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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12

Ifeine geniigen6e 8ro6itftion porban-
ben let. gr tpies aber 2arber, Sic
tart pro6u5ieren, tpnrnen6 borauf
bin, bob Hroouftion niht bas @eiil-
tat elmer .lnge5iigelten &onfurren3"
|nno yprtn5ipienloier Beridmenoung"
ietn oiirfe, nod aub auf Der anberen
Settle oas Grgebnis Ser .lnterbriif-
flung uno beipotiiben Musbeutung Ser
arbeiterihaft uno Ser 8eoiirfniffe Der
gin5elneien bur1 ben Staat. !"
.SegliGer Mrbeiter gebiibrt menid-
lide 8iiroe uno Sreibeit," erflarte
Der BapIt ubie unmdBige Musbeutuna
menidliher @erte bGlt gep0bnlid,
|Sdritt nit Der ltnm1Bisen 4usbeu-
tltng Der 0aturiddbe, insbeionoere
oes gooens, unb fiibrt friiber ooer
!lpater gum 3erfaa.
gs mar bic erlte 8eoe oes 8apites
leit Dem fommuniitiiden MiBerfola
bel oen april- -Woblen in Stalien, un6
|er lpro6 bon Ser @egenmart als ei-
ner aampfpanie r5miiden otpei
|Sdla6ten".
Ser gegempartige 3uitano miiile
fitr oas &ettungsiperf benubt peroen,
lagte Boplt Bius, fir fonltrmftipe Or
belt, Die Der berrliben Soffnuna auf
Steg eine 8runolage bereiten miille.
an oieiem Bunfte Der Geoe onae.
langt, berlangte Der Sl. 8ater 6ann
"gere6te unb notnenbige Heformen"
llno orong auf 8eniibungen 5ur 8ie-
oergepinnnng uiener 5ablreiden, ir-
regeleiteten Seelen", Die iid BON Der
Stride losgeloit uno gelpegunaen an
gei6loiien bdtten, pelde ieoe 8baIe
oes pripaten uno offentli6en 2ebens
gu entbriltlt6en Deriu6ten.
slud fir oieie gelte oas Bort: ,,Go.
ter, pergib ibnen, benn lie ipilien nidt,
mas iie tun!"
Sir oie Staliener, fiigte sic MeI-
oung Der rslii. BreB" bel, batten Die
Worte oeS Sapites bas gr0Bte ssr-
tereiie. Grit geitern erldien Ser ia
tbolilhe WiniIterprdlioent Mlcioe De
8alperi Dor Dem Barlament uno
orong auf cine 8ooen-, Mrbeits- uno
@abrungsreform. 0e @aiperis Oeit-
arbeiter baben piiien laiien, oaB Tie
am meiiten befiirdten, baB Der re6te
5lugel Der 9briItli6 -Oemofratiihen
yortet ldDeren Irud anipenoen miro,
I'M iolde &eformen gu perbin6ern
ooer gum mtnoeiten 5u nerpdilern.
Mber anf @runo Ger belltigen Heoe
oes Eapltes i6eint es, oaB oe @aipe,
ri auf sic llnterItiisung oes Bapltes
miro reGnen fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12
(6ortiesung)
sSranen nnb NGnner BEL Der
3eitnngsleftiire

Seute lit Gienstag, alio, fomnt eli
ne 3eitung! Die oeuti9e Yrefie brinat
5umetit infolge Der Bapierfnappbsit
oreilnal po6entli6 ibre 0eui1feiten
IN onr6ldnittli6 bierieitigem um-
fang beraus. Die Salrsfrauen tper.
fen, faum 6aB bie 3eitungsfrau ibr
r3eitun9l" in Sen SausfIur gerufen
bat, Iofort obne 8ea6tung Der erlten
etnen glid unf Die Ieste Seite. Sier
limo namliA Ole "amtli9en 8efannt-
|mahlngen"; Die gerlautbarungen oes
ernabrutgs= uno @irti6aftsamtes
lntereliieren brenneno. SIT beute et-
mas aufgerufen lnb mas? 8iro 6ie
|auf ben 2ebensmittelfarten aufae>
orudte Mtenge tatiGdlih geliefert
ODER nidt? @ibt es cine Son6erbeIie-
|ferung9
Seute erfdbrt Srau 2otte @ott.
|frieb, OoB auf ben iiber .5peibunoert,
|unofiinf5ig @ramm 3uder o6er 1925
@ramm aunltbonig" lautenoen slb-
|i6nitt aller 2ebensmitteIfarten in Ser
112. 3uteilungsperiooe ipablpeile
nab Vorratslage bon 3uder ooer
4unltbonig Observation-Disclosures
@ramm 3uferparen beaogen mer6en
tonnen. S6on lange iaben ssrau
Sottes 4inoer nit iebnii9tigen Mu-
|gen in Den Sbal1fenItern manher
@el6afte Bo1rbons. Nun fann iie iid,
|ifberlegen, our6 tpel6e @inlhrdnfrn-
|gen es moglib iein miro, einige 6ie-
ler begebrten SiiBigfeiten 5u er1te-
|ben. Sie &usgube Ger 3uIagefarten
fir tperoenbe Ofiitter, S6merfrieas-
beldaoigte uno 8linbe betrifft ssrau
Sotte nidt. Srau 2otte Iielt, bob oem-
nd6lt Dieoer neue 2ebensmitteIfarten
ausgegeben lperben. sic aelten fir
letpells einen Wonat uno nur IoId,e
Eerlonen fonnen iie be5ieben, bie eli,
men bonn @rbeitgeber ooer (bei Gelbit-
ltanotgen) bon Der ault6n6iaen 9e.
r1fsgruppe ubgeitempeIten uro un-
|terfdriebenen Ir6eitspaB beiisen. 8is
Dor fnr5em muBten in ser betreffen.
Den Nnbrif oieie Stempel BEL ieoer
monatlthen &artenausgabe beigefiiat
ueroen NIT Dem entipredenoen go.
tum, iebt miro bas quartaIs4peiie
onrhgefbrt. - Sftmals uerben 2e-
|bensmittelfarten, ole erIt aufaerufeu
tpuroen, in Der Hreiie aIs ,,ngiiItia
ertlart, oa tie gefdlidt iplirben.
Wir tperoen 6rau 2otte nod offers
beim Stuoi1tm bieier 8efanntmuf.
ung tn Der 3eitung antreffen ODER
bet @tnfaufen begleiten, 10 f0nnen
mir uniere Mnfmerfian1feit an6eren
Worgangen i'm Saus 1lno ieiner I'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12

, es lit nnr au tpiinihen, bnB ipenigitens
oas Seminar in &onigitein erbalten
lbleibt, nm burd beimatbertriebene
8rieiter ienen Hrieiternahuuhs ber-
lan5ubiloen, Der aus eigenem @rleben
Scot ll1to Gorge uno Seelenleio Der
8ertriebenen mittraet l,tto mitleioet.
rDie Sitflii6tlinse beroienen be-
lonoere Beriidiidtigung." 8as lit
Iauh uns geiagt, oie mir itns Gbri-
iten nennen llno glauben es 5u fem.
Die ourf Hotsoam bertriebenen
GbriIten biirfen nidt ldnger totee-
i6mieeen neroen. &eoen ,1ro ifrei-
ben mir minoeit iopiel bon ibnen ipie
bon Den n0isplaceo Berions". 9r1n-
gen mir beionbers iest Dor ben @ab-
len oarauf, oaB tie Den Displaced
GerIonS" glei6geIteat peroen. @enn
&ongreB uno Braiioent - tros oller
BbraIen iiber Gbriitentum, Gemofra-
lite, Sumanitdt = lie als oie rnnbe-
riibrbaren" bebunoeln, Damn riibren
mir an bieles Broblem un1io Iauter,
einoringlider uno ilnmer tpieoer. @s
bilft. abgeorbneter g)oungblooo bot
Den erlten GorItoB genla6t, unb Die
Gertriebenen iino ibm unenolih oanf-
bar uno ianmeln ltnteri6riften 5u
Gingaben an i'm, bon Saus 5u Sous,
oa ibnen ia = i'm @egeniab 5u ben
Sideden = feline Srganiiation err
laubt lit.
llnO iagen mir niGt, oaB unlere
Meeniden fein Witgefiibl NIT oieien
0fenl6en bdtten, ioferne nod Der
8lalrbe an Den NpitiIben Serb Ieben-
Dig, ioferne iie sic tpabre Gage fennen
lernen. @ben crit bat Der Serausge-
Der zines fatbolii6en @o1enblattes
einem fatboliI6en slntpalt uuf oie
Srage nad elmer Sa6e, Die Dor allem
5oroeritng Derbient, erflart, er ioac
mir Den 9etrag fir Die rYotsoom
displaced Gbriitians" 5ur gerfiigung
itellen. llno BEL Ser &iiffebr aus Seem
yort funo i6 einen Gbed BON tauleno
Dollars. &ein beutI6es 8latt, fein
oeutl6er Serausgeber, fein oeuti6er
InpoIt - alle fatboIii6. &0nnte i6
oft oieies 8unoer fir meine armen
erleben, icb ginse gleid tpieoer ouf
Heilen. .4.n." ,.f
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12

aolleftib (oas i'm driitliden 8ereif
|ltnmoglid tlD, aber bod in Ser ioaia.
len Sunftion bes @anoen, nidt in ben
etpigen 8erten oes gin5elnen tpur,
5elte. @ir glouben an bas bo6itper.
ionlid)e Sell, sic bodItperlonIi6e
8ieoergeburt uno auferItebung oes
@in5elmenI6en; i'm Often" ober III
oieie 2ebre bon ser perIonliben Get.
tung bes Wteulden cine ltnmoglid.
felt.
@ie sic 9tadrufe belpeiien, batte
geroiuiep i'm u@eIten" groBen Sin.
bang. gs NOR nidt irgenoper, Der
ii6 81 ibm befannte. 8is in BEN &reis
Inn sic 3eitIdrift ,@iprit' rei6te iein
ginfluB lmo emanuel Wouniers Ser
ionalismus erltrebt 5tpar Hettl1ng ser
unteroriidten 8erlonli6feit, aber .
innerbalb oes &olleftios! 3uerIt
tommt Dos 8an5e, Damn erit ser
0tenlcb; 5. +. oie Berionlidfeit, bic
es 81 retten gilt, lit INN oes @an5en
Dillen oa. Selbit Wounier olIo be-
tont oen Sorrong oes aoQeftips Dor
Ser SerionIidfeit uno bdngt barunt
~oltlihen" GorltealtngenIo an.
@enn ihon Berionli6feiten bonn
Honge oes tiefreligiolen 8eroioietp
uno bon 10 Itarfem @tbos erfiilIte
Weniden pie 0tounier HeprGI GIentan=
ten voItlider" @erteoronungen i'm
8efiige oes ~@eitens" iino, mag man
ermeiien, ipie Itarf sic 8oiitionen bes
~Nltens" i'm n@eiten" eeiporoen iino.
C,zSt. q CIV
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12
Dtp Jiingtfr Aunkutinn
nrs Gl. HatrrH

Intern 9. os. meloete oie vIII.
YreB" aus &om:
Sn Ieiner biesiGbrigen Namens.
tagsalofution (St. gugenius) an sic
&nroinale pieoerbolte 8apit Bius oie
IN groBen @n5pflifen ieiner 8orgGn-
|ger nieoergelegten ioaialen 2ebren
Der Stride ,lnter beionberer 8etonung
Der beutigen @eltlage
Sapit Btus tpies Die Serri6er Der
8elt marneno oarauf bin, oaB iie 6ie
Sllferufe nift un6eodtet Iaiien biirf-
ten, Ionoern ben rperlaiienen uno pers
bitterten Ser5en", oie in Ser 8ertpii-
Itung uno llmtpal5ung oes &rieges
uno Ser buralnf folsenoen Sabre in
Die SIRE gegongen ieien, bethlehem
|miiBten. .r...
Cute sblidten lno if0ne 8Iane,
fiibrte Der BupIt aus, ieien nidt ge-
mug; Die 35O,0OO,OOO autbolifen ser
8elt miiBten mutig porangeben uno
tie in Die Sat uniesen.
IS iei bodit oringli6, oaB oie Or.
meren &laiien nit @obnung, 8rot
uno Irbeit Derieben tpiiroen.
Ser Baplt iprad am Seit bes Sap
ties @ugen 1. 8ei Der Inipra6e ,pa-
rem lieb5ebn &aroinale augegen, oie
|getommen Daren, INN ibre @Iiidtpn-
lde oar5ubrinsen. Die &eoe ipnroe
ourd Hunofunt elmer groBen Sorer-
|lfaft 5ugdnglid gema6t.
Sie Welt i6nanfe nod INNER 3tpi-
iden 5rieoen lnb 4rieg, erfldrte Der
81. 8ater; Der Beltfrieoen lei nod
|lmmer Die groBte politii6e Srage, oie
|ibrer antiport barre, uno sic ganae
| lGbriltenbeit lei tief beitiirat oariiber,
Dob Die Jadeln oes &rieges in @rie-
benlano uno in Gbina uno nun iogar
IN YalaItina leu6teten. God begriB-
!te er Die Innabme oes bon BEN Ser
einten Nationen porgei1lagenen @af.
fenltiQItanos fir oas 81. 2ano als
einen uSoffnungsidimmer".
~Wouen mir sulaiien," rief Der
Haplt aus, ~oaB bie beiligen Gtatten
poafommen aerIt0rt, baB oas 81.
@rdb in einen Sriimmerbaufen ber-
panoelt iperoe? @ott moge getpdb-
rem, oaB Die @efabr elmer 10 furdt-
barren @eiiel auf INNER berldmin6e!"
Sn Der gnspflifa .@erum yeoba.
rum" Don 1891 bate Bapit Geo aus
gefiibrt, oaB 8ei6perben Der Mrbei.
teridaft beriidiidtiet tperoen miibten.
2obne miiBten auf @runo freier Ser.
einbarung 5tpiihen Mrbeitgebern un6
4rbeltnebmern 5uitanoefommen, uno
Der arbeiter lei 5u einem noerniinfti.
gen, beiAetoenen 8ebagen" beredtigt.
Bins ging ,peiter. Or iagte, elm.
lfad Die @r5eugniiie ioaialer 8irt-
Ii6aft glei6maBiger au berteilen, iei
Iniht Die gon5e Mnttport auf oie ssraae.
Sono in Sanb bamit, belonoers ange.
Iiihts Der ariegsperipiil ilt,ngen, gebe
audi 6ie tpeiie Organization Der 8ro.
BUTTON, Die 8e5ieblng Dor, 2anbtpirt-
lIhaft iito Sn6uItrie in ser @irtihaft
Der beribieoenen 80lfer uno Der gln.
tell elmer ieoen goation am @eItmorft.
gs iei flar, oaB feline geniigenoe
gerteilung ba itattfinben tonne, ipo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict-Wundsalbe

@rprobtes SeiImitteI gegen ole
arten BON alten uno frii6en @un-
ben. @eidmiiren, @emddien, @ib-
uunoen, &arbunfeln rim. Dttte @el6
nur burd Boit Monep Sroer az f1it.
ten. Seine Stau1ps. Sedaig (60)
Gents bic Sdohtel Bel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-12
Bripf ai1s rittrr 6tant .
ttt Bpmtfdllann

gon Carl Spn 8,pgeIiaus
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01
Shipping Under The Marshall Plan

tonnage available for use in the
ERP.-a factor which was not
adequately considered by plan
ners in Paris. AS a consequence, =
notes the editorial. there should
be no plausible reason for large
scale transfers of American Gov
ernment-oWned tonnage to Euro
pean flags at this early stage"
Increased European coal produc-
ton since the Paris meet has also
cut the number Of ships engaged
In carrying coal between the U. S.
and Europe. AS far as Norway is
concerned. the editorial reveals
that, during the. first 6 months
of 1e47, about 100000 DIV. tons of
shipping were continuously en-
gagged in this traffic, whereas since
the month of August last we have
been able TO do without American
coal imports"
Estimated tanker service de-
mands for the 10 countries are
also considered too high Posi-
bilities Of an early large-seale
change from coal to oil IS ques-
toned on the basis of increasing
European coal production and If is
felt that the import Of the new
trans-Arabian oil pipelines has not
been adequately evaluated. Neither
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01
Increased Powers To
Set Up Regency Asked

STOCKHOLM, Feb. s. - fBy
airmall) Herman Zetterberg.
Minister of Justice, recommends
TO the Riksdag a further expan-
sion of the power to set up q re-
gency. He declares that an interim
Government is an emergency ag-
ency which should be used only
when the country cannot be gov
erned in any other way. Til e
question Of regent should arise
only when the King is prevented
from funCtioning.
He proposes that any prince of
the royal family who is entitled
by the Swedish Constitution and
the Act of Succession to succeed
to the throne be qualified TO act
as Regent Mr.. Zetterberg further
suggests that the age at which
King attains his majority should
be raised from eighteen TO twenty
one years. The same rule, he
urges. should be applied to the
other members Of the royal house
who are entitled TO succeed to the
throne.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01

Movements on February 7 and 8
The next day they will join Swed-
ems Prime Minister, Tage Err
lander, in a series of discussions
that will cover the Marshall Plan,
the Havana world trade confer
ence, and tne question of Scan
dinavian customs union.
The last mentioned subject will
be taken up in detail at meeting
in Oslo on February % or % of
the Foreign Ministers of the three
countries. In regard to the pro-
posal by the British Foreign Min
lister. Ernest Bevin, for closer CO.
operation among the West-Euro-
pean nations, Mr.. Erlander states
in an interview that Sweden SO
far has received no invitation to
discuss this plan.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01

have future tanker need estimates
fully considered the increased eff
ficiency Of new vessels as com
pared to that of tonnage now
afloat. The need for tankers is re-
garded as an immediate problem
which would in no way be eased
by reduction of the present En-
ropean ship-bmlding program. OF
the vessels now building or con-
tracted for by Norwegian own
ers il is interesting to note that
tankers make up AZ per cent of
deliveries scheduled for l94s. This
percentage increases through the
5-year period until 1852 when
tankers make up 50 per cent of
projected Norwegian new-ship de-
hveries for that year.
Washington calculations are fur
Their said to have overlooked the
technical feasibility of reducing
the European shipbuilding pro-
gram at this late stage. consider
ing the quantities of material al
ready cut or otherwise ear-marked
thereby rendering it unfit for
other ship construction.
Present European ship-build-
ing" concludes the editorial. has
q very sound foundation based on
carefully considered and sober call
culations. Virtual eneroaehment
upon or dislocation of this pro-
gram would mean a fatal impedi-
ment to the very means and foun-
dalton of the reconstruction of
Europe"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01

OSLO-Reaction of Norwegian
shippers to that portion of Presi-
dent Tiuman's European Reeov-
cry Plan Message which referred
TO ship-building in Europe. was
outlined in an editorial appearing
in the Norwegian Journal Of
Commerce and Shipping on jan
uary 14th. Singing out the Presi-
dents intimation that ship build
ing IN Europe should be reduced to
save steel for other reeonstruc-
ton work there, and that these
reduced programs may be COM
pensate6 through the ALLEGATION Of
American government owned ton
mage. the Norwegian item warns
that careful thought should pre-
cede any move IN this direction.
Referring TO the donation re-
port forwarded al the Marshall
Plan meet in Paris last summer.
the editorial notes:
Time has revealed certain mis-
takes and shortcomings in this re
port, especially as far as shipping
is concerned" Based on a five
year period. the journal" con-
siders il highly probable that
countries other than the Is IN
Guided under the Marshall Plan
win be able 70 make considerable
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01
Scandinavian Prime Ministers Plan
To Hold Meeting In Stockholm

STOCKHOLM, January 26-tBy airmail)-The Prime
Ministers of Denmark Norway and Sweden will meet In
Stockholm February Preniers Hans Hedtoft of Denmark
and Enar Carhardsen of Norway will first attend meeting
here of the Joint Committee of the Scandinavian
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1948-03-01

Be sure to vote Tuesday
March 9.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
BY the Assoeioted Press

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 81
Forgetful husbands and lovers wish
ing to recall precisely the sweet
nothings whispered into their ears
soon will get some help from the
telephone company.
Starting August 2 limited num-
Der of subscribers may obtain from
the Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsyl-
vania a little gadget officially de-
scribed as a recorder connector
with an automatic tone signal"
BY means of this device, any tele-
phone user paying the S. initial
charge and 50 monthly fee may
have a permanent record of tele-
phone messages.
Housewives, for instance, can rest
assured that the shopping orders
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Phone Recorder Device Offered
To PENNSYLVANIA Subscribers

phoned to hubby will be carried out
down. to the last spool of thread.
And the swain forced to leave
town for a few days can leave be-
hind record of his love for his
sweetheart to consider in his ab-
Isence.
The telephone company, which re-
ceived permission from the Penn
sylvania State Public Utility Com
mission yesterday to file rates for
the proposed service, said it could
not determine Immediately how
many voice recorders will be avail
able.s
One thing the company made
clear, however.
Every regular telephone line to
which a voice recorder has been
connected will have attached also
Evening star., 1948-07-27

the tone signal-which will emit a
"beep" every IL seconds.
This will serve as a warning to
all callers that their conversations
are being recorded.
Without such a warning, the
voice recorded is illegal, except on
private lines not going through the
telephone company's switchboard
Connectors without the warning sig
nal will be installed on private lines
for 81 a month.
All customers will be required tc
release the telephone company from
the danger of libel or SANDER in
connection with the use of the re-
corder.
Eyes, dear (beep), a pound Of
steak, a loaf of bread (beep)."
Evening star., 1948-07-27
PerumbuIutor Breaks FolI

Elizabeth Tinley, 6, got only few
bruises and a shock when she fell
so feet down a tenement staircase
in Glasgow, Scotland. She fell over
the banister and landed in child's
perambulator outside her home on
Shettleton road.
Evening star., 1948-07-27

1t holds right, molds right, fits right for
those who require light boning back and
front. De-lustered rsyon satin with
Leno elastic side sections in IA and
sizes 81 to 50.
Kann's-Corsets- Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
CrepeSlips
1896

Tailored to fit perfectly, sleekly and in the
new longer lengths for your summer
pretties, Bias-cut and body -contoured
for comfort. White. tearose, shell or
back in dress sizes 10 TO 20; 40 to "A.
KAnns-Iingerie-Sec Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Crepe Gowns
s2.49

Cool-as-a-breeze and vacation perfect for
they wash quickly; require no ironingl
Bias-ctit, fuIl-skirted and trimmed with
white rick-rack braid. Pink or blue, sizes
"a TO 10.
Kann's-Lingerie-S Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Cotton Dress
1898

Say Good Morning IN this percale,
"Forget-me-Not" print. It's coolly de-
Ightful with eyelet organdy trim and back
ground colors of blue, rose or grey. Sizes
80 to a.; 46 to So.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-12
Patty Anderson Heads
Order OF Rainbow

Officers for the term were elected
when the Order of Rainbow for
Girls met in regular session last
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple with Margery Lou Hartley,
worthy advisor, presiding.
Chosen were Patty Anderson,
worthy advisor; Betty Strand, asso-
ciate worthy advisor; Bonnie Barr,
charity; Darlene Moon, hope, and
Joyce Bradford, faith. The remand
err of the staff will be named and
all will be installed at open cere-
monies at the meeting of Wednes-
day, May 10.
At a Friendship meeting held
Saturday afternoon at the temple,
the Laurel Rainbow Girls were hos
tesses to the assemblies of Red
Lodge, Joliet and Columbus, with
Mrs. ]. R. Heebner, worthy mother
advisor, presiding.
Induction ceremonies we're held
for six candidates with five officers
of each assembly in charge. Music
was furnished by the Friendship
choir. Corsages were presented the
honor guests, and a corsage from
the Laurel assembly went to each
of the acting officers, in a spring.
time presentation ceremony.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the meeting.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
COVE IRRIGATION co.
INCORPORATED at Laurel. Montana,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that at a meeting of the Board of
Directors of Cove Irrigation Co.,
held on the list dav of May. 1948,
an assessment of $1.00 per share
was levied upon the subscribed
capital stock of the corporation,
payable on or before the 9Th day
of June, 1913, to the Secretary
Treasurer of said Company at No.
2 Void Building, Laurel, Montana.
Any stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on the
9Th day of June, 1913, will be de-
linquent and advertised on the 10th
day of June, 1913, for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on June 80, 1913,
to paw delinquent assessment and
expense of sale.
Dated May l., 1913.
By order of the Board of Direc-
tors.
B. l.. PRICE,
Secretary-Treasurer
Box 81, Laurel. Mon
tana.
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cloud upon plaintiffs title there
to-, whether such claim, or pos
sible claim, be present or con
tingent, including any claim or
possible claim of dover, inchoate
or accrued; Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND TO ALL OTHER
PERSONS UNKNOWN, GREET
INGS:
You are hereby summoned to n
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
clerk of this court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon you, and
to file your answer and serve a
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after
the service of this summons, eXclu-
sive of the day of service, and in
case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
This action is brought for the
purpose of quieting title to certain
lands situated in Yellowstone Coun-
ty, Montana, more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
The South Half of Section
Twenty-Five and the West Half
of Section Twelve, Township
Four North, Range Thirty East,
MPM; and
The Southwest Quarter and the
Southeast Quarter of Section
Fourteen, Township One South,
Range Twenty-four East, MPM;
and
All of Section Twenty-Five,
Township One North, Range
Twenty-three East, MPM; and
The West Half of the South
west Quarter, the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quart
err, and the Southwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-four, Township
Ope%South, Range Twenty-three
East, MPM; and
The South Half of Section
Twenty-Five, Township One
North, Range Twenty-four East,
MPM.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
If said court this 26th day of April,
L948. |,
KATIE DAVIES, Clerk.
Seal) By E. o. Price,
Deputy Clerk.
Melvin N. Holiness, County Attorney,
Charles B. Sande, Deputy County
Attorney for Yellowstone County,
Billings, Montana.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date First Pub. April %, 1948-4tl
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DELINQUENT NOTICE OF OLD
MILL DITCH ASSESSMENT

There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock of the Old
Mill Ditch Co., on account of as
sessment levied on the 25th day of
February. 1913. and due on the 25th
day of March, 1913, the amount set
opposite the name of the respective
share holder as follows:
Name, w. R. Westbrook, No. of
stock certificate .103, No. of shares,
/, amount delinquent, so, and in ac-
cordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the
7th day of April, 1913, said stock
will be sold at public auction at
the office of the Company at Laurel,
Montana, on the Goth day of Nav,
1913, at the hour of 9:30 A. M.
of said day to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with
the cost of advertising and expense
of sale.
Dated at Laurel, Montana, May s.,
194S.
G. w. FENTON,
Secretary
First Pub. May 5, 1948-2t)