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Smyrna times., 1946-11-07
JUNGLE HANK"
COMING HERE
Home Town Philosopher To
Advise Citizens of Com
munity in Print
TYPICAL "OLD TIMER"

The Home Town Philosopher"
is a noted "An American" char
acter. Every village and town,
and every neighborhood in the
larger cities, has its familiar phil
osophizing citizen, to whom 'us
moderns" eagerly go for tales of
the good old days" and of whom
we seek knowledge and advice re-
garding our present day activities.
Our "Home Town Philosopher"
gains his knowledge of the world
and its affairs through actual ex-
perience. Who, among us can
deny the truth of the old maxim.
Experience is the best teacher!"
In few days Smyrna will have
its own philanthropic philosopher!
His name is "Unkle Hank" and as
typical an 'old-timer" as you've
ever seen or could possibly vision.
"Unkle Hank" will be introduced
to the citizens of Smyrna in the
pages of this newspaper, in pic
torial form he will emulate the
noted philosophers of past and
present. His advice and witty
sayings will be words worthy of
needing; long to be remembered.
Many will be the humorous obser-
vations. refreshing escape from
this worlds present trials, tribula-
tions and confusion.
History's first known philosopher
was Thales, or Miletus, 640-550
3. c. Among the names of other
famous philosophers handed down
to us throughout the ages are
Democratus, Socrates, Plato, Aris-
totle, Epicures, Roger Bacon and
Henri Bergson, all We're as foreign
and as far away from us as their
names imply. The majority of
these philosophers names are as
hard to pronounce as the Philos-
ophy is for most of us to under
stand. Hence for "down-to-earth, .
easily comprehensive logic, it is
natural that we will turn to our
beloved Home Town Philosopher
-. Unkle Hank.
Watch for his first appearance in
this newspaper. Keep up with his
philosophical weekly sayings here
after.
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All ACHIEVEMENT WEEK
Delaware 4-H'ers To Participate In
Nation All Week

Delaware's All Club members
will join Alters throughout the
United States in observing Nation
al All Club Achievement Week,
November 3-11. During this week
rural boys and girls who are men,
bers of this great youth organiza-
tion will mark the elimination of
the work they have accomplished
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Wesleyan Methodist Church

Rev. Joseph Kephart, pastor of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church,
announces the following services
for the week. Wednesday night,
prayer meeting at 7.30; Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Sunday, followed
by morning worship at IL o'clock.
Song and evangelistic services at
7.30 p. m, beginning Tuesday, No
vember IL to November "a.
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Assembly. The amounts for dis
tribution among the variou 5
schools in the area follow: Smyrna.
S1.575, increments, and S3,450 in
crease; Dover, S2.755 increments,
and $4,000 increase; Caesar Rod
ney. S2.450 increments, and S3,70O
increase; Harrington. $4,000 incre-
ments and $4,000 increase; Milford,
$500 increments, and s4,700 in
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wide. The Presidents War Refugee Board
was set up to try to prevent further TRACE
dies of this sort. Ira Hirschmann, who was
representative of this Board at Ankara, tells
thrilling story of the efforts to save Balkan
victims of Nazi terror in his book, Lifeline
to a Promised Land"
Rumania was an enemy country, yet Mr..
Hirschmann and his associates were able to
arrange for the dsbanding of one of their
most notorious concentration camps. He also
extracted promise from them that 5000
children should be liberated for immigration
to Palestine But the boat that was to rescue
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responsibilities of citizenship, their
hard work on their projects, and
the methodical way they have gone
about learning to be better citizens
by working with their hands, head
and heart
Smyrna times., 1946-11-07
SCHOOL SALARIES UPPED
General Assembly Grants Pay In
crease For Teachers

The State Board of Education
has approved the distribution of
teachers increments and the 500
increase in teachers and principals
salaries in accordance with legisla-
tion enacted by the last Generai
Smyrna times., 1946-11-07

Among the Protestant churches
of the United States the Method
lists lead with membership of T.
377 ,4s7. The Baptist have an en-
rollment of 4.949,174.
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NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER 5595.
No animals removed unless call is
made Immediately and no animals
dying from a contagious disease
will be removed
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crease. The S1OO increase is in ad-
dition to the general salary in
crease bill passed by the General
Assembly for all State employees.
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EXCELLENT APPLE HARVEST
Delaware Apples Survive /

Delaware Apples Survive Late
Spring FFosts This Year
Delaware apple producers and
consumers are prepared to cele-
brate apple Week, october 26 to
November 2, it has been disclosed
by the Delaware Agricultural Ex-
tension Service in cooperation with
the International Apple Associa-
tion. In spite of late spring frosts
between six and seven hundred
thousand bushels of high-quality
apples are being harvested, market
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TO CONDUCT REVIVAL

Rev. S. D. Heron of Knoxville,
Tennessee, who will speak at the
revival meetings to be held at the
Wesleyan Methodist Church from
November II to November "a.
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refusing patronze the Black Market With Spartan courage he
limited himself strictly the official ration. AS result he
starved DEATH After his death his bereaved family searched diligently
but could find coffin except the Black Market such coffin
he was finally buried
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land and Through the Looking Glass,
with all the original Tenniel illustrations,
only now, for the first time, in color.
Here is a gruesome little story from
1.-THE Lost War" by the japanese reporter,
Masuo Kato. In war-stricken Tokyo, it
seems, there was once man who was de-
termined to set a patriotic example bY
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Working again with enemy diplomats he also achieved incredible
with the Bulgarian for after conference with
him they revoked their Jewish laws and allowed citizens
return from concentration camps civilian life.
The Month Club bookdvidend for November and
December beautiful edition of Crols "Ace in Wonder
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READING & WRITING
BY Su<m SemSp AND RamM1Em

WHEN the SIS. Struma totally uneaworthy vessel loaded
with 769 desperate refugees sank the bottom of the off the
of Turkey, December To- 194l reverbeons world
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of exposing the ships to German sub
marines. Mr.. IIirschmann was more sue
cessful when he worked with a group of
young Palestinians who unoficially sent
rescue boats to the Balkan States. His job
was to arrange temporary entry permits SO
that these horror pursued peoples could
pass to Palestine by way of Turkey.
Smyrna times., 1946-11-07

these children sailed At the last the
grant safe conduct and government could take the risk
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Not Only Girls
BewaiI Current
Hish Doll Costs

WASHINGTON. - Members Ut
Washington Council of Church
Women are awaiting return of the
29-cent doll as impatently as any
child ever awaited Santa Claus.
The reason is that the current
high price of dolls is holding up
plans for the council to extend its
famous doll adoption" plan to chill
dren abroad.
Now the council wants to inaugu-
rate a doll adoption program in Lat
in America and China, but its plans
are stymied by the high cost of dolls.
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California Lure
Proves No Magnet
In Three States

LOS ANGELES.-The magic lure
of California has little effect on resi-
dents of Maine, New Hampshire and
Wyoming, chamber of commerce
officials regretfully admit
Reporting that its mail volume
has increased fourfold during the
past year, the chamber says the
least number of inquiries come
from those three states. Greatest
percentage comes from New York
and Illinois.
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Navy to Honor
Sea Victims at
Memorial Rites

Observation-Disclosures Gus
tom inaugurated in 1915, navy
planes and ships will scatter flow
ers over the oceans of the world on
Navy Day, Oct. 81, in tribute to
shipmates who gave their lives at
sea in defense of their country dur
ing World War II.
People desiring to participate in
the service may send one flower
to the senior naval chaplain at any
designated U. S. port before mid
night Oct. 26. The flowers will be
put aboard planes and ships for
transport to sea.
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any restrictions to entry here. About
all one has to show is a sound mind
and body and the ability to support
oneself
immigration to Canada was heavy
in the '20s, reaching a peak of
1877, 1913 in the fiscal year 1928-29. 1t
dropped to 1928 in l93O-31. From
1881 to 1888 only about $4,000 en-
tered and after that immigration
practically stopped, with even lille
gal entries negligible.
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tered Canada.
The war brides, in effect, are the
forerunners of what Canadian of
ficials hope will be a continued and
selected movement into this vast ma
ton. Indications are that Europeans
in impressive numbers have "got
the word about Canada"
Except for residents of the enemy
nations of Germany, Japan, Italy,
Romania, Hungary and Austria. as
well as Asiatics. there are hardly
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OTTAWA, CANADA. - Service
men provided helpful answer in
Canada's quest for increased popu-
lation-they simply married the
prospective immigrants.
immigration officials estimate
that one out of every five eligible
Canadians who got overseas during
wartime returned with wife. When
the movement is completed. officials
figure that some $4,000 women and
about 10000 children will have en-
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HELP WANTED-MEN

GREENING CHEVROLET CO.
At Laurel, Mont. has opening for 2
mechanics and one helper. Top wages.
Pleasant working conditions.
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How to help your child fight
FEAR OF DARKNESS ~

-. as recommended in the
Interest ofehiId welfare by
Rose 9. Anderson, PA. D..
Director Of the Psychologist
cal Service Center Of N. r.
4 Fear of the dark is founded
] on a dread of the I'M
known. Many a grown man
feels his courage ebb with the
daylight. And to a child,
whose limited experience
makes him even more fearful
the dark can be filed with ter
rors which may affect hisemo-
tional adjustment.
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q Bring back the daylight
4 world he knows, with
your "Eveready" fashlight. :.
show that the yard, or the
basement, is the same famil-
lar place by night as by day.
Or that mysterious nighttime
sounds are made by simple
things rattling shades, NOV.
ing branches, pets. Let him
use your fashlight himself
or, better still, get him one of
his own. Then
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prodigious strength and chivalrous
instincts, reared by African apes"
Johnny Weissmuller lives up to the
definition, as usual, in his latest,
"Tarzan and the Huntress," and
has signed to play Tarzan for the
next three years.
Eddie Albert was entertaining
Constance Moore and Joan Ed
wards on the set of Republics Hit
Parade of 1917" by singing "Souse
of the Border" which he and his
wife Mango had composed. Pro-
ducer-Director Frank Mcdonald
liked it SO much that he decided to
put it into the picture. Eddie's
made three big pictures for three
big studios since he's been out Of
the navy-"The Perfect Marriage"
for Hal Wallis; Republics delight
full Rendezvous with ANNIE" and
UniversaPs "Smash-up."
When George Sanders left for
England he thought he was just 60
ing on vacation, after finishing 1.-The
Private Affairs of Bel Ami" So
Director Albert Levin cabled him
to 60 to Paris and scout for sites
for his next picture, Strong as
Death"
Dorothy Lamour's been in too
many of those Road" pictures with
Crosby, maybe. Anyhow, she and
her husband have bought some
brood mares and are going in for
raising thoroughbred stock on their
ranch-they already had 700 hogs
and 200 steers
Sterling Hayden's first picture
since his discharge from the marine
corps will be "Blaze of Noon," story
of the four Mcdonald brothers,
pioneers in commercial aviation.
ParamOunt's assembled cast head
ed by Hayden, Sonny Tufts, Will
liam Holden, John Lund and Bill
Bendix. Hayden was headed for
stardom before he left Hollywood;
it looks as if he'd make it this
time.
First Columbia Broadcasting
System did it-had their local sta
ton, as well as frequency modula-
ton and television, changed to
webs, instead of the old New York
listing, WABC. National Broadcast
ing liked the idea-now it's WNBC.
It's catching!
One of the first parts that House
Jameson CDR. Benjamin" of the
airs Crime Doctor"D, got after
leaving college resulted from the
assumption in New York that every
Texan knows how to spin a rope.
House was engaged to appear in a
skit with Will Rogers and didn't
know one end of a rope from the
other. So he took the job, went
out and learned tricks with rope,
and did right well.
Robert Aida, whose next picture
is Warner Bros THE Man l
Love-" has been on tenderhooks
lately; he's crazy about his farm
and everything on it, and two of
his prize pigs, Porkie and Bess, are
about to become parents.
ODDS AND ENDS-Chrisfmas Early, a
character in the Dick Tracy comic strip,
uiH soon hare her counterpart in radio:
a California station is holding additions
to find girl whoU be giucn a big pub
iicity buiid-up as Christmas Early
Edith Arnold OF Crime Doctor" couldn't
easily hare escaped haring red hair: it
runs through generations Of the family
-. Macdonald Carey Of "Suddcni, rs
Spring" has a neip secretary, his uiIe
Harold Peary. MICS "Cildersieere." Be.
ieres in numeroiogy: some years ago he
changed his last name from Perry to
Peary, began using Harold instead Of Hal
and ,vhaf do Won kno,U succexst
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Err ES
The and Now

More than a year has passed
since the armed might of the
United States shattered for
ever the deIusions Of grandeur
Of Dai Nippon, blasting the
dream Of japanese ,0ar lords
that the Pacific one day ,vould
be a japanese lake. In the
grand finale that ended W
Day there ,Uere many heroes.
Their names flashed comet
like across the pages Of the
nations press for a day or
t,Uo-and then ,Uere lost.
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DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.

ONE BLACK LABRADOR retriever fe-
male three years old this fall. Good nat
ural hunter, fast and sure. No white mark
ings very attractive and trim: good blood
tered American Kennel Club. Price $3.50
Also. puppies sired by Gun OF Whitmore.
son of the noted Champion, Gun of Arden,
puppies ready to 60 by October 10Th;
females $40, males $50.
JOHN G. NYE
1901 s. 10th Ave, Great Falls. Montana
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What has become Of the men
whose names tUere on eUery
tongue a year ago? Some are
still in the services, but the
great majority haze returned
to the Ives that ,cere inter-
rupted by Pearl Harbor. They
haze gone back to pick up the
threads Of life.
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HELP WANTED-WOMEN

HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLI.
BILLINGS PLUMBING g. HEATING CO.
Phone 5888
72I N. 24tb ST. Billings. Mont
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prodigious strength and chivalrous
instincts, reared by African apes"
Johnny Weissmuller lives up to the
definition, as usual, in his latest,
"Tarzan and the Huntress," and
has signed to play Tarzan for the
next three years.
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FARMS AND RANCHES

FOR SALE: First class sheep ranch. sue
cessfully operating 1000 good prime cross
bred ewes. headquarters GAO ncres owned,
year around grazing lease, $500 head. $50
tons baled hay on place. Full line of
needed cuuiDment. Address all inquiries
u. BOX 60, Glasgow, Montana
FOR SALE: 1G0 ACRES IRRIGATED
farm. II miles from Great Falls Sun river
project Modern buildings. REA. school
bus. Sell with without crop. Immediate
IL. SLEEVES. Glendive. Montana
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&$QbEES4f
STkGESSC

By VIRGINIA VALE
THEY tried out more than
i so WAC hair-dos before
Paulette Goddard's couture
for Suddenly It's Spring"
was decided on. Those over
seas caps are pretty severe,
and the fact that the hair has
to be two inches off the collar
in back made things more difficult,
as many WAC will testify. Final
ly she was given soft bangs, and
center part in the back, with braids
pinned around her head to give a
good line. It took one hour of extra
time every day to get her ready
for the camera-not very WAC-like!
-
The only film hero listed in Web
ster's New International Dictionary
is Tarzan, defined as 1.-THE hero Of
a series of stories by Edgar Rice
Burroughs. He is white man, OF
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-04

Price of Coffee
William Penn is reported to have
paid S4.68 a pound for his coffee;
ours costs about 10 per cent of that.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the following shares of water
stock is offered for sale:
Stock certificate No. 474 contain
jug 2 shares and belonging to C.
H. Barney.
Stock certificate No. 498, contain
ing 2 shares and belonging to l..
w. Hageman.
Stock certificate No. So, contain
ing 2 shares and belonging to C.
w. Morgan.
Stock certificate No. AZ, contain
ing 8 shares and belonging to
George Dewey.
Stock certificates Nos. 1872. 321,
429, containing 20 shares in all and
belonging to Jacob Frank.
Stock certificates Nos. ~, ga, con-
tanning 70 shares in all and belong
ing to Konrad Ostwald Estate, Her.
man OSWALD, administrator.
All the above named shares of
water stock in the Italian Ditch
Company will be sold Saturday,
Dec. Z. 1916. at 1 o'clock P. M. at
the office of the company to pay
for the delinquent assessment there
on, together with costs of advertis-
ing and the expense of sale.
BY order of the Board of Direct
orS.
JOHN HARDING
Secretary.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-04
Judging Pickles

Homemade pickles exhibited at
fairs are judged on uniformity Of
shape and size, clearness of liquid,
flavor, color and texture.
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Search for Missing
Airmen Is Resumed
Work Impeded by Monsoons and
Native Hostility.

Intensive search and recovery
activities by American graves regis
tration service personnel in the
India-Burma zone has been re.
sumed with the end of the adverse
seasonal climatic conditions, brought
about by monsoons, which have inn
peded the search for remains OF
missing army air forces personnel
who lost their lives during World
War II in those countries, the war
department announced.
Search for an estimated 1873 I'M
located remains OF air force casual
ties will be intensified during COM
ing months, Maj. Gen. T. B. Larkin,
quartermaster general of the army
and chief of the American graves
registration service, reported. Gil
matte conditions and hostility by
savage natives and bandits have
held up work of graves registration
personnel in recent weeks, he said,
but personnel assigned to the India
Burma one now will be able to
resume search and recovery opera
tons in areas which have been in
accessible since spring.
Of the estimated 4,743 Americans
whose graves have been located in
the India-Burma zone, a total of g.
226 rest today in the American mill
tary cemeteries at Barrackpore, 116
miles from Calcutta, India, and at
Kalaikunda, n miles from Calcut-
ia. Of this number, 1874 have been
identified and 252 are still unidenti-
fed. The remaining 1,517 located
graves are in isolated reas. Of this
number only z have been identified.
Five search and recovery teams
have been engaged in American
graves registration service work in
the India-Burma zone in recent
months. An additional five teams
will be added.
Twelve areas are included in the
India-Burma zone of the American
graves registration command. Work
in Assam, Bengal, Northern Burma
and Southern Burma have been held
up by the monsoons. In Sumatra,
Java, French Indo-China and the
Lesser Sunda islands work has been
hampered both by the unfavorable
weather and hostility toward graves
registration personnel by natives
and bandits. Search and recovery
activities in Siam and Malaga have
been virtually completed and work
is going forward currently in the
.elebes and Borneo areas.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF LOTS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received
at the office of the City Clerk
of the City of Laurel, Montana
until 1880 o'clock P. M. December
Is, 1916, for the sale of the fol-
lowing described lots in the CITY OF
Laurel, Yellowstone County, Mon
tana, to-wit:
Lots IL, IL and IS in Block 5
of the Laurel Heights Subdivi-
sion; Lots l., 2, 8, a, 9 and
10 in Block A and Lots 8, a,
5, 6, Z, 8, 9, and 10 in Block
5 of the Young's Second Sub
division; Lots II, II, 13, ID
and Is in Block 8 and Lots
II, II, Is, 16, II, 18, 10 and
20 in Block 2 of Young's Sub
division; according to the of
fetal plats thereof, now on file
and of record in the office of
the County Clerk and Record
er of Yellowstone County, Mon
tana.
The terms of the sale are cash
and the full amount of the pur-
chase price must accompany each
bid. These lots were acquired from
Yellowstone County by tax deed to
the City and a quit-claim deed
similar to the deed issued by yell
lowstone County, Montana, will be
furnished the successful bidder by
the City.
The bidder shall agree to take
title to said lots, subject to the
contract between the City and
Barry O'Leary for the installation
of a Sanitary Sewer along Sixth
Avenue, in Laurel, Montana.
The bidder shall further agree to
sign a petition by property owners
requesting the installation of said
sewer if he is the successful bidder.
The City reserves the right to
reject any Of all bids.
BY order of the Citv Council.
Dated December a. 1916.
TILLIE HOHENDORF
City Clerk.
First publication 1874. '46-2t)
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Real st. Nicholas
OF 4th Century

st. Nicholas is popularity associ-
ated with Christmas and gift-giving
presumably because once during
his mortal existence he repeatedly
endowed three dowerless maidens
with three purses of gold.
Historically-as the Archbishop of
Myra, Nicholas was a member of
the council of Nicaea. In 1926
A. D., Constantine the Great called
together the theologians of the
Christian world in the first complete
general council of the entire Chris
tan church.
The council, assembled near Con-
stantinople, and presided over by the
still unbaptized Constantine, pro-
claimed the first exact definition Of
Christian teaching-as embodied in
the Nicene Creed-and marks the
beginning of Christianity as it is un-
derstood today.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-04
MONTANA MILK CONTROL
BOARD CALLS PUBLIC
HEARING

Notice is hereby given by the
Montana Milk Control Board that
a public hearing will be held at the
City Hall in Laurel. Montana on
December IS, at the hour of 500
p. M.
This notice is to all milk pro-
ducers producing milk for sale, milk
dealers selling milk, and consumers
residing in the Laurel Market area.
The purpose of this hearing is to
receive evidence and statements con
corning the following: The min
imum prices to be charged for milk
and/or cream purchased, received,
processed or sold in the Laurel
Marketing Area, which includes the
Incorporated city limits of Laurel
and a distance of three miles in all
directions from the Incorporated
city limits, and to record such other
facts affecting the milk supply for
this area as may be presented for
consideration.
The consuming public and all in
terested parties are invited to at
tend this meeting.
Signed by order of the Montana
Milk Control Board.
A. A. KLEMME,
EXecutive-Secy
date First Pub. Dec. a, 1946-2t)