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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18
THE PRODUCERS NEWS

The Catholic school conducted
Dy Sisters Theresa and Patricia
ended Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were chart
varied Wednesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Scott are
spending a few days at the Ellis
Hurst ranch.
MIR. Gus Swanson spent a few
days In town the past yeek.
The Midnight Ramblers are
playing at Schultze's barn Satur-
day night.
81 Goodlaxon is home from Mi
not, visiting with his folks.
The Farmers Union held a meet
ing in the Outlook hall Sunday.
M. w. Thatcher was the speaker
at the gathering.
Miss Violet Faucet has been
spending a few days with Agnes
Fitzgerald.
Miss Violet Lofstrom returned
home from her visit Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Benson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ritland
were taken by surprise when 3
group of noisy young folks came
to spend the evening with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Garrick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Garrick re,
turned home from Wolf Point Fri
day, where they attended the TO
deo.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hardy Olson have
beer attending the rodeo at Vol
Point the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Walker spen
Sunday at the Sam Thompson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray .Stoner spen
few days in town this week.
The following registered at tn
Outlook hotel the past week: Boy
/ Casey, Williston; VIM, Anderson
L. Rowen, Sioux City; w. T. Me
kerott. Minot; Joe Reid, Gordol
Faucet, Outlook; Ed Wollan an
Thorson Bougs, Outlook; Ben
cough Ball team, Bengough.
The Latter Day Saint churc
members held their annual Sur
: day school picnic at the Snuggin
farm. Everyone had a very er
: joyable time.
! The Outlook baseball team play
: ed Bengough on the Outlook base
ball diamond, winning by a scor
of Is to 6.
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Olof Johnson of
Comertown Dies at Minot
Following Operation

Olof johnson, % years old, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson,
pioneer homesteader and. farmer
of the McElroy precinct, who came
to that section of the county with
his parents when a baby, died at
the Trinity hospital at Minot
Monday morning, July 14th, fol
lowing a second operation within
few months for appendicitis. His
parents and brothers and sisters
were with him when he expired.
1t seems that Olof was on the
Pacific Coast last winter anC
spring.
Last April he suffered from ar
attack of appendicitis while at Sc.
attic, Wash, and was operated
upon. Shortly after the operation
he returned to his home at Com
ertown, were he seemed to al
some. He attended the 4th Of
July celebration near Comertowr
and next morning was sick anC
continued to grow worse until Sun
day, the 9th, when he was put in
to an automobile and accompanied
by his parents and relatives, h
was taken to Minot, when an ex
ploratory operation was performed
at once. 1t is alleged that rol
of gauze from the previous oper
alton was found sewed into the in
testinal cavity, which was infecte,
and peritonitis had spread alon,
the intestinal tract. His case wa
hopeless and he died in a few
! hours.
The remains were brought bacl
to Comertown and the funeral wa
held Thursday afternoon at tn
Lutheran church at Westby an
interment made at the Westb
cemetery.
There was a very large funera
While in Minot in company wit
her brother, Olof, Caroline Johr
son was taken with an acute al
tack of appendicitis and was OF
Grated upon Immediately. She
recovering excellently from all RI
ports.
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Edward Sand made a trip to
Medicine Lake Wednesday.
II. ID. Clark, Ed Iversons, Pete
Lees, S. Thorsons, Bob Richard
sons, A. R. Berg and Paul Chris
tlanson visited the All camp at
Brush Lake. Over 200 boys and
gils were enrolled this year. Eight
members of the Thimble Club
were present and seven of the
Busy Needles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dahl, hack
from the Park, called at the Obert
and Ed Dahl homes Sunday.
The Pete Sorenson and Albert
Lindquist families, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Erickson, Clemmit Lila and
Johnny Christensen spent from
Thursday till Sunday camping and
fishing at Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Glaze took
charge of the arm work at Erick-
sons home in the latter's absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lee were
guests at Albert Lees Sunday.
Mr.. Williams of Billings trans
acted business in our village Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoen and Viola
Looked over crops on the reserva-
ton Sunday and on the return. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lien al
Froid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Lee ant
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lee
were visitors Monday at the
Christ Lee home.
The N. II. Damstrom famil,
will attend the church convention
July 1920 at Williams south o
Dagmar.
Having enjoyed a five weeks
visit with relatives in Eau Clair
and Menomenee- Wis, and Re-
Wing and Minneapolis, Mimi
Mrs. Alfred Hoven, Joe and Louis
returned Friday. Mr.. Hoven me
them by car at Culbertson.
Mrs. VIM Ator spent Tuesda,
night with Mrs. Ben Holland.
Two ball games are schedule
for next Sunday afternoon q
Bestlands. One by the me
teams, and another by the mar
ried woman VS.. girls.
At eleven o'clock Sunday, Thor
son has church services in tn
Lutheran church. Some of tn
girls attending the parochis
school will sing.
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At 900 o'clock A. M. June 10th.

At 900 o'clock A. M, June 18th,
1880, the Board of County Com
missioners met in Special Session,
all members of the Board and the
Clerk present.
The following Resolution was
introduced by Iverson who moved
for its adoption:
RESOLUTION
Be 1t Resolved By the Board of
County Commissioners of Sheri-
dan County, Montana;
Whereas, there is now pending
in the District Court of said Coun-
ty an action wherein the State Of
Montana is plaintiff and one Wan
da Hass is defendant in which the
said defendant is charged with the
crime of murder in the first de-
gree, and whereas the County At
ltorney of Sheridan Coulny, Grant
Blackwell, has requested and made
application to said Board that said
Sheridan County hire and employ
as special counsel In said case, ia
assist in the prosecution thereof
I. w. Greer, an attorney-at-law Of
Plentywood, Montana, and it being
the Judgment of said Board OF
County Commissioners that The
ends of justice ard the interests
of the County require the employ
ment of special counsel in said &C
ton;
! NOW THEREFORE,, it is here
, by resolved thas t. w. Greer be
, and he hereby is employed b.
Sheridan County, Montana, acting
/. by and through It's Board of Coun
, ty Commissioners TO act as specia
counsel for and represent tn
State of Montana as special coun
sci II the case of the State o
, Montana VS.. Wanda Hass, Grim
! iral case now pending in the Dis
trict Court of said County an
j. State.
The motion, was seconded b
! Mr.. Anker, and being PIT to
vote, all members Of the Boar
voted for its adoption.
, At this time the Board let
conduct the Sale of A1andm e
9 Horses, did returned at 300 q
clock P. NJ, and resumed Ii
meeting.
On motion, the JorgeR K. Jel
sen place near Medicine Lake, Wa
q designated as Polling Place f
Precinct No. &c.
At 500 o'clock P. M, the Boar
adjourned.
Frank French,
Chairman of the Boar
= Niels Madsen, Clerk.
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@unkNew
OUTTMEYER

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hieberg
drove to Williston and Bainville
Friday and were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Sonen-
berg and family. Vic will help
Mr.. Hieberg thru harvest this
year.
Mrs. H. C. Hansen entertained
the Volmer Ladies Aid on Wednes'
day. A good crowd was present
The Sunny Hill Farm Union To-
cal gave a nelghh0rhood picnic a
Rydeen's grove OH Thursday. 4
large or ". If 0veI ne hundre:
were present to enjoy the day. Nv
en- those who stole the ice cream
while the contests were being pull
ed off must have had good tim
too.
Mr.. and Mrs. eter Glein re
tclLCd from Kenmdie, n. D., Sat
urG~y and on Sund..v attende
S. rvlces at the Brethern churc
soutlw est of here.
Chris Hieberg, O4af Lien an
joe Patterson drove to Fairvie'
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongsta
and wife visited relatives an
friends here Sunday afternoon ar
attended church Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Torgerso
and family visited Sunday Wit
Elmer Rasmussen and family.
The annual convention will
held again this year at the non
,, of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Willumse
!, beginning Thursday, July 18th
the 10th.
Ernest Llpsconb and Hem
: made a trip TO the county Sc
: Saturday.
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Dance at Fair Gounds
Saturday Mite, July 18th

The County Fair Board an
nOW1ces a dance at the Pavilion
at the Fair Grounds Saturday
mite, July 26th.
The purpose of the dance is
to raise money towards the
building of a Livestock Pavilion
on the fair grounds, as the
fmlds available are not suffi-
Gent for that purpose without
augmentation.
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AOOIlLAnQcu 1TOlu P1E9L 1dkel
for that year. He did not show
the cost of the useless and need
less special term. of court last
March, which he was entirely to
blame for, which was not charged
to his office, but which cost the
taxpayers a pretty penny never
theless. He did not show the
number of fees which the county
commissioners paid Paul Babcock
for simple jobs which should have
been done by his, BaIxewell's Of
flee, but which it was incapable of
doing, which he had the county
commissioners charge to commits
sioners' expense, and not to his
office where they should have
been charged. No he did none of
these things.
Why? Because he felt that he
must make a showing to the tax
payers, and if the truth would not
serve, he was not above lying
about it.
Grant Blackwell, our county at
torney, in order TO get himself
nominated, resorted to the lying
circular, published and mailed SO
late that it was too late for Erick-
son to answer and thus by base
trickery, won the nomination.
Besides whai has been disclosed
Blackwell did not tell all; he dit
not publish the expense of tn,
county attorneys office for thu
fiscal year of 1929-1929. He jus
: forgot that year. Yes, some NOR
! trickeryi Blackwell took offic
], January 1st, 1929. The last 81,
4 months of the fiscal year 1928
1929 was during Bakewell's ten
: ure. Why did he not include tina
e year in his schedule? We ask vol
Y Mr.. Voter, why?
= Because Ny. Blackwell could 70
make so good a showing. Speci;
e attorneys fees in the sum of $25
! 600 for the county case again!
n the National Surety Company an
le other special attorneys fees wei
# charged to the county attorney
le office for that year, and most,
l. not practically all was charge
IS against the county attorneys o
10 flee during his tenure. the fir
ct six months of his term. Bakewe
j. not only lied, but he omitted
IN year when it did not serve h
F. purpose.
u Now, Mr.. Voter, now Mr.. Ia
be payer, aren't you proud of N
of Grant Bakewell? Aren't you pro-
to have such man in office?
A. man who has used MS office E
s nothing else than as an instr
ment to prosecute his polite
IS. enemies at your expense since
;. went in, and then, in order to ]
elect himself, impose upon W
after a manner to bring the blu
n of shame to common crook a
he liar.
If that is the sort CT man y
ct, want for County Attorney, y
to now have him.
And aren't YOU proud?
Ter ilillll
om Ray Lang announced his can
is dacy for the office of Senator !
week and asked his friends
fer write his name in on the Der
cratic ticket. Ray had a
fer friends who did so. He got
ON votes. This fall we will have
to pretty race between Ray Ii
and Lars Angvick, to see who ,
fer go to the Senate. Of course b
to of these men will have to b
md the Farmer-Labor candidate w
ON ever he may be, and maybe
all wont be so easy this fail-th
will be lot of change in pu'
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Local Brevities
LOCAL MARKETS

uoIlie Wheeler autOed to
Ms: l' lake last Modnay'
Atom Nelson returned
NI ...sk from trip to Hutchln-
gr, MINI -Oo-
= md Mrs. VIM. Reed Of near n
i NJ. va a"u we're county seat callers
] THURSDAY. ,ris Hauisch spent a week e
/ u hi the Andrew FadneSS FANNY
| rar Wans0' 90
ond Ernest Steinke and
HSn psb me-. took in the Farmers +;
In, meet meeting at Froid last week
Monday. AN
cbas. Grant and little
Ms Is If the Outlook country
taag3 Trsnrsday shoppers in Plenty
wood. No
Ms. Shirley Backer visited at
MS FredericksOn home mean
" 0s,. ! the past week, returning
Friday. M
MIC Collins returned to Plen.
y" last Saturday from Grea'
I'm, sbere ne has spen. che las'
several days.
n, and Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin
!, antelope were shopping anC
Limo after business in thi'
dy Tuesday.
w., Ruby Olson, who lives a
c-s1 ,ol N. D., spent the weel
!:,tirg with Lucille Wright. SIN
N return to her home Saturday
HIL Mcintosh attended the Ro
jso At Wolf Point last week. Al
IA tbe weather was very hot, Jo'
~, there was a good attendance
I'D
PAM Steinke, Martin Heppne
m5 Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Rice an
IN James Robert took in tn
Csutauuua at Westby Sunda.
night
NJ and Mrs. Hans Thompso
md family have returned fror
hsir vacation which they spent a
EHmare, N. D., visiting relative
and friends.
Dave Burke of EnglewOod, Cali
Vhs submitted to an operation {
tie Sheridan Memorial hospital
number of days ago, is recoverin
very nicely.
90
Dr.. Logan, Livingston Specia
in 0ptOmetry, will examir
eyes without drugs at Hotel Plel
gVOOd Monday, August a. Stric
Professional service in glasse
lv-l6-t3-c
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services, Sunday, July 10th at 7.SO
P. M.
Pleasant Valley church-Divine
services, Sunday, July 20, at 1880
A. M. Ladies' Aid will serve noon
day dinner.
Comertown, Zion Lutheran con-
gregation-Divine services, Sun
day, July 20, 800 P. M.
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At 200 o'clock P. M, the Board
resumed pursuant to recess taken,
all members of the Board and the
Clerk present. =,
4 At this time the Board met with
some of the members of the Board
of Trustees of School District NO.
20. The. Commissioners had serv-
ed notice to the School Board that
they intended to cancel the lease
which the county held on that
part of the courthouse belonging
to the School District. The con-
ference was held for the purpose
Of making better arrangements,
but no agreement could be reach
ed. After the meeting, the Clerk
was instructed to notify the School
Board that the County Commits
sioners were willing to pay the
School District 100000 for its
part of the building, this offer to
include the free use of the grounds
now occupied for courthouse uses.
The following Resolution was
introduced and adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, a special term OF
the District Court has been called
for the 10th day of June, 1880
which special term was not antlcl'
mated at the time the county bud
get was made up, and whereas
! the district court funds, as provid'
ed in said county budget have
been exhausted, and more money
is necessarily required to pay TIM
necessary expenses of said specia
term, to convene at Plentywood
Montana, on the 10Th day of June
1880. including bailiffs' fees, jur
ors' fees and witness fees, whicl
t must be paid, as required by law
and there is no way to dodge sue
: expenses; and,
WHEREAS, an emergency eS
< lists and it is necessary to hav
Z more funds TO meet mandator
expenses which are required b
\ law;
;. BE 1T RESOLVED, by tn
Y County Commissioners of Sher
dan County, Montana, that a
= emergency exists and that II
t District Court Budget and fund
Sheridan County be raised in II
It sum of two thousand (S2,OOO) Do
lars, to meet mandatory expens'
e required by law, as follows: $5O.C
n for subdivision G of said distri
It court budget; 100000 for sub-C
vision D; $4,000 for subdivisit
" E; and $4,000 for subdivision
This being an emergency resol
IN tion such expenditures may
made without further notice
SIS hearing.
Dated this 4th day of June,
D. 1880.
Frank French,
Chairman, Board of Co. Comm
Edw. Iverson, Comm
10 ". E. Anker, Commr.
40 Attest: Niels Madsen, Clerk.
Ell On motion the Clerk was
OF structed to make transfers in t
different budgets as follows.
re County Attorneys Budg
N transfer $500 from Item F
. Item E.
ny Justice Court Budget, trans
le $4,000 from Item A, $500 fir
III Item F, $1,000 to Item B, and
le- to Item c.
Highways Budget, trans
$4,000 from Item d to Item A
rs County Fair Budget, trans
:. $4,000 from Item A, $1,000 fir
sat - Item E, 1915 from Item F, all
Tor Item B.
County Agent budget, trans
nee $4,000 from Item D, $500
ay, Item G, $1,000 to Item E, /.
ley $4,000 to Item B, $1,000 fl
re. Item E, $4,000 from Item B,
cry to Item D..
Clerk and Recorders Bud,
re, re- transfer $4,000 from Item F
lay Item B.
lew Tax deed expense budget, tra
Ter $4,000 from Item B to II
ney County Treasurer's Bud
'ns ne transfer $4,000 from Item E
At 500 o'clock P. M, the 30
re- adjourned. '0
hru n
day Cba;rroa~l am IN ~, ~ NJ
Nlels Madsen. Clerk
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LUTHERAN CHIrRCu

Arthur j. Thorson, Student Pastor
Services at Antelope at IL a. m,
Services at Outlook at 2:3O d. m.
Summer school starts Outlook
next Monday, July 81.
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CHURCH NOTES

WESLEY LUTHERAN CHURCH
AND ASSOCIATED CHURCHES
Rev. S. L. Almlie, Pastor.
Westby Luthern church-Divine
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED from last week)
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rsr- uP-One S-year-old bay
have weight weight loo lbs. Owner may
sr5 ~, lSSlhe by paying for pasture
y. MN i'S az. Inquire 10 miles
aoo,S.S,,. Of Dooley. ReeinaId S
16-t3-c
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G , SAaIt-one fresh milk cow.
ls.s Z. brock R R 1, Dagmar.
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1--as UP-One bay mare, no
s, ,1u. owner may have same by
nm. -s pasture charge and for
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nd '5S n.ls Comfort range
NssS1in~sp Singer Sewing
Rstvss,.,.5S See Mrs. Emma Hair,
16-t1-p
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ELECTION

CONTINUED from First Page,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Adamson and
three daughters of Kenmare, N.
D., were Friday callers at the P.
d. Howell home. The Adamsons
were enroute to the south of
Opheim to visit relatives. They
also visited friends at Scobey and
will return by way Of Willistoni
N. d.
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Co,s SSAt a2 model Pontiac
Fs% Farm, nr g class condition. See
No. Garage. 16-t2-p
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nan pi--SOne 2S-inch Thresher, 2
Id f.a OSiH;uers' truck wagons and
Doolsv ny y pigs. Schultz Bros,
- 16-t1-C
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-
nay nay Mare, weight 800. no "a
p,vir. owner may have same by
/ mis- ior pasture and adv. Call
Ccms ,--s south, Y mile west of
15-t1-c
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Rodney Salisbury has returned
from Billings and Great Falls,
where he has been transacting
business for the past few weeks.
Mr.. Salisbury informs US that the
crops in the western and central
parts of the state are nearly COM
pletely burned out which works a
great III .dail;p on the farmers in
,, those localities
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18

Miss Grace Bennett of Arthur,
Ontario, Canada, left last Wednes-
day after visiting one week with
her cousin, Mrs. G. M. UndhJem
and family. Miss Bennett is q
high school teacher at Toronto
and is taking an extended vaca'
tion before scool opens this fall
After leaving Plentywood she VII
continue her route to the Paclfl'
coast via Portal, N. D., and thru
the Canadian Rockies. While a
Portal Miss Bennett will visi
Mrs. R. Hanson, her aunt, am
mother of Mrs. Undhjem.
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Wood Mountain, Sask., is cele-
brating another one of their fam
Gus Stampedes which will last
three days. They have chartered
our local band to play during the
entire three days. This is return
trip for the boys, they having
played there last year, and Plen-
tywood may well be proud 10 have
such band that never disappoints
its musical audiences.
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i I-a.s up black gelding
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DR.. and Mrs. Roy are leaving
Sunday for Belgrade, Mont, for
fortnight's visit with Mrs. Roy's
parents, who reside in that city.
Mrs. Roy's father is not well, and
has been ailing for some time
which particularly urges the visit
at this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
IN WRONG LINE

PITTSBURGH Nick Mitchell,
81, has a good line. In fact he has
three Of them One OF them IS 10
stand In the bread line here with
tie homeless and receive free food.
tut Patroiman Fay found out that
he had two other lines al two
5anks in which he had more than
s25c0 deposited. He was parted from
lis bread line and put in jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

IT. is a good Of health If the nails
grow quickly.
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Junk Fish Of PIT. Isabel Are Found
Remarkably Similar to Land Animals

marine life which resemble dogs.
cows. sheep and other animals. The
forms are so varied. in fact. that
the term Junk fish" is applied
rather than their proper classical
ton sought out.
Fish that swell up. fish with pop
eyes. stingarees tstinging rays
Dorpoises and other odd forms OF
sea life are caughe. Some of them are
mounted and preserved for those
who catch them and wish TO have a
memento OF their fishing trips.
The greatest excitement Of all Is
created when fishermen catch a
green turtle. These monsters are the
.makinrs" OF turtle soup and plenty
of il. One weighing 700 pounds was
caught last summer. when one OF
these turtles Is caught. Il means
that not only Point Isabel will enjoy
turtle soup. but that some Of the
meat will Be shipped out for sale
elsewhere, because il Is a great
.delicacy.
Some of the larger fish are not
ALWAYS caught on a hook end line
or in a net. Porpoises and other
bigger specimens sometimes mo
themselves in shallow water ana
are unable 70 get ont
Al one time O whale was found
in this manner on the Mexican
coast lust below Point ISABEL
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Mexican Minister
Given New Duties

MEXICO CITY-ProfeSsor Jesus
Silva Herzog. Mexican minister 70
Russia until the severance OF rela-
tons between the two countries in
January. has been appointed head
Of the Social Provision department
OF the Ministry OF Industry. Com
merce and Labor.
He will also function as a men,
Der Of the recently organized So
cial Science Research bureau of the
National university of Mexico. This
bureau was formed by Ignacia Gar
cha Teller, rector Of the university.
Professor Silva returned to Mexi-
co a short time ago from Berlin.
where he had gone from Moscow
to await further instructions.