TV writer, turned
novelist and wrote five books
whose success was modest
Then he wrote The Bramble
Bush" lost in the scramble with
Lolita" anG From the Ter
race" Bantam Books issued a
paperback edition. It's sold IS
million copies to date, but Mer-
Evening star., 1959-06-30

NEW YORK.-Yul Brynner,
now a full-fledged star. tells OF
the try-out performance of
The King and I" in Boston.
On the train back to Broadway
for the premiere he sat in
the dining car with the shows
star, Gertrude Lawrence. Their
waiter asked for Miss Law
rence's autograph. She signed
and urged Brynner to sign, too.
mo, he doesn't even know me-"
said Yul. He WILL" Miss
Lawrence assured him. "One
of these days they'll ALL know
you. Such is fame" Such
is fame that the waiter inter-
rupted: Sugar or cream-Miss
Bankhead?"
EMPLOY MENT DEPT:
HOneychiP Wilder, who now is
the Princess HohenlOhe, started
her career with Bob Hopes
radio series. Then, when he
came to Paris, she gave party
for him at Maxim'S. He heard
her telephone the Invitations
to dukes. princesses. maha-
ranees and an arch-duchess.
Honey, man." she said to
Hope, did you all ever think
I'd be in this business?"
CHRISTENING NOTE: The
church christening of OrsOn
Welles' daughter Beatrice was
quite complicated: Because the
godfather, Harry Kurnitz, is of
a different faith. Frank ST.
natra was standby godfather.
His eligibility was questioned
because he'd been divorced. but
he finally was deemed accept
able. I'm glad we have this
all Strengthened out now" said
Welles-who noticed his second
daughter, Rebecca, arriving
with her half-siSter. Yasmin-
daughter of Ally Khan. I'm
agine what the good priest
would say if he knew that. to
many. Yasmin is God"
MUSIC DEPT: Judge STAN
ley Fuld, of the Court Of Ap-
Evening star., 1959-06-30

LONDON (NANA). - Rex
Harrison, who left MY Fair
Lady" after three years with
the smash musical, has declined
the star role in the movie ver-
sion planned for around 1861
After three years Of it on stage,
Rex says he has had 1t. How
ever. it won't surprise me II he
changes his mind.
Things I never knew until
Jayne Mansfield told me: She
came to Hollywood originally
to portray Joan of Arc. but q
director told her not to waste
her N tural talents" She
didn't. :. . Lucille Ball has i'm
ported a French governess for
her two children, as a result of
her recent trip to Paris.
That huntin', Shootin' and
fishin' man, Gary Cooper, has
another date this fall with
Ernest Hemingway in Idaho.
Sophia Loren, born and
raised in Naples, will visit
Evening star., 1959-06-30

gendahl never lived to enjoy
the success. A few months
after his wife died this 40
year-old war veteran of seven
Pacific campaigns was killed ir
a simple household accident.
II
SPORTS NOTE: Before the
Patterson -JOhanssOn fight Ben
Hecht told of his good friend
producer Sam Harris. who
hated the sports public. Harri:
managed Terrible Terry Nc
Govern. After the Corbett de-
feat they went to the same
restaurant to which they'd
gone after each McGovern VIC
tory. This time nobody came
near them and Harris had con-
tempt for the fans from then
on.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
ELECT RONICS
ENGINEERING rEcuNnl nEY
CAPITOL RADi9
ENGINEERING INSTITUTE

sehnicoI institute CvrrIsvlo
EST Io27 hObort 2.I52O
Q prood spesIuIiIso tschnieoI education
NIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY inelvdine
IOMA1loN AMI COMMUNICATIONS en-
llsqs level course, which isod 10 IN AAS
income prodUeino technical sdveotior In
phone HObor, $50 o. wish the school
Wed and Thurs evenings 10 . ON, Q,
Home Study ore q approved.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

former Nazi marine officer who
was so touched by the diary Of
Anne Frank that he set out to
learn more about this very
moving tragedy.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

Be eomorous in Iiehtine-ty new toll
lamp like this soaring deconter shape in
sparkling coIors Of venetian eIoss-smoke,
blue, amber and amethyst Set beautifully
on polished black n bross mounting and
set off with q smart drum shade of rich
fobric over pIosticized porehment-Iiehts
pure white Just one Of our smart new
foshions in lamps for young budgets 7th
Floor. Washington; 4th Floor, Silver Spring
and PARKineton; Lower Level, Prince
Georges PIozo
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25
Local pr. To Speak
At Medical Session

Doctor Joseph S. Pennepacker
Sidney physician and surgeon
will appear on the scientific pro
gram at the Montana Medica.
Associations 18th Annual interim
Session April "a in Helena.
Doctor Pennepacker will partici-
pate with a Helena and a Billings
physician in a clinical-patholog.
ical conference at the conclusion
of the scientific sessions on April
8.
Subjects to be discussed at the
scientific sessions will include use
of drugs, Problems of Aging
heart surgery, nerve surgery, mass
casualty care and treatment OF
multiply injuries.
Doctor Pennepacker also is a
member of the Board of Trustees
of Montana Physicians Service,
the medical association sponsored
Blue Shield plan for prepaid med
ical-surgical-hospital care.
Doctor Herbert T. Caraway of
Billings, M. M. A. President, will
preside over the business sessions
of the House of Delegates. Doctor
Pennepacker is also a member Of
the Interim Session Reference
Committee which will consider re-
ports of committees pertaining to
officers, meetings and administra-
ton and submit recommendation
to the House of Delegates.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-25

"A new booklet, Canal Safety,
has been published by the Bureau
of Reclamation as an additional
measure to protect the public,
operating personnel, and animal
life from the hazards of canals
and other water-carrying struc-
lures, the Department of the
Interior announced today.
Various means of providing this
essential protection r covered
in the booklet, including fencing,
escape devices, and other safety
measures. The booklet also urges
public education a. a principal
measure in any canal safety effort.
"In the past 50 years the Bur
eau of Reclamation has construc-
ted facilities which serve lrrlga-
ton water to over 7.8 million
acres in the II Western States.
These projects include $50 re-
servoirs and many, many miles
of canals, laterals, and drains"
said Commissioner of Reclamation
w. A. Dexheimer.
"We have been alert to the
needs for safety and have worked
to that end for many years. How
ever, despite u efforts, there Is
still much to be done in terms
of water safety and we hope this
booklet will set a pattern,
not only on Federal reclamation
projects but on other irrigation
works throughout the West. Rec
lamation works are only a small
part of the reservoirs, lakes, and