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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Ration Values
Assigned To
Jams, Jellies

Washington oct. 29-lAp)-.TanS
JciiIcs and fruit -prcads which vii
DC rHtioncd beginning Sunday. were
assigned values Of lnlir and six.
points Il pound jar by the OFFICE of
Price Administration today.
Accompanying this announcement
III the dgcnCys November chart of
point value for prnCrSScd foods we're
increases e.! from two to five points
IN the ration cost OF berries. apples.
iruit cocktail. pears and pineapple
in cans or bottles. Boosts were or
dcrcd ais" for pineapple Juice and
three tomato products. but the values
ON bcctS. pumpkin. squash and grape
FRUIT Juice were reduced.
OPA announced also that begin
ming Sunday the ration COS, ul u
pork, veal. lamb and mutton cuts viii
be lowered one - two points. with
beet values unchanged.
Batter will stay IT l6 points.
Other change .u the mCat-fai pro-
gram included tWO point increase
for margarine - siN points Il pound:
boosts ol one point for shortening as
well a. salad and cooking oils. rails
llls III ''Atil ~ INV I''Aa' - a. t'''NllA
and increases OF two points tu u total
OF five pound Tor cream cheese,
CrClmcd cottage cheese, ncuGchatcl
and cream spread
In other prucc>scd food changes
all effective Sunday. picked. speed
and branded fruits were eliminated
from ratiurIug and the frozen foods
category was revised.
\ value of six points Il pound jar
was assigned to Jams. preserves and
non.ciirus marmaladcs. while the IA
tiUr cost of iClliCS and fruit buffers
was fixed al four points pound.
Starting November !. green stamps
4. y and { from the new War RAJ
ton Book / will Dc used 10 buy pro
ccsscd foods. They vii be valid
through December 20. In addition.
the last blue stamps in Book *.
Y and may DC used through NoN-
cmbcr 90.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Coal Strikes
Increase In
New Crisis
Government Seizure
Expected After Strikes
Referred to President

Washington, Oct. 29-(AP)
A ncw coal criSiS-thc fourth
in six monthS-faccd President
Roosevelt today as spreading
strikes indicated Il probable
near paralysis Of the industry
by Monday.
r." critical labor situation was
higuAghicd by these developments:
J. Tie number of idle mine
workers exceeded $4,000 carly to-
day and the figure was expected 10
G"Uw hourly.
:. The War Labor Board refer
red The strike Ia the President mall:
NJ government seizure nf the idle
mines virtually imperative under
Inc war Labor dispute act Such
seizure would Immediately make
any person who encouraged inter
rIp'Ipn oi production subject -
criminal prosecution. II the PrCSi-
dent orders The seizure before Mon
cdE. ii Will give tremendous import
y TIC meeting Of the United MrC
workers policy committee on that
day.
;. The VILE announced lis dec o.
son III Tho Pennsylvania Anthracite
Miners wage dispute. awarded an
increase at 3D. cents Il day undo.
NIr Little Steel formula. free tools
and equipment estimated ~ be
worth 20 tu - cents a day. and an
increase III the annual vacation pay
ncni from $50 10 $50. The anthra-
enc miners had asked an increase
VI - u day and portal-to-portaI pay.
ana an lIntaVOrablc reaction 10 tie
o'gl:i"l WAS seen Immediately.
~" most serious impact OF the
"uIN" was reported from Alabama
Mh'i" the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
i'"'ll"ad Company said shutdown
:" I'' vast EnNlcy steel works Wa
imminent because of Il fuel short e
age
(. nc lur" Of time and half on
H''urday may keep some mines 90
aug inns week. but Sunday night IS
Wv terminal period for the wurku.
IL.s,,Luci'onS passed by the UNIV
i'""cIShip last June.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Small Scale
Stock Profits

New York.. oct. 29-tAp)-S Sinai.
scale profit cu>hiug continued -
keep the stock market under wrap,
today.
Among shares lower we're Nmc-
rican DI>tIillnC. SchcnlCy. DjstilIcr>
Corporation. SCngrau'S. EC'hlcnCm.
Chryslcr. Southern Railway. L. s.
Rubber. J. |. Case. Douglas Aircraft.
Texas Company. Western Union AMI
Philip Morris. plu> marks were pin
ned on Westinghouse. Southern Paci-
ilC. Montgomery Ward. American
Smelling and Dow Chemical
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

Their statement
The Temporary closing of the to-
bacco markets was made necessary
by an unWaTantcd and disastrous
decline in the prices of tobacco dur
ing last week. particularly as ai-
feeling the lover grades of tobacco.
Such action was taken after CON
ference with tobacco growers, ware
hUuScmcn and agricultural leaders
"ThC action with respect 10 Il hul-
iday has already had beneficial re-
Sult* Price. have mcasurably inn
proved. Also. assurances have been
received from Washington auth0ri-
t'c, which reasonably justify re-
sumption OF normal sale schedules
next week. We arc now definitely
assured that Inc allotment Ia buyers
has not been cut and Viii NOT be
cat. II was upon at least the i'm
preston that tho allotment had Dccm
cut that many price; declined. aC-
c"rding 10 statements made by buy
crS.
eve ais" have the definite assur-
anCc that the Commodity Credit
Corporation Will continue tu havc lis
representatives in tho market and
Will continue tn buy TOBACCO at the
highest prices possible within the
ceiling limit.
Upon these assurances. the mar
kCt will reopen an nest Monday
ard resume normal schedules. II
j. earnestly hoped that the price,
viii II" stabilized and that the far
mCrs will receive much better prices
than were experienced last week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Smith Dies
For Murder In
WarrenCou

IL
{. Raleigh. Oct. 20. -tAp,- Willie
S,ll'h 31-ycar-old Warrcnton county
iMvsrn. died today in the gas cham
2nsl denying that he killed Vernon
i"wIli' aged Warrcnton merchant.
last December 81.
w.',,''h told Prison Chaplain l.. 4.
.m..n,lS that II was framed" and that
",cy told lies on me-.
f. c1"ciI. who had given odd jobs
Son 0on!ith. was robbed of more than
Y n-n nc night Of the Staying. HUI
n ,"'I blood stairs were found Later
Wv ,' o"'ithS ovcrallS and several wit
iro ,>eS testified that Smith vas the
''St person they had seen with Powell.
turin DHrring the trial. several officers
bs"',Cd That Smith had confessed.
IH"t inc defendant dcn'Cd 'hnt hc
''"u ".Iled The m"rchun,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

Allied headquarters in the
Southwest Pacific. Oct. % .
lApD-W arShipS. planes and
troops Of Admiral William +.
llalscy have Stormod the Treas
ury islands. 80 miles south Of
Bougainvillc. a. the entering
wedge to pry the Jaran"s"
loose from their last SOlomons
bases and fling open the door
to Rabaul.
rho operation. disclosed today
in war reports. was executed
brilliantly. Beginning last Fri
day. American bumbcrs had
completes knocked out nearby
enemy airficlds with 500 tons of
explosives.
In the darkness before dawn
Wednesday. naval guns Ot task
force commanded by Rear Admiral
Thcndu,c 9 WiILiu.ru poured h.rl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
American
Ships Pound
German Line
Clark's Forces Gain
AS British Clash on
Adriatic With Enemy

Allied Headquarters. Al":"rs,
Oct. 29-tAP)--An American
cruiser and destroyer. pouring
broadsidcS into Marshal Erwin
RommclS line of communities
tons along the ancient App:an
Way. pounded the Minturno
area to the rear of his Mount
MaSSico positions. Allied head
quarters announced today. a
the Allied Fifth and Eighth
Armies punched out short al
VanccS in the face OF maSSCd
artillery.
Fighting through Il driving
rain. the Americans of Ii. Gen.
Mark W. Clark smashed through
rivulctS and up briStling noun
tainsidc> for Il gain ri three
miles in the Sparanisc area.
They threatened the town of
TcanO. where four roads Join
Ia the east of Mount Ma>sic".
the lofty anchor of the Eommci
line defending Rome. TcLnu is
81 miles southeast of the Italian
naP'"'.
me f!!li army COASTAL i'"nN
VI I"Cco me h'SS'h I"l'.". 'AiF
'"'., mics hui"' 81 INC N'I .'i'"'
us H"'.'hi "u\".'' ON "t..'H'
..''HN'C I" ana Advantageous 80" Dr.
u.s." r''''''i'IS i"F III" most part MOI
"; "Nt' '''' o''''
:. 81 ".'. " ''' no. ''%.>.' -, INC
''''N "'S'''.i'- 'E| o. INC E"'" .N"!
S"'.' "''''"''" ~ S"',i> III '.'..' 'l''
'S't ',''''' N''''.'!''''',' 3 \''i''! 20"
!'"'i'h% h'''n y'"hS t"c upper Vol
.,!'" ''M"'" N'''''':'. "'i"'H'' Nt?
P'I I.,., III ,.'' '''.''''.'I me.
\. "r We ",''' S,''''''"'' 90" ''o
N"I' '"' CO, ia" "e'' ""!'H'H /"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

start fire in Cakes bedroom ~ an
apparent attempt 10 make the death
seem accidental. probably would
-avc suffered burns. lliGGs brought
out today that many burned hairs
were found on dc Marigny's face
and arms. then unexpectedly asked:
could Suuburn cause this bril-
lance ot The hair?'
II don't deny that" the quiet
spoken American replied
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Russians Continuing
Fight For Krivoi Rog
Storm Toward Perekop,
Last Door of Escape
For Nazis in Crimea

l"iillOH, oCl. -J-N Al')--Eh
mighty Russian tank force
crushing down on krlvoi Roy,
strategic Dnlcper loop city. from
the north, began It's second
day al battle today with last
ditch German armOr in 4 fierce
struggle Tor possession oil the
iron mine and rail center.
Tie battle is still in ull prog
rcSS.' the German high command
commuGIquc said. The Nails as
serted Ih,y had destroyed ll5 Rus
sian tanks.
South OF the DnIcpcr loop. Rec
Army troops were piunGIng 'nruug'
The wide stcppcS OF inr Sou'hevA
Ukraine less than 90 miles from
Pcrcknp, last due ul escape nuc;I
I" The NaI C:imcin narrIsums. Mos
COW said.
HE Russians, advancing IT
rate OF from twelve to IL miles
day. would reach the gate vi
Pcrckop within a week il that
pace Is maintained.
CAPTURE Of the village of NiZ-
hnc-Saragozhy, highway junction
III the heart Of the Stcppc coun-
try i6 miles west of Mclitopol
and only A miles from the Dnic-
per river tGwn of Kakhoyka,
cleared the way for the rapid
westward surge. More than
1000 Germans were killed in the
battle for Nizhnc Saragozhy.
The Russians found 80 freight
cars left behind when the enemy
lied the town.
In cleanup operations southwest
"i cp!"pctroNSk. Soviet TROOPS
swept INTO several towns and cap
iur"d additional stores of German
m!lltHTy equipment. On their way
To JON the forces Storming Krlvni
R"". they killed l.5OO Nazis and
captured an entire company of the
46th German infantry division, the
war bulletin said.
Balki. a village - miles from
Nokopol. Gcrman-hcld strong pr,lt
IN the northern stcppc country. was
taken by Soviet columns rounding
up German remnants south OF The
bend OF the DnIcpcr river.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Tobacco Markets
TO Reopen Monday
After 3-Day Close
Governors Broughton and Darden Express
Satisfaction Over Resu Its cf Holiday

Raleigh, Oct. 29-(AP)-TobaccO markets the Eastern,
Middle and Old Belts will reopen for sales Monday
pension of three days Governor Broughon and Governor
den of Virginia said today Il Joint statement
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
LowerOpening
For Cotton

New York. oct 2g.--(Ap)-Co;-
ton futures (old cortracD opened
five Ia 20 cents bale lower.
Noon values were - 60 80 cents 4
bale lower. December 2O.O6. Marcn
1897. and May 1868.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Warmer this afternoon. NOT
quite so cool tonight and Satu:-
day ior"Gnnn.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07

Wartime TOURISTS" Miss L. Don
ner, of Minnesota, and Sergt. I. Doc
little, of Mississippi, visit ruins of
Kutb Minar, one of the oldest cities
of India. Miss Bonner is an army
civilian employe, while the ser
geant is one of many U. S. soldiers
stationed there.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07

Curry Up Calf is the title of
this photograph by Mrs. Karl B.
Cuesta of Tampa, Fla, which won
a national Red Cross contest. The
young model, Cindy Lou Sinclair, is
the daughter Of a Tampa physician.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07


will their contributions White
National
skates,
3d. birthday will climax the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07

Capt. Gerauld Wright, USN, Of
Washington, d: C., who successfully
spirited Gen. Henri Giraud out of
France and transported him to Al
giers via British submarine, is
shown above. Captain Wright ar
rived at Algiers with his important
passenger on the same day the
North African invasion started.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07

to the BunaGona u S.
through the june before getting into action with
action with the Japs coming
American troops as they were g
exhausted he lying ON the ground
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-07

The "weaker sex" in England has
turned to many strOng-arm jobs TO
help win the war: These girls are
chipping and scraping part of the
hull Of a merchant ship as their
part of Britain's ceaseless effort to
keep her ships in good repair:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Laughs Highlight NeW
ShOWs at Clubs This Week
By COLLEEN MACDoNELL


TIE SPOTLIGHT lS on comedy
out al the Club Stevadora this
"a tok whore two Of the boys Who
made "IIclIZapopp,n funny
snow arc conyiIllinp tbo custom
ors nj .,bc ponllar o3st side ntght
erot pU, Adams and SnlyIy
sro Tho IVA comedy Stars SpccIai-
zinc p nilar,ous dancing effects.
Oncning with "a double cntcndre
dialoouo EIly thor solos on a
comedy dance with some excellent
al mn wort 'rncn dressed i'm
,on,c r7is-ft soldier uniforms. the
two vi,c-crack thoir WAY oAcr
tho floor
Snivyv docs some solo work on
STORMY Weather and they fin
go ...L int ,., t ,.-Ti1or
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
MuCKEYS SHOW BAR

Ann Sutcr the Broadway sing
ing comcdicnno. is headllnlng the
ShnM- -AIIcknA-S- Show Bar these
evenings.
Supporting tho Song-star are
Sonny and Honey whose duo tap
steps rhyme rs well as their
names. Jamae and Company who
specialize IN novelty and magic
-tt-4-si - t-4st'rtii : -s4fttt
Anthony. ballroom team whose
riaurrS are bOth graceful and
SuaNo.
Those six dancing lovelys, the
Taft Blondear~. viii give YOU good
reason 20 believe Anita Loos
statement that gentlemen prefer
bonds. While The voice OF
jimmy Burton tenorizes agree
ably.
Maria Del Carmen. the MeXi-
can character dancer, and Leo
Walters Dixicland band round
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Zero NoStel as the comic swami
Is amusing
There is almost a prepOndcr-
-ance OF talent and prnd-ct-aR- dis
play and 50 many talents brought
20 bear that they only succeed in
ohSCurInR one another For eX-
ample, Tommy Dorsey has 1Wn
whole sequences which mean
nothing and there's a Stupcndous
ESQUIRE Girl number which has
nOthlEg- -!G-ll+ti tlf.---t cry
Outside of this oNer-prOduCtiOn.
however. YOU should find "Du-
Barry Was Lady, a lavish piece
OF entertainment
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Ingrid Bergman

ERNEST HEMINGWAY. tho
author OF For Whom the Bell
Tolls % selected lngrId Bergman
10 portray Maria n The piCrur.la-
'lon of his story lie autographed
a copy of his hook % hor. "T0
Ircud Bergman. who s the Maria
of this story Gary Cooper IS co.
starred with Mss Bergman in the
TacnrIcoL0r film.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

oui the show which .s presided
over hy the well-liked Blly
Meaghcr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Professor Enters Army

ANN ARBOR. Aug. q - Prof.
Ralph W. Hammctt OF the Uni-
verSity OF Michigan architecture
college VIII report AT Fl Custer
today as a captain 10 begin train
ing for Allied military government
and occupied territories.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
HOLIYWOOD ADDITIONS

Tho inclusion ~ pro'cs,.on1 s
have made certain episodes slide
past Tho camera. clc more
smoothly ha' - inc same Inn"
wc got Iu~' as wirn oi KICK oI'
of SIT Julie o>h.0- Cpl. IilcS'on
Perry. SGT Far. oxford and Sgt
James burro0l aS We dId ou' 81
he polished performances OF j.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
81 Costumes

THE EOLR Angel Sisters -popo-
thy Lamour, Betty Hutton, Diana
Lynn and Mimi Chandler wear a
total OF s. costume. in a new mu-
seal And the Angels Sing
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Thre atens Hope

WHEN BOB HOPE was work.
ing IN Lets Face IT. BInC Crosby
visited him on The set and SAID
thar Il he didn't QUIT WjSeCraCk.nC
about his race horses, he was
going 20 name one after him Bor
noaned, 4 knew H. My first zoe
was in a butcher shop and u looks
like I'm goinC 10 end IN one. %
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Show,
Terrific

Cinema maneuvers rather than
military tactics have transformed
the all-Serviceman show, This Is
the Army" into faRtastieaiiy
brilliant movie with a great deal
of fan-appeal.
The picture, which opened at
the Palms-State last night at a
special premiere. which brought in
a $4,000 take at the box office,
seemed 10 delight the first GUS
toners and our only hope is that
ensuing audiences viii find II Just
AS satisfactory since the major
part Of the proceeds Of this movie
VIII 60 to Army Emergency Re-
liei the same organization which
prompted the stage show.
Warner Brothers have obviously
felt that they must add some
thing more 90 the screen version
since filming a stage show always
-fAtt 't->- something - nc 6CSTTCd
A photographed stage a W q " S
limits the camera eye. so, IN TIM,
case. they have tackled on a
preface which deals with a bunch
Of tho boys whooping II up over
the famous ZIP. ZIP Taphank
OF the first war.
In these sequences We meet a
group OF hollywood folk pretend
ing 10 be the previous generation
There's George Murphy Alan
Hale Charles Butlcrworth, all
paving the first world war path
10 the present show.
just why this was considered
neCc~ AIRY is something of puzzle
except that it gives more conti-
nWtv 10 a show which was do
Signod primaTIiV as "A revue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
STILL IN KEEPING

The only flashback in the orig
inal presentation Il YOU recall
reVolVed about the Irving Berlin
number. "Oh How l Hate 10 Get
In In the Morning which is- in-
eofpora'cd In TINS one. too.
Now il takes as fully four reels
nf =IlnllAANnnlen- actors 10 Get 10
the real show
Thnn un -Gra.lA- Snt4la- LuMn 70
SHOW wh.eh 'Fc believe 10 hc
one Of the most entertaining
we've ever seen
Perhaps the show loses some Of
its potcnt-d quality on fhe screen
since. naturally the hlE thrlI IS
20 500 Your actual members Oi inc
arnled d-f-r-r.,-z- -tirrrr Anrrr1n
Eagle or tho navy finale of the
FIRST act h4t We s'Ill C0t a
terrific k.---e-tft of H.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

matte part as a chaplain on Ba-
taan i'm So Proudly We Hail"
starring Claudette Colbert. Pau-
Icttc Goddard and Veronica Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
'DuBarry'
Gorgeous
At U.A.

THAT WAS no lady you seen
us with last night at the United
Artists; that was DuBarry, who
is the central ftgHrc of one Of the
most lavish musical comedies
M-G-M has turned out.
This is a film adaptation Of the
Buddy DoSylva-Cole Porter "Du-
Barry Was a Lady" which ran
on Broadway for two years and
its as gay and Gaudy an affair
as YOU could wish for.
OF course history gives us a
slightly different description of
her than the camera affords.
She was slick chick with
plenty of chic check. She was a
girl who know her way around
a palace and spent the money of
fifty million Frenchmen like 1T
was Nichy water.
She was the gaLellc who started
the gabelle "a salt tax that Pari-
san palalrS- couldn't Stomach) - IL
anyone like the fnancior, the Duo
dc ChoiScul. complained, she d
'Snarl prcttily "awrlght sou me" "
But extravaganza Of this little
mlllIner who set her hat for the
king weren't any more riotous
than the lHXur#es with which this
production is filed
4 MODERN START
Actually the whole thing starts
I'm a night club where Red Skel-
ton is the hat check boy From
behind the counter he worshlps
tho glamorouS dancing and sing
ing star Lucille Ball, who IS IN
tOVC WITH dancer Gene Kelly.
But she is determined 10 marry
for money and tell the poor out
honest hooicr 10 take a few steps
ln the other direction.
When Skelton wins the Irish
Sweepstakes being a hal check
boy It should have been the
D1Ih& -manc* gives hin courage
80 -pfopo>c-to Luctile She accepts
and at their engagement party,
~kclton tries 70 give Kelly a
Mickey F4HH
He gets % himself. however.
+-it44t y 4---.4 ttrtf4t-~-tt,-- fiHas
that he LOUIS %F, Lucille IS Du
B7Try and Kelly the young revo-
W'iouary who IS trying 10 over
throw tho king
It's a gorgeous nightmare The
NcryaLllo sclucnCcs are filed with
,umptuou> sctS. beautiful cos
.-rt----- - -i-rH-t-4 i44ss X 81 < and Very
funny situations.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
THE DETROIT TIMES

provide the musical background
and play for the war workers
session fr0m z tAl noon on Friday
md SaluIlaN-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
81 MPTUOUS THROUGHOUT

The only trouble is that in an
attempt 20 clean up the original
story which was pretty broad.
the film has lost the thread of
any plot and the picture becomes
spo''y,
Also there Is too much business
ln the night club before they set
ne down 20 the fast and furious
fantasy Of seventeenth century
France.
Red Skef0r IS not as funny As
Bert Lahr hUt he clowns through
most of ihe reels ably enough
Grae' surprise rs lovely Lucille
FaII She, certainly \ TeChn.color
ose'u with her COPPER CdIfurc
and delicate colorng She's a
dof' comodlcnne, Too, and II has
taken them long enough 10 dis
cover what great talent she has.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

s<sz.sltAa Q, Ea-E gsa. -i,I syae- .ae
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23

Bennett were over night visitors at
Libby last week.
Grover Smith was business Wis
itor at Spokane last week.
Dolores Joy arrived Monday from
Aberdeen, Wash, to spend two
weeks at the home of her parents.
The Aberdeen schools have been
closed on account of flu epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Fewkes were
Spokane visitors the first of the
week.
Seth Hates arrived Sunday even
ing from Whitefish where he spent
the weekend with his wife WHO is
a medical patient in the hospital
there. Mrs. Hates is expected home
the last of this week.
Wallace Litchfield was a bust
ness visitor in town from Seattle
last week
Flora Mae Sagen and June and
Lois Sanders arrived from Missoula
last week to spend the Christmas
vacation at the homes of their par
ents.
Glen Maddox spent few days at
Kalispell and Whitefish last week
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
ORDER FIXING TERMS
OF COURT

In the District Court of the Elev-
enth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the Counties
of Flathead and Lincoln.
1t is hereby ordered that the
terms of Court in the above enti-
tied district for the year 1914 are
hereby designated as follows: Flat
head County January 1st, April 4th
July 18th and October 3rd; Lincoln
County January LIST, April 9th, July
18th and October 7th. Naturaliza-
ton days will be March 18th and
August 10th in Lincoln County and
March 10th and August 18th in
Flathead County. Court will con-
vene. on naturalization day at the
hour of nine o'clock A. M
Dated this 7th day of December,
1943.
DEAN KING,
Judge
ATTEST:
Fred F. Clark
Clerk d16-3O-3t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-23
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Elev-
enth judicial District of the State OF
Montana, in and for the County OF
Lincoln.
L. D. Frost, plaintiff, VS.. Waverly
L. Brown and Frances M. Frost as
executors of the estate of William
Franklin Brown, deceased, Waverly
L. Brown, Frances M. Frost, Win
ME F. Brown, Florence H. McCan-
non, Howard w. Brown, Martha E.
Brown, Ray c. Frost Cora G.
Rhodes, Grin c. Rhodes, Grace
Brown, Nora B. Pomeroy and Letha
Sauer as the County Treasurer of
Lincoln County, Montana, and all
other persons unknown, claiming
or might claim some interest, right,
title, or estate in or lien or en-
cumhrance upon the real property
described hereinafter, adverse to
plaintiffs ownership or cloud upon
plaintiffs title thereto, defendants.
The State Of Montana sends greet
ings to the above named defend
ants and to each of them:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the Complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of this Court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon one of you
in each county wherein any of you
reside, and to file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days
after the service of this Summons,
exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be taken
against you, by default, for the re-
liel demanded in the Complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain