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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29
SALVATION ARMY
LEADER TO LEAVE
LATHE Henderson
Tenders Resignation
Here

Capt. LATHE Henderson, officer
in charge of the Wilmington dis
trict of the Salvation Army, has
rendered his resignation here, and
is scheduled to transfer to the
Hickory district, assuming similar
duties.
Captain and Mrs. Henderson
will leave Wilmington July IA, after
over six months residence here. He
came here in November last year
from an evangelistic tour of duty.
Replacing Captain Henderson
will be Lieut.. Arthur Ross, Con-
cord, who will hold the post local
ly until September when a per,
manent assignment of officers is
slated.
Lieutenant Ross arrived yester-
day, and additional assistance in
the local division is expected with
in two weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29
PATR0LMEN SEIZE
SUPPLY OF SUGAR
State Officers Impound
10000 Pounds Near
Wallace

Ten thousand pounds of Cuban
sugar, allegedly destined for the
black market, was seized and i'm
pounded late Thursday near Wall
ace by State Highway patrolmen.
The scarce item was being trans
ported by a truck driven by VIII
liam Wilson Bricker, Merchants
vile, N. j., when the raid took
place.
OPA enforcement officers i'm
mediately sWore out a warrant
against Bricker, charging him with
illegal possession and t~ransporta-
ton of the rare commodity.
If convicted, Bricker is liable to
a penitentiary sentence and a
heavy fine under Federal law.
Bricker's arrest for the alleged
offense is not the first in the state.
In recent months at least three
truckloads of contraband sugar
have been intercepted, according
to OPA officials.
One was a load of 10000 pounds
in Graham. Another was a haul Of
4, 100 pounds in Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

Hammonds, Curlie H. (K1A): Han
chey, Robert G. (KIA); Hardin,
Gilbert DNB); Hester, Robert G.
FOD); Hickman, Luther E.
(KIA); Hobbs, Willie N. (FOD);
Holcomb, Benjamin F. KIA)
Hooper, Avery C. DNB); Hooper,
Charlie R. DNB); Humphrey,
John F. dow; Hunt, Edward
KIA); Hunt, Glover (FOD);
Hunt, Henry (KIA); Hunt, Leo
(KIA).
Hunt, Percel1 CKIA); Inman,
Marshall j. KIA); Jackson, Capus
A. (KIA); Jackson, Clarence
RIA); Jackson, Edward P.
DNB); Jacobs, James E. CKIA);
Jacobs, Will J. (KIA); johnson,
Waymon P. CDNB); Jones, Willie
DNB); Jones, Wilde (DNB);
Lawson, Mallory J. DNB); Leach,
Lacy (DNB): Leak, Floyd (KIA);
Leeper, George H. ONB); LIE
yelling, Burnette (DNB); Lewis,
Clyde (KIA); Lewis, Max G.
ONB); Lewis, Robert .(KIA)
Lindsay, James c. Jr. (KIA);
Locklear, Lucius KIA).
Locklear, Ounce (KIA); Lock
lear, Ounce ONB); Locklear,
Violet KIA); Locklear, Russell
B. ONB); Locklear, Winfred
CKIA); Lowry, Wade H. tFOD);
McBryde, William H. FOD); Nc
Eachern, Fred D. (KIA); Nc
Hayden, James C. (KIA); Mckay,
George c. KIA); McLaren, Don
aid G. DNB); Mclean, James
DNB); Mcmillan, Richard G.
(FOD); MCQUEEN, Eddie H. (KIA);
McRacken, James D. CKIA); Nc
Rae, Tanner (DNB); Monroe,
John D. (KIA); Moody, Daniel M.
ONB); Morrison, James E. Jr.
DNB); Morton, Joseph D. tDNB).
Norvell, Alvin C. DNB); Nor
veil, Robert A. (KIA); Owens,
John D. DNB); Oxendine, AS
berry G.. (KIA); Oxendine, Clear
iio- DNB); Oxendine, Junior
(KIA); Oxendine, Roscoe KIA);
Paul, George F. (KIA); Prevatt,
Charles H. dow; Prevatte, Tru-
man H. KIA); Ray, Deormy,
(KIA); Rigsbee, Archie KIA);
Roach, William A. Jr. (KIA);
Rogers, James S. (KIA): Russ,
Paisley E. (KIA); Seasons, Won
ME FOD); Singleton, James S.
(KIA); Smith, Daniel (DNB)
Smith, Farley L.. DNB); Stalls,
John C. (KIA).
Stanton, Marion P. DNB);
SWEET, James F. DNB); Taylor,
Joseph C. (KIA); Taylor, William
J.. KIA); Tedder, Gilbert O..
KIA); Thompson, Gus DNB);
Thompson, Moses F. DNB);
Thompson, Verl (KIA); Timmons,
Malcolm DNB); Townsend, Rich
ard E. DNB); Tindall, Elect H.
(KIA); Walters. Frank (KIA);
Walter, Oliver B. (KIA); Ward,
David u. toNB); Watts, Rex1ord
G. ONB); White, Harvey N.
(KIA); Williamson, Louis M.
(KIA); Wilson, William C. (KIA);
Wright, James E. (KIA); Wright,
James E. FOD); Young, Clay L.
Jr. (KIA); Young, Willie T. (KIA).
SAMPSON
. Autry, Herman H. (KIA); Autry,
John c. (FOD); Beatty, Robert H.
(KIA); Bland, Everett N. (KIA);
Brown, Edgar R. (KIA); Buckles,
Walter A. Jr. ONB); Billiard,
Wiley A. (KIA); Conner, Vernon,
M. FOD); Darden, Henry F.
RIA); Devane, Dock (KIA); Fos-
ter, Kenneth w. FOD); Fowler,
Henry j. (KIA); Gainey. John v.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

JAYCEES PREPARE
FOR FOOD DRIVE
Jack Lee Heads Steering
Committee Which Will
Plan Activity

A steering committee for Family
Food Week, which will be sponsor
ed in Wilmington, July 7 to IA by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
has been announced.
Heading the six-man group will
be Jack Lee. He will be assisted
by Tom James who has been ap-
pointed to contact local retail mer
chant officials and grocermen on
the subject of placing receiving
baskets in local stores for canned
foods and other types which are
not perishable.
Hodges On Churches
Dick Rochelle, Gerald Stokley
and Clarence King r the other
three men appointed on the com,
mittee. Luther Hodges, Jaycee,
has been named to negotiate with
the Wilmington Ministerial Associa-
ton for the declaration of Sunday
July IA being set aside as Family
Food Day.
Cyrus Johnston, public relations
officer of the club has announced
that gifts of money are not being
solicited in the canpaign for food
for the needy in Europe.
To Purchase Food
However, it a stressed thai
several cash offerings have beer
made, and this money is expected
to be used to purchase food to ado
to the collection.
Any gifts of money will be re.
ceived at Junior Chamber head.
quarters, Johnston said
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

(KIA); Hair, Ennis B. DNB);
Hall, Harvey E. DNB); Hall, Lee
land S. (KIA); Hall, Lonnie R.
CKIA); Hargrove, Thomas P.
(KIA); Harrell, Paul F. (KIA);
Herring, David M. CKIA).
Herring, Wade H. CDNB); Hol-
land, Stacy CDNB); Honeycutt,
Raymond L. (KIA); Keen, Edison
R. (DNB); Kenan, Milton S.
KIA); Lanier, Alex F. (K1A);
Lee, Hooper c. (DOW); Mathis,
James O.. (KIA); Mathis, Will
liam A. DNB); Mcdaniel, Fernie
F. (KIA); Mckenzie, Ollie R.
(KIA); McLamb, Earnie (DNB);
Merritt, Forrest, Jr. (KIA; Mer-
rift, Herman (KIA); Mitchell,
James W. ONB); Morrisey,
Claudia J. (DNB); Owen, Lincoln
F. (KIA); Page, James J. ;DNB>;
Parker, Billie E. (KIA); Parker.
Charlie H. CKIA).
Parker, Jabe (KIA); Peterson,
Lawrence L. CKIA); Stills, Horace
F. (DNB); Simpson, Joseph P.
(KIA); Sloan, David D. (KIA);
Smith, Bronzie T. DOW); Smith,
Charlie W. DOW); Spell, Ira l..
(FOD); Sykes, Aston l.. (KIA);
Teachey, Charles A. (KIA);
Romie J.. l(DNB); Warren, Fulton
Thornton, Troy C. DNB); Tyndall,
Herman P. (DNB); Underwood.
(KIA); Weave, Thomas E. DOW;
Wrench. Howell E. (KIA).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29
WINE SALES

RALEIGH, June % (P The
North Carolina Institute Of Wine
Control reported Friday that 124.-
O45 gallons were sold in the state
in May, compared with SO, 1893 in
April.
All tax revenue in May amount
ed to 500, 755.17, compared with
SOL, 913.25 in April.
Dessert %gallonage in May was
30, 037, and table wines amounted
to "a, 008. In April dessert gallon
age was %, 996, and table wine:
totaled SO, 203.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

Laughlin, M. E. (KIA); Mercer,
Buren, CKIA); Milligan, Ralph L..
DNB); Mobiles, George W.
DOW; Mobiles, Herman P.
(KIA); Mobiles, Jesse w. (KIA);
Norris, Willie DNB); Oliver, John
w. tDNB);. Owens, Rayfield c.
DNB); Padgett, John A. DOW);
Penny, Bellamy RIA); Phillips,
Everett B. (KIA); Pierce, Jesse
B. (KIA).
Powell, Joseph H. NIA); Powell
Joseph H. CKIA); Powell, Kenneth
Y. (DNB); Powell, William A,
KIA); Priest, John N. DNB);
Register, Wilbert K1A); Rock
well. David J.. NIA); Scipio,
Lemuel H. DNB>; Shepherd, Wal
ter H. (FOD); Shipman, Howard
(DNB); Simpson, Edward DNB);
Sims, Delos l.. (FOD); Smith
Wade (KIA); Soles, Furney N.M.l.
dow; Spivey, Hubert W. (K1S;
suggs, Ralph (KIA); Suggs, Will
liam H. DNB); Thompson. James
D. (KIA); Todd, Thomas KlA);
Walker, James H. (KIA); Ward,
C. C. Jr. (KIA); Ward, Grady e.
DOW); Wa S, Franklin L.
DOW); Watts, Ounce DNB);
West, Henry C. DNE); White,
Robert L. DNB); Williams, Hub
ert C. (DNB); Willis, Delma j.
(KIA).
DUPLIN
Albertson. J. D. CKIA); Avent,
John T. CKIA); Basden, Jessie
DNB); Binch, Jack N. ONB);
Blanton, Kenneth A. (KIA); Blay-
lock, Fred K. dow; Blount,
Marco (KIA); Boney, Chancey p.
(KIA); Boney, Luke W. KIA);
Bostic, Howard CDNB); Bowden,
Samuel R. Jr. (KIA); Brinson,
Sam S. DNB); Brock, Ben c.
(KIA); Brown, James H. Jr.
(KIA); Bryan, Elton C. (KIA);
Carlton, Dorch E. (DNB); Carr,
Joseph C. CKIA); Carter, Herbert
L. (KIA); CaverNgh, Graham B.
(KIA).
Cottl3, Roy L. Dow): Dali,
Elmer W. DNB); Davis, William
A. (KIA); Engerton, Clifton F.
(KIA); English, Alton R. (KIA);
Faison, James F. DOW: Foun-
tain, VERNE o. (KIA); Glasco,
William DNB): Grady, James L.
KIA); Hill, Vol ONB); Hol-
brood, C. c.. KIA); Hunt,
Francis L. (FOD); Jackson, Ar
mold DOW; Jordan, Richard F.
(KIA); Kenion, Ned G. (K1A);
Matthews, Lawson G.. tDNB);
Grover L. RIA); Murphy,
Edward D. Jr. (KIA); Murphy,
John w. DNB); Partin, Raymond
P. (KIA); Pierce, Charles L.
FOD); Potter, Ned (KIA); Ran
som, James E. CKIA); Rodgers,
Wade H. (KIA); Savage, Otis
L. (KIA); Savage, Roy S. KIA);
Shaffer, John W. (KIA); Sheppard,
Arthur J. DOW) ;'Simmons. James
D.. (KIA); Smith, Corris H. (KIA);
Stanford, Maleon D.. DNB);
Stuart, Oscar L. (KIA); Surrey,
Fender ONB); Swinson, William
L. DNB); Taylor, Burtis J.
(KIA); Taylor, Jeff C. (DNB);
Teachey, Ira B. Jr. (KIA);
Teachey, Leroy j. Jr. FOD);
Teachey, Philip FODIThomas.
Mike G. KIA); Turner: Osborne
C. (KIA); Turner, Clifton, KIA);
Turner, Hubert j. dow; Weeks,
Woodrow CKIA) Whaley, Marvin,
(KIA); Wilson,, Willis S. dow.
ONSLOW
Barlow, Raymond w. DNB);
Baysden, George J. ONB); Brin-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

son, Norwood E. (K1A);, Burton,
John W. Jr. (KIA); Chadwick,
Jerry M. (KIA); Cobb, Wineford
G.. DNB); Cowell. Eugene W.
DNB); Crews, William S. (KIA);
Erwin, William F. Jr. (KIA) Foy,
|. Lloyd (KIA); Gurganus. Cecil M
(KIA); Hadnot, Cyrus H. dow
Hargett, Julian R. CK1A); Hender-
son, C. N. Jr. (KIA); Henderson,
Charles W. CKIA); Holden, Homer
G. (KIA); Horne, Howard (KIA)
Huffman, Claude J. KIA); Hump
hrey, Oliver w. DNB); Ingram,
John A. (KIA).
Jones, Carl W. (DNB); Kellum,
Barney o. DNB); Kelly, Adolphus
S. DNB); Lancaster, Marvin E.
GOD. Meadows, Lester P.
(KIA); Morton, Jacob B. (KIA);
Morton, Marion M. RIA); Parker,
Ray C. (KIA); Pearce, Roland
dow; Philligin, William L.
DNB); Phillips, Preston D. (KIA)
Ramsey, Roy L. Sr. (KIA)
Rhodes, James E. KIA); Sand.
lin, John NJ. dow; Stevens, FREQ
J. FOD); Sutton, Joe M. FOD);
Thomas, Pete CDNB); Williams.
Samuel N.M.I. (KIA); Willis, Cal
vim w. RIA); Yeomans, Nolan D.
CKIA); Yopp, Harold E. (KIA).
FENDER
Barnhill, Jimmie A. (KIA) ;
Bats. Clifton DNB); Bats, Rob-
ert j. (KIA); Bordeaux, James
H. Jr. (KIA); Corbett, Linwood A
RIA); Costin. Matthew H. Jr.
NIA); Dees, Fred DNB); Dunn.
Bobbie L. DNB); Farrior, Julian
W. (KIA); Garriss, Dennis W.
(KIA); Giddeons, Scion H. (KIA);
Goodwin, Clyde L. (DNB); Greene,
Charles B. dow; Hamilton,
James B. Jr: FOD); johnson,
Harry v. DNB); Malloy. Willie
J. (KIA); Malpasjs, Marion L.
(KTA); Pierce, William J. (DNB);
Richards, Wallace L. (KIA): Riv-
embark. Masco L. (KIA); Sudbury,
John H. (KIA); Wooten, George
H. (KIA).
robson
Anderson, Ira M. (KIAj; Baker,
Leslie H. dow; Barker, Will
liam c. DOW; Barnhill. Foch
M. DNB); Baxley, Harold V.
KIA); Bowen, Gordon K. GOD;
Brayboy, Burton R. (KIA); Brew
er, John A. (DOW); Britt. Willis
c. (KIA); Bruce, Cecil v. (DNB)
Bruce, Walter J. DNB); Billiard,
Calvin T. (KIA): Billiard, Walter
E. (KIA); Bullock, Percy w.
(KIA); Galloway, James r.
K1A); Campbell, Robert c. Sr.
DOW; Chance, William T. (KIA);
Chapman, Robert RIA); Chason,
Dan E. (KIA).
Chavis, Marvin (KIA); Ches-
hire, Henry H. DOW); Clark,
Howard (KIA); Conner, William T.
(KIA); Cottingham, Arthur D.
ONB): Cox, Hilton DOW; Cum
mings, Thomas E. (KIA); Currie,
Lawrence H. ONO; Davenport.
Arthur (KIA); Dial, Garlic (KIA);
Douglas, James E. (KIA); Dunn,
CASTOR DOW; Eddins, Hal CKIA)
Edwards, Jesse (KIA); Emanuel.
James E.. (DNB); Fennegan,
Samuel E. (DNB); Flowers, Carl
D. (KIA); Floyd, Buddy H. (K1A);
Ford, Clentine (KIA); Fuller, John
C.. Jr. (KIA).
Goodwin, Bud B. (DOW); Good
man, Levester DNB); Guy,
Beamon o. (KIA); Guy, Willie O.
(KIA); Hagen, Thomas M. tDNB);
Hammond, Robert B. (DNB);
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

A total of 572 Army men anc
women from nine Southeastern
North Carolina counties were kill
ed or missing in action during
World War II, according to a con
solidated list issued by the Wa
department yesterday
The entire state lost 7,109 Of it:
total service personnel, represent
ing 2.3 per cent Of the nation:
Army dead and missing.
This figure comedies almost ex-
actly with the states percentage
(2.33) of the total number Of men
and women serving with the Army
during the war.
NEW HANOVER
Allen, Emmett M. (DNB); Allen,
Fulton T. (DNB); Baldwin, Alfred
L. (KIA); Bell, Marsden W. Jr.'
CKIA); Bellamy, Preston B.
CKIA); Bennett, Robert o. (DNB);
Bolton, James B., Jr., (K1A);
Boyd, Charles B., Jr. (KIA); Brad
ley, James c., Jr. (KIA); Brown,
Archie L. (DOW); Brown, Boyd
A., (KIA); Brown Leroy M,
KNG); Brown, Chappelle A.,
DNB); Brown. Vivian c. (KIA);
Butler, Leroy c. CKIA); Carney,
Carlton E. CK1A); Carr, Irwin H.
(KIA); Cassell, William o. (K1A);
Chavis, Joseph DNR); Cocker,
John D. dow.
Coker, Thomas W., DoW;
Congehour, James A., KIA);
Gail, william T., (KIA); Deason,
Lonnie D. DNB); Dilazzefo,
Frank L. (KIA); Dixon, Richard
G. (KIA); Eakins, William D.
(KIA); Edwards, Charles G.
(DNB); Elridge Charles H. (KIA);
Ford, George T. (DNB); Cara
brant, John R. (K1A); Giddens,
Ralph (KIA); Godbold, Harold
(KIA); Coins, John j., Jr. (DNB);
Hamilton, Maurice W. (KIA);
Herzberg, James (KIA); Heustess,
Talbert j. (KIA); Houston, Her
bert C. (DNB); Huffman, Porter L.
(KIA); Jackson, Arthur w. (KIA).
Jones, Aubrey A. KIA); Jor-
dan, John T. GOD; King, George
B. Jr. (DNB); Lennon, David o.
DNB); Loren, Jesse N. (KIA);
Macmillan, H. D. Jr. ONB);
Manning, James W. (KIA); Marsh
burn, Allen B. ONB); .McCaskill,
Ralph R. CKNA); Mccormick,
Robert L. (KIA); Mercer, Jasper
C. dow; Miller, Raymond NJ.
DOW; Mintz, Victor L. (DNB);
Mosley, Gilbert (KIA); Mosley,
Harry H. (KIA); Nall, John G.
(KIA); Nixon, Clifton 1. (DNB);
Nealey, Joseph E. (KIA); Orrell,
Claude D. CKIA); Owensby, Claude
C. Jr. DOW.
Page, Lloyd c. (KIA); Penning-
ion. Warren S. (KIA); Penny, Lew
is E. DNB); Peterson, John H.
DNB); POLL tie S, Nicholes
NDN6) FOLlef, r. (DNbl
Pridgen, Alex H. (KIA); Pritchard,
William F. CKIA; Riley, Malcolm
D. (KIA); Robertson, l.. C. Bird
DNB); Rogers, Ernest L. (DNB);
Ross, Isaac W. (DNB); Rusher,
Ralph N. DNB); Russell, Rodger
P. Jr- DOW; Sanders, James
c. Jr. DNB); Scott, Charley L.
DNB); Shepard, Graham w.
ONB); Shepherd, Elmore w.
KIA); Simon, Robert N. (FOD);
Smallbones, John w. (KIAl.
Smidt, John w. (DNB); souther.
land, w. w. Jr. (KIA); Soverel,
Ralph W. Jr. (DNB); Spencer,
William A. (KIA); Spooner, John
w. KIA); Stefano, Richard
DNB); Taylor, j.. D. DNB);
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

War Casualties

Thornton, James G. Jr. FOD);
Tyron, Herman E. (KIA); Walker,
George H. Jr. DNB); Walton,
James L. DNB); Waters, William
S. Jr. DNB); Watson, Grover D.
KIA); White, William N. Jr.
CKIA); Zeigler, James H. DIA).
BLADEN
Ammons, Sammie (DNB); Akin
son, Dufwood B. (KIA); Baldwin,
Charles K. (KIA); .Blackman,
Hezekiah (DNB); Brison, Willard
c. CDNB); BRONSON, Benjamin
F. DNb,, Brown, Marion c.
ONB); Cain, .Elbert B. (KTA);
Colvin, Devane (KIA); Davis,
Livy L.. lKIA); Edwards, Donnie
c. OOW); Guxton, David P.
(K1A); Guyton, Wilbur M. (KIA);
Hall, William E. (KIA); Jones,
Parst D. <DNB); Lovette, Will
liam A. Jr. (KIA); Mccall, Gil
bert ONB); Mcdowell, George
FOD); Mercer, Robert v. fKIA).
Minter, John E. ONB); Mullis,
Edwin R. (KIA); Myers, James
r. (KIA9; Patt, Joseph H. dow:
Smith, Edgar B. Jr. (KIA); Smith,
Ebert R. (KIA); Smith, William
c. (KIA); Tart, Howard (KIA);
Taylor, Van D. K1A); Thaggard,
William D. dow; Thompson,
Noble H. Jr. (DNB); Wadsworth,
Forrest H. (KIA); Ward, James
B. (KIA); Ward, William S.
CKIA); Wardlam, Guy RIA);
White, Archibald H. DOW;
White, John c. CDNB); Willis,
Hollie E. DNB); Willis, John
(DNB); Willoughby, Arlle H.
CKIA).
BRUNSWICK
Angel, Clyde T. (KIA); Bellamy,
Ellis (DNB); Brugaw, Henry c.
(KIA); Bren, Edward M. (KIA);
Brooks, Norwood o. (K1A>; Bur
kett, Leroy D. (KIA); Caison,
Jacob L. (KIA); Cliff, Harvey J..
DNB); Cox, Charles M. (DNB);
Earring, Emilio (FOD); Hayes,
Clarence H. (KIA); King. Edward
L. (KIA); Kinsler, Kenneth H.
DNB); Leonard, Mahlon H.
DNB); Lewis, Barney j. DNB);
Lewis, Joseph C. (K1A); Long,
Roscoe S. (KIA); McGinnis, Will
liam c. DNB); Moore, Albert L.
DNB); Ramsey, Robert W.
(KIA); Robinson, Calder B.
(DNB); Stanley, Edward CDNB);
Stanley, James C. (KIA); Sutton,
Hobart L. (KIA); Willetts, Solo
mon 1. DNB).
Atkins, Ernest T. DNB); Bald
win, Edison L. DNB); Baldwin,
James R. DNB); Banks, Marion
w. (KIA); Best, William B.
DNB); Blackwell, Daniel L.
(KIA); Brinkley, Barnes w.
DOW); Brissie, Robert W.
DNB); Buffkin, Eddie F. (KIA);
Bullock, Jesse E. (KIA); Bur-
roughs, James E. (DNB); Bur
roughs, Charles H. CDNB); Bur
roughs, Walter R. DNB); Butler,
David B. (KIA); Butler, Edwin J..
(DNB); Byrd, Robert c. KIA);
Cannon, Lewis. (KIAl; Clemmons.
William H. (KIA); Coleman,
James ]. (KIA); Collins, James W.
dow.
Crawford, John L. (KIA); Dale,
Thomas E. (KIA); Davis, James
L. (FOD); Dawson, Ernest (DNB);
Duncan, Albert C. CKIA): Ellis,
Earl DNB); Everett, Johnnie F.
CDNB); Faile, Willie F. DNB);
Faux, Arthur w. DNB); Faux.
Ike R. DNB); Floyd, Alva H.
DNB); Fore, James D. (DNB);
Fowler, Harvey A. dow;
George, Eugene (DNB); Gore,
Thurman G. DOD; HARRISON,
Homer S. CKIA); Harrison. Ster-
ling (DNB); Hayes, Clyde P.
(KIA); Hickman, William H.
(KIA); Hines, Walker, FOD).
Hutchins, Marvin T. dow;
Jacobs, Dewey w. RIA); John
son, Nezmer DNB); Lawson,
David H. DNB); Lewis, Robert
CDNB); Long, Orby L. tKIA);
Long, Marvin M. OOW); Nc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29
COVERED
r .
WITH PihlPtE

MIS- B.sereen, Box se1.,Ds.h, okia-
writes "For three years my face was
covered with large pimples caused BY
an external condition. I decided 10 Try
C~uticura Soap and Ointment. After
using them for three weeks WAS greatly
relieved; and now my skin is - smooth
as a baby's." Cuticura may heipyou tool
Buy Cuticura at your druggists todayi
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-29

Sea trout seem to prefer shall
low waters in summer, swimming
close to the surface and feeding
on smaller fish, crabs and shrimp.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18

Good food, good service and
a fine clean and congenial place
to eat is what you viii find at
the ] & / Cafe every day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The Board of County Commission
ers of Lincoln County, met in regu
lar session in the courthouse at Lib
by, at 1000 A. NJ, April l, 2, 3
1916.
Present were: P. v. Klinke, Chair
man, James Mahoney and Chef 0
Hoisington, Commissioners, and G
c. Earle County, Clerk.
Minutes of the previous regular
meeting and special meetings were
read and approved.
The following grant deeds were
issued:
Cole & wilma McDougall Troy
Lots 5, 8, 10 of the Hartwell Addi-
ton to Troy.
Mary Powell Libby-Lot II of
Block 3 of Libby Original.
Boy Bjornrud Fortine-Lot &
the VIZ of Lot 6 of Block 4 of the
First Addition to Harrisburg.
The following contract for the
purchase of County Land was APP
proved and issued:
r. C. Arthur SEASWA of Sec.
20; T. SO N; r IS w; and SWASEA
of Sec. 20, T. SO N. r. 26 W.
Welfare matters were disposed of,
a complete record of which may
be found in the journal kept for
that purpose.
The following claims were audi
ted and approved. and the Clerk
was authorized to issue warrants
in payment of same.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18
Is Years Ago

Within a decade three new
states, to be called Lincoln
Columbus and jefferson, will be
carved out of the immense do
main still known as the west.
The three new states will be
formed from the western slope
of Colorado, from Northern
Idaho and tributary territory of
Washington and Montana, and
another from Northerrn Cali
fornia.
Good food, good service and
fine clean and congenial place
to eat is what you viii find at
the J & I Cafe every day.
One of the most distinctive
social events on Libby's calen-
dar will be the Junior Prom"
which will take place at the
Opera house next Friday night.
The honor guests win be the
members of this years senior
class.
Work has been started on a
contract to build three miles
of the new highway from Rex
ford south. A crew of men,
under the direction of James
Mahoney, went to work this
week also, on the forestry sec
ton of the highway between
here and Troy.
We offer a large, complete
menu every day for you to
choose from and the foods are
prepared right and the way
you like them. ] & I Cafe.
M. K. Kedsfe has completed
a new map of Lincoln County.
Mr.. Kedsie's knowledge of the
topography of the county, gain
ed during his work as Lincoln
county land classifier, has en-
abled him to make this a very
accurate and up-to-date map.
Butte followers of the soviet
last night attempted to break
up the meeting at the high
school auditorium, where David
Goldstein, Knights of Colum-
bus lecturer, spoke on Boil
shevism." At times the hall
was in a turmoil, as the men
tried to get control of the meet
ing, but failed in their efforts.
The speaker said it was one of
the most outrageous meetings
he had ever addressed.
Try a good steak dinner with
French fries. You will be sure
to return for another neal
J & I Cafe.
AS a farwell compliment to
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Marshall,
a luncheon was given on Friday
evening by members of the
Presbyterian Aid in the church
parlors and the gathering prov
ed to be one of the most en-
joyable of it's kind.
The Cote
formerly the Model Cafe)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-18

WITHHOLDING TAX FUND:
First State Bank of Libby
Depository .................... 1883
A complete detail of the Com
missioner's Proceeding is on file. for
public inspection in the office of
the Clerk & Recorder, Lincoln
County, Montana.
P. v. KLINKE
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners, Lin
coin County, Montana.
ATTEST:
G. c. EARLE
Clerk of the Board.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-16
CATHOLIC WOMEN
 GUSTS DISCRIMINATION

Washington, (special) - A pledge for support in securing for minority groups a more equitable and humane treat ment" is among the resolutions adopted by the National Council of Catholic Women at their Twenty-Third National Conven- tion and published here.
 The resolution is as follows |:
 Discrimination as to race, color, creed, or national origin has no place in a democratic country, but certainly it has no place among Christians who must see in each human being an individual created to the image and likeness of God. Yet, Negroes, the Spanish-speaking peoples in the United States, and other minority groups are subjected to discriminatory treatment in their right to edu- cation, to work, to a decent wage, to housing, to legal pro- tection in fundamental matters. We pledge our support in secur- ing for these groups a more equitable and humane treat ment.'