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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-19
Green Halls Suggestion Of
Nelson or Labor MANAGEMENT
Committees In Wdr Plants
Would End Serious Botleneck Which Causes Production
Delays And Unemployment To Workers

Washington D. c. GLNS)-Donad NJ Nelson's suggestion
for Joint abornanagement committees in all plants working
war heartily endorsed by William Green be-
half of the American Federation of Labor
In Nelson head of the War Production Board Presi
dent hailed decision of the board suspend the
bidding contracts favor of negotiated
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-19
ENJOYABLE

you'd better take Il taxi home sir
''S'nO use, ole boy. | took Il diamond
brashlet 'Ome last time, but the wife
pitched me out just the same!'
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-19

Help the boys lick the Japs, invest
regularly III defense bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

CQIDRED - VlNEWOOD s327 F-s
vepce-. Eve rooms. sleeping porch f"r-
race each. 81 500 down, $50 month
OWNER. Lafayette o7OO
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

CoLoRED RICHMOND ONLY S3gs pN
Move right in' Nevly decorated So gsr
? SLORiN p3Os Woodward TT i-o36N
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

family T. V. rooms esch ..r
nsres 2-car IAraEs ts,lpO, terms TNe-
h.gssQ Poole
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Flats for Sale
East Of WoodUard) }

FhfPvrFN- AA.-ur.nst g. $3.50 $1,000
down income $40 monthly schwartz.
cadNra. t-fE
FISCHER l.r 2 flrr1cs. 1..s- sarsr'
real bargain terms c. i2"n. II. .'f7s.
MANrsTrQtF Fact Warren -- Attract 80
building SIS popular aoor p.ar. "a
RACES. 4rst $4,000, 81 500 down. Bart.
le'' LErnX $3.50
sPETNILE, -2l5- J.5. both vacant ugpef
~a.f $50 rrv. 0rr-g "a -r' sinks s.te
drive roder0He1; $3.50 $3.50 down
IT, i-0e1-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

good transportation
aces Plngree 03l2.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Flats for Sale

ACT SOW NFw LIST OF BARGAINS
4s2o ST huBl& a-fsH--. '-~r-s--r57--'
SEQ fE'' g-ff .H1S Ffrp' LN...ftH.
houses a0 .' 81 .'' 7. m"r.H.F r
..f~e N-t. lfss .WAEEFE b-H. r-"
s,u". f."a i's- WILLIS 81. 'c-.
-. ..at 8. .' $500 e.Nr S''T CURT
Cyan .E.tr Sol. f.r ..- h' "". ..
9hH. ~uitFFr tEt- 'eerr f'
At QUICKLY. MUsT CLOSE ESTATE
Clements 1000 eN.sHf,t nIr -t.r. 'H.
r.rsr,s -spe
AMERICAN. .TIEtMAN. Cars .0 a.af
condition.. inside and out; p -no~s ee.r-
hi or furnaces. Side e-Fe garages
LI.sE EE4lrY 4 lSyrsr%E@r g.
A>>I>. tu.s SO
Ftec-fts sc drse r.srIs ra-ale r.e
rn0f arf siding good cr0f '.H. ..N'-
vacant. So r'H. terms
JoHN STroN
So vast state Far To $500
LIVE ~ s-rm lower far $50 mo. '--
's,rs N'w vacant. decorated immca.-
s's gossess.un, 50 500. IN H-,l-7---
!. J. BENNETT ioI3n FENKTLL
NANErRT GRAND. .suf-pn.sr house.
six rooms. bath each. $500 down.
Sluu0 month. SIMON TAt1H.''t U-u..
PROCTOR. s9Tu-BrK 7-4-rm apis arI
store stream s'oEer Neai. Eatd-f hHr--
JESSE PARKER. 2fZ Warren TE l-iF..
COLOREp SPECIALS Highland Par.
sIN sis separate furnaces s. 600 terms
CAMERON double frame. excellent cone
.dI'.or. SO 200 SMITH John p D.. rr
r-s. garage fu'l basement So 500. terms.
.2-FANliY brick Boulevard ssDt.r. sA
rt.s fu.. down TERRACE 2.F--5
COIDRED - VtNEWOOD A323 F.1
vencet Eve rooms sleeplng porch '--
race each 81 500 down, $50 month
OWNER. Lafayette o7oo
CoIoRFD Cofax ana fireman ser.ar
family L. V, . rooms esch. 2 .ir
nscss AGAR sArags $1,000, terms TNie-
5.esea Poole
CoLoRED RtCHMnNp. ONLY S3s' pN
Move reh, in Sevly decorated So gsr
SLORiN a7os Woodward TT l-o3sN
CoLORFp 40 Josephine roons steam
heat: tarsgs. rsas. Tal nfris Mcqueen
To s-3iti.
CoLoFrp N7 wes'm.ur'sr tres 0s'
gas furnace, rsas payments tNcQHssr)
To e-3aft
COLORFD. Brick arst. furnaces s
rooms each, rtn. McQuesn. 10. 6-Sih
CONSULT 'ns enlarged Psai Esfs.s i.st
inss tn the big sunday Tines W at Al
Section.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

CoLOREn -i20 Josephine . rooms steam
heat tarsgs rsas. Tay mfris Mcqueen
To R-3it1.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

AVAILABLE ~ 20 DAYS
- ssA13s ? rooms J'il'Y room sarge
S. 500 cash. that's a.. CnEer lol7 has
e.E Eazs iars b a.. sa'f.
BLAINE. 1929
OpFS DAILY TO
81 rms face nficE - r.of '.e features
2.onr "a. sesf tujfing On street s-rm
UPPER Nat rtsdy o. move ir owner mus
s, MsEt orer Vermont s--230
SEE BRuTOS FUR HOMES
BUTT III -TIf6T5T, s''-aC'IFe }esr-1.t.
rsdrm cr lot ovae. nus sScs'ics
IS. so take Move N W 1850
CANTON AVE. 5223- 2-BEpR" FRANf
iumt1.s'e. occupancy eScturrt corIa
ton. 50 spa terms 20 responsible purchaser
wARHER WCLFs1Js. ca. All
Cha MFVs. 72il g. Tl-es room house
lsrry var pyt'sts ~ s. 7t1 ossr
a. $500 roVn, so mor.Hyi iTm't.A''
wLlLR l3ss. rf' scooerrsr- SIX
room hrlss . f.fF fAr.tes $3.50 down
rear 'Rrs srstrsi Arc Hudson rova.
owner TvIrNr.os .o2fs
unfr!'hsa s1-r. ..t 81 $50. rs-m'
ye e.s-' Dawn. o,s Nar"n Realty. -a0H
ta. Born raf rcrrtH-r e-t7
.IEtERnH% H.-- street $cv s.-oa~
corner f.'. vacant. rfR tr..ta - .f
s. sn" terms Mar,0 Fca'., 2""'5 Var
d .. rfh1. 4ffA' N''U y 80.
DEARBORN - -oe~' Tr't-st c''
water possession week 5, 0I cash
Mat'n Essft, .n0l9 Van F0rr ROAD
Neara.-r F-42
DEARBORN small homes varar" So
o. s. $500 r- MARTIN Realty, sn0It Na'
PH-r Ec iLaflctn 45ta .
FtGHT rooms ? ur q down. rese' Dodge
Plymouth aV- rActat5. Frs f.- rrr0
.~E .- BOARDING. r.Gts. $500 C.Ur, .S-
month Arp" Sos G.tara.r.
INKSTER Attractive so-day o8 ref
r~s sf' Michigan ~ P"~-er r.an'
s70r.f.e S-sf takes possess. w $50
IAfrrFuAfE vacant rms, 4B r
t-.k.'e sdinE cnly 5000 IA. e.l0
LIuuEsuRIF- MIAMI 3-hetr.a~ moo
err natural fireplace. shower tsfn
s'saw furnace ''fs drive tsrAEe. Hurry
s. 600 $3.50 drvr -
rrSrN REALTY & I|yFSTNFNT Co
fzl7 vs.. F.-' 81 114H
IrSusAy AVE $500
Rstvesr rasta0 Hni sN's ror~'
large 's.rE room 3 lct..nrrs fr.~
porch. C8rs4. it." '' Tssl lsr1a .
FALTH J. TlY&TU%
W tl2.i vr 5-3t.
i.FF-+RivetN-- itrs r-rry~- t,traoms
nak throughout bot water furnace
garages bargain A. g. geo
tlSFA Ft'LTY A INVESTMENT co
tai1 Vs. Fort VI l-itn
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

boulevard. W GRASD. 1883 Front
room. private entrance s. garage h'SN'
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

qSs single and double
M HamIliln cArs
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
OTTO y. SCHATZ
DEARBORN 2O0O

H0rrpS z.htrm and large attic new
house. iGtt u'f ~ Grand River between
: sra -NHe Fdf ''r hath prrrd A.
s. 600 SsVuan. 1867 Itncost"t Bfg
on Ff-N
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Houses for Sale
(Creater North WoodWdrd)
m pAN-rON- w cA, Eor-lo'n

DRA ! ION, w, b4I-F eTNddIt
trrte bectocn home II Az src.lE4ys lDcas
non krrt'y T.ne study center hail COZ
.rAl. pate gsst cessment windows nag
rIhrsnI 6D-N lawn S.t1 huge trees luu'.
flAfr orc'4parry. owner ln ARMY Eirs'
'rns orsrsd. Cash 20 FHA muftgass. r.
spU. rtuiel'
A$rPFW l. MhLOTT ISC Pa esno
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Houses for Sale

AVAILARLE ~ 20 DAYS
L. ssH13s 2 rooms unity room Earsge
S. 500 cash. that's a.. CuEer io47 las
2. Et.- EFzf. iArk b. a.. f.ft
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Houses for Sale
(West Of Woodudrd)

ARCADIA. NR GRAND RAY tE
IMMEDIATE rOesFssfO<
Attractive room h.ue & large bedrooms
.4r room 'av and toilet f-V rrHr. steam
Nrker hea 2.car garage sifs drive iov
pace AVID 'erws MI FaKer. Cadillac b.2l
Trinity . 7.ue
HoNI.B WARREN CO
.rANBLIDGE u Pleasant Eipce 3 bed.
rooms and bath beautifully VEL wooded
'r' suN269, st1ktr ht ca. 1900. Tt s-6fis
COMMONWEALTH 45lT
lf rooms '. furnished baths steam
.toter heat gear garage side drive
GOOD income. Nj Baket CA. O32i OF
rE 72u6
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

,lCe large room warm
trAnsperta'ioni reason.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

Two eoov ,a,ars' fara.a'a. 20 ''''
'rZ42 P.orT
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Furnished Rooms for Rent


BOULEVARD. W GRASD. 1853 Fron'
room. private entrance - s"'"s' '""'
CHALFoNTE. 7ol7 Working couple or
two girls. good transportation. CnlFer-
sty 2-a75s.
CHANDLER, 1862. Lincoln Park Newly
furnished three blocks p4s Anc, woman
Preferred Atlantic Soso
FOREST West. ais single ard double
crosFtown and Hamilton ears
ErFpSfsHFD room good transportation
gentleman. References Pingree 05l9,
HORTON SOS Nlce large room. warm
home. excellent trAnsporauon, reason
sba rental
HURLBUT. 5o6s ,Warrenl -comfortahie
room gentlemen. couple sNcelfnt trans
portAti0n. Plaza 1913
INDfAN VitLAGE jefferson Twin beds
private bath. private home Fi1roy o'AA
Joy ROAD. 8407 tGrsni Riveri-Attfac
i've private ttoker heat Bofar'n flSh
GARTINDALE SOUTH soi7 Grand
RIVER LarEe rnrU. GeHN'tnen
TYLER '-i7ii
MONICA 1881 NiceN nfnsned working
couple or teo E'r.s. ra-cN'0' 'tan'pof'a
ton
NoPTHRt'p Grard Rrer Working rour'
near Diesel plant. excellent ltanspofis-
t-0U- f-TFTE-f III0
PACIFIC. l257 ograna R,verl C up's. two
girls, excellent room Tt''r Nt'ah
iAGFL. 1875, Lincoln psrS, comtor' able
double gentleman Trcir'ffa aA''s
Atlantic 7ols
rpIIADE1.ppIA 272j Comfortable room
private home gng0 itans r.f'e''hf sen
teuap preferred Tl ,-l5b
ROOM Ito.sA r-.tef-ss ref'-encss. 22Ts
EgnlArf Tr~rssrt '-.7
SHtRipAN i7s7 Refined stn'''man.
private home fIrs.e room, GOOD Trans
FlXTYFS-H s.29 Good trarsYora'Lor
1e1tlenen preferred. clean coutlrtAhle.
SANLOR-GEASD RIVER Large quiet.
ml.I'atIe Nr .'at 'a'kp' fi 'ioh
CergsrIa3 Urr'twHr aIfr' ih'nE h"n'
ttvl sees Tz-.t
TWO FurNIsHEp sreros rooms ST.
: to0tdA.f NIr.srff -OiE.
Two PooN ,rsam msa' uranr'1 20 ien'
'1Zi2 RooT
iTTFH bedroom eYtahs f4rns''a o'
'lrnsnsf olive --N
NJ T;EWrOr 1928 Irg.t t~Hr' -
't~an ri "uFa,E t"- ihie''.'
w,YRrRH l1e- .re., rros Psss
~c4rt Ie"srr.r Asr' r~ar r, "'sH Ht
Womcn's Topnc and Shore CLUB
p,a1uu. -rars ngsrrt'.r ta- .a'os
.,. f-r ,..h --.rs,..e t,..It.ss. r''r-ft I'm.
i-e hr'' service sf2- rs'' jff'-''o
e1rd qs71
CoL0RFD- QUO, rosy. 'ss.s home 'r.
lsits Rtee,. Tsl-a-.-e }-t74s s-i4-t. -
Curg.tt. a.l i.Is teau't4Y
fi-.t.ss4 -at.s a-f rrEs Err'erren
r-atsrr-a Tsv..t.a+ -.rs
Criu.sD- Esfpe..as.s reliable '..e-.
NrrtrE tt..'0'
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
McNICHOIS.SCHA

ROTH NORTH or N,NfCHOLs ROAD
Pour bedroom hrafy home, eus' VI hu''
G4s7.r 80 ,-r+.-Io.e4 Nraf -ia.rer hr-e
rarsrc. tesu- ulIt lanas,arcl SuN'2o o.
l0'. Bu., .g 1889
Also
Three NOD m C0I1nA 'srrs LIVING ~o0n
ar1 rlrE runrr spacious rear screened .f
pouch gssstro conditioned hesf 4oylfe %
'.f -.,3r G4reEe Both rr.si 'n sc.
mined afeN car Ear. gerrC.s for 81
p..rfnerf. rvetsit, -1n1
kIL-LI- A 90 L-nI IS MlNILHLis TN
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
BUNGALOWS for Sale
GREE ENFIELD-PURITAN

FLEMING. lSsl7 seven rooms fu--sC
hear 81 goo 5000 sr. Vacant APP.
1882 NrrnULA.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
HurrYi OnlY 2 Left

3. scre 6-room fIl,g u01ff1 arf nrIN 3
.yrs sI1. basement. furnace. frHf 'r''s
nerres BIKE 70 Dearborn coach Ane
only s. 00Q terms
E1tra IArEs strf'y modem broom
home az hath csvr 4 hrc ta'f ~
nom tssemtr'. furnace. s'c, 81 100. s. 20
.GURE. SO M lutl
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
OHIO AVENUE

Substantial ro-m house with : bedrooms
hne rsigntnrbood adjacent 20 Schoolgirl
iu-, down. balance ltss fhhn fsrt inc'ud
Ing al charges. Houses srt complete Uni
vers.ty i-t1"u
OrtS SUNDAY afternoon vacant inmsdi.
ate possession. ios kieftr. ! block t"uih
~ NeVAaq rear Oakland room CoIurisI
nsvlv decorated. almost new furnace
garage shady lot shruhhery Price
Si 500 easy tsrms discount for cash
TW i.sii2
pATCF AVE iiOia MNftrn' Price
S. son 81 non down IMMEDIATE
rosssssNn. Paterson Rros @. Ma aeSI.
PERRY ana T1mbuH 2 houses for 'hs
price Of j s. 900, terms. Lafayette 67sl.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
MARYGRONE DRIVE

0yc''erk-E fhe campus 4 .nedroor1 49,
r.rt '.'re1. ,.r r'sr haI Cr'1ns' 'ha' cav
r.t hc d.I. Gated ernsr IN price or rur
.'-sr'tnr E.c''t pine h-oskfsst ror00
tic h'rhcn trafi'fT. H' ~ r.rr CH-~r'
Ir, SEQ g. -Ire Of ms house m Roa
Fr--'s New, eaf''rN tr.vers.ft 1900
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Houses for Sale
(West Of woodward

GRANDvILLE, ees3--VACANT -.
ss 900 INC. CARPETIN0. VI. I-tZUs
HANSON n HANSON 1888 CD RIEEF
HANNA. 1870 tMelvindaltl 3-room home,
gar attached water and gss M home m
z largs lots with trees 81 500, $500 down,
~ ~ 250 cssh Crossmhn no S4tt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

NFW e-beeroora models reafy ~ move ir
5000 r w. x7s No Including 'sNes ard
lrt4rsr,s sss these today -iiol gtAilel
81 block past sNIt
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FoE NEw
EOt'ETRFE 1920 Plymouth W S-l'0f
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Income Bungalows for Sale

BALDWIN. NEAR GEATIoT
p-,et t''',.' - 70 . ,7--s IS R.r,sf SO
SsW root natural fireplace. Own'' mast
sell This week Auprr' nert crtFs
NAVE NTSSTTTi
f2st3 MACK AT GRAY LENoN o4li
CASGRAlN- -EECULAR - Newly insulated
hr.. kss :. room .Hrowe ape, s'orher.
ra-race. garage a money maker Hurry.
rISEA REALTY & INVESTMENT go
a.f- W FpPr VI l-lto1
MARX TWkIN 1905 8 son
ST PfE gD RIVFE. LOWER VACANT
F.ve down four up. face BRICK. natural
frey |s.s new s'0kef, screens, storm sash.
SIDE e'st Gear garage For further de-
'aHs ca Unvsrsity 2-42oo 25e'n
NOTTINGHAM, 4611
VACANT
Attractive IS brick veneer income located
.r good American rciVN oorrno+ sfssrr
nra' v'h Fnkrr. r'ec. rr'r'E st'. 'n
..es drive =. ann
hNnFFW r NstnTT IND ia eenn
1881 71~t street Groom income AZ corr
dto- a-ss .rf. painted walls. .-a'.
bargain ~ s. noo
EiSEk EEkrry = INVESTMENT CO
f1t1 " FORT VI l.lfN-
CONSULT ttr sn.arlei TesI E.s's 's'
i-Es IN The hc sunday Times War' ~
section
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
CROSSE POTNTE FARMS
ta- NAls0% c0UNTRI CLUB srB.
OPEN TODAY . TO q

s.r- -ths-old brick Colonial tuir rs ,Vrsr
under rEf supervision L. aTKlso sorssc
ara isnscAvee Ers''hu.s ARK" l'vIrr ri
strI~R rr v,ry modern k'rher 5 rrof
rFrr.ars Ard beauGfl. '.sf bath tAs
f... p.-...rr. nod heat Laundry tr..
sHI' frrr owner hss lsft rItF a0c O..
FUN ilfe Including ntV Rsrf,r vssre' 'Is6-
ff.r teffIKtrAt0f and ga stove sf srF -
trFr ff tas va house II warfs"
JUDSON BRADWAY co.
80 NAJFFTfC pTUC Pa b-n0
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
NEW HOME- $3.50

a1t1 TPAiRlF AVF 81 FOOT LOT
OPEN TODAY, ! TO )
Drive west from Wrtcvafc ME on ~
- Road g. Frslfs then p block fn.'0
This r..sr has sg4'ihu.t large .frl
rrrw light. attractive k'creo. 2 good RED
.foru.s ar1 .Ar.c ta'n. Fevera. shade ard
fruit trees neAf good school nasernr0' mas
steam hsAtlng pisGt cos. n.0 and iaH019
l,-1f A-~r-.rar rciEgtr'rr-f $500 down
JCDSON BRADWAY CO.
- HAyF TIC BLDG RA e70r
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
badrcn to Board
Business Places for Rent

Nu-HrEE.F care .r .f fn asr
.l,..# homo T vrsrrt s.'sit
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Flats for Sale
(West Of woodward }

APPOLINE, in Dearborn
P-t-k. rooms each hot az heat side
df.se 2-car garage Genera condition good
For further information cal DE 1875 rr
TYLER 4-4l3q
HARTINuALE S. l2lEi-s-a p V h-'
air heHt 2-rat garage lower Va -ar'
prtre ,r-l s. ~ Inn d-llL--LaG terms
-. .-..r.--a r-L-r.A-a
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
Houses for Sale
(EuSt Of woodward

%EW 5.rOcN ONLY SItrt
ErTtr RNp BASEMENT TW. ifTS
BFACONSFIFLD
tIiST TWO LIFT
Second block norm ~ HnrarE mode
f.rs t.rrr m ... hot sy FfR' f.r tH'h
81 rFl r.rst .fn 'fsrsp0f't' 0'sr
T. 0r cal sssnAr lrtvtrs'y 3.h47o
cHAPLEsTOS 70iss Vsrar' ir"oT
t.rGs sstfe.', S ~. Ssts 7Nr
IT, nFf7
gTATfOT E.NitF SECTION
ONLY $500 DOWN
'v.rE room ? lbrrs hrfr00-' ''s hA'3
E.'rNer rfrt''s r'rs s'''r 'uH Ns's-s-'
F rea' shown rF appointment. 90
f.rsts.t f-tf rr cone 2. g." r' 4t|..
fso Me roAd. corner RSimc-1
GRATioT .s-MILE SIC
t21 PER MONTH 80 INTEREsT
Attractive s.tc0m brick. Almost neV pos
session 2 vtest. good trarsrortauH- e,r
carA.tor-t screens ard storm prdoos
OrIv g. 500 tom. shown ~ spp1Lrl-ntnl
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
For Leasc-Thedtcr

GRATIOT AVE- 315 seats,
reasonable rent. FRED G..
Magic Co. CA l7to
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

PEIIADEfpHIA 2725 comfor'st.s room
rryaie home good ttansrpr'a'lon, gen
,'arrar rrrfrrff4 TN ~.-l1F
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

N0PrHRrp Grand RIVER Working rourl'
near DicsC plant. excellent ifanspofts'
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29
NOTTINGHAM, 4611

CONSULT tho on srle1 rfs Ess's .s'
I-rs IN he his sundsy Times Want ~
section
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-29

.Grana Rlveu c upls. tNr
,-.r- T.-ar Atnk
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
Prom Goers Ddnce
In Dreum Gurden

I'm Drifting Back to Dream
land" could easily have been
the theme song of all who at
tended the unior senior prom
April IT, at the junior high
gym. The juniors had the gym
decorated as a dream garden
and 1t was very effective. The
entire room was covered with
trellises and they in turn were
covered with flowers. Larry
Woods and his orchestra furn-
iShed the music.
Bernice OFT was crowned
prom queen and Jeanne Kelley
and Jeanne Mann were her at
tendants. The queen received a
dozen red roses. She was
crowned after the fourth dance
and then led the grand march.
Madelyn Beall was in charge
of the decorating and the jun
Tor sponsors were in charge of
the prom. The sponsors are
Miss Marie Ray, Dan Miner
and Ray Rimel.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
S S S CLUB

The SIS club held its regular
meeting last week with presid-
ing officer Jean Kuehn, in the
chair. A committee was elected
to make plans for the last meet
ing of the club this school year.
Following the adjournment of
the 'meetinu Kenny Lewis,
chairman of the program COM
mittee presided during the de-
livery of extemporaneous spec
ches by each member of the
club. Speech topics assigned
were for entertainment of the
cub as well as for practice in
speaking, as the chairman sta
ted. A few of the topics were:
How to Keep a Boy Friend
assigned to Jeanne Mann; How
to Make a Hit with a Girl" FL
win Ernest; docs Being Bash
full Make me Miss Out on Any
Fun" Corinna Mcdowell; What
Will Graduation Do For Me?'
Jean Kuehn; How It Feels To
Be a Boy Friend of the Prom
Queen" Marvin Turner, and
How to Get AS without Work
ing" Clarence Jones.
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Spanish Pupils Mark
Pdn-Americun Ddv

Pan-American day was OBJ
served by the Spanish classes on
April IA under the direction of
Miss LOnita Kurtz. Each STU
dent was dressed in the native
costume of some Latin. American
republic and visited the various
home rooms and gave short
speeches on the significance OF
the day and the good neighbor
policy. Brief sketches were also
given about the customs and
people of each country. Stu
dents were encouraged to take
up the study of Spanish as it is
proving to be particularly help
full during the war, according to
language authorities.
Students taking part in the
observance and the countries
they represented were, Lolabert
Nelson, Chile; Helen Hunting
ton, Argentina; Donna Marie
Cochran, Guatemala; Laura En-
choff and Billy Slough, Mexico;
Janice Kelley, Peru; Enid Olson
Chile; Betty Merrill, Columbia
Jeanne Kelley, Venezuela; Shir-
ley Clark, Mexico; Carol Wade
Mexico; Roy Morrison, Hender-
son Taylor, Burgess Macleod
Mexico, and Mary Lou Webb
Peru.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
Holds Dinner
For Bourd Members

The last meeting of the MEA
was held April 16 in the junior
high school gymnasium honor
ing new and old scohol board
members. informally was the
keynote of the indoor picnic
given under the direction OF
Miss Margaret Leikvold.
Guest speaker was A. T. Pet
erson of Billings, president of
State Chamber of Commerce
and a school man for Is years.
Mr.. Peterson pointed out sever
al worthwhile ideas for teach
ers. He expressed the wish that
all instructors would be under
standing and would note the in
dividual differences of pupils.
Admonishing the professors not
to stick too closely to the set
rules of pedagogy, Peterson poi
nted out that better results are
often obtained by kind and
sympathetic interest in the pu-
pills. The experienced educator
told his audience of his dream
high school" in which he would
incorporate several innovations,
and all subjects taught would be
applicable to every day life from
Latin to geometry. Closing his
comments on teaching, Peter
son advised all teachers to be
able to justify to the pupils the
subject and material they are
teaching.
ToaStmistress for the evening
was Mrs. Laura Strand of the
Hardin grade school. Teachers
were present from the three
schools in district 17-H - Har-
din, St. Xavier and Crow Ag-
ency. Lloyd Wills, principal OF
the st. Xavier schools, gave a
tribute to Supt. Skeie. Wills, as
president of the local MEA
voiced the sincere appreciation
of all teachers for the inspiring
leadership of the superintend-
ent. Mrs. Strand gave a short
farewell speech of appreciation
to the board members - E. L.
Jacobsen and Art Kalberg. She
also spoke of diligent work done
by c. A. Corkins, chairman of
the board. Mrs. Strand welcomed
the new members, Earl Cam
mock and E. o. Preston. jacob
sen gave a response on behalf
of the outgoing members. Mrs.
Letha Hegre sang two vocal
numbers accompanied on the
piano by A. R. Hegre.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
SPRING FOOTBALL

Suits were issued to partici-
pants for a scheduled two weeks
spring football practice Monday,
April IS. Coach Garner gave out
plays for the team to study and
learn so they may each be mas
ter of his individual assignment
by next falls schedule on To-
cal and out of town gridirons.
New practice football pants
have been received and it is
the wish of everyone that Har-
din may take the Eastern cham
pionship along with the Cen
trail in the 1912 pigskin parade.
Enrolled for spring practice
are Gayle hammers, James Nor
riS, Roy James,, Roy Morrison,
Robert Tally, Henderson Taylor,
James Armstrong, Bobby Wham,
Donald Mum, Joe Koebbe, Billy
Bell, Howard Wham, Dooley
Pauley, Pat Bearss, Hugh Linn,
WILDER Frickle, Fred Radke,
Henry Pope, John Gress, Dan
Slough, Bernard Walters, Orvil
Stevens, Adrian Komrs, Marvin
Davis.
Pat Conver, Buzz Henderson,
Leo Butkay, Ray Knodel, John
ny Lind, WILDER Dow, wallace
Schoer, Harold Grisham, Neil
Fergerson, Guy Belts, Earl Scho-
er, Elmer Ruiz, Steve Haffner,
Melvin Taught, Albert Beird-
neau, Ronald Koebbe, Jimmy
Swain, Billy Scally and Charles
Armstrong.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
PLANT NEW LAWN

Work was started in plant
ing of a lawn in front of the
junior high school building last
week. Dan Miznr, ag instructor,
stated that the FLA department
was to furnish the labor and
it is to be counted as a project
for the FLA boys. The senior
class will pay all expenses. The
senior calss decided that they
would leave the school some
thing worthwhile to remember
them by. The class of Al built
and paid for a sidewalk in front
Of the junior high and between
the two buildings, which the
students and faculty appreciate.
The city furnished a grader to
take off the top soil, and the
Holly Sugar corporation furn-
ished the new top soil.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-04-23
Grade School Pupils
Form Service Clubs

A Citizenship club, recently
organized in the fourth grade,
teaches students democratic
principles. Miss sigma Dahl di-
reefs the organization. Officers
for the past week were presi-
dent, Barbara Henderson vice
president, Ruth Charlotte Cam
mock; secretary, Vernon Collier.
Officers appoint playground and
room mnitors to assist them in
their work.
A Courtesy club has been Or
ganized in Mrs. MacLeod's
fourth grade as an outgrowth of
a Courtesy unit study in lang
uage. Officers elected were pres
ident, Lee Joyce Taylor; vice
president, Dolores Job; secre-
tary, Marjorie SHIRLEY. The pur-
pose of the club is to promote
courtesy in the home, in the
school, and in public places.