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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04
OUR NEW NOMADS

Twenty years ago a tenting OF
motor-house fad would have had lit
tie significance, because rents were
cheap, building material was cheap,
and the country was amply supplied
with houses. Now, with a shortage
of houses measured by millions, and
building conditions prohibitive for the
man of moderate means, the fact that
thousands of people are dwelling un-
der canvass or in cabins mounted on
wheels or motor trucks, may possibly
be prophetic of the makeshifts to
which the country will have to resor,
TO find shelter for its people.
A good, comfortable tent - il
there is such thing-can be bought
and set up for less than a hundred
dollars. 1t will last several years,
and by the use Of protective oils and
paints its life can be further pro-
longed. A three room motor bun.
galow has been built for $500,
equipped with practically all modern
conveniences, and capable of moving
under its own power
What would be the effect, polite.
ally, economically and socially, il
this system of housing should be ex.
tended to include all the houseles:
Americansp 1t would soon come tc
mean five millions, or more. without
liked homes, roaming gypsy-like ovel
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04
THE NEXT ADMINISTRA-
TON

Democrats look forward with con-
siderable satisfaction to the prospects
Of split in the Republican party
within the next four years. This is
extremely probable; but if it comes,
will the Democrats be in position to
take advantage OF t2
Mr.. Harding will be confronted
with numerous problems, all Of which
are susceptible Of more than one
view. Taxation will have to be re-
formed. There will be at least two
theories Of reformation to choose
from. Industry will have to be safe
guarded while the process of deaation
is going on. Already the outlines of
conflicting views on how to do it are
emerging. This country will have to
decide upon its foreign relations.
That question openly divides the Re-
publican party, while the Democratic
party is by no means unanimous in its
notions.
Questions Of wages will press for
settlement. The railroads are still
presenting some embarrassing ques-
lions. Mexico is likely at any mo-
ment to become a critical problem.
"A dozen other things night be
named, upon any Of which the Re-
publicans are liable to split.
1t is an unfortunate fact that the
platform Of neither of the great par
ties contains any clear cut schedule
of procedure. Neither party has
agreed even with itself upon the spe-
cihcations for handling the affairs of
the country within the next few years.
A great many people believe the
administration will be a grand divi-
dend of special privileges cut
ting water melons will be the favorite
pastime in Washington.
Should this turn out to be so, or
should the Republicans show signs of
going to pieces upon any of the issues
which it will be called to settle, the
course of the Democratic members of
the two houses should be perfectly
plain. They should agree among
themselves upon the the fundamental
principles of democracy Til e y
should weigh every question solely by
these principles. No prospect Of To-
cal or pursonal advantage should be
permitted to lure them from their
faith.
When the next congress completes
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

had very bad cold and 1t gave me
relief at once, so | recommend IL 20
every child that goes to school. This
standard, low prices medicine lessons
and clears mucus and phlegm, cheeks
strangling, coughing, makes easy
breathing soothes and heals raw IN
famed membranes, and stops tickling
ir throat. For sale by Henley's Drug
Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

the country. They would develop
different wants, different points of
views, different relations to their
home state, and different ideas of
many of the important things of life.
A new code Of etiquette and
new set of domestic habits would
arise Under the principle that like
attracts like, they would eventually
organize and become class-conscious,
demanding legislative and business
fayors like other social classes. They
would become factor in politics.
Their growth might mean shift
ing of some Of the economic centers.
They would naturally prefer the
south, and it is conceivable that lab
ofing men, living under these condi-
lions, would increase the supply in
southern centers, at the same time,
stimulating trade by their presence,
and thereby become a substantial
benefit to the south.
Morally, it is hard to prognosti-
cate. Tent dwellers are not likely to
be church goers. On the other hand,
such life is conducive to health and
physical well-being, and these, in
turn, are conducive to morality AT
the same time, it might prove attrac-
tive to professional burglars, conf
dence men, pickpockets and other
crooks, and might increase their fa-
cilities for plying their trade.
Of course, it is all conjecture; but
it is certain that if the movement con-
tinues it will have far-reaching ef-
feet upon American life.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

The Tampa Tribune says there
will be room for the crowd Of winter
visitors expected about January |.
Well, we bite; where is the roomp
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

Governor Harding of the Central
Reserve Board wants to know if he
or the board is on trial. In certain
sense, both of them are; and the ver-
dict depends upon their ability to
bring the currency of the country
down to solid basis without nation
al disaster.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

Mrs. I. w. Sylvester, prominent
clubwoman of Alexander, La. Is a
candidate for the mayoralty nomina-
ton of her city.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

Unless mediation is put into
operation pretty soon. it looks as if the
Armenians would be past praying
for
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04
REC TO
SCHOOL CHILDREN

This is the season when children
are subject to Group, colds and cough.
Rena G. Marchard, 36 Lawrence st.
Salem, Mass, writes: II used Foley's
Honey and Tar with good results. /
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

The Times Union says the League
sof Nations without the United States
Is like the play Of Hamlet with Ham
let left out. Let's adopt more mod
Nern similer Isn't it more like bunch
of extravagant nephews with the rich
uncle refusing to she'll outp
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04
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Having despaired Of breaking up
the Bolsheviki by force England has
decided to open up trade relations
with them. That ought to fix EN-.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04

President Wilson and Secretary
Tumulty are both going to stay in
Washington and write books in the
future. Doubtless there are great
many persons living who hope they
will not tell all they know.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-04
THE LAKELAND NEWS

THE LAkEIANU NE No
u weekly newspaper giving a resume
II local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc, is published from
he Telegram office and sent any
yhere in the United States for s1.5o
ssr year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
ROSE
f;-%...s:.s-..s.....G.i-s....l....,-.,..........

MIRA and Mrs. Orson Chaffin are
now living on Leo w. Gushwa's farm
while he is at Firth,
Mr.. Allen is now pasturing his
sheep on Louis Feit's farm.
Farley Hale has gone to Twilly,
Utah to spend the winter.
Erastus Chapman has moved a
house from Groveland, which he will
build on to the house he is now liv-
ing in.
The little children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephriam Sorensen have the whoop-
ing cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. w. Taylor and
family spent Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Stolworthy
and children motored to Shelley
where they visited with. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lufkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Langy
last Monday evening.
Byron Jackman. w. 2. Hiatt and
Yes Jackman are all working at the
sugar factory this fall.
Morgan and Barclay have taken
their sheep from the Model farm
and are now feeding them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Johnson
and Bishop and Mrs. j. S. Gardner
motored to Blackfoot Sunday, where
they attended the Mutual Improve
ment association convention.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
STERLING
Observation-Disclosures.

The harvest festival given by the
Mutual improvement workers at the
Sterling ward last Tuesday evening
was attended by large crowd. A
splendid program was given, render
ed by members of the ward, after
which dancing was enjoyed. The fish
ing pond and wonderful side shows
were an attractive feature of the fes-
tival. The church was decorated in
autumn colors and all of those who
went were pleased with the enter
tainment.
Mrs. Kohllepp of American Falls,
is here visiting with daughter, Mrs.
Herman Teichert.
The party given by the Sterling
school Friday evening at the school
house, was a success.
Leslie Holmquist returned home
this week from PocatellO.
Grant Forman of Moreland was
here Wednesday visiting with his
cousins, Otto and Tommy Nilsson.
Glide Cough left for Blackfoot
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Nilsson motor
ed to Aberdeen Thursday, on bust
ness.
Mr.. Glenn Forman of Moreland for
merly of Sterling and Miss Ray of
Moreland, will leave for Logan Sun
day where they will be married in
the Logan temple.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
SURPRISE PARTY

Miss Helen Stultz was the hostess
"Wednesday evening at surprise
party given al ner home on West Jul
dicial in honor Of the Misses Lora
and Ellaree Burriston, who leave
Saturday for Pocatello to spend the
winter
The evening was most delightfully."-
spent in making candy, card playing
and dancing.
Those present were the Misses
Thelma Haney, Alberta Goodwin,
Cora Covington, Zula Halverson,
Merle Ridd, Anna Greer, Grace Stultz
the hostess and the guests of honor.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
Out of the FRYING Pan

Lexington, Ky.-To combat the pres
emf day tendency to worldiness amonc
young people. the board of education
has instituted course of Bible study
and religious instruction in Lexington
public schools. The students will be
released two afternoons each week to
repair to the church of their prefer
ence to receive instruction admins.
tered by committee of clergy of the
local ministerial association, -
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
When BENJAMIN Franklin
Flew His Kite

piled directly to the water and not expended in
heating lot of cast iron.
Do you wish to use the curling irons and not
have the disagreeabe odor and dirt incident to
heating them in kerosene lamp? We have a
special receptacle to heat them with the electric
current. 1t heats them in moment and they
are perfectly clean; SCOT to come off on your
hair. When you have finished, snap the switch
and there is not trace of odor as in using the
lamp.
You like waffes and you like them hot. Take
our waffle irons and put them on the table by
your plate, snap the switch on and sit and bake
walffies while you eat. They will be tender and
done just to the turn and you eat them while
they are hot and crisp. When everybody has
enough, turn off the switch and you are done.
No dirt, no soot no running back and forth,
nothing soied. Our electric waffle irons require
no grease and the waffes do not stick. Heat
them according to our instructions the first time
you use them and after that they will never
trouble you.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19

Germany Lost 1,35oooo Men in War.
II Germany lost 1.35000O men killed
during the war, according to the latest
figures made public in Berlin. Half
"a million war widows and half mil
lion MANNED men were also listed In
>the report.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19

he brought down force that has been put to
work for all the different things mentioned be-
low When the Idaho Power company connected
up with the cataract at American Falls, they put
that subtle force at disposal, bringing it into
our houses and workshops so it would do the
different things by means of the different ma
chimes and instruments mentioned here.
The dust drinkers that go thru your homes
and drink the dust, commonly called vacuum
cleaners are electrically. operated and thoro in
their work. While the broom stirs the dust up
in the air to settle back over every thing the
vacuum cleaner drinks it.
Is your house too cold, your study too chilly,
the furnace not heating every nook in the house
to suit you? Take one of our copper disc heat
ers and place it as you would lamp at any
position on the floor, table, shelf at your feet,
and 1t sheds warm glow at the place you wish.
To start the heat, merely press the button; to
shut it off, turn the switch.
Do you wish to make some toast without first
building fire and getting up bed of Goals?
Have one of our electric coasters, turn on the
switch and 1t will be ready by the time you can
lay the bread on the holder. Result perfectly
toasted bread not too slow, nor not too hot and
burnt.
Do you want to do some ironing without
building up hot fire and using up lot Of fuel.
Take our electric smoothing iron, turn on the
heat and it is ready in few moments The cur
rent keeps it at the right temperature while you
work. You do not have to change irons, or
wait for one to heat after using it few mo-
ments. The electric cord keeps the heat right
in your iron all the time you work. thereby
econonizing not only your fuel, but your own
time and getting better results.
Do you wish to make some tea or coffee
quickly without starting fire in your stove?
Snap the electric cord into one Of our electric
percolators and in few minutes the coffee is
boiling. Snap 1t off and there is no fuel to go
to waste You have your coffee made used and
forgotten before you can build hot enough
fire to boil water on the stove The heat is ap-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
SOMETHING FOR ALL OF YOU

We operate battery station and put your
batteries in shape charging them as often as
they need 1t. good battery means good car
service We have that new and we'll tested in
vention the and X ignition amplifer that costs
only $500 and greatly increases the spark SER
vice without drawing any harder on your bat
terry. Strong spark service means strong engine
service and economy of gasoline. When you
use the amplifer you do not notice that rotten
smell of gasoline only half exploded whirling
about the rear of your car. Come into the
office and let us demonstrate the amplifer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-19
SOMETHING FOR FATHER

Our beautiful lamp stands for the center table
are much appreciated and when father comes
in at night, he will have perfectly comfortable
place to read with the light just right; no more
squirting trying to read with the high overhead
lamps. It saves eye strain and oculist bills We
have desk lamps and all kinds Of lamp shades
to give the subdued light at the point desired.
We have flash lamps and dry cells and we do
electric wiring and repairing of every kind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
-BARBATUL vREA SA-St
ANGAJEzE NEvASTA
Vrea sal dea setviCiu in loc de
pensie a1imentara.

NEW YORK, 20 Sept.--James
M. Dolan a sugestionat astazi ju-
decatorului Charles NJ. Guy della
Curtea Suprema sa Sc permita
a angaja nevasta, Dina Sara M.
Dolan, in farmacia lui Gu un salar
de $22 pc saptam1na in loc de al
plati pensia alimentara. Dinsul
declarat Curtei ca nu-i in stare
Sc plateasca pensia alimentara.
D-na Sara NJ. Dolan, fnainte de
a Sc MARTA a fost sora de caritate
GU diploma 81 cere separare de do
micil pc motiv de cruzime. D1nsa
a cerut pensie alimentara de
$3.50 pc saptam1na pc timpul cit
va tine procesul 81 $500 pentru
plata advocatului.
Curtea la acordat pensie de
$50 pc saptamina 81 5000 pentru
onorarul advocatului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
CON vo CAR E

Filiala No. / soc. rom. de aju
tor 81 cultura "u. S. Desteapta-te
Romine-Hora Unirii - din Pontiac
Mich, convoaca pc toti nsembrl
filialei de a lua parte la sedinta
lunara care Sc va tinea DuWinica
in 26 Sept. 1920, la orele l 30 p.
m.. in localul D-nei Regina Jude,
No. 1856 Bloomfield ave.
La ordinea zilei avind mai mul-
te chestnut importante de resol-
vat sunt rugati a lua parte toti
membrii acestci filiale, asemenea 81
membrii noui spre a depune ju-
ramintul.
In numele Filialei No. I, din
Pontiac, Mich.
1S-19) PRESIDIUL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
coNvo'cARE N E

Filiala No. 2, din River Rouge,
Michigan, apartinatoare la socie-
tatea "Desteapta-te Rom1ne-H
Unirii" din Detroit, Mich, con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la sedinta generala extraor-
dinara care va avea loc in ziua de
26 Sept. in localul D-lui loan I.
Motok, de sub No; 1so Great Lakes
Ave.
Deschiderea sedintei va fl la
orele 2 p. m. Deci rugam oficios
pc toti me,nbrii lua parte la a
ceasta scdinta fiindca avem mai
multe lucruri importante dc resol-
vat tot odata va Fl dare de seama
a controlorilor de protocoale pc Pc
riodul de 3 luni trecute, tot odata
este rugat staruitor 81 presiMul
societatii a lua parte la aceasta Sc
dinta. Inca odata rugam pc d-nii
controlori della societate a face O
controla Filialei mai inainte de
ziua de 26 Sept. Am dori ca pc
timpul sedintei cind va ii darea dc
seama sa fie control facuta.
Deci am dori ca nici un membru
sd MI lipseasca della aceasta sedin.
/ ia. Fiecari absente nemotivate sc
vor pedepsi conform Statutelor 81
Procesului Verbal.
Seminar Gu stima, in numele Fl
lialei No. 2, din River Rouge, Mi
chigan, (218&20
LUCHIAN LUDU, seer. 7.
ANDREI MOTOK, dir.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
! Epoca Petro|u|ui

i Unite s'a arafat foarte ingrij jata.
O comisiune "a Senatului a intrc-
bat pc presedintele Wilson as.l-
pra masurilor pc carl lie are in ve-
dere guvernul Statelor Unite in
fchestia petroiului. Drept raspuns
presedintele Wilson a trimes Sc
natnlui rapoartele de Stat pe CO
ri la avea la dispozitie carl con-
stata ca politica Marei Britanii es-
te sd inlature pc streini della con-
trolul Experimentation GU petrol
in imperiul britanic. Rapoartele
de asemenea citeaza capitole din
Constitutia Mexicului, i'm care sc
declara tot petrolul din Mexico
proprietatca natiunei.
De altfel, IN cceace priveste Me
xicul, nll maj un secret ca poll
tica rationale in chestia petrolu-
lui, dusa de fostul presedinte Car
anza la produs in Statele Unite
| 0 dusmanie fatise, care, daca na
s'a manifestat printr 'un rasboiu
formal, a provoeat totusi prin u
neltiri sustinute cu bani Si ialtc re
surse, acea sserie de convulsiuni
81 raZboaie civile carl au provo
cat sfirsitul lui Carranza.
Sc mai afla in rapoartele oficiale
ale Statelor-Unite cum ca consul
mul petrolului creste in a'ceasta
tara mutt mai repede deceit pro.
ductiunen; ca Sc socoteste GU 40
la suta din petrolul Statelor Unite
a fost exploatat 81 mai ramine nu-
mai pentru alimentarea a 20 de
ami.
| In senat s'a dispus un project
de lege pentru infiintarea unei
corporate petrolifere a Statelor
Unite cu scopul de desvolta to-
ate resursele de petrol ale Amer
icei in tarile streine. I'm legatura
Gu aceasta d. Bedford, directo-
rul lui "Standart OIL a declarat
cd singurul mijloc de ameliorare
a amenintarei acute provocata de
lipsa de petrol in Statele Unite
este 20 politica extrcma agresi-
va din partea guvernului State
lor Unite - in 'aceasta chestiune.
| Fata de aceste. masuri 81 ten
dinte ale puterilor marii, in ce IN
NINA apare chestiunea nelichida-
rel societatlor de petrol vrasmasc
della moi 81 ridicarea secfestrilor-
politica gresita, prin care Statul
rOmin a dat din NINA O arma de
aparare natonala e..
Speram totusi ca eel putin de
acma inainte, g1lvernul romin nll
va miai comitc asemenea greseli,
ci, inspirindu-se della masurile lu-
ate de altii, va avea politica ma
| tionala de stat. in aceasti eXtrem
de insemnata chestiune petro-
luhli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
DOME DE JALE

iCucule, haimule
lncepe sa bata vint,
'Frunza cade la pamfnt,
lncepe sd cada ploaiic,
Frunza,n codri 0 despoaie,
Mine n zori c1nd vel pleco
Vino la fereastra mea
Ca sa ii spun Q soapta lara
SO dnci baditii din tara
Sa 10 cinti pe-nn virf de plop
Cam ramlas fara noroc,
Sa 10 cinti pe-lln virf de fag
Ca ma sting de-a lui drag
ST mi-e suifletul sdrobit
Ca de multi II a mai VENT.
Foaie verde mar uscat
Tirna'va, riu blastamat
Pe badea de ce-ai lasat
Sa treac ASA suparat
In soptirea vadului
Pc spatele murgului
Ca MI pot de dorul lui;
Foaie verde de neghina
Badea-i dus sd nu mai vina
81 Ell am ramas streiina.
FOae verde de secara
Trece badita pe-afara
Gu opinci Isl Gu obiele
Sin degete Gu inele
81 Gu giolgiuri subtirele.
Foaie verde de muscata
Oar mindruta'i suparata
In poarti nici nu s'ar&+;,
!Badea pleaca naoajiit
81 de jale >coplesit.
iAdmate din popor de J. Iliesi,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21
A VIZ

Societatea Gloria Romina, din
Weirton, w. Va, avizeaza pc toti
membrii apartinatori Guinea Gotta
lunara s'a ridicat la dol dollari
lunar, GU prima Sept.
Raglan pc toti membrii local.
sau care sunt in alt oras sd achite
cotele lunafe cit mai curfnd.
Tn numele SOC: Gloria Romfna,
! 217-18) . PRESIDIUI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-21


Statelor Unite numeste momen.
tut actual "vfwta de petrol -
darpa cum altadata omcnirea q
numit yliferitele epoci de evolutie
spre civilizatie, "virsta de pia.
tra", "virsta dc fier'', etc. 81
descrie in urmatoarele fraze Ii.
rice foloasele acestui pretios pro-
dus al pamintului.
"Petrolul NINA inainte trenu.
rile 81 omnibuzurile; pompeaza a.
pa, ridica gre,,tati enorme 81 inlo-
cueste milioane de cal; in 20 ami
devenit .un prox1us inlispensa.
bill agricultorilor, industriasilor,,
oamenilor de afaceri 81 societa.
tilor in general. Flota de rasboiu
81 marina counefciata i'm Statele-
Unite 81 in Englfteria sunt trans
formate sau sc transforma pentru
utisiza petroluf, fie indirect ca
combustibil, fie direct arz1ndu-l
in motoarele DIESEL. Fara petrol
nici aeroplan, nici tancuri mar
f,unctiona.
"Petrolul mare rival nici in
aer, nici pc pam1nt, nici in apa
cind apare concurentii sal Sc dau
la o parte. De la epoca lui Ala
din nu s a vazut IMMUNE ca petre
lul din care Sc mai scot 81 me.
dicasnentele, vapseli, explosibile,
etc. De unde wine 81 unde merge?.
Nimeni nu site, dar oamenii il ca.
uta Gu patima vechilor Argona.
uti 81 printre natiuni 0 lupta
spre a pune nina pc locurile pre-.
tioasa unde zace acest produs' -.
Intr' adcvar daca fnainte dj
rasboiul mondia1 1nsemnatates
economical a petrolului era re
cunoscuta, dupa acest evenimen'
s'a vazut cd nici nu mai cu pu
tinta de conceput un razboiu CT
sanse de victorie, pentru natiuno
care MI ar avea petrol 81 produse
lie lui.
| DE aceea asistam All la o lupt;
mare care sc duce pe chestiunes
petroMlui intre toate puterile
dar in deosibi intre Anglia 81 Sta
tele Unite.
Englitera a 1nteles 5nsemnata
tea pretiosului produs 81 a lua
urmatoarele masuri OBSTINATE S;
asigure exclusiv Statulul engle;
productiunea:
| ~ S'au declarat nationalizat'
orr ce terenuri de petrol ce exis
ia sau s lar gasi in viitor in Rega
tul Unit.
Gu moi, o asemenea maslra a.
Fl socotita drept.. xenoioba. >.
y S'au interzis deocamdata or
ce exploatari terenulor din Pal
stina 81 Mesopotamia, pima la sta
lbilirea noului regim, care sd asi
gure ,produsele exploatarei ex
clusiv englezilor.
Ola moi, 81 site Ca decretul-leg'
relativ la s,lspendarea transac
tiilor petrolMere a fost ca 81 des
ffiintat 81 aceasta masura nu Sc a
plica.)
| 81 Sc fncurajeaza explotaril.
exclusiv de catra englez a terenu
rilor din Canada.
(Daca moi am Fl luat 0 aseme
nea masura. desigur ca am fl ira
tati de salbatici" ~
~ A contraetat ca marble soc
ietati mondiale petrolfere, la ca
ri Statul englez particina direct
Ca actionar.
s. Sc 1ncurajeaza i'm nod inter
siv companiile engleze pentlu ex
ploatarile din tarle streine ca Rn
STA, Me1ieul, Romdna, etc..
g. Sc cauta a se reduce fntre
buintarea combustibilelor Ii
chide!or in co1sa1matillnea parti
cularS, 1nlocuinduse Gu aite com
bustibile, - pentru a reserva es
clusiv ncvoilor militare produ
sele petrolifere.
In deosebit saant de relev,at dec