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La gaceta., 1941-01-23
UN IMPORTANTE ACUER-
DO DEL CLUB DE SENO-
RAS DEL PARQUE CUS


Ell Club del parque Cuscadcn
ha tornado ell acuerdo de ofrecer
sus servicios a la Cruz Roja a.
mericana para hacer ropa con
destino a los millones de seres
humanos que sufren en- Europa.
Una reunion Sc efectuara ma
mana viernes, en- ell parque, y Sc
ruega la asistencia de todas las
asociadas y de las senOras y Sc
noritas que deseen ayudar.
Manana sc daran las instruc-
clones preliminares y Sc inicia-
ran los primeros trabajos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
Las tropas brtanicas capturaron
otros catorce mil prsioneros
Roma admite la derrota de sus soldados
y trata de atenuarla
ingleses bombardearon a Dusseldorf y
ell distrito Industrial del Ruhr

en- Albania. Los italianoS Sigucn
recibiendo refuerzos.
BESIDE Rumania avisan que ell
general AntoneScu ha recupera-
d el mando, luego de violentoS
combateS entire ell ej6rcito leal
Y la guardia de Hero. Varios
centenareS de hombres han per-
dido la vida y hoy SO combate
cerca de la frontera rusa. La
Radio de BucareSt eSta hoy en-
pOder de AntoneScu. NarioS lie
los edificioS de la capital CONT
nGan en- podsr de los rebeldes.
Hungria llam6 miles de hom-
breS a las armas, en- ell dia de
hoy, con motive de los successes
en- Rumania, Y dicese que ell go
bierno de Budapest aspira a
conquistar mas territorio en- Ia
Pennsylvania.
En- Ankara ell gobiern turco
celebr6 una reunion de tres ho-
ras, discutiendo los des6rdenes
en- Rumania. Los soldados naziS
Sc mantienen apartados de la Ia
cha dOm6stica pero en- algunoS
lugares la incitan Y la alientan.
Durante ell dia de hoy Lon
dres tuvo una alarma, pero sin
que cayeran bombas. Ell avi6n
nazi que habia penetrado, desa-
pareci6 a toda velocidad.
BESIDE la costa inglesa Sc oye-
ron %explosiones en- Francia, 10
que indica realiza nuevos bonn
bardeos la Real Aviaci6n.
Berlin anuncia por la Radio
ell hundimiento, a 125 millas de
la costa de Irlanda, de un vapor
ingles de $500 toneladas. Una
sola bomba, de tamano medianO,
produjo la catastrOfe en- 90 mi
nutos. I'm submarine nazi infor
ma haber hundido vapores con
un total de $1,000 toneladas.
BESIDE Horta, Azores, dan
cuenta de la llegada del Clipper
de la Pan American, en- ell cual
viaja Wendell L. Wilkie. FL a.
WON luch6 en- el canine con I'm
fuerte temporal. AL pasar por
Hamilton, Bermuda, vic Wilkie
2 hidroplanos, de 10 toneladas
cada uno, que son llevados a In
glaterra por el aire. Ell Clipper
esperara uno 0 dos dias hasta
que retorne u ntiempo menOs
desfavorable.
RealiZan ell tranSporte de a
viones a Inglaterra tan famosos
aviadores como Bernt Balchen,
Clyde PanghOrn y Homer Be-
rry,
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
Ell ENTIERRO DE LA SRA
MILAGRoS APARICIo

Hoy por la tarde, a las cinco,
sc efectuara Ell entierro de la Sc
nora Milagros Aparicio, esposa
del apreciado amigo y actor Ma
nuel Aparieio. Saldra el c~ortejo
de la f%uneraria de Lord y Fer
nandez, situada en- la esquina dc
Mitchell y Oak.
Recibira sepultura Ell cadaver
en- Ell cementerio del Centre Es-
pahol,
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
DECLARE LINDBERGH AN
TIE Ell COMITE DE RELA-
CLONES EXTERIORES De
LA CAMARA

Washington, tnero 2J-An
te ell comite de relaciones ex.
teriores de la C5mara. presi.
dido per Sol Bloom, declare
hoy ell coronel Charles Lind
bergh. Ell coronel, que 10 tie
ne experienced militar para
hablar en- tono autorizado, di-
10 que el coisidera impossible
una invas6in de los Estados
Unidos, con desembarco de
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

FL coronel condecOrado lpor
losnazis, ell Sr. Lindbergh, decla
r6 hoy ante ell comite de relacio-
mes exteriores de la camara que
el desea ell fin de la guerra de
Europa sin que ningunO de las
parties triunfe.
Lindbergh p%ertenece a la CO.
lumna de los "agachados' y en-
cierto modo es traidor al pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos, que
ha jurado ayudar a In~glaterra.
Cuando ell gobierno y Ell pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos anhe-
Ian ell triunfo de la democracia
inglesa, el ansia que ninguna de
las parties triunfe.
Este c%oronel, que muy POGO va
lie para la aviaci6n de guerra,
mantiene su Inca de inclination
nazi V haciendole honor a la con
decoration que Hitler y Goering
lie otorgaran.
Escuchamos anoche a Martin
Dies, en- ell Auditorio Municipal.
Habl6 de la labor de su conf
te, de las actividades de los ma
zis, fascistas y comunistas, y de
paso lie lanz6 algunas ironias te-
janas al presidente Roosevelt, Ia
Sra. Roosevelt, la secretaria
Perkins y otros miembros del
gobierno democratico.
Cit6 ell case del hermanito de
Browder, el lider comunista, en-
cuyo nombre Sc encontraron de-
p6sitados, en- bancos de New
York, 1900, 900 ''boniatos".
Cuando ell Comite lie pregunt6
a William, el hermanito de Earl,
que 81 Ell dinero lie pertenecfa,
contest6:
-Pertenece al partido comu-
nista, pero 20 10 tengo a mi nom
bre, como Sc acostumbra a hacer
en- ell partido.
- Ha pagado listed impuesto
por csc dinero?
No, senior.
Dies lie denunci6 a la secre-
taria de justicia w.. NADIA hicie-
ron.
Pidi6 lealtad, absolute lealtad
para Ell pals, y entonces lie aplaa
dimos
Mencion6 las organizaciones
de engano del partido Comunis-
ia y entire elias destac6 a la
Workers Alliance, va fallecida o
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
NuEVO P~RESIDENTE DE LA
JUNTA INDUSTRIAL

Tallahassee, Enero 23.-El go
bernador Holland nombr6 aver
prs.idente de la Junta Indus
trial del Estado al ST.. Boyce A.
Williams. de SO amos, un cose-
ch.ro y rccaudador de contribu-
clones del condado de Lake, con
residential en- Tavares. Devenga
"a nm sueldo de $4,000 anuales.
No ha nombrado todavia el go
berpador a los otros miembros
de la Comisi6n,
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
EspoIita "guisando." = Una vueltecita. Co
mo piensa Pepper. = Martin Dies. = FL Comite
vendra a Tampa. = Ell pro y ell contra.

En- las elecciones del Centre
Asturiano, que Sc efectuaran ell
domingo, 81 la candidatura nd-
nero l triunfa, Espolita "gui-
sara; 81 la candidatura numero
2 CANA, Espolita "guisara' tam
bien.
Jose Martinez decia hoy, en-
tono solemne va tiene asegu-
rada la victoria!
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

ticias de Egipto confirma la
caida de Tobruk Y dicen que
ell ejercito ha hecho otros ca
torce mil prisioneros, 10 que E.
leva a cerca de 100000 ell to-
tai de los capturados desde
que la ofensiva empez6, hace
Seis semanas.
Entire los apresadOS figuran
A generates, 10 que eleva a 16
ell nGmero de generates apre-
hendidos desde los primeros
dias de la campana. La pene-
TRACTION en- Tobruk Sc verified
con menos de 500 baJas.
Mas de 200 canones Y gran
des cantidades de material de
guerra quedaron en- poder de
los vencedores.
La vanguardia del ejercito
ingles sigue avanzando, mien-
tras la retaguardia efect1a la
labor de "liquidaci6n."
Tobruk es la mejor bahia
entire Alexandria y Tunez y da
a los ingleses ell dominic de 80
millas en- la Inca de la costa
y la possession de una base
ideal para mantener e intensi-
ficar ell ataque.
FL mando anuncia que antes
de la p%rimavera ell ejercito del
Milo tendra tambien en- su po-
der a Derna y Bengasi. La van
guardia mecanizada marcia
en- direction de Derna y per-
sigue a los faScistas.
Estimase que la aviaci6n a
lemana comenZara a entorpe-
Ger, operando en- ell Mediterra
neo, los movimientos del ejer-
cito victorioso. Creese que Hit
Ter lie ha ofrecido a Mussolini
salvarle ell territorio de Libia.
La aviaci6n inglesa mantle
neel dominic del aire.
P0r la Radio italiana Sc adj
mite hoy la derrota de Tobruk
y Sc atribuye a la gran supe-
rioridad numerical de las tro-
pas inglesas. %Nuestras tropas
ofrecieron una intensa resis-
tencia y lie infligieron al enc
migo serias perdidas. Una so
la division defendia a Tobruk
v contra ella cOmbatian cinco
divisiones."
"Antes de marcharse las
tropas italianas volaron ell vie
jo crucero San Giorgio e incen
diaron la poblaci6n."
Varios ataques lanz6 la avia-
ci6n italiana, bombardeando las
concentraciones inglesas, IperO
sin resultado.
Escuadrillas britanicas de a.
viaci6n atacaron hoy el area de
Dusseldorf, por vigesima pri-
mera vez, y al mismo tempo a
rrjaron toneladas de bombas en-
el distrito industrial del Ruhr.
En- Dusseldorf fuaro atacados
dep6sitos de petr6leo, fabricas
de municiones y fabricas de ace
70.
Aviones inRleses, algunos de
ellos nanejados por photos po-
LAGOS, efectuaron dos ataques so
bre el territ0rio aleman, en- pie
no dia. Sufrieron los mayores
dahos los aer6dromos y defen-
sas nazis en- los puertos Ocupa-
do de Francia. La aviaci6n alta
co varias embarcaciones de mo-
tor cerca de la costa francesa.
Perforados fueron con las anne
trallad0ras cinco Messerschmitt
que Sc hallaban en- ell aer6drm
de lie Turquet.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23
HUNDIDO UN
INGLES

LOndres, Enero 23.-Averia-
do por una nina 0 un torpedo. el
d~estructor ingl6s Hyperion
fue hundido por los buques que
le escoltaban. La fecha y el lu-
gar no sc han mencionado,
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

81 listed es socio del Centre
Espanol tenga la bondad de dar-
Sc una ''vueltecita", esta noche,
por la sala alta del Centre.
ALI tendra ell gusto de ente-
rarse de la excelente labor admi
nistrativa que Sc viene realizan-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

Lndres, ener 23.-Las tropas
griegas, ayudadas por la avia-
ci6n y tropas inglesas, rechazan
hoy nuevos contraataques de los
italianos a los largo de Ia costa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-23

lIlOI iOuIlud F, Id blSd uC az
Democracia, que servia a los CO.
munistas y habia enganadp d
muohas personals de buena vo-
luntad; ell CongreSo de las Ju-
ventudes y otras.
Sc refiri6 a los Bund y su ju-
ramento de adhesion a Hitler Y
tambien cit6 a los fascistaS tia
lianos.
Grupos fasciStas italianos
mandaban ninos a Italia para
entrenarlos en- la Balilla Y des-
pueS convertirlos EN- este pals,
en- propagandistas de Mussolini
y sus odiosos fines.
La obra Investigators del CO.
mite deshizo las mas importan-
ties sociedades o agrupaciones
que los t~otalitarios habian for
mado en- este pals.
Sc lament6 de que ell Congre-
so lie escatima dinero a su conf
te V, sin embargo, permite que
los totalitarioS usen de gratis 81
correo de los Estados Unidos.
Los comunistas, a Su juicio,
recolectan todos los amos, en- es-
ia naci6n, diez millones de d6ia-
res para SUI propaganda. Mu-
chos hombres ricos, en- las gran
DIES ciudades, hagen dOnativcs
a los "Roios".
Recientementa su comite pu-
do comprobar que Russia lie ha-
bia traspasado a Alemania $16,-
100000 a traves de los bancos a.
mericanos.
Montanas de dOcumentos tie
ne ell Comite en- sus archives, Y
todos son autenticos y revelan
las actividades de la Quinta Co.
lumna o 10 que eel llama ell Caba
llo de Troya.
Nosotros lie aconsejariamos
zanzibar de "discO" en- cuanto al
maravilloso concepto que tiene
de su persona y Ell cOmite GUAM
do alude a Is errores o equivoca-
clones del p~residente Roosevelt,
la Sra. Roosevelt, secretaries,
etc., a los cuales no menciona
por ell nombre.
Mencion6 de nombre a la Sc
nora Perkins, y no para elogiar-
la. Ir6nicamente aludi6 al Buro
Federal de Investigaciones y ell
departamento de j~usticia.
Como que la entrada costaba
un dollar, toda la parte alta >es-
taba vacia y en- la baja habia
muchos claros.
Antes de "dictar" su confe-
rencia ell Sr. Dies hubo de pro-
meter que Sc haria en- Tampa
una investigation de las activi-
dades subversivas.
La fecha de esa Investigation
la sehalara cuando Ell Congreso
extienda la vida del cOmite y a.
pruebe ell credito necesario para
la escabrosa tarea.
Di6 a entender que suS in
vestigadores va re%cogieron va
liosa information acerca de
Tampa.
Dies esta en- 10 cierto cuando
demanda lealtad de los extran-
jeros y americanos: Dies labora
por ell pals cuando denuncia las
actividades de comunistas, ma
zis v faScistas, actividades al
servicio de Moscu, Berlin y Ro-
ma. La vida del comite de Dies
debe ser prolongada, con ell fin
de sacar a la s~uperficie toda la
deslealtad pero nos desagrada-
ron de el estas cosas: sus alusio-
mes al p~residente Roosevelt, Ia
Sra. Roosevelt, la secretaria
Perkins, el Bur6 Federal de In
vestigaciones, Ell departamento
de justicia, etc.; las wees que
SAGA Ell reloj para yer la bora, co
mo 81 estuviera de prisa y Ell to-
no amesianico" 0 de pastor en-
greido que emple6 en- las pala-
bras finales.
Era un tono demasiado tea
trail y la verdad no requiere esos
"gastados recursos' en- la ora
toria politica,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
D SERIAL STORY

TIE STORYs mo climax Of many insults aimed At Diana Curt hy her slster-in-law, Adela, comes when the vicious spiteful, girl frames . meeting between Diana and her former employer, filrta- ai0us Richard Thorpe. Diana, knowing Thorpe and Adela are having nm affair, goes to his hunt ang lodge believing Adlela Is there. stephen finds them together, Is hurt and hewildkred even though his marriage to Diana is tempo Tary and one of convenience, con- tracted to secure his $s,0O0, 0,0O0 in heritance which he would not re- ceive unless he married before the age Of s. Others in the city are Phil Bruce, Stephens best friend who lS strongly attracted Co Di- ana; Evalyn Thorpe, beautiful blind wife of Richard, whom Di- ana believes stephen loves, Been somewhere, nianas" triumphant Adela asks when her plot to diS- credit his wife with stephen has worked. II love hlm," flashes ni- ana, "and I'm going tO fight for hlm!% stephen still feels Diana is SnnOcent, leaves her in charge when he Is called to South Amer tea. His plane disappears but Dt- ana refuses t0 believe him dead; Ignores an order from Adela and Richard Thorpe to leave the house. Adcla then calls In a pSy- ChiatriSt, deciding tO have Diana Judged insane, Diana asks Evalyn Co come spend the day with her.
 
 ADELA'S TRUMP CARD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
eY HELEN R. WOODWARD

He shook his head, smiling ruefully. "It's no use, is it, DianaP I just don't awaken even spark, do IF"
 Her hands were In his, pleading I'm sorry please believe me, Phil. I wish I might love you, truly I do, But don't you see"-- her voice sank to a soft whisper --"anything I have to give must be given to stephen, or kept with in myself foreverl"
 q see" Phil said, and gripped her hands hard,
 At that moment Adela, Richard Thorpe, and strange, of1cial-look- ing man walked into the room. Adela'S eyes, hawklike, swept from one to the other There was no denying her pleasure in what was going to be done. Thorpe had the grace to look sullenly uneom- fortable. The other man stepped forward.
 Sorry to interrupt" he said, but are you Mrs, stephen Curt?"
 "YeS," Diana answered, waiting.
 CT have here an urgency order committing you to an institution for mental disorders signed by a pr, Emil Stuttgart, who says that he attended you" he said. "You may, of course, consult lawyer and institute court proceedings to have the order set aside, Until that time, you wil be detained by law in a private institution"
 Diana swallowed hard and her face went very white, She heard Phil make an unintelligible sound of fury ad strike out at the man, but she held out a restraining hand, Why why do they think I am inSane?'
 The mans eyes flickered over the paper he held in his hand, something about a set delusion concerning your dead husband And about your flying into fre- quent rageS, It states that this morning you flew into such an ungovemable rage, That you also have strange hallucinations-"
 
 That's Cnoughl" Diana said clearly, She turned to Adela anG smiled bitterly, Well, you've won so far haven't you2 You've gotter me out of the house as you sai6 you would, Are you Satisfiea?"
 Adela'S triumph made her lose caution, "AlmoStl" she retorteC inSolently I'll! be completelS satisfied when Richard Thorpe gets his divorce and we can bt marriedl Then I'll have had mS way in everything, Isn't that right, Riehard?"
 Thorpe'S eyes shifted, but hC answered, "Right, Adela,"
 There was a soft, heart-broker sound behind them and the, turned to sec ENalyn groping hei way toward them, Richard" Sht whispered through white lips Did you say Riehard-p" Phil Sprang to her side, Diana! arms encircled her. Darling, she whispered, as Evalyn ven on
 She sOid-he was going to gel a divorce --- marry her. Is - Is 4 true, Riehard9"
 Richard Thorpe stood speech, less before his wife, but some. thing deep within him neknowl, edged queer sort of loyalty tC the girl In whose nature he founC
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
URGENCY PLEDGES
 RENEWED LOCALLY
Bishops Letter Regarding Filthy Movies Read at
 All Masses Sunday

The annual renewal of the Pledge of the Legion Of peeenoy took place at all Masses in all local Catholic churches yesterday morning, the sunday within the Octave of the Feast of tho Immaculate coneep" ton.
 Parish priests, speakers at tho Masses, read Most Rev, Maurice F MeAulifte'S letter regarding low and filthy pictures,
 The letter from tho Bishop of Hartford in part follows;
 There is greater necessity than ever before for making our people aware of the many low and filthy pictures that are shown on the screen, The high stan, lrd reached hy the Legion of Deeency a few years ago has fallen to Q very ser- ious and low state,
 Be earnest In your Pledge and lot no picture that is unfit for the human eve to see find you wit ness, Protect and safeguard the morals of your children and let not God hold you responsible for oe- caSionS of sin which you are bound to prevent
 Begging Gods blessing upon you md your flock, I am
 sincerely yours in Christ,
 Maurice r, MeAuliffe,
 Bishop of Hartford"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

Phil Bruce dropped In and had lunch with them and EValyn lost no time in telling him what had hap pcnea, Phil was abla2e with anger.
 How Adela could be StevC'S sister, can't imagine, l still think they found her under stone EomCwherel Where is Shee lN give that ntNe devil piece Of my mindl"
 But Adela was not in the house and, according to the servants had not been since early morning, Diana did not know whether this was a good or bad sign,
 After lunch Evalyn went up- stairs to rest, and Phil followed Diana into th library, He came straight to the point,
 There's one way out of all this Diana" he said, Marry me-now --at oneel"
 She turned in utter surprise, But, Phil-you're io&ing--or just trying to help me out to be Elndl"
 Do l look like man who's t,ying to be kind9' he demanded and sch saw the trembling ot his hands, the excited intensity of his ga2e, And suddenly he had her in hR arms, holding her close to his heart, He kissed her pas ,,anately, and she lay like a mar ble statue In his arms, unreSiSting vet unyielaing, He drew back at last, held her off and looked at Ncr, Her dark eyes were misty with tears her soft lips trembling,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
Q STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Peru Helps Natives Resettle Desert Areos
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A LMoST unnoticed in the dail, A newspapers are accounts of Q gigantic land resettlement projec. in Peru, where the government is encouraging natives to take up farming in newly irrigated area.
 The Peruvian desert, high on the plateauS of the Andes, is so dry that even cactus plants grow miles apart. Yet sections, of this land now under irrigation yield six and seven alfalfa crops, per year.
 The government has set up model farms and experimental stations to record the progress of the project and to help the farmer with his problems, The 1887 stamp, above, pictures a ram at the model farm at Puno.
 Fifty thousand acres of arid land are being reclaimed by the reSettlement project as Peruvian officials attempt to rehabilitate the poor Indians, wooed away from the land to work in the now idle cities.
 Water for the dry 4S0o-foot high mesa comes from two rivers iu the mountains, the Calco and the Shii, When the last irrigation canals and spillways are con- pleted water will be plentiful l2 months of the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
cRANluM CRACKERS
FUNNY PEOPLE

Woman's place is sometimes said to be in the home. unless she's out helping some radio or screen com edian be funny. Pair off correctly and supply last names for the fol- lowing men and women that have teamed up succe ssfully to keep the nation amused
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
FIRST FILM ROLE

4 former Atlantic City beauty contest winner, Anne Hanson, has been signed for her first movie role in T Married An Angel" which stars Jeanette MacDonNld and Nell son Eddy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

qualities strangely like his own.
 And after moment he said hoarsely, "Yes, Evalyn - it's true.
 Adela and I love each otherl" tTO Be COncludedD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15

Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-15
CHATTER XNII

AnELA'S TRUMP CARD
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-31
Rotten Grass News

The Antler All club held a
meeting at the E. A. Mcdaniel
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatham
and children were in Billings on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Gregory and Mrs.
W. A. Spencer returned Friday
from Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Pease
and daughter visited at the E.
9. Mcdaniel home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Sherman
were in Billings Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Spencer of Billings
is working at the Gregory ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cha
than and children were in
Sheridan Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mcdaniel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Nc
Daniel were in Sheridan Friday
and Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-31
R u P 7 u R E
SHIELD EXPERT HERE


H. NJ. Shevnan, widely known
expert of Chicago, will person.
ally be at Grand Hotel, Billings,
Sunday and Monday, only, July
27-28, from 9 A. M. to 6 p. M.
Mr.. Shevnan says: The Zoetic
Shield is a tremendous improve
ment over all former methods,
effecting immediate results. It
will not ony hold the rupture
perfectly but increase the cir
culation, strengthens the weak
ened parts, thereby closing the
opening in ten days on the av-
erage case, regardless of heavy
lifting, straining or any position
the body may assume no matter
the size or location. A nationally
known scientific method. No un-
der straps or cumbersome ar
rangements and absolutely no
medicines or medical treatments
Mr.. Shevnan will be glad to
demonstrate without charge.
Add. $500 N. Artesian Ave-,
Chicago. Large incisional Her
mia or rupture following sur
gical operation especially solicit
ed,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-31
CALL O BIDS

Notice is hereby given that
the Board of County Commits
Sioners of Big Horn County,
Montana, will at their office in
the Court House at Hardin,
Montana, on August 1st, receive
sealed bids for the following
merchandise to-wit:
Grade A Tires according
to U. S. Buerau of Standard
Rating.
20 -7:5O-2O-S ply tires
and tubes.
8 -6:00-16-6 ply tires and
tubes.
Sample section OF tires and
tubes must accompany all bids.
Said bids must be filed with the
County Clerk on or before 200
O'Clock P. M. of said day. The
Board will at the same time and
place receive bids for the sale
of approximately Is -7:5O-20
used tires. Said tires can be
examined at county sheds.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
HARRY E. cox,
County Clerk & Recorder.
pub. July II, "a, 81
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balance upon confirmation of
sale by the Court. All bids or
offers must be in writing and
may be left with said Admins
traitor at Red Lodge, Montana,
or the office of the Clerk of
said Court at Hardin, Montana,
at any time after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice and be-
fore the making of sale.
Dated this oath day of July,
A. D. 1941.
H. P. CASSIDY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Louise Giesdorff Burnett, De-
ceased.
John G.. Skinner,
Attorney for Administrator,
Red Lodge, Montana.
Pub. July 81, Aug. 7, IA