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I.KAI) PAILY CALL, I.KAI, Komi I'AKOTA, FRIDAY, SEPTEM FiEJt 12. 1011 ACTIVCITY CENTHS Hi GERMAN-RUSSIAN WAl COAL MINES IN SPITZBERGEN I From Cinnrri '1 linmt fo too IGA (Xt (j. MOSCOW i i 1 'v-" w.v. V7 Ln Ju Mrs. Miriam LHntiknw rnti-r-tninpit lit her hnrnr hrre Tuemlay evening, honnrlnj; Mm.

C. E. Ilixon, the fiunii'i' Mi.hm Mine Tokulu, of ifjidwipiiil, who a xliiut lime at; hcenme the bruin (if Captain Ilixon. formerly of Leiul, now atationed with the V. S.

uriny at Camp Claiborne. La. Mis. Ilixon. although unable to be present, was presented with a number of piecen of Merlin ml-verwnre through her sister.

Mrs. Ann Ahonen. who was the fciiewt honor. Curds were played, after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. Present wi re Evelyn I'halen.

Lola Ker- erty you have?" I Mr. Jones Is an unusual gent if he fills to fall for ti one. I "What is privileged property?" he generally asks and the talk is on. I For your infoimation. privileged property is insurance.

Much of it is untaxed.) I Mrs. Duschnes thinks women 'make better insurance agents than men. "Not In the volume sold," she says, "but in the care with which it is sold, kept fiom lapsing and readjusted. Women understand man's home prob- i leni.i. lHAVY ORDERED (Continued from I'age li calculated to help naval -ipera-tions under last night's order, The uncertainty on the ui -h was further heightened by this passage from Roosevelt's addi -s i "no act of violence, no act of intimidation will keep us fmin maintaining intact bulwarks of American defense.

Fiist. our line of supply and materials to the I enemies of Hitler and. second, the freedom of our shipping on the high eas." I The reference to the supply I line to the enemies of Hitler was believed to be the basis for a B- ish interpretation that American Hten, Ruth lied. Mar caret Rob i erts, feusy Enersnn, Mrs. Fdna Thin Ih a general view of coal mines in the Soviet concession al Hareiitslmrg on the Norwegian archipelago of Spit.liergen.

Canadian, British and NnrHeglan troops were disclosed to have made spectacular raid on Spit.bergen to seize valuable coal mines to prevent from getting them. I. (). (). F.

hall at 1 o'clock. JCVF.NILE DIRECTOR. tl Minard and Mis. Ann Ahonen. of Dtadwood.

and Mis. Loretta Gmxlell, of Spenrh.sh. Albert Crieh. son of Mr. and Mrs.

V. A. Grieb, of this eity. arrived home several days ago for a visit with relatives and friends here before he is inducted into the IT. S.

army next month. He has resided in Washington. U. C. for the past three years where he was employed in the govern-mcnt printing office.

He will leave Deadwood with the October contingent of selectees, having transferred to Deadwood from the District of Columbia. naval units would provide trans-Atlantic guard for their shipping. (ennuiis reported that l'iiingrad (I), which they claimed to hae encircled with the capture nt PHMMICCinUCBC I'loik 4, Denver Addition, with bill UUflirniOOlUrltnO reinforced concrete, as filed in the Minutes of meeting of Bor.rd of office of the City Auditor on the Commissioners of the City of 7th day of August, A. Lead. South Dakota, August 21, and as published in the Lead 1011.

Daily Call, the official newspaper- Meeting railed by Mayor Rons the City of Lead. South Dako-with Commissioners Treweek and la, on the 12th day of August, A. Raybourn present. 1941, be and the same is in Minutes of last regular we-kly all respects approved, and the meeting read and approved. levy for such improvement as set There being no further business forth in said assessment roll here-meeting adjourned.

in before referred to in payment of FFFIH LAGG. Audiotr. such improvement, and the City Minutes of meeting of Board of Auditor be and she is hereby Commissioners of the City of authorized and directed to certify 1941. said assessment roll nnd said as-Meeting called by Mayor Ross sessmrnts to the City Treasurer with Commissioners Treweek and for collection in th' manner auth- Sliliiesellurg, was being hauimered day unit night by air. Shaded wedges indicate course of report ed drive against the rity.

Further south (2), Russians reported that remnants of a (iernian army of It also started administration pro- nien was retreating in disorder toward Smolensk, after a heavy defeat climaxed by the Kussian ponents claiming "the convoys capture of Veln.va. NOTICE K. N. A. Regular meeting Friday evening.

September 12. o'clock, at I. O. f). F.

hall. Important business and members please ut-tend. Refreshments. RUTH HOUSTON. Oracle.

SALLY STONER. Recorder. til 12 SCOTTISH RITE NOTICE The regular stated meeting of Black Hills will be held at Masonic temple, Deadwood, Friday evening. September 12. at 7:30 p.

m. CARL H. KUBLER. Reg. 11 tS nil Wsn! Ao- Rrinu are coming" but Roosevelt had I nothing to say on this particular point.

There was speculation, however, that the insistence of free- dom for American shipping on the 'high seas might presage some Joe Johnson, of LaGrande, that she was nicely situated who had been spending the sum- nnd enjoying her work, mir months in Deadwood visiting Mi-" Neva Gallop arrived from his grandmother. Mrs. Jos. Schulte Chicago to assume her duties as and his uncle. George Schulte.

director of physical training. ori.ed and directed by law. There being no further business meeting adjourned. EEFIE LAGG. Auditor.

form of protection, naval or otherwise, in the Red sea areas where the freighter Steel Seafarer was Your News Test On Current Events IFomembor these men and why they have recently been In the headlines: (a) Harry Bridges, (b) Dr. IIu Sluh. (c) John Habinyak and (d) Marcel 2(a) Recent events in France have been likened to the "Reign of Terror." What's the reference? (b) "Francs-tireurs" are busy in Russia. They're a lot like guerillas but there is a dil-ference. Know it? left today by plane for Cheyenne, where he will board a train for his home.

After visiting his parents for a short time he will go east to Minneapolis where he will enter the University of Minnesota for the coming school year. Miss Lillian Cousins arrived i home from St. Onge where she was a teacher in the schools, and an instructor in music, to spend the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Frank Lewis and daughter Miss Frances, arrived home from NOTICE KI TH JUVENILES Meeting Saturday.

September 13. at Pine Crest paik. Meet at Sheriff and Mrs. Gregor Stew- an extended trip to the west coast, tut expect to leave within the 3 The four men smiling alongside have served O'J attorney general under President Roosevelt. Identify them and straighten out their order of service.

Raybourn present. Minutes of last regular weekly meeting read and approved. Moved, seconded and carried that the following resolution be passed and approved. KKSOI.I TION A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE PAV-ING ON P.I.ATT STREET FROM MAIN STREET TO JULIUS STREET AND ON JULIUS STREET A It LOT 4 BLOCK 4. DENVER ADDITION.

IN THE CITY OF LEAD. AND LEVYING SUCH ASSESSMENT. WHEREAS, a Resolution was heretofore duly passed by the Board of Commissioners of the City of South Dakota, declaring the necessity to pave and improve said street with reinforced concrete, according to the plans and sepcifieations on file in the office of the City Auditor: and WHERKA.S, such improvement was thereafter made in the manner provided by law. the final estimate and assessment roll for such improvement having been filed in the office of tiie City Auditor on the 7th div of August. A.

1941; and WHEREAS, hearing on such final estimate and assessment roll for such improvement was thereafter set for hearing on Thursday, the 2Xth day of August. A. D. 1941. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said dav at the City Hall, in the City of Lead.

Lawrence County. South Dakota, and said assessment roll having been published as required by law in the Lead Dailv Call, a legal next few days for Sioux Falls, on bu.dness, from where they will go to Winnipeg, Manitoba, and thru the western provinces of Canada to Victor ia, B. C. where they will relatives of Mis. Stewart, whom they have not seen in many years.

They expect to be absent from Deadwood for the next three weeks. A ear owned by Carl Mathieu was burned Tuesday night near the Gilt Edge Mines, near Galena. The tire was believed to have started from the carburetor, Mathieu told Deputy Sheriff Ted Kelley, who investigated. The car was destroyed. I bombed to the bottom last Sun-jday.

It was to the Atlantic, however, I that Roosevelt addressed himself I most of the time and he descrih-i ed axis raiders there as "pirates'' and "rattlesnakes." "xxx When you see a rattlesnake poised to strike." he said, I you do not wait until he has struck before you crush him. "These axis raiders and submarines are the rattlesnakes of the Atlantic. They ate menacing I the freedom of the high seas and that is a challenge to our own sovereignty. They hammer at our most precious rights hen they attack ships of the Amei i-jcan flag symbol of our independence, our freedom, our life." Then came these words "in the seas which we deem necessary for our defense American vessels and American planes will no longer iwait until axis submarines luik- Ing under the seas or axis raiders1 ion the surface strike their blows first." I.INDKKKt.ll IIKCKLFI) DFS MOINES, Ia Sept. 12.

I I. V) Charles A. Lindbergh con-! tends the British, the Jews, and. THIRTY YEARS AGO SeptemlMT 12, HI 1 1 G. H.

Grace left for Huron to attend the state fair. Harry Tier arrived from a two months visit to his old home in England. Jerry Gibbs left for Huron. Michael Cain went to Hot Springs to spend two weeks. The Misses Bertha Walther and Mildred Chanvson went to Spear-hsh to resume their studies at the normal.

V. E. Royce left for Omaha, called there by the illness of his mother. FORTY YEARS AGO 4. Recall the names of urn.

FREE DELIVERY the two big defense production plants taken over by the government recently because of labor-management FULL WEIGHTS GUARANTEED 5. (a) What is meant by KQMESTAKE "priorities unemployment?" (b) "The Bride Came C. O. with Eette Davis and James Cag-ney in the leading roles, is the attractive feature showing this eve- I 12. 1 1 Miss Snell entertained 20 couple at her beautiful home, 309 Mill street, in honor of Miss Bessie What steps, in general, have been taken to curtail installment buying and why did they become effective a day late? Each prt of the first quettion counti 5, Jch part ot queition two and fiv countt to.

In No. threa identification is worth 10 and aequence 10. Booat your score with 20 for the correct answer to No, four. 75 is a passing mark. SATURDAY SPECIALS! SIRLOIN STEAKS it, pisnnm eniionnc Thu inger the Roosevelt administration are ring and tomorrow.

As compan- Thomas. I ion feature "Pirates on Horse- Last night was the first frost back." featuring William Boyd of the season in this locality. It and a strong supporting cast will w-as a good solid freeze and put plotting to drive the United States newspaper printed and published I into the war. I ln lne uv "'L" what he wants to accomplish. clients.

They did. One client rec- be shown. ta. such publication having oeen tb summer vegetation on the re-i tired list. Ice could be plainly His voice drowned at times by the boos and cheers of a bolster- ommended me to another and my business grew from that.

I 35 32 25 37 19 "Suppose I have bren recom- ous and hecklinK crowd, the flyer mended by a man. who sends for 1 dwlan-d an America First mime. Naturally I learn as much as I lv last niht "tlle im" 3UlflN.Cn uHUuHUt SKINLESS WEIfJERS BACON vc7w 51 wd' linwVII Cellophane Wrapped RING BOLOGNA tb possible about him before I see him. He may have some problem porlant groups wno nave been pushing this country toward war i are the British, the Jewish, and seen on the streets this morning. Lucy Rossi was the lady who was granted license to wed Joseph Bert.

Miss Esther Voigt who entered school at Lexington. accompanied Mrs. S. R. Smith as far as Kansas City.

Sidney Staple went to Dead-wood to assist in giving an evening farewell party to Mr. Hymer and two companions, who left the following day for the east. tb made on the ll'th day of August. A. 70-11: and WHEREAS, the Hoard of Commissioners then proceeded to the hearing on said Assessment Roll at the time nnd place fixed for hearing thereon, and no one appealing to ohiect to s.iid assessment roll as f'led and published, and it is appearing that said assessment roll is correct in every respect: now THEREFORE: RE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITV OF LEAD.

SO. DAKOTA. IX RFOFLAR MEET-IXC, DFLY ASSEMBLED- That the assessment roll for nnvine and improving Blatt St. from Main Street to Julius Street and on Julius Street across Lot i. the Roosevelt administration." Before Lindbergh reached the Then show him how he can do it.

Twenty years ago men bought policies chiefly for life insurance. Today we sell ideas food, shelter, education." Mrs. Duschness told me some of her other rules for success. Know your work. Be sincere.

Don't bluff. Put yourself in the other fellow's place. She sells mostly to men, including a lot of Wall Street bigshots. Does not "cold canvas" (attempting to sell people who have never heard of her). Works only on contacts who are primed to see her.

And, in spite of that no-high-pressure-salesmanship creed, pricks up her client's ears in the first two minutes. like this: He wishes to guarantee his wife $200 a month, arrange educational policies for his chil-dren, and leave $5,000 for cleanup expenses after his death. I ar-range the policies for him. After they are sold I don't forget about them and him. I see that the poli- cies are not allowed to lapse.

If he Barbecue Ribs, Pork Tenderloin. Beef Tongue. Rolled Beef Roast. Pork Roast, Link Sausage, Veal Cutlets, Ham, Stick Chili and Springers! TEN TEARS AGO September 12, 1031 Mrs. C.

A. Syverson loaned a Valuable exhibit of African curios, collected by her father', Alvin Brooks, old time resident of Lead, while he was at one lime employed as a mining engineer in West Africa, to the Adams memorial. Junior Humble left for Los Angeles. Archie Callahan. 33, of Her-mosa, brother of Mrs.

F. A. Chase, of Lead, died at the hospital in Deadwood. He had been ailing for some time. He was a nephew fif Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Vollmer of Lead. Private funeral services were held for Edward Rovere, two months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovere of this city.

TWENTY YEARS AGO September 12, 1921 These Women platform the crowd heard and cheered 11 distinct times the broadcast of President Roosevelt's address. Eari C. Jeffrey. America First field representative, who estimated the crowd at 8500. said the conduct of the gathering was "the worst I have ever seen." "It was a very small minority." he said.

"It looked like an organized attempt to sabotage the meeting." "The war agitators." Lindbergh said, have planned "first, to prepare the United States for wjjr under the guise of American defense; second, to involve us in the war step by step without our realizing it; third, to create a series of incidents which would force us into actual conflict." By ADELAIDE KERR (AP Feature Service Writer) The fruits of that system have Mrs. Edna Duschnes. a New made MlS- Duschnes a life mem-York grandmother, has sold more ber of the Women's Quarter Mil-than J7.000.000 worth of insur- ijon Dollar Round Table, whose anee in 19 years by a system that annual membership is limited to shuns high pressure salesman- agents selling at least that much lives long enough so that his children grow up and become independent. I show him how he can convert his policies into annuities for himself and his wife." "A woman can get in to see a man quicker than a man. He'll see her but every harrier is up.

She can't get by with soquetting. but she must be womanly. A man doesn't want to interview a woman who acts like a man. She has to say something in the first two minutes of that interview to catch his interest and she's got to know her stuff." Mrs. Duschnes' favorite interest catcher is: "Mr.

Jones, can you tell me how much privileged prop- Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin re- ship insurance during the past year. ceived a letter trom tneir aaugn- I i a no mor mink or going in went into business in a time ter, Bernice, who went to Omaha to attend the Boyles Business col- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIMIIIIIII Ulllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Cauliflower Ih Bt Leaf Lettuce Bunch 3c Broccoli th 10c Green Peas tt 100 Green Beans tt I0J Beets Bunch 40 Cantaloupe Rocky Ford 2 for 190 Elberta Peaches 4 lbs. 250 Green Apples 6 lbs.

250 Fresh Pears 4 lbs. 250 to a person and asking him to buy of financial stress after I had been (life insurance than I'd jump out married 17 years." she said. "I of the window," says Mrs. studied Intensively for six months Duschnes. "It's a stupid thing to Then I went to several influential ('0, men I knew, chiefly lawyers, told i "The idea is to find otrt what them how I wanted to work and client's life plans are and asked them to recommend me to ORE AND f-OflE PEOPLE IIOriESTAKE AIR CONDITIONED TONIGHT and TOMORROW Double Feature Program "THE BRIDE CAME C.O.D." Bette Davis and James Cagney the best comedy roles tliey have ever had! "PIRATES ON HORSE-BACK" 3ill Boyd and Russell Hayden Children's Matinee, Sat.

Morning at 10:30 A. M. DEADWOOD Tonight and Tomorrow "THE ROUND UP" tichard Dix Preston Foster "THE GETAWAY" Sterling and Charles Winnenger wwi'nwi i.tiifisBWiM.nm' mmm mm: mm. iT ml'mim-mm-m'' rt. Carrots, Beets.

Turnips. Tomatoes, Cucumbers. Green Peppers, Red Pep Lettuce. Radishes Plant. Celery The Flirt, Indian Summer WATCH OUT FOR OLD MAN WINTER pers and Squash Peaches.

Pears, Prunes. Grapes. Oranges, Apples and Bananas. i News Test Answers 1. la) West coast labor leader who accused FBI of eavesdropping on hia telephone conversations, (b) Chinese ambassador to O.

S. who conferred with Roosevelt on mill, tary mission to China, (c) New York draftee who was sentenced to 10 years' hard labor by court mar-tial. then had imprisonment cut three years by War department, (d) Pro-German French editor wounded with Pierre Laval. i (a) In French Revolution of 1793.94 some 2.600 persons were sent to guillotine as counter. revolutionary suspects.

Nans recently employed guillotine and announced entreme measures to curb unrest in Occupied France. b) Francs-tireurs" act independently and lack a military head. 3. In order of service: (b) Homer Cummingsi (d) Frank Murphy: (al Robert M. Jackson; (c) Francis Biddie.

4. North American Aviation, in-alewood, and Federal Ship, "uildmg and Dry Dock Company. Unemployment because of the diversion from normal industrial channels of materials needed for defense production, tb) Larger down payments on goods and an ia-month maximum for installment paying. The law became operative Sept. 1 but did not apply until the next day because the first was La are getting their automobile purchases financed through this hank for they have found nut only that our finance plan is the cheapest, hut also that it is more convenient to deal with your Inline bunk.

Grocery Phones: 2600 2601 2602 1 orter Lumber Co, fin MINERS 1 MERCHANTS SAVINGS; BANK Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Deadwood 572 Main St. Phone 441 7 bor Day, a nonaay. ..5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii.