The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 5

The Inciapendent-Record, Wednesday, August 23, 1944 Linus J. Carieton Elected Superintendent of Helena Public Schools Ray Bjork Resigns to Complete Work In Medicine After One Year As Successful Administrator Here Superintendent i J. a i principal of Central and Emerson schools, was elected i of schools at a special board meeting last night to i the place of Ray 33jork who resigned to complete his collegiate training in the field of medicine, Floyd Young, vice a i a of school board, announced today. Carieton has been principal of a grade school for three years, having come to Helena Irom Moccasin, where he was superintendent of schools. He has a in a a schools for 19 years a receiving his I3A degree Tnlermoimtain Union college and his master's degree from the i i of Montana.

He is well in a i a circles and has been active in the a a Educational association. A his resignation becomes effective on Sept. 15, B.jork will leave field of a i and enroll for a a in the i i of North Dakota to finish a few premedic courses before i a medical school. He cams here a year ago Ogden. a where he was principal of the senior high school.

"We a to see Ray Bjork leave Helena but we extend him every wish for sun-ess in following his lifelong a i i to enter I i new field." said, a i or the board members. "CarlPton has done an a ing job as i i a of a school. He was from a field of 12 men considered for the i i "Carieton and Bjork have a a theories of cducatio'n and the new i has been given a year's contract to carry on school management on iden- i a lines. Bjork has had an a i year i a success- school a i i lie i Carieton," Young added. Rjork was graduated a Teacher college at Moor- head, i and received his master's degree from the University of Minnesota.

Ho has taught, in Montana, schools, being assistant principal of Custer county high school at Miles City and superintendent of schools at Glendive. He has been very active jn educational circles and is well in the Montana Education association and the National Education association. "This past year has been one of my most pleasant years in the profession," Bjork said. "I have enjoyed my association with the board of trustees, school principals, teachers, and school patrons. I bespeak for Carieton the fine co-operation and support I was accorded in the past year." City Briefs Linus J.

Carieton AVho wns last night, elected superintendent of schools to fill the of Ray JJjork, who will leave Sept. 15 to complete his medical education. Carleton came here three years ago from Hloccasin, where he was superintendent, to become cipal of Central and Emerson grade schools. Articles of incorporation for the Empire Auto and I company of Bozeman were filed today with Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell.

A i for S50.000 capitalization, incorpora- i were listed as W. F. a i Mary E. Ryan and Geraldine C. Strong.

Also filed were a i for tuc Oliver Corporation of i i i with E. G. Toomey of cna representing the i Capitalization was listed at 1 0 0 0 i i Two simple steps to amazing STRENGTH rpHESE two Important steps may A help you to overcome the discomforts or embarrassment of sour stomach, Jerky nerves, loss of appetite, underweight, digestive complaints, poor complexion! A person who Is operating on only a ,70 to healthy blood volume or a Jstomach digestive capacity of only 50 to normal Is severely handicapped. So with ample stomach digestive Juices 3LUS RICH, RED-BLOOD you should enjoy that sense of well-being which denotes physical fitness mental alertness! II you are subject to poor digestion or euspect deficient red-blood as the cause of your trouble, yet have no organic or focal infection, SSS Tonic may be Just what you need as It is especially designed (1) to promote the How Ot VITAL DIGESTIVE JUICES la the stomach and (2) to build-up BLOOD STRENGTH when deficient. Build Sturdy Health and Help America Win iThousands and thousands of users havo testified to the benefits SSS Tonic has trought to them and scientific research, 'shows that It gets results--that's why so many say "SSS Tonic builds sturdy health --makes you feel like yourself again." At drug stores In 10and20 02.

At the time of sorrow remember to call 2-49. I A i a for less at the Chapel of Roses. a and company a I Henry E. and Amelia A. a deeded western half lot 12 and lot 14 in block 2D of Flowerree.

a i i to Clarence I. Deal in an i filer! i Clerk and Recorder Jerry i a i Spencer corsets, N. Morrison. 1022 Eighth Ave. Phone 3070.

--Adv. Maude E. Skoda of Scuttle has deeded 25 and -K in block 10-! of the i a i i to Ernest M. and Rachel E. Weed in an i i i i the and 1 recorder.

i I 1 Dr. Hopkins, chiropractor, over 20 years in Helena. Phone 137S. --Adv. A C.

a a nf i a has to bis home a i eight, weeks i Rochester, he received i a a i I Dr. Casli dentist. 105 E. 6th. --Adv Dick Gross has reported to police his bicycle was stolen its parking place near a a Tuesday a Brushes.

33-12-W. a Joslin and Clau Kjos of Augusta were Helena business callers today. Mrs. Lesler H. L-olilc left Tuesday i by Northern Pacific, St.

Paul. Mr. a fi. K. a of Livingston are at Placer hotel today.

Elmer Schye of i Springs was a Helena caller day. Chester A i of a transacted business in Helena today. O. V. a of i i was a guest at the Harvey hotel today.

"Shorty" Shope Will Give Canvas Talk at Art Exhibit Irvin (Shorty) Shope, who is well in Helena for his western art, will speak tonight at the i i of contemporary art of the western hemisphere show- ins; I i week at the Gaw galleries at 3 i Main street. The a i i here by the i i club and tiie a of bclsng to the i arts a of the I a i a Business Machine corporation. Hostesses i a will be May a i i and tills even i Leila l-Iennessy, Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Lucile Topping.

Governor Ford Plans To Appoint Successor to Carey Sam C. Ford said he a i a successor soon to i a a caused the a a a a K. a whoso body was a in a Spokane, room. "1 a yet decided who will succeed i said the governor, a i a (lie successor would serve i i i i i i by the election. "Tom was a a i i a a a his job." Governor Ford ed.

A i i he was a a a i i a a officials." Vital Statistics Seek Pine Substitute Butte, Aug. forest service officials are surveying, the Deer Lodge national forest to determine the possibility of using lodgepole pine for telephone and power-line poles in this area. P. D. Kemp and C.

M. Whitney of Missoula said cedar poles now are used, but that the supply is i short. CREAM i LUVV JO IK a pint build STURDY HEALTH Always delicioui. YOU make any flavor in 2 Please ask your grocer for 835 Howard Street, San Francitco 3, Calif. Opp and Conrad-Funeral Home B.

Sixth Avenue Telephone 7O4 Corp. Wayne. L. Miller. 71'0 Broadway, are a a son born A 1 nt St.

Peter's hospital. Dentil a C. i resident, of Lev.is and Clark for a years and retired railroad man. died a Tuesday at. a local i a i mass i be a at.

the A a a lic, Friday i nt 10: SO o'clock. The body la at Opp and a a Kuncrals a services tava Cockell, 76, of Logan street, resident Hclena and Clancy for a years, who died Sunday evening at St. Peter's hos- i a wore this a noon at Opp and Conrad chapel. Dr. George K.

Morvell officiated. Burial was in Forest- vale cemetery. Plans Formulated For New Park In Sixth Ward Residents Living North of Tracks Are Backing Move I'liiiis I Mo coiisl i and a a i of a in Ihe. Sixth ward on i east side of Roberts street between a and Poplar streets, wore discussed last i at i nt i home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Hicks, 14IS a street. A large of Helena residents attended the meeting, inc i Mayor J. J.

May tin and Thomas Finnegan, city streets and alleys commissioner. Because there is no park on the north side of Pacific tracks people living i that i i i at. the instigation of Walter Larson, decided to i a new park. The cstimaled cost, of i i a park on property, which was deeded to tho city for i a purpose a of years ago by the Parchcn estate, is set at between 2 0 0 0 and ry who has been chosen a i a of the park i i said. ITe stated a a of prominent Helena citizens! have already donated nearly 0 for the project.

Mrs. Stan Kufcld has been elected secretary of the park committee, JSlsie Magnuson. trcas- uror, and Nancy Duensing, licity a i a Bushncll appointed the following on a planning i C. L. Hicks, E.

D. Mues. Bob Lou Kno.x, Lai-son and i a i The i a committee bers arc: Sirs. Hicks, Mrs. i eson, Mrs.

Sidney George, Mrs. LeRoy Horn, Mrs. LaMonl Her- 1 rin, Mrs. A Storlie. Mrs.

A Leidlc and Mrs. Kui'eld. I next i i i be held in Hie near will be a later. interviews i a number of old timers, i i Mrs. i i Evans.

i i a i gan of the 100F home. a ex-mayor of Helena, a a Holler, it was learned a the location of the proposed park was one of the, largest parks i i I a I The old a was said to con- a i a house a ilies gathered tor a a i a stables for horses, a a a a a a a a i i of i a few a i still a i were a of In days a a i i a grove a i trees i were removed a few years ago. P.ush- a i to i group. He also said a a a Hie i house and i i i i was a. a a "Widow" Din-kin.

A i of I he his- lory of the old park is asked contact. Mrs. or one. of i said. Dies in Spokane Thomas E.

Carey Found Dead in Spokane Hotel Spokane Coroner Will Perform Autopsy On State Treasurer Thomas K. Carey, a treasurer of a a since 1 9 4 0 and former railroad and public service commissioner was dead In his bed in a Spokane hotel room i late yesterday and Coroner C. J. Abrams, of Spokane county, snld today an autopsy will he performed. Carey had been at the hotel three days.

The body was by a chambermaid who entered the room to place it in order. Officials at the hotel were un- ible (o give any particulars of the a a i i a visit, and said they had no knowledge whether he had been in ill-health. Coroner Abrams said he may have been a victim of a heart attack. Friends here said Carey had gone, to Washington slate for a brief vacation. First word of his death was received late yesterday by Chief of Police Art Parsons, who was asked i Carey's chief Joe Ryan.

Two brothers, residents of Phillipsburg, are expected to arrive In Spokane tomorrow. Carey, about 56, was lorn in Livingston and had lived in Helena since 1 0 2 0 He had been a candidate for public offices and was defeated in the 18 primaries for the Democratic i a i for railroad and public, service commissioner. would have expired Jan. 1, Mrs. i i F.

a of Tcigen, 1 'i o. Carey's a i riionifis K. Oarc.v State 1 treasurer of Montana who was (lead in his Spokane hotel room yesterday. He was said (o have been spending a short vacation in the Washington city. Men, Women Service Registration Plans Completed for New Gasoline Ration A Books In County August 29, 30 and 31 Registration tor new gas ration A books will bo conducted hero Aug.

29, 30 and 31 between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. for all residents of Lewis and Clark county except Uiosc in the Augusta area, Charles Pheasants Liberated Along Missouri Valley at Montana fish and game department officials and local sportsmen today liberated 400 pheasants in the Missouri river valley near Townsend.

The pheasants, mixed cocks and hens, were released along the river banks and in grain fields. They were brought here from the state hatchery at Fort Peck by V. W. Bailey, superintendent of the farm. Bailey, a Everin of the state fish and game a and the sportsmen trucked the birds to Townsend for the liberation.

The load was part of several thousand birds to be planted in the state this year. Ernest Richard Pearcc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Pearcc of "ill! East East.

Helena, and i Penrose a of I 2 a son of- Mr. and were i i the. a i corps this week at. Hut to in- i i I Livingston, and i a i Pearcc. look a i bl othel i res i de there.

in a a and a at Helena ey Lo Allaconda high school and has been cm- as i of ployed by Hrella Bros, grocery. i i a smeltermen's Moose Memberr Plan Bowling League At Meeting Tonight The Helena lodge of Moose is planning a six-team city bowling league and a special invitation to i a interested members is extend- 1 ed 10 a the regular meeting tonight when the matter will be up for discussion. The i season will start next month and it is essential that complete plans may be a ed in advance of the season opening. Welsr.er, chairman of gas rationing board, announced today. Registration headquarter! will be located at 3 North Main street, former locatioa of the Gaw art galleries.

Aitfiista residents may register anytime-, between now and Sept. 21 at Mack's store in Augusts, F. M. Mack, who has charge oC the registration there, said today. Car owners must bring their old gas rationing A book backs and their tin inspection record to register for a new book, Weisner said.

"Registration for new books must be completed within these three days," Weisner sajd. "In order to eliminate delay and Inconvenience it is hoped to have the registration completed the first two days," he added. The registration office will be manned by volunteer help. Present gas ration A stamps, which are good for three gallons of gasoline, expire on Sept. 21.

Mechanical Pitchfork A new mechanical pitchfork which does away with the work of 10 men and replaces three machines has been developed to help pea growers get their crops into canneries. a has been by I as president of the a water conservation i lodgc ot Anaconda, board a the stale, i a de- Ju a was jrst a i at a His i is the an oll an a served Dixie Reynolds of Townsend. Qn i a a at the Robert R. 'Walter, son of a capitol. Kay 1,.

a of i i and He was i in Catholic Corp. Joseph A. i son circles, serving as a degree of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Jonu- of the i of Colum- tis of Miles i recently rt of rder I of service on Foresters in i soil, i i to wear gold overseas stripes, i a a flic i i a i i i a a I a i a campaigns a a a i a a a i base in i a a area. I Until 9 o'Clock Meats, Groceries, Produce SAMSON GROCERY nnrt Kwing Phono 830 ACME PAINTS A. M. HOLIER HARDWARE CO. In Our 77th fear "BACK TO SCHOOL 1" We Have Just Unpacked a Beautiful Assortment of SKIRTS SWEATERS BLOUSES In Time to Dress You Up for School.

See Them Today! COTTON FROCK SHOP 41 W. Sixth Carey a elected Mont a a a i a a public service i i i in 1 0 2 and served i i 3 I 1 9 i a i elected lo the. i of stale treas- a position he held at his a a a a a I I a i a a i said position i i i a a i corps in i i governor's a was promoted i I i a successor is a a i i November. er. Mrs.

Vook i i i i a i i a a been I i i i i a a 1 a or, i been i service three, years. I a ot San Quentin, California's state prison, have reclaimed hundreds of tons of cable, copper wire and rubber salvaged from warships. Great Falls Army Air Base Will Present Big War Sunday a arc nearly for a i a war show day, a 2 o'clock a a Horse a near Circa I i i base, i i a a a The i be. a by a i of A a a i i sion's base, the direction of Lt. a C.

I a a a a i a a i a giving i a i to a a use of a i weapons a a i a i a combat, i i Weapons used in the show will i a rejected a bazookas, a i a a i i bombs, P-38 and F-3!) i er planes and a a inc i a a i grenades. Fire, i base i also go i paces, i modern i I check flames of shacks set ablaze. i a a i i i in i i i i son of Mrs. a i i ave-1 is on Fort Lewis. a he is a i i I i sec-! i i I i i I ago he was in I a i i a i a store.

Your Ration Stamp Dates Rationed Items Stamp Number AS to Z8 AS to F5 Inclusive (Processed Foods) Blue stamps Canned Goods Effective Expires Meats. Cheese. Butter. Shortening. Marsarinc.

Gunned i Canned Fish mil Canned Meat AH to and AS to DS Inclusive Red PS nnd 5 PB NOW Good I i i i Good I i i A Rluc Tnkeni 1(1 Kn. for Chance Dom Ferrando, Helena Navy Man, Back From South Pacific a a a i a i class, is on a i 1 5 1 in the. and a Pa-: i i i is son of Mrs. To-1 resa a Phoenix. a and the.

of Miss Pat FoiTundo of i i Before being ordered sea 111 ago. Ferrando served several at. the a i i a i here. i i i the a i i a saw action in mons a i a i a a serving several monllvs- i navy medical i a accompanied a i i a i Since last a a be has been serving a a i Ferrando put a of a i i i comment, about, service i the. a i i forces, "It's there." He said he saw several a a i i I i Pacific, some a i i physical a i a i when i at local i i a i "I discovered a one a (in i i a i a been a i i of i i in Red Lodge," Ferrando said.

a a is well represented In a i a forces them i the Pacific." Mothers May Obtain Copy of Booklet On How to may obtain free single copies new best, i a I P.aby Must. Travel in Wartime," Ihe. i a de- a labor i them i i under a i conditions. The a gives practical advice a i for both and i and ways of i problem of i the baby en orders at a small cost are being a by i i i i Wash- i D. C.

Tomorrow's Red Cross Activities Rod Cross Headquarters A i i a i 1 2 Mrs. Myron R. i 1 to 5 p. Mrs. A.

B. a service--0 lo 12 noon. Mrs. a i 1 to 5 p. Mrs.

a Sholton. Prisoner of service--fl to 12 noon, Mrs. A. J. 1 to p.

Mrs. Clyde Snrpirnl Drossinp; Rooms 2(1 W. i a 9 3 0 -I p. Mrs. B.

C. 7 3 0 to p. Miss Celia Day. East Helena i school--1 to p. Mrs.

B. II. Mason. Rrd Tnktni III Pin Ka. tor KKI AND TOKKXS fJOOl) I I I I I A Sugar 30, ttl niul 82 4 0 NOW Good Kch lilts Sugar For Canning Gasoline Spnrc Stamp No.

A-12 I a i If Uncmiorsrrt for girls who hasten healing of externally caused pimples by relieving irritation Leaking Pipes Cause Costly Damage! CALL THE PLUMBER FIRST! Phone 265 HARRIS PLUMBING HEATING 415 N. Main St. Ph. 265 Stump must he sent lo lorn I ra- i i hoard- lo-jcllier i app i a i i i iiuiy he innde cither in person or hy i i i Mom and Pop and the Car.V. "Geoige, that reminds mi--WB iumt have the Cil iCaa change out windshield wiper blades Worn wiper blades spell accidents to Mom, and she knows that accidents put cars out of commission.

She wants to be able to keep rolling. Any motorist--man or woman--can keep a car running ight, running longer, and running farther on ever; gallon of gasoline. Just take it to a. Standard Oil Dealer. He's trained in wartime car-saving Remember, it's going to be a long time before you cai replace your car.

Don't neglect Follow your Standard Oil Dealer's 3rd-War-Year Service Guide and keep your car at its best always. Standard Oil Dealers are trained for better car care Gasoline Powere the. Don't Watte a Drop! Buy more Bonds It44, OIL eOMMW NOW Sept. 21 (in Is. Shoes I 1st ftnri 2n Alrplanr I In Ration I Rook 3 NOW PATH SKT 1 Pair NOTE--Three new meat stamps will become valid every four weeks, i a set of i 10-point blue, a for processed foods will be validated the first of each From Rnllon Book 4.

ATTENTION MEMBERS OF EST HELENA M. S. UNION 1.72 Election of convention delegates will he held Wednesday, August. 28. Polls open from 10:00 a.

m. until p. m. $2.50 fine for failure to vote. ALBERT H.

ROSE, Recording Secretary STANDARD HUDSON SERVICE Standard Oil Products--Authorized Hudson Service WE BUY and SELL USED CARS Montana and Eleventh Avenue PhOM M27 MORGENSEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Complete Service In One Stop Opposite ClTle Cmtn ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES TUBES ACCESSORIES Park Avenue and Gilbert St. rSPAPERf VSPAPERI.