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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Drivers Jam
Stations 10
Fill Up Tanks
City and OPA Warn
Against Hoarding,
Storing Extra Gas
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

As Detroit motorists Swanpcc
gasoline stations in last-minutc
rushes 10 fill tanks before gasoline
-ratiohing goes into effect Tuesday
city and OPA officials Saturday
warned against boarding Of gaso-
line.
Told that many persons were
purchasing gasoline in tin can con-
tanners 10 store away for the
future, Capt. Edward W. Hall
acting fire marshal, said that the
Practice was in violation Of a city
ordinance, punishable By 500 fine
or 90 days in jail.
OPA officials pointed 10 TegUIa.
tons which prohibit the use oil
gasoline IN an automobile which
was not in The tank as Of De.
cember I, except where il is pur.
chased hV COUPONS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Allies Holding Upper Hand
In Tunisia, Russia, Pacific
~ tinted Press

Italian DodeCanese Islands worc
attacked
The Russian prc-wlntcr often
siye was still rolling forward, and
II was reported that the Red army
had recapturcd the important
junction point Of kletskaya. Is
miles northwest of Stalingrad on
The west bend Of the Don, and
hat 100000 Axis troops were
doomed as a olncers snapped shut
near kalach west Of Stalingrad.
In the Southwest Pacific, Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's forces were
driving steadily against tho lapa-
ue>e no the Buna-Gona area Of
New Guinea.
japanese resistance vas stub
born bat some indications were
that tho Japanese would GIVE UP
Buna without pitched battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Toni 10 Executed
For Staying
Is LIST Woman 10 Die
in Chair in Louisiana

LAKE CHARLES. La Nov IS
oUP)-Mrs Toni 10 Henry, 70.
died today in the electric chair
for The cold-blooded Staying Of a
Houston. Tex, salesman, whose
automobile and money she needed.
The Tiger Woman who shot
J p Galloway 10 death in a frozen
rice field As he pleaded for his
life. became tho first woman 10
be electrocu'cd and tho second 10
bc executed by the State Of
Louisiana
Accompanied by Father Rich
ard, her spiritual adviser. and
prison officials. Mrs. Henry de-
Sccnden tho stairs from tho second
floor cell block AZ 1906 p m
Ten minutes later she was dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Butter Limited
For Restaurants

There VIII be 10 extra hclprEs
of butter for Detroit restaurant
patrons after December I. - was
announced Saturday by r =
TraInor, president Of the NichI-
gan Restaurant and Caterers As
ISOLATION
The board of directors a. The
association voted 10 limit butter
10 one par for each order with
which butter ordinarily is served.
and TWO pats for whcatcake>.
Tralnor SAID tho ruling cover
ing the 1000 restaurants in De
trOIt. was neCC>>Itatcd by The
governments order 10 CreamcrIe>
TO turn over 81 per cent OF their
butter 70 lca>c.lcrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Not Enough Rubbish

"On an average there are hve
DPM trucks in each Of the city'S
st collection districts. Feldstein
said, "and each one il required
10 make four trips from it's dis
trIct ia the dump with 10 wards
81 rubbish each day. The aver
age distance j. about Is miles.
round trip.
Most Of the time there just
isn't enough rubbish In the dis
tricts 10 meet this, 30 10 pro-
tect themselves. the men have 20
dummy the load undo meath ia
make the canvas top stick mp
nice and nigh.
"Our superintendent have
told H. not once hut manN times
Ia hN mp those loads any way we
can. with empty boxes or tree
limbs, just 80 We get four loads
that look full every dsN. Re
Gently some of us rebclled and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Advance Near RzheU

The fresh Soviet offensive on the
northwestern salient Of the central
front penetrated German lines
around Nehkle Luki and Rzhev at
four places tearing wide gaps IN
the enemy Notifications, the spe-
clal Communique SAID.
Five German dIvisions-four Of
infantry and one Of tanks we're
declared 10 have been routed
In addition 10 the 10000 Ger
mans killed in tho three days since
tho now drive was begun tho bul.
lotin listed 81 Nazi tanks and I3S
artillery pieces DESTROYED.
Is SAID important railway lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Eleanor Powell Plans
To Wed Glenn Ford

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. IS GNS)
Eleanor Powell. dancing star Of
the films, disclosed today that she
plans an early marriage with
Glenn Ford and retirement from
the screen
II was the stars first admission
that she and Ford who plans 10
ION the marines upon completion
OF a picture a. Columbia Studios,
are formally engaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Wounded Back
From n. Africa
see Picture on Page s.

WASHINGTON. NOV. x d-pl
Tho war department announced
today thatoIcht officers and l07
enlisted men wounded m 'he North
African campaign had been rc.
turned 10 the United States and
were AZ the Walter Reed General
Hospital here
Nnety-tour of tho group arrived
early today. II reached this c0un-
try last THURSDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Maureen 0'SuIIivan
Mother Of I'd Child

HOLLYWOOD Nov g INS1
A nine and a half pound son va.
horn laSf night 10 film actres.
Maurccn O'Su.lIyan. The cHild va.
her second
She rs tho wife 81 John Earr1v
film director and trl'.narf IN frr
Royal Canadian navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Fcpor'- 'gom North Africa
placed Allied spcarhcads al Il
miles or loss from Tunis in what
appeared 10 be a move to seize the
city capital and isolate the AXIS
garrison defending tho Bilerte
naval base
The Allied high command re-
ported that Tabourda, - miles
from Tunis, had been captured
apparently with little opposition
The British Eighth Army ain
force was plasterinG key AXIS
bases with heavy air lombard
nent Targets in Sicily and The
& VI MACARTHUR. DENTIST
GU,vold ~ Mich over KIN el
Hours: 9-9. Sundays l0-l-.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

started 10 clean our districts mp
in three honest loads. We were
called on the carpet and our SUI
perintendent tried 10 get US
fired. He succeeded in getting
two of the fellows transferred.
cone 81 our three loads con-
tanned eight yards, which made
him ali the madden. Many of
the fake loads We haul contain
M more than three yards, but
that's all right just so they look
full and make his report sheet
look good at City Hall"
Turn Hose on Loads
"The same condition exists in
the garbage department" Cole
man charged. I'VE are required
Ia bring in four loads a day
also, only garbage IL weighed in
stead az measured. When We
can't get the weight. we are sup
posed 10 fill in the bottom OF the
load with bricks, bottles, cans Of
water or anything that will
make the load heavy.
"Nhy I've even known ~ col
lectors 10 drive nv their homes
on the wav To the incinerator
and squirt their garden hose on
the load Ia bring up the weight.
Coleman and FeliStcin said that
DPW truck drivers IN order &c
make the fourth daily haul 10 The
dumps. are paid overtime darfT-
ranging from 80 minutes 10 ar
hour for more than 800 drivers IN
the department. This figures close
10 $4,000 a year.
DPW Commissioner William "
Jr., while admitting the
four required loads and The over
time payments, defended his de-
partmcnt. saying both were neces-
,ary
I'VE have found" We,ker said.
that we must require a certain
Continued on Page l0)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Or J {. TooLE, DENTIST. 10
" Lafayette a. Mich. OPP. City
Hall Hours 3-9. Tel. ca. 66Sa.-
A-.N. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Gun
Maker Picked
For Michigan
Party at Fox Theefer
Next Thursday Night
TO Present War Bonds
BY f. JEROME PETIT

Mrs. Barbara Ann Clark Is
MISS observation-disclosures typi-
cal girl war worker.
a slender, dimpled, brown haired
woman Of II years, she has been
chosen queen of the 10000
women war workers of this area
who are fighting on the home pro-
duction front while their menfolk
are carrying on the battle over
seas or in training camps.
Mrs. Clark is an enthusiastic
patriot who helps make machine
guns for our armed forces in the
machine gun plant of the AC
Spark Plug Division of General
Motors in Flint. Her home is in
Flint.
As winner of the Michigan-wide
search for MISS VICTORY, con.
Iducted by The Detroit Times, Mrs.
Clark will receive a $1,000 war
bond and go to Chicago to repre-
sent this war production region in
the national contest in that city
for the title of MISS VICTORY
.of the UNITED STATES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Seven Finalists Present

Presentation of the $1,000 bond
to Mrs. Clark will be made ct
$50 next Thursday night, on the
stage of the Fox Theater. The
bond will be presented by one of
the committee OF eight impartial
judges who selected her as winner
from among the hundreds of can.
didates selected in scores OF
Michigan war plants.
Also present on that gala occa-
sion will be six other semifinalists
from as many different war plants,
who. with Mrs. Clark, were con-
sldered in the final Judging. Each
viii be presented a S25 war bond
by the Times at the Fox Theater
party.
Detroit and Michigan war work.
erS viii have their first oppor.
tunlty 10 meet" their Mss
VICTORY, however. over the air
at o.l0 p. m. this Sunday, when
She IS interviewed by Harry He'll
(COntinued m pace 10y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Sweetheart Theater Bar F9-S 5rd
Nodva ACts. so Door Charge
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
CONTINUED on Newt Page. Col. 81
FORECAST

For Detroit
and vicinity
Not much
change in
temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Continued on Page 1857
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

ADV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
Coffee Shortage
In City Reported

Tacoma wholesalers and roast
ers Of coffee Friday sought 20 cor
rect an erroneous impression that
a shortage Of coffee does not exist
IN the city.
Wholesalers pointed out that
they are now limited to SIS per cent
OF the amount sold during the
same period last year and this has
definitely created a situation that
finds some retailers without GER
tain brands Of coffee at times.
Rossters and wholesalers said
they had requested hotels and
restaurants 10 limit customers to
one cup Of coffee and that nearly
all the establishment have agreed
TO comply with the request. This
step was taken to prevent any
serious shortage Of coffee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

Buy L. s Bonds and savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

ming from the Stuck river bridge
TO an empty soxesr. next to the
caboose. shriver was In the cupo-
Ia Of the caboose.
When the train reached
Renfen. Shriver ordered the
men In the boxcar to clear out
n IL was going 20 be loaded
and sealed. An the men. ex-
eept the one shriver had seen
IN the Sumner yards. got cut
Immediately. That one did not
come cut until shriver warn
ID him that the car might be
sealed several days.
AZ the man leaped from the car,
shriver said he saw his features
clearly. And he elimsxed his tes-
timony by pointing out Jacobs a.
the man he had seen
Fails to shake Story
DISCRIMINATION by kadish
FAMED to shake the eonvie-
tons Of any Of the five men that
the man they saw that day In
1888 and the man in court was
one and same.
The Witnesses description
Of the man tailed In most de-
tails, although Urdea told Ma
dish the man had been wear
lag . cap while both kusmus-
sen and Shriver said the man
had . hat on his head.
ksdish. for the second time dur
ing the day. asked for = mistrial
ruling.
During the morning session
kadish had asked for . mis-
trial ruling when Stone tesu-
fled he hid picked Jacobs out
Of . lineup ct Mcneil Isiand
peaitentiary. He claimed the
statemsat unfairly prendiced
the jury.
Although the motion was denied.
ksdish again rose 10 his feet Ask
cd that the jury be excused. and
motioned for q mistrial when Ras-
muasen testified he had picked
Jacobs out Of lineup at Mcneil
Isisnd penitentisry.
After argument. during which
ksdish complained he would Be
forced to put his client on the
witness stand, Judge Card denied
the motion.
"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
Wants Youths Trained Il Months;
Dry Amendment Beaten, 49, to Is

WASHINGTON - So n.
L. o1Dezlel d Iez- -
nsanced teday - ssuA Spa
seF e sas<aznseaf fa -
p~sding te<.-sxe draft efll -
sbeii<h tine-end-s-h.f ever
TIM pay requirements fsr
vsFk II exo>s. 81 - hsur< q
week
wAsHTS6Tos-s<nste Repue-
.iran Leader Charles I. NeSsrv.
q Oregon. promised FRIDAY q
support an Amendment e n.
pending draft hiil prohfhifins Il
ard is-yesr-oid youths being az.
sgned 70 combat duty before eon.
rletion - Il months training.
Leaders believed that
kmendrenf. offered by SEA
Sehn Thomas. \. fd.he. stssd
. chance 81 beng writtea ints
the PendinE hiii. whose meat
controversial issue was re-
mesed late thursday when TIE
~enate sent hack 20 committee
the Lee prohibition amend
meat The vote wss - 70 s.
Senate Democratic Leader AIber
". Bsrklsy Of Kentucky said he
hoped disposal Of TIRE prohibition
q several other amendments for
training and educating Is ard Is
year-old youths made L likely
that the senate would have 10 meet
N a Saturday session Leaders
said they doubted that a. many
a. % votes would be cas-, against
the draft measure.
Defeat Of the prohibition amend
ment. sponsored b. Sen Josh Lee,
d. Okla. came after q spirited
debate lasting more than five
hours. Sen. Ailisrd T. Tydings,
d. Nd. denounced the proposal
IS . "cspone amendment" and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

the Anti=Saiaor 1szxae I'd ~
Eums znc boszlsxEsrs rxhlch
Eould rezzilt- fro7 IS adarto1-
h au<ndus~nt Wa e.
pe<=d - 18th s-nz1orz Baa~
aad Waiigr~n 81 WashIagtea
state
Lez SO - rsFrett=d sAat -
rropezai-to pruhitif zzIes o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

nczer - hzer = 80 verify =
army ard navv estaelizhn1e1ts-
failed . ct . far chance D.
fore ths senate. slnce TIE vots
care O. fns recounIttsl ssae ar
not On re merits q pronz5iton-
WASHINGTON sen Hiram v.
Josnsoz. r Calf. = pre-Sar 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
US. Again Pulls
Surprise al Trial

fceztzesd from Paze on.l
an entirely 49, asrect q Meyers
re y the p .. = o. structure.
sA<relz h - faeeordznx % 80
csace - - fTrst zrsa1 here thre-
y-zrs aEoI credited zith beinx
merely a wealthy =snreI- % fAe
speculative venture a. william
Marks~itz sr6 Joshu. ,. sinons
lxko eozuitted ssiez1s1 we're
credited aafh al N. iztrie.f~
structure - corporate orKznlzz-
tion. stock swffrhes ard tke al
po~erfai aitizafe holdInr CON
paziss-
stery !. Told
n erief. Tro<ger ted r. tury
re- stcry e how ais father. an
immigrant German mechanic, n
vezts6 The molten picture appar.-
to that hss since become spec
,seulsrty successful under ire
trade name o. Traas-Lux
Meyers catered hfs life.
Troexer said, In 1913 - .
wealthy investor. In the -hsrf
space Of . year ~ -. he re-
lated he had Organized . tn
corporate arranKement-.ith
him><if hsldisr virtually al
pstents. moary and ether as
sets-thzf was almost id>nti-
cal with the r. @. a O. .truc-
fure ~ 5 years later.
Troeger aid that Meyers vas
unable 10 pay the notes he gave
for control Of the business. and
that instead Of beng the Million
aire investor he claimed. vas
quickly exposed a. q promoter
and identified in contracts ss
such
Tar Returns Revealed
Immediately after Troeger com
pleted his testimony. the govern
ment introduced Meyers income
tar returns for the years 1ss2-ss.
Inclusive. despite vehement pro-
tests and objections q defense
counsel.
Calling attention 20 Meyers
purportsd wealth during the time
the p. @. n o. vas funetioning
in the Northwest. the government
made the following summary on
Meyers reports:
1882. occupation promoter. tax
able income Of 5000; 1888. pro-
motsr. 5000: 1884. promoter,
5000; 1885. promoter. 5000:
is5s. occupation financier. $751;;
1887. promoter. 1880: 1855 and
1899. no income.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

s.. william II. Masters D y :
sd congress might as zeu -taru
U camtEE or = H.lleE a. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

positively identfIed-Jacohs - IL
nsz 49, he'd - the ortiag stats
hsnk I'D : fe~ minutes alter
eooiiy shst eo~n ard killed Chad
zlck a. &c & chsd~l<ks e.
ficsrs Harry storsn. ~ tsey tired
% intercept him On ne AceTtoa-
Sumner rosz July Il is7S
a fiEe wk<n asked - Pros~-
cutnr Tellefaon. ia TIE naz 20
san that day. " - new i court =
repli<d - Needing. Ard ear. II
as own way. aimed q pointing
finger st Jseobs
Are yea absolutely sure
TsIief<sn a<ke1 ea<h q to
ar men-
Absolutely sure the wit
ne>se> sd. fiafiy. confidently.
Jacobs. during all his. did not
flineh- He - - extremely tai
nan. skinny. bix-boned but thin
He has = ionE. narrow face with
high. prominent cheek bones His
head 10 small and looks smaller
than IL really i. fer his light
brown hair Il cropped short.
closely clipped well Up al the way
around a style which college
boys would call \ crew haircut
oUTwARDLY CALM
He wears q brown cardigan
sweater. . tan. open-at-ths-throat
sport shirt and blue wooden trous-
era His son are eolored like
Jos<ph's coat
outwardly he 10 calm He
changes his position probably
more often than would ordinarily
Be normal He crosses and un-
crosses his long pipsstsm legs fire.
quently and during recssses he IL
. chain smoker.
State witnesses reconstructed
Jacobs route almost move by move
from the time he entered the bank
1T orting until be climbed out Of =
railroad boxcsr at Renton-
Leslie stone, cashier OF me BANK.
identified Jacobs ~ the man who
nsid nim Up AND roooed MIN snort
" before noon-
sesn CraeA. ~se was hera
Ing his cows across the road
rem snefe tne pence car
overlook the nesdirs machine
e>s tnsn - fess rom ssere
ne sseed' actually ~" me
aoun'e m"faes. Me 'den"ned
saes
sotn stone ana urea described
the car As an oid mooei osrk que
BUCK ssnan-
saw Gar Ceming
Leo hhoossaen and harvey ~
CAN. owners OF gas stations
along the route apparently taken
~ the nandit-mnroerer, toid tne
jury. IN turn. tney nso seen an oio-
model dark blue Buick come down
me foso- AAen sAia tns car rsu-
ator was steaminE and each ex-
planned hs nAd expected me car
70 step TOT water.
Inc car mad not even slowed
down. however. and knooianch, a.
had urdea. took down the ma
chimes license number.
a fArmcr, . kasmussea.
hving . miss east 81 summer.
not mr. frem csinn gas sn-
uen. seat set'esd the steam
isg car. ME- erppsed eauga-
ter had just gone out the
frest gate cate the highway.
Rasmussen said hs had bur
NED cut and pulled TIE girl
OFT the road just In time. get
mig . close look ~ Jacobs -
~ did 20.
He. too. identified Jacobs ~ the
driver, pointing to him in the
courtroom.
Asked Tor LIT"
The steamink machine was pull
ed off 70 the side Of the read near
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

i.tio-izt leader. charged n re
.s-.te Friday nat proposed drsft
q Is and ie-ysar-oids would
alssuidsts= an entire generates
- leave 70 one after TIE var %
se7d tsIs great republic 81 Il wsy
spain
R,sv L. s Bonds ard Savei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

lou help yourself when you buy
y. 3. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce were filed Fri
day in Pierce county superior
court by Dorothy against William
Lawson, charging burdensome
home life; Eunice against Laverne
Walden. charging cruelty: Mar
garet against Harold Msttson.
charging burdensome home life.
Final divorce DEGREES were
awarded Friday 10 Elsie c. from
NJ. N. keenan,. and TO Olaf from
Eirine Knntson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

Your postmaster can tel you
how TO invest In U. 8. WAR
BONDS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-03
Nephew Killed In
Bomber Crush

Lyle j. Tintinger received
word this week that his nephew,
Charles Preston, of Hollywood,
was killed in an army bomber
crash at Bogalusa, Louisiana,
Sunday, Aug. %.
He was the only son of MI.
and Mrs. Jack Preston Busch
LEM, residents of Hardin in
1873. He was born in Great
Falls on Dec. Is, 1920. The fam
lily moved to Hollywood the
year following.
His father, who writes under
the pen name of Jack Preston,
is author of a number of books
Of fiction which has received
national recognition, among
which are Screen STAR" Not
Ashamed" and Hell Hollywood"
Prior to his enlistment into
the Army Air Corps, Charles
Preston was engaged OCCASION
ally in movie productions as
an atmosphere musician. He
appeared IN "City Of Conquest"
Mice Girl" and World Pre-
mier." productions of 1910 and
1941.
He was scheduled to 60 over
seas on October LIST.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-03
GAME WARDEN IS
KIWANIAN GUEST

Dale Shook, of Billings, dis
trict game warden for Montana,
was the principal speaker at
the Kiwanis club luncheon
Wednesday noon as the local
club observed Sportsmen's Day.
MI Shook appealed to the To-
cal service clubs for coopera-
ton of the game laws as snoop-
erS on violatorS, but for the
purpose of talking to would-be
violators and ~persuading them
against the violations Of the
law before such crimes are COM
mitted.
He stated that this coopera-
ton was necessary because
game wardens are not allowed
any priorities on tires and
could not make numerous visits
to all the localities in the dis
trict as has been done in the
past. In order that our fish and
game may be protected it has
become necessary for everyone
to cooperate with the state fish
and game commission in this
respect or there would result
a situation that might lead to
the depletion of our fish and
game.
Nelson Graves was a guest of
the club.
Willard J. Scott was awarded
the weekly quota of war stamps.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-03
Fdrned Evangelist
In BILLINGS Soon

Gypsy Smith," world famed
evangelist, will start a two
weeks appearance in Billings on
Sunday, Sept. 6, at the junior
high school auditorium, Ross E.
Price, secretary of the Evange-
list Mission, announced this
week.
Born in 1860 in a gipsy tent
in England he was destined to
become one of the greatest evan
gelists Of his time. Hi educa-
ton was irregular and was COM
pleted through his own diligent
and personal application. He is
recognized as a master of the
English language and diction.
During his lifetime he has
been associated with such out
standing characters as Ministers
Moody and Sanky, Samuel Chad
wick, F. B. Meyer, J. H. Jowett,
Alexander McLaren, G. Campbell
Morgan and others.
In connection with the special
services that will be held each
night for two weeks, a choir
directed by Professor Harold w.
Gretzinger Of Salt Lake City,
and composed of volunteer sing
ers Of Billings, will appear.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-09-03
SCRAP Drive
HELD FRIDAY
Estimates Reveal
More Thdn Seven
Tons Collected

More than seven tons of scrap
metal were collected in the drive
staged in Hardin and vicinity, it
was stated early this week. Sew
eral persons living in Hardin
have large quantities of scrap
to give to the drive that will be
collected later.
A final report of the commit
tee will be published next week,
Carl Rankin, local salvage COM
mittee chairman stated.
The committee expressed their
thanks to radio station KGHL
in Billings and the Hardin Trib-
une-Herald for giving the drive
much publicity. They expressed
their appreciation to E. o. Pres
ton, assistant scoutmaster, and
Scouts Jimmy Morris, Buzzy
Henderson, DonneN and Darrell
Linthacum, Edward Jacobson,
Robert Saunders, Bill Snyder,
Harold Devore and Bob Bylund
for their part in the drive.
Truck drivers were John But
kay, Henry Miller, w. s. Brooks
with the city trucks and the use
of a truck was donated by E. L.
Jacobson with Alex Mills as
driver.