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The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
LIS. STRONGLY INDICATES MORE ALTITUDE SHOTS

WASHINGTON tR - The United States strongly indicated Tuesday that it's high altitude nuclear tests in the Pacific will be continued.
 An announcement from the Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Defense re- ported substantial damage to the Johnston Island launching pad for the rockets that propel the nuclear test devices into the skies, as result of the failure of launch ing effort July 9.
 1t said several weeks will be needed to repair the launching site and prepare it for "the re- maining high altitude tests in the Dominic series
 Accordingly. the announcement said, the restricted area around Johnston Island has been tem- Porarlly disestablished. Ii added.
 An announcement of the next event and declaration of an appro- priate test area will be made in advance, as has been the practice in the past
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
BIC. IJNBERMaN WANTS ELIMINATION OF TARIFFS

VANCOUVER, B.C aP - Eli mination of all tariffs in the forest products trade between the US. aHd Canada was called for Mon- day by a Canadian lumber ex= eeHtite.
 President C. R. Wild m an of Co0per-Widman Ltd, said a GUS toms union covering all forest products might end Us. requests for tariffs against Canadian lum= #ber.
 Wiziman said such a program niaht mean some sacrifices. but the Iong-term benefits of ex= banded markets and efficient utilization of resources might solve many of the problems of lumber men on both sides of the border.s
 He said the recent fHror concern n8 lumber imports into the US. were the result of a handful of American senator's seeking re- election. Canada supplies about l2 per cent of the annual US. con- sumption of softWood, Widman said. He said Canada must take bold. aggressive moves to secure more export markets.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
UTAH WOMAN IS FIVE MlLlIONIH VISITOR AT C2l

SEATTLE AR Because Dr. D. C Mantsla, Roosevelt Utah, dentist, was slow getting dressed Tuesday morning wonderful thinss happened to his petite. attractive wife.
 When Mrs Mantyla, B, walked through the west gate of the Scat tie Worlds Fair at 9:lo am. with her husband and three children she hit the jackpot
 With =neMsmen,- photographers and television cameramen clustered around, a Fair official hung a placard around Mrs Manttla's neck proclaiming her to be the 5-millionth visitor to the Space Age exposition.
 Then the hoopla began.
 A red=earpet ceremony included a greeting by Joseph Candy, Fair president, presentation of loo Worlds Fair trade dollars, free ad- missions to the Fair for the Man tYla family for q week, free tickets to rides and performing arts attrae- tions, and gifts from foreign ex- hibits.
 We just arrived Monday night the thrilled and flustered Utah mother said. This would never have happened if my husband hadn't been slow getting dressed this morning. We had planned 10 be first in line at the gate but we were late.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
MANY INTERESTING THINGS TO BE FOUND AT THE CANCER FUND RUMMAGE SALE

Many interesting things are 10 be found at the Cancer Fund rum mage sale.
 Items such as new seal skin pants, " sets, cut glass sugar and creamers, table lamps, records, many slightly used coats and dresses, shoes of all sizes for all members Of the family, and much good used clothing.
 The sale will last through Aug. 6 and new items are being brought in every day, stated Mrs. Gilbert, district representative of the Can eer Fund drive.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
SS NENANA DUE HERE

The SS Nenana is due from the north some time this week and will fake on south5ound cargo in- elLtdiag over 5000 cases of. Colo yin salmon packed by the Boring Sea Fisheries.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
On Tour from Kansas

On four from Kansas are Dr and Mrs. c II GreiVe of Turon and Mrs. Aradt Petfoasky of Preston.
 They enjoyed coming =ap he in- side passage tHc =SkagWav= route, seeing Copper Center aad= other in- terestins parts =of t7e state and VII 5e flying back 10 Fairbanks. af f96f, < trying for LoeaaS Sen ate seat and will aot return 10 the House
 Rep. Frank cashel. chairman of the House Commerce =aad Labor Committee, and Rep Andrew Hope, chairman of the House Re- sources Committee, are primary election opponents =in the one=seat oitka district. One will not re- turn. Both could fail.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-01
Fred ed@Weinard.

keWalik Mining Co.,. Of Candle and one of the few families left in that famous mining town, also remembered for the SWeepstake Dog Races, was in town on busi- ness this week.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

Ballots for voting in the refer
endum on the lamb and wool pro-.
motion and marketing develop
ment program will be mailed be-
tween September 4 and Z to pro-
ducers in Montana, r. J. McKen-
ma, chairman of the Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
State committee, has announced.
The referendum win determine
whether or not deductions will
continue to be made from pay
ments earned by sheep producers
under the wool incentive program.
Funds collected are used by the
American Sheep Producers COun-
ell to carry out a program of adj
vertising, promotion and related
activities under an agreement
with the Secretary Of Agriculture.
According ito McKenna, such
an agreement has been in effect
since the 1855 marketing year, as
approved by producers voting in
1855 and 1859 referendums. II
approved in the September ref
erendum, the agreement will be
extended for 4 more years.
Producers having tWo-thirdS OF
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
The Sidney HERALD
Wednesday. Sept. 5, 1862
Montana Bible
Camp Meeting

The ennual business meeting OF
the Eastern Montana Bible Camp
Association convened a. the camp
grounds with "a members pres
ent. The most important business
conducted was the election of Of
ficers for the coming year. Re
suits of the election are as fol-
lows: President - Mr.. Henry D..
ThieSSen; vice-preSident - MIR.
Hans Vik; secretary - Mrs. Frank
Klempel; treasurer - Mr.. Henry
Nollmeyer; financial secretary =
Mr.. Dave GOOSen; and ~vice-Secre-
tary - Mrs. Alorecht.
Because the membership enroll
ment has been down, it was de-
cided that a membership commit
tee was needed. Mr.. c. r. Thies-
sen was appointed as chairman of
this committee with the right to
choose his own committee. Mr..
Hans Vik was appointed Publici-
ty Chairman.
September 10 and IA were APP
pointed work days at the camp
grounds. There is yet much work
to be done on the camp grounds,
such as clearing brush, painting
buildings, and finishing the show
er house and field drain.
Lunch was served after the
business meeting was adjourned.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

N hands, put they gun thru and
pointed from all living things,
lest thee return with guilt in
heart and friends hind leg in
basket.
9. Shoot not from thy car at
man or beast, lest thy fellow
read hunter mistake the barrels
for antlers and fill thine fine up
holStery with buckShot.
10. Verify / say unto you obey
these commandments and thou
shalt live out thy three score
and ten. If thou failest thou shalt
sleep in a coffin, or thy prison
cell whist mournerS go about ON
the street.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
Woo Referendum
BoIIots to be Sent

the volume of production repre-
scented 10y votes in the referendum
must approve if the agreement is
TO be extended. Consideration will
also be given to the number of
votes cast for and against the
agreement by individual produ-
GERS.
Deductions from wool and lamb
payments under the new agree
ment would not exceed ! cent per
pound for shOrn wool and 5 cents
per humdred-weight for unshorn
lambs. Deductions at these rates
have been made from payments
for each previous marketing year
since 1855.
Producers may vote in the ref
erendum during the period Sep
TENDER 10 through September 81,
The period of voting will last Tor
2 weeks in order to encourage
participation in the referendum
by as large a number of sheer
producers as possible.
Producers who r eligible Il
vote in the referendum are al
those who have owned sheep ol
lambs, 6 months of age or older
for amy one period of at least 81
days since january l, 1862. Eacf
producer will report the numbel
of sheep and lambs on his ballot
Chairman McKenna urges an,
producer who believes he is el.
igible to vote and who does no
receive a ballot by September II
to get in touch with his ASCS
county office. To be counted, tn.
ballots must be received by tn
County Asses office not later THAI
September 81.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
Ten Commandments are
Rewritten for Hunters

4. Unload they gun before N
tering car, that thy days be long
and thy funeral postponed.
3. Take not thy gun by muzzle
and draw towards thee. Verify
some foolish human may love Thee
and why ShOuldSt thou die?
6. Look not in barrel of gun be
it loaded or empty. An empty gun
may shoot out an inquiring eye
AID the undertaken grow rich
thereby.
z. Thou shall not carry thy
gun cooked. Thou art a mighty
hunter but the hides of thy COM
psnionS will not turn shot.
8. Climb not fences with gun
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

fer the Sunset homes housing
project in southwest Sidney, and
granted building permits for two
homes, several curos and cutters,
and for a loading dock to be con-
structed near the present Wheel
Inn, by Bob Bell who represents
Buckingham Transfer Co. here.
(This article reprinted due to
an error last week naming Bob
Hall) as representative, instead
of Bob (BelD.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
Aeans Of Taking;

Fislddresssd sr@se must have the beda and feet attached.
cnKa 6 nnsnIw RmnIDE. snar-1AnEp GROUSE Open season from anshalf hour be
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
CITY HALL BOND BIDS
TO BE OPENED SEPTEMBER {

The city council members franz
ed a resolution prescribing the
form of IT, bends to be issued
fer the new City Hall, at their
meeting Monday evening. Bids on
Inc bonds will be opened Sep
TENDER g..
Councilmen also discussed but
took no action, on water rates
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
Hunting's 10 Commandments

/. Thou shalt speak TO the far
mer IN gentle grace and implore
him to let thee hunt lest he boot
they north end from his domain
2. Point not they gun at any
living thing thou dost not in
tend to kill. For l say ito YOU. 10
there r fools and IDIOTS wander
ing about and verify ne who fails
this rule is the King Imbecile.
B. Shoot not thy gun toward
any farm or farmer. If thou shall
disobey this rule the farmer will
Jab thee in the pants with pitch
fork until thee rcarest for helm
and eat thy meals standing.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

Blue GROUSE. RED GROUSE & SPRUCE QRNunO GROUSE tom season from omhlfb hour before smhe to
oGnn hour alter sunset on days listed bd0sm the areas indicated as open
and Famhhs grouse uniting Including eC Cane Prv@M and closures CzTt-
HgG nlnn Game Preserved, Federal EllAe Rehga,E National Parks, an the
FahadI Indian Reservation.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

Partridge = Six 90 partridge
sharp-tail- Three Cd sharp-tailed grouse
Partridge = Twelve CID after the first day
sharP-taIl- Six 90 after the first day
These birds nay be taken With a
shotgun not larger than ten gauge, or long
bow and arrow
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

P-TAIIED GROUSE Open season from one half hour before sunrise TO one
half hour after sunset o. days listed below in the areas indicated as
open on the accompanying map. The remainder Of the state will be closed
% hunting Of these species, including State Cane Preserves and Clos
ures, Federal Ei1diife Refugees, and National Parks. For hunting priv
ileges OF Indian Reservations, inquire al the local Indian Agency.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05
Montana Hunting Areas


Eisld=Gessd srome must ave se head and feet ntaaa.
= opens eason fao ehaifh hour before sunrise to oehaf hour after su@t IN d~ 1m4
oeos IN areas indicated as open on. the accompanying map. The remainder of the stare
SAI be eiSd TO sage grouse hunting including State Game Preserves and closures,
st "uhe Efuses' and Mtional Parks. For hunting privileges on indian Res
erat1ns' iFfre at the local Indtan Aemy headquarters.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-05

Six 90 grouse per person, except no more
than four 60 Of a single species may be
included.
Twelve (i2) after the first day Of season.
No more than eight (e) of a single species
may be included.
Blue, Ruffed and Frankiinis grouse may be
taken With e shotgun not larger than a ten
gauge or long bow and arroS (rifle or ~handgun'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Bid Enemy's Suit
To Place Contract
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

Our week-long discussion OF
bidding the enemy's suit con-
tinues today with the experts
method of placing the contract
on the right side Of the table.
This is important in hands
where the contract can be made
only from one side of the table.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AKQ965
2K74
1A83
WEST EAST
AAJ73 A104
VAJ109S 063
o104 1866
AA6 @K98532
SOUTH
A82
0Q82
oKQJ72
&QJ10
West North East South
10 IL Pass 20
Pass 20 Pass INT
Pass 3NT All Pass
Openinr lead: Jack of hearts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

opening lead: JACK OF nearLs.
North bids two hearts. the
enemy's suit, to show heart
strength and to invite a game
at the same time. South is
expected to try for game In
no-trump with strength in the
unbid suit, particularly If he
has some help in hearts.
North would bid the game all
by himself with either black
ace as additional strength, an
North might bid two no-trump
with an additional king. The
actual North hand is good
enough to suggest game, but
no more.
South can well afford to &C
cept the suggestion since he
has a club stopper and ad-
ditional heart strength. If
South wanted to reject the sug-
gestion he would just rebid his
diamonds.
Double Stopper
With South playing the hand
there is a double stopper in
hearts. South let's the opening
lead ride around to the queen,
after which dummy's king will
serve to win a later trick.
South should lead spades i'm
mediately to develop the two
spade tricks needed for the
contract. West must play low,
and dummy's king wins. SorIh
gets back with the king of dia-
monds and leads another spade
Now West will defeat the
contract If he has the nerve
to play low, for he will event.
ually take two spades, one
heart and two clubs. If West
puts up the ace Of spades. how
ever, declarer will get two
spades. two hearts and five dia-
monds.S
1t is all very close. South
would have a far easier time
with a sixth diamond.
North cannot make the game
if he becomes declarer at three
no-trump. East would lead a
heart, and West would finesse
with the nine to drive out
North's king. Sooner or later
declarer would have to tackle
spades, whereupon West would
take the ace Of spades and
put East in with a club for
another heart lead. The de-
tenders would get four hearts,
a spade and two clubs.
Daily Question
As dealer, you hold:
AKQ965 0K74 0A83 %74
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. You
have IL points in high cards
and one point for distribution
You can afford to open with
a 13-point hand when you have
a good rebiddable major suit
Copyright. 1852. Gen. Features Corp
Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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All can be seen Monday, April 10
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
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Evening star., 1962-04-14
CONN. AVE. NV.

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lge. vslk-in closets, balcony.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

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Evening star., 1962-03-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Base Your Play on Normal Causes
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

After ruffing the second
round Of clubs. South should
lead a low heart from his hand.
II West has the ace of hearts
there is no advantage in giving
him anything but a low heart
to capture.
West plays the nine, and
dummy's 10 forces out East's
jack. South ruffs the club re-
turn and leads another low
heart. This time West must
play the ace willy-nilly.
Now South can win the re-
turn, draw trumps, and lead
hearts from dummy for a H.
nesse through East. South can
discard the losing diamond
from dummy on a heart. max
ing his ambitious game con-
tract.
It's easy II South makes nor
NAL assumptions.
Daily Question
As dealer, you hold:
80 ?A9 ooJs7 +QJi094S
What do you sayp
Answer: Pass. II you add your
points up diligently enough you
may think you're close TO an
opening bid, but don't kid your
self. You need more than one
quick trick for a sound OPEN
inR bid.
Cc~--risht, Iaa9. zen Features Corp. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
Opening lead: Queen OF clubs

Opening lead: Queen OF clubs.
South ruffed the second club,
led a truAp 10 the dummy. and
returned a heart. East played
low, and South put up the king
This cost him three heart tricks
and the contract.
North was not amused,
Didn't you hear that vulner-
able oyercall2" he asked.
i've seen him bid before"
South retorted. He bids on
garbage"
North pointed out that East
had already shown up with the
ace OF clubs. How could East
keep silent II he also held the
ace OF hearts7
Lead Low
Some day, II he lives long
enough, South will be right.
West will make a vulnerable
oyercall on a worthless hand,
and East will fail 10 raise with
two aces. Until that day dawns
South will be better off making
the normal assumption that an
,vercall shows strength and
that q pass shows weakness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
(Answer to Yesterday's PuzzIel

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17
WORD GAME
Find 10 or more words in
LODI GING

meaning dwelling. abode. -
average mark. Is words; time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules OF the same: 1 Words must
be Of four or more letters, ., Words
tion Of Is" such a. "batf +" "eats.''
are not used, 2. ONLY one form OF a
word IA used. .. Proper names are not
used.
Answer 10 LINGUISTIC
lleit. list Inns. lint, linGulst lungs,
lust lutins, .lcina, insult, nlsi, gist,
Kltt slut, clint, glutin, guilt, gust,
until unit, unlit. using. seut, silt, 1ian,
Aine, Aiell, slit tllne, sic. SLUT 6lut.
snug, stun. sting, suint, tuiting, suing,
sunlit. tins, tilinE, tuniot. eist. oltlns.
cling. eutin, cult