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Evening star., 1952-03-26
Driver Of Car That Hi
u Held for Action
In Death Of Woman.

| William Edward Ness, 23Ayear-
old laborer, was held for the
grand jury yesterday by a cor
Ioner's jury in connection with the
ltrafiic death early Sunday Of Mrs.
Addie Robinson. 35, cOlored, Of
l612h N street NV.
The accident occurred at Eley-
enth street Sc. near M street.
Still in critical condition in
Gallinger is Mrs. Grace E. VIII
llianls. q. colored, of 1885 Twen-
ltieth street NE. who was dragged
more than 100 feet down Eleventh
street by the same car that struck
Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Williams
land three other women. all en-
lployes of the Naval Gun Factory,
were standing in a line in the
middle of the street as they at
tempted to cross. when all but the
first woman were hit. The first
lin line, Mrs. Roy Henderson, sis
ter of the dead woman, leaped
aside before the car struck.
| Ness is scheduled to be ar
lraigned Friday before United
States Commissioner Cyril s..
Lawrence.
A second traffic fatality, that
of Newton Jones. I. of 1897 C.
street Sc, son of Mrs. Margaret
Jones, was ruled accidental at
the inquest.
The boy died in Gallinger Hos
Ipital Monday. a few hours after
he was struck by an automobile
las he started to run across the
street in front of 316 Ridge road
|S.E
The driver of the car was listed
las Donald B. Spinner, 26, of 3723I
ID street Sc. according to police.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Ferris Heods Board
AT Cathedral School.

George M. Ferris has been
elected president OF the governing
board. National Cathedral School
for Girls.
Other officers are Mrs. Burdette
s. Wright, vice president. and
Mrs. Harold L. Burk. secretary.
-Four new members on the board
are Barnum L. Cotton. Paul D.
CrandalI, Mrs. Alexander r. Chis-
holm and Mrs. A. Chambers
Oliphant.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Legion Orutory Contest
Won BY Roanoke Girl
~ ihe Assceicsed Pres,

ROANOKE, Mar. 26.Peggy
Lou Bower. q pretty l8-year-old
senior from william Fleming High
School in Roanoke. captured the
State American Legion oratorical
contest here at Jefferson High
School yesterday.
Frederick G. Mallory Of Rich
mond's John Marshall High placed
second while Alvin B. Fox OF
Newport News High was third.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Jet Fighters Fly AtIontic
For Delivery to France

The first delivery Of United
States Air Force jet fighters to a
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton nation began yesterday, with
ferry pilots Of the Military Trans
port Service at the controls of the
600 mile-an-hour aircraft.
The jets are being delivered to
the French government.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
there's fresh summer air ~ ~~o~ 49, .r,eessa
to METAL FURNITURE
with durable, frosty white finish

For summers "outside rooms" smart deco
rotors are picking frosty white pieces. They
certainly make q cool contrast against
green grass and shrubbery. These pieces by
Troy have been carefully finished with
DuPont's DuIux to withstand weather and
keep their fresh, bright look. See our very
wide summer selection tomorrow. 1t not
only includes many Iouneine pieces but
distinctive arrangements for outdoor dining.
l. Spring base heavy gauge metal grille
type back and seat 1880
2 Serving table Of cold rolled steel stands
70" high with Is" diameter. $50
3. Folding occasional table stands Is" high
With 16x24" top. $50
4. Goss-topped cocktail table is 18" high
30" diameter. 2725
S. From Troy's DeouviIIe group With rubber
donnes to prevent morring Of floors when
used indoors: Goss-topped dining table is
20" high and measures 33x6O" at oval
shaped top. 77OO
Side chair. 2O5O
Arm chair. 25.25
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor
also Bethesdo-Chevv Chase
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 1949 "sS' convertible coupe;
flashing Otsego blue. blending Gus
tom leather upholstery. radio. Hy-
dramatic. air.condttioned heating,
sSssS nas n.aga1st aSs ,ss exhaust xS
buy it! Si .69s. LUSTfNE-NicHOL-
SON. Chevrolet-O Oldsmobile Dealer
I4WA. 7205l, $500 Baltimore ave.,
Obs ofss'iss; is5S:; 10 70 to choose from; vari-
ali traded on '52 oids; mostly ali
ssg1iDped;. 1nH ., aan snd h HydTsi Matic;
Gyasts7ziii.' fTa;t ziRiiSS'Mi ND Peoo Baltimore ave.
|OLDS l947 4-door sedan: 1000 &C.
tual miles; J. and h; good motor;
S4oo. includes insurance. MI. 9SsS. sa
GhRs iishs arey asss tnish one ovner: low
s14a5 llsa5e cREENFMsaAY Fsa SoToRs. so9s5ds $500 800
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3516. 80
OLDS 1e48 sedanette; radio. heater,
low MILEAGE; one owner; good eond.;
es + Odns shs shsap fof sonr old yOa car
down payment: $795. GREENwAY
MOTORS. 5000 Mimi. ave. ne. LU.
PASRahD 1897 4,ar; sedan; AMI, r, .,s..! and
Si9S. FA. 4273. -2s
PACKARD 81 4-dr. sedan; black:
Ultramatiea sa tHa :; and III; b.; only 1S;Soo 1S;S
PaCkSR1 All E:5ooi is{7 r. s-doos SSSs Clipper de
dition: $500. JE. 5-s7si. 80
PACKARD 1912 Clipper-type stream
line sedan; splendid condition; $275,
terms. ROPER" 18th and R. !; as. ave-
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan; one
owner: immaclate; low mileage; r.
and h., Wv. tires; guar; 81. 695.
SPURRIER MOTORS, INC. 1871
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. ia. $4,000.
PACKARD 1e4s super 4-dr. sedan;
original black finish. r: and h., over
guar; Sl,195. On display at new
car location. SPURRIER MOTORS,
INC. 1871 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va.
ia. $4,000. -29
PACKARD so de luke "135"; Ultra
matte dr.: r. and h.: Wv, nylon
covers; peri. blue paint: immaculate;
31,S5O. Call OWNER. LO. 5-O909;
PACKARD 1948 Model 1862, 4-door
sedan. dashine matador Burgundy
finish. sun visor, spotlite, white side
walls, custom radio, air-flow heating.
sincerely q sensational value at
only $1,O53. LLUSTINE-NICHOL-
SON, Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer,
(WA. 72o5). $500 BALTIC. ave.. Hyatts-
vile, Md.
PACKARDS, all years from 1941 q
1851. Several models each year, AI
excellent buys, $1g6 taosa TO S2;SSsSS ;SSsS
wis. ave-. WI. 1904.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUroMoBIlrs roR SALE

PONTIAC Is46 4-dr.: radio and
hsse5 new one 9oun od car car tass dss
8 ssS ssSnd REEsWAy RsE WAX SoTogs SSSp ogRsy9ssR sso
PREFECT is46; excel. running cond..
The good cheap transp, you have
been looking for; $3.50. GREEN
WAY MOTORS; 5000 MINI. ave;
sTUDEBAKER iS47 Land cruisss;
,adio, climatizer, o.d.: &740. VIII
aIrange finance. Cali MR. HoUs-
TON RA. 030S, after 8. weekdays;
sRsfSSn SsfSTs q rvs week enSs. .,,, 40 .,,
Rss;iE iSss S6HSss 7s5sE 1850
sTuDEBAKER 40 4-dr. commander:
orig; owner; T. and h., oyerdrive;
s$lii $lil 81 81 oT pest StieT. ov, 0o63.
blue finish. formerly owned by mem
Der Of the Danish Embassy and
cannot be. told from new A real
STANDARD g. i a .n nMSToSEs. S1sS 1900 WIS.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Commander se-
dan; beautiful; looks like new car;
sacrifice. -$195 cash. ROPER" 18TH
and r. !. ave. ne. 2Ss
STUDEBAKER 1g47 Commander se-
dan; +. and h.. seat covers: origi-
nal black finish, red trim; low mile
age; perfect car; 1896. 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. q
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50),
sTuDEBsAKxiESR 80 Resai 4-dr.: r.
and h.. white-wall tires; one owner;
dark green; like new; $l,295. Four
month guarantee. SAFKWAY Mo-
TORS 1900 14th st. NV. NO. I'LL.
Open 8 am. till 8 pm; Sunday.
sTUDEBRKRR 1e4s Land Cruiser;
maroon. cd, r. and h. fully equip.
and carefully maintained. Owner
posted overseas; $1.045. LO.g 6-009S.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

NASH 1947 900" 4-dr. sedan: new
tires. .air-cond. heater, seat covers;
20 900 o6al niles; se75 or best etder. st6der.
runs runs like a iSp:f top; steai.' s5bs5. Four. r..
month guarantee. SAFEWAY MO-
open s am. til 8 . % Pm; - Sun. 10
oDLsaoB1LE 1851 "ss" de luxe
oLMsTEAp MoToE CO. 1000 VII VII
oTDsMCBiLE ie2s Sss'' club sedan;
sfsss. sfysssMesli eosEliMsTEAps snf moron X 'les1; co.;
OIDsMCBfLE 20 '.9s"de luxe eonv. !;
black. r., and h.: S1,695. Call DE.
3435, 8 to IL am weekdays. so
OLDsMOBILE o '46 de l. little s'6', sed.;
ROPER" 18th and r ]. ave; ssn ne.
IoLDsMoBILE '4s model "7e" de
luxe 40-dr.; very clean inside and
out. r.. h., HSdra-Matic, seat covers.
Wv. tires: an excel buy. Guaran-
teGo teed; 81; 0s5; oS SID WELLBoRN
oIpsMoBBiLE Sss SBi1lE 1915 a sss M 9Sa tudor sed
Md Century Wv. tires; S1.5a5, IU.
oE5saositE al5sSn sftfF ls4s sm Model .es" Club
sedan; owner; low mileage;
and trade. KLEIN MOTORS. 2301
OLDSMOBILE 1888 4.dr.; mech. ex-
SdTo All SEE sERvfcE. Il seis Ex' oss ssss. is i
40 series 98 de luxe
4-dr., Hydra-Matic, r. and H.; low
mileage; Sparkling black finish, Wv.
tires, this 1-owner car is in excep-
you may take car to your own me
deposit; ST .595. BELL MOTORS.
o1 5q,9 ns,,Ws;r Wis; ave-; 4 Wo; 5000 Zoe. 80
tna miles, fampico ans red n nsR tsn
leather interior: new black top; car
in exceptionally fine cond. in every
way; you may take car to your own
s t.! aSSFovf| SSS BELL TthGe %oros 1ss
oIDs is5i MlS ass Super w ss sSoo Convertible: c
excellent condition, fully equipped.
original owner; S2,525. Ma. 6l31.
OLDs 81 "9s" Holiday coupe; and
H.; Hydra-M Matte; seat covers; beau.
tiful two-tone. black body with
IN Lee MO1 0R 0hLE5. 1O66 tauc
st NV. DU. $500. -2S
OLDS 1949 "9S" 4-dr.; all access
sories: owner driven; exceptionally
good condition; $1,000 or best offer.
oLDs 1910 COW. coupe; good top,
motor and finish; S195; SIS down.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1900
OLDS 1851 "9s'' de luxe; by owner;
low mileage; excel. Gond.; Hydra,
T. and h.; other extras, 1886. XII.
OLDs 1850 "ss" de luxe club SE coupe;
r. and h.. Hydra-Matic. Like new
ROYAL MOTORS, Chrysler -Plym-
outh. ID Kennedy st. n.w.s TU. 243S.
OLDS 1910 4-dr. de luxe; r. and h.
defroster. clock, seat covers; excel.
cond. $205. AP. 1887. 80"
OLDs 1949 "76" sedanette; lustre
black finish. custom seat covers. ra-
dio, air conditioned heating. HYDRA
Matte drive; this splendid. econom-
ical motor car has had exceptional
JUSTINE NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 72O6), 5000
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.; =. and h; Il
owner: new-car condition. new-car
guarantee; $1,695. ROYAL MO-
TORS, Chrysler-Piymouth. Is Ken
nedy st. NV. TU. 243S. rs
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe e.
dr.; black; one owner; excel cond.
snhp5Snghout; np%nI t;;oSIl,4 q ,4s6; susrantesd.
outh. Is Kennedy st. NV. TU. PASS.
PLYMOUTH 1947 club coupe; very
clean. ready to 60; $796. PENNY
MOTORS. 1920 r. !. ave. ne, HU.
|PLYMoUTH 1941 a-dr. sedan; "o nice
EQUIP; $295. PENNY MOTORS,
1920 r. !. ave. ne, HU. 6Ol1.
4. % Excellent tscS cond.. T S1.iSo siSon 6wner nnq
sseigng overseas. XP. 752a or oSE.
PIISYHM1oUTH 1s41: 500 cash. "a Re-
Firs h9e sss ssaaiH tsfss e. saeSS Wo sSs $751; cons
owner. Tires. engine and body ex-
eelso eels cond $42S. Ewes. only. g to
PLYMoUfH i95YY Cambridge; r. and q
1875 lf1f niS MofoRs S5fi 1870 isSo
PiYMoUTHE P.iHSSa51IiE 1915 sedan; r. ana sY h.,
good motor and finish; S695. NET
REoPoLITAN MOTORS. 1900 Bla-
PIYMoUkTH PfsHSSStk IT, 1s41 de luxe coach;
radio etc. Sacrifice, Sl29 cash
nl fun price. ens !, . ROPER" 18th oe and
PIYMoUTfiH Ii N SSfi p 20 Special de luxe: xs r.
and h., seat covers all custom; very
slean; $d.175 or best offer. GO.
PIGMoUTH 20 1-dr.: black finish
heater, good cond.. good tires; $3.50
or best cash offer. 10. 2-465S.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook sed.;
equip. very low mileage: car like
new; $1,595. Will take trade in, ia.
PLYMOUTH 1e47 sedan; r. and h..
seat covers, good tires. A fine family
car, at the low price of $685.. Your
present prewar car may make the
down payment. MAJOR MOTORS,
3400 River rd., Alex, Va. Open
daily It'll 8, Sundays It'll 4. XII.
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr. special de luxe;
r. and h.. new tires; 5000 or best
offer. LU. 4-0265.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AuToMoplLrs foR sALF

PLYMOUTH le4s 4-door de- luke
owner: low mileage; 1925. Day
time, FIR. 4Oll; ewes. 10. 2-5259.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe;
Svf. use? sa25 dl Sass: sas + III s'nssi. assi
PLYMOUTH 1851 light blue Gran
brook 4-dr. sedan; equipped; inn
maculate imevery way. Only $1,695:
sCHLEGEL b GOLDEN. 26$ Carroll
1851 4-door Cranbrook:
fully equipped, light blue. like new
j owner: 81 ,Ss5. MoRRis-HUGHEEss,, 1Id7Es,
96l4 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 1i22.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook club
covers: like new; $500 actual miles;
owner: S1,695. MORRIS HUGHES.
T614 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 1922.
1947 Special de luxe
2-dr.; radio, heater, spotlight; very
clean: $S25. Warfield 4069. 80
oris nlact iSish mis- Eood motor n and and
body: 1866. KIRK MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. NV. Ia. $500.
PLYMOUTH 194s 2-dr. Special de
new; new 5000. K kirk MOTOR CO.,
1000 Ga. ave. NV, ia. 1900. ---29
slI.ss. saf!s sns ss5s asat'5 Vim Ssnss szass ~
PoNTiAc dSari 40 Business coupe; ex-
cellent cond.; 1895. Call Oh. 1925
after 8 pm. rs
PONTIAC 1851 s-cyl. sedan; Hydra,
r. h., d.. Wv. tires. blue nylon
fSyers; sCg 10 gns 1as owner % s6s spStless cona
lima: s-cylinder; fully equipped with
Hydra. driye. r: and h.. Wv. tires
turn signals, ETC.; cleaning 2-tont
astsl blue and 1sps ivory sis6 s with .s a.cnns
Or bank terms. nv MARTIN. INC,
PodNTIACS S1i late M 1850 "S" s. cRieftair
Hydra-Matic 4-dr. black sed.; T. AND
fsnSas =, $7S plasticS seat covers: wheel disc
one owner; 81, ,695 or best ofier
financially forced to sen; l729 3Stt
st; nv, Apt, 4. MI, 1887. rs
dSen sfSo RoYA Gns MoTSss sTSS IRS Is Ken sSs
PONTIAC 4S 4-door sedan; Hydra.
Matte. radio and heater: clean. de.
pendable cars for less, Chevrolets
MeEeass Ea4s pdSn rSrds n.zmsns: gnisas ssset ssst
S165. Pig trade allowance. "a
years In Washington, D, C. MCCOY
MOTORS. INC. l117 Penna. eve
Pontiac 1e4o coach; radio, heater
Sacrifice. S129 cash-full price
"ROPER," 18th and r. ]. ave. ne
2Se
Evening star., 1952-03-28
KAISER 1919 4-dr sedan; EQUIP,
fSso R. sfs1 ave. fssNf l.s.. Au MStHHs' 5oii

KAISER 194S; orig. owner: r. and h.,
stsan ssss oer ,a faaniss 5E s7sss ssRd se0ea as
KAISER 1851 Custom 6-pass. sedan
cpe.; exquisite dove gray. custom in
terror. de luxe radio, air conditioned
heating, overdrive for economy,
white-wall tires; low mileage. A
well-cared-for car. /. A sensational
value, 81 ,593, down payment, $531.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON. Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 7205), 5000
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. Md.
KAISER 1851 4-dr. sedan, black:
Truly steal at ST, ,495. SCHLEGEL
& GOLDEN. INC, 263 Carroll ST.,
Takoma Park, d. c.. GE. 1903.
La SALE 1889: excellent running;
$3.50 or best offer. WA. 3616.
Evening star., 1952-03-28
AUToMoBlLrs FoR SALE

PONTIAC I94e de lake streamliner
paid balance S229 eash---fuiI price.
ROPER, 18th and +. ]. ave; ne.
PONTIAC 1851 .s'. convertible; irS radio.
heater. Hydra-Matic drive; beauti-
full light cream finish immaculate.
moSile sas l9W;s@.s.ss sss %aSEnsRW Whse- sc
4SO0 Wisconsin ave. Us
PONTIAC l94I de luxe "6'' sedan;
radio, heater; excellent condition;
$@75. terms ROPER" 18th and
rSsT,,S;SSs ii,s ,;S. Ss ,s!5 s ysllsy esay.; slass
Your old old car may Una make hS the Down down
payment. LIBERTY MOTORS, 3rd
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina; Hydra
Matte, T. and b.. w.-w. tires; 2.395.
0LMSTEAD MOTOR CO., 1000
Wilson blvd. OW. $500. go
PONTIAC '46 Torpedo sedan: radio
ssa saa nfass s OF Slsan 6ooS SVnsr %
70 s7a5: only ss6s down. Is mos.
81. Sbsa Asssniass aSz II! florida Z
al ave; ,; ne. Z At. 200; .-2S.
ssan HydrsGat o GGatsi'sin snd al .ztss; zdr
incl; visor; Perfect condition. only
garage: s., ,095 II sold BY Monday.
3lst. ORIGINAL owner, Wo. 1883.
PONTIAC al cony.; new motor
trans. clutch. good top. tires. Best
offer over $500. 1895 Rodinan st.
Pontiac I949 club sedan; Al
cond.; $1,6b0 cash. XII. S-5993.
Pontiac le4s 2.door black si sedan;
Eocd Mechanically. laSsS; splsndid dneSesI; body
condition.: private owner: $1,000
PoNTIAC sdS1 An isSs 4s'. So' silver streak
cony.; orig. bronze finish like new:
81 .395: terms and trade. KLEIN
sn5T sMno5TToRs. 2sol NJ st. NV. aN NE
PONTIAC l947 club coupe: appealins
Mayo green finish, custom Interior,
r. and b.. dual carburetion: mech.
above average. Eye 1t. Try 1t and
you'll buy It: SS95. LUSTINE-
NICHOLSON. Chevrolet Old smobiie
Dealer CWA. 7205), $500 Bait. ave-.
Hyattsville. Md.
PONTIAC 1871 cow; r. and h.,
good rubber; $500. Call CHI. 55S2.
PONTIAC 1889 4-dr.; sound body
good paint. runs good; r. and h.,
good tires; $135. CIR. 6467. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-28

LA SALE 40 "5o" sedan; r. h.:
good cond. inside. out and mechan-
ically. $3.50 or best offer. FR. 34S7
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ADV VERTISEM ENT
No matter how much you perspe you need offend
Better than ordinary soopI

Doctors broced it No ordinary soap
can get you so clean as DIAL with
ATT. In surgical scrub-up tests.
doctors found that AT-7 soap
leaves skin 10 times free1 of b0c-
teria than even strong hospital
soaps. Yet DIAL is mild and gentle
as soap can be!
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Better than deodoronfs !

Not Just underarm but all-over protection
That's what DIAL gives you without stopping
normal healthful perspiration. Yes, it's true
bathing daily with DIAL removes up to $50
of the skin bacteria that cause odor. Gives you
all-over freshness no deodorant can equal!
Evening star., 1952-09-14
12:'' 13;}:''

Seymour Troy creates a new era Of foot
wear elegance with color, contrasting tex
lures and sparkling trim! Picture yourself
in these exciting Troylings styled at prices
all can afford
TOP TO BOTTOM:
A. Jet and braid on black suede ankle
strap. 1895.
B Wee pump: black, blue or brown suede
with high heel; black or blue suede with
half heel 1895.
c. Shell pump: black, blue or brown suede.
In black, red, brown or blue calf. 1895.
D. side-peak pump: black suede with pat
ent piping. 1895.
Jet on black suede platform sling; high
or half heel. 1895.
r. Jet pinwheels on black suede; medium
heel. 1895.
G. Black suede with faille; brown calf with
suede. 1895.
H. Red, blue, brown, green or black calf
'Swashbuckler." 1895.
L Braid and jet on black or blue suede
closed-back strap. 1895.
J. Jet and nylon net 'harlequinade" on
black suede. 1895.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-25

give, than to receive"
Anonymous
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-25
State Cafflernen
To Be Leaders
Al Convention

Montana beef cattle raisers
will be leaders at the 56th an
nual convention of the Amer
lean National Cattlemen's as
ISOLATION in Kansas City, Mo-,
Jan. ST..
A large delegation, lead by
President G.. r. Milburn of
Grass Range, is expected from
the active Montana Stock
Growers association and it's af-
filiated county and local stock
associations. =
Miburn and past president
c. K. Warren of Deer Lodge
will take leading roles in meet
ingS of the American Nation
ais general council and public
relations committee.
Other MontananS on commit
tees of the large national group
include Jack Arnold and Ly-
man Brewster of Birney; Wal
ter Donahoe, White Sulphur
Springs; Dan Fulton, Ismay; C..
K. Malone, Choteau; M. C..
eSoAA toAbol6s ~. II. 1cIT6IG,
Billings; Orville Rostad, Len
nep; F. E. Rittel, Wolf Greek:
Thomas A. Ross, Chinook; e.
A. Boam. James M. Mansfield.
Jack Bremen, and j.. E. Sell
way, Grant.
The Montana delegation will
join participants from 80 states
IN hearing headline talks by
Laurence Lee, president of the
U. S. Chamber of Commerce:
Senator Andrew Schoeppel Of
Kansas; o. r. Strackbein, chair
man of the National Labor
Management Council on For
eign Trade Policy; Stephen H.
Hart, attorney for the National
Live Stock Tax Committee: and
Wesley A. Hardenbergh, pres
1dent of the American Meat
Institute.
President of the American
Cattlemen's ASSOCIATION
is Sam C.. Hyatt of Hyattville,
Wyo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-25
The
Students Spedk
Editorials by Members of
Hardin High School
Journalism Glass
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS

JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
On a dark, cold, windy night
as you are homeward bound,
the only soul in sight is a bent
figure, modelling down the
street. This figure seems to be
carrying something in his hand.
The wind blows hard, and it
seems to go right through the
thinly clad person.
As the figure comes closer,
you can see that it is a frail,
old woman. carrying a small
sack of holly and poinsettias,
which obviously she has been
selling during the day, for she
has clutched them to her close
ly, together with a small worn
purse, in which jingles a few
coins.
Your heart goes out to her;
you start to say something to
her, but she jerks back in
fright. You explain that you
only want to help, and ask her
where she lives. She tells you
she has no home, that she is
in the city trying to sell holly
and flowers so she can buy her
little granddaughter the doll
she wants SO badly for Christ
mas.
You are touched with a feel
ing of sadness. Then you ask
where her granddaughter is. The
answer comes in a failing voice. !
You take the poor woman to
your home, make her comfort
able, and leave to find her
young granddaughter, whom
you find wrapped in a blanket.
huddled by a stove. You ask her
to come with you to see her
grandmother. She consents re-
luctantley.
After they are both safe.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-25

warm and happy at home, you
go out and buy presents for
them both.
The next morning, when the
packages are opened, and you
see the joy and gladness on
the young shining face, and the
thankfulness and pleasure on
the old, wrinkled face. you feel
as though this is the happiest
Christmas you've ever had. For,
truly, "it is more blessed to
Arizona sun., 1952-04-11
OUR APPROPRIATIONS

On this, tenth anniversary the editors wish express
profound gratitude the readers and advertisers
loyal patronage through the years.
On the threshold Of year, find ourselves still wrapped
the folds Of this weekly which has served you within the
boundaries Of its dimensions AS celebrate each birthday
allow thoughts fuse with memories of the birth of this
sheet ten years
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realize that loyalty and consistent has made
possible for to "weother the storms" BY hot,
noUrishing this newcomer and getting its feet
We to give thanks the many coIumns social and
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the ARIZONA SUN.
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through their continuous advertising Herewith make special
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Katherine and "Warnie" Bass, and
Bobby Braggs.
Added to this group in 1913 were
Bobby" johnson, "Doakie," "Mok-
kie," and "Boopie" Alfred "Sonny"
Love, "Sonnyman" Hall, J3mes and
Minnie Lou Franklin, Yvonne
Christopher and Double" Hen
bricks.
Returning to the present, we find
Mckinley Johnson at the age Of
20, a Junior st Phoenix Technical
High School, and leader of his own
Combo, MACK Johnson and His
Four Musical Notes" Mack .cuit
school four years ago to tour with
Lowell Fulton's band, and is to be
congratulated on his spunk to g
turn to school after so long a time.
Cabot Hall, a junior at Carver IS
rnajoring in auto mechanics md
has promises of becoming an scx-
pert in that field. .,'--.. !
Everett Bass, Jr., enlisted n the
Air Force at the end of his junior
year at Carver High School, and
while in the Service passed mis-
high school examin alton, and at
tend night college IEsessts1as
Texas. He received his honorable
discharge in February, 1851, and
married last June He is now en-
ployed as mail carrier here.
Katherine Bass is now Mrs. .Ay-
ers, and the mot-,er of two sons.
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