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Evening star., 1952-07-27
New National Anthem
Is SOUGHT in ItuIy
By the Associoted Press

ROME.-Musical Italy has hae
no national anthem since Worlc
War II.
An author of famed Neapolitar
songs. E. A. Mario, tried to emo
this shortcoming. He wrote a new
song which now awaits approval
by Italy's President Luigi Einaudi
Military defeat in World War II
ended the Royal March" and
"Giovinezza" as two national an
thems. Since then the country
has stood to attention to an old
time revolutionary song called the
Hymn of Mameli." Because of its
revolutionary background, the
hymn was never recognized as ar
lOficial anthem.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Reds Withdraw Offer
To Aid Catholic Rally
Rx the Associated Press

BERLIN, July 26.-Red East
Germany today withdrew prom
Use to provide so special trains
for East Germans who want to
participate in a German Catho-
lie rally next month in both East
ana West Berlin.
the action followed by five
days East Germany's withdrawal
of an offer of meeting and lodg-
ing facilities for the rally in the
Soviet sector of Berlin.
Berlin Catholic leaders said the
rally still will be held as sched-
uled. The Catholics expect 130,000
Germans from both the east and
west zones to. attend.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

BRISBANE, Australia, July
(CDN Queen Elizabeth may
one day wear what is regarded
as the finest yellow sapphire ever
discovered in Australia.
The gem is the 322-carat
Golden Willow" which was
found three months ago in the
State of Queensland by sapphire
miner Harold Clifton-Parr.
He has now offered to sell il
to the Australian Government for
$4,000 on the condition that the
Government present it to the
Queen as a gift from the Aus
tralian people.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

mac River Ma
val Command.
The unit will
work in the
field OF indus
trial mobiliza-
ton.
Mr.. Ely has
been active in
the District Bar
Association and
is chairman of
that groups ad-
ministrative law
section. He also
has served on
olice trial
hnorrIc
Evening star., 1952-07-27

vertiSing direc-
tor was an
nounced yester-
day.
| In his new
and bro a d e +
capacity he is
a S S i S t a n t to
Godfrey Kauf-
mann, advertiS-
ing ir e C tor,
who announced
the a ppoin t.
Iment. 1t be-
came effective
F L i d a y. M r.
lKanHmann he
Evening star., 1952-07-27
Suez Oil Shipments Drop

SUEZ lP.-Northbound oil
shipments through the Suez Ca
nal in 1851 fell off 10 per cent
Last year 42,873,000 tons of oil
passed through the vital waterway.
In 1850 the total was 47,525, 900
tons.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

The new unit will hear lectures
from military officials, other Gov
eminent officers and representa-
tives of private industry. 1t will
meet Thursday evening in the
main Navy building.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
John Hoy Kaufman
Gets New Post al Star

Promotion of John Hoy Kauff-
mann from advertising production
manager of The Evening Star
Newspaper Co. to assistant ad-
Evening star., 1952-07-27
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Evening star., 1952-07-27
Nathaniel J. Ely Heads
Volunteer Reserve Unit

Nathaniel j. Ely, Washington
attorney, has been named COM
lmanding officer of new volunteer
reserve officers unit in the Poto-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-06-12
aHBR.
REGULAR SESSION

REGULAR SESSION JUNE 4 1852
The Board met this day in regular session all members being
present together with the County Clerk. p
This being the time for receiving Bids for the CARE OF THE
POOR, the Board accepted the Bid of the Big Horn County Com
muniy Hospital for the fiscal year beginning July /, 1852 and
ending June 80, 1858 aS-Ambulatory Patients $500 per day and
Bed Patients - $500 per day. #.
The Board instructed the Clerk to make application for Tax
Deed on the following described lands: @## -
Lots 8, 8 and 4 Block II Original Town of Grow Agency, Mon
T. tana. @1&s x.M&
Lots S, 6. O. s and 8 Block 5, First Addition to the Town of
Wyola, Montana. &= ~"&@E #&S%s##&@#@# -
Lots ], 4, S and 8, West Half of the Southeast Quarter,
8(WKSEA), Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
South Range Thirty-eighte 1385 East, pm
Lots 8 and A, Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
(SEASWAl, of Section Twenty COO Township Nine 90
South Range Thirty-nine (39) East, NJ +. NJ
Section Twenty-four (24) Township Nine 19J South Range
Thirty-eght l3) East M. p. M
North Half of the Northeast Quarter .CNENEA), Southeast
Quarter OF the Northeast Quarter lSEANE1), Southeast
Twenty-Five t25)- Township Nine 90 South Range Thirty
eight 1881 East, p. M. ## #
North Half of the Northeast Quarter N11NE14). of Section
Thlrty-six 1861 Township Nine l9p South Range Thirty-eight
Northeast quarter NEA) Of Section Twenty 600 Township r.
One I'D South Range Thirty-one5 t31) East, M P. M.
The following claims were ordered drawn on their respective
funds:
Cary " Mabe, Per Diem & Mileage .-................$ $50
GGly9oe =. Dygerg, FeT Dlem .a;.... aoOo
ROAD FUND
Cary v. Mabe, Viewing g. Mileage ............m........$ F574
{. S. STARING St Hinssis Viewing v1fhMIn s Mileage .=-..-.. .-..... .=..-..- 800
The Board ordered themselves out to view roads during the
month of June, 1852. 1888
APPROVED. Cary " Mabe, Chairman
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox. Clerk
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LEGAL
NOTICES
.-,r,rE Of CALL FOR BIDS

.,orIcE OF CALL FOR BIDS
NSaaIed bids will be received
IN City Council of the City
Hardin. Montana, until 7:3O
oO.s.,ock P. M. on the 18th day
Imne, A. D. 1852, and then
o,,hIiclv opened at 800 o'clock
: N, of the same day in the
conncil Chambers of the City
II Hardin, Montana, for fur
u;shing equipment as per the
sa1Iowing Specifications:
0ne IL New % yard trench
Soe. or trench hoe and SHOW
Il combination attachment
for truck mounting, maxi
mnm digging depth of not
lass than twelve feet. Cutting
width to be twenty-four
inches. Gasoline powered.
bidders to submit bids mounted
IN bidders truck, or City of
Hardin truck. Bidder to furnish
ali necessary parts, accessories
and labor for complete truck
haunting. If mounted on bid
ders truck, truck may be either
new or used truck in good con-
dition, and bidder must submit
truck Specifications with bid.
Bidder must also submit COM
plate Specifications on equip
ment.
Terms may be requested.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this Doth day Of May, A. D.
1852.
BY Order of the City Council
of the City of Hardin, Montana.
G. r. BOND
City Clerk
pub. May 20, June 5, 12.) .
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-06-12

Chicago-Burington & Quincy Railroad co. ........... ...... ST, 1896
The report of the County Treasurer showing the balances on
hand for the month of May 1852 was examined and approved. 81
The reports from the following offices showing fees, colIec-
tons, etc, were examined and approved: County Clerk & Re
corder, Sheriff. CRIMINAL, Sheriff, Jail Boarders), Clerk Of the
Court and the Justice of the Peace. s
Phillip Boyd called on the Board in regard to road matters.
There being no further business the Board adjourned to
meet on June 8, 1852.
ATTEST: Harry +. Cox Clerk
REGULAR SESSION JUNE 8, 1852
The Board met this day in regular session all members be-
ing present together with the County Clerk.
C. IS. StaTina was appointed as delegate to the State Assoc
iation of County Commissioners convention to be held in Bill
ings, Montana, on June 10. IS and "A. 1852.
Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Board
authorized the. Chairman and the Clerk of the Board to enter
into and execute proper Deed relating to the sale of said lands
and premises upon behalf of Big Horn County, to the following
purchaser:
w. D. KING, of Hardin, Montana, for
Northeast Quarter lNEA) less 367 acres on Section Twenty
seven (7) Township Two ~ North Range Tfrity-three 1881
East M. P. M
s# The Board denied the claim of James One Bear as to a re-
fund of a drivers license.
There being no further business the Board adjourned to meet
on June A. 1852.
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, Clerk
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
BUDGET MEETING

1. Quote from Article 1019.5
page Sc of the 1949 School Laws
of Montana, lin each school
district in the county the board
of trustees will meet in reg
ular session on the fourth Mon
day in June, at its usual place
of meeting, and will at such
meeting prepare and adopt a
preliminary budget for the next
ensuing school year, and that
any taxpayer in the district
may appear at such meeting
and be heard on such prelim-
mary budget.
LURA P. STRAND
County Supt. of Schools.
(Pub. May %, June 49,
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70 GAIL AT IAMBoREE

Les Gotcher of Sun Valley,
Cal, one of the nations best
known callers, will be featured
at the first Go-Western square
dance jamboree during the an
nual Western Day celebration in
Billings June 81.
The. varied square and round
dance program, which will be
staged in the Shrine auditor
i'm, is expected to attract ap-
proximately 100 sets of dancers
from throughout Montana and
wyoming.
Sharing the spotlight with
Gotcher will be Harvey Close
of TWodot, one of Montana's
most popular callers and lead
erS. =
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For fust results use Tribune
Herald Classified Ads.
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. On the OCEAN bottoms are
more than 400 1000 miles Of in
!ternational communication ca
1bleS. ...- ".~.... 4
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08
HoMEMAILEI. rs NEWS

In the past thore have
been several requests
f or inf ornation concern
ing the cons true tion of
IA Wa lk-in-rofri &c re- t or.
( Now We Wa lk-out and
freeze. But Def ore we
know it, q food prosorv-
alton seas on Will be
hero. Now, Will you
have g bit moro timc,
you mi Cht Like to look
q t q skotch Of VII at the
'freozor is like. Leaf
let nmnbor 800, working
drawings (Plan number
7lO2) may be obtained
from US. "A. Division
of Farm buildings end
Rural Housing, Bolts
wi lie, Maryland.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08
BETTY BLUNCK con- I'd.


State winners are Nv
en- q trip to Club Con-
gross. During the goth
4t-H Club Concre S S VIII ic h
Joyce Dinkol and the
Homo Agent attended in
CHICAGO last November,
Mont ~omery Ward treated
roya lily, State winners
and their leader at the
Ed iowa ter Beach Hotel.
A lunc he on was Given
FOLLOWED by q mus ical
program by Phi Spital-
nyis ALI Girl Orc he's ira.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

Homemaker's Council
met on Elondoy with g
present. hrs. Charles
Nc Is on, treasurer, in
E lulod in her report,
the contribution Of tho
E lubs to meet the $1,000
pledso towards the bui Id
ing Of q. now hospital.
4 sun Of $l,O55 was
ra isod. The clubs are
Ito DO commended on this
achievement.
Plans Woro made for q
luncheon to BIO Given on
March 9Th for the Ex-
tons on pors onnel when
tho- moot in F2lmor for
pm annual copferonc
during tho first week in
March.
The Homo Demons tration
kgont told Of plans for
Mrs. BroWne, Home Demon
5 ira tt on Aren't from Ke t.
FhilIan and Mr.. vi cut off
Educ ion and Marketing
continued on ;
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08
AHA STARTS FROM SCRATCH

AHA STARTS FROM SCRATCH
What kind Of house
should I bui Id in the
Northern part. Of Ala ska
the Panhandle Of Ala ska
the Coast tai area Of 4
laska? Should my IL
l9skan homo be essent-
tally choorf ul, Ii ght
and expansive, or should
it DO like q parka--
keep the CLONE nts out
and the heat in?
How much money should
be spont for insulat tic on?
How much heat should be
sacrtficod to permit
pic turo windows to rive
q sense Of fire dom and
escape to those who
1.-Two within?
With building costs
higher and higher, poop
10 want to know what
typo Of architec ture,
VII at kind Of hons ing ma
toria Is, ,. and what type
Of interior decoration
would make the most eff
f ici0nt and most liv-
ablo homo for the Terri
tory.
Tho Ala ska Hous Ing
Authority is starting q
program to find the an
sWors to these ques tt ons
Mr.. Glon wi 1der, the Ex-
ocutivo Direct tor Of the
AHA, which has loaned
moro than $4,000, 200 tic
finance adequa to home
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

ing that has Doc one the
accepted standard in
the Sta tos," Loussac
So id.
SO the Aha Will start
from scratch and study
every typo Of archi toct
ure, every method Of
c ons true tion, ovory
type Of homo in I.nerica
and abroad to c one up
with the answers Ala ska
wants.
"From all indicotions
the influx Of popula-
t ion into ia ska has
just startod, ii vi ldor
Ia ined. "..uthorities
continued on :
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

hopes that he can como
up wi tn a typo Of house
that fits alaska as well
as the Cape Cod DIVE IL
ing f. it's New Eng land.
1--WE in ala ska have q
lot to loarn about
hous ing and home con-
S true t ion," Mr.. wilder
said. "The Board Of
Comissi donors of the
AHA has authorized q
program to start ri ght
from scratch to find
out everything there is
to know about the prob
Ions Of but lding here:
our short winter days,
the arond-th &C lock
daylight in summer, and
|also the Psychological
land phys oloGical fact
ors Of life in the
Terri tory"
I asked him what do
Iyou mean start from
scra tch?' arc you go
ing back to the lor
Icobin ana put it thru!
IA labora tory?"
"Yos. ALTHOUGH the
lO~ cabin is q recoT-
inition feature Of IL
laska SO was it 2 SYM
Dol of the Frontier all
across 4.morica. 1t
,servod it's mi S S on I'M
It'll permanent sett lc-
mont occurred md soc io-
lty demanded bottor liv-
ing conditions and COM
FORTS. We don't know
how salts fact DRY this
type Of homo cons true t.
ion really is, but VIC
intend to find out ," Mr.
wi ldor stated.
At the Aha Board Meet
ling which endCd in An
L horage reco ntly, Vice.
Cha irman Lous sac, rails
ed the que stion that
IS tarted us on our search
for the homo types best
suited for ..laska.
Loussac said, "Driv-
fnr thru Baltimore one
It ime I was shocked to
Sec the mi los Of houses
that were oxac thy alike
7 wondered what kind Of
I
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1952-02-08

ALASKA CERTIFIED SEED
GROWERS TO MEET
According to w I'd re-
ceived from Irving Abb
OF t., secretary to the
Assoc iation, The Alas ka
Certified Seed Growers
ASS ociatiOn members are
having their annua l NEE
ing in Pa liner the 9Th
and 9Th Of February.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Colored-Near Grant Circle
Two beautiful detached homes to-
gether; each has 2 baths, Q re-
frigerators, 2 gas stoves and terrace
apt: beautiful shade trees. Reason
ably priced Substantial cash re-
Quired. Opportunity for relatives or
friends to be close together. shown
by appt. only. Call MR.. SHEEHAN,
GE. S094.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Bethesda, 500, $50
QS0C uor,oDcfnoj A.,

OOOG 11C111EJOCCdU AVG.
Very attractive Diet. brick: 3-bedrm
nome. side, screened porch. attachec
garage; nice level. lot with tree,
Directions: Out Bradley blvd riRSt
ct Huntington pkwy. to Irvingtori tc
Roosevelt, right on Roosevelt tC
Evening star., 1952-08-24

COLOHED-Columbi Hts, 1917 CO.
un6ia I'd. NV; vacant; II rms,
5 Deorms: and 8 apis. Only 81 800
COLORED-13th and Harvard. Lse.
S-story. an English bsmt. brick bldg.
arranged Tor income. Terms. AUER-
CoASHRES6 nAGH A C0ii 6iiirp9I pI SSS9I, SS9I,. GE; S552;
Open; reduced. 4236 Sth st. mod.
ern rms. attic rms; gas; gar; trade
Tor larger house or farm. GE. 1922
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-Modern g.
I'm. brick: tile bath; gas heat
vacant. Price. $4,000 for quick
sac. Beautiful corner brick, @ rms,
a[2 os9hs also powder rm. on LIST
6-ee66. PECK CO. AH La
La SALE PARK, near 10Th and
varnum p.e.-Detached. center-en-
trance Colonial brick. Perfect and
Sms Spotiess sSd inSide SIDE and Hi out Modern. 8
terSs tr9s pefsh GSTEWSoob5 81 5est' zFNSp. S2S goo.
Realtor. Ma, 634l. RE. 1893.
LINCOLN PARK AREA--Home and
income; 10 rms. lovely cond.: oil
neat; garage. 154 Tenn. ave. ne,
Substantial cash needed. Shown by
$siNqLS%H E SHlS REAL 1Rsf ESTATE ue; Co.. saii esii
WOODBRIDGE - Attractive bungalow
IN desirable ne. location Gas h..
W.n.' screened porch; large lot, 50x
100; garage, storm windows; close
70 transp., SCHOOLS and shopping
sef ment to oniy inspsst@ Si@Son' zoo For appSint-
REALTY co. 24o sth St. A2Ha ne.
Wn0oDRIDGE-s nI, outstanding e-rm.
riaht, s; and 0r1Hk must Be- frames ram Priced 1
s!fs' $0s; Co 81 fa5s SSo De- SEQ 74ss
70s E. CAPITOL ST.-Brick; 2 ants
baths; . kits; lge. front yard. iron
tence; front entrances, 2 rear en-
frances, rear porch; new cond.: oak
gil 200: Might rent or exchange.
VI l.OOO-S2,000 cash, bal. like rent.
SSpen Sp9enn Sunday, 1-6. OWNER. ia.
eis EMERSON ST. N.E.-Moaerp NEMsS
windows, 81: 900 viii handle. hsi SCAN CAN
NR IA sRGss,ITEGGBg ssISes6; PEGB CO. Coinno, -
SCHOOLS rms. and bath. corner n
home with income. Aluminium storm
windows and doors, garbage DiSpos-
81, ultra modern. Easy terms to
responsible, party, OWNER, RA.
1888 week ends and ewes. 1921
soS' iith sr.-1se. brick home with
apt. Live in one, rent pays Tor
nome; conv. loc.; priced low. See
OmNER. wv SUM-. Mon. Tues. 2-IO
BRICK HoME-e rms. IL baths.
ppofch: reasonable. BY owner. La.
600 BLOCK MASS. AVE. NE. m2s 3Brs.
commercial; brick. 16 rms; apts, 4
furniture; T. h. license: 2-car raraees
Income value over $500 mo. Price.
$2a .50O. reaS. terms. LII 3-S205.
TWO-FAMILY BRICK, ? baths; can
sec. Oil heat. Only S12,5O0. q.
CROSS. AT. 1908.
DETACHED. masonry construction
Large liv. rm.. 3 bedrms., bsmt; oil
$17.95O. THACKER REALTY Co. Co.
ST. 7139. DE. 6270.
TWQ-APT. HOUSE. only one fur.
nished; out-of- city owner will sacri-
nee or give terms to suit. Look at
tenants: Immed. possession. Can
1901 FRANKLIN sT.-Brick bunsa-
low. nice corner lot and on 2
crosstoWn business: price, $4,000,
with So 500 cash. Cali Mr.. Smiley
LU. 2-1669. with ROGER MOSS.
2125 R. I. ave. ne, HO. 5000. --2b
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Bethesda, $21, $50
1902 Reach Ave

This 4-yr.-old brick Colonial has 8
bedrms.. "a baths. side porch, full
5s. 5psms. with outside entrance. gas
with pretty shrubbery. Home is In
nice cond. and near school, Good
financing. Directions: Out wis
ave. through Bethesda. turn right
on Old Georgetown I'd. past Sub
Orhan HOSPITAL to Beach ave
Evening star., 1952-08-24

HOME WITH INCOME
164e HOBART ST. NV.
on MT. Pleasant ct. between Harvard
and Irving.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO g
substantial brick house of 8 bed
rms, and 2 "a baths; most cony. to
transp. and shopping center; det.
gar; price $17,950 with about Y
cash. Live comfortably and let net
income pay for your home. See MR..
AIKEN on premises or call him, RE,
1897; ewes. EN-. 26QA
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Bethesda, $28, 500
7C5 North ThoISoo Tor

Near 18th St.
1345 Montague st. NV.
This dst. stone and frame home at
SCI 500 Is good buy on today's
market; Has Q bedrms.. bath Ist
noor; 4 bedrms. and bath on end
moor. Porch and garage. Quick
poss. Directions: Out 10th st., right
on Montaaue to property and open
Evening star., 1952-08-24
OPEN SUNDAY 2-7

,e,38PEWME WEaSTT9B asUN9AY q 2-55 Z ~
Attractive 5-bedroom, 3-bath semi
detached brick. Flagstone patio in
garden; Gear detached brick ga
rage; large stainless steel kitchen
with large breakfast room; $50, 900
nrst trust: Mr.. Katz, ia. 1903.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-08-24
MICHIGAN PARK
RIGGS PARK-$15.350

By owner - 3-bedroom brick, 1M
baths; one year old; all-electric
kitchens; y block to. busline. RA.
with improvements.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

2O1 VARNUM ST,
Semidetached brick, 8 large rooms,
tile bath; basement; built-in garage:
Colonial front porch; gas hot-water
heat; MT; Sweeney. SH. 6197.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
healtor. 1924 14th St., NV. DI. 3346
coI.ORED-HOME AND INCOME
VACANT; 81 .695 DOWN; OPEN
sUS1e CoMfLErEE E0 aPTs si cs 1Tvss Y sT in NMi ,NF
AND BANK A NICE INCOME FROM
OTHER TWO. OIL H.-W.H.; EASY
TERMS. D1. 0S3O. GE. 3679. .-24
cOLORED, near Grant Circle. Beaut.
bedrooms, knotty pine rec. rm.,
wooded lot. attractive view; reas.
terms.
COL oRED Petworth. Webster, semi
Oct; 3-story house. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, kit, custom built kit, Ice.
P1is;:: PFTs;: ySds; "a s ot6 and garage: income.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Mass. Ave. Ext, $29, ,750
CLOS Walhonding Rd.
This attractive and welI-built new
rambler has q lot. TO- offer. Besides
bedrms and 2 baths it has stairs
gear garage and full bSmt. Lot
with trees: Directions: Out Mass.
ave. extended left on WalhondinE to
property and open sign.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Oh. Ch., D. c., $33, 500

4116O141A1 OC. 1V.W
This new home has bedrm. and bath
Jst dnd 1oor 1901: Three bedrms.. 1A baths
automatic cooling fan cools entire
mouse; Near Chevy Chase Circle
shopping area. Directions: North
on Conn. left at Ingomar to prop
erty and open sign.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER

NEAR POTOMAC RIVER
Cottage developed into apartments of
five rooms and bath on first floor.
four rooms and bath on lower level,
porch; hot-water oil heat. Monthly
rental. S135. Near Cabin John car
line and Macarthur blvd. Price.
S12400, to settle estate; cash,
$4,000. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
l719 X st. NV. MA. 1166.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-15
Is 10 Graduate
AT Lodge Grass
Exercises

Lodge Grass. - Graduation
exercises will be held Thursday
night, May %, for the sixteen
members of the 1852 GRADUATE
ing class. The Rev. George
Sloan, pastor of the First Con-
gregational church in Buffalo,
Wyo., will give the address.
Those to receive diplomas
are:
Calvin Jackson Ball, Colleen
Lucille Barnes, Richard Blaine,
Charles E. Fellows, Shirley Ann
Green, William F. Gross OF
Wyola, Carole Helene Lanier,
Betty Mae Moore, Carolee Red
man of Wyola, William Thomas
Shaw, Emma Jean Sorger, Hell
en- Marie Standish, Mary Leoma
Stevens, Cloanna Mary Wagon.
aar, Barbara Ann White OF
Wyola and Larry D. Whiteman:
The Rev. H. S. Benson Will
deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon at the Little Brown church
with the senior professional be-
ginning at 8 o'clock Sunday,
May IS.
The Senior tea, served by the
womens' organizations of Lodge
Grass and Wyola, will be We'd
neSday afternoon in the Red
Flower room of the First Crow
Indian Baptist church.
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Lodge Grass Briefs

The Lodge Grass Home Dem
onStration club will meet Fri
day afternoon at Legion hall
with Mrs. Virginia Yarlott and
Mrs. Clara Ann Buckingham as
hoStesseS. A demonstration on
the care of electrical appliance
will be given by Mrs. Leona
Curry and Mrs. Yarlott.
Amman Second Glass Porter
Chandler who is stationed at
Travis Base, Calf, arrived
Tuesday to spend a short leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Chandler, Sr., and other
relatives. Chandler plans to re-
turn to California Monday.
Mrs. II. C. Jackson and chill
dren, Kenneth and Linda, re-
turned Monday from Payette,
Idaho, where they spent a
week visiting with Mr. Jackson'S
sister, Mrs. Agnes Wolfgang.
Mrs. Julia Barrett of Hardin
was a guest during the week of
her sister, Mrs. Ethaulene Egg
CART. Saturday they went to
Parkman and Sheridan, Wyo.,