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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Z WaShingtOnu.

= President Roosevelt Wy
slOvil Sc, re ostrelovan1 Kali
fornskeho pobTezf nepratel-
skou ponorkou,je dobrym pT1-
kladem politickeho valcenf.
Rekl ma sve tiskove konfe-
renci, re die jeho m1n6ni tento
Gtok NIUE miti prav6 opacne
vysledky nez jim byly zamysle
ny. Dodal, re nev1, co stale Sc
S ponorkou pc 1toku.
President byl zadan, ably wy
slovil Sc s1Teji O nemoznosti
poslati posily ma Bataansky pc
loostrov vojsku generala Mac
Arthura. Pravil, re kdyby Sc
v6d6lo, jak poslati bombomet-
ne aeroplany ma Filipiny, pax
by to jiste bylo ucin6ni. Ma o.
tazku, IDA aeroplany molly by
byti poslany primo vzduchem,
president odpovedel otazkou:
"Kde by pristaly?"
= Zadosti "a suspendovanf
ctyTicetihodinov6ho pracovnf-
no tydne a odstraneni sekretaT
ky Frances Perkinsove z kabi-
netu, byly v~ysloveny v dome
zastupcG i v senatu.
Kongresn1k Smith, demokrat
z Virginia, formalne uvedomil
dun zastupcG, re Dude zadati,
ably byl suspendovan ctyTiceti
hodinovy pracovnf tyden pc do
bu valky V dodatku k druhe
pTedloze O valecne pravomoci.
Pravil, re poda tento navrh.
Senator Byrd, demokrat z
w. Virginie, uciniv vyzvu "a
resignaci Perkinsov6, zadal
kongres, ably pTijal formalni
prohlasenf d6lnicke politiky pc
dobu valky. Byrd tvrdil, re
Perkinsova mela by byti nahra
zena muzem, "ktery byl by
spravedlivy k d6lnictvu, ale
ktery by vyzadoval, ably v t6to
dObe nebyla prace pferusova-
na."
= Billy Dim a delnicke unie
dosahly rozhodneho v1tezstv1
We snemovne poslanecke We
SVEN spojenem 1silf podrzeti
"socialnf risky" Noveho Tadu
v dobe, kdy Sc ozyva volani pc
v6tSi DrOdukci
SnGmovna, 226 hlasy proti
62, odeprela odvolati zakon,
jfmz byla zavedena 4O-hodino-
va tydenn1 pracovni doba a po-
die nehoz "a dodatecn6 hodiny
must byti placeno pres cas-.
Rovnez zavrzen byl Roose-
veltovou administered navrh
kongresn1ka Howarda w. Smi-
tina, demokrata z Virginie, jenz
zastupuje distrikt, kde hlasuje
J. l.. Lewis, ably suspendovano
bylo do dobu valky II zakonG,
z nichz v6tsina pTijata Ia No
veho fadu,j ez ukladajf mez ma
pracovnf hodiny delnik1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Ceska divka zabita We srazce
s vlakem.

V Columbus, Neb., 19leta
Rose Ann Kasal re Schuyler
prisla O zivot a dalsi diva oku-
panti tehoz auta, v kterem je-
la Kasalova, unikli vaznemu
zranenl pri srazce auta S Via
KEN.
Policejni naceln1k John Sua-
gacz pravil, re Kasalova byla
pTi one srazce vyhozena z au-
ia, ktere r1dil 21lety Erwin
Marastak z Able. Ten vrazil
autem do strany osobn1ho Via
ku drahy Union Pacific, jedou-
ciho vychodnfm smerem. TIE
tim okupantem auta byl Louis
V. Brecka z Linwood, Neb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Mlady muz postizeny trestiv-
kou opilcG odnesl doktorovi
kabat q kIobouk.

V Clevelandu dlel v Emer-
gency nemocnici Safety paci-
ent, ktery byl stizen treStivkou
pc vypit1 nejak6 hrozne l1hov6
tekutiny. Musel byt dan do
sveraci kazajky. Kdyz Sc tax
dalece re zachvatu probral, Wy
prostil Sc, oblekl 81 zimnik a
klobouk lekare pres nemocnic-
nj pajama a odesel. K tomu
jeste nalezl v kapse kl1ce, ma
lezl k MIN prave auto a ujel
nez byl zpozorovan a nez byl
dan poplach.
Policiste nalezli "a 10 minut
auto S pacientem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
prace cs. pristshovaIcI
(TiskOva sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Rev. j. A. Ladizinski z Ca
ry, Ind, jeden z vGdc1 mladsl
generace americkych Podkar-
patskych Rust a pr1sed1cf "a
Karpatske Rusy v Csl. mar. ra-
de vydal nedavno vlastenec-
kou p1sen United America, k
n1z slozil text i nap6v.
Superintendent verejneho skol-
stv1 We state Illinois MT postal
uznaly dopis, We kter6m vyslo-
vii nadeji, re skladba dojde
pozornosti skolskych 1Tad6 v
cel6 zemi, nebot jak svym OBJ
sahem, tax i p6knym 1spechem
Sc vyborne hodf pro hodiny
zpevu.
P1sen Rev. Ladizinskeho by
la take jiz pTijata vyborem pro
Narodn1 obranu We state India
ma "a oficielnf hymnu pro "a
hajovanl veTejnych sch6zi. LIE
il objednati v Ceskoslovenske
Narodn1 Rad6, 4O49 w. 26th
St., Chicago, III.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Mlada ceska divka zavrazds-
ma " divadIe.

Emil Broz z Chicago v okre-
sn1 marnici dfvku zastrelenou
v Palace divadle uznal jake
svoji 17letou meter Dorothy
Brozovou.
Emil Broz jest asistentem
korporacniho navladniho .Kdyz
"zjistil Cd otce dfvky, Franka
Broze, re Dorothy neni donna
a jeff popis Sc hodil ma zavraz-
denou dlvku, zajel do okresnf
marnice a tam v zastTelene div
&c poznal Dorothy.
Frank Broz jest v pozemko-
VEN obchodu v Ciceru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Strelila Sc.

V Omaze v Nichols Sem ne
mocnici zemrela 27leta Ma
thew Schneiderova nasledkem
rany, kterou 81 stTelou zpGso-
bila. Manuel jejf pravil poll
eli, re 81 pc veceTi Sci zdTfm-
nout, kdyz zaslechl zvolani
manzelky: Good by, Hon., a
hned ma to ranu z pistole. Ma
lezl il sc stTelnou ranou v hla-
We, ktere "a nekolik hodin v ne
mocnici podlehla. Pc nekolik
poslednfch m6sfc1 trapila Sc
mad svym zdravotn1m stavem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
oznamil Trad Office of Price

oznamil Trad Office of Price
Administration.
Tato zmena v sn1zenf Pride
lu cukru byla nezbytna s ohle-
dem ma nepredvfdanou ztratu
namofnfch dopravnfch pro-
stredkG, a pax take pro to, jez-
to velke mnozstvi cukru bylo
jiz dano do libern1ch ballck1,
jak 1fedn1ci vysvetlovali.
Celonarodn1 registrace pro
War Ration Book No. /, tyka-
j1cf sc prfdelu cukru, Dude pro-
vedena v periodic asi IA dnf a
pravdepodobne nebude to dr1-
We, az asi poslednf tyden v bTe-
Emu, jak dnes oznamil Office
of Price Administration.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Kdy zacnou demokracie
v1tezit?
Prorocka slova T.. c.. Masaryka

Pokud sc demokracie nezba-
vi rozkladne hl1zy netecnosti,
nekazn6 a nesvornosti, memo
hou vesti spolecne S Ruskem
lidstvo k v1tezstvl mad tyranii
= bud potahneme vsichni "a
jeden provaz, nebo ma mem bu-
deme vSichni viset. Defensiv-
nj mentalita Maginotovy LIME,
isolacionism a rozkladna ne
svornost obet1 vyhraly Hitlero-
vi a JaponcGm vse, co dosud
mali.
Dnesnf valka je vzpourou
kontrarevoluce, vyjadfene ma
cismem a fasismem, proti rodf-
CT Sc v~sesvetove a skutecne de-
mokracii, ktera ma zajistit mir
a svobody ,vytcen6 presidentem
Rooseveltem. T. G.. Masaryk
postal We sve "Svetove revolu-
eli" prvou kapitolu tohoto ne
skonceneho obrovskeho zapasu
z let 1914-1918. Revoluce
smetla Size tehdy mnohe zbyt-
ky stfedoveku, osvobodila ma
lie narody, ale nezlomila sflu
reakce docela. A tax DO le-
tech Sc must mlada svetova de-
mokracie znova branit naporu~
tech, kdoz chtejf stnj co st1j
zabranit nastolenf noveho spra
vedlivehO Tadu We sv6te. fadu
opravdove demokratickeho.V We
svetle Masarykovy analyse sta
va Sc i dnesn1 ~svetovy konflikt
jasnym a m1zeme chapat i ie-
no hlubs1 prfciny.
NynejS1 obrovsky svetovy
zapas Sc must stati bojem lidu
vseho sveta prot tyranii, bo-
jem o lepSf z1trek, zbudovany
ma troskach poslednfch zbytk1
stareho barbarstv1. Al toto
vedom1 PRONE duSe milion1
We vSech zem1ch, ohrozenych
dneSnim 1tokem fasismu a ma
cismu, az zmizi vylucne defen-
sivn1 taktika, nesvornost, neka-
zen a isolacionismus, pax FAC
nou spojene demokracie sveta
vfteziti.
Masaryk, stejne jake Lincoln,
je nam symbolem takove disci-
plnovane odhodlane, statecne
a v1tezne demokracie polite
Ike, hospodaTske, duchovnf i
mravnf, symbolem jedineho ra-
du, v n6mz clovek NIUE d1stoi
ne lit a "a nejz niue dobro-
voln6 bojovat a umirat. Proto
letosnf oslava Masarykovych
narozenin Dude pro mas pre-
hl1dkou, novym zasvecenim,
signalem. Pripomeneme 81
znovu, re mas zrodila "zem, pc
n1z vozy bourily a Tabora incl
zpev," re mad rodnou zemf jiz
pred stalet1mi vlala korouhev
S kalichem jake Symbol idea
III, pro ktere zemrel Mistr Jan
Hus a krvacel a trpel jeho ma
~ narod. 0 ty ideally Sc bojo-
valo v posledn1 valce a bojuje
Sc o ne i dnes: O svobodu sve-
dom1 a dGstojnost clov6ka, o
v1tezstv1 ducha mad hmotou,
pokroku mad reakc1, spravedl-
nosti mad bezprav1m, svobody
a demokracie mad tyranif; bo-
juje Sc o pravo cloveka a naro-
da ma SVObOdnV ziVOt.
Ia tyto ideally bill Sc Cecho-
slovaci a jejich legie S Masary-
KEN V cele "a posledn1 svetove
valky. Pod BeneSem dokoncf
Sc vsim demokratickym lidem
sveta zapocate dflo, osvobodi
a ma veky zabezpecf svobod-
nou demokratickou Ceskoslo-
venskou republiku, Masaryko-
WI repuoliku v skutecne demo-
kraticke, socialne spravedlive
a svobodne Europe. Tomu nj
kdo nezabran1. V tonic duchu
vsichni spolecne vzpomeneme
letosn1ho vyroc1 narozenin To-
mase Garrigua Masaryka.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06

Siamska dvojcata-d1venky,
ktere povila 25leta Jessie Pic
ciotto, zemrela ma dychac1 po-
tie v New Yorku. Smrt sc do
stavila, kdyz Sc lekari radili O
moznosti operace, ably dfvenky
oddelily rezem pod sedmym
zebrem, odkud byly az dolG
srostle. Jejich otec je povola-
MIN TeZnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Sto pytlI posty ztraceno.

Sto pytl1 postovnfch zasilek
re Spoj. StatG ma ostrovy Ber-
mudske bylo ztraceno cestou
ma mort, jak bylo oznameno.
Tyto zasilky byly nashromaz-
deny v New Yorku cd 5. do 8.
ledna a cd II. do 13. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
Sest vojakHG zabito pFi srazce.
SeSt radOvHch vniaki

Sest radOVych VoJaKu by1o
zabito a &c jinych poraneno,
kdyz bus, v nemz jeli, byl "a
sazen nakladn1m vlakem dra-
ny Rock Island u Enid, Okla,
behem oslepuj1cf snehove vani-
&c. z &c poranenych, ID bylo
nutno odvezti do nemocnice a
diva sotva vydrz1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-03-06
PGImilionovy pozar skladisf.

V Seattle, Wash, We dvou
skladist1ch namornfch rybaT1
pozar zpGsobil skodu, ktera Sc
pacf ma 100000.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Save wrapping paper.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
MighiyArmyF Forms
For Protection Of
Northwest Forests
Faces Triple Threot
From CoreIessness,
Lightning, Sabotage
Bv tfe Associated Press.

bv VI re associated Press.
PORTLAND. Oreg, Feb. 28-The
worlds mightiest army of forest
firefighters is mobilizing' today in
the Evergreen Empire, where Amer
ica's greatest timberlands mean
bread and butter to most residents.
This army will be motorized and
trained for war against the worst
forest hazard of all time-the triple
threat from carelessness, lightning
and sabotage.
From the Sn0w-Spangled crags OF
the Olympic Peninsula in Wash
ington down the length of the
Douglas fir belt to Southern Ore
gon, where the siskiyous pile up
like surf against the coast range,
unteering for summer duty.
Into their own hands they are
taking the protection Of the Pacific
Northwest's largest industry, the
Nations most valuable stands OF
green gold, enough merchantable
timber to build lO0, 900 900 flve-room
houses.
Mechanized Units.
This army will have mechanized
units. The United States Forest
Service, the Oregon and Washing
ton State forestry departments, the
State and county highways depart
ments and the numbering industry
are assembling a gigantic equipment
pool unprecedented in forest his
Evening star., 1942-03-01
McNut Calls for End
OF FederaI-State
JurisdictionaI Rows
They ImperiI Production
As Much us Labor Strife,
Ohio Group Is Told
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 28-
State-Federal jurisdictional disputes
as well as labor's must end to pre-
vent a breakdown in basic produc-
ton, Paul v. McNutt, Federal Sc
curity Administrator, declared to-
night.
Referring to controversy wheth-
er unemployment compensation
should be administered by the States
or by the Federal Government, Mr..
McNutt said, in an address prepared
for an Ohio State University labor
seminar, "the protection of the
worker and his family must never
be jeopardized by that age-old jur-
isdictional dispute between the
statehouSe and Washington"
Basic production must not be
halted by interunion rivalry" he
added. That is true for labor, and
it is equally true for government.
Financial stability. Family pro-
lection. Those are the objectives of
unemployment compensation. And I
lldNC bllC lil tOlANlSl2oiI ttidI tiAC
system will find its permanent place
in whatever jurisdiction will give
the greatest number of American
workers the greatest measure OF
security"
Mr.. McNutt asserted a bill to
provide 100000 ,0oD in displacement
allowances for workers temporarily
unemployed during the conversion
Of industry to war production was
rejected by the House Ways and
Means Committee possibly because
the issue was muddled."
Displacement allowances were
politically confused by a conference
Of Governors with the basic admin
istration of normal unemployment
compensation" he declared Dis
placement allowances were misrep-
resented-despite the clear language
of the law-as an effort to Federal
ize unemployment benefits ..
The production program, the dis
placed workers and their families
are thus caught in the political jur-
isdictional dispute between the
States and the Federal Govern
ment."
He said the problem Of caring for
workers unemployed during factory
conversions must be met, and every
American worker must be fit and
ready to take his place when the
wheels turn again"
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Fort Benning Pictures
Found on Enemy Aliens

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. pa
search of enemy aliens here Fri
day night by agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation netted sub
stantial quantities of espionage ma
terial, including photographs of
military installations within Fort
Benning, it was disclosed today.
The number of arrests was not
revealed, but the raids involved
premises Of "a Germans. Specific
addresses were withheld.
Maps showing military points and
other key objectives were seized
along with photographs obviously
made within the fort area.
Several cameras, one of which
was equipped with special long
range lenses, were found. Arms
and ammunition, a number Of
radio sets with short-wave equip
ment, field glasses, signaling de-
vices and an assortment of propa-
ganda books and pamphlets written
in German also were seized.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Yankee Clipper
Makes 500th Safe
Atlantic Crossing

The 500th clipper crossing of
the Atlantic in regular passen-
ger service between the United
States and Europe was COM
pleted Friday by the Yankee
Clipper, which arrived in New
York from Lisbon with AZ pas
sengers.
The crossings have been made
without injury to the l4,135
passengers transported since
the service was established in
May Of 1899, according to the
Washington office Of Pan
American Airways. Winter
flights have been made by the
southern route.
The transatlantic clippers
hauled 1872 900 pounds of mail
in covering 2,175,000 flight
miles.
In addition, 80 transatlantic
flights have been made to the
west coast of Africa, on the
trans-Africa route to the Near
East, since December 7, date of
the japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Doctor Says Hatch
Coins Satisfactorily

BY the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE, Feb. 28.-Sen-
ator Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico was said by his physician
tonight to be progressing salts
factorily."
Senator Hatch received a spinal
fracture and serious internal in
juries In an automobile accident
yesterday.
TT is q little too early to expect
a great deal Of change yet" said
DR.. w. r. Lovelace. THE Senator,
however, was more comfortable to-
day after spending . restless night
Friday"
Evening star., 1942-03-01
tory. The pool includes machinery
necessary for modern firefghting-
tractors, bulldozers, graders, trucks.

tory. The pool includes machinery
necessary for modern firefghting-
tractors, bulldozers, graders, trucks.
Trained men and machines will
be available Immediately for move
ment to any fire 'front.'" said Maj.
James Frankland, North Pacific as
sistant regional forester in charge
Of engineering. in announcing the
new forest defense plan.
No longer is there a reservoir of
fire fighting man power hanging
around the skidroads in Seattle and
Portland. These men are in the
armed forces, defense jobs, agricul-
ture.
Second Line Of Defense.
So the Smiths, the Joneses and
the Johnsons are taking over as
the second line Of deefnse to aid
the veteran frontline shock troops
of the forest service. the State for
estry departments and the lumber
mems own-the Washington Forest
Fire Association which guards more
than 5000, 900 acres and Oregon's 13
Fire Patrol Associations.
This vast volunteer citizen army
is determined not to let fire curtail
capacity lumber production for war
needs, determined there shall be
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Australian Airmen Blast
Japanese-HeId RabauI
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MELBOURNE, Feb. 28.-The, Aus
tralian Air Force reported today
that it struck at the Japanese-held
port of Rabaul on the island OF New
Britain last night for the second
successive might, setting fires that
were visible for 80 miles.
Buildings adjoining an airdrome
were bombed heavily, communique
said. 1t reported the safe return OF
all the raiding bombers and said
that although they encountered in
tense anti-aircraft fire. japanese
pursuit planes failed to intercept
them.
NEW YORK. Feb. % R-Japa-
nese planes bombed Port Moresby,
principal port of Papua, New Guinea,
again today, the Australian radio
reported in a broadcast heard by
G. B. S.
Fighter planes preceded the jap
anese bombers as they few in from
over the sea, the radio said.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

nothing like the Tillamook burn of
1888 when fire destroyed 10000 000,-
600 board feet of the finest timber
in Northwestern Oregon-more than
all the United States used for build
ing that year.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Boys Given Permission
To Sell Defense Stamps
z, the Associated Press.

Z! rbt ABSoclAted Pfeks.
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 28.-Two r.
year-old Milwaukee boys who wrote
Secretary Of the Treasury Morgen-
thau asking permission to sell de-
fense stamps received his approval
today.
Roger Bobenberger, who wrote the
letter, addressed the Secretary as
Dear Mr.. Morginthaw," and signed
it Your pal"
Roger related that he and his
friend, Fritz Elliott, didn't expect
any pay because money isn't worth
much now because everything is so
high priced"
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Uncle Sam can use this newspaper
when you've finished reading it
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-12-10
South Hardin News

Miss Amy Astrope left for
Boise, Idaho last week, after
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Astrope and her sis
Ter, Mrs. ]. R. Paulson and
family a month.
R. B. Macleod was a Hardin
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Ann Helton was a guest
at the Astrope home from Sat-
urday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Torske,
and Mrs. Torske's mother, Mrs.
Rose Speltz, spent Friday even
ing at the Arthur Randall home.
G. o. Smith was a Hardin
bushes caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Randall
and son Bud, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Raup were guests at a
goose dinner at the H. E. Prob
asco home Thanksgiving day.
John Torske called at the
Arthur Randall home Tuesday.
Adam Tippie transacted bust
ness in Hardin Wednesday.
Archie Macdonald was a sup
per guest at the c. E. Astrope
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-12-10
home Sunday.

home Sunday.
Arthur Randall visited at the
H. E. Probasco home Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Dewald will be hos
tess to the members of the Two
Leggin Home Demonstration
club Thursday December 10, with
Mrs. William Colstad as CO.
hostess. Members are asked to
contribute a number for the
Christmas program for roll call.
Dan Lautt and Conrad Green
valid were among the young
men asked TO make the trip to
Butte Sunday for physical ex-
animation preparatory to in
duction into the U. S. Army.
Conrad Seader's truck has
been hauling straw from the
Ed Lautt dry land lease.
Dave Freese was a business
caller in his community Thurs
day.
Albert Dygert visited at the
home Of his sister Mrs. Earl
Gray and family Sunday. Mr.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-12-10
Lodge Gross Society
LADIES AID

LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid met on We'd
nesday of this week instead of
their usual meeting day on
Thursday because of their baZ-
aar on Thursday. They met at
the home of Mrs. Holley and af-
ter the usual business meeting
a farewell party was given for
Mrs. Will Thomas who plans to
leave soon. A large number of
members were present and
games were played. Everyone
reported having a very good
time.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-12-10
RIDE

OfCDEh
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTIES OF YELLOWSTONE,
BIG HORN, CARBON, STILL
WATER AND TREASURE.
In the matter of TERMS OF
COURT for the Year 1943 in
the Five Counties Comprising
the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Montana.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED,
That the Terms of the District
Court of the Thirteenth judicial
District of the State of Montana,
for the year 1913, shall convene
and open in the counties COM
posing said Judicial District, on
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY:
January Is, April 10, July 10,
BIG HORN COUNTY: Jan
uary IA, April Is, July is, Octo-
CARBON COUNTY: January
20, April 81, July 81, October 20.
SALTWATER COUNTY: Jan
uary 10, April 20, July 20, Octo-
TREASURE COUNTY: Jan
uary 26, April 81, July 81, Octo-
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED,
That all matters of naturaliza-
ton shall be called for consid-
Grafton in the different coun-
ties, as follows:
COUNTY:
March 80 g. 81; September 20
BIG HORN COUNTY: April
16; October 16.
CARBON COUNTY: April l;
September 80.
COUNTY: April
IS; October IS.
TREASURE COUNTY: April
81; October 20.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED,
That the Law and Motion Days
shall be as follows:
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY:
Mornings of each judicial day
except Saturday.
BIG HORN COUNTY: Every
Thursday.
CARBON COUNTY: Every
Wednesday.
COUNTY: On
the third Tuesday Of each
month.
TREASURE: On the fourth
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of CHARLES II. SOUTH

Estate of CHARLES H. SOUTH
WORTH, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of
the Estate OF Charles H. South
worth, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
Sary vouchers, within four
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Administrator at McRae, in the
County Of Big Horn, State Of
Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
November IA, 1912.
Melvin L. Schick
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Charles n. Southworth, De-
ceased.
Bert w. Kronmiller,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Administrator.
pub. Nov. 10, 26 & Dec. 3, 10)
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will on the 3rd
day of February, 1943, apply to
the County Treasurer for a tax
deed to the following described
property, to-wit:
North Half of Section Four
teen, Township Three North,
Range Thirty three East of
the M p. M.
Amount due $274.36.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this 3rd day of December, 1912.
BIG HORN COUNTY,
MONTANA.
BY Harry E. Cox,
County Clerk.
pub. Dec. 3 g. 10)
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Dygert left for Butte Sunday
night for his physical examina-
ton preparatory for induction
into the army.
Completion of IA months Of
sea duty under the United
States Maritime Service pro-
gram qualities an enrollee for
entrance to officers training
school. Upon completion of this
course, which lasts four months.
the enrollee is given an ensign's
commission In the Maritime
Service and license as third
mate or third assistant engin-
eer.