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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

3

Garage Worker Discovers First Comet of 1936 at Home Observatory

Leslie C. Peltier, a Delphos garage worker by day and amateur astronomer by night, reports the year’s first comet from his home made observatory. The unnamed ninth magnitude body, confirmed by Harvard and Yerkes Observatory staff, is too faint for unaided sight but photographable.

Albert C. Nute Central Press Delphos Ohio Leslie C. Peltier Peltier Howard Shapley Harvard Observatory George van Zienhbroeck Yerkes Observatory Williams Bay Wis

UMTC Missoula Camp Enrolment Boosted to 126

The War Department raised the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Missoula for July 6 to August 4 from 112 to 126 attendees to broaden access for first year students. County applications, including Silver Bow, are still being accepted to fill quotas, with C M T C officers urging full county representation. Germany increases tobacco purchases in Cuba.

Citizens Military Fort Missoula War Department Silver Bow County

Civil Service Openings Listed For Competitive Exams

The U S civil service commission announces openings in multiple positions open to competitive examination. Postings include assistant adviser in labor law administration, senior paper technologist, associate gas engineer, assistant petroleum engineer, Alaska community school teacher, statistical analyst, assistant superintendent and foreman at Fort Leavenworth brush factory, and several laundry department roles. Information available from P H Pohlman at the Butte post office or via civil service examiners in Seattle or Fort Peck Montana.

U. S. Civil Service Commissioner P. H. Pohlman Board of Examiners Butte Post Office Labor Law Administration Division of Labor Standards Department of Labor Forest Service Department of Agriculture Bureau of Mines Department of Interior Geological Survey Alaska Bureau of Statistics Bureau of Motor Carriers Interstate Commerce Commission Brush Federal Penitentiary Fort Leavenworth Board of U. 8 Civil Service Examiners Seattle Board of Civil Service Examiners Engineer Department Fort Peck Mont Rodman

Old Mining Camp JO Again Active In Danielsville District

Old mining districts show activity as a dry land dredge and screening plant begin operation on a property once owned by Tom Daniels. Montana Gold Incorporated plans near term shipments from the district with ore sufficient for about 10 tons daily, led by H. S. Sackett of Seattle as president and supported by Major Robert Eskridge Pat Gleason and others.

Danielsville Frederickson Alder Gulch Prairie Gulch T. V. Anreiter Seattle Montana Tom Daniels Anreiter Montana Gold, Incorporated H. S. Sackett Robert Eskridge Pat Gleason Gleason Investment Company Walter de Bealey Federal Housing Administration L. O. Thomas George Fairweather

La Barba trains to write prize fight film at Fox

Fidel La Barba, former flyweight champion, is hired by Twentieth Century Fox to write a prize fight picture. He discusses realism in movies, his eye injury, and the challenge of a fighter writing fiction. The piece notes Ginger Rogers and Helen Broderick in Never Gonna Dance and mentions Tony Park Avenue and Hill Tillies ending Lyda Hill Tillies.

United Press Hollywood Fidel la Barba Twentieth Century Fox Story Department la Barba Goliath Heroe Ginger Rogers Helen Broderick Fred Astaire New York Tony Park Avenue Fifty Fourth

General Construction Roles Mentioned In Job Listing

A brief notice notes positions for a tor on general construction an inspector on general construction and an electric welder. The listing emphasizes skilled tradesmen for site work and emphasizes adherence to safety standards and building codes.

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Film World Snips: Roach Plans longer features

Roberts and Patsy Kelly tag along as Roach expands into feature-length productions while keeping Our Gang one reelers. Carole Lombard vows Alaska for Spawn of the North, Luise Rainer carpets her floors, Binnie Barnes seeks citizenship, Steffi Dunn to lead in Queen of the Jungle.

Carole Lombard Alaska Cuba Luise Rainer Binnie Barnes Henry VIII Steffi Dunn de Femme Paramount

Grand Opera Arias on Musical Program at Church

Grace M. E. church hosts a Monday night concert at 8 30 directed by Miss Phyllis Wolfe featuring grand opera arias ballads and duets. Accompanists are Miss Eleanore McTucker and Mrs Helen LaVelle with solo piano by Elizabeth Tretheway. The finale The Lost Chord is sung by the church choir with Phyllis Wolfe studio artists and a long list of musicians from Deer Lodge Missoula Dillon and other locales.

Phyllis Wolfe Grace M. FE Eleanore McTucker Helen LaVelle Elizabeth Tretheway William Hoskins Deer Lodge Walton Cosgrove Missoula Ralph Smith Dillon Katherine MacPherson Phyllis Peterson Dorothy Lloyd Louella Stover Sylvia Canty Louella Marie LaVelle Mary Cecelia Dubie Azeal Craddock Lucinda Fluent Lois Thirloway Virginia Haggerty Margaret Lanter

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