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Evening star., 1952-05-26
32b @ Street NV
Established 1879

PIANOS. grands and uprts.-Grands:
Steinway. living room size. $1,Q5Q.
Petit model Shaw, made by stieff.
$595; both mahog., excellent cons
others. PAUL GoLIBART. corner
entrance American Storage Bldg.
2s501 Georsia ave. AID. 592s (a;30:
PIANos-Lowest prices in d. c. area.
grands, S3s5 up; new spinets. S3Sb
up. Many famous makes. Terms a.
low as S25 dn. Free parking. free
delivery: Open Fri: and Mon. til 0
En-. psl1S,II SILVER g SPRING ePJs PIANO CO.
PIANOS-Uprights. $40 up; spinets.
Open every night I'll 9. Sunday til
6; Establishsd Est 1901; scHAEFFERs
piAs0 rs1 so,jSa SHOE eu s?5 soka ROnifant st. si-
PIANOS-Are You looking for a Eood
large display OF fine reconditioned
grands. including such famous
makes as ,Steinway, Baldwin, Com
over. Chickering; Mason g. Hamlin.
FACES .fe aed a. OS ss ssssd GSsls 2iSs
xenient terms. Gan cAMpBEhG PiEhI Music ESns
Co.. HOS G st. NV. o1. saS4.
':ss $..f g. ssF Fl fs.; % s:' ,: 4' ':ss =:
PIANO. Fisher. ivory finish. exc excel.
sSRslt sSRaiton Rr laTss ssss d!ysn AZ, With siP:
PIANos-ATe yoi you interested ter: ted in start
ing your child in musicP Then sivs
them the best. We can make ar
rangements for you to have q good
piano in your home, plus 10 weeks
lessons In our studio for less than
you have to pay to purchase q big.
sSmpIets details' cAMppEIL gaS1s Music II sH5
Co. 110S G st. NV, DI. S464. 81
for Immediate sale l''ib5 Ho 44io io':;"s: Eyes:
PIANos-steinw.y srands-we have
very fine display. Of reconditioned
II will be. to your ADVANTAGE to see
these instruments If you are in
Liberal allowance for your piano:
MUSIC Co, ilos 8 Z q st. oHMEhf5. NV. 81.
s464. $40 WAS Wsshinston's exclusive STEM
PIANOS =. Government employees.
members , OF the Armed Forces, D;
money on our special discount plan.
Pay as little as S25 down. Choice
Of over 100 brand-new pianos OF
many famous makes and many used
9an?i qaE p1Aa0 fs9ns MAkr n '9Ps S e. 61s ss9S s
st. NV. Dust above the. library
S,sni,d Open daily and Mon. Wed. Friday
PIANOS TO LoAN-To responsibl.
people with young children starting
No charge except for hauling. You
do not obligate yourself to buy,
NV. OPEN THURsDHY EYES ''''
PIANOS-Used uprishts. s35, s45.
INC. 1015 7th st. NV. (Just above
the library. Open daily and Mon.
fiAMos-Brspd !AiSoss Brand new standard make
full keyboard. These pianos are
made to sell for over $500; pay
$50 down. JORDAN'S. corner 13th
aTSs sRa q SITS. NV. OPEN THURspHYa
PTANos-Jordan's at 18th and a
Of pianos in this city on display
including many values in recondi-
TONED and slightly used spinets,
sfasSs sSs 6Sn snd cosSoles s Pay s. little
TaGRsbAY fGI6fE ta.a EYES, sHf g 't'' NV, ao OPEN
PIANO, late-model spinet, full key.
b9ard; real value at 1895. KITS.
1880 G st. NV. Al
PIANOS---1nvestigate our rental pur.
chase plan; new famous-make pianos
1880 G st. NV. 81
PIANO-Baldwin Acrosonic spinei
ana console models Destined, built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin,
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FURN. CUT RATE

!
low. as possible. fast delivery service
dncsd; SPECIAL DIsCoUNT TC
SERVICE PERSONNEL AND GOV
EsIRN5MENT sI15 EMPLOYEES. KING
until 8 pm; terms. 81
FURN.-Holiywood bed. IKE new $40
Wo: o425 Sun. after 8 pm. week.
FURN. for s-rm. apt; complete. incl
rugs; lamps. drapes and curtains;
exec; sa1n ncond.; must sell immed. LU
FURN.-Kitch. cab, enameled- tor
table, 2 wooden chairs, tel. bench, :
trimmed fre screen. Duu. 57sS 7ss
bet; 9-2 Sun, after 8 wkdays. -2S
EASY CHAIRS, 8. from $40 up. each;
lovely mirrors, So up. each; electric
$50, win sell for $40. 1928 10th
Gas 4 :. kI;xNGEs, q s me-. new, u..a; s,a; 50 sg:
GAS as. sxNcPs:. szf cPs. Ssse. nsS used: also eo.,
ACME Stow. i0ii 7th. NA. ss5S.
GLASS BLOCKS-NEW
Special while they last. osc ca.
sxS, can be used for boilers and
front buildings; also glazed tile
new. 4x5x12, 15c ea.: can be used
for bathrooms and other purposes,
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177
81
HI-BOY, Governor Winthrop style, 8
d1swers; excellent condition; s35.
HIDE E-A-BED. siOo: in good clean
condition. Call Me. 340I. Il
HlDE-A-BED. Simmons; new mat
tress: mahogany chest. end tables
Leaving town; sacrifice. SH. s535.
HOSPITAL BEDS. all kinds Of furni-
ture mo mattressesl, to be sold at
Q sacrifice price; could be used for
. ro0ming house; must clear space
HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED.
1126 Spring I'd. n.Wt -26
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FURN1TURE-NEW
AT USED pRICESl

AT USED PRICES,
Gigantic savings on hundreds o
items Of furniture and gifts. nov
being hquidated. at DISCOUNT
FURNITURE co. 1923 Bladensburi
Sunday IL To 6 q m -NQ
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Flagstone and Stone

FlagStone and Stone
Cement driveways. walks. steps.
porcheS: tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. sH. 1859.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
t12 tlqeEs made ,,,d5s IKE new new. % TAYLOR
rEo6Rs ESRs sANDERs. edser. GA and and
fioor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
700 Kennedy St. NV, RA; 4346;
The SSHEGEAAaFSEoH SHEAPEsT HUF IA The ta4a BEST
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cleaning
Estimates. Gail RA. 6795. -27
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, upholstered.
repaired, .refinished; parts made;
cabinets made to order; expert
piano Tsfnisstng; shin sstiHasss ssss siysn; SSsR
CABINET CO., 1880 23rd st; or. NV,
HOUSE PAINTING, papering, carpen-
try, repairs. KEN HULME,
days, JU. S-4967; eyes,. LA. Gal SO.
PAINTING. PAPERING. exterior and
cali sH. 4771 or TO. 4731. 3.
PAINTING, interior. exterior, caulk-
ing, roof COATING, gen. repairs; Tree
sstimassS RAi ooSSi snd ot.,dc nsin.
mates. mat feSS2hSeie WapF, ME- esss; ssS5 e' ee: '
PAINTING INTERIOR and exterior;
reasonable; white mechanics. MR..
BUNGER. after $50 pm. ST. SS29.
PAINTING, interior, exterior, gen.
eral repairs. c. LEAK. RA. 60SS.
PAINTING, PAPERING. interior deco.
rating; free estimates; work guar
anteed. Ma. e346. all day Sunday
Painting And Paperhanging
Plastering, general repairs; no job
too large or too small. Phone over
look 1862. rs
PAINTER
Inside and outside, reas.; references;
Do my own work. RA. 3139. .-27
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1852 sunfast washable paper; sa; work
PAPERTNG-PAINTiNG, white me
chanic. 20 yrs. exper.. do own work.
lookout. MI. O09O. --2S
PAPERING, 5-rm., 2-story hall house.
low as SS5; own work; white mech.
RALPH. ME. S14S; eyes,. TU. 390S.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Get, Get my ny estimate sng1 and save money
PAPER aIi I'll HANGING. painting, plaster
nnv ing spscissbl s sb. low R grissso sso this gsek
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING: Al.
90 years experience; rooms papered,
S19.95; call ABELMAN, UN. S021.
PAPERING done at once-lowest
PRICES. do own work; o5ya oG5ygaranteed,
PAPERING AND PAINTING
a y-kS lsAA Vail
BECKETT. MI. 093O. DU. 4053.
PAPER HANGING
Featuring ASAM Wall Papers.
Quality Workmanship.
Reasonable Prices.
Terms.
HOMECRAFTERS, INC.
Ii. 45s 5esss9. fsa iii In. . ,zlass
PLASTER REPAIRING; loose ceilings
are dangerous; let me give you free
psssTEsjNoNsX fsssimaSsj 70. sy11 and old. 2ep.,r E
work done; large or small Jobs;
work guar; white mech. Ia. 020S.
PLAsTERING. patch work and cell
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1882.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work. lge. and small Jobs, reason
able, salts. guar. IA. i06S. -29
PLASTERING, new and old; quick
service; free estimates. Call RILEY,
PiGMBfNG FL ns.li AND HEATING, ,oObins
and remodeling; new work. Free
estimates: 24-hr. service. DU. $3.50.
PLUMBING AND HEATTNG-No Job
( too small: 24-hr. service; reas.
prices; reg. In d. c. and Nd. UN.
PLUMBING HEATING - Complete
. bathrooms. Kitchens. hot-water heat
ers. gas boilers, heating plants. NO
DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED. 80
mos. to pay. J.kSHAPIRO. registered
plumber. To. 100.
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ELECTRICAL
Repairs. New Work, Remodeling.
Ii. 3-3661

FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; al
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
Ii. 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
No S5OS
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PERSONNEL
RECEPTIONIST

perSonnel department. Excellent
opportunity to gain experience In
personnel field. High school grad,
under 80 yrs, type 35 w.p.m.; many
worthwhile employment benefits.
Room c0C. 1sIi r. 81 NV
-27
PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR = Must
be capable and exp. Unusually fne
position. state Age, exp. etc. Boz
427e3s 0tar. 20
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RECEPTTONTST

1GIOI1 1NI4N1 10 7
1928 yrs. Of age. for large person
mel ONCE in GEORGETOWN. Some typ
ing required. Free transportation
Pleasant working conditions. Salary
depending upon qualifications
Phone for appointment.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 1868, Ext. 652.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
YOUNG LADY NEEDED

IOUNO LhDI NEEDED
We need Just one-but q good one,
one who can be taught and who can
develop her knowledge to under
study the cashiering work Of the Of
fee. Typing knowledge needed but
suffice.
We think you'd like working with Us.
Why not drop in for a chat.
If you are between 1S and 40 and
are looking for an interesting po-
sition with good possibility for ad-
working with friendly people, a B.
day, 38-hr. wk. in a branch office,
centrally located, of a well-estab-
liShed life insurance company, stop
4:30 pm. SUN LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF AMERICA, established
1890. 401 Denrike Bldg. 1010
Vermont ave. NV -27
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SINGER
White. for small night club. CAP'N
GUYS. 1212 n. Y. ave. NV. -26
Evening star., 1952-05-26

BULLDOzERS, PAN. Leaders. Trench
ing machine for footings. EQUIP
raIITnsF: MENT aENTAk ssrAkrSss G0 OIL Io5S s,,.
oak flooring. S215 per mbf. Select.
mbi on 1000 Il. or fG%@OS %ore d:i,vereS SaeS
your lob site. BALTIMORE LUMBER
Co, 1900 New York ave. me- La.
$4,000. 81
BUNK BEDS, army double -deckers;
new, unfinished. complete with
1l3 No. Royal st., Alex. Ov. 5s67.
- Monroe electric;
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRTTER CO..
S13 1zth st. M.
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MAID

Must be thoroughly experienced and
ef6cient. Refs. required. Excellent
salary and working conditions.
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FURNlTURE-Large dining rm., wal
nut, tapestry chairs: large 2-pc, liv.
rm. suite, slip covers and drapes to
match; must sell at sacrifice. NO.
2S42. -26
FURNITURE-Modern contemporary
vanity. chest. 1 night table; din
rm. suite. blond oak, extension table
8 chairs, buffet. china closet: sec.
tional sofa, chartreuse; 2 chairs
cocktail table; sofa, red plush;
chairs; HU. 700, Apt. 31s. -26
FUkNlTURE-Sofa, 3 mod. Sec, mo-
library or office OR rQR4 -OR
Evening star., 1952-05-26
BUILDING MATERIALS

Free Delivery-1-Day Service
We have Q complete line Of new and
huge building materials. Visit ACE
FRI, MAY 80. ACE WRECKING
AND BUILDING MATERIAL, 4OO2
Minnesota ave. ne, LU. 4-0500.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE teons.l

CASH REGIsTER. National. $50.
CASH kEGIsTER. REG III R.Wi National. electric,
rings to $49.99. practically new,
most popular model, has 4 totals
and 5 clerks; cost $3.50, viii sell for
CHAIR, lge. lounge with slip-cover;
love-seat, tufted. ceramic lamp; ex-
eel. cond.: after pm. Ant. 406,
1909 10th st. NV.
CHINA, Bavarlan, set for IL, full
service; also imported crystal glass
ware, set for IL. HU. 77OO, Ext.
Christmas ihsi TREES FOR SALE
am now taking orders in carload
and Aa-carload lots for very fine
grade Of Canadian balsam Christmas
trees. For information. FA. 1898,
CLoTHING-eo summer dresses. cot.
ton and crepe, size IA; also g mems
suits, size "a short. OR. $3.50.
COOLER KEG BEER SYSTEM, cost
$1,000. will sell for $125 cash, with
compressor and air gauge. ME. 95S7.
DAVENPORT. custom. foam-rubber;
blond bedrm. suite; rattan dinette
set: refrig.; elec. range, misc. items
no agents please. ia. 2-O231. -27
DAVENPORT with slip cover; gooc
cond.; $50. OW. 3774.
DAVENPORT, taupe frieze; $42 so
DfEEP FREEZE, IS Gu. IT. coldspot
Less that l yr. old. Phone 10
5-4475 -2S
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WASHING MACHINES
CREDIT REPATPS

9O-day guarantee on all work. p. o
SMITH, 8. & 8. Q344 II 1t. ne
LII 3-2545 III 3-6O5O
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BELLS YARD SERVICE
Lawns moved; $3.50 UP. Days, ST
495S; nights, GE, $3.50. 80
Evening star., 1952-07-16

purchase quo boodoom And 25%
all special
floor prices! Included this big selection Wilton copes
Ieof and
See ripping wool Mo others
25oo and sovines
Lanburg hs-RU FOURTH Floor
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Real Estdte Deals
DEEDS

DEEDS
Sept. 4, Ann Skeie to Albert
Wildin etux: E. go Lot 6 and E,
So of SR of Lot S, Blk. 7, 1st
Addn. to Hardin.
Sept. 4, Robert Lee Eychaner
etux to Alice M. Eychaner:
NINE, SWINE, NENW-35; NV
NE. NENE-33 T5SR-
33E.
Sept. 4, James Eychaner to
Same: SENE-33; S12NW, SW-
NE-34 T5SR33E.
Sept. 4, Dollie Mae Reindal
etcon to Same: SESE-33; SR-
SW, SWSE-34 T5SR33E.
Sept. 5, Campbell Farming
Corp. to Sacred Heart Founda-
ton Fund, Inc: $50 int. in
minerals in NWA-24 T5SR3OE;
T2SR32E; WRNW
WbEhNW-11 T3SR36E; parts
of Twp. As R.31 E., Twp. SIS
r. 81 E., Twp. 3S R. 80 E., Twp
As R. 80 E., Twp. SIS R. 80 E.
Twp. rs, R. "a E. and " int
in ShSE-26 T3SR31E; Also
Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 7, Blk. IA, SW
Addn. to Hardin, and the tract
250' x $50 being the office ano
shops in the City of Hardin
CMineral Decd.
Sept. 8, Amelia Gardner tc
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LibrdrYN Notes

The following new books have
recently been added to the
shelves at the Big Horn county
library.
Arthur - 1.-The Killer" Wes-
tern.
Cady I'VE Adopted Three
The heartWarming, true story
of a family who adopted three
little girls.
Chapman-"The Burns Man.
tie Best Plays of %1950-1951 and
the Year Book of Drama in
America"
Eberhart - Never Loos
Back" Mystery.
Forester-"Lieutenant Horn
blower" Fiction.
Gardner - Cease of the
Angry Mourner." Mystery
Gillies - "McCall'S Book OF
Modern Houses" Houseplans.
Grey - "Captives of the Des-
ert." Western.
Haggard - Give Adventure
Novels of H. Rider Haggard.'
F1ctlOn.
Eaycox - "The Earthbreak-
ers." Historical fiction about a
group of settlers in the Oregon
Territory in 1845.
Larrimore 1.-The Lovely
Duckling." Light romance.
O'Conner and others Ell
joy Your Driving" A help tt
driver safety education.
Pinto - "Spy-C Catcher" True
first-hand account of counter
intelligence in action during
World War II.
Seifert - THE Story of An
drea Fields" Light fiction abou;
a woman doctor.
Snedlock - 1.-The Art of the
Story-Teller." Instruction booi
for those who tell stories tt
children.
Smith Games and Game
leadership" Extensive collec,
ton lover 600 pages) of game:
for children and young people
! Suckow - Some Others ant
Myself" Seven short Storie.
and a memoir.
Thompson - Journals Re
lating to Montana and Adjac'
ent Regions 1808-1812." HiStor'
ical material.
The sugar in honey is largel.
levuloSe, also called fructOSe.
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,le - Ed Powers 213.
les - Ed Powers 541.
STANDINGS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-25

The following new books have
recently been added to the
shelves at the Big Horn county
library.
Arthur 1.-The Killer" WcS-
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Lawrence r. Tuggle: SWNW-25
TE

lawrence R. Tuggle: sWNW -25
T5SR26E. = So.
Sept. 8, A. T. Mcculloch etux
to H. w. Willcutt, ST.: Lot 7,
Blk. IL. 4th Addn. to Hardin.
Sept. IL, United States Wheat
Corp. to Campbell Farming
Corp: Quit Claim Deed to same
land as in Mineral Deed above.
Sept. IL, Elizabeth Feather
stone to Robert P. Feather
stone: Lots 8, 4, ERSW, SE-19
T1NR32E.
Sept. IL, A. W. F. Koch etux
to Jens Kalberg etuX: Lot 4,
Blk. 81, 9TH Addn. to Hardin.
Sept. IL, Mark Realbird etux
to Antler Land Co.: EhNE-34;
WhNW, SENW EhSE-34;
SWSW- 35; Nh-27 T5SR33E.
Sept. Is, Carl Aldrich etux to
Jack u. Helmann: 1926 acres in
Lot II, Hardin SD.
PATENTS
Sept. 8, State of Montana to
C. w. Gross or K. j. Redman:
NWNE, SINE, NESW, MISE
SO T8SR35E NW-11 T8SR36E.
Sept. 3, Same to Same: NV
10; WINE, NRSE-24; SRSE-
Is T8SR36E; Lots /, 2, 8, 4,
WINE, SE-31 T8SR37E.
Sept. 8, United States to
Amelia Gardner: SWNW-24 rs
Sept. 10, United States to
Forrest L. Cass: Lots l, 2, SR-
NE-Sec. l T1NR37E.
Sept. Is, Same to Carl w,
Gross & K. Redman: Lots 10,
II, IL, Sec. 81 T8SR36E.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Sept. 2, Ed Strecker etux to
Carter Oil Co.: NESE-21 T1NR-
33E, 10 yrs.
Sept. 2, J. L. Blackburn etux
to Same: SRSW, SWSE-5; Lot
l, Sec. 6, NENW, NWNE-8 To-
SR33E, 10 yrs.
Sept. 2, Jacob Strecker etux
to Same: NEIL T1NR33E, 10
yrs.
Sept. 2, August MODS etux to
Same: SESE-33 Less l A., IT.
NR33E, 10 yrs.
Sept. 2, H. P. Schaller etuz
to Same: NWSW, MINE, N.Y.
Sc, SESE-36 T3SR32E, 10 yrs
Sept. 2, Fred Schneider etuz
to Same: SE-16; NW-10 T1NR-
33E, 10 yrs.
Sept. 2, John R. Paulson etuz
to Same: North 20 a. Lot 3
Sec. 81, except l a. T2SR33E
10 yrs.
Sept. 6, Warren & Sons, Inc
etal to Fred J. Adams: NE-31;
WRNW-32 T1SR34E, 6 yrs.
Sept. g, Jessie D. Blackmar
etcon to R. T. Adams: NE, Sc.
NW-9; Its 5, 6, Sec. 10 T1SR33I
10 yrs.
Sept. 9, vern Melville etu7
etal to Same: SE-8 T1SR33E
sept: 9, vern Melville etux tt
Same: Lot 5, NWSW, SWNW-3
Lot 1, SINE E1aSE-4 T1SR33E
10 yrs.
Sept. 9, Vernard L. Melylll,
etux to Same: WISE, SRNW
SW-4; N12NW-9 T1SR33E, II
yrs.
Sept. g, w. Lyle Atkins eCll
to Same: SW, WRSE-6; NV
T1SR33E, 10 yrs.
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Sept. 9, Vera E. Wells etal to
Same: SWNW-9 T1SR33E, 10
yrs.
Sept. 9, Russell L. Danielscr
etux to Same: Lots 1, Q & part
of Lot 3 East of ditch g al
& SRNE-Sec. 3 T1SR33E, IL
yrs.
Sept. 9, Warren g. Sons, Inc.
to Same: Lots 3, 4, SRNW, Sig
S; Lots l, 2, 8, 4, SRNR, Ek-
SEC; E2, SW-7; NR-8; Wig
10 T1SR33E, 5 yrs.
Sept. Is, J. C. Blackburn etux
to The Carter Oil Co.: NWNW-
9; SESE-5s T3SR33E, 10 yrs.
Sept. Is, j. l.. Blackburn etux
etal to Same: Same as last
above, 10 yrs.
Sept. Is, Fern Jesdahl to
Same: NINE, ERNW-18 T1NR-
BE, 10 yrs.
--m
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Lodge Grass Soldier
Stationed in Germany

Pvt. Fred H. Richards, whose
wife. Shirley, lives in Lodge
Grass. is now serving with the
28th infantry division in Ger
many, according to informatlon
from the Army.
The division - a PennSyi-
vania National Guard unit - is
currently conducting training
exercises in the rolling hills OF
Bavaria in Southern Germany
Private Richards entered the
Army last February and joined
the 18th division on August 3.
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HARDIN
SCHOOL NEWS
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

Glass elections were held al
Hardin high school Monday
Sept. %, with the following re-
suits:
Senior class - Joan Stod-
dard, PRESIDENT; Ruth Zier, vice
president; Shirley Lind, secre-
tary; Joan Marsh, treasurer and
Pat Fox. student council repre-
sentative.
Junior class - Inez Molina
president; Roland Croghan, vice
president; Vyrla Jean Prime
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-25
COLLEGE SELECTED

Montana State college at
Bozeman, has been selected as
one of the institutions to I'M
plement a new general military
Science course during the COM
ing school. year, according to
information recently received
by President Gaines and Major
Philip F. Dean, acting profess
sor of military science and tao
tics.
Under the new plan students
of the Army ROTC program
will pursue a general course
designed to train the individ-
ual to accept an ultimate COM
mission in any branch.
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BOWLING

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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secretary; Marlene Pitsch,
treasurer; Cal Mclaughlin, STU
dent council representative and
Katherine Jabs, historian.
Sophomore class Violet
Davis, president; Bobby Melen-
drez, vice president; Carol
Heckel, secretary; Goldie Kir-
schenmann, treasurer; Darlene
Seader, student council repre-
sentative and Evelyn Heller,
historian.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-25
lo-Hudin Tribune Herald. Thursday. September rs, 1852

In the Himalaya mountains
birds exist on dead grasses blown
among the rocks and 1ichenS
growing on stone.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-25
ANNUAL MIXER PLANNED

A large committee OF Hardin
highs seniors is laying plans
to greet the sophomores into
the student body on Friday OF
this week, with all of the ira
ditional fanfare, and maybe a
little more. Signs have been
posted about the. school telling
the sophs what to wear for the
occasion. During the day, pro-
per respect for upper claSsmen
will be taught by lecture and
demonstration (betWeen class
esq. At night the annual mixer
will be held in the recreation
room, where they will be en-
tertained, danced and fed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-09-25
YEARLING LEAGUE
BOTS SOTS LEAGUE

High series - Ann Arnold sos.
high game - Kay Michaels 1913.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Toke Ny Word for III
By Fronk Colby

$50 they sprinkled It with star dust
Just to make the shamrccks grow;
- No matter where YOU gp;.
Then they dotted it with silver
To make its lakes so grand
Sure they called it Ireland"
And "A Little Bit OF Heaven to
u. KERN Brennan who composed
these lifting lines to make the
hearts Of Ireland everywhere sing
with JOY especially today in mem
Ory Of st. Patrick.
According to an ancient Irish
legend, the Druids foretold the COM
ing Of st. Patrick: HE shall free
slaves; he shall raise up men of
lowly kim" But St. Patrick is
better known for driving the snakes
from the Emerald Isle, and for
using the shamrock as his emblem.
The word shamrock comes from
the Irish seamrog, which means
''little trefoil: little clover" The
story goes that st. Patrick used
the three-leaf clover to illustrate
the Trinity-the Father, the Son,
aAiu Vic &4OAy N1AAOOt-dA1u 4AdAC q
profound impression on the people
and on the high-king, Loiguire,
son of Mall.
The trefoil appeared in Arabic
as shamrack, and was used as a
medicine for the sting of scorpions.
The Persians believed that no snake
would ever be seen on the trefoil.
The CeltS Of ancient Ireland
used the cross as q symbol Of the
four cardinal points: North, south,
east and west. It is not unusual,
then, that the four-leaf clover
representing these divine points
of sun Worship was endowed with
magical powers. Any one who found
a four-leaf clover was said to be
clairvoyant, and to be able to avoid
evil-doerS was indeed good luck.
The shamrock is the national
emblem Of Erin and is always worn
by the Irish on st. Patrick's Day.
II an Irishman leaves his native
land he always takes a bit of the
shamrock with him. And wherever
you find the Irish, there their
hearts win want to sing:
''Sure little bit Of heaven fen
From out the sky one day.
And nestled on the ocean
In spot so far away
Distributed BY McNaught Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Uncle Roy's Corner
By Romon Coffmon

Anemones pronounced "un-NEM.
o-neesD are beautiful flowers. They
grow wild in many parts Of this
continent, from the shores Of Hud-
son Bay to Florida, from Alaska te
California and Texas.
Some anemones Cor wind how.
ers) are white. Others are red
blue or purple.
In salt water we find "sea anem-
Ones" and they were given their
name because they have parts
which look like bright flowers.
Sea anemoneS are able to move
slowly through the water, but they
spend most of their lives anchored
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Auto Becomes Imbedded
In House After Crush
By the Associoted Press

BOSTON. Mar. 17.-Workmen
today shored a house in South
Boston. to remove an automobile
which crashed and became inn
Ibedded in the structure last night.
Miss Esther Sullivan, so. was
knocked from a chair and injured
by the crash.
John Riley, building Inspector,
ordered the car to remain inn
lbedded in the house overnight for
fear the structure would collapse
unless supports were first built
under it.