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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18
Lame Deer News

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Newland
of Jordan were recent guests or
their daughter, Mrs. John Will
liam, here, while enroute 10
Lockwood, Mo-, where they Will
visit friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson re-
turned early last week from a
visit to her old home in Ontario,
Can, and to Boston, where she
met her son, Donald, who was
on shore leave. The latter serves
on a repair ship and spent the
winter in Iceland waters. MIS-.
Davidson was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Louis East
| gate, of Sisseton, S. D. Whlle
. Mrs. Davidson was in ontario,
Mrs. Eastgate visited in wash
ington. D. G.
Efforts are under way
throughout the county to m
ventory all equipment OF any
sort, in all rural districts, that
can be used for fighting tires.
Delegates from all parts OF the
county will meet in Forsyth
next Saturday to hear plans
and to receive Instructions o
care and use of all available
equipment. The delegates WILL
carry these lessons back to their
home areas and instruct all ru-
raj jewellers. Perry Skarra, res,
ervation forest supervisor, will
be present and will arrange
for the cooperation Of reserva-
ton forces and equipment with
other county forces. County ex-
tension agents Dusenberry and
Thompson, and Ranger Marsh
OF the Forest Reserve will be
speakers at saturdays meet.
Among Lame Deer folks who
visited in Forsyth last Saturday
were Mrs. Burton Beckman, Mrs.
Helen Alexander, Mrs. Glim, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Broker, Clarke
Larter, Miss Emma Abbott, Mrs.
S. c. Trethewey, Miss Wilhel-
nina Doephner and Floreine
Bergen.
"A carload of stock salt was
trucked from Sheridan last week
for the Stockmen's Association.
The old water tank at Bus
by, which has been a landmark
there for many years, has been
torn down.
A number of draftees left
here Sunday night for Missoula
to take their physical finals.
A fire weather station has
been established at the agency
in cooperation with the weather
bureau.
Miss Rachel Cooley of Lynch
Coulee is helping Mrs. Winsor
/ with the clerical work in the
CCC-ID office here.
Miss Aliwitch.e Fisher has re-
signed as telephone operator at
the agency and is doing clerical
work in the office of the forest
supervisor.
Mrs. Clarence Bement is now
day operator at the agency
switchboard, and Miss Jacque-
line Bement and Miss Julia Vel
lowowl are relief operators.
Joe Dent and family spent
the weekend at their Broadus
home.
Gordon Bruce, district finance
officer for WPA, of Billings, was
here last Friday.
j. E. Burke, who drove the
mail stage between Lame Deer
and Forsyth SO years ago when
mules were the motive power
in vogue, was here Monday. He
has just returned from a visit
to his old home in New Jersey,
his first in 80 years.
Jerry Dent of Broadus is
working for Jay Strane on the
Rosebud.
Joe Dent has received word
from his son, Roger, that he is
in Fort Selfridge, Mich, to
train for an army air pilot.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18

daughters and Mrs. A. J. Sheets
shopped in Lodge Grass Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Wattenberg spent
Thursday in Sheridan.
Mrs. Francis Eggart was hos
tess to the Baptist Ladies Aid
Thursday at the church.
Lloyd Castle is in army train
ing at Camp Crowder, Mo.
Mrs. Dave Moss and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, spent Thursday
in Sheridan.
Rodney and Marlene Castle OF
Billings are visiting at the home
of their grandparents, MI. and
Mrs. E. Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Belken
shopped in Sheridan Saturday.
Judy Walsh came home with
them that evening and spent
Sunday at the ranch.
Blanche Riplett, who has had
employment in Hardin for sew
eral years, is leaving Tuesday
for San Diego, Calf, to take
up defense work. She visited
with her parents here from
Sunday to Tuesday.
Jean Starina of MiSSoula Is
a guest at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Starina.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Garvey
entertained at a buffet supper
and bridge, at their home on
Sunday evening. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Belken, Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Moss and Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Sheets. Mrs. Moss
won high score at bridge.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Chapman
and children picnicked on Pass
creek Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cress-
well of Sheridan are spending
several days at the home OF
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wattenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Berry and
daughters spent Sunday after
noon in Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Paustian
and Pat picnicked along the
Dayton-Kane road Sunday.
Ed Berry of the Wyola gar
age is buying scrap rubber.
Cecil SWartz of Ashland was
a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Chapman Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Brotherson re-
turned Saturday from a trip
to Cheyenne. She was accom-
panied home by her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Harvey of Cheyenne and
two other sisters, Anna May
Clouse and Mrs. Clifford McCar-
ty and two children of Salt Lake
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey left
Sunday. The others will remain
for about two weeks.
Mrs. w. v. Chapman made a
business trip to Sheridan Mon
day.
Mrs. Grace Dillon and son
Sammy, of Hardin called at the
c. A.. Brotherson home Mon
day, enroute to Sheridan and
Gillette, Wyo., for a short visit
Bob Wiley left last Tuesday
for Stockton, Calf.
Bob Baker, who is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Frank Gross, ano
family has had his furolugh ex-
tended.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF

I wish to announce my can
didacy for the office of County
Sheriff of Big Horn County,
subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the primary
election Tuesday, July 81, 1912.
My record as a Law enforce
ment officer will speak for it
self.
w s. BILL" BROOKS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18
TO THE VOTERS

TO THE VOTERS =
I am again placing my name
before the voters of Big Horn
county for the Republican NOM
nation for the office of Sheriff.
I ask your fair consideration OF
my candidacy.
Respectfully,
Sam E. Mcdowell
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18

ADDING MACHINE paper for
sale at the Tribune -Herald Of
flee.
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terson has two sons in the U.
S. army, both enlisting for the
service.
He has taken an active in
terest in community and civic
affairs and is a member of the
American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-06-18

Shop in Hardin!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Cuban Shortstop
One Of the Best

New York's Cuban Stars believe
they have one Of the greatest
shortstops in any era of baseball.
He is Horatio kid Martinez,
who made only two errors in 1941,
the records show. The Stars will
be at Briggs Stadium Sunday 70
open the local Negro season in a
doubleheader with Baltimore
Elite Giants.
Martinez has not had an error
charged against him this season.
HIS forte is bagging ground balls
on either side, the type that es-
cape so many shortstops. and he
has the knack OF launching a bull
letlike throw from any position.
off or on balance. He Is hitting
I'll above 800 in the National
gro League.
The Baltimore club played here
last season against the Homestead
Crays of Pittsburgh. In Billy Butts
Baltimore also has a shortstop of
unusual skill, who is hitting almost
400. Baltimore offers a stronger
club than the one of year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Woh|fie| Stars
In Midget Races

Johnny Wohlfiel, veteran Detroit
pilot, showed approximately 1000
fans at the Motor City Speedway's
opening program last night why
he is currently the leading midget
race pilot in the Midwest.
Wohlfiel took first place in the
qualifying trials. third place in the
Australian pursuit and first place
in the 20-lap feature race. finish
ing more than $50 yards ahead OF
Carl Forberg.
Roy Duby placed third in this
event, followed by Mel Hansen and
Bill Boyd. Boyd won the Aus.
tralian pursuit race. with Duane
Carter second. Duke Nalon copied
the consolation race. George
Whitman came in second and Ed
Wilson third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
OF the Hook
With
LeDis Fl. Walter

avsy is already started that the
Detroit Race Tacknay 3-day meeting Labor
Day instead of closing August Is The original closing date
Michigan State Fair But there's fair this year.
Kirby Hgbe the Dodgers speed ball pitcher No. IS
because when he with the pills 1910 hs
victory the Friday the thirteenth beating the Cubs
that sold him the river Phy little
hope for the short banirOl crowd that trying promote
racing Toledo The 81. Louis
IS which practically unbeaten
club, their best crowd 8lSI.
Sarge the with the big
mighty Alsah having the last laugh those said
The IS
saddle ArmyNavy Benefit Belmont
Asab goes after Belmont
with the 18th Division and for
Guiding wpng machine awarded
Distinguished Service and the Order the Purple Heart
sempro background helped him in hand grenade
throwing.
Worcester Mass and doing all right for himself He's in the
Boston Arena tonight against Ralph Zanei OF Providence
Joe Louis said to be going into bayonet fighting outfit to
his training Both baseball leagues trying
to the hustle their to abolish boredom among the
American League played much faster
probably Lppy Durocher taking much
line his holering and fighting.
Put Hadmore down little black book watch horse
really worth watching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
City Pin Checks
AT DBA Office

City tournament prize checks,
totaling S24 $50. are now available
at the Detroit Bowling Associa-
tons office in the Detroit Recrea,
ton Building, Frank Mitzel
secretary. announced today. The
prize fund for the thirtieth an
nual event is second only to the
American Bowling Congress.
Low paying scores in the regu.
lar events are 2S47 in the FIVE
men, 1852 In the doubles. 594 in
the singles and 1888 in the all.
events.
In, the over : average classes
they are: five-men-Class B. 80
Glass c. II. and Class d, 81;
doubles. II, and Singles, 81.
Champions in all divisions will
be presented trophies and medals
at the annual meeting of the
DBA at the Recreation Building
next Friday at 7:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
OFT Surpdsses
Hornsby' S Runs
Bdtted In Mark

4 NEW YORK. June 5 (INS).-
Manager Mel OFT of the New
York Giants today was owner OF
a new notch on his glorious base
ball career. The chunky little
pilot, who directs his team from
right field, yesterday drove in the
one thousand five hundred eighty
third run Of his 17-year major
league career
This topped by one run the Ma
tional League record set by
Rogers Hornsby in % years under
the big top. Babe Ruth holds the
all-time major league record with
2.209 in his % years with the Red
Sox, Yankees and Braves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Ex-Fighter Wrestler
AT Joan Of Arc Club

Tonight at the st. Joan of Arc
Club. Mack and 81a-Mile roads,
Jack League, former heavyweight
fighter who halls from Dallas,
Tex, will tackle AL LaFoon. rough
going South American, in a wres-
ting bout TO be decided best two
in three falls. Both boys are well
known to Crosse Pointe mat fans.
Other matches are: Harold
IChaundy VS.. Bill Clemens and
Jack Smith VS.. Dick Canon. The
show starts at $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Huron -
Last for
SpartaIls

EAST LANSING. June s.
Already the mythical state coli
legiate baseball titlehoder, Michi-
gan State, will try to improve its
record tomorrow when it closes
the season with Michigan Normal.
II will be the final game for
six senior members of the Spartan
team, which has won II games
and lost IL against collegiate and
service teams this spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Louis Goes ; Rounds
AT Fort Hamilton

NEW YORK, June 5 tUP)-
Postponed one night because of
the weather, the first series of
exhibition bouts featuring
heavyweight Joe Louis in a
three-round go with a sparring
partners will be held at Fort
Hamilton arena tonight.
The programs are for army
and navy emergency relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Mack Park SoftbalI

Fruehauf, leading the Detroit
Softball Association, will meet
Hudson A. A. at z o'clock in the
first of three games on the Mack
Park program tonight. Hudson
Defense Girls and Reicholds clash
at Sis and J. e. j. meets Briggs
Aircraft at $50. Last nights
scores:
Henris 3. Penn Club O.
Chene- Trombly Girls 5. Hudson 4.
Fruehauf 1, Mich. Alkah o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Oakland Hills Caddy Day

Oakland Hills Country Club will
hold its annual caddies' field day
tomorrow. A softball game at $50
a. m. will open the festivities.
There also will be a horseshoe
pitching contest and golf exhibit
tion by Al Watrous. Hot dogs. pop
and ice cream will be served the
Icaddies at IL 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Kline Meets La Foon
Again on tuesday

Louie Kline. the former Green
Hornet, and AL LaFoon, rough
Frenchman. will meet again in the
two-in-three fall windup on the
Fairview Gardens mat card Tues
day night. Harold Chaundy and
Bert Rubi are paired in the two
in three fall, hour time limit head
liner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Browns Press
Red Sox for
Fourth Place

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
vasion by winning the opening
series from Washington. taking
the odd game of a three-game
series yesterday. 7-2 (called in
eighth because OF weather.. AL
H6llingsworth, cast-off southpaw
from the National League, scored
his fourth victory. keeping the
Senators well under control on
eight hits. Harlond Cliffs homer
with one on was the Browns big
punch.
POOR EDGAR.
The Yankees, as usual, kept
rolling. They piled up eight runs
on luckless Edgar Smith, years
most consistent loser. in the
second inning and beat the White
Sox easily, 81. 1t was Smiths
ninth straight loss. Joe Gordon
had a single and double and was
robbed of another hit by third
baseman Bob Kennedy. 1t was the
twentieth straight game in which
Gordon has hit safely.
Les Jennings double with two
on and two out in the ninth
enabled Cleveland to beat the Red
Sox, Az.
OF Lon Warneke, who they say
can't throw hard enough TO break
an eggshell, gave the Boston
Braves enough of this and that to
beat them, 60.
Will Marshalls eighth homer.
tying him with Dolf Camilli for
the league lead. gave the New
York Giants 4-3 victory over the
Chicago Cubs in the eleventh.
Yesterdays star-Manager Mel
OFT of the Giants, who broke
Rogers Hornsby's National League
record for runs batted in by
driving home his 1880 run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Record for Red Rum
All 3 Men in Clubs Pro Shop viii Compete
in Hale America Sectional Trials
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

about LaParl and his golf, but it
will do. Judging from the sub-par
"a he made on the final nine in
the district qualifications at Plum
Hollow
Two clubs-Warren Valley and
Lakepointe-qualified three players
each for the sectional. Jimmy
johnson. the pro. and Drew Egles-
ton and Jay Law comprise the
delegation from Warren Valley.
Lakepointe is represented by three
49, Mike Dietz. district;
Art Pony. State Publinx. and
Frank Connolly, MICA Open
Amateur.
OTHER CHAMPS
Other champions in the lineup
of 50 players are Glib Sellers of
Edgewood and AL Watrous of
Oakland Hills. holders of the State
Open and State PEA titles. The
pro shop at Oakland Hills will
have a second representative in
Ray Mcguire, one of Watrous'
assistants.
The play OF two college stars
will be followed with interest.
They are Ben Smith of Michigan
and Dick Whiting Of Notre Dame.
Proceeds of the two-day event,
which will include an exhibition
match Sunday afternoon featuring
Gene SaraZen, Walter Hagen,
Jimmy Demaret and Denny Shute.
will go TO the Navy Relief Society
and the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
CLUB HAS 2 OTHERS

In addition Red Run will be
represented by two of its members
Kocsis, who has applied
for reinstatement as an amateur,
and Billy Taylor. That's five in
all from this club. giving it the
largest representation here.
Briggs and LaParl. recent addi-
tons TO Detroit golf. are former
Lansing amateurs who were oppo-
nents in a number of city tourna-
ments there.
Briggs had figured quite promi-
nently in state amateur compete
ton for some time. He is a long
hitter. and will have 10 be
reckoned with in the driving con-
test tomorrow afternoon, one of
the trials added features.
Detroiters haven't heard much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
LINCOLN FIELDS
Track, fast.

LINCOLN FIELDS
Track. fast.
First Race-china Face, Hard Dia-
mond, Unhampered.
Second Race-Peachsrino courtil
Kiev Carney. Present Time, Judy Jones,
Myrna.
Third Race-chieago Dr.. Top Note,
X. Rounder, Sir Kiev.
Fifth Race-Agricole. Take Wing.
Eighth Race-Jewelrs Own, Speedy
Squaw, Camaraderie. Latter's Choice,
The Skipper, Linnie Kate.
Ninth Race Substitute Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track fast.

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. fast.
First Race Mister Major, Ball o. Fire.
Bright Finish. Career Girl.
Second r &c - Miss Coed, Trailer,
Little Ebony, Red Meadow.
Fifth Race--Mersa Matruh.
Eighth Rsce-Old River, Invincibie.
Pompiit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

The pro shop at Red Run Coll
Club has one record for the Hale
sectional trials here
sewed up, even before the firing
in the 54-hole competition begins
tomorrow afternoon at the Detroit
Country Club.
The Red Run shop is repreSe nted
100 per cent in the big event,
which will continue over Sunday
and which will decide the seven
from this section who will go 10
Chicago. June 1921. for the finals.
Besides Mortie Dutra. the shops
head man. Eldon Briggs, his assist
ant, and Ronald LaParl, the club $
caddie superintendent, also will
compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Scratches
ny United Press
BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK
Track. fast.
First Race--Smart Hombre, Calrngorm.
Brown Gal Tell Me More, Hard Blast,
Bid On.
Second Race-Believe.
Third Raee--Muffied Drums. &c ut
Hazard, Epindel. Mr.. Sponge II, John
Adam.
Fourth Race--Liberty Franc, MIX Flip.
Seventh Rsce--Happy Note, Fire.
Eighth Race-Highborough
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Ell PROCESO HOUDRY PA
RIA LA FABRICACICN DE
COMA SINTETICA

Washington, Julio lin
tense estudio Sc hace por las
autoridades de un proceso pa
ra la production de butadiene,
una base de gonna sintetica. FL
proceso, perfeccionado por Eu
genio Houdry, esta siendo pro
bado en- una fabrica de Ma
rem Hook, Pa, por la Houdry
Process Corporation, segdn la
Industrial de Production de
Production de Guerra.
Arthur B. Newhall, coordi-
nador de gonna para la WPB,
dijo a los reporters que ell pro
ceso Houdry ha sido radical
mente cambiado en- las dltimas
semanas y que este prolonQa-
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LES "TIGRES" DEL ARE
EXTENDERAN SUS Alta
DUES

Chungking, julio 11,-El bri-
adler general Claire L. Chen
nault, de la aviacion americana,
d,claro aver que la ofensiva de
sIS pilCtoS contra los japoneSes,
n.ciada ell dia Il de julio, Sc ex-
toNaera Y todas las ciudadeS del
uemigo Seran bombardeadaS.
Asentian a las palabras del bri-
ladier, cuando este hablaba, los
Coroneles Cleb V. Haynes y Ro-
lert L. Scott.
Haynes egpera tambien man
Gar suS peSados bombarderos
des ,e las bases de China a las
cir .ades niponas.
Usa vez que la potencia aerea
.js ouesa haya sido destuida.
n opinion de Chennault, no s..
raa dificil veneer al Mikado.
CEennallt conferenci6 aqu
con e. teniente general Stillwe.
iefe d. las fuerzas americana
en- China, y con los generate
chinos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
UNA ALAMBRADA ELEC-
TRIZAlDA MATO A UNA Nj
MA

AL tocar una alambrada cleo
trizada en- q rancho de William
Eukins, en- Palm River, perdi6
aver Ia vida la nina de cinco a.
nos Margaret Hughes, hija de
los esposos Raymond Hughes,
de Palm River.
A la nina se le do oxigeno y
respiration artificial en- el hospi
tai San jose, pero va era tarde.
La cerca tenia una cOrriente
electrical para evitar que el ga
nado ia cruzase. Hoy Sc hara u
ma investigation.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
MATARON A UN SOLDADO
NEGRO f HIRIERON A O.
TRIO

Flagstaff, Arizona, julio IL
Los diputados del sheriff ma
taro mayer a un soldado negro
c hirieron a otro, acusandolos
de disparar ametralladoras, ri
fles automaticos y pistolas,
porque Sc les neg6 la entrada
en- un cafe que permanece a
bierto toda la noche.
La policia capture a los de-
mas soldados negros, entregan
dolos despuGs a su jefe, ell CO.
mandante Nichols.
Manifesto ell comandante
que uno de los soldados esta-
ba borracho y que los otros sa-
Heron del c~ampamento sin te-
ner peTmiso.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
SERA MANDADO A PENN
YLVAN Ell MUCHA-
CHIC QUE LLEVA NUEVE
MFSES EN- UN PULMON
DE HIERRO

I'm muchacho pelirrojo que
lleva nueve meses en- un "pul-
mon de hero, en- ell Hospital
Municipal, sera mandado a Co
roapolis, Pa, dentro de pocos
dias, en- una coche especial del
ferrocarril, que vendra de
Chicago.
Sc Hanna ell nino Gilbert Hold
rem, tiene IL amos de edad y lie
ayuda ell Comite Contra la Para
Isis Infantil.
Creese que la partida Sc efec-
tuara ell pr6ximo microbes, 81
no surjen dificultades.
Gilbert esta siempre allegro y
dice que lie apena marcharse de
un lugar donde tantos amigos
Su padre es empleado del SER
yicio postal y va lie tiene reser-
vada una CANA en- ell hospital de
Coroapolis, cerca de Pittsburgh.
Usara ell ''pulm6n" que origi-
Sc usara para Fred
jr., de Miami y Chicago.
Prepare los detalles del via
ie un comite tornado por los
J. C. Vinson, f. p. Italia
ferro, III, Y William c. Nelly.
Tres enfermeras iran con 81 y
su madre, la Sra. c. G..
Holdren.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
Decide Ell TRIBUNAL SUI
PREMO EN- CONTRA DE
LAS TASACIONES DE 1871

FL tribunal supreme del esta-
do decide aver contra las tasa-
clones "de complete valor', de
1871, dando la razon a los ciu-
dadanos que establecieron liti-
gios contra elias.
Contra esas tasaciOnes sc pre-
sentaron 1877 recursos por indi-
viduos y corporaciones.
Mantiene 81 alto tribunal que
un ciudadano no esta obligado q
probar, como alegara q conda-
do: que ha pagado sus c0ntribu-
clones en- tOdas sus otras propie-
dades que la tasaci6n de 81 pro
piedad no esta fuera de Inca
con la hecha EN- otras propieia-
des de clase igual, y que su tasa-
ci6n no es baja en- propiedades
intangibles y personales.
Decide aqui 81 juez Parks en-
contra del condado y los letrados
del cOndado recurrieron al tri-
supreme, p%erdiendo la Sc
gunda y Ultima batalla.
FL abo9ado Cobbey, que re-
presenta al condado, ira la Sc
mana pr6xima "a Tallahassee, a
conferenciar con 81 Intervention
del estado, ST.. Lee.
La gaceta., 1942-07-11
LAS LINEAS DEL EJERCITO ROJO
MANTIENEN SU COHESION
Abrieron las tropas sovieticas una brecha de tres
millas. = Manda los contraataques en- Zodonsk
ell General Zhukoff

MoScu, Julio ll.-LoS alema-
mes Sc apoderaron de Roososh v
avanzaron hacia ell rio Don, pc
10 81 ejercito russo mantiene in
tactaS sus lineas.
Las tropas del mariscal limo
sheno tratan de destruir las pun
taS de lanzas que cruZaron el
Don, en- Voronezh. y llevan la
direction del rio en- Kartenmi-
rovka, en- ell sur, Y cerca de Ii
sichansk, 400 millas por debajo
de Noronezh.
Anuncian los nazis que captu.
aaron 8S,689 SCldados rojos, una
ridicula exageracion. Ademas
do los prisioneros mencionan Ia
jcStrucci6n o captura de mas de
J. 900 tanques.
Los tanques alemanes caye-
mon en- trampas colocadas por e
ejcrcito rojo, en- la orilla este
del RIO Don.
La artilleria hace un effective
e intense fuego contra los inva.
sores. Sigue eNtendiendoSe ID
accion militar al oeste de Noro.
nezh.
Las tropas rusas abrieron una
brecha de tres millas en- las IL
meas nazis, sobre Voronezh, co.
mo resultado de violentos contra
ataques a 100 millas de Orel.
Dificiles son las condiciones
y con pocas probabilidades de
victoria en- Kantemirovka, AZ
midas al sur de Rossosh, dond'
ell ej6rcito sovidtico resiste Re
nazmente.
Columns rusas atacan en- los
flancOs e intentan cerrar bre