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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
Pageant Presented
at Church

The Christmas pageant THE
Holy Nativity" was presented
at the Chivers Memorial Indian
mission Sunday evening. DR..
Petzoldt gave the call to wor-
ship and Rev. Addison Self rem
dered invocation. The pageant
was divided into two parts: the
Prologue and the Pageant.
Mrs. Charles Wolf, Mrs. Glow,
Oliver Pease and D. DeernoSe
rendered solos. Mr.. Boese and
Shirley sang a duet as did Mrs.
Storm and Mrs. Schenderline
The choir and the mems chorus
furnished other music during
the pageant.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
SKATING Kinks
NOW FLOODED

The Tribune-Herald was in
formed this week by Mayor Carl
Rankin that the two ice skat-
ing Kinks in Hardin are now be-
ing flooded and will be ready
for use in the near future.
Skaters are urged not to use
the Kinks until the ice is frozen
hard as skating when the ice is
sluShy causes rough ice.
One rink is located west of
the municipal swimming pool
and is for adults and young
people, while another south of
the I. L. Dehnert residence is
for children.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25

With many other towns and
cities launching a drive to save
waste paper to aid in the ma
tional defense program local
citizens have stated that such
q program should be launched
in Hardin and Big Horn county.
The statement was made that
with the amount OF waste paper
and boxes that would be present
at Christmas time the program
should be launched Immediate
ly. One lady reported that she
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
SUFFERING FROM
EYE INFECTION

A. M. Hicks, prominent Har-
din business man and owner of
the Hardin Drug store, was in
critical condition Wednesday
morning in a Billings hospital.
He is suffering from an eye
infection known as glarcoma.
An operation will be performed
sometime Wednesday, it was
learned here.
Mr.. Hicks was taken to Bill
lings about one week ago when
his condition became serious.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
Will EAV HERE JAN. l

Carl Linster has disposed of
his trucking interests in the
French Transfer and on Jan.
l the business will be taken ov-
er and operated by Frank Sor-
enson. Mr.. Sorenson will con-
tinue to operate the Standard
Service station, it was stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linster and
their son will leave Jan. 1 for
Lefor, N. D., where they will
start farming operations on
their property there.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
ENLARGES SERVICE STATION

The Camp Custer service sta
ton, operated by Austin Stat
terry, recently added $50 square
feet Of floor space to their
quarters.
The office and an auto access
sorry department will be housed
in the new addition and the re-
pair shop will occupy all the
old structure.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
RUSSIAN CONTINUE MARCH

Soviet army troops continued
to push the Nazi legions back
on all fronts of the Russian
German background. Many
towns were retaken by the Rus
slams and communications were
restored between Leningrad and
the Donets basin as the men of
Hitler retreated across the river
Volkhov. The only Mace the
Germans were holding their
own was in the Crimea, where
they Stormed the naval base OF
Sevastopol, and even there the
Soviets retOOk a hill overlooking
the city in a sharp counter at
tack.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
ARE E OF 0

"A son weighing eight and
one-half pounds was born to
the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Good
man early Tuesday morning at
the Hardin General hospital.
The boy has been named
Paul.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
LEFT OFF DONORS LIST

Due to an error in last weeks
paper the names of j. J. Ping,
Elsie Wilcutt, Sheridan Flour
ing Mills, A. J. Kalberg and
Roy Riggs were omitted from
the list of donors who gave
money to aid in the purchase
of the new uniforms for the
Hardin high school band.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
E LICENSES

Dec. %, John william Reed,
Jr., and Billie Louise Scott, both
of Sarogeten, Wyo.
Dec. %, Torgus Thompson
and Geneva Crawford, both Of
Birney.
Dec. %, william Kindsfater
Of Menzanola, Colo, and June
Angelina Huck Of Crowley, Colo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25

Word has been received here
that Miss Maxine Martin, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Martin, and Earl Conver, son
of MIR. and Mrs. J.. E. Conver
were married last week in Las
Vegas, New.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
NEWS REVIEW
A Brief Summary Of
Important Stdte-
National News
IN U.S.A.

CHURCHILL IN U.S.A.
Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill completely surprised the
world when he arrived in Wash
ington, D. c., Monday by air. He
was met by President Roosevelt
and plans for several confer
ences were made.
Following a press interview at
which electrified reporters
cheered the Prime Minister, the
first of a series of staff meet
ings was held, which brought
together the commanding oll4-
GERS of the armed forces of
the United States and Britain
in an effort to work out a uni
fled strategy for a war that has
spread to the ends of the world.
-
ON SPANISH BORDER
Fresh German troops were
massing on the Spanish border
after moving down through free
France, reliable informants sta
ted Tuesday. The movement
was reported to be small, how
ever considerable German mill
tary supplies have been con-
centrated on the Spanish Dor
der for several months.
It was not known whether
the troops were sent to the Dor
der Of Spain for an attack on
Gibraltar or for shipment to
north Africa where the Ger
mans and Italians are on the
verge of complete rout by the
English forces.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
HONG KONG STILL HOLDS

Hard fighting British, Can
adian and Indian troops bat
tied the Japs to a standstill
and hung on to the islands of
Hong Kong. it was stated in an
official dispatch Tuesday.
Other official dispatches said
the last-ditch stand of the i'm
perial soldiers was costing the
Japanese heavily in their fourth
full day of fighting. The con-
dition of the islanders situation
was said to be critical as they
were heavily outnumbered.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
AMERICANS BATTLE JAPS

American armed forces dashed
back at numerous attempts OF
the Japanese army to make
landings on Luzon and other is
lands in the Philippine group.
Effective landings have been
made at several points and ar
my communique stated Tues
day. Eighty Japanese transport
ships escorted by bombers and
fighter planes neared Santo
Thomas, about 1875 miles from
Manila. and set some troops
ashore. They were blasted by
American and Philippine fighL-
ers and it was not known how
many Japs were able to get as
hore. It was stated without con-
firmation that At of the trans
ports had been sunk.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
THE MAN WHO CAME TO LIFE
Continued from pose eleven
Continued from poge eleven

little farm with its little house. where
he'd planned to take Daphne as a
bride, already seemed to have an aura
of decay. Tramps had used the place,
and robbed it, Somehow he couldn't
enter Immediately this place that had
so many associations with a happy
past, and he walked around it, flashing
a tiny electric torch through the win
dows, noting how tramps had be-
fowled the place and stripped it. They
had even torn off the electric fixtures
in the front room, and -
Jameson stiffened, at the side win
dow of the front room. The small
beam of his torch fixed on an object
Just inside the front door 1t was set
gun - shotgun fixed to fire when
the door was opened.
Jameson caught freight out of
town that night. And then after eight
years he'd thought he was through
with his past; but now Blissville had
reached out to him across the wide
continent, and he was sitting in a
room cut in half by wire screen,
waiting for Lloyd Beebe to enter on
the other side of the screen. His pres
ence would free Lloyd Beebe of the
charge of numbering him, but he did
MT like to think of what would happen
afterwards, when the papers published
the story. He couldn't expect Jane to
stand by, after deceiving her all this
while Even if she did, things would
never be the same between them.
A key turned in lock, and Jane
son tensed on the wooden bench,
staring through the mesh. Then Lloyd
Evening star., 1941-01-19

And Lloyd Beebe met him as he
emerged from the county Jail, blinking
in the sunlight. Lloyd Beebe was tall
and lean, like all the Beebes, dark and
with good features, and with the dark
Beebe eyes that Jameson now knew
were bit too steady.
You amt done yet" Lloyd Beebe
said, looking down from his height
with the eyes that were almost beady.
Whisky hung on his breath.
Jameson went back to Blissville.
1t was dark when he got home. The
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Beebe came into view followed by a
guard, and for moment Jameson
forgot about himself, except to feel
guilty Trial and prison had not been
easy on Lloyd Beebe. His lean frame
was hunched, and the dark eyes were
beady. He stood beyond the screen
with his mouth a bit slack and arms
dangling, and swung his gaze slowly
from wall to wall.
Hello. Lloyd" Jameson said, pity
in his voice.
Hello" Beebe said, but without
recognition.
Jameson stood up. and removed
his glasses.
6EEBE looked at him in that too
direct way. Then his lax frame tensed
and he came forward to the screen,
putting his face against it and his
palms fiat on either side of his face.
Dave Jameson!' he said in a
croaking voice.
Lloyd, | came to -"
"No, you don't" Beebe said in a
cunning way. and chill prickled
Jameson spine. You can't scare me,
Dave Jameson. You're dead" Beebe
was saying. and he was smiling slyly.
I'm not a-scared of you, Dave Jane
son. because you're dead. You can't
hurt me. and don't scare. Because
you're dead. set that gun for you,
and it shot your head clean off, the
night you came back from Jail. You
don't bother me at all, Dave jameson.
Dead men can't hurt anybody. I'm
not a-scared. | dug hole out back
Evening star., 1941-01-19

that night and buried you, and cleaned
up the mess inside the house. They
had your bones in court at the trial.
You're dead, Dave Jameson. You
don't scare me none"
Come along" the guard said, TAX
ing Beebe's arm gently. And to Jane
son: You see how it is, buddy. His
liquor was cut off in Jail and he went
little haywire" He shook his head
slowly But he hasn't been this bad
before"
'My God you can't execute
man in that condition. Jameson
cried.
His wife's arranged for a hearing
next week" The guard tapped his
temple significantly.
so that's what you figure!' Beebe
said in his sly way, seeing the gesture.
There's two of you, now! You're
both of you Dave Jameson! Trying to
scare mel But you can't scare me.
You're both of you dead!'
Jameson went outside. No doubt
tramp had entered the house that
night, and received the charge from
the set gun. Lloyd Beebe was muir
derer then, and in his condition he
would now be put in an institution.
That cleared Jameson's conscience.
Now, turning after signing out at
the gate, he found himself face to face
with Daphne.
The eight years had not been kind
to Daphne. Her vital blondness had
faded to a dry lack of color. There
were small dry lines in her face
Hello" she said. and then as if it
explained everything: "I'm his wife. l
guess you knew"
mo" he said.
THINK | understand" she was
saying. what you said at the trial.
about Beth - After living with a
Beebe eight years. know you were
telling the truth. They aren't - right.
Why did you come here? You have
new life, good job, wife and child.
And Lloyd did set that gun, and killed
whatever poor tramp walked into the
trap. Why did you come here? Why
stir up the past?'
well. l thought -" he began.
Then he asked: How did you know
about my wife and child?"
Minnie Sunday returned from Cali
fornia six years ago with yarn about
seeing you in cafe. Father inves-
tigated. He was still bitter. He found
you, and told your employers who you
were. He also told the girl you were
going with. 1t didn't make any diff
ference to them. Fathers changed,
since. He's understood. When this
trouble came up when the skeleton
was found buried behind your house
we didn't want to drag you into the
public eye and wash all the old linen.
Lloyd had already told me, before the
skeleton was found, that he'd killed
you. | hope I'm not hard, David. but
had to live with him and take care of
him. He should not be allowed loose"
Jameson walked away from the
place. He walked to town and went
into telegraph Office. Then Jane had
known all along, and it had made no
difference to her. Jane had knownl 1t
hadn't made any difference with her.
The company had known, and it
hadn't made any difference with them.
He made out telegram:
Catching might plane back. Lore and
kisses.
He signed it George" smiling. The
past was dead. 1t could never hurt him
again.
The End
Evening star., 1941-01-19
TO GIVE YOU JUICE LIKE THIS

More soluble sod You the difference California orange
juice deeper inviting color You the difference
finer tempting favor And science pooes the difference
heahfulness With enjoyment you get A. b.
c. G. and minerals Calcium, phosphorus on) every gass
Evening star., 1941-01-19

Note the clear skin and navel formation of this orange
They tell you it's from California Arizona seedLess
The juice has more soluble solids thanks to year
round sunny days and cool nights fertile soils and
feeding and watering of trees.
And note the "Sunkist" stamp Fourteen thousand
operating growers this trademark for their finest
fruit Best for Juice - and EUery use!
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

ell distrito numero 8, los ami
COS del CONCEAL Frank Came
LA.
Hoy Microbes, a las 8 de la
noche, Sc efectuara uno en- la
lsluina de la avenida Catorce y
Gale 81. Hablaran Rafael r. Els
pima, ell Rev, Riggio y Cannella.
Ju2yes, a las 8 de la noche, en-
la eS7uina de la avenida "a y ca
lie l8. Ora7ores: Rafael X. ES-
pima, Miguel Marrero Y Frank
Cannella.
VierneS, en- la esquina Gle la
Octava avenida y Gale %, a las
ocho de la noche. 0radores Es-
pima, CaNnella Y otros
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
l Pietol Clab

Ell PISTOL Ctab
4 Con gran inteNs Sc habla del
Picnic que ell pr6xirlo domingo
efectuara, on ell Campo de Tire
de la Pol.cia, q Clab dc Recrco
de la Association de Panaderos.
Los organizadores Sc mues-
tran muy satisfechos por la
franco cooperation que les pres
tan los comerciantes y Ell publ
GO.
I'm sabrOso enchilado de jail
has Sc servira al mediodia.
Por la tarde habra en- la glo-
rieta, que esta bajo techo y es
una garantia contra ell NAL item
po. Tocaran las orquestas don
Francisco y LA Tropical"
Ell precio del almuerzo y en-
trada Sc ha fijado en- SOC, can
tidad al alcance de todos los Dol
sillos. La entrada al bale, 25c
para damas y caballeros.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
FUNCION DE LA SECCION
JUVENIL

Para 81 dia II de septiembre
en- ell teatro del Centre Astu-
riano, anuncia una function Ia
Secci6n Juvenil de la Lcgia Ca
balleros Leales de America.
Sc representaran dos come
dias, IA Nodriza" y la Cria-
tura'. Tn acto especial como
fin de fiesta, Sc viene preparan-
do.
lNuevos detalles nos ofrece la
secretaria Noble Lopez.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
NOTk SOCIALN-
CpoR MARIO R~oDRIOUEzI

to lamento 81 tener Que volver
ian rapidamente: Tampa es mi
ciu6ad natal.
Alvarez es hijo rol,,;co Gel
ccnocido periodis*a &c esta 10
calidad Leopoldo Gonzalez (Chi
charito), que en- la actualidad
sc encuentra en- New York, &C.
mo emprsario teatral.
AL despedir al "Chinito", CO.
mo carnosamente lie Eamamos,
lie deseamos un feliz viaje Y le
pedimos nos visite mas amenu-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
PROBING Fiesta

En- una vista que nos hace Ell
joven William Gonzalez, active
miembro de la Secci6n de'Re-
creo del Cfrculo CubanO, nos in
lorna que va empezarop los
preparativos del Cabaret "Shan
ghai", que anualmente celebra
la Secci6n, en- el mes de Septiem
bre.
Aun no IN seleccionado Ia
fecha, como tampoco las cuatro
orquestas que tOcaran.
TODD quedara resuelto en- la
junta que efectuaran manana,
en- ell salon de sesiones.
Tan pronto nos den otrOs de-
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Indoo,DPicaic

En- la Lima junta efectuada
por la sscci6n de Recreo de LU
nione Italiana, y presidida por
Ell Sr. Mario Pullara, Sc acord6
celebrar UNI Indoor Picnic el
domingo % de S~ep.iembre,
Como los anterioreS, Sc vri-
ficara en- los salones que la So
ciedad pcsee en- West Tampa,
en- ell edificio Gle LA Stella"
Howard y Spruce
La fiesta empezara con un
elmuerzo a la italiana Y por Ia
tarde bale, con dos orquestas,
entro de breves dias Sc pom
dram a la venta los bcletos de al
~,uerzo Y entrada,
En- su oportunidad daremOs
pormenores.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

Tres actos politicos tienen a.
nunciados para esta semana, en-
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Pr6rimd BOda

Para Ell dia Z de Septiembre
esta senalada Ia boda de la Srta
Jeanne Florence de Castro y ell
orrecto ioven Myron M. Merr'
II, de Massachusetts.
La simpatica novia es hija de
los estimados esposos Alejan-
iro de Castro, RESIDENCES en- ell
51212 de la avenida Ross.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra
efecto en- la iglesia Catolica st.
Anne, de Quincy, Massachuss-
etts.
Por anticipate deseamos eter
ma felicidad a la enamorada pa
reja.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

En- ell vapor Florida, que
zarp6 en- la tarde de hoy para
Cuba, partieron en- viaje de pla-
Ger la Srta. Granda, su joven
hermano y esposa, como tam
bien ell Sr. Willie Rosa. Pasa-
raR ALI Is dias Visitaran a sus
~amistades, en- ell interior de la
repGblica.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Hacia Key West

Via Miami parti6 para Key
West, en- la manana de hoy, Ell
Sr. Francisco Hernandez. Per-
maneci6 aqui, una semana, CO.
mo huespei de los esposos To-
mas y Maria Rodriguez, resi-
denies en- ell 1905 de la aveni-
ia Michigan.
Feliz viaje lie desea el cronis-
Ia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

ACTOSl POLITICOS DE LOS
AMIGOS DE FRANK CAN
NELLA
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

Orleans Sc hizo a Ia mar, con
carga general.
Marea alta a las 4:40 a. m. Y
5 Al p. m. Marea baja a las IL;
30 a. m. Y ll:16 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las :O6 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 6:57 p, m.
Sale la luna a las II :01 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 1926 n, m.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
I'm SGludO

Aver tarde fuimos informa-
dos oficialmente que la vacante
de director del semanario "In-
formation" ocasionada por Ell
fallecimiento de nuestro muy
apreciado amigo Sr. Alfredo
Montot, sera cubierta con Ell di-
lecto amigo y compahero Al
berto Valdes+Brito.
Con estas lineas queremos
enviar al digno companerO un
sincere saludo, a la vez que lie
deseamos muchoS eXitos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Santos del Dfd
San Jose de CalasanZ.
Function POspuestG

Aver fuimos informados por
e! Sr. Celestino Fernandez, pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano, que por
hallarse enfermo uno de los ar
tistas la function que tenian a.
nunciada para ell viernes 20 ha
sido pospuesta para Ell siguiente
viernes, 5 de Septiembre.
Como va es sabido, esta fun
ci6n es para recabar fondos con
dessino al salon de bale.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
con gusto los daremOs a
De VacacioRes

Con ell prop6siso de pasar IL
nos dias &c vacaciones en- la
Perla de las Artillas, parti6 en-
81 vapor FLORIDA" ell apreciado
amigo DR.. Juan Silverio, distin-
guido galeno que goza de gran
les simpatias en- esta localized.
En- la capital Guiana Sc uni
"a a su esposa Z hijoS.
Buen viaje.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Para NeW York

Despuds de dos semanaS de
vacaciones en- esta ciudad, WISH
tando familiares y amigos, re-
gresa a New York ell querido a.
migo Abel Alvarez (Patent Lea
ther Kid). EMBARGO en- la Es-
taci6n Terminal a las 12:55 p.
m.
Con tristeza reflejada en- su
roStro nos dijo: no saben GUAM
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Llegaron tres vapores de ban
dera americana, Carolyn, Pana-
ma City y Brandywine, I'll Pan
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

ST, Senor, cOmpre la
pintura 3. l. p. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
' Gale Is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30

~Opchurcn presented them to the re
ceIN!n2 line, composed Of the hostcs
ana the two honor guests.
MI NJ. f. Logg and Miss Carrie
burton invited the guests INTO the
dinlh2 room. There they were rived
ices, decorated cakes. and mnts in
pinN. green and white, Dy Miss
Elizabeth Las-itcr. Mrs. Thomas
Horner. Mrs. f. +. Nanny, Mr.. W.
& Daniel, and Miss Doris Dennis.
The Lace covered table had q lovely
centcrplcce of pink and purple
double larkSpur arranged in a silver
bowl on a glass reflector. Four silver
candlcstiCks held lighted pink tapcrs.
Mrs. Guy llorner led the guest
TO the punch table, where Mr..
Clarence II. White and Mrs. Il. y.
veil poured punch.
C"'Hoiul arrangements of corn
tIoWCl., roses, larkspuT, and lemon
lilies were placed about the rooms.
Mrs. j. Franklin mills bade the
guests goodbye. About ono hundred
and fifty friends called between five
and SIX o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30
Boyd's Crossroads
BY ALLENE +. CAREY.

Mr.. and Mr.. W. II. Protector visit
ed Mr.. and Mis-. J. A. Norwood Sat
day night,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthew's. Nh
and Mr.. Robert Perry, Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter Carey, Misses Lucille Mat
thcWs and Dorothy Henderson, Mrs
Albert Moss and Mrs. William Proc
tor were the Sunday afternoon Visi-
Tors Of Ny. and Mrs. Richard Mat
news.
An. and Mrs. Bailey Matthews anc
family visited Mr.. Matthew'S par'
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mat
thcVs, Sunday.
Mrs. Lynn Smith of Henderson
visited Mrs. William Proctor Satul-
day night.
Friends are glad to know that
again.
MI. and Mrs. II. Is. Daniel and ION,
iIllly, were recent visitors ut Mr.
and Mrs. W, w. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Proctor and
children, Edna Mcrrec, and Getty
Jean. visited Mrs. Proctor's sister
Mrs. Woodrow Mcdlin, and Mr., Med
lin, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Proctor and
children, Margaret, Henry, franh'
David, and Mary, and Miss lndl'
Kimball Visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
kimball Sunday afternoon.
Misses Kate Bullock. Lucy, Mary,
Jennie Belle. and Allen Carey ana
Jennie and Elizabeth Proctor were
Visitors of Miss Belle Thomas Sun
day.
With Trad. Iran and Ireland tlGur-
ing in the Cabled news, a foreign cor
respondent these days uses almost
as many L as a colunnist,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30
Henderson Girls
Are W. c.. Graduates

-Four Henderson Girl; VIII receive
their diplomas in commencement OK
crciScS If Woman'g College Green's
boro, which began oda and viii
continue through Monday for he
contcrrjne of degrees. 'Thcv AFRO
Misses Ada Page, Bessie Mae John
son, Frances Daniel, and ENilabetb
Gill.
NJ. D,,io1 d,,ah.,, WI. ,l
u,r w n,,;a1 nana Nv
rhnLoa, ,,d ,,,;lI ,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30
Goes To Butte

Billy Aston has lett for Butt.
Montana, where he Will spend TIC
summer with his aunt, Mrs. Rocco
Thomas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30
CONGRATULATIONS
Birth of Son.

All, and Mrs. Dan Clark announce
the birth of Il son, DarroW Ross
Clark. on "Wednesday, May %, 1871,
IN Maria Parhum hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-30
Weekend Special
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-06-19
IVA MAY BUILD THREE
MORE LARGE DAMS

Washington, D. Can in
formed source said Saturday that
defense officials might ask the
Tennessee Valley authority to
build three new dams in a move
to avert a threatened defense po-
wer shortage.
It was understood the dams, if
approved, would be on the Hol-
ston, Watauga and Little Tennes-
see rivers, and the generation ex-
pansion would include transmits
sion hookups with the IVA sys-
tenn.
Leland Odds, federal power
commission chairman, returned
today from a swing around the
country, studying ways to step up
power delivery and meet the great
demands of defense industry.