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The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
Missionary Alliance Churches
Launch Attendance Campaign

| Missionary Alliance churches
Alliance Sunday School will
campaign on Sunday Septem-
States, Canada and Puerto Rico is
$4,000 enrolled in 1859. The Sid
ney Sunday School has set their
goal at ITS. Special programs have
been planned which will be of
interest to all who attend.
Mrs. Mae McMorris Is Super
intendent of the loc0 school
which is fully departmsnta3ixed
having special classes for chtl1ren
and young people Of all ages.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES:

lvAfAhhAAOE1 AAOCN0EOs
Don E. Mastvelten, Savage ano
Clara L. Cotter, Crane, Sept. 8.
Gary Fryklund and Dianne
Miller, both from Moose Jaw
Sask., Sept IS.
BIRTHS:
Mrs. Desmond Dean, Cartwright,
girl, Sept. 10
Mrs. Herby Howard, Sidney, boy,
Sept. IL.
Mrs. Earl Nelson, Sidney, boy,
Sept. 13
Mrs. Quincy Kemmis, Sidney,
boy, Sept. 13
Mrs. Donald Cummins, Fair
view, boy, Sept. IA
Mrs. Arthur Bouchard, Lambert,
boy, Sept. IS.
Mrs. Henry Zertucke, Fairview,
girl, Sept. 16.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

Wednesday, September 80.
The Referendum has been con-
ducted throughout the month of
September to give all growers
ample opportunity to vote. Ballots
were mailed to all known wool
and lamb producers. After the
ballot is voted, it should be mailed
or brought in person to the county
office. If the ballot is mailed, it
must be postmarked not later than
September 30.
In the referendum, farmers who
produce wool have the opportunity
to vote YES or NO on approval of
q new agreement between the
Secretary of Agriculture and the
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

Beagle and was foI Baby Ball
Curtis Ball, owner of the Valley
HoteD.
Jim has always been a lover of
baseball and during his is years
of playing his fondest memories
are of the championship teams of
Eastern Montana and Western
North Dakota during 1922 and
1923, when he was manager and
player. The final rubber game
with Williston, N. Oak. was played
at Fairview for the gate receipts.
Sidney won and took in a little
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

American Sheep Producers Coun-
ell for the advertising and sales
promotion of lamb and wool. II
the agreement is approved, deduc-
tions will be made from govern
ment wool and lamb payments for
the 1859, 1860 and 1861 marketing
years to finance the Councils
activities.
Deductions tor this promotion
program have been made each
year since the wool incentive pro-
gram began in 1855. Deductions
amount to l cent per pound
for shorn wool and cents per
hundredweight for unshorn lambs
CONTINUED ON PAGE 81
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
TURNER DRUG CELEBRATES 5OTH
AM IvERSARY; STARTED WHEN
4DNEY HAD 200 POPULATION


leadership this community His
1905 graduation
keeper during the OF the canal of the
Hank
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
WESTERN SUGAR Beet ASSN
TOLD GROWERS ARE ENTITLED
TO LARGER SHARE OF MARKET

FARGO, N D.-U. S. growers entitled to larger
share of this counys sugar market and they will demand
remedial changes the Sugar Act which expires 1861
John W. Haw director of Northern Pacific railways agricu
tura development department. told delegates attending the
annual convention of the Western Sugar Beet Growers
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

This represents an increase of "
of l percent, and constitutes an
increased cost of borrowing money
from the Federal Reserve Bank by
banks who are members of the
system.
The rate advances under section
10 (b) of the Federal Reserve Act
has been increased to Az percent
and the rate for advances under
the last paragraph of Section 13 of
The Act to individuals, partner
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

ALI services at Sidney will be
dismissed for this one Sunday, and
resume their regular services again
9th.
The First Baptist Church of
Plevna and the First Baptist
Church of Sidney are of the same
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
SEPTEMBER 30 LAST DAY FOR
WOOL GROWERS TO BALLOT

Chairman Arthur Anderson of the Richland County Agr
cultural Sterilization and Conservation committee today
minded wool growers that all ballots the wool and lamb
market development referendum must be voted not later than
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
LOCAL CAP ATTEND SEARCH
EXERCISES AT BILLINGS

John Burns Homer Gorder, Jack Knoop, Dr. D. c. Baker
and Cadets Linda Burns Laurie Black and Carol MChesney
participated in exercise commonly known "Sarcap,
the annual search and practice conducted this year
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

ldIKS W1IICH we're DTOddCaSted over
KGCX.
Gov. Aronson presented a
special letter from Mayor Earl
Knight of Billings to Mayor Ball
of Sidney. He strongly urged sup
port of Sidney and all surrounding
communities to give Frontier good
airmail, air freight, air express
and passenger business. Gov.
Aronson also pointed out that
Frontiers service was one of the
utmost Importance to the growth
CONTINUED ON PAGE A.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

Billings last weekend.
The problem presented to Civil
Air Patrol by an Air Force Eval-
uation Team, centered around a
hypothetical aircraft overdue from
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
FIRST BAPTIST MEMBERS
JOIN IN FELLOWSHIP DAY

The members of the First Baptist Church of Sidney
going Plevna Montana September 20 for fellowship
Sunday with the church there.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
FEDERAL reserve BANK
ANNOUNCES RATE CHANGE

The Federal Reserve Bank Of Minneapolis announced
increase to percent in the discount charged member
banks effective September H. 1885, according George Norr
vice president of the Rchland National Bank.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

ships and corporations other than
member banks on the Collateral
of direct obligations of the United
States is increased to 5 percent.
Norr stated that the action
taken by the Federal Reserve
Bank is of considerable Importance
in the field of finance, because of
the immediate tendency to in
fluence the cost of borrowing
money as well as yields on invest
mentS.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16

month later. The route pattern
hasn't changed much in the S year
pattern, with only Minot replac-
ing Dickinson on the Williston
Basin run. Dickinson was placed
ON the Denver-Bismarck flight
some 6 months ago.
Several hundred people met the
initial flight of Frontier Airlines
here in Sidney on Sept. Is, 1854
and saw Gov. Hugo Aronson,
Frontier President C. A. Myhre
and other passengers give brief
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
REPUBLICAN STATEWIDE
CONVENTION WILL BE HELD
IN BILLINGS OCTOBER as

"A statewide Republican Convention will be held in Bill
ng Montana October 4h and 5th advised State Repub
lican Chairman Donald G. Nutter.
The conclave will with orcefu speaker, will
registration o'clock Sunday issues of matters
afternoon October 4th the interest
the
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-16
FRONTIER AIRLINES OBSERVE
five YEARS SERVICE TO sidney

Frontier Arnes celebrated its 5h anniversary of
to Sidney September 15 Frontier Flight 80 made it's naug
ural flight from Billings thru Miles City, Glendve Sidney
Wliston, Dickinson and Bismarck September 15 1854
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

Bapt. Convention, an organization
that takes in 4,5OO.OOO Baptists in
the United States. Also on tho
program Is Attorney B. L. Hooks
of Memphis, Tennessee. who will
discuss the legal aspects of secur-
ing for our children the rights
and blessings of American citi-
zenship. A Youth Panel from tn
Youth Division of the Coahoma
County Branch of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People will inform the
body of the aspirations and de-
sires of modern youth.
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

tors ana stooges whose sole pur-
pose has been to discredit her in
the eyes of her fellow Africans
SO as to keep us apart for con-
tinued exploitation in perpetual
ton of the colonial slogan of "di-
vide and rule"
Liberals policy of non-inter-
ference in the internal affairs of
other nations was called a car
dinal principle which can be
wantonly violated only at great
pearls to sovereignty. And for
sm'l nations in particular, it can
be disastrous"
Because Liberia has insisted
on this policy, she has been
branded in some quarters as be-
ing disinterested in the fate of
Africa and Africans the article
stated, continuing:
8. Liberals contributions to
the emergence of struggling AT
RIGA is on record. And it is an
impressive record.
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

Bayou. Mississippi. Tire Regional
Council of Negro Leadership IA
a grass-roots civil rights organiza-
ton composed entirely of Mis-
sissippians whose purpose is to
create a better way of life for
all the people of Mississippi. This
year the program will center a.
round the theme-''Youth Our Sa-
cred Heritage, and will point out
various problems together with
possible corrections in the field
of interraeial relations. Our re-
sponsibility to the youth of our
area, our desires for them, and
their responsibility to society will
be the general information gained
from the meeting.
Scheduled to appear on the
program will be the nationally
prominent speaker Rev. T. J.
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

the Assessor circuit. The
ace in the hole, however, Is
the sewing machine, the
pattern and the will. But you
can't sew? You've never made
a thing before? This is
neither a problem nor an
excuse. McCall's Printed
Patterns make it possible
for anybody to sew, and for
a first-timer to produce a
smart, well-fitted, economical
garment. This is the perfect
solution for having those extra
dresses.
The two ensembles shown
here may or may not be transit
tion SUITS. That's the beauty
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

The article stated that Liberia
has made more tangible contri-
buttons towards African freedom
than any other state can claim"
and lamented that because Liber-
ians have preferred to work in
silence most of what they have
done in aid of the colonial peo-
pies has gone "unheralded and
untold"
1T is a pity, therefore," the
article continued, that Liberia
has remained a closed book to
many of her brothers on this
continent"
Because of this she has been
painted and plaearded for the jest
and humor of Western imperial
powers by colonial administra-
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10
sEw-youR-owN SET NEVER CAUGHT sHoR,

Of both designs. The choice
of fabric can make It one or
the other. The full length
coat with its accompanying
dress (McCall's Pattern No.
4805) suggest spring, summer
and in-between. Made here in
a lightweight mohair, the
coat has a set-in belt at the
high waistline. The lower
back is gathered and the SET
in sleeves are three-quarter
length. Picking up the violet
tone of the coat, the printed
silk dress is lightly fitted
and lined. It has a notched
scoop neckline and cap
sleeves, and is also belted
at the Empire waistline.
A really dramatic touch is
the lining of the coat that
matches the dress. Complet-
ing the ensemble and making
it a further conversation
piece are the shoes, covered
with the same fabric as the
dress and the coat lining.
This last little within is en-
joying great popularity this
season.
The coat would be just as
attractive in linen, velveteen
or any kind of wool coatings.
The dress and lining may be
made in a solid color as we'll
as print of cotton, shantung,
surah, polished cotton or
linen.
The sheath dress and short
jacket (McCall's Pattern No.
4835) has a wonderful wear
anytime quality. Made here
in pale yellow linen, both
jacket and dress have scoop
necklines. Cleverly buttoned
off-center, the jacket has
three-quarter sleeves and is
cut to the very new, shorter
length. With just the slightest
use of imagination, the dress
and jacket can be made in
endless combinations of fabric
and color. The dress may be
a printed cotton, the jacket a
solid cotton. The dress may
be a navy blue lightweight
wool and the jacket a hounds.
tooth check navy wool. Both
may be shantung or Peau de
sole or velveteen.
Fashion = Sewing Weekly
Tip: Be sure to maintain the
original shape of the pattern.
Neck edges, armholes, etc,
are carefully scaled and
graded, and your garment will
fit together properly and re.
tain It's fashion lines only iBI
these edOaa are nroserved
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10
Liberia Called
Silent Servant
Of Africa

One of Afriea's leading daily
newspapers, Nigeria's West Afri-
can Pilot. featured recently an ar
ticle which called Liberia the ISL
lent servant of Africa"
Written by Mr.. J. X. Ladipo,
prominent Nigerian civic leader
and businessman, the article list
ed Liberals contributions ITO the
emergence of struggling Africa"
and called Liberals record 'inn-
pressive.'
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10
IL Point Plan

The establishment of democratic word government -
an International Congress as the hlghest esilav
,uosa members shall elected by the people upon pro-
nortona moral and intellectual basis ana having ouple
Authority to up World courts u Gi 80 ~ ;+or
on+ and Sea and Air Patrols and to deal WIN an n
a+ono QUESTIONS including production ana coh'loi u
al nocaeearv international police and equipment anu 80
rad1ction Of national ornaments to ponce proec' -
rT ~ National Statehood of all conquered or SUP
iected peoples
3 No reparation or punitive ndennitles'
a Adoption Of an International Code OF Laws.
ph of all nations to change, to abolish their TERRI
4ora boundaries in conformity with international Law
g. Observation-Disclosures of currency ana OF postal
cation and transportation systems hou
Golf determination for all peoples whose governments shai
be by representatives of their own choosing
g. Freedom of the Seas
g. Free trade. - ,4
IN Eo,o occess to natural resources by all peoples
II onfoance Of World Citizenship Rights with privileges "
travel or to live in any country they may oeSre upon a."
persons qualifying for those rights. -,
70 a more lust distribution of the worlds wealth.
20 I1 nort,nitv for all regardless of race creedcoour
age sex social or tmanclal pos4Iol' poAi'iN"4 -
or geographical location. 41
"A D. Of free Speech free press, peaceful
assemblage and to worship according 10 the uet@'e "
ones own conscience -, .,4 -
IL Peope of all lands everywhere to be assured the right "
be painfully employed throughout their creative years
IN he proectively insured against accident SICKNESS ue
poyment and be secure in their own hones' Proteceu
AGAINST fear and want in their declining yeaRs
16 Selection nv properly constituted authorities for COM
rnssono composed of economists lndust1al-
sts fnaneers representatives of abour lawyers educa
tors religious leaders other qualified men and women
whose duties shall be to promote the physical moral spr
tual economic and social welfare of all peoples
Copies Of this t6pont programme be obtained request
from WORLD PEACE ASSOCIATION, jenkins, Minnesota,
UsA. 49, t.
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10
World Peace Association

This Association was founded
in 1915 and nov has more
than 800 National and Internal
tionai Organizations co-operat-
ina in SIS countries. In a letter
To "The Voice." Carl A. Ryan,
secretary-Treasurer of the
"World Peace Association"
who. like practically every
other officer and member OF
the association, has unstIntln9-
~ given his voluntary service
so long, says that during IS
wears he has seen tremen-.
dous increase of sentiment IN
favour of the establishment or
a democratic world govern
ment, which simply means law
and order where heretofore
there has been little more
than anarchy with each nation
beino its own policeman, judge
...k.1Nan anH that
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

Catching cold during sea-
sonal changes i not half as
bad to most women as getting
caught without any Tin be-
tween" or transition clothes.
Having nothing to wear in
those periods when it is not
quite spring or not quite
summer is a peculiarly female
disease and a completely
unnecessary one.
True, it's a problem to
pull something out of the
closet that can face crisp
morning winds, then carry
on through late afternoon
mugginess. But just as there
are definitely winter and
summer apparel, there is also
what has come to be called
transition apparel. These
are those dresses, suits or
coats that will carry a girl
from one sharp change in
weather to another.
Of course, this sounds
terribly extravagant. It's
nerve-wracking enough for
most Of us simply to make
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10
Mound Bayou
Hosts leadership
Meet April 24th

The Regional Council of Negro
Leadership announced this week
that its annual meeting will be
held on Friday April "a, in Mound
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-10

nut of this has come and only come war after war
THROUGH democratic world government we can have ofo
at peace, he and without we may nave
aes The following is programme which has the back
ina of 43 years experience.
Evening star., 1959-11-01
November a

Life Of Riley. Comedy.
WiIIiom Bendix stors.
o-Snotlishf. Weafher. News.
Goiloher. DouoIos. Gushing.
6:3s ~
4-Weosher. Sports. Color.
Forester. Gibbons.
6:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid 6rinkiey, chet Huntley.
9-Doua Edwards. News,
TOO
4-The Gray Ghost. Adventure.
S-Superman. Adventure.
7-Sacksfoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Moione. MoIkie.
9-Ten- Four. Crime.
Using souod of toxicob drivers
os "boit" Chief Mothews lures
two holdup men out of hiding.
Broderiek Crowford.
7:l5
7-News. Weother.
Mccoffrey. Allen.
7:2e
9-TV Editorioi.
7:30
4-Wooon .Trnin. Western.
Evening star., 1959-11-01

4-Wagon TFGin. Western.
I Hour. "The Mortho Borhom
Story" Mccullough wolks across
burning eools TO rescue the
dcuchter OF eovolry officer
from Indions who ore holding her
coptive. Ann BIyth. "a
+ S-NyhisIphiPds. Adventure.
7-Colf As. Western.
The tiotheod." Colt tries TO get
cowboy to identify wonted
killer ond olmosty loses his. own
q life. Woyde Preston.
9-The Lineup. Detective.
I Hour. prelude to Violence" /"
Worner Anderson. Tom Tuik.
star.
500
5-Fiye-s sfor Feature. Movie.
Z Hours. "Greot John J" 1895.
Linda Dornell.
T. -charley.s Hobby Lobby.
Cliff Arquette stars. sf
$50
4-The Price Is. Right. Color.
7-Ozxie and Harriet. Comedy.
THE Roncher's Daughter. z Or
zie and his friends wonole q fish
inc invitotion from the fother OF
Dovid.s girl friend. The Nelson
fomily
9-Men Into Space. Adv'nt.re.
WilIiom Lundioon stoFs.
900
Aired Astaise Show. Speciol.
COLOR. ! HonA Dancing with
Fred Astoire, featuring Borrie
Chose; the music of Dovid Rose
and his orchestra and the yonoh
Jones Singers.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
PATENT
ATTORNEYS

THE CHEMSTRAND CORPORATION,
a 10-year-old, rapidly expanding COM
pahy-already leader in the chemical
textile fiber fields seeking attorneys
for patent and legal problem work as
sociated with new product and process
development. Law degree from an ac-
credited institution and minimum Of
two years, experience in patent proce-
dures preferably in the chemical field
required. Degree in science or engineer
ing desirable. Salary commensurate
with experience. Position located at
ChemStrand's corporate headquarters
in Decatur, Alabama.
Send resume, including salary informa-
tion, to:
Technical Personnel Manager
The Chemstrand Corporation
Box PIT
Decatur, Alabama
Evening star., 1959-06-29
PORTERS
MUST HAVE GOOD REFERENCES
GOOD SALARY
ALBAN TOWERS.
300 MASS. AVE, NV.

PORTER with car and D. C. driving
permit, Steady position; Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING Co.
703 9TH ct. NV.
PORTER-Dependable good hours;
% work In Liauof store. DE. 3
PRINTER PREssMAN for box
plant, handled presses. Excel.
looking for good future. oil 2nd
st, ne,
Property Management
Field req. sentative for diversified
properties. Minimum OF 2 years
MANAGEMENT experience REQUIRED
Apply Rnr. $40, 1924 x ct. NV.
CAFRlTZ CO.
PUMP AND TANK installation me-
ehanic for gasoline. Apply between
2 and o am. weekdays; No. o
L st. s.w.
RADIO REPAIRMAN, experienced
In repairing ell makes radios and
phonographs: good pay, paid va
cation. group Republication. APP
b to o. See BOB MENTzER.
ROUTE MEN (2)
sos q wk. 20 start: white; train
ing furn. Call now, DI. 7-344b.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
SALESMEN- TWO REQUIRED

For almost 80 years we have been SELL
ing the top line in our industry. We
have two openings for men, ages 25-35,
with three-year retail selling record.
We offer salary and bonus in the $4,000
range plus car, expenses and benefits.
We also have an opening for a sales
trainee. For personal interview, phone
Mr.. John Sexton at IA. 2-74S9 in Airing
ton from 9 a.m.-6 pm. through Fri
day, July 8.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
RELp MEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN a.,
needed for old.iine Arm servins
p. q County for over ~ years.
Experienced or inexperienced. We
will train, earn while you learn.
All financing and settlements
handled By once. Drawing ac-
count considered 70 men with
proven sales record. Members OF
multiple listing. excellent adver-
Using budget TO assist salesnnen,
Call MR.. GOODWIN Sales MEr"
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-color-
ed; opening for ., full time, with
the most aggressive and active
once In town. Ton comm. paid,
Murray Levine, AID. 4-3737
ROUTE Statesmen - Established
route contracting grocery trade.
Salary plus commission. Excellent
fringe benefits. Apply Tues. and
Solf.s. SiG Pa PsrE, PM Ma, VIZ, :Gia .sso7 sy'''
SALES MANAGER
AGE 2b 10 40 TO expand sales pro-
eram, In groving company; 3 yrs
exper. required IN systeins and
once machine sales; build your
own future; salary. comm. and
expenses. Write BOX 362-T, Star,
stating qualifications and exper.
SALES AND SERVICE; ELECTRo-
Lux CORP Some Of mems earn.
ings last week: o. C. $3.50: c.
W., S1D3: ]. r., Sl27: H. A.,
70 you: immediate earninss. so.
5-0Sl1, for interview.
SALES CAREER-2 men under 32
yrs, Of age with no prior sales ex-
perience will be invited 70 Join our
stan. They will participate In o
brief and paid training program
Upon completion Of training q
guaranty and commission ineen-
tive VIII assure q them Of earnings
Call KE. 7.1147 for appointment
between 10 and 4.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
MELP MEN

PORTERS
for
Falls Church
Baileys Cross Roads
and
Shirley Industrial Area
Laboratories
Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
8 AM. to 3 PM.
5000 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church, Va.
Take Arnold vi or W. bus from
1lth and Z sts. NV. 10 plant
entrance.
l4l1 s. Fern st.
Arlington, Va.
Take AB&w bus from 18th st. anc
Pa, ave. q ~, set on ct 18th ST. 9
on Jefferson Davis hwy.
MELPAR, INC.
A SUBSIDIARY or
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE CO
Evening star., 1959-06-29

SALESMAN, and serviceman for
sewing machines. 10. R-b40O. or
IA, b-b7l7.
SALESMAN 70 represent an old es-
tablished .Arl. fuel co. In Arlington
and Fairfax Counties. BOX 470-T,
Star.
Statesmen Route. Engineers,
credit -collection men. SAL. SIS
wk 70 $4,000 yr. Inquire now,
Miss Bell ma. s-2540, BoYp's
EMP. CENTER. Est. ~ yrs. CT.
Statesmen, unlimited eaTninGs for
hard workers, willing TO work 3
hrs. q day; no exper. nee. company
paid retirement. leads furri,, car
necessary. For interview call Mr..
Harbour ANCHOR FENCE CO.,
10. b-:l55G.
SALESMAN, hardware; good oppty.
and pay; exper, COLMANe HARD.
WARE, 1919 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
HELp MEN

PLUMBER, iobbine and remodel.
Ing, TOP wages, hospital benefits,
uniform allowance: permanent po-
sition IN established shop. d II.
STEVENS CO., TU. 2-4bOO.
PLUMBERS for new house work In
WA 7-nnal. & 10 nm.