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Evening star., 1960-03-13
LIABILITIES
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS

SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
Premiums and annuity
considerations 80 566,ll4 rs
Considerations for sup
Elementary contracts 16S,369 rs
Net investment income
and capital gains l.5gS.Sl4 Il
Total --.-.--- Ss.333.29s 73
Death benefits and ma
tured endowments l,479,00l .O5
Other payments to pol
icyholders 1,293,30T So
Other payments and de-
ductions from Income 5,l29. .335 So |
Total -----.- S7,9Ol, ,644 II
Net gain from opera
tions before divi-
dends to policy
holders 43l.654 Sc
Dividends to policy
holders 1855 %
Net gain from opera
tions after divi-
holders S423.7s6.3 80
Amount OF ordinary
business written in
the District Of Column
bia during the year Ss1,741.OO
J. NJ. WOOLERY, Vice President
H A. DAVIS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day nj February. 1880.
(Seal) REBECCA A. BARNHTLL,
Notary Public.
CTATTNErN-r ON TJp CONnTTTON
Evening star., 1960-03-13
ITATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
General Services Life
Insurance Company

OF Washington, D. c., on the 3lst da1
Of December, 1859.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
American Bankers
Life Assurance Company
OF Florida

OF Miami, Florida. on the 3lst day OF
December, 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
WEED MFR IN o

Good farming practices are still
the primary means of weed con-
troll in corn. These practices in
clude seed bed preparation, the
establishing of an adequate stand,
and effective civilizations.
Weeds can be controlled quite
effectively with pre- = emergent
chemical treatment. Several far
mers in Richland County have
used pre-emergent chemical con-
troll and have obtained very good
weed control. AtraZine, Simazine,
and Randox T are the main chemi-
Gals used for pre-emergence
sprays. EPTs and 2,4-D can also
be used but control is more er-
ratio and the sprouting corn may
be injured if a large amount Of
moisture falls after planting.
Some advantages of using pre-
emergent chemicals are: /. Weed:
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
Let's Face It,
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ~

systems that borrow money. Nor
does it hire the manager, set the
rates, or dictate policy of the local
systems.
REA's and the Governments
interest in the operation of rural
electricS is much the same as that
of any prudent banker. That is, to
make loans and take necessary
action to collect them.
And the credit record of REA
borrowers has astonished many
private bankers. Over 81 billion
in principal and interest has been
paid to REA, on $3h billion in
loans. Best OF all much of this has
been paid prior to due date!
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

ed the Town and Country show
over KUMV-TV. This program is
put on by County Extension
Agents from Sheridan, Daniels, Nc
Cone, Valley, Roosevelt, and Rich
land Counties on an alternating
basis each Friday from 1890 to
loo pm, Mountain Standard
Time.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

VACATION TIME NOW COMING
ALONG - STOCK UP ON PRO
CESSING PREPAID IS MN AND
8 nm KODACHROME FILM AT
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES AT
THE NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE. ls-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04

RumorS r the basis for much
opinion and behavior and seldom
bear any relationship to the truth.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
I,avslEi~g With the
COUNTY AGENT
BY Dean Davidson. County Extension Agent
Leslie Sender, Associate County Agent

: are killed early before they reduce
crop yields. 2. Both annual grass
and broadleaf weeds can be con-
trolled. 3. Reduces number of
civilizations necessary. 4. Planting
and herbicide application can be
done together. The disadvantage
of using a pre-emergent spray are:
l. They are not as effective when
applied on dry soil if no rain or
moisture follows to terminate the
seed. 2. Rough, cloddy seed beds
will result in less effective weed
control.
Corn is exceptionally tolerant to
Simazine, atrazine, and Randox T,
but other crops are not. These
chemicals are very effective in
controlling both grasses and broad
leaf weeds. Simazine does have
some residual effect and will gen.
orally damage small grains plant
ed the following spring. Atrazine
teaches into the soil more readily
and therefore seems superior for
our drier soils. Both simazine and
~atrazine have shown promise as a
soil sterilant for spot treatment of
various. perennial weeds. Randox
T doesn't create any soil residue
problems.
Fur further information on pre-
emergent spraying of corn, call at
the Extension Office.
SOIL TREATMENT
Right now, while gardens and
flower beds are plowed and you
are working the soil, is a good time
to prevent some of the future
problems you might have with soil
insects. Such pests ire wireworms,
cutwormS, root maggots and other
soil insects can be controlled by
applying insecticides to the sol
and working them into the tor
few inches. Most of the inSecti-
cideS applied to the soil this way
will give several years protection :
some up to ten years - SO you
don't have to repeat the applica-
ton each year. Likewise, you dom
have to worry about treating
garden soils where vegetables viii
he grown. If you used approved
materials at the recommended rate
there is nc danger that vegetable.
will have residues on them. 1
doesn't matter what form Of in.
Secticide you use = you can duS
it on, spray it on sprinkle it on
or = you may wish to try one o
the insecticide -fertilizer combina.
tions if they n available in you
area. You should try to work tn,
insecticide into the first few in.
cheS of soil = don't leave it exposed
to sunlight too long. The correc
materials and rates of application
are available from your Count,
Extension office.
The Sidney herald., 1960-05-04
POCKET GOPHER CONTROL


This is a reminder to farmers
and ranchers who are having a
problem with pocket gophers that
we have a supply of gopher traps
and poisoned grain available here
at the Extension Service Office.
Control measures can best be
conducted during the seasons when
the pocket gophers are most active
near the surface. This, of course,
is usually indicated by the pre-
Sence of many fresh mounds of
dirt. In this area, dryland alfalfa
fields appear to be the most popu-
lar site for gophers to congregate
and do damage.
If you desire complete informa-
ton on the habits and control
measures on the pocket gopher, we
suggest you read u. S. Department
of the Interior Fish and Wildlife
Leaflet $40 entitled Pocket Gopher
Control. We have this publication
available, and you can either call
or write for a copy if interested.
RADIO AND Tv PROGRAMS
We will be continuing our
regular Richland County Extension
Office weekday radio program
over KICK at a new time starting
Monady, May 2. The new time for
this short program containing TIM
civ agricultural and home econ
omics topics will be 6:25 pm.
Perhaps some of you have view
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-08
Humphrey Announces Candidacy

Humphreys formal announcement ta ne Is
candidate Presidential nomination his usual
frank o intentions
He was honest in telling uphill fight
and explained why frank and honest in suggesting
equipped give Republican Richard Nixon
the o. political life. We think he is
Public acceptance of Humphrey mixed
with ability dedica
o public welfare.
Humphreys suggestion large unorganzed
of population really spokesman for its
interests truth than the wshu thinking Of candidate
seeking an issue.
What has grown up organized minority
practically actually dspropo
Of state and national
government.
The people between aligned actuaty
organized usually who of the cost
governmental through by
the well organized minotes whether they industry
oil interests of those
organized special protection and which
rights and protection of the rest of the
people.
Humphrey thinks ordinary
government especially White
offers himself prepared to that voice
This offer IN itself is measure OF the trane and honesty OF
what he While other
method false modsy Humphrey
people specific ambitions without
the coating vague generaltes
this opinion that the Republicans not anxious
Democratic candidate of Humphreys stature brain and
energy facing Humphrey the
which the attention which national political
would could catch fire and make the campaign
Nixon rocky" until the last minute.
Republicans the Humphrey candidacy than
Of Rockefeller
This happy Senator Humphrey throw his
hat the mind he the
the the which Presidency
the US entails this nation admnsra
his training political experience foreign affairs his
and national and the zeal he has for the
al beings.
This believes Humphrey be nominated all of
those claim believe the things which Humphrey stands
back him aggve He can't be nominated by those of faint heart
Humphrey
dent but don't think he be nominated Faint political hearts
have value country which is fast moving this nation
country leadership
Hubert Humphrey could give 1t.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-08
LATIN AMERICAN POLITICS eRUEsoME7

BY H. E. Presemon in the Columbia Heights RECORD
The shrin shriels F1de dictator in Cuba Il
getting boresOme so does the hell raising in Panama
Central and South American politics is gruesome business
Politicians in those banana sugar republics are
ally, out out brgands
For centuries generals greedy ntas have e
plotted the poor people in these ruhessv and ba
This something power responsible for Our Monroe
doctrine mas protected them from colonial exploitation doubt
they are any better off because of protection
Have
and listened to the delegates from American DELEGATES
away against that obtain in Poland
Runania and Hungary?
you listen to their demands for liberty justice these down.
odden populations should they haven't had nato
aoer down there since Simon dsiIusoned man
THESE president generals fill their pockets during
ana then run away with their
w | ettea ganeSterS and pmps in the good old
other countries where they from
n America has since its origins breeding grounds for
every FORM OF brutal dictatorship and tyranny man
mat also explains how an unavoidable co+
uch as Truo has been able only terrorze his own nonIe
Ou' also 70 murder 10000 Haians with complete mpunty
open church eof shord
our attention from the evils they perpetrate.
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The US. Wife

nothing
docy OF American lazy and spoiled
of
specialization She be all things considerable
people.
responsible the physical mental spiritual
anywhere children adults
the
article
beray
insecurity She must island of calm frantic world
If Chinese community paddy,
minds children
discharge high social obligations cooks Eskimo
keep children
the shopping with his gun.
family shop, cook keep
gadgets because these theoretically leisure
participate numbers activities
school, country and community and family and neghbor
She intellectual academic artistic
children
truth than greatest philosopher always
just Justice She
sympathetic and tough, devious and direct.
She has work before
has ended but beautiful
magazine telling
how lazy and selfish inadequate
She infinitely enthusiastically happy
with
No thanks Make mine the salt BremeOn (Wash SUN
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Home Fine Example

for public inspection will be the Angeus Nursing
which
willie neighborhood of 100000.
the construction of the nursing home is
young reared Minneapolis
being by ntea partnership between the
question
AM institution
Angeus construction furnishings
appointments those despair of nteraca
cooperation.
In addition supplying need for nursing and home
the sick aged the Angelus
example Cities nterraca partnership
development Angelus any
for the private of the i'll aged really is.
This the pubic will Angelus
They will find that Mr. Gvens Jerome zppeman
spared the modern
sdered giving nursing home patients
congratulations and his associates for
filling need which has long been apparent
courage the success
he Angelus Home
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Nasty Indecent Spectacle

Last week the nasty shady spectacle Of what
of suburbs will do
revealed Frdey where attempt made
Mexican ancestry out of house had
community spurred by the factua
neapos TRIBUNE influenced the temporary solving of the
least in decent manner in which the
protected.
Now certain Mornngde village
Negro family dspossessed by the freeway
vacant lot in the suburb gentleman lawyer
indicated either he his forefahers
" ENJOY e human freedom Of this nation reported daily
paper favorng having city park out of
e popery- was true that Negro family purchased
ground.
Inc righteous indignation with which this
lions OF this kind in the past has
Is great pity that people
prospered
We've got lywhte suburbs who p,an
10 use such methods as the lawyer suggested
prepare TO turn many lots into parks along
more nonwe are going to buy can
afford to live There's limit many parks village can afford
effort to block human progress
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No Happy Ending

increasingly worried by the capacity of Americans to believe
the ending Romuo president of
the Philippine Islands saunch friend of the United States
This Week magazine.
Romuo referred belief international rela
tons Western may the good
o
Such attitude makes for contened country, but persists
sadly predict that Khushchev will
children will be living under Communism" he continued
Romuo thinks and that hiding
sand ostrichHke
Of the of China We believe
ment but disbelief won't away.
Life under Communism Suffering
widespread but the Chinese suffering
the Russians they led by the
think of getting with the
always treated them inferior people.
hen our immigration laws quotas
Europeans but told the yellow
even of people
react favoaby to that kind
stand why we recognize the Russian dictatorship
If the Communist overthrown will
be by the Chinese themselves
we have enabled the dctatos
THE CHINESE
The hour late but advice of our friend
Romuo and recognize that which like it or
Sleepy Eye (Mnn) Herald Dispatch.
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Recently teevison show Negro entertainer
waist of white star female
off the stage and the clicking
could Tampa to Terre Haue
Negro male trusted around
African eunuch in
both feared and distrsed On stage
with he is Untouchabe
segregation inevitably giving to more
life but brothernaw
among white brethren long will efforts be made
to keep the Negro male in isolation.
battles of their old as the ages women
destroyed nations Add the corrosive
jealousy and fireworks sure to follow
instinct the Of the many
abroad They
of professional men and male
They something else in the woodpe that keeps
the segregation pot boiling
Behind all the 81 legal words wrote correspondent
Lahey haunting after generations Of
physical between white males and Negro females the in
tegraon might cruelty sg
gression EBONY MAGAZINE, December 1859 issue.
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airy he could be-a lesson Averell
Hartman had already learned in
New York.
He did not mention Nixon by
name even once. Yet by this omis-
sion he left the impression that
the very name made him shudder,
that Nixon was so far beneath con-
sideration as a presidential posi-
bility one just did not talk about
him.
What does all this do to Nixon?
1t makes him the front-runner.
But it also must give him pause.
For there is sure to be doubt
whether the Republican bosses will
love him in May as they do in De-
cember.
What every political boss wants
and understands is success. It's
one Of the keys to political power.
The man who is a winner" Is the
man they want to string along
with. And Nixon is furnished with
the reputation Of loser. When
he carried the ball for the party
in 1854, it lost control of Congress.
Four years later when he tried
again in 1858 its losses were even
worse than they were four years
earlier.
In 1852 and 1866 1t was Gen.
Eisenhower who won" for the
Republicans; not Nixon. On the
other hand, Rockefeller has the
reputation of winning on his own.
His appeal to independent voters
and Democrats is potent. It's no
secret that at Democratic National
headquarters everyone was saying
that with Rockefeller as an OPP
ponent the 1860 Democratic can
didate was sure loser.
Why then didn't the bosses 90
for Rockefeller on his recent
tours?
Because political bosses are
scared and timid men who don't
like to be forced to make a choice
six months ahead of time. It's
not that they like Rockefeller less
or Nixon more.
What they are afraid of Is that
Eisenhower might die before his
term expires and Nixon would be-
come President. If they were lined
up against him now, he would
never forgive them. That's the club
he used to beat them into line.
1t may work on the bosses
but the voters are yet to be heard
from.
Copyright, 1859, Robert G.
Spivack).
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Is This The Image

US Senate subcommittee unemployment problems chair
manned by Senator Mccarthy Dem Mimi
Quoting hearings turnout each section of the nation
On December H. in New Orleans Rev. l. Twomey j. dir
University
Orleans called job discrimination against racial minority
scandal"
Said Father Twomey
With cold, deliberate employment
practices discriminatory patterns which
to the of drawers
economic greed and puff the cultural
better classes am here speaking Of the effectively criminal abuse
guilty of in exploiting the
American manpower in population.
image influence
people the hundreds millions
nshp groups among
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-08
Thank Goodness

For those principally housewives schooage
who watch television the late
portion pogrammng many Negro
Principally these the old films Gang Comedy
series and aged featuring such dubious
Best and Stepin Fetchit.
We recall readily Stepn Fes shortved
radio At city
posing how he spent million dollars
local station then owned by St University
kind of adjunct to afternoon dscockey regular
announcer would give the nbeween record chatter Step
then fill the with topics
chops watermelon, chicken" and related
Following newspaper Stepin Fechi
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Learning. Block and White

maJor-and Indignation
schools Is that buys equality
education both theory
Negroes.
current report Of the Southern Regional quotes
specific facts on this subject made public earlier this
Carmichael superintendent Louisville public
The gst Of his watched
Indignation in Lousveis that penalzng group
Students deseggaon has resulted measurable pedup
ing for both.
Mr. Carmichael wisely skirts the anthropologca argyll
men about racial capacity qualified
on achievement" ability"
But in the field Of achievement doubt
to what happened in
l. 1t found segregated Negro children were from
IA to 2 years behind their white opposite numbers
2 After two years Of Indignation there a
Tor the whites substantial improvement for the Negroes
words the created facilities
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Distinguished. Citizen Seeks COP.
Nomination

distinguished senator Elmer Andersen st
his intention to allow supporters
campaign Republican nomination
people There Republicans
who consider liberal quite
especially those who independent may
considered a compliment
gets the Republican
clean type dedicated the
people honestly
his courage his open
humanity decency
socaed liberal running
for cellar the matter by passing the buck the
alton counsel
will be interesting how the members
party candidacy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-08

dropped the show in the middle Of the week
given He scheduled for the Jack
night NBC swamped with tee
said they had
Stepn Fechi droong drawing their screens
Naturally the films being shown old ones and we can
segments enjoying them end
that had there been Willie Be
years directors could not
program these offensive films
that for such old movie
Anderson Belafonte
Johnny Mathis bringing Amer
healthy picture of the Negro artist St
ARGUS.
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publicans may ponder the future,
if any, of their party.
During the weeks when he was
actively and eagerly, almost too
eagerly, trying to win the COP
nomination Rockefeller seemed pol
itically amateurish. But his "defin-
lite and final" statement Of with
drawal-which may yet prove to
be neither definite nor final -
had all the earmarks OF political
professionalism.
Sometimes a mans feelings have
to be badly bruised before he
speaks with the clarity that the
situation requests. This obviously
happened in Rockefellers case; on
advice from Nixon headquarters
he was given the big freeze" in
his trans-continental political
sounding tours.
He responded by putting across
two basic ideas:
First, that the 1860 Chicago con-
vention was obviously going to be
fixed" if certain people had their
way. The party bosses always
want 1t to be like a rugged" tele-
vision quiz show.
Second. that these same bosses,
If unchallenged had picked Nixon
in advance as the winner. So far
as Rockefeller was concerned he
would not accommodate them by
entering a contest with the odds so
arranged.
His trips around the country
have made it CLEAR that the
great majority of those who will
control the Republican convention,
stand opposed to any contest for
the nomination" emphasis mine
-R.G.S.)
|
ROCKEFELLER'S COMMANDO
TACTICS - The New York gov
ernor may or may not be back in
the Republican race but his cur
rent tactics will make life difficult
for Nixon. What Rockefeller has
done is to recreate the image of
Nixon as Tricky Dicky'', the
contender who bets only on sure
things, the man who won't get
into the ring until he knows the
referee, the timekeeper and the
judges have all been taken care
of" in advance.
Rockefeller's tactics are a sort
of combination political judo and
commando. He throws his oppon-
ent over his shoulder and then
breaks his back, smiling all the
while. His statement and its tim
ing showed what a tough advers-
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the previously better educated
pupils. They improved their clearinghouse unknown
Carmichael also that students remaining in all
improvement He attributes this to the
when the advent
Indignation training tagging behind that of
schools.
that what happened Louisville would hap
that happened devy there should
the great majority citizens
troubled about the quality Of education after
Indignation begins commniyChristan Science MONITOR
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
By ROBERT q, SpTVAcK

WaShington.- SUNDAY PUNCH-He
picked the Sunday newspapers make his
few hundred wechOSen words Nelson Rockefeller
make the 1860 Republican nomination thing of diminishing
value He also made the phrase Richard Nixon sound like
two of the dirtiest words in the English language.
The Democrats have be delighted thoughtful Re
Evening star., 1960-04-03
1920
4-Oseor Awords Show.


IN Hours. The cost includes
Fred Astoire, Cyd Chorisse. Rich
ord Conte, Sonny Dovis, ir., An
ole Dickinson, eIlo Fitzgerald,
Goei Gront. Suson Hoyword. Joni
james, frankie loine, Jonet
Leigh, Cory Cooper, Frankie
Vaughn, Rock Hudson, Gina lol-
Iobrioido, Corl Reiner, NotoIie
Wood ond many others. Bob
Hope, m. c.
S-The californions. Western.
Adom Kennedy stors. (Repeot.)
Lied Maek's Amoteurs.
Variety show by new performers.
s-June AlIyson Show. Dromo.
Suspected" A girl involved by
eircumstontiol evidence in q muir
der finds thot no one believes her
account OF the fotol events. Ann
BIyth, Gerald Mohr tRepeotD
1900
5-Sterlieht Theoter. Movie.
IA Hours. "F6I Girl" The
violent murder Of O Government
clerk begins on investigation by
two FBl ooents os we'll os an F6l
orl whose fionce is the number
one suspect. Audrey Totter,
Cesor Romero.
7-World News. McCoftrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Donies.
ll:l0
7-Weothev. Sports. News.