The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 6

THE NEWS 5 Monday Evening1 July 10" 1941 Russians Near Baltic rontiers ScratchOne Rat Human Helm Confer Here Save fats to fry the axis i to? NOW SHOWING! agents 2 SPOUT REEL LA TEST KWH and'en Baxter chair LAST TIMES TONIGHT! 1 A' ALSO SALE! i OP A ODD LOT RELEASE Ration ree ON 147 PAIR rank Elwell Oscar Hauge Donald MacDonald SHOES 0 Llnebarger Indicates incumbents JULY 10 THROUGH JULY 29TH OIL BURSES Modern Miss Active Maid HEATERS Wants to be VP Brown Bilt Selby Styleez Pedigo Peacock (LIMITED STOCK) SJ95 $295 $395 NOW ON DISPLAY! $495 $595 Get Your Order in Early This Year if Li See Your Local Ration Board for Certificate 4 IVRIC Agents rom Ak 14 Counties Clarence Hanley Butte John A Matthews Helena David Ryan Great alls Jessie Roscow Butte Merrily YOURS! Rotarians Meet BUTTE July lO Mem bers of Rotary International from 23 Montana cities representing all sections of the state were return ing home today after conducting a one day meeting here headed by Root of Missoula new district governor loor discussions highlighted business sessions at which prln ci pal addreseszwrere given by Tom Davis of Butte past president of Rotary International and Max Dean also of Butte Wr4 anner 4 Club The armer 4 club on a recent tour in the city of Havre visited the Eddy bakery Holland and Bonine funeral home But treys locker plant Valley Dry Cleaners and Coca Cola bottling works Members of the club expressed appreciation to the various firms for the courtesy shown them on their visits The club will hold its next meeting at the home of Erma Bucholz in Big Sandy July 19 The Complete Insulation Job Can Be Purchased on Preith underground patriots croased cff one name on their long list of traitors to be liqui dated when Philippe Henriot The name of Sen Elbert ID Thomas above of Utah will be entered as a candidate for the vice presidential nomination at the Democratic national conven tion in Chicago He is a candi date tor re election to the Sold on Certificate Only ffil (MU Ljiijt WW1 Mt Dagge tt Names New Committees Paris bedroom Vichy Propa ganda Minister Henriot had long record ct collaboration with Nazis Granted Divorce Emma Mae Duncan was grant ed a divorce decree from Thomas Allan Duncan 'district court' here July 7 and the court also awarded her custody oftheir two minor children The plaintiff tin hercom plaint asking thedivorce charged Dun can with extreme cruelty Agricultural extension from 14 Northern Montana coun ties and' one associate agent from the Milk River Irrigation project were attending a meeting here to day to observe results of the North Montana branch experiment sta experimental work At the station today the visitors were shown the results of the sta experimental work with crops grown under dry land con ditions The meeting is expected to be especially valuable to new agents who have recently begun work for the extension service I Attending the sessions which will continue Tuesday at the ex periment station Taylor directoroftheex tension service Bolster: and BToo tell lapd economists Holker county agent lea der Paul Orcutt livestock specialist Malta 'associ ate agent Milk River irrigation project Extension agents from the fol lowing counties are attending the sessions: Donald Luebbe Blaine Theo dore osse Cascade Jack Mc Lean Hughes Daniels RG Newell Glacier Norbert Majerus Richland Wm Rasmussen Phillips A Peter son Pondera Ray Kelly Roose velt Billie Janssen Sheridan Gienn Baird Teton Pat McEl liott Toole James McGIbney Valley and Ben Daggett Hill Whensteering wheep gine room telegraph of assault boat he was piloting toward Norman beachhead were George Tandy Royal Marines slipped over the stern and as pictured above became a human helm by brac ing himself on rudder guajd rail and working rudder with his foot In this precarious 7 position he steered craft seven miles to' beachhead and seven miles back to mother ship on Day ing at Plattsburg New York on July 27 Both young men have been ac tive in community They are botlf past presidents jAf the Junior Chamber of Cednmjrce Their families will reside in Havre AMERICANS tttt (Continued page 1) Volterra mountain road hub sou theast of the big port took over the city and struck northward immediately West of Volterra the Ameri cans moved forward to attack the town of Pomaja astride an impor tant road some eight miles inland and about two miles north of Cas telllna which has been in Allied hands for two days CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Naval Commissions AreReceived by Snyder and risbie Stanley Snyder left today for Tucson Arizona where he will en ter training in the navy He lias been commissioned a lieuten ant junior grade Snyder is head of the Carruth Insurance company here His busi neRs will contlnue in operatlon un der Mrs Dorothy Jones and Mrs Snyder Karl rlsbie city attorney has also been commissioned a lieutenant Junior grade in the Navy He will report for train EE ESTIMATE Cyr Home Engineer will give you a free estimate on a complete insula tion job Make your plans now Call or write xj You can't lose when home is insulatec with Homeguard by Gamble's Trained Spe cialists During the first few years Home guard pays for Itself in fuel savings alone rom then on the savings (up to 1 3 of youi fuel costs) are yours to spend as you wish During the hot summer months your home will be to cooler Cool Damp Weather Last Week Helps Small Grain Growth The Hi)l county crop report for the week ending July 8 is as fol lows: 1 Weather conditions precipita tion: 30 precipitation for week Cool damp weather throughout entire week Still shortage of moisture in western third of county and northwest corner Crop conditions: Cool damp weather throughout week ideal for small grains Insects: Grasshappers numer ous in spots Poisoning underway no serious damage Livestock Good conditioi Ranges improving Some shortage of range water Labor Some shortage but not serious No fires report ed this week (NEA Telephoto) Powerful Russian Armies pound on toward Latvia and Lithuania at pace that may reach both of Baltic republics in days Berlin in a communique that admitted fought their way further back acknowledged loss of Kowel last strong point east of its Bug River defense lines Meet at Hingham The Havre Council of Knights of Columbus met at Hingham at the Lady of Ranson parish for their quarterly communion and breakfast Twenty six members were present At 2 20c 50c AY BAIN1ER HENRY SPRING BYINGTON Pays for itself in uel Savings Alone or County Treasurer Stuart or Clerk of Court 2 Levi ossum Justice of Hie Peace 2 Louis Halverson Constable Hamilton stad 77Z Program: Rev Winkle and Ds co chairmen 7H ullerton Merb Watts Joe Ham lin and Sandven Rural: 'M Urmseth chair man William Cowan Art Potvin Elvin Hanson and Mar ion Bailey Youth: Hutcheson chairman: Harris Olson Edgar Runkel Dale Bohart and Phil loung inance: William Kendig Gi Koepke and Claude Peiton Publicity: Linebarger chairman Travis Watts Club: Portus man Gourley James Holland Rae and Otto Ash Community tE' Holkestad chairman George Mickey Dr A Jestrab and Lewis Moore (Vocational: James Elmslie chairman' Ray White Hamon Barney Abrahams and Webb Garrahan International ames Holland chairman 'Elmer Hanson Marxson Rae and Curtis Nelson Membership classification fel lowship and attendance: Gustav jeldstad chairman ullerton Cy Reid Gourley Holland and Bailey Lou Lucke Co A Prisoner of War Sub Group is Established Here Relatives and friends of Ameri can prisoners of war and civilian internees in enemy lands now re ceive latest information on prison qamp conditions and privileges through the newly organized pris anerof war sub committee of the Hill County Red Cross Chapter Miss Minnie Maresch chairman of the local Red Cross chapter an nounced today Under the chairmanship of Mrs Wood this sub committee will supply current information on relief measures taken by the RedCrossinbehalt: American zna tionals held by the enemy and advise of postal and other regula tions governing communication with prisoners Miss Maresch said Stating that about 40000 Am ericans are held by Germany and Japan the Red Cross spokesman said the prisoners of war sub committee will be provided with lists of prisoners from Hill county and will advise their next of kin how they may send mail and gifts to them 1 The new sub committee will function as a part of the Hill Coun ty Red Cross home ser vice program for servicemen 'and their families In reviewing the function of Wer sub committee Mrs Wood said: shall do our best to provide relatives and friends of prisoners of war with the most re cent and accurate developments concerning prison camp conditions relief measures and communica tions regulations As new informa tion is received it will be sup plied to the local newspapers for publication We shall also be pleas ed to consult with next of kin and others concerned with prisoners of war and to advise them in any was possible" Reader Uotices lOO Lodge No 56 install officers at the regular meeting TONIGHT All Odd hi lom are urged to attend Lunch Let Specialists Install Your CLACK'S HARDWIRE 4 h' A jl or Rotary Club Ben Daggett newly Installed president of the Havre Rotary club has named committees to function during 1944 45 At the last meeting of the James Holland speaking for the club praised the work of the immedi ate past president Ruble and mentioned the success of the recently completed Rotary year New committees are as follows: Board of Directors and Aims and Objects committee: Ruble cnairinan Doles Sand ven John Shively Rev Winkle Alvin Lucke and Ben Daggett Song leader: John Travis Sgtr Gustav rjcld Judge of Twelfth Judicial District (Non Partisan Judicial) Hill Elwell COUNTY CANDIDATES or State Senator REPVBIJCAN DEMOCRATIC Mundy Swen A Twedt or State Representative (Jerry) Kimpel Robert A Patterson Thomas Connolly Hess or County Commissioner Ray Sands or County Attorney Attorney General Stanley oot Helena Bottomly Great alls Chinook reebournTButte Joseph McCaffery Jr Butte State Treasurer George Porter Helena Pilgeram Helena State Auditor Mo Malta John Holmes Great als Railroad and Public Sfervice Commissioner George A7Davis2Helena Thomas Carey Helena Kirby Hoon Missoula Horace Casey Helena Michael Reynolds Hamiltons Joe Cullen Helena White Butte Murray Clancy Schoenborn Bozeman Superintendent of Public Instruction Elizabeth Ireland Havre Violet Eastman Helena I John Sasek Sidney JUDICIAL CANDIDATES Assoc Justice of the Supreme Court (Non Partisan Judicial) Albert H'Anderson Billings Albert Angstman Helena Enor Matson Helena Thomas Malee Anaconda Edwin Cheadle Shelby ix Candidates for Public Office In Primary Election July 18 CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES Representative in Congress irst District REPVBUCAN DEMOCRATIC Galasso" Butte Mlke Mawfield Missoula 2 Representative in Congress Second District Haynes orsyth James Livingston Dan Maddox Hardin STATE CANDIDATES Governor Sam Ord Helena Roy Ayers Lewistown Thorkelson Butte Leif Erickson Sidney Austin Middleton Deer Lodge Lieutenant Governor Ernest Eaton Billings' Lou Boedecker Deer Lodge John Gillan Great alls Paul Cannon Butte Paul Smith Helena Secretary of State Howard Hazelbaker Sam Mitchell Butte 1 I Tu H' i 'VH js wVM LMH 'x pkov latv I ussr A 9 i I gMamel Vitebsk EAST 1 Smolensk PRUSSIA "AMolodechnr 9 MoailtvinS MNSKj Pripet Morshet'L I A i WARSAW Utonk 7 POLAND SV 'f 7 MILES WO 2 5 1 A 4i ic erretarv tl i I Pt "TT jt Xt' iMMU r4'' IBMS Ba 7 lx i "7f I i 1 El 0 ff? 11 MkSSjbHHI zi wOa MMMIMbI: 7 mggg fla i 'I a 2 flBHBBBBHBBMBBBBMMHMBNBKNBNBBBMBBIBMiBBIBBBBI KBmf A VM TMr: Bi I kttiw 7 IURIC 6.