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Evening star., 1942-09-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept 21-(P.-Noon
foreign exchange rates follow (Creat
Britain in dollars. others in cents)
Canada-Ofhcial Canadian Control
Board rates for United States dollars:
Buying 10 per cent premium selling l
per cent premium, equivalent to discounts
on Canadian dollars in New York Of buying
9,91 per cent, selling 9.09 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 117s per cent discount or SS.12h
United States cents.
Europe-Great Britain. ofiicial (Bank-
ers Foreign Exchange Committee rates)
buying S4.O2, selling S4 .04, open market:
cables S4 04.
Latln Almneriea-h1reentinss omclsl, FL
5.20n: Mexico, 20.66n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated.
u Nominal
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Cash wheat, No. dark, hard, 22a4-
.232s; No. 4, 1.21. Corn, No. / yellow,
s4h-s61a: No. 2, s4A-s61a: No. 3, s3ia-
SO; No. 4. 80; No. s. Slh-82; sample
grade, yellow, 77-791a; No 2 white, i .Os1a:
No. 3. 1.06a. Oats, No. 2 mixed, 81 "a; No
3. feed, 43 sample grade, mixed, 4912;
No. 8 white, 4sla-5O1a: No. 4. Al; sample
grade white, ,42.491a. Barley, mailing, So
LOO nominal; hard, 67-75: feed. $3.50
nominal sample grade barley, hard. 10
Field seed per hundredweight nominal:
timothy. 4.60-85 alsike. 16.O0-19.50;
fancy red top, 10000.
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Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 tP)-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from week
ago lin bushels: wheat increased
306 6000 corn increased $4,000; oats
increased 1886, 900; rye increased 476,-
900; barley increased 947,000.
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Erie Net Increases

CLEVELAND, Sept 81 (P.-Erie
Railroads August net income was
$1,698,1 1913 against $856,34o the pre-
ceding August, bringing eight
month profit to 50 ,499, ,47O, up $4,207,-
913 from last year. August operat-
ing revenues were $11 1,615,479, COM
pared with $9,662,214.
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Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Sales STOCKS. High Low Close
100 Arundel Corp - 1914 16h 1617
81 BALTIC Transit .6S 6S 6S
900 BALTIC Transit pfd 6A 6A 6A
Consol Pow com 4954 49A 4931
$50 Dawson Chem GA ga 9T
so Eastern Sug ss vt S1a SH7 81
"a Ga S&F 1st pf 7H ~ ~
z Mt Yer Wd Mills 1.50 1.50 / so
Mt Ver Nils pfd - II II II
100 New Amster Cas- 81 21 21
BONDS
$4,000 BALTIC Trans IS B 102A 1O2 1O2
1000 ACLof c $50 ctfs 9Os4 9OA 90A
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Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept 21 GP.-Can money,
steady; l per cent prime commercial paper
70 per cent. Time loans steady; 5000
days. IA: 4-6 months, l "a per cent; bank
ers' acceptances. unchanged 5000 days,
Nj. per cent: months. ,.1a per cent;
5-6 months. ss-,s per cent. Rediscount
rate, N. Y. Reserve Bank. l per cent.
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Cottonseed oil closed steady. BleachahIe
prime summer yellow and prime crude un-
9uoted September, 13.05b: October.
l3. lob.
Spot cotton closed steady, so cents a
pale lower, Sales, 10.242. Low middline
1890; middling, 1s.45 good middiinS.
lo;su: Receipts, S.497: stock, 177,S35,
Bid. n Nominal
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CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Sept. 2r-Rye prices
slumped more than cent bushel
and wheat almost that much today
as the grain market retreated un-
der selling of profit takers, hedgers
and dealers disturbed by price con-
troll developments.
Weakness of rye was blamed on
talk that it may not benefit from
higher basic crop loan rates pro-
vided under the pending price con-
troll legislation. Both wheat and
corn were depressed by hedging
sales.
Wheat closed ~ cent lower
than Saturday; September, 124A !;
December, 1855; corn, A-as down;
September, 83A; December, 861s;
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-The Associated
commodities today advanced to 100. .O5
IortS PREVIOUS day ,9e.75 1913; week asos 99.97;
1912 1941 1910. 1a33-39.
High 100.08 95.l2 1925 as.14
Low 1854 7703 $3.50 4l44
I926 average equals 1909
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Weather Report


District of Columba-Continued light
exposed places tonight; diminishing winds.
Maryand-Contnued tonight; light
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FREIGHT Loodinos

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 P,-Rsvenue
porting for the week ended September 19,
1912, included
Sept 10, AZ Pvs Wk. Yr. Ago
Baltimore & Ohio 7O,l32 $685. 67,2O1
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tons, did not include vessels claimed
destroyed by Germany's allies.
Convoy Strongly Escorted.


The high command said the recent
battle began on September 13, when
German forces detected the convoy
trying to slip through under cover
of extremely bad weather. The con-
voy was said to have been strongly
escorted, and the Germans reported
their planes encountered stiff resist
ance from both anti-aircraft fire
and Allied fighter planes.
Nazi bombers were credited with
sinking 25 freighters outright and
crippling eight others SO severely
they could be considered lost. Sub
marines were said to have accounted
for five more merchant ships.
In addition, the high command
said, German planes sank one
destroyer and two patrol vessels and
set second destroyer afire, while
submarines scored torpedo hits on
two British destroyers.
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Cotonseed Oil
Sleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
unchanged to 10 lower. No sales
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21 LP.-Cotton
duIIures declined here today under hedze
sellng and long liquidation in PREPARATION
ior hrst October notice day Friday. Clos
ing prices were steady, 55 to IS cents \
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Repnrt for Last "a Hours

Record for Last 81 Hours
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, So, 9:52 am
Lowest, so, 6:45 am
Weather in Various Cities.
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Steel Quotations

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 (P,.-steel prices
per 100 pounds fob. PITTSBURGH: Hot
rolled sheets, base price. 210; galvanized
sheets, $50; steel bars, 2.l5.
You, too, can go on raid. Make
yours on that old pile of junk metal.
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TIRPITZ REPORTED AT SEA AGAIN-The battleshp
Tpz reported today have left refuge at rondhem
(A Norway and be searching Allied conveys in the
Arctic Map shows Allied route to Russia Berlin claimed
airmen hit three ships Arch
angel convoy which claimed previously 38 fregtrs
planes and submarines and warshps destroyed
or damaged A P. Wirephoto.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Colo at 231z; Is
at 23h.
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Washington Stock Exchange

ORepored by W. B. Hbb washinston D.
EXCHANGE FOR YEAR 1912, TO
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is.
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Raids

Continued From First Page)
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Convoy

(Continued From First Page.)
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Dividends Announced

declared.
Regular.
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Spec cial Dispatch to The Star.
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ESQUIRE Inc
Evening star., 1942-05-08

BOOKKEEPER.
YOUNG LADY, UNDER 80,
TO TRAIN AS BOOKKEEP-
Err IN BANK. GOOD OP-
PORTUNITY. PREVIOUS
OFFICE EXPERIENCE OR
CASHIER WORK DESIR-
ABLE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL
GIVE DETAILS OR EXPE-
RIENCE, EDUCATION AND
AGE. BOX 64-A, STAR.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS. experienced;
dry: apply only If you have good references
and can serve we'll permanent Job apply
IN person. Wetherin rd., Westmoreland
CoOK-Good' plain cook; must have city
references; S75 per month. Call AID. 0700,
Apt. 70O-C, Shoreham Hotel.
G0OK cs7,osi. white n or eolored, gh:w- neat;
mo 1900 Ys mo- ST. $50
COOK. colored. for day work. Apply 1915
18th NV. Manhattan Cafe.
COOK, general houseworker; live in or out:
small adult family. Telephone WA. 6562
COOK and general housework: references;
good pay; in family. Call Taylor 4O10
years. no laundry all modern conyeniences;
city references. health card required, live
only good cook, fast worker need apply:
salary, Sl2 TO SD week Woodley 0s74
COOK. experienced; gh.w. light laundry;
OF Sundays. Box 291-A. Star.
COOK, s.h.w.. no laundry: must be com
pstsnt; good salary; live in or out 32os
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID-2 reliable
girls TO work together in pvt. home. adults
only. city refs. required; live in or out.
Dupont 1854
COOK AND HoUsEKEEpER, intelligent;
mos' ehld in Ams Small oeorgepoRn nos1dnG homes
eo9d say and live n Do RoJ not apply u9eSs
local references: small apt; 80 to : 80;
$40 wk. CO s31s.
COOK AND MAID. experienced: Apply
1000 1000 illinois aye NV Phone GE o333.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cooking; live
in; family of three. Phone WI 1855.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. to live in,
small home L child; reference required.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, no laundry;
with conn bath. Wo. 2S52. ~ '
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. colored, morn
ings or afternoons; good salary health
huIs and as4 ssn
breakfast of: prefer some one who can
stay some nights. WI. 1868
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, experienced,
cooking; no laundry; small family; live in;
salary. WI. 6o31.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. reliable: one
who can cook; in family: laundry; Ss
wk Can before 3 or after pm, SD.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER, ironing on.y,
Emerson 3s69
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, cook and
laundress assist with 1s-mo.-old child;
no nights, no Sunday; $40 week. EN-.
1193.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER for apart
| ment, good cook and laundress. expert
enced only; S12 week. 1895 NJ St NV
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER. cook. $50:
small home, j child; live in; own room
and bath. Oliver 5112.
G.H.W AND COOK. capable of caring for
yopng baby experienced: good salary.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, must be exper in
| liant care; rm.. board, salary, $40 mo-.
refs. and health card req. SH. 3970-W.
GIRL. colored cook and general worker.
| small lunchrqom: city references required.
American Delleatessen. s13 Nd. ave. ne.
GIRL. colored. for general housework and
| help take care of hyr.- .-old baby: 50
week and carfare. Woodley 1885.
GIRL, for general housework cookins;
city reference REQUIRED. Cali EN-. 1868
| after i pm.
GIRL. colored. experienced, for ironing
shirts. Apply Moon Laundry. 1924 First
| St NV TO-
GIRL for rooming house no Sunday re-
liable: city refs; good Day. 1881 Wyo-
GIRL .gh.w:. some laundry, assist with
som some N nisits: % SO week. 7s2s 18th St st. NV NV
GIRL, colored. experienced care Q chill
dren, apt laundry, reference, health GER
tthcate; live out; S12 VIZ. and carfare
Call after 6 pm, FIR 044l.
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Woman, Attractive, PoiSe,

Able TO meet and handle public, expert
enced business executive, is open for po-
sition manager or busy executives as
sistant Top salary only. Box 141-B,
Star los
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wishes pantry or kitchen
work in cafe or cafeteria, no Sundays
Call NO. 1859. 81
GIRL, coored. wants part-time work from
3 to , pm; can furnish reference.
1896 Corcoran st. NV, 3rd floor.
WOMAN, colored. evening work by the
week | TO 5. cleaning and do laundry work;
no Sunday. 1901 r st. DE 046s
WOMAN. colcred. experienced, desires work
as a chambermaid. waitress or cafeteria
work; city reference. Dupont 0146.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

ATTENTION,
YOUNG LADIES,
18 to 35. We have openings
for manager and assistants
to work in branch stores of
one of Washington's best
known laundry and dry
cleaning chains. Apply in
person, 9:30 to II am, 4913
Georgia ave.
SMITH CLEANERS.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADIcATED BY MY
own method Results effective for . tife.
drugs or surgery DR., SOkMERWER CK
1853 Columbia I'd Adams 0S66.
MEN WOMEN OVER 40! RUNDOWN
LISTLESSp Stimulants tonics in Ostrex
Tablets put new activity in bodies lacking
iron, vitamin B-1. calcium, phosphorus.
Get new snap, zest Only 35c. For sale
at all good drugstores.
CASH LOANS AT LOW INTEREST. EN-
ployed men and women can borrow S25 to
$500 on their signature. Ability to make
small monthly payments main require
ment. Phone w. l.. WALLER, Glebe 1l12.
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY, GET II
at MY NEW REDUCED PATES You
can get SI00 and need only repay S1.s9
per week. which includes interest, the
only charge. Other amounts in proper
tion. Call BILL LANE. Michigan 65l0.
NEW REDUCED LOW INTEREST RATES
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN.
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in
hurry Just give me telephone call. You
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long as
you need it and your only charge is in
terest. at my NEW REDUCED RATE for
Just the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY. Chestnut 1924.
COUPLE WANTED. MIDDLE-AGED OR
older. to assist owner at summer hotel;
pleasant work small salary, board and
room. HILL TOP. Harpers Ferry, West
Virginia.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

RADIOS-Brand-new 1912 model r. C. A.,
regular S27.95 list, $50 cash Apex Radio
Co.. 709 9th st. NV. at q.
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REUPHOLSTERING,
FOR LIMITED TINE ONLY.
2-Piece Suite Reupholstered
for tAC E0

Tor $4250.
Includes labor and materials purchased
before price increase
Slip Covers Made to Order.
PHONE co. 3342 FOR ESTIMATE
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO.,
3171 Mt. Pleasant St NV
Evening star., 1942-05-08
HECHlNGER COMPANY,
USED MATERIAL DEPARTMENT

CAMERA, -Contessa Nettel. f3.5 film
pack 2Kx3H, view speed to 1/1200 sec,
stops to f32 leather carrying case. 2901
18th NV, Ant, No, l. O.
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and case IS Cook lens, revere protector.
Challenger screen. S125. RA. 5395.
CARPET, 32Ha SO. yards. gray broadioom.
son 5206.
CASH REGISTER, Burroughs comb, adding
mach Like new, sacrifice, don't miss.
Circle. 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
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PERSONAL.
Continued

PERSONS WITNESSING LADY FALLING
on sidewalk in front Of 2331 Cathedral
ave. Thurs, April 80, at $3.50 pm. Call
HO. 1890 at their earliest conv.
DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER, THE CHIRO-
practor with the wonderful hands; spe-
cial rates for defense workers. 3025 o,
MI 1920
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GAS STATION, fully stocked: exceptionally
low overhead; very reasonable, owners
GRATED. 625 T st. NV, Wash, D. c. H.
LIQUOR STORE, In good location; long
term lease; must be sold, owner subject to
draft Box 30l z, Star
Evening star., 1942-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

adding machines, etc. Late
models. Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co., 1881 e. Capitol
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GIRL, white. age 18 to %, high
school graduate preferred but
not necessary. to work as floor
girl in one of WaShington's finest
eating places. No Sunday work
no experience necessary, but
must have attractive personality
and desire to really work. Salary
to start, $40 week and meals,
with uniforms furnished. Call
GE. 1734 for appointment
Evening star., 1942-05-08

HAVE SEVERAL fine grocery stores Just
listed; real bargains. Also a delicatessen.
These are located in Wash. and nearby
Virginia. Albert H. Cohen, realtor 1O42
N. Irving ST., Arl., Va. CHI. 1861. Res.
WO. 2O4s.
OUTSTANDING RESTAURANT, Connecti-
cut ave. Present owner 10 years Fully
equipped and capacity business Reason
able offer accepted. Must be cash. No
brokers. Box 393-A, Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

BEAUTY SHOP for sale, good location.
Box 124-B, Star.
DRUGSTORE, on good corner making ex-
cellent profit; must be sold to close out
estate. Box 305-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

SsboAtbObNS WEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started, kept
part time; auditS, statements, tax service;
local refs; reas. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTABILITY CONSULTANT-Books
started. supervised, kept on part-time basis,
tax reports prepared. WA. 8400.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced bookkeeper, de-
sires full or part time work. Box 139-B,
Star.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK. exper, 25, draft
exempt, wishes evening work after pm.
Box 150-B. Star. TO-
CHAUFFEUR OR TRUCK DRIVER, colored,
wishes job. Abbott, AIS r st. NV. after
pm
MAN, colored. wants part-time night work.
Phone MI. 0193rafter $50 pm.
POSITION DESIRED by happy healthy
man; with sound mature judgment, re-
Gently returned from abroad: to represent
hrm or corporations in Washington. Box
POSITION by man of outstanding char
acter and ability, as foreman painter on
large construction JOB or real estate firm.
Age 81, with 81 years experience estimat-
ing and supervising large crews of men.
Best references. If interested write R. T.
Stanley. 54o9 Patterson I'd, E. Riverdale.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. capable well
known D. c.; consider managerial posi-
ton or will represent out-of-town firm.
Box 106-B, Star.
APHER-sECRETARY As. com
petent, available two or three evenings
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

financial statements, desires set Of books
TO keep in own office. National 1884. l0'
CASHIER, white some typins filing book
keeping knowledge, references; 5h days
wk. Write 1914 N. Stafford st. Arl., Va.
ED. WRITING, RESEARCH. q years
exp. with trade assn. and adv. writing.
College grad; lib. exp. Hobart 4345 eve
ningS.
SEAMSTRESS-C CUTTER from Paris, special
ist in frst-class lingerie, wants work. Box
l44-B, Star
WIDOW, middle aged, wants position as
housekeeper or companion, preferably with
single person, Box 143-B. Star
HAVING to give Up my position as div
mgr. and saleslady on the road would
like position as assistant to mgr. to learn
restaurant business Phone Woodley 1884.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

PLANO, used Brambach mahogany finished
apartment grand. in very good condition,
$685., easy terms Kits. 1880 G st.
rnents arranged call Republic 62I2
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(Continued.)

RESTAURANT AND TEA HOUSE
OF thirty years operation, very choice
spot in one Of the best residential sections
OF the Northwest and within the D. C.
ABOUT one acre of land, well-eauipped
Due to i'll health owner will sell, includ-
ing furniture, fixtures and entire equip
ment.
Well financed. and a cash payment of
$4,000 would be considered
CALL MR.. HILL. METROPOLITAN 4lOO.
MOORE d HILL CO, SO4 I7th ST
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u. S. AT WAR
RATIONING

RATIONING
Price Administrator Hender-
son ordered nationwide ration
ing of coffee, effective at mid
night on November %, on the
basis of one pound each five
weeks-about a cup a day-for
all persons who were IS years of
age or older when they register
ed for sugar supplies on May a
S. ALI retail sales of coffee will
be frozen at midnight, Novem-
Der 81, for the week before ra-
tioning begins in order to permit
merchants to stock their shelves.
Consumers will not have to
register to obtain coffee. They
will use their sugar rationing
book. To get the first coffee ra-
ton, the consumer will be re-
quired to surrender the last
stamp-No. 28-in the sugar
book. Subsequent rations of cof-
fee will be on coupons taken in
sequence toward the center of
the book.
Rubber Director LETTERS re-
ported chemists would develop
within five or six motnhs" a
100 percent synthetic tire good
for all but military and heavy
truck duty, but such tires will
be allotted for essential civilian
driving only. The first large syn
thetic rubber plant will be OPEN
ed at Institute, w. Va, sometime
in December. Sometime after
mid-1943, we ought to have
enough synthetic tires to make
an appreciate difference in the
situation regarding essential
driving. Sometime in 1914, we
ought to have enough to begin
to furnish tires to civilians for
family use," he said. Special
gasoline rations will be available
for motorists who are away from
home when nationwide mileage
%rationing begins, and special al
loWances will be made for mot
orists who must move their cars
lin the event of a bona fide
change of residence" but not
for moves from summer to win
ter homes. Secretary of Agri-
culture Wickard said meat con-
sumption of az pounds a week
per person would mean consid-
erably less meat for persons
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-29
SOCIETY ...
CUSTER-PEARSON

Maxine Baker Custer, of Har-
din, ana hOUert l.. teaISOn, Oh
AuCon, LallaI zone were uIllLeu
In u~Ia4r1ase on OcLouer II, 1917
III buA1ASo, MOuL. Inc DrIue
wore a pu4pIe sui with maLcL-
ing accessible ana was aJLenueQ
by lei SlSIer, MISS teggy Joyce
BAKER.
MRS. Pearson is the daughter
OF Inc laLe Dr. q. A. Baker ana
mrs. bIancne BAKER OF aarulu.
Sne Is a grauuaCe ot herDerJ
hoover hlgn Scnool IN Chen
daIe, Call. ana bullngS BUSINESS
CO1Iege. Sne Is empOyeu at pre-
sent as cIerk OF school district
NUMBER l7-H.
Mr.. Pearson is the son of the
late Herbert Pearson, who HAD
been travelling auditor in the
Panama Canal Zone and was a
retired banking examiner, and
Mrs. Alice R. Pearson of Frank
lin, Tennessee. He received his
high school education in the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-29
ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. McAllister
entertained the Monday evening
bridge club at dinner and bridge
this week. Mrs. l.. R. Cool re-
ceved high score for the ladies
and Carl Bowman was high for
the men.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-29

BAPTIST LADIES AID
The Baptist Ladies Aid met in
the church parlors on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Gile Litton pre-
sided over the business meeting
The White Cross assignment
was finished. Mrs. Uriel King
was hostess.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-29

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Miss Wanda Newkirk enter
tanned at a dinner and theatre
party on Wednesday evening.
The dinner was held at the
Chuckwagon cafe. Guests were
Mrs. Bill Torske, Mrs. Lyle Tint
niger, Jr., Miss Alta Cochran,
Miss Janice Matejka and Mrs.
Lewis Bochy.
JUNIOR AUXILIARY MEETS
Kay Rogers of Crow Agency
entertained the Junior Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary at the
w. L. Bell home on Wednesday
evening. Bonnie Bell was elected
secretary-treasurer to fill the
vacancy left when Patty Jensen
went to college. It was decided
that the Junior Auxiliary will
assist in the sale of Navy Day
tags on Saturday.
Among those present were
Bonnie Bell, Frances Dehnert,
Billie Marie Cunningham, Enid
Olson, Lorraine johnson, Ruth
Lewis, Lois Litton, Mrs. w. L.
Bell, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Deb
merit.