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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
Glen OneoI Files
As Independent
Candidate

Having concluded to enter the fall
election as an independent candi-
date, nominating petitions for Glen
Oneal were filed last Thursday for
the office of county commissioner,
Libby district. An organization has
been formed to further his candi-
dacy and it will be known as the
Glen Oneal Victory Club. E. A.
Rice is secretary.
Mr.. Oneal is long time resident
of Montana and has followed farm
ing at Libby for the past Is years.
He is chairman of the local AAA
and Food For Victory drive and Is
treasurer OF the Grange.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
Comes To
Stort Christmas
Tree Season

A. J. Thomas, one of the largest
Christmas tree dealers operating in
this district, is here from his head
quarters at Mason City, Iowa, to
start the seasons cutting and ship
ping of trees. Mr. Thomas has
been operating here for number
of years and each season ships out
many carloads. He arrived Tues
day afternoon and was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Edna Thomas,
who is looking after the business
for the present in Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
Grond Lodge
Officers Coming 70
/. 0. 0. F. Meeting

The /. O. o. F. Lodge Of Libby
will be hosts at district meeting
to be held here Saturday night,
Oct. 3, with the program beginning
at o'clock District officers and
delegates will be in attendance and
Grand Lodge officers will also be
here and will confer the Past Grand
degree for benefit Of those who are
eligible.
All Odd Fellows are urged to at
tend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
CARL BESSEY APPOINTED
ACTING COUNTY TREASURER

While in session last week, the
board of county commissioners APP
pointed Carl Bessey acting county
treasurer to serve out the term OF
office during the absence of County
Treasurer Fraser. Fraser left Tues
day having been called into the
army. Under such conditions Mon
tana law provides for appointment
of an acting official.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
OUR PART IN 1T


Thus from one end of the ma
ton to the other, during this COM
ing week, the work the press is do
ing and the value of free press
will be extOIled. We who live in
this community are a part and par
eel OF that nation and are equal
beneficaries of American liberties
OF free speech and a free press. We
who call this community "home'
find our first interests here. We
take pride in our community, we
share the joys and SORROWS of our
neighbors i'm an intimate vein to be
found only in the typical Ameri-
can town.
Service to our community and its
people is the creed OF our news
paper. 1t is upon that foundation
that it has been built.
1t brings to you an intimate,
neighborly week-by-week history OF
our community that can be found
in no other newspaper, for no 9TH
er newspaper shares our interest
and concern in and for our COM
munity.
1t is because we bring you all the
home news, Of people and things
which are your first interest, that
our readers represent a great fam
lily circle. The merchant or the
manufacturer who would gain the
interest and attention OF this great
family can find no medium to equal
the eager, friendly reception with
which this newspaper Is received
into these many hundreds of homes
That prestige which the newspa.
per enjoys has been achieved
through the years II has dedicated
its every effort to the best Interests
of our community and our people
In the year that lies ahead our am
bitiOn will be to improve and u
grow, as we renew our labors FOL
improvement and growth In all thu
county.
Dean Kenneth E. Olson of tht
Medill School of Journalism, North
western University, pays the fol
lowing tribute to Americas news
papers:
You lay down two or three cent
for your home town newspaper a.
a matter of habit, expecting 1t x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01

Steel cargo ships require as much
as 100000 square feet of plywood in
their construction.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01

P. T. Meter of Troy was in Libby
Tuesday attending a meeting OF the
Selective Service Board.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
Over $4,000 Lbs.
Of Scrap Collected In
Libby and Vicinity
Work Just Getting Under Way;
Eureka and Troy Will Stort Vigorous
Campaigns Next Week

total Of 40 $40 pounds of scrap collected in Libby
and vicinity during the past week. reports Ira Peterson
WPA superintendent in charge of the collecting OF the ma
tera This added the 2633O pounds collected last week
brings the total up last night of $40 pounds collected
in Libby and vicinity.
Although that is pretty good showing the scrap is
coming in large amounts should like, said
Paul Church. county chairman Quite large number OF
people calling in and reporting junk to be picked but
the reports scattered and requires
number of trips the territory collect much OF
this scrap However, the drive is just beginning to get
fairly under way and confident large quantities OF
junk will begin to roll into the various towns OF the county
within short time.
The towns of Eureka and Troy have yet actually
started collecting the junk states Church Much organic
ing work. however, has been done in both of those
munites and is understood both expect start collecting
the scrap week At Eureka circulars have been mailed
every posofce boxhoder and IN both Troy and Eureka
the school children will start intensive drive for scrap
to extend through all of week Similar work is being
done by Libby school children.
Plans that being laid for the collection OF scrap IN
Lincoln county contemplate long time program Since
the drive started reports being turned III
of places where large and small quantities OF junk can be
had One is the old Birmingham saWml Parmenter
creek 1t is said this be hauled out until after
falls when snow boat will be taken in and the old
machinery hauled out There also number Of old
mines back in the mountains where abandoned machinery
be had Some of this may be hard to get but it u-
doubleday will be brought out in time The need for scrap
being realized by the people and many voluntarily
bringing in sizeabe amounts As example, Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Daggett went for drive picked up about
400 pounds of junk and delivered it to the yard in Libby
E. Drear local manager of the power company states
that the old boilers smokestack and piping at the COM
pays power plant here being torn down. cut up and
converted into scrap Drear says it will make about 20
tons of junk junk is here doing the work and buy
ing the scrap
NEED IS CRITICAL
# cannot be too heavily stressed that the need for this
e ~
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
Dick Veldman Completes
Training; Wins Wings

MFR. and Mrs. r. r. Veidman re-
ceived a telegram Wednesday from
their son, Dick, stating that he had
that day been graduated in his air
pilot training course with the U. S
army and had been awarded the
coveted wings. He was at once as
signed to regular duty.
Dick has been training as an all
round plane pilot and is now quail
fled to fly the big bombing planes
He has been taking his final train
ing at a base in Victorville, Calf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01
NEED Is CRITICAL

be too heavily stressed that the need for this
scrap-and for mountains Of it's most critical Already
said steel plants shutting down for lack of
That means that fighting may suffer for lack of
the very equipment those mills might make if they were
not forced to shut down. And every American who fails
to all he to make this drive an ever enargng sue
cess is not doing his patriotic duty
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01

Kiln drying of lumber was first
employed in this country near Nor
folk, Va. in 1879.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01

Dean Kenneth e. Olson of the
Medill School of Journalism, North
western University, pays the fol-
lowing tribute to Americas news
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Tafetienbmmgen
slrditeft Gram tart in Bolton

&alpb q. Gram, Ser grbauer Ser
&atbeorale bon st. Sobn tie 81
pine" IN Seem gorf, 1tarb neulid
nod 5ipeiwodiger &ranfbeit in 8o-
lton. Gr batte Elm Mlter bon 70
Sabren errei9t.
W9it ibm lit nidt niir Elm betpGbr-
ter arGiteft uno &iinitler aus Dem
Seben gei9ieoen, ionoern audi elm
origineaer 2ebrer, S6riftitener uno
Oenfer. auBer Ser Netp gorfer
&atbeorale, Die ieinen Namen bier
5ulanoe als Ar9iteft beriibmt nlad-
te, itammen 5ablreiAe 0ffentIide @e-
balioe uno air1en Mmerifas BON
ibm- 90 enttparf er, Der als gluto-
ritdt fir gotbiide 8aufunlt gait,
u. a. oas Graduate College uno ben
@~lepelano Surm ser Brinceton Uni
periitat, einige @eb1uoe Ser Milit1r-
afaoemie in @eit 8oint, Die ct. MI-
bans &~atbeorale in Toronto, Die ct.
Yauls &atbe0rale in Detroit uno
mebrere i60ne Wobnb1uier.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Slms 0ereinsfrei,e
Neutrality-suspicious., 9iftrift 100

9ie Mitglieoer oeS llnterltiibllngs-
bunoes, 8iltrift 100, paren redt
3a6lreib 5lr Notwithstanding
erid)ienen, mel6e om 9ienstagaben0
I'M Sauie Ser 6rnu Mittelitatter
Itattfano. @rdiioent Sobn @reOlein
fiibrte Die 8~eriammlung. 9as iiing=
ite 8ereinsmitglieO, Der 22-iabrige
Stammbalter oes Yrdfioenten un0
oeiien 6ral, mar ebenfaas a%ntpeieno.
Der gei11ftli6e Sell wur0e ihnea
erleoigt, uno es beganm Der gemiit=
li9e Sell. 5amilie Gequarb bate
@rammopbonplatten mitge6ra6t un6
gar balo berridte cine lultige Stim-
mllug. @al5erfldnge aus @ien uno
Sooler aus ben baDriihen Ilpen lie
ben Die @emiiter b0ber ihlagen-
ia, es muroe iogar getan5t. Gin gu-
ter Sm6iB puroe NIT &eurids Sc
ate i~erpfert uno ieoer Mnipeienoe
freut lid i6on aiif oie nd6ite 8er-
Iammlung am A. 9ienstag i'm Of
tober.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Mn9 I'M @eiken 9ans
febIts at 9ienitbOtem
Sram &OOieDelt entidnlbist iid bel
01ften

0ie 5rau unieres 8rGiiOenten emit
billie neuli6, oab oos @eiBe Sous
cine Mn5abl IngeiteIlter Ourd Den
&rieg perloren bat. Gs iinO 10 oiele
oienitbare @eiiter einge5ogen oOer 81
anoeren Mrbeiten berange3ogen NOR
oen, oaB es idnierig %getporOen lit,
Den geieuidoftli6en uno repr1iento=
tipen |erpfli6titugen 0es YrGiiOen-
tenbaisbolts i'm g%eiuobnten 8or-
friegssStil nad3ufommen.
8or einigen Sagen fano i'm @ei-
BEN Souie auldBlid ser aonferen5
Der 5rouenabteilung oes oMat SAB
ings" -Stabs 0es Sdabamts EN- gm-
pfong itatt. Gin Buffet riibftiid
tpiroe ~ierbiert urlo 6rou &ooiepelt
erflGrte, ooB cine 8eDirtung ser
@6ite in %formeaerer @eiie e6en Ourd
Die &noppbeit an Gienern rn0 9ii-
denongeiteaten unnogIi6 getporOen
lei.
Die o@rite Dame" iagte audi elm
Chaos in &iide uno Seim aller pri-
paten 9nusbaltungen boraits, penn
ni6t gebiibreno fir sic @ntlaltlng
aler Oeiitter uno &auSfrauenJ sic in
Der &riegsinoultrie arbeiteit, geIorgt
miro. Seine BON uns fam ieBt
I6on p~oraisieben, mas paiiieren
miro, tuenn mebr uno mebr Sralten
ibre Sausbaltungen uno 6amilien
grandchildren miiiien, Inn CUR Dir
belt 81 geben", meinte iie. Sic bate
ieoo6 gleid Elm paar 8ori6ldge CUR
Sano, oie geeignet fem oiirften, oas
Sos Der ar6eitenoen Sausfrauen err
beblif1 5u erlei1tern uno bieaei6t TO-
gar 8lir 20iung manher 8robleme
b%ei5utrogen. Sic trat elm fir:
1. Somilien- &"eitaurants.
2. 6amiIien-@ Gihereien.
3. Musbau bon &inoerg1rten.
4. @rpeiterung ser transport
mogli6feiten fir Sdulfinoer, oie
lonlt BON ibren Nfiittern sur S6ule
begleitet tueroen muBten.
Gie &eitaurauts, iagte iie, ionten
10 organiiiert iein uno gefiibrt per-
ben, oaB Die 5rauen fertig gefodte
Wfobl5eiten init na6 @nuie nebmen
unO oabeim %ierpieren f0nnen. 81
wiiroe es Der Samilie bod perg0nnt
Iein, penigitens einmal am Gage ge=
miitlid 5uiammen ipeiien 5u fonnen,
obne Die Mutter aa3u iebr gu be-
lalten un6 an5uitrengen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Die nYolisei 8asette" bonn 9oit-
DerianO ausgeiAlOTem

liner @eneralpoitmeiiter @alfer
bat Die uNationaI 8oliee @a3ette~
bon Der 8ef0roerung ourd sic 8oit
auseei6loiien. Ser 8eiti6rift miro
bon Dem Yoitmeiiter our Gait gelegt,
oaB iie AUS Sdmub uno l1n5ud)t
8rofit foliage. 9ie v8olice @o3et-
teN beiBt es, vOeroffentlidte aus
fiibrli1 in ieoer Summer @eidid=
ten iiber uStrippers", Serualper-
breden uno unanitGnoigfeiten, sic
oa5u nod ieitenpeiie biloli9 barge
Iteat fuaren." Snoem Der General
poitmeiiter Die nieorigen Boiteebiib=
rem fir Die 8eforoeriing als 9Regie-
rllngsiubfioiim be5eidnete, perfider-
te er, bob es ME in Ser Mbfidt oes
&ongreiies gelegen boben fonnte, sic
anltoBige Senoen5 Der uBolice Ga
5ette" 81 unterItiiBen.
Die geroronung folgte einem Ser
Dor, IN Dem Der 8erleger bebauptete,
bic Wonatsidrift itente veine aneri-
tanlld1e ueberlieferung bar @ier-
81 1T 81 bemerfen, oaB Die uHolice
@a3ette" IN ibrer gegentpartigen
Jorm crit 1885 81 eri1einen begonn,
na6oem iie cine geralime !3eit nidt
mebr per0ffentliht poroen foor.
uripriingli6 NOR Die 3eitldrift
le0lgliG elm Yoli5eiblatt, 0oh 6efoR=
te iie iid i'm 2nife Der Sabre INNER
mebr nit &riminal- uno Sfanoal=
leniationen. SIR llmiab mar ar0Bten-
tells IN 8arbieritnben, 8aoebGuiern,
Beauty Chops" ODER gar in oen
Worltltben bon 8oroeIlen. 0aB elm
lol9es Sfanoalblatt iib ais .ameri-
tanii9e neberlieferung" betradtete,
laBt tief bIiden.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
&erlaMgt:

GrftflaRige erfabrene &6dim. Gu
ter 2ubn. Mmf I'M Sanie uDbnen.
Jernipreder: GmerfOn 2O45,
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
Oberf Meebes unO
WtajOr TarnOI 6eitraft
Sic Iiefen cine 3eitnnasente fliesen

Slc lttReN eINe SeIIMHgSenfe Tltegen
Snfolge Der Dor mebreren @oden
erfolgten @er0ffentlidilng bon 8bo=
tograpbien, Die angebli6e @rlfl6=
ma%rfierungen CUR &inlenfung feinb-
lifer Bomber auf friegstpi6tige 3ie=
le 5eigen IoatenL iino Sberlt Oabe
&c. &eeDes ieineS &ommonoos oes
u5irit Iir Ground Support" III
Nfitdel Sielo auf Gong Sslano emit
9oben uno fem @reiieoffi3ier, Maior
SDnn 5arnol, aus Dem aftipen 9ienlt
entlaiien moroen.
&riegsiefretdr Stimion gab BE-
fonnt, Dab er oieie @ntideioung auf
@runo elmer @mpfeblung oes Sarpt-
quarters oes oitli6en 8erteioigungs-
fommanoos uno ser @riten Mrrnee
%getroffen bat, oas Sen 8orfaa inter
il6t bate.
Sberit &eebes n~erliert meoer Dir
meerang nod fem Sffi5ierspatent,
a6er 10 LANCE er fein anoeres Som
manoo erbalt, bleibt er aif Ser in
aftipen 2iite. 5arnoI bingegen febrt
als &eierpeoffi3ier ms 8ribatleben
5uriid, mo er bis 5u ieiner g~in3iebung
als &ino-p reiieagent uto @eflame-
fa6mann tdtig NOR.
Die gauge a~ngelegenbeit geborte
81 elmer Der uierquidliditen auf Dem
@ebiet Der ELECTROMAGNETIC Der Or
NEE. Oie 8iloer nit Dem 8raebori-
gen geri6t tpuroen am 10. 4ltqult
BON Waior 5arnols 8iiro ausqeianot
uno fanoen 8ea9tung.
Cine 9Iufnabme 3eiate mebrere
Sdde in einem 6elo, sic BON Ser
Suit aus geieben cine Differ 9 Bill
oeten, oeren S6pan3 auf Elm Slug
5eugtperf bintDies. Gin anoeres 8ilo
5eigte einen bon unbeIteatem 2ano
IN einem gepfliigten @ebiet gebiloe-
ten Pfeil, Der angeblid auf einen
5lngplaB nies. Gin orittes giIo
aeigte Elm 9, oeiien Spite anaeblid
diiD mad elnem friegsmi6tigen 3iel
tDles. @lei65eitig tpuroe erfl6rt,
Dab gegen Die fir oieie Marfierun-
gen peranttportli9en 9erionen Sic
geeigneten MaBnabmen ergriffen
tporoen tpdren.
Der 1@aibington Stor~ mod,te
oaraltf aufmerfiam bah oie qanse
Sa6e fnlm itimmen tonne, uno
general @ugb q. Drum Der Ober-
b~efeblsbaber Der @riten Mrmee, muir
oe eriudt cine llnteriuduna eir3li-
leiten. @inige Gage fpater feiIte er
mil. Dab Ole aufnabmen ser por-
ldbli9 81 uebungsoipeden gepfliiq-
ten Geloer i'm @Gr3 uno sSlai ae-
ma1t lpuroen uno oie glrmee nad
elmer unteriudung ourd Sen Nad).
rI%dtenoienit feitgeitelt babe, ooB sic
Teroftentlidung leoiglid Elm i6led-
ter Sder5 getueien iei.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
3mei Gemts sm piel itan6en cinem
9Gn6ler teier

Gin &leinbdnoler in Baltimore
muBte neulid $50 @eloftrafe uno
Die Soften oes 8erfnbrens 3ablenJ
neil er fir cine Cube 3abnpaite
5ipei Gents iiber ben So6itpreis Der
langt botte. @eridtsbeamte iagten,
oas lei ani6einen0 Die erite lleber=
fiibrung inter Der &laufel Oes Breis-
fontroa- @eieBes, Die oreifaden G6a-
oeneriaB uorfiebt. Die RIauiel fdreibt
cine Strafe Der oreifoben Soften oes
Irtifels ODER $50 plus Soften Dor,
ipenn oieier 8etrag b0ber lit.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
0ot lebrt betem

Gin NeiD Oorfer @aitbof beridte-
te, Dab mabreno 6es 2uftolarms nn
n2abor 0ap" 8ablreide @~otelgaite
telepbonii6 8i6eln maf ibr 3immer
beiteuten. Cine 9ame mar beionoers
oringlid in ibrem gerlangen nod
Eroit burd Die &eilige Sdrift. ais
man ibr iagte, lie babe ia cine @ibel
in ibrem 3immer, ~eriuioerte lie: sd
meiB, aber Die lieft i6on mein
wiann
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
0eneral b. QittmiB
bOm SoOe abbernfen
Gr tuar emit Observation-Disclosures Ses
Oeutiden Seeres

Der 1rltbere General Der Srfall=
terie @altber 5reiberr BON &iittmib,
melder @bef oes @eneralitubes Der
Seeresgruppe Gronprin5 i'm lebten
@eltfriege NOR, lit 0ieien 8ienstag
in 0eutl6lano i'm glter BON SO Sab
rem geitorben. Mm @n0e oes &rie=
ges mar er fommaloierenoer Gene
raj 0es 3. Nrmeeforps.
General BON 2iittpib mar nod
Dem &riege fommaRoierenOer @ene=
raj oes @ruppen= &ommanoos unO
1919 5eitDeiie Sberitfommanoierer-
ser 0eS geiumteu oeutiden Scores
unO unter ibnl puroe oamals Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nieoergel6la-
gen.
Surge &Olle inter n9feidsfan5ler"
DDn &app
gr ulteritiibte @olfgang bon
&app, ben friiberen preuBiihen 2an0-
rat I'M Mfdr3 1920 in Deiien 8erliner
8nti6 utlo muroe BON ibm gum
&afl5ler alisgerufen. 9o6 muBte
er aus Dem @eereSoienIt allsiAeioen
uno ii9 ing Muslano p~er5ieben, als
Der anfanglide Grfole oes 8utides
our9 einen @eneralItreff Der Mrbei=
teri6aft 8erlins gu nidtett gemaAt
mur6e.
Hebenbei bemerft, fpar SEER bon
aopp fat elm Amerifaner, oa er in
8rooflDn geboren uno a~ufer5ogen
nuroe ais Sobn oes ELECTROMAGNETIC
nif1en @iitorifers 6rieorid &app.
Ser &ebea ltarb fur5 nod Dem 8utiA.
Sein Seller, bon 2iitttpib, prroe
1926 inter Der &egierung 5treie-
manns anneltiert uno febrte na9
9e1ti6lano 5nriid, no Ell feitoem
lebte.
Seim 2ebcnslamf
@altber bon 2iittmib pltrop nrn
2. 5ebruar 1859 in 8oolarlo, &reiS
&reu5berg, SdIeiien, als Sobn oes
&0nigli6en 9berforiters Grnit 5rei-
BERN BON 2iittpib uno ieiner @at-
tin gecilie, @r1fin BON Strabmib,
geboren. gr trat benz &aoettenforpS
Bel, beiu9te ipater oie &riegsafaoe-
ME itno mlroe Dem @~eneralltob an
geglieoert.
Sci 4riegsausbrud, 1914 fpar er.
&ommanoeur Der %. Snfonterie-
9iDiiion, na6oem er 5ltDor 9ber-
quartiermeiiter beim @roBen Gene
ralitab getpeien mar, uno muroe nod
i'm augllit 1914 Gbef oes General
ita6es Der 4. Armee an Ser @eit-
front, nobel er iid) III Ser eriten
Marneihla6t riibmIidit aus8eih-
nete.
SpGter muroe er &ommanoenr Ser
33. uno 2. @aroe6ipiiion ulo inn
September 1915 mar er &ommanoie=
ren0er General 0es 10. Mrmeeforps,
NIT Dem er Dem fran50iiiden 8or=
oringen in Der Champagne erfolg-
reid entgegentrat. Bom Muguit bis
Nopember 1916 mar er mie0er gbef
oes @eneralitnbeS Ser 9eeresgruppe
Deutider &ronprin3, Damn &ommau-
oeur oes 8. 9lrmeeforps, oas an Der
Mar5-9 ffeniipe 1917 itarfen Mn-
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25


tell bate. glm 25. De5ember 1918
nuroe er 5un 9berbefeblsbaber in
ben Wnrfen ernannt uno mar bonn
Sommer 1919 ab Observation-Disclosures
oes Seeres.
Seiratete cine St~aIienerim
Jreiberr bon 2iitttpib beiratete am
8; @fai 1884 2ouiie Grain BON
Wengersfp Die am 81. Nopember
1918 itarb, uno oann Die italieniide
eoelin 4oelai0a 81 Saroagna. 9l1s
Der eriten gbe gingen flint Rinoer
berbor: G%leonore, Maria, @alter,
Der 1916 als Sberitleutnant in glB-
lamb fiel, &arIa uno Gmilo.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
9DrrObit wirb tenrer

GAS Observation-Disclosures IeBte
oieier Gage Die Sabrifanten-So9it
preiie fir ie6s Mrten bon Dorrfrii6-
ten binauf, Inn Die erb0bten proouf-
fionsfoiten in Der 8erarbeitung Der
beurigen grnte gu oeden. Die uelien
boberen @arimalpreiie gelten ab
26. September fir geoorrte Mpri-
foien, 9firiide, girnen, 9floumen,
Seigen uno Noiinen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-25
StanOOrter einiger
unierer Sungem
Gette Nnidriften getuiTer @ebrlente
aus 8aibiHgtOn

9ie @emeinoe Der bteligen Con
coroio 2utberii6en @pangelildei
Stride bat uns acknowledgements fol
genoe 2iite gepiiier @oibingtonel
8ebrleute un6 iol1er Die es peroet
io0en nit ibren 5ulest betanut ge
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Pvt. Edgar Barnes,
Co. G, 10th Armored Med. Bn.,
9th Armored Division, A. P. o. 256,
Camp Chaffee, Ark.
Pvt. Geo. Becker, ~33O98S24,
Co. c, 105th Infantry,
A. P. 0. 960, c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco, Cal.
John Bender N. A. c.,
Augusta Military Academy,
Fort Defiance, Va.
Pvt. VIM. G. Bender, Jr.,
Co. B, LIST Ordn, Training Bn,
Ordn. Repl. Training Center,
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.
Pvt. Herbert Berl,
"A. s. N. 33O09208,
47th Station Hospital,
A. P. o. 927, U. s. Army,
Postmaster,
San Francisco, Calf.
Pvt. Ernest Burkhalter,
Co. A, 10000 R. D. s. u,
Recruiting Rec. Center, U. S. A.,
Camp Lee, Va.
~. f. c. VIM. S. Cox, ~2034O526,
Hdqts. sos A. P. o. 81,
c/o Postmaster,
New York, N. Y.
Capt. Ed. Grass,
18th Medical Bn.,
A. P. 0. 81, c/o Postmaster,
New York, N. Y.
Pvt. A. G. johnson,
395 s. s. Fl. "Bo,
Keesler Field, Miss.
Sgt. H. W. Luethje,
AHA F. A. R. c.,
Fl. Bragg, N. @.
E. W. Meiners,
U. S. Engineers,
A. P. o. 857, Go Postmaster,
New York, N. Y.
Pvt. Warren E. Mochabee,
A 73d,
Fl. Clayton, Canal Zone.
Sgt. Henry G. Mockabee,
Co. B, 314th Engr. Bn.,
A. P. 0. SO, U. s. Army,
Camp Carson, Col.
Sgt. Frank Rohland, A. G.,
$50 School Squadron (Sp.),
cambridge, Ga.
Pvt. Otto Roth,
Co. G LIST Pl. 81 E T Bn,
Ft. Leonard Wood, No.
Ernest Schirmer,
Naval Training Center,
87th & Anthony Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Pvt. Richard Schleicher,
4th Med. Supply Depot,
Fl. Sam Houston, Texas.
Pvt. Wm. Steiner, 3318949s,
A. P. o. 2142, c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco, Calf.
Pvt. John Stevenson,
U. s. A. F., 81 Tech. Sch. Squadron,
Scott Field, Belleville, I'll.
1t. H. G. strobel, AsNo-34O94o,
Btry. 9th G. A.,
A. p. 0. 856, c/o Postmaster,
New York, N. Y.
Sgt. D. j.. witt,
Service Co., 18th Arm. Rgt.,
Pine Camp, N. Y.
Henry Witt, Jr.,
4019 Silver Hill Rd., S. E.,
Washington, d. G.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WASH
tensT.
A. session OF said Court. held
At TIE Probate office In tie city Of
the 81 nd day ~ May 4 D 1876.
Present Honorable Jay q. Pray,
judge Of Prohate.
Margaret Anna Robson, Deceased
- appearing 70 the Court that t9e
time for presentation Of claims
"a and that = time and place be ap-
1ust all claims and demands against
, said deceased BY ana before said
II r. Ordered. That creditors Of
sad deceased are required 70 pre-
sent their claims % said Court at
said Probate office on or befor. the
18TH day of August A y. 1872. a.
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
FOR the examination aad adjustment
~ all claims and demands against
said deceased
II is Further Ordered. That pub
iic notice thereof b given b. pybli-
cation Of copy ~ This order for
rec successive weeks previous TO
satd -day of hearing In the Ypsi-
lsnr Daily Press newspaper
printed ara circulated in said
JAY G. PRAY. Judge o; Pro-
A. 1872
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
FAVoes EXEMPTION

Lansing. June ) - Agriculture
Commissioner Leo Y. Card said
Thursday he has been assured that
regulations Kill be devised 10 pre-
vent psrslyzing the movement OF
Michigan fruit 10 market by truck.
card said he favored exempting
fruit trucks from the defense
transportation order requiring a
IS per cent return load for all
trucks The order is scheduled to
take effect July /.