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Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
WOriM9 III
ser &lemme

ShloB Neuidyponitein in 9aperlt
- Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der z. II. ..
glmnee boben genii9eno Mdterial =
mt Der eigenci llnteridriit DeS let
ten 5eruut @oring - nltfgernloen,
ullt SEN Jteid]smarid)aa ais Ben groB-
ten Spitbuben 81 itberfiibreli, Den
Die @eIt ie geieben fat.
Interchangeable itieBet IN
oiciem pradtigen Sdloiie auf Sfptb.
la0en boiler 9orrelponOen5 5Dilten
@orinU ua0 Nllire0 &oiGnberg, Dem
9Pmiitcr fiir Die 3iuilpermaltultg ser
int Siten 6eieeten @cbiete, un0 in
oem gricipebiel legen Die beioen
W91nner bis in ale @in5elbeiten
oar, tpie Tie Mriecn 5u pIiinoern ge-
0udten.
aber ntr ein gerineer 8rlfteil
0es G~iebesbeute befinoet iifD bier.
SIS iin0 @em6Ioe, Statuen, SLIDER
lnto ,Sumelen i'm Merte Don Wtillio.
nen bon Dollars, Die iest inter Be-
iDad,un9 Der 10. Il. g. GonfoiuiIion
lteben, mdbreno Gifi3iere nit Der
auf8abe beifofti9t iinO ieOeS <ilt'
obieft 5u ioentifi3ieren ulio es lets
mem @.igentiifrr- oariif3ugeben.
God Der idNperpicgenoite 5unO
beitebt in etnem bier Seiten luttgen
Brief Sen 8oring ant 81. Nouenlber
1910 al 3oieuberg 8eifrieben fat
tno in Dem Der friibere agoB" Der
2uFtmaffe pom Der Shonbeit Der
9anitIufen idJpdrmt, Ole er III
6~ronfreid geiunoen batte uno Die,
ME er oaroltf beitllr0. nod Deutld)-
lan0 gebrabt petoen miiBten.
@0rln9 mar 10 begeiitert, Dab er
&oieftberg ifricb, er neroe Die uone
arait Der 2uftpoffe CUR 8erfiigung
~Iteller, i'm 0ie 8eihlelini9ung oeS
3Ianes 3u f0rSert. Ger &eidsmar-
Ihoa batonte iebod& OoB iif) rtiemono
eirbiloen ione, OdB Die lleberfirbrltng
bon europGtifen @llniteegenitanoen
en- gros nod GeutidIaro p~eri0nlifer
ODER pribater @lorifi5ierung letner
Iel6It oSer 0es 6itbrers oierlen tDeroe.
3mei MuIeen iontelt erridtet per-
Sen - zines oooolt in 2in5, 81 Gb4
ren SitlcrS, nio ell 8peiteS an ei-
llent aitoere nod 5u beItimmeuoen
Srte gum MrlOenfen @orings. @r
Iblug Dor, oos lebtgenonnte Mlllelm
Dem 0eutI6en @olfe an ieinem go.
@eburtstage 5i ifjenfen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
SIR KlciNcrbiiecl
jcbt piano nStie

@aibington Die S9gl ertndd)-
tiJte oie GrofenreinigungS : Inter
neblnen BON alien &unoen, oenan lie
einen aus Grabt beltebenoen @oroe-
robenbiigel iiberlaiien, ein 8fano bon
5mei Gents 5u foroern. 9GA err
flart, 0aB oie MaBnabmen ourd) cine
ofute &nappbeit notpenoig gemoroen
lit. &unoeL Sic lire eigenen alei-
oerbiigel sur 8erfii9llng itellen brau-
den oas Sepoiit nidlt 5t 6nblen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

Qor0on ~ @erntann 8oerlng,
0eIIen 2uftpoffe emit Der Serror Gu
ropa8 mar, miro mogli4erlpeiie Die
erita fiibrenOe Ra5t-@arionlidfelt
iein, sic Dor 0ie internotionulen
Shronfen oes @erihts g~eltellt mer-
Den miro, mie Elm ser &riegsoerbre-
denzRommiiiion nabeitebenoer per.
untmortli6er @erpabrSmonn erflorte.
Seine 8rop6e3eiung, Dob Der @oe'
ring-8ro3eB ihon 6alo in S}ene ge-
ben 0iirfte, farn in einem augenblid,
in Dem Elm f0rmlid}e8 &eiieltreiben
nod onoeren fiibrenOen Wfitglieoern
Ser @a5i-8an0e I'M @ange NOR ltro
cine Meloung aus Berlin belugte, nab
Die &liien 5umin0eit bier oerfoblte
2eiden in Sdroen boben, bon oenen
cine pielleidt Sic N0olf Sitlers lelber,
Oes arie9Sperbredens Nr. /, lein
fonnte.
9ieier Meloung nah 6oben oie
&uiien nit 5iemlider Sid)erbeit lett
geItellt, BOB 5pei un0ere %gefunoene
2eidlen, sic 0es Observation-Disclosures
@altl SoIepb @oebbeIs unO Oes 5iib-
er-Stelloertreters Wurtin 8ormonn
Iino; uno SAB |ferrer cine at3abl BON
unoeren 2eiden olS Ole bon Aa5i=
8on5en iOentifi5iert morOen iilto.
Ser Gerbleib 6einridl Simmlers,
0e8 beriidtigten @eltopoyGbefs, un0
Soofin BON Ribbentrops, 0eiien go
Iitif ais albenminiiter Sen 8ooen
fir Den &rieg 1T europa 6ereltete, lit
cine 6roge.
Inter anOeren Go3is, nah oenert
nod gojagt miro, beiinoen lid 3r.
Gobert Sep Ser 6iibrer Ser grbeits=
front; ser SrtoenbeBer Sulius Strei=
der, Or. @alter SUIT, emit @irt=
id)afts : SadperitdnOiger, ulO Otto
9Gbeb, Ser @ebeima9ent un0 9oti6af=
ter beim 8idu-9fe9ine.
4nton 0iltlert, ser 6ii6rer Ser bol=
IGu0iiden Na3is, muroe I'M Saag ein=
geferfert, nm iid] Dor bollanOiiden
@ibtern auf Sic @eiduloi9ung oeS
2onoesperrats 3u berantmorten. Sc
fangenen=2age peroen nod nod
al1oeren bolldn0iiden ar~iegsDer6re-
hern abgeiud)t.
SIN 3meifel lit nad pie Dor Ser
GtotuS bon &uoolf SeB, Sitlers al
tenn 5tellbertreter, Ser Dor Sabren
nod Sdottlono Jog. Gas arieg8-
amt erfldrte nun, OaB er ariegsge-
fangener Iei.
aisebiibl, 0eiterreid - Maridua
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18


2uftidubfeller inter elmer 8ralterei
unterge6radlt moroen nno erbielten
gu ibren Gationen 2ie6esgabenpnfete
0es 8oten &reu5es oft uno regelmd-
Big"
3ie olliierte Wfilftarregieruf1g bier
errannte Sans Gitter bon SeiBen,
Ser Don 19t9-1930 Boli5eipraifoent
Nsiiindens mor uno uro 1923 oen
bon Noolf Sitter gefiibrten 8iirger-
brdus8utih unteroriifte, gum Boli-
5aigepaltigen Der SiarItaot.
gr lit Der Iiebente Nn5ifeiro, Der
bon Den 9ffliierten einen 6o6en Der
ipaltuiigspoiteil erboiten bat. Seit
1885 bate er cine Bapierfabrlf be-
triphpn
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Sdkrcibmaihinen
tpicNcr frciocecbcft

slfle geidrdnfungeli fiir Sic Ser
itellung bon Sdfreibmaidinen fin0
gefollen. 3ie 5abrifanten bic nod
Qriegsauftraee baden, miiiien aller-
oings oieie crit erleoigen, ebe tie NIT
Der 8roouftion ser Maid}inrn begin=
men f0nilen. fluid f0nnen tie crit
Dom Suli an 0ardllf redJileH, oaB if,
men gfa9l, &upfer uno anoeres Ma-
teridf fir Die 6eritellnng in uHbes
idrdnftcm MaEe geliefcrt meroen
tam.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Kcinc 5nanosarbcit
hicr fir Sic Dcmtihcn

Gan 6rancisco = 8ie gotid)after
@omin 8anlep Ser 8ertreter in Der
gnfiddoiqungs &pmmiliion Der
4Qiierten, bier erflCrte, tueroen Die
@ereittigten Stauten nod) Dem Grieg
feilte 3lpangsarbeiter pertpenOell.
Gr CAB nod elmer 9onfercll5 nit ben
AuBenmiitiitern Ser orei @roBnld6te
Der @offnung Als0ruf, 0aB Die
8er6anolungen Der &ommiIiion balo
in Mosfal Beginner ueroen.
Die &onmiiiion lit elmer III Saltd
qe~troffenen 8ereinbarltil9 entiprun-
gell. Bultlep ser friibere SduBmei-
tier Ser 0emofrotilhen 8artel, tDlirOe
fir8lid) pon Dem Y%rdli6enten Srn-
man gum 8ertreter WuibingtonS er-
nuntlt uno erbielt 9otl6ufterrung.
or mllrOe Der Nadfol9er bon Or.
Sja0ore 2ubin, Der Don Hooleuelt
ernanllt moroen mar lttlo FauleD
nah Mosfau bagleiten miro.
Sic G~ereinigten Staaten mogen
BON Sen Geutlfen 8aren ODER Mfa-
ihilren perlangen, Iagte Bali(ep, bod
leieli lie nid)t ot 3tuangSarbeiter in
tere1iiert,
Bon li6 IelbIt iogte, fr, er lei ofein
Moitn ees miloen 6rieOeas," bod
fomme es linn Dor nllem oarauf an.
cinen Srieoen 5t er3ielen der nidt
qGeid nod Der llnter3eidnung Die-
Der mi Stiide qCbt."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
1lansbcn icretc fiir
Sic Kricesecfanecncn

Miind)en u3ur slbDedslung
fam man einmdl ettpas anJenebates
ans 9eutldlano bpridJten" lf1rerbt
sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eleanor
8afaro, Die nit Ben Nmerifanern in
Miinden ein5og. ,sgs marfein Ser
gniigeM Sic omerifanilden @efange-.
llelr Sit ieben uno feit5nitelIelL mie
moblperiorgt uno geiuno lie allsle9en.
Nlle maren einmiitia III oen COB, 0aB.
iih sic Geutihen ibrer ans @eite m.
nabmen. Sic maren in einem tieien
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
S@lei6banOel
el11 @roblenl

NaibntAton Sic Dudlen0en
anpriid)e Ger bcirclten Hotioneu
lulO oas @a6stum oes S%t)Deid}1uns
eels biloeten icet iiir Die 8reiS.
f%ontrolle mo 0ns gan5e Gatlonela
gpitem ein ldgpereS YrOblen ais III
uuen %bisberlgen Ariegslubten. Siele
8eaunte geben offen 5it, DAB lte ltd)
Spraen madben. Surge betiirhtelt,
odb Die &ontrplle perlugcn miro,
pcnn INNER mc0r Gorrdte nud)
europa ubiliebeu. AnOere %erfldren,
0oB MIR 0roitiide aontrollnabnab'
men ser Gage begeNllen lonlter, mo
eilige bulten Is nid)t liir ulS9clNlpl.
ierb OdB Die Regierun8 lelbit oaS
gollSe 8erteilung5 Spften iiber,
nebmen mltB.
6olgenoe Gntlpiftungcn itber oos
@odenenoe Oeutell uuf eilell immer
lteigenoen 9ruf:
/. 8r1li0cnt truman erfl1rte,
OoB mir einetl @e5 finoen miillen
ltnO f0nren, i'm Amerifds Nabrnngs-
porrGte nit Den b%ungerlt0en 2dn0erlt
5u teilen."
2. Die OBA lteigerte 0ie Bunfte
fit Salot0le unO 9ohfett Don 6 olt
10 Yunfte PRO &f1tnO ullo erfl1rte:
a0ieie Station muB iidl b%crettbalten.
an fSetten uto 0eIen 81 IparelL
rpeltn cine mdbre Beiitener 5ar Sc
bebnrg oes 0tnngelS III Der @elt
9clejitet tperoen Ioa.
lle6eroa miro 5ugegeben, OoB ser
S6leidgbanoel in 6leiih lett Nono-
ten in 8liite itebt uno auh altf 3uf.
fer, @ier uno oroere @aren, Die in
unaelitgen0er Menge porbanoeu
iin0, iibsrgreift. Die 8eamten
fiirhten, Dab sic Qeute, bic bos @elo
ouTbrtlgen fonnen, lih mebr uno
mebr oeS Shleid9onoels be0ienen
tperSen, I'M fidp 81 ~periorgen, uno
red)nen nit ser 0io5lidfeit, 0uB
nidt mebr geritg 8orrdte 0urf) Die
legitimen anndle fommen perOen.
Aild lit oaraltf b%irgepielen NOR
Sen, -OoB ~all3uoiel fliiiiiges @elO in
Sen SGnoen Ser 8epolferung buS
&otionen . Spltem labmle9en ullO
cine qeidbrlid)e Snflution beraufbc-
Idporen tonne. Die Heii9notiou
bon @belter 0upis ols Nobrungs-No
miniitrntor mar gum Cell oaraii 5ll-
riid5ufiibren, oaB es Die &egierrng
oeridumt botte, Sic Gouffraft Ser
3ipil6eo0lferung Dem Mangel an5lt-
paiien.
&ur5 gefoBt, ltebt Die Sadie 10:
Die 9oniumenten baben Elm SdbreS-
e~infornmen pon etpa $150,000,000,-
600. 3ie Oorbanoenen @aren un0
.Gienlte, Die 0ubrrmgsmittel cinge-
Ifloiien, itellen einen Merf nun $780,
600. 100000 Dor. Sic Stcnern be.
.onipruhen et1po $25, 000,000,000
glei6t alp Elm lleberiduB bon etipa
$35000,000,000 Gin Cell onpon
miro III 8ono8 ongeleet, aber nidt
ales.
Ga Sic 3iuiliten i9r @elO nidt
fiir reIie NntoS, &aoios a%iiblidrollfe
mo 0erqleiden 9inge a%lSge0en fon-
men, ge6en lie eS eben fir Nab-
rllngSmittel aus. Sm letten Sabr,
als nodl nidt Gin 10 groBer Mangel
an 5leiid}, 3uder unb anoeren 0in-
Qen berridlte, baben oie amerlfaller
6eiier QeIebt ais lie 8upor.
SIM 1anfenoen Snbr iinO sic 8or.
r1te inoeiien uiel fnapper un0 ser
lShleihM1nnnp[ hIiiht
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

bic 4s StmGcn. @od)e olld) nodl oelt
i. Suli. Sn Ser 5%peiten @ritppe
lbteibt Die AS. 5ttn0en>8o Dem Gr-
melIcn scr lofulcn 8Nt@- Gireftoren
mabctm geiteat. Sic miro aild) lolllt
in 0e4piiicn Snouitrie5pelgen belbe=
6oGfen meroeil, 10 latt9e onS tott9 1T,
Inn Dem Wtangel 5u eege8ltet. Sn
oicIe Snouitrie5peige lilro Sertllien,
&ol5 nuO gcpilie @ruben eingeldylol-
len. Sontit miro Die 48@Stinoell-
ISOLDE aud in Ser Stublilloultrte
fnaen, oas 9eiBt im gor8en getom-
men, oenn Ole ein5elnen Stablqperfe
unterlieGen imner nod) Den Beltilts
munger iiir iene @ebiete, in pelfen
lie qelegen iiilo.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
pclitie Scr 1111lG
bis stilt l. Smli

Sic 9eitinlmun9en itber Die Ter.
teilung Ser M%r6eitsfrdfte merDer,
mic 0eItern fllr5 mitgeteilt balO sc.
1n0ert meroenb 0annit Die fieirierelt
6obrifen iiberaQ uaO Die groBeret
in ienen 8e3irfet in 1paldjen lleber-
fluB an Ar6eitSfroiten berrld)f, Die
GroOnftion iiir Den 3i~piG9ebroltd
mieocr alrfllebmen poer ertpeltert
f0nren. Saul g. MeJiltt Der Gel.
ter ser @O1G, Der iein B%rpgranrn
fiir sic lle6ergnl9sperioOe IN 8al9-
ington befannt ga6, batonte 0obet,
ooB ole 9eltimmuiaen in ienen ge=
5irfen in Strait bleiben, no 0as I'M
Snterelie Der &riegsproOnttlon ge-
boten erld)eint.
Mrgtut erflartc, IS merOe oeine
iehr ld)mere Aufgobe iein, Die Will-
nitionsnerfe NIT 0ei. notigen arbel-
ten 81 perIor8en nn0 gleid8eitlg
nclle arGeiter fir Die mndieloe
3ioifproouftion gu erbalten." Sn
oieler erlten l1e6ergangSiEit loaet
oaber aQe @eIude, Die iih auf Ole
grb0bung ser 3iuilproOuftion be-
3ie6en 9ennu %gepriift per0en, inl,
nter o6geIe6en BON ielteu flelneren
@erfen ltno ieneu groBeren Berfell
in 8ebieten, in oelien lleberldpiB oil
9trbeitsfr0ften berrid)t.
8is gum +. Sllli miro alio folgen-
Be Bolitif befolgt meroen:
/. Sn 8ebietelt, i'll melden l1eber-
iluB an arbeitSfraften berrifts fon-
men sic lofalen Girel.oren Der NltG
Die ap1ttroae ned enter aonlultle-
rutg Ser (ofnlen 8etrie6s- uit0 @r-
better ; 4uslGiille %aufbe6en.
2. Sn Den @ebieteft, no Nrbelter-
maftgel berridt bleiben Die 9eltaf-
ttgungggren5en, Die 9rioritatsbe-
Itinmultgen ullo Die 48 Stunoen-
ISOLDE in Strait, Die lofalen Girefto-
rem Der aommiIiion iinb gebalten,
oie Sage OeS Mr6eitsmnrfteS genau
i'm altge 5t be6alten, I'M aues gu
Dermei0en mas cine ldmele Wie0er-
einlteaung Don Mrbeitern, Die IN
&riegstperfen obgelegt wer0en, per-
9inoern fonltte.
3. $50 ses allgangig 1T, mag Der
lofale 9ireftor Die 9eihdftbgultgs.
gren3en anbern ooer d~uf9e9eben Inn
es Sen 5obrifantef bon 3iuil8iitern
5lt ermo9lihen, mebr &elte an5lt-
Itellen.
Nah Dem /. sui miro iidl fol-
genoe Gage erge6en: Sn Der Wuni-
tienS : @rlppe blieben aae 9ontroa-
beltimmungen in Strait, Sn elmer
sfpeiten @ruppe lmterlte6en lie Der
G%ntiheioung oes lofnlen GireftorS,
uno in alien anoeren @rnppeny mo-
lie iid ais iiberfliilfig ertpeilel, wer-
Den lie faaen. % oie &riegsauf-
trGge in oielen 6aaen 3lriifgeben,
fperoen AUDI in Dielen 6aaen arbeitS=
frafte frei meroen.
Die Site oler Maren, oie ais me-
ientlid) betrudtet weroen bleibt be-
iteben, aber lie miro nod un0 nuh
fleiner peroen. bis Tie nur nod bic
&rieQsaltftrdNe nmioBt.
@abrcno Scr llcbergan9speriooe
miiiien Sic 4r6eiter IN ben fontrol-
lierten @rltppen nah mie Dor 3erti-
ftfate erbalten, penn lie ibre Stele
a~uileben molien.
Sn Der Mnnitionsgruppe bleibt
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
6aIid) anfacfaft

u5ris. i'll oeiner Sole lit Elm Bod,
mie ueht oos m?~
So @ntti. bon aaein NOT
nidt."
Evening star., 1945-10-29

ture of the Philippines" Maj. Gen.
Claire Chennault discusses Amer
lean Relations With China"
WRC, s:00-Violinist Fritz Kreis-
Ter plays.
WTOP, 900 - Joan Fontaine,
George Brent, Don before in The
Affairs of Susan"
WRC, 9:30-Cornelia Otis Skinner
and Artur Rubinstein appear.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
ON THE AIR TONIGHT.

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
WRC, 8:0o-Humphrey Bogart In
MY Son John"
WRC, 8:30-Gen. George c. Mar
shall delivers the keynote address
opening the annual Herald-Tribune
Forum.
WMAL, 800 - Gen. Jonathan
Wainwright and Brig. Gen. Carlos
P. Romulo. Philippine Resident
Commissioner, speak on The Fu-
Evening star., 1945-10-29

WTOP, l0:00-SylVia Sidney and
Henry Fonda in You Only Live
Once"
VOL, 10;3O-Capt. Harold Stassen
speaks on Island Bases in Our
Trust"
WTOP, 103o-A special Victory
Loan show with Gen. Omar Brad
ley. Gene Kelly, Barry Wood, Bea
Vain.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

Each proposal must be submitted
on form and in an envelope to be
provided for the purpose, addressed
to the State Highway Commission
at Helena, and endorsed, Proposal
for Improvement State Maintenance
Project No. 150l-11-52."
No proposal will be considered
unless accompanied by an uncon-
ditional certified check in an
amount equivalent to five percent
(5%) of the total amount of the
bid. A corporate surety bond will
be required for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract.
Plans, specifications, forms of
contract and bond, proposal blanks
and full instructions are on file
for examination and may be OBJ
tanned at the office Of the State
Highway Commission in Helena,
Montana.
The Commission reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and
to waive technicalities as may be
deemed necessary in the interest of
the State. No bids will be consid-
cred except those from contractors
ascertained to be experienced and
responsible.
Proposals may be rejected if the
evidence revealed by the question
naire and sworn financial state
ment indicates that the bidder is
incapable of performing the work
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

bids for the construction Of the i'm
provement Hereinafter described
will be received by the State High
way Commission of Montana at the
offices of the said Commission in
Helena until $50 a. m. on May rs,
1915, the bids being publicly
opened and read Immediately there
after.
The work consists Of excavating
and backfilling with selected, pit
run gravel Q limited area Of un-
satisfactory sub grade; placing Sc
lected borrow base course on EOS
miles, compscted by watering and
rolling q required; penetrating re-
paired areas With MC-2 cutback
asphalt, and he construction Of a
seal coat consisting Of emulsified
asphalt on 32.473 miles, and the
crushing and placing of l/2'
crushed stone chips cover on 1874
miles, and the placing Of State
furnished IN" crushed stone chips
cover from stockpile on 8.709 miles
of u. S. Highway No. 2 between
Kalispell and Libby In Flathead and
Lincoln Counties; and the crushing
and stockpihng OF 10000 cubic
yards Of Grade "a" crushed gravel
surfacing in Flathead County.
The attention of bidders is di-
rected to the provisions covering
subletting or assigning the contract.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24

Mrs. Donna Brown, student op-
orator for the Great Northern and
here for few days returned to
her home in Whitefish Tuesday ev-
ening.
Leo Livingston, agent for the
Great Northern at Olney, visited at
the Dewey Martin home Friday.
Charley Ellis was a business call
er In Eureka Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas White and
children were dinner guests at her
brother Arts home in TreRo Fri
day evening
Oscar Peterson from Whitefish is
operating Parsons crane laying
steel for extension on the passenger
track on the Great Northern.
NJ. ]. Fisher from Rexford and
II. F. Conroy from Whitefish, G. N.
telegraph Dept. employees were
here Wednesday installing equip
ment.
Miss Moses enjoyed the weekend
with relatives at her home in Eu-
reka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Livengood
from Eureka, daughter Jane from
Seattle, and daughter Burnell and
her husband, T/Sgt Chas. McClay
and daughter Meri Jane were din
ner guests at the Thomas White
home Wednesday.
Nels Hovind, road master, and E.
w. Johnson, carpenter for the G.
N. from Whitefish, were here on
an inspection tour Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Queen from
Eureka came up here Tuesday ev-
ening to the Ellis home and took
their children back with them.
Chester Rudolph is doing some
extensive farming this spring. He
has been busy sowing oats this past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Erickson
from Deep Greek were social call,
ers at the Chester Rudolph home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shaw we're
shoppers in Olney Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT No. II
HERBERT GOLD MINES,
INCORPORATED
Libby. Montana

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board of Directors
of the Herbert Gold Mines, Inc,
held on the 18th day of May, 1945,
an assessment of one-half mill per
share was levied upon the. capital
stock Of the corporation, payable on
or before the 28th day Of June, 1945,
to r. P. Woodwork, Treasurer, at
745 Peyton Building, Spokane 8,
Washington.
Any stock upon which the assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the
18th day Of June. le45. will be de-
linQuent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and, unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the
18th day Of July, l945, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together
with cost Of advertising and ex-
pense Of this sale.
r. p. WOODWORTH, Secretary,
HERBERT GOLD MINES, Inc.
745 Peyton Building,
Spokane 8, Washington.
4t-ml7-24-I-j7
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Legal Notices

No. 931
ORDED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE
MADE
In the District Court of the Elev-
enth Judicial District of the State
OF Montana, in and for the County
of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward A. Brandt, deceased.
H. B. Wallace, the administrator
of the estate Of Edward A. Brandt,
deceased, having filed his petition
herein praying for an order of sale
OF all the real estate and miscel-
laneous personal property of said
decedent for the purposes therein
set forth. d.
It is therefore ordered by the
Clerk Of said Court, in the absence
of the judge, that all persons in
terested in the estate of said de-
ceased appear before the said Dis
trict Court, on Friday, the 9th day
OF June, 1915, at $50 o'clock a. m.
of said day, at the Court Room Of
said District Court, at the Court
House in Libby, County OF Lin
coin, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said
administrator, H. B. Wallace, to
sell all Of the real and miscellane-
Gus personal property Of the said
deceased Edward A. Brandt.
And that copy Of this order be
published at least once a week for
three successive weeks in The West
ern News, newspaper printed and
published in said Lincoln County.
(Court SeaD
FRED F. CLARK, Clerk
In the absence of the Judge.
Dated May Is, 194a
rim 7-CA-3 al
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of the Commission, endanger the
prompt completion Of the work co.,
templated.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF MONTANA.
H. w. Holmes, State Highway Enr.
A. F. Winkler, Chairman.
2t-ml7.14
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contemplated.
Proposals may be rejected if past
work performed by the bidder for
the Commission has been unsatis-
factory from the standpoint of
workmanship or progress, or if he
has work under contract uncom-
pleted which may, in the judgment
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HOTEL LIBBY
!. J. BROWN
CHE GABLES
h. b. WALLACE REAL ESTATE
LIBBY TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
I. c. PENNEY COMPANY
MLLER'S CLOTHING STORE
KOOTENAI MERCANTILE co.
LIBBY FURNITURE EXCHANGE
GAMBLE STORE DEALER
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E. L. KEMP
VERNON CROTTEAU
J. NEILS LUMBER co.
SNO-WHITE MARKET
PARTLOW ELECTRIC
LTTTLE-ECHO SERVICE
BEVERLY BEAUTY SHOP Frances Wolz)
CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS
UNIVERSAL ZONOLTTE
INSULATION co.
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DEANNA DURBIN IN
"CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY"

Deanna Durbin, for several years
HollyWood's top singing star, now
emerges as one of the screens top
ranking actresses as well.
Any question which may have
been entertained regarding the
ability Of the lovely songstress to
successfully invade the sphere OF
pure drama is now dispelled Her
new picture, Christmas Holiday"
coming Sunday and Monday, May
n and % at the Kootenai Theatre,
proves beyond doubt that Miss Dur
bin can, effortlessly, hold her own
in any company of dramatic artists.
Her performance in her first sheer
ly dramatic role is flaWless.
The picture, adapted from w.
W. Somerset Maughan's novel of
the same title, tells story within
a story and presents Deanna in
dual Characterization worldly
cafe entertainer, and a charming
bride whose world collapses about
her when her husband of six
months commits murder.
Flash backs
The film introduces Deanna sing
ing a loren song IN taWdry New
Orleans cafe, and reveals her earl
Ter years in flash-backs as she re-
lates the story of her life to a young
Army lieutenant
Gene Kelly, who co-stars with
Miss Durbin, gives one of his finest
performances as her husband. Kelly
is completely charming and yet
thoroughly convincing as a killer
moved more by weakness than
malice.
Superb Cast
Richard Whorf as newspaper
reporter, Dean Harens as the young
lieutenant, Gladys George as the
cafe proprietress and Gale Sender
gard as Kelly's mother, all come
forward with outstanding perform
ances in exacting roles.
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More than 100000 different items
shipped to the Army are wrapped
or boxed in paper.
Enough wood to build a new
home grows in America every IL
seconds.
More than 1000 uses of wood
have been counted, and the list is
still growing.
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He can't ask you now!
Notice Is hereby given that sealed

-. He's an American hero. After fighting
bloody battles in the Pacific, he was home on
leave two years ago.
-. You may remember seeing his picture
His name is John Basilone, Marine Gunnery
Sergeant He Travelled all over America, urg
ing every American to buy more bonds.
-. He said: "You don't know-you can't
know-how much it means to the boys out
there when they hear the folks back home
have just put another War Bond Drive over
the top"
-. They gave him the Congressional
Medal of Honor and offered him commits
sion. He didn't want it. I'm plain soldier"
he said. 4 want to stay one
-. Well, he stayed a>plain marine-like
Joe and Bill and the fellows down the street.
He can't ask you to buy bigger bonds during