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COLORED.
HOUSES, ALL SECTIONS,
any " CSnn nNyLTN

ONLY $500 DOWN
1mmed. poss.: Brookland; deta ched z
rm.. bth.. h.-w,h., porches, cellar; newly
dec.
Immed. poss.: like new: very modern Co
lonial brk., rms. 2 bths., gas heat, hdwd.
frs, master bedrm. with closets, semi
dethd with modern css rec Fm
br. rms. bth, auto. hot-water heat.
500 blk. Kenyon, very, cean;, deep yd,; 8
rms. tile bth., oil h.-w.h.. cellar. porches
800 blk Kenyon: 2-fam. brk.. modern
fixtures. deep yd; good income; very clean.
500 blk. Col. rd.; rms. bth. n w h'
Col. brk., rear porches overlook reservoir.
new auto. heat, rec rm.. Venetian blinds
Near Dupont Circle; 7.unit bldg: redee
JOHN P. MURCH1SON,
11s1 N. H. Ave. RE 1927
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FOR COLORED.
BROOKLAND Sc. AND NE.

BROOKLAND Sc. AND NE.
BRooKLAND. mr. 14th and Kearney ne.
Beautiful Groom frame dwelling, g
baths, auto. h.-,w.h.. extra large lot. Gould
II located. Price. $1,000: large cash pay
ment required. Other Brookland proper
ties available
s.e.-6 rooms, . baths. full basement, row
brick. auto. h.-w.h.; conv. for Navy Yard
or Armory workers. Price, S7,45O. Cash,
sl.5OO.
OWNER LEAVING U. s., wants to sell
this modern 7-room. semi detached brick
home. located on Wash. place, near Divi-
sion ave. in the Capitol View area. House
has hardwood floors throughout, recrea-
ton room, modern kitchen. auto. h.-wh.
Price, 1880. Large cash payment. Sum
day, 10 to 3. call Mr. Harps, MI. O456.
Sunday, 3 to 6. cali Mr. Shamwell, GE.
1859. Weekdays call once.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
1902 New jersey Ave- NE. DU. s7s7.
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FOR COLORED.
NORTHEAST

FOR COLORED.
NORTHEAST.
Several almost new six-room semi-detach-
Cd brick homes. in ideal locations near
TRANSPORTATION, schools churches and stores
Phone daily or Sunday for large list of
homes in all sections on easy terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5001 E. Capitol St. Realtors. Ii. 354O,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR WIS Az

OOOSsS tON SAlE.
NEAR WIS. AVE.
And Western ave: in Md; z large rooms,
ase ioi cs g. hsas sss7
7 RMS, PRICE $500.
trust furnished above be- S sasement; brek hss:
ABOUT saoo anih, pem5hE rooms gross income
$1,000 down ''' ''' '''pe'' iuesaa''
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
l010 Vermont Ave. RIM. 217. RE 514o
A REAL ATTRACTIVE
HOME IN SILVER
SPRING.
POSSESSION CAN BE
HAD BY TIME OF TRANS
FER. SPACIOUS BUNGA-
LOW, HAVING A LARGE
LIVING ROOM, DINING
ROOM, BREAKFAST NOOK,
FINE KITCHEN, 2 BED
ROOMS AND TILE BATH
ON FIRST FLOOR. LARGE
ATTIC, FULL BASEMENT,
HOT-WATER HEAT, COAL
STOKER; GARAGE, SPLEN-
DID LOT. REASONABLY
PRICED.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
7733 ALASKA AVE-,
GE. 1910
G9hoRER1s9G eSona ED 5.f5: PIX; 3 K 2 WEIo
bal: NOV: ". BALEY. Ma. 2S $3.50. '0"n'
CoLoRED-6 RMS; AND BATH; excellent
r." f. w. HoR1p aesE!9n; mS Sa;SSS 39ss $1,000 down.
CoLoRED-L NEAR FIRST NW-6 roorns 9
mo- WV W lii11i BHfIEY Rsis NA. 1879 1879 down. bal
CoLoRED-,40o BLK. N ST. NV
s3ml bs and wPaSa RIE 1aF2Ps hfs NA a s3%o
CoLoRED-l234 G ST. NE, ROW BRICK,
( rooms and bath. arranged for . families
ninss RA saaF y pFsAtE Of IA cG sss4 NA S0s2 eve
CoLoRED-HAvE SEVERAL GOOD BUYS
on Kenyon st. NV. Woodley 272s. 81.
Go;LoREDI32 FL H ST. n. N.E-oWNER RE
hea hsshs tile IL haalh bab csat sNTe bath oI
Agent, s25 F st. ne '''' l''''
CoLoRED|NEAR 1st AND R. I. AVE.
nW- $3.50, Colonial brick, 6 rooms and
pain. h.-w.h (coaD: double back porch.
lo0I ST. NV. e. A. BARRY, ME- POPS.
coLoRED--1DEAL NV SECTION; GRIN
mooern brick, automatic heat, hardwood
ems Decatur 53s2, Decatur 1850.
Colored-6 large rooms, h.-v.h.. hard
wood floors. porches, excellent condition: a
beautiful home. Park pl. near Kenyon.
Newton St, mr.. New Hampshire ave.-A
beautiful home. 20 IT. wide; & large rms,
h.-w.h., porches front and rear, earaee;
owner open to offer on terms. Lincoln
1858. Colored.
colored-Beautiful Kenyon st. homes
crete Colonial porch: long sodded yard:
RANGED. Ask for A. W. Stephens. De-
INV h.. hardwood floors Colonial porch h.
luii cellar, ample closets; ideal location
oo7 r,1r,G ,IHGs. W. PARKS c.,
COLORED.
2-Iamlly apt, 2467 Sherman ave NV
= rooms bath each. You can live in one
gain for 81 500 on terms Mr.. Raine NA,
2919. WAPLE g. JAMES. Inc, DI. 3346,
COLORED-
Brick Homes, No. Cap. and Quincy nj NE
Cali MRS. LEWIS. DU. II 11SSkisRn 2os5. NTH
PASQUAL REALTY CO, Elk $3.50
~ COLORED
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Colored-Beautiful Kenyon st. home-s
large rms, h;-w.h.. hardwood floors, con-
crete Colonial porch long sodded yard
everything to enjoy in a home terms ar
ranged. Ask for A. w. Stephens De-
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THE HOUSE OF THE MONTH

value, lovely. rms, tile bath, h-vh
'0s o9lfk 1f PAYS US 70 sso2S oWN ss5WF YoUR OWN
Alex K. Anderson & Co. Elk. 5000.
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ARISTOCRATIC ALEXANDRIA Il RED
room detached house, completely recondi-
TONED 3 baths. :! hreplaces. hot water
coal neat new Iron Fireman: lovely gar
cen alley entrance, MRS. BINYON CIR
;. washington st. Sll,5OO terms. Atten-
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NEAR SUITLAND. MD+-ROOM AND
path bungalow, basement. coal heat large
AVS S4ooo: terms; DEWEY M FREE
all day Sunday ''''' VIVA
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Newton St. mr.. New Hampshire ave-A
bbesutlful home. home, 20 #; wide; s large rms,
owner open to offer on terms. Lincoln
$3.50. Colored
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Modern l i2-story house, l yr old. 2 bed
rooms. tile bath. lge. kit and living ROOM.
lge ins. attic, full basement, near every
WI 471S
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TWO APARTMENTS

TWO WELLrLOCATED
BRICK HOMES IN
SHEPHERD PARK.
PURCHASER sCAN GET
POSSESSION AT THE TIME
OF SETTLEMENT. THESE
ARE SELECT PROPERTIES
AND THE OWNERS HAVE
PRICED THEM TO SELL.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
TO SEE THESE HOMES.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
7733 ALASKA AVE,
GE. 1910,
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,,,c GUY TIMER,
1925 You st. NV NO. 4oO7.
FOR COLORED-6OO BLOCK OF KENYON
st. Avs rooms and b., h-wh, full base
neht' nat' Also . r. and b., h; VIII, basement
| sotn IN excellent condition.
400 block OF Irving st. w-6 r and b
n-wh., basement: $1,000 and 81 ,0OG cash
1900 block of 18th st. n.w-10 rooms,
4 apis, 4 kitchens and 4 baths Home
ana investment; unusual opportunity
465-461 -469 Eye St n.w-S rooms and
bath each, redecorated: 467 vacant and
open for inspection today from 4-6 pm
400 block of 1st st. n.W.-3-story brick
recently converted into five complete apis
Each has rooms, X and b. The annual
cash.
Fairmount Hgts., Md r. and b.
hrcola heat; lot 6Oxl10. Also a small
room cottage on the same lot One
| block from Fairmont Hgts High School
Price. $4,000 and 500 cash
900 block of E ST. s.e-9 rooms and
path. $3.50 and 81 900 cash
n st; n.W.-9 rooms and bath. brick
tVacan): price. S7.95O and ST 900 cash.
Store and rooms and tile bath: fixtures
ncluded. Owner retiring from business
only Only 81 900 down. balance terms. Very
List your properties with us. We will
guarantee sales. Give it to US, we will
| sell it
REPUBLIC REAL ESTATE CO.
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wood floors. porches, excellent condition: a
1oeauti1ul home. Park pl. near Kenyon.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Spacious brick residence of English de-
sign with bedrooms, . baths, recreation
secluded porch and built-in garage Here
is home but. block off upper 18th ST,
among other fine homes. and adjacent to
natural woods R. P RIPLEY. SH. 1893
Sun. Mon and even. Mr. Allen. 81. zoos
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212 A. RICH FENCED LOAN AT D. G,
nreplaces' sun psrlor. large porches, shaded
oIuegrass lawns. city water, sewer, gas,
elec.: much trult: many bldgs. S13, 900,
terms. GEO. C. WALKER WA 1909 2ns
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bath: large, bright kitchen: basementS
IIaundry Iat oz facilities; hot-water. heat: nic1
Iot, So95O, terms Inspect 64O4 Central
ave. MARYLAND Park. Md TELEPHONE M
Ioo5 or W; NJ. THOMAS. 1910 Vernaon1
ave. NV, Ma 1897
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GREEN MEADOWS.

IREEN MEADOWS.
f-r. house. bath, cleo, central heating
plant. hwo. floors. modern kitchen, lge lot,
lands1caaped; bus at door: $4,000. terms.
:, 1905 42nd AVE. HYATTSVILLE
Vacant; ar. bungalow, bath. cleo h.
" h., hwd.. floors, front and back porches,
a!eplace fuli bsmt, garage; paved street;
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BETHESDA, MD.-$12, 500.

BETHESDA, MD.-$12,50
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
IN THE BATTERY PARK SECTION.
Walking distance. TO schools, churches
cludine Sx15 sunroom, 3 bedrooms. all
win-bed size; full basement, incinerator.
oil furnace with summerwlnter hookup;
60-ft lot with shrubbery and Victory gar
den. INSULATED; wssthsrstripp&sd. & screened.
EDW H JONES g. CO.. INC,
Woodley 2300 Until 9 PM.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$10,950.
A delightful homestead with spacious
grounds. l0Oxl so. entirely fenced: maple
trees, fruit trees and garden space. Large
screened porch, goodsized rooms through
out: bedrms., storage attic. 2car de-
winter hoekup. " Immediate PossEs-
SION CAN BE PURCHASED COMPLETE
LY FURNISHED IF DESIRED.
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC,
WO o3OO Until NJ
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BRIGHTWOOD.

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
S6950-Near 7th and Rittenhouse sts.
n.w.-A very attractive brick. six rooms.
bath. hot-water heat, cleo: convenient to
J-l and J-6 bus line, Whittier Elementary
School and Calvin Coolidge High School:
terms arranRed,. May be inspected between
3 and today by calling Temple 16S. .
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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COLORED.

Mr.. N. Capitol & Quincy SITS.
This Colonial brick house contains six
unusually large rooms and bath For in
formation call MR.. FREDERICKS, MA
1905; evenings, Sligo 1854
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Kicker PROPERTIES,
wilson Blvd. and Courthouse Rd. Arl. Va

VA.
Working couple should see this A small,
modern bungalow, 112 years old l bed
room. bath, living room, kitchen. Very
easy terms. Call GIL. 1873.
NEAR CLINTON MD-4-RM. AND BATH
masonry house: completely furnished; 10x
20 glassed porch, p acre land: owner trans
DAN ABBOTT. CT INTON 81.
NEW HOME-5-ROOM HOUSE, GAS
range. oil heat; sewer and water; Bradbury
Heights
Groom house, with auto. heat. built in
gar, basement Bradbury Heights.
District Height-3 bedrooms, living
room dining room, kitchen, brick garage,
full basement, auto, heat.
4-room house, all modern, right on bus
line; city water. sewer and gas.
w. E. HARDESTY.
Upper Marlboro. Phone Marlboro 66.
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OUR BEST BUYS.

1925 Allison ST.. rooms, brick, corner,
1850, $500 down.
rooms and bath. > apartments, one
rents for $40. Near 11th and sts Sc
S6,950, $3.50 down.
700 block of Kennedy st NV bed
rooms and garage. hot water, coal heat,
SS,92O: good terms and possession.
LARRY o. STEELE. RE. 0493, EN- 63l5
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| ACRE, CozY HOME NEARLY NEW.
Nv rm with fireplace, mod. kit, water
nesser ress iermS handsome bath bargain, $3.50
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Row brick, with nice living rm kitchen
dining room, glass-inclosed porch; 3 bed
rooms. bath and large screened porch on
second floor; full basement with built-in
garage Near schools and stores. Con-
venient terms. Mr.. LoWery. ia. 1876.
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DOWNTOWN

detached Colonial residence in ex-
eellent condition and ready for your oecu-
pancy, Three bedrooms, two baths. all
% snlated; d screened n rear ear porch, recreation % ion
room with fireplace. .-car saraee; near
bus line and within walking distance of
public and parochal schools.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
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=, Lovely detached brick home. away from /
the noisy city. Nice living room with fire
place dining room and kitchen; 3 nice bed |
rooms and bath. grand recreation room |
WIN nrepiace; garage: car necessary for |
transportation: possession in 30 dayS
Sa300; 81 500 cash. Mr. Lowrey, Ia |
1875 BROD1E 81 COLBERT. INC Ma !
SS15. Realtors "
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SILVER SPRING.
POSSFSSION- RIGHT

POSSESSION-PRICED RIGHT.
Beautiful detached brick center hall
large living room with open fireplace, s
large, bright rooms. lavatory on l st f.. hot
screened side porch, built-in garage Close
to Georgia ave. shopping center. For fur
ther information and inspection call Du-
pont 1000 Ext. 6@1, Sundays and eve
nings weekdays. DI 5000.
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AdGA14No1l
Belle Haven, modern brick house. 3 bed
garage and recreation room SI75OO
HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE, overlook
ing river, 5 bedrooms, 3l7 baths, maid S
room and bath, library, large living room,
2-car garage. $4,000
BRADDoCK HEIGHTS, attractive 2-bed-
room brick house: $3.50
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NOT FOR SALE
"YOUR CHILDREN"

One block east of Wis ave blocks past
bank IN Bethesda, Md.-Detached home
st hr;-Livlne room, dining room, sun
room. breakfast room 2nd fir large
beorooms, bath. large unfinished attic: Gel
lar under entire house: hot-water heat,
coal; lot 5oxl so. Owner anxious to sell:
substantial cash required. House now
rented. Priced at $3.50 to sell. WO. 4944.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
Exclusive Agent,
NOO1 1fth CT Al VI Eirtri.i 1oAc
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American University Park

In the wooded section near Conn ave-
center-hall plan. brick. with large rooms,
sun parlor, bedrooms, . baths. Terms
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI Ht49
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Dist. Line, Macarthur Blvd.
Six-room brick, four years old good
condition; attached garage: fine neghbor-
hood; close to District transportation;
priced to sell quickly; $3.50; terms
E. M. FRY, INC,
124O Wisconsin Ave WI 6-1n
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
Urges Exchanging
OF Wur Prisoner

Senator James E. Murray of
Montana this week suggested
to Secretary of State Cordell
Hull that American civilians
now being held in Japan be ex-
changed at the ratio of one
American for five Japanese.
Senator Murray declared that
a ratio of five to one was a
proper appraisal of the worth
of the two peoples and that
such an exchange would solve
a dual purpose Of relieving this
nation of the expense of MAIN
tanning Japanese nationals in
concentration camps and of re-
turning American citizens to
their homes.
Press dispatches have quoted
the Imperial japanese Govern
ment as saying that they would
only surrender American civil
ians on the basis of one Ameri-
can for five Japanese" Senator
Murray said. "This is a proper
ratio of the value of the two
peoples. I do not believe any
American would complain at re-
turning five Japanese to their
island home for every American
that can be brought back to
this country"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
MARTIN CHOSEN
KIWANIS SCRIBE

The directors of the Hardin
Kiwanis club elected Merle Mar
tin secretary to succeed Charles
R. Stobaugh at a meeting Mon
day evening at the home of the
Rev. J. D. Smith.
Mr.. Smith in his capacity as
program director, was in charge
of planning programs for the
coming month. These will con-
tinue a series on Americans pro-
minent in the nations history.
Abraham Lincoln and George
Washington will be the subjects
of speakers at future meetings.
The lives of Theodore Roosevelt
and Franklin D. Roosevelt have
already been discussd.
Plans were also made for in
creasing the membership of the
club, and activities to be spon-
sored during the coming year
were discussed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
FARM PRICES UP
SIX POINTS HERE

The index of prices received
by farmers for Montana crops,
livestock and livestock products
advanced six points in the one
month period from Dec. IS, 1912
to Jan. Is, 1943, the U. S. de-
partment of agriculture an
nounced this week.
The January is index of
prices received was $50 per cent
of their five-year, August 1909
to July 1914, base compared
with IA per cent a month
earlier and 127 per cent a year
earlier.
All groups except chickens
and eggs advanced, with grains
and meat animals showing the
largest increases. Wheat advan-
ced six cents from Dec. IS, to
Jan. Is while the other grains
advanced from 2 to 7 cents. The
meat animal group advanced 8
points with beef cattle, veal
calves, lambs and hogs all ad-
vancing from 40 TO 80 cents per
hundred weight. Eggs showed
a seasonal drop of $50 cents per
dozen while chickens and tur-
keys showed small decreases.
Poultry products were the only
ones to register declines. Flax
seed advanced ID cents while al
falfa seed and. hay held even
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
BILLINGS TEAM
HERE ON FRIDAY
Locals Down Lodge
Gross In Thriller
Lost Friday NIGHT

George Michotte, six foot
seven inch center and state
scoring champ, and his Billings
team mates will invade the Har-
din basketball court here Fri
day night in the second meet
ing of the season for the two
clubs.
In a game played early in
January the Billings cagesters
defeated Hardin by a ten-point
margin. The score was 43 to 80.
Last Friday night the Hardin
team came from behind to de-
feat a hot Lodge Grass team
20 to q. Lodge Grass held at 13
to II lead at the end of the
half, and had increased their
lead to 32-19 at the end of the
third canto. During the last per-
iod the Bulldogs sank 10 points
to pull the game out of the fire.
Ben Pease was high scorer for
Hardin with II counters, and
Tobacco made 8 for Lodge Grass.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
WILL HELP MAKE
OUT TAX RETURNS

Revenue Agent j. C. Robbins
will be at the court house in
Hardin on Feb. %, % and "a,
to assist taxpayers to make
their federal income tax re-
turns.
It was pointed out by the
office of the collector of inter-
nal revenue of the District of
Montana in Helena that many
individuals will be filing re-
turns for the first time this
year.
Personal exemptions have again
been lowered. Every single per-
son having a gross income of
$500 or more and all married
persons living with husband or
wife who have an aggregate
gross income of $1,000 or more
must file returns.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
NEED WOMEN TO
ASSEMBLE KITS

Fifteen women who are free
Saturday afternoon are urgent
ly needed to help fill and as
Semble Red Cross kits for the
armed forces. The group is ask
ed to meet at l p. m. at the city
hall.
Anyone who can help is ask
ed to telephone Sim by l p. m.
Friday so that the production
chairman, Mrs. Ernest WISER,
will know how many helpers
she will have.
Mrs. WISER also said that all
knitted items now out and
completed are needed at once
to be included in this shipment
The office will be open from 2
to S p. m. Friday to receive
these garments.
Women who will label gar
mentS are asked to be at the
office at 2 p. m. Friday.
Everyone Is asked to be very
careful in binding off stitches
in knitted articles. Be sure and
purl over puzzled stitches and
knit over knit stitches, says
Mrs. WISER.
The shipment of kits has been
delayed because it has been i'm
possible to secure enough need
les for all the knitters, it was
stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
Rdq Collection
To Be Next Week

The rag salvage campaign,
which has been in the making
for sometime, will be held from
Feb. 6 to Feb. Is inclusive, Mrs.
F. S. Morrison, chairman of the
campaign committee, stated
this week.
The collection is being I'M
dertaken by an independent
committee of women under the
sponsorship of the AWVS CO.
operating with the salvage COM
mittee of the Civilian Defense
Council.
Ne4gnborhood collection depots
are being set up, and house
holds will be notified by block
leaders where their nearest de-
pots are. Already offered as de-
pots are the front porches OF
Ping, Mrs. Gordon Winsor and
Mrs. F. S. Morrison. Farm peo-
pie are asked to leave their rags
! at Pings store.
All kinds of rags are wanted
including fur scraps, rugs, bur-
lap, canvas, corduroy, knitted
goods, yarn, kapok, wooden
goods, rayon, socks, cotton and
any item in the line of fabrics.
These things should be clean.
The rags do not have to be
sorted, but should be tied in
bundles.
All rags collected will be sold
to the Acme Trading company
in Billings, and proceeds will go
to the Red Cross.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
High School Hos
New War Courses

Three new courses, inaugur-
ated at the request of the U. S.
Army and u. S. office of edu-
cation, were begun at Hardin
high school this Monday at the
beginning of the new semester.
Designed to shorten and make
easier the training period fdr
young men indicted into the
armed services, they have been
designated pre- = induction"
courses.
The physical fitness program
for juniors and seniors is I'M
der the direction of H. R. Sal
yer and Joe lille. Each student
spends five hours a week on
this subject.
Elementary electricity is be-
ing taught by Ino Belsaas and
triginometry by Principal ]. N.
Thompson.
It was also announced by Su-
perintendent of Schools F. E.
Skeie that the junior and Sc
nior high schools will be in ses-
sion on Saturdays for the next
four weeks to make up for the
four days lost during the ex-
tremely cold weather, when the
school buildings could not be
heated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
Annual Firemen's
Boil Next Week

Members of the Hardin VOL
unteer fire department will hold
their annual Valentines Day
dance on Saturday night, Feb.
10, 1t was announced by the
publicity committee.
The dance will be held in the
junior high school gym with
music being furnished by an
orchestra from Waltz Inn at
Custer.
A ticket committee has been
named and ducats for the an
nual affair are now being sold.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
BOY SCOUTS HERE Will OBSERVE
33RD ANNIVERSARY OF SCOUTING
Several Events Are
Plonned For Scout
Week. Feb. 6-l2

Hardin Boy Scouts will Join
with other troops throughout
the nation in the observance
of national Boy Scout week, Feb.
6 to IL.
The feature of the weeks
program will be a Father and
Son banquet at the grade school
gymnasium on Wednesday eve
ming, followed by a Court of
Honor. The public is invited to
this ceremony, during which
Scouts who have passed the re-
quired tests will receive adj
vancementS in rank and other
awards.
Another feature of the week
is Boy Scout Sunday, with spec
ial services at the regular wor-
ship period at the Congrega-
tional church. The Rev. Gordon
Winsor will preach the sermon
Other specially designated
days are Saturday, Feb. 6.
mouse to house canvass for hunt
ing knives for the army; Mon
day, Feb. 8, birthday of the
Scout movement, rededication
to Scouting, national RADIO
broadcast; Tuesday, Feb. 9, Good
Turn day; Thursday, Feb. IL,
Victory Service and Thrift day;
Friday, Feb. IL, Americanization
day. On Friday the Scouts will
present the colors at the Har-
din-Billings basketball game
here.
Also in commemoration of
the week, a special window dis
play is being shown in the w.
G.. Woodward company store.
Scout work in Hardin has re-
Gently been reorganized. Off
GERS of the council for Hardin
Troop No. 20 are E. E. Skeie,
chairman; ". I. Morris, COM
missioner; R. v. Walker, field
commissioner; j. D. Sturzeneg-
ger, scoutmaster; Rhonald A
Iverson, assistant scoutmaster;
the Rev. Winsor, chaplain; e
L. Jacobson, treasurer; Kendall
Wolcott, secretary, and George
W. Gustafson, Art Platz, Bert
w. Kronmiller, R. B. Saunders
and Mike Kuchera, members.
About 30 boys of Scout age
have enrolled in the troop, and
a number of younger lads have
signed up as Cub Scouts cages
9 = III.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
Trees Planted On
Court House Luwn

Twenty blue spruce trees were
planted this week on the court
house grounds by county work.
ers. The trees from a nursery
near Pompeys Pillar are more
than 10 years old, it was stated.
County trucks and a drag
line were taken to the nursery
to haul the trees to Hardin. The
equipment was also used to
lower the trees, the roots of
which were covered with a
Large amount of dirt, into the
holes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-04
LIONS WILL MEET
MONDAY EVENING

The Hardin Lions club will
no d its regular meeting Monday
evening, Feb. 8, in the banquet
room of the Masonic temple.
Charles Bordsen, agriculture
instructor at Hardin high school,
will be the principal speaker,
In charge of the program are
j. Gayle Sawicki and A. R. Heg-
re.
Members of the serving COM
mittee are Austin Slattery, R. P
Ross, ]. Gayle Sawick and Murt
Sullivan.