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Evening star., 1949-09-09

in Belgium if newly freed products
were scarce on Dutch markets.
This was sound economy but the
credits remained untouched in
Belgian banks and Holland kept
its rationing.
Another aspect of the silent feud
is the beer war" Benelux eco
nomic experts early this year de-
cided beer duties should be in
creased. But the Belgians now
complain the Dutch and Luxem-
bourg governments are paying
Evening star., 1949-09-09

Meanwhile. diplomats here fee
that this is an excellent time for
France to enter the picture and
offer Belgium commercial treaty
Immediately after liberation, this
country appointed a commission
whose task was to improve Franco
Belgian economic relations. 1t
worked for three years without
reaching any practical result. But
now is the time, the French feel,
to revive it.
The French envisage closer eco
Evening star., 1949-09-09

back these taxes to their beer
manufacturer in bonuses. This
they say, makes redoubtable COM
petitors out of Dutch and LuXem-
bourg beers.
The French admit that COM
bining economies like those of the
three Benelux countries while two
of them remain staunch support
ers of directed economy is an al
most unsurmountable task But
they are still convinced that a
solution will be found.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Ip,,ide their combined economies in

guide their combined economies IN
| future.
Belgium wants liberalism and
free trade. Holland. under Brit
ish influence, insists on directed
economy with most of its products
strictly rationed.
The Dutch promised the Bel
gians early this spring that they
would lift rationing on textiles,
sugar and metals. The Belgians
promised in exchange credits to
the Dutch to buy these products
Evening star., 1949-09-09

On fine mems clothing: good salary
and and permanent; r nasaad Can furnish apart
THE QUALITY SHOP
Wilson blvd: at No. Highland ST.,
Arlington, Va. III
BUTCHER, must be reliable, ano
MpDE5 NJ e. MARKET, t. 800 E St. nv
BWTTCHER' experienced, to manage
and run meat department. Must be
a hard worker, sober and reliable.
Excellent job for the right kind of
man. Apply 1859 Georgia ave. NV.
CARPENTERS, trim men wanted, for
ant project in Rockville. Cali EN-.
cARPESTEks 1iSS s1ss q. e. framins on bun;
saoES ssoEes as9 800 TSetsF oeH tGr asDhs St
caaikslpENrERs. AZ non-union,. roushins
in, long Job, good pay; Indian Spring
DR.. and Evergreen St; ! blk. of Of
cERPkkNfERs se seod syer training sRfIlns
Apply goo No. Brandywine, Arling-
CARPENTERS, finish. wanted-Re-
port to MR.. HUMPHREY, 1000 blk.
cRn1 Ratson d. dr. Silver Spring bs s 15or-
oushiy exp Experienced in better class
restaurant; full charge. Call be-
tween 2 and 4 pm. for appt, WO.
CHEF-CooK. white, to manage res
menus: experienced only; excel. sal
Sunday Sur Ia 'SRs1is Worf' msO sOx s4Se-z. Star.
ceELEcToR, O. agIs Dart-time, experienced.
COUNTERMEN. experienced: GOOD
MARiNER MARIN 70 sEsTAuRxaT aHsy s1EF Apnls 4ais
wisconsin ave. WI. 9s7s.,
COUNTERMAN, % or older; day
RYAN's GRILL, 4713 Lee hwy. 49,
DANCING INSTRUCTOR
Arthur Murray Dance Studios need
so,Sie,on yoInig, men en- With With psrsonaltty M and
No exp. necessary. Complete train
advance to positions Of supervisors
and exec, COLLEGE trained men be-
tSssR Hsss oI we sten Psst Pq nte
MURRAY. Il06 Conn. nw:-I5
Delivery MAN Sone), experienced.
and one experienced produce man
Re ts T pars sfeEe ApeS dSoS FfsoS sassz
MARKET. 613 25rd st. south, Ar:
DENIAL SFr3, TEcHNic1HN, Iht5 ~ expsr. eauS Acrv.
lie worker: voGEL & POTTS.
gs;s'
DRIVER, established dry cleaning
route. Good proposition. S213
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
DRIVER, .colored. for delivery truck.
wanted. for DGS store. Do not .ap-
ply unless courteous. honest, sober.
neat steady and q good worker.
Brookville I'd, Chevy Chase, Nd.
WI: 263S, Mr. Null. 10
DRIVER, to do porter work and de-
liver orders for grocery store; Apply
pk1v2R sfSsR foR TRAsa Tf ST. RoufE@Appiy M
ROBERT CoRBIN, 31O2 M st. NV.
DRIVERS for dry-cleaning and laun-
dry concern: wholesale and retail
CLEANERS. 443 7th st. s.w. ii
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas
rental rates: must have identifica-
tion card. Diamond lot, 10I M st.
ne: See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVER-SALESMAN for retail ice
cream vending route, 7-day week.
Apply JACK g. JILL, oil End st. n.e.
|DRIvER-SOLICIToR wanted for dry
cleaning route; large territory open;
must have references. Apply in
person. $500 Alaska ave. NV, %
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Mimeograph Operator

necessary. some tipping
required, 5-day week, discount on
purchases. free hospitalization and
GOLDENBERG'S personnel ofice
5th floor, 7th and K SITS. NV.
OFFICE ENGINEER, civil engineer
ing background with administrative
experience for reputable general
contractor, permanent position; S75
a week; give detailed resume to Box
355-B, Star. 10
PACKERS AND HELPERS, exper.
with household goods desirable;
good wages. steady work. SECU-
RTY STORAGE CO., 1140 18th
st. NV.
store must have references. W. r..
WINSLOW CO., 922 N. Y. ave. NV.
PAPER HANGER, full-time Job. Apply
chief engineer. RALEIGH HOTEL.
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! Ground, Md, will be put up fof
sale.
Prospective bidders can see the
structures up to September 80.
closing date for bids by mail.
After that date sealed bids may
be presented at the Office of the
post engineer at Aberdeen until
l pm, October 3.
The engineers said purchasers
must dismantle and remove the
buildings.
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WHITE
FILTER

e L Cx1
Experienced, for mems and ladies'
clothing; good salary and perma-
nent position. Apply 3rd f., BOND
CLOTHES, 1885 F st. NV. ii
FOUNTAIN HELP, part time ewes,
ell pm; exper. only. GRILL AND
SANDWICH. 5th and Kennedy SITS.
FURNITURE SALESMAN with good
knowledge of interior decorating; ;
permanent position with good
future. Apply Box 477-Z, Star.
statesmen, experienced,
car aseessaGy ApPlyy Py,6G S;sq so1iTp HfTp
MENT CO.. 1401 14th st. NV. g
GROCERY CLERK and produce clerk.
Experience not essential. State
employers. dates and positions held.
GhRocERY rs fiA7z CLERK, SsaT white, 81 to? to s5,
nondrinkers only apply; exper. nee
essary. 2216 18th st, nv. .
GROCERY CLERK for gh-class gro
cery store, age $3.50. white. sober.
1850 GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, Nd
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TRUCK DRIVER, experienced in fur
niture delivery; must be sober, re-
liable man and must know WASH
ington area; good pay, hospita liza
tion and paid vacation. Apply in
person, Mr.. Rota. $50 pm, Friday
or Saturday, HOUSE g. HERMANN
FURNITURE CO., 901 7th st. NV.
TRUCK HELPER, for work in furni-
ture delivery; must be sober. re-
liable man; good pay, hospitaliza-
tion, paid vacation. Apply IN per
son, Mr.. Rota. $50 pm. Friday
FURNITURE CO.. 9O1 7th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER. steady work, good
EhHNcE EssiS ApP1Y AHpPP1EYo1srERPNa' j. RsESon 25os
uPHoLsrEkER, ffi6 81 hT experienced cushion
maker. Good opportunity for right
man. Call vi. 494S. III
UPHOLSTERER wanted; good work,
ing cond. ARNOLD w. HURT, 1343
Wis. ave-, Bethesda. Md, WI. 1923.
UsHERs. 1918 yrs. Apply mgr,
HAYWOOD THEATER, Mt. Rainier,
Md, after $50.
MATCHMAKER, experience preferred.
Call WI. S7S9. III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 2 ex-
perienced watchmakers. Apply IN
person. Mr.. Bell, THE ROSS CO.,
1lo1 ~
Evening star., 1949-09-09

When ansuertno adperttsements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials Of personal pdl1e-
Copies serpe the purpose 6nd
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN

DRIVERS-Private school. morntns
chi Children rem : days. 500 mo. cail
sH 1874 between 3 and s pm
EfE.EitcCTRICIAN, journeyman. D. C.
license: must have old work exper.
CO. 959S. 10
ENGINEER. 3rd class. Apply REGAL
CLEANERS, rear, 612 M st. s.w. 3
ENGINEER, white, End class. OR
eligible for. End class; 6-day wk;
GeEokoRETo%R R9slt1SR uNvsEksErY sfs aE p0Ss sfh
and o SITS. NV. 10
ENGINEER-WHITE
3rd-class; 3 to IL shift; new, modern
conditioned building. See MR..
SCHMIDT. supt Mayfiower Once
Bldg, 1741 de Sales st. NV. IL
FARM HAND, small family; salary
and part-keep basis to work on
beef cattle farm at Upperville, Va.
Only real farmers apply: Call TU.
1000 or write JOS. KENNEDY, 3407
18th at NV p
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN

BOY for dry-clesning plant: Md
drivers permit nee. SAFEWAI
CLEANERS, S242 Georgia ave.
BOY. for general all-around drug
store work. Day work only. Appl,
BOYS OR VETS, 1925; travel, assist
mgr. nationally known CO., cover
ing principal cities, entire y. s. A.
permanent, well-paying position; all
Plaza Hotel, 1914. g
BOY WANTED-1S-21, full time,
to learn retail business. startine
as stock clerk and learning to sell
good salary. Apply $3.50 Georgia
ave, Sill. Spr. Shopping Center
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN
Television Installation
and Servicemen

A wonderful opportunity for exper
t.v. men, top pay, ample car allow
ance, 20fo discount on all pur.
chases, vacation with pay, pleasant
working conditions.
We need several men who are inter
ested in q perm. position, men who
position where they can advance
themselves. Our work is not just
a seasonal squirt. but steady
round d-the-year Job. If you can
qualify. apply in person to Mr.. Hale
LACY'S SERVICE BLDG.
Half and Que sts. s.w.
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Mayfair Pharmacy
1900 D St. NE.
Is q
Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conven-
iently located through
out the City for the &C.
eeptonoe of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Barracks at Aberdeen
To Be Put Up for Sole

The Army Engineers announced
yesterday that some frame bar
racks, recreation halls and ware
houses at Aberdeen Proving
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN
Pharmacist, Reg. in va.

Pharmacist, Reg. in Va.
Full or part time. FA. 11l1. .
PLASTERERS WANTED, white only
plenty of work. Apply at Job or
Carroll ave. and Old Bladensburi
rd.. Takoma Park. Md. WA. 50SE
PLUMBER or steam filters helper
must be experienced. Call AK. 6723
PLUMBERS (2), experienced jobbing
remodeling: drivers permit; Cal
PLUMBERS, exper. in jobbing and re-
modelling: non drinkers: drivers per-
NIT nec.; top wages. Call bet.
and &, RIA. 1852. Iii
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HELP MEN

SERVICE LESMAN-Leading new
car dealer, in Arlington, wants ex-
perienced service salesman. GOOD
salary for right man.. P. o. Box
1862. Central Station. Arlington, va
SERVICE STATION shift operator,
for midnight shift: permanent job:
35 to 45 yrs. preferred, with ex-
perience. Apply IN person, KOCHER
sUNOcO SERVICE, 1850 NICHOLS
ssRv1eE sHSi e STATION AG1ESRAST: S!2.4s!.: ::
e1pe5lsncsd Hnly 7soi BARNETTs Mls svs
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper.; D. c. permit: 6.day week.
Apply JOHNNY'S SERVICE STA
TON, goth and N. Y. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS;
must be exper. and have D. c;
drivers permit; good salary and
bonus. Apply Mr.. Barber. BARRIERS
ESQ SERVICE. 10th and Maine
sERvIcE STATION ATTENDANTS,
white, exper.; salary, $16O per mo.
and commission; coveralls and laun-
dry furnished. Apply Box 143-B'
Star. giving references. Ill
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and help
er, for duct work. Apply. In person,
dEN'L. HEATING ENG. CO, INC,
C1Cl 9th St
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AGENTS

HOUSEWIVES. anxious TO earn 81
Ssnyassins. write Box 302-B. STAR.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

Opportunity for young man expert.
with large modern independent Sc
and 1Oc store. KNOWLEDGE 9f store
and window display essential BOZ
341-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Are you looking for bright future
and viii continue to need? A large
Conn. ave. electrical appliances store
needs q married man, 25 to 45 years
old, preferably with children. Al
though most Of the selling Is inside,
FOR Apt. CALL MIR. DoRAN. OR
San0 Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-09
statesmen

statesmen
Exper. in sewing machines or will
train inexper. man; inside and out
side work; prospect file maintained;
must have car; liberal drawing acct.
Apply at once personnel once,
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO., 1928
Georgia ave. NV. =
experienced in radio
or wire recorder repairs; $50 wkly.
Opportunity for Advancement to
Eisht nan nrrIE n9k 3Ekx sf2A ss.r s.e:, %.
portunity with an expanding organ
ization; some tipping necessary. Sec
Mr.. Fannigan. CALL CARL INC,
0ik 4 q. nv. -
Evening star., 1949-09-09
statesmen

Exper. in vacuum cleaners or will
train inexper. man; inside and out
side work; prospect file maintained;
must have car; liberal drawing acct.
Apply at once personnel ONCE,
SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO., 1900 Wis.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

inomic relations between Benelu1
on the one hand and Franco-Ital.
ian economic union on the other
as an impetus to general Euro
Dean recovery,
Evening star., 1949-09-09

SHOE SALESMAN-Several men ex-
perienced in selling women's better
shoes: good income, steady position,
THE BOOTERY. 1015 Conn. aye
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in juvenile
shoe fitting Apply JUVENILE SHOE
STORE, $50 r st. NV. III
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, bet
30 and 40 yrs. old; permanent.
Also extra man. III
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced in
women's and children's shoes; per
manent position. Apply MURRAY'S,
S507 Georgia ave, Silver Sprg., Mo.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in
sien. s4ls 18th St. NV, End hoor,
SHORT ORDER COOK
White. for MAYFLowER DINER
502 r. I. ave. ne. Day SHIFT. IL
SODA CLERKS, sober and expert
enced only: good hours and pay
Do not phone. ALBANY PHAR.
MACY. 18th and H sts. NV. Ill
SODA MEN, evenings 5-10 and Sum-
day full day; experienced only.
MORTON'S PHARMACY, 301 Pa.
ave. Sc. -
Evening star., 1949-09-09
MAINTENANCE MAN

MAINTENANCE MAN
White, for lse. garden type develop
ment in Silver Spring. Nd; married
sober and reliable; refs, engineer {
license req. exper. with Ice. oil
colored janitors; SAL, 5000 mo, 2.
bedrm. apt. and all utils. GOOD
ACRE APTS.. INC. S619 Piney
Branch rd., Silver Spring, Md. 81
7l11.
MAN. young. 1929, some experience
preferred as delicatessen clerk, but
not necessary; salary, $50 per week
=. d W. GRAND. 7th end D ~. nv,
Evening star., 1949-09-09

SHOEMAKER
1st-class, to take charge Of shop.
Must be able to do all-around work.
Refs. required. Apply in person.
ATWELL'S
332 Commerce lane, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN

YSSSs SsIse.. MAs avsr e e. sin ia ,5: 5sFdTa ca
GOOD S9; 7soP SPrShT5sf1RR sss3FS Rm for eoid2ea
route man; necessary to know the
Washington area. Apply Box 19-z,
We WANT YOU! Can you walk,
quire. Age limit9 is to so. Out
side, selling. Commission plus bonus.
tNfkGfYc hx cE sls lith H. St nsIso,,t7 sw
for electrical machine repairs; must
have car. Give references and
oI sxperienss 1Ns % Rex 1854; iSs7n sNGr sssr I'd ~
anteed salary and liberal commits
sion. Call ST. $3.50, MR.. SPICER.
OPPORTUNITY for young man with
apssnss ss5ss store ndd nd s3ans s sfSTs
end sneefssea; bonus Bos o0s so5ss, s Star. Salary
CATHOLIC DIGEST will appoint man
with car; special promotional work,
travelling; salary to start; expense
tional s51o. EXT 1868 5MtoiSf 10 to only. nv
STRUCTURAL STEEL man
and estimator. apt. houses, schools,
churches. etc; permanent position;
WASH. VI. C.) area, rlRhC man, 81
per hr. Write to ALEXANDRIA IRON
WORKS, 500 S. Royal ST., Alex, Va.
Ill
WHOLESALE AUToMoTIVE PARTS
RECEIVING CLERK
osrissezza sOs ssez sssr Rtslerreo' 0-oay yfe Iesk'
WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
SALESMAN
5 days q week. Territory established.
In business 80 years. Box 32-Z,
Star. 10
Middle Aged Preferred
Estab. home improvement frm can
use more good contact man. Excel
earning opportunity. Sligo 17S5.
SALES OPPORTUNITY
Guaranteed Drawing Account.
"Home Seal" Automatic,
True, Triple Track Storm
Window.
Previous experience helpful Two
average sales nets you $175 weekly.
Opening for crew chief. Also. op-
portunities for part-time men. CAP
ITAL SUPPLY CO., 2000h K st. n.w.
liz
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN

LDDRFSs0GRAPH OPERHToR, must
pc experienced typist, go words or
better; permanent position to in
5000 q month, with regular in
ereases and gsnarous lsave. Boa
Evening star., 1949-09-09

THE HECHT co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
3rd fl, cor. Fenton st. and
Ellsworth dr., Silver Spring.
Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-09

All around jobbing hand, steady work.
top wages. Apply 3912 Ga. ave.
III
Evening star., 1949-09-09
BUSHEIMAN

On fine mems clothing; good salary
and permanent. Can furnish apart
ment if needed.
THE QUALITY SHOP
Evening star., 1949-09-09

HEIP WAN Ed AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colorado Bldg, 14th and g. RE. 3e3s
10
SECRETARY, $3.50
Age under 40, assoc. ofices. For ex-
ceptional positions, see Miss Young,
Est. 16 yrs.
The Personnel Services
1911 q st. NV. ST. 1854.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
Hdrdin Boy Scouts
To Hold
Pdrents Night

Tuesday, July IL, has been
set aside by the Scouts of Har-
din Troop No. 20 as parents
night, when the Scouts are in
.viting their parents to attend
the meeting which will be held
in the grade school basement
at 7:30 p. m.
The purpose of the meeting
is to show the parents what
has been done in the Scout
program in Hardin during the
past few months. The Scout
program is instituted for the
purpose of building boys into
men with knowledge of right
and wrong.
at is our wish to see every
boy of scouting age in the CT
ty partaking Of the scout pro-
gram that is afforded them"
Elder Fairbanks, scoutmaster,
said. "The boys should be en-
gagged in an activity that will
hold their interest and keen
them busy 4 learning. They
should be taught s~portsmanship
and teamwork because it makes
them better men of tomorrow
L The Scouts are taking money
from the troop fund to buy a
treat for their parents when
they attend the meeting.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
Are Charged In
Kidnapping Case

Joe Chicken and Melvin Plays
were bound over to district
court when they appeared in
Justice court. of r. A. Vickers
July 1 on a charge of kidnap-
The two were arrested on
complaint of Homer Griffin OF
Hardin. A third man involved
in the case has not yet been
apprehended.
According to Sheriff Roy Ri
lev. Griffin was driving to
Hardin from Billings when he
stopped to aid the three men
whose auto was in a ditch.
Griffin agreed to take the
three to Hardin in his car. Al
ter entering Griffin's car the
trio allegedly beat up Griffin
and drove him in his car to
Lodge Grass where they ran
the car in a ditch and aban-
doned it, leaving Griffin In the
car.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
To Lower Rates
In Some Jobs

Board Chairman Walter P.
Coombs of the state industrial
accident board has announced
a decrease in insurance rates
paid by employees in certain
jobs.
The board has approved low
er rates because it is in the
best financial condition in it's
34-year history. It's balance for
payment of injured Workmen's
compensation and medical care
benefits amounts to $3,500,000,
and, in addition, "We have a
special disaster reserve fund Of
100000 to care for any ma
ior industrial catastrophe"
Coombs stated.
Although exact reductions for
each classification have not
been announced, Coombs said
the reduction included policies
for workers in auto garages
and shops, heavy machinery
and implement stores, cleaning
and dring, repairing and press
ing, power laundries, gasoline
stations and auto battery ser
vice stations, tire dealers and
vulcanizers, painting, papering
and decorating and sign paint
ing.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
Local Queen Wins
Title Queen of
Montana Rodeos"

Miss Barbara Beirdneau of
Hardin, Queen of the Hardin
Rodeo, has been chosen Queen
of Montana Rodeos" and will
represent this state at the
Madison Square Garden rodeo
this fall.
Miss Beirdneau won the title
at the Livingston Todeo July 2,
8 and 4, when she was selected
from among a total of 10 can
didates.
After winning the local rodeo
queen contest, Miss /Beirdneau
was a candidate for queen OF
the Billings Go Western cele-
bration, won by Miss zana
Zumwalt of Augusta. The local
queen then entered the Living
ston queen contest to win he1
current honor and the right to
compete with queens OF other
states at Madison Square Gar
den.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
Funeral Rites Held
For Former
County Resident

Funeral services for Ernest
H. Dygert, 70, who died at his
home at Red Lodge last Fri
day, were conducted at 2 p. m.
Tuesday at the chapel of the
Olcott funeral home, Red
Lodge. "
The Rev. Joseph Ashworth
officiated and burial was in
the Red Lodge cemetery.
Mr.. Dygert was born October
g.. 1878, in Shipman township,
Macoulin county, III. He farmed
in Illinois for a few years and
on June IL, 1901, married Miss
Mile Coolidge at woodstock.
Ill. They came to Big Horn
| county in 1913, where they
farmed until 1926, when they
moved to Carbon county. They
ranched near Luther until two
years ago when Mr.. Dygert re-
tired. Since then they had
made their home in Red Lodge
Surviving, besides the widow
are two daughters, Mrs. Ear
Grey Of Hardin and Mrs. Al
bert Levi of Winnett; six sons
Clyde of Hardin, Harold OF
Nassena, Iowa, Ed of Sheridan
Wyo., Bill of Red Lodge, Albert
of Billings and Ernie of Win
| nett. He is also survived by 2(
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
of Honor for
Hardin Troop
To Be July ~

A special Court of Honor for
Hardin troop No. 20, Boy Scouts
of America, will be held Tues
day, July 10, T:30 p. m. at the
American Legion hall.
All parents of Scouts and
others interested are invited to
attend the court which is be-
ing held for the purpose of pre-
senting badges and advance
ment to a number of Scouts of
the troop who passed a board
of review held. last Tuesday
night.
A reviewing board of four
men examined the Scouts to
determine if they had put in
the necessary time and effort
for the different requirements
of the Scout program. Acting
as a board of review were E. A,
Skeie, David Mann, Charles E.
der and Eugene Boggess.
Also last Tuesday night, a
number of boys were given
physical examinations in prep
aration for attending summer
camp to be held at Crazy Head
Springs beginning July "a. DR.
Roy o. Yeats gave the exam
nations free of charge and al
Scouts examined. were found to
be in satisfactory physical con-
dition. The Scouts and scout
master expressed their appre-
citation to DR.. Yeats for his
services.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07
Monthly Conference
Held On June 29

The monthly well child con-
ference at st. Xavier was con-
Quoted on June % in the school
house with DR.. r. O. Yeats as
examining physician. :
A total of Is pre-school
children and five infants under
one year of age were given
medical examinations. OF the
total, four were referred to
their family physicians for
further medical care and s1z
were referred to their dentists
for dental care. y.
Six of the children received
the immunization protection
against whooping cough and
two for diphtheria.
Assisting DR.. Yeats at the
| clinic were Mrs. Stanley Mufl-
beier. Mrs. Charles Vandersloot
Mrs. Jay Lee, Mrs. Gene Smell
Mrs. Biles and Betty v. Christ
Jansen public health nurse.
Parents of the ST. Xavier
community who are interested
in having their children at
tend the conferences may con-
tact Miss Christensen for ar
appointment. The conference!
are sponsored the first Wednes-
| day of each month by the
Soap Greek, Upper Big Horn
! and st. Xavier Home Demon
stration clubs. =%
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-07

Mrs. Hazel Christensen,
county librarian, this week an
nounced the retirement, effec-
tive July /, of Mrs. Bessie B.
Russell, who has been assistant
librarian for the past 10 years.
Mrs. RusselTs gracious man
ner and kind and generous
helpfulness to all will be great
" missed by patrons over the
county, as well as those with
whom she worked in the Ii
brary, Mrs. Christensen said.
Her first year will be spent
in travel. She will accompany
her daughter, Marion, on q
most interesting jaunt through
Central and South America
travelling most of the way by
air.
Leaving Hardin later in the
month, they will fly to Mexico
City. From there they will &C
to Guatemala City and on to
San Salvador in Ell Salvador
During September they VII