The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

TWO THIS DAILY INTER LAKH KALISPICLL MONTANA 1'IUDAY SJ PTEMincu 3 4013 THE DAILY INTER LAKE1 (Incorporated) KALISPELL MONTANA MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pros's la excluidru )y enlitlod to tho uno tor republica tion of all news dlaputchea credited to It or not otherwiao credited In thia paper and also the local nuwx published herein NATIONAL DITORI AL nnWASSOCIATION Entered an second clasu matter at tho poatofflce at Kalispell Montana under the act of March 3 1871) Subscription price per year by mail $720 by carrier Apgar Mr and Mrs Asm Powell and Nancy and Joint Mr and Mrs Bob and lienee and Mrs Boord man arrived home from Utah Sttn i cay Asa Powt ll Is returning to his defense Job la Utah ill a few days tut tho family will remain hero for the winter Mrs Powell will teach' the upper room at Belton Mrs June Powell mid Jill are also here visit jng from lathead lake The Apgar school will open Sept' 7 with Mrs Alda Lucan' as teacher? Mr and Mrs Milford Page and three children are new Apgar rest dents being domiciled in the big government house at tho lake the Old Apgar homo They came hero from Many Glacier and Mr Pago is with service as fire guard Mrs Esther jtosa ano children of CIANO AMILY LEE ITALY 4 oil BENITO MUSSOLINI'S SON IN LAW Count Galeazzo Ciano Inset former Italian foreign minister has fled from Romo with his wife tho former Edda Mussolini and their three children and taken up refuge in Munich according to tho German radio The one time play boy of embassies and recently envoy to the Vatican also is reported to have transferred more than $60000000 of his reputed $200000000 fortune to foreign banks and agents The Ciano children are abrizio Raimonda and Mazzio Bruno (International) 4 4 Kalispell spent I he past two weeks at Apgar as guests of the Earl Ross family They returned" home Sun day Charles Harrington who has been mi defense work at Vancouver Wash is home for a few weeks vis it with bis family here Mrs Mary White of Kalispell visited her daughter Mrs Roy Wiles at Apgar for two weeks re turning Sunday Earl Boss is nt homo with nn'In Jured foot from Portland where io has been on defense work Whileiloing carpenter work a scaffold broke and he fell injuring his foot He made a trip to Spokane to a spe cialist last week 1 Ranger and Mrs Paul Judge en tertained as overnight guests this week Mr and Mrs Phil Enderlein from Corpus Christi Texas and Mrs Mary Judge Mr Enderlein is in the navy and is on a short leave Mrs Enderlein is a sister of sMr' Judge Miss Carol Wiles left Monday for Walla Walla College for her fresh man year She expects to work until school opens Mrs Claire Sibley" is here from Venice lorida visiting the Mart Sibley family She expects to go to Spokane soon where she will be the guest of Miss Mary Smithson Louis Cousineau who has been on the sick list has returned to his work as foreman at the conscientious operator camp Arthur Marlow has gone to Eureka with the Guthrie Construction company spent the" week end with his family here Mr and Mrs Milford Page enter tained at dinner Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ralph Tate who were enroute from Many Glaciers to Whitefish where Mr Tate is a school principal Mr and Mrs A lottrnan and girls have returned to Kalispell from the Lake McDonald ranger station where they spent the summer Mr lottmnn serving as a temporary rangier RUSSIAN TROOPS DRIVE AND TAKE POPULATED PLACES IN DONETS AREA (Continued from page one) more precisely the reported push The Russians have been driving for cratlon further flanked Bryansk from the south and placed the Nazi south central armies in a posltlo:) where they may be forced to fall back on Kiev1 to avoid disaster Yampol also captured in the drive toward Kiev lies 32 miles northeast The that the early hour of today that expected Russian attack in thej? central Donets has been in full! swing The Russians employed hull I drolls of heavy artiltev batteries and lighter formations according to the principles of their well known attri tion tactics There are as yet no fur ther details about tho course of this new large scale ward in this area for several days of Krolevets "nd yesterday announced important 1 gains including the capture of thol cities of Voroshilovsk Slavynno lAt ihCmTCS i erb )v and Lisichansk i iinei iy German announcement said I jiHirsuiiy rruiay: amt Saturday: Rnhnrt 1 I nl Phvlllo uiiu ii in vim jvi i in luting iir i thrilled you I thrill Young Mr day at 2:30 Sunday Monday and Tuesday: Balm Beach Story" a story of laughter and romance with Claud nttn Tool Mrf'nni The Germans meanwhile fell Kll(lv 1ep "Warwick before other Soviet drives that cut nil(1 clltleI Conklill Mallllee evejly the main Nazi rail link between the Sunday at 2:30 central and southern sectors 1 50 1 miles from Kiev and crashed into Roxy the Smolensk defense perinu ter for Tu(S(lav Wo(1nosday: 'Mil i gain of six miles A lions have road this great novel mil ive Red armies were engaged in lions more will see an ever greater the gigantic Soviet offensive which i picture One' of the ten greatest threatened the entire German bat 1 "How Green is My star Robert Donat' In "Mr and you much more as Matinee Satur tle line on the eastern front ring Waller Pidgcon Maureen Tin speed of tho Russian advance Bara Anna Lee Donald Crisp which already lias cracked the en 1941 invasion lines indicated that the Germans were retreating along the whole southern front in an apparent attempt to get behind their Dnieper river defense system Russian generals were giving them no rest: Caplure of the Ukraine stronghold ol Sumy 90 miles northwest of Kharkov by Gen Nikolai Vatutin's command 'was announced personally by Marshal Stalin in an order of the day yesterday while a commu nique told of the storming of Kro levets and Yampol on the important Bryansk Kiev railway linking the and Roddy McDowell Green Is My is a new high in qual ity: Also short features Thursday riday and Saturday special matinee Saturday at 2:30:: Get ready to laugh to sing to shout: at one of the greatest' shows Doodle with James Cagney Jbaji Leslie and Walter Huston beading great cast' Put this show on your must see list' Sunday and Monday matinee Sunday 2:30: a double di vidend for horror film fans cnstein Meets the Wolf with Lon Chaney' Ilona Massey Lionel 1 Atwell and Bela Lugosi heading1 great cast Also selective short fea Mr ami Mrs 1 Paul Judge enter tained at dinner Tuesday Mr and Mrs Karl A Reinke who were leav ing for a point near Minneapolis where both are employed as teachers Mr Reinke served as fire guard in tho Park this summer A group of cedar waxwings will sometimes pass An insect or berry from mouth to mouth without eat ing it AGGENERG CAMPBELL uneral Directors 525 MAIN ST PHONE 36 KALISPELL MONT uneral Service southern and central fronts' The Donets basin drive yielded the cities of Voroshilovsk Slavyano Serbsk and Lisichansk while Bude along the rim of the Sea of Azov the communique said The Russian bulletin which was recorded by the Soviet monitor here emphasized that the Germans were battling stubbornly al) along the 600 mile front in their effort to get the bulk of their armies safely across the Dnieper Nearly 10000 German dead were counted in yesterday's fighting as the Soviet troops carried their ad vance 'through villages and towns many of them of strategic I importance for a two day bag of nearly 550 enemy held localities I 1943 offensive to date hasbrought the' Red armies1 more than haf Way along their comeback trail from Stalingrad to the Polish bor er I With the capture of Krolevets 25 miles north of the vital rail junction I of Konotop Soviet spearheads are bare 150 miles from Kiev This op tures and the latest in the news Orpheum riday Saturday and Sunday matinee Sunday 2:30: William Boyd a Long in er with Andy Clyde in sup porting cast Added attraction "The Secret special comedy latest in the news and the cartoon INCOME TAXES SMASH THE AXIS 1943 DECLARATION AND CURRENT PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER 15th Walt Woods nil kinds of INSURANCE Save up to 25 on your Insurance Policies Written in company with total admitted assets of' $9331t 811688 15 Second St West Phone 208 I rovka 20 miles from Mariunol fcK In fhn Red hrmv trhnno in Ihoti nnch to LOANS! even lathead Sales Co PHIL BUCK Creston Montana Phone Creston Central Blondie Bumstead Plays Shortstop! hay rake 4 bods cream ncpiirntor chnlrs binder surg Eur lift to London although the news was no surprise There was a measurcof disappoint Most of the opposition was looked for from the Boche but it seemed unlikely that they would be in great force in Southern Italy In the north of the peninsula however the Ger Get action on the day of your sale Let us come and look things over and help plan your sale Leave dates at Inter Lake Office or see us the war represents an immense gain but the country already is virtually impotent from the standpoint of of By Chic Young ResiNtrrcd Patent Office land heightened speculation mean 1 while that he was here to effect a' further coordination of ground nn! air forces for nn anticipated invns of the continent from the British fonsivo warfare Thus tho Invasion represents mopping up process Still this will hnvo Its moral effect timl will furt her wonkon the axis grip on tho Balkans When wo Imvo driven the Nazis cut of Northern Italy wonlso shall have gained bridgehead of amts from which we could move Into Southern ranco and tlw Balkans Wo shall have to tnko the hitter with (ho sweet though Among tho llnbilltlcii wo shall acquire if wo over run nil Italy will lo tho necessity of putting a force of several hundred thousand mon into tho country for garrison duty The allies also will have to help feed 40 000000 hungry Italian mouths and find the cargii vessels on which to move supplies tho little country' on Cars or Trucks Strictly Confidential Liberty inance Co15 Second Street 'Weat ORCES JOIN THE BRITISH IN NATIONAL DAY PRAYER TODAY (Continued from page ono) Admiral Lord Louis Mountbut Auctioneers: PHIL BUCK and MARTIN Clerk: MANNING peninsula which cannot bring the qn n10 wjni Anu it 4 umvviii uiuivu i'hiuvn diiiiiivn mi mediately to grips with the Nazi forces within European' fort rcss my suggestion that we watchers' keep one eye on the unfolding of the drnirin in Italy and the other cocked in tho direction of other possible in vasion points The allies have more than' this ono trick in their old kit bags invading forces swarmed ashore in lower Italy with the expecta of encountering stiff resistance nml pftrd i vur ihn Abrler VW a iiuiv The War Today Mackenzie The Invasion of Italy is a further heartening exhibition of already great and rapidly growing allied striking power and wo are warranted in having full confilence In the out come Wo nmko tho mistake however ot pinning our expectations too high oh tho assumption that this is the anxiously awaited eontineiitni operation tho much debated "soc oml which one of thesu days in conjunction with tho Russiuns inost certainly will crcnto the glnnt vise which will break llerr Hiller's bones' This is big show but: it the (upper ease) big show Indeed it is emphasized nt allied hondquarters 1 in North Africa that it the I opening of a but just continuation of the campaign which was begun there and was continued C11) now )tjC(i commander in South with the conquest of Sicily cast Asia from tho ceremonies pre Invasion of Italy is a job which suinnbly was due to the uigcncv of I 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 have provided the thoroughfare for axis transport and a crippling of this' communication would be a calamity' for the Germans One of the main assets the allies" will acquire by overrunning Italy: will be air bases in the north from! which they can extend their bombing! of the eastern part of the Reich arid I occupied territories Another great! prize would be the acquisition of the I Italian greatly whittled down I through years of war but still con taiping many useful warships There 1 is hope that the fleet may be taken over intact Of course knocking Italy but of legal notices weimrow 8 ADMIMHTRATOH'H hale I 1 III The JHslikt Court Of The Kiev enth liidlclid District Of The State Of Moiilaim In And or The Of lnl licnil NOTICE JH 11WKKBY GIVEN Hint In pnrnunncQ or an brdur of tlu District Court of the Cpunty of iat bond Stnto of Montana nindo on tho 12th day of April 11)43 tho matter tho oat nt of JENNIE HELLE BUCK deceived thet undor Rignod lulmlnliitrator of said ontnto will public iiiiction to tlto highest bidder for cash on Satur day September 4(111943 at two in the vacant the rear of tho Knllnpoll Hotel Building irst Street West Mon tnnn tho following personal prop erty to wit Cook stovd and aprtngs miscellaneous plow nilicellnneouH luTIclos Dated this 28tti lny of August had to be done and' it will be Ifn "military business occasioned by the1 HM3 nicnscly useful in nl'hny Still (inviuiioh of Italy I (IEOIIG1C BUCK i 1 have a hunch that there are other i sjncc both had been scheduled to Administrator ot the estate of things the'allies would1 rather be do appear their absence led to specula Bello ttnek deceased mg right now than cleaning up this Hon ttiat new military moves wore'1 MARTIN Auctioneers IL MARTIN MANNING S3 Second Ave East Phone 34 or See Me 1en WUcs Southeast of Kalispell at City Hall Phone 1013 Phone 7311 There were many services ns Brit millions prayed for victory in churches homes factories and in harvest fields Word that allied soldiers are ing on to the mainland soil of bombing of the bridges in the Bren ope tronR psychological her Pass the great gateway through the Alps into Italy from Germany I hns henri thr nimn SnV'icJnu vaiHa iilto Italy from the north through the nnt among the more ardent centuries "Its railway nnd highway 1J 11 I Arriv'd in London nf Con llom i SHOP THE CLASSIIED ''ADS' Arnold chief of the Army orces a few hours before allied who had hoped the nexttroops landed on the Italian main 1 blow would fall from tho west 1 There is scant feeling hero that the Italian peninsula might fall by default cron if peace were mndo with Rome It is believed tho Gor mans arc nrenared to make do '1 a isles i termined effort to keep tho invaders Arnold was accompanied by Maj I away from air and land bases in Gen William Lee commander of 'northern Italy ns long as possible an air borne division who is credited The Gorman strength probnldy with the development of around 13 divisions is reported tho Biitish and Canadian troops of Parachute troops I 5 the Eighth spearhead of the' As thc fourtb anniversary of tho strength of the three Nazi already have run into Wlu" wfi observed solemnly and hope 1 divisions which fought in Sicily os ituiy tnrougnout tnc nation Kinar '1 vuu juhhvu ui George VI Queen Elizabeth and the 1 three others then stationed south of Princesses went to prayers at a Naples country church somewhere in Brit 1 aim The Duke and Duchess of ma'ns arc reported to be holding thc Gloucester also attended line ol the Do river strength and have defensive positions south 'of there as well i One of the most important and interesting operations in connection with the invasion was the allied OU OU RIGHT JW" A IMTO VOUR CV' VM 5 qlOH v' 8 I a3 I Copt lahre Syndiott'liicTtlS right mendlf ORTUNATELY PAPPY WAS SITTING DOYOU I INRONTOIT ANPTHEPALL 1 REALIZE YOU 1 HIT NIMINSTEAP ALMOST BROKE TUE LAMP MAMA'S BEST LAMP? 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