The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 6

1'A 5 THE HSVRB PSTEY 9 Man Sees Mother Dad ap re war tonm raiacrnE CARTOON Jl Services for the Ben How to have Tax Money WHEN YOU NEED IT A BUY WAR BONDS and 8 ($1 t' a 'i Manila $300 $300 there to ort Douglas Utah Oth er inductees have the ontlon of buy can 4 na for NOLAN CAtOU LAMMS JAMES HARDWARE public meet of preparations Ctor the present that at the out nish Civil war Ger This Space Contributed by the? HAVRE DAILY NEWS BKEVITIE "WEST THE ONE OR SOLOMON MARKELVILLE Cal (UR) County officials doubt if even Sol onion could solve their problems With a population of 323 and seven automobiles the county is entitled to only one new tire a year Yet if those automobiles cannot be kept rolling the coun seven high school students will have to walk 4G miles a day to attend school Typewriter Ribbons all kinds Daily News (adv) ORPHEUM y'W Commercial Printing at th Daily News (adv) organizations for their splendid work in the effort He also intro duced A Peterson of Helena state OPA administration McKennaf of Bozeman chairmam of the USDA war board Ray Haight of Great alls agricul tural deputy of the war savings staff! Clyde McLemore of Hel ena RC official and Lt McLain attached to the army re cruiting and induction center at Butte The benediction was given by ather Charles Coughlin Yesterday afternoon discussions pn the war effort were led Peterson who outlined the OPA 7 9 28c Gio Coat WAX 1 Be Held in Chinook I 7 uneral services tor Mrs Agnes Dowen 7 6 of Chinook will be 'held in the Blaine county seat Thursday morning at 10 i Mrs' Dowen well known and be i loved resident of this area died in a local hospital Monday Mrs Dowen came to ort in 1887 She was the widow of Dowen prominent old time missioner of Choteau county Mrs AS BIG AS THE SKIES! WANTED VERONICA LAKE RAY MILLAND Use the Classified Columns for quick results Daily New (adv) Pints 590 Quarts 980 2 Gallon $159 Dangers on Home ront Pointed A MONTANA NATIONAL BANK THE HILL COUNTY STATE BANK 26 who have failed army air corps mental or physical tests for slightdeficiencies may also be eligibletor this training 'The courses involve an inten sive ground school and flight pi i NOW SHOWING 1 WED ONLY! Business Before City Council (Monday Is Light Business before the city coun Ycil night meeting was light consisting of three de rpartmental reports and the pass age of a resolution I Reports of the water depart ment city clerk and airport board i for the month of October were I read to the council and all piuveu The resolution passed was ap proving tne rorm oi tne nonas cently issued to refund an old city bond issue PATRIOTIC SIGN GLADEWATER Tex (UR) Another sign of the times: buy whiskey buy bonds if you have to whisky buy it from us so we buy war jet see hear and applaud its success ful and personable native son Wherever tall likeable Lansing Hatfield appears the results are the same Everybody likes to hear him sing everybody warms to his personality Tihs young southern er is unspoiled by his early suc cess is full of energy and vitality like a singer to come on the stage like he means he says! Born in ranklin Virginia edu catde in North Carolina at Lenoir Rhyne college Hatfield started his serious musical studies atthe Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore where he won a while series of local and national prizes Despite the fact that he is one of those Virginia Hatfields Lan sing says never had a' feud with a McCoy known a few McCoys but they never have men tioned that famous feud which caused rifles to crackle through the mountain hills of West Vir ginia a generation before It seems the Hatfields of the Hat field McCoy feud moved from Vir ginia to West Virginia a long time' ago leaving family re mote from the famous fight Two Additional Men Are to Accompany Group Two additional men will accom pany Hill November con tingent of selectees leaving Thurs day morning for where they will undergo physical examination for army service Chester John Welsh will go with the group and Lester Stuwe who is a volunteer candidate for! training will go in for medical exam Stuwe if success ful in passing the medical check up at Butte will go direct from in the South the United States suffered this blow to its naval power As the aircraftarricr Jmr sunk burns fiercely in the distance at left the destroyer falls victim to totpedoes Official Navy photo HERE ARE THE ACTS SERIES A TAX NOTES for large or small taxpayers in sizes from $25 to $5000 Pays you interest of almost 2 (192) per year Can be used to pay ederal income estate or gift takes any time during or after the second month after purchase If not used to pay ederal taxes your government will cash them at any time at the price you' paid Principal and interest exempt from state or local taxes Dated September si1942 andmature September 1 1945 Priced at par plus accrued interest Acceptable for current and back ederal taxes up to $5000 plus interest for or PROIT PROTECTION and PATRIOTISM BUY TAX NOTES on a REGULAR PLAN Tom com 1 1VTOST of us have to scrimp and scratch for the money to pay our ederal income tax Worse yet sometimes we have to borrow and pay interest on the loan Now your government offers a plan to eliminate and also reduce your tax bill! 7 7 very simple and easy Start this month buying Tax Savings Notes regularly Then use them to pay your ederal income tax when due No borrowing No digging for money And the interest these notes pay you help considerably to cut your tax bill You lose anything because the Treasury will cash these tax notes at any time at what they cost you Xou can win freedom from worry about taxes as well i reduce your expense See your banker today or any member of the Viptory und Committee and start your own tax reduction plan work and McKenna who spoke on the farm future Lt McLain talk ed on induction as it affects the home front ALSO until one to four sessions have Navy Suffers Blow as Wasp and Destroyer Torpedoed been completed All enrollees are enlisted in the army air force re serve and are called tn active dntv' as soon as army that) juieir training nas quautied themj for service pilot work I All men enrolling for this train ing must pass the A A com mercial mental test This test will be given for the last time before Wednesday Evening November 18 1942 'each tax year fo each type of tax Large taxpayers should buy now $5000 tor each tax they will need to pay in the net three years Interest accrues monthly from September 1942 until used for tax payment May be bought by individuals corporations elates banks trusts Not except by corporation to subsidiary of which it' owns over 50 of voting stock Subject to ederal taxes i Yield is higher than on most short term government securities SERIES TAX NOTES for Jarge investors' and taxpayers in sizes $1000 to $1000000 make a good short time investment See your banker for complete details Coat Special WE HAVE PURCHASED A COATS in All Wool abrics 0 QQ from Betty Rose Co for a OU SPECIAL PRICE SEE THEM THURSDAY RIDAY AND SATURDAY AT ROSALIA SHOP Also Other Specials for This Event a wash bilk Dresses $300 Cottons at $249 Out of Bataan and Corregidor xf COMES THE THRILLING vH GUERRILLA IGHTERS! hands of Japanese in the Solomon islands Aug 8 is particular hero Undent of th nis' parents Mr and Mrs Charles Moopa nf an ronru Tfe uuu shown reunited at an program uw China Relief Director to Be Luncheon Guest George Aydelott regional I director of the United China Re 1 lief Inc will be guest of honor at a luncheon to be given in the Dutch Shop cafe Thursday noon it I was announced here today by Mayor A Wright and Rev Charles Cole Representatives of civic clubs church groups and city officials returnlng home on a fur wlll attend the luncheon to set j0Ugh aL IMA AW 1 A A A 1 A A I A up uiavHiucij ami luiai pai nuipcx ition I The United China Relief Inc I is the community chest of China I relief organizations correlatingthe work of eight groups which jhave heretofore worked separate jlj IL Xiao Bel up a JllUllIHUm tional budget of $7000000 the year Skirts Sweaters ROSALIA SHOP because of the tire and gas situation you will have to guard against colds this winter more than ever before One way of protecting yourself is wearing the right over coat one that too light nor too heavy and overcoat that will keep you warm in the bitterest cold keep you rrom bVdhnetftmg takes a sudden jump upward A BUTTREY overcoat warmth without weight i fills this bill exactly come in and look over our selection you will find the price is very easy on your pocketbook PRICED AT $1950 $27 50 $35 00 Eulireiis SHOP 'M a SV 11IHU UCIW1G openingsstil exist in the the December session at 9:30 ttoeeember session of the Civilian sharp Saturday "morning Novem tPIlot Training program at North 'ber 21 in room 307 Pershing hall Montana college which will on the campus of Northern Mpn Abegin aproximately December J5j tana colege All men expectingto Dr Rassweiler coordinator of take this test should contact Dr Pilot Training at North Rassweiler coordinator and Tern Montana college has an i should submit as soon as possible isjewwed ki This training' program the following papers: birth certi men otherwise qualifiedlficatethreelettersofrecommend swho are over age (26 37) rotation certifying to their loyalty combat units or the Army air army air force rejection if neces i rfland serveisaryJwrPntai orient if applicant pwlth the air dorps in the capacity is under 21 and two full facef service pilots doing 7 duty in photographs 2x1 1 2 inches with transport glider or in the features one inch from Men between 18 and 1 to top of head I Private irst Class Eugene Moore who survived inhuman beating at the Vinnrln zxf Yawawaaa tt his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Moore of San rancisco They Bandaged convalescing Matinee 2 Mr 4 fe to Lansing Hatfield Is Likeable Out by Savage for Program Given Tuesday Night Pointing out that a definite danger exists despite recent suc cesses on the fighting fronts Eu gene Savage of assistant director of civilian defense for the state of Montana told his audience in the high school audi torittnrtesrnimnreoirBnciur Bions and satisfaction must not be assumed and that every effort should be made to our priceless liberties at all Throughout his inspirational ad dress the speaker pointed out that enemies were not going down in defeat without a desper ate struggle which may cost the lives of millions more people In the principal talk of the TI A 9 am 171 mA I AVI Vici! Ing Savage made byjj struggn set nf tl v4iu wax uui mans organized the rebel fighting forces of General ranco and used the war as a proving ground i for nazi weapons and tactics The speaker also gave hisiis teners a picture of feeling In South concerning thei war He stated that American propaganda methods were so weak as to have no vital message for readers in the southern hemi sphere Savage spoke of the great propaganda system the enemy had developed in Latin America coun tries and how subtle methods of wooing sympathy for the nazi cause has been used Savage admonished all to con cern themselves with winning the war and not talking in terms of the peace at the present time He said he expected Germany and Japan to fight on with renewed vigor in the spring in a war to the death Chairman John Travis introduced the speaker of the evening and presided The pro gram opened with the singing of by the audience Rita i Sinnott accompanied by her 8is sanK two selections) ibis is the Army Mr and' Carry Me Back to Old I The invocation was given by the! Rev Lyman Winkle Chairmen of groups taking active part in home Jront activities gave short tfllKS 'w i Bossuot trustee of the General ederation of Worn 1 (en clubs told of the work of her groun and Mr exnlained th fat iiv chairman of the Hill county War Savings' Stamps and Bonds committee pointed out the value of regular 8tamP purchases and Karl risbie chairman of the Hill war rationing board thank 1 ed the public for its cooperation i Baxter chairman of the Hill county salvage committee re viewed recent scrap collection campaigns and Brennan 1 Great Northern railway tralnmas i ter explained the part his com pany was taking in the war effort IhO PtViHon a 1 VUUUL wmm irim nv f'halKBMAM T7i tt Y4 uiau STAMPS Young Singer when ancinfr HatTtAirt tne mi niuru popular young American baritone wasniertehv0r'l1etiUP ln of the Metropolitan who sings vHanZon th urn man EII here on riday evening Nov H1U county pre: iat the high school auditorium at In council 1 missioner or vuoieau vuuulj 8 cock under the auspices oi tne countv amt Tr77 7 i Dowen had a host of friends in Havre Community Concert associa nty Travis praised farm I Havre as well as Chinook She is tjoni appeared recently before the survived by three children Maxine Virginia Music ederation conven gSjDowen Chinook Guy Dowen Chi 1ion all Virginia turned out to 1 llOUEL dllU ivl 1 vjldJ va Sg i Salt Lake City Utah I The following brothers and sis ters survive: Tom Buckley Har lem Phil Buckley Harlem Jim Buckley Sweet Grass Bill Buck ley Harlem Mrs Henry Plott Helena She is also survived by seven nephews Claude Dowen Havre James Dowen Chinook Tom Dowen Lewistown Vai Dowen Chinook Grover Dowen Chi nook Jack Dowen Lewistown and Woodrow DowenEverett Wash and four nieces Mrs Anna Cox Chinook Mrs Helene Heibert Chinook Rose Dowen Chinook and Mrs red Mallone Bozeman our grandchildren also survive Mlrrogram a Exist fflNMC to 'I 7 1 A XI Sil i' ul i I I 1 Avj 7 7 ki IS 'J 'V ML Mr Si Jz I Sl1 1 xs MM''' Jr 4.