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Evening star., 1947-02-15
GARAGES FOR SALE.

COTTAGES, GARAGES, HoUsEs-1mme:
diate delivery: terms. See our model
display: Stran steel overhead doors: frame
brick or cinder block garages. GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP, 1109 Jefferson Davis
hwy. %. S. No. -. Arlington. Va, ia
2l64-1720.
And mill bldgs.; also wood beach cottages
for early delivery. DUPONT IRON WORKS
Ma. 3766, 1166 18th st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1947-02-15
GARAGES WANTED

WANTED, GARAGE, vicinity Of 2127 R st
NV; by the mo. Call DU. 3944: IL
WANTED, SINGLE GARAGE. vicinity Du-
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. North deals.

Goren on Bridge -
Both sides vulnerable. North deals.
AA964
2QJ92
OAKS
oss4s2 oo1o7
@J73 &109862
A765
0K10S74
oJ5
a. &AQ4
The bidding:
North East South West
Ia Pass ~ Pass
so Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead, five Of hearts.
A mere overtrick in an undoubled
contract Is of little moment at rub
Der bridge, except where 1t occa-
sionally adds another peint to the
rubber. But in tournament play it
may spell the difference between
scaling the heights of victory and
being relegated to the limbo Of for
gotten runners-up. Today's hand is
one selected from the new event
that was added to the roster of ma
tional championships at the recent
tournament in Hollywood Beach,
Fla. The mems team of four event
was taken in impressive style by the
Chicago team composed of William
McGee, Maynard Adams, Jules
Banks, Arthur Glatt and Albert
Weiss.
Mr.. Glatt succeeded in winning a
match for his team by making an
overtrick in his game contract of
four hearts on the above hand. The
bidding followed natural lines and
was the same at both tables, but
when the opposition played this
hand they succeeded in taking only
10 tricks and thus lost the deal by
80 points.
The five of hearts was opened and
taken by declarer, who returned a
trump. West took the ace and
shifted to the 10 Of spades. On the
| Ou41dSC ~ dPRCd4o UAAdV tWO cPduC
tricks must be lost in addition to
the ace of trumps. However, If East
holds both the queen and 10 of dia-
mondS, some pressure may be ex-
erted upon him, inasmuch as Vests
lead of the 10 of spades makes 1t
appear that East holds the remain-
ing honors in that suit. If a squeeze
Is to be effected, the opposition
must first be given their inevitable
tricks, so the spade was ducked and
the suit was continued. The ace
was taken and the last trump drawn.
The clubs we're cashed and the
trumps led. Before the last trump
came out this was the situation:
y none
HAK9
| d none
A. ~, AK
3m = inmatsrisl VIZ . @ais7 aon'
a. d none
At
= 10
DJ5
= none
The last heart was then led by
South and dummy discarded the
nine of spades. East found himself
in an impossible position. If he let
go of the king of spades declarer's
seven would become high. He there
fore elected to part with the seven
of diamonds, hoping that partner
held the guarded jack. Dummy then
cashed all three diamond tricks.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1910 2-door. sedan; radio and
6e ss EXCELLENT new sp2nps
good tires; 5000. 1908 W st. Sc. At.
s5 1873 staoH ssss HH 4ssz s's
RoSfrzf, 81 Psas $40. taxi, s4oo or best pier
PoNTIAc 1871 small 8 convertible club
S1,495. 1918 14th st. NV, -15
PONTIAC saEo l94o sedan radio
sTuDEBAKER TSJTdE 1857 coupe; radio, heater;
price, 1915. See at 712 M st. NV. Buy
direct from owner. 49,
DAN, new Battery and seat covers, sSe new
t5ss uRssFisft mss hfsss5 ssSs 3nassa
sTdDEBAkER s2th Fl fE a4 4S a9t mar
cellent condition; motor just ,overhauled;
sr soSd 9n
mander; m $1,000 mi; radio, heater: clima-
tiger, hin holder; $3.50. OIL. 1900; eyes,
sTrDIBAkER 1899 Commander s6sd SEDAN; H.
EST eossa sr J. 9eST e n See or HARRY A5s bas agaH
STUDEBAKER 1889 4-door sedan; +: and
h., sood cond.; $3.50 cash. sP. os2o,R,
STUDEBAKER 1871 Commander 4-door
sedan. with radio; good condition; cash or
Ford Dealer, 2017 Va. ave. NV. ME. 2S1S.
Closed Sunday. IL
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2,door: exs
sHIPTEY, ROCKVILLE 3SI6. ~
TAXI, Dodge 1910, blue; good condition;
S775. AT. 6961. -16
WILLYS ar" 1885 coupe; rebuilt engine.
good tires, sealed beams; Sfs5 or under.
DE. 9792. Ii
WILLYS 1910 4-door sedan; good condi-
tion: $3.50. Bailey's Crossroads, FA.
S95-W-3. Id
65 USED CARS-We offer large selec-
ton of cars, ranging in prices from $500
ditioned carry a 30-day guarantee and
many have radios. heaters and seat covers.
Our prices are the lowest in the Washing
ton area and we assure you that your
trade-in will be appraised higher than If
you tried to sell 1t for outright cash I2o Upen or
1911 Ripr ct Alexandria, Va OV 1900
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Motor Co. ,dMC Truck Dealers.A new lot
Of trucks Just received; 80 trucks priced
1941 ~ Ford stake bodies. priced at Ss75
l94l 42 Ford tractors. priced at $50
194d ,42 Chevrolet stakes at ------ 975
1940 Diamond T 1-ton wrecker-- 395
l940 DODGE ,1h-ton dump ------- 795
1942 Chevrolet 15-pass. bus------- 795
1912 GMc 3-ton dump ,45O
1879 1879 fedeTaet tractoF ton sen eoo
1e42 0AUHntocar, Un tractor, ,5-ton 10y 1,75o
New 2,000-gal. semitank trailer. COM
plete with pump and all hose
New 12-ft: van bodies tall trucks $50
Sgag SSaggai; t-,g,a water trailers rs---------- 1995
Many others to choose from, including
1872 19a s5s GMc ;ss Sx6 DUMPS: 1913 Rrockway 8
Dorsey, lotion. S5- foot semitrailer Is4s
vans s4s A cMG s4nD a4s qMc
srs, BAL Lee hwy. Arlineton. CHI 1000.
Key srdgs turn Sl0q eSnse'oEa oe Mee fr9s hRs
psily to s: sanday.. @ az 10 ot1Vs to ia mics
FORD 1898 17-ton stake; new motor,
ing. This truck is in excellent condition.
Phone Vienna 15-J-1, F. DAY, Vienna, Va.
GMC le46 1k-ton dump truck; $500
miles; spare wheel and tire; $1,000. GIL.
1875. -21
FORD 1889 1-ton panel; good cond. Must
make room for new truck; FIR. 1854. lie
clutch and trans, other repairs, good tires;
$6S5; GE 2471, sH. 1860;
cond., good tires; S675. GE. 9526.
/ DIAMOND T, Model 306, IL it., closed
i Brockway. Model MSS. 14-ft. chassis,
/ Chevrolet. 1889, 11a-ton, chassis and
cab only.
2 new Ward LaFrance, Model d. trac-
tors, air brakes, IL .00x22 tires, 513-cu.-in
engine.
We are now in position to take orders
for early delivery. on certain models OF
new Diamond T chassis. DIAMOND MO-
TORS, INC, 1881 3rd st. NV. IL
1899 FORD dump truck $3.50
1891 Model A Ford chassis and cab 195
1941 Dodge pickup p-.-----------4 400
JOHN S REECE. 1114 Half st: s.w. u.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

BJB FUhD Qu1nD truCK- ------------S
931 Model A Ford chassis and cab
GAL Dodge pickup
TOHN s. REECE. lila Half st. sw
Evening star., 1947-02-15

sHS %HEcGKS 154o isI ss ssSs5 Xses bsssti
priSate pifsa niIa sale; si'15o. H Decatur e7so IS
MERCURY 40 2-door; clean; new, tireS
battery; +, paint good; $795: must sell
LTNcoIS.zEPHYR 1888 a-door sedan: r
and h. seat covers, good tires: S725
MIRcTRY m 5n 5S3s s46 sftsT ddor aeGan good
chanical condition. needs painting, radi
and heater; $3.50 sssa essh. See car at a27 W
N MERcGRY 1915 4-door sedan; radio, heat
er. seat covers; perfect condition; 81. o.
cash s. D Can osba Monday to Friday am to
MMERcGRY Vii i94s convertible. dark blu
with red leather upholstery oda radio heat
ss!5fs' VAN sSsss
e6ss sa2 sss sssse;n ssaae
MoToEETTE ~ 1915 - Se|ns SSo|msthtsng s .ng new ii, !,
sSoSe 9s so Ga GaE Pe o eaon z
sass. ssas'ola$H NE. slss: 81 sol Il s, NV i.
pairs; S595; = down, balance in IL months
See GEORGE at 1851 Bladensburg rd. ne
NASH 1895 sedan; has mashed fender
but b runs good; s5oS wonderful buy for sa5t sa
!sssi NAsH is4o % sS, IS, black 4-door sedan; {
Darts pa o'eEeYe ge9d 5ubbsr $500 or be1t oe,
SasH sflsH 1s4s 81 $685. $685. heater; 4door; unde
tsrs sGso? sgso es oR eRsss ssss ayerhaued new 1a
NASH 1889 sedan Ambassador "6'; excel
cond.. must sell: $500 or best offer under
Call Monday before pm, sH. 4134. Ext
xsH 1899 ssga Business cog1,s gDs excel cGnd
SAsH 1894 sfsaa sS sSSsDi Dh sGsa? 2
SAsH ia .ssb f ss ssdaR s ans m h
Of S4a; note held BY local bank. TAI o,773
s.sH ~. a at s7 be ssso. at .Hs Hssst
Nash \ lash 1912 Club coupe "s"; radio ans
heater; ,s1,4oo. Private owner. D1. ,a 1890
Sfps ip4 ao5 Hydrs 3 ssS iss sfSsn sR
pvt. owner; expect delivery of new cal
oLDs Old 1871 4-dr. sed. :. Model "7s"; ney
Cali TURNER, NO. 5000, Mon. or after
oGps e!GIp Il HYDRA P sedan: r.-h.: recent com,
sss4 sSssR sPzSs s4s.i e sSss S
OLDSMOBILE 1889 4-dr. sedan. auto
matte shift. heater, original paint; in
STpsMosnf s9ne9a 1899 sesnaer s lts 4soor
dan; radio and heater; good condition.; &
baGFain at s599i Can an be st seen between
oIsSobnE ans At 1893 sn door Sd sedan: A.
900 miles 4 practically new tires: motol
excellent condition; needs painting; $500
oLDsMOBILE fp4s club sedan, es: radio
heater, defroster; hydramatic; 42,00G
miles; $1,000 or best offer under. .DU
oLDsMoBnE 1e42 model 7s two-door
sedan; hydramatic, r. and b., new paint
good tires: 81 400: Tel Temple 3o47. -Ie
and heater, good condition; $3.50. Gal
Evening star., 1947-02-15

FORD OWNERS-Let US merchandise
your car. We have the best used-car
outlet in the South. Wo. 9236 or EN-. 9754.
Bob Tcrrett. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
4432 Conn. ave. Open till 8. Sunday
inclusive
Evening star., 1947-06-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, TO- f9H

% and borothy Ballard. III. Arlington. va
Morris Butler. 10. 6o4 18th st. ne. ant
AureIia Davis. %. 1892 18th st. NV
Samuel sprouse; ss; and Ethel Fleming
James Evans. 20. sos Columbia I'd. NV,
and Julia Scurry. 20. 732 Lamont st
warner cassaway. 81, and Augusta crau
ford, IS, botn of 1o15 New Jersey ave
Arhs Ri. s,shSyss9ss 20 ot so;s aose st
'aasa and ahn, Maraie Jackson, i 1s. % ass WarTei
Charles Matthews: q. sss goth st, ne,
clsss ssds e9:sn ss sprsr Ms
Mary Pisugher. il. Vienna Va.
A9Tatson and edyshe Mel hsr M 80 Ian 4 NV
Aaron Abelson. 30, and Harrietts Goldberg
20, both Of Baltimore: No.
and Lille Hodges, 49, 901 Rhode Islans
ave. NV
Curtis Smith. ir,. IS. 1906 columbia, I'd
NV. and Marian Davis IL 1870 yer
Lester Weathington. AZ. 354 Eye st. s.w,
and Margaret Lggons, 35, 354 Eye st
Emile Anderson. %, $50 18th st. ne. ane
Alneter Bowens. %. 622 Lamont st
NV.
William Marshall. 21, 1928 Davenport st
NV, and Cleothe SPOTS, 20. 1921 Ais
william wheeler, %. 39s5 Alabama ave
Sc, and Clara Clark. 10, 1914 R st. Sc
Vincent Marino, %. Johnsonburg. Pa. ans
Rosalie Marshall, 20. 1882 Meridian pl
NV
william Boovey, 22 Statesville. N. c., ane
Helen Hanley, 25, Jersey City, N, J.
David Angel. 90 Chevy Chase. Md, ant
Virginia Brown. 20, 1880 Bryant st
Alphonso Promutico, %, New York. N. Y.
and Ann Chucci, 81, $50 e st. ne.
Harry CLARK, jr., "a. Wadesboro. N. c., ant
Marian Babeock 25. 1860 Peabody st
NV.
Louis Furr. jr.. 1s. 407 7tb st. sw.. anc
Mariiyn Ball 49, 1874 35fh st. NV
Evening star., 1947-06-10

'o Marie % Err, IS, 1855 Klingle st. NV.
Roy Tenant 10. 1929 Massachusettstave
Sc, and Evelyn McDevitt, II, s27 9th
Roland Dreher. 81. 1918 s st. NV. and
Dorothy Hedgecock, 81, East Riverside
Francis DeMar 20. Perryville Md. and
Jean Gadd. 10. $40 g st. Sc.
Richard Bieber. 25, 3l01 Douglas st. ne
and Muriel Crane, 20. 310l Douglas st.
joseph a rishkin. 2s, Perth Amboy: N. J.,
and zona Appelbaum, 2@, 5000 Connect
Elizabeth MiskelI. 35. 4sI5 'sth st. NV.
s9d Hdehe ansT Ike 4o1 T. KITS a P Ono
s carmeia Procoplo. 20. Capitol Heights,
Richard Beckett. 2e, Huntington. W. Va,
and Rebecca Pratt %, winston-salem,
Jesse Llieyer. 20. Baksrsfield, Calf. and
cletps aott Elliott e. 2Ss l7th ,atb st. n, me
CHARLES H ava WsmaIine, % s5. 35i2 Nj. Rainier.
Md, and Jacaueline Hamrich' 49, Min
Anpeao penpol: coia k'ss e. and paauisa Duran as.
both Of $40 Maryland ave. s.w.
Leonard Kasnett %, 4I9 Decatur st. NV,
and Phyllis Filing, 21. 511 Insraham
Thurmond af m childers. 30. 4oo4 18th st. NV,
- and June Hilliar.. 90, 1921 NJ st. NV.
and Merry Golightly, 2e. 1727 Massa-
chusetts ave NV.
Charles Smith, Smith tr; 10; 1929 ptx PIX St ot.: ne.
Otis Pence. 81, Ft. Belvoir. Va. and Betty
ws% RIs0n Leo CO. M 5sa? s6ss AZ 18th f ns s. nx and
Samuel BsrF; ~ =. soy o@Igsth9rpe @ st, NV,
Donald Richards, Il. Pentwster. Mich: :,
and Margaret Lewis, 10. Oak Hill, W.
James LaMarche, %, 1000 18th st. Sc,
Lagrepce Clayton "a .. 1925 Est St. ne: and
wde RSth raerasn Ef 20 a. ses 5s 30ea aeofs. ss '
NV, and Dorothy Frankel, IS. 10 14th
william viii m Reed. 80, 1883 s2nd st. NV. and
-. diuliana Nardi. g, 1921 1891 3lst st. NV,
Sc, and Ruth Reeves, %. 1917 Potomac
Stephen I,ankfogd. ss. 242s Franklin st.
RaIph fH'sRt; showaiter alter; as. 5ss Randolph st.
NV, and Baryl BramIey. %, 1911 18th
william McGlnniss, "a. 1850 Hemlock st.
nv and Mary Harrell. 22' Kenwood
Tsys ss n ssss ss W. and
Leo and shiTley wesley. wv Is so fsso owen 81
Dorothy Gafrord. 20, 1412 chapin St
Anthony Fimiant 30. s1s srd st. ne, and
Robert Hi, 53, ea6 Massachusetts ave.
NV. and Aleese Smith 22' 4943 Butter
RAYMOND Marshall. 81, 1907 West virginia
aye. ne: and Elizabeth Jenkins 32'
Morton Seidelman, 81. and Alice Anstey.
36. both of Arlington. Va.
Leslie Morris, 27. 313 East Capitol St, and
Irene Yarbrough. 20, 122 Missippi ave
Gene McHenry. 30. Boiling Field. and Jo
Barnhill, 2l, Tulsa, Okla.
David Ragin, "a. and Lille Butler. 10, both
George Diggs, a. and Delanis Nesson, Is.
both Of 1884 18th st. NV.
Joseph Peterbark, 20, 1920 9th st. NV,
and Emma Jenkins, 81, 1914 o st. NV.
William Evans, 10, 936 oath st. NV. and
Theresa Mitchell, 10, 524 gath st. NV.
Clifford Hunt, 1S, 3417 18th ST. Sc, and
Elaine Lattinmore, 1s. 3411 18th st.
Carroll Robinson, 49, 1853 East Capitol
St, and Jean Young, 90, Seat Pleasant,
John Allen, 81. 1889 Irving st. NV. and
Marie cassell, 10. Irving Ct; nv.
Jerome Goldfadim, 21, and Rita Horshon,
1S. both of Baltimore.
Barnard Mazer, 80, and Sophie Hirsch, 2S
both of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-06-10

+ ~
Edward Tammaro. IS, 1926 Illinois ave
NV. and Louise Carter. 35. 3422 18th
st. NV.
William Gilchrist. 81, New England, "
Va.
Henry PIatt, %. 943 Shepherd St NV
and Sylvia Wolfer, 22, 503 Allison st
NV.
Ramon Solomon. 20. Chattanooga. Tenn.
and Helen Barton, %, Princeton. N. j
william Levi, As. New York. N. Y, and
Louise Roser, ~, 1925 Wisconsin ave
NV.
Stanley Miller. rs, Overland Park. Kans.
and Hildegard Bohazek. 21, Vienna
Harry Fudge. %, 1g1 18th st. se.. ant
Alice Riley. a. l5 Sth st. Sc
Teretha C. Smith, 80, 1719 New Jerse!
ave. NV.
10 both Of 1902 p st. NV
william Talley, %. 1929 Bennett pl. ne.
Evening star., 1947-06-10

Wendell Beall, 81, 1864 end st. s.w., ant
Eileen McEerney. "a. 1880 End st. s.w
Kenneth Simpson, 21, Fort Belvoir, Va.
and Adrienne Moore, 23. 3406 st. NV
Robert Arnold, "a. Boiling Field, and vir-
gfnia Martin, 25. 2454 18th st. NV
| Lincoln Gerrude, 80, Bethesda, Md, anc
Jean Hall. 80, 1885 Nicholson ave. NV
| James Wathen, %, Leonardtown, Md, ano
| Anna Funkhouser, 1S, 10ll Eyarts ST
John Campo, 20, Tupper Lake. N. Y, anc
| Helen Moves. 19. 1925 L st. Sc.
Patrick Fitzgibbons, jr. 81. 1924 Chevy
Chase pkwy. NV, and Helen Mayo. 22
| 227 Webster ST. NV.
William Shepherd. IS. Leigh. Tex ans
[ Jean Oiofson, %, Arlington, Va.
/ Joseph Powell. "a 1918 I1th st. NV.
/ and Rachel Mcdaniel. Al. 1918 st
Clarence Danhof, 35, Bethlehem. Pa. ane
| Barbara Marichak. %, Scranton. Pa.
Herman Goodman, 81; 2426 14th st. NE.
| and Ida Pollack. 25. 142s Spring I'd
vi
Evening star., 1947-06-10
Bill Would Permit Fees
For Court transcripts

The District Commissioners have
proposed to Congress a bill which
would authorize official shorthand
reporters In Municipal Court to
charge fees for transcripts of court
records.
Before going into court work
Commissioner j. Russell Young
wrote in a letter to Speaker OF the
House Martin, the municipal court
reporters made about $4,000 a year
He pointed out it would be fair to
equalize the compensation of mu-
nicipal court reporters with those
at District Court, who now may sell
transcripts under the same kind OF
plan proposed in the bill.
Evening star., 1947-06-10
Alma Davis, 23. 1919 3rd and {

and Alma Davis. %. 1919 srd and
Henry Doyle. jr.. IS, 17.I Rhode Island
ave. and Mary Mcaee, "a. odern. TEX.
Ester Hamer.. 55, 1885 7Ih st. NV
Joe Alien. As, 62I End St. and MARGARET
Butts, 81. Petersburg. Va !.
George August Perlitz, 33, Houston. Tex,
and Suzenne Hardy, 90. Philadelphia &
Robert SauIs, ir.. %. Cleveland and Rose
Tavefnier 20, Springfield Mass
Evening star., 1947-06-10

Anthony Krekman. 80. ouantico Va, and
John Cooley. jr.. 26 1912 Monroe st.
NV. and Elizabeth Heisel. 10. Hayrs
Embry Coates. s1 AZ. 1897 r ss. NV. and
Henrietta Moorman. 30. 2210 18th ST.
Leon corre1l. a.. 1925 r st. NV. ana
Florence Tolliver. 35 I44o St. NV.
Earl Espe. A. Pittsburgh, and Hilda Crow
ley. 40, 300 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1947-06-10
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laios couples must
apply tor marriage license ON
one day, tDait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
NAT X ASSOCIATION
j1T %H HhmM apRu
It's Where You Find 1t
ESTABLISHED 1907

Hardin is beginning to take on a holiday air, with
many Of the stores gay with Christmas decorations,
and plans for decorating the town nearing completion.
Gift giving time is just about here. Yes, we'll
probably be caught in the last minute rush. Unfortu-
nately, we are not among those prudent and %far-sight-
ed people who do their shopping early. That is one
reason we appreciate the fact that the local stores have
much to offer in the way Of Christmas presents.
OF course there are still a few items in short sup
ply. Those perennial favorites for the ladies, hose, are
still scarce, and there are some other hard-to-get things.
but compared with the war years. the gift counters
look lavish indeed. We think an inspection of Har-
din's stores will convince you Of that.
Shop around and look in the local hardware and
electric shops as well as in the clothing and drug stores.
You will be amazed at the ideas for gifts you'll find.
Several places offer furniture for home gifts, and a
fruit cake, box of candy, or perhaps something like a
ham at your favorite grocery or meat Dealers, may
prove just right for someone on your list.
Well take a little wager that if you do most Of
your Christmas shopping in Hardin. you'll find your
purse in a good deal better condition than if you ira
vel out of town to buy. You know the reasons as well
as we do-overhead here is lower than in larger towns.
so the retail markup does not have to be quite so high
to show a profit for the merchant.
We urge that you look here before you go else
where, and compare prices and quality.
Shop in Hardin for a Christmas that can be even
more generous because prices are lower.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04

Buy U. s. Savings Bonds
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Monday, Dec. l. During her
residence in Billings, she was
also made secretary to the So
ciety for the Deaf of Billings.
William l.. Jennings of Mon
tana State college spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Wolfe.
Deyo Powell and Clay Powell
of Lame Deer were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Winsor
on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert J. Muir
ray were dinner guests of Geo.
Jones of Busby on Friday in
Hardin.
Floyd Billings of Lame Deer
was a dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Huston Smith on Sunday.
The carnival sponsored by the
Federal employees on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the
Crow Agency Boy Scouts and
the Children's Christmas party
was a financial success.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
REAL ESTATE DEALS
DEEDS
DEEDS

Oct. %, Charles A. Gardner
etux to Herbert thinner; Lots j.,
6, z, 8, Blk. IL Stevenson End,
Addn. Lodge Grass.
Oct. 20, Virgin Slhillinger etux
to Glen A. Jackson; 2 acres in
SWA Sec. %, T. 8. S. R. IS E.
Oct. 20, Big Horn County to
Hattie Mac Leod, EANWA, VIZ
Me-, WASWNENE, WkNWSE
Sc Sec. 9. T. /. N. R. 81 E.
Oct. 20, Pat j. Nichols etux to
Dorothy Morissette; 2 acres in
NE corner of NWNE Sec. 13. T.
6. s. r. IS. E.
Oct. 29,sRoy Mason etux to
Andrew A. Calvetti etux; Lots S,
6, 7, Blk. 8. o. T. Lodge Grass.
Oct. 20, Dora L. Miller to R. c.
Miller etux, Lot 3 Blk. 2. 3rd.
Addn. Hardin.
Oct. 80, F. C. Barnett etux to
Clyde Merrill, etux; SWANEA
SHNWA, WESEA, SASWA,
Sec. 26; Less Land conveyed to
Mont. st. Water Board. SkSEA,
-" -, SSC. o., I'VE "a, NE ~
SWA, NKSEA, SEASEA, Sec.
SO; NJ, WESWA, NkSEA, of
Sec. "a; less land conveyed to
Mont. st: Water Board. VIZ
NWA, Sec. IS; Less land con-
veyed to Mont. st. Water Board,
in Twp. 8 South, Range 40 E.
Lots 2, 3, 4, SkNWA, SWkNEA
SEASEA, Sec. 3, less land con-
veyed to Mont. st. Water Board,
Lot l, SEANEA, Sec. 4; NEA
NEA, SANEA, SA, Sec. 10, less
land conveyed to Mont. St.
Water Board. MAN,, Sec. IS;
less land conveyed to Mont. St.
Water Board, in Twp. 9 South,
Range 40 E NkSk, SkNR, Sec.
%, T.. 8. S. R. 40 E.
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James Scabery made a busi-
ness trip to Billings Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy ByrneS and
Bill Corsant spent Saturday eve
ming at the c. E. Astrope home.
Charles Scabery, who attends
the Montana Agricultural COL
lege, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with his brother.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
and son, David, of Medicine
Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Astrope and Sharon of
Broadus visited relatives here
over the weekend.
Joyce and Marian Gray spent
Saturday evening at the Charles
Fergerson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Paulson en-
tertained at a Thanksgiving
dinner. Guests wsre Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Astrope, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Murray and son, David,
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Astrope
and Sharon, Charles and Jim
Scabery, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wallace.
Elmer Paulson spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with rel
atiVeS here.
Thanksgiving Day dinner
guests at the Earl Gray home
Included Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dy-
CERT of Red LODGE, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Dygert and two child
ren of Nibbe, Mont, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Dygert and Eileen Of
st. Xavier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Dygert and family of Sheri-
dan, Yyo.
MIR. and Mrs. L. I. Kingston
were Hardin business callers
Friday ,
Mrs. Robert Ewing and sons,
Roberts, Jr, and James, were
Hardin callers Friday.
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Randall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Randall
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Raup on Thanksgiving
Day.
Charles Sweeney assisted Fred
Dewald with some farm work
one day last week.
Miss Ruth Taylor, who has
been attending Carroll College
near Helena, called on Mrs. Earl
Gray Saturday night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-04
Stdte Chamber to
Hold Industridl
Development Meet

A series of meetings to discuss
the progress of Montana's in
dustrial development will be
held Dec. 8 and 9 in Helena,
it was announced today by R. E.
Towle, Helena, chairman OF the
Industrial Development division
of the Montana Chamber OF
Commerce.
Two forums and a general IN
dustrial development meeting
are on the. schedule. The for
ums will consist of discussions
of forest, industries and wool In
dustrial development, commun1-
ty work programs, and the
Greater University of Montana
assistance to industrial develop
ment.
Representatives present to the
series will be drawn from the
U. S. and Montana Forest serv-
ices, lumber mills, the Greater
University of Montana, Rocky
Mountain Pole association, Mon
tana railroads, the National and
Montana Woolgrowers' associa-
tons, State Welfare board, and
interested businessmen and
members of the Industrial De-
velopment division.
World consumption OF cotton
hit a peak of 30.6 million bales
in 1OoG