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Washington Journal., 1946-06-28
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ten pur0e CUR 9oit geIegt, otn
IL. Suni l0en Sergeanten &obert
6. Nlani9en aus 8eorio, ST., En-
i60iien III bnben.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28
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@esen 8eitaoigung tedniider
ser GongreBbibIiotbef pir6e
Der 32i. $. q. @oofe feitgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28

ons Bud nur gleid ~bingelegt?~
Ser fleine aaul (5u ieiner S6pe-
lter): J@ier inter oos Eiihbein,
neil Der Gid 10 gefpadelt batl"
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28
8 biele @inDer!

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ben neuen @ano meiner
5eOidte 81 leien2"
5rduIein: ,1@ewiB, i'd bin enna
nt5iidt 0apQnl SEber no BOB i'd
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28
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Yoitpnfete fonnen bor0erban0 nun
nod Bremen uno Brenerbaoen, nber
in feline onoeren Srti6aften Der Bre.
mer @nfIabe geion0t neroert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

By th' cLARK's RESTAURANT ss @nst.ssey ss.seP Street D1oR1o RESTAURANT ss. @ats1sary sa%n Street CoLUCCI's RESTAURANT se4 Bank Street Waterbury COLONIAL BoTTLING WORKS a35 Washington Street Waterbury CASINO GARDEN RESTAURANT 12s North Elm Street Waterbury BYRNEsIDE TOOL co., INC. 60 Benedict Street Waterbury BRAS PHARMACY PAP East Main Street CHARLIE PACKAGE STORE Waterbury ACME CLEANERS & OVERS 115 River Street Waterbury THE CHINA INN Harrison Avenue Waterbury BURDETTE's DRY CLEANERS go Washington street Waterbury YELLOW CAB COMPANY Waterbury BREWSTER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co. sse North Main St. ANDY's TEXACo SERVICE STATION SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY co. 24 Central Avenue Waterbury RAMBo COMPANY Sewer & Water Contractor 1917 North Main Street Waterbury EDWARD E. MRAZ, Contractor & Builder 35s Circular Avenue Waterbury sTRATToN's RESTAURANT
  Naugntuck HAMILTON THEATER I75s East Main street Waterbury RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANING to.
  Waterbury FALCON BAKING COMPANY ias Iss" ssheS' e,s, street FRoJoY ICE CREAM co, ING. r7e watsrto~n Avenue Waterbury NAUGATUcK WATER COMPANY 2bO Meadow Street Naugatuck THoMAsToN HOTEL se Park Street Thomaston THOMAS IACovINo, Garage Robinson
  TRUCK DRIVERS LOCAL NO e77 147 East Main Street Waterbury EAGLE OIL COMPANY as1 waterto~n Avenue Waterbury WATERBURY MODEL BAKERY, INC. BERNARD E AvcoLLIE, Electrical Contract a32 West Main Street BOSTON CLOTHING COMPANY Waterbury LAKES AUTO BODY & PAINTING CO, INC 458 Meadow Street Waterbury ROBERT J. WHITEsIDE, Refrigerator Repa ss Spring Street F. PALoMBo, Meats and Groceries woodbine Avenue
 
 MELBOURNE FLOWER SHOP Rubber
 
 ELMER A. DooLITTLE Cabinet Maker
 
 
 JOSEPH TATA, Custom Tailor North Main Street Waterbury
 AIS SMOKE SHOP Main Street Naugatuck
 NAUGATUCK BATTERY & AUTO SERV1C south Main Street
 Waterbury
 CHUCKS FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Main Street
 Union City
 ANDERSON MFG co.
 
 Naugntuck
 CARTER CARBUREToR SERVICE Main Street
 Waterbury
 DIAMOND T. Waterbury Sales & Service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

 Waterbury WATERBURY BUCKLE COMPANY ss2 South Main Street wAsHBURNE wAsHBURNE, Real Estate g North Main Street REYMoND BAKING COMPANY z4S7 East Main Street PHILIP BECKER, Restaurant Bishop Street Waterbury UNION TIRE S BATTERY SERVICE Waterbury sToLF1 ELECTRIC COMPANY, Contractors Waterbury ToNYs LIQUOR STORE Waterbury sULL1vAN's RESTAURANT ss7 West Main Street TEXAS COMPANY Eagle Street WATERBURY MACHINE TOOLS 6 Products Waterbury THOMAS DYE WORKS Waterbury CHARLIE s AUTO PARTS Waterbury TETA's CONFECTIONERY STORE lee West Main Street MELODY LANE Waterbury WATERBURY TOOL COMPANY 1ss East Aurora Street Waterbury EAST END DRY GOODS STORE 1880 East Main Street Waterbury A. J. TILDEN Mutual Fire Insurance Company se North Main Street Waterbury CONN. SCALE & SERVICE COMPANY Waterbury JOHN HOFFMAN SERVICE STATION South Main Street JOSEPH PILvER MARKET anO West Main Street Waterbury NOES USED CAR $ PART COMPANY 1as pt,t.son Street LANNON'S EAST END SERVICE STATION Waterbury HOME MASON COMPANY W.tess"ry 1p sure" RoMANIELLo BROTHERS, Service Station WsterS"ry 2s sa"" e''ee' SUPERIOR MATTRESS COMPANY 2s2 Bank Street Waterbury HILL TOP GROCERY COMPANY Main sYLvEsTRo's PACKAGE STORE 1884 Thomaston Avenue Waterbury LARsMoND MFG co, INC. 114s North Main Street Waterbury FEDERAL TRUCK CO s2s Watertown Avenue Waterbury WATERBURY MATTRESS co. S8 West Clay Street SOUTH END BEAUTY SALON 41e South Main Street SPEEDS
 Waterbury OSCAR F. WARNER 24 East Aurora Street Waterbury r 21 CLUB . ss2 s. Bank Street
 roNY's GARAGE Waterbury
 RAINBOW TAVERN 19 Cherry Street
 Waterbury
 T. w. ROBILLARD Street
 Waterbury
 vIC's OIL SERVICE
 
 Waterbury
 TURKEY HILL DAIRY
 Rear 1OS Union Street
 
 COLONIAL FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE 28 Union Street
 Waterbury
 KRAMER BROS. Meats Groceries 1887 ThOmaston Avenue
 Watcryille
 HOPEVILLE RESTAURANT
 1471 Baldwin Street
 Waterbury
 NICKS MARKET, Meats & Groceries 49 Hill
 Waterbury
 SAM KRAUS PET SHOP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

SANDY BEACH LODGE Hdaa.a,,.Ht Miaa,ssary JOSEPH sAMPIERI, Fruit and Produce sOo Meadow Street ERNEST sCH1AvoNE, Restaurant GA Canal Street Waterbury LAKE QUAssAPAUG AMUsE. PARK, ING. Lake auassnpnug RELIABLE FACTORY SUPPLY co. Waterbury JAMES J. MURPHY, Restaurant %aterb%rs V Ser%" s'fee' PoLYMETR1c MANUFACTURING GO. mste1si1is aas as%sf Street INVESTORS SYNDICATE III West Main Street Waterbury THE MILLS TOOL WORKS Waterbury AMERICAN FASTENER GO. 54 Maple Street '" Waterbury FITZGERALD's RESTAURANT 173 Hamilton Avenue Waterbury BARBECUE CHIMNEY Waterbury w. WIRT YOUNG & ASSOCIATES ITS West Main Street DoMEN1c cRocco, Pzseria Bakery 2 ChatfeId Avenue FRONT PAGE RESTAURANT 20 Bank Street Waterbury LIFT THE LATCH INN MiddIebury Connecticut NAUGATUcK DAIRY ICE CREAM GO. Naugatuck EvERYBoDY's MARKET 76 East Main street sEvEN-UP WATERBURY BoTTLINa oo. Waterbury LAsKAS MOTOR LINES, INC oI5 Wntertown Avenue Waterbury CHROMIUM CORP. OF AMERICA 3te Huntingdon Avenue Waterbury GEORGE w SHAW Tractors sunnyside Avenue HIGHLAND GROCERY ao Highland Avenne Nausatuck PRINCETON KNITTING MILLS, INC. WatertOwn GROVE & CO, INC, Trucking so Meadow Street Waterbury EYELET SPECIALLY GO.
 
 Waterbury PRECISION TOOL AND DIE COMPANY 22O Mill Waterbury
 Compliments Of M. & D. A. S., ING. Hartford DoNHAM CRAFT, INC. River. Eixer Street
 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND PLATING oc OakviIle
 SPEAKERS HARDWARE s3 East Main Street
 Thomaston
 STRAND CLOAK & SUIT CO, INC. 140 South Main Street
 Waterbury
 E. J. vANAssE, Painting and Decorating 42 Spencer Avenue
 Waterbury JAMES P BEGNAL, Electrical Contractor J5 Catherine Avenue
 Waterbury
 SHAKERS SERVICE STATION Main Street
 Waterbury
 WEST END RESTAURANT Main
 Waterbury
 MAX WILLHAUS Pattern Works 17 Brown Street
 Waterbury
 HOME PACKAGE STORE, Liquors | Wines 12 Grove Street
 Waterbury
 PARNON BANANA GO.
 Meadow
 Waterbury
 EASTERN WELDING co.
 Eagle Street
 Waterbury
 JIMMY's CONFECTIONERY STORE
 Main Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

 sss East Main Street Waterbury KLAUD1As BEAUTY SALON Oak Street Naugatuck BILLS TAVERN 15o Bridge Street City DUFFY's RESTAURANT Saus"t"sk s"a %asek Street VALLEY GRAIN & SUPPLY COMPANY wn"srtssE W"tsr Street sHEEHY's TAVERN POS Hamilton Avenue Waterbury THREE OAKS PRIVATE HOSPITAL PIatts THOMAS F. MORAN SONS, 1Nc 41 welton Street Waterbury YOUNG AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Street GEORGE w1GGLEswoRTH & SON, ING. Naugatuck LANGsToN's RADIO SHOP 7oa Main Street STAR SUPER MARKET ls1 Rosennd Avenue Waterbury MUsANTE HERMAN & sTEINBERG 13 Field Street Extension Waterbury UNION TIRE SERVICE 58 Willow Street Waterbury SABOL'S RESTAURANT 629 North Main Street Waterbury LEDoUX Swiss Screw Machine Products Go. 40 Manhan Street Waterbury PERRAULT AUTO SPRING, INC. BUCKLEY BROS OF WATERBURY, ING. a4s south Leonard Street Petroleum Products Waterbury GEORGE F. MULL1cAN, Restaurant ie Phoenix Avenue Waterbury SCoTTY S MARKET 422 Willow Street Waterbury BRASS CITY GRILL A77 Main Street Waterbury OLYMPIA SHOE PARLoR Main Street Waterbury sHEA's GRILL 14s Rubber Avenue Naugatuck MOUNT FAIR FARM
  Wnterto~n DECKER REFRIGERATION COMPANY Hillside Avenue OakviIe NORTH EAST TRANSPORTATION GO. 972 North Main Street D. THURsToNs SONS ICE COMPANY Naugatuck TH1NsHEEr METALS COMPANY Waterbury FRANK P. KELLY, General Contractor Waterbury ANTHONY FLORES Shell Tower Station 3I1 West Main Street Waterbury
 WATERBURY AUTO SPRING COMPANY as Brown Place Waterbury
 JAMES J. FAsANo, Dental Laboratory Waterbury
 H WILSON, Painting and Paper Hanging F Burto Est. 1908. Waterbury
 RAY H. GAYLORD
 III Gaylord Drive
 Waterbury RALPH SANZERI, Locksmith and Gen. Rep 20 Savings Street
 Waterbury
 INEZ BEAUTY EHOPPE North Main Street
 Waterbury
 WILFRED BEAUTY SHOPPE Main Street
 Waterbury
 N Y MEAT MARKET
 North Main Street
 Waterbury
 OWL LUNCH
 Main Street
 Waterbury 5 OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE sO4 Watertown Avenue
 Waterbury
 EISELE & KING LIBAIRE STOUT co. Center Street
 Waterbury
 MALLETTE's s SERVICE STATION
 WatertOwn Avenue
 Waterbury
 MUTUAL BEDDING co.
 Green Street
 Waterbury
 VICTOR F. ATKINS, Contractor
 Riverside Street
 Waterbury
 TEVTNE'S DRY GOODS STORE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY CONN., SATURDAY aY6 1o46

3 eUnderSl OTHER SPONSORS l KAD1sH AUTO PAINTING COMPANY 1ss watertown Avenue Waterbury JOHN MAssIMo, Meats & Groceries
  HILLSIDE RESTAURANT JoHNsoN's USED CARS AND PARTS 1903 North Main Street Waterbury DANCES COFFEE sHoPPE Un Waterbury sAND1TZ LIQUOR STORE Waterbury THE IMMACULATE CLEANERS so Mill Street Waterbury MANUFACTURERS REUPHoLsTERING co 1884 East Main Street Waterbury INDUSTRIAL Overall Dry Cleaning & Suppl 1904 Thomaston Avenue Waterbury KoHR BROTHERS FROZEN cUsTARD 1855 North Main Street EGAN's DINER 6l6 West Main Street Waterbury HARRY E LEONARD, CPA Main Street Waterbury yENE's SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION
  Waterbury CAPOZZI CLEANERS & OVERS Waterbury, FOREST CITY EXPRESS Eagle m Street MURPHY ADVERTISING COMPANY Waterbury PORTER STREET RESTAURANT se West Porter Street Waterbury cANIo PETRUzzI, Meats & Groceries Baldwin Street Waterbury M. J. KAMATIs, Contractor & Builder Middiebur, MIKE s MEAT MARKET 7sa North Main Street Waterbury DINovAs Four Corner Store, Groceries-Me; Corners MtddIebury FRANK PEPE, INC, Wholesale Grocer A Canal Street JOSEPH pEPE, Fruit & Produce 24 ChatfeId Avenue Waterbury WALNUT RESTAURANT aa3 WaInnt Street
  MACDERMID, ING, Chemicals Huntingdon Avenue vANASSE ICE & OIL COMPANY Elm Street Waterbury PERAZZINI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Geddes Terrace Waterbury RELIABLE ROOFING COMPANY Cherry Street Waterbury
 CHRISTIAN BRAUN, Plumbing & Heating es Keefe Street Waterbury
 MANOR GREENHOUSES Mer
 Waterbury
 LEoN's MARKET es Washington Street
 Waterbury
 AMEDE THIBODEAU Washington Avenue
 Waterbury
 GOULD'S RADIO SERVICE Road
 Waterbury
 YOUR PACKAGE STORE
 Main
 Naugatuck
 CITY LUNCH
 
 Naugatuck
 LAWSON'S GROCERY STORE
 Watertown Road
 ThOmaston , KENNEDY STORE, Dry Goods
 Church
 Naugatuck
 AURORA GROCERY STORE
 May Street
 NauEatuck
 LEAVENWORTH RADIO SALES & sERvI TOP East Main Street
 Waterbury
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

aud Die Jreunoe peri6punoen, elm
| 3ettel MIR lieet auf ben nlifgelhIage-
men EaIten: r@enn Der Sliigel Sbm
eefdllt, bann ion gr ibn als Sein
@igentum betrnd)ten unb als einen
nur beideioenen 8nnf fir unperseB-
lide Stunoen. 8raf 5erbinano bon
@aloltein."
| geetbopen ihlug einen 9lfforo an,
iibermiitig, orobneno, ieine Sdnoe
iagten in tollem 2auf binauf, binun.
ter. gr iprang bod, lief ourh bas
3immer, ieste iid tpieoer, probierte
bon ne,em. @s lieB linn feline Gube,
er griff gum SUIT iino rate Die Sreppe
binunter, Die Srelnoe ein3ubolen, Die
er auf oem 8ege 81 8relnings puB-
te.
go bliebe nod mand)es iiber bier,
flint Sabre bin 81 er5dblen.
Cine erIte uno 5tpeite 8egegnung
nit Solepb Sapon, cine Rbein- -Snbrt
nod Mergentbeim gum 9onfapitel,
auf Dem 8raf 8aloitein gum Srbens.
ritter geI6lagen purbe. Utit Dem
SGDert oreimal auf Den gebarniif).
ten Gopf: uSm Namen @ottes, Dfa-
rid unb ct. 8eorgs, leib oies bon
mir uno nienals mebr. Iu bit Hit-
ter, nidt mebr &nedt."
Sic Wenl6en lterben, Die Meni6en
tperben geboren. Cine 5rouerfantate
gum Sooe &atier Ssolepbs, cine &ro=
nungsfantute fir 9aiier 2eopolo,
2uopig lit getpodlen, er beiBt nidt
mebr ser Spaniol, man nennt i'm oen
SubDig pan 8eetbopen.
Wtor Sron5, Ser &urfiirIt, podt Die
gebeimen 9lrdipe Elm, lGBt lie nit
tSfiffen nod) &oln rno neiter nafJ
WiinIter beforoern, oomit lie niht ben
fran5oliihen Repollltion1ren in oie
Sanoe fallen. gs lit pieles onoers
geporben, uno bod nidt onbers.
8Gbrenb am Sabrestag oes gaitille=
Iturmes auf Sem Worsfelb 5u 9aris
Salleprano ieinen &onig 2ubtpig
XVI. ouf sic neue 8erfoiiung I6tpo-
rem IGBt, sic ser Bobel gemadt bat,
lebt in Bonn nod 8eetbopen bieie
Gerie in Mulif
Sliebe, @onne5abre, flieBe!
S0rIt bu nid)t Ser gngel 8riiBe
lteber sir, 8ermonia?
Sorlt on nid)t Ser Gnsel 8riiBe
SiiR pie oarfenliipel tonen?
8eil nit Segen oid 81 fronen
Som Slpmp Sebopo Iab.
lln0 Ser gleihe geetbopen bat ood
emanuel &antS r8runolegung ser
Metapbpiif Ser Sitten" it1oiert 1lno
SEN Sab 9eleien: Ser fategoriife
Smperatip lit alio nur Elm ein5iger,
uno 5par oieier: Sonole MIR nod
berienigen Marime, ourd oie ou 5u=
gleih pollen fannIt, oaB lie elm an
gemeines 8eiet neroe."
l1nb ser gleife 8eetbopen bat in
iein Sagebud, geidrieben bie Steue
aus Somers Sopliee:
Meine Wutter, bie iagt es, er iei luein
Gater; ih ielber
@eiB es nidt, benn bon IelbIt peiB
niemano, tuer ibn ge5euget
lber oas 8eltgeiheben lit Idher=
li6 uno bGngt oft an einem Saoen.
Satte nidt gu ct. Meneboulo an Ser
Iisne ser BoltmeiIter 3rouet gelebt,
ben fliidtenoen Sran5oienfonig, Wa-
rie Intotnette uno Sen blonoen Sal1=
pbin erfannt uno perbaften laIlen,
ous 8onigtum pare ME seltiir5t NOR
Den in Sranfreid), sic 3udtbausler
in Sen Suilerien botten uift lpotteu
oiirfen ii6er @titgefangene, Die So
|ntge iino.
ltnb oas Sterben bort nitt auf in
Ser @elt, es Iterben al1h ungefronte
&onige in oen Sl,ilerien bes Intogs,
5erfleiiht bon oen biliieen Sunoen
Sunger uno &ranfheit, &onige ser
Shonbeit, Elm @olfgang @maoeus
Mo5art.
(Sortiesuug fols)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22
Murray and Smith
Introduce Bill

A bill to study the World Cal.
endar was introduced today II
the United States Senate joint.
ly by James E. Murray, Demo.
crat, of Montana, and H. Alex.
ander Smith, Republican, O.
New Jersey. It is believed thi.
was the first PROPOSAL for re-
vision of the calendar ever tc
be introduced in the United
States Senate.
On July IS, Congressman Ear
E. Mundt of South Dakota, Re-
publican, and John Kee OF
West Virginia, Democrat, intro
duced legislation in the House
of Representatives whereby the
United States would adopt the
World Calendar as its time
table on and after January l,
1850.
In discussing the resolution
introduced. Senator Murray
said: Organizations represent
ing millions of people, the as
SociatiOnS of many of the most
important industries of the ma
ton, as we'll as eminent service
bodies have requested congress
sional consideration of the
need and desirability of adopt
ing the World Calendar as the
best possible revision. all con-
ditions considered. of what they
deem an outmoded and obso-
lete timetable.
I'm order that the Senate
NAV have adequate time for
mature consideration of this
far-reaching proposed legisla-
tiC.l ard act after careful
study, Senator Smith and I
have introduced the subject at
this time. knowing full we'll
that the shortnesS of the life
remaining the present Congress
pre"ludes definitive action.
1T is our hope and purpose
that adequate opportunity will
be afforded to weigh the scien-
tific. industrial. labor. educa-
tional and other factors in
volved so that the next Con-
oresS may proceed promptly or
the basis of exhaustive inveSti-
cation in the Interim"
The World Calendar is Z
time Encouragement retaining
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

MIKE
SEz-

FOR SALE: 13O-acre dry lant
farm. Located up On Kopa'
bench. If deal is made abou'
| $4,000 acres more or less car
be leased in next few years. SET
this first if you want dry land
With new damn comm up, vol
cant miss.
Also 24O acres dry land anc
about 375 acres under ditch
(all l deeD Cheap lease only
soc per 500 will swing
this deal. $4,000 needed to buy
out present leasers equity ir
fences, granary, etc.
If you have farming equip
ment you can make a killing al
farming this place. This veal
crop average 80 bu. spring
wheat per acre.
Do you think you are gonna
build this year or next? I have
some extra good deals on bust
ness or residence lots. 5 biz
ness lots are located west OF
city hall, 2 lots on corner next
TO my furniture store. Resi-
dence lots located all thru the
city.
FARM MACHINERY FOR
SALE.
l loft. tandem Case disc
like neW-S175.
I new haystacker-S15O.
tractor power mower, 1T,
SIPS.
| new dump rake-S75.
2-SectiOn spike tooth harrow
$40.
3 plows. new and old, 500 to
$3.50. All 3-bottom, 14Xl6 inch
: Heavy duty tractors-s15o
and 500.
/ NJ. N. combine, used only l
yeer-s1.30O.
All Of thu above mashinery
rou<t bee seen to be depreci-
atod. No credit. all cash. No
caShoa. no dealee. Me likee
cl.inoHn:an. no can payee now,
no can pace nver.
l Saen Clarence Poison above
St. x the other day and here
i 4 chiN0mal poem he was re-
ci-in to Gle..l Faw:
Ching-chine Chinaman settin
On a fence,
Tryin to make a nickel outta
fifteen sense.
If YOU want any real fancy
calf ropin done. then hire Ray
Krone. Ray can out rope any
rodeo or any cowboy I've eve-
seen. barrin none. P. R. Krone.
his cad. will evel tell you that
It seems all Ray does is Just
drop the rope and the calf is
down. branded. mountain oys-
tered and vaccinated.
Now for a fiddle polly ticks
I see and hear a lotta talk for
appointin Frank Morrison and
Tony Buzzetti for County Com
mishoners. Gee if they appoint
either of these 2 guys a good
Job is gonna be done.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

the familiar IL months, but es.
tabliShing a pattern Of 81, 81
and 80 days for the months OF
each quarter of the year, witt
a Year-End World Holiday daJ
at the end Of the year dedicat-
ed to international peace and
friendship. This modernization
provides a calendar the same
each year perpetually, equalizes
the quarters and fixes holidays
so they fall on the same day
and date each year.
Fourteen nations have al
ready endorsed the World Cal
endar. Six of the countries are
Latin-American. China, Norway
Spain and Turkey are among
the others. The Inter-American
Economic and Social council is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF
all the nations of the Ameri-
cas- taking favorable action in
the interest of continental SOL
idarity in calendar improve
ment. Adoption of the World
Calendar has already been pro-
posed to the United Nations:
OAHU oClldCO1 Olll1G11. Lille
marches on inexorably. One Of
the basic relationships of man
individually and collectively, in
a cosmic as we'll as a personal
sense. is his past and present
as the prelude to the future.
Through the age mankind has
improved his time standards,
including his calendars. Prog
ress now requires that the gov
e1ilment of the United States
give serious and careful con-
sideration to the advisability of
adopting the World Calendar
which has had over a hundred
years of study and is recon-
mended by leading time-eXperts
in this nation and also all over
the world"
This modern calendar for the
modern world has been urged
for years bv the World Calen-
dar association. a private inter-
national organization generally
regarded as the worlds center
Of calendar authority. Its
hoaTquarters are il the Ilter-
National Building. New York
City.
There we're $1,000 miles CT
railrocds in the United States
in 1870
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

The Orinico river, second
largest river in South America,
Is navigable in the rainy sea-
son, from May until November.
1900 of its 1,437 miles.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

NO. 81 alfalfa huller, good con-
dition. Frances Clark, McRae
34-3*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

RASMUS beet loader, used one
year. See Claus Koch. 6 mi
north of Hardin. 32-4*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

MCCORMICK beet litter. 2 row
fits FLA. Fred DeWald, Har-
din, Mont. 34-Z'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

QUART jars and baby buggy.
Mrs. Fred Sprenger, north enc
of Center avenue. 34-2*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

3-PIECE, green. wool suit. size
u. MIS-. David Mann. call POT
34-l*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

2 2-YFAR-CLD roam heifers.
Will freshen soon. Bill Stod-
Gard. 34-lF
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

GOOD household furniture. ice
boxes, mattresses, gas ranges
and heaters. 2102 9Th Ave. N.
Billings. 33-f"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

ONE lot. cheap, in the Custer
addition. See or write Mrs. R.
SkOpel. Hardin. 34-3*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

3O:G6 CARTRIDGES. steel jacket
bullet. about 100 rounds. 500
per box of 20. P. O.. Box 672,
Hardin. 34-2*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

RABBITS and hutches. Mrs.
Susie Jones at the end OF
fifth street. Box 81. 32-3*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-08-22

5-FOOT> window. in good cOndi-
ton. Theo. Kirschenmaln.
S4-1*
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BEET and stock farm. 40C
acres. half irrigated. near
Hardin. Also other farms and
ranches. See me. o. E. Ander-
son. SAL
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SADDLE horse, 5 years old. gen.
tie and well broken with or
without saddle. Woman Or
children can ride. nice sorrel.
c. S. Eder. 34-l
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OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation for the many
kindnesses offered us during
our recent bereavement.
John Buckingham,
j. c. Buckingham and family
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ONE section of good grazing
land, near Hardin. Address all
inquiries to w. w. Hickman,
Real Estate Broker, Mitchell.
Neb. 1873
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2-ROOM house in Lodge Grass.
See Mrs. Alex LaForge. 32-3*
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PICNIC TUESDAY

The Business and Profession
al Women's club held their an
nual picnic at the city park or
Tuesday evening.
Miss Violet Alexander was
chairman in charge of arrange
ments. Fourteen were present at
the picnic.
This gathering was held in
place of the usual meeting. The
next regular meeting will De
September 3 at the home OF
Mrs. Joe Olenik.
According to acts of congress,
the US. secartary of the trea-
sury cannot own any seagoirg
vessel,
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Notices

MAKE me cash offer for It's
acres unfenced grazing land,
one mile south of Crow Agen-
cy, on river road. River runs
through this land. w. H. Dd-
kin. Breckenridge, Texas.
25-11*