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The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 2

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HE Trr A Letter Home rf 1 PeckCatchesish Anyway Japanese Premier To Bottom in Short 4 1 Period Sa Nazis hje 17 9 43 old WPA worker accused of child Mosser stealing Justice of the Peace 0 8 McMaster 3 Hinrichs 1 ugle ATTENTION eb 25 Low Close WAIT! Wool orfht Business Coupe 'delivered at lint 'SMih State tax 'tyZfr 'i 4AX Of general motors value 82 81 TP 7 0 0 10 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 3 1 7 3 1 0 473 411 330 British convoy was spotted The boats the informants said ob tained favorable positions and at tacked maintaining attack de spite fire from the armed mer chantmen and an accompanying warship BUfCK PRICES BEOIN AT TP 6 1 0 0 I 838178 25 to confer Expensive method of postage is used by Notre Dame student Jack Kersten to commu nicate with family back in ort Dodge la Jack simply turnspn his shortwave transmitter at pre determined hour and talks with folks over his setin ort Dodge 82 80 78 ff at perinant' hunting as he is at fishing Managet Koger Peckinpaugh ought to bring the American League pennant to Cleveland this year Peck is shown left with a 245 pound sea bass largestfish brought in at ort Myers la this year Ken Keltner center Indian third baseman and Clint Brown pitcher examine ri the catch 2 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 avorites Advance JACKSONVILLE la eb 25 (UR Bobble Riggs former na tional singles ehampion from Chi cagornnk Kovacs of Oakland Calif and other seeded player dock and the way they flit through traffic is a delight to wheel weary drivers ednesday Morning ebruary 261941 eptional equipment land accessories extra Prices subject to change without notice Polytechnic Defeats City Rivals 58 38 ILLINGS eb 2 5 BH lings Polytechnic tonight com pleted its sweep of this three game intra city Montana collegiate conference basketball series by defeating Eastern Mon tana normal 58 to 38 Buick 8 pecial Convertible Coupe with Press A Button Automatic Top $1138 The winners of the mixed dou bles at the Havre bowling alleys Sunday were as follows: How ard and Howard first 1194 A LaMere and McClosky 2nd 1193 Hansen and1 EHansen 3rd 1J90 Blythe arid' Jacobs 4th 1174 The winner jthe vomeri show tickets lat week was M' 207 Winner of the show tickets ptyt tweek was Kelly 257 Chinook (24) Kottke Wilcox Harlen Michelson Brainard this Olson air Garding 487 Cebulla j44 Mayer 393 Troy 432 Lindstrom 405 Handicap 339 '785 859 Hub Clothing Rowlett 479 Abra hams 403 'Creamer 361 Mason 368 Scollard 503 Handicap 300 767 823 We mean these our New Additions to the Buick SPECIAL Series that Give you Big Car Thrill in less Curbside Space Colts Defeat Junior Beeters 42 to 17 fti Prelim Tuesday Night Havre romped to a 42 17 decision over Re serves last night in the prelimin ary game before the Havre Chi nook main fray The Colts took an early lead and never any dif ficulty with their Blaine county rivals Paul McMaster led all scorers with 12 points and Jack Oliver and Sid Tietema had six points each to be second in the scoring column Olson and Young led the jupior Sugarbeeters with six and five points enberg was reported to have I rived today' tn Rumania faa JLg axj I A rr Strikes Still Hamper Industries of Defense UnitedPreoB) Strikes were holding pro duction Tuesday night at 17 de fense Industry plants and a major walkout was scheduled Wednes day at the JLackawanna plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corp Approximately 3000 members ot the Steel Workers Organizing committee (CIO) voted to strike at 9 Wednesday unless Beth lehem meets union demands by that time Huskies Edge Idaho 5 MOSCOW Ida eb 25 (UR) The University of Washington missed sliding into the northern division Pacific coast conference basketball cellar by one point to night beating Idaho 45 44 Ending a ninu game losing the Huskies won with a Idfif snot ip the last ten seconds Wednesday" eb 26 J(UR) The Japanlese (government is not pessimistic regarding tho future of its diplomacy towards the United i Prince umimaro Kbnoye said to dayin a formal statement The prince raadq known his at 'titude shortly after Ambas sador Joseph Grew had visited oreign' Minister Yosuke Mat suoka and conferred with him on what was described as for an hour and a half government believes it has no need to fear anything if it pursues the right Prince Konoye said ROvcrnment however is tn dn nil Its nower to mnkerihe United and Great Britain understand the truo intentions of our 1 13 2 4 4 14 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 Noted Editor Gets GoddvWiU Award NEW YORK eb J25 William' Allen White honorary YourRenewalSincerely Appreciated! State Water Board Here reversed the trend just 9 to that an honest to golly BIG car can be built without going over board on bumper to bumper distance The lour new models now adorning the Buick Special Series fit neatly tree the CtaMifW OOiumaa tor i up to a Swell Idea Buttrey Anderson 456 Clute 478 Ling 472 OLindsay 49G Birch G87 Handicap 159 919 844 2848 Nash inch Gillus 484 Potts 395 Lazetich 481 Bradley 439 Benson 468 Handicap 252 820 855 854 2509 Montana National Bank Angstman 513 McCabe 462 Yates 441 Scharfe 463 Ozanich 518 Handicap 276 873 871 929 Great alls Beer Dashbach 502 Dow 470 Brady 486 Wtenall 337 Weimer 476 Handicap 156 785 810 823 2418 rClacks Stromberg 433 Wood524 Haglund 480 Singer 486 Williamson 491 Handicap 349 869 897 897 2663 Bear Paw Motor LaMere 504 Anderson 418 Hall 354 LaMont 413 jMc Gowan 467 Handicap 399 857 883 255 Safeway Wilson 500 Jenkins 373 Meacle 502 Call 458 Larson 506 Handicap 360 873 933 Rainbow Patterson Sr 466 Pederson 411 Patterson Jr 409 Blazek 393 Pederson 422 Handleap 381 833 848 801 2482 When it comes to action well got a 115 hp ireball eight under their bonnets that skims you down the road like a mallard heading a home You can add Compound Car buretion at small extra cost and have 125 horsepower that does things we hardly dare hint about in print But a handy six inches short er bumper to bumper than other Buicks a quartet of ton quality cars into jnoaest garages without putting a new and easily handled size a permanent crimp in the doors The price? lower too So better They slip into parking places take a look at the first really BIG car smoothly as a rowboat nestles up to a in this bumper to bumper size Tuesday Session eb" "(UW Tbe Montana house today adopted favorable committee reports on three senate bills involving game pne would bring mi gratory bird season into conform ity with federal laws would extend the dally hunting period during the open season on migratory birds by one hour 'to 5 and the was the version of a proposal to give assent to the fed eral wildlife i restoration act 1937 A house committee also report ed favorable a senate memorial to congress 4 asking consideration for farmers and livestockmen with holdings within the ort i Peck reservoir purchase area Personal fouls: Havre Good 2 5T Mail Subscribers I 192000 Tons Sent Basketball By United Press NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Americans 4 Toron to Maple Leafs 4 (overtime) New York Rangers 2 Boston Bruins 0 SCORES By United Press HIGH SCHOOL Havre 43 Chinook 24 Glasgow 50 Wolf Point 47 COLLEGE Billings Poly 58 EMN 38 Washington 45 Idaho 44 Ponies Conclude Home Schedule with VictoryOyer Havre Blue Ponies closed their home basketball season last night walloping Chinook's Sugarbeeters 43 24 in the local gymnasium The Ponies grabbed the lead on the opening tipoff when Ed Wat erman got a set up and were never seriously threatened Waterman got the second bas ket of the game before Harry Harlen Beeter guard smashed through to score for Chinookkfrom the hole Jim Anderson got' a re and Waterman hit his third (basket from the side a one hand Kottke husky Chinook for ward swished a long one hander land Brainard duplicated it moment tater oeiore jacK McMas ter scored from under on a beau tiful pass from Anderson McMas ter finished the quarter 11 6 Havre with a free toss Anderson came through for two baskets in the second quarter to keep the Pony offense rolling Waterman hit the cords from way out with a set shot for his fourth 2 pointer before being hit hard by Brainard on a set up try Wat erman injured his hip on the play arid assisted from the floor after sinking both free throws The half ended with Havre on the long end 21 15 McMaster and Anderson were the scoring spearheads for Havre in the second half with able fight ing assistance from Good fighting forward Big Charley Possenti injured Pony center entered the game at the beginning of the fourth quar ter and received a big ovation from the crowd Poesenti snagged one marathon heave during the quarter for his only score The outstanding play of the entire game happened in the fourth quarter when Havre pulled a fast break with McMaster scoring on a set up by Good Dick Brainard Chinook reserve forward shone also in tbq final period making two field goals and a free throw for five points End of the third quarter found Havre leading 30 19 ouiiiiHiLry Havre (43) Anderson McMaster I nr ichs Jix James 'WJ uglevand Waterman Hamilton Possenti Aune Hank Greenberg Get Deferment DETROIT eb 25 Hank chainririri of the committee to de suggestion that his fend America by aiding the allies i induction into the anny be de said tbnlght in accepting the feared six months has been denied Churchman will an be has been placed in Class that defeat' of the dictators it was announced today not bririg peace unless all nations Chairman Ben Shepherd of are given access to raw materials the Detroit Tiger i Kruft LnnrH enlil clJiLL tWfvrit llauu JUUlv' Thn mnnHn Wnno cHUnr nnirl I be SllbjCCt to Call in regular i that' th'e crisis the United States presumably about July on the resoiVed races today is a 'rebellion or the piwum mhc ul iuuul underprivileged of the the board Milk River Moior Cp HAVRfe MoNT by madmen as leaders I WPA Bill Passesi WASHINGTON eb The house today sent 1 ence the $395000000 urgent de impnt tnrlnrHno tn him ficnehcy appropriation bill arry for difficulty ing $375000000 of funds for the Ry than was authorized in the through the first round of theWPA 'house version of the measure southeastern tenniH tournament i I IIavio lit tlin tho iiuno uj tiio uuiiiu note the revolt of the homeless cold and hungry people exploited i Biff Sum Approved Kw nadni an a loodfiro 11 Appropriation is Set by Committee HELENA eb 25 The house appropriations committee of the Montana today reported which would allo cate $300000 a year to the statu water conservation board for the next two years a reduction of $280000 from the amount it re ceived last' biennium comhiittee' recom mended an interim appropriation of $100000 for the board for tho period between March 1 and June 30 this year to permit operation of the department until the start of the next fiscal year Chairman James Doughery of he house appropriations com mittee said board had been operating on a jflacal year ending eb 28 and it was considered desirable to make I its fiscal period conform to those of other state departments The interim appropriation bill also would provide $4000 for use during the present fiscal year in state vocational education work Bail Set YUBA CITY Cal eb Ball of $5000 was set today forf Irwin (Ted) Dowden 35 year WBrainard Bowling Scores Big Kibbu 538 Sun day (493 Atkinson Christian son 535 pulir 544 Handicap 923 871 Bailey 1 Dairy Killiam 425 Mikesqh Lou Green 231 Bailey Les Green 488 Handicap 850 802 WASHINGTON eb 25 (UR) The senate appropriations com mittee approved today a bill carrying $1415991838 to fi jnance operations of independent I agencies of the federal eovern wDqqlaring selective service re Kifttants who are rejected at in diction centers because they fail Pia meet army physical stand to be in "former jobs Captafmw Bullock acting I ot selective service has al jlocal boards to at their disposal aid" these men stated headquarters has Imenv Advised that most employ ers arqj reinstating rejected selectees in their former jobs the selective service system wants to make certain that no man is un justly selective training and service act requires reinstate ment by former employers of men inducted into the nation's armed forces who' satisfactorily complete their military training Captain' Bullock asserted that eiuployets also should feel a to reinstate mens'wlio were actually in ducted but who had fulfilled their duty to the nation by re sponding the call for service He teaidi a man responds to call' for military training he is fulfilling his obligation to 1 his couhtry When for some reason beydnd his control he is prevent ed entering its armed forces he nevertheless' should be consider ed AS' having discharged his re sponsibility and should be pro tected ip doing so Every et ort rnpst 'be made to alleviate hardship and suffering in these case" WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM BOSTON eb 25 (AP USDA) number of inquiries for wool were being received in the Boston market today Offerings of spot dorifestic wools1 however were very limited I air quantities of original bag fihe territory wool from the new clip were being of fered tor July delivery at $1 105 scoured basis Demands for the finer grades of ot foreign wpos continued good at flpn prices Medium and low grades of South ern American wool were receiving a tittle demahd at steady prices 'NEW YORK eb "A Support by Bostpn and trade in terests after stoppage of 65 traps ferable notices by a leading spot house resulted in of 2c to8c in wool tpp futures today Offerings were limited to liquida tion and profit taking: March 1288c May" 1244c July 1203c bid October 1168c bid Spot tops 1285c nominal JghtsEngage Car roll Club onight Moral Right ri A tt xr io Reclaim jods i 1NIL vv or vjix i fWUHnOUOCK Carroll ighting Saiata toaight Inaugurate the final erie of the' It 4 1 season fort Montana Northern Lights: The first game of the two game series is tonight at oetock with the wfnd up to mdtrow' night at 8 The Salntp from Helena have had far from a successful season winning only two of 10 games thus far but nearly all the games have been close and hard fought Northern fiecsioned the Saints in the first game of the season at Helena 3231 after a bitter tight that was climxed by Theusen's game winning i basket in the last minute Coach Edv crew 'lost Joe Niece conference star early iu the season to the national guard but nevertheless lists several men who are familiar to Havre bas ketball fans Dan Coleman form er 'Butt high school jace Hunthausep znaconda star and others fro' Helena high school The raturn to action of Bob Cn? we sky high center bolsters Coach Sand Nonthorji Lights Phil Hexom Yeehio Kato Oti0 and Johnny Wedum Chuck Barrett' and Bud Appcxig are 'other NMC camera will likely seen muth action in these ftnAI game Qe Hpveland and Charles Nagel will officiate fray vc Iri a preliminary tonight start ing at 45 5the Havre Speed Merchants independent team will play a Northern Montana college reserve outfit In the llrieup will be Bill Lazetich Jim Mapes Harry McCabe Kenny Scharfe Ed Morrison Worth Timmons Tom Kuka and Callaghan Tension Again Rises In Baikai Countries 'A Pen 25 Balkan tension rose today with reports that Adolf Hitler hs assigned to his big Balkan army two military strategists who co ordinated Gcr "Mitskrieg conquest of trie low countries last'spnng Marshal Siegmund von List al read to understood be in Bui pcrBBpi lur au imminent occupation of the coun try by German troops from cross Grain MINNEAPOLIS eb 25: Wheat receipts today 78 cars com pared with 400 cars a year ago Trading basis unchanged Quota tions cent lower Cash No 1 heavy northern 85 dark northern No 1 84c No 2 83c No 81 82c ancy No 1 hard Montana 87 88c Minnesota South Dakota No 3 dark hard winter 82 8 3 hard amber durum 77 82c No 1 red durum 76 77c Range of futures: High Wheat May July Sept HAVRE DAILY NEWS and SUNDAY JOURNAL A A i A A State National and Worldwide News 1 Wildlife Measures Get House OK at HE way cars have been stretching out lately it usually takes only a couple of cars to occupy the curb a space of an extension ladder fire truck Not so with the newest additions to A 't the 1941 Buick line LOOK AT YOUR LABEL OR SUBSCRIPTION DUE DATE! Not pessimistic xk a fiff te OverlKS Trouble BERLIN Wednesday eb 26 A of new Nazi i the Dual in while his boats manned by young speciaj ietaaUGeneraiA' ly trained crews 192000 tons of enemy ships west ana northwest of British shores be tween Sunday 'nbori 'land 'Monday afternoon authorized German military sources said early today 1 It assumed these ships were included in the 26300ft tons of shipping which the German high command Tuesday said had been sunk The the inform ants said comprised some of the new submarines and new crews upjm which Germany had been waiting according to' Adolf Hit ler's speech to intensify warfare on sninning This and three were said to have been Moncur wlll hold a preliminary natroinnsr west and nortnwest or hcarinr for Dnwden later 1 I the British Isles Sunday when a week The bail was not posted ivand 2 Waterman 1 Hamilton 1 I Aune 2 Chinook Kottke 1 Mich jelson 1 Harlen 3 Brainard 3 Mosser 4 Missed free throws: Havre 9 Chinook 9 Officials: Charles Nagel and Cliff Norris If Your Subscription Time Is Up Send In Your Check Now! 4 A I1 4 If I 1 Tmr 'Wr 1 1 Tm itir rai'iWfM 1 I MZi lh A Ar 9999999 SB I i jg 1 Rfifb 1 I 31 tA: mi 7 BB SB 4 fflu fc 1 SS 1 1 BB fli A 2 fc' pa' Vv.

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