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La gaceta., 1942-10-19
~pNCLATERRA TIENE EXCE-
so DE VIEJOS CONSER-
VADORES EN- LOS ALTOS
PUESTOS

Londres, Oct. 19.-Hugh Bal
ton, ministro de economic de la
guerra, declare aver en- Nottim-
glham, en- presencia de centena-
RS de personas, que la Gran
Bretana debe relinquir parte de
su conServadOrismo y disminuir
81 nGmero de viejos en- los altos
puestos, 81 no quiere convertir-
sc en- una potencia de tercera
-lase. "LOs planes para la post
guerra estan siendo estudiadOs
ahora; perO no hay pianos dig
nos de estudiO a menos que sean
audaces y constructivos. Las de-
sigualdades Sociales de la ante
guerra no deben retornar. Tene-
mos mucho que aprender de Anne
RIGA y Russia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
LA TEMPORADA DE OPERA
EN- Ell METROPOLITAN

New York, Octubre liza
temporada de Opera en- ell Metro
politan comenzara ell dia % de
noviembre y Lily Pons, la nota-
BILE soprano lirica, cantara LA
Hija del Regimiento," mdsica
de Donize']i
lDurante L. temporada sc re-
pondra en- el cartel, con nuevc
decorado y mobiliario, la popu.
lar opera Lucia Di Lammer-
mour," cantada tambi6n por Ii.
~ Pons.
Van a ser resucitadas tam
bien LA Fuerza del Destino,'
que no Sc canta deSde 1885, y
Norma" de Be.lini.
Vclveran al repertoire pei
leas ct MeliSande," de DebuSSy
Tulsa, de Oharpentier; Tristan
e Isolda," de Wagner, Y Ma
non," de MaSsenet.
Han sido contratados como
ruevos directories de orquesta,
Cesare Sodero y Angelo Cana
rutto.
El administrator general
Johnson presentara Z j6venes
cantantes americanos, incluyen-
do el tenor James Melton.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
La qvfmicu eon+ribvye al esFUerzo
BeLco de los Estodos Unidos

los labo-
ratorios de investigaciones
quimicas de los Estados Uni
dos Sc estan perfeccionando
nuevos processes secretos que
representa- un impetu for
midable al esfuerzo belico de
la naci6n y promoter un nuevo
mundo insospechado para la
victoriosa paz venidera.
FL DR.. Charles M. A. Slime, al
dirigir la palabra durante ell acto
de aperture de la session %plenaria de
la Sociedad Quimica Norteameri-
cana, describe los descubrimientos
y progresses de la ciencia diciendo
que han hecho "del mundo de 1910
una verdadera antigualla." Por
azone de estrategia, que es facil
adivinar, ell DR.. Slime no divulgo los
detalles de los usos belicos de esos
descubrimientos cientificos.
FL DR.. Slime es ell vicepresidente
Y director de investigaciones cienti-
fcas de la conocida frma de pro-
ductos qufmicos E. /. Du Pont de
Nemours and Co.
EnOrmes Progresses =
Declarando que la guerra ha con
densado en- ell breve lapse de algu-
nos meses ell "desarrollo cientifico
que hubiera requerido medic siglo
para su realization 81 la necesidad
no 10 hubiera demandado," ell DR..
Slime dijo que "las inc6gnitas que
existfan apenas hace dos amos son
ahora vivientes realidades," Hablo
igualmente de muchos y nuevos pro-
gresos que compare con 10 que ha-
bia en- los tiempos de paz.
De acuerdo con 10 dicho por Slime,
los modelos actuales de automobiles
estan va 20 amos atras. Nuevos
procedimientos en- la quimica del
petr6leo han producido un carbu-
rante que les permitira recorrer so
millas con solamente un gallon de
gasolina.
Sc ha duplicado la potencia por
milimetro cubico en- ell desplaza-
miento de los cilindros de motores
de combustion i~nterna. Los pro-
gresos en- la materia apenas han
comenzado. Ell DIR. Slime menciono
particularmente ell sistema de en-
friamiento hermetico al decir que
constituye un importante adelanto
que va esta en- S generalizado en-
los aviones.
La Maravilla del SiglO
Describe tambi6n 10 que 6l llama
"la maravilla del siglo," IS decir, la
obtenci6n a atlas presiones del amo-
Mo sintetico, ell cual, en- %cantidades
industriales y en- terminus de una
nueva capacidad productive, es
comparable unicamente con ell des-
cubrimiento de un "sexto CONT
nente," tales son sus consecuencias
en- ell campo de los fertilizantes qui-
micos. . En- efecto, ell DR.. Slime
estima que ESQ podria determinar
un Gambia radical en- las a~ctuales
tendencias de la agricultural.
Este no es, prosiguio ell hombre
de ciencia, sine n de Glen o mas
productos que brotan de Ia varita
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

posa del presidente dc los Esta.
dos Unidos, hara una vista a Ia
Gran Bretafa, invitada por Ia
'reina Isabel.
La Sra. Roosevelt pasara con
a reina Ia mayor parte del item
20 que dure la vista y probable
.'Heate r%ecorrerd los campamen-
tos que en- ~Inlatorra tiene q ejer
citO americana.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

pnso en- G, canine de IN dXt0Tf.
pI que paSG6a.
CNGndo cl coche, g&iGdospca'
H. S. Cash, vecino de Seffner,
ibo a arr0llardo, Payne tir6 Ia
n%ietecita hacic la acera, saIvdn-
dold. Sufri6 graUes leSioneS, Pc
no s@ vida no CORE peligro. La
n1Ho preSenta ligeros cOntNsio-
mes D Sc rompi6 m dientecito.....
Cash Qaed6 en- Mertdd, por
no tener respOnsabdidad.. en- ell
accidente.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Una voluminosa biografia de Hitler
Ell Termidor en- Alemania
PoR WALTER

una combination de clrcunStan-
cias Y acontecimientos total
mente inesperados e inconeXos
ell poder de Robespierre pare
clio venirse abajo de la noche
a la manana. De pronto, Sc
elev6 en- la Convention la voz
dc un diputado, enteramente
dsconocido hasta entonces,
aunque su nombre ha pasado
a la historic. Fue Louchet, y
critic; "iPido que saa dada u
ma orden de arresto contra Ro
bespierre! Y en- ell acto, las
calles y rlazas Sc vieron he
mas de genie que hasta enton-
ces habia estado oculta en- sus
casas bajo la amenaza del terror
mas implacable. La tirania, que
habia parecido invencible, Sc vi
no abajo r5pentinamente como
herida por ell rayo. En- veinticua
trO hOras sc derrumbo TODD ell
edificio, durante las cuales Ro-
bespierre hizo esfuerzos desespe
radios para c%onServar su poder,
intent6 Suicidarse y termin6 su
vida en- la guillotina.
Los amos 1894 y 1912, es cier-
to, no pueden compararse por
10 que Sc refiere a sus aspectos
e~xternos. En- la Alemania ac-
tual no hay Convention; hay s.
: S. y Ge5tapo, y existen armss
modernas capaces de aplastar
c~ualquier revolution en- ell acto.
Sin embargo, hay momentos en-
la historic que puede conside-
rarse afines. Son los dias en- cue
los hombres dicen: "DiOs ha a.
partado su faz de nOsotros. NO
pOdemos continuar.' Esta era
ia situaci6n de Francia en- 1884
esta es la condici6n de Alema-
mia en- 1912. Ash sc desprende &c
las noticias procedentes de Colo
MIA, de Duisberg, de Brema, de
Karlsruhe y de otras ciudadeS
alemanas. Y la m%onStruosa SON
bra de las muertes en- el frentt
russo alcanza a todos los horarcs
y a todas las personals de Ale.
mania. Ell terror del pr0Ximo in.
vierno Sc ALA como un espectrC
gigantesco en- las horas del altar
decor. En- toda Europa Sc oye'
Eva a ocurrir algo decisive Co
mo en- la Francia de 1894, la
imagination humane, siempre
detras de los acontecimientos,
sin poder alcanzarlos, no puede
prever el Instruments que usa-
"a la historic cuando alboree el
9 de Termidor en- Alemania. Des
pues. cuando TODD haya pasado,
las gentes Sc diran: Naturalmen
te, este era 10 que tenia que ha-
Der ocurrido.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Antes de comprar ~cualquuier laxante
considere estas tres p%reguntas

Pregunta; iExiste alguna difcren-
Ella en- los laNantes que listed pueie
comprar? RcspUcsta; 81 que cXisto:
la mayor parte de las personals pre-.
ficren un l1NartC suave e0 IN ac,iio
pero de comnlotos rcsul'oios. preaInt
"a: Come uueie ustel sal,r Que Tie
Nante, cuando Sc toma d-irc,tlweqta.
dara alivio pronto. suave y compile
to? Rcspgest0: Una simple mancra
es Black-Draught. Pregtmta tEs G.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
POR UN
SdlU6 la vida de 81 meta

I'm hombre de 50 aHos, Ne
rrell Lee Payne, cuidabd el Sd
badO a ana meta mientras 81
@SpoSG cOmprdba en- INA bOdegd
IOS U{UereS de la sem1RH.
Decide Payne cjuzur la calle
para cOmprdr tGbdcOs q tomb q
Ia nietecitn en- sas bydzoS... Sin
dGrSe cuent0 de 10 Qate hacja sc
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro
de un antique y respectable We
elmo de Tampa, ell ST.. Salvato-
re Reina, de 81 amos, vecino
del 22O4 de la avenida Ounce
Deja a su viuda, Sra. Paula
Reina; cincO hijas y otros ia
miliares,
Recibira sapultura ell cada-
yer en- ell cementerio de la So
ciedad L'Unione Italiana.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Manana martes Sc ~efectua-
ra ell entierro de la Sra. Emma
Lopez, de 81 amos, vecina del
1888 de la Gale Arch.
lie sobreviven su esposo, un
hijO, una hija y otros familia-
res,
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

con6mico ell Black raught? Rcspues-
IA: Mucho. Solo % cts. por % a 40
dosis,
Black Draught es puramento her
tol Durartc cuatro renerac'ones ha
s'lc nm l~avante muy comprado por
q nueblo. Mrchos dieen que Ia nueva
forma granulada es todavia mas IA
ell de tomar. Siga las directions de Ia
etiqueta.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
no ESTA A FAVOR DE La
GRAN BRETANA

NuevaDolhi, India, ODtubre
l9.-Un eXterroriSta y eXmiem-
bro del Comite de MoscG, Me
hendrenath n. Roy, ahora jefe
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente sc ven
de en- ling Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
DTCESE QUE LA SRA. ROO
SEVEIT VISITARA A LA
REINA LIE INGLATERRA

Londres. Octubre l9-Un dia
rio publica "a noticia de que la
Sra. Franklin D. Roosevelt, es.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19
Ell E.

Temperature sudVe para hog
q ma6ana. Minimd, a las 2 de
Ia ma1ana, 81 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

Falleci6 aver una nina hija
de los esposoS Rolando Rodri-
guez, del 2105 de la Gale Do
&c. Deja a sus padres, una her
mana y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1942-10-19

magica de la sintesis a atlas pre-
stones.
En- ell curse de su dissertation Sc lie
oy6 hablar de vidrio irrompible y
flotante, asf como de MADEIRA incom-
bustible y formas laminadas de la
misma que con otros materiales
plasticos rivalizan en- dureza con Ell
acero. Tambien habl6 de cojinetes
en- cuya fabrication no hay metal y
de tela metalica sin alambre para
ventanas. Expres6 ademas, que
hasta ahora la guerra indica que
cuando haya terminado disfrutare-
mos de un numero mucho mayor de
nuevos materiales que antes de CO.
menzar ell conficto.
La Production de Alumnio
FL DIR. Slime senalo que la pro-
ducci6n de aluminio es siete wees
mayor de 10 que era en- 1889 y que
la industrial ~aeronautica habia ia
BRIGADE mas y mejores aparatos en-
dos amos que en- los anteriores a
1897.
Respecto al transporte aereo des-
pues de la guerra, ell distinguido
cientifico asombr6 a su auditorio
con las siguientes palabras:
"Los disenadores de a%eronautica
han llegado a concebir aviones de
carga y de p~asajeros que, en- gran
numero, uniran los puntos mas
a~partados del hemisferio. Tampoco
es va un nero sueno de f~abricante
de ae~roplanos la posibilidad de esta-
blecer un servicio de trenes aereos
expresses, a traves del continente,
formados por planeadores que de-
%jarian caer o recogerian unidades o
"vagones" de pasajeros sobre las
principles poblaciones de la ruta.
TODD clio entra en- ell terreno de la
posibilidad. Los mas destacados
i%ndustriales afirman hoy dia que las
dimensiones de un avion no estan
va supeditadas a ninguna clase de
considerations tecnicas." .
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Boy Doomed 10 Chai|
For Attack Staying
|0f Two Small Girls
Edward Height, II,
Smiles When Jury
Returns Verdict

~ the Associated Press.
WHITE PLAINS, N. r, Nov. g.
Seventeen -year-old Edward Haight
must die in the electric chair for
the staying Of two little sisters.
The Stamford (Conn) laborer
only smiled in Westchester County
Court yesterday when = jury Of six
men and six women found him
guilty on two flrst degree murder
charges. The verdict carries q man
datory death sentence.
The Jurors delberated 96 minutes
after hearing testimony as to how
Haight on September IA lured Mar
garet, 7, and Helen Lynch, 8, into a
stolen station wagon, tried to assault
one, maltreated the other, and tossed
both into Westchester waters to
drown.
One of the children's bodies was
found in shallow stream near their
Bedford Village IN. " home
Haight directed police to the second
In nearby Kensico reservoir.
Throughout the trial, Haight re-
tanned the carefree attitude he had
displayed ever since his arrest, and
while the defense and prosecution
Evening star., 1942-11-06

resentative-elect WIN Rogers. 1r., Of
California, who Is Second 1t. Rogers
here, said today he did not believe
members Of Congress In military
service would be recalled to Wash
ington.
He returned from four hour hike
over the Central Texas blackland
to comment:
THE choice, OF course, II up to
President Roosevelt, but I believe
there will be q change In policy now
that the election Is over. Congress
men served In the last war, and In
the Civil War"
Beyond that, he hardly knew what
to say about his election victory over
the incumbent Republican, Leland
M. Ford.
This is the first time It's hap
pened, you know" he remarked.
The 20-year-old son Of the famous
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Jap ENJOYS in Europe
Called 10 Confer With
Axis Friends in Berlin
General War Aims
And Submarine Attacks
,Moy Be Discussed

By the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Nov. g.
japanese diplomats In Europe have
been called to conference In Berlin
at which, foreign observers said, they
possibly viii check on how far they
can count on their Axis partners
keeping up their end Of the fight
under the Allied air bombardment.
the attack In Egypt and in face Of
q second winter in Russia.
These observers thought the jap
anese also would 60 over general
war aims and the warfare at sea
doubtless would be an important
point.
Orsanizational Problem.
There have been reports that
Japanese submarines are in the
Atlantic and there Is no doubt that
the Axis is eager to obtain the
fullest Japanese cooperation at sea
on this side of the world as well
as In the Pacific.
The Neue Zuercher Zeitung cor
respondent, meanwhile, reported the
diplomats had been called to discuss
new means Of cooperation under
the tripartite pact.
The first speculation in foreign
circles was that the conference
might concern Russia. but informa-
ton given out In Berlin emphasized
that the conference, which is ex-
pected to open In the next few days,
would deal primarily with organi-
rational problems.
New Post for Envoy.
It was reported that the Japanese
envoy to Rome. Zembei Horikiri,
has been appointed to a new post
as minister-at-large in Europe His
job will be to direct the whole diplo-
matte set-up in Europe in carrying
out whatever new tripartite collabo-
ration Is agreed on.
Twelve to IA chiefs of legations
and embassies, including the envoy
to Ankara, have been summoned to
the conference, which, some observ-
ers said, could concern:
Japanese relations with Russia
and whether the Axis policy requires
Japanese participation in the Soviet
campaign despite the lateness of the
season; the Near East policy and
the possibilities Of co-ordinating the
Japanese and German drives toward
the Middle East functions; the Axis
summer drives that failed.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

summed up their cases, he frequently
nodded agreement.
The defense retained a psychiatrist
in an attempt to prove that Haight
was insane. but the State called two
psychiatrists who testified that the
youth knew what he was doing
When District Attorney Elbert r.
Gallagher displayed q photograph
Of the children's bodies, two jurors
wiped away tears.
Haight laughed.
He viii be sentenced formally next
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Noted Hollywood Lowye,
Is Sued for Divorce

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6.-Seymour
Chotiner, who has represented Hol-
lywood celebrities in divorce ac-
tions, now is defendant in one.
Actress Helen Gilbert filed suit
yesterday charging cruelty. They
were married in Las Vegas, New,
last Nav,
Evening star., 1942-11-06

To keep our independence, instead
Of being kept in dependence. start .
regular bond buying program night
now.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

humorist would not comment on the
1S-1o draft except to quip: i
This Is one time can truthfully
say al I know Is what I read In the
papers" j. !
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Harris TWeedS
and TWo.In-One
Cavalry YWi|ls
:: 81. ;.,::: :: sl9.!7!'o! =!

the HARRIS TNEEDs: This is Morton's reou
lar doy in and day out price for these fomous.
imported tweed eoots. Beautifully tailored IN
eIosse styles that will be fashion, right for yeors.
Sizes l1 to 20 in soft foil heather tones.
THE CAVALRY TWlLLs: ReolIy two coots in
one! Remove the quilted lining for worm doys
button it in when the snow begins to fly!
The modeI sketched, one OF hundreds OF rernov,
obIe Ins,o coots ct Mortons, is Of covolry twill
in boxy or belted styles. Colofs ore ton, brown
and soldier blue. Sizes | z to 20 and SO 70 ~.
Mertsa's Second risse
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29
TtESD. AY,, SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
flKE e OFFER TO
UNLOAD IRON SCRAP

Ivy !'t"'h.n today offered ,o ,o,..
n1''u !" amy persons who r ,v''"
dr irp met !" donate in the , ,.",n
H'he, ana VIII De glad 10 do :b,. V'"P
i';,' II IL /" brought 10 tine yc 49,
OH U,,, OPPOSITE the fire sta ion on [ Ga,.p
;. ne 'iF'men appealed 10 ou -,
,He' ems 10 load ON the scrap. then rn ',,,
-" ,,'S ire station. and the iu,m,,'.
VIII do the rest '"'ihcn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29
GUARDS CALLED
OUT TONIGHT

Captain Il G. Eurwcll. Cumman-
icy al the local State Guards. issued
% call TODAY Tor all guardSmcn un-
i,r ms command Ia report 10 the
Armury tins evening ~ ! o'Cl"cl>. be-
cause al the statewide blackuut e.
1r held This evening.
Captain EuwclrS call WAS in re-.
rpunsr L. i Geographic communica-
non from General J. Van h. Mrtts.
'ruvrmIg all Stat Guard cun!punIc,
,u report Ia their commanders III
.,N various nome stations through
ui the STAT. II WAS stated that n
rmau"n~ "r GlIliS would be held Il,
un:ght> meeting. tn" call being sole.
Y iur the pLrpusr hi training f.
unbi!l@ItIur m ease al Il real rmUl.
&"nc" and 80 observance al black
at rrg.lI'.nu..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29

North Carolina is -cudlug more,
beef cattle To market this yea tn.
ever before. reports l.. I. Case. rE-
tension animal husbdndman Of y. G.
State college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29
NOTED WORKS RESTopvn

N'' man refugee authors have ,r-
SanIIrd Il publishing house il ,ra..
ico Gay which will issue ~ crN
man the works which were nrdn''.,
dies ir"yrd and now are nh,n;n, iL'
only III English transla,io,s .r''
group is composed of writers banr ~
rom their homeland for RACIAL w
political reasons. >'' VI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29

Naccocu- s"mctimc> prefer lime,
stone h.ui.> - the customary hollow
""". tor their drnS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29
Little Excitement

HcE" We're duo To- 10 p biz
'."". IN" campaign ought 10
n'"n lot hotter than t., vet
.. ."'cd in'p. y duJbtfu'-lo looking
zeal sight usually excite. 'Ar
d animals Where tho result.
4" 'H.''y accepted 70, aDo4; q fore
." conclusion N" "frs'' don, cxort
"w~CiyCS 70 STAY In. and -bc
admit, +" advance. that it.
'H homeless for en- 10 Try To-
LAX III.
mat seems to- be the dope This
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29

81; h"o'nur Eord roday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-29

'1.cr'Iy. whatever floDpfu.
"c'u' n November will me mt
"""drmrI~antIy IN rhc FcDgh.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-24

fees, interest. costs and increased
costs. and to me directed and deliv-
cred, commanding me to sell the
following described property to sat
isfy said judgement, to-wit:
Lots 229 and 231 in Block of
McEntee's Addition to the Town
of Coulee City, Washington, to-
gether with all the tenements,
Entertainments and appurtenan-
ces belonging thereunto, Or in
anywise appertaining.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, That on Saturday
the Gath day of October, A. D. 1912,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, l will sell the above de-
scribed property or so much there
OF as may. be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment. together with at
torney's fees, Interest," costs and in
creased costs, in all amounting to
the sum of Four hundred sixty one
and 20/100, (s461.2O), Dollars,
plus Sheriff's increased costs.
Said sale. will take place at the
front door of the Court House at
Ephrata, in said County and State,
and will be at public auction, for
cash in hand to the highest and best
bidder.
Dated at Ephrata, Wash, this
18th day of September, A. D. 1912.
GORDON NICKs,
Sheriff.
Pub. 9-24/10-1, s, Is, %
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-24

PIANO BARGAINS Two fine,
standard make, used pianos, in this
territory, highest quality, for further
information and terms write R. r.
Powers, Veradale, Washington.
adv. Ste.
Ira Pitts left Monday for San
Francisco where he expects to be
employed in the. steel mills.
Miss Doris ~ Patterson returned
home after spending several weeks
at Ephrata. After short visit here
Doris plans to go to Spokane where
she will enroll at beauty school.
Mike Veola is patient at the
Dcaconess hospital in. Spokane, hav-
ing undergone an operation earlier.
Mrs. Veola is visiting him this
week
Miss Mary Holcomb of Snohomish
is spending part of her vacation with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Holcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs James Guam spent
the week end with relatives and
friends at Gle Elum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams of
Leahy are leaving this week to make
their home at Tonasket..
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-24
CITY IN BRIEF

car belonging to Mrs. A. r.
Thompson was slightly wrecked ear
ly Saturday morning near Hartline,
when it left the highway and turn
ed over Neither the driver of the
vehicle. Jack Lewis, nor other oc-
cupants were injured, and damage
to the auto was negligible.
Mrs. Lincoln Stewart of Lynd
Minnesota, former resident of the
Highland district, is here for a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Jeanette Bemis and Miss
Priscilla Huddleson of Auburn arc
here for a weeks vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Durmuddy Of
Seattle visited several days with
MI and Mrs Dewey Holcomb.
Mrs June Higginbotham returned
Monday from Spokane where she
has been patient at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-24

Mrs. Robert Bewick was hostess
to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
which met this week in the Air par.
! lors.
Robert Brimble, Almira, visited
friends here the first of the week
Bob is a I'd Lieutenant in the army,
at present stationed at Fort Wright.
Wilbur Pollin was honored on his
18th birthday Monday evening with
dinner at which number of his
friends were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Weimer spent
Saturday and Sunday at their for
mer home in Snohomish.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Singert were
weekend visitors with relatives at
Yakima
Mrs. l.. f. Rhodes and Mrs. Geo.
Smith were the new rural route
carriers last week, relieving Mrs.
Irwin Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mullin left on
Monday for California where they
plan to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams
and family of Pomeroy and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Gordon Sanderson and family
of Omak were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Heron.
Mr.. and Mrs John Howell of FL
lensburg visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tucker recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ford are the
parents of boy, born September / 6
at a Wenatchee hospital.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-24
Cause No.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER
ORDER OF SALE

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, For Grant County
MRS. ELLA MCLEAN,
Plaintiff, }
vs.
ADAM HADALIN, a single
man, POTI.ATCH YARDS, a
corporation, RALPH LavERNE
JONES, and JANE DOE
JONES, (true Christian name
to plaintiff unknown), his
wife, CHARLES j. WELLER
and JANE DOE WELLER,
(true Christian name to plain }
tiff unknown), his wife, and
F. D. JONES and JANE DOE y
JONES, (true Christian name
to plaintiff unknown), his wife, J
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an Order
of Sale issued out of and under the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State IT Washington, holding terms
at Ephrata, in and for said County,
on the 18th day of September, A. D.
1912, upon judgment rendered in
said Court on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. A. d. 1912, in favor of Mrs.
Ella Mclean. and against Adam
Hadalin, for the sum of Three hun
dred forty and 25/10O, (s340.25),
Dollars, together with attorneys