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Evening star., 1948-04-11
Is Nations Complete
Marshall Plan Pact
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
PARIS, April 10.-Representatives
Of the 16 Marshall Plan nations have
finished drafting a treaty and q
charter for a continuing body, Rob-
ert Marjolin, French member, said
tonight.
The texts will be submitted to the
deputies of the is foreign ministers
themselves, who will meet here In
full session to approve it.
Foreign Ministers Bevin Of the
United Kingdom, Bidault Of France
and Sforza OF Isaly, are expected te
attend.
The treaty will pledge the II
countries to a series of measures de.
signed to provide the basis of CO.
operation for American help. Among
them, 1t was reported, are promises
to stabilize budgets and currency
and to ease exchange restrictions.
The charter of the continuing body
is said to provide three branches
q council to determine long term
policy, smaller executive commit
tee and a secretary-general with N
administrative staff.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
BABY LARSEN DIES AFTER DANGEROUS AIR FLIGHT

SEATTLE (P)-A three-month- old baby, for whom four adults risked their lives Jan. IS, in a hazardous flight from Sitka, Alas ka, died yesterday in Seattle hospital, victim of a heart condi- ton.
 The boy, Peter Larsen of Sitka, along with his mother, Mrs. La moine Larsen, was brought here by three-man flight crew at a time when fog had closed out' everything west of Ellensburg.
 The Standpoint naval air station brought the ship down safely through use of its ground control approach system.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
Hindus Assassinate Beloved Candhi

Continued from Page One) bloodshed that Gandhi undertook this month the last of his many lasts. After five days in which he threatened to starve himself to death, Gandhi broke his fast Jan. l8 on the pledge and counsel" of friends in both dominions. He said they had assured him of complete unbroken friendship" between all communities.
 During the tense days of his fast, some of the more militant shouted bitterly in the streets and before his living quarters:
 Let Gandhi die"
 But there was every indication that this was the view of tiny minority, embittered by the com munal warfare.
 There was worldwide concern at the possibility of renewed vio- lence between Moslems on the one side and Hindus and Sikhs on the other.
 Police officials said Gandhi was slain "for political reasons-be- cause some persons did not agree with his appeals against violence"
 Prime Minister Attlee of Bri-
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
REBEKAHS HELD MEETING WEDESDAY NIGHT

The Midnight Sun Rebekah lodge met last Wednesday even ing for regular meeting and social in the Odd Fellows hall with the new noble grand, Anne Jenks, presiding.
 The meeting was followed by cards with the following prize winners: Helen Bockman, Olive Fults and Beverly Morgan. The committee in charge was the noble grand, assisted by the vice grand Billee Frye, and Hazel Self fert.
 The new officers were compli- mented on the fine job of spring housekeeping" they voluntarily did on the interior of the building.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
ARMY ABANDoNS SEARCH FOR MISSING FLYER

FAIRBANKS, (P Search for medical It. Albert C. Kinney, Jr., of Harwick, Vt., who parachuted into the Seward peninsula dis trict Dec. 27 in an effort to aid survivors of an air crash, was dis continued today by the air force until June 1. Kinney is the only man still unaccounted for in the crash of the B-29 "Clobbered Fur key" and the weather-plagued eff forts to rescue crew members. Two other paratroopers died and their bodies were found.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
WARREN PURIFY NEW
 BAKER AT NORTH POLE

Warren Furphy is the new baker at the North Pole Bakery, and comes from Trinidad, Colo rado. Although only 25 years old he is credited with several years experience and is looking forward to getting acquainted in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30

cit, Washington, preaching every evening. Rev. RugWell has been ministering in power and with blessing to all. These special meet ings will continue tonight and throughout all next week. Plan to
 attend every meeting and enjoy the real preaching of the Word. Good singing and special music. Everyone welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
MRS. E. B. O'CONNOR RETURNS FROM RENAL

Mrs. E. B. O'Connor and her daughter Matilda Jones just re- turned from visit to Kenai where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Tom Hicklin.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
REVIVAL MEETINGS CON- TINUE AT ASSEMBLY OF GOD

The past two weeks special meetings have been in progress at theASsembly of God Church with Rev. Homer F. RugWell of Ever
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30
MRS. OST. OF COUNCIL IN HOSPITAL HERE

John Ost arrived from Council bringing his wife and daughter. Mrs. Ost is in the hospital receiv- ing medical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30

tain arranged a broadcast tonight, probably to appeal to India and Pakistan to put aside thoughts of violence. The countries remain as do,njnions of the British govern ment, but to all intents are inde- pendent.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30

LONDON, (P)-Winston Cnur- chill said today of the Gandhi assassination:
 "I am shocked at this wicked crime
 Churchill's seven-WOrd state ment was issued through his con- servative party's headquarters. Churchill many times has attacked the Attlee governments handling o1 he Indian situation, and Wafn- cd that the granting of dom'nlon status 10 india and Pakistan would bring violence.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-30

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman, grieved over the assas- sinatiOn of MOhandas K. Gandhi, today was said to regard the In- dian leaders death as "a tragic loss to the whole world"
 Presidential secretary Charles c. Ross thus described MT. Tru- mans feelings upon hearing news of Gandbi'S death.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
AMERIKA CERAI
APSIRUPINUS KA-
RO ATSITIKIME

Kon gresas, prizes issiskirs-
tant, kariuomenes drafto ista-
TYNE spejo irasyti ir tokius
nuostatus:
Valdzia gall priversti kick
viena bizni, dirbtuve ar masi-
nerijas, atlikti tokius darbus
kokie butu reikalingi ginkluo-
toms Sales pajegoms.
Jeigu dirbtuves savininkas
atsisakytq, valdzia gall paimti
jo imone j savo kontrole. Jis
gall butt nubaustas trims me-
tais kalejimo arba $4,000 pi-
nigines pabaudos.
Valdzia gall isakyti plieno
isdirbystems atideti j Sail at
sargai tam tik'a nuosimti pa
ruosto plieno toms dirbtuvems
kurios gamins reikmenis Sales
ginkluotoms pajegoms.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

zmogus turf. Jis negali to at
leisti".
Trockis ir Stalinas sedejo
Politbiure tue paciu kartu. Le-
ninas, kuris pirmininkavo, te-
milo j nuolat didejancia tarp
ju neapykanta. Trockis buvo
raudonosios armijos karzygiu,
sovietu jaunimo didvyriu, inte-
lektualu mylimas. Stalinas bu-
vo generalinis sekretorius Ko-
partijos, visos Rusi-
jos galybes. Trockis galejo
savo kalbomis siubuoti tuks-
tantines minias. Bet Stalinas
davinejo isakymus visos Sales
komunistu partijos virsinin-
kams nuo kaimu Xxi miestu,
apie kuriuos sukosi valdzia. Jis
budavojo milziniska politine
masina.
(Bus daugiau)
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niska kraujo atkersto politika
visa laika. Caro- policijos su-
gautas, jis vel praleido tarp
1913 ir 1917 metu Sibire.
Kuomet Kerenskio valdzia
pastume cara j Sail ir pradejo
valdyti, Kovo menesi 1917 me-
tais, Stalinas ir visi kit revo-
liucijonieriai buvo paleisti is
Sibiro ir is kalejimu ir jie SUI
bego Petrograda.
Revoliucijos metu Stalinas
prisiplake prie Lenino ir visais
atvejais nudave su juo sutin-
ka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
NEAPKENTE TROCKIO IR
KITU BOLSEVIKU

Leonas Trockis sugrizo Ru.
sijon is Americas ir SUI Leninu
stojo dirbti isvertimui Keren.
skio valdzios. Leninas numa.
te Trocki gabesniu, ir Stalinui
teko nors nemenka bet antra-
ellie role. Tas Stalina izeide
Jis zinojo savo trukumus.
Leninas buvo auksto issila-
vinimo ir sugabus protautojas
jis nustate revoliucijos strate-
gija. Trockis buvo zymus ora
torius, dinamiskas organizato-
rius. Zinovjevas sujudindavo
minias demagogiskomis isvado-
mis-. Jis ir Leninas buvo nuo-
latiniai draugai.
Stalinas turbut jautesi ne
kaip budamas buryje siu boise
viku milzinu, zmoniu didelio
patyrimo ir sugabumu. Jis ne
parase niekad jokios knygos.
Jis neturi kalbetojo gabumq
ir Rusiskai jis kalbejo prastu
Gruzinisku akcentu. Jis nepa-
zinojo svetimo pasaulio uz Ru-
sijos ribu. Jis tik prisidejo
savo atkaklumu prie uzgrobimo
valdzios j Bolseyiku rankas Z
Lapkricio, 1917 metals.
Varzytine ir neapykanta tarp
Stalino ir Trockio prasidejo
tuoj po ikurimo Sovietu Wy
riausybes. Varzytine tapo di-
dziausia dvieju vyru kova 20
tame simtmetyje. il nustate
.Sovietu Rusijos istorija dau-
geliui metu ir net iskreipe pa
sauliniu ivykiu eiga. Stalinas
pradejo su daugeliu nepatogu-
mu, taciau jis j gala isejo lai-
metoju.
Kuomet Politbiuro susirin-
me nutarta duoti Trockiui Rau-
donas ordinas uz Petrogrado
apgynima nuo "baltujq' RusQ,
Kamenevas pasiule suteikti or
dina ir Stalinui.
"Uz kali" suriko Kalininas,
veliau buves Sovietu Sajungos
prezidentas.
ear tn nesupranti? pritare
Bukharinas. "Leninas taip SUI
name. Stalinas negali gwen
ii ieigu jis negaus to ka kitas
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sintetiskus aliejaus isdirbystes
musu teritorijoje, bet mes ne
turin galimybiu jas pradeti
operuoti. Ar negaletu kuris
mano ekspertu nuvykti pas JUS
ir pasimokinti kaip darba va
ryti?"
Eisenhower: "Siur, atsiusk
juos. Mes parodysim kaip rel
kia dirbti."
zukov (nustebusiu balsu) !:
"Argi tai jums nereikia pasi-
klausti savo vyriausybes 2"
Aukstuju Sovietu vadu tar
pc susikirtimu ivyksta. Kar-
tais tai pakursto pats Stalinas.
Tos susivaidijusios puses tada
yra priverstos kreiptis savo
Vada galutinam issprendimui.
Karta jo nuosprendis buna pa
darytas kokiame reikale, dau-
giau tue klausimu nei kritiku
nei nukrypimu padaryti mega
lima. Stalinas turi visais atve-
jais butt nekrhdihgas, neliecia
mas, visa zinantis ir visagalis.
Sovietu Sajungoje Stalinas
skaitomas VOID, arba Vadas.
Sovietu diktatura dave gall
mybe Stalinui atsiganapadary-
tt uz visus jo ankstyvesniu lai-
ku apsivylimus, nepasisekimus
ir jo menkaprotyste kuri kliu-
de. jam daug ka atsiekti.
Stalinas gime Gruodzio 21,
1879, Gori miestelyje, Gruzini-
joje, Kaukazo kalnuose. Tx
ras jo vardas yra Josif Visa
rionovic Dzugasvili. 10 tevas,
vargsas batsiuvis, buvo didelis
girtuok1is. Jis vargu kada II
paminimas Stalino oficialiuose
aprasymuose. Stalino motina,
baudziauninko dukte, buvo la
bal karsta tikinti moteris, ku-
ri norejo savo sunu isleisti i
popus. Oar seminarijoje buda-
mas jis uzsikrete revoliuciniu
judejimu ir pasirinko Markso
uz .ka buvo ismestas is
Nuo to jis ir pradejo kars-
tais dirbti prizes caro- valdzla,
kartu su kitais revoliucijonie-
riais. Jis buvo suimtas If IS
siustas j Sibira, taciau is ten
netrukus vel parejo kauka-
20 sriti. Kuomet ju revollucl-
niam judejimui truko lesu Sta
linas su savo draugais voge lrE
plese bankus.
1905 metu revoliucijos laiku
lis jau smarkiai dirbo If viskas
ka sakydavo savo kurstomlems
zmonems "Mums reikia tiktal
ginklu, ginklu ir dar ginklu?
Komunistu partija buvo pa
siuntus j j iris konferenciJas
uzsienyje: j Suomija 1905 me-
tais, j Stockholma 1906 metals
ir Londona 1907 metals. Jls
tik tick uzsienyje ir tebuvo,
30 kelias sayaltes.
Stalinas palaike savo Gruzl-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
STALINO KLINE

Stalinas j matantiems emo
mems daro ispudi mazo zmogiu
ko. Jis yra penkiu pedu, pen
kiq coliu aukscio, nudribusiai
peciais ir TRIUMPH kaklu. Kai
reji jo ranka yra gerokai trum
pesne uz desine. Senejant j!
gerokai pastorejo, taciau VII
dar lengvai pajuda.
Per IA metu gyvenimo So
vietu Rusijoje, as maciau Sta
lima daug kartu. Mano geriau
sia proga il pastudijuoti buv(
kuomet jis dave sesiQ ir puses
valandQ pasimatyma AmerikoS
profesoriu ir darbo vadu CRU
pei. Visa ta laika jis neisejc
is kambario, ten nebuvo tele.
fono, niekas j neatejo uzkal.
binti, ir jis jokio pareiskimo
tue laikotarpiu is kambario ne.
iSsiunte. Jis tiksliai atsisky.
re nuo visu ir visko, kad gale
tq pilnai pasivesti save save
lankytojams. Toks susikoncen-
travimas yra Stalino pobudis.
Nuns atejus jis kiekvienam
gerai ranka paspaude. Jis de-
VETO civilinius rubus, kelnes
buvo imautos j batus ir veik
Xxi keliu nusmukusios. Stalino
kakta yra zema; jo veidas tu-
ri daug dideliQ raupliQ zymiQ.
10 usai buvo dideli ir juodi.
Dabar jie apsiape ir prazile.
Kai jis sypsojosi matesi trum-
pi jo dantys, kuriu dauguma
buvo pajuode arba auksuoti. 10
nosis yra didele ir ilga.
10 akyse matesi nuolat ne
pasitikejimas ir lyg laukimas
kokiu pavojQ, arba priesQ. 10
Sypsa nera Silta.
Stalinas negali pamoti ma
giska lazdele kitty zmoniu de-
mesio patraukimui i save, arba
ju suzavejimui. Jis nera nei
sugabus nei magnetiskas. Jis
taciau atkreipia save demesi
ilgais pasikalbejimais, ir todel
gal jis leido toki ilga pasima-
tyma. Jis matyt nenori palei-
sti lankytojo Xxi nepadaro j ji|
savo nustatytos itakos.
Stalinui musu klausimus is
aiskino Rusas vertejas, kadan-
gi Stalinas nesupranta jokios
svetimos kalbos. 10 atsakymai
yra paprasti, peksti. Jis netu-
ri gabumu graziai kalbai ir fl
guriniams iSsireiSkimams.
Stalino didelis turtas yra joI
sugebejimas permatyti zmones
ir ivykius. Jis neturi jokio gi-
laus issilavinimo ir zinojimo.
Jis tik ismoko kas kiekvienan
politiskam bosui reikalinga =
kaip igyti jega ir ia palaikyti.
Jaltos konferencijoje Vasa-
rio menesi 1945 metals, Stall
mas bande itikinti Roosevelt2
il Churchilli kad jis taipgi tu-
ri skaitytis su viesa opinija II
savo pavaldiniu paziuromis. Tas
dave proga pasklisti pasakai
kad Politbiure Stalinas, "nuo-
laidus ir sukalbamas', turf su-
sidurti su "uzsispyreliu" opozi-
CHA. Ia pasaka buvo naudln-
ga, mes j dave galimybe Stall
nui pareiksti Rooseveltui II
Churchillui, "Jus turit duoti
man ko as reikalauju, nes ma
no karstagalviai gall name nu-
neigti ir pareikalauti daug
daugiau."
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(Bus daugiau)

JEIGU ant kiekvienos kvie-
clio varpos sios Sales ukese is
augtu dar po viena gruda dau-
giau, tas sudarytu Is milijo-
nu buseliu kvieciu metuose
daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
VISISNAS DIKTATORIUS

Tikrenybeje jo galybe yra
absolute. Stalinas turf suga-
buma palaikyti mazais net zy-
mius zmones. Tuoj po to kai
marsalas Zukov uzeme Berly-
ma, 1915 metals, Generolas Eli
senhower surenge Sovietu ko-
mandieriui banketa Frankfur-
te. Ten ivyko sekantis pasi-
kalbejimas:
Zukov: "Mes turin Vokiecir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Skazinas1 Kfuvinasis KaLdovas
Gavaus us Pe BanLu uklejmo Garbgou
grelno Mr Troco

Lietuvos ir eiles kitu valsty-
biu suktas pavergejas ir pacios
Rusijos zmoniu skerdikas, Sta
linas, sekanciai atvaizduojamas
vieno Amerikiecio rasytojo ku-
ris per IA metq gyveno Rusijo-
je ir Stalina mate daug kartu:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-11
Up and Down
The Street

Continued from page u
pletely out of keeping with the
spirit of the game. It is sup
posed to inculcate rood sports
manship into the players, and
! there is little excuse for COM
] pstitive sports in our schools
If they don't do Just that.
We don't figure we are in
any way unusual when we say
that we enjoy a good close
game and get darned excited
about it, but when it is all
over, well, that's that. There
are many adult fans in both
towns who take exactly the
same attitude. Meanwhile, how
ever, somebody broke quite a
lot of windows in the senior
high school building, a local
youngster got a working over
and we had a pretty bad time
in general. OF course we have
no way of knowing who broke
the windows, but we naturally
have some suspicious. It does
MT seem likely to US that Har-
dinites would wreck their own
high school building. There
was some pretty obnoxious
language used during and short
ly after the championship game
too.
Don't get us wrong. We are
not blaming all this on Laurel
because of late years Hardin
fans have not been above CIV
ing the Laurel people a pretty
bad time on occasion. We don't
think thin0S ever went quite so
far. If they did, we didn't hear
about it. However, we know
that some of our fans have
given offense.
If the situation doesn't clear
up, athletic relations between
the two schools could well be
severed. That would be a shame
for both teams have fine rec
ords and a great deal of COM
petitive spirit. and they have
been very we'll matched in the
last few years.
We ask Hardin fans to re-
member this: The things that
have happened here are not
the work of the more substan-
tial citizens of Laurel, or of the
good fans. When people from
Hardin have gotten out of line,
it. has usually been irrespon-
Sibla individuals.
Basketball is for fun, not for
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fights. We wouldn't think much
Of two players who engaged in
fisticuffs on the floor, or two
coaches who berated each other.
These are the people to whom
the game means most. If they
can keep their feelings under
control, it seems to us that the
fans ought to be able to do
likewise.
And now one more matter Of
opinion. We've been thinking
the situation over and talking
to a few who know basketball
and the states schools in gem
eral, and we have come to the
conclusion that there should be
three classes instead of two.
Some of the Big Sixteen
teams could be elevated to Glass
AA, and a good many Class B
teams should be put in Glass
A, in our opinion. Here Is the
principal reason: In most Glass
B tournaments, there are only
two or three teams which have
any chance to take honors. In
some, there is no competition
at all for first place, with the
real contests taking for con-
ISOLATION honors. 1t strikes us
that we'd see better basketball
all the way around If teams
could be more evenly matched
during regular season and
tournament play. The Big Six
teen has been having consider
able schedule trouble, too, and
this might relieve that situa-
ton.
As the set-up is at present,
Glass A teams do not like to
schedule Glass B teams in their
own vicinity, since a Class A
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with forest highway funds, he
added.
Maddox also told the group
that the mayor and city coun-
Gil are trying to get a truck
route so that heavy trucks will
not go through the center of
town. In a letter received here
recently, Scott Hart, state
highway engineer, said that the
planning survey section has
this request and that they will
study the traffic situation here
to determine the justification
for a bypass. Hart nlans to
come to Hardin in the near fu-
ture, and it was suggested that
he be invited to remain an ex-
ira day to get a clearer picture
Of the traffic through Hardin
and also to visit the site Of the
dam.
The matter OF a skyWay
through Hardin was brought up
and turned over to the avia-
ton committee.
Wayne Llnthacum presented
the case for improving the fair
grounds airstrip rather than
working on the airport near
the golf course. The matter was
discussed at some length but
action was deferred until rep
reSentatives of the CAA and
other experts make an inspec-
ton trip here.
It was decided to give a din
ner for Hardin high schools
basketball team following the
state tournament regardless of
what the result of that meet
should be.
The remainder of the meet
ing was spent discussing the
membership campaign.
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70 BUILD GARAGE

TO BUILD GARAGE
Rudy Kuchera announced this
week that he will be building a
garage soon on the corner of
Fourth and Center, where the
Community Gas and Oil Is now
located. He recently purchased
the lot.
Kuchera has obtained the
franchise for the Tucker auto
mobile.
He will sell new and used
cars and will have a service
department. He expects to have
his first fuckers in Hardin by
July.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
1 will sell at public AUCTION al ben
ste between Manchester and Park
man. on highway 81, my machinery:
TUESDAY MARCH 16, 1913
BEGINNING at One O'Clock P. NJ,
Oliver 60, row crop tractor on ruD,
Der; 2 or 3-bottom l4.ln. Ease Granu
tor mower; Sit. tandem disc; q
bole Van Buren, grain drill; Allis
Gbslmers SIT. combine with motor;
loft oliver suIky rake; J. D.. hay
Stacker: sin. feed grinder; large
size, hog self feeder; iron wheel
wagon. All good machinery: Ne"
cream separator. TERMS. CASH.
d. A. Mcdaniel, Owner
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SCHOLASTIC HONOR

Joyce Danielson of Hardin was
among 40 Montana State uni
Versity co-edS who were honor
ed at a party given last week
by Mortar Board, senior Wo-
mems honorary organization,
for the 10 women in each class
who ranked highest scholastic
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team has nothing whatsoever
to gain and a great deal of
prestige to lose.
We'd be interested in hear
ing what other basketball fans,
newspaper people and school
officials think about it. For all
we know, there may be some
serious drawbacks that would
make this re-classification UNI
desirable. If there are, we'd like
to find out what they are.
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ally.
Miss Danielson, a 1945 gradu-
ate Of Hardin high school, is a
sophomore in the university
school of business adminiStra-
ton.
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Chamber Launches
Membership Drive
At Meeting tuesday
CONTINUED from page u

CONTINUED from page u
available. If the money is al
lowed by congress, the camp
and access road will be the
first contracts let. It is UNI
likely that the dam will get
under actual construction until
early spring of next year, ne
added.
Dan Maddox, chairman of
the Roads committee, reported
on Highway No. 8 between
Broadus and Crow Agency. He
said an additional five-mile
section east Of Lame Deer is
now under contract and that
$163 900 will be spent on the
road eastward toward Ashland.
A new bridge over Tongue riV-
er and a 22-mile ~surfacing pro-
ject between Ashland and
Pumpkin creek will be financed
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HALF section OF land, 2 miles SW OF
Crow; 256 acres of farm land. WeS
fenced and fence belongs to the place
and road into it from east or west. Have
to open a gate or two same as the other
fellows out there. Also Groom house and
2 lots. Oil pump, which pumps at; at
a time: saddle, trailer house, 2 Ford
cars. with rebuilt motors, and team of
dapple gray mares, one broke to ride
and both broke to work. Weight about
$500 lbs, both gentle. w. E. Newman,
Hardin. No Sunday calls. HI
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CONDUCTS REVIVAL

CONDUCTS REVIVAL
The Rev. James Roper left
Monday for Billings, where he
will conduct a revival at the
Foursquare church.
He will return to Hardin for
the regular Sunday services at
the church here.
CHURCH SERVICES
The st. Thomas Episcopal
church will hold services on
Sunday evening, March IA, at.
7:30 pm.
The average annual salary of
a teacher in the United States
was 1925 in 1890, 1911 in 1920,
and $1,441 in 1910.
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12-FOOT all steel Army truck bed and
2O-ft. semi-trailer. Ralph Grooms. Har-
din. 11-2H
SMALL Electromaster range, late model.
Call 339-J. 8tf.
OR TRADE-Two turkey toms. Fred
Lachenmeier. " 1929
800 to 500 CHICK oil brooder. AL con-
dition. Phone OILS. Ill
sow. Ill
GOOD enamel range. Cheap. ]. A. Kline
I6 miles north of Hardin. I1-2*
NOTICES
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LARGE house, 3 bedrooms on first floor,
one large room and one bedroom up:
stairs; insulated sleeping porches and
back porch, garage, chicken coop and
store room. Also store building with wide
shelving and one room, 24X50 It. John
Burns, Crow Agency. Mont. S-tf
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GUNS: / Model "a Winchester d cal
iber long rifle; and l Model II gaug
double barrel shotgun. Inquire Tribune
Herald. 1922