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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
MiSSOuId Men
Purchase The
Libby Motors
Art Brock Owned Business
Eleven Years; New Owners
Take Possession March I
MANAGEMENT RETAINS
THE SHOP MECHANICS

A business deal has been com
pleted by which one of Libby's
best known business establishments
changed hands when A L. Brock
sold his Libby Motors to Messrs.
H. B. Stordock and S r. Smart.
both of MisSoula. Mr. Stordock
took possession last Monday. March
|, and his partner expects 10 Join
hlm the latter part of this week
Mr.. Brock has been IN the gar
age business for the past - years.
beginning when the automobile
business was young He is rated
as one of the outstanding authorities
IN the Northwest on automOtiVe
mechanics and problems. He has
attained this knowledge through
many years of careful study ana
practical application of his studies.
He came to Lincoln County back
in 1904 while still a boy. During
the Dos and early '30s he was owner
Of garage in the Portland. Ore,
area.
Mr. and Mrs Brock and their
laughter returned to Libby M 1885.
and two years later Mr. Brock
bought the Libby Motors and as
'N*4At' "a viz ASONA So ~ lllONAkIt dhtllGE.
During the past II years the
Brooks have built up one of the
pest known and most influential
garage businesses in the country.
lcw equipment has been added un-
il the garage is said 10 have the
'tst equipped shop tins side OF
spokane During the shortage of
elp in the war Mrs Brock came
nto the office where She has re-
NAMED, having become indispen-
able as the firms bookkeepcr
For several years both Mr. and
irs Brock have felt the intense
train of their work and sometime
60 decided to retire from the
eavy demands of the business for
be purpose Of enjoying a period
+ rest and recupeTation They have
ad a number of opportunities to
II 10 advantage. but have been
nWilling to let their busin IS 20
} any party or parties who they did
OF feel were entirely qualified by
lperlence, business integrity and
nancial standing 10 properly carry
j the business and uphold the ira
Ions of the firm as an asset to
&c community It was after ser
us consideration that they decided
soil 70 the new owners
Continued pn nee 7 mi
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
CompIeteSCouI
Drive Plans

Sixteen team captains for the
Libby Boy Scout finance campaign
met Wednesday night at the court
house community room to receive
details about the drive and to pick
the names of prospective team
workers, A. c. Austin, campaign
chairman, reported today
The 24-hour drive will begin with
a kickoff dinner next Wednesday
at the Surprise Cafe, and the cap
talns will attend a victory dinner
on Thursday to make their team
reports, Austin said.
The budget for the Western Mon
tana Council, Boy Scouts of America
which serves the eight counties in
western Montana is approximately
$4,000 Austin said, and scouting
IN all communities in the council
area is dependent on the finances
raised on a volunteer basis in each
community.
All funds raised for scouting in
tne eight counties are used 10 pro
vide leadership training, camping
facilities, program promotion. re-
cord books, badges, general admin
istratlon and the extension of scout
ing to more boys, Austin explained
The council now employs a scout
executive and two field executives
who give their full time to the pro
motion of scouting.
AT the meeting Wednesday night,
It was shown that as money is (
available to do the job, the council
membership keeps pace. In l947
ne Western Montana Council had S
Z0.2 per cent gain in membership u
ana a net gain of 80 new Cub Scout y
packs, Boy Scout troops, and Sen Il
or Scout units. 1t was pointed out v
nat this was the highest gain of d
my council in the northwest Lin
DIN county showed a A per cent "
,aln in membership and doubled II
he number of scout units
with A. q. Role as a Vice-chair- 3
nan OF the drive, the following men II
re serving as team captains repre- D.
entlng the employees of the J.
'ells Lumber Company: Thomas \
,eweu Ray Corey, Stanley Reedv.
rank Warner, Elwood Brown. vii
am Baeth, Donald Hayden, Loren >
rompt, and Carl Nordin Serving
nder b: j. Darlington, also a drive
are E. M. Davidson. RI
|. Flat, and R. Rayome as team o[
aptalns. The captains for the gen m
raj drive are Coup Larson. Robert ro
Harold Miller and Jesse ~
OK
The organization of the teams is If
be completed by Friday night.
ustln said, with each team worker be
5reelng to call on about eight pros 10
ects OF his own choice from lists tb
Inch will be provided at the kick fI
meeting. 80
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
SUPREME INSPECTOR WILL
MAKE OFFICIAL VISIT
TO RAINBOW GIRLS

Mrs Airline Becker. Supreme In
>pector in Montana. Order of the
Rainbow for Girls will make her
official visit in Libby Monday even
ing, March g. AT this time the
disqualification of rituaEstic work
Will be given
The Rainbow Girls take this OPP
portunity to invite all members of
the Order of Eastern Star Masonic
Lodge and past Rainbow Girls IT.
good standing to attend. Light re-
freShmentS viii be served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
SERGEANT HOPPE WILL
RETURN TO STATES

Sgt Russell G. Hoppe OF the goth
Air Force in the Marianas Islands
IS expected to return to the states
on the rotation plan for reassign-
ment in the Zone of Interior. He
will soon have his tour of Foreign
Service completed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Don Bills, foreman of The Stan
dard Motors Garage, took a new
truck to Spokane Monday, to have
special equipment installed. He was
expected home last night.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Murray Of
Manhattan are here for a weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Claude Bloom and family whom
they haven't seen for two years.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

The High School skiing class en-
joyed a trip TO Whitefish last Sun
day, where the members tried out
the Big Mountain Ski run Three
carloads made the trip.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Mrs. r. r. Veldman left Sunday
to visit at the homes of her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Weld
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Brooks
of Seattle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
THE WEATHER REPORT

The following is the weather re-
port as given by the Libby Ranger
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

r: W. Mccormick and E. E. Logan
Of Leonia were Libby visitors Tues
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
NOTICE

Meeting Loggers Local 1862, Lib
by Moose Hall, March 9th, 1948 at
300 p. m.-Allen Goodgame, Re
cording Secretary.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Slain Bandits Widow
Convicted Of Takinq
Part in Robbery

Mrs. Jean Lincoln, 26-year -old
English war bride, whose husband
was slain when he attempted hotel
holdup, was convicted yesterday of
completely with him in another
robbery.
A District Court jury which had
heard Mrs. Lincoln deny any prior
knowledge of the holdups, delib-
Grated five hours before finding her
guilty of robbery. The jury was
unable to agree on two other counts
against her in connection with the
Whitestone Hotel robbery attempt
In which her husband was slain.
Mrs. Lincoln took the jury's ver-
dict without emotion, but collapsed
as the court clerk polled Jurors on
the other two counts.
Judge Richmond B. Keech said
Mrs. Lincoln probably will be SEN
fenced one week from today. She
faces q maximum sentence of Is
years.
Mrs. Lincoln was convicted in the
robbery Of Walden B. Hogwood,
night manager OF the Bellevue Ho-
tel, Is E street NV, four nights
before her husband, Edward A. Lin
coin, was killed in an attempt to
hold up Douglas L. Farr, manager
of the Whitestone Hotel, 1101 Six
teenth street NV.
Mrs. Lincoln testified she was
asleep in the car during the White
stone holdup attempt and knew
nothing of his death until she went
into the hotel seeking him.
Mr.. Farr told the jury LincolA had
threatened Mrs. Farr with a pistol
shortly before he fired the fatal
shot. Police Sergt. A. D. Clark
testified Mrs. Lincoln had told him
she and her husband planned the
Whitestone robbery and that it was
to have been their last one.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
William S. Mckinley prosecuted the
case and Mrs. Lincoln was defended
by Robert j. Harlan.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

nomination to Representative Lyn-
don johnson by 81 votes out o1
about 100000. He charges fraud
in the returns of Duvall, Jim Wells
and zapata Counties.
Mr.. Deranian said the committee
is interested in preserving the ball
lots in the event 1t decides to make
formal inquiry into Mr.. Steven
sons charges. Mr.. Stevenson said
in his complaint that the ballots
could legally be destroyed October
27
Evening star., 1948-10-22

down q circular stairwell Of the
Justice Department building Wednes-
day. ~ -.
The verdict was issued yesterday
by Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
after Detective Sergt. John K.
Baker Of the homicide squad
learned from friends Of the dead
Evening star., 1948-10-22

man that MI. Smith appeared
nervous and worried during his last
weeks.
Funeral services for Mr.. Smith
win be held ct II am. Saturday at
the Pumphrey funeral home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Prober Reports Progress
In Checking Texas Vote
BY the Asseeieted Press

Nelson B. Deranian, chief counsel
Of the Senate Rules subcommittee on
elections, said yesterday no COM
plications" are expected in a move
to impound ballots used in the Tex
as Democratic senatorial runof pri-
mary August %.
A committee investigator now in
Austin, Tex, reports he is making
satisfactory progress in checking
into complaints of former Gov. Coke
Stevenson, Mr.. Deranian said.
Mr.. Stevenson lost the senatorial
Evening star., 1948-10-22

meet here Saturday with officials
Of the United States Chamber of
Commerce to discuss continued CO.
operation of the two groups
throughout the country.
The juniors chamber officers will
be headed by President Paul d. Bag
well of Lansing, Mich. e. Frederic
Gillen is the Washington repre-
sentative of the group.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Suicide Ruled in Plunge
OF W. Marvin Smith

A verdict of suicide has been is
sued IN the death Of w. Marvin
Smith, 80, Justice Department at
torney killed in O five-story plunge
Evening star., 1948-10-22

Finland will try to curtail private
power consumption by steep progress
,ive rates.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-15
Marcia z c~hudobince.
OMA NapsaI VACLAV HYNEK


"To je zena toho spravce:
ktery tt prave odrekl pokojlk",
fekla Danesova, kdyz poodesli.
"Poznas il brzy bl1ze =. Ma
venkove Sc Tide s%eznamuj1 leh-
Pc odchodu mladych ucitelu
otocil Sc zamecky pan Ike sve-
mu spravci a jeho tvaTe byly
nevlfdne.
"Uz Ease chcete provadet ne
jake pokusy?"
"Vzdyt jsem O tom piece jiz
$ panem hrabetem mluvil a
mann to schvaleno", branil Sc
spravce.
20 stavbe jste Sc mi nikdy
nezminoval. A ia take k nice
mu nedam svolen1. Dopadlo
by to jake S kademi ma travu.
Cd Mich jste 81 take mnoho sill
boval a nyn1 stoj1 vedle dvora
bez uzitku. Seno Sc Ease susi
ma loukach a nenaklada V ka-
d1ch a nenasoluje. Horoval jste
pro ne, ale ukazalo Sc, re nej-
sou k nicemu. Jenom jsme Wy.
hodili sto padesat tis1c. Pokusy
Sc lehko p~rovadej1 = ma eli
zlm."
Spravce Sc kousl do ritz.
"Tenhle pokus nebude niC
stat, "a to mdzeme ma mem mno.
no vyz1skat "a zuslechtene o.
bill"
"Delejte 81 co chcete, ale j
opakuji, re YAM ma to mic ne.
dam. Abych nezapomnel. d.
nedele mi opatT1te deset tis1c
korun, abych mohl Ease jednoU
jeti do Podebrad. Potrebuji to-
no jiz velmi nal6have," Tekl
pr1snym pohledem.
Spravce Sc zrejme zarazil.
"Neni to NONE, pane hra.
be-" Tekl tise.
ma neuZlCocno KaQe DylC
mono opatfit sto padesat tis1c
ale ma zachranu meho zdrav.
nen1 mono opatTit mic. To Sc
mi odvazujete Tfci do oc1?"
Ostfe dodal:
"NaTizuji yam, abyste mi dc
nedele zadanou castku opatTil
Nevyhov1teh mi, vyvod1m z to
no dGseldky. A nyn1 jdete!"
Spravce Sc hluboce uklonil {
bez hlesu odchazel.
Zamecky pan Sc vratil k o
knu, kde byl pred pT1choden
ucitel1, zapalil 81 novou papi
rosku a zadfval Sc Ease oknen
do parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-15

Bukacov je stare, kdysi hor-
nicke mestecko, nyn1 vsak tiche
a hospodaTske. RuSnou minu-
lost pripomfnaj1 jenom rozleh-
lie haldy, kosatymi lipami po-
rostle. Pozorn6jslmu pozoro-
vateli p%Tipomenou zaslou slavu
Bukacova i male hornicke dom
ky, ktere Sc skoro ztracej1 We
die novych dom1 pri hlavnf sill
nici, spojuj1cf Bukacov Sc sve-
tenn. Nyn1, v dobe motorovych
vozidel, pocfna take ozivovati.
V tesnem sousedstv1 Bukaco-
va je nam jiz znamy zamek,
jehoz rozlehly a velice zajfma-
w park zabfha az k starym
haldam. Pr zamku je dvGr,
skupina to hospodaTskych bu-
dow, lihovar a nezbytny pansky
pivovar, jehoz sIava bledne pod
taken velkych pivovarG.
Hornicke mestecko Sc zme-
milo ponenahlu v zemedelske,
nebylo jine pomoci, nechtelo-li
vGbec zmizeti S povrchu zem-
skeho. Pozemkova reforma mu
|trochu pomohla, ale ne mnoho.
Nejvetsf a nejlepsi lany poll zG-
staly i pc nj pri zamku, a ma to,
co pTipadlo lidu. bylo pT1lis
mnoho uchazecG, take Sc ma
kazdeho dostalo jen malo. Byli
vsak i S tim spokojeni a hledell
81 pomoci jinak.
V iednom z tech malych hor-
nickych domkG nasel 81 konec-
ne mlady ucitel Almost Purkra-
bek byt. Domek byl vedle sta
rych hald,, nedaleko kostela a
skoly, jake do bTehu vrostly.
Mel chatrnou strechu, chatrne
zdi, chatrny byl cely. Domacl
byli diva start Tide, takovy mily
parek, ktery jiste nikomu ma
svete nepTekazel a zadnych ma
rokG nemel. PTijali mladeho
ucitele radi ma byt, re jim tam
Dude veseleji. On byl take rad,
re je domek trochu stranou, pri
starych haldach a zameckem
parku, tedy v same zeleni. Bu-
de tam jake "a vetrem a v l6te
tam Dude jiste nadherne.
Ulozil tam sve bal1ky a pax
spolu s Danesovou sc vydali k
f1dic1mu uciteli, ohlasiti nastou-
pen1 sluzby.
R1d1cf ucitel, starsi, ale dosud
statny pan S prosedivelymi Via
sy a vousy, udelal ma Purkrab-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-15

NJO JNAAO NNlNAA
zJevu nebylo mic pedantickeho.
Jeho pohled byl prfmy a vlfdny.
Chvili 81 S MIN pohovofili O mist
Mich pomerech, ale dlouho Sc
nezdrzeli, protoze musili oba
Jeste k ~pfedsedovi mfstnf skol-
nj rady.
Ten bydlil ma druhem konci
mestecka pfi silnici v peknem
domku. Kdyz cd nej odcha-
zeli, div Sc nesrazili s vysokym,
stlh!ym panem S oblicejem "a
rostlym hnedym plnovousem.
Ma oc1ch mel bryle Sc sirokymi
koStenymi obrubami. Oblecen
byl We svetle saty a ma hlave
mel siroky, mekky klobouk,
pod nlmz vykukovaly dlouhe
femme vlasy. Jeho cele vzezfe-
nj bylo trochu boh6mske, ale
vyraz tvafe byl omrzely a sko-
70 nevl1dny.
Pozdravil slecnu Danesovou
a patrave Sc zad1val ma Pur-
krabka.
"Pan ucitel Klabuna - no.
w kolega Almost Purkrabek,
mGj spoluzak," pTedstavovala
Je ucitelka Danesova.
Pan, jehoz pojmenovala uci-
telem Klabunou, trochu zmir-
nil nevlldny vyraz tvare a po-
dial obema ruku. Nepromluvil
hned, ale prohl6dl 81 Purkrab-
ka cd hlavy k pate.
"Tak tedy s vami tn budu "a
Sc jeden rok?" rekl hlubokym,
ale neobycejn6 mekkym hla-
sem, ktery Sc napadne odrazel
cd vyrazu jeho obliceje. "Uz
ami nevim, kolikaty jste, ktere-
no k nam vftam. Nynf vas ne
jak pills strfdajf. Nepospfcha-
tell pTflis, pockejte ma mne
chv1l1, mann Tfci pTedsedovi jen
nekolik SLOW, budu hned zpat-
ky. Mus1me Sc blize seznamit,
kdyz tn budeme spolu."
Pr tech slovech odb6hl do
domku.
Almost Sc podfval ma Kamilu
a ia videla v jeho ocfch nevy-
slovenou otazku. Uhodla il.
"Je trochu podiyfn. ale do
Dry clov6k," rekla tiSe. "Mno-
no jsem Sc S MIN nestykala. pro-
to tt nemohu O mem celkem mic
jineho Tfci. Ale on Sc ii jiste
pfedstav1 sam"
Vice nemohla T1ci, protoze
Sc jiz Klabuna vracel.
"Tak uz to nam vyrffzeno a
nyn1 jsem vas. MGzeme Sc tro-
chu profit, nejste-li totiz una
veni," navrhoval, ale hned sam
dodal: Gale kdepak unaveni!
Made lidi cestovani neunavu-
je, zvlaste kdyz je to ma mfsto,
ma kter6 jsme trp6liv6 cekali.
Nemam pravdu?"
Oba s 1smevem prikyvli.
Dali Sc mesteckem ven a pax
zabocili ma stare haldy, S nichz
byl pekny rozhled pc okoln1
hornate krajin6.
"Uz mate BYTE" promluviI
Ease Klabuna.
Man," pTisvedcil Purkra-
bek a pax vypravoval, jake mel
S tim starosti a kde konecne
byt nasel.
Klabuna sc 1trpne usmal.
"Lide O mne Tfkaji, re jsem
brucoun a nespokojenec, ale CO
mann delat, kdyz sc ma kazdem
kroku setkavam S nejakou ne
spravedlnostf? Skoly sc stavf,
ale o byty ucitelGm Sc nikdo ne
stara! Mlady kantor ably 81 o.
patfil komediantsky VIZ a vo-
I'll S sebou -"
"Docela mic iste sc pres
prazdniny nezmenil," ozvala Sc
Danesova. "Uz Ease hubujete.
Nechapete, re nam tim hubo-
vanlm nedodavate mnoho chu-
ii? Oba jsme zacatecnfci."
"Mate pravdu, slecno," po-
kyval hlavou. "Nemam zapo-
mfnat, re mann vedle sebe mia
de lidi, kteTf teprve vchazejf do
zivota a jist6 81 cd nej mnoho
slibujl, jake jsem 81 sliboval ia,
kdyz jsem zac1nal. Tt Sc ma
svet dfvajf jinak nez ia -"
Zamlceli Sc.
sli pc starych haldach pod
kosatymi lipami. V pravo byla
rozlehla panska pole, ma nichz
pracoval zastup delnfk1 a del
mic. Podfvali Sc pc tom troll
lfstku a v jejich pohledech by
la zavistivost.
DN " 1871 1Lo-aH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-10-15

JSte Sc v Praze utOpll. Vas syn
tam postal lidi, ably vas hleda-
H." "Ano, utopil jsem SET
zvolal Kopal a odkvapil slnemi
chodbami, pc schodech re zam-
ku.
Nebylo no vice spatriti. Nj
kdo nevedel, kan Sc podel.
VII.
MlynaTovi Sc cestou z Prahy
vselijake veci hlave rozlehly,
mnoho nepokoje v mysli mu
zpdsobujfce.
A veru elm vice premital, tim
jasn6ji mu vysvitalo, re neni,
jak by byti m6lo. MAZE bystrej-
81 zrak neil Kopal, pozoroval
ledacos V Tecech a jednan1ch
justiciarovych, &c Sc mt nell
bio.
Nejvice no ale mrzelo, re Sc
pTemluviti dial ku postoupenl
v6na MaTencina.
KIDD no pTemluvil? Justiciar
A proc? = Ma to proc Sc mu v
hlave ~vypTadalo dlouhe proto,
tax dlouhe, az no hrGza obcha-
zela.
Hire mu ale bylo, kdyz, pTi-
Sed domG, zaslechl co sc mezi
tim ma Brazdove udalo, a jake
pov6sti Sc O Kopalovi a dilem i
O mem samem r~oZnasely.
Jakoz sc drive honosfval pfa-
telstvfm Kopalovym, tax Sc ny
nj "a ne stydeti pocal, a donna
sed6, u verejnosti Sc ami neob-
jevil.
Ale mlyn je jake trziste a
schaz1 sc tam mnoho lid, a ka-
zdy neco vi a vypravuje. TAXI
Sc tam tedy sb1haly noviny Sc
vsech stran, ale zadna nebyla
zp1sobena k utesenf mlynafo-
WI.
Dov6del Sc, re KopalGv Wit
S jakyms velmoznym panem ma
Brazdov pTijel, re tam zalezi-
tostmi prodeje income zatrasli,
i re Sc tam z krajskeho mesta
komise objevila, justiciarGv byt
zapecetila, vSechny p~1semnosti
mu pobrala a justiciar pry ode
vzdan soudu k vySetrovan1.
Tu napadlo mlynarovi, re by
snad pomoc1 Vftovou a toho CT
ziho pana Marence - ci vlast-
ne sobe = k opstouplemu venu
pomohl, a povazuje svou my
slenku "a velmi moudrou, po-
sadil Sc a napsal V1tovi dlouhe
a Stroke psanf, V nemzto vylo-
I'll vse, CO u justiciara a u Film
ka pozoroval, niceho nezamlce,
CO Sc i Kopala a jeho sameho
tykalo, zapomena pTi tom, re
tim sam sebe u velike podezfe-
nj uvadf.
Psanf toto bylo pTflis podle-
zavym a licomernym zpGsobem
sestaveno, ably Wit prvnim o.
kamzen1m byl nepoznal, re
mlynar jake plaSt vetrem Sc o.
brazil.
Proto pro vsecko Sc mu tim
psanfm pTedce ledacos vysvet-
lilo.
Kdo by ale te dobe byl mel
pf1lezitost pozorovati Kopoty-
no, byl by Sc az k 1zasu podi-
vii, jaka zmena Sc s MIN stala.
Osvedcilo Sc zajiste, re ne
tecny, ma pohled blaesovany
baron uebyl cd krve tax mrtvy
a nepohyblivy, jak Sc zdalo, a.
lebrz nepravym zpGsobem Wy
chovani a zvykem teprv zmrt-
vel.
Dosti bro Sc mu vyjasnilo,
re Rattan ma mizinu pTisel, re
mu temeT niceho nezbyva, nez
ably wal mosnu a cd domu k
domu S Kopalem zebrati chodil,
nebot oba ma jednom stupni
stall.
Nynf ovsem Sc vec obou zlep-
sila zakrocenfm Vftovym a po-
mocf baronovou, ano dalo Sc
pfedv1dati, re prodej i koupe
"a podvodne uznany a zruseny
budou. Kopoty Sc veci tech
ujal S podivuhodnou ochotou.
Proto ale byla pTitomnost do
sti fla. Valna cast drobnejsfch
vecf re zamku byla Flinkem
ukradena, dr1vi v lesich bylo
obchodn1k1m prodano, a Fink
utekl S pencil.
Rattan Sc pred ukoncenlm
soudu "a pana ma Brazdove po-
vazovati nemohl. A co by mu
imeno vlastn1ka bylo pomohlo?
Brazdov byl nynf skutecne O
dobrou tTetinu predluzen, coz
pred tim nebyl, pokud dFfvf v
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12
ARRESTED AT SJTKA

David Sumner, of Sitka, was Drought here today by Deputy U.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12
RADIO LOG
K I N Y Alaska Broadcasting Go. c. R. s.

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 MONDAY EVENING 5:OO-DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
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 CBS. :00--Alaska s. s. News. l0:15-W Words with Music. 0:30-Forecasts.
 Tuesday, July 13, 1948 TOO Music in the Morning. 7:30-Radio Reporter. 7:45- Music in the Morning. Morning Thought. 8:30-Fred Waring. Morning Melodies. 9:l5-Melody Roundup. Sunrise Serenade. 9:45-Silver Platter. 10:00-M Magic Carpet l0:15-ALL STAR BASEBALL
 GAME-CBS. 1:45-Listener' Digest. 12:00-The Four Knights. l2:l5-Noon News. 12 :30-Luncheon Date. 1:O0-CROSS SECTION-CBS. l:30-Art Bakers Note Book 1:45-Airlane Trio. :O0-Village Store. FERMENTATION TO LEARN
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL REPORT OF ADMINISTRATORS

REPORT OF ADMlNlSl hA 1ON In the Commissioner Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Division Number One.
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commission
 CT and Ex-officio Probate Judge,
 Juneau Precinct.
 Tn the Matter of the Last Will and
 Testament of BISHOP JOSEPH
 RAPHAEL CRIMONT, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Frank A. Boyle has filed his final report on the administration of the estate of Bishop Joseph Ra- phael Crimont, deceased, and he hereby petitions that the manner in which he administered the estate be approved and that the residue be administered as provided for under the law and that hearing be held on the said report on the 28th day of July 1948 at 1000 am. before the undersigned Felix Gray, U. s. Com missioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Probate Court this 18th day, of July, 1948.
 (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, July l2, 1948. Last publication, July 26, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12

s. Marshal Sid Thompson to await possible indictment by the Fed eral Grand Jury on a charge ot contributing to the delinquency of minor. He is accused by William Fleming, of the Alaska Native Ser vice, of having improper relations with a 15-year-old girl. Bond was set at S1,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12
HIT AND RUN DRIVER

Robert Greenwald was fined $50 this morning by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer on a hit and run vehicle charge. Greenwald was accused by City Police of hit ting a Yellow Cab with his car and failing to stop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-12

Bob Brennan is a new arrival at the Gastineau Hotel from Sitka
, 1948-01-17

move ahead of this municipa-
hty economically. Indeed it
has infinitely more potentiaIi-
ties than this municipality, and
with wise leadership, initia-
tive and foresight St. Croix
can go places which few of us
now visualize.
It is disheartening that des-
pite the efforts which have
been made within the last de-
cades to bring the islands
closer together that we are
still SO far apart. We had
thought that we had advanced
to the point where Frederik-
sted would not oppose a har-
Dor development for st. Croix
merely on the ground that it
is to be built in Christiansted.
The islands must rise up be-
yond that type of shortsighted,
selfish leadership if they want
to advance.
ST. Thomas Photo News