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Evening star., 1951-10-21
coNTINU JED

well be asked - as has been done by the
Quakers and others - as to why we should
not give up our dependence on the sword and
rely only on the Bible. Is it not contradictory
to advocate both the sword and the Bible?
The answer to that is simple. Massed mill
tary power in the wrong hands can for an
appreciable length of time destroy the organi-
cations and the individuals who are seeking
to make the spiritual forces effective. Over
generations or over centuries the spiritual
forces will revive and make their strength felt.
But meanwhile the death or enslavement of
helpless peoples continues. Today's mass de-
portations in Hungary simply continue the
history of Eastern Europe, the Baltic coun-
tries and great areas in Russia itself. Unre-
strained, the Communist threat approaches
nearer and nearer our own shores.
So it is not wrong for us to feel deep re-
sponsibility for our own time and for the
people now living with us on this EARTH In
our domestic affairs we need back
ground of force in restraining crime and
injustice. The great globe itself is no
different in this respect. 1t is only enor-
mously greater Let us, therefore, see what
can be done to brighten and sharpen our sword
1t was said earlier that one of the causes of
fear in our Department of Defense wasthat
the Reorganization Act and its administra-
ton had not succeeded in integrating the
various branches of the service into an organ
lied whole. To reduce this cause of fear it is
necessary to take new look at the normal
functions of each of three branches and to re-
define them in such way that they can inte-
crate themselves into an organized instru-
ment for the common defense
1. THE AIR FORCE has two functions
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in the hands of consumers. Yet the volume of
consumer goods isrestricted. so prices shoot up
There is another respect in which these ex-
cesslve expenditures undermine our society.
Imitation leads TO social conflict. Farmers,
wage earners and businessmen find if harder
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and harder to cooperate, therefore find them
selves in conflict with each other. We are
going through the beginnings of this social
conflict at the present time. Unless we can
organize our effort into better course of
action. this social conflict will deepen.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

very well in actual practice.
One of these functions is that
of strategic bombing; the other
is that of tactical support of
ground forces by observation,
interception. bombing of sup
ply depots and supply lines,
strafing of personnel, and
other operations in support of
ground troops.
These day-by-day chores of
tactical air support are ex-
tremely important. But the
great bombers and their
flights of thousands of miles,
their attacks deep in the
heart of enemy territory.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01

HAVRE. ....P faff Sales g. Service
at Svare Bros. Hardware
HELENA. ........P faff Sales & Service,
$50 Fuller Avenue
KALISPELL. .... Sewing Machine Center,
219 S. First Avenue
LEWISTOWN. $780,. .Pfaff Sewing Center
LIBBY. .Pfaff Sales & Service
LIVINGSTON. ....... Chapel Maytag shop
MILES CITY ........ Furniture Mart
MISSOULA. .Pfaff Sewing Machine Sales
& Service. 712 N. Fourth
POISON. Pfaff Sales & Service
WHITEHALL.....P faff Sales s. Service
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01
S;,ts, I,ock,

Right. No. 1882 and lss7-.-Big and little
sister frocks 1882 is in sizes II, IL, 49, IA,
16, 10. Size IL, 434 yards of 39-inch material.
1887 is for sizes /, 2, 8, A, 5, 6 years. Size 2,
115 yards of 39-inch material. Two patterns.
Below. No. ls43-Twin stuffed dolls that are
such fun to sew. One SIZE 16 inches. Each
doll, IS yard of 39-inch material; dress II
yard; underwear, * yard: shirt "a yard;
pants, "a yard.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-11-01


! viii delay delivery patterns
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Pleasant and Profitable

DO you like meeting people? Are you
looking for sales work that also per-
mits you to take care of your home
responsibilities? If you have a car
nings you can easily earn 500 per
wk. or more. Immediate earnings.
No canvassing. Call 81. $685. after
. pm. -15
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HELP WOMEN

THE SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE co. HAS OPENINGS
IN THEIR S U B U r B AN
VIRGINIA STORES FOR
PLEASANT, NEAT AND AT
TRACTIVE WOMEN. NO
SALES EXPERIENCE MEG
ESSARY. GOOD STARTING
SALARY. 40-HOUR WEEK.
PAID VACATIONS. DIS
COUNT AND HOSPITALI-
ZATION BENEFITS. AP-
PLY IN PERSON, DAYS OR
EVENINGS BETWEEN Z
AND 9 PM. 3107 WILSON
BLVD. OR SHIRLINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER IN
ARLINGTON OR 702 KING
ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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begins March a. 7 pm. to pm.
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 2O03
Eye st. NV.
WARD sECRETARY-Typing essen
tial; good hrs. and salary. Apply in
DENcE HOSPITAL, End and D
GIRL for dry cleaning. To work as q
combination preSser and seamstress
Apply in person STE1FFS CLEAN
cRS' cERS' 6O7 H st; ne. .,,7 -l7
days, 40-hr; week; $40. Apply Ma
TIoNAL L1THo CO., 1855 25th
GIRLS to address envelopes by hand;
excellent salary. Do not phone.
LabIEs hSEsAhi Fart TMf Ii seIina aih T in hl.
SwR cneSs aR9' aR9 habeq feqs aBq
LRpFs sfGfs Na a S19 ia Of part sq 0So time D open
ings with old established firm; ex-
eelient eel.1Y ea5pings; IN gs;d7 no experience nee
WOMAN. white, settled; for light
Rs}d nSHeWGEk other Gs5a Adults 'Of in famila
Pref. live in. NE. 1854 after 8
WOMAN for night matron work. on
foors occupied by visiting senior
class girls, Apply manager, EBBITT
WOMAN, counter work. II to 2, Mon,
uniforms ftS;i s-' furnished. m he - C GARNER
DRUG, 1922 Wis: ave. --15
WOMEN; earn while your children
and bonus. Call GL. $3.50 for de-
tails. lie
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HELP WOMEN
MARKET RESEARCH

ofice position in the market
research unit of national news mag
azine. You can become an i'm
with congenial associates, gain ex-
perience in a fast-growing field.
and share in our liberal employe
benefits This job will appeal to a
girl who likes varied and inter-
esting office work and who wants
SfSeG[ltS sSecE and regular WeeSiy KY o1s pay
than type routine forms. Call Mon,-
Fri. 5000. DI. 1900, Ext. 261.
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HELP WOMEN

sECRETARY-small assoc: must be
capable typist, shorthand not essen
tial; 3 days. ST. 6070. --15
Established law firm,
20 to 30 yrs. Of age, $24O per mo.
to start. RE. 2579. -15
salary, 5-day wk. excellent working
conditions. Call Mr.. Smith. OV.
2063, COASTAL CORP, 443 Calvert
sECRETARYY-sTENoGRAPHER. exp,
for permanent position. 5-day, 40
hour week. Pleasant working cond
Liberal discount on purchases. ms
and hocpitaliZation plan, retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
employment office. II P st. ne. -15
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, one
who has had automotive and title
experience. Apply Mr.. Schaff. WO.
1891. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4030 Wis ave. -1R
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, sec.
board; with knowledge of book
keeping and typing 6-day wk. no
sun, good pay. 1913 Harvard st.
TYPIST-Use dictaphone; general Of
fee work; small office; Interesting,
pleasant surroundings. For appoint
ment, call DI. 5905 Ia
TXPIST, under 80. experienced. ac-
curate, for, newspaper Office, George
snd GS otRer Rqas empoyes pesK 6eDets ad
yancement. co. 1o14. Id
TYPIST, experienced, 5-day week.
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO., Room 401. Warner Bldg. 18th
,rW and ID 2 :, sts; NV, s,. -14
Excel salary: pleasant. surroundings,
TYPIST age .21-30, for permanent
position, minimum go words a min
ute; capable taking responsibility;
promotions, liberal vacation and sick
leave; fine opportunity for competent
person. Box 9-V, Star. -15
TYPIST, switchboard operator. also
filing and gen. office work. FORE
MAN BROS, INC, 1850 Okie st. ne.
TYPIsT, young lady; 5-day week.
permanent position. large company.
Phone MA. 0624. -13
TfPIST. permanent, for weekly pub
uTdsy work hospitSisstion aasa mo- es paid
vacation. ST. 1925. -I7
TYPIST AND CLERICAL, young girl
for office work; must be thoroughly
experienced exEsns s Applyv bIvcNg Mrs.. Strauss
st. NV. -13
for large jew
elry store; excellent starting salary;
permanent. Apply to KENT JEWEL
ERS. 701 7th st. NV. -19
TYPIST, so to go words per minute,
for settlement dept. of mortgage
banking firm. Interesting work in
real estate. 5-day week. 9:15 to
8; company benefits include paid va
cation and paid disqualification. EX-
per. not necessary. Should be
available immed. Salary $4,000 per
yr. See Miss Gardner. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS, INC, mortgage
bankers, 1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5005.
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Speciality SalesWornan

Speciality Saleswoman
Train for crew manager position.
Experience with cookware, silver
ware. books and photos very help
full but not essential
Average S7b to S125 per week. top
See personnel manager. 927 18th st.
NV. 11-l2 only. RIM. 700. -15
SODA FOUNTAIN. full or part time
experienced. NAYLOR PHARMACY,
3039 Naylor rd. sc. Apply in
sTENOGRAPHER, 5-day .week.
GRAPHIC ARTS ASSOCIATION, 319
Tower Bldg, 14th and K sts. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, real estate Office
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K St
sTENoGRAPHER. for national trade
association; 5-day week. modern
offices. familiar with office routine;
salary So 800. Box 8S-T. Star. Ia
sTENOGRAPHER, dictation and gem
eFsI ef,I. ONCE M. rogtins gtnm Apply general
STENOGRAPHER, capable, good edu-
cation. Catholic, salary 500; good
typist also needed. Call RE. 3553.
sTENoGRRApHER for senetal l1 insur-
ance brokers' ofice; experience in
fre and casualty procedure re-
quired: 5-day week. SELSKY e.
CO., 221 Tower Bldg. 14th and K
NV. RE. 1855. -15
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HELP W0MEN

SALESGIRL, Young. to sell millinery
supplies. Hat shop, sos 11th st. NV.
is
SALESGIRLS, suits. dresses. acces-
sories; steady position; excellent
salary; open evenings; experienced
only. SHEFFIELD'S, 1921 14th st.
NV. DU. 1912. -13
ALESGIRLS-FULL TINE
Waitress for Soda Fountain
S. S. KRESGE CO.
317p Queens Chapel rd., Queenstown
Shopping Center. Mt Rainier. Ia
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CLERKS
2 openings for capable, alert girls
interested in working with figures.
No typing required; h. S, grad. age
1913: permanent. positions with
Conv. loc. in. air-cond. bldg. 5-day
appt. MRS. TERRY. ST. 1900. -i3
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, under 35;
starting salary, S1S5. Call BRIT
ISH AIRWAYS, Elk. 3944. Id
CLERK-TYPIST-Large national con-
cern; 4O-hr; week, pleasant sur;
HU. 64IQ for appt. -15
Arlington resident preferred. See
Mr.; Hook AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd., .oW,
CLERK-TYPIsT for credit jewelry
store; perm, good salary, pleasant
ttaages:. LEEDS JEwE1RY CO.. 525
CLERK izi K: :TYPisT and general Oh Once
So6axS SoEd SdSs Tsek PAID vac lens
McRorie, H5S1iSS'sC''' M4toNEY's, NC, s1s6 SIG
Georgia ave: Silver Spring. -17
CLERK-TYPIST. general ofice work,
5-day week, permanent position;
1e1epnone RE. 1l10. A. F.. JORSS
IRON WORKS. INC. -13
CLERK-TYPIST, under 30-Accurate
with figures, for circulation records
dept. newspaper office, Georgetown;
5-day wk.; good opportunity for ad-
vancement. CO. 1015. -13
CLERK-TYPIST, In Bethesda, knowl-
edge Of shorthand desired but not
necessary: good pay, pleasant office
surroundings free parking 5la-day
week. Apply 1927 Wis. ave. Els
NIGER BUILDERS SUPPLY CO,
for sales dept. OF
established retail appliance store.
Must be personable and neat. Perma-
nent position with advancement.
Apply TO Mr.. Robert, JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO, 627 F st. NV. --15
CLERK-TYPIST, high-type young
lady for permanent position with
well-known downtown real estate
ONCE exp. not necessary; 5-day
week. Call Ma. 5000. -13
49,,
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CLERK
CLERKS

LADY WITH AT LEAST
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND
NEAT HANDWRITING.
5day week, good salary. excellent
working conditions. company bene-
fits. Apply
FISHER SCIENTIFIC co.
7722 Woodbury. dr., Silver sprE.. Md.
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WOMEN (REFINED)
Make G00d Money

WOMEN (REFINED)
Make Good Money -.
While Making Good Friends!
In spare daytime or eve. hours @.
vn,t, WITHOUT exper' u; without n taking
ing friends, neighborS. lovely Doehla
box assortments Of greeting cards,
gift wrappings, name-imprinted sta
ttonery, monogrammed napkins. You
make UP to SOC on each 81 box. We
mail you, for FREE TRIAL. every
thing 70 begin earning very first day.
at once! Send for free book How
to Make Money and Friends" and
sample box assortments on approval,
NOW. Address: HARRY DOEHLA
CO.. 113 Fitchburg, Mass.
YOUNG LADY. wanted in office for
light office work. must be typist;
YOUNG YoGSe? LAZY as as host hosfess-cashier ns in
dining room. must type; 4 to 8 pm,
no sunday: Apply 1909 18th st.
YoTNe RTi GR woMAEERs H5SkEERs' preferably w With
some music training, to work in
sheet music dept. 5-day wk, see
Corner Of 18th and 6 A sts, NV ".
YOUNG WOMEN. 10 to % years Of
hours and working conditions. good
chance for advancement; expert
enced preferred, but not essential.
Personal interview only. Mr.. Ryon,
CITIZENS BANK OF RIVERDALE,
A A9eSJSaiS YOUNG WOMAN to operate err
mimeograph machine for national
scientific research organizat ton. s.
day week. Excellent working con-
ditions. Entrance salary $3.50
month; opppoortqnity for promotion.
ARTHUR MURRAY will train attrac-
tiye and ambitious women between
2l-29: college graduates preferred.
with good personalities. for careers
IN the dance profesSion: earn be-
tween S50-S120 per week; no expe-
rienee necessary; guaranteed ineoms
MURRAYi iuE5 sTUpTos. ADGtf iio6 SN conn 9
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, for shoe
store; good salary. steady work. Ap-
ply office. 901 H st. ne, FELSER
ATTENTION-Wom full or part
time positions with AVON PROD
UCTS, INC. For personal interview
phone RE 07a5. -15
SELL GREETING CARDS for local
1lIIHi easy extra CdSn. 4U-0Uto
profit; outstanding values; samples
on approval. Phone, visit. write
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS, $50 F
st. NV. RE. 4716, 11-3 weekdays.
PART TIME GIRL, white, 25-35 yrs.
Of age, #. or over; short train
ing course free; good health and
trim figure essential ideal hours
for housewife. Apply BILL HUT
ZELL'S PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB.
CAN YOU USE $50? Sell only 100
boxes Of Jewels famous 21 for 81
all-occasion cards. No exper needed
Write for selling plan and samples
on approval. JEWEL. Dept. los, 366
Plane St. Newark N. j.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, part time.
hrs. per day. Simple bookkeeping
and tipping: speed not necessary;
state qualifications and salary ex-
pected Box OF. Star. ia
AMAZING PROFITS-Sell 81 card
Everyday Greetings assortment. Big
line metallic, plastic cards. Gift
matches. stationery napkins. Profits
sImiFas f heoY n Y' write EMPIRE CARD
WANTED for permanent position
Young, inexperienced girl with some
knowledge of typing, pleasant per-
Sonality and intelligence. MA. 5740,
MISS CARGAR
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OFFICE GIRL, must be alert, to an
swer phone intelligently in TV serv-
ice store. 1925 18th st. ne, LA.
6-SS13
CLERK, accurate with fig
apply S See general fn0%fsese oce %ARDmaN " RlBRaF
PARK HOTEL. 2600 Woodley rd
PIX OPERATOR. receptionist for
office of fine mems wear store,
typing required. An unusual OPP
portunity for personable intelh
young woman; excel salary, 51a-
day wk., pleasant working cond.
Apply Mr.. Steinbach LEWIS &
THOMAS SALTZ, 1409 G st. NV.
PIX OPERAToR-TYPIsT. expert
Apply in person. 60I F st. NV. III
Evening star., 1951-03-13
STENOGRAPHERS
AND TYPTSTS

Withsexperience for work in a
non-profit scientific research
organization.
!. 7i2-hr. day. 5-day week.
2. "a davs' annual leave, Is
days sick leave.
g. Good opportunity for COM
petent people.
4 Under 35 yrs. of age.
Call Elk. 500, Branch 80.
Evening star., 1951-03-13

Secretary -trainee to work
with advertising director of
national organization. Previous
secretarial exper. unnecessary
If qualified as typist. This is
directed to the alert and am
bilious type young lady who
is interested in work and
training that will lead to
sound and secure business
career. Good starting salary
plus very liberal employe
benefits. Apply in person. 9:3O
to 5 pm. MR.. HART, 4O2
Ring Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-13

MY DADDY IS A MARINE
I am 4 years old My mother works
and wants a middle-aged woman who
likes children to stay with me. We
have a nice new Virginia suburban
home and you may have a private
room; salary, SANDY" Phone NO.
6340 after z pm.
MATURE CULTURED WOMEN
Would you like an opportunity to
work with people who will make
an honest effort to understand and
appreciate you? Position with old,
est firm; educational service; high
rangement. Let's talk it over-write
for appt.. MRS. J. c. WALLACE,
SOL 9TH ave. New York City.
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NIEPKTXpIc

CLERk-TYPlST
We have an opening for a good typiSt
with general clerical experience, one
with automobile experience preferred
tion. good salary and working con-
ditions. See MIR. Noga, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. l150 Conn.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
HELP WOMEN
CLERKS
CLERKS

For dry cleaning stores. Apply
DICKEYS CLEANERS, 7th and
Franklin sts ne -l5
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WaitresseS-Hostesses

Waitress training classes. new class
begins March H. 7 pm. to 8 pm.
No fee; register now. WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, 2003
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CASHIER
CASHIER

Must be experienced. for mems store
L1VINGTON'S, 906 9TH st. NV. -16
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Local Men Attend
Suqdr Beet Session

l.. r. Cool, district agricultur-
alist of Holly Sugar corporation
for the four districts of Mon
tana and wyoming, attended a
three-day session of beet grow
ers held at Billings january 8,
9 and 10.
At the government hearing
on Monday to determine wage
rates for labor in beet fields,
it was decided to leave rates
the same as they were last year.
At a meeting with representa-
tiveS of the growers for the
four factories, including Har-
din and Sidney, Mont, and
Worland and Sheridan, Wyo.,
accepted the 1851 contract.
Wednesdays meeting with field
men was a general discussion
of mechanizing of spring work.
Chief agricllturalists from
the various districts taking part
in the meeting included Percy
Rosenow of Hardin, Glen Yea
ger of Worland, H. w. Vallee
of Sheridan and and Dexter
Lille of Sideny. Representatives
from Colorado Springs were
District Manager w. S. Hallam,
General Agriculturalist G. A.
LAWS and Technician c. M.
Nicholson.
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Club Members Herr
Letter From Orphan

The Business and Professional
Women's club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Ethel Cochran
with Mrs. Ruth Hemenway as
co-hoSteSS. Mrs. Iva Goe, presi-
dent, was in charge of the
meeting.
Mrs. Helen Olenik read a let
ter from Francois Vanderstrae-
ten, the clubs adopted orphan
from Werik, Belgium. The letter
had been translated by Mrs.
Andrew Kallen of North Hardin.
Mrs. Betty Zelka and Miss
Alta Roberts were new club
members present.
Following the business meet
ing, Mrs. Olenik, education and
vacations chairman, gave a talk
on postal Savings, Stocks and
Bonds, and Life Insurance"
The next meeting will be at
the home of Burnetta Holum on
February 6.
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which time he fired for qualifi-
cation with the. Garand rifle.
The remaining weeks of his
eight-week training was spent
in boning on additional sub
jects necessary to a Marine.
These include bayonet fighting,
combat formations of a rifle
squad, digging of fox holes and
a series of field problems where
practical experience was cleaned
through application of class
room work.
of craftsmanship, and during
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Marine Private First Glass
Rhonald D. IverSon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Iverson, 621 West
Third street, recently completed
his recruit training at the Ma
rine Corps recruit depot, San
Diego, Cal, at which time he
was advanced to his present
rank.
The first three weeks of
training included instruction in
small arms, first aid, field SAM
tation, map and compass read
ing and infantry drill. The next
three weeks were spent at the
rifle range where the new Ma
rine learned the fundamentals
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INSTRUCTION, TO START

Red Cross first aid instruc--
ton will begin at the st. Xa-
vier school on Monday, Jan. 20,
at 8 p. m, it was announced
this week. '@|.
you may need this informa-
ton sooner than you Think
those in charge of the course
said in urging residents of the
st. Xavier area to attend the
classes.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

January 10, Coil A. Redding,
Jr., McRae, and J%acqueline Lee
Newell, Hardin.
January IL, Melvin w. Knapp
and Loujen Kerper, both of
Cody, Wyo.
January 13, George Job. Jr.,
and Marie Dorm, both of Har-
din.
January 10, Robert S. Nc
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APPEARS IN COURT

Jack limbaugh was arrested
for disturbing the peace on
January 10, appeared before
Judge Corkins and was floated.
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sGlothlin and 10 Ann link, both
of Sheridan, Wyo.
January Is, LaVerne Kills on
Top and Alice His Bad Horse,
both of BuSby.
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G-E DELUXE electric range, one year
old, good as new, $4,000. Miles &
Ulmer Co. 3-tf
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WAGON. hay rack, stacker, sweep, J D
mower, manure spreader, 40x40 tank,
hog feeder. 10 mi. S. Mrs. Theresa Or
chowski l-8f
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EXPERIENCED machinery mechanic;
Box A, GO Hardin Tribune. Herald. 81
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BUTANE bottle with new double regu-
lator and fittings, $4,000. Bottle is "
full OF gas which buyer may have free.
Lyle J. Tintinger, Sr. 52-tf
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Buy u. S. Savings Bonds.
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NOTICES

$50 REWARD for return Of lettering
taken from Neon sign at Sky-Vu the
atre; no questions asked. Return to Con-
rad Seader. %
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CAPABLE parts man or salesman; top
wages. Reply by letter only to Box A,
care of Hardin Tribune-Herald. 81
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WANTED

PIANO tuning. Chuck Cissna, phone
Kuchera's store. 49,
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LATE Nov. 1913 Special Deluxe Ply
mouth 4-Door Sedan. AL condition.
radio and seat covers. For quick sale
phone 81, Hardin. Mont. 46-tf
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USED Observation-Disclosures, E Gu.
TT, like new, S125.OO; Stuart-Warner
refrig., Ecu. it., new unit, 5000; G-E
refrig., 6-cu, ft., only 5000. See these
at Miles & Ulmer Co. 3-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-01-18

DEAD and disabled animals picked up
iree OF charge, Billings Dead Animal
Service. Call collect. Farmers Union, d,
Hardin or S410 Billings. lott
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-01-18

DRY land farming or grazing. south of
large. See Mike Kuchera. Soft