The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

TWO HIE LN'lElt MUM KAMHWffti MONTANA SVI I'HDAV HO ibl'l THE DAILY INTER LAKE! (ucm pm'iiL'il) I KALLSI'IXh MONTANA MonLion fii by In nnotlinr reclof he him three delicately barbeeuetl Mi' leming I shouM" fish on three broad leaves Then Jimight it mwsnlf muttering more thanks he joined bate 1 Helen and Gil hihnini launched SHOP THE CLASSIIED the how Missing: The ood! where in You of ister INTER LAKE CLASSIIEDS Blondie supply of inn Iry siderable attention snow on Iho: level mid frozen over at the foot a nd rum TODAY ON THE HOME RONT I Im for It mnt Drive by Russian Tanks Roll Nazis Back Toward Kursk Let Your Insurance Lapse )m "i North Kansan City residents trying' to stretch their cof fee allotments were tantalized by a faintly familial tiroma was 1 2 800 pounds of coffee made unusable in a recent fire be ing hmiied in mi open lot by city and state inspectors defense on ein sevoral months ami they lived cabins received By Chic Young ItcRlitcrcil 1 ort'lee (OntimiM rroirt pogo 1j linn continued with similar Intensity capture ol the railway Junction If yoti think yon are paying too much for the protection of your home from fire set' us and it is possible for yon to save up to 20 per cent on your premium let your insurance lapse in the winter time received word Ross that a arrived their Mrs Cletus Ross is from more bee Price bl is trying lo Chapter 11 A Lillie WHILE they worked the sen sank and the swift tropical darkness came on "At least we can have hot meal tonight" Gil remarked "Pm going to see if I can spear some fish" Sandy said Ho' found hooks and a line and started up tile river toward i pool but lie had not gone far when one of I'yra's Indians came bounding alter him "Senuriti Tyra says there is plenty of fish for all We caught them Hellecting Hist this evidence of hospitality was somewhat encour aging Sandy retraced liis steps A lire was going in Hie place Where Tyra had pitched her rninp Tyra was turning fish on skewer The aroma wns tantaliz ing to a hungry man who had been paddling up a river all day with nothing mure than cold tor tillas Im lunch "This is a pleasant surprise" lie told her nt once fish that you have to catch yourself How about giving you a hand with file skewers" "They are almost she said in your camp Mrs Brotherton is fixing something to go with Sandy wailed until she handed II' you buy if in a store an filter Taiko "classifiiil MliMIllii: OP ASSOCIATED PRESS I'lio ASHoclati'd Preus hi osclushe ly entillod to the uno for repuhllcii Hon of all news dhipateliea credited lo 11 or not otherwise credlleil Ibis paper and also Ilin local news published herein llntei i iri seeoiul elnss in liter at tlio postbltieO at Kalispell under Hie net of March Subscription price Ifh per mall If 7 20 by cairtcr S3AGGENER6 CAMPBELL uneral Directors 525 MAIN ST PHONE 36 KALISPELL MONT funeral Service and Mrs Rowell Honey sons lilt Sunday for I run I and i ls heliiml Is pretty lair imilvh lor niosl winter triiiul on his 100 mile route lint Huy recent storm proieil linoi't too nineli for It Mr I'rici' loll here Saluidav (lie day af ter Hie blizzard snuck mud mad" it Him to Poh In iilge but on Hi" Trail Creek i tin1 I rmisnilsslon gale Iron tile ami he was tied up at the Jens li'Miit er'u phu He had i lo repair I he I raiinmisrl'iii in IS dej revs below Wfiitlion He made it Tim i 1 1 ii 1 1 "Was renilmloil Ihl'i pii it week Hint tlnl'e Is nil'll ad vintiiro mi iho IrmiL Rm runs In1 Nut I mall Inlo plenty of It on Ids Ilin little "Sun HI i'i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 with ldls In co Implilu lieiuls on the PRESIDENTS AND BRAZIL REACH AN ACCORD (Continued from page 1) marine danger from the Caribbean to the South Atlantic and Vargas announced "greatly inci eased efforts on the part of his country to meet this lying homeward by the longer but safer southern route President Roosevelt stopped in Liberia on the uuinii coast ann then Atlantic to the easternmost protub erance ol Brazil There Vargas met him and they had lunch together and inspected army navy and airforces of their two nations In a separate memorandum for the press likewise issued by the white I'Tii is a problem in thit locality When Hie re ini sloi in period ended some pi'oplo were completely out of 'mod and borrow Ing fi 1 1 ii im lo in 'ig hors cal wood mi rcha supply I he ill iiiaiiil delivering a ja ol of the 0 lo Minnesota soon MACHINE WORKS Genera Machinists til kinds of machine repair ISO 217 ISt Ave KALISPELL MONTANA YES ANIP THE NEXT TIME AAT'i kz ii i S'MAVIKIYOJ'RE IT CiQOL? Since leav ln Ims An Walsh are Walsh is in the Soviet Cau the Don valley fortification was towns occupied midden blow the It usimms ol the hl rd 's ecoml blow "The now was five fwl deep on McGee hill and mn it be till of nine bv I Mr Price said Thia wilder MOTHER 1N LAW GETS A RIDING Tarentum Pa call did the pioldoms since keeping' a workman now hard to got on the job involves1 more than giving' him his check on Pi b'o ii Im 'time ran work ployed for Ihi past by the Pai Sen ice ill one of I he Powell Word has been received from Dick Walsh son of (Im laic Mr anil tVnlsh ilial he is sonie Auslriilia is fine 1ml for laHio'id Valley nows boon marrictl worry Junior Your mother just got 1 that ice box through an litter Lake Classified and had time to stock up it camo in such a hurry! Use the Inter Lake ads for results Phone 72 I tick ing here ami his wife is piles 'Mr ami Mrs till in Seal lie anil Ollie Athol Idaho The Apgar school reopened Mon day mornihg aft being closed most a week Park Ranger and Mrs Hodgson Hie Apgar ranger station drove Kalispell Monday Claude Clausen who has boon fir ing lhe (treat Northern out of is here for a visit with his Mrs rank Benda He friends in Whitefish the first wee mid will for a new railroading job Mis Mao Sullivan and Mrs Dflve Nelson drove t8 Kalispell Tuesday to return Rml Cross garments com pleted and gel a fresh I rials Mrs TCarl Ross has Irorn her son Cletus new daughter has home Mrs Cletus Ross is al the west coast and Cletus is in th" iirim services in th" Croat Lakes I'islriel disposal of the provisions and equipment they were forced to leave behind presented Sandy and Gil with many problems the next morning At last Sandy and Gil devised a plan they believed would insure preservation of their foodstuffs Gil built a palm frond shelter with a central rafter While no was occupied with that work Sandy fitted the extra provisions into knapsacks lie had suspend ed me Kelt Chains in cmn ro of the fire and when they were I la hang the packs from Gil's i then drop it and go on to another' problem Meanwhile the yard has to keep on turning out ships wood to each family with an obi while horse and a utone boat Thi'i'o is about thro" fill of lake is ghoul a half mili' up Mr little Creek where llioy will spend a few days bvl'ore going on Mr Honey Helen had boiled rice in the ex one pot setlie! find she promised in a housewifely tone "But I do much Alter the meal Sandy strolled dyer to camp The fire had died to embers and she sat gaz ing into il moodily suppose we start early in the Sandy said stepping close to the fire "At "As soon tis we can organize the packs" Sandy lingered a moment thinking perhaps she would show an inclination to talk further When she he turned back to his own camp Helen was waiting for him alone Her eyes went swiftly over his face She said jerkily something wrong about that girl When I think of trust ing all our lives to her I have cold San dy observed dryly leming is all right different be cause she has lived with Indians so Helen stirred a little like her you is an extremely interest ing Sandy said shortly goodnight Helen Dawn comes early and going to have a hard But Helen did not retire at once She sat staring across the dark space to the other campfire and when she did crawl into her tent she did not sleep for a long time but lay gazing up al the canvas peak above her head and hearing voice saying is an extremely interesting At last Helen doubled her hands into fists and beat impotently at inv sleeping nag have him! she sobbed out Part of Iler Secret him John Doe for we dare le veal his real name He was driving along when he was stopped by an agent you driving for he was asked tell he snapped go ing to visit njy mother in law and if you call that pleasure you can take my blankety blank ration 1 hej iliilii take the book rhippliig tilriicd out hi ID 12 niiieh inmo to come ig ipT'J Behind tliose headlines there's a t'o'it inning problem of num to imm ti Ini imuiliips between employer mid in I lie ii'ition'H wnf Indus trit Suppore you liml a xliipynrd Ihtd oinplnyeil mnj be 1111m men mid for years 'mil been turning out harmless I'ivrr luiigeit mid then suddenly war ennm mill the nnvy said: want you Ip build siiipi for nr mid You'll hate to do wlinl Iho Drnvo (bii'poiiil inn lieic did: rprend the plant lihe nioii ail Rinds Eleven moutlis ago Drnvo's engin went to woik to turn fui rowed Held into i liipyiird They imiit'hops toolrooms offices cafeterias warelioures out fitting docks They Innl to set up a complete power dirt riluitimi system sanitary and poilalilij water systems sewerage ami wooden dormitories The number of employes rose by the thoiirnnil I The Drnvo builders began putting together the wmrhips inland moving them a few yards at a tiiilc toward the water their pri'fahricnted seitioiis weie welded together until finally they could be siue wayt Ship) were being while the plant grow Meanwhile thourmids of workers had to be trained As the payroll grew so mid with Ids troop! In figld to tile death 'Iho dispatch said Hint Hiller told tlio m'lny of Goner al i iodricli Ratlins that it was'" im possible lo organize a I'oice io io I VI them) WALT WOODS INSUIIANCE 15 2nd Street Phone 20K TikhoroLsk on the main Slnliiigriul railwiij wan envisaged Kropolkin is I 'jo iiilies fioutli of llto'loV Ollier C0lliimil IH'oeioodv I wore re poitod (ill miles poutlionyt of Rostov 5(1 miles to the oast and 70 milos tn the north The war btillotin imtnl that the Geimmis were trying to fj I'oiigt hen their dofl'iise Of Roslov eiicl with frosh tfooii i mid tank forces 1 Tim iineii'i'lemeiil of the (iefniati nrmioi in the Voronezh fei lor nml in the GaiiCttiul iTTinblod Iho mnnonv era by which the II iissimis first laid By Jimcl Mnrlow and Gcortfo Zirlkn liiii'gh Jan 2i tT) The heiidlino'i enleli the bvo I military planes fill (too iimilmt vo iIh' pturc of the rnilwriy Jmiction hides 21(100 mil i nii'criil't guns 8 was' miiiniineedjmt 100001) di'iidwoight tons of inorchmit llnR Rosian nrmy thoro on tlio nml DaiiKs of tlio strategically lihporlant Hut I Minan rivoi seiihng ono ol Iho gales tn the JMmkop ml I mills mid furnish ing new mciinco to Tikhoretsk no other railway junction 35 miles IIOI'lll (The Russian noon communique recorded In London by iho Soviet Monitor mid that 40 more towns had boon taken in the offen sive wohi of Voronezh mid Hint ((i'll (iDlDHIH'4 liioill 1 1 il 1 1 i i ul lii jciM I II I i i IU 'IJ(J1)'( Rtimians wore I epolted to have enus i oil heavy losses io the eiieniv (Another Jfio prisoners were Said to huve boon ctiptiifod ns dial i id aftor ilid rid no'ir the center of the city of Stalingrad was cleaned up mid the Russians said that "many Gei'inmi officer" deserted their mills mid tried to get out of the encircle I I (Tim Soviet war bulletin said one group ol Nazi officers dressed in uniforms inarched out of Urn lines under escort of German soldier garbed in a Red army uni in in an attempt to escape whole group was taken the comuniqiio said (More towns also were report ed captiirod In the Lower Don and Gau 1 casus areas lank attacks cut down a German fortified an attempt to halt casus drive and in a powerful German by pTjsed and two with 1 So last October Dr aVo executives hiicd Daniel Mack lull blond mid 3G who hml handled personnel in Newark anil ttsurgh department ittOl'Qg Ho sot up a staff to learn accurate ly the manpower requirement' of the Various yuril divisions he opened a hiring office in the city he appoint ed men to conduct "exit that husness of conferring with disgruntled workers before they quit (nllo cntoil a section to keep each worker upgraded properly These reviews Mack believes weed out the incompetents disclose sx those needing added training and keep the yard superintendents from feeling they have been deprived of the power to fire a man Training schedules were coordinat ed witli the hiring department so that new men are told the back ground of th6 yards and generally how ship is built want to put in a good sugges tion system that will be run by com mil says Mack awards for good usable Mack him seli handles formal grievances of tjie shop committees Problems like absenteeism says Mack will be dealt with like a de partment store sale The manage ment wilt concentrate in a drive tgainst it for perhaps two weeks irajjirass gihl nil (0y LETA ZOE ADAMS I hcfme Stalingrad and Than slashed them into bits I In yesleiday'H fighting in the ioh i trnl 'Tetoi of tlio SlnlingTiul front i tbe Itiissiimii rnid Gomimin worn killed mid lf0 taken prh'ofie i' fn linl Imr out! goiii'iiil "Nmih of nur ring of 1 1 1 1 I Dr 1 1 1 1 1 1 rliiuHtl lit nt 111 ('il llOI 111 It tilt' I Mill! tir vii(h Olli Hinny llil 1 till 1 I ill I 1 a I iff lt IL I mt: uni Ii'iiinm (In Loudon the Daily Mail pi inf cd It dl'iialch fi uni a iieiil ml eupilnl inyiitg Unit Adolf Hiller flow to the hemlquartei'H of lili trapped Sixth miny tit Sialingmd three da vs lie rafter The extra tools clothing and other articles were wrapped in canvas and placed in the shel ter also While Sandy was working neat the lire 'Tyra sauntered over She watched a moment not speaking Sandy looked up nt her and grinned "I'm nut entirely fiatis lield With llicse 'irmngenii'nts but with no more time it is the best we enii stores might last quite awhile" she sold "i hope last until we can crime hack for tliehi By the way l1iss leming give something to know how you persuaded two natives to eonie with you into this country I couldn't do it" lie thought a llicker of a smile crossed her fentiiros hut she said Soberly "If you look at Manuel mid Krnslo closely see they aren't Isthmus Indians They are Yiuyiis" Yafftils from southern Sonora! J'iqms afraid of nothing hot even swarms of soldiers equipped with all the accoutrements of modern warfare! Sandy had seen some of them in Yucatan where they had been sent by the Mexi can Government some years be fore explains the he said "You merely imported your senants knowing that they would not be filled with the local supor stit ions That was smart planning i snouiii nave I too iv lainnr mu i ir Manuel anil Krasto especially for this she stated have been with us a long time Jose too He stayed with my Grim Enemies eyes went over the smooth tanned legs and gently swelling curves of the girl But when he spoke it was of some thing quite different leming you said last night that you were expecting us on knew we were following you yi suspected you were from things I heard in Onhi Gossip travels by all sorts of under ground routes she said the village where I stayed night before last I asked them to watch and if you passed to let me know by a drum The girl had known just hrsw far they were behind her! No wonder she had been posed dra matically on the bank when they 7 approached! hope you regret that we arc Sandy said sonally looking forward to this opportunity of knowing you better And eager to meet your father too I think we might all find a great deal in It was a pleasant little speech and it had the virtue of being utterly sincere Tyra's eyes shifted uneasily then camo back to Sahdy you familiar with the insects called to mo I've heard of them Disagreeable beasts they? they lay a sac of eggs under your She nodded you have to remove the sac without breaking you find therrt in this Do you know the Sandy did not they here some spots They arc worse than the niguas They work at night They bite and leave a blis ter In a short limn nnrnln bruise forms around the blister If the blister is broken it leaves a running sore which eventually causes death Look out for them They are little grey you coach me in zoology as we go he asked it will be possible Sandy uazed after her when she crossed to her own camp 11 1'1 1 luuviw vviizii ill i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i riiri irm coated with creosote he was ready I girl mean? to hang the packs from Gil's To be continued (Continued bri Page 7) for the present had removed the possible threat to American freedom of a German held Dakar at the nar rowest reaches of the Atlantic The two presidents said their meeting had provided an opportunity lo the future safety of all the and expressed an opin ion each of the Anii'i'ican republics was and effected to an equal Jtiit what particular problems of mutual assistance fiiiir'ed in the eon crossed the I versa! ions aside from steps to pro tect the atlantic sealancs were not ylivulgeil Brazil however is turn ing out raw materials essential to the United war industries and this country has offered expert assistance to increase the flow was considered likelv that this i house Mr Roosevelt explained that! ter might have come in for i ne considered the Casablanca confer ence so vital to the war effort that he thought he should pause in Brazil to talk informally with Vargas and go over details of additional mutual Roosevelt informed his their joint statement said the very significant results of the conference in Casablanca and of the resolve that the peace to come must not allow the axis to attack civilization in future The statement said the chief executive had demonstrated that the Anglo Amriican expedition to Ninth Africa (On the southwestern front lead ing towhrd Tikhoretsk a Soviet lieutenant and his automatic riflemen i smashed into a German headquarters 1 in one town and captured documents I it was said)' Sifrnnf' wf I rli 1 1 i 1 1 vv 4 'suviuj i ii I Vi UVUMl I I suited in the killing of more than i 1000 Germans the Russians said I A union of this northward driving army with the army that has driven to within 20 miles northeast of AW 3EE POP Apgar pl Tnn I ij fi life 7 fel Wf 1 iib i 1 130 ZZG LJ UgJ teXL Copr 19 15 King lutum Syndicate Iik World tights 1 1 ul 'r.