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Evening star., 1940-12-08

1ChO JITSL QdDQnce0 LRe LHeOTI
of MOSQUITO Transmission in
yello,U teUer.
who had died of verruga fever, one
OF the complex.
Nothing happened. For 27 days
the, medical student waited, conf
dent that he was doomed, saying
nothing to anybody. On the 9th
day appeared the first skin erup-
tions which meant that the fatal
incubation had begun its work.
Then he started his diary, record
ing effectively and in the minutest
detail every symptom and incident
in the progress of the disease which
he knew would kill him. That diary
is among the classics of medicine.
In it Carrion recorded, one after
another, all the features reported
for the whole complex of maladies.
He died, but in doing so proved
that the Andean valleys were aff1ict-
ed with a common disease due to a
single cause. He was immortalized
by having the disease named after
him. For almost century Car
rions immortality remained local.
Other parts of the world were not
troubled with verruga and folks
stayed away from the areas they
knew to be infested with its germs.
Within the past decade it has
started to SOread. Outbreaks have
been reported in Ecuador and Co.
lumbia. It is close to the Canal
Zone. American doctors in Peru
are working strenuously to find a
means of combating it. Cartons
disease may become one of the most
important Of all tropical maladies.
Cartons companion In fame Is
Evening star., 1940-08-15

cause q certain milk company in
the city is supplying this milk.
May I say for his information that
bids were given out for this milk
and the company that is supplying 1t
is the successful bidder. 1t Is en-
tirely legitimate transaction and
he cannot point a finger of scorn
at any one.
The Quantity.
"He weeps about the quantity
that an individual may receive.
For your information may 1 say
that that quantity has been arrived
at by the dairy section of the
three AS based on experience of
few years and has been limited
to these amounts because too many
Of the people on relief that got
this milk would resell it. We had
that experience in my home market
in Pennsylvania. When We gave
the reliefers milk they sold it for
money to buy gasoline and in
some cases for money to buy beer.
And while these quantities of milk
may not seem large they are suf-
flcient and in most cases more than
the same individuals would use
if they had to purchase the milk
on the market.
This milk is made possible be-
cause the farmers who produce it
are willing to take cents per quart
instead of 7h as they get for their
basic quantity. The Surplus Com
modities Corp. is paying the 27-10
cents per quart to the dealer for
Evening star., 1940-08-15

Woven modroses in SNORT clus-
ter stripes. For home, club
locker, beach wear and troveI-
ing. Large shawl collar, three
pockets and matching sosh.
Wine, blue, ton or brown, in
smoll, medium and large sizes.
(The Hecht Co. MANS Store,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Procopes 10 Give Reception
For Parliament Woman

Miss Kyllikki Pohjala, member of
the Finnish Parliament, will be guest
of honor at an informal reception to
be given by Finnish Minister and
Mrs. Hjalmar Procope at the Fin
nish Legation this afternoon from S
to 7:30 O'Clock.
The reception will follow crowd
ed day of visits to the State Depart
ment, Red Cross and Walsh-McLean
mansion at 2020 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. Soon after her arrival
today, Miss Pohjala, accompanied
by Mr.. Procope, called at the State
Department.
At Red Cross headquarters she
was expected to convey to Chair
man Norman H. Davis the thanks
of Finland for the war relief work
Evening star., 1940-08-15

handling the milk. am wondering
why the gentleman from Indiana is
so much interested in selling the
cream of the Sunshine Creamery
Co. in the District of Columbia when
1t is farm separated product made
in many cases without any restric-
tions or sanitary regulations what
ever. I am wondering what he has
done in Indiana to get cheap milk
for the poor people? I am wonder
ing If the milk given away in WASH
ington, D. c., at cents a quart
came from Indiana wouldn't he be
perfectly at ease.
"I have a few other questions in
mind that I would like to be
Strengthened out on and finally
guess I will have to go for my in
formation to the crystal gazers here
in the District of Columbia"
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Mems Hats

Orig. 81 to $50 Sheldon Stiff
and Soft Straw Hat----1.00
(Hat and Luggage Shops.
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15

done there. At the Walsh Mclean
mansion she will visit the organiza-
tions quartered there, the Finnish
Relief Fund, Inc. the American
Evening star., 1940-08-15

League for Finnish War Orphans,
and the Red Cross bandage station.
Miss Pohjala will leave Washing
ton tonight.
Evening star., 1940-08-15

There were more than 5000 car
donated drink bottling plants in the
United States last year.
Evening star., 1940-08-15
so Prs. Mems Orig.
$4.45 Dress and
Sport Shoes

tar tan-and-rhites j. tiss $S.SS
and tans. A good range Of sizes
in the group.
20 Prs. Mems Orig. S. Wedgie
Crepe Sole Oxfords. Whites or
tans in broken sizes S2.99
50 Prs. Mems Orig. 2.95 Leather
House Slippers. Leather soles
and rubber heels. Broken
oAZSo
(The Hecht Co. MANS Store.
Main Foor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Mems Luggage

20 orig. SOS Leather Upper
Bags. 18 and 20 inch sizes in
black, tan or brown
100 Mems orig. 2.95 Topgrain
Cowhide Dressing Cases--1.59
Evening star., 1940-08-15
s2.95 Wash
S l. A e. k S
Preshrunk, fine &1 %
cotton fabrics

Some with self belts and slide
fastener closures. Tan, natural,
brown, green and blue. Sizes
80 to 3S in the lot.
50 Mems Orig. S3.95 to $5.95
Swim Suits. Two-piece suits with
Upper top. Trunks may be worn
separately. Two-tone color COM
binations. For men who weigh
between 100 and 125 pounds.
Size 36 only nly--------5sc
(The Hecht Co.. Mems Sport Shop.
Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
I26 MEMS originally
Sl.OO Famous
Make Sport Belts

Genuine feathers and braids.
Tan-and-whites and black-and-
whites. Waist sizes "a
80 to 40 oVC
Is Mems orig. S1.00 Tie and
Hdkf. Sets. Matched sets in fine
rayon fabrics. Polka dots in
navy, wine or brown 39c
Is Mems orig. S1.50 Silk Foul
ard Ascot Sport Ties. For wear
with your sport coat or sport
shirt. Neat patterns 49c
rs Mems orig. s1.35 and S1.65
Town and Country y Sleeve
Shirts. Broadcloths and oxfords.
For Office wear with tie; for
sports wear with collar open.
Sizes IA. 141a and 15---69c
6s Mems orig. $2.95 and s3.s5
Washable Robes. Broadcloths,
piques, crashes and seersuckers.
Small, medium and large sizes,
1.59
(The Hecht Co.. MANS store-
Main l10O~.-
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE ES-
TADOS UNIDOS Els Ell E.
NEMIGO DE LA E
LATINA

Panama, julio liza propa-
ganda nazi Greco en- toda la A.
m6rica Latina y su caracter es
de violenta oposici6n a Estados
Unidos. "El principal enemigo
de la America Latina, dicen los
nazis, es ell Coloso del Norte.'
Con tono dgubre Sc habla del
"Imperialismo Yanqui" y Sc a.
firma que no es otra cosa que
la violaci6n de los derechos lie
las naciones pequenas. Todo 10
que sea americana, en- ell criterio
de los nazis, fascistas y falangis
ats, debe mirarse con sospecha
| como que encierra un peligro.
Ell peri6dico "E Universe"
de Guayaquil, ACADIA de publican
un articulo con ell titulo ia A
yuda Norte-A y la So
berania Nacional' Primero Sc
llama la atenci6n a la prenSa de
la America Latina sobre la ac-
titud de los Estados Unidos en-
cuanto a la guerra de Europa y
Sc dice qpeel conflicto probable
mente Sc extenderA, acorriendo
entonces peligro la hegemonia y
la libertad de nuestro pueblo"
Cree lei Universe que debe
recordarse la conducta de la Ar
gentina y Ell Brasil en- la confe-
rencia de Lima. "No debemos
Quedar a la MERGED del pOdero-
So
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

siro verdadera para <, de qpicn
es Ell iEstrumento.
-1GC
Use critica Ia h~erram.enta sin
SAFE que egta sirviendo a Tn
hom5re al que le falta un dedo
g que ems seis.
N nay proposition, no hay
description, nj razonamiento en-
los cuales las p2labras tempo V
espacio no puedan ser ventajosa
mente reemplazadas por otros
terminus cada vez mas particu-
lares.
Tismpo, espacio, Infinite, son
palabras inc6modas. Toda pro-
.posici6n, al preci arse, las aban
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
ES UN DEL TO PRODUCER
ARTICULOS DE MALA CA
LIDAD

Mosc1, julio 17.-Un decreto
del gobierno declara que es un
delito producer artculos de ma
la calidad. Los ingenieros y di-
rectores de fabricas seran los
responsables.
Ell standard fijado debera
guar a todos los productores y
los culpables seran castigados
con penas de cinco a Ocho amos
de preside. "Fabricar produc :
tor de mala calidad ocasiona e.
normes perjuicios a la economic
nacional," dicen los diariOs II
vestia Y Pravda.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
CANDIDATE A LA VTIEPRE
SIDENCIA

Chicago, julio 17.-Son hoy
mencionados con qrand;s prooa
bilidades de victoria, en- cuanto
a la vicpresilencia de la Repd-
blica, los lideres democraticos
Representative Rayburn, de Te-
xas; Luis Johnson, sscretario
a. la Guerra secretario de A
gricultura Wallace, Paul Nc
Mutt y otros.
La convention verified varias
demostracioneS en- ell dia de hoy
y escuch6 la palabra de uno de
los lfderes de la juventud demo
cratica, Homer Mat Adams, pre-
sidente del Os clubs democratic
cos del pals.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
Sc LIE HA ENCARGADO A
KONOYE LA TAREA DE
FORMAR GOBIERNO

Toto, julio 17-El emperador
lie encarg6 hoy al principe Fumi
naro onOye la tarea de formar
un nuevo gobierno.
Sabese que ell principe es de
ideas totalitaristas Y desea en-
la nacion solo un partido politi-
co.
Al ser enterado de que Ell Sc.
cretario americana Hull Sc opo-
ne al cierre del canine de Bur.
ma, un funcionario japones dijo
que esa era question entire In.
glaterra y ell Jap6n y en- la que
no tenfa porque mezclarse Es-
tados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

rio. Cubano, afiFma que. el-ejer-
cite impidi6 que ell pueblo vota-
"a, en- los pueblos de la isla, q
favor del DR.. Ramon Grau San
Martin. Martinez Marquee tiene
preparada una voluminosa do :
cumentaci6n para probarlo ash.
FL coronel Aurelio Alvrez, u
tro de los lideres del Partido Re
volucionario Cubano, pidi6 que
Sc suspendieran las elecciones
en- Camaguey, a causa de las
bravas, pero no Sc lie atendi6.
Los soldados de Batista i'm
pidieron que ell pueblo ejerciera
el sufragio en- gran n1mero de
poblaciones.
"Las autoridades militares, di
10 aver ell DR.. Grau, antes de la
publication del manifesto al
pals, aterrizaron al pueblo y en-
innumerables casos impidieron
que los oposicionistas votaran.
En- TODD ell pals RENO ell terror y
la intransigencia. A la oposici6n
no Sc lie permiti6 votar en- las
provincias de Pinar del Rio, Ma
tanzas y Camagiey.
Las comunicaciones con Orien
te Sc cortaron de exprofeso y pa
ra que no Sc pudiera protestar.
Aguardaremos los a~contecimien
tos."
En- la Habana, por tenor a
los pistoleros, miles de ciudada-
nos no pudieron votar.
Los jefes de la oposici6n pa
recen tener c~onfianza, sin en-
barge, en- ell Tribunal Superior
Electoral y Ell Tribunal Supre-
mo.
No es cierto queel DR.. Grau
San Martin Sc proponga embar-
car para MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

A colo cough seriously endapgers
you, ,epF family, ard your Business
a-soc ties. illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Montao-'lulsion, the gIaran-
teed medicine, today, Ii Mentho-
Mulsiop fails to stop your coughih
immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
ny medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money b: K.
Mentho-MUlsion is more than an
ordinary medicine. 1t contains vita
mias A ami a 10 build youi c3lL
resistance, and seven soothing,
hrpling ols srd v~n~1enis i7elgd-
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
1sn't Spread YOar Cold Cough
=. Get kenthO- MuIsi3p

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syr.a gives Mea.ho-
Mulsici. ? taste the whole family
viii. like II clirgs 10 the mem-
byEncs SO its soothing. healing in
gradients ac' faster. better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
"Attendanct at church Is neceS,
sary for human welfare. bat don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea lIantho- Mulslon is
50 inexpensive end easy to obtain
Msntho-M ulaion Is endorsed by
your nci@hbors Qad 'uaranteed by
le~ding dr'gpis'7 r'c ere. adv.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
U LA SRA. NICOSIA

New York, julio 17.-Menos
de "a horas despues de haber ST.
DO sepultados sus pequenos hi
Jos, a los cual3s mat6 por asfi-
xia, falleci6 la Sra. Tulsa Nico-
STA, de 4S amos, que habia intea-
tado suicidarse. La Sra. Nicosia
murio en- Ell hospital dondee ha-
bia sido rcluida, a las 2:45 de la
manana.
La nota que dej6 escrita EN-
italiano, traduida dice: Prefiero
la muerte a permitir que mis- hi
pos Sufran."
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
LOS FASCISTAS LLAMAN.
MARTYR A L I

Madrid, julio 17.-Los peri6-
dicos han publicado largos artf-
culos sobre Calvo Sotelo, ell di-
funto lider monarquico, y lie Tla-
man ell martir de la causa nacio
nalista. Les republicanos lie a.
%cusaron, en- 1886, de promover
los des6rdenes que culminaron
en- Ia guerra civil.
Uno de los peri6dicos escribe
Su sangre di5 fego al coraja de
los espaholes y puso en- movi-
miento la obra que culminara
en- la regeneration de la patr;a.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
DEFuNc1oNEs

Esta sehalado para hoy Ell en-
tierro de Rosain Aguirre, de AZ
amos, vecino de la casa numero
2342 de la Gale de Main, en- w.
Tampa. LIE sobreviven su viuda,
dos hijos, una hija y otros fami-
liares. Uno de sus hermanos, 10
Sc Aguirre, reside en- Miami.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

crisis. ESQ IS 10 que Sc las asig-
na a los poetas.
Fl inspirado puede ignorar
tanbiar gu epoca. ell gusto de su
tempo, las obras de sus prede-
cesores y de sus emulos, a me-
nos de hacer de Ia inspiration
una facultad tan sutil, tan jus
ia, ssgaz informada Y calculado
ra, que uno no sabrfa por que
no llamarla inteligencia y COMO
cimiento.
I'm escritor clasico es I'm es-
cr'tor que disimula o reabsorbe
sus a~sociaciones de ideas.
Ccnsejo para e. escritor: En-
tre dos palabras, elegir la me-
nor. (Pero que Ell fil6sofo olga
tambien este pequeno consejo.) F.
GOD
Estilc "adornado". Alderman
IN estilo. Solo sabe verdadera
mente alderman I'm estilo auuel ca
paz de un estilo desnudo v neto.
0O0
Imitarse a ST mismo. Es essen
cial para el artista saber imitar-
Sc a 81 mismo. Es ell dnico medic
de hacer una obra-que es ne
7esariamsnte una empresa con-
ira la movilidad, Ia inconstancia
del espritu, de las fuerzas v del
humor.
Ell artista toma por modelo su
estado mejor. Lo que el ha he
cho de mejor Ia su juicio) lie
sirve de unidad de MEDIA.
Un critico no debe ser un lee {
tor. sino ell testigo de un lector. {
quien 10 mira leer y conmover-
Sc. La operation critica capital }
es la determination del lector. S
La critica tiende demasiado ha- I
ella ell autor. Su utilidad, su fun I
zion positiva podria expresarse !
advertencias de la for 4
ma siguiente; Yo aconseio. a
las personals de tai constitution i
y de tai humer, leer csc libro. Ii
Hay que mirar a los libros Dor
'obre la espalda del autor.
DQQ
No hay teoria verdadera en-
arte, porgue uno sc aburre de
TODD y termina por interesarse
en- TODD.
En- arte, las teorfas no valen
gran cosa..... Aunque este es fal
so: La verdad es que no tienen
universal. Son teorias pa
ra alguien, titles a alguien. He
chas a el, y para el Y por 81. A
a critica, que las destruye con
iacilicad, lie falta ell conocimien-
to de las necesidades e inclina-
clones del indfviduo, y a la teo-
misma lie falta declarar que
Ella no es verdadera en- general.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
LA
PAN-AMERICANA
-
Cordeu Hall Hegard Ell sdbado

COTdeu Hutt uegdTu Ell SGbGdO
Habana, julio lila confe-
rencia de los ministries Y secre-
tarios de Estados de las nacio-
mes ~Pan-Americanas, comenza-
ra aqui ell domingo, en- ell Capt.
tolio. Gran n1mero de invitacio-
mes Sc han extendido va.
Ell sabado llegara ell secrets
rio de Estado americana Mr..
Cordell Hull, y Sc lie hara un ca
rihoso recibimiento.
Dicese que ell gobierno de los
Estados Unidos va a gastar 0.
tros SIS, O0O,0 900 en- la Caimane-
ra. En- esas obras trabajaran
centenares de cubanos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Uno que Sc maFebs saerifica una
casa que vale $4,000, en- Nebraska
por$4,000. Mil pesos al contado Y 81
resto a plazos. Cuatro habitaciones
dc dormir, sala de sol, cocina, eoche.
ra, deeesQdo, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Cinco casas en- Ybor, de esquina, /
de 2 pisos, Cuatro de I'm piso. TOdas
en- buenas GeDdiciones, con aceras.
Alquiler De $s5 per pes. Preeio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
UN CONSUL FASCISTA RE.
TIA A UN P~ERIODISTA

Panama, julio 17.-El consul
italiano fascista en- Guayaquil,
Ecuador, Anselmo Anselos, ha
retado a duelo al periodista Jo-
Sc Joaquin Pine de Icaza, segdn
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y una casa de vivienda con 8 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $2,750. Una ter
cera al contado Y Ell resto a plazos
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Casa pequeha, dos cuartos de DOR
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus DR..
$500, $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quileE de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta l,2O0. $3.50 al contado y Ell res
10 c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Casa Do dos pisos en- Taliaferro 8
cuartos, sala, coejna, baho, arboles
frutales. 75xl25 $500. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
o. diario eel TELEGRAPH de

d diario FL Telegrato,' De
Guayaquil.
Sc sinti6 ofendido q c6nsul
por palabras antitotalitarias
que ell periodista pronunci6 por
la Radio.
Icaza escogi6 como sus padri-
nos a Carlos Escudero Bolona y
DR.. Gabriel Pine Bolona.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Cerca del parque Robes, dos easas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos coda
una Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2.250.
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
IlEAS SOBRE LITERATURE


~NO6 Wal -LN1s
Literature: I'm Hbro no es
despues de TODD, sino un extrac
to del mcr6logo de su autor. E.
bcmbre. . = alma, Sc hablan e
autor elige.
I'm poema no esta jamas ter.
minado-es siempre I'm acciden-
tie 10 que 10 termina, es decir.
que 10 da al pdblico. Son Ell can
sancio, ell pedido del editor, Ia
~incitaci6n de I'm otro poema. Pc
70 nunca ell estado mismo de Ia
obra Isl ell autor no es I'm torpe)
prueba que no podrfa ser CONT
nuada, cambiada, considerable 70
mo una primera aproximaci6n o
partida para una nueva investi-
gaci6n.
Concibo, en- cuanto a mi, que
Ell mismo asunto y asi las mis- :
mas palabras podrian retomar-
Sc indefinidamente y ocupar to-
da una vida.
Perfection" es trabaio.
OOQ
E%scritores: Aquellos para ouie-
mes una Erase no es un acto in
consciente, como alimentarse V
degluir para un hombre apura-
do que no Sc da cuenta de 10 cue
come.
La pUesfa es la tentativa de
representa- o de restab!ecer. con
los medios del lenguaje articula
DO, esas cosas o ESQ que los gri-
tos, las lagrimas, las c~aricias.
los besos, los suspiros, ETC., ira
tan oscuramente de expresar, v
que "parecen querer expresar
los objetos," en- 10 que ellos tie
men de a~pariencia de vida o lie
prop6sito supuesto.
ESQ no es definible de otro
modo. Es del orden de la ener-
gfa que sc gasta en- responder a
10 que existe.
Els prosa aquello que puede
expresarse mediante otro escri.
to.
La vieja ret6rica considerable
como ornamentos v ARTICLES
esas figuras y esas relaciones a.
los refinamientos sucesivos lie
la poesia han hecho, al fin, reco-
nocer como 10 esencial de su OBJ
jeto, y a los que ell progreso del
analisis descubrira IN dfa como
efecto de propiedades profun
das, 0 de 10 cue Sc podria lla-
mar sensibilidad formal.
Els poeta aquel a quien da
ideas la dificultad inherente a
su arte-y no 10 es aquel a quien
Sc las quita.
La poesia tiene por obligation
hacr del lenguaje de I'm pals al
gunas aplicaciones ~perfectas.
FL peema-esa iHdecisidn con
tinua entire sonido y sentido.
TODD poeta valdra, finalmen-
te, 10 que haya Waldo como crfr
tico-de ST mismo.
DDD
Ell gusto Sc forma con mil re-
pugnancias.
QgQ
Inspiration: Suponiendo que
la inspiraci6n sea 10 que Sc cree,
Y que es absurdo, que TODD un
poema sea dictado a su autor por
un espiritu-seria possible que al
i~nspirado, pudiera escri-
bir en- otra lengua, ignorando-
la, tan bien como en- la suya. A.
81, los poseidos de antes, por
mas legos cue fuesen, hablaban
an hpbraO n priauo duranta s,,s
La gaceta., 1940-07-17
Ell EJERCITO IMPIDIO Sc
VOTARA L~EGALMENTE
AtTucos electoraIes en- faVor
de Bdtistd

Habana, julio 17-El DR.. Gui
llermo Martinez Marquee, secre
tario del Partido Revoluciona :
La gaceta., 1940-07-17

Tenemos para la vents gincas, Bo-
degas, Gasolineras y 10 cue ssted
husra. 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-02-01
LOCAL TEAM
DOWNS FOES
Hardin Has Defeated
Every Conference Op-
ponent In District Five

Hardin high school basketball
team stands at the top of the
conference ladder this week af-
ter winning from the strong
Forsyth five Friday night and
from Hysham Saturday night.
Forsyth, one of the strongest
teams in the district put up a
hard battle but faded in the
dying minutes of the game to
lose 80 to 10 as Kerrick, Three
Irons, Big Man, Louk and Real
bird peppered the hoop with
counters.
The two teams played closely
until the fourth quarter when
Hardin took a lead that was
never overcome. The score at
the first quarter stood 2 to 3
in Forsyth's favor and at the
half 6 to TOR Forsyth.
In a preliminary game Coach
Faris' charges swamped the
Busby Indians.
Saturday night Hardin de-
feated Hysham 20 to 16 at Hy-
sham and again the B squad
was victorious in the prelimin-
airy.
The next home game will be
Saturday, February 3, against
Worden and the last home game
of the season February 16
against Hysham.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-02-01
Begin Mdnufdctur
Of Ditcher Here

Roy Byrnes and Wayne Beary,
conducting a blacksmith and
machine shop under the firm
name of Byrnes and Beary, Inc,
have entered the manufacture
ing stage of a growing business.
For several years Mr.. Byrnes
has been constructing and test
ing ditchers, and has developed
one which has no equal, &C
cording to farmers who have
put the machine through extern
Sive tests.
Byrnes and Beary have been
making preparations to turn
these ditcherS out on a large
scale and are entering adver-
Using in a number of farm
magazines of nationwide cir
culation.
To expedite the manufacture
of these ditchers, they have de-
vised a machine which quick
ly shapes the blades Of a spec
ial plow steel.
Users claim that the Byrnes
ditcher, pulled by q tractor,
will not collapse under heavy
strain in clearing bitches Of
sod growth, and that it will
make a new ditch in one op-
Grafton. -~. E.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-02-01
Egg School Here
This Weekend

Two egg grading schools SIM
liar to those conducted last year
will be held in Big Horn coun-
ty Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, for the purpose of train
ing poultry growers and mer-
chants in egg grading and
marking in order to comply with
the state law.
These schools will be held as
follows: Lodge Grass-Airdome,
Thursday, February l., 1000 a.
M, 100 pm. and 7:30 pm.
Hardin - Community room of
the court house, Friday, Febru-
airy 2, 1000 am, 1870 pm. and
1880 pm; Saturday, February
3, 1000 am. and 1870 pm.
The meetings will be under
the direction of j. M. Moudry
and H. T. Murray, representa-
tives of the state Department Of
Agriculture at Helena. All poul-
try producers and dealers in
eggs are invited to attend.
During the day, special atten-
ton will be given to training
those who wish to secure egg
grading licenses or who want to
become familiar with the pro-
visions of the law. The eve
ming sessions are held especial
ly for the public-consumers
and producers interested in the
production Of high quality eggs