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amount which Hearing Commits
sioner Helsell found he fsiled "a
deolare-from his next coffee ra-
ton. The deduction will be made
because Brennan will not use cof-
fee IN his restaurant for IS days
and he normally uses 10 pounds q
day.
In the hearing before Hell
sell. Brennan testified under
oath that he stated his cof-
fee inventory "a Of midnight,
November 81. vas 95 pounds
when his coffee inventory at
that time was ais pounds. He
explained he forgot" about
$50 pounds of coffee unde-
clared.
Camp. in his official opinion,
declared: Anyone whose memory
is so extremely faulty as TO for
get 80 pounds OF coffee under
the above circumstances. or who is
so grossly careless in the prepare
ton of his declaration as to omit
to include $50 pounds of coffee.
cannot be considered a safe per-
son TO trust with rationed COM
modities.
"All the coffee which the re-
spondent forgot to declare was
stacked in his storeroom at his
place of business where he could
easily have taken a physical in
ventory and made an accurate
report.
His failure TO do 80, result
ing ~ II did In n gross mis-
statement Of his supply Of
coffee. forces us 10 the con-
clusion that he has not exer-
cised the care required Of per-
sons trusted with rationed
commodities"
Finley pointed out that this cof-
fee is carried to us In ships on
which American seamen have lost
their lives because they travel
through nests Of Nazi submarines.
This rationed commodity comes to
us at the risk Of American lives
That is why the government is so
anxious that II be fairly dis
tributed through rationing."
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Iery OF Fort Mon
roe Va Q n d
{ 0 mmisSioned O
second lieutenont
is Eugene Touo
sic son OF M.
ond Mrs George
7 0 m osie oo22
So Tyler St
he wos com
stoned Q er
months of orou-
ous drilling ond
STUDY c n q n oS
been transferred
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ELMER r. SOUDER

Elmer f Souder, 81, a resident
Of Seattle, died Thursday at local
hospital. A native of Herman.
Neb,, he was farmer. Surviving
is a daughter Mrs. II. f. Lewis.
in Seattle. Gaffney's sent the body
Friday TO Seattle for funeral ser
vices and burial
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{ o sin s, IT,.
1902 20. z 81
son Of n oIy
Cousins.
Horny recently
Nos promoted TO
n 2 o d machine
gunner with ms
outfit.
he joined the
service lost Jon
uoY prio 10
which he uos o
painter OF SEQ
Toc shipyord
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Continued from Page One)
shall Erwin Rommel's retreating
Afriks korps on the road to sfax.
The advance Of the Eighth army,
which has now joined forces with
the Americans from the central
front, had progressed more than
IS miles north Of the Wadi Akarit
and was striking past La skhirfa
toward Graiba. which is only a
little more than 30 miles from
Sfax.
CAPTURE PRISONERS
There was considerable doubt
whether Rommel. harried by allied
air attacks which cost him many
vehicles, could make another big
scale stand south of sousse. al
most 100 miles north OF Graiba
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OPA Cracks Down in Seattle
Restaurant Operator
Forbidden to Serve
Coffee for IS Days
Foiled 10 Declare $50 Pounds

Forbidding q Seattle restaurant
operator to serve coffee for Is
days was the penalty-first OF its
kind in the Pacific Northwest
assessed against D. n. Brennan.
manager Of the Central Building
Fountain, ss14 Sd ave. Seattle. by
Office Of Price Administration
after a hearing conducted in Sc
attic on March 5 before Frank 2.
Heisell. Seattle attorney, IL Was
announced by Robert c. Finley.
oPA chief enforcement attorney.
Found guilty Of failure TO
declare $50 pounds Of coffee
by Heisell. acting as judge, In
the unprecedented ORA ration
court Brennan was ordered
not 10 sell, transfer. deliver.
use or serve coffee for any
purpose" In connection with
his operation Of the Central
Building Fountain ''from 1901
a. m. April ~ 10 1901 A. m.
May l."
The order was written by Harry
y. Camp. regional oPA admins
traitor in San Francisco who is
also acting a. hearing commits
0oner Of the Office Of Price Ad-
hinistration for the Pacific Coast
region. Finley said.
To be posted in the Seattle res
taurant by order of the oPA as q
further penalty for the violation
~ the governments wartime cof-
fee rationing order, Finley said. n
. sign reading:
~NOTICE OF SUSPENSION
The right 10 serve, use,
transfer or receive coffee by
this establishment has been
suspended until 1901 q. m.
May I. 1s4s ny order Of the
ONCE Of Price Administra-
t1on - for violation Of the
coffee raticning regulations
The notice. Finley said. shall
BE- posted In such a manner as 10
Be plainly visible to persons enter
ing the premises"
The order also directed Bren-
mans rstioning board In Seattle to
deduct $50 pounds of coffee-the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
ANDREW STATES

Andrew States. So. died Friday
at a local hospital He resided at
1882 Market st. and leaves no
known relatives. Cassidy and
Allen are in charge of funeral ar
raneements.
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CebuIo recent ! Y
surprised his por-
ents, M. O n d
Mrs. John Ce-
bulo OF 1888 60
n orriso n st,
when he returned
I r o m q six
months tour OF
duty IN the South
Poetic and spent
O 10 doy We
OF home
Cebulo offend
- G. 49,
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BENEFIT PROGRAM

For Norwegian disabled seamen
given by the Sons a Daughters of
Norway Saturday night. April 10,
500 p. m. at Normsnna hall. 18th
and X. Fine program. refresh
ments and social hour. Good time
for all. Fifty cents including tax
ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

April 2, hiIe
siotioned 50 m e
v b ere N N e
North Atomic
Wor cree os @
truck driver With
AAF.
he corporol,
who entered the
ormy February,
1q42 wos O c.
siIIon truck drIv-
e. prior 10 n s
entrance N Z O
service. he O =
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MIS- v 1 0lfi
90 So Asth =
who Frooy Aprd
9 Nos oelebrot
his I'D
brfhdoV - p
frenos ond feio-
tises
Greeting him
on orrivoi home
recently besides
MS parents Sos
Horts wife ire
former G ttN
Wilcox c To-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
World War
A Year Ago
April 8, 1912
BY UNITED PRESS

Japanese bombers sink British
cruisers Cornwall an Dorsetshire
in Bay Of Bengal.
British admiralty announces the
sinking OF 10,0O0-ton Italian
cruiser by British submarine in
the Central Mediterranean.
japanese report ~ merchant
men sunk or damaged and so
planes shot down in naval opera
lions IN the Indian ocean up to
April Z.
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just the Core
TAVERN ENTERED

Charles Bunker, hose detective
at Winthrop hotel. 9th 81. and
Broadway, reported to police Fri
day the hotels tavern was entered
shortly after midnight Thursday.
Three beer taps were left running.
and an unknown amount of money
was moved from the cash register.
Bunker said
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lNi@
Now Aviation Cadet

Among those
os eviction CO.
Gets IS pl Geo
scr De Vie son
Of Mrs Leno De
Vito. 40 50
" oshineton st.
he viii receive
pilots tfoinno OF
Sheppord field,
Tes
De Vito os
been N ire ser
wee for f~o end
O holf yeors be
NC formerly sto
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sienol corps over
secs with the u.
s. orny is Glen
Wintermute, son
OF Mr.. ond Mrs.
Fronk Winter
m ute. 7ol So
5lst St
Glen is O pr
vote on d h 0 5
been in the orny
since lost Ocio-
Der.
Prior 70 Join
mo the service
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MRS. KATE MARSHALL

Private services for Mrs. Kate
Marshall. 81, viii be held Saturday
morning at Tacoma mausoleum,
under direction of Buckley King.
The Rev. Henry Victor Morgan
will officiate. Mrs. Marshall died
Thursday at q local hospital. She
had been = resident OF Tacoma for
80 years. living most Of that time
with a sister. the late Miss Sue
Spencer. She was a member Of
the Church Of the Healing Christ.
She is survived by a son. James
Marshall, and two grandchildren
in Tacoma. and two brothers. F. d.
Spencer. Los Angeles. and f. L.
Spencer. Of Tacoma.
CARL GEORGE p. PETERSON
Carl George P. Peterson. as. died
Friday at his home. Rt. 8, Box 10.
Tacoma. following a long Illness.
A native Of Marinette. Wis. he
had been a resident Of Tacoma
for "a years. He had been en-
ployed as a plumber ano later as
a machine operator at the Buffe-
len Door CO. He was a World war
veteran and a member OF the First
Methodist church. Surviving him
are his wife. Sarah. and daughter.
Miss Louise A. Peterson. Of the
home: another sister. Mrs. Ben F.
Smoot Washington. D. C. his
mother. Mrs. Charles f. Peterson.
Marinette: three brothers. Stanley.
Los Angeles. and Oscar and
Claude Peterson. Marinette. and
four sisters Mrs. Alexander Ham
ilton. Tacoma, Mrs. Henry Hsus-
field, Milwaukee. Wis. Mrs Lloyd
Darling. Ontario. Canada. and
Miss Ann Peterson. Marinette.
Buckley-king viii make funeral
arrangements.
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jones kieyn.
@ NofU fendef
first cess ~ @
entered the now
in August. 1897
kiem y c
resdes Nth his
sister Ms hrlin
McLelHon, OF
s2l6 50 a 81
o bseUes his
birtbdoy hprfI
TO-
he offe de d
r $500
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Obituary N Offices
SOPHIE TRITIkOFF

Sophie Tritikoff. 25. Of Alaska.
died Thursday at a local hospital.
Paul Mellinger and son. Lakewood
mortuary, will make the funeral
announcement.
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toned IN the coost aaord Of Fort
Worden. Re IS TONER eellornaIne
high school student.
His wife. the former Fronces An
dersen. resides With her porenfs Of
o2oS So. Pine 81. (NoIun Pho'o.5
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tended Stewort junior high school.
Corp. Andrews hos two brothers
also oidino IN defense OF their coun-
try. John Andrews works OF defense
pIont; Poul U. S soilor. IS sto-
toned OF Peon HORROR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

como sfI
rort IS chief petty eftioer end
c eroduoie Or Lincoln nigh school
While q school. Doniel ~os eotiss
in boxing ond too'boll. he else took
pert IN other cthlefic octpities.
Prior 70 entering the service Oc-
fooef. 1888. Petty Officer Hart ~os
Q n,ccnirfsf
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mere.
he ~os born in Yokino. but nos
resided in Tocoro Tor IS veox.
Others sharing IN congratulations
Saturday besides his fother, will be
his sisters, Mrs. Peooy Stewort ond
Mrs.. Merno Johnson, both OF 10
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

10 new Stotio0 Tor dutY.
L.. Torosie offended Lincoln high
school ond ~os on automobile me
chonic for United Producers Co. here
prior 70 entering the orny Sept ) J..
1910
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SOCIAL POSTPONED

The basket social scheduled BY
Our Ssviour's Lutheran church has
beer postponed. The new date
will BE- announced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Warming Issued 10 Prevent Deaths
Danger Of Abandoned
Gasoline Tanks Cited
By Tacoma Fire Chief
Steps TO Insure Safety Outlined

Fear that abandoned property de-
ructon and death Friday Chief Emory "
Whitaker who issued warning major
oil companies and storage to
daey take precautionary prevent possible
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

ond 6fay junior high school Seyn
vos formerly employed b. postol
Telegraph Co
EtheI Andrews Of Szz2 50. Thompson
owe. ~os observing MS 80 b.rthdoy
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Home on Leave

Home on leove from duty Win
the coost ouord in the South Poetic
IS Don,el J. Hort, son OF M. eno
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Now OF Corvallis

Observing his birthday Saturday
April 10. while stotloned with the
orrny OF Corvallis. Ore. will be Ham
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he ~os student OF Bellorrine ono
Lincoln high schools ond wos EN-.
ployed by local printing ond pub
fishing concern.
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Serving Overseas

Observing his 22d birthday FRI
doy, April 9. while serving with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Tocomun Promoted

A recent eroduote from officer
oondidote school in SEQ coost ortil-
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Surprised Parents

lind Cas- Shipfitter Wolter J.
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Birthday Saturday

Seelas q Toned Peod F+afbof &
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Distributed by cAMMARAko BROS.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
Throw hem Out!
Dawson County Review

Lou R. Maxon, high official of
the OPA, has resigned with the
declaration that There is a strong
clique in OPA who believe that the
government should manufacture
and distribute all commodities. They
are using the war as means of
furthering their reform ideas and
will continue to use honest men
in OPA as front for their efforts.
IF this group isn't curbed, we
are going to lose a good slice of
the very freedom we are fighting
for"
Mr.. Maxon's charges are similar
to those of leading retail distribu-
tors, who have reiterated many
times that the distribution industry
faces total disruption unless the pet
theories of extremists are relegated
to back seat.
With initiation gaining inexorably,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
BROILING
SECRET

Broiling is quick, easy dry heat
method for cooking tender meats
or meats made tender by grinding.
Low temperature broiling reduces
shrinkage, keeps meat juicier,
causes less scattering and burning
and makes only one turning nures=
sary.
Cuts commonly cooked by broil-
ing include lamb rib, loin and
shoulder chops and leg steaks; rib,
club, sirloin and porterhouse steaks,
smoked ham slices; bacon and beef
or lamb patties. Although pork and
veal are tender meats, they are
cooked by moist heat for best re-
sults-braised not broiled.
Pork chops or steaks should be
cooked well done to bring out their
flavor. Broiling them to the we'll
done stage makes them less juicy.
Veal, being from young animal,
does not have enough fat for broil-
ing and should be cooked like pork
chops or steaks.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

the spectacle of one of the prin-
cipal agencies established to COM
bat rising prices experimenting
with the doctrines of socialism,
while the destInes of hundred
and thirty million people hang in
the balance, is intolerable
The production and distribution
system in this country has been de-
veloped to a state of perfection
never before attained in history
The result has been evident in every
American home Why, in the name
Of heaven, should this system be
scrapped when we need it most?
If given chance, our farms and
factories and our merchants will
feed and clothe the country. They
will do it, initiation or no initiation.
The only thing that could conceiv-
ably stop them would be hopelessly
complex domination by so-called
war agencies" who would rather
see Americans growing in rows than
fighting for victory.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
RATIO
REMINDER

Gasoline-In II states Of eastern
shortage area A-6 coupons are now
sgood. In states outside the eastern
shortage area A-8 coupons became
good September o.
Fuel Oil-Period- s coupons in old
rations remain good through Sep
TENDER 30. Period ! coupons in new
rations are good through Deem
Der.
Sugar-Stamp No. IA good for 5
pounds through October. Stamps
Nos. Is and 16 good for pounds
each for home canning through DC
tober 81.
Shoes-Stamp No. Is good for |
pair through October 81.
Stoves - Consumer purchases of
rationed stoves must be made with
certificates obtained at local War
Price and Rationing Boards.
Meats, Fats-Red stamps X, Y and
2 good through October 2. Brown
stamps A and B good through Oc-
tober q Brown stamp c becomes
good September rs and remains
good through October 30.
Processed Foods-Blue stamps II,
v and w expire October 20.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
Army Spends Million
Monthly For
Recreation

The army is spending more than
million dollars month for rec
reation and athletic equipment for
its fighting men at home and over
seas, the War Department reports.
Equipment is provided for the ia
vorite outdoor sports of the fight
ing men, particularly baseball and
football. Those preferring less ac-
tive recreation have the choice of
cards, dominoes, darts, chess, check
ers, backgammon, or bingo. Includ-
ed among the purchases are musical
instruments.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
MAY REQUISITION IDLE
TRUCKS

Idle used trucks may be requisi-
toned by district ODT offices for
Agricultural County War Boards to
transport vital agricultural prod
ucts where such transport service is
vitality needed. Requisitioning will
be necessary only where owners of
idle used trucks are unwilling to al
low the use of their vehicles in this
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
CERTAIN SEEDS UNDER PRICE
CONTROL,

Buyer prices on processed and
Impressed seeds of alfalfa north
ern, central. and southern) red clio
yer, alsike clover, sweet clover, and
timothy have been restored to APP
proximate levels paid last spring.
At the same time, OPA has assured
producer-farmers somewhat higher
returns than last season, reflecting
parity prices or better on sales of
these seeds to them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

area of the cities in which the games
are to be played. By SO restricting
sales, ODT pointed out, football
games can be held without increas-
ing the already heavy load on in
tercity buses and trains.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
CUT FOOTBALL TRAVEL

All school, college and other foot
ball teams have been asked by the
Office of Defense Transportation to
eonfine the sale and distribution of
tickets To the residents Of the local
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

For Sale-One dining room table,
large size. light oak: one steel bed,
coil spring and mattress; one wood
heater; one linoleum rug 9xI2:
White Leghorn pullets. S1.25 each;
II young geese; New Hampshire
hens, one year old; one Plymouth
1885 4-door sedan. good rubber
Fred Van Spyk, Eureka. 1919
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

For Sale-1 circulator heater,
wood or coal, $50, 2 wood or coal
heaters, So each; car heaters, ST
each; cook stove, SIS; | kitchen
cabinet, SIS; Model T engine COM
plete, SIS; | Model A engine, SIS,
100 gunny sacks, $40, Xmas tree
saws, 81 each, blacksmith blow
or and ducks nest, SIS, 3 heavy
chains and cable blocks; | sewing
machine, $3.50, | 1885 rifle, Sc,
mattress and spring, s8.-M. J.
Page, Troy. 1t
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Yellow copy sheets, 8lax11 inches,
for sale here. Keep copies OF your
letters. Only zoe a Id. If
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FOUND.

Found-1943 truck license Own
er may have same by calling at
this office and paying for this ad. 1t
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Wanted to buys or 4-room mod
ern house, good location. Write Box
331. 1t
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Wanted Christmas trees, all
sizes. See Halsted Remp. Phone
GAM. 1919
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WANTED

We pay cash for late model used
cars.-Standard Motors, Phone IA.
2-tf
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For Sale-Two registered domino
strain Hereford bulls. 2-year old,
Swear old.-Harold E. Butts,
Gateway, Mont. 1921
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Wanted-Surface workers Snow
shoe mine. Wages $3.50 48-hr. week,
time and half over 40 hours. Also
cook. Good opportunity man and
wife. loft.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

Michael Seed Co. wants Christ
mas tree cutters. See Halsted :.
Remp. Phone GAM 1919
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For Sale-850 Watt Delco light
plant; also u hp. and u hip. motor;
some wire and an electric iron, all
for s325-Louis Burrell. 1919
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

POLE MAKERS wanted on Little
Lightning creek. Good camp condi-
tons. Idaho Pole Company, Sand
point. 1921
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted to rent-Modern house,
close to town and school, Phone
177-M or write Mrs. Carl Larsen,
Eureka. 1920
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

A few boxes of extra choice, large
hand-picked and sorted apples for
sale Inquire at this office. If
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

Wanted-Veal, beef, pork and
poultry Write or call Bolyard's
Grocery & Market, phone los. 35-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

For Rent-Furnished cabins and
two room house; also for sale,
house with three lots-East Libby
Cabins. 1919
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Radio repairing backed by %
years experience. Large stock Of
parts. Ship whole radio or chassis
and speaker All work guaranteed.
-Norwest Radio Laboratories, Shell
by, Mont l9tf
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FOR RENT

For Rent-The A. j. Thomas resi-
dences, north of depot Reasonable
terms. See Blackford & Blackford.
1921
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CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

Heatrola for sale-Variety Gro
Gerry. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

For Sale-l934 Dodge sedan,
new tires, Al condition. Inquire
at Judge .Haigler's house. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

For Sale-Youhg feeder pigs, 8
weeks old, $500 each.-Tom Booth
man, Phone 20-F-2l 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
ALLEY OOP
JOE PALOOKA

kTS niC OlD
SFCRN
7 DipsJT KNOW
III WAS lOACND ..
ANYVgAg NAsiEN
LARD
ACCDENrAllY
FIRED Az a. a
Sun AE REAlla
WOKE 10 Tsg
TOHA o.
SiiAOYSlOE AID
IAlLED ATTENTION
b TsE WAR
BOND DRIVE
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08

MARTIN : SENOUR longer lasting
paints for completely repainting
extreior of average 5-room home,
S20.6O. No priority on paints.
Stocks still reasonably complete.
WHIT1NG-ME co.
l2f3 Nam FL Centre
liza
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
DEATH : FUNERAL
NOTICES

WHITE, Everett o., SO, died Thurs
day in Ell Centro of heart ailment.
Friends are respectfully invited
to attend services at Lemons
Chapel at 10 am. on Thursday.
Burial will be at Evergreen Gem
etery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Lucy White; a daughter, Mrs.
Beulah Bassett. five sons, Wal
lace, Gerald, Lester. Carl and
Donald and a sister, Mrs. Will
liam ArmSWald
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
Lost. Found Strayed

LOST-A gasoline ration card be-
longing to Juan B. Gotta. 11-10
LOST-Sat. morning. Ring Of keys
with initial j on identification
tag at l. V. Hardware. Reward.
11-11
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
Beauty Aids
5-Aelp Wanted

- HouSekeeper assistant,
Las Palmas Court Hotel, Ills
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08

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