davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
Bernstein KIu-
ge u~bgewiesen

Nep gorf Sn gerbil0rng nit
elmer 8Iage sic nor einem 8unOesge-
rid,f in Ielp yorf ~petbanoelt muroe,
fGllfe ser Eidter gllfre0 s. Gore,Oie
Gntiheiolung, 0uB Don gto5iS IN
Ieutidjtdiio begangelle 5ulolungcn
uift Dem llrteiI eineS uiuerifdnilhen
@eridts uiiteruorien meroen f0nil-
ten.
IS baltoelte lid in 0ieieln Sale
nm cine S1ooen Grloefloge IN
S0be BON 100000 oie Ser friibere
ShfffSreeoer Nrnolo 8erniteir, iebt
Elm Ginuo6ner Ser Staot Seem Yorf,
9egel oie belgilde SdiffabrtsgeielI-
idoft onn Sapgben Sreres 9. u. an-
geitrengt bette.
Slt Ieiner &lnge fiibrte 4rnolO
gernltein an ooB er Don Ser @eitrpo
i'm SATIRE 1887 in Snnburg Derbdi-
tet lporoen tudre mo Dab man i'm
ge5rpun9en bate ieiiie Sfiffubrts'
~SSntereiier einem BON Sen Na3is be.
Itinlmten 9reu91n0er 81 iibergeben.
GENE 5reiIoiiung apdre Don 6reun.
Sen ourdl 3obLuug zines 20legeloes,
oeiien @obe nidjt befartt lit, er1uirft
lporoen.
Snl Sa6re 1889 mare Damn Gins
ser Shiffe, ous ieiner 8eeoerei ge.
bort Aofte, an 0ie obengellamtte bel
glide 8eiel[ldnft oerfnuft lporoen.
@s banOeIt Iib bierbei I'M 0en 3om-
pier uRoni9ltein, Ser aud 5eitlpeiie
Sen Nonlen o8onoi4 fiibrte. @ab-
reno oes arieges ertpar6 oas engli-
ld)e Observation-Disclosures Ben Cam.
pier, Der lfIieBli6 bon ben Geutifen
perienft muroe.
Sll ieiner &lage bai 8ernitein be-
Dauptet, ole beIgiife 6eeoerei lpltBte
oOer bate miilen miilien ooB ole
Na5is 0as S1iff tnioer &edt urS
@creftigfeit erporbcn batten. IS ge-
lang ibnI einen %ianOtm8s6eiebl ges
gen sic NecOerei 81 erpirfen.
5n Ser @erbnnolLng bob Bunoesr
ridjter Gore aber 0ieien 8ianoungs-
6efebl ali mo mies Die &Iage 8ern-
Items nit Der foIgenoen 8egriinoung
nb:
IS lit flar, DAB Die Sauolunger
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
.dIoienaehen iertia MAIDEN.

S6lafen1eben fertig MAIDEN.
Gus mar fritber Der 2itItid)ut.
Teller oes Sotptbnbnbpfs, iebte nlir
Der 9ireftor o%tseiilonoer. ,,Gr fab.
te 5000 Wfenifen. Iittt 6abelt ipit
ibr in Elm Sotel nit 8etten fiir
400 &eripnen latl9epnnoelt. @ir
oeritdben Oie meiIten Bette Fiir Gei.
ieitoe SIT ~relerpierert o6er bielIeidi
elm IierteI Ser @etten miro pon ltdn-
oigen Baiten iii Mniprltd, genommell.
BIS jett boben mir MIR Jlpei grobr
ShIofidIe CUR Gerfii9llng, eitien fiir
6rouen ltto einen iiir Mfdnner; ober
mir boifpn hll0 geriigeno Moteriol
81 befomlnet Inn eini9e fleine H1li.
me abteilen 81 f6nnen, in oenen So
milien gemeiitlain untergebradt
iper0en foHnen."
g(u6 jebt gibt es bereits IN ieoeni
Shldfiaal einige balb : private 3im-
ner. 4erionelL bic 0ds piinlhen,
per0en 0urh ir8en0 eiit Arronge-
nIent BON Ser groBen 6er0c 9etrernt.
Gnfiir miro ell SonoeraufitIag Don
80 8fepuig 5li5iiglidl Der normoIen
Mietc JON elmer Mari pro gSnft per-
louJt.
Mtlll fam bier olth cine Wio6l5eii
befpmllren: einer Itller Sitppe mi
Elm Stiid S6wnr51rot fiir so &ien.
ni9e. 81 Oieiem gStnfel Der @eltdpr
cine eil3ige Cigarette 3ebnniol ioOieI
mic oieie Mobl5eit foitet, fann iid
fnit ie0er cine Sllppe mo ein Nuht-
qliartier IN 0cnl Observation-Disclosures lei.
Itcn. Sit mon n6er Defenders fnapf
an @elo, oOer iilto al(e 8etten BE-
lett, 10 fam man Iid einen Sit olri
elmer Scr 80nfe BORT fir 20 &iennif
&c Die Radt mieten.
lin 10 lt6r abenos limo olle Bet.
ten 6eieBt unO 0ie o8anfipdrter"
~ltellen iid inn ibre 8labe an.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
U. S. offizier
in Berlin entehri

Berlin - 0berItleutnant Ssatles
q. 6ii6er lit bon einem bieiioen Mfili-
tdraerift 81 einern Sabre @efdngris,
$4,000 Celebrate un0 N~u5itoBung
nlif 0ent Seere oerurteiLt moroen.
Die geidul6igliig gegen i'm lou
tete, onb ct nit Dem 6einoe @dn0eI
getrieben l,n0 iih berifRporen bobe,
nit Dem. 6eitl0e @an0el at treiben,
Gberitlelttinnt 6ifber NOR Der @b.
TELLING sur Aufloiung Der 8arteIle
bel Der bieiigen onerifnniinen Mili-
t1rDerfpdltiin9 5ligeteilt.
6iiber muroe ipfort III ous Mili-
t1~rgef1ngnis Der o1nerifanilden 8e-
iosirn9Sormee in 8erIip iberfiibrt.
Soils es linn nidt gelit0t. oie ST.
600 Celebrate ouf5litre zen, muB er
peitere 6 Monate abiis.n.
Ser SHi5ier NOR eiicr Scr eriten,
Ser uilter ben gennnntelt 8eihuI0i-
gungen oerurteilt murNc. Die Mili-
tdrDerDaIting fiiroigte rnI1ngit an,
Dob alle neutrality-suspicious. ltrofredt.
lid Uerfolgt iperoen dpj.roerL gegen
Sic Der 8eron6t beitebt, 0nB Tie fid) in
9~eltldlano nidt in Ser porgeihrie.
beneh Beiie ouigefiibrt bnbeii.
Gin5elbeiten 0es StrafDerfabrens
luuroen niht mit9ete:4tl. 5tfber mar
SnformationShef iur 1lnterinhln.
gen ltno GurdJfiibrung Ser 8eitim.
mllnger bel Der Ibteilling jur 9lltf-
lollt1g Der 4artelIe Ser olnerffai1i-
I9en Misunderstanding.
an1 5. 9ftober gnB 0ug Saupt-
qltdrticr ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
fam, Dob 6if6er init @f0ior SouiS
Cups aus Soils. q. Oil tod iii ei.
mem an0eren Sail uertpidelt mar.
Mie eitt gIeent Ser @~1iIifarbebor-
oen erfIdrte, tperoe er iid@ tlddlte $50.
de mad ben Ser. Stdnten begeben I'M
bort eiile brittle 8erIpn 81 perDaften,
Die e6enfalfs an 0en sydIle mlit6etei-
ligt hit. Dieter @eid)nIoiafe lit be-
reits aus Dem Seeresoienite eutIaIien
moroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
Pollen wolen
Crenzen v~erteidigen

@aridlnn ~ Die pplniihen Reu-
iieOler, bic aus Eolen gefonmlen iinO
uiO in Ocu irii6cren Ocutit]en Oltpro-
oinjcu SdleiirlL Sintcrpommerlt, int
IiioIihen GltpreuBeu mo 0itlit Der
CSer iii Der 4rooiii5 g%rdnOcnbirB
@ciumorf on1elieoelt mirocL bobcn
ibrcn erlten QongreB o~bgeboIten.
Die aougreBteilnebiner geIobten
ser &cgierung Der poluiiden &epub-
lit Sreuc unO legten Ons GerIpre-
dcn alb. sic nclieii Beit0reu5en go
lens 5l uerteioi5cn, iuciln Is notig
lperOen iolltc,
llt8cidbr 5000 polnilde ReniieO-
ler nobrlen an 0ieier 3uiummen-
frnif tell. sic tnur0en in 9enntnis
gciest OoB 10000 Bolen aus SIT
9oitGpien 5uriidgefeDpt iino uuo lid
in Sen friibercil oeiitIGen Sitpropili-
sen nie0crlnilen mcr0en, lln9eIGbr .
@iiIlioneh 4oIen lebeit 0%egcnpdrtig
in S6leiieMirn iiiolid)en SitprelBelt,
III Sinterporumera nn0 in gratoeit-
burg McItnnorf 0itIidl Der ODER. Die
polniiden 8e1iernitg beobiitltigt, bis
5ln1 6riibiobr idd)iten Sobres Oie
3abl scr poliiifen HeuiieOlcr oilf
6 MiIlionen Su er10Len.
Gertreter ser polniiden Hegie-
ritllg buben erflGrt, ouB @olcn tGnp-
zen miir0e, I'M ieine iielie Wren5e oil
Der Goer ltilO Ser Neibe 8u perteiOi-
gen mo Sdleiieu, 9interpommern
nno oas fiiOlihe GltpretBen gil bebal-
ten. 8ieie Grfl1rungen pir0en BON
polaiidcr Settle obgegebelL nod)Oetn
ser omeriFunii6e Stoats iefret1r
8DrReS III jeiner StlittQorterre0e
Oeriidert bate, sic Gegieruro ser
Ser. Stoaten betradte Sic gc9enpGr=
tige 0rer5Iinie al Ser G0er unO gtei-
BE nidt acknowledgements ais 6ie
Itdu0ige uelle Oeutid- poIniide @rer-
Sc.
(Dffenbar als antaport ouf oieIe
6clftelluug 0es arnerif. StoutSiefre.
tdr bette ser ipSuieruliil6e IuBenfui.
hitter Molotou otld6lidJ ser groben
europdiidlen 5rie0ensfonferel5 III
GariS gegetiiber einenn &orreipon.
oellteli Der polniid)et Nafrihter-
a9entur rrfl6rt. in 0en G%ot8ooner
9eratungeii lei Oas oeittide @ebiet
oitIid bon Deer uto aeiBe polniIder
SerualtlHlg unteriteIlt tpor0en. alts
BerOem botten Sic Mfilitirorgane ser
alIiierten Dem Nbtrnnsport Der oeilts
lden 3ioil6e0oIferaflg aus G1IcIicn
ufo 0en nl0erpn e9emaligen 0eut-
it'en Gitpro0in5en SltaeIttmmt. Som.
ietrnblanO folgere ans 0ieien Eat.
lndelb 0oB Die ilelle oeltih : polni.
lde 0ren5e totiddllid an G0er ull0
JtelBe ge5p9en iDutOe 1tnO elmer fiinf-
tigen 6rieoensfonferen3 leoiglid) Sic
allI8abe subtle, oieie @rena3iebung
81 le8dIiIieren.)
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
AppelIierfe fUer
zUsulnmenurbeif

@albington - Ger Republffani-
Idle Rotionulausi6uB lit uon ieinem
@oriibenOen Carroll Heece 5t elmer
Sieung am 8. Ep3ember einberitfeit
wor0elt. mo6ei @ntiheiOungen iiber
sic 3uIomnelarbeit init Sen @artei-
m~e6rbeiten i'm GoilereB IN Der
oGurdiiibruig 0es HrogrontnS Oas
iid1 aus ser linen oitrh sic @abl
o~uferIegten @ernltgportttng ergob"
geiGllt mer0en iollen. 8ie Reece nit
teilte, mer0en auf 0ieier SiBung 8ld=
ne fiir Die &r1iioentenpobl i'm
Sobre 1913 beiprodct.
8rGii0ent Srllman CAB cine Gr-
fIdrullg ab iiber ieille Stellnng ln0
iCinen RurS mGbreuO Der n1hlten ,
Sabre ga Sic @08 sen aonBreB be-
berrItt. Gr CAB bel oieier @eIegen.
belt Ser Soffntng MusOrud, ouB Der
repubIifaniide @aBllieg nifts oil
Der llnterItiiBuna Der Ser. Intionen
Our6 oieies 9onO gedlloert bot. Sn
Oieier grfldrung pitr0e Elm Nppelt
bes 8rGiioenten al bic &epubltfdner
geieben, meiterbin nit Stoatsiefre-
tor 9prnes 5uiommen5larbeiten.
Gbno5l Oos 9ro8rdmm 0es Bra
Iioenten in aIlgemeinen 8~eoepenoun-
gen ge6alten mar, b%efilr0ete, ct feline
Ablidt. rp1brenO Der fommlenoen 2
Sabre oos @obler9eben oes 2dh0es
iiber 9erional- ODER 8orteiintereifen
gil itelIen. 06ne Oie 5hmierigfeiterl
5u oerringernyoie lif 0nrnus ergeben,
Dab sic Republifaner ben @eIObeitel
Der Regierung fontroIIieren unO 0ie
@eieBe I1reiben IteIIte lid 9err
Gruman nuf Sen StonOpnnft, 0aB
lie ourd 3uinmmenurbeit uno Ser
itonoigung in wiftigen 6ragen iiber-
qDun0en fperoen f0nnen.
Reece ieinerleits COB Der @oFfnuna
ausOruf, DAB SER Truman nit
benz neuen &ongreB 3uiouunenorbei.
ten miro - Elm aongreB ser nift
Durd 0as EoliticaI Mctipn COMMITTEE
beeihfluBt igin miro. @err Sriimor
bat iid 0urb ieirie ORDER 81 Aufbe-
butlg Der &outroIlen DEM 3illen 0es
Bottles gebeugt, pie er in Ser @nl)l
gum Nus0ruf fam"
CAB sic 3epubIifuniihe Hortei
lid nidt ouf sen on u~ergoiigeller
9ienstag errungenen Qorbeeren aus
ruben miro, er9ob lid aus Dem Gflt-
idluB Reeces. Die 8orteifiibrer in Sen
Stoanten 10 balls nod ser @obL gil.
intnmen5urufen. @enduere @riinoe
Tiir oieie 8eiprefung muroen in Der
flr3en AnfiiuOigung oes repubIifa-
nijdlen 9reiieonts nidlt unge5eben.
&eece iagte, S%ournoliiten es bdlloIe
lid Inn ,,Oie iiblihen. Nodnpobl Son.
fereli5en sir glnalpiierlung Ser Sage
mo Der 6ornlulieritng Don @Ianen
fir Die 3ufnnft. auf cine lroge,ot
ouh Die Observation-Disclosures Don
1913 bebanOeIt lpiir0en, erflGrte
Geece: ,,ytur in organilotoriider Be
5%iebua8."
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15

iiber prlte Der 9fGger icet aLogc
%uorbringt, beo6iihtigte irlo uorbe,
oohte 0onolunaen Der oeutihen ge.
oierung wdDreno Oes Rd5i : Hegie-
mes ~oarItellten. Dieie 9anoluit-
aen lpuroeu innerbolb oes 8ebiets
0es Oeutidcn Neides polIpgen dtnO
fonuai ourf atniere @eridSte nift
elmer Nadpriifllng unterlDorien tuer.
BEN
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
Su cincr fleincn aonbitDrei

uStto mndte mir in ser apn0i.
torei elite 2iebescrfI6rnng, Sic id
5~arlttlpies Darauf itiir6te er be.
lelolgt Sabon. Sd babe i'm nbel
5ltriidpebDIt.
so idneIl dnoert lid oeinc Sc.
iinnlng2"
uyaein, er bate nod nidt BE-
Bdbtt!' shakfN
Washington Journal., 1946-11-15
Gcbcnsmittcl Ieit 80
5OOs6OO Prcs. oeltieoen

Sic ainericon 5eoerution Of Ga.
Dor (462) h%eroffent(idte Lestbin
Die @rgebniile elmer unobbdngig nIiI.
geiteaten oergleifenDen lleberiidrt
iiber Die @ertelterrng ser 2ebens-
mittel uul0 itelt felt, 0oB oie Breiie
Inn 900 unO 600 9ro5ent" iiber
oenen bonn SSitni 1889 liegen.
Der ipodentlide Nodrittenoienlt
Ser 9l62 idreibt.
Die iait n%n9lanblidle Steige-
rnng ser Soften Der 2ebensboItung
in 0cn &ereinigten Stuoteu III Sen
lebten iie6en Sobren tritt fraB III
Grideinuna 0urdl eineu GergIeih.
Ser 2e6ensmittel 3nieraie, ipie 1ie
III Ben 8oi6in9toner 3eittngen I'M
SUM 1889 cridienen, nit 0pnen
pom I. gtopenl6er 1916.
,9ei 0iilaen. oie am ieoent
0urdihhittliGeit nneritau iiden
Gid 81 Sen gritn0legenOen unO
nltdglihen Speiief geboren, mur.
on Breiser9obangen feitgejteat. sic
bis 81 800 ltn0 600 8ro5ent geben."
SIS miro cine 9ln5abl BON Bel
ipieIeit angefiibrt. i3lt oen aniidI-
Iigiten geb0rt 5dmeine.R onit, Der
Iallt 9l52 bon II GcntS pro 8flnN
in 1889 auf SO Gents in oielem
stoUem6er geitiegen lit ferner Ger,
bon oenen 1889 5pci .0llten0 IS
Gents toiictelt ur0 bon OeneH iebt
ein GuBeuO BIS rs Gents foitet.
8eitere non MSS feltgeitelLten
4reisbergleihe limo: Gin0ers 9iippe
mitr0e in @ai6ington ant 20. Slni
1889 81 % Gents le Bfltno Der.
fauit oegcniiber SO GeNts am Iebten
6reitag.
Gbuf 9ionit SIT Is bis IL Gents
pro BiutlO Dor iie6en S1bren nno
iebt fir 40 Gents; SammeIfeule
oamols 81 Gents, 9elite, Iomeit
~iiberbotpt oui5utreiben So Gents;
Sdinfen, Der Dor iieben Sobren fir
25 Gents pro 8iunO oerfauTt muir.
De, bringt jebt 40 Gents; aalbs
ldnibel itiegen bon 80 nuf So Gents.
3pei 8ftnO aaiiee mnren 1889
fir 80 Gents 5lt baberL ieBt mer0en
5mei BfltnO fir 81 Gents perfanft.
Bfirii6e III Sdeiben Dur0en ge-
m1B N62 1889 3u rs Gents fir
6pei aonIeroenbiidien perfouft, jeff
foltet cine 8iihie % Gents.
ltno Damn itelt AsS2 cine Den.
&c gutter Ginge felt, oie pobl in 0en
3eitiiheen BON 1899 dngeboten
puroeh bette aber nirgenos mebr !
81 fin0eH iino:
9reif 4 .BiunOs8 iiAien Sd)meite-
fleiih iino 8obnen fir 10 Gents
geidnittener Sped Titr II Gents
ons 8funo; anlbsiduIter Is Gents
bro Yfuro; @iiritden 10 Gents ie
8funo; @urit IL Gents friId)e
airiHen IA Gents ons 8funS.
9as &egierungsbiiro fir 9trbeits.
itqtiitifen berid)tet, ooB 0ie 9efaiIs
preiie fir 6leild 3niiden Augiilt
1889 uno September 1916, Dem
lebten Monot, fiir ben 3abIen Dor
i'm allgenteinen Inn 95.7
8ro3ent geitieeen limo. Sic 6Ieiih
Sodltpreiie wuroei I'M Sftober otF
gebo6en.
3ie 3ablen Oieies Eesierungg.
biiros 6eigen fir Die 3citipnnne pom
9luauit 1889 bis Contender 1916
folgenoe Hreisiteiserungen: Ueols
fereipro0ufte nm Yro5ents Ger
iqn ii3 Yro5ent SeiEAie ain4 Sc
nm 178ro5ent; 6iiafonsruen
mo friiher Slid Inn 139 Hro3ent
<Annnfr4 ann fQ7 Itrn9anf
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Great Northern Utilities

Kennerl Joseph Caller Me-
Cartnev. Robert Munson, Nor.
man Peterson, George and H., =
ward R d sat T h e D DOR,
Kathleen Salris. Jean SelIars,
Anna D. Sinclair and Harold
Thomas.
Over 100 children have been in
attendance at the vacation school
held during the last two weeks
at the high C DOL building
through the kindness of school
authorities.
Sisters of Providence of Sacred
Heart Academy of MissouIa were
in charge of the classes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Wright Is Father lust
Before Fathers DaV

Fathers Day, which will be
Sunday, has never meant any
thing to James Wright of Brown
ing. However, the approaching
day of paternal tribute does.
since he will be one of those to
be glorified.
James Wright is a father-in
all the name implies.
A gracious little daughter was
born to the Wright couple at the
Cut Bank Hospital last Saturday
1t is their first youngster and
mother and babe are reported do.
ing nicely.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Vacation School.
Closes Tomorrow

The vaction school of the
Little Flower Parish will close
tomorrow morning with a Mass
and Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Eighteen children will receive
their. first Holy Communion at
the Mass and Immediately after
they will be enro | d in the
Scapular of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel.
The children are Joan Conway.
Yolonda Crawford, R o b e r a
Burton, Darrell Brown, Ann Lee
Croft, James Delaney, Peter Des
Roster. Justin James. Bernadine
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Skara Appointed To
Grazing, Wild Life
Place By Bureau

In recognition of his splendid
service as forest supervisor on
the Blackfest Indian Reserva.
ton, Perry Skara hiss been ap.
pointed to a place in the Indian
Service with jurisdiction over
grazing and wild life on all OF
the American Indian reserva.
tions, according to Supt. F. C.
Mcbride.
Skara was recently called to
Chicago. where he was Informed
of the appointment by a member
of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Commission.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
IrshaI Davis Employed
Again At Ch0teau School

Irshal Davis, Browning school
band director during the 1945-46
term, has been employed as dir
ector in the Teton County high
school. Mr.. Davis prior to enter
ing the armed services in the
late World War was employed in
the Choteau school for six years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Overcast Aspires
To State Office

Dick Overcast of Cut Bank,
with a long service in both World
Wars. recently filed his candidacy
on the republican ticket for the
Montana Railroad Commission.
He is the first Glacier County
asirant to a state office.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-14
Events In Brief....

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb of
Stanford have been visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. George Croft.
For sale-one large Majestic
range. in Al shape, guaranteed.
price S25. Inquire Chief.
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Mckee
of Hollywood were 10 Browning
a short while Monday, being on
a postwar motor trip following
his honorable discharge from the
armed service. Leaving here the
couple went to Kelvin to visit his
brother, Donald. Both young men
formerly lived in Browning,
being sons of the late C. L. Nc
kee, who was employed as Great
Northern agent here.
Wool Trik skirts and slacks at
the Economy Shop.
Mrs. Edna Thompson. who
several weeks ago suffered a
severe grease burn on her right
foot, is nearing recovery, the in
| jury for a time Threatening in-
lection.
All coats and suit at reduced
prices at the Economy Shop.
Mrs. W. E. Burnison. former
Browning resident, and now
residing at Wolf Point. where
her husband, Bill. former assist
! ant cashier of the First National
Bank, is now operating an insur-
ance agency. recently closed her
seasons "Kiddy Korner" kind.
ergarten class with an appro-
pirate program. The class
picture was contained in last
SUNDAYS Tribune.
Wanted-Three old worthless
horses for wild animal feed. In
quire at ticket wagon, C. R.
Montgomery Circus on circus day
10 Browning, June Is.
Henry Myers returned Monday
from Great Fslls, where he had
been visiting his son, Gilbert and
family.
| White hats and purses at the
Economy Shop.
l Someone took two jacks from
Ole Overhaul when he wasn't
looking, although someone else
saw them. Ole asks their return
as they are part Of his working
too 8 and are indispensable.
Otherwise there will be prescott.
ion to the full extent of the law.
For sale-Bed davenoe, S35.
Inquire Rev. Bache. phone 26-W.
| Lost-Light blue tweed child s
coat, size 8, on Lions playground,
So reward. Inquire at Chief office
or see Mrs. Glen Finley.
Betty June Wright is remain
ling at Missoula during the sum-
mer to attend summer school at
the University in quest of a cred
it towards her Bachelors Degree
in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bercovich
visited in Great Falls last Thurs
day.
Renew your subscription.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-09
Last Emperor Of China
 Will Testify

ATSUGA AIRFIELD NEAR TO- KYO, Aug. 9, -(P)-Henry Pu Vi, last emperor of China and lat CT Japan's puppet ruler of Man choukuo, today stepped out of years mysterious obscurity behind Russian lines.
 Tn Russian custody, he landed at 5:29 pm, from VladivOstok to appear as witness before the International Military tribunal trying Hideki Toio and PC others as war criminals.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-09
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE: '36 Chrysler Sedan
 See Whitey SchenCk-After 5 pm. at home. 95-2c
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-09

and grey mottled. Name engrav
 ed. Reward. B. H. Reddaway Main 30. 95-2p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES

ha been returned by one Geor-
e. &. Crawford. a competent per-
son over the age of 2l years, and
that after diligent search and in
oui he was unable 10 find the
sa,j defendant within the State
of Michigan, on or before the re-
tugn day Of said Summons:
On Motion of James d. Lee,
attorney for said Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that Virginia
Love appear and answer this Bill
ol Complaint filed in this cause,
within three 90 months from the
date Of this Order or said Bill of
Compliant will be taken as con-
ics,cd against her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of said Order be sent
20 the last known address of the
sand defendant by registered
mail. and, in case no registered
return receipt signed by the de-
fcdant is received. that this Ord
q be published, as required by
law.
FRANK B. FERGUSON,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
By II Schmidt,
Deputy Clerk 9-2l-l0-26
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
VA True COPY
CAsPAR ]. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY H. Schmidt,
Deputy Clerk 9-21-l0-26
Alfred Fl. Casey. Atty.
2l40 Jos. Campau
Detroit, MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN. Coun,
~ Of Wayne-ss. 343,3l9
AT session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit, on the
25 day of September, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-siX.
Present THOMAS c. MUIR
PLY, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
LOUISE SMITH, Deceased.
An instrument in writing pur-
porting TO be the last will and
testament of said Deceased hav-
ing been delivered into this
Court for Probate:
II is ordered. That the 25 day
of October, next at ten o'clock in
the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for Proving aid In
strument.
And it is further Ordered,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
LLA,AL NOTICES

mortgage, namely:
Premises situated in the Town
ship OF Crosse lie. Wayne Coun-
". Michigan. described as Lots
Number SO. "a. IS, SO, 81. So. go
20. II and 70 OF Crosse lie
Estates. a Subdivision Of part OF
Private Claim $50 on Crosse
lie.
With all the privileges and APP
purtances thereto belonging; or
10 so much hereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage. interest,
costs. expenses and statutory at
iorncy'S fee allowed by law or
provided for IN said mortgage,
and any sums paid by the under
signed for the protection OF the
lien of said mortgage
Dated September z. 1916
Reuben Ray, and Grady Jackson,
Mortgages
CECIL l.. WARD,
Attorney for Mortgages,
1903 Broadway. Suite 504.
Detroit %. Michigan. 9-2l-l2-7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES
chas. r. Perkins. Atty.
S11 EnsA MARIAN

NSf AMaEA " aAANh
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chsncery.
PHILIP MILTON. Plaintiff rs
FLORENCE MILTON. Defend
NO. 4os.73s
At a session of said Court held
at the Courthouse IN the City OF
Detroit on the first day Of DC.
tober AID. 1916.
Present Hon THOMAS T,
MAHER. Circuit Judge
In thus cause II appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant Florence Milton cannot ne
served hv process issued out OF
This Court - she IS not resident
Of the STATE % Michigan but re-
sides IN The City AZ CMcaeo.
County Of Cock and state OF
on MOTION or Charles r.
Pcrkin>. attornev for plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the de-
fendant Florence Milton appear
and answer the Bill ~ COMPLIANT
in this cause within thcc -
months from the date ~ this
Order. or that said Bill VIII be
taken as confessed and that THIS
Order be published according 70
law and 4 copy thereof be served
upon the defendant bv registered
mail as required bv law
THOMAS = MAHER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
Pv A ( Nader, J..
Deputy Clerk lo-l--4l-4o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-19
No. 3sl-7S6
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

At a session of said Court held
in the Court House in the Wayne
County Building at Detroit,
Michigan on this Q day OF Sept,
A. D.. 1916.
Present: Hon. FRANK B. FER
GUSON, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit on
file that after diligent search and
inquiry, it cannot be ascertained
in what State or Country the de-
PENDANT, Walter II. Spencer. re-
sides.
IT IS ORDERED that Walter
II. Spencer, defendant herein, APP
pear and answer the Bill OF Conn
plant filed in this cause within
threet3) months from date hereof
or said Bill will be taken as con-
fesstd against him.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy of this Order be sent
by registered mail. return receipt
requested TO said defendant, Wal
ter II. Spencer addressed to his
last known address as Camp
Forrest (Nashville), Tennessee
and that copy of this Order be
published according to law in the
Detroit Tribune.
FRANK b. FERGUSON
Circuit Judge.
ca True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY a. Schmidt,
Deputy Clerk. 9-2l-lO-2t