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Evening star., 1951-01-04

GAS HoT-wATER HEATER, 20 gal.
ornamental iron calling for stairs
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel, 36-inch
GSs sSsd sasdsloH ssS ~ SE tsSs als top
best offer: no. 3sos:, "A
eAs sss,ason aAMcEf SEEREEss RfT sssd A flssit s
GENERATORs-sTART $3.50 up:
yea Year. caRrY slei ieos f4ts NJ oss4
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used. gas. oil. coal, wood. elec.
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. Ma. 1862.
HOSPITAL BED. complete: including
LAbbEk, iifs Eal,s ie 49, it, EN- masnssim So
Law Az sooSs-complete Bt5Ss; Federal Di-
gest and c. J. S. New condition.
viii sacrifice for immediate sale.
Apply Bird f.. T29 10th st. NV.
LIVING ti ROOM sU1TE-s-piece mo-
hair and 2 end tables. Purchased 2
months ago. Reasonable. Call WA.
MOVIE 1Svni PROTECTOR. Revere, new
bargain, call JE. 3-S629. -
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs. files,
safe, add mach; reas CIRCLE,
DI. 1872. Il12 14th NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE; presently being
used; in excellent condition; 3 ex-
conference table, 4 casual chairs,
conditioned units and / refriger-
ator. S05 6 st. NV, Suite 30S. -
OFFICE FURNITURE IN WALNUT
We offer top procurement Glass A
desks, chairs tables, lamps, etc;
limited quantities. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. 511 N. J. ave. NV. IS
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FARM 9 GARDEN
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

JERSEY cow, fresh with twin calves,
pure-bred and tested for Bangs and
LAUGHLIN, sH. Ella. ME. 1884.
FOR SALE-16 Hertford steers,
stockers; l pure bred; polled
Hertford bull; calved April 12. 1949.
WOOLARD NARROW. Ashton 2126.
FARMERS-I want to
buy draft ihorses. draft colts and
mules of all kinds. Write and tell
me what you have to sell and where
If you have a phone. send number
with letter and ! will call and tell
you what day I will be at your
place. w. o. DOSH, Gaithersburg.
Md %
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

COUPLE, twhite>. institutional clean
ing and cooking or farm work 10.
2-T3i2 90
COUPLE, colored former cab driver,
honest and reliahfe. desires Job as
chauffeur and cook. NO 1884. a
Evening star., 1951-01-04

Ty SET, l6-inch RcA combination;
plays all records; floor sample; list,
Ho: $500, MR., JOSEPH or Mr.. .
", 1851 Admirals, 1e-,n,, lowest
l114 11th st. NV.
i63-K. Star. "a
TIRES, used. over 200 to select from.
$3.50 up: TOMS AUTO SERVICE.
T66L SaS Sff complete ss Rs WITH NJ ii sfoS Tools
value over $3.50; camera with flash
pistol: After 8 pm. IA. 7i5e. IS
= Corona portable,
$3.50; Remington portable, $3.50.
S32.5O. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
TYPEwRiTERs. new and rebuilt,
sss dss ssntas yaa AnsFfcAS ss4ssf terms 4YPg Psr
Lincoln 3-00S2. Easy parking. "
TYPEWRITERS-New portable. 1851
model. famous make. cannot men
ton mfgrs name, s,rS reduced doto to S59;
vacuUM Al Jun cHEAsEk hGi S1Hs CLEARANCE CLEARANCE
Apex, like new. costs 5000. now
SGT 80; Hoover, 1880; new Royal.
S39.95. 3S12 Lee hwy. CH. 4a14.
WASHER, 1850 Bendix Gyromatic. s
months old: list price, $3.50 so, will
sell for S1S9.50. LA. 6-92S2 and DU.
WASHING MACHINE, General Eiec-
trlc Spinner, good condition, $50.
WAsHiNG fiNSS MACHINE. Bendix de
luxe model, excellent condition.
Must sell. Bargain. TIA 1856.
WASHING MACHINES. UP to 40@
disc. on all floor models: last years
models slashed Easy terms. Open
eyes till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO..
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU. 4-T000.
WATER HEATERS. 8 to 100 gal. and
element. Machinery. motors. sales-re-
pairs. CARTY.. 1905 14th. NO. O224.
30-gal. from S15; guar. JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO., 627 F st. NV.
WAR SURPLUS-You name tive
have It, Tools. machinery. motors,
tarps, generators: ETC.. G1cHNER.
WINDOWS-New and used. Save "a.
Now then-try ROBINSON BROS,
INC, 1899 Kenilworth ave. me-;
AK 1900; Open z days week.
WOOD FOR SALE-Stove and fire-
place lengths. all oak. KE. $4,000.
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SITUATIONS MEN

Accountants t-Bookkeeper
Income tax returns filed: expert; rea-
sonable rates. OW. $500 or OW.
Al "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADD. MACH. new. used, all makes
hand elee.; great reduc, CIRCLE,
AppiNd Dbl IN macH1Nfs. RH Ra 'seSi new and re-
built. sales, rentals, repairs: terms.
WK1TER So.. 14s1 AThEitAn E. capitol afsf, St,
AbbfSG ADfSn Esiy bayon Dsssips sk56
Burroughs, electric. $50 10th st.
ADDING MACHINE. sunstrand, eiec.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., SIS
ADDING i,I MACHINES and syDexrltsrs.
them like rent, $40 mo. cENTRAI.
MACHINE. was s39. so,
now S9;95. New, in ORIGINAL car
ton; Ton; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Pr, of lusters; candelabrum. Must
sell reanssoenable. Call after s pm.
ANTioGEs' = THOMAS GONZALES
h has reopensd ne hase ms shop @4lo 18th
ANTIQUE COOK RANGE-Large,
with hood. In one Of MARYLAND $
Oldest buildings, built in 1874. Best
1N 1ftsT and you nndJ remove. MR.. MARS
BABY oARRfaGEs.' "a: Al cond.; orig.
S55. will sell for $50. Cali IA.
BABY CARRIAGE, Hedstrom. ss5.
BASINS, oMi s,4B 4BBArHruBs, SINKS, fittings.
new, new or Ms essd7 7sos! CLOCKS soSe M st
BATHTUBS-New and used. Save u.
Now then-try ROBINSON BROS.
Nc 56S 1929 6ssI Renilworth b.. ave, ne ne;
BATHTUBs, new. used. built in, legs;
SALE; SALES CO, So sSs7 Gas. Ga. ave. Fs;HS BE- $3.50
BED. maple. double, and dresser;
studio couch. drop-leaf table; good
condition. Call ME. 1921 after 6
BEDROOM SUITE for sale, reason
able; good condition. Cali evenings
after s. GE. 4404. Sc
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-pc., coil spring
and inner-spring mattress. $50;
studio couch. ls mos. old. excel.
Boilers, Bldg. Materials
Large ar, 2 stock Of Of go, good Lumber floor, ls,1.
boilers and radiators. HECKINGER
CO, 18th and H SITS. ne. AT. 400.
BooKs-New edition Americana En-
cyclopedia. S125 or best offer. Call
after pm. UN. Oil. -.
BRICKS-Face and common. l or
S9a Ma. f5ss5, OF. 1900: - 49,
ffssntstH fss sgppEE fENhfSEyASlA Ap' 4s6S: BUILD
blyd;. NJ, Key Bridge. ia, 4-lss4
$50. UNIFIED TYPEWRITER CO.
CASH REGISTER, National cleo,
itemiZer. chain store type. Bargain
$1S5. BROWN, JE. 3-S517. or FA
CASH ASH REGISTER, Model 1000 NcF
posting, bkkpg. machine; ideal fol
installment DI O265. B. KOLA. -
CHAIR AND DAVENPORT, S25 Il
taken soon; good for recreation
room. Call ewes, NO. s313.
CHESTS OF DRAWERS
drawers, light oak; dustproof. vel
S14.50 each. Whsle. or retail. Driv
in. free parking. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. GIL N. J. ave. NV. -5
CLOTHES CLOSET, metal, $40. sci
| for $40, like new. Washing machine
table model. S49.50, sell S15. lik..
new. new, Aps' 70 1os. I p.m'' 1878 Siss' D'
COAT. lady's, black; 81 size 40; reason
! eve. from B to 8 pm. -6
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WHITNEY maple bedrm. suite; rugs
and pads 9xl1, 6x9; bedrm. chair;
desk and chair All like new. Best
offers. ia. 1856 after pm.
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HIGH SCHOOL
AT HOME

Most well-paid positions demand high
school training. without 1t. or equiy-
alent, you can't advance to the full
extent of your abilities in any trade.
business or profession. Whatever
your age. however you're situated. IT
UNDER THAT HANDICAP. les,
famous for more than so years,
enables YOU. to start your own high
school in' your own home. You're
in class by yourself-study in
your spare time-acquire a high
school education at astonishinely
low cost. Authoritative tests
Rapid Progress! 400 other courses.
Get Information today. les, 21O
Bond Bldg, Me Sl06.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

BOOKKEEPER, experineced. new-car
leadership; permanent; full charge
office. Call Mr.. SMITH. TR. $500.
CPLE. to manage small rooming
beK heuse' Etyr n:w: sect; furn. apt. Box
JASiToR isih PAM, AND MAID for guest house,
$40 week and apt. refgr. MI. 1896.
1929 ] Sth st. NV.
LADY for cooking and g.h.w., man
for outdoor and garden work. 10
MULTILITH oPERAToR-A good op-
portunity for an experienced multi
lith machine operator offering. Sc
curity. good working conditions
ment. hospitalization and ether
TON NATIONAL BANK. 619 l4th
TiRiLEPHoNE Fl EPPHMNE SOLICITOR who ha,
own phone: house toulouse canvass.
ing. MOYE PHOTOGRAPHERS, III
14th st. NV. Kass Bldg, Suite 917
YOUNG BANK CLERK for genera
bank work, in National Bank; of.
nee experience preferred; perma'
MARRIED CPLE., white, to manage
apt. bldg. in NV. Give all detail:
in letters. Box 161-K, Star. IS
ARTHUR MURRAY'S will. train at
tractive men and women between q
and "a with good personalities fo
earn between N ahe $50 oanas snd sfso
week. No experience necessary
or part time. Apply ARTHUR MUIR
RAYS STUDIO. 1106 Conn: ave.
between O'Clock and s o'clock.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.
WILSON HOUSE, 2615 Kalorama I'd.
Excel. rms: single. $50; dble.. $40.
CO. 9722.
Very desirable well-heated single
rm.. adjoining bath; $40 mo. II
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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SECRETARY

Excel. opp. for young women. 20
to 35, to work in new mod. one
girl branch Office Of natl. ply
wood concern in ne. Sec: Job in
wolves some dictation, typing UP
invoices and general Office work;
good starting sal. paid vac; hrs.
$50 till 5; 5-day wk. Phone Ii.
T-eo3g: q x,11,oo1
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ART INSTRUCTOR wanted to teach
private student charcoal sketchings.
pastel and oil paintings. NO. 6142
.
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circula-
tion department; 5-day, 4o-hr week,
company becefits in addition to
salary: high school graduate. 1885
and able to give good attendance;
reasonable shorthand and typing
speeds are required Apply Per-
sonnel. Room 506. Open weekdays.
S:30-5 and Saturday 81
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-01-04
PLUMBING

NL1l0 EItED FLOM MbEN
31lS GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TERMS ARRANGED
FREE ESTIMATE. TU. 1900.
REFRiGERATORS REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIG GRAFTON CO.
Days, UN. 1912; eyes,. UN. S575.
CARPENTRY-kitch
ems and baths completely renovated;
attics and Easements finished.
SUB URBAN CONSTRUCTION CO..
UN. .}352: ewes AP. 1852
ROOF REPAIR. paper hanging. paint
ing, and do hauling. Quick service.
HU 1854. 10
ROOFING (all types). new work and
repairs, cutters, spouts, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS. HU
77S2.
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position now available in
well-established organization in
the downtown area; 5-day wk.: good
salary; attractive working condi-
tions. Call MIR. SEATON. MA. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-01-04

SHORTHAND or TYPINO
Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business ana Civil Service.
Low Cost Enroll ANY Time
Day or Night.
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL.
14O6 G st. NV Sterling 1882.
Learn TYPTNG-S6 Month.
Beginners or Brushup Course
TYPING SCHOOL
Evening star., 1951-01-04

OFFICE FURNITURE - Carnegie
Foundation and top agency surplus
ing cabs. Is card cabs, So tables,
% costumers and offlce equip. at
reas. prices. Free parking D. c.
SURPLUS SALES. 511 N. ]. ave. NV,
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OF FINE FU I'M I UnE
Desks, steel. wood, all sizes; walnut,
oak, mahogany tables; typewriters.
adding machines, bookcases, lockers.
steel shelving. leather furniture;
up to T5G; free delivery. MANIAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO., $50 New
York ave NV -5
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BUSINESS SERVICES

NOTICE BUILDERS
Brick. cinderblock or stone contract
ing. Retaining walls, flreplaces, etc.
all workmen insured. Call AP. 44oO
or after 5 pm, WI 5000. 5'
Evening star., 1951-01-04

OFFICE FURNITURE IN WALNUT
We offer top procurement Glass A
desks. chairs. tables, lamps, etc;
limited quantities. D. c. SURPLUS
E11
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ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT
Part time; 20 yrs. exp; books set UP;
kept; tax service; statements; man
agement assistance you can sensi-
bly, afford. OR. 6606 or OIL. 259S.
IT.
ACCOUNTANT-AUDITOR-2O years
diversified experienced. Last 7J2 yrs.
with large real estate organization.
Thoroughly trustworthy. capable ac-
cepting responsibility. Excellent ref
erences. OV. 024S. A.
CHEF-White; for restaurant; able
to manage kitchen and plan menu;
good dinner cook. Box 270-J. Star.
yrs exp. in buying and food cost;
In or out Of town. Box 274-J, Star. s.
MANAGER
NOW AVAILABLE FOR RESTAURANT
OR CLUB. KNOWS ALL DETAILS,
PREPARATION OF FOOD AND
yEAAEs EXPERIENCE. BOX 27l-J
Evening star., 1951-01-04

PORCH INCLOSURES-Let us make
your porch into an extra bedroom
or den. The cost is only a fraction
Of the dollar value added to your
home. Aluminium or wood windows.
WI. 1886, CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO.. 4S19 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda
Evening star., 1951-01-04
FURNITURE
SMITHS TRANSFER
& STORAGE co.

1858 WIS. AVE. NO. 1904
Lease Has Expired, We Are
Moving to
1904 M ST. NV.
This entire stock will be sold
at 10, 20 and 800 discount.
Many wonderful bargains,
Evening star., 1951-01-04

medium size; well kept; needs tun-
ing. Sacrifice. WI. S9S7. T6
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont }

COAT, lady's, black; new 500, now
$50; size I6 to 20. Large mans
genuine leather travelling bag brown.
$50, now $40. Antique silver mesh
bag, $50. Mans brown hat, size
~. or IA, $40. now SIS. no. 0956.
COATS AND SUITS
Ladies before you look elsewhere.
shop our cloth department. where
you will find outstanding one "a
kind sample garments in Forst-
mann's. .Julliard and many other
fine fabrics. See our fur-lined top
pers that were made to sell for S279.
now only sos. Save SS$S and effort.
Budget terms. layaway Get the
finest at BASK1N FURS. corner
sth and g SITS NV
COLEMAN OIL SPACE
HEATERS
CASH DISCOUNT
331Afc
OFF LIST PRICE
FellpYing 6 e Y models; q 9oo , sr,35s;35:o9so
81 900 BTU. Larger discount avail
able to dealers in cuanity.
F. L. WATKINS co.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
vi. 1705-VI. 17O6
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPIST
GENERAL, CLERKS

For permanent employment. We offer:
|. "a hr. day and 5-day wk.
wks. annual vacation with pay.
3. Bonus vac. for good attendance.
4. Sick leave.
=. Good opport. for advancement.
Z. Group ms. and hosp plans.
3. Retirement plan. Under 35 years
OF age. No experience necessary.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Room 300, S16 14th st. NV. between
8 am and 3 nm
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PIANOS

Buy before prices increase. LARGE Sc
lection In spinets, consoles and
grandS. New, floor samples and used
In all types Of wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. S25
down. balance in SO months Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G
st. NV. ST n25n
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STENOGRAPHER

In ONCE of Arl contractor. Must be
competent in shorthand and tvping:
under 35. Salary open. Call ia
4-0455 for appointment. A
Evening star., 1951-11-19
NAT0 Leaders Act
On Plans for RUSHING
Training Equipment
BY the Associated Pres,

ROME, Nov. 19.-Experts today
put final touches on secret prelim-
Iinary plans to rush training equip
ment to the North Atlantic army.
A star-spangled array of top
military leaders from II North
Atlantic Treaty Organization ma
tions gathered to review the plans.
Tomorrow the hhsh-hush pro-
gram goes before the NATO Mill
tary Committee. made up of the
chiefs of staff of the II NATO
countries, which have armies and
"a civilian representative of little
Iceland, which doesn't.
Strict Secrecy Maintained.
A standing group of American,
British and French representatives
is giving the plan a final work.
over. It was in session Saturday
land until long after dark yester-
day.
The 12-nation military commit
tee will work in secret session
until Thursday over the program.
Friday it goes before the NATO
deputies.
The full-dress NATO council
begins meeting in the former GYM
nastics hall at the old Mussolini
forum--now the Italian forum
on Saturday.
Tight-lipped secrecy has been
maintained on the program. News
men were told nothing would be
announced until formal commu-
nique is issued late in the week.
Training to Be Speeded.
Informed sources. however, con-
flrmed that the main phases con-
Germ acceleration of training and
equipment of the estimated 20
divisions Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
now has in the field.
The Western powers feel it is
essential they be in full combat
readiness. At present they are
plagued by shortages Of modern
equipment. Whipping that force
into shape now has taken priority
over expanding it later on.
Appointment Of a supreme At
lantlc naval commander. the prob
lem of command in the English
channel. the problem Of Mediter-
ranean defense and technical sub
iects also will come up at the
NATO meetings, it was learned.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

No need to worry one little bit about
your Thanksgiving poultry. We'II
have the very best the market pro-
duees. You con count on il. PIon
to buy your Holiday poultry at your
nearest United.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
Return From Trip
To Coleman School

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beck,
owners of the Marshall-Wells
store in Hardin, returned home
last Saturday from Wichita,
Kan, after attending a special
sales and engineering school
for authorized retail representa-
tives of the Coleman Co., Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck were
members of a party of 80 Pa
cific Northwest heating experts
selected to participate in the
school, one in a series of 80
heating clinics to be held this
year in the Coleman Heating
Institute.
Following a tour of the Cole
man Wichita plants, which
currently are producing auto
matte heating - equipment at
the rate of 1000 units a day,
the group entered the Institute
for four days of intensive train
ing.
Purpose of the clinic was to
acquaint heating specialists
with the newest developments
in the science of home heating,
including the revolutionary new
Blend-Air system. =
The group also studied ap-
plication engineering and mod
ern merchandising methods,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26

Concerts and rehearSalS OF q
Scout band organized during
the voyage were also conducted,
Each day the contingent pub
lished a mimeographed news
paper not only of their day
to-day activities aboard ship,
but world news as obtained by
the ships wireless.
The Seventh World Jamboree
will be a Jamboree of simplicity
with emphasis upon good camp
ing, hiking and making friends.
Friendship and understanding
among Scouts of all nations,
races and creedS is the JAM
boree goal. The Jamboree camp
is near Bad ISchl, about 81
miles east of Salzburg, Austria,
in the United States zone.
On opening day, August 3,
and again on closing day, Aug
uSt Is, there will be a great
ceremony for the entire JAM
boree, with the entrance OF
each nation behind its flags.
One day during the Jamboree
the u. S. contingent will stage
a typical American Scout-O-
Rama. Every Scout will have a
part. The contingent will pre-
sent a show, American Days
of four episodes.
'Indian Days. will feature a
tepee village with Indian cere-
zmonials, Skills and dances. Cpl
oneer Days" will spotlight the
early settlers, Pilgrims, colonists,
building their homes; pioneer
ing skills featuring the days of
Daniel Boone. Covered wagons
and blockhouses will depict the
forty miners. Cowboys" will
demonstrate rope work. /
Growing Days" will reflect
American Growth through the
years with immigrants from all
parts of the world and feature
the Statue of Liberty. Scouting
Days" will show American youth
today, and their activities.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
Hdrdin Scouts Attend
.CrdzY Head Comp

E%EE&& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @
Six Boy Scouts of Hardin
troop No. 20 attended the
Scout camp held at Crazy Head
springs near Lame Deer July
8 to IA.
Courses at the camp consisted
Of hand tooling, braiding, knot
tying, compass courses. first aid
and swimming. Some of the
courses were not COMPLETED due
to rain during three days of the
camp. +,
Hardin Scouts attending were
David Sloan, Larry Beary,
Douglas Flint, Rodney Stock
well, Lawrence Bowers and
Bobby Hardt. R.. l.. Sorenson
accompanied the group. :.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
Lions Will Sponsor
Noted I~llusionist

Mystery, fun and laughter. as
well as Spine-chilling thrills are
in store for people of Hardin
and vicinity when The Great
Virgil, premier international IL
lusioniSt and his company. an
pear at the junior high school
gymnasium, Monday, Oct. 8.
sponsored by Hardin Lions club.
The Great Virgils elaborate
production, developed over a
period of 40 years at a cost Of
over 100000, is not just another
magic show, but a new and diff
ferent type of entertainment
incorporating drama, illusions,
, vaudeville, and a bit of the cir
Gus, all built into one enchant-
ing mystery spectacle.
Julie, Virgirs leading lady,
appears in many SpectacleS
wearing elaborate and costly
robes, and costumes especially
created for her by leading de-
signerS Of Hollywood and New
York. ~. 49,. - 10y.
Among the countless scenes
in The Great Virgil's perfor-
nance will be Thru the Eye
of a Needle" the unbelievable
feat Of causing a young lady's
body to penetrate through solid
via an aperture so small that
even a mouse could not pass
through; The Mystery of the
Jungle" in which Julie plays
the part Of the Jungle princess
who is saved from the can
nibalS when Virgil causes her
to vanish in mid-air, and
Cheating the GallowS," in
which Virgil will prove that a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
County Al Clubs
To Picnic Monday

All clubs of Big Horn coun-
ty will hold their annual picnic
at the city park here Monday,
Aug. 80, it has been announced.
Following picnic dinner at
noon, each club will furnish a
stunt for entertainment and
recreation will be under the di-
rection of Ted Alexander, yell
loWstone county agent. During
the afternoon, all picnickers
who care to will go to the Har-
din municipal pool for a swim.
All All members and their
families are invited to attend
the picnic.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
CONTINGENT at the Jamboree.

contingent at the Jamboree.
Campfire sessions and stunt
nights were conducted, during
which members with special
talents and SkillS were found.
Movies about the countries to
be visited were also shown.
Since the Scouts may be
asked questions about American
democracy and numerous other
questions about the United
States, there were several SeS-
sions on citizenship. The Scouts
also learned new and interest
ing things about the customs,
traditions, government and
monetary systems of the Euro
pean countries to be visited and
had an opportunity to learn
"Jamboreeze," the language of
a World Jamboree-a mixture
of English and foreign words.
They had a try at conversation
in German, French and Italian.
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Varied Activities
For Local Scouts
On Jamboree Trip
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Naples, Italy, on July Is for a
sightseeing tour in Italy.
The eastward voyage by way
of the Mediterranean sea was
an exciting adventure. The At
lantic crossing provided the
Scouts an opportunity to get
acquainted and prepare for the
Jamboree experience.
Instructions in Scoutcraft
were given, as well as briefings
on Jamboree organization and
program, and rehearSals for
the pageant to be staged by the
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INVITED TO BILLINGS

Members of the Fort Custer
Golf club have been invited to
an inter- club match with Vel
loWstone club members at Bill
lings Sunday, July %. Those
planning to attend are asked
to contact. Darr Kicker for
transportation.
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ASSISTING AGENT

Miss Minetta Lang, agent in
training, will spend the months
of August and September in
Big Horn county assisting Miss
.Clementine Sittel, county home
demonstration agent, with All
and adult extension clubs.
Miss Lang is a graduate of
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the University Of Minnesota
with the class of 1851 and has
had experience as a all CLUB
AGENT In Minnesota. Her home
IS at Mapleton, Mimi.
TOP four industries, intermS
If capital investment. are agri-
culture. railroads, public utilit-
les, and petroleum.
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man can be hanged and still
live.