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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
STUDIOS Advertising displays.
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph eiit
AIR CONDITIONING. HOME HEATING
COMPANY 49, Gasconste
furnace on basement ceilings. Elizabeth
Third. Cadillac l0li
AUTO COLLISION SERVICE
RITE WAY Collision Service. 1o52o East
Jefferson Expert Workmanship. Town
send S.5322
BARRELS. BhGS-CoMPIETE STOCK
PERRY BARREL Rag Company, Ill Mad
soo. Highest Prices PAD, Cadillac
top2
BEAUTY SHOPS
PERRY sHoPPES tHsrret Perry Re,
ducing cabinets. 1920 Yves, Warren. Tyler
5-3l5l.
BARBER suPPLILs-COMrLETE LINE
RAzoRs. shears clippers. messages. nip.
pers. strops. lsther brushes. Voners. 3ll
Grstiot.
BookS-OID AND NEW
MICHIGAN BOOK Exchange subjects
AL Woodward Cadillac iies. open eve
n,nss
BOWLING
MT ELLIOTT RECREATION Bowling.
Cocktail bar Jimmy Tropes. proprietor.
1880 Mt. Elliott ODaVsonl.
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
ALTERATIONS. modernzstion. repairing
an kinds reasonable. Tree estimate.
Telephone Ho1ar,h 1893.
BUILDING AND M0DERNILING
COMPLETE MopERNIzING SERVICE
Gillespie Back il77s Cloverdsle no ,ei2o
FIX your home Vel pay carpenter. Pay
as YOU rsn. Restrick Lumber no 2i2l
CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS
\ r. BENSON compan, Csrpentsrine
repairing, alterations. guaranteed prompt
service univcrsitS i-s762.
CARPET CLEANING
RALsroN Rug Clesner,-Your home.
apartments, hotels. 6sOs ChatlevcrA.
olive s27i
RUG CLEANING your home Guar
snteed D. ). Carpet Cleaners Arlington
1855
READ Times Want ADS for pront-use
them for results
CARPET LAlI>G. REPAIRING
HARMON tlkNlIl ht-J AhFhI, co.
SO36 HARPER AVE PLAZA 9140
CATIRING
CATERING Best service weddings spe.
ciatyi dinners. lunches. bsugucts EQUIP
ment. decorations tree. Tyler 6-3Iis.
CEMENT CONTRACTORS
CEMENT FLOORS. dfNcWsys and cty
sidewalks Workman 3 mp guaranteed
bCp0ed LEuoN s25S
pNDERS. DIRT HAULING
CINDERs yards S6cj black dirt haul.
INK grains Arlington 1888 Anytime
CiLANER~-CII WIDI DLIINIRII>
COtLEGE TAiLOEs cleaner ls1a
TVcrtt .Of,h expert work msnsH.p. lach.
upF icnrrrrs TYLER '-i2lt.
EF4IANCE CLEANERS Two md. move
fain gtrmcr's 69c csc0 T"an.rud
s-a.7t
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Deatb Rotires

sCHNIDT--september 4. Elizabeth. for
merly OF 5Os9 Seminole. beloved wife of
the late John NJ. sister OF John Oderfer,
foster mother OF Mrs. EdW. schultz. Mrs.
Chas. Engel and Robert Deierlein. Funeral
from A. ID. Biehler son Funeral Home.
2l09 Montclair AT kercheval, Saturday At
2 ~ m. and 2:30, ST. Thomas Lutheran
Chufoh7--
'THONSARaymond. September 4. darling
son OF Robert and Elizabeth Thoms
dear brother OF Robert Jr Funeral from
residence, i9i47 Leisure Ave, saturday,
10 a. m.
wALDRON-sep 3. 1871. az residence,
1901 Seminole Ave. william Augustus,
husband OF Lydia King Waldron. father of
DIR. Charles ". Waldron and the late Mrs.
Gale w. Colburn. Funeral services and
interment In Albany. N. Y.
WHEELER September 2 James r., age
65. beloved husband of Grace, dear
father OF Mrs. Daley Door and Charles
Miller. Funeral services from chapel OF
the n. W. Ford Funeral Home, All East
state Fair ave, Saturday 10 a. m. In
terment Toledo. Ohio
WOIZEsC HIKE September 3. Ida NJ. OF
- 1901 Ashland. beloved wife OF Gottfried.
dear mother OF Richard and Howard. sister
~ Mrs. Augusta Rick, Mrs. William Rick
Mrs. Max Press and Adolph Fail Remains
at A. IA. Peters Funeral Home, l2057
Gratiot avenue until Saturday. 10 A. m,
In state at Messiah Lutheran Church,
Lakewood and Kercheval. from u noon
until time Of service Saturday, 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05

SHAFER Leasing ServIce-si7 Howard
81 Cherry 'sli for prompt delivery,
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al AMERICAN Paper removing paper
hanging painting. floor sanding, rehn-
Ishlus. iNlci h-SJ~G
Al DECORATING, papcrhangng ssnitas,
palutnk. vall-vashlns paper lcmQyins
Townsend 1-iOt3
Al BRAKES Wallpaper Removal
Censed machines. guaranteed. reasonsb Bile.
prompt Tyler l-2O62
BETTER PAINTING. decorating work
msnsnip, materials guaranteed lfee esti-
m0cs, CorlCy Plaza 1902
EXPERIENCED PApER a \ T. r..
equipped for butt work. Painting. Esti-
mates. Reasonable. tItZrOy olyj.
INSIDE. OUTSIDE decorating paperhang-
tng. First-Class Workmanship. Reason
able "Estlmstcs Townsend I-s04S.
decorating excellent
workmanship. reasonable. free estimates
references " University l-gblS.
LEITHAUsER- For better painting. paper
hanging Complete service reasonable
" REFERENCES " LenoN Jl6S
NEW METHOD DECORATING COMPANY
--ENpert wallpapering. PARTING. rea-
sonsbic estimates Lafayette 1911
WILL DECORATE sidewalks ceiling paper
included. complete room. $40. HO-
garth sjj6.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
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A FEATURE - PROFESSOR RAJAH.
ELiNOR. BENITA LOLA. JESSIE en-
teFtainers. Rainbow Tear0om. lio John y.
AMAZING u. N" As,roloEst Whom
you've heard over radio consultation.
your home 9r mine Appointments 1875
Guchrist Vermont i-ff82
A LIQUOR habit stopped a. home secretly.
Arnold 2t6l Nat Bank Bldg RA I2si.
ADA LORD Astroloest Celebrated con-
ose Equrate4 80 Loth'or App7n''
mcuts ,iadlsou 1873.
ASTROLOGEEs Yea nrmrfy Faa
Tan TcaT1om Aho Rose ADA IN.
tettaininE with Luuchepns. Wishing Wen
Tesro0m. 1905 Broadway. ~ John q
'ASTBOLoGER Outstanding Auns Rethl.
thoroughly experienced Consultation.
daiy BIOS Hamilton ,upstsirsi
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBA CARTER Con-
SITUATIONS daily. very reasonable "a
Helen tnesr Jefierson'
.AsTRoLcGER - IS years sSpsrisncsi
WORLDS FAIR. radio 30 Petsrboro.
Cherry ss44
AsTROLOGER - Evangelne Berry ilf0
Bibbard, near East Jefferson. LEnoE
1861 500
PSYCHOLOGIST CrysiaI Label Appoint.
nents daily. sunday 1919 136 Van DYKE.
Fitzroy 67s3
AsTRoLoGER c. Lowell well known
Detroiier. popular IN Florida Lsfayeti.
0321
BiO-MiNERAL Reliable ionic Tor Run
Down Condition Your Drigsist Lafa-
yette 24fo.
GALL KLEIN ends liver Enn bladder,
stomach gas. gladstone attacks, prevents
operations 1910 Burlingams Townsend
7-lTiO.
DEBT relief, See Great Adjustment Co,
$50 Barlum Tower. Detroit Oh. s3f7
HAIR Removed Permanently Electrolyss.
81 Hour AntOinette Aust 2j6J Lake.
wood Ieno1 1882
HYDRO ELECTRIC THERAPy
For circulat0ry stimulation and nervous
disorders Calwood Health salon io337
Woodward Town1end I.S567
] WILL not be Responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife Mae Piechovlak,
after this date FLOYD Plecho0iak 595S
Flnw0od
MN WOMEN WANT VIM stimuian,s
IN OstrcN Tonic Tablets pep ap bodies
phorous Special Introductory csc size today
only 29c For sale a. all drug stores eyerv-
wherein Detroit all Cunnlnghams Kin
sells. Sans and Walgreen Drug stores.
MRS RAYE- Astrologist featured ~ state
FAIR je37 Mitchell PLAZA 2j03
NOT REsPON sfBLE- Dehts contracted nv
Anna y Hasper signed Joseph j.
Hasper
not RESPONSIBLE FOR any dehts unless
accompanied by my signature EDWARD
RILEY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DELIVERY

CAPELLO'S Market Groceries. quality|
meats fruits vegetables. 1915 Green
lawn University 2-5ii6-
GABRIEL MARKET-Groceries. qusltJ
meats. beers. wines. 1900 Kercheval.
|. k1ns- LIZ
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pII-Es ANn cHRnNIc nIsEAsEs

35s Lsfsy.its BIds 80 ~ ca. i725.s.si3s
Entrance al iig Miohiaan
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insurance now available f0r entire family
al low rates including surgeons bills
Covers operations and sickness and sc-
cidPut from any cause Carries 81 600
death benefit wage reinforcement optional.
Write Box So 1915 Book Bldg Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Services for Exchange

APARTMENT. some wages. white maid
services or white couple for maid. Jani-
ton Cherry 500
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Trade Schools-Male
.cety-Arc Welding

TOOL-DIE MAKING. MACHlNlsr
Lathe, Milling Machine. shaper
Blueprint Reading. Body Fender Repair
Plants Calling Us for Men Daily
WOLVERINE scHOOL-lt00 W. FORT
DEFENSE TRAINING
Glasses resumed September = Blueprint
reading die design. body drafting
School Of Industrial Design iiTs Cas-.
University 3.l6l5
LEARN MODERN BARBERING - Phone
write for particulars. Moler College, 55,
Michigan
LEARN AIRCRAFT WORK
SCHOOL 1913 WOODWARD
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FLOOR SANDING. WANING. ETC.

Al FLOOR sanding, rehnlshing guaran'
teed workmanship, reasonable. estimates
tSChneiderl Vermont , 2063
Al FLOOR SANDING hnishins. hest
materials own power reasonable ,.
Olive pftsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE compiets course
81 30 weekly. HYGIENE sChOoi $3.50
Twelfth Madison S053
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DIR PRESIDENT SAYS:

;oT RESPONSIBLE for any dehts unless
accompanied by my signature. EDWARD
Evening star., 1941-10-02

ceive instruction in reporting and
organizing an Office October Is
October 16 will be for the engi-
neers; october 20 for the 428th In
fantry and october % for the Coast
Artillery Corps.
With the exception of the quar-
termaster meeting. which will be
held in the Social Security Building
meetings will be held in the confer
ence room on the eighth floor at
2l45 c street NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
spent some time with the Japanese

spent some time with the Japanese
Army in Northern China.
Col. c. E. Mccarthy, the new ex-
ecutive officer of the local Reserve
contingent, was introduced at last
nights meeting.
Cavalry officers are to have a lee
ture tonight on cavalry activities.
All medical officers VIII have a class
of instruction in methods for train
ing in first aid tomorrow night.
The infantry will be instructed in
the triangular division October 7:
the field artillery will have instruc-
ton in the firing battery October 8:
organization of the Quartermaster
Corps will be discussed for quarter
master officers on October 13. and
military intelligence officers will re-
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Instruction Plans Made
For Reserve Officers

Plans for instruction for Army
Reserve officers this month were
announced last night at a general
meeting of officers of the Washing
ton Military District, Sd Military
Area, Organized Reserves, in the
auditorium of the New Interior De-
partment Building
The Reserve officers listened to
an off -the-record address on condi-
tons in Japan and Northern China
by Harold O. Thompson, who was
United Press correspondent in Toxic
for more than five years and who
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Misses Spring Goats, '7'''
Were SI3.95 and more

Were SI3.95 and
Sports and dressy coats in fitted and boxy models in
tweeds plas and solid colors Navy natural blue and
pink Sizes 10 to 18 1907 wool fabrics and 500
WOOL 400 cotton; 4O% WOOL 500 rayon; 55Fo wool,
35Fo rayon and 10% rabbits hair.
500 cotton worsted in
20. Were $1095. Now----S7 $3.50
Blended Red Boeros and Capes
Were $40 75 S22. so
fitted and boxy styles in black
silver Rump Persian Lamb and Tipped
Skunk 1907 WOOL other weaves3S wool 62 cotton
TO- H. 241z 26l2. Were s28 and Now SIS
Fur prices subject to 1919 Federal Tar
Down STAIRS STORE, CoATs SUITS.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Fairfax Calls l6 More
For SeIectee Tests
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 2. - The
Fairfax County Selective Service
Board has called 16 additional men
for physical examinations at 6 pm
Friday in the courthouse clinic.
Those summoned are George w
Kitson, Frank Koci, jr., Everett r
Davis. Hunton G.. Oliver, Albert T
Howard, Paul w. Rorrer, Arnold R
Pearson, Cornelius Brumbay, Char
Hes M. Ball, Garfield Lee, Cassie
Thomas, Lawrence P. Davis, Ralph
w. Hurst. Thomas Chinn, Lester D
Smith and Claude G. Canard.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Mems Stacks Suits, 49, complete
Less than " price

Le3S man = DffCg
80 mems slacks and shirt ensembles of cotton
in natural color or blue Sizes 80 to 40
81 Mems Cotton Wash Stacks blue and
Majority Sanforzed residual hrinkage
than 10 Sizes 32 "a 40 than Now 7Sc
80 Mems 1000 Botany wool in
predomnating Were ST. Now 500
Sample Hose rayon-and-coton. Regular
blue green brown Sizes 10 to 112.
special -1Sc; pairs for 81
broadcloth Collar attached
iregular Of higher priced
shirts SpecIsl CSC
% pairs Mems Pamas in cotton sateen in broad striped pat
terms in blue green B. D. Less than u
Sl95
ZeIan waterrepeent cotton
sizes 38 40 AZ
Were s4a5 Now ------- S2.15
PuIover Sweaters in blue and white Ma
impractical to list it, however each
item is correctly labeled S195
Shirts shorteeved style Green or blue
y 3sc
STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Summer Dresses, SIS
Less than Y price

100 attractive washable styles In rayon crepes Benz
berg sheer fabrics in dark and light backgrounds
small, neat designed prints Sizes IL to 40
SO Paid Sports Skirts peated
Pastel coors for immediate "a
and 81 95 S295
20 Bouses sheer cotton
tailored styles White pastels Sizes
and Now SI95
group including 1907
and shirts with Iasex" bathing
Broken
STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Junior Misses Evening
Dinner Dresses, '57'
Fere S7.95 and more

46 dainty styles including rayon tafetas nets and
few cotton formal in blue rose aqua and white
Also this group few Spring coats. Sizes 9 to Is
The material content of the coats is varied it is
impractical to list however, each item is correctly
labeled.
127 Misses Frocks styles assorted prints
and include cotton voe seerucker and pque
washable fabrics Sizes TO Is Less than q price
Now
of washable cotton knit in
wool Broken Were
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Women's, Misses Dresses, 81

Less than Y price
IS washable sheer cotton dresses in white and pastel
printed backgrounds Sizes II to A. but not all sizes in
every style
so Womens Misses o. printed
French white and back
grounds II A, style. Were
Now s145
IS tailored black and
which suitable for immediate Sizes u 90 Were
s3o5 Now s5
DOWN STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Bicycles Increase

Because of the gasoline shortage.
bicycles are ridden to funerals in
Erie and many doctors cycle their
rounds.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Women's Shoes, $40

Were S3.9S and more
100 pairs of shoes in wool gabar-
dine patent leather alligator grain calf calf Black
blue or tan. Very broken lots and sizes, Az to AAA
to c.
SroRE, SHOES
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Handbags, 81
WPre 81 and more

Al good looking underarm and top-handle
styles of suede, patent leather and cape
skin Black. Suitable for wear right
now and into winter.
Down STAIRS STORE, HANDBAGS.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Weekend Savings in the Food Shop

Woodward & Lothrop Special
Blend Coffee. ground for perco-
lotors. drip or gloss coffee makers.
This delicious blend Of coffee, OF
sovlnos, pound use, z pounds 55e
THE FooD SHOP, EIGHTH FLooR-E1
Evening star., 1941-10-02

100 cons Golden Top oror
Juice; noturoI JUICE from trc
ripened fruit. Serve il alone, Z
Lutte to toste or odd TO fruit purc'
u S-ounce cons -2 for r
IS Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Boys and Youths Model Shirts
Special 68s

553 styles including button-on bouses Juniors and
youths cotton shirts in white and attractive striped
patterns These irreguars of higher priced shirts
and this varied assortment includes fulcut sizes from
to 1412.
Is Junior Boys Cotton including
IN blue and brown Sizes than price
AZ Boys Cotton fancy striped patterns in blue
gray. Sizes 10 to l8 Less than l. Now CSC
40 Of Boys Apparel including overas shorts and
sun suits in brown green blue
price Now
Sample white and
Sizes 16. Slightly
Down STAIRS SroRE APPAREL
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Save on Women's Fall Shoes
Save on Boys Handsome Sweater

100 sturdy puIover ond coot styles with either button
or slide -fosened fronts in worm weoVes which nnoke
Them suitable for school pIoy Blue, brown or green
in sizes to l6 Material content is so VorIed 1t IS
impractical TO list it, however, eoch item IS correctly
labeled Specol-
Down STAIRS STORE, Boys APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Black Dress Fabrics, IS yard

Have been 81 yard and more in regular stock
800 yards Of ustrous black royon crepe and silk
chiffon in plain and novelty ALSO few pieces Of
navy in chitfonJ Choose OF this sovngs price for
SNORT street and evening frocks 80 inches vide
FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-10-02

500 pairs Of fine gauge silk hosiery with
reinforced soles in a well-known brand
Some of these have factory mends that
usually do not affect the wearing quality
fall colors in sizes 8l2 to 1912 but not all
colors in all sizes
Down STAIRS STORE. HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

HommsrmilI Bond Typewriter Paper, L.
substonce; 8hxl sheet. 500 sheets, CSC
Business Envelopes, 634 size. Blue lined
Is 10 package. Box Of o pockooes. e8e
Steel Die Stomped christmos Cords. Fornol
greetings. Dozen Soc
christmos Cords-wood-gro finished
Box of ! 6 different designs s5e
Evening star., 1941-10-02

IS medium and heavy wool topcoots {
ineton weother-styles and tailoring
rooIon and set-in sleeves. Sizes 36 t,
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
HOME LEMON JUICE RECIPE
TAKES OFF UGLY FAT

Right IN your Kitchen. tse fhis sinnie- t....Si
Lemon JUICE RECIPE to make "p your soo oH1
EedncinR Implement Some lose ID iba In
directed. Take OF pounds Of UGLY FXTS-easiy.
quickly; without drugs, ~la1atiVea. or anything
harmful Just ml1 Ayds with 2 small cans o.
Tested coinn,,ete Lemon Juice Recipe In each box
MONEY BACK IF NOT SAT1SFlFD Free d.
A'.:I o'-rEs c!!ed lEonply. Just phone.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
JULY TRAVEL IN
PARK INCREASES

Although travel in Glacier Ma
tional park during June showed
a decrease of 10 per cent dur
ing June, travel during July
has shown an increase of 10 per
cent.
Glaciers 100, 0OOth visitor for
the 1941 season arrived in the
park on July %, or three days
earlier than last year and sea-
sonal travel figures through
July 81 included 1O6,123 visitors
as compared with 103,413 visit
ors through July 81, 1910, or
an increase of three per cent
for the 1941 season. OF this
number there were 70,323 visit
ors during July, 1941, as COM
pared with 59,787 persons during
the same month a year ago
an increase of 1886 visitors.
All classes of travel showed
increases during July; automo-
bile travel, II per cent; rail-
road travel, 10 per cent; miscel-
laneous travel, 81 per cent. Mo-
torcycle travel has shown a
slight decrease but bicycle ira
vel has increased.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
South Hardin News

Misses Betty and Beatrice
Scabery and Joyce Plummer
spent Friday afternoon as guests
of Miss Eileen Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Levi and
children, Allen and Dolores, of
Lamont, Wyo., spent Wednesday
and Thursday visiting at the
Earl Gray home. Mrs. Levi and
Mrs. Gray are sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Dygert of
Hardin visited relatives at the
Earl Gray home Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Robert Paulson and
daughters, Kathryn and Pat
ricia, were Hardin callers Fri
day.
Mrs. Bill Reed and son, Bill
were in Hardin on business
Thursday.
Tom Gibbs, assisted by Will
liam Warddrip, threshed for
Earl Gray Thursday.
Mrs. Ivan Clark of Halfway
visited with Mrs. H. w. Clark in
Hardin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Herman
and children spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Herman, Sr.
Weldon Clark helped Ed Kurtz
threSh grain on his farm north
of Hardin Sunday.
Mark Ferguson helped John
Torske harvest grain the past
week.
MI. and Mrs. T. w. Scapery
were transacting business in
Hardin Saturday morning.
V. E. Warddrip helped with
the threshing at the V. Weig-
land ranch Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Joyce Gray is spending
a weeks vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Dygert, at Red Lodge.
C. w. Peck was a Hardin
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Schaak and three sons, Duane,
Robert, and Billy, Of Lodge
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The Civil Service Commission
today announced the following
three examinations for which
applications will be rated as
soon as practicabel after re-
ceipt at the Commissions Wash
ington office until further no
tice.
Economist (any specialized
branch, with salaries ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year. APP
pointments are to be made in
various government agencies
for important economic re-
esarch. Applicants must have
had appropriate college study
and responsible experience in
economic research or college
teaching in economics.
Junior Veterinarian $4,000 a
year, for employment in the
Bureau of Animal Industry, De-
partment of Agriculture. Com
pletion of a full course of study
in a recognized veterinary COL
lege is required of all applicants.
Applications will be accepted
from senior Students, but such
persons cannot enter on duty
until completion of their course.
Student Physiotherapy Aide,
1920 a year, less a deduction for
subsistence and quarters; and
apprentice physiotherapy aide
$1,440 a year. Student aides are
to be employed at the Army
Medical Center. Washington, D.
c., and apprentice aides are to
be assigned to Army hospitals
throughout the United States
and it's territories. Apprentices
must have completed certain
study in physiotherapy. Students
must have had an appropriate
4-year course in physical edu-
cation.
For employment in st. Eliza
beths hospital, Washington, D.
c., the Commission has an
nounced examinations for Jun
Tor Medical Officer (rotating in
terneship) and Junior Medical
Officer (psychiatric resident),
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14

SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS PICNICS
Black Lodge Falls was the
scene of a Sunday school class
picnic Thursday night. The class
is under the direction of Miss
Julia Bennett and Miss Blanche
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
ANNOUNCE MONTANA'S
SHARE OF DEFENSE MONEY

Washington, Aug. 13-CUP)-
Montana received $2,443, 900 in
defense money during the fiscal
year ending June 80, official
government reports showed to-
day.
Largest single expenditure was
81 PIT, 900 for WPA. Others in
cluded $213, 900 for NYA, $139, 900
for the office of education for
defense training, 1921 900 for
CAA, $3.50, 900 by the war depart
ment and $4,000 by the Recon-
Struction Finance corporation.
Among other states to receive
defense funds were:
California, $2,O61, 525 900; Mi
chigan, 81 1904, OF, 900; Idaho,
1929, 900; wyoming S 3,169, 900,
and Washington, $500, 1O8, 900.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-08-14
ST.. Xavier News
BY Mrs. H. E. Smell

Jackie Zier has been visiting
Gene and Philip Tier the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lobdell
have as their guests, Mrs. Lob
dells sisters, Miss Edith Reed of
Crown Point, N. M, and Miss
Katie Reed of Rosebud, S. D.
Miss Pauline Schaller is a
house guets of Miss Jeanne KEEL
ley IN the Little Big Horn can
yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schaffer
and family are visiting in FIT.
Collins, Colo, and in ScottSbluff,
Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keough
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bennett Sunday.
Pauline, Marian and Phillip
Zier underwent tOnSiectomieS
in Hardin last week.
The Upper Valley farm club
met at the William Zier home
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
During the business meeting,
money making plans were dis
cuSse d. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. David Zier. The
group concluded with a swim
ming party.
Mrs. H. E. Smell and Marian
and Miss China Schulrud visited
friends and relatives in Billings
Tuesday. They were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gahagan of Worden.
Paul Schaller completed a set
of farm buildings on his farm
this week.
Mrs. Pete Schanamen and
family shopped in Hardin Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. H. P. Schaller, leader of
the BOW. All club, checked
the clubs sewing at the county
extension office in Hardin Fri
day. The projects are being ex-
hibited at the Midland Empire
fair in Billings this week.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Dick and
daughter, Vonda Lee, were over
night guests of MI. and Mrs.
Cary Mabe Saturday.
Dave zier shopped in Hardin
Saturday night.
Miss Ruth George returned
from Laurel, where she has been
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Lob
dell and son, Mrs. H. C. Lobdell,
Misses Katie and Edith Reed,