The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 3

THE HAVREJDAIEY NEWS Evening January' 17 1944 ire Kills Eight in Shipyard Dormitory Smokes for ighters Leonard Nault arrived Sun SPAR Guards Profits? Swollen GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY iV 1 jAn4IVAVES THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY day night from her husband who is a ship fitter in the Navy stationed at Pearl Harvor He re ported that he is well Mrs Wie derrick stated that the call came through without difficulty and she could hear her husband clearly Mrs Elmer Wiederrick received a long distance telephone call ri RATIONING CALENDAR Mrs Arthur Stoner of the Sham bo community was a Havre visi tor Saturday Scott Lucke who has been on a buying trip in eastern markets for the Lou Lucke Co arrived home Saturday morning Mr Gil Throw X'OUR'srcap Into the ight 2 i Mrs John Moore has heen call bed to Shoshone Idaho due to the death of sister Throw YOUR Srcap into the ight Office Supplies of all kinds at the DAILY NEWS (adv) the service Cpl Clark is the son of Mr and Mrs Clark of this city L' Hinrichs left Saturday for Rochester Minn to consult with Mayo 1 clinic physicians rom serious illness of his was accompanied by Elmer Johnson of 'Billings of Mrs Rescue workers carry body of one of eight Kaiser shipyard workers burned to death when flames swept through their frame dormitory at Richmond Calif A score of other workers barely escaped with their lives Typewriter all kinds at the DAILY NEWS (Adv) 0 Johnson left Saturday night for Wiemef called there by the mother He his brother Carter Gasoline stamp A 9 (3 gals) exnires Jan 21 Shoe stamp 18 book 2 indef initely Shoes (airplane sheet book 4) Qfntnn 1 hwlpfinitplv 1 sugar (booK 4) stamp xy ex pires Jan 15 Canned goods jams etc 1 (green) expires Jan 20 Canned goods jams etc (green) expires eb 20 Meats fats oil dairy products (brown book 3) expires Jan 29 Binko Receives Word of Death of His Mother Today Binko representative for the state unemployment compen sation commission with headquar ters at Havre received word that his mother Mrs Elizabeth Binko age 85 of Helena passed away this morning Mr and Mrs Binko had recently visited Mr mother JU SlX Seaman 2d class Vivian Adams of Dongola KyM on guard duty at (he Coast Guard Training Station in Palm Beach la checks the identi fication card of yeoman 3d class Acle Jarvi of Chippewa alls Wis SPARS have taken over daytime'jBecurfty guard duty at this lorids station where all enlisted SPARS are trained tually be made to repair locomotives cars tracks apd other property that is being worn out by the heavy war time traffic These expenditures ordinarily would be made from current earnings but they have had to be deferred because of the shortage of materials and pcjwer Meanwhile the money represented by these deferred expenditures appear as and is being syphoned off by war time taxes Dividends paid by the Great Northern during the years from 1911 to averaged $6 per share During 1943 the owners of the Great Northern received $2 per share the same as in other recent years Thus while the volume of services performed by their railway has doubled their returns have shrunkto one third of what they received over the earlier 20 year period The Great Northern would like to have these facts known by the people who live in the communities served by its lines and particularly de upon its facilities for their trans 1 portationrequirements and favorit with their patronage There has been so much talk about wages and profits that perhaps you would be interested in knowing how much money the Great Northern Railway is making out of the war 7 Its'net income for 1943 will be about 18 million dollars This amount is ess than the railway's net income for 18 of the 20 years from 1911 to 1930 a period which included good years and poor ones and the first World War But most surprising is the fact that the Great Northern's business in 1943 was just about double What it was for the average of the years' of the first World War and for the average of the 20 years from 1911 to 1930 Captain John Burke former Montana State college football £tar who died in Tunisia on Jan 7 according to the war department was known to many in Havre He had visited here on numerous" occasions of Captain Joe The two men were team mates and fraternity brothers at Montana State college at Bozeman Captain' Burke was attached to a tank battalion and no Uoubt was on active duty somewhere in Italy when wound ed and taken to Tunisia His par ents reside at Livingston and his wife at Great alls Lt and Mrs Atkinson and baby left Sunday for Oak Harbor Wagh where Lt Atkte son will be stationed for some time Lt Atkinson Navy flyer returned from eight months of active dpty in the Aleutian area Cpl rank Clark arrived in Havre riday morning from des ert training at Indio 'California AUCTION SALE THURSDAY JANUARY 20 1944 Seventeen miles north of Havre on the Willow Creek road md two miles west of St Joe LIVESTOCK 1 Milch Cow 0 Stock Cows two 2 year old heifers four 1 year olds ARM MACHINERY 22 80 McCormick Tractor On rubber one 15 30 Tractor one No McCormick Combine Duckfoot Mowing Machine two Drills one 3 bottom Plow two 4 bo(toin Plows stubble and Mod lioltoins two Discs Grain Elevator HOUSEHOLD Two Cook Stoves One Heating Stove Table Chairs Cream Also Saddle Harness Bob sleo Tools etc TOM MCDONALD Owner i JONES Auctioneer Teachers calling at the county office Saturday included: Mrs Ruth Kostman Burnham Arthur Stones Sham bo Mrs Ethel Auld Eagle Rock Mrs Beulah Landskov Whitlock Mrs Johanna Rasmussen resno rank Moyter principal Gild ford Mrs Elsie Moyer Gild ford Mrs Dessle Mattingly North Star Mrs Myrtle Hatch 'ree Soil Mrs Ella Beaudoin Cotton wood Wilma Miller Laredo War taxes of courae are the principal reaaoa for the smaller net income The Great taxes for 1943 come dose to 50 million dollars That is one fourth of the railway's gross income for the year During the first World War Great Northern's taxes averaged about 7 million dollars a year the smaller net income for the past yekr huge expenditures must even Mutual Life Volume Trophy Recently Awarded Clark Maurice Clark of Great alls district manager of the northwest centra Montana territory for the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York was recently awarded the volume trophy by Smith Billings agency manager Clark and his family formerly resided in Havre He went to Great alls early last year to make his headquarters Mrs Clark and children moved there this fall Pfc Woody Laughnan son" of Mr and Mrs James Laughnan of Kremlin Is stationed at Mar tinez Cal His address is Pfc Woody Laughnan Btry 365 AAAS Bn Martinez Cal I or those who have inquired of the address of rancis Bachini petty officer third class his ad dress is: rancis Bachini 3c 69th Battalion Co A Plat 1 leet Postoffice New York He sends greetings to all of his friends here there he will go to Wls conson to visit relatives Henry Bugden left Saturday night for Rochester Minn to go through the clinic there Kuka left this morning for San rancisco Cal where hd will visit his son Sgt Kuka and wife Mrs John Gilbert of is visiting at the home and Mrs Honadel bert is Mr sister This Showing of urs Will ne on Display Today and Tomorrow DONNELLY MILLINERY WITH THOSE ivt Va KA TJW Mr and Mrs Paul Davis of the North Havre section were shop pers in the city Saturday Stuart county treasurer took his son Billy to Rochester Minn Saturday for a checkup 4 OUTPOST Red Cross Task orce iele Director Mat Howard of Long Beach Calif (center) doles out cigar ettes to Servicemen at an Aleutian Island outpost nearly koo miles from Dutch Harbor? Mrs Lola day morning from Des 'Moines Iowa where she attended funeral services tor her sister Mrs Ger trude Sweeney Mrs Sweeney jvas well known in Havre Mr and Mrs Wesley Gibson of Seattle have spent a few days vis iting at the Vernon Hill home Mr Gibson has been promoted to the rank of chief petty officer and is enroute to Cleveland Ohio for advanced training Mrs Gibson will be remembered as the 'form er Arlle Grannell of Kremlin: a fl 'r Anderson is visiting his and daughter in law Tech Sgt and Mrs Arthur Anderson and baby at San rancisco Sgt Anderson is stationed therewith the Army Captain and Mrs combe and sons Jimmy arid Billy of Malta were Havre visitors on Saturday Captain Larcombe pub lisher of the Phillips Countjr News is home on furlough from Camp Robinson Arkansas He with the quartermaster corps the immediate future makes buying now a saving Easy Terms rTq MM Mr and Mrs Ray Achen have received word from their son Lewis that he has recently been promoted in rank to seaman 1 He is working with the electrici ans crew In the navy Seabees He is in the ordnance branch of il 4L mi i ii it ill i I in ri zii iiia uiv VI'U i in I I iw LOCALS I I A Tom' Kuka left this morning fdr Big ork? Mrs ergusoriof Chinook visited hqre Saturday Sedahl of North' Hrivre shopped here Saturday Mrs red Pierce of Hingham was in the city Saturday fl Johnson of Elder was a Havre caller Saturday Huber of Lewistown call ed on friends here last weekend Mr and Mrs Ted Burfleld vls ited here Saturday from Gildford Cowan of Box Elder was a Havre business visitor Saturday Mrs A Thompson of fiox Elder was a Havre shopper urday Mrs Kenneth Jackson of Gild ford sifent Saturday in Havre shopping Mr and Mrs Ed Gatzmeler of were visitors in Havre Saturday JANUARY SALEof DASHOW BUSCH URS See the largest selection of furs in the northwest 1 Au additional tax on furs in Hare la crowded division terminal along the Great Northern railway Day end night a prof a sinn of long freight trains roll into these terminals from east and west Trains are inspected repairs effected can regrouped A carefully groomed engine backs on and the train resumes its journey with a new crew Most of the freight is destined to cause many varieties of trouble for Uncle enemies Beware Coughs from common cuds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw tender in flamed bronchial mucous mem branes Tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Creomulsion with the derstandinfir von must like tha quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back CREOMULSION or Coughs Chest Colds Bronchitis Vi' 1' 1 A IM 1 IB Ww 11 4 WHjMfer RM 'i Hl 3 BB War Ml "'A ''BulnHnK Mmm MmL 7 4 KZ 'MUagmwsi O' JI I i i I i i A AWW 1 llfz hWW i rseab AyhA V' zXs AlQtWMiflMHf wX 1 1 I li II i II I i we A AWT A A'ffT A 1 I AVZSSn ICulZ JUIIIIII xc a tit wvartHi ii units it i 1 i i i i 'y xr WTTUBvTk a ik LJ AL A zl A mill tlul 44 fi i i 9' i Bill AWlnl 7 Wiw With high flown phrases too fancy to many jlll ourselves included have said a lot of things re cently about and the system Xif 7 we are to out and get down to earth Our simplified idea of ENTERPRISE is settlers a 'n times ard immigrants at Ellis Island seek jy ingr and finding freedom and opportunity kids rustling 3 lawns to mow during summer vacation: miners oil 4 Cf drillers lumberjacks and ranchers developing natural resources: the chatter of riveting hammers rumble of trucks hum of dynamos and glow from smelters build 41 ing and producing for us all It is inventive genius plus private investment with employees from the green est apprentice to the General Manager working hand in hand to make it a success The benefits of the ENTERPRISE SYSTEM are demonstrated by bath tubs sewing machines phones 1 I 1 rxvxlv AMzI XLaaaA WtohmIiW vivvw vci cipDuanu ucii a cuiu planes iiicii save us uinc and make life easier: by production that turns out more 4' and better roods at lower cost r'' T7kTTT7DDnTCT? iL ii iMOj i is tue cjjseiiue ui an eager 3L reliant youthful America that prefers the rewards of A':" 7 Venture to a sodden supervised a jffl W' X77 lArlf B4w Wl I JL Il jUJ tfiTr? fr 1 kx a vl: VS 1 1 i WJ ririva A I 41 AID OUR IGHTING MEN S' 'J II Wx 4.