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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcor,.,

sSsGmt,s yts
hwy. Il. Of Key Bridse. Rossiyn, va.
RADIO. Philco combination. lowboy type:
f1PgS ssss Piss sss sssIs5n %'fssssns cabinet
kADIosmWs nave AYE, q food SELECTION Of new
ase ans ctheT. nsiss
i &Ss; s 4'ss ss.s s5saa ssas
sSn' H ina hssRi'ss oR Ssss screen lawn mower
fXffs REFRicfRxfoR: &. E. Monitor top, 81
col ssnd t.: lsas e. stG5ss $3.50 last years Exc
sse aIne!tf 'fs: Baker Pfss''f.y Sc ne"
Sax S Sss{ f5e.s.ns G NJ No s,as excel.
fSnf sffsreEsx4oks. Gil s4o, WESTINGHOUSE. new.
fa rsa sa f nd ss4 ~ i ySu ST. ne II Rr's5S sos
RIFE. s55 Roberts, scope: custom built
1a2s Inch Uniterl scope. 52 Win; target
eSp {SS sae5 37iS a4th ' p 5'As Sc Phons 4.
kso rs1oSsfs and shesus
Lkens 5 Wilson lane. Bethesda. Nd
k1a kTGa Vc9nai E, ro rev fssn SnHsed' from La raz
RUG. very fne Oriental Ispahan), ex-
caII Wooddley GAIT or can be inspected
RUG, ssrouk. 1910 beautiful rug. wine
rose BACKGROUND with lotus flowers; sscri-
nee for cash: also other small rugs. Ho'
sEcRETaRY 1t1 !G .nt3ode to pm rug ex1o chair
mirror: tables. Cali : to 8 om,, Apt BOA
SEWING MACHINE. complete with sewing
sV. sI,; in rE pfriesi sst order; $3.50 1887 Conn
sEMSorGENHN, EH r. /, c. Smith, double barrel.
like new. le-gause. 2s-inch, fun choked
Call Republic 2@21 weekdays between
ssIhD'EBooaaRD,p > mahosany. m dine.te or dining
s9HR sTENoTYfE fxsf1 eSMaascH&SfP nn comolete with
s.. aea aresnseIt assseh 0i Gd 54SS aftS onl' weeks
STUDIO Couch. 5000 eondi!ion, inner
snEn sTGD1o 6usa5Gn coGGH snd chair Excellent
dition; call after pm. GE; :63o. 3
nEp eav Sese sp1nf r snd onse
TYiPPEWRITEER, TYP goo good mo- model. $40; also So
handsome pair grondeles. $40 each; glass
ware several ornaments. lamps, etc. Call
Wood!ey 6417 or inspect at 4545 2sth st.
TYPEWRITER. ONCE Royal. good ,cond-
ton. Owner: after $3.50 pm. call OV.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 571s 10th
NV, GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81 80 mo, 3
mos. IN adv: S5: no. del, S3S5 add. dep.
WASHING MACHINE, 500: excellent con-
dition. Mangle ironer, S65. Living room
set, Ss5. Comb. radio. S75. Box 2i4- "A,
Star %
WESTINGHOUSE IRoNER. never used
WO. 616l.
l HAVE a single mahog. bed and matching
dresser with mirror. inner-spring mattress
and spring, After g pm. or before . m.
mornings, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, Apt. 204
VENETIAN BLINDS.
AS LOW AS 81 so AND UP
FREE ESTIMATES-PROMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES.
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver. diamonds, den
tai gold, old watches; need for repairing.
BABY CARNAGE. collapsible: around $40.
Mrs. Ellington. FIR. 2lOO.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture.
contents of apts. or homes. at once; We
do moving carefully; storage. ia. 2937. 3'
BEDROOM SUITES. once furniture, dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators.
glassware and rugs. Dupont o5l3 13'
TRICYCLE.. steel: good condition, for 2
year-old child. TIE. 6295.
p BICYCLE. 1s boys junior ,so-inch wheels;
like to have it. Good price If in fair
condition. Phone Mrs. Matthews, Woodiey
BOX SPRINGS. any size or condition.
ia 1888 daytime g.
CLoTHiNG@Hiehes prices paid for men,
used clothing. Berman,s. l122, 7th st. NV.
CLOTHING -, = HIGHEST PRICES PAID
MEMS BOYS USED CLOTHING. SAM S.
3237 NJ st. n ". MI 2715. Open eve Will call.
CL0THING-Better prices paid for men !,
used clothing. Harry'S. l139 7th ct. NV
Sassi oRi9 o2RsAiSS: rs ~ eta saa ..us..
Hobby Supply. Sis stH q. NV. re. 2o7e
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PERSONAL (conf.)

LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked
cleaned. made from materials. furs, felts
Vogue Hats. 1877 18th st. NV. Ex a9l1.
MOTHERS! Do YOU want to 20 out in
evenings and have some one care for your
child? Call Proxy Parents Plan, TR. 1870.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
sullivan, II you are in need OF q loan
up to 500 on your signature.
memofhH3.Ds metsod ersasstsa ssss eg my
time or money back Write for booklet No
9nues or surgery; DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
II l366 q = Columbia rd; Adams 038s.
WATCHES REPAIRED. 3 to day service.
all work guaranteed s. Franks Jewelry
Co. ll04 18th st. NV. nr. L. RE. 5110.
VACANCIES in prekindergarten boarding
nome. beautiful playground, nurses on
outy day and night. Doctors check up once
z week Call Oxford 22SS. %
BACHELOR $3.50, cultured, educated, self
employed. desires furnished room in home
or APARTMENT, with attractive, congenial
WRITE yvatI;I FULL DETAILS as to. location.
laclllties' rate: etc, to Box 300-A, Star. A.
ROBT B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room aOl, WeStory Bldg, 605 14th St w,
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room f02. Westorv Bldg. COS l4th NV.
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ROOMING HOUSE
BARGAIN OF THE WEEK

Arlington, Va--S3 200 cash down buys
business. house and desirable corner lot
North Washington blvd. between Clarendon
and Lyon Park: "-story stucco. newly paint
ed, insul lated, decorated; coal furnace. COM
pletely furn.. : beds, bedding. living room.
dining room, kitchen equipment: income.
S2,220 per VI, small enough for l person
TO manase sound lifetime investment:
complete, $4,000; must sacrifice. Can
owner. GIL 3oSS
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AMERICAN SADDI HORSE
MORGAN Saddle HORSE
POULTRY d EGGS.

N. H. RED pullets and baby chicks, bat
terry brooder, laying cages, tractor. cleo
tric fence. Call Falls Church 1926.
ELECTRIC BROODER. de luxe metal S35:
used once. , wood-burning brooders. SIS
and $50; laying pullets. Leghorns, S175:
Nh. SIC ID. Waldorf 329l tMdD.
BEACHS U. S. APPROVED blood d-tested
chicks. Hatched every week. Open Sum
DAYS Ashton 4l33. Norbeck Nd
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak, cut any
length; delivered, c, o. D, in Arlington
cord lots. SIS per cord Glebe ] sol
OAK CORDWOOD, seasoned, stove and
fireplace lengths reasonable Immediate
delivery MI. 103T. DE 300S -
OAK WOOD, any length; immediate de-
livery; $50 cord. Write J. R. Croson
HEAVY SLAB fireplace wood. mostly oak
S}5 load. approximately 2ia cords; also
other. SEQ cord. WO. 275s.
other hardwood: $50 for fun cord Order
November deliveries now. GL. u0S2
FIREPLACE LOGS. dry. li.-cord bundles
$3.50. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
wood Co. DI PALS
Evening star., 1943-10-02

Nearby Va; real opportunity we'll
stocked and doing good business; low
rent, can be managed with little help
Box 219-A. Star. 4.
EXCELLENT LOCATION IN FAST GROW
ing community. grocery and meat store,
with eight rooms and bath automatic
neat. Exclusive location. owner retiring,
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
n ~ N
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BAILROOM-STUDIO

Fully equipped. record changer; capacity
80 people: reception room. living quar-
ters completely furnished lease: for sale
at once; Mass. ave: reasonable price
Call NE. BIG or write Box ,63-A, Star
Evening star., 1943-10-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

SPRACRETE-Gun sprayed acoustical
plaster for reflnishing and decorating
plastered walls and ceilings For estimates.
Colorcrete Company, MA. 1869. So
STORM SASH WEATHER STRIPPING
CAULK1NG. SIDING, REMODELING
A. E. WOOLBERT, BUILDER, AD. 6i5s 5.
WE HAVE MEN AND MATERIALS
FOR ALL TYPES BUILDING REPAIRS
and alterations: lowest prices: guar work
LAWRENCE & SON. OR. 1874.
ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS INSULATION.
Storm Doors tand Combination and Sash
SCHAFE2. ADAMS O71S
FOR REMoDELING AND REPAIRS.
Roofing and Asbestos Siding, Call
w. D. Taylor, Sligo 0a42 Ewes
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FARM & GARDEN.

PEARS. Kietrer, for sale, $50 per bushel
1R4O Foxhall I'd NV q
BEEF STEERS. 90 head. averaging about
800 lbs. old English boxwoods, Is to 36
in. tall COMPACT, well-rooted 10-yr. -old
plants closed Sundays. MA. .1545.
MANURE. well rotted. mixed, $3.50 per
cubic yard coz bu) delivered WA 45a3.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

TO GIVE AWAY, little kitten. black and
White, pretty, affectionate, housebroken.
iRisH SETTER PUPPIES. weeks old,
pedigreed beauties, fine pets or hunters
SH. 1880.
COCKERS-$2O-$25-$35.
Danes, FaWn, Brindle-$35- $50.
Dog Hotel. 1914 Georgia Ave, ia. 4321 |.
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK.

PsGs for oo sa5e, AS s 5000 breed. weeks old.
ponies lttle black beauties. 36", full har-
horse blankets. Straw rides by hour.
kfoING Rni i'0 HoRsEs: iR s. s. 5, young one good
5Imper; very 5yr. gentle; | CO.. e&ombnation ride
Sa5b hGdss od seh Pe heers me!s Sen 'o
or, all. See Sunday ali day. No help must
sell. NJ. J. Waple;, Duke st. extended. 3
PIGS. Chester White lines, Bred. registered
hey aTes picked over. Cali EN-. 1854 or
CALVES, bull. Guernsey: choice registered
breeding sock out Of ieh-producing. ad-
oremost stock and fS by Rom Romulus ansatTl Admra
by Lanewater Romulus; others by Hard
EM E,fkf S4mSo y or NS X MI5er a4s HaFdwek can
fresh: | billy Leaving town. Ss 90 each
10 am. .3l2 miles below waldorf Nd :,
Route 3. Name sign on left. E. J. Newton.
GELDINGS. black. saited:- any one can
h;5sE int ssli sss sH sSSs
Shi White ,s Irsinsa for pictures or ehids pet.
k3i s3b1Ss sSsaR RoksEs es FOR SALE, SIS 90 for
go. 90, ASH ave- Capital Heishts' No.
HOkSE fOk SALE, sadie ana nRht work,
hauling, etc. Vienna l24-W.
AMERICAN SADDLE HORSE.
May Day King, ,resistered. height 1873
hands; markings, bay, star, stripe right
front ankle, left front and right hind
stockings. white SPOT on left hind heel:
King. registered; dam. Pretty Day. reg
istered; castrated early spring. 1941.
MORGAN SADDLE HORSE.
Pilgrim bay gelding. 1919 hands: foaled
1895: sire, Sippet Ethan Ash: dam, Polly
Morgan.
Both beautiful horses, sound health.
we'll trained. St. Georges Dressase Farm,
New York
Reason for sale: Physician. owner, too
busy for duration. See them at Meadow
brook Saddle Club. Both $4,000 or best
offer. SH 1925.
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS!
NETS 200 PER YEAR.
DRUG STORE

Lovely restaurant new doing fne
business; rented to reliable businessmen
viii sell business and lease. Call Temple
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

- uN3INVSJJVN SOUkSES.
SPANISH. native teacher. conversational
method: beginners. advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos. Republic 3O76 g.
oc3'
FLYING INSTRUCTION.
civilian flying instruction available for
tinsburg, w. Va.
Call Martinsburx 9197-J-3.
Evening star., 1943-10-02

DRIVING TO Los Angeles, Calf. can carry
passengers with light luggage. Leaving
Sunday. s.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1943-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ,cor+, ,

goods e sstht iaTse i place Cali all evenings.
fStfHSTf fGRNiTURE-Bedroom, living room. misc
household goods, bric-a;bra china PROMPT
sttentIon; ,,,a @ 1an highest cash prices Call any
FGRNiTURE0HeusehioHid ID socds' sas bedrooms,
living rooms, dinettes, studios and sofa
aiae 1fas remeRs hehsst sash DI Prices paid
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds; spot cash. immediate removal. TR.
FURNITURE of all kind any amount suites
or odd pieces. wanted at once. Please call
fGRSfGkEARSSssss.o Mi R1ylfk "a Ssso electric re,r washing
machine household goods, etc; absolutely
highest cash prices, Forabest results cali
FURNITURE, bric-a- -brae, china, glassware,
9ssfs 2ra ea mrrss ssoFsS FSoT
pRicEs PAID Hlso choice a'ndi diamonds Mhhsa for
I15;on {5S saw, bench saw. drill press: @ caii
iUGGAGE GthtHG o TRAILER wanted Immediately H
American Trailer Co. 1850 WIS Wis. GoMo'iioR awe. nW
FH EfaNo % WAS2fD 9RsD qotil .of YweH en- Can Ext
PVT! "; NJ PARrY 11' desires furniture for s-room
on viii mues os ell ees M and n e cend
more than years Old. Call Psssa, RA. esos' n0'
stsr No. cs HD a4ss 4s3th
RADIOS, any make. In any condition, table
models only. Phone us and we will call.
Mstroplltan Radio Co, 5l7 st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. small, for light house
keeping. Ii. 9S07 before S:15 am or
SEWING MACHINE-we buy all types:
repair; hsmstitching; buttons covered
pleatinR 0l7 st RE. 1900. RE 23l1
TRICYCLE., steel; good condition: for q
year-old child TIE. 1295.
TWIN BABY CARRIAGE, also crib In
good condition: no dealers. LU 1854
VACUUM CLEANER, good condition. HO
7216.
chine desperately TIE 1866.
WASHING MACHINE. will repair II nee
essary; Call AT. 5130.
WANTED-Lady'S luggage GE 1854
WANTED TO RENT for reasonable fee. one
| spinet type piano: will keep in excellent
condition. Call TIE. 2lO6.
| GoLD-.BRING YOUR OLD GOLD
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DIR. H. W. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room 602. Westorv Bldg. COS l4th N W
Evening star., 1943-10-02

AS Low AS 81 so AND UP.
FREE ESTIMATES-PROM SERVICE
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17

IGu6l I1dO III QIIS NOCSl1
kazdy O Mich svedc1,
re byli - trf.
Pan ministr Bach,
pin nemeckych snah,
ten mas jen poTad Spinil,
denn6 z revoluce vinil,
ten slovansky vrah.
Pan ministr Bruck, cizozemsky
ztratil u mas poctivce,
kdyz prodaval zeleznice
a bral z plnych ruk.
Pan ministr Lev,
hlava pima plev,
pro ministersky kabatek,
dial nam usft konkordatek,
ten ma spatny Sew.
Kde ii PAM jdou, odesli Sc zlou,
Bach pokanf cini v Rhine,
Bruck We kletem hrob6 dTfme,
q Lev, brucf on!"
"zijeme v move dobe, ma pra
hu vSeho toho, co pTinasejf pre-
vraty Sc zrusenfm roboty vzni-
kl6," povfdal rada, kdyz do
zpfval.
"A do tech n6kterych pTevra-
til mnoho neni," ujala Sc slova
Duchacka. "Nase selky odkla-
dali zlate cepce a davaji 81 ma
hlavu slam6n6 vechty, mfsto
hedvabnych satG vesf ma sebe
lehouck6 kartounov6 hadry,
misto lneneho prada, ktere
chladi a telo lidske We stejne
mire udrzuje, nosf bavlnene
cary, ktere V truhle sezlout-
nOu -"
"A muzstf spousteji Sc take
sv6ho stanovskeho kroje," pro-
hodil rada Matej Duchac a po-
patril ma bratra, ma nemz zlu-
tie brslenky vice nevidel. Josef
Duchac to zpozoroval, zapalil
Sc a hled6l prevesti rec jinam.
"Nalezl jsem dobr6ho pTfte-
le," zacal. "Jesenicky kaplan
Vaclav Orebsky Sc stara, ably
nikdo re sedlak1 neupadl do
rukou lichvaTGm a pecuje, ably
Tide hledeli sporiti. Rad by
koupil, jakmile pride do pro-
dele, Novy DvGr, a chce polno-
sti jeho rozd6lit mezi lid, mezi
sedlaky -"
Rada Mat6j Duchac rec O
proz1ravem kn6zi Sc zajmem
poslouchal.
"Vf", pokracoval Josef Du-.
chac, "kdo ma penfze a jakmi-
lie Sc dow, re nekdo p%otTebuje,
hned Sc pTimluvf, ably Sc mu
pGjcilo, a tax jsme zachranili
jiz kolik robin, re neprisly o
statky. ia mu podavam zpra-
Wy o R1kov6," zahonosil Sc.
"Kdyby to vsude tax bylo,"
zatouzil Mattel. Gale jiz sc ia
Ike jedna O to, ably byly pc re-
mi zakladany sp~oTitelnice, do
nichz by 81 lid penfze ma interes
ukladal, takove, jake je V Pra-
re a ably byly zrizovany zaloz-
nj kasy, jez by sve cleny "a
kladaly pen6zi," horlil.
"Jenom dost pence, skutec-
ne jmenf, pGda, zkratka Vast
nj chleb mas postavf ma nohy,
ably byla k nam 1cta, ably z mas
sci strach," pov1dal sedlak. ga
re sve zkusenosti vim, re ma RI
kOvskeho Duchace nikdo neo-
povazf Sc kriv6 podfvat, kazdy
S MIN cesky, az Sc Sc MT jazyk
niue vyvratit, ale ma chalupnf-
ka rozkrikne Sc kazdy 1Tednf
poslfcek."
"Tfm jsou take vinni v IRA
dech nasi Tide, z nichz velka
cast jest beze cti a studu, ne
bot schvaln6 zapomfna, re jsou
Gesk6 krve, stydi Sc "a sve chu-
de rodice, mfsto ably Sc jimi
honosili," tesknil Matej Du-
chac.
"Bodejt, vzdyt on i hajny
SATURN, We Skalici vyuceny
svec, jiz take jenom nemecky
kleje," dosvedcoval mu sedlak.
"Onehdy pro n6co ma kohosi
lateTil "himmel kreuzdonner-
wetter element" a ia Sc no ptal,
CO to slovo znamena cesky a on
povidal, re je to "zatracenej
neTade."
eco pax takovy ubozak,"
namftl rada. Gale kdyz Sc ma
nejaky dGlezity Trad dostane
Czech jenom schvalne proto, re
je Czech a ably v trade tom jake
Czech pGsobil a kdyz takovy &C.
sky clov6k lined della nepfite-
10 x1Soho X0c1/HL0 - 4oo1zI:1x 20
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-27
WASHINGTON
SNAPSHOTS
BY James Preston

ManpOWer, money, and mate
rial problems promise to DOM
mate the deliberations of the
/ returning 18th congress.
The bituminouS flare-up may
result in quick legislative action
to stem war StopageS and curb
certain labor abuses.
Preoccupied with what Sena-
tor Claude Pepper described as
MI. Lewis rebellion against the
government" Congress was also
paying considerable attention to
other problems which have re-
Gently beset the executive
branch of the government. After
hearing all but two of the prin-
cipals, Rubber Director William
LETTERS and Under-Secretary OF
War Patterson, the Truman
Committe was reported to be
preparing recommendations for
a supreme war council.
Wage and job controls are
under heavy attack and there is
a determined effort on the part
of organized labor to have the
administration roll back price
ceilings on cost-of-living items
to the levels of May IS, 1912, the
date when WLB first instituted
the Little Steel" formula.
To fortsall Congressional crit
iciSm on the civilian supply
front WPB Chairman Nelson is
reported to have under study a
plan to create a Board on Civil
ian Requirements to be headed
by OCS Director Arthur D.
Whiteside.
Still in debate is a pay-as-you
go tax program ranging from
the measure introduced by
House Ways and Mean Committee
Chairman R. L. Doughton and
endorsed by the Treasury de-
partment to one aproXimat1ng
the original Ruml skip-a-year
plan. This may bring some kind
of compromise pay-as-you-go
legislation.
SWPC is preparing to set up
Boards of Directors to include
manufacturers, distributors, con-
sumer services, producers, and
farmers, in each of the IL WPB
regions. The first board to be
set up in New York will INCLUDE
an industry member designated
by the National Association OF
Manufacturers.
In February 1943 there were
1868, 900 wage earners in U. S.
manufacturing industries COM
pared with 11,654,0 900 in Feb
ruary 1912, according to a
monthly report of the Depart
ment of Labor. The report also
showed 2,967,40O Federal en-
ployees in executive service in
February, an increase of 1,16l,-
900 during the previous IL
months. The Federal executive
payroll rose from $278, 764 900
for February 1912 to $535, $50 900
for February this year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-27
CHURCH NOTES
CHURCH OF OPEN BIBLE

Va VT vi I1N DAAAL
3. N. Nelson. Pastor
Food for thought: 1t is better
to trust in the Lord than to put
confidence in man.
Sunday School, 1000 am.
Morning Worship, HOO am
Sunday evening: ZOO Y. P. S
EvangeliStic service = 500
Wednesday, Mid-week service
A cordial welcome awaits you
----S
FIRST AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Obert Hoven: Student Pastor
Sunday May 80, Divine wor-
Ship at 11:45 a. m.
Wednesday, June 2, Ladies
Aid NETS, Mrs. Kalberg and Mrs,
! Schoen: hostesses. At Congre-
gational church parlors.
FULL GOSPEL
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. N. J. Miller, Pastor
Sunday school, 1000 am.
REDEEMER LUTHERAN
missouri Synod)
A. Gierke. pastor
The Lutheran Hour lover
kGHL, Billings) 900 am.
No service Sunday
Sunday school -. 1000 a.. m.
ssT's meeting Friday 7:so
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
missouri Syn0d) st. Xavier
A. Gierke. paStOr
The Lutheran Hour lover
KGHL, Billings. 900 am.
Sunday school .. 1000 a. m.
No service Sunday
SST'S meeting Friday, 500
BURGESS MEMORIAL
CHURCH
C. A. Bentley, Pastor
Crow Agency. Mont.
Sunday Services.
The church at study, 1890
am.
The church at worship, 7:S0
pm.
B. Y. P. U.-6:30 pm.
Tuesday evening, 7:3O c w. c..
Prayer meeting, Wednesday,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-27
wyo|a News

Jack Bzoski left Wednesday
evening for FIT. Douglas, Utah,
where ne will receive training in
the Army.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman and chi
ldren and Mrs. C. A. BrotherSon
spent Wednesday afternoon in
Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ulrich OF
Hardin and daughter, Henrietta
of Los Angeles, Calf. called on
friends in Wyola Wednesday.
The Wyola school term came
to an end on Friday. The teach
erS gave a party for the STU
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Galley OF
Nye, Mont. were in Wyola on
business Wednesday and Thurs
day. While here, Mr.. Galley sold
his home to Mr.. Mcneil.
Miss Imogene Middlestend OF
Sheridan is visiting at the home
of MI. and Mrs. H.. l.. Brother
son.
Pfc. Bonnie LaForge of Camp
Livingston, La, is visiting his
ID CllCo, NNl. anu N4Ao. 4AoAASAo
LaForge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Berry and
children spent the week end in
Sheridan.
Paul and Francis Smith, who
have been attending school in
Sheridan, returned to the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Smith, to spend the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kelley, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Elder and Mr..
and Hubert Barber spent Sun
day in the Little Horn canyon.
j:.nle5 ). Sloan & CO.. Agel-
cy called in Wyo!a Moray.
c! aries Stobaugh Harl r
viS'+>d Saturday 4" the hon,
Of NJ and HRS. W. Chapman.
Mrs. Ned Wiley returned from
Billings Sunday evening. She
has been visiting there.
ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune Herald Of
flee.
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~FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
CHURCH

West 3rd. and Miles Ave.
Rev. and Mrs. John N. Hanson,
CO-PastOrs
Sunday SCHOOLGIRL A. NJ
Mrs. Dale Redmond, Superin-
tendent, Mrs. Clarence Doane
Primary Superintendent.
Morning W~orship-11:00 A. M
Crusader service at $50 PM
Evangelistic service at 7:45
Tuesday. prayer service and
Bible study, at 7:45 pm.
Thursday at 800 pm. Public
service at Grow Agency. W
Friday at 800 pm. Young
peoples service.
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customers for expired stamps
and in turn used them to buy
more food from wholesalers.
Because foods bought at
wholesale with these stamps
can be sold at retail without
points, every expired stamp
given to a storekeeper is a po-
tential contribution to an IL
legal market, it was stated.
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Your cars q year older now

. GEARED TO today's driving condi.
tons, these ten operations combine to
help you get better car performance
throughout 1913. Get this 10 Star
Wartime Tune-up at your Standard Oil
Dealers now. X 1-Tnes. X Pap.
pearance- Protection. X 3-Crankcase.
4 a. Transmission and Diferential.
OIL rs hMMUNIrIC
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AT DINNER
AT DINNER

Shop in Hardin!
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1ICO
Mrs. Helene Barnett this week
announced the marriage of her
son, Byron, to Miss Toni Brown
lee of San Diego, Calf. The
wedding took place on Sunday
May 16, at Yuma, Ariz. Byron
Barnett Is a first class petty Of
ficer on the USS S37 and is sta
toned in San Diego.
PRESENTS RECITAL
Mrs. Charles Quinn presented
the younger pupils of her class
in a piano recital at her studio
ON Sunday afternoon. Those
taking part in the recital were
Beverly Terpening, Joan Kron-
miller, Joann Lammers, Mary
Ann Iverson, Henrietta Kamer-
zell, Johnny Elder, Jerry Rag
land, Billy Ragland, Darlene
Kamerzell, Lorelie Ann Lam
merS.
Bonnie Buckner, Clarice Buck
ner, Mary Lee Roberts, Shirley
Romine, Mary Helen SWaby,
Maize Boughton, Marian Vickers,
Leanine Meeke, Mary Lou Meeke,
Shirley McCarty, 10 Annette
Waldorf and Patty Cunning
ham.
FAREWELL DINNER
Obert Hoven, inferno pastor
at the First American Lutheran
church was guest of honor at a
farewell dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Skeie. There were about fifty
members of the congregation
present. Mr.. Hoven was present.
ed with a gift of appreciation.
-
SOS. MEETS
Mrs. j. H. lesser was hostess
to members Of the S. o. S. club
her home on Friday afternoon.
Following the business session
a social hour was enjoyed.
3
SPECIAL MEETING
Members of the S. o. S. club
motored Wednesday to the farm
home of John Torske, where
Mrs. Andrew Torske, one of the
club, is residing for the sum-
mer. The meeting was held as
special occasion since Mrs.
Torske has been unable OF at
tend the sessions in town.
A cooperative lunch was
served.
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METHODIST CHURCH
]. d. Smith. Pastor

Creative America is the ser,
mon theme for Memorial Sun
day. Worship hour, II a. m.
Can you be in Church school
GAS a. M?
Jr. League $50 p. m.
Youth Fellowship, 7 p. m.
Ba:calaureate, 8 p. m.
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Housewives Urged
To Destroy Stamps

Housewives are being urged to
destroy all expired red or blue
unused and expired ration
stamps to help guard against
black markets in food.
Reports indicate that many
SotrekeeperS have asked their