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SALESMAN

Experienced man for retail clothing
ton. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
INC 703 9TH st. NV. 20
statesmen, to sell window fans for
distributor to of1ces. stores and
R4@Ss SDDy the f!y CO. ioi 81
st. NV. Ma. 2454. LIB
ea cofp fn!aIsafc sstaS
lished territory. Salary and COM
mission, or straight commission.
Box 1884. Star. -15
statesmen. Babee Tenda, has a
limited number Of openings in Md.
Va and D. & C., both ,.t full sae and part Part
transp. youri find this to be a
pleasant way to increase your in
come BABEE TENDA DISTRIBUT-
insso3 iMa co D 1elI g Ii ia $1,000. sSe Sc WASH
SALESMEN, full time and part time.
Would you like. to triple your in
come? Are you having hard time
selling? Do you find prospects hard
to close? Is it difiicult for you to
make ends meet? Stop working for
peanuts and start making real
money. The Metropolitan Food Plan
has the answer to your problems.
0uI HlCn dIC AdA AbONC CAC
average. Top men earned $1,000
last week, you, too. can get in
on the ground floor and start earn
ing some of this real money. This
is truly q Salesman's paradise. II
interested, report Monday morning,
10 o'clock sharp. No stragglers,
please. METROPOLITAN FOOD
PLAN. Paladiam Bldg, RIM. 2. 2415
Mt. Vernon ave-, Alexandria, Va,
r. P. jackson. sales manager.
Statesmen, leading nationally ad-
vertised hearing aid; full or part
time: local advertising creating lots
of new, live leads. Excellent earnings.
ST. 5554. -l6
Statesmen - Attractive opportunity
to increase your income during your
spare time; work only definite eve
ing appointments; car necessary.
Apply in person, 1888 G st. NV,
Monday, $50 am. to $50 pm.
SALESMEN-Men who would like to
earn $3.50 per wk. and up. Selling
Cooler-aire room coolers. These
units have most unusual features.
not found In ordinary room cool
ers, such as being portable. they
only require 2 inches of window
space. Price wise, we have a great
advantage. We give salesman pro;
tected territory, and are assigned
all leads in their territory coming
from lge. advertising program. Ap-
ply in person. ROBERTSON'S, INC,
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statesmen

Young men to sell nationally famous
mems sportswear, principally sport
coats and slacks; some clothing ex-
perience preferred. Permanent OPEN
ir1gs offered, top commissions; u off
on your own clothing, purchases.
Apply to MR.. SPICER.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV.
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statesmen

For major household appliances.
Building materials and fencing;
liberal draw against commission;
car necessary; mileage allowance; at
tractive proposition to right men.
Apply Personnel ofice.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
S455 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring.
Nd.
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HELP MEN
statesmen

We have openings for a number OF
full-time men for inside work Must
be experienced statesmen. jewelry or
furniture statesmen preferred. We
train you to sell. Telvision. re-
frigerators, washers, etc. Excellent
salary, plus generous commission.
Steady employment. GEORGES RA-
DIO & TELEVISION CO., SIG F
ct n W See Mr. EalIar 81
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exper.. for alum. storm
windows and doors. Highest salary
work. Apply ALL-WEATHER STORM
WINDOW CO., 5403 Ga. ave. NV.
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SATESMEN

Two men to call on inquiries for hos
pitaliZation insurance. No canvass
ing. Quality leads furnished daily
mot just names and addresses E.
Our men average Sl50 weekly. Car
necessary; Also two men for nearby
tween $3.50 and II noon, 1850
Columbia I'd NV AID 3R45
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statesmen ATTENTION
one that will not be satisfied with
less than $3.50 per week income. No
out of town travelling. but a car
is essential. Must be willing to work
hard. & hours daily. We pay SS5
weekly salary during training period.
Apply in person 10 am to pm,
ROBERTSONS, INC, % 18th st. ne.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
ELECTRONIC DESIGN
Develop and construct conven-
tional and original electronlc
circuits for Duplication in the
laboratory and test cells as part
Of electro-mechanical systems for
attaining special lab and origl-
nal data.
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Public Relations Man
Old washington firm has an OPEN
ing in its Is, public Eo,,Is relations msn de de
enjoys meeting the public to es-
tablish new accounts. You must have
q neat appearance. integrity and
ambition as well as q car. You can
earn from $3.50 to $500 per month.
No experience necessary. For a per-
sonal interview write to Box 411-Y.
Star. 20
RATE CLERK-Must have experience
En xne Es terSnrS sna mSor Goad tars opnoqta Mqae
hlshf,S nits for 'sli4ts aualified man with large
organization. State full particulars,
including salary expected, Box
REAL fiHiAi estate FIAT SALESMAN or busi-
ness salesman. white, men or women.
s sarn or to esFs t% day yr part Ss nEns
sales training ewes. start 8 pm.
PHUL PaSi ). MILLER, Real Estate and
Bus Business Brokers; p s.;::. G.. M: M: ", Va
REAL Eat: iesSi EsTATE 1ne fsAIEisMAN-Active
good man, must be exper. This
booming territory offers tremendous
opportunity for making big money;
See pKoE ME Eesd & co gales sos5 S5F 18th 'AMas g.
khAI ATii Vf;s EssfATE IA s-7saG 7SsHaGGEsMAN-Prihnce
Georges County; experienced. To
work ne area of Prince Georges
County. Must be. county resident.
shsa ssa eSss ss.ats r0 ssse ADRs D@Roob M
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1917 r. I.
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PLASTICS; one who has facilities for
bending sheet plastics. To give esti-
mates on advertising samples, which
Will lead to contract on large scale.
10. 1850 wkdys., ewes.
PLUMBER wanted at once. Apply
2113 N. Quebec St., Arl., Mon. morn
PHI MBER-Exper. for jobbing and
TEesmodeling; rem d. c. permit; refs.
PLUMBERS-Must be expeienced; for
work in Fairfax County. Va; new
Schools. long lob; So and 1928 hr.
Phone Vienna 222 for interview:
PLUMBER. must be first class in new
construction and remodeling; no
others need apply: top wages. Call
PORTER. colored. day work. Ap-
ply PINCUS GRILL. 1899 Bladens-
burg. rd., Colmar Manor. Md. -15
PORTER for auto showroom; good
pay. pleasant working cond.; subur-
ban Md. location. perm. See M
cutler. MONROE FORD CO.. 1897
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. -17
PORTER. colored liquor store; ex-
perience and refs. required. Apply
in person, 1449 You st. NV. -l6
PORTER or delivery man; part time,
9 pm: to IL pm. Call NO. S440 any
time Sunday.
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pLANNER AND ESTIMATOR

For machine shop and sheet-metal
work; vacation, sick leave, overtime;
conditioned plant.
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
College Park Md. UN. 740o
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SALESMAN
SALARY AND COMMISSION
LEADS ONLY

We are an old established
firm expanding our operations
into a new field. We are in
tereSted in men who can meet
and present a quality product.
Unusual opportunity for men
having sales ability-our prod
uct is in great demand and is
brand-new in this area. Earn
ings are unlimited.
This Is a permanent, full
time position for an aggressive
salesman thinking in terms of
security for the future.
APPLY TO MR.. WELBORN,
CAPITOL SUPPLY CO., S02
Constitution ave. ne. (cor. 9Th
and b, or call Ii. 6-7100 for
appointment.
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SANDWICH MAN. night work; exper,
BERG'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN
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statesmen (THREEl
Are needed for interesting field work,
test and give-away program. Posi-
tions are permanent; salary and in
centive commission. Most of our
men earn S125 or more weekly.
Apply MR.. ORPIN, between hours
OF 10 am. and l pm, Monday
June 16 5511 14th st. NV.
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ROOM CLERK

sober. reliable, able 90 furnish good
references. Apply Personnel ONCE
AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 1404 K st.
NV IL
ROUTE DRIVER for retail dry clean
ing and laundry route. Good op-
portunity for right man. Apply
MAJESTIC LAUNDRY, 800 Addison
ROUTE SALESMAN-Man for an
established coffee and grocery route
in Washington area. Excellent op:
portunity for man looking for real
security and a liberal pension plan.
Man should be married, between 26
references. Must be reliable.
Salary and commission. Car fur
nished. Call CO. 1896. THE COOK
COFFEE CO.. for appointment.
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JAN1IOR, colored, married, Tor mod
ern garden type apt; good salary;
apt. furnished free. Apply resident
manager. FORT GREBLE APIS.
205 Elmira st. s.w. 10. 2-5154.
JANITOR, married; part time, for
small bldg; exper. nee. GE. 1905
part time. colored, mar
ried. for small apt. bldg, nr. Sol
dierS' Home; apt. furnished. plus
salary: local refs. necessary. For
appointment, call DREYFUSS BROS.
Ma. ,05s2. between and II am.
colored. married: no chill
dren: must have reference; salary
S11O per month and excellent quar-
ters. Apply MRS. MOORE, Resident
Manager, Apt. 102, 2613 Lee blvd,
Arlington. Va. Phone GIL. 1914.
10
colored, 5th-class license,
for daywork in modern downtown
apt, bldg; work available for wife:
good salary and quarters. Apply
RES. MANAGER, 2141 Eye st. NV.
lis
Colored couple, no child
rem, part-time exchange service for
nice apt. (not in basement). utilities
and phone. Call MR.. IRVINE, MA.
5000 bet. 3-5 pm. -16
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PRESSER

Wool; top pay; year-around Job; vaca-
ton with pay: hospital benefits; cool
place to work. PEELER'S. 230S
Rhode Island ave. ne. Sunday
after 10 am, WA. S945; week days,
DU. 1913. -17
PRINTER-KLUGE PRESSMAN-Ex-
only no,1ga 24 dns1staIs H st. anS
hand compositors, for night work;
monotype operators for day work;
men experienced in high-grade
typography, for job in ad work.
Over r-the-scale pay for men who
men. Union shop. Apply HARLOWE
COMPOSITION CO., 210 G st. NV,
MA. 1896.
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Development of procedures Tor
application of new and existing
welding processes; determine
welding characteristics OF new
materials.
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PRODUCE HELPER

4O-hour week. No weekend work.
Must be in good health. Permanent
Job with opportunity for advance
ment Will load truck and go out
on route Drivers permit helpful;
starting time, $3.50 am. Apply be-
tween s am. and 3 pm. to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1135 O1st ST NV 16
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INVESTIGATORS

By one of Washington's largest
employers. to make confidential in
vestigations of past and present
financial activities and conduct of
employees, responsible for collecting
handling and accounting for large
sums of money Must be thoroughly
trained in investigative work. Pref
erably several years FBI or COM
parable experience. Salary open.
Send complete resume to Box l55-
A. Star.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER,

Investigate vibration character
istics of jet engine components.
freouencies, excitation energy to
design of component; establish
operating conditions in engine
and correlate with data obtained
from laboratory evaluation.
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NETALLuRGICAL ENGINEER
Initiate and conduct metallurgl-
cal investigations of develop
ment nature. Experience in high
temperature alloy field essential.
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WELDING ENGINEER :,
Consult on application of weld,
ing to the manufacturing and
design of welded parts. Estab-
fish controls for Welding pro-
cedures in factory.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Develop and construct ingenious
mechanisms for application in
the laboratory. in the test cell,
and on the engine as parts OF
for obtaining special laboratory
and operational data.
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HELP MEN

FuRNiTURE FINIsHER. exper. only.
FURNITURE FiNlsHER. experienced
sober man. for better grade furni-
ture rennishing; with spray expe-
I4th st. NV. HO 4530 TX
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HELP MEN

NEAL ESTATE
cover fast-selling SUBJ
division of 200 new homes in Va.
Automatic sales insures good steady
income. New subdivision of 300
homes planned upon sale of first
group. Top commission. Also, one
brokerage man considered. Call JE.
3-2611. Mr.. Cloth. -15
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REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN
Experienced only. Apply P. o.
SMITH, s. g. g.. 1914 II st. ne.
lis
ROOFER HELPER-Experienc in
shingle. Stag and general roof work.
Call LU. 4-5616 between 10 am.
and IL am
ROOFERS-$2 STA per hour plus
timers for repair work. Put your
self in a class with che best. work.
ing for GICHNER. 1900 Kendall st.
ne See Mr. Spaulding.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

MECHANICAL ENGINEER
STRESS ANALYSIS
Perform stress analysis studies
on jet engine components, based
on original design specifications
and on actual operating condi-
operating stresses in engine and
from calculations and laboratory
evaluation.
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THE SUNDAY STAR

ENGINEER, 9TH class. to work nights.
ave. NV: best refs: only. Ia
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IABORERs

work. experienced. Top
pay. Apply 1920 N. Westmoreland
st, E. Falls Church. Va.
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FURNITURE FINISHER
To do touch-up and burn-in work
on IV cabinets etc Must be sober,
reliable. and conscientious. Apply
IN person to Mr.. Joe at PHILLIPS,
INC; 2012 Shannon pl. Sc. Ana
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|Baccalaureafe
Service Held
For Class of 81

Lodge Grass. - Graduation
week activities began Sunday
evening with baccalaureata ser
vices held at the Little Brown
church with the Rev. H. S.
Benson, pastor, giving the SER
mon. The theme of his address
was Stopping Place"
The senior professional en-
tered the church to Holy, Holy,
Holy, sung by the high school
glee club under the direction
of Mrs. Alma Stevenson. Invo=
cation was by Miss Julia Brand,
missionary of the Shining Star
church at Wyola.
The hymn, Faith of Our Fa-
thers", was sung by the congre-
cation and was followed by
the scripture prayer given 10y
the Rev. Rollin Marsh, pastor
of the Church of the Open
Bible. Miss Helen Standish sang
MY Task" as a solo and the
glee club was heard in "The
Lords Prayer. Miss Clara Odds,
missionary of the First Crow
Indian Baptist church, pro-
nounced the benediction, and
the occasional, sung by the
glee club, was Nov the Day
Is Over"
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msum fuel, such as you have never felt.
Another result is new economy. It's an
engine that scarcely forms carbon at all.
1t creates less heat. 1t will last much
longer, stay younger ON the way! .
And with sChrysler ful1-time Power
Steering, you steer with one.ifM the
usual effort -. drive, with Jfpe times the
usual control! With Power Brakes you
need up to two-thirds less foot pressure
90. and still stop in many feet less than
other cars can do.
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Officers Installed
At Annual Dinner

Lodge Grass. - A candle
light investiture held at the
dining room of the Western
hotel in Sheridan Saturday
evening, installed the recently
reelected officers of the Civic
club. They are Mrs. Murry
Brown, president; Mrs. o. J.
Landon, vice president; Mrs.
Harry Wilson, secretary and
Mrs. Robert Formanack, pres
ident. Mrs. ". M. Matross was
installing officer.
Mrs. Lloyd Lake presided as
toastmistresS and introduced
the program numbers which
were preceded by a report on
the years activities given by
Mrs. Wilson.
Appearing on the musical
program were Miss Helen
Standish, who sang Sweet
heart, accompanied by Miss
Jean Sorger; Miss Cloanna Wag-
enaar who played "SaXaphobia'
with Miss Carolee Redman at
the piano. Miss Redman gave
as a piano solo Beethoven'S
Moonlight Sonata.
Mrs. Brown announced that
the next meeting of the group
would he a pot luck dinner at
her ranch home June 4.
Guests at the dinner, which
is an annual affair, were Mrs.
w. o. Brockway of Vancouver,
Wash, Mrs. Jesse CriSwell OF
the Sarpy Greek community;
Mrs. woodrow Burnett of Edna,
| Kans., Mrs. Ray M%oriSsette of
Hardin, Mrs. Edna Tfrreil OF
San Diego, Calf, Mrs. Francis
Eggart, Mrs. M. T. Wells and
Mrs. Homer Nuen.
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she will be Joined by her IA
Their, Soren R%ungborg, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Nels Rung-
borg. Mrs. Rungborg has not
seen her sister, Mrs. SorenSon,
for 26 years.
Leslie Schroeder, ST., left
this week for Poison where he
will be employed by the Peter
KeWeit construction company.
Mrs. Schroeder will Join him
the first of the month and
they will spend the summer
in Lake. county.
Mrs. Nancy Jefferson was in
from the saWmill to spend sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs.
Rose Bird.
A number of Lodge Grass
square dancers attended the
Midland Empire square dance
festivities held in Billings Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Graham moved
this week to Big Horn, Wyo.,
where she is employed.
FOR sale - Deluxe Hotpoint
electric range, used one year,
5000. Also three nearly new oil
stoves, in varying sizes. v. M
Matross, phone 2893.-Adv.
Mrs. J. H. Crutcher returned
to Lodge Grass Tuesday after
spending the last six months
with her son, S. w. Crutcher
in Oakland, Calf.
Mrs. Francis Curry and Mrs.
Lee Curry and son Dale drove
to Hardin Tuesday to join in
the celebration of the birthday
of Mrs. J. C.. Elder, mother of
the two local women.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert For
manck are parents of a son,
born last Tuesday in Billings.
He has been named Thomas
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Smith
and children and MIR. and Mrs.
Don ClaWson and family were
picnic guests of MIR and Mrs.
Ralph BurriS Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wilson
are parents of a son, born in
Billings Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Ludrick
were Billings visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Carney
spent Sunday at the Pete Stew
ems ranch.
Mrs. Ira Chapman, who re-
Gently suffered a fractured left
leg, has returned from a Bill
ings hospital and will spend
several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Curry
and sons drove to Billings Sun
day where Gary entered his
model airplane in a contest
sponsored by the Mustang Mod
Ell Flyers at the baseball field
at Rocky Mountain college. On
June 20 Gary will also enter
the flying contest in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Chandler
and daughter, Linda, of Ash
land visited relatives Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Burton Chand-
Ter entertained at dinner Sun
day for Airman Second Glass
Porter Chandler who has been
spending a leave here from
Travis Field, Calf. On Tues
day Mr.. Chandler and his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Chand-
Ter, Sr., were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Williams in
Sheridan. The airman returned
by car to his base on Wednes-
day.
Several members of the SEN
ior class will leave Monday fol-
a trip to Sand Point and Occur
d'Alene, Idaho. They will be &C
companied by Paul D. Swed-
berg, high school principal, Mrs
Stevens and Mrs. w. o. Green
Mrs. w. O. Brockway Of
Vancouver, Wash, is a house
| guest of her brother law ano
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Knight.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Berne
were in Sheridan Saturday fol-
medical treatment for theil
nine-month-old daughter.
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Lodge Gross Briefs

Mrs. Ada Brown of Billings
was a guest during the week of
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Schroeder,
Sr. isE
Members of the local M. E. A.
unit and their families enjoyed
a picnic at Spear siding Mon
day evening. It was the last
meeting of the group for this
year.
Mrs. Elmer Swanson left
Monday for Larson, Wis, where
she will attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of her great
uncle and aunt, Mn. and Mrs.
Martin SorenSon. At Reserve
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ENTERTAIN CLUB

Lodge Grass. - Meeting
the Legion hall Friday afte
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Delivers Address
To Graduates

Lodge Grass. - DR.. w. A.
Petzoldt, pastor emeritus and
founder of the First Grow In
dian Baptist church, was COM
mencement speaker at the
graduation exercises Friday eve
ming at Big Horn, Wyo. The
subject of his address was
Goal Posts"
Of the school, DR.. Petzoldt
states, 1T is probably the best
known little high school in the
state of Wyoming. I was amaz-
ed at the high level of things
generally and at the average
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Hardin Tribune Herald. Thursday. May "a. 1853

noon, members of the Lodge
Grass home demonstration club
were entertained by Mrs. Vir-
ginia Yarlott and Mrs. Clara
Ann Buckingham. Mrs. Walter
Ferguson was appointed secre-
tary of the group, replacing
Mrs. Inez Skager who moved
last week to Browning.
A demonstration on the Care
of Electrical Appliances" was
given by Mrs. Yarlott and Mrs.
Mango ClaWson.
The next meeting of the
group will he June 20 at the
ranch home of Mrs. Martha
Pope.
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A Vote for Hugo Aronson
Is A Vote Right
WE BELIEVE

That Hugo AronSon Will be
THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF
MONTANA
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WE KNOW

That Hugo Aronson, as a
young immigrant, accepted the
obligations of American citizen
ship wher he could have claimed
exemption as an alien and by
his own free will SERVED IN
FRANCE AS A SOLDIER OF
THE UNITED STATES.
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WE BELIEVE
That he will be ONE OF THE
STATES GREATEST COVER
NORS.
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10 of the graduates, certainly
unusual on the plus side. The
small high school won two first
state prizes in two state con-
tests in scholarship; in fact,
scholarship awards took over
a half hour i'll their presenta-
ton"
Thursday night of this week,
DR.. Petzoldt will give the COM
mencement address in Dayton,
Wyo.
ENTERTAIN CLUB
Lodge Grass. - Meeting at
the Legion hall Friday after
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WE KNOW

That he is thoroughly fam
iliar with the States Govern
ment through his LONG MEM
BERSHIP IN THE STATE LEG
ISLATURE.
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WE KNOW

That he learned the life and
problems of the working man
BY BEING ONE.
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WE KNOW

That he made a modest for
tune as a Contractor, Banker
and rancher THROUGH HARD
WORK AND HONEST DEALING
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Aronson for Governor Club Of Meagher County
Maxine Grande, Sec. William Schaffarzck. Chairman
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