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Evening star., 1951-04-22
IHELp MEN 3 WoMEN tcens. |

REPRESENTATIVE
30-45 to call on schools. colleges and
libaries for Encyclopaedia Britain
MICA. Salary. travel expenses and
bonus compensation. Should have 2-5
nished. Address Educational Depart.
ment, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN.
MICA, 20 N. Wacker dr., Chicago {,
Illinois. so appoint. can be set for
interview April 2Sth in WaShington
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TELEPHONE
SAT,ESWOMEN

Telephone sales department has
opening for ambitious women to
sell new and renewal subscriptions
for leading publications. Can work
from home or office, full or part
time. Leads furnished. Box 2S-Y,
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TYPIST
TYPIST

(under 400
371s-L&ur, 5-Day Week
Bonus Vacation for Good Attendance
Sick Leave
Economical Cafeteria Facilities
Group Insurance
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co.
Room 300. S16 14th st. NV.
Between 9 am-3 PM . .
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TEACHERS

We will pay selected teachers a guar
anteed minimum income of S45 wk.
this summer in your own school dis
trict; minimum can be over $100
wk. (MarshalD FIELD ENTER
PRISES. p. o. Box 1904. Wash,
D. c., phone Columbia 2514.
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i YPIN :. FXPERT WORK. LOWEST
P'-T~ Pr TIP AND DELIVERY
SERVICE WI R2A1
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Learn TYPINC--SS Month
Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice OF Tours from Q sm-9 pm.
TYPINc SC-TOOI,
1908 6 St' NV, Sterling 2252
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
At home in your snare time. It Of
fers big ADVANTAGES 400 other
courses in business and encineering.
Get information today. I. C. 8. 232
Bond R'ae ME- s16e
LEARN WEAVING NOW
No lost vacation days If you learn
hand-weaving now. Interesting
and profitable hobby for sunny OF
rain days. WI. 1910, g to pm.
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Switchboard Opeartor
For NV. apt. bldg. Must know PIX;
only experienced need apply. See
Resident Manager, 1880 Wise. ave.
NV.
TEACHER, qualified for part-time
position in cooperative nurses
school. Phone OV. 2533 for details.
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Telephone Investigator

AN4NPAAS&AS 4AANS0045&SS4
Girl wanted for telephone investiga-
tion work, some filing; typist pref.
but not essential; vacation, insur-
ance. disqualification and bonus.
Apply in person, W. T. Adkins
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP s..
3237 R. I. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
TELEPHONE Observation-Disclosures
hotel work; alternate shifts; liberal
company benefits. Apply employment
office, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
TELEPHONE OPERAToR-TYPIST. in
surance Office; 5-day week; free
group insurance. Reply Box 492-V.
Star. pa
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STENOGRAPHER

Colored; permanent position in mod
ern oflce: good salary, hospitaliza-
tion, insurance and vacation bene-
fits. 212 H st. NV, ST. S200.-24
STORE MAID, colored. 1910; full OF
sgaop, sgfaso5 'i@f: VI: SSH. aHE TOWN cRlER
SWITCHBOARD AND ELEV. OPER.-
Colored; large apt. house. After 10
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ACTIVE COU-TE as MAJ
ager and caretaker of large down
town apartment property; stead
lntelllgent, non-drinker. non-emok,
ary according to ability; no children.
Box 1913. Star.
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TELEPHUNE secretarial and recep-
tion desk positions at Carlton House,
a new 485-unit apt. bldg. at $500
Wisconsin ave-; no PIX board
secretartal telephone service only;
excellent environment. For per-
sonable and dependable woman over
80. Call OR. $500 after s am
Monday for appt. to be interviewed
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We offer very interesting and we'll
paid position. See our ad under
Young Lady" EXQUISITE CLEAN
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BETHESDA

PART-TIME POSITION
30-o5; business exper. unnecessary;
PA or Red Cross work helpful; viii
pay $1,000 or better; personal in
teryiew arranged. Car necessary.
write, giving phone number. p. 3.
Box 3l39. Wash, D. C.
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PItNo EaETHoDs which are differ.
ent. marvellous. Ages 3 yrs. up,
group or individual Phone WO.
1855. UPTOWN MUSIC CENTER,
3406 Conn. ave. Harriet Frazier.
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cont. J

TRADE 10000 SO. FT., Ist CONNER
cial land, 9th and Chesapeake s.e.,
for investment property. LU. 4-6540.
APPROX. e ACRES Industrial COM
mercial land, fronting on River rd.,
mr.. So. oxy. Co. and B. & o. r. r.; ;
q real buy-act now. HUDSON CO.,
uN. 1915 or uN. 7171; ewes; or
HOME AND SHOP, desirable 6-rm.
row brk. in excel. cond., on Ga. ave-,
nr; Randolph; zoned commercial; q
many possibilities; priced at S19,950
with $4,000 cash, balance monthly
Call r, ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor
RE. 1ls1. WI. 1857. ia. 2-1317.
--19
3 A. FRONTING on q. 8. No. be-
tween Ft. Belvoir and Alexandria;
trsisrs tneiSass an9 s9%a s,nlS houss Sc dsGuipped
ieSs sideresd. oiSig'S; cH. s14s. ssefms' lease con-
IDEAL TOURIST HOME, spacious
modern: beautifully Handicapped;
extra space for cabins. Below pro-
duction cost. OWNER. GIL. 0956.
1914 NICHOLS AVE. Sc Frame
bldg, in fine condition. can be used
f55 lot aa5onns q 1ms TIE tSSgSYi entire 81 prop By
erty 100 by 155 to alley; ideal for
sa&rs sai&Gr ssseesxya exyaRdMEEE BE- wblllasems b4oeer VIII go
2ao9Q401; Sundays, 10. 3-416S or AK.
DRY CLEANING place. excel. busi-
ness. building. lot, equipment; locat-
ed in Falls Church; Is yrs. In the
3-5164
TOURIST CAMP on Route 211 near
ralrIax' COTTAGES. cabins. trailer
highly successful. Call for details
MISS KING. KE. 3-5l64.
929-931-933 10th ST. NV.
Income S485; 3 stores and 4 apis. /;
(full comm.). BOB HOLLANDER,
owner, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 9743.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

and-CoMMERCIAL. $500 So. it.;
ioe;as ioeai central eInL NV; location: 4 lava
any purpose. Box sis-R. Star. ar. MS MS
USED CAR LOT for rent-At corner
o. 53rd and Marlboro pike Sc.
Yate bldg; 10 Offices or work rooms.
Interior modernized in all respects.
Low rent with utils. furnished. CARL
and Sun, MI 1854. is
1-SToRY BRICK, concrete and steel
bldg, 40x120, approx. 4.S0O so. tt.
plus balcony approx. 1000 so. #,
Once front, shop rear; 3-phase cur
SIG trucks from alley. side and rear.
suitable for various purposes. Zoned
End commercial. Vic. N. Capitol st.
ne, mr., lexington and Union Mar
Set freight yards. GOODWIN &
oLDS, Ma, S166. lis
trees. water, cleo, coal heating
plant. good for many uses now;
on Ga. ave. Just beyond Wheaton; ;
good spot, rent in accordance with
rs usage. Owner. STROUP, GE.
eo1s M ST. N.w.-commercial on,v:
8 floors; S1O0 mo. or viii remodel ode
ST, 554S, Lo. 5-S755. wal 0ei wS0
COLUMBIA PIKE-Arlington; brick
mouse. center, Of CO area; suitable
prof; OF small bus: use. CHI. 1888.
92s 10Th ST. N.W.-At Goth and
K ST.; 3-story bldg. with store or
offices on ground floor and offices
on upper floors. GUARANTY
REALTY INC, 1923 10th st. NV.
SPACE ?'S VACANT. 1st coml, urgent
need here for refgr. and TV repair:
mos, free rent, cond. ST.. 5533.
24th AND r. I. AVE. NE. Soft
front; approx.. 5000 So. it.; ideal
no dor used car lot. R. G. DUNNE HO.
APPROX. 5000 SO. FT., End COM
nnercial; good for almost any use;
central. Ia. 41S1. Reas. rent.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO tha SAC
o. your home business or Invest
@fns cai p property zhpHRirg X Thss you desire
sps sSs1s cagss sA .nes s7YS a,s Free
HAVE CLIENT to purchase large,
zone. suitable for undertaking es-
adjustment and home. Phone Sam
Sei uas = boyeless, MA; $500; ewes. OR.
s725. BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1917
NEED 4 8 OR 4-BEDRM. HON HoSE.
TO take grand piano; brick or frame.
nss'f WI ny sale 5AsHs ShI nF n Dxoa IS5s
Direct Fl FROM iToSi oWNER-rhree is bed
rooms; must have one bedroom and
aY5sk 6gk 4sGl8N onR Gb S5S x ;Rs' g sssb 5 fsF
MIR. QUICK. RA. 34is. 10.
WANTED-Hcuses in NV. or ne.
VIII consider nearby Md ia. 1851.
3 BEDkMS. or bedrms., with expan.
and $4,000; pref. Cheverly, Land
over or vic: have substantial down
p1I payment above lst trust. Jo. 9-s3f2.
= IA Nh1L IhhI1 wants contractor
C.. e 03ad Va REX RE. 5sas Gambler in Fairfax
HOMES WANTED-Silver Spring Ia
koma. Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Gar
rett Park and Kensington area. Our
long experience and success in SELL
areas qualities us TO give you the ut
ordway ssis. T I. :. :. dRAvATTnEe, dTa APrqne
RealtoT. 1918 < st. NV: Ma. 0753.
First-floor apt. must have 3 bed
rooms, Full description. loans and
price TO Box. 147-s. Star. 1ss
IN AREA between Kensington and
S9aners ssshen oSSeaehsS ssS
stantial cash; AZ. s0as. 10!
small house, Montgomery Co. or
p C.; cash above trust. sTRoUP,
ATTENTION, ne. and Sc. owners
We specialize In these two sections.
with % yrs. of experience List your
good results. JOE CURTo REALTY,
HaIIsE SaR 7 st; W.NsEn Sisi FIR t. 1900 ,,ix..
3-bedroom brick. with % basement, s, un,
der SIG ,000i rambler-type preferred,
situated in Silver Spring or Be-
thesda area. No agents. TIE. 0539.'
COMBAT VETERAN. returning to ac-
hsgrony tiys duty interested nn. in two Or three
make reasonable down payment.
PARTY : WANTS TO BUY from owner
white or colored houses; any cond.;
pRfXyaTE RaX FL eafh PaRrY S9x desiras dSstM' star
bedroom house; automatic heat; any
Box 8-R. Star.
HILLcREsT or Anacostia: prefer 2
or med' : apti;' IT, 1861 dses' from owner i'm
PREFER FROM owNER-3-bedroom
brick. IL yrs. old or less, CHI Chase
or American Univ Park or vicinity.
Can pay all cash. Immediate occu-
LRT ahSk BE BE- oisfsiaEy 81 to yoa List
Roasess and d A'hanss FARMS. fass FRANR Sslo H
GAUSS; Operating over 25 years.
CAN PAY ALL CASH for small home
within 2 mi; Of Hyattsville; owner
CoMPETENT. GFFICIENT-To sell
Your home to your best ADVANTAGE,
rea.0T We whS spscisss snS~i in
Washington and nearby Md. AVON
SHOCKEY. Realtor-Builde TU
WE GA. CAN SELL your house in any
We have been building and selling
houses in the District of Columbia
for many years. and we are prob
ably better qualified to handle your
property for you. If you wish quick
and satisfactory results. call A. H.
J. B. TIFFEY g. SONS, l43 Ken
nedy st. NV.
MODERN, CLEAN 2 OR 8 bedrm.
home in good conv. Sc. or nearby
Md. location. Have substantial
cash; Sa-o MRS. COX. vi. s13e or Ii.
WILL PAY You CASH today for
your home in any location. Imme-
diate action!. RE 2201, 81. 7747.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
E. FARRELL CO., Realtors (estab.
191h. 721 10th st Nv. Ma n7Rh
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BUSINESS PRoP.-RENT tcent.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

LOT DOwNToWN-Frinse area. suit
able for parking about so cars, not
too far from office; or store suitable
for ofice. containing approx. 750
So. IT.; responsible company will
sWI4kEs sSnEISsE l9ng3tsEmn Iq atssno lease. MIR.
WANTED TO RENT, retail store for
progressive auto parts chain, must
be 25-35 TT. wide, only good loea-
tions wanted. TAUBMAN'S. 21S w.
Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md. Att.
Mr.. Robert Taubman. 10
DOWNTOWN-We Solicit listinss
(both sale and lease) of downtown
properties; have excellent pros
poets. ROBERT w. SAVAGE, Real
tor, Union Trust Bldg Ma. $3.50.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY WISHES 4, 6 or s
unit apartments. Can pay cash
Maximum value $4,000. Call RA
CASH CLIENTS, for all types OF
property. MILTON F. RUPERT,
1911 K st. NV. DI. 5015. ewes
EN-. 5407. -1S
CASH FOR A. 6 or apt. bldg, pref,
Sc. location. Write Box 4T0l
Washington 90. D. c. lis
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SMALL ESTATE

Two-story brick residence of very
fine design. on 2 acres Of rolling
land. about / mile from Potomac
room, dining room. library, kitchen,
3 bedrooms; IL baths; hand
wrought iron lamps and beautiful
fire cages. There Is also q brick
bank barn with box stalls which
owner may retain II, desired. MRS.
STANLEY CARPER. Mclean, Va,
ElmWood 3506. 1Ss
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Colored-2-Apt. House

CoIored-2-Apt. House
FIRST COMMERCIAL CORNER
Excellent corner home at 18th and
Mass ave. sc. Contains s rms,
baths, full bsmt. garage and oil
heat. 1st and End floor can be
rented as apts.. bsmt. usable for
commercial purposes or entire
use. owner leaving city desires
quick sale Call Mr.. Mott. EX. 24S0,
ewes. TIE. 9050. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors, l113 18th st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

ANACOSTIA-1st commercial, 25x125,
suitable any business or profession.
Quick sale. $12, 500. Call Mon,
LU.. 4-6122
FIRST COMMERCIAL--For sale or
lease 1915 Wisconsin ave-. lot
140x120. Call JU. 7-S925.
BEAUTY SHOP, rent or for sale:
downtown; low rent; excellent op-
portunity. Box 490-K, Star.
22I 10th ST. S.W.-Modern corner,
leased to responsible tenant at $500
mo. until Nov. 1859. See Mr..
PAPAS IN property.
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STOP WORRYING

STOP WORRYING
See this home today-it was built
for you. Very attractive brk. bunga-
low located close to all cows. The
liv. rm is approx. Is TT. long with
firepl., separate din. rm., equipped
kit; 2 bedrms; and tile. bath CON-
plete the 1st f. plan. Upstairs you
have q small den and Ice. finished
rm.; also there is full bsmt.. This
old and has Just been redecorated
The total price is only S15.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. 930C
-1S
Evening star., 1951-02-18

1000 R. I. AVE. NE.
A, superb corner in the heart of /.
the busy Woodbridge shopping area,
29th and r. I. Ave. NE.
2 ultramodern stores in luxury apt..
ready April 1st. Heat and air COM
ditioning included. -
2025 r. I. AVE. NE. ~
Street-ievel store with plate glass
window, approx. 720 So. tt, in most
desirable shopping area
400 H ST. NE.
noors, 24x100: rear entrance:
r n nTTNNE 90.
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4-REDROOM HOME

VI. %1UV. OA. lA4o. ~-1S
STRENGTH
$l7,950-3 bedrms.. tiled bath and
iuii psm.; on level, wooded lot.
SOUNDNESS
S1s.950--Neer Arl. Forest. 8 bed
rms, tiled bath. full bsmt.; close
to buses and schools.
DEPENDABLE
S21. 1.500-Near Aurora Hills. 8 bed
rms. Ia baths, full .bsmt... 2-car
garage. and only q few blks. to
buses and school.
BIG PACKAGE
S23.750-14x24 liv. rm., I4x14 din,
rm., 8 bedrms. and 2h baths, I2S
32 rec. rm. with f1repl.; Lear ga
rage, slate roof. on level h-acre
lot; Located between Country Club
THE HANES co.
2040 Wilson blvd, OW. 2O61.-1s
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ALEX, BRADDOCK RID.
Town & Country
Realty Co.
Nearby Selections

once open q till 9 wkdy.; 1915 wi
ends. 2523 Wilson Blvd.
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OPEN
l TIL DARK
S10.95O

2 2-bedrm.. all-masonry home. now Of
fered for the first time; completely
modern, well constructed and in
Quiet. attractive street! Lge. lot
with trees and good space between
homes highlights this conv., close-in
location, only 10 Minis. to. Pentagon.
Other features incl. Anchor fence,
aluminium storm doors and some
mately $4,000 cash and $50 mo.
required. Directions: Drive out Co.
lumbia pike. turn left on S. Fred
erick st. about 3 blocks and then
turn left of S. 18th st. to our
open" sign. POMPONIO REALTY
CO., OW. $3.50; ewes, OW. 2512,
GI. IRA
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$22,5OO 4-FAMILY APT

$4,000 DOWN. maybe $500 to
buy q 22-unit building at 676 4th
st. ne; income, $1O,356: ideal for
colored cooperative KENMORE
REALTY CO.. Elk. 34S0. ia. 1906.
Brokers Cooperation Invited.
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DOWNTOWN

Apartment house near woodward &
with 3 rooms and bath each. Low
rents produce gross income S4,272
year. Price, $4,000. Mr.. White
head, MA. $500; ewes, MI. 3050.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 x ct NV 10
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929-93I 1888 10th ST. NV.
S48. 500; terms. Brokers protected
full conn.,. BOB HOLLANDER,
owner, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 9743.
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RAMBLER. $11.750

Two under construction, one nearly
completed. located in Vienna. Va,
they offer living room, 2 large bed
dining dining area e and 'H1n an exceptionaiiy Keen aaIiy
nice oil hot-water heating system:
one-half-acre lot; reasonable terms.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633s. 3103 N. 10th, OK. I779.
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RURAL RETREAT

Already. on this home conveniently
located near Wash.-Lee Shopping
Center. In addition to Hv. rm., din.
rm., equipped kit, there is 1st-fl.
bath: full a bsInt. This Us is an an older der
home but the price is only S11. $50
and the GI loan $4,000. payable
S66.9S per mo. incl. taxes and ms.
Hurry! This won't last long.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-18

OPEN l TILL DARK
Conv. to Pentagon. This mod. brick
Colonial has liv. rm.. full din. rm.,
equip. kit. 2 large bedrms. and
tiled bath. Full. dry basement with
ate poss. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Directions: Columbia
pike to railroad track. left to Co
1umbus st. to 18th ST., right on
18th st. to 5053. OW. 4420, OW.
1926.
Town & Country Realty
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
Free Fair Tickets
Are Available

Free school tickets to the
Midland Empire fair IN Bill
lings. have been mailed to all
superintendents of schools II,
the Midland Empire for distrib-
ution to teachers, who in turn
will give them to pupils who ale
enrolled IN any school between
the first and eighth grades, it
was announced today by the
Fair officials in Billings.
These free school tickets are
good for Tuesday, August IA,
and Saturday, August Is, of
Fair week.
The tickets will admit the
children to the fairgrounds
free on both of the days and
to a special grandstand show
on Tuesday morning, August
IA, and in addition will entitle
the children to free bleacher
seats at the afternoon program
on Tuesday of Fair week.
y School children should iiu-
mediately contact their teach
ers for these free tickets.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
RippHng
of the Rivers

Those who are sponsoring the
18th Anniversary celebration of
Clusters battle, to be held June
"a and Is, with the Hardin ro-
dec in connection, have taken
upon themselves quite a re-
sponsibility, it seems, to us, if
the affair is to attract as many
people as eXpected-and we
have no doubt that it will.
The task of making arrange
ments to properly welcome and
accommodate so many VIP's, in.
addition to the housing, feed
ing and traffic problems which
will accompany the arrival of
such a large crowd, is no job
for an amateur.
The respective committees of
the American Legion, the
Chamber of Commerce and
other organizations have the
talent to organize and put over
the celebration, but they will
need the support and coopera-
ton of everyone in the COM
munity if the affair is to be
the success it should be.
Everyone will be given a
chance to help in the maze of
details which must be attended
to, and we can send the visit.
ors home with a favorable i'm
preston of our town and
county if we go all out to sup
port the program.
We don't know whether any,
one can make it rain or not,
but apparently a goodly numb
er of farmers and rancherS of
Big Horn county are willing to
take a chance on the Water
Resources Development Corp,
being able to induce some ad-
ditional precipitation.
If the project is established
in this county and the badly
needed rain is forthcoming, all
well and good. But who knows,
maybe it was going to rain
anyway.
We don't know if this rain
making company can guarantee
results or not. 1t is getting a
lot of support over the country,
and perhaps they have some
thing. Anyway many farmers
and ranchers seem willing to
put forth some financial sup
port to give it a try. 1t seems
quite likely these rural citizens
are going to initiate a project,
and if it is successful, it's a
cinch all of us are going to
benefit from us.
Here's one: IT want you to
know, my dear, you're the first
girl I ever made love to-" he
said as he shifted gears with
his feet.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24

In all three programs. medals
y! nonor are awarded to county
winners, and 17-jeWeI wrist
gascnes to state champions.
Sectlonal winners picked from
IIle latter will be given all-ex-
pense trips to the National 4-H
ctuo congress in Chicago next
November -. :
National winners receive $500
college scholarships. The lead
erShlp and meat animal awards
are being provided respectively
py Edward Foss Wilson, and
Ihos. E. Wilson, Chicago meat
packer executives. Dairy awards
Will be furnished by Lederle
Laboratories.
The first place boy and girl
In All leadership each will al
SO receive a silver trophy, and
the second place boy and girl
each viii be awarded a $50
college scholarship.
Last Years state winners in
Montana were: dairy achieve
mellt, Gail Stensland, Glasgow
national winner; leadership
wesley Crawford, FloWeree, and
Ruth Benson, Missoula; and
meat animal, Patricia Lovely
of WilSall.
County extension agents have
complete information on all OF
these programs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
Meet 10 Discuss
Establishment !.
OF Rain Project
Continued from Page u

eContlnued from Page ID
however, that the per-acre cost
decreases as the total acreage
increases.
He said the company has
sufficient equipment near this
area to place a project in OPP
Grafton Immediately.
Attending Wednesdays meet
ing were representatives of the
Campbell Farming Corp, Ed
Kopac, Jake Koebbe and Darroll
Warren, as well as a number
of smaller operators. It was al
so stated that a number of
stockmen have signifield their
intentions of backing the pro-
ject.
Operators attending embrac-
ed $4,000 acres of farm land
and 100000 of grassland,
which at the given cost would
amount to SAL 900. It was
thought that most of those at
tending the meeting are in ia
vor Of initiating the project.
Fifty per cent of the cost
would be required to place the
area in operation, with Is per
cent due in July and the bal
ance on September 80.
Necessity for immediate act
ion was stressed at the meet
ing. Dr.. Krick said that accord
ing to weather information
available to his company, a
storm situation is expected to
develop in this area within the
next three or four days.
Main offices of the Water
Resources Development Corp.
for this area are located at 460
South Broadway, Denver, Colo.
A field office for the area of
northern wyoming and Mon
tana is being established at
Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
More Improvements
Added ut Store

Federated store, owned by E,
e. Peterson, is undergoing more
undermining processes, in addi-
ton to the new front complet-
ed recently.
Last week, a new marquee of
modern design was installed at
the front of the store, and
other improvements included
the building of a balcony at
the rear of the store, adding to
the floor space, and additional
space for the shoe department
below.
Fish Construction Co., were
contractors for the work.
Also to be installed in the
near future is an air condition
ing unit.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
Army, Air Force
Recruiter Slotted

M. Sgt. Lolita Williams of the
Women's Army and Air Force
recruiting service will visit. the
Billings recruiting station at
2822h First Avenue N. in Bill
Iings on May "a, 25 & IS to
interview young women for en-
listment in the U. S. Army and
u. S. Air Force. =.
Young women interested in
enlisting will be. completely
processed on the day they ap-
ply. "a
Qualifications for enlistment
are high school graduate, IS to
"a years of age, single or final
divorce papers applicants un-
der 81 years of age must have.
parents consent and be able to
pass mental and physical ex-
aminations.
Young women are offered
training in many fields such as
teletype and telephone operat-
ors, aerial photographer, drafts
man, control tower operator,
radio operator, radar techni-
clan and many other interest
ing fields.
The area Of TaiWan (Formo-
] sal is 39,961 square miles.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
Honorary Initidtes
Local Students

Thee local students at Mon
tana State college were among
800 involved when a score of
collegiate honorary organiza-
tionS announced theiS initiates
for the year at the Honors and
Senior Day assembly last We'd
nesday at the college.
Jack D. Delp of Hardin and
Erie C. Gross of Wyola are in
itiates of Alpha zeta, agricult-
ural honorary, and LoriS HAM
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-24
Clubs Tdke Part in
Awards Proqrdns

For the first time in All
club history, the national All
dairy achievement, leadership
and meat animal awards pro-
grams are being accepted by
every state in the Union in
1851, according to Paul J.
Moore, state club leader at
Montana State college.