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Evening star., 1947-04-09
BERNARD H. WHITE, Attorney,
14I6 r Street NV: u

DrsTRIcT CoURT Of THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate. Court.---No. 6s.76a, Ad.
That the subscriber. Of the State Of West
virginia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters sttef
nj Anne q. (Blackwood) Smith, late OF
the Il District Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the e. deceased 1as
With the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, su to the subscriber. on Or before
the 18th day Of March, hD :xc,ssd 1eAs otneTo frem
ai benefit OF said estate Given under
my nav hand this 2sth day Of March. l947;
FRANK S: WALTERS, 5000 10Th Roa.d os.
1TrHEoncJRE 1rHr "a; COGSWELL. Register of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ap9. 10. 20,
Evening star., 1947-04-09

dition: 1885 or best ofer under. lO1l4
henfrew rd.. Silver Spring. Md. SH.
oLDSsMoBILE 1895 .2-door: rood cend.:,
looks good; $32b. Phone Gil. IoQa; ZIZ1
oLDsMoBnE 1912 e-passenger convertible
club top Ser9 sood rs
privatey ln sns esosnss oWaed; s1.ss5 NJ sisS. so
= PASKaR1 81 Arb 1912 7-passenssr sedan, model lei
Ts ssSg ns Is es%sn % aaf s
SSbsF szpfrS szns5 q 'ssS5dsE g.
PAGKARp PAtta Al 1e4o. series 11o; fair condi-
tion; radio; $3.50; 500 down and take
over payments. 2s Claiming st; nv. III IA
tsn esn be s'ss sssn aBd 70 ns'ssa ss 5S esa
PACKARD 1885 4.dr. sedan: radio and
aEssoRs hfasss; %s'2l %gFo - ApSHizNcE Co.
e PAdkakD q E 1sz1 "a 47so 1so club coupe; original
res ane siSsS sgssn 1sns Ixsh nS
pys. pa.Aa owner; sl.15o. o. CAN Ludlow ss7o
s.s:r s5ss tsssr s;:4ss,.
t throushout; s1.4sb; ons-owner automobile.
PAckARb R2i; saSi 1910 1so sedan: heater and
radio. motor. front end. brakes overhauied
recently, shop inspection verify mechanical
endisiSa Segs asr undsr CAN se aa
PACKARD 1910 .120 convertible club coupe;
motor completely overhauled. new tires
psie. Dasns saisS aeW nissiSa ZEE sDa
nsssse Ave. Garage. 2oa Tennessee aye.
Pa Psckasn Lni 1887 1887 Super 4-door sedan; Il
shape, new ignition, coils, etc: price, Sb45.
$I3b down; pvt. owner. See at 1909
PAckAkp rasa Al 81 is41 model .1ao' 4-door Sc
needs painting; saerifice, $1,100; pvt.
SzcKanp fsGs fsls nesa nso g ns saper Clipper
door sedan; radio. heater; siectromSasiic I'll
asa ssssssss ss6S u best os1
rAckak1 M aslai 1887 de luxe sedan; must sen;
radio. heater. electromstie clutch. eyer.
sfys o or neg sesa sfss o.n sndel ER sss
FEIMoGra EEs so2 fftfs fass e. luxe sedan must sen
this week; 1895. ROPER" 1880 z. ].
PIYMouTH 1910 taxi; private owner, AL
| throughout, new transmission. recently
ssss iSlo ih
ffPPYSo6rH fP seaer 1884 coupe; good tires: ia,r
mschanieai condition; $3.50. Can CH.
PPiIyYMoUTH 1899 coupe; good condition:
s4!5, 54 Hillcrsst Or. Fairhaven. Alex
PLYMOUTH I94i 4-door Special de luxe
| In very clean condition, with radio ane
heater; this car has Just had new motol
| and clutch installed; tires are in very goot
shape. Price. 81 .250~ Cali CHI. $500, .-s
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe; good tires
heater; excellent running condition: S30t
or best offer under. Ii. 0379. 1901 28th
L ~. S.E . -
PIYMoUTH 1882, s125: good motor. tires
! body fair. North 1854 after 5. 1Qs
tPLYMOUTH 1888 2-door: good condition;
va. IA, 1883. los
tPIYMOUTH 1916 taxi (Arrow): absolutely
perfect throughout; plastic upholstery; ina-
maculate; SI,4D5. Can finance u without
cost payable Z$21 weekly. 1917 18th st
PLYMoUTH S6 2-door sedan, passed ~
inspection: exeelient condition; $3.50. d1
IA Ieas tl.sk sedan. s7so: n
Evening star., 1947-04-09

FORD 1885 h-ton panel--..---- !$395
Lincoln 1941, '46 motor; cheap for 1889
International 2h-ton stake; cheap 995
FRANK SMALL, Jr.. INC. 215 Penna
FORD 1910 h-ton panel; looks and
runs like $3.50
GMC 1889 A-ton; very god cond--- bbO
Ford 1K-ten model A; new tires ,As
Ford 1887 1k-ton stake; runs good 496
Ford 1887 1-ton panel; runs good 415
Cash terms or trade. HERSON'S AUTO
g. APPLIANCE CO.., 714 o st. NV, DE
470O. III
Evening star., 1947-04-09

All are In wonderful condition. Most have
radios and heaters, and can be nnancee
months. Open & 70 8. We have Others.
too. H1UES 1GOTOR CO.. 7S27 Wts.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
GEORGE A. MADDOX, Attorney,
I'd RIdR

rTsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of o. Golumbis
Holding Probate court.-.No, 6s93o, ,+i "a. AZ
That the subscriber, of. the District o.
Columbia, has obtained. from the Pro9ats Ps
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
BartIett, also known as 8. A. C. Bartlett
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against tne &C. &c.
same sane. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the. subscriber. on 1aA g g!
before the 28th day Of March A.D; d9ddsi
from ali benent Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 2sth day I,,s Of MaEen5 q
sbenberd ST. NV. (seal) Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN, Deputy Register of Wills fol
the District Of Columbia, CLERK 81 the
Probate Court. ap9, o,4S.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

N. EDWARD BUCKLEY, Jr, Attorney,
FILED Mar. ar 81. 1917. Charles d. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumoia-LORENA ELIZABETH THOMp-
SON, Plaintiff vs.. CURLEY JAMES
THOMPSON. Defendant.--No. 55Q.47.L.
Matrimonii-Desertion. On motion OF the
plaintiff, 1t is this 24th day OF Marcn.
1947. ordered that the defendant cause ss
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sun.
days and legal holidays, occurring after r
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default, Pro.
vided, Q copy Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day.
{sl T. ALAN GOLD6BOROUGH. Justice.
(Seal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By CLARA F. CoNNEIL, Deputy
Clerk. mh26ap2.9.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

Cars win be higher this spring. II vol
want q clean used car, priced right, com,
to JET MOTOR SALES. Cash, trade q
terms. 2TI9 Nichols ave. s.e. Ii. 0336
Onunsita st Eltzaheths HOSPITAL 9s
Evening star., 1947-04-09

radio and heater; 81 ,U76. LOGAN MOIOH
CO., Ford dealer. 2017 va. ave. ME. 2SlS
OLDsMoBILE 1887 2-door sedan; $3.50
RICHARD BOHRER, sos So. 25th St.
OLDSMOBLE 1885 2-dr. sedan: good con.
dition: S335 or best offer under. 101l4
Renfrew rd.. Silver Spring. Nd. 81
oLiDsMoBnE 1896 2-door: good. cond.
looks good; 1925. Phone GIL. 1904. 2727
So. Uhle st., Arna Valley. Arlington, Va
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
|Posnemanja vredno

Nadalievanje s /. kolone) +.
fFranka $40 Oh august Kollant
derja SO i'll od Anton Colarics
f$5, in joe Zelenc' vspopfn Fr.
Stuparja $5.
Druzida Krizman ' spomin
un1rle Mrs. stoha S. (vsoto IL
roeila druzina Stolfa), Louis, IN
Angela Rolieh 1nesto roz "a 30.
|'kojnin' John G. stefancic S..
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Makaro.
Vic in podruznica 81. So sIbv.
zehske zveze po S. namesto roz
"a pokojno' Mary sustarsic.
Drustvo Ribnica st. IL SDZ
$8 in drustvo Naprej 1T. s SNPJ
$40 mesto venca ma krsto po-
kojnega Anton Bobeka.
|. Louis Belaj IL Shawnee Ave.
IS mesto roz ma krsto pokoine-
ga Frank Stuparja in Matevz
Mesec S. "a FIR. Stuparja.
v SANSovo, blagaj jno 80 da-
.rovali se sledeci:
|: Frank Jansa $50, drustvo
rCleveland'' sc. 126 SNPJ $50
in ''Klub drustev" SIND $25.
Po S.: Franka Kondrich in
Vinko' Salmic.
Po$3': Frank 1pavec, Girl Ro-
vansk, Josph Ban, Jack Ann
broz,, Stanko Dolenc in Mrs.
Mary Somrak, Rud. Shmaltz in
John Sustaf.
Pc 81: Martin Komacar in.
John Hribar.
Vsem najlepsa zahvala: v ime-
nunu podruznice st. 39 SANS.
John Pollock.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

IKritik lii tenor :,
NekT opernf tenor, castihIe-
Ipei1 d slab pevec, je' pred lett
Epozva1 ma dvoboj gledaliskega
Fkritika, XII ga je redno slabo
[ocenjeval v svojih kritikah in
mu s TEN, tako je mislil tenor,
[delal krivico: Kritik je dvoboj
sprejei in donenila sta Sc, da
Sc bosta borila z revolverji. Do
locenega dine sta Sc sesIa v gos-
Ezdu, Sc postavila drug drugem,t
'|nasproti v razdalji petnajst ko-
rakov, dvignila orozje in ustre-
lila. Ma sreeo sta Sc oba zgre=
sila in Sc nato pobotala. Oh
stisku roke je rekel TENOR "Sli-
Sal sem, kako mi je vasa krogla
zvizga1a mino usesa." A kritik
ST ga je takoj izposodil, rekoc:
"Ste morda pricakovali, da vam
bo ploskala?'' .
Strup "a podgaafe
/ Decek pride v prodajalnico
tier zahteva strupa "a podga-
ne. "Za koiko?" ga vprasa tr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

v "Enakopravnosti" dobite
Dedpo sUeSe dneyvae s,ovice o do
godEih po svetu in donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
VeHEG predrs,sost

VelikG predrsnost
Trgovec je pripovedova1 pri-
jatelju o nekem sleparju ter de-
|jal naposled: "Tako sem ga vfgel
po stopricah, da 81 je kar vrat
zlomil. Potem pa gre ia potepuh
in me zatoM pri sodiscu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
|Seznom glovnih odbornikov Sons-o il dele
|sdtov ndznonienih do II. moio AZ, H imoio
provico do zos+opstvo no drugi konvencifii

QNadajevanje e. stranD
Federaca drustev SNPJ
okraj Westmoreand Pa. MARY Frader Anton Zornik
Federacia E. S. drustev SNPJ' .... ....'
Zapadno Pennsylvania Frances Likar NJ r. Kumer
lDr st. 106 SNPJ, Imperial, Mary Polsak Posak
DR.. SNIP, #.. 49,.
Pursglove, w. Va Selak Seak
Sovenska POMONA Kapja
Veci New York Theresa Nose
Central SANSa in
drustev v Chicagu ----NIan Medvesek Wider
Joseph Oblak Philip Broyan
Trojar Frances Vdmar
American-Sovene Day Comm.
Zapadni Penni ----Mary F. Prasnikar Anton Savorn
IstrsM amersk druzabni
kub, So Chicago, I'll Joseph Poropat Joseph Bozch
Pevski zbor "Sovan"
Euclid, Ohio Durjava Frank Pozar
Pevski zbor "Jadran'
Cleveland, Ohio ---------Leo Wolf
Dramski "Soca"
Strabane, Pa. -------Joseph Zupancic Ignac Bradac
Pevsko drustvo "Slovan,"
Brooklyn, N. Y --------Thomas Berok Viktor Koblca
Slovenski narodn
Indianapolis, Ronald Medvescek L. Urbancit
Slovenski delavsk dom,
Detroit Mich. -----------Joseph Kotar Frank Modic
Slovenski delavssi dom,
Colinwood, Ohio Vincent Coff
Slovenski drustven dom,
Euclid Ohio Kicher Jas. l. Rotter
Slovenskj narodn dom,
Waukegan, Ill. --------------Andrew Mozek
List "Prosveta" Garden Philip Godina
organizacje nadnh deegatov kaeh
bo SANSov ur Posmo
dee da storijo kasneje ko do a. maja
Letna odbora prcne 49, maja konvenca 80 maja
brzoave poa SANS Convention GAIT
st. Clair Avenue, Cleveland g. Ohio
N1IRKO KUHEL, ga tanik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21
Posnemanja vredno

SIOVcHSka maVl.
Ia leila Sc j je izpolnila v
polri meri. Men soprog Joze,
tako ga je ona najraje imeno-
vala, je izroci podruznici 1t. 80
SANSa $3.50 "a otrosko bolnis-
nico v Slovenijf v uradu 'Ena-
kopravnosti'' in osebno rneni pa
SIP, tako, da je podruznica St.
80 prejela $442; in &c Sc ne
motim, je dobila tudi podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS katere tajnik
je Joseph Durn, priblizno ena-
ko' vsoto, torej okrog $500 je
prispevano "a otrosko bohisni-
co.
Ali nj to posnemanja vredno?
v inenu podruznice st. 80
SANSa in v imenu otrok v sta
ri donovini Sc druzini Joseph
zeie najlepse zahvalim in obe-
nem izrekam iskreno sozalje
mad izgubo ljubece zene in ma
tere.
John Pollock, tajnik
in blagajnik podr. st. 80.
Sledeei so darovali oh krsti
Mrs. zele, katera vsota je bila
izroeena podruznici Stew. SO
SANSa:
Boyertown Casket Co. $50,
National Casket Co. $25, in Gle
veland' Vault Co. SIS.
Po $40: Mentor Lumber Co.,
Mentor, Ohio, Emery Krizman
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Kostreveo,
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica,
Mary Stupar, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Majer, August Kolander, Mr.. in
Mrs. Chas. Brodnik St. Clair
Ave. in Glenville Lumber Co.
Po S.: Mary Ward, Sophi
Johnson in Metz Family.
Pc IS: Mr.. J. Doljak E.. 45
St., Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
E. 168 St., Frank w. Zelle E.
81, Garfield Hts, Svobodomisel-
ne Slovenke st. 2 SDZ, Mr.. in
Mrs. Jos. Lazar, Addison Rd.,
Mrs. Frances Kozely, Mr.. in
Mrs. Jakob Subel, Mrs. M Mary
Nosan Norwood Rd., druzina
George Bole, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Ber-
nard in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Ermenc Milwaukee, Wis.,,
Mr.. in Mrs. Stanley Andolek,
Mr.. in Mrs. Chas. Burdick, Jer-
ry Glavac in druzina, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Had E. 64 st., Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Kalster, Kalister
Girls Way Ave., Benno B. Lev
stig, Mr.. in Mrs. Carl Primosch,
druzina Pozelnik Schaffer Ave.,
Mrs. Josephine Razinger Becker
Ave., Mrs. Helen Perdan in Mrs.
v. D. CahiH,. Mr.. in Mrs. Mez-
gee Reno Ave.
Po So: Jakob Morel, Mrs.
Frances Lunder E. 118 St., Mrs.
Anna Primozic, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Pristov in Mr.. in Mrs: J.
Blatnik E.. II ST.
. Po So: Frank Smrdel, Mrs.
Apolonia Zitko, Mrs. Mary Had
Meta Ave., Mrs. Mary Prija-
telj in sin, Anton in Mary Vid-
mar E. 78 st., Joe Tom sic
Prince Ave-, Mr. in Mrs. Louis
Femc, Mr.. in Mrs. Matt De-
vevec, E. 72 St., Mr.. in Mrs.
Lovrence Petkovsek, Jr., Mrs.
Mary Novak druzina, Mrs. Jen-
ME Dolenc E. 63 St., Cimper-
man E. IS St., Robert and
Steffie, Medvedic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Art. Komorowski in Mary Me-
dvedic Kutlesa 81.
V uradu "Enakopravnosti"
ali pa osebno blaga jniku izroei-
Ii:
Stefan Trebec SIS
Po $40: Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Zalokar, drustvo Napredne Slo-
venke st. 1877 SNPJ, Joseph in
Nezka Kalan, Frank in Louis
Ziherl, John in Mary Zaverl,
ohm in Anna Pollock in John in
Josie Mocnik.
Pc So: Carniola Hive 493,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

Fno. ...
EOslOyske glave
Kinet je prisel v mesto ter 81
Eogledoval izlozbe raznih trgov-
,cev. Ko pride do izlozbe menjal-
Ca j., najde okno prazno. Ko
fugleda gospoda med vrati, ga
Evprasa; "Gospod, kaj prodaja-
tie, da ne vidim nicesar v vasi
Eizlozbi?"
"Oslovske glave!" sc od-
reze menjalec. -
Anekdoto
OBJ priliki premiere neke
.Shawove drame je prisotno OBJ
lcinstvo priredilo avtorju oh
koncu predstave navdusene ova-
tcije. Vse je ploskalo, aplavza
kar nj hotelo biti konec. Ko sc
.je sum koncno le polegel,. je ne
kdo zadaj ma balkonu zazvizgal
in zavpil: ''Fuj'. oee vseh SO Sc
.vprle v nezadovoljneza in gle
dalisce je pricakovalo, kaj DO
,storil prisotni avtor. Shaw pa je
:mirno vstal, sc obrnil k izziva-
Gu in mu rekel glasno: "Sem po-
polnoma vasega mnenja, da je
stvar "a mic, a kaj hoceva diva
.proti tel mnozici zadovoljne-
zev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

Lgovec. "Gospod, natanko tega
ne VEN, pa kakih trideset jih je
Eze" odgovori decek prostodus-
mo. .-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-21

Leta 1869 je prisla prva 60
ved ma svetu.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Holly Plans 70 End
1947 Campaign
Before Christmas

If present plans ma~terialtze.
sllcing will be completed at the
local factory of the Holly Sugar
corporation on Saturday, it was
announced this week.
Final figures on TONNAGE
sliced and sugar percentage VIII
be available shortly after the
campaign closes.
The first full scale operation
OF the ionization process for
extracting sugar from beets
had been under wa- here for
several weeks, technicians said,
This process was tested in a
PILOT plant in California. Tho
Hardin factory boasts the oniv
tull scale ionization plant In
tne world run automatically. IL
was stated. "
observers from Norway. Den.
mark, Czechoslovakia and Ire.
land have been in Hardin to
action. -
Indications are that the lev
type plant will give more supar
from the same weight ana
quality Of beets than were 81.
tanned under the old process.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Bried Given Year, Souhrada IS Months
By District Judge; Attorneys File
Intention to Appeal to Supreme Court
Souhrddu Jury
D~eiberdtes Until
z A. M Sundov

Two young men were found
guilty of manslaughter last week
IN the fall term of district court
Derry.
Judge Derry pronounced SEN
tence on both Wednesday morn
ing. James Bried was sentenced
to IL months in the state peni-
tertiary and Robert Souhrada
to ID months in the state peni-
tertiary.
A jury returned a verdict OF
guilty in the Bried case last
Wednesday.
The jury for the Souhrada
case came in at 2 am. Sunday.
Their verdict read: I'VE, the
jury, duly impaneled i. to try
the issues in the trial of Robert
J. Souhrada, find the defendant,
Robert J. Souhrada, guilty and
leave the fixing of the punish
ment to the court.
I'VE believe the defendant to
be well-meaning and of good
intentions and ask the court to
have these things in mind when
passing sentence"
The prosecution brought evi-
dence to show an excessive rate
of speed and drinking were
causes of an accident in which
four persons lost their lives last
August. The defense argued
that the accident was unavoid-
able on the part of Souhrada,
who was driving.
Attorneys for both Bried and
Souhr ada have filed intentions
to appeal to the Montana SUI
preme court in the office OF
Clerk of the District Court R.
P. Ross.
If the cases go. l.: the su-
preme court, the judges will en-
anime a transcript of the evi-
dance and make their decision
on this basis.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Hold Services Here
For Wilbur Fish,
Longtime Resident

Funeral services were held at
the Masonic temple here Tues
day for Wilbur Sanford Fish,
81, contractor and builder and
resident of Hardin for 80 years.
Mr.. Fish died at 1870 pm.
Friday in a Billings hospital.
He had undergone a major OPP
Grafton and was apparently
making a good recovery. An
emboliSm was the cause of
death.
The Rev G. A. Bentley, as
sisted by the Rev. A. Clair
King, conducted the services.
Mrs. David Mann was pianist.
One of her numbers was 1.-THE
Old Rugged Cross, MI. Fishis
favorite hymn.
Interment was in the Hardin
cemetery, with H. w. Bunston
acting as master for the grave
side services by SITS. John Lodge
No: 90, A. F. and A. M. Active
pallbearers were Robert Saund-
ers, Carl Rankin, E. L. Kelley,
L. R. Cool, o. Y. Weir, and
Matt Calderwood. Honorary
pallbearers included B. A. Zim-
norman of Lodge Grass, E. G.
Wiechman, Archie Grover, An
drew Torske, E. E. jackson,
Walt Sawyer and Otto Gabel.
Wilbur s. Fish. was born on
March 10, 1886, In Edgeley, N.
D.. He spent most of his youth
in Wisconsin with his family.
He was married to Pauline
Ukeneskey at Winona, Mimi,
on Sept. %, 1906.
The Fish family came to
Hardin in 1917 and MIR. Fish
was a contractor and builder
here during that time. He was
a past master of SITS. John
Lodge No. 90, A. F. and A. M,
a 18th degree mason and a
member of the local Congrega-
tional church. He was always
active in community affairs. Mr..
Fish was an active member of
the Hardin Lions Club.
He is survived bv the widow,
a son, Garold S. Fish of Har-
din; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Roseberry of Great Falls; two
sisters, Mrs. A. c. Shepherd of
Brainerd, Mimi, and Mrs. Frank
Marx of Sparta, Wis.,: and
two granddaughter, Elizabeth
Ann Roseberry and Karen Kay
Fish.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Students From Bio
Horn County in
University Concert

Several students from Hardin
and neighboring communities
TOOK part in the third annual
montana State university
Ur1mas choral concert given
on the campus Sunday by the
34O-voice combined university
choruseS and the 60-piece UNI
versity symphony orchestra.
The group was the largest
ever presented by the school OF
music and included members OF
tour different choral organiza-
tions.
Among members Of the mix
ed chorus, one OF the partici-
patlng groups, are Ellsworth
Skeie, 1912 graduate of Hardin
high school, an army air
forces veteran and a junior in
business administration, and
Helen Holley, Lodge Grass, q
freshman in the school OF
music.
Myrtle Bentley, Crow Agency.
1916 graduate of Hardin high,
a sophomore in sociology, and
Lorna Lovelace, graduate in
the same class, who now lives
in Forsyth, sing in the wo-
mems glee club. Jack R. West
wood, Lodge Grass army vet
eran who is a freshman in a
pre-veterinary course, sings Tn
the male chorus.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Lions and Children to
Hove Christmus
Party MonddY Night

Plans are nearing completion
for the annual Hardin Lions
sons and daughters Christmas
party which will be held Mon
day, December % beginning at
$50 pm, in the banquet room
of the Masonic temple.
An exchange of gifts will be
a feature of the program,
which is under the direction of
R. J.. Murray, chairman. Pete
New is chairman of the serv-
ing committee.
Many Lions, accompanied by
sons and daughters, are ex
pected to attend. Those plan
ming to be present are request
ed to notify either President
Dale Davis or Secretary R. A.
Vickers before this Friday eve
ming If possible, and to advise
how many children they will
bring.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
All American Giants
To Play Boosters
In Contest Tonight

The Hardin Boosters meet the
Giants" of the ALI -American
basketball circus at the junior
high school gym tonight.
A colorful travelling team, the
Giants boast a center, "Sky''
Siewert, who measures 7 teet
3 inches in height and has an
eight-foot arm spread. Other
heights range from 6 feet 8
inches to 6 feet l inch.
The Giants are skilled ball
handlers, have many trick and
comedy plays, which are said
to be fan-pleasers.
The team is made up of form
er college stars from many Sec
lions of the country.
Among the plays which will
be demonstrated are the back
hand, spot and shuttle passes
and the wheel, give and go and
double post.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Announce Division Of
General School
Levies in County

The distribution of the gen.
eral school ten mill levy, based
on the average number belong
ing in eacn district, was an
nounced this week by County
Superintendent OF Schools Lura
P. Strand, who furnished the
necessary figures to the county
treasurer.
Total amount was $41, 888.16.
Districts received the funds as
follows:
District No. 1, 17.8 ANB, $780,
81; District No. 2, 1853 ANB, ST.
334.17; District No. 8, no school;
District No. 4, no school; Dis
trict No. 16, 87.4 ANB, 81, 1885, 7;
District No. 17H, 9O8.9 AMI, $l5,-
844.40; District No. 17K, II ANB,
$312.93; District No. ~, 1865
ANB, $8,152.90; District No. 20.
1889 ANB, $3,240.12. Totals, az
erage number belonging, 1,472.5;
amount, $4l, 1888. II
The high school funds were
distributed as follows:
High school general-Students
attending outside Big Horn
County, $2,182.50; Hardin, $685.
'332,39; Lodge Grass, $12,175.47.
High school transportation
Students attending outside Big
Horn County, $1,215.0O; Hardin.
$3,497.10; Lodge Grass, $1,114.65.
High school teacher retire.
ment-Hardin, $815.80; Lodge
Grass, $225.42.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Three Accidents in
County Result
In HeuvY Damages

Three accidents were report
ed to the state highway patrol
during the last 10 DAYS, but
no one was injured as a result,
A collision between wv q
trucks on the St. Xavier road
% miles south of Hardin re-
suited in damage of about $85.
A sugar company truck, driven
by Charles Hert, hit the rear
OF a ton and a half beet truck,
driven by Ray Muhlbeier. The
damages to the Muhlbeier ma
chine were only SIS, the re-
mainder being done to the
front end of the truck piloted
by Hert. The accident occurred
Dec. 9.
Junior Gable, 16, of Hardin
escaped injury but damaged a
sedan about 5000, when the
car lsft the road and overturn-
ed IL miles north of Hardin on
highway 81 on Dec. IS.
A total of $4OO in damage
was done to a coupe driven by
Roger c. Fisher when it over
turned Dec. 10 five miles south
of Busby.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-18
Bulldogs Bring
Home Trophy
From Miles Meet

Hardin High Schools Bulldogs
won an invitational basketball
tournament last weekend in
Miles City by defeating Willis
ton, N. D., SO to % Friday night
and taking Glendive AZ to 80 on
Saturday.
Tommy Perkins proved the
outstanding scorer of the meet,
with II in the first game and
% in the second. The Bulldogs
looked good in both contests,
spectators said.
The Hardin quint took an
early lead over Williston, and
were ahead during the entire
game. The scores were IS to 6
at the end Of the first quarter,
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