The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 4

frsgoour NEWS Yank Plane Destroys Nazi Ammunition Truck yViiK bi a 'MogJ HeadsPatriots Has Card A eature Service Birney and Hinsdale WASHINGTON 16 Box Elder 31 LOCALS Save Waste Paper for War! and THEBSCDAIRY i a Germans on the battle field know NEEDLEWORK PRE WAR CONSTRUCTED 7202 by Alice Brooks REVERSIBLE WELL ILLED CUSHIONS Expertly Tailored in Medium Blue Mohair a RE spent all of his time in oratIonstoyB knitting crochet 4W 0 ilWt attacks German and tu Seif' andliro Hiiniien are homo alter a two weeks vacation at Glacier Th rojiElIJERLScrnpJntQ the ight Miss Ellen Lamey has return ed from a vacation at Whitetish 5S 275 140 50 Some folks never seem to realize that there is no reward for finding fault Al rain Cn 1 Sn der a nd children of Great alls are visit ing Mrs Stanley Snyder and fam ily Mrs Mary itch and Mrs John I Keeling and daiiLhter or Simpson were Havre visitors Tuesday Red Heroine Jess Angstinan newly appoint iTisti ict deputy grant! exalted ruler lor Montana east 11 Ehas returned from" a special meeting of district deputies at Ogden Utah Edwin Peterson was a busi ness visitor in Havre Tuesday from Great alls 4 Paper parachutes carry food to jungle fighters UZ tn WITH THOSE the agency was oeing he obtained Social Security MOST MEN ENJOY if i r' GOOD BUTTERMILK Gen Joseph Pierre above ighting rench hero ol Sir Racheim commands al I' ph tnot resistance fortes in rinctf His Job Is to co ordinate th work of thousands' of Under ground members art wrecking German cojnmunica tions and supply routes Mrs Edward Alexander and son Bryan of Helena are guests at the home of Mrs Karl ria ble Men of the group havetwice eeei ved ist i gu ish 1 cl a tions presented during a recent ceremony by Maj Gen Nathan Twining commanding general of the 15th Army Air orce ith' better than 3uu missions to its credit the group probably best known for leading the first raid on Rome and the sinking of the Italian heavy cruiser Trieste 500 275140 50 who has been chief has re the difficult to become a was the first 2 PIECE Hand embroidery tip phiaforep These posies bloom in colored cotton worked In lazy dalsy stitch and rench Needlework quickly done Pattern 7202 contains transfer pattern of enibroiaery necessary pattern pieces in sizes 2 4 and 6 This pattern together with a needlework pattern of useful and decorative motifs for linens and garments ifteen Cents Send fifteen cents in coins for these patterns to Havre Dally News Household Arts Dept Box 3 217 San rancisco 6 Calif Write plainly name address and pattern number Our new 32 page Needlework Book is yours for ifteen Cents more 130 illustrations of de signs for embroidery homo dec Civiliaii meat consumption for 194 4 is estimated at about 145 pounds per capita eight pounds higher than the estimate for both 19 42a (11 94 3 and 1 9 4 pounds higher than Hie 19v5 1939 aver age Pvt Robert Kaiuza son of Mr und Mrs Sam Kaluza 445 10th Ave is home on a 12 day fur lough after having completed his work with the Army Medical Corps in After bls furlough is up Pvt Kaluza will report to a station in Missouri Harold Lindstrom son of Mr and Mrs Emil re cently was promoted from Chief storekeeper in the United' States Navy to chief petty officer ac cording to a lettei received by his parents Chief Lindstrom has been in the Navy four and a half years! Mr and Mrs Chris Reum and son Kennet of Kremlin spent Tuesday in Havre son Anna Peterson Birney Mrs Metzger who ms been visiting Seattle returned to Havre Tuesday night 4 Her friendly smile belying her fighting heart 20 year old Sen lorv Lt Ekaterina Novikova poses for the cameraman Com mander of a Red Army infan fry company the 20 year heroine has been wounded five times and has been twice dec Lorated foi distinguished conduct 'today announced 308 more casualties Including two irom Montana Marine Paul Paulson Of Ml! wounded Shipfitter 2c Thomas Wallis husband of Mrs Shirley Ann Wal lis Hinsdale wounded THS USlTKD PUBLISHERS INC OW (HmmI MuMLOr 'It Big Sandy Musician Takes Prominent Part In National Band 'te 1 BIG SANDY Aug 18 (Special) Bobby Green solo cornetistAin the Big Sandy High School band recently returned from the Na tional Musid Cathp at Interlochen Michu where he' played second chair solo cornetist in the National School' liand' of more than 150 pieces Green was the only mem ber chosen from the state of Mon tana Only the most outstanding young musicians are accepted for the Band Clinic orty six states were represented at the camp 1 the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Green will bei senior in Big Sandy High school next term He has been first chair solo cor net in the BSHS band for'the past four years lie studied under Clar ence Boess Orion Hegre and Clifford Knanp in Big Sandy andunder Revelli Mrtddyzand Graln ger at Interlochen 1 The voice clinic which started Immediately after the band clinic at Interlochen was Conducted by Mnrgueritc VHood the former 'Mate music supervisor for 'Montana and who was music director Jn Havre High rchool a number of years ago A Maryland man says his wife spent more than $5000 a trying to reduce She succeeded as far as the bankroll was concerned How you were brought up really has little to do with how far opyou will go the Pacific area He has just re turned to base after two months of 'active duty during which he spent his birthday Julv 10 woibt way any one could think His address is USS Lipan (at 85) cZpE)get Oftice San rancisco Bomber Base Technical Sgt Louis Hary whose home is at Havre and serving as a crew cently completed trainingrequired bombardier 'His 2G group in Maj Gen John 1 2th AA to complete 300 missions and was recently cited by Brig Gen Robert Webster Get in the habifbf pleasing where' you go and you can gd just about where you please i 3 Modem history Germany is bounded on the east west and south by Allied troops One of the wonders of the age is how women hide it WARD GRIITH Inc National Representative New York 4 Chicago Boston Detroit Atlanta Loa Angeles San rancisco Salt Lake City One Year Six Months Three Months One Month Mrs Woods of Inverness was a shopper the city Tues day iGreenman Coulee Mike Soukup and Raymond Len hart were in Havre Monday Arntzen called Havre the first part of the week Joe Solnieka was a caller in this neighborhood Monday Kimball Bronson Mrs George Janzen and Howard were Mondav shoppers Havre Osea Sundberg visited at Geo Monday evening JJohn Smedley motored to Havre Tuesday Jim McClellan transacted busi ness in the county seat Wednes day Jake Hoyuin was in Havre on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ingvar Tonjum called in Havre during the week oh Cox of I lav re ca 1 led a Geo riday Howard Janzen was a caller at Osea riday evening Jake Hoyum was in Havre on Sunday Mis Earl Turner helped horses to Have rlrlov fr cit Bill Krackow visited at Osea I ouminerg Sunday forenoon Mr Jo Cox called at Earl Turn riday evening Mr and Mrs Robert McIntosh callpd at)the Alex McIntosh home Sunday Raymond Lenhart shopped in Havre Monday IETEENTH AA IN ITALY Sgt win Kremlin Completed fwo of overseas duty with his lying ortress unit on August ilius becoming one of the real veterans of the war in the European Mediterra nean theaters His ortress group was acti vated at Geiger ield Wasli shortly after Pearl Harbor rush ed through training utid sent ov erseas to England on Aug There they participated "in the first all American against Germany held territory Wituhe invasion the rem ri irTn v'orl Totv VUVH kpv nnrr in th Z' rm tuuipuifau mut ing to an Itali'an base early in December 1943 the unit took night in turning over the duiuniiMi anon the provinces ox Home rrosinoneand Litto lia to tha Italian fzzivGi no 1 11 inrm The Goodian Dan Bitz Johnson Mrs Eunice Sim mons Walter Swan Bill rowirth rank Weimnr and Joe Corcoran families attended the fair at Great alls last week Extensive losses were reported here last week by several farmers on the west bench Mr and Mrs Wendell Briggs returned last Saturday to their home in Tacoma after attending the funertrl of the late George Briggs Sgt Walter Jarvis who har been with tlieNinth Air orce in England for 17 months visited with his sister Mrs rank Ros otto last wook wtiile on a furlough Mrs Betty Snypp of Lima is a visitor at the home of her sister Mrs Carl Pearson Herbert Bitz Brady was here last week end to have a look at his crops rs Viola i gslm ry Inne apolis is hero visiting her sister Mrs George Biiggs Mrs Eunice Chapin returned week from Havre where she was employed at tile Northern Montana college residents hall during the school vacation ARGENTINA MORE DEIANT AND ASCIST DESPITE ALLIED TRIUMPHS i I all the facts were to' the 'American public they would probably disclose that patient Cordell Hull is more concerned about the continuing attitude of Argentina than Wednesday Evening August 1944 Recently word was received by Mr and Airs Jens Jensen of Invernessthat their son Pfc Ernest Jensen has been pro moted to the grade of Quarter master He is stationed at Camp Calan San Diego Calif Cpi Robert Biirns Howieson 343 Engrs GS APO "512 co Postmaster New York has sent to his mother MrsAndrew IIow No North Side a copy of the Citation awarded to his regiment by Gen Mark Clark The citation reads: "for superior construction and techni cal ability in major tasks in close support of forward troops" Cpl Ilowieson has been over seas "for more than years has been wounded and has won the Purple Heart Know Beaten ROME Aug 16 (JR) The park tHE AI I aad vbunty Paper Lt (JG) Robert Leslie Navy arrived Tuesdayivi ning from his station at Tuscon Ariz for a short visit with his wife and children Mfs Leslie and children have been at Helena recently and accompanied him to Havre Mrs Eva Van Patten of Priest I dar writes son7 Cpl Clarence Birr was stationed in India and more recently in Burma and that he had seen con siderable action He wishes to be remembered to his friends in Havre part in lhe first coordinated raid 321yfre beaten Sir Harold) Duncan against central from XltLf I ure 'development Italy and England 7 mander in Italy declared List Great Northern 7 I about the turmoils of today and their bearings upon tomor row in any other part of the world or the Argentine rulers are becoming more avowedly and I blantantly fascist now than at any time world upheaval 'WmVlNGROOM SUITE 4 IN when loss of minerals is so great through perspiration and acidity develops remember i Buttermilk with salt added supplies quickly Jz this deficiency Get the Buttermilk Habit at I made fresh daily at 1 ByCantar On Year Six Month Three Mentha One Month To 'Canada or any place in the States Excepting Montana seuv pev year MONTANA nsiiiiPlniaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiitiiifaiiiailiiainiaiHiaiiiisiiiiaiiifiiiiaiiiiBtiiiaiiiiiiiisiiiiaiiiaiiiiaiiiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiaitiiaiiiiaiiitiiiliaiiaitaii MwlbliralHIiliiWdwIwilalwalwgliMlwglwtiWtiliM sp'4 Mr ami Airs 11 Hal lord have returned from a weeks vaca 1 tion They visited at Butte and Ronan One of the most spectacular night pictures to come out of European war Is this dramatic picture of an Amerl can 47 fighter plane seen in light of explosion of Nazi ammunition truck that plane has just destroyed1 Despite force of blast the pilot Raymond Walsh of Long Island City returned safely to his base1 Armv Air orce photo general agiicul 2Mignt for the railroad 'with civil headquarters at St Paul is here 3 uh uusiiK'ss imnciiii who lias re cently leiovered from a serious I illness Is making Ins first trip In I several months He says he is happy to see Ins Iriends in this area I for additional comfort and durability I i The top feature in the last issue of the Atlantic Monthlv a cautiously and factually prepared pub licAtion teUs us that the coming of Day a heavy I Censorship was clamped on the papers downlhere favorable tothe Allies and that the Nazi proclaimed in screafning headlines that our naval and military forces were getting hammered to pieces The head of the works down there is a fellow named arrel and he and a top hand named Peron are the absolute dic tators 'It may to some seem incongruous that a man named arrel should be allowed to play the Hitler role in a country racially and i traditionally tied to the old Latin world But let us recall that well and often told tale about the Irishman named who drifted to one' of those movie glamored South Sea islands and very soon set himself up in the king busi nessYesand about that town in North Dakota that had a nnmilafinn nf 999 Norwponans and 1 Mick and thp Mirk was themyor of the town! We also recall Hague and Kelly'andh Hannegan and lynn in connection with the recent demo li cratic convention in Chicago These chaps know how to rule I a roost But why is Argentina so ascist in spirit that its people 'I will permit the evident growing hostility toward the Allies? The Atlantic Monthly gives us the clue when it reports that 'CoL Peron and Boss arrell have said more than once in 4 recent time that same militarydangers would confront their1' country in the post war period whether the United Nations or the Axis won Peron surmises that the Allies will I quarrel over the peace and this will lead to a new conflagra tion among Then presumably Argentina hopes to of all the southern American countries Argentina has stronger and more profitable relations with the than any of the other nations to the south it com petes with our midwestern farmers and stockmen in wheat flax beef hides and other agricultural articles Britain is a heavy purchaser of these products fromthat country and it was notable that in Churchill recent speech he was pretty smootnie wnen ne touched on tne crisis in the Dig bout American country His belligerency was not in evidence he hurried over the subject Build Your Strength I ortify systefn with vigorous health fulness enjoy a taste treat! Yes t( Loaded With Raisins! Raisin Bread And let us not be deceived in supposing that the attitude toward Argentina is a partisan question It is a sectionaly Ihequestionofdiplom acy and looking at the economic phase The industrialists of the east regardless of politics want a hush hush attitude They sell their finished products to that country and buy its raw products much more cheaply than they can be bought' in the agrarian sections of the midwest The last Newsweek hinted they were the ones who were supporting a pacifist attitude in the face of defiance and insults It seems high time to get tough with Argentina If we fv continue' this gushy Godd Messrs? Peron' and arrel will continue to convince their people that tboareioo timid to take action And the infection of fascism may spread to other nations down there ascism is the po litical philosophy of most of the governmental heads thinlyS guised They despise democracy Cut Bank Pioneer Press during a political year that you find out that all of JAn taten oagoli goursg: S'll 7 1 Batefed at th Postofftce at Havre Mont as Second Class Mail Matter Published Evenings except Saturday and Sunday 3X9 rwst sweet UnUad Pmh Leased Wire Service our year old David Speaker1 above of Conshohocken? believed to be the youngest worker in the to hold a) Social Security The Nor ristown Pa Social Security Board Bureaunssued him card No 171 22 6865 when it learned iob' as I ashiQnodelIoLaewJYMk ATenArA GasuaUieS ftffnnt'v bpn hftin holff tin tint 1 1 ra If nr I i Ei i ll 10 7 WSBH hl 111 ffli I i i nngmEinBrJ 7 rr 7 7 1 11 41" I NL I 'v 1 I 11 4 ft sz ZA if wrarf 4 st inn i ra w1 lTVTj jv 1 1 i sr wn 1 a Wv II BMfc fl BPX BIH siomo fir i raV fi ffl Innerpsring Eh I hniiwn 1 Tl SIS ffl fev iwwfiBBHiQ BM 'f" rw eH 'r A KI naBaHPwvwraMnMHBBMMMlV Jj Sts 3 ii i si 3 a 2 a a a 'V a 5s a I 1 II.