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Evening star., 1936-02-03
RETAILER PREDICTS
BEST YEAR SINCE '28
President of National Association
Says Government Spending
Is Cause.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, February ga mer-
chant leader forecast today that this
will be "the best year for retailers
since 1928"
From all available facts we may,
with assurance, expect decided i'm
provement in retail trade over last
Spring." predicted L. K. Sharpe of
Checotah. Okla, president of the
American Retailers Association, which
convened here.
I'm my opinion, this condition Is
due largely to governmental activities
I'm the year 1885 Government
spending will no doubt reach the peak,
which. combined with the already
improved conditions which now pre-
vail, leads me to the prediction.
Sharpe said that in his section Of
the country, despite two years of crop
failures. retail trade was 40 per cent
better last November and December
than in the same period of 1884, and
the years volume was satisfactory
over 1884 volume.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
Exodus of Jews Indorsed,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., February
3 R.-The National Federation of
Jewish Mems Clubs of the United
Synagogue of America yesterday voted
support to the joint Distribution Com
mittee's effort to finance the exodus
OF Jews from Germany and aid in
their rehabilitation in other lands.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
ANTI-SAl00N LEAGUE
TAPERING CAMPAIGN
Dr.. Russell Says Efforts Will Be
Concentrated on States
This Year.

Sy the Associated Press.
WESTERVILLE, Ohio, February 3.
The Anti-Saloon League, its founder
said yesterday, will seek to regain the
ground 1t lost to repeal rather than
attempt to enforce its views in the
coming presidential election campaign.
I'VE intend to concentrate more
strongly In work In the States as we
did in the old days." DR.. Howard Hyee
Russell, founder and superintendent
emeritus Of the league, said.
''It's like driving IN the thin end
Of wedge. We viii try to make local
option, as the thin wedge, q measure
Of getting more dry territory"
Evening star., 1936-02-03
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
GETS AUTO TAGS 1888
Editor, Back From Orient, Proud
He Again Has Same License
Plate Number.

8y the Associated Press.
EMPORIA, Kans., February a.
william Allen White, publisher and
writer. returned home from = four
month tour Of the Orient yesterday
and almost the 1irst thing which at
tsacted his eye was his new 1896
State auto license plate.
It's l3-l3l3. the number he's had
1or years.
I'm glad you got it.*>he congrat-
ulated his driver.
Evening star., 1936-02-03
DAVIS RECALLS KINGS
VAIN HOPE FOR HOLIDAY
Former U. S. Ambassador Tells
How George Y Was Practically
Prisoner Of Duties.


BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 3.-John w.
Davis, former Ambassador to the
Court Of St James, said last night
that the last time he saw the late
King George v, the latter exclaimed:
"Oh, wish I could have q holi-
dayl"
Addressing memorial service held
for King George at the Cathedral of
st. John the Divine, Davis quoted the
King as saying:
Il have not had a holiday for years
and I do not expect I shall ever have
another"
Nor did he until the very end"
Davis said. For wherever he went
and whatever he did, the cares and
trappings of Office followed him."
Evening star., 1936-02-03

Dun soothing, warming Mustercle
~ well into your chest and throat.
Musterole is NOT just q salve. It's
. ~eounter.Irsjtant" containinA
good old-fashioned cold remedies
oil Of mustard, menthol, camphor
and other valuable ingredients.
That's why it gets such fine results
better than the old-fashioued n US.
tard plaster. It penetrates, stinr.
lates, warns and soothes, drawing out
local congestion and pain. Used BY
millions for rs years. Recommended
bymany doctors and nurses. All drug
Gists. In three strengths: Regulsrs
Strength, Children's (mild), and Ex.
tra Strong. Tested and approved BY
kioodH Housekeeping Bureau No. 1857.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09

FL domingo uniran sus des-
tinos, a las 7:30 P. M. la Srta.
Gloria Garcia y ell ST.. Mario
Aedo Blasco.
Ell acto civil tendra efecto en-
Avelina Y Carlos NJ. Garcia, pa
dres de la novia. La represen-
taci6n de la ley estara a cargo
del Notario Candido Perez.
Firmaran como testigos por la
novia Ell Sr. Gerardo Morales y
ell DR.. Reynsldo Jordan, y por
ell novio ell Sr. Nestor Fernan-
DEE v Elio Urrutia.
La boda religiosa sc verifi-
cara ante ell altar mayor de la
IgleSia Nuestra Sonora de la
MERGED y despues habra una re
cepci6n en- honor de los nuevos
esposos.
Nuestra felicitaci6n por anti
cipado. a Ia enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
REGATTA DE
T MIAMI Y LA HA-
, BANA

FL Sr. Juan A. Perez, consul
de Cuba en- esta ciudad, nos in
fora que ell dia Is Sc verificara
una gran regatta aerea, en- IA
que tomaran parte mas de 80
aviones, entire Miami y la Ha-
bana.
Las inscripciones siguen a :
biertas y estfmase que podra
llegar a Glen d n1mero de COM
petidores.
Seis barcos de guerra, tres
de los Estados Unidos y tres de
Cuba, vigilaran ell trayecto des
de Key West a la Habana, con
ell fin de auxiliar a los aviadO-
res en- case de accidente. Ha
inscripto 81 avi6n ell teniente
Hernandez, que realiz6 81 vue-
10 desde la Habana a Sevilla.
Los photos y algunas perso-
nalidades oficiales de los Esta-
dos Unidos seran huespedes de
honor de la Corporation del
Turismo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
BCae de carload

Ell club Paramount celebra-
ra un bale ell dia 10 de este
mes en- los salones de la Socie-
dad Stella, en- Howard Y Spru-
&c.
Una tercera parte del dinero
recaudado Sc destinara en- COM
prar where's para las famillas
necesitadas de la barriada oes-
te. Obsequio que Sc hara antes
de Nochebuena.
Son madrinas de esta fiesta
as senoritas Rosalfa Peregri-
no, Carmen Fraterrigo, Arace-
liza Baeza, Theda Flynn, Mary
Sanchez, Dinora Gonzalez y So
fla Rosell6.
Coopera ell teatro Royal, del
lre es manager 81 Sr. Norman
Kirckonnell.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
UN ~AERCPLANO X
DERRIBO UN APARADO DE
LA EMBAJADA FRANCES

Paris, die. 9.-El emI2ajadOr
espanol, Don Luis Araquistain,
inform6 hoy al gobierno de
Leon Blum que un aeroplano
aleman, tipo Jrnkers, derrib6
un aeroplano de la embajada
francesa en- Pastrana, terrific
rio de Espana. Llevaba ell aero
plano la insignia francesa Y Sc
halaba a lservicio del cuerpo
d~iplomatico frances. "La agre-
sion, a juicio de la embajada,
pudiera tener graves conse-
cuencias''. Los lesionadcs Sc
nombran Andres Chateau, un
periodista; Luis Delapree, CO.
responsal del Paris Soir; una
muchacha que no Ina podido
ser indentificada y ell DIR. HON
my, del Canada. Resultaron lie
SOS ell photo Boyer, ell operator
de radio BOugrat VI Otra mu-
chacha. Los peri6dicos de Pa
ris han publicado La noticia con
grandes t~itrlares.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
FUE RECOGIDO EN- Ell CA
NAL BL CADAVER DEL
SIR. E. E. PATTERSON

A la bora v media de haber
caido su artom6vil en- Ell agaa,
cerca de la Tampa Terminal,
en- Ell Estuario, la policia reco-
gi6 en- Ell canal ell cadaver de e.
E. PattersNA de 40 amos, direc
tor de Nntas de la Florida CT
trus Exchange, victima de un
lamentable accidente.
@% pOlicia trabajaba en- y
manana de hoy con la esperan-
"a de ext raer ell cOche v deter
minar las causas de Ia muerte,,
Asegdrase que Patterson sa-
h6 del cOche y trat6 de nadaV,
perO de repente Sc lie vic su-
mergirse b desaparecer.
El cad&ver presenta lesiones,
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
ENTREGo Ell REY EDUAR-
DO SU C~ONTESTACIoN AL
PRIMER MINISTRO A L
WIN

Londres, Die. ga Ia ca
mara de los comunes d primer
ministro Stanley Baldwin dijo
hoy que espera hacer ma6ana
una declaration sobre 10 resuel
to pOr Ell reg Eduardo con res
pecto a su deseo de casarse con
la Sra. Wallis Simpson.
Existe Ia impression de que
FL rey ha cOntestadO duramen-
te a la demanda de que abdi-
que a trono 81 persiste en- 81
deseO de casarse con la Sra.
Simpson.
Los ministries ceIebraron H.
ma impOrtante reunion en- Ell MI
nero 10 de Ia Gale de Down
nag; perO Se negarOn a dar
cuenta de 10 tratado.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
La fiesta de la Cr6nicG

Seg1n pasan los dias aumen-
ia el ndmero de mesas que Sc
venden para la Fiesta de la Gro
Mica que, consistira como he
mos anunciado, en- UNI cabaret
privado en- Ell Circulo CEbano,
ell dia 10.
Hasta ahora los cronistas
han contado con Ia cooperation
enthusiastic de sus amistades y
conffan en- ell exito.
Anoohe llegaron a mas de Sc
senta las mesas vendidas. Prom
to Ddblicaremos la lista de las
personas que man separsdo me
sas.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
PEREcIO EN- UN AcCTDEN-
TIE DE AVIACIoN Ell IN.
VENTOR DEL AUTOCIRO,
DON JUAN DE LA CIERVA

Londres, Inglat=rra, Die. 9.
A los pocos minutes de ha-
Der despegadO del aerodromo
de Croydon Sc estrell6 81 aero
plano K. L. M, de la Inca no.
landesa, pereciendO IL perso-
mas, entire elias ell espahOl Don
Juan de Ia Cierva, Ell inventor
del autOgirO. Tres de los pasa-
jeros Sc hallan en- gravisimo
estadO y son alemAnes, Walter
Schubeck, un pasajerO; Wal
ter Schubeck, Ell operator de
la telegarfia sin hilOs, y Ia ca
marera Fraulein Won Bon Cert
man.
La camarera sait6 Antes de
que Ell aparato Sc lncendlara y
su estado es menos grave que
ell de los hombres.
Pereci6 tambisn en- Ell acct
dente Ell almirante Arvid Lind
man, exsecretariO de estado de
Suecia. La niebla era muy es-
pesa. Ell aerOplanO arranc6 los
techOs de dos casas y un 6rbol,
estrel l6ndOse contra una case
que Sc hallaba desOcupada.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
NOTAS SOCEALES
FL partn de las Damas

El party de las DCmGs
Mes informa la atenta Srta.
Lourdes Va7quez, secretaria de
la Secci6n de Damas de los Ca
balleros Leales de America,
que ell viernes celebraran un
"Bunco Party" en- los salones
del Castillo Crist6bal Colon,
en- la Ga. avenida y Gale 16. La
fiesta dara comienzo a las $3.50
~ durara hasta las 2:30. Los
bailables estaran a cargo de la
aplaudida orquesta Don Fran
cisco.
Forman ell grupo de madri
mas las lindas muchachas Ar
gentina Fernandez Ofelia Or
tega, Bella Diaz, Alicia Coma
lez y Rosita Esperanto.
10 que Sc recaUde en- esta
fiesta Sc destinara al Arbolito
de Navidad para obsequiar con
juguetes a los ninos, hijos de
los socios. Simpatico y noble
rasgo que tienen todos los amos
las graciosas damitas. Sc obse-
quiara con juguetes, dulces y
ropa.
Esta noche habra junta pa
ra tratar sobre la fiesta. Apre-
clio la invitaci6n que nos en-
Wan.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
MARIANA ALVAREZ FUE
ORERADO HOY

I'm estimado amigo nuestro,
persona muy querida en- todos
nestros ,irculcs sociales, Don
Mariana Alvarez, encargado ge
neral de la fabrica de Regens-
burg and Sons, fue operado hoy
de appendicitis en- ell hospital
Municipal, por el DR.. Adamo.
Mariana Sc sinti6 enfermo a.
yer e ingres6 en- csc hospital,
cpinando los medicos que debia
ser operado hoy.
Por que Ell Sr. Alvarez reco-
bre pronto la salud, hacemos no
sotros sinceros votos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
LA I~NSCRIPCION EN- LA
MISSION DE PLA

Las personals que deseen ms
cribirse para la comida de No
che5uena en- la Mission de PA,
pueden hacerlo desde ahora en-
ell 2417 de la Gale II.
Pla trabaja activamente, CO.
mo en- amos anterieres, en- pro-
veoho de los inconsistencies.
Su Mission sirve a los meio-
res intereses de los pobres de
la comrnidad latina.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
CGroS Molina en- ell
Centre EspGHoL

Centre EspGAoL
Como anunciamos aver, ten
dremos la oportunidad otra vez
de tener entire nosotros la fa-
mosa or4uesta de Carlos Moli-
ma, que TOGO para ell traditional
cabaret San Jose, en- ell Centre
Espanol, ell ano antepasado.
Esta vez tocara en- otro caba-
ret privado, que tendra efecto
ell pr6ximo sabado, en- ell nuevo
salon. Ell magnffico patio es-
pahol''. La orquesta. Y la ele.
gancia de nuestras damas con-
tribuiran a otro triunfo para ell
Centre ell sabado.
Las mesas Sc Wenderan a Gin
co pesos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
Los aeroplanos de Ia RepdbEca destrozaron las
dcfensas de los f~acciosos en- la Casa de Campo
Sc apoderaron las milicias de los Cuarteles
de Carabanchel
Constituida en- ell Frente de Aragon
una Junta de Defensa

Madrid, die. 9.-Los aeropls
nos lie ibomlbardeo del gObier-
no republican, volaron hoy so
bre las lineas de los fascistas.
en- la Casa de Campo, y deja-
ron caer gran numero de Som
bas, destrozando la Inca de
coTlbate de los facciosos. Los
mismos aeroplanos d~evastaron
la base de a~bastecimientos de
los ira dcres, en- ell campamen-
to de Retamar.
POGO despues de que la floti-
LA de aeroplanos leales habia
cumplido su mission, los aero
pianos f~ascistas, en- n1mero de
%, dejaron caer toneladas de
explosives en- ell aer6dromo de
Barajas Y las posiciones de les
reprblicanos a 10 largo del rio
Manzanares. Durante las pri-
meras horas de la manana la
artilleria leal no ces6 de bonn
bardear las posiciones de los
rebeldes. Los jefes del gobier-
no francamente dicen que no
pueden eNplicarse la estrategia
del general Franco, que Sc es-
peraba hiciera hoy su ataque
sobre Madrid. Temiendo una
celada, los jefes leales mantle
men ell fuego de la artillerfa con
ell fin de impedir cualquiera
maniobra que los insurrectos
pudieran intentar.
Los permisos han sido can
celados a la milicia y los solda-
dos en- TODD ell frente. Todos los
militares que Sc halEaban con
licencia han recibido Ia ordsn
de presentarse a sus jefes.
FL gobierno Ina concentrate
todas las fuerzas disponibles
alrededor de la capital y orde-
nadO a las tropas que Sc man.
tengan listas para entrar en-
acci6n.
Durante dlas los fascistas
han venido bombardeando las
posiciones De los lsales y Sc
crefa que este era el comienzo
de una nueva intensa ofensiva.
FL movimiento en- ell frente
de Madrid Sc extiende desde la
Ciudad Universitaria a TODD ell
de batalla.
Las milicias avanzaron en- la
de Carabanchel, apo
derandose de los edificios que
fueron en- un tempo ~cuarteles
de la guardia civil. Los aero
pianos facciosos dejaron caer
"latas de ceniza', como Sc la
ma a las bombas, en- los alrede-
dores del puente de Toledo, y
los aeroplanos leales atacaron
las concentrations insurgen-
tes en- Brunette y a 10 largo de
la carretera Brunete-P ozuelo.
Bombardearon los facciosos
a Alcala de Henares. con sus
aeroplanos, y matarOn a z per-
sonas, hiriendo a so.
La artilleria pesada hace fue
La gaceta., 1936-12-09

90 sobre las posiciones leales
en- "El Escorial'.
Los p~royectiles facciosos han
eaido en- ell monasterio de FL
Es:orial, a pesar de las 6rde-
mes que diera ell general Fran
co.
Una nOta del gobierno infor-
ma que DE los 6 oficiales dets-
nidos en- la sublevaci6n del
quartet de Loyola, en- Madrid, Z
han sido condenados a muerte
y SO a prisi6n perpetua.
Ha comenzado a funcionar
en- ell frente de Arag6n una
Junta de Defensa bajo ell man
do de Joaquin Aseaso, con dos
republicanos de izguierda, dos
socialistas, dos comunistas y
seis miembros de la Confede-
raci6n General de Trabajado-
res.
La semana pasada los fac
ciosos tuvieron 1,2O0 muertos
y heridos, 400 desertores Y per-
dieron SO aerOplanos.
Sc ha nombrado comisario
del sector del centric, en- Ma
drid, al comunista Francisco
Anton.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
NuevG imdustria

~ NCOO tfONNOOt w
Pronto iniciara sus labores
Una nueva industrial, en- Ybor
City, que Sc dedicara a la Ella
boraci6n de articulos para da-
mas y caballeros, tales como
earteras, cinturones en- piel de
cocodrilo, esterilla, pantuflas y
otros articulos.
La casa llevara ell nombre de
M, Vale v Vo., sucursal de es-
ia misma firma, de la Habana.
So debe la nueva industrial a la
iniciativa Y los esfuerzos reali-
zados por ell Sr. Rail Vega,
Presadente de la Camara de &c
La gaceta., 1936-12-09

EnfermO
Ha vuelto a ingresar en- ell
Sanatorio del Centre Espahol
ell conocido comerciante Sr. Pla
edo Fernandez.
Aqueja al ST.. Fernandez una
enfermedad que aunque no es
de grave caracteres requiere
repoSo.
ESperamos que pronto este
completamente restablecido.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
Mejorado

Ell gracioso niho Angel Oil
va, Jr., hijo de los estimados
esposos Estela y Angel Olivia,
conocido comerciante de taba-
Co en- rama de esta localidad.
En- su hogar de la Gale All
leen n1mero 2918, rOdeado de
las atenciones y ell cariho de
sus papas, pasa Angelic su en-
fermedad.
Royamos por su pronto y to-
tai lestablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
Ell TRAFFIC. r AU-
MENTA UN 34%
Los Gviones Clippers de Ia Pan
American AirwGys T1Gnspor-
tGrOn 1888 p~GsGjeroS en- an mes

La flota de Clippers de Ia
Pan American Airways qpe-
rando regularmente a traves
de este puerto, han voIado un
total de 234 mil millas con
1860 horas en- ell aire, habien-
do trandportado 1888 pasaje-
ros durante dos pasados 80
dias.
Estes Wales internacionales
representa- un aumento apro-
ximado de 500 viajeros, o sea-
Sc un "a por ciento mas que
durante ell mismo periodic del
1ltimo afo.
Mas de 5000 millas volaron
solamente los aviones Clippers
sobre la ruta de $50 millas en-
ire Miami y Ia Habana, inclu-
yendo dos Wales extras a d.
cho puerto.
Un total de 511 vrelos noe
turnos y de entrenamiento fue-
ron hechos con varios tipos de
Clippers en- la base a&rea de la
Pan American Anyways en- Mia
mi durante ell refarido periodic.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09
mercio de Ylbor.

mercio de Ybor.
Pronto abrira sus puertas,
en- Ell n1mero 1718 de la Sept
ma avenida, y Sc exhibiran los
finisimos artfculos que elabo-
ra.
La gaceta., 1936-12-09

10 que 50 interpreta como que
ell hombre las sufri6 en- la cal
da del vehiculo.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
NATURAL GAS is
BOON TO M0NTAHANS
In FRIGED SPELL

Few Interruptions IN gas service
were reported during the recent
record cold speIl. A shrinking line
pulled apart on the Canadian side
or the Border-Red Coulee oil
field and left people without gas
for a few hours but no other
trouble was reported.
Residents OF the town OF Cole.
the camp that IS providing gravel
for the Fort Peck dam. are thor
oughly enjoying gas for fuel, reports
Tommy Herman, who built the sys-
tenn which obtains its supply from
wells Of British-American Syndicate
on Bowdoin dome
Some OF the skeptics who former
" refused to install gas have dis
placed their coal stoves during the
50-below-zero weather and called
for gas installations. Though part
Of the pipe is laid on the top OF
he ground, no difficulty has been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers


Of the expanding his
in Montana giving promise equally successful enter
prise and proving that it the and not the territory that makes
station Kalpe
handling Soconoy-Vacuum products.
California subsidiary Cali
time impossible this territory
Dortant factor the North Mountain
HERE'S ANOTHER
With information
back the a second
WINDSHIELD
compounds don't work Here is idea that does 1nch
thick
windshield
NEWSPAPERS
of
he
a
becoming taxconscioussan
Chronicle.
taxevason racket has been uncovered in Tennessee
which labelling
carsh the violators apprehended
county filling operators have agreed
sell gasoline to intoxicated drivers
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
EDDIE PITTS FITS
In TRADE NEWS OF
SUNSHINE STATE

Eddie Pitts, formerly identified
with north Montana oil development
is reported in the California Oh
World as having leased 1915 acres
in Suffer county south of Marysville,
Calf, with no drilling limits, run
ming 20 years and subject to trans
fer.
mr.. Pitts has no plans for early
operations and is undecided as to
how he may develop it," says the
account There are three domes
on the land which have never been
tested. 1t lies in township 14N-5E
and along the Southern Pacific and
u. S. Highway No. SO.
Pitts has some $500 acres in the
vicinity of Elk Grove, Sacramento
county, south Of the state capital
This land is entirely untouched by
the drill. 1t is topped by the
Eocene and should offer good
chances for oil and gas in the
below. Mr.. Pitts is also
Interested in leases around Tracy"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
CONTINENTAL GETS
BEST RESULTS FROM
NEWSPAPER COL MNS

PONCA CITY,=During 1896
Continental Oil Company will spend
nearly rs per cent of it's total con-
sumner advertising appropriation for
newspaper space, it was announced
here today by Wesley I. Num-, adj
vertising manager
Num- also stated that the Mon
tana Oil & Mining Journal has been
selected to carry Conoco advertis-
this year, and that his company has
again approved one of the largest
sales promotion budgets in its his
tory.
''ContinentaI's faith in the divi-
dend earning power of newspaper
advertising is. founded upon sales
increases directly traceable to this
medium" said Num-. Last year,
for example, there was a marked
improvement in Company earnings,
despite excessive gasoline taxes and
other adverse factors. Sales of
Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil
also reached an aIl-time high.
Business is definitely on the
upgrade. And we are confident
that aggressive newspaper advertis-
ing, quality products and a high |
standard of service will make this
the most outstanding year in our
history"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
WOULD RESTOE
A. OIL RIGHTS
TO HOMESTEADERS

r. P. Jackson, secretary of the
Oil Conservation Board of Montana
has received word from Washington
that Senator Hatch. New Mexico.
has introduced a bill Is. 4O43) to
open up without reservation all gas.
oil and oil shale public lands for
patents. Holders Of existing pat
ents on public lands would be
awarded the gas, oil and oil shale
rights therein Notwithstanding the
fact that these lands were reserved
by the government in the original
grant Bill would also turn over
the holders of the land patents
the royalties now received by the
from leasing rights on
their lands. Bill was referred to
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
BELIEVE OIL
STORAGE GAIN
IS NECESSARY

Reports Of startling increases
in stored oil in Northern Mon
tana during the months OF
january and February were to-
day discounted by Cut Bank
producers who assert that st0r-
age oil win be required TO care
for early seasonal demands OF
Canadian refiners who will
probably move the oil out at the
rate of 10000 barrels per day,
as last spring.
Cut Bank producers express little
fear that the Canadian market will
buy any other crude than Montana
production in view of the strength
ening price structure Of Texas and
the Midcontinent. Trade journals
are all talking about further price
increases. While Montana prices
may increase with the Midcontinent
1t is a fact that East Texas crude
costs 46 cents per barrel more in
Regina, as an example, than Mon
tana crude. Accordingly, the Ca
madam market should absorb from
10 900 to $1,000 barrels per day.
There are many rumOrs going the
rounds regarding the pending bill
IN Ottawa to remove the 2ls cent
gasoline tariff, which would serious
y injure Canadian refiners. SO
strong is the movement, backed by
arm and labor organizations. that
iome concession will have to be
made, say the rumors, and one story
s that the Canadian government
will compromise by cutting the tariff
me cent to 1 n cents. Montana re-
iners, chiefly the Big West and In
irrational, might profit by this cut,
or they are already competing for
he Canadian business in spite of
he 2 u cent tariff handicap.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-02-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORs

Estate OF Henry Van Den Heuvel. also
known as Henry Van Der Heuvel, De
ceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned. administration Of the estate
OF Henry Van Den Heuvei, also known
as Henry Van Der Heuvel, Deceased, "a
the creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first pub
iication OF this notice TO the said adj
ministrat0r, +. J. Liptak. JO7 First Nat
ional Bank Building. Great Falls. Mon
taa, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business Of said es-
tate In the County OF Cascade.
llated February 18th. iirN
r. J. LlPTAK, Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Henry Van Ien Heuvel also
known as Henry Van Der Heuvel DE
ceased.
Date Of first publication. Feb %. 1879
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