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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-10-23

weather of October, it is apparent
a sharp freeze would ruin all I'M
protected immature corn, so far as
seed purposes are concerned.
Observers are uncertain that an
immature soybean will germinate.
Most fields were killed by frost this
fall before all beans were ripe, and
on many farms none had ripened.
In view of those circumstances,
prospective growers of soybeans in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-10-23
.UndergOes Operation
I For Graft OF Bone

Elc.s.,p : Bucher is improving at
Linz Memorial hospital where he
und a,,vapt an operation for a bone
gkaft recently following an injury
~ an automobile accident last No
vnrnhnr
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-10-23
VatuE ,&eiin,oted
8acFwo Estates

An estirrl $4,000 has been
filed in the sSsats of Clara Brauen
Badertscher, late of Bluffton and
wife of Dan Badertscher. 1t consists
of $500 in personal property and
$500 in real estate.
Estimated value of the estate of
B. F. Biery, late of Bluffton, is
$4,000, half in real estate and half
in personal property.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-10-23

Wilberta Paul, 14-year old daugh-
ter of Rev. |. Clifford Paul, former
Evening star., 1947-01-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

sEgRETARY,, exec, or pvt. both consress,; .3 !,
and internatl exp; capable handling al
GDRiEsssMAKfNG, design, remod. altsra::
tions; eve. gowns speciality reas, MISS MIS-
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AD. aS3s
elevator operator in apartment bldg, 3 to
II pm; or charwork. DE. 4643. =
GIRL, colored. elev oper; with knowisdse n,,wa.h
Of swisteahboard .isa daywork' no sundays
I GIRL. cooiored. desires work as waitress
day or night. NO. 1883. q
rfsS 'uft alter sas,s Psss
CHANGED for home. TR; o236. e. -
LADY, interested in medical work, wishes
employ ment IN dostors ofise Knows sney Typ
or during treatment: MI. 1867:
sssPs1ns reersHss Hsrsd NAE xsns S
REGErTIosnsf aISi 1nSsn E. PIX. a CASHIER, sxpsrI.
enced, wants position. Call Trinidad 2.25
sfScmkgraR9-woman sTSm 4 : of extensive com,
mercial, real estate, investment and legal
experience, Just ordinary shorthand speed;
rapid typist; double-entry bookkeeper.
particularly apt in the handling of details
and independently conducting correspond,
ence; permanent resident; more interesten
wages. Phone District 2704 mornings;
SECRETARY, experienced. dependable
mans once; either stenogrs phic or eleri-
cal; references. Box 4S1-H. Star.
STENOGRAPHEk SECRETARY, expert.
eneed, wants permanent position; excellent
sWITCHBoARD-TYPIs experienced, de.
sires work 9 to 8. fiye-day week. l5l
ARTISTIC textile handpainting tscarves
blouses. etc.}, spec. Chinese designs don't
for fine Washington stores. Box 4o5-s
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HeLp poMEsTlc. Gent. !,

HOUSEKEEPER or maid, settled person;
live in pleasant home; 5hs dass; $50: only
those with excellent refs. and experiences
asogulss;EKEEPER-c0oK. Hsgulss;EKEP experienced, care
q sos q u re a noR
aoUSEKEEfER.CooK. sdTSfai 1sa full m char.e: soms
laundry; stay NIGHTS: close in. basement
room; @ sac week; good refs. N me, nee. v,s Can os9
family Of B ref. and health card nee
ss Ma aaas trs@ sf i've ss In Iand o
children; city references. 81. 3O9l -
MAID, for cooking and e.h: W; expsrienced;
references REQUIRED. GL. 1856. Can after
MAID. e.h.w.; automatic laundry; cookins
for couple with infant IN small APT; ss. sx.
Tree time; good salary wo. 6790. -,-3
MAID for general housework and cooking;
good wages; 5hs.day week: s BEN ssndix washer;
MAID. apssalsss is ystk; sleep in: eoloIsd;
MxaD-G.H.w esper. in child care sns
; PAY; refs. Cali between 10 and 2. gER
fMART-TfME FART MAID. rh.x. exper: with
flH.e health card: :As GOOD d salary. Lu. Oils. -
REFINED LADY. 80, l,g.h.w, COMPANION
to lady or care Of child, 9 to or evenings
WOMAN, white, for cooking and ligh'
housekeeping, for family OF 5; no noon.
day meal except on weekend; no laundry;
live m, lge. rm, End floor: $780, refs
WOMAN, settled. white preferred. live in;
housework, no cooking: small family sooo
wages. DU. 3944 or call at 2127 r st
sick lady. $ TO $50 pm. CAN NO. os77
ARLINGTON WOMAN for ,gh.w. and car.
OF child; 5h days persweek GIL 6619.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
Prompt. reasonable. OR. 2074
ARMY MAN, retired, desires work with
opportunity to learn q business or trade;
white active; age 81. Box 417-B, Star. 81
BOOkkEEPER, Office manager. account
ant, thoroughly experienced. available i'm
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, S25 month up:
expert accounting; all tax returns. RE.
5133 ci OW 6176. MR.. WRIGHT.
MAN wants Job painting interior or ex-
terror Call between $3.50 am. and T:3o
MAN, colored, wants work as porter. dish
washer or kitchen helper; no nishtwofk-
MAN, with 1941 Buick sedan, desires en-
ployment either locally or will travel. Call
Mr.: RAY, Tyler 95l1 ,. ~. s,55o J..
PHARMACIST, registered Va. and D. G.:
VETERAN in need OF work: experienced
in operating yaritype. PSM machines;
can do photo-offSet or paper plate COM
position; specializer in forms work; con-
scientious. Box 39S-B, Star. q
WINDOWS TRlMMED-For prompt service
on all type windows, call IA; sl29. ..
YOUNG MAN fcolored), b. w, l., attending
school, desires part-time work. 4-ln:30
YOUNG MAN. ex-Federal employe. yrs,
/ yr. field exper., drivers lic.; h. 5. 9. plus
contracts. accounting exper, Govt. vouch.
eHx. Prefer permanent job. Can NEE!
furnish excellent refs. Sober. single, age
20. Like collectors Job, you furnish car.
Box 4U5-B, Star. 8
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HELP MEN and WOMEN,

BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR needed
by large wholesale house. 5-day, 40,hr.
ment. Apply in person. i1sI 5th St. NV.
DRY CLEANING HELP-wool pressers,
sDotter SPOT sk Hsss shs1s aSg, only
Burka, BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY. $50
1th s1 Sc, ER 04I3 4I3rpn ,.... -
operators: experienced only; good hours; 10 q,sy
BANNER LAUNDRY. $50 7th st. Sc, FIR.
PART-TIME. HELP in morning for cigar
Cali eSIi''fr in = person. M UPTOWN PHaRMAcY,
ssgRaoGRAFGfs sffR sasA PHhssF II II odestssshed law
experience. references and salary expected.
TYPIsT needed By large wholesale house,
5-day, 40-hour week. vacation with pay;
steady employment. Apply in person,
YOUNG di5 n MAN M or or woman, s4-so years old,
bookkeeping and and typing experience. 5-day
BEST BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety; public appearances and social fea-
lures. Give phone number. Box 393-B,
HAVE RECENTLY ACQUIRED a tract of
acres at Clarksburg, Md, to be divided
into small tracts and improved to help
these desiring places in this elass MY
died last week. so need man and wife
(white) TO live on the place and cooperate
with me in the t. hng
rarily comfortable: Man and wife SHOULD
have knowledge Of rural living, be willing
do any KING Of w1rK to tb 5heir sns
edge of tools, and ambitious. preferred.
Call after 10 am. Friday. Jan. 3. o. W.
HAMMOND. 1907 10th st. ne. Apt. 4. Du.
Evening star., 1947-01-02

CHAMBERMAID. white; . school-age chill
dren. to II. no cooking; live Y; nm reieE nF
enees y, REQUIRED; good wages. Ian DE
COOK. H as1' INV. coiored: sa5 week; live in
fond. Of ehildren; Bendix: references: %, q
a,.asywinn + dsy Thurs r AND EM Al 4se asy sun
COOK and sooS cleaner. lor 9 adults
small apt; experienced: salary. $40 Oh
COOK, CIV. no sunday: ssa wk. 8, ~
DAYS; days STEADY JOB; n.ws ssetion' near 0us
Thurs: no sunday; sea wk. OIL. 3o4s
COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; live
erences required; S25. Gramercy st. NV
COOK; must be good, liye in: refs; Other
COOK. part time. IL through $40 dinner:
experienced; $50 plus earfare. Wo. s4so
G.H.w-1- -bedrm. apt. Fairlington; hrs.
CIV CIV. g 3 in ma family: live IN: M $50. SO "a
CIV; live in, good home, small family
$50 week. 731 Whittier st. (on Ga. ave. }
GENERAL GE Eas HoUsEwoRkER, colored ossn
35. live in, good salary. local ref. only Or
G.HW., experienced; 5-day week; hrs, 1f
to $40; rs5er 4 blk. to bus; sls ane
GIRL, clean, experienced, for medium size
boarding house; mornings; dishwasher anc
breakfast; come ready for work. 1874
New Hampshire ave. NV, -
HOUSEKEEPER and plain cook: live. in;
. adults in family; So week: Thursday,
and half day Sundays OF. Call after 5
PM. 55I5. Grove ST.. 2 biks. from chsvs
Chase CIrcle: -T-n,.
OF . children: ref: experienced health
card. W0. o2se. 30
Evening star., 1947-01-02
SALESME EN-.

FURNITURE SALESMAN to sell furniture
and appliances in store; unusually good
salary and commission basis. Our present
statesmen earn over 500 weekly and know
Of this ,ad and OF our expansion program
Unusually good opportunity; i S employyme1n. SyI y
PRINTTiNG SALESMAN, fully. eonyersant
with all types of reproduction. to. sell
composition service: Good ,permanent Pc Pc
DI 1851 for appointment.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-An expert
enced business and commercial property
specialist will find splendid money max
ing opportunity available at this once.
Start the new year right. -. y; for +, any ny
immediate future. you viii do well to in
vestigate this proposition now. All re-
plies will be treated confidentially. See
JAMES 1, DIXON. Broker. 173a Conn. ave.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE op-
portunity in Washington, area for man
who enjoys specially selling BY definite
appt. and is able to meet public. Unusual
men earn S200-S30o wkly., average men
S100-Sl50 Personal field training given
ceive training to- supervise sales efforts OF
others Car essential. Some evening work.
Write QUALIFICATIONS and phone number to
SAIESMEN to learn real estate business:
salary and commission while training; must
have car and be able to SELL Here is an
opportunity to learn digniied business
at pur expense. Mr.. sNIDoW, MI. 42s4;
ssL;ksMAS io5 mems clothing stors s5ssss
SALESMAN-coL for industrial
insurance route, car necessary. Apply 416
5th st. NV. Room III. -2
Evening star., 1947-01-02
PERSONAL.

DRAPES, valance curtains, bedspreads
msds f5Sm y9gs 0Ss ssa material
EaHeTRoLysfs EsasSnaSo5i woRk expertly done by
former medical research assosiate' SsIa free
sTsks Gs hihsaa
uate or practical. registry @ licenssd nsdo ana as
HFE Pfffed bETTfk nsHsF affss rst I
weak ss heat heat. asthma. rheumatism. arthritiis,
eaYouSsis, ments Also % reiief from schinr swollen
feet, Lad Lady seaa eaaturoDath, 20 years expert
y ssoo 6oo cali akh Miss n sew Wright. 81. $3.50.
LENDERS: INC. 79oa Gsorsia ave: .na
Ffs rrNs s'rs BrsGTY y se'eessf 1sio s
H. W. JOHNSON. Dent,st--Falss teeth re.
bE nas ftS Sssea sestens ss
Columbia Theater Building; prompt service
Ier the hoiidass LEA t ENGEL & q ,formerly no0 Of
IMMEDIATE mi fHS CASH for your home s;
TF.seoss Sc q tS6tt tGSo6ttsFFErliSf Fl .fisa. DAY and
boaraInx sehool s:la years ola; daily isia
phone edna BOOK i Sioi deoraia ave. sH Ias4
MOTH HOLES. burns. tears; cuts. ETC.
asTY tS GsFises%Sn %kASRss sessss sefS
WxcsGoHSfss sva aafAAenEk 10 Gn
woman for Keeping books Of large agri-
cultural project in shortest possible time
PARSONS s THEATRE OF DANCE AND
DRAMA. Children 4 to II years old:
transp furn. through city. s401 Ga aye
SIR M COVERS and draperies professionals
tailored from our or your material: work.
manship guar DI. 0122 or OV: 2347: ---6
RABY SITTERS-Mothers, safeguard your
home and child with bonded licensed seIvr
PART TINE MOTHERS REGISTRY. l2.
VACANCY IN NURSES private home for
patient Good food and good care; clean
and pleasant. comfortahls. 81. b663
DRAPERIES, yALANCES-CC. $500 ex-
pert. workmanship and dssigning, your ur
without charge: appointment by phene
PETER RABBIT NURSERY-Excellent day
care for your child. Hot dinners and trans
portstion. ST.. 1883.
CLUE 40 now open for 10 new members.
unmarried men and women past 40: mem
bership S25 year: hne Jewish group In
format ation, call DIR. FREDA r. oS1KOW.
WI 2571, to 10 pm %
WANT TO BECOME q specialist? II you
can type, you can learn varitypoRraphy.
Snort course starts Jan. 8. Jobs iunmedi-
ately available upon completion with good
pay and excellent WORKING conditions. Fully
approved under G1 Bill Of Rfghts: Call
Miss Kibby. RALPH G. COXHEAD CORR"
HO. 3243.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

FLOOR sERyICE.- notning put the best
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
ING ING coNTRAcToRs sss iS1si NC. 1sia Wiscon.
GARAGEs-Factory built. sizes 12x20. ant
20x2O. Strand steel or Berry aluminium
overhead doors; also brick and cindel
block garages, reaoy-built homes anc
cottages; easy terms, immediate delivery
see our model display. GENERAL IN.
DUSTRIES CORP. 1109 Jefferson Davis
hwy. 10. s. No. ID. Arlington, Va. y mi
south Of Highway Bridge. Phone ia. 2164
PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOORS, roof re-
uairs waterproof Work guar White mech
Est. 1928. GILBERT & HAMILTON. AD
5l29
REMODEL. modernize your home now
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO. 6503 Wis ave WI 1900
cAuLFiEID CORP. TOR Johns -Manvili.
3340 N at. NV. Zone z. HO. 1870.
COMPLETE HOME REN0vATING-Car-
pentry. painting. kitchen nodernizinE. cab
inetmaking. Free estimates. Work guar
anteed C. L. PIERCE. DI. 5000. 6.
pendabIe service. Paper hanging. painting
fences built In . jidy Cabinets aad recrea-
tion rms built TO satisfy. For free esti-
days. DI. 2704. Sc
Evening star., 1947-01-02
sAlEsMEk Cont. J

and siding: also storm windows. No ex-
perience necessary: will train. An excel.
lent opportunity for q clean-cut hard
For appt. telephone HO. 4120. 20
SMOKED MEATS and provisions resident
salesman wanted with car. to represent
Eastern plant, to call on butchers, markets
hotels and chains. UHusual line of highest
quality. Liberal salary plus car expenses
Experienced man with good record can
aged man preferred Box 334-B. Star. --2
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN wsnted. whole
sale groceries. to call on retail trade. Ap-
ply in person. K g. II DIST. CO.. 21s 9
Local UNIFORM COMPANY has opening
Change for advancement. Salaty and
commission. NATIONAL UNIFORM Co.
MA n32n .
Evening star., 1947-01-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

APPLY NOW-Present position for seere.
taries, $50 wk. and 5000 no.: bkprs. and
bkprs. -stenos. to $40 wk. typists and d re, re-
MUTUAL. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1919
q st NV. Ma. 0ah4. -3
NURSES AVAILABLE, interrscial nurses
registry: licensed and bonded; never closed.
SEC. CONSTR. ENG. F)-construction
firm. start $40 wk. Excel. future; See Miss
sfEciAI sff 81 pofPEsNINGs oPENINGs jFSSH jFSSHH @ @seerstaries
foreign legation, $500; cemptometer oper.,
5-day wk, $3.50; stenog, auto. Arm. 81 50;
medical secretary. start $3.50 mo-: edi-
phone operator, start S160; many, many
other exceptional openings: Call in; see
Mss Reed. RIM. 204. PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1871 G st. Ma 60S9.
FILE CLERKS, $1,000 OF.); exp, neat. d
day wk: estab. II yrs. See Miss Knlght'
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 g. Ma. q u
Evening star., 1947-01-02
SITUATIONS poMesIIc.

COOK and g.h.w. white, middle-ssed;
two. Box 47S-B. Star.
GIRL, colored. desires job as maid IN
roonling house; experienced. HO. S5OS
GIRL, colored, wants g INV; live out; no
Sundays AT. 1904. q
GIRL, colored, desires day work. Call
ia 1878.
GIRL. coiored, wants housework or care
of children. MI S215.
GIRL, coiored. reliable. wishes job as maid
DU $3.50.
GIRL, colored, desires job. light house.
work, In small family; no cooking; refs;
live out HO. 1882.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, light laundry,
curtains, fine fabrics, nicely done. DE.
1900
Evening star., 1947-01-02
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C.. B-1
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PERSONAL tcent.

COIONlC mRIGATIONS - Once hrs:
Mon. Fri. 9:30-s.00i experienced. d.
iH THE ARLINGTON HEALTH CLUB now
open for business, 141S N Uhle St, Court
House Square, Arlington, Va. Steam baths.
hours. Men. Tues, Thurs. and Sat. S to
9 pm: ladies, with lady attendant. Mon,
Wed. and Fri, 3 to 8 pm. Prices reason-
able Gil. 3541, -S
SLIP COVERS and drapes made with your
own material. To-day delivery. co. 5l16.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BE SENSIBLE-learn speed writing. the
ideal shorthand. in 6-12 weeks, no puzzling
signs, symbols or delicate. expensive ma
chine; register now for Jan. 8 class at 9
pm. cAFTrAL CITY COLLEGE. Me. 4227
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for GI training WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1919 q st NV. DI. l762.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typeWr riting bookkeeping. calculating ma,
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. l333 F. st. MA. a33a,
Evening star., 1947-01-02
MOTOR TRAvEl.

IF A PASSENGER we arrange the ride:
car owners we NIL vacant seats: share
LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Jan
4. Can accommodate 2 or 3 passengers
Evening star., 1947-01-02
sAlESWOMEN.
HELP DOMESTIC.

SALESLADY, jewelry experience, perma-
nent position, pleasant working conditions.
excellent salary. Write full details. Box
o2R-R Star
Evening star., 1947-01-02
sprclAL AorleEs Cont. ]

:. H@-- = = -.-,--'-1 = : z ---------.-
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of members o
Association viii be held at s pm, Janu'
sry IS. I94T.. in the once q d. the ! ssso' $50
b. g, CLARENCE E. KEFAUvER. execu.
five wire president and secretary.
Evening star., 1947-01-02

NO. 41-MEN's WEAR SHOP NV. mid
owner. rs yrs. A real opportunity. with
only $4,000 cash: bal. on terms; Exclu-
siye with w. H; sIMoNs, Ex, 61sI ,0763.
BOOMING HOUSE ircis ana homs 9no, 29fh ~ y, i1
able furniture, Q baths: oil heat: 500
rent lease: income quoted, $3.50 mo. nice
living quarters; $1,000: terms. EDWIN T.
carry: does over 81 400 weekly: short hrs;
living quarters. Call Ii. 6IS1 from "a
re- Ho ssiS9AST 2SP Sls wksk isGss SHOP plus ladies'
wearing apparel, top NV. section. Nice
wk. can. be greatly Increased: long lease.
ss on ep si. may Exsasys Ss ssSaS s saia
SIMONS. Ex. 1sI-0763.
NO. 57-DRY CLEANING AGENCY. 5-yr,
ssrse ws ssn' Asknf ms 81 100 cash Tor tysry-
safi and &c. i, 'pps Rxeiusiy. With W Il. sIMoNs.
Elk 6IS1 -0763.
VERY FINE DOWNTOWN restaurant and
club doing tremendous business; pest lo-
cation. owner to retire. substantial cash
zsssirfd zsR re- FGE sqssi eetss w. SIT sFoN ShAN
PAYING ADMINISTRATIONS drug busi-
ness in choice NV. location Infor-
matiorss by appointment. Call MA. ai55:
evenings. IL 2040. .
GROCERY, In Virginia, near Pentsson.
trss. slss 4, n ffS Of ho. evn.rs
81 200 weekly business; 2S5e credit pay
every 2 weeks; could 5s Be increased nits
.1..a .osa dsss5Y e. Ell. Ti @ iea esrs ysa wn T.
E.lmont Esnas kssa.of ave-. Rm aa ~. i Rs s1so Y
{continued on Next Pass3
Evening star., 1947-01-02

AAo" NEANtNf NASNSs
run by owner.
must go. This Is
erty and must be 81
MR.. REAMY, UN,
ave, Hyattsyille, !
MILLINERY SHOP
purchase one of
shops; excellently !
highest clientele;
operated the shop I
Priced very fairly
business, lease. stot
call Mr.. Kamons, {
a. GERBER REALT
BOOMING HOUSE
baths. S65 rent; 9
fact plenty of furn
located Sc, not I
have another house
each. EDWIN L.
ave-. Rm. 2l7. RE.
GROCERY STORE,
excellent location.
ings, from & to 12.
NO INVESTMENT
perienced, to run t
q percentage basis;
must be reliable an
a real gold mine TO
HOLLANDER, zoos
9743.
MASS AVE. near Dl
6 baths, oil h. w. h
operated as guest
over 5000 mo-: idea
or high class boardi
total: cash above
YOUNG & PASTO
DRUGSTORE. Alex
best business street!
rent, 1925 mo-; leas
$1,000 q month.
price. S23,500; ter
Long established I
Vermont ave, RIM.
RADIO AND REPA
north Of Park rd.
| $1,000 in stock an,
| all. down- 81 10
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-21
Report Progress on
YeuoWtdil Dam
Tunnel During July

Tunnel explorations in the
abutments of the proposed Vel
!oWtail dam were advanced 1926
feet during July, according to
the July progress report pre-
pared by the Missouri Basin re-
ports staff and received this
week by Kenneth v. Vernon
director of Region 6, Bureau
OF Reclamation.
The report, prepared under
the direction of Mills E. Bung-
er, reports staff chief, shows
the division of the $23, 400, 90 in
new funds made available for
work on the comprehensive de-
velopment program as: Bureau
OF Reclamation, $2O,535, 900:
Geological survey, $1,85O,OO0:
Fish and Wildlife service, $685.
600; Bureau of Land Manage
ment, $335,000; National Park
service, $150,00O; Office of IN
dian Affairs, $4,000; and Bu-
reau of Mines, SIS, 1000.
In addition to the new an
preparations, $500, 900 in car
ry-over funds are available to
the department for expendi-
ture during the fiscal year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-21
Traffic Violations.
Check Charge
In Justice Court

Four traffic violations and a
fraudulent check charge feat
ured the week in the Justice
court of Charles A. Corkins.
John Takes Gun was charged
with uttering a fraudulent
check on Aug. IA. Steve Mauro
was complaining witness. He
posted a $500 bond and will
appear in court Aug. 20.
The state highway patrol was
complaining witness in all traf-
fic violations, which were as
follows:
Aug. IS, George E. schropp,
operating a motor vehicle with
defective lights, forfeited IS
Aug. 10, Henry A. Gabel,
driving while intoxicated, fined
$500 and sentenced to 80 days
in the county Jail, sentence
suspended on payment of fine.
Drivers license revoked pend
ing the posting of $1,25O finan-
cial responsibility bond.
Aug. 10, Laverne Francis
Schreiner, no red flags, forfeit
ed IS bond.
Aug 10, Troy E. French, ST. ,
failing to stop at scene of ac-
cident, fined 500.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-21
Lodqe Grass Man Loses Life in Accident
Involving Two Trucks Near Lodge
Grass Sunday: Another Seriously Hurt
Condo Pontoju Dead.
Hamilton Injured
In Overturned Truck

Big Horn county had its sec
ond fatal accident this year
when Condo Pantoja, Is, Lodge
Grass, died as a result of a
crash near Lodge Grass Sum-
day night.
In the same truck, which
was driven by Herman Miller,
Lodge Grass, was Gene Ham
ilton, who was seriously in
jured. He was taken to a Bill
lings hospital for treatment.
He sustained several cracked
vertebrae and other injuries,
but was said to be making sat-
lsfactory Improvement
The accident occurred when
the Miller truck was passing a
truck driven by Ermine Weig-
and, son Of Peter Weigand Of
Hardin. The grain boxes on the
trucks hooked, local officers
said, as the Miller truck went
by, and it overturned, with
Pantoja pinned underneath.
He died of internal injuries be
tore help could arrive on the
scene.
Pantoja, who was farming
near Lodge Grass, was a vet
eran of World War II and is
survived by his widow.
The state highway patrol is
continuing to investigate the
accident.
One other traffic crash was
reported this week. It occurred
about seven miles north Of
Hardin on the St. Xavier road.
The patrol said a truck drfv-
en- by Laverne Francis Schrefn-
er collided with the 1915 pick
up driven by Troy French, ST.
Damage to the combine totaled
about Sis and repairs to the
French pickup will probably
cost about 500.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-21
Captain Luce Will
Speak at Chamber
Meet Here Monday

A special meeting of the Big
Horn County Chamber of Com
merce has been called for Mon
day, Aug. rs, at 8 pm. in the
community room of the court
house, Mrs. Jeanne Fish, Sec
rotary, announced this week.
Capt. E. S. Luce, superinten-
dent of the Custer Battlefield
National monument, will be
the principal speaker. He will
discuss the return from over
seas for burial of the bodies of
World War II dead.
Capt. Luce said certain as
poets of the program would be
greatly aided by the coopera-
ton of civic and benevolent Or
CARNATIONS of the county. He
will explain the program in
detail and will outline the
methods by which Big Horn
county residents can assist.
The Custer cemetery is the
only national cemetery in a
large section of the Northwest,
and consequently many bodies
will be brought here for burial,
he pointed out.
Everyone is urged to attend
this meeting, whether he is a
member of the Chamber of
commerce or not.