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Evening star., 1952-06-29
PRINCE KARL HOTEL

SSASN~~ @AAA4SA A4~ = ASA
1901 x ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor. air condi-
toned. 24-hr. switchboard: sgles.
lCOLORED-46O MASS. AVE. NV
Newly dec. sgle;, or dble; rms: conv.
%eeRy ady renss Sas Ssls sns
ICOLORED - 5000 BLK. ILLINOIS
empl. persons; .sgle. or dble.; cook
BROWN, HU. 5s2s. I2s
COLORED-1S39 4th ST. N.W.-Lge
front room, twin beds. next to bath;
suitable for couple or two young
LADIES Or gentlemen; home privileges
COLoRED-FURN. ROOM for employ
fd Sr ceSPls; 9S5a eeeo1klnE se1a ot privileges csl5
coIoRED-isss RED sss tSin az $; sr. NV N.w.@
ICONS Reasonable. son; on pi Snd sfsl. a. 02 2e :rd
|COLORED-oUEBEC PL.-Sele. and
twin bedrms.; Gov. employees pref.
eG8S ER5lvi'sEff ~ sT G$0a SG Nea},
furn., sgle. and dble.: So to $3.50
wkly. AID. 77s9; Sun. GE. 1854.
|CoLoREp-RM. FOR e-rvin beds,
AZ priyils; 1862 Fairmont st. NV.
C0L0RED@s FURN. RMS. AS for nice
couple or 2 men; conven. transp.
home privils. Call Sat. and Sun,
COL coIoRES&DouBLE RSEHe BEDROOM BEDROOM 70,
Gonple gys SS each: cooking privileges.
coL0REDs D&RkFiNED. >: diFi settled TGs iaay;
taHnr1nlished an1l room. Call any time. DE.
CoIoRED-111s p ST. NV
facilities; plenty Of hot water. BY
month only $3.50. See MRS. BUR.
CoLORED1iIIs r ST. N.w.SIs.,
turn: rm., use Of kit. and laundry
tacilities; no children: BY month
on only rs $S4;;50; a 20 See MRS. BURRELL
CoL6kED@RooM FOR NICE en-
ployed girl; no cooking; conv. to
q etsrSanssp!%ortation s!%I No; 273s. 80
mi fni7 IN .t3sr Galet home; kit. privils. ia.
CoLoRED9i2ARGE. BRIGHT FRONT
<, Z; /; ave. NV: DE: 92Ss. go
C0L0RED-LGE. CORNER RIM
Newly Newly. FURNISHED; adults only: refs
and bath same floor. 1858 Monroe
st; NV; Call Ia. 1908. -29
COLORED-2O18 9Th ST. N.W,-Ar
extra lge. front rm., twin beds;
cooking privileges; child accepted
CoIoRED-esoo 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. rms. for employed
couples or single ladies. no children
COLORED 1915 N. HAMPSHiRE
AVE; N.W.-Nicely furn. rms. for
employed couples or single ladies,
coLoRED@LARGE FRONT H base
ment. private entrance: 1 or Q EN-
ployed girls. AID. 2179.
COL0RED-l18l NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE single rooms. available
now. GEORGE I. BORGER, INC,
643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
front room. 2 persons, SO. so; SINGLE
COLORED-642 QUE ST. NV, Apt.
@Single room for man, with
COLORED.5 III. quincy ST. NV
Nicely furnished room for couple or
man. RA. 1877.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. single
and double rooms, cow. to transp.
and shopping: privils. DI. O692. 30s
COLORED-1533 1st ST. NV
Furn. room for couple. MI. 6935
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.


ALEXANDRIA-Nicely furn. rm. for
lady; next bath; COW. transp.;
BendiT close Pentason. TIE. sSS54.
SPACIOUS ROOM, private bath. pri-
yate porch. unlim. phone. excel.
transp; gentleman only. ia. 2-1595.
ATTRACTIVE air-conditioned front
rn1., unlimited phone extension.
an. Home ca q eoHIle; sSYd share bath EHith
YOUNG GiRL~own room and share
5-room home with l other girl.
Arna Valley vic. ia. S-O7S1.. 80
ARLINGTON-Single or double rm,
near bath; bath; min. to Pentagon. Call
RivERDALE-Nicely furn. airy room;
Tor single or couple. UN. O152.
ALEXANDRIA. Beverly Hills-DoubIe
bed, cross vent. north rm.. shower
FOR SUMMER MONTHsOEntire d.
of cool secluded house on Arlington
hillside;, bedrms., L "a baths; liv.
rm. and porch; 15 Minis to down
town Washington; 3 min. to PEN
tagon. Pvt. entr.: some kit. privils.
Ideal n5a1 for 1 or 2 bachelors. OF.
NE2R ARL. RIDGE RD., 1907 8.
goth St.-Five minis. to Pentagon.
lge. rm., windows, ne. corner;
off-street parking space. For man;
$50 mo. OF. SS45.
BETHESDA-Cool master bedrm.,
Pvt; bath; Loyely lH bone; $50 mo.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

WITH KIT. PRIvns.-Neiehborhood
Sibley Mem. Hospital for q lady In
Italian, Croatian or German speak
ing family. Box 40S-Z. Star. 29s
OLD LADY desires room and board;
laundry privileges; $50 per month
MALE, HTx 4Ss-1s 81. prbs1l Ssar; cs,bo,,. "a,
called-releaSed, desires rm., NV. sec
ton, vicinity YMCA. Box 44O-Z,
RETIRED NURSE wants 2 unfurn,
rooms downtown: give details. name
and address. Box 442-Z, Star.
housekeeping rm.; pvt. home; pref
vic. Hyattsville. UN. $3.50.
MATURE Government secretary wants
rm., good neighborhood: good trans.
small pvt. family. Box 24S-B, Star
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD

YOUNG dsADY-All privileges. Gall
FoR EMiPii;oYED COUPLE in M private
esTe nome' hiid sisS9sp ssSs9Ssspted' will give good
Aadn sId., rM eseps IN Gooa 5saed m!s. nSms cso
perch. 2206 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
FOR REFINED YOUNG PEOPLE: ex-
eellsnt food; delightful rms, BRAD
LIKE sTMMER REsoRT-carefree
utes from the city. Spacious, cool
rooms. delicious meals. large lawn
and porches, maid service, free
parking, every facility for enter
tSinment. nhI ,ent, at rates you can AFFORD.
Seen by appt; only. GL. S9l0. 80
@l39 r ST; N.W.-Switchboard ele-
yator: selectiye menu: connecting
CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN desires
P2oe From refsaence! aesls prSsse UH asss HS@e Alex
EMPL. MOTHER. i or % children,
Child care while working. RA. 1906.
ARL: Mr.. LEE HWY girls; / rm.
phone Tsa 1Tia priv oeoS oW pys p1sas path laundry
II IS MASS. AVE. N.W.-Excel. food;
clean, cozy. cool redec: rms; share:
men or women; maid and phone
sery.; laundry privils,; $50 2-wk. =;
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DU. 323S.
1880 LANIER PL. N.W.-1 blk. north
Columbia rd. car line. Handsome
corner residence; insulated. High.
z attractive. doubles, exceptionally
nice furnishings. All over pale
green rugs. twin beds, lounge chairs.
Elec. fans permitted. Wonderful
Iood. ample servings. 2 large ex-
hauSt fans, top and main frS. keen
air circulating continuously, Also
snare reimbursement rm. man. Cool
beautifully furn., semipvt. bath;
S6S-S SSS -S5U-S5S per mo-, each person.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
COUNTRY BOARD

COUNTRY BOARD on large farm on
top OF mountain. cool. quiet and
grown and cooked food served: 81
miles from D. c.; rates reasonable.
Write or phone. Bluemont 26I2,
MRS. JANE e. KING, Bluemont.
REST AND QUIET in modern country
home in mountains; home cooked
meals; reasonable rates. L. M.
COBB. Hanging Rock. W. Va.
WANTED BY RETIRED LADY-Room
and board in conf. home: cow. to
Wheaton. LO. h-15Ah 90
Evening star., 1952-06-29

WHITE.
l37 North Carolina ave. s.e.-Rooms
for rent; near transportation: price,
$3.50 and 81. Call Ii. 7-6037.
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RIM. in quiet
family; employed person; privil and
porch; reasonable. Ii. 4-55AR
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Dogs. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES. 8 wks. old. Axe.
reg, excel. bloodline, grand children
champs. Baron Trevor Of Trede.
gor. fawns. brindles, males, females,
large litter. must dispose OF quickly.
S5O-S6O. KE. 3-4922, so
BOXER PUPS. pure bred, brindle,
psR AZ; frTTsS faTn; $50; 10. @ @S-I445; go
asstins ses sss gsir sS Rrssasas $3.50.
TOY MANCHESTER. Axe papers
3 mos: old; show type but Teas
house broke. Rockville 311S.
SIAMESE KITTENS, sealpoints, beau
tiful pedigreed males. housebroken,
st. at'raSsiVeiy dy p5issd' StSS 1922 Lonsfell"W
COCKER PUPS-Males, Axe. excel.
pedigree. Also stud service. 3522,
Nimitz I'd. Kensinston. LO. 5-2S5B.
FOX TERRIER. female. 3 mos. old,
thoroughbred, black and white; been
yermed. paper-trained; $50. OR.
PARXKEETs. about 2 mos. old; make
sCOTfISH TERRIERs. 9 weeks. Axe
reg: chaampionship stock, excellent
rSopLksC. rSssf; fsCo black ss sn3ss; m9sis.ur. Axe
GERMAN h shEPHER6U.N hEEUNi male: ke: : s2Sas. mos.
friendly; all distemper shots; S25.
COLLIE Eo AKs IsSss sna afts5 s IL noon
Sienna SSHigs. ia5m 15s-,l1 raised; SO and up.
TOY MALTESE PUPPIES. reg. very
small. Champion bred. WA. 0738.
WILL SOME ONE GIVE lovely 81
ssmnnes ssmess cat: with papers, good
dSsn. dSm. ggoe%s!e is, se4slz. yrs old; no chill
SALLE'S-OPEN 1O-5
1884 18th ST. NV, HUI. 9764.
Ps9akeets-,Wholesale, $3.50; retail,
SIIes SIH;So si1iin,i in line Inc. 81 pets and sup
and nest boxes. Discounts to breed.
ers and fanciers on seeds and feeds
NEW TYPE N0F FoIpiaeG oId5lae 0FSess SrsedioR 0n
cages (single, double and flight, etc
Have over 500 birds, including, my
nah, cardinals, gorgeous sugar birds,
goid-breasted finches. paradise my
dahs. rare parakeets. cocktiels. love
LECTION GOLD AND TROPICAL
Special This Week Only!
young Gin. ringtail monkey,
, complete with cage SS5
young talking mynah bird.
complete with cage SS5|
3-Baby parakeets tyour choice),
complete with cage and hangar;
make wonderful gifts and pets SO
roy FooDIEa "a PEPPIGs. tGP les Usfd9ens; WhiPe and
s.: sa!0fso; sei4sa' s5s0 toy D00dle' at stud,
SHELTIES miniature collies), AKcl
reg. Call Jefferson 2-O261 or Kine
o-1146, Tor appointment.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
SCOTT CIRCLE
LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
18th and Eye SITS. NV,
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $50 WEEKLY.
DI. 421O
MERIDIAN HILLS
HOTEL
18th and Euclid StS NV

I0Cn ana EUCIIu SLS. INV.
CO. 1000
FINEST EXCLUSIVE HO-
TEL FOR WOMEN. COM
PLETE HOTEL AND TELE-
PHONE SERVICE. ALL
OUTSIDE ROOMS BEAU
TIFULLY FURNISHED
SINGLE ROOMS NOW
AVAILABLE AT $2.25 PER
DAY. SWIMMING POOL
PRIVILEGES AVAILABLE
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W

E. CAPITOL ST.-Lge. rm. for sgle
man, $50 per wk. Ii. 3-O129;
ewes. and Sun. Ii. 3-27S1.
CAPITOL HILL-Opp. House once
Bldg, blk. Libr. Congress. Furn.
rm. avail. 2Sth. Ii. 3-2913. .
4S6 Z ST. S.W.-2 bedrms for rent,
one with dble: bed and one rm. with
twin beds; kit. privils. ST. 9SSS.
200 4th ST. Sc. Capitol location
Large. LarEe, clean; nicely furn.; cross
cAP1fHoII' HfhLmattraetively Il ana sae ia fsrn.
large front rm.. twin beds. near
bath. ?l0 A st. Sc, Ii. 4-s949.
ONE OR TWo GIRLS, twin 1i3e beds.
ssit. ,pprtvils. for breakfast. 10.
1903 RIDGE PL. Sc. block @Ss Of,
MINI. ave.-Nicely furn. room, sim
gle or young couple. LU. I-1S0S.
3146 WEST0VER DIR. S.E.-Cool,
lge. room for 2; pvt. entr. and
PVT bath: use Of garage. LU.
1900 II ST. s.E.-Room for young
lady, nr. Barney Circle; kitch. and
soSTaEHsT tsSafi HRsiEi sEdT1oN@9RoSo;m sNIo9sS; "a and
Yasd' YYitehenftte' II 7-Ssay sSssmayiDath; mr.. Navy
room for light houseEeepins: Single.
$40; double. $3.50 wk. SCHUL-
LER, District 1926 or Dupont 5637. :
WIDOW needs Housekeeping rm. or
rm: with kitchentte; reas. Box
411-Z, Star
Evening star., 1952-06-29
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

1348 SPRING RID. N.W.-Bedrm., sit
venient; S35. ia. 1850.
BSMT. ROOMS available. Cement
floor. All utilities furnished Loc.
on Penn. ave. NV. across from Geo.
Washington University h pi I q i;
business loc. Call WO. 1914 or
call ARENDES REALTY. MI. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

MEDIUM SPOTTED PONY
Young. gentle. Also black colt, Sale
or trade for small. gentle. gated
mare. Harness. saddle, etc. WA. 6049
HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old. these are beautifu
animals; pure Domino breeding. J
Haymarket 4-23OO.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

29 LOGAN CIRCLE NV
Rms now avail. with pvt. baths
Very reasonable rents. Open fol
your inspection. JUSTINE REALTY
CO.. 412 9th st. NV, DI. 5995. -
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FARM 3 GARDEN Cont J
WATERPUMP TROUBLE?
Call THE HOME WATERPUMP
SERVICE. 10 8-f,Io1

S9Aekk NlOG. ~. o-OlSI.
TOPSOIL
II you want the best, you want Pa
tapsco Valley topsoil; from the
WILLOWGROUND FARMS. No rocks
no clay. no waste. Call RE. 1896
JAQUES TRACTOR
In good working condition.; complett
with Tin. plow, disc harrow. Idea
for small or medium acreage. Come
and try 1t out. 1925. BEHNKF
NURSERIES. Washington- Baltimore
blvd. Beltsville. Nd. TO. $500. -2e
Distinctive LandScaping
WITH MODERN STYLISH DESIGNS
We can make your house a home
whether new or old; Our extensive
stock includes broadleafed ever
greens. azaleas in variety. conf
ferrous evergreens, ornamental and
shade trees and Towering shrubs.
You will find our service reasonable.
reliable, experienced. We specialize
In the. Fairfax. Prince William and
Fauquter County area. Write or
phone for consultation NORTHERN
VIRGINIA NURSERY, Nokesvilie,
Va. Phone Haymarket $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

14th AND UPSHUR NV.
Inree-rm: dnrS apt: to share with lady;
~es
C0L0REDE-MAN TO SHARE APT.
with another; all privileges. Ii
CoLORED-GIRL WILL SHARE apt
with another. Govt girl pref. cal
LU. 1-b346.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

1924 CLIFTON ST. NV.
1st a. front. gas stove. Frisidaire,
child okey. S13 wk. or $50 mo.
Also 2nd Il. rear, rm. and kit, gas
refgr., near bath, child okay. Sl4
wk. Call AID. 9531, ask for MRS.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

COLORED-426 ELM ST. N.W.-Rm
furn. with bedrm. set for / person
This rm. has q closet kitchenette.
By month only. S2S. Apply first
floor. MRS. JONES. 80
COLORED - HOUSEKEEPING room
for one lady. Very reasonable. Cal
HO. S099.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED

Good sts meals; M elev; sWitshboard. le:
Evening star., 1952-06-29
LOVELY HAMPSHIRE GARDENS, /

nS nice .nao for newlyweds; adults only.
FOR MEDICAL STUDENT. married.
share home with single person. nr.
RfsorsstSSn fEo sSss, Ext go EOS or g. PowEN W.
orr: sEoREHAM:' ''i Attractive; r. tN; Usoa. spt..
porch; available July 8, l to 2 mos.
apt. for rent. winter mos. MI.
1855 s5s' MiNr%eoRn Hfsi sS n II. x.w-suisaSl.
Kit, pvt. bath; conv. transp. and
shoppfng Call AID. 4l94. 20
THREE BEDRMS.. liv. rm., kit. and
rs5l 18th and a.. coalsmbis 9agn I'd; sl4o mo.
rm,. with irepl., Dedrm.. Fit. % and
bath; sis mo 1864 Wyoming
1928 MONROE ST. N.w-3 rms Z,
comfortably furn.: residential neigh
borhood; excel transp. co. 2A61.
BASEMENT, I-RM. APT. with dress
ing rm; For ] lady only: $31 mo.
10 idSs 81 SsT.oS 81. Nv 20 s2s1. :e.s. 80
ANxcosTiA. eSri DUPLEX. 9a'f bedroom. i,v.
Im;. kit, bath; no children; 500.
1890 Que st. Sc, upstairs. zee
STUDIO APT, 1443 Parkwood pl. NV.
Three rms, next to bath: newly
REAR 5OO6 n. CAPITOL ST. Level
with ground; nice neiEkborhood;
married couple or empl. Girls;
semipvt. bath; avail July 7th; $40
go;; sYsS u.il; 10 incl On prem. sat- tS Q.
MopDERN" " GEORGETOWN .fneiene,
with fireplace and garden; excellent
location: bachelor preferred. Rent.
$s5 inclusive. CO. 0926. 80
COOL. TASTEFULLY FURN. APT, in
well-appointed apt. bldg. Sc: liv.
rm.. din; rnl.: bedrm. kit, bath
reasonable 10. 2-9fl3, after s
weekdays or all day Sat. and Sun.
1aO2 vARNUM ST. N.w.-compiete-
ly furnished small apt. for coupls
1923 K ST. Me- 'Pia; Pms. kit. and
bath: nicely furn.; refgr.; utils. incl.
JOSEPH e. BRUNO. INC, 903 r
st. NV. ST. 1920. 80
1446 4. L. AVE. N.W.-Bsmt. apt,
newly dec, 1 bedrm., private bath;
S95 mo. AID. $3.50. go
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1952-03-28
BY Dr., Paul Popenoe

Spring will soon bring the flow
ers back to life again--with one
exception. That's the wallfiower.
It will continue to show no signs
Of life-yet you know that life still
exists In it!
Jean figures that she is in that
position. i've been trying to get
out and meet people" she 're-
ports. ST 60 to various places
but never really make any &C
quaintances. I don't seem to know
how. II / can't figure out some
thing better pretty soon, I'll just
take to staying at home; and then
I know the end is in sight,"
You can do better than that.
Jean.
Psychologist Murray Banks
gives some practical suggestions
to you tand plenty Of others) In
his new book. 'How to Live With
Yourself" Don't retort that you
are tired Of living with yourself
that it's just what you are trying
to get away from! You'll have to
live with yourself. anyhow. There
are many other good books, too.
But DR.. Banks has some practical
suggestions aimed right at you,
Jean.
When you go to a party or
dance, he suggests. pick out FIVE
strangers you are going to speak
to-three who are particularly at
tractive and two who you think
you'd just as soon not meet. Take
these two first. because you won't
be so flustered or self-conScious
in talking to them. Use them for
practice; then go after the three
others.
What are you going to say?
Anything you like, but DR.. Banks
has q formula. You breeze up
with a sunny smile and say. You
know. I've been watching you for
the last 10 minutes and there are
three tnlngS ABOUT you thaC nave
come into my mind"
I don't believe there's . man
alive who can resist an opening
like this. ! couldn't even though,
I had been warned In advance!
"Really?" he'll say. "What are
they?" You don't have to tell
him; you can let him guess. Or
you can start of with one-any-
way. you have good opening and
keeping the conversation going
will be easy.
OF course, If dozen girls who
read this column all try this
opening on the same man at the
same party, you may leave him a
bit confused. but you can be the
first. Jean. Let me know the re-
suit, will you? And II you want
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Colombian Envoy
To Address Club

The Ambassador Of Colombis
and Sonora de Restrepo win bs
the guests Of honor at = Par
American Day luncheon Of the
Washington Soroptimists Club te
De held ut / pm. Wednesday in
the Willard Hotel.
DR.. Restrepo viii speak on the
subject. ''The Women Of Colombia
in Business Today" He viii be
introduced by Mrs. John Donald
son. president Of the Pan Ameri-
can Liaison Committee Of Wom-
ems Organizations.
Mrs. Donaldson win talk briefly
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Modern Marriage
WoIIflower Is Advised
On How to Get d Man A

a little more specific help in pro-
lceeding from that point forward
write me in care Of The Evening
Star and ask for a copy Of my
little 20-page booklet, "This Way
to Marriage" Please inclose 10
cents and q stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope.
There's nothing more right
now, Jean. except for you to de-
eide what you are going to wear,
and how you are going to fix your
hair up in the most becoming way.
Then start out.
Evening star., 1952-03-28

about the Liaison Committee,
which represents 80 or more
women's clubs. The Soroptimist
Club Is a member and MRS. Edith
10. Jarvis Is its delegate.
Miss Marcela Cortina. student
at the Mount Vernon Junior Col-
lege. will dance the Mexican Hat
Dance as part Of the entertain
ment program.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
|Westhonnpton ca

The annual Spring tea Of the
Westhampton College Alumnae
Club Of washington win be held.
from $3.50 to $50 pm. Sunday
in the home Of Mrs. Edward
Gale, 7206 Rrennon lane, Chevy
Chase. Md. Mrs. Leslie Booker,
Westhampton College alumnae
secretary. will be among the guests.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Candy Striped Taffeta
os SPRING .4ros, Ae.rA1. ,H... s25

The fresh bold effect Of stripes dark sheer . welcome
conoe TO winter weary wordrobes! See sheer with
its poon collar and cuff deo the suggestion Of stripe
ot butonhoe and pockets full skirt Noy block sizes
FASHION cOL0NY-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1952-03-28
Rayon Faiue z Firsts
YOU. NV .A.r.. nAnD..s, S.:

See the lovely new shapes tor spring hour fole hond-
boos note their cleaning royon copper lininos their
olt cospsl Eoch With oomy Inferior zppered compartment
Block, brown Or noW
HANDBAGs-sTREET FLOOR
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-18
Local Tenn Wins in
Bowling Match Meet

In a match game between
the Occident Elevator team of
Billings and the local Occident
Elevator team, the local team
won all four games with a
total of 2054 pins against 1919
for the Billings aggregation.
The event was held at the
Community Center here last
Thursday. Honors for high game
were divided between Earl Gray
and Chuck Dore of the local
team, each bowling a ITO game.
High series was won by Dore
with 476, beating Gray by three
points.
Being held early in the sea-
son, with very little practice
the scores were not exception
al, according to Bill Smith, Gen.
ter manager, but the teams
showed plenty of enthusiasm
and have planned a rematch
game in the near future at Bill
ingS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-18
Murtin VIII Head
Murch Of Dimes

Julius E. Hilgard, state chair
man of the 1858 March of
Dimes campaign, and Mrs. J. J.
Ping, chairman of the Big Horn
county chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Par
alysiS, today announced the
appointment of Keith Martin
of Hardin, as county campaign
director.
Mr.. Hilgard said the appoint
ment was made at the recon-
mendation of the executive
committee and other campaign
appointments will be announc-
ed in the near future by the
campaign director.
Latest reports show that
Montana has had 108 cases of
polio this year, as compared
with 40 the same time one year
ago. Twelve Montana counties
have received advances from
national headquarters amount
ing to $33 800 for the care of
local polio patients. The adj
vances from national head
z quarters were made after coun-
ty chapter funds were gone.
Because of the high incidence
Of polio throughout the nation,
the 1858 March of Dimes cam
paign must be the greatest ev-
er, Hilgard said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-18
VFW VIII Discuss
Form Opportunities

James Louk post No. 7481,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will
conduct a regular meeting at
the club rooms at 8 pm. Fri
day, Sept. 19, officers have an
nounced.
Maps and pamphlets de-
scribing the farming opportun-
titles for veterans in the Col
umbia Basin project have been
received by post officers and
will be discussed at the meet
ing. All veterans interested in
these farming possibilities are
invited to attend the meeting
and contact the officers for in
formation.
The Columbia Basin project,
irrigated with waters impound-
ed by the Grand Coulee dam,
totals 2,500,0OO acres. of which
1,029,000 acres have been found
suitable for irrigation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-18
Annual Festival Set
At Local Church

The annual mission festival
of the Redeemer Lutheran
church of Hardin and st. Johns
Lutheran church at st. Xavier
will be held Sunday, Sept. 81,
beginning at $3.50 am. at the
Hardin church.
Dinner will be served in the
Hardin church basement at II
am, followed by afternoon
worship services at 2 pm.
The Rev. John Chambers OF
Sidney will be guest speaker for
the day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-18
INFANT DIES

William Bulltail, six-month-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Bulltail of Pryor, died Septem-
Der Is at Pryor following a
four-day illness. Services were
conducted at the Pryor Catholic
church September 16, with the
Rev. James Kane, S. j., in
charge. Burial was in Pryor
cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-11

The men of Flower Hill having
found out just how fast money goe
when they try to improve church
are talking about a Chicken Sup
per, on Tuesday night, October !
Many of their friends are interest
ed in helping them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-11

start community library. Mr.. Ba-
singer served as president of the
first board of trustees and worked
untiringly to get the project start
ed.
Mrs. Bernice Pike, Sherwood
High School librarian, and Mrs.
Norbert Burns presided over the
punch bowls. The draperies made
by Mrs. Burns and the flowers ar
ranged by Mrs. T. G. Lyon, Mrs.
Frederick L. Thomas and Miss Dor
othy Wethcrald added a great deal
to the charming rooms with their
soft grey paint and newly sanded
floors. Mrs. Mark Wilson is chair
man of the committee from the
Friendship Garden Club which
plans to place a flower arrange
ment in the library each week. The
hours for the library are Monday
through Friday from 3 to 6 pm.
and Thursday evenings from Z to
9 pm.