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Navajo times., 1961-11-15
Indian Responsibility

Senator Church. of Colorado, in
a recent address, mentioned the
opportunities provided by the Area
Redevelopment, Revolving Loan
Fund and Vocational Training bills
passed by Congress and stressed
broad economic and social devel-
opment as offering the best hope
for the solution of many India n
problems.
He SaidWe must remember that
the problems of Indians cannot be
considered separately from those
of the rest of the people. ''The fact
is" he said, THAT Indians are an
integral part of our country, and
that particularly in the West, the
welfare and prosperity of the In
dian and nOn-Indian communities
are closely intertwined. "
He thought the greatest need is
for a comprehensive program of
economic and social betterment
which would not only benefit the In
dians but would indirectly benefit
the States in which they live. ga
heavy responsibility rests on your
shoulders, he added. ''None of our
efforts can succeed without your
cooperation You will need to de-
velop reservation programs, de-
eide which serve useful. produc-
tive purpose and which do not, and
plan on using tribal funds for the
greatest benefit, instead of dissi-
pating them in large per capita pay
mentS to tribal members.
AT Santo Domingo Pueblo, on
October End, Secretary Udall told
the All-Pueblo Council that the
theme of his administration would
be reservation development. eff
we develop reservation resources
to the extent they should be devel-
oped, termination will take care of
ITSELF" he said, adding that term
inatiOn is dead issue and does not
enter into any planning nowunder
way.
AT the meeting of AgencySuper-
intendentS, Area Director and
Bureau officials inDenver. in mid
October. it was agreed that every
reServationin in America should have
a master plan for the development
of its resources.
Commissioner Nash said the
Bureau wants to help Indians in
tegrate with their neighbors eco
nomically as we'll as in other ways.
Every Agency Superintendent was
asked to workon a master econom-
ic plan. Zone for Acoma Pueblo un-
der the Area Redevelopment Act is
now being studied.S
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CAPITOL HILL

.., OPEN SUNDAY 1-o
9TH and Independence Ave. 6E.
Very attr. . bedrm. brick home
now avail. on active blk: at l24
oil heat. S135 mo. OIL. 4-1S96.
CAPITOL A,,E HI HILL I! = Small S:bedIn.
6-2629; after 8 pm, Ii. $3.50
CAPITOL HEIGHTS = 3-bedroom
rambler with lse rm. and bath in
bsmt. lmmed. occup. SS7 80. r. A.
HUMPHREYS d SONS, 2 Mass ave.
CARROLLToN-6-rm. Colonial with
equipped elec. kit, sep. din. rm..
tiled bsmt;, enclosed breezeway.
ewes. after q. SIP. 3-3429.
CARROLLTON = 4-bedrm.. 2.bath
Cape, Cod: equip. kit. gas heat,
full bsmt.; on lge. cor. lot; i'm
after 8. sP. $500. 10000" '
CHEVY CHI. D, C.-Det, brk., cony.
loc. shops. schools. buses. 3 bed
den. kit, scr. pch., bsmt., maids
rm,. bath, gar. OF. 2-0S96.
CHEVY CHASE, Western aye.-Wil-
liamsourg Colonial. 1 bedrmS., ga
service. Call OIL. 2-65O0.
CHEVY CHASE, Md. = Rosemary
school area. 3-oedrm.. 2-bath brk.
Colonial. $500 mo. OIL. 6-l463.
CHEVY CHASE, d. CO bedrms,, 3
baths, lge.. rec. rm;; gar; lovely
CLEVELAND AVE. NV, : Attr;
baths. breakfast rm.. lse. sun rm.,
bsmt. maids rm,; avail. Feb. /.
$3.50. OWNER. Box 101-M. Star.
AREA-Mod. 2-bed-
rm. ramb. on . acres; compl. redec.
S135 mo. Affords privacy but
conv.. to everything. For appt. call
EV. 4-9l07 after ) pm
COLLEGE PK.-spac. 3-b.r. split
l.Asa NAAsA. e; sMeaaSs, mol; ds. freshly
COLLEGE PIX, mr.. Univ. and close
to school-3 bedrms.. flrepl,; full
bsmt. w/bedrm. and bath. WA. q
1881.
COLLEGE PARK, walking distance
to U. Of Md.-Detaehed 4-bedrm;;;
UN. 4-2723: HE. 9-0173 evenings.
COR. BRICK-4 bedrms., liy. rm..
hwy. bus; Sl35 mo. KE. 6-sl03.
DALLAS AVE, 9SO7, g. s., Id
Love'y rambler: 3 bedrms., lge.
kit: beautiful yard; across st. from
golf course; lease: L. ]; MILLS y
SONS. HE. l-29T0, FE. 7-6640.
EXCEL. BOOMING HOUSES
q rooms, 3 baths Sl32.50
eth g. M SITS. NV.
8 rooms, " baths $3.50
WALTER A. BROWN
1929 vt. Ave.
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MaeARTHIJR RI,yD-comfo for, : +

MACARTHUR BLVD.-Comfortable,
conv. 3-bedrm., especially suited
Tor or sgle men or women.
OWNER. Open Sun. IA. 2-B259.
Mr.. VIENNA. VA.-sm. apart. furn.
COTTAGE: liv. rm., tiny bedrm.,
kit. bath. Ideal for nature en-
thusiast; 500 mo. JE. 4-6S40.
OFF UPPER 10th, nr. Walter Reed
Exclusive blk. Det, well furn., z
lge.. rms. (firepD, mod. kit. .
baths. freezer, washer: full bsmt
S210. RA. 6-632I.
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SANDOZ, INC.
1E 1-AI6a mr. - ~
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
ssals ssRs. ss ss'essia esE OF ss5it dhoReE ssi!-
TOWNS MOST ARISTO-
CRITIC STREETS WITH
N SIGHT OF HISTORIC
QUMBARTON OAKS. Ist
Moor. entrance hall. . draw
ing rooms, banquet-size din
ing room. kitchen; 2nd
moor, 4 large bedrooms, 2
baths: full basement. nice
sarden ssse area. Ike. KE. 7-la7o:
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ACROSS FROM SHERATON PARK
hotel, 1857 Woodley rd. NV. Just
Of Conn. ave:-9 rooms, 3 baths,
S225. B. F SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. MA. $1,000
ALExANDRIA-Brick bi-level: 8
bedrooms, | u baths, rec. rm., ga
rage, dishwasher, disposal; Sl65.
Available now. TATUM PROP
ALEX.-We have several 2-bedrm.
houses: S95 TO Sl25. Convenient
and vacant. TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY. TIE. 6-l4i5.
ALEX., BRooKvILLE - Lovely
leyel. Carport and rec. rm. Mr..
schools, bus, Cameron station
Available Jan. 20. Rent S165. Call
Mrs. CLARK at MILLER REAL ES.
TnnlE' ~ 4-f"5"; or evenings
ALISON ST, NE, 1872; mr..
Prov. J. osp u b2drms., "a baths:
te'Ss; T1@Sio. = re. i; E:d3 7:5d4o q S0SS' He
ARITNGToN-M -McLEAN--3-4.5 bed
| rm-.. 3 bath, rev hcmes in pres
rcnt win opt "a Ito to buy. buy Can Mr.
R-.YNCLD IA. 1-G5"5.
ARLINGTON No.-:i-bcdrm. brick.
-, bath. finished rec rn,, mod
ern kit. S14O mo. KE. 6-6l9"
ARL., N.-New 3-bedrm. house
2Ia baths. cleo. kit, sep. din. rm
SlI5 per mo. ia 5-6359.
ARL.-New air-cond, duplex, zoos
N. Daniel St.-n bedrms., liy. rm.,
din. rm kit with dining space
Ca. s1= sSEZs, ~, 2-6GtU,
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1f0pen
SAL. AND SUN. / TILL 5 PM.
FOR RENT

bedroom. 2h-bath brick rambler
in the most sought-after areas
Langley, Mclean, Virginia: 20
minutes downtown. Service per-
sonnel, Congressmen. professional
men, diplomats please notice.
$3.50 per month.
TO REACH: Follow George WASH
iqgton parkway north to Route
l23. turn left " miles 70 BUG
MeIrose Metros drive, ieft q biocSs Ii 10 q
Allendale road. left I block to
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
iTAAITlAiIIEN

ARISGT9N a4.ISS sI1ss inNsyIy (. !s,rss, dec.
sarsse: large fenced back yard
with beautiful view Of District
Sl00. 1923 N. Oak st. IA. s.1133
ARL n, TARA bedrms.. 3
carport, washer. dryer. deep
freeze: in new house cond.: sees
mo. Call BENOIT a. ALVAREZ
REALTORS. KE. S-6677.
ARL. n, Washington-Lee High
Ev. I'm. w/firepl.. din. rm.: fenced
BENOIT & ALVAREZ REALTORS
KE. s-6677,
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. semidet. brick
frepl., bsmt.. rec. Tm.; avail. Jan
25. $125. HOLLEY REALTY, 6lSa
Lee hwy. Arl., KE. $3.50.
ARL., N. - Victorian type house
with 9 Ice. bedrms,, 3 baths, fire.
pl. garage; avail. now, $165
HoLLEY REALTY, 51s3 Lee hwy.
Arl., KE. $3.50.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
firepls.. rec. rm., garage, bsmt.
avail Jan is; Si75. HOLLY
REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy, KE. 8.
$3.50.
ARL. s.-2-bedrm. Colonial: encl.
porch: good loc. and transp. !;
fenced lot; S115. JE. 2-2025.
ARL S., owner will sell or rent
2.bedrm. semidet. brick: 511 26th
I'd: for appt. call MI. 5-366s.
ARL,, N. Tara-Lge. white brk. q
story WILLIAMSBURG Cape Cod: CON
pl. redec: extra lRe. wooded. land
scaped lot: rms. Ia baths:
perm. stairs to floored Insulated
attic with fan installed; extras
such as built-ln bookcases, corner
cabinets: elec. kit: eonv. to. bus
service and Pentagon; rent 1-yr.
lease or longer at S1S5 mo-: info.
call IA. 2-l906 ewes. sat. and
SUM-: or MRS. WILLIAMS on EN-
2-4040 ext. 1888 during day.
AEia;; sia:: sIs ssdFp,' I; slesn e,1m I'm
avail. IA, 7-429S, No pet, no agt
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AURoRA Hills ts ARL1

AUhOkA HILLS Is. AkL.D
Walk to Pentagon-Nevly decorated
3-bedrm.: liv.. rm.. flrepl.. sep.
din. rm., full bsmt.. hot-water
heat, scr. porch: y block to bus,
10 minis. TO d. C.; ready TO move
in. $l15; option to buy with
good terms.
LAKE BANCROFT
Lovely 3-bedrm.. 2lz-bath home;
lge, nm rec. rnl., spae. iv. rm.
With nrepl:. scr. porch: carport,
Kit. with eating space: S210.
N. ARLINGTON
liv.-din. combination, connections
for washer-drier In kit, clothes
drier: walk to elem school: ready
TO move In, $155; option TO buy.
FHA appraised $1e.600. Desd-end
VIRGINIA REALTY CO.
OF 4-S500 Ewes, IA. 4-7l22
BETHESDA-6-rm. and bath, brick
Colonial: porch: newly dec: avail,
lmmed.; $l46 mo. OIL. 4-1s0s.
BETHESDA
and 4-bedrm. townhouSes
Many luxury features
swim. Pool OIL. 2-77s3
BETHESDA--spaeious. immaculate
3-bedrm. Colonial. IDEAL for couple;
cow. 70. NH, Naval Hosp. shop
ping and tranSp. Long-term lease
No children; $l65 mo. OIL. 4.6027,
BETHESDA-2-bedrm. brick bum
mUStS;. asloa; Sar- 81, -ase5,Po seE, porch; si2S per
BETHESDA, S0I2 Old Georgetown
rd.-Spacious, 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
den: lease, $500 monthly.
Chevy Chase. 1916 Raymond st.
3 large bedrms., 2 baths. den.
apISi pSsIla kitcss1 hsexSs3 500 W9Hthly mon alGysn
BLADENsBURG. MD, near high
sehool--3 bedrms.. full bsmt;
HpRMsli sI5hsF lot; RESIT Il 70 mo ,S SLxpE I 3.
BROOKviLLE-spiit- level; 8 bed
rms, I "a baths. carport. rec. rm..
furnished kit. $f65.; avail. Jan.
BURRIs REAL ESTATE ia. 4-74oo
BURLEITH, GLOVER PARK-New-
ly DEC. 3 6edrms,' ] bath. encl.
porch sra.d and si.d sleeping PIN. perch; GARAGE:
ewes. after s. Fl. 7-sa66. '''
CABIN JOHN, Md bedrmS,. An.
attic, full bsmt.; in wooded,
quiet reserved neighborhood: Sl25
mo. r. H. CARLOCK. EN-. 5-044O.
CAPE C0D-3 bedrms., garage, acre
OF ground: Kensington; avail.
immed.. $3.50.
COLONIAL, 8 bedrms.; fenced cor
ner lot; Silver Spring: avail Is
CAPE coD-3 bedrms., ferced
corner lot, beautifully Handicapped;
Silver Spring; avail. 20 jan,
$40.
RAMBLER-Semi-det.. 3 bedrms.,
rec. rm.. near shopping and trans
portation. Adelphia; avail. immed.,
Sl25.
CAPE COP bedrms:. newly deco
JAMES c. coNLEy q CO.. INC.
9625 Ga. Ave. JU. 5-570O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL
Beautiful detached exclusive town
house, close to all Offices. Home
plus sep. apt. with carriage house.
only S56.500. Mr.. Sullivan. 10.
S-S014. LYMAN c. DELE & CO.,
INC IL 1-NHnQ
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HOUSES F0R SALE-S.E.
nMQpen

ALABAMA AVE. Sc. 4027-semi.
det. brick rambler: 3 bedrms.,
liv din. rll.. kit. IA baths, IN.
rec. rm... full bsmt. open l-dark
daily. CHARLES e. WHITE
REALTY. 10. 7-l112.
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RERKET ,EY
GEnRGETOWN

Attrac. little 2-beGrm. house
In Cherry Hill lane section;
liv. rm. with fireplace. ALL
elec. kitchen: S1S5 per mo.
Ewes, wkendS, FE. 3-2491.
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ANACOsTIA - De-
tached 4-bedroom
home. Attractive en-
trance foyer. beauti-
full woodwork and
floors, powder room.
dining room that
seats 12: nice fenced
yard: daylight base.
ment, built-in garage:
city bus l block at
Nichols ave. (near
Curtis Bros. Furn.
store). One Of better
homes. priced way
under the market.
$1,000 down: call
RE. 7-1424.
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ST. BERNApETTE's PARIsH-co.
lonial, 2 bedrms., scr, porch; lovely
lot with fruit trees: $I5,50O. Oc.
cupancy l wk. Walking dist. to
everything Dir: Univ. blvd, to
Williamsburg DIR. to Cherrytree
lane (righD to 9917 Cherrytree
lane.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACT NOW! MOVE IN TOMORROW
Builders models. 3 left. 1890, 900
TO S23 900, rHA or conventional.
Aspen Hill I'd. at Parkland drive.
HAVEN CONSTRUCTION CORR. :,
VIII. 2-0S24. LO 5-47S7.
ALLIGOOD SELECTIONS
Open Sunday. / Til Dark
SILVER SPRING
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T RERNADETTE,s pAR1sH

u bERNADEIIES 8 PARISH =
Brk. Cape Cod, 3 bedrms. and
cen 9fi SoroS baths, .. liv rm.' j din; oo6 5m.:
sold today. Dir: Univ. blvd. to
st. Lawrence DIR. to Ill St. Law
renee DIR.
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BRIGGS .CHANEY RD.-Stone Cape
Cod; 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
lovely kit. Ia baths, breezeway.
hreplaces, 2-car garage. Priced
In the 20s. Dir: New Rte. 90 to
Briggs CLANCY I'd.
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FAIRFAX. vA.-New house, s bed
si saain. hi Eit 'sp sDpihs, S,n tul f Sss sglly
h.-v. h: wired for air cond.: a.
acre yard; Conv. schools; 500
Evening star., 1961-01-07

BETHESDA, S0l2 Old GEORGETOWN
rd.-Spacious, 4 bedrms., Q baths,
den: lease, $500 monthly.
Chevy Chase. 3516 Raymond St
large bedrms., 2 baths. den,
auto. kitchen; 5000 monthly,
PERLA BEcKHAM WOLFoRD
OIL, a-bbOD OI, o.aRA7
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> and 4-5edrm. townhouses

BETHESDA-spaeious. immaculate
3-hedrm. Colonial. ideal for couple
COW. TO NH. Naval Hosp. shop.
ping and tTanSp. Long-te lease
No children: Sl65 mo. OIL. 4.6627
BEIHESDA-2-bedrm. brick bun
ealow: gar. scr. porch: SIPS per
month. OIL. 2-0216.
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VIRGINIA REALTY CO.
| OF. 4-S5OO Ewes, ia. 4-7l22
BETHESDA-6-rm. and bath, brick
Colonial; porch: newly dec: avail.
lmmed.; $l45 mo, OIL. 4-1e0s.
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ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial;
frepls.. rec. rm.. garage. hsmt: I:
REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy, KE. g.
Evening star., 1961-12-11

as Yugoslavia did when kicked
out of the Cominform in 1948.
In general, Washington counts
as Soviet bloc members those
whose foreign policy is Moscow
controlled.
Nor was any prediction avail
able that the United States
would extend aid to Albania
as 1t has to Communist Yugo-
slavia and Poland-still a mem-
ber Of the Soviet bloc. Albania
has been getting aid from Red
China and Albania's Commu-
mist boss, Enver Hoxha, has
said he would not accept as
sistance from the West.
Albania Takes Hard" Line
Officials pointed out that the
Russian Albanian withdrawal
of diplomatic representatives,
announced yesterday through
the official Albanian news
agency Alta. was just further
deterioration in a rift between
Evening star., 1961-12-11

the two countries which has
been widening for some time.
The ruling Albanian Reds
have hewed to the "hard"
Communist line of Red China
compared with the more flex-
ible doctrine Of Soviet Premier
Khrushchev.
Both the Russians and the
Albanians had been decreasing
their diplomatic staffs in the
others capital before the
break. The Albanians were alb
sent from last October's Com
munist Party congress in Mos
COW and from some Warsaw
pact meetings. And as Soviet
bloc aid to Albania has been
chopped down, Red China's has
increased.
From a strategic standpoint,
Albania mountain Mediter-
ranean land about the size of
Maryland with a is million
population-has no common
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who said they helped arrange
demonstrations against her son
during his 1858 visit to Lima.
The apology came at a con-
ference of the Moral Rearma- =
ment movement, at which Mrs.
Hannah Milhous Nixon made
a surprise appearance.
An MIRA spokesman said
Mrs. Nixon had been i'll and we
had not been expecting her
until next week."
The spokesman said he could
not say definitely If Mrs. Nixon
came to endorse the movement.
Mrs. Nixon was not Immediately
available for comment.
At Saturday nights session,
seven students from Lima's
San Marco University-where
Mr.. Nixon was riotiously re-
ceived during his Latin Ameri-
can tour-put on a play that
! attempted to point up MRA's
Evening star., 1961-12-11

follow suit on the Soviet break
with Albania or whether they
openly flout Moscow by MAIN
tanning friendship with the
tiny Balkan state, the omens
of further friction in the
Communist camp were pleas
ing from the Western view.
Rift Of Consequence Seen
Undersecretary of State
George w. Ball saw the
Moscow-Tirana break as "evi-
dence of a very considerable
amount of discomfort and dis
agreement in the Communist
bloc"
1T indicates another rift Of
consequence In what ap-
peared to be a monolithic
structure" Mr.. Ball said last
night during O. television in
terview.
United States authorities
we're not prepared to say that
Albania has left the Soviet bloc,
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theme Of honesty and direct
ness as a means to solve world
problems and combat COM
munism.
Afterward the students asked
Mrs. Nixon to the stage and one
told her: I'VE seven students
would like to pay our respects
to Mr.. Nixon through the
Intermediary of his mother. Tell
MIR. Nixon ne can once again
take up his contact with Latin
America. We invite him and
his mother to take part with us
in this transformation of the
world"
The MIRA spokesman said
Mrs. Nixon replied. 1T is be-
yond belief what has happened
here. 1t is wonderful that you
come here to do this"
The MIRA announced Roy
Rogers, cowboy star, will ad-
dress the conference today.
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border with the block. Its
land neighbors are Yugoslavia
and Greece.
Yugoslavia, unlike Hungary
where the Russian tanks rolled
in 1866, also has no land con-
nection with the Soviet bloc.
From a foreign policy stand
point, Albania considers Yugo-
slavia her greatest danger.
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Peruviuns Send
Apology to Nixon
By His Mother

PETRoPOLIs, Brazil, Dec.
IL (AP).-The mother OF
former Vice President Richard
M. Nixon received an apology
here from Peruvian students
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Soviet-AIbonio Break
Viewed as Omen byU. S.
BY LEWIS GIlLICK
Associated Press staff Writer

The diplomatic break between Albania Russia raised
prospects today for further cracks appearing the
ingly solid Communist world
United States experts figured logical step would be
Abanas expulsion from the Warsaw pact the
military alliance of European Communist countries and with
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drawal of relations with Tirana
by Russia's European satellites.
Especially awaited was the
reaction of Communist China,
hiterto Albania's patron. be-
cause the Russian Albanian
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INTERPRETIVE REPORT

rupture spotlighted Peiping's
rivalry with Moscow.
Whether the Red Chinese
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
MEMORIALS

From Milton and Beulah Ander-
son, to Gus Fjeldstad.
From Anonymous, to Al Payne.
From Mr.. and Mrs. HUI Will
hanson, to J.. c. johnson.
From Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Whit
aker. to Quito Dige
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
School
Regis trationI
Dates Announced

Please note the dates you are
to register for your class:
Seniors - August 14-15.
Juniors = August 1917.
Scphomores = August 1878.
Register ait the General Office
of the Senior High School.
Freshmen - August 14-15.
Eighth Grade - August 1917.
Seventh Grade = August 1919.
Register at the Office of the
Junior High School.
First Grade = August lib.
Children entering the first grade
must be six years old on or be-
fore November 80, 1861. Register
at the Elementary School.
School offices will be open from
$50 to 4:30 p. m. each day. Reg
istration fees are payable at the
time of registration. Grades 9-12.
$3.50. Grades 7 and 8, 1925.
Tuition fees for elementary stu
dents grades l through 8 for any
student outside School District No
5 will be $175.O0. This is to bS
paid or arrangements made fol
payment at the time OF registra-
ion.
Any high school student il
Richland County may attend Sid
ney Hgih School Grades 9-l2,
ne chooses. There is no tuition
charge.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
Emigrants From Colorado
Plan Second Annual Picnic

A group of settlers who emf
grated to the Lower Yellowstone
Valley from Colorado, during he
1920's and early 1905, will hold
their second annual Colorado Pic
mic, at the Richland Park, August
Is, with a pot luck dinner served
at noon. Guests are asked to
bring their wv dishes, and cold
drinks, if they wish, but hot cof-
fee will be served at the Park.
Entertainment during the after
noon will include SofHball and
horseshoes, a talent program, with
everyone invited to bring musical
instruments, and be prepared 10
participate n the program. Old
fashioned "reminiscences will make
up the remainder of the day.
The group came to the Lower
Yellowstone Valley, in 1929, when
a caravan Of ten families emil
grated here, from sugar bee
growing areas in Colorado. More
families followed during the mex
few years, and many have re-
manned in the area. More thai
$50 attended last years gather
inc. and a larger crowd is expect
ed this year.
Plans call for members to con
tact Jim Brennan, in Helena, win
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
Budget
tentative Figure
Given BY Council

City. Councilman worked out
details of the annual budget reach
ing a tentative figure of about
$128,089, exclusive of the water
department program, which is
self liquidating, and of the bond
fund, whose figures wer not yet
available. The proposed figures,
viii require a levy of 48 mills, the
same as was levied for 1860 to
1861, and Mayor Harold Mercer
expressed the determination of
the council to Hold the Line" in
all departments. Budgets for adj
departments are slightly lower
than those of last year, but a
smaller cash carry over, will take
up the slack, and make it impos-
sbile to cut the millage, Mercer
said.
One department, that of parks
and Fairgrounds, will take a cut.
Its requested $21 1886 budget, will
probably be set at approximately
SIT, 900. Present classes in arch
cry, tennis, ballet, and twirling,
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The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
City Swim Meet
Set For AUG. )

The annual City SWIM Meet has
been set for Saturday, August 5
at 700. All city boys and girls are
invited to participate in this meet.
Ribbons will be awarded to the
first four places in each ace and
a trophy will be given to the best
boy and best girl in the meet.
Bows and girls are asked to sign
up at the pool this week or Sat-
urday evening before the meet.
The pool will be closed for public
swimming at that time. The fol-
lowing schedule of events: The
public is invited to this meet.
700 = 80 yd. ~freestyle for boys
13 and over; 80 yd. freestyle for
girls Is and over.
7:O5 = 40 yd. freestyle for boys
II and IL; 40 yd. freestyle for girls
IL and IL.
ITO - 20 yd. freestyle for boys
10 and under; 20 yd. freestyle for
girls l 0and under.
tbs = 40 yd. backstroke for
boys 13 and over; 40 yd. back
stroke for girls Is and over.
7:2O = 20 yd. backstroke fol
boys IL and IL; 20 yd. backstroke
for girls IL and IL.
TBS = 20 yd. backstroke fol-
boys 10 and under; 20 yd. back.
stroke for girls 10 and under
7:30 = 40 yd. side stroke fol-
boys Is and over; 40 yr. sidt
stroke for girls Is and over.
TBS = 40 yd. side stroke FOL
boys IL and IL; 40 yd. side stroke
for girls IL and IL.
TAO - 20 yd. side stroke fol
boys 10 and under; 20 yd. side
stroke for girls 10 and under.
7:50 = Diving boys and girl
Plain front, Jacknife, and two %
own choice.
800 = Under water swim TO
boys and girls.
A Sidney Swim team is bein,
organized to compete against Fair
view and Williston. ALL intereste,
boys and garls are asked to sig,
up at the pool.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02
Annual Horseshoe
Tournament Date
Set For Aug. 6

The Sixth Annual City Horse
shoe Tournament will be held at
the Central Park Courts Sunday,
August 6 at 100 announced Re
creation Director Buehler. This
tourney will be held on the newly
completed courts and it will be
the highlight of the horseshoe sea-
son in Sidney. A good turnout as
planned for with past winners
WaltQuilling, Herb Larsen, Ing
Ronning, Ernie McCheSeny try
ing to repeat again this year. All
local throwers are invited to try to
win the trophies. The tournament
throwers will be divided ito three
classes; class A, class B, and class
c. All past winners will be seated
into class A and all other throwers
are to throw SO qualifying shoes
starting at 1900 noon.
A thee dollar entry fee will
be charged to defray the cost Of
the trophies and the cost of the
new fence. Trophies will bt
awarded to the winner in each
class. Round robin play will pre-
vail and in the case of ties the
highest qualifying round will b.
declared the winner. The publl
is invited to attend.