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lews
Released by Western Newspaner Union.
P
[ into battle alongside combat t~oops, Signs[coring
|sks to take front fine pictures. At Hollandia,
and Pfc. Ernest Marjoram wade through swamp
" o
with the ~uz~4ez us
of the west-
Of Hitler's quaking
experts agreed
ision would be
to fight o~ an
L planes con-
born-
readied
of the con-
v wlth an in-
west. In central
Nazis shortened their
in a big bulge in the
~,~nd in Russia, the
I wm:e reported massing troops
for another
MAIL ORDER:
U. S. Withdraws
Hottest issue of the year. the gov-
ernment seizure .o~ Montgomery
Ward and company's Chicago plants
took another turn with the govern-
ment's withdrawal from the com-
pany's properties, f~llowing an elec-
tion in which a majority of the help
voted to be represented by the Cl0's
United Mall Order, Warehouse and
Retail Employees union.
Originally the government had
taken over the plant and ejected
Ward's Board Chairman Sewell
Avery after the company refused to
honor a War Labor board directive
to extend the ,urdon's maintenance
of membership contract until a new
one could be negnH~ted.
Although the government's with-
drawal was based on the contention
that a determination of the union's
t that the corn-
came under the bomb-
lille.
hotal sales for
he record high of
and savings of SG0,000,-
for consumers.
of
under which union
the
contract.
PA~FIC:
Eyes" tVestu~rd
Entrenched in the Hollandia area
of New Guinea, U, S. forces turned
their eyes to the westward ,reaches
of the island, where the Japs re-
sea routes to the P~ppines and
accounted Indies.
the total * In India, British and native forces
counterattacked invading Jap troops
at both Imphal and Kohima. where
the enemy had ~ocketed close on to
the strategic AsSam-Bengal railroad
now control
plants,
) farm supply establishments.
products
northern Burma. In bitter fighting
wild hill country, the Japs
the ,going
command sent
ob~ctive, aeco~g to
is extension
where the co.
hold
II.
in the south.
i exclusive
increase
in 1943; re-
less of
origins
drew: still oppeai~on from Jap air
and ground crews. "
Bose
dam;
I G H T S • . • ~. tt~. u,'ee~', .,w,
NEWS
Extension Favored
With extention of lend-lease for
another year assured in congress.
President Roosevelt asked for a
$7,188,893,000 fund for the period to
continue the program, which has
cost $30,362,687,362 to date.
Although congress put off enact-
ment until senate and house could
agree on terms for Hmiting the
President's power to formulate poll.,
cies of preliminary or final settle-
ment of accounts with recipient na-
tlons, only Sen. William Langer
(N. D.) registered opposition to the
bill in the senate.
Said he: "According to the report,
we got so-called strategic supplies
froln nations that are beneficiaries
"of lend.lease . . . Yet when we ob-
'fain metals and other strategic war
,materials from these same coun-
tries, we pay cash on the barrel-
head, instead of crediting the lend-
lease account , . . "
!WAR PRISONERS:
Aid Farmers
Of the 183,618 prisoners of war the
U. S. is holding in 203 camps in 41
states, good use is being made of
many in critical labor shortage
areas, the War department re-
vealed.
Between June of 1943 and the end
of March, prisoners' work approxi-
, mated 19,300,321 man-days.
Prisoners have been particularly
helpful in relieving the farm labor
pinch. In the south, 3,500 prisoners
were used for an emergency harvest
of sugar cane after a freeze, and
they assisted with the cotton, rice
and peanuts crops. In the east and
midwest, prisoners have helped in
picking and canning fruit and other
foods.
I
For awhile, it looked as though
New Mexico's gubernatorial race
~ould be a one family affalr~
what with Robert E. Peterson
(left) the candidate for theRe-
imblican nomination, and his
wife, Edna, vying for the Demo-
cratic nomination. But Mr. Peter.
son's petition of candidacy was
rejected.
Although" Mrs. Peterson can
keep Mr. Peterson in hand in (he
kitchen as the picture shows, Mr.
Peterson has a mind of his own
politically. Said Mrs. Peterson:
"I tried to keep him in line, but
I failed, He is a ferme~ DemO-
crat. I'm sorry he couldn't file,
though." "
u , ,
NEUTRALS:
Blacklist Threat
Applying pressure in its efforts to
curb neutrals' trade with the Axis,
the U. S. and Britain announced
that its black-listing of companies
for continuing business relations
with the Allies' enamie$ would be
extended Into the postwar world.
Meanwhile, it was reported, a spe-
cial U. S. representative arrived in
" ous ball-bearing trade with the Ger.
marts.
Of 15,000 firms on the U. S. and
British blacklist, 10,000 are in South
in non-
The Allies'
carry-over the blacklist
Jump on trade.
rounds of
caliber bullets-enough
six times the
the world -- were
PLANT FRUITS iN WINDBREAK
When planting a windbreak, in-
clude some of the wild fruits in the
shrub row: is the recommendation
of John Zaylskie, NDAC Extension
service forester. If the windbreak
was established years ago, the ad-
dition of another shrub row com-
posed entirely of such hardy fruit-
ing shrubs as American plum,
chokecherry, western sand cherry
or golden currant can become an
impvr£ant asset to the farmstead.
Native fruits bear early in life.
Many sandcherry plantings have
borne fruit the first year, while
plums and chokecherries quite
often bear fruit the third year
after planting.
A wild fruit planting of this
type makes an excellent source of
fruit for jellies, jahas and pies.
--.--V~
GARDEN PHHAJSOPH~
A garden authority remarks that
people would not have ~o wa~er
their garden so often if they would
do more work with the hoe. He
says that the most important thing
of all in raising a garden is ~o keep
the earth loose around the pl~anLs,
so that the moisture can get to
the roots, and no~ be dried out on
the surface by the warm sun.
That sounds lilve good garden
philosophy. You do not usually see
good healthy looking plants grow-
ing in a soil that looks baked down
into a hard surface. Frequent culti-
vation also will help keep the pesky
weeds from getting a good start.
--V-~
The Nazis in Russia probably
think it is a great day for them
when they only react five miles
instead of ten as the day before.
V~
The report that many men are
marrying their secretarie.c, is not
reportdd to deter the s any
from taking business jol~
Motorists who take no knan's dust
sometimes get considerable if their
car overturns and they roll down
the bank.
I00 Percent
American
WASHINGTON, D. C.- Sound-
photo -- This official U, S. Signal
Corps Radiophoto shows a 100 per-
cent American winninghis nation's
highest award. Lt. Ernest Chin
ders, an American Indiap from
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is shown here be-
ing decorated with the Congres-
sional Medal of Honor by Lt. Gen-
eral Sacob L. Devers, Commander
of American Forces in Mediter-
rane'an Theatre. Lt. Childers, sin-
Rio-handed wiped out two machine
gl~ nests, killed five Nazis and
captured one.
SALE OF LAND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
under authority .of an Order ~ o£
Sale granted by the Honorable James
Donaldson, Judge of the County
Court of the County of Golden Val-
ley, in the State of North Dakota,
dated the 8th day of May A. D. 1944,
the .unuersigned, the Administrator
of .the Estate of Andrew Sonnek,
late of the County of Golden Valley
and State of North Dakota, De-
ceased, will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, subject
to confirmation by the Judge of said
County Court, the following des-
cribed land, to-wit:
The Northeast .Quarter ('NE~,i)
of Section Twenty-two (22) in
Township One Hundred Thirty-
seven (137) North, of Range One
Hundred Five (105) West, of the
Fifth Principal Meridian in Golden
Valley County, North Dakota.
The sale will be made on or after
in 70 ~,ar the 29th day of May A, D. 1944.
? the U. S. . All bids must be in writing, and
be left at the office of
{an or filed with the ~ Jddge
vol~'le ;aid County Cou*~t, or delivered
the undersigned personally.
other deliveries in- Dated this 8th day of May A. D.
light anlt medium 1944.
~-mfllimeter ~ A. F IRONS
Administrator of the Es-
tzo0kas; ~,000 sub- tate of Andrew Sonnek,
• guns; 15,000,000 hand Deceased.
KEOHANE
and ZI,000;000 rifle gre- for Administrator
Dakota.
11, 18, 1944)
Vice- NO~ CREDITORS
Davis of the War
that U;S. IN THE MATT~---~ THE ESTATE{
OF MARY ADELAIDE DAVIS;
also known as ADDIE DAVIS,
Deceased. , !
the rest NOTICE .is hereby, given by the]
undersignea, ~xecutrLx of the ~ast
Will and estate of Mary Adelaide
Davis, al~o known as Addle Davis,
late of the City of ~hmeapoUs in
the County of Hennepin and State
and for food of Minnesota, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons, having
claims against, saia aecedent to
exhibit them with the necess&ry
rS Within s~x months ~ afte~
st pub{ cation of this notice
Exeeut~ x at the Collrt House
City of Beach in said Golden
lunel.
Thursday, May 18, 194¢
County of Golden Valley and State
of North Dakota.
Dated this l{Rh day of May, 1944.
MINNIE
SMITH
Executrix.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Executrix,
Beach, North Da]$ota.
First publication on the 11th day
of May, 1944.
(May 11. 18, 25, 1944)
~V
CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOR LICENSE TO SELL
REAL ESTATE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County o£ Golden Valley
IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hen. James Donaldson.
Judge
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HALVOR HALVORSON, DE-
CEASED.
Clarence Overstad. as Ad-
ministrator with the Will
Annexed,
Petitioner,
vs.
I Norwegian Lutheran Church
l of America, Syverin Halvor-
son, Alvin Halvorson, Hel-
mer Halv6rson. Tonetta
Halvorson Maanum, Carl
Halvorson. Hihna Halvorson
Thompson. Kathinka Hal-
vorson Neumann Oliver
Halvorson. Marvin Halvor-
son. Nels Walter Forde, Ger-
hard O, Forde and Inn M.
Still, Special Guardian for
Nels V~alter Forde and
Gerhard O. Forde, Minors,
and all other persons inter-
ested in the Estate of Hal-
vor Halvorson, Deceased.
RespondentS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED RESPON-
DENTS :
" Frenchweed is more widely dis-
trlbuted in North Dakota than any
other milk-taint4v4 weed. The fla-~
vor and odor in the milk do not.
always disappear until 7 to 8 hours
after the weeds are eaten.
CITATION HEARING PETITION
ESTABLISH THE RIGHT OF
HEIRSHIP TO REAJ~ PROPERT~
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.~)~ss
County of Golden Valley )
IN COUNTY CO~T
Before Honorable James
Donaldson, Judge.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATe"
OF GEORGE B. MeDOWELL,
DECEASED.
Louise G. McDowell. )
Petitioner. )
vs. )
Carlos LeRoy McDowell and )
all other persons unknown )
claiming any estate or in- )
terest in or lien or encum- )
brance upon the property }
described in the petition )
or against the estate of the )
said deceased, )
Respondents. )
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE-
SPONDENTS:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that Louise G. MeDowelL
of Davenport, Iowa, has filed in th~
County Court of Golden Valley
County and State of North Dakota.
her duly verified petition praying
for a decree ascertaining and es--
tablishing the right of suece~slo~
to the real estate within
Valley County, North Dakc,ta,
i which George B. McDowell, late
Davenport. Iowa, died seized, which
You are hereby notified that the said real estate is described as
petition of Clarence Overstad. as follows:
Administrator with the Will An- Southeast Quarter (SE~,~) of '~
nexed of the Last Will and Estate Section Four (4) in Township'
of Halvor Hatvorson. late of the One Hundred Forty-four (144)
Town of Noram" the County o.f North, el Range One Hundred "
Pope and State of Minnesota. De- Five {105) West. of the Fifth
ceased, has been filed in this Court
Principal Meridian in Golden Val-
herein, petitioning that he be author- ley County, North Dakota, " f
ized, empowered and directed to sell and that Monday, the 29th day o[
the real estate belonging to said May A. D. 1944 at the hour of
decedent's estate described as fol- ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
lows, to-wit: day, at the Court Rooms of tht~
North Half (N~,£) of Section" Court, at the Court House in the
Fourteen (14) in Township One City of Beach, Golden Valley Coun-
'Hundred Forty-one (141) North, ty, North Dakota has been set bY.
of Range One Hundred Four (104) this Court as the time and place
West, of the Fifth Principal Mert- of hearing said ~petition at which~
dian in Golden Valley County, time and place any person intereste~
North Dakota, . n~y ~ppear and object to the
and that said petition will be heard granting of the said petition.
by this Court on Monday, the 5th And you, and each of you, ar~.
day of June A. D. 1944 at 10 o'clock hereby cited and required then ann
A. M.. at the Court Rooms of this there to be and appear before this
Court, in the Court House, in the Court and show cause, if any there
City of Beach, County of Golden be, why this petition should not be
Valley and State of North Dakota. granted.
And you, and each of you, are Let service be made of this Cita'~
hereby cited and required then and tion as required by law.
there to be and appear before thist Dated this 5th day of May A.
Court "and show cause, if any you,1944.
have, why said petition should n0t! BY THE COURT:
be granted, and you are hereby t JAMES DONALDSON.
notified that the residence of said t Judge of the County Court.
decedent at the time of his aeath, I (SEAL) '
was at Nora, Pope County, Minne-I JOHN KEOHANE
sofa.
Let service be made of this Cita-
tion as required by law.
Dated thin 15th day of May A. D.
I944.
BY THE COURT:
JAMES DONALDSON
Judge of the County Court.
(SEAL OF COUNTY COURT)
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Petitioner
Beach. North Dakota,
(May 18, 25, 1944)
~V
~OTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS OF
GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Township Supervisors of
all organized townships, the Board ~
of Trustees of all incorporated Vil-1
lages will meet on the second Mon-!
day in June, and the City CouncilI
or Board of City Commissioners of l
each city will meet on the second t
Tuesday in June at the office ofl
the clerk or auditor for the pur-
pose of reviewing and equalizing
the assessment of property in each
such assessment district. That each
taxpayer has the right, on or be-
fore July 10th, to make applies-
:ion to the Board of County Com-
missioners or appear before such
Board when acting in the capacity
of a board of review or equaliza-
tion for a review of the assess-
ment made by the assessor and
equalized by such local hoard, and
has a right to appeal to the Dis-
trict Court from the decision of
such Board of County Commission-
ors and that if he fails to make
such application the assessment
against his property and the
tion thereof for taxing purposes
will be final.
This notice is given pursuant
the. provisions of
Section 1. of Chapter 269, Laws
of 1941.
Dated this llth day ~f May, 1944.
MINNIE E. SMITH,
County Auditor,
Golden V%lley County,
North Dakota.
(May 18. 25, 1944)
SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, )
)ss
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY l
IN DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Frank M, Susa and Ger- )
trude M Susa,
Plaintiffs.
vs.
Lawrence Vetseh, Andrew
Patterson, Simon Mish. and
all other persons unknown
claiming any estate or in-
terest in. or lien ~br en-
cumbrance upon thero-
perty described in Pthe
Complaint,
!
Defendants. )
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
FENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the Complaint of
the above named Plaintiffs, which
is on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District in the Coun-
~4yo of Golden Valley and State of
rth Dakota, and to serve a copy
of your answer thereto t~pon the
subscriber at his office inth,t e City
of Beach in said County and State,
within thirty (30) days after the
service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such ser-
vice, and in Case of your failure
to appear Or answer as above re-
quitalS: the Plaintiffs will take judg-
ment against you by dezault for
the relief demanded in the Com-
plaint.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, this
13th day of May A. D. 1944.
JOHN KEOHANE
: Attorney for Plaintiffs
Office and Postoffice Ad-
dress: Beach. North
Dakota.
• NOTICE
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS:
~ou', and each of you, will please
take notice that the above entitled
action is brought for the purpose
of q~*ieting title in the Plaintiffs and
depraving you, and each of you,
of any and all interest in and to
the following descriBed lands and
premises situated in the County of
Golden Valley and State of North
Dakota. viz:
Lots Two" (2), Three (3), Four
(4), Five (5), Six (6), Seven (7),
Eight (8), Nine (9), Ten (10)
and Eleven (11), in Block Four
(4); and Lots Three (3), Fo~trl(4),
~'lve (5) and Six (8) in B ock
Five (5) all in Gass-Vetsclt Sec-
ond Addition to Golva, North
Dakota, as the same l~~ platted
and the Plat thereof o~4 file and
record oinf the Office of the
Deeds, of Golden
Attorney for Petitioner
Beach, North Dakota.
(May 11. 18. 1944)
NOTICE TO C~DITOBS
IN THE MATTER OF ,THE )
ESTATE OF LUTHER HOD- )
iGIN. also known ~es I
LUTHER HeDGINg, -
ceased. )
Notice is hereby given by the
dersigned, Administrator of the
rate of Luther Hodgin, also k
as Luther Hodg~ns, late of the
of Beach, in the County of
iValley and State of North
Deceased. to the ereclitors
all persons having claims
said deceased, to exhibit them
the necessary vouchers, within
months after the first
tbAs notice, to said
at the office of John
the City of Beach, in said
~Valley County, or to the
of the County Court of
Valley County, at his office in
Court House in the
Golden Valley County,
xou are hereby further
that Hon. James Donaldson.
of the County Court within
for the County of Golden
and State of North Dakota. has
the 21st day of November A.
1944 at the hour of ten o'clock
the forenoon of said day,
Court Rooms, in the Court
in the City of Beach in
County and State, as the time
place for hearing and adjusting
claims against the estate of
said Luther Hodgin, also
Luther Hodgins.
have been duly and
sented as hereinbefore
Dated this 10th day May A.
1944.
LUTHER F.
Administrator of the
tare of Luther
also knoWn as
Hodgins, DeceaseS.
First publication on the 11th
of May A. D. 1944.
JOHN KEOHANE
Attorney for Administrator
Beach. North Dakota. |
(May 11, 18. 25, 1944)
SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
IN DISTRICT
SIXTH JUDICIAL
William F. Ortner. )
Plaintiff,
vs.
All~ persons unknown claim- )
ing any estate or interest in
or lien or enoumbrance ),
upon the property~ des- ).
cribed in the Complaint,
>
whether as heirs, devisees, ),
legatees or personal rep- )
resentatives of Winnie A.
Ortner, formerly Winnie A.
Brown, Deceased, or under
)
any other right, title or )
intel~est" Defendants.
THE STATE OF
TO THE ABOVE NAMED
FENDANTS:
You
swer the the
titled action, which
tt~e office of the
trict Court
ty, North
a copy of your answe~
subscriber at his office
of Beach, County
levi and State of
w~thin
(30) days after
Dated at Beach, North Dakota
29th day o~ April, 1944.
Attorney
Office and
dress: Beach.
kern.
TO THE NOTICE
DANTS:
You are
action relates
eribed real estate
ship One
of