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MAIsTO IR MANU- UKIO
PARODA

Nuo lapkricio 10 Xxi 18, issky-
rus sekmadieni, Public Audito-
rum yra paskirta maisto ir ma
mu ukio parodai. Clevelando
Elektros Lyga parodo nauja
elektrine virtuve ir nauja elek-
trim saldytuva = "kalbes patys
uz save" ir ziurovams atsakys
j visus klausimus apie ju itai-
syma Taip bent skelbia tu
dalyku rodytojai. Kaip tas pa
daryta, reikia pamatyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
RUPINSIS KNYGV PLATI-
NIMU

salia kitty reikalu, svarstytu
Kulturos Fondo skyriaus val
dyboje, apie kuriuos jau buvo
pranesta, dar buvo svarstytas
ir knygu platinimo klausimas.
Valdybos nariui St. Barzdukui
pavesta istirti, kokios yra ga
limybes palengvinti lietuviskos
knygos gavima Clevelande ir
kokios butu prieinamos priemo-
nes knygoms priartinti prize
skaitytoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
IS CLEVELANDO KONGRESE
DALYVAVO 10 ASMENU

New Yorko kongrese buvo
matomi Sic clevelandieciai: J. ir
j. Salaseviciai, K. S. Karpius,
O. Mikulskiene, A. Damusis, P.
staupiene, M. Glugodiene, P.
Neimonas, M. Zitkus, V. Ras-
tents.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
SEkMADlENI, 1880 val. prizes piet, renlames
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Tai bus ALT Sajungos Cleve-
lando skyriaus rengiamas susi-
,rinkimas, kuriame pirmoj eilej
bus nariams ir kittens apsi-
lankiusiems:
l. Pranesimai apie Kongresa
New Yorke,
z. DR.. Pr. Skardziaus pas
kaita.
Sic du programos punktai,
manoma, uztruks apie valanda
ir Is minuciu.
Po to, kick laikas leis, nu-
matomas bendras pasiinforma-
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lilLclSIJQ, NdulllCllll4 lAlIlCI lhoS
Lietuviu Tautine Sajunga.
2. ALT Sajunga apima dau-
giausiai nuo ALT Sandaros or
ganizacijos atsitolinusia Ame-
rikos lietuviu visuomenes dali.
Tas atsitolinimas yra ivykes
prizes 20 SUI virsum metu del
paziuru Lietuvos vidaus poll
tikos dalykus, ypac j valdymo
tvarka.
3. Americas Lietuviu Tautine
Sajunga savo veikima pirmoj
eilej kreipia organizuoto lie
tuviu veikimo uzdavinius Ame-
rikoje ir pabrezia savo istatuo-
Sc, kad il:
: 'nesprendzia LietuvOs vi
daus politikos klausimu, ku-
rie priklauso spresti pa
items Lietuvos pilieciams
savo salyje, ir nera tesinys
ar dalis jOkiOs pOlitines or
ganizacijos, veikusiOs ar
veikianciOs uz Jungtiniu
Amerikos Valstybiu ribu'.
4. ALT Sajungos uzdaviniai
jos istatuose yra taip pareis-
kiami:
y. Stiprinti Americas lie
tuviu tautini susipratima, gi-
Init pagarba Lietuvai if mel
le lietuviu tautines kulturos
vertybems,
2. Remit lietuviu tautos ko-
| va uz atstatyma If islaiky-
ma nepriklausomos Lietuvos
valstybes ,apsaugojancios pa
grindines zmogaus teises ir
laisves, Z
3. Teikti medziagine ir
dvasine parama lietuviams,
naudingai pasizymint i e m S
veiklumu kovoje uz tautinius
reikalus, arba veiklumu tau
tines kulturos srityje."
5. ALT Sajunga yra viena is
rganizaciju, kurios sudaro Anne
rikos Lietuviu Taryba. il turf
Taryboje 7 savo atstovus. il
taip pat, drauge su kitomis tri-
mis- pagrindinemis Americas
lietuviu visuomenes srovemis,
dalyvauja ir BALFo veikime.
10 vadovybeje irgi turf 7 at
stovus.
Vienu is artimiausiu savo uz-
daviniu laiko - pagyvinti vi
suomenes dalyvavima Tarybos
ir BALFo veikime. Tam tikslui
savo susirinkimuose numato
rengti platesnius pranesimus
apie tu organizaciju veikima,
diskusijas del jo, o is tq disku-
siju kilusius sumanymus steng-
tbs per savo atstovus igyvendin-
I'll NINETY organizaciju darbuo-
Sc.
Kitty istatuose paminetu tiks-
lu stengiasi siekti, bendradar-
biaudama SUI kitomis organiza-
cijomis, arba savo jegomis.
siuo metu yra suorganizavusi
Lietuviu Dailes Paroda New
Yorke. Ta darba remia ir kitos
organizacijos.
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PARDUODAMI NAMAI
ARTI NAUJOS PARAPIJOS

y Neff Rd., Az kamb., naujas
p Neff Rd., 6 kamb., senesnis
81 E. 143 6 kamb., murinis.
A. Hitler Ave. 5 H., labai geras
81 Marcella Rd., 5 k, visi zemai
g. Pawnee Ave. 5 k, puikiai
iSdekoruoti.
y Meredith Ave. Az k, naujas
81 Canterbury Rd., 6 k, Is mety
Turime ir dobliniQ numazinto.
mis- kainomis
KE 5OO6 CT 22S6
THE TAYLOR REALTY
1852 Lake Sore Blvd.
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Tad dar karta - esate prasomi
minetais reikalais nepamirsti
jiems padeti, o ne pavydeti
zmonisko gyvenimo. Jie bus
Jums dekingi. PIP. MuliOlis
BAZARAI PRIZE BAzNYCIU
81 penktadieni, sestadieni ir-
sekmadieni prie naujosios lie
tuviu parapijos (Neff Rd) te-
siamas bazaras, kurio pelnas
skiriamas baznyciai statyti.
Penktadienio vakare bus duo
DANA vakarienei zuvis, sekma-
dieni bus laimejimu traukimas.
Laimejimams skirt 3 televizi-
jos aparatai.
Prize sv. Mykolo baznycios,
Scranton Rd., taip pat rengia-
mas bazaras tomis paciomis die
nomis ir SUI zuvies vakariene
penktadieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10

REIKALINGA moteris, no
rinti pas name apsigyventi. Vie
nam persunku uzlaikyti mama ir
bizni. Rasykit
GEORGE 1859 Dodge Rd. 2.
Van Dyke, Mich.
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CENTRAL ARMORY

Lapkricio Is d., antradieni, j.
Gansono rengiamose imtynese
del jauniu sunkaus svorio GEM
pionato imsis Cyclone Anaya
SUI Frank Talaber. Anaya yra
paverzes cempionata is Talaber
ir zadejes po 80 dienu duoti tam
progos bandyti atsiimti,, bet
Talaber buvo susizeides koja,
todel tik dabar tegali ia pro-
ga naudotis.
Be to bus dar bent ketverios
imtynes, kuriu tarpe viena po-
ra moteru.
KAD NEIVYKTV NEMALO-
NUMV,
neseniai Amerika atvyke jau-
nuoliai nuo 18 Xxi 26 metu am
ziaus turf ypac neuzmirsti per
penkias dienas nuO atvykimo
uzsiregistruoti karines tarnybos
reikalu j Selective Service Sys-
tenn, Ohio Board. Nors siuo me-
tn j kariuomenes tarnyba ne
saukia, mes yra CANA savanoriu,
taciau uzsiregistruoti reikia ne
atideliojant. Tokios istaigos Gle
velande yra: Chester East 9th
Building, Chester Ave. ir 9th
st. kampe. Laiskams adresas !:
1845 9th ST., Room 214, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
p. p. MuliOlis
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VISOS ORGANIZACIJOS.

SaukdamOS savO artimiauSius
susirinkimus, prasomos numa-
tyti savo darby tvarkoje prane-
Sinus apie Kulturos Fondo uz-
davinius ir jo dirbama darba
Clevelande. Drauge prasomos
pranesti susirinkimu laika Fon-
do valdybos sekretoriui J. Dau-
gelai, tel. ED 1909, ir leisti
apsilankyti susirinkime Fondo
atstovui, kuris padarytu prane-
sima.
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GERAS PIRKINYS

2 seimQ namas po 8 kambarius,
du atskiri sildymo itaisai, pill
ma rusis, azuolines dvigubos
grindys. Platesniu ziniu kreiptis
pas
P.P. Muliolis - 66O6 Superior
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
PASIKALBEJIMAS APIE
KONGRESA PER RADIJA

Radio valandeles vedeiai 81
vakara savo programme numa-
to keliu minuciu pasikalbejima
apie Kongresa New Yorke su
DIRVOS redaktorium V. Ras-
teniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

Nuo lapkricio 9 Xxi Is dienos
rodoma u Was A Male War
Bride" SUI Gary Grant, Ann
Sheridan.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10

vimas ir sumanymu apsvarsty-
mas apie ALT Sajungos sky
riaus artimiausia veikimo pro-
grama.
Klausiantiems, kodel susirin-
kimas saukiamas tokiu laiku,
valdyba praso paaiskinti, kad
Lietuviu Saleje siuo smetu XII
tokiu laiku nebegalima gauti
vietos, mes uzimta vestuviu ir XII
tokiu parengimQ. Susirinkime
dalyviai bus prasomi pareiksti
savo pageidavimus, kokiu metu
jie noretu tureti kita susirin-
kima. T
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
LIETUvIU KLUBE

dabar yra irengtas puikus tele-
vizijos priimtuvas. Nariai ir ju
sveciai kvieciami apsilankyti ir
pasigereti.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Use Of Point 4 Funds
Urged for Investment
In Ethiopian Cotton
By the Associated Press

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia, Aug.
24.-An American cotton expert
says Point Four" private capital
could profitably be invested in
large-scale cotton growing in
Ethiopia with proper organization
and if carried out as a joint un-
dertaking with the government.
That is the conclusion of Roy
F. Saunders, who has just COM
pleted an extensive survey Of the
possibilities of growing cotton in
Ethiopia for the United Nations
Food and Agricultural Organiza-
ton.
He commented on his findings
as he left for America to make
a formal report to the FAC. He
studied the possibilities in con-
nection with President Truman's
famous Point Four" for export
of American capital and know
how for raising living standards
and improving the economies of
backward areas of the world.
Only large-scale operations.
backed by heavy investments with
profit as the primary motive.
would stand a good chance of
proving successful and of bring
ing in quick and direct results,
Mr.. Saunders believes. But due
to risks involved in such an op-
Grafton, Mr.. Saunders said he
doubts whether any private op-
orators would be willing alone to
make heavy capital outlays on
such an operation.
Favors Joint Setup.
After close study of the situa-
tion and possibilities on the spot.
Mr.. Saunders said he has come to
the conclusion that the best and
most favorable possibilities would
be a joint Ethiopian government
and private capital setup. Under
such an operation, scientific cot
ton cultivation methods could be
most rapidly developed and pro-
duction expanded in the shortest
possible time. The Ethiopian gov
ernment already owns large tracts
of land highly suitable for cotton
growing. Labor is plentiful and
cheap, but would have to undergo
Evening star., 1949-08-24

mills to lower the price Of their
goods, but would widen the local
markets for domestic-made cot
ton goods. for which there is a
constant and growing demand.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Andes FoothiII Region
Is Explored for Oil
By the Associated Pyess

by me AsSoeioIeo Ffest
LONDON-The Petroleum In
formal ton Bureau. in a memoran-
dunn issued in London. said there
"is vast area of potentially oil
bearing land in Latin America
Evening star., 1949-08-24
j. ). Doctor and Wife
Run Remote Hospital
In Syrian Desert Town

DE1R-ES-ZOR, Eastern syria,
Aug. "a (CDN - One of the most
remote modern hospitals in the
world is situated here by the
Euphrates.
For a quarter century Ameri-
can hands have been healing the
Bedouins and Armenian mer-
chants, Kurdish farmers and
Euphrates boatmen.
1t is a small hospital, only 25
beds and four bassinets. The
Presbyterians established it when
this town on the far corner of
the Syrian desert had about 5000
inhabitants.
Population Mounting.
Today, with a new flourishing
wheat country in the Gezireh to
the north. the American hospital
finds itself participating in d
boom. The rich lands of the
Gezireh, where some say 20,000,-
900 farmers could be established
with irrigation. are gradually
opening up. Deir-es-Zor, once
hardly more than a camel stop,
has $4,000 epple and is still
growing.
It's a one-man hospital, run by
DR.. Albert Bertsch of Philadelphia!
and his wife. DR.. Bertsch, who
took his graduate work at Wheat
on College in Illinois. did not hes
itate to bring his two daughters
here with him.
We're trying mainly to lick
what you might call the three
AS" says DR.. Bertsch. They're
anclistomiasis - hookworm, asca-
riasis-roundworm, and amoebia-
SIS"
Summers Frying Hot.
The summers in Deir-es-Zor are
frying hot, even In the little rim
of trees by the Euphrates. In
winter it is so cold here that the
Bedouins push farther east to
pitch their camps.
The hospital is working slowly
toward independence. and already
pays two-thirds of its expenses
DR.. Bertsch runs an X-ray ma
chine which does plates for the
Syrian doctors in the town.
In the outer clinic some patient
scribbled on the wall: mot the
American doctor. but God cures
the sick" DR.. Bertsch has let the
words stand for other patients to
read. He thinks 1t reminds them
of a partnership in healing in
which he is content to accept the
subordinate role.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

a period Of training in modern
methods.
Ethiopia's best cotton growing
soil and climate is in the neigh
borhood of Jimma and Lekempti
and in the nearby Ucchi and Di-
dessa River valleys in the south
western part of the country. The
two rivers flow the year round.
and it was in these areas that the
Italians began development of
large cotton plantations and OBJ
tanned good yields. The contours
of their abandoned plantations
are still to be seen. The aban-
doned gins could be put back into
operation without great cost or
difficulty.
Spins About $500 Tons.
At the present time. Ethiopia's
only textile mill at Dire DaWa
Gtalian built) spins about $500
tons of lint a year. 1t now works
wholly on cotton imported from
America. Mr.. Saunders said he
believes that Ethiopia has posi-
bilities of fully supplying the
needs of this mill, as we'll as
others that might be built, wholly
with domestic cotton.
This not only would enable such
Evening star., 1949-08-24

still to be explored" One of the
most promising regions, now be-
ing explored, is the Montana
zone. which includes parts of Peru
Ecuador and Colombia, at the
foothills of the Andes.
But the memorandum warned
that only if sufficiently large re-
sources were discovered there
would the world oil trade benefit
from it. With enough production.
the construction of pipeline
across the Andes to the Pacific
Ocean would be justified. it said.
Private companies are reluctant
Evening star., 1949-08-24
New Berlin Building
Crowned With Flowers

An old German custom was re-
vived recently at Spandau, in the
British sector of Berlin, when a
crown of flowers and ferns was
raised to the top of a tall building.
It is the power plant building,
which 600 workers now are re-
storing, to assure the electricity
supply. A brief ceremony at
tended the crown-raising and. in
accordance with custom. the
crown will remain for all to see
until the building is completed
late this year.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Africu Hos Its Giants
As Well as Pyqmies

Africa. home of the pygmies,
also produces the tallest people in
the world, as residents of Brussels
recently learned, when delega-
tion of the Batutsi came to Bel
gium on the state visit. Heading
the visitors was Charles Matura
Ruhahigwa, Mwami of Ruanda, in
the Belgian Congo.
The average height of the Ba-
tutsi Is seven feet. Ruhahigwa
himself is seven feet three and
one of his courtiers is eight feet
two.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Duke Enjoys Parcels

The Duke of Gloucester, speak
ing at a reunion dinner of the
Royal Hussars in London. raised
a laugh when. referring to food
packages for the needy. he said:
"I know what these Australian
parcels are like because prac-
tically exist on them"
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Love Birds Flee Songs
Of Drinkers at Hotel

The bar of a hotel in Perth.
Australia, features love birds
giving them the run of the place.
They roost on perches swinging
from the neon lights and nest
among the bottles.
Originally 20 in number. they
have dwindled to two. the owner
explaining that while they are
used to the sound of beer being
drawn, the singing of the drink
ers frightens them away.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
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this soothing balm. Promptly re-
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skin looks better, feels better.
Money back If not delighted.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Swedish Army Pushes
|FiuhtforAbandonmen
OF Neutrality Policy

STOCKHOLM, Aug. "a (NANA)
-Sweden's army, navy and air
force are casting nervous glances
across the Baltic. Worried about
their country's isolated position,
spokesmen for the armed forces
have recently expressed the belief
that Sweden should abandon her
traditional policy of neutrality.
Gen. Helge Jung, commander
in chief of the armed forces. has
many times repeated publicly that
Sweden cannot stand alone. We
are unable to defend ourselves and
must seek help elsewhere"
The army's point of view, more
over, has been made crystal-clear
in a book entitled. For the Free
dom of the North" by 1t. Col.
Malcolm Murray and Capt. Steig
Lofgram. They point out that
foreign policy and defense are
inseparable. saying, Scandinavia
has very little chance of staying
out of a future conflict, as Scan
dinavian bases are strategic for
both the East and the West. We
cannot once again sit by as passive
onlookers without risking our free
dom and the freedom of the North.
Outside Help Needed.
Scandinavia. moreover. cannot
get along without outside help
8 =. BY this we do not mean
liberation after a long occupation.
because Russian occupation is
tantamount to annihilation. Help
must be planned in advance; >it
must come at an early stage"
They continue that to think that
Scandinavian. specifically, Swe-
den-could effectively hold off a
Russian force for none than few
days is optimistic dreaming" In
return for the help she needs,
Sweden must be ready to provide
bases for the great powers.
The book concludes, 1--WE must
provide for an emergency. We
must and want to choose on which
side we are going to be. Under no
circumstances does Sweden want
to use her defense organization to
support a power whose victory
would bring about Sweden's own
defeat
Sweden. specifically, needs tech
nical aid such as radar equipment
and electronic devices. Military
men feel confident that their
northern outposts along the Pin
nish border could be made defen-
sible with "a little more and
newer equipment.
Technical Improvement.
A spokesman for the Army said,
I'VE know that our northern de-
fenses have good features. but they
need certain technical improve
ments. We also know that our
air force, though small, Is modern
and efficient. Indeed we feel that,
for a small, nonmilitary country.
we have a maximum efficiency OF
planning In the use of our money
and men. But. of course. we are
unable to invest in those costly ex-
periments that result in technical
advances" s
To what extent Swedens milf
tary thinking and military needs
will influence her foreign policy Is
still unknown. The governments
decision to stay out of the Atlantic
pact is a popular one. A well-in-
formed observer comments that
"for the moment. the most the
men can do is make Swe-
den aware that neutrality will be
impossible In the next war. They
can warn and this may eventually
change Swedish policy"
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Czechs Fight Black Market

PRAGUE (P).-The Czechoslo-
yak government reports it is cut
ting down the nations black
market with sharp prosecutions
and a more liberal free market
sale of goods without ration cou-
pons. Certifications of black
market goods were reported to
have declined.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
:

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Perry Pretty Paint: wy, VIZ
Eh-17 T2SR37E.
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Buy q. S. Savings Bonds.
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REAL ESTATE DEALS
DEEDS

r.. --E-T- TIL ~ AZ
July 90, Miller Land 81 Live
stock Co. to Carl w. Gross g
Karney j. Redman: WkSW,
SWNW, NESW, NWSE-17; Sc
SW, SWSE-8; Lots 8, 4, S,
SENW-Sec 6 T g SIR. 36E;
SEINE, NESE-25 T8SR36E; Lots
2, 8, Sec. 80 T9SR37E.
July 20, Same to Homer A.
Srott: ShSE-19; SWSW-20;
NWNW-29 T2SR37E; NV, WIZ
NE, ~WRWRERNE-28; SkSW,
SWSE, WRWhSEASEA-2 1
TlSR37E.
July %, Same to Same: N.Y.,
NRSR-20 T2SR37E: Lots /, 2,
8, 4 &c 5, NRSbNE, SENW-6
T3SR37E; Lot 4. SESW, Sk-
SE-31 T2SR37E.
July 80, Katheryn b. Thayer
etcon to Lillian Heinrich: Sc
81; Ws-22 T6SR32E.
July 80, Margaret Heinrich to
Lillian Heinrich & Katheryn
Thayer: Same as last above
(QCD).
July, 80, Henry Dorm Sr. .etux
to Mary Dorm: Tract 150'x160'
in South part of NRSWSE-14
T1SR33E.,
August /, John Young, La
Rena Adsit, LaRue Young, Jes-
sic Young, Charlie Young etux
to Chas. L. Young, SWA, SW-
Sc Sec. 4; Lots Is to rs incl,
NRSW, MISE SESE Sec. 5;
NINE, NENW Sec. 9, Twp. 8 S.
r. SO E. SWA Sec. 81, NWA
Sec. %, Twp. 6. S. r. 38 E.
August 2, Leslie P. Schroeder
etux to Robert Carney: SW-15;
SE-16 T6SR33E.
August 8, Big Horn County to
Austin G.. Slattery: No. So Lot
2, Blk. 1, 4th Adm. to Hardin.
August g.. O. E. Lee etux to
Hubert e. Woodland: WRSW-26;
SkSR-27; ny
MINE, w
RNW-35 T4SR30E.
August A, H. A. Wright etux
to Robert M. Costello. 1872 a.
in WBNWSE-1 T3SR34E.
August 4, Robert M. Costello
to Luella M. Wilson: Same as
last above.
August 6, w. L. Bell etux to
Allan F. Marshall: NJ Lot /
g. NB Lot 2, Blk. 4, Highland
Park Addn. to Hardin.
August g., John M. Burns
etux to Lionel Groom etuX: NJ
Lots 10, 20, Blk. IA Highland
Park Addn.s to Hardin.
PATENT
July %, United States to
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Charlie Young is combining
grain near BuSby, Randalls arr
combining for Bixbys an6
SmallS, and Bill Newbigging Ii
combining for Hinton Biglee
and himself. ALI report a better
yield than was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Anderson
Bill and Billy Anderson, Glenn
Adsit, MI and Mrs. Ben Sitter
Mrs William Davidson and Slim
Worleys were dinner guests Of
the Dwight Fergusons Tuesday
evening.
A range fire on the Spear c
burned about twenty acres be-
fore it was brought under con-
troll. Another fire on the ole
Susie Adsit place Sunday night
was stopped before it burned
very much. Both fires were
caused by lightning.
Many Kirby people attended
the p. K. rodeo.
Dr. and Mrs. Finley and two
daughters of Omaha, Nebr., ar
rived Friday to spend the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Ferguson. Mrs. Finley and Mrs.
Ferguson were in nurses train
ing together in Evanston, III.
They attended the p. X. rodeo
Sunday.
Mrs. Bill NeWbigging of Sher-
idan and Henry Smith of New
York drove out from Sheridan
Monday. Both will spend some
time at the Walter Taylor
ranch.
Bob Diller Of Aurora, ILL.,, is
spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Diller, and sister,
Mrs. Dwight Ferguson and fam
lily The OILERS will leave
Thursday for their home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-18
Civil Service Exdras
Are Announced

Federal Civil Service announ-
ceS examinations for probation
al appointment to the positions
Of physical therapist, $2974 to
$3727 a year in the Veterans
Administration in the states OF
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and
Washington; ordnance engin-
eer, $6235 a year, and organi-
zation and methods examiner,
$3727 a year, in the United
States naval base, Bremerton,
Wash, and other federal gov
eminent agencies in the states
of Idaho, Montana, Oregon and
Washington.
Further information and APP
plication forms may be obtain
ed from the secretary, Board of
u. S. Civil Service Examiners
at any first or second-clasS
post office, or from the direc-
tor, Eleventh u. S. Civil Service
Region, 302 Federal Office
Building, Seattle, 4.
Applications for ordnance
engineer and methods examin-
er must be on file with the
executive secretary, board of u.
S. Civil Service Examiners
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard,
Bremerton, Washington, not
later than August 20, I949.
Applications for physical
therapist should he filed with
the executive secretary, Zone
Board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners No. IL, Veterans Adj
ministration district office, Ex-
change building, Seattle 4,
Washington, Immediately.
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Recreation Areus
To Be Developed

Recreation areas around Blu
reau of Reclamation reservoirs
in Montana will be speedily de-
veloped under terms of legisla-
ton which passed the House
this week, Congressman Wesley
A. DsEwart declared.
DtEwart said the bill will
permit the secretary of interi-
or to build recreational facili-
ties near reclamation reservoirs
on a basis similar to the cur
rent Army development of Ft.
Peck recreational facilities.
The Montana congressman,
whose committee approved the
legislation, gave Hungry Horse,
Canyon Ferry and the Lower
MariaS as reservoirs now under
construction where recreational
facilities ultimately will be
built.