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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

ESyEeSMkGB 81 OF Director TaE DtsrtGr eon
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
feyed ieH II Room oOa 59s gStFist gtTsefa Hqa
pM pRMsfhin5tcYR pSYL1aHF { P sAv1Sa e sdtil Tine GS
JUNE Is. 1851. and then publicly
opened and read for Repairing and
Reconditiofling Oil Burner Equip
Gbidrsa msnt at ts 60 Rf Rscelyng Ts 6aa Ho%e fsr
washington. D. G. proposal forms
and specifications may be obtained
in the once of Chief Clerk. E. D..
Room 427. District Building. (Tele-
phone Ma. 5000, Ext. 237S).
Jess.
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AU-
THORITY-INVITATIoN FOR BIDS
CONSTRUCTION Contract). - Sealed
ceived for furnishing Of all labor
and materials and performing all
work necessary and incidental to
the construction of Stanton Dwellings
housing project. Della compris-
ing 34S dwelling units and located
at Stanton Road and Alabama Ave.
nue. nue. Sc, washington. p: 6; until i
Time on the 18th day of July 1851,
by the National Capital Housing
Authority at its ofices at 1887 L
Street NV. Washington. D. c.. at
which, time and place all bids will
of contract documents, including
plans and specifications will be
on file beginning June 13. 1851.
at the ONCE of the Director of
Project DEVELOPMENT, National Cap
ital Housing Authority, Room 216,
172S l. Street NV. Washington. D.
C. Copies of the documents may be
obtained by depositing thirty dol
lars $4,000 with the National
Capital Housing Authority for each
set of documents so obtained. Such
deposit will be refunded to each
person who returns the plans. spe-
ciflcations. and other documents in
good condition within ten u0l days
after bid opening. NATIONAL
CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY.
By HOHN IHLDER. Executive Direc-
toIess je6.e.12.
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petent, for photo retouching, and
rendering of technical subjects. Age
20-35. Position is with expanding
organization. Offering modern en-
ploye benefits. Excel. salary for
qualifed person. Call HU. 5000.
MR.. HOLBRUNER. IL
BENCH REPAIRMAN-
Repair small appliances. lamps. etc
Good working cond. Vacation with
pay. Call Mr.. WEST. OR. 1914.
REPAIRMEN - Expert
enced. truck furnished; all makes
major appliances; good opportu-
nifty; vacation with pay. Call Mr..
WEST, OR. 1914. -I3
helpers. installers.
electric protection signaling system.
national concern engaged in ma
tional defense work; permanent po-
sitior, interesting work On-the-job
training program for veterans: va
cation. wage progressive plan. Phone
EX. 1854 for interview. %
ASPHALT TILE SETTER. experienced
only. Apply at SOL Eye st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER--Whole-
sale food distributor has opening
for assistant bookkeeper; 5-day
week Please INQUIRE before noon.
MERIT FOODS, INC, 1856 okie st.
ne. In 6-7340. Ill
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JANITOR

The Star mas an opening for Q
colored ianitor who Is 25-35 years
of age. ambitious and willing to
to pass physical exam. Apply Per-
sonDel. Room SOC. Open weekdays
S:30-5; Sat 81 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
l1OI Penna. Ave. NV
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No.
B-1-3246-51 will be received at the
reau Of Standards, Bldg. No. %,
Connecticut Ave and Van Ness Sts.,
until 2 pm, June IL, 1851, and
then publicly opened for furnish
ing and installing air conditioning
equipment at the Mount Weather,
Virginia Experimental Protective
Structure as described in the speci-
fications and drawings which may
be obtained from the Procurement
Section, National Bureau of Stand
ia0
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ELECTRONICS
Engineers and TechnicianS
Permanent positions offering interest
Apply NATIONAL ELEcTRONIC
LABORATORIES, ms Kalorama rd
NV. HU 5000. -13
ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE MAN.
with electrical license preferred. top
wages. Box 429-C. Star. %
elevator starter, Munsey Bldg. 1929
EEEVFAiToR [ II ntT; OPERATOR. must 1g Work
switchboard. Hours. to II r.m.;
ELEVATOR gS III or oPERATioR aaiIi for eveu:nss
Apply 1880 R st. nv, 49, ll AL
and maintenance work Tor oil burn.
children; salary, 5000, plus apt.
and utils. Apply 1925 18th st. NV
ESGINEGR's SSiis EGz HELPER Agply to
HOTEL. 18th and NJ sts. NV.
ENGINEER, sober 1hite man, for new
apt. bldg, heavy oil; experience re-
quired: apt. and salary. Call Mr..
CLARK, 4 to 5 pm. weekdays
ENGINEER. Ae SEHR; 5th class; good salary;
must be reliable and sober: refer
ences required. Box 427-C. star.
10
ENGINEER maint. man.. white: good
wages with liv. quar-. furn. Apply
Baileys Crossroads. Phi. Mr.. KIER-
NAN, FA. 6700; ewes. JE. 3-SSS7
ENGINEER-MAINTENANCE. white.
with 5th and 1th grade D. C. IL
cense: must be sober. reliable and
agreeable; excellent working condi-
tions: 40-hour week; small build
ing. Box 443-D. Star.
ESTIMATOR - Established plumbing
and heating concern wishes the Serv-
ices OF experienced man to do esti-
mating and supervision work; good
position for right man. Box 374-C,
state Qualifications and salary ex-
fidence. Box l19-E. Star. Ill
work: long lob. Call MURPHY. 81.
FLOOR sANDERs-rop wages iO to
Caii MURPHY. 81. 605s. 10
FOOD CHECKER-6-day week; steady
employment; downtown hotel; phone
FouNTsfN 11 T2sR fsfi.Pr afEP white only. full
time or part time, experienced re-
auired. Call MR.. WITT, GE. 1445
FOUNTAIN MAN, high-type expert
enced. with reference, capable Of
supervising; $50 wk. to start, meals
and uniforms furnished: modern
air-conditioned drugstore. See MIR;
MCKEE in person. PEARSON
PHARMACY, 244s Wisconsin ave.
NV. III
drugstore; must have excellent local
fountain reference. 1901 Georgia
FuRNITURE PACKERS, china pack
ers; steady work; wages, .S60.4S per
week at start, with ample opportu-
AGE CO.. 1I4O 18th st. NV, -13
GARAGE ATTENDANT, colored; good
working conditions and good salary
Apply garage, ALBAN TOWERS.
$500 Mass: ave. nv:
shift manager. Apply ADAMS
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JOHN c. POOLE and

DUDLEY G. SKINNER. attorneys.
11I9 Eye street, NV.
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia:
Estate of MITcHELL a. SKINNER,
7S'oi4.IoRDER FixING S NEW
DATE FOR TRIAL AND PROVID-
ING FOR PUBLICATIONS The no.
tiflcation as to the trial of the issues
IN this case relating to { M the validity 4,
day Of october. 1949. purporting TO
Mitchell A. Skinner deceased, hav-
ing been returned as to the I'm
known heirs-at-law and next-of- kin
e er M1tehe Rshes Ae1 Selnps5 snd Nsh1in William Nj
Davis. mot to be found" is Is, by
1851 oRbERED: That said issues @
be set down for trial before 9 Jury.
at the. Court House occupied by the
United States District Court for the
day Of Oct, 1851; and that this
order and the. substance of said
issues be published once a week for
four successive weeks In The Wash
ington Law. Reporter and. twice a
week. for the same period in! The
ENCt41I4s DUAL. TIC suDSbduCc VI odlO
issues being as follows: One: Was
the paper writing filed in this
Court and bearing date the 14th day
of October. 1949. the last will and
testament of Mitchell A. Skinner,
deceased? Two: Was the said paper
writing dated the l4th day Of Octo-
ber, l949. purporting to be the last
will and testament OF Mitchell A.
Skinner. deceased. executed and at
tested in due form. as required by
law? Three: Was the said Mitchell
A Skinner at the time of the making
and subscribing or of the aeknowl-
edging by him of the said paper
writing of sound and disposing mind
and capable Of executing q valid
deed or contract? Four: Was the
said paper writing dated the 14th
day of october, 1949. obtained. or
the execution thereof. or the sub
scription thereto procured from the
said. Mitchell A. Skinner, deceased.
by fraud or deceit practised upon
the said Mitchell A. Skinner by any
person or persons? Five: Was the
said paper writing dated the 14th
day Of October. l949. obtained. or
the execution thereof procured from
the said Mitchell A. skinner. de-
duress; or coercion ,;l Of any psrson q
JESI Jndgs S,N seal, ; 4 oSs tTgs Copy; Attest;
lister Of wills for the District Of
Court. my24. 90. 81 .je2.7,9.14.16
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PERSONAL

MOTHER AND 2 CHILDREN wish
room and board and care Of chill
dren. Phone JU. 7-5621. between
7:30 and pm. I2s
in nursing home; 24-hr.
nursing care; licensed by county and
State SH. 604c
EXPERIENCED sPoTTER desires
part7tims work evenings. Box
CHILD CARE in pvt. home; pick UP
and del. service or board; univ.
CITY VIC Write Box 357-D- star
baths; gentlemen.
WILLIAMS. formerly opp. Mayfowsr.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. 6112.
10"
WHITE LADY wishes companion and
Ink. to refined middle-aged lady.
Best ref, ia. 4-O69s. I0s
resistered; ofice treatments
vlAacsISsSi AZ FoR CHILD. happy, IA,
dogs. AP. 644s. 1os 81"
VACANCY-Nurses pvt. home; 1st-
II. rm.; next to bath; for elderly or
cconvp; best care and food. SH
OPENINGS in nursery school: hot
dinners; individual attention; small
pA~1PS' ~ AoAsp' AuAH. wv. 0SHO.
10
SINGING PINES NURSERY HOME
A fine nursing home for the care
Of bed and ambulatory patients
Phone Fairfax us. 10
SINUS HEADACHES? Nervousness
Consult Chiropractic Health Center
1919 F st. NV. ST. 244l. %
HENS, 81 each. any width. includes
fitting and new tape. dresses, skirts,
slips and robes. Limited offer, 10
days. NEEDLECRAFT. 7l6 IIth st.
NV. End d Hours. 8 am. to pm.
10
reliable busi-
pessman with finest references, leav-
ing Sept. l for Athens. Rome and
Paris, is willing to undertake sew
eral commissions for any interested
parties. Replies held in strictest
confidence Write Box 466-C, Star I
----10
SUMMER DAY CAMP opening june
1S to Sept. IS. For children from
2-S yrs Of age. Door -to-door transp.
from z AMI pm Winter pro.
gram also available. Swimming,
riding, hot lunch and maps provided.
OIL. 1883. -l3
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AUTO LUBRICATTON MAN-Experi-
good references. Apply Mr.. Peers,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO. 1887 Irving
AUTO LuBR1cATIoN MAN-Experi-
conditions. 5-day week. other bene-
f1ts; See Mr. ,stockley. MCKEE
AGTo AfGGTGliAfi MEcHaNic assf HELPEks-5aay II;
week, good working conditions. paid
yseati1n, See Mr. Stockley. MCKEE
AUTO MECHANICS. trucks. 1st class,
steady work; paid holidays, vaca-
tons, Decentralization. etc. Interna-
uonal truck dealer See Mr.; Gun
AUTO MECHANICS-5 top-notch. all
to start. $50 per wk.: 5ia days;
Kaiser exper. desirable but not nee.
Gail NE. 1856 or see Mr. Pierce,
REDS K AND F SALES AND sERv-
AEToMoBfLE III; e Il E. ne MECHANIC, 1pe experi-
enced with Chrysler products; perm
anent Job with paid holidays and
vacations; group life and hospitali-
zation insurance.: 5la-day week. Ap-
ply Mr.. Funk. BETHESDA MOTORS,
INC, Bethesda, Md. Phone OIL.
AUTO MECHANIC. new car get
ing conditions; disqualification and
son. JUSTINE NICHOLSON OLDs-
NOBLE; MOI $500 Bait, blvd. Hyatts-
AUTO MEcHANIcs-we need 2 ex-
perienced auto mechanics. You can
earn 500 wk. or better with US
RON PONTIAC. NC. $3.50 anI' Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 5000
AUTO MECHANICS t3). also grease
man: guaranteed weekly wage. paid
vac saeatiSn sSnn and helidsys; a clean; mod, ID
rs MOTOR o. Co, ess H St. NE.
AuTo MESCHAN1cs-openipgs for ex-
perienced auto mechanics in. one Of
Washlngton,s largest automobile
firms excellent working conditions.
disqualification and paid vacations:
stoskiey, MCKEE PONTIAC. pcs SIS IS
AUTO, METAL HiMi MAN, top salary: yIS psid
vacation. Apply in person. RITE
WAY AUTO PAINTERS I'LL End
Afro PARTS BOY to help in nlS stock
rm. and learn automotive line: good
pay. Call Me. 1855 or see Mr.
Moody. REDS K AND F SALES
AND SERVICE, "a H st. ne. 10
AUTO PARTS counter man. Ford ex.
perience preferred but not necessarv.
Downtown location at Washington s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 51a-day week,
paid vacation. hospital ana group
benefits See Ed Gust. HILL g. TIB-
BITS, INC, lila Vermont ave
NV. Ill
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

I'VE OE LAAA4 ED i An 4NEA6S
Notice IS hereby given By the under
signed that they have formed a
limited partnership under the firm
name of GREBER BROS. with Of
fees at 3045 v Street NE, wash
ington, D. c.. to engage in the buSi-
ness of distributing electrical and
household appliances in Washing
ton, D. c.. Baltimore. Md, and such
other place or places as the best
interests Of the partnership may
appear. The general partners are
Saul Greber Of 1000 Dale Dr., Sill
yer Spring. Md, BENJAMIN Greber
Nd; Mo = and Joseph Greber Of 2221
The special partners are William
Cohen of 300 Lawnsdale Dr., Sill
yer Spring, Md. who has actually
contributed in cash to the capital
OF the common stock of the partner
ship the sum of $1,000, and
Charles Cohen of 9615 Flower Ave,
Silver Spring. Md. who has actual
ly contributed in cash to the capi-
tai of the common stock of the
Partnership the sum of $4,000
The partnership is to commence on
May 81. 1871 unless sooner ter I
minated, renewed or continued in
the. manner provided for in the
partnership agreement and in ac-
cordance with law. The above terms
OF the limited partnership were
certified and filed with the Clerk of
the United States District Court for
the District of Columbia on June !.
1851. by the undersigned. SAUL
GREBER. BENJAMIN GREBER. JO-
SEPH GREER. WILLIAM COHEN.
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SPECIAL ON HENS, e75c
For limited time. dress and skirt
hens, reg. 81 80 each, Q for price
Of / in groups. Quick service. Gen.
LEA ENGEL DREsSMAKER
lilo F ST. NV, RIM. 20 EX. 1909
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HELP MEN

COUNSELOR for coed summer camp;
June 2o-Aus. Is. Call OIL. 1924.
DELIVERY BoY-PoRTER for drug
store work. Must have D. C. permit
UPTOWN PHARMACY. $3.50 Conn.
ave. EN-. 800. Ill
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COOK

Colored; good working conditions.
good salary. Apply in person,
VICTORY GRILL, 1117 Good Hope
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COUNTERMAN. white. must Be neat
appearing; for night work. Apply
DEE GEE DINER. HOO Vermont ave.
10
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AUTO POLISHER

AUTO POLISHER
Experienced with buffer. TOP money
for a steady. reliable man. Apply
Immediately: see Mr.. Blass, or Mr.
kaufman.
RELIABLE MOTORS
101 New York Ave. NE. Ia
AUTO SALESMAN-Opportunity for
exper. man in new and used cars.
Ex eel. proposition for man 30-40
yrs. old. See Mr.. Hook. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, Studebaker Deal
er. 5S5 N. Glebe rd. OW. 7722.
AUTO SALESMAN - We have an
opening for an experienced auto
salesman. Plenty of nice cars to
sell at the right prices. 100 per cent
floor time. Exper. man can average
after 5 pm. AUTO Wholesalers.
INC, 1871 Bladensburg rd. ne
AUTO PAINT SHOP HELPER-5-day
week, good working conditions. paid
vacation. See Mr.. Ryon. MCKEE
aGTo H1N}iAG sfRvIcR ICE srxT1oN II oy ATTESSD.
ANT-Exper. man. No night or Sun.
work; good salary; also opening for
part-time helpers. Apply In per-
son AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER.
5S5 N. Glebe rd. OW. 7722. 10
~ Y~-~p~ rY-r ~-~~
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SPECIAL NOTIcES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my
self. MALAcIAH H. BOOKER, 1l3e
EG 500 has purchased Mr. Frank
A. Foote's restaurant, located at
108 H st. NV, Washington. D. c.,
and on and after June Is. 1851, l.
Ng 500. will not be responsible for
any debt contracted by any one
other than myself. FRANK A,
FOOTE, Seller; NC 500. Purchaser.
49,
j WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself. STURGIS T. SMITH,
121 Galveston pl. S.w.
URGENT; blind, diabetic lady. 65,
desires room and board with private
family, needs some help and daily
walk Box 421.D Star Los
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Accountants. Juniors

Permanent positions with large CPA
firm. Excellent opportunity to gain
public accounting experience. State
age, education. experience and SAL
ary expected. Box 377-c, Star.
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Auto Glass Man

Must be experienced; good salery.
good working conditions.
ACE AUTO GLASS SHOP
1885 p st. NV.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
Lodge Grass Team
Second at
Forsyth Track Meet

Lodge Grass thincladS placed
second in the district 5 track
and field meet held last Friday
at Forsyth.
Forsyth took first with 7034
points. Lodge Grass had SO
points Colstrip 27h, Hysham
IA, Rosebud 9, and Shepherd
failed to score.
Lodge Grass tailed their
points with a first and five
seconds, as well as placing third
and fourth in several events. b
Glumbik heaved the shotput
IL feet, two inches, to take
first in that event. Seconds
were scored by Conroy in the
high and low hurdles. Glumbik
in javelin throw, and Fellows
in high Jump. Lodge Grass al
placed second in the half-mile
relay.
Other point getters included
the following:
Stevens, third, 440-yard dash;
Schick, fourth, 440-yard dash;
Spotted Horse, third, haIf-mile
run; Conroy, fourth, half-mile
run; Foltz, third, high hurdles:
Clanin, fourth, discus; Spotted
Horse, third, javelin; Barnes,
fourth, javelin; Schick, fourth,
broad Jump.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
Intent Receivers From
Contact With Poison

Little Patricia Kuck, IT
month-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Kuck of Dunmore
has recovered from what might
have been a more serious ac-
cident when she came in con-
tact with a poisonous substance
at the family home.
Patricia was playing. in the
yard at her parents home when
her two-year-old sister found a
sack containing calcium arsen-
ate, beneath a porch. The in
FAINT had swallowed Some ofthe
poison, containing arsenic and
used for insect control. when
her mother discovered What4the
children had found. 49,.
Mrs. Kuck summoned a
neighbor, who accompanied her
and the child to Hardin;swhers
a local physician treated Pat
ricia. She was taken to. Billings
later Tor observation and re-
turned to her home Sunday
afternoon. I
Mrs. Kuck said the yard has
been cleaned regularly in the
two years they have lived at
their present home, butt the
poison had not been discovered,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17

"Goofy", 2-year-old buffalo
belonging to Mrs. Mary Jane
Williams of the Battlefield
Souvenir shop near Crow Agen-
cy, is the obpect of much at
tention from tourists who visit
the battlefield and the souVen-
ir shop daily.
The young buffalo has be-
come a pet since making his
home at the souvenir shop, Mrs.
Williams says, but he is not to
be trusted too far, and the day
is coming, she believes when
he will have to be dispensed
with or taken to other pastures,
since domeStication of the ami
NAL decreases as he grows old
er.
In preparation for the COM
ing 18th Anniversary celebra-
ton of Clusters battle, the SOU
venir shop recently has under
gone remodeling and enlarging
The shop now is twice it's for
mer size and is finished in
knotty pine. =
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
Seek Survivors for
Attendance at
Program

A search for Sioux Indian
survivors of Clusters last stand
is in progress this week, accord
ing to Carl Sloan, chairman OF
the 18th Anniversary celebra-
ton of Clusters battle to be OBJ
served here June Is.
Sloan said the Indian Service,
Department of Interior, is aid
ing in an attempt to determine
how many of the Indian sur
vivors of the historic battle are
still living, and how many can
possibly attend the program
here on June Is.
A special effort is being
made to obtain transportation
and accommodations . for as
many of the survivors as pos
sible. Survivors are believed to
be. living on reservations in
South Dakota.
In addition to Gen. George
C. Marshall. secretary of de-
FfenSe, Gen. Albert C.. Wedemey-
er, and other distinguished per-
sons who are expected to be
present at the celebration, an
invitation has also been issued
to Jacob Horner of Bismarck
N. D., only living authentic
member of the 7th cavalry in
1876, from whom acceptance is
awaited.
Governor John w. Bonner
has also issued an invitation to
a Korean war veteran member
of the 7th cavalry, who is eX-
pected to attend and take part
in the program, the chairman
said.
Members of the Crow Indian
tribe of this county also are
planning special rituals and &C
tivitieS in native Indian custom
to be presented during the an
niverSary, according to Robert
Yellowtail, chairman of the
Crow Indian tribal council. The
Indians will take part in the
parade in Hardin, the chair
man stated. 49,:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
No Budget Estimate
For YelloWtdil Dam

No budget estimate has been
submitted for the YelloWtail
dam project for the fiscal year
1852, according to information
received here this week.
In a letter to Robert Yellow
tail of Lodge Grass, Carl Hay
den, chairman of the Senate
subcommittee on appropria-
tions, made the following state
ment: -,
with reference to your let
ter of January 18 and Febru-
airy %, both with enclosures,
requesting to be heard in OPP
position to the proposed yell
loWtail dam, I write to advise
that inasmuch as there is nc
budget estimate for this pro-
ject for the fiscal year 1852,
there will be no necessity for
you appearing in opposition to
the project"
YelloWtail, chairman of the
Crow Indian tribal council, had
received a previous telegram
from Senator .Zales N. Ecton
advising him of similar inform
alton issued by Hayden.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
Church TO Be Host
To Synod Next Week

The Rocky Mountain synod
of the Evangelical and Reform
ed church will meet at the
Hardin church next Tuesday
and Wednesday for its annual
conference, it has been an
nounced; by the Rev. A. C.
Kroehler. local pastor.
Pastors and laymen, repres-
enting churches in Montana,
wyoming, Colorado and the
western parts of Nebraska and
South Dakota, will attend.
As a preliminary to the con-
ference, the new religious sound
film, "The Wonderful Life, will
be shown at 8 p. m. Monday.
Business sessions will begin at
9 a. m. Tuesday. The Rev. Hen
ry Baumgaertel of Scottsbluff,
Nebr., is the presiding officer
of the synod.
DR.. Ben Herbster of Nor
wood, Ohio, UNCONVENTIONAL rep
resentative, will address the
conference on the work of the
cnurcn TUESDAY at Z:3U %. m.
He will also deliver the sermon
at the evening service at 8
o'clock Tuesday.
At 8 p. m. Wednesday, a-Ger-
man service will be held, with
DR.. NJ. Schoenhaar of Greeley,
Colo, a former pastor of the
Hardin church, bringing the
message.
The evening services, as well
as the business sessions, are
open to the public.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-17
Services for Green
Conducted at
Lodge Grass Churct

Funeral services were con-
Quoted Wednesday, May Is, at
the Little Brown church in
Lodge Grass for Clifton Charles
Green, Jr., IS, well-known
Lodge Grass oil distributor and
theater operator, who was Kill
led in an automobile accident
Sunday, May Is, near Sonnet
in Powder River county. J
The Rev. G.. A. Bentley OF
Crow Agency was in charge of
the services and burial was in
the Hardin cemetery with SITS.
John lodge No. go, A.. F.-& A. M.
conducting committal services.
Mr.. Green was a passenger
in a car driven by Phillip Leid-
holt of LoeSch. Leidholt was
hoSpitalized in Miles City, as
were three persons in the sec
ond car involved in the head-or
collision. Green died of a brok-
en- neck.
He was born May 29, 1915
and came to Big Horn county
in 1888. In 1941 he moved tic
Lodge Grass, and on March 81
OF that year he married Marie
Jensen Of Hardin in a cere-
mony at Big Timber. -.
During his residence In Lodge
Grass, he was active in civic
affairs. He served as. a mem
Der of the Boy Scout troop
committee, was a member OF
the town council of Lodge
Grass for two terms. and for a
number of years had served as
chairman of the, March : OF
Dimes in the Lodge Grass area
Surviving, besides the widow
are two children, Clifton c.. III
and Patricia Eva; his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton C. Green
ST., of Ashland; three brothers
Michael of San Francisco; Har-
old of st. Louis and Kirk. Of
Ashland, and two sisters, San
ma, who is attending school al
Bozeman and Mrs. D. j. o.
Connor, also of Bozeman.
He was a member of SITS
John lodge of Hardin and oil
the Shrine at Billings.