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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
CHRISTMAS MAY
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area. 1t is Alb gravity paraffin
base, containing no appreciate
amount of sulphur and is light green
in color as compared with the brown
oils of upper horizons The most
astonishing feature, operaors say, is
the fact that it is ''sweet" oil, since
sulphur is found in the lime crudes
of the main Kevin-Sunburst field.
Cut Bank crude averages around
3S gravity.
The oil rose about Is feet a day
but the discovery was kept a secret
while Cassidy and Beardslee took
all available leases in the district.
On the west is the lease block of
Glacier Production company and ex-
tensive leases had been taken in
the district east and south by Big
West of Kelvin. However, these op-
orators picked up several hundred
acres before any others knew of the
showing. The casing was cemented
with nine sacks of cement and acid
was applied but it quickly ate out
The cement and did not reach the
formation. The raw acid was pumped
out and the casing cemented with
the Perkins process Meantime the
oil had risen beween 600 and 700
feet, still coming up at the rate of
rs feet per day
Well Is Re-acidized
The well was re-acidized with the
Dowell process by Montana Acid
on Friday and it will be
put on the pump Immediately. BY
Sunday christmas Day. the own
ers will know whether they have
opened up a new and important
pool. There was no water with the
oil such as has handicapped other
wells in the township. This well is
TWO miles west and a mile north
If the Pfabe & Engleking-Enneberg
discovery well in the West Kelvin
high gravity pool. 1t is less than
1 mile from the Eagle sandstone
'imrock which marks the west
boundary of the Sweetgrass Arch.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURST BADtiIK
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
"CONOCO TO MARKET LEADED
THIRD GRADE GASOLINE

PONCA CITY. OKLA.-Continen-
tai Oil Co., today announced it was
introducing a new 67 oct. loaded
gasoline to replace its old non
loaded third grade gasoline in In
diana Standards marketing terri
tory. New product will not be
marketed in Nebraska nor in Como
cos Rocky Mountain area at present.
Dealers price for the product
at present will be the same as ex-
listed for the old third grade gaso-
line, it was said"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
GREAT FALLS MINERS

Articles of Incorporation for the
Great Falls Mining Co. have been
filed in Helena.
Listing the place of business as
Grea Falls, Incorporation articles
said directors were William Nc
Comb, Fl T. Johnston, A. II. Stew
art Con G. Robinson, all of Great
Falls, and Art Happel. Bozeman.
Capital stock of no par value
was listed at 100000 shares. MIN
ing and development was given
as the purpose of the corporation.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
MONTANA MINERAL CORP

Articles Of Incorporation were
filed with the secretary of state
by the Montana Mineral corpora
ton. Officers of the firm, each of
whom has 225 shares of the propos-
ed $4,000 shares are: Louis Fl.
Iangen, Helena, president; Albert
Diehl Winston, vice president: and
Herman Ingman, Marysville, secre-
tary-treasurer. The organization
plans to- engage in mining activities
particularly, in the Helena valley.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
GOING OUT OF RusLNEss

KANSAS CITY, Mo-Survev in
Johnson and Wyandotte counties
of Kansas and Jackson and CLAY
counties of Missouri by Petroleum
Retailers Assn reveals service
stations are being closed at the
rate of five a week as result of I'M
settled retail price conditions
During one 9-day period recently
It was reported 81 stations were
closed in this area.
Four counties surveyed are in
the Kansas City trade area in
which a gasoline price war has
been raging.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
ARE BUILDING DREDGE

Construction is in progress on the
gold dredge of Fairplay placer com
pany at the mouth of Confederate
gulch, famous old placer diggings
near Townsend The old channel
from the mouth of the gulch toward
the Missouri river has been leased
up. H. II Reiber is in charge Of
construction.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
RETAILERS SUIT TRANSFERRED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
z Minneapolis retailers charging In
diana Standard 'interferred' in set
ting service station gasoline prices
was transferred from county court
to federal disrric court today on
defendants motion.
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Closing Quotations
on the
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Evening star., 1938-03-04

But it's been boon to the story
teller, who, on winter evenings, likes
to pass out tales Of the terror -tinged
type.
Murder, hate and greed all have
played their part in the lore of Dead
Mans Cut-and there's many a story
of travellers between Northfork and
Keystone who stumbled over the body
of a dead man in the midnight dark
ness and then ran for their lives
from the gap.
Its peeling sides and the faulty
rock structure have made 1t trouble
some passage and road commission
members often have ruled ''it must
CO."
The widening Of United States
Evening star., 1938-03-04

HaZelton section of Preston County
with her family when she was a
little girl, has seen that mountainous
section grow and prosper.
/. She recalled one Of the early in
dustries-and how she and her family
participated in 1.-THE manufacture
of wintergreen oil from mountain tea
leaves.
Oil from the leaves, gathered in
great quantities, boiled in water. and
crudely distilled, brought 10 cents a
gallon in the decade preceding the
Civil War. Large mounds of the leaves
still show in the Hazelton area.
Mrs. Uphold, mother Of six children,
has been in failing health for the last
Evening star., 1938-03-04
route 81 is eliminating all those dan
gers as blasters shoot away the noun
tainside-but they can't kill the
stories of Dead Mans Cut.
Pinch Hits at Stork Shower
By WILLARD
S)iS3s 4 = TRi0VetR ,uc
WELLINGTON

CHICAGO P)-Mrs. Dorothy ST.
queland was to be honored at q stork
shower, but when her 40 woman guests
arrived at her home she had already
been taken to hospital.
And was it embarrassing for the
proud father -to-be, Fritzof siqueland7
He substituted for the guest Of honor
and blushingly opened daintily
wrapped shower Gfts before the eyes
Of the amused women.
Evening star., 1938-03-04
DEAD MANS CUT WILL GO,
BUT LEGENDS REMAIN
Slash in West Virginia Noun
tains to Be Eliminated by Work
on u. S. Route 81.

NORTHFORK, w. Va. (P-They
may eliminate Dead Mans Cut-but
the stories born of that mountain
passage doubtless will live on wherever
timers or their sons gather.
The historic old slash in the noun
tains just below Northfork for years
has been a horror to motorists and
trainmen.
Evening star., 1938-03-04

Deep in the forest. Tarzan came suddenly
upon the trail of Dick and Doc. BY other men
the signs of their journey would have been aased
unnoced, but the ape mans senses had been
trained in the jungle school, His eyes and nose
were as keen as a beasts.
Evening star., 1938-03-04
Cuts Down on Food.

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. R.-
David Lewenberg, hefty 3OO-pound
shoemaker, isn't letting anything stand
in the way of his reducing campaign.
He cut his lunch to a mere two
pounds of beef, three pounds of pota-
toes, three-quarters of a loaf of bread
and nine eggs.
II necessary, Lewenberg said, he will
try getting along with only six eggs.
Evening star., 1938-03-04
WOMAN, 100, CONTINUES
TO SMOKE CORNCOB PIPE
West Virginia Mountaineer Tells
of Distilling Wintergreen Oil
in Early Days.

KINGWOOD, w. Va. (P}.-Over 100
and still putting. That is Mrs. Henri
eta Marie Bittinger Uphold, who said
she intended to keep smoking her
corncob pipe -four or five times a
day, because I get lot Of enjoyment
out Of IT,
Mrs. Uphold. who moved into the
Evening star., 1938-03-04

II years, and has been confined to
her bed most Of that time.
But she's smoked her corncob all
that time-and intends to keep it up,
she said
La gaceta., 1938-01-10

Pizzo, Rosa Consagra, Katie
Leto, Rosa La Rocca, Carolyr
Zambito, Augie Castellano
Frances Castellano, Mary Com
paretto, Dalia Borrego, Gene
rosa Rodriguez, Mary Rodri
guez, Ines Noriega, Gloria Or
disres, Lydia Baza, Matilde
Fernandez. Lily Didetta, Lau-
ra Rey, Margarita Gardaua,
Paulina Gardana, Mary Gaze :
ciatc-e, Augie Billucia, Olga
Alfonso, Jennie Cacciatore, Ma
rian Cacciatore, Linea Celia
Anderson, P. Sokol, Rosalia
Lopez, Carolina Giovenco, Car
men Rodriguez, Ana Pasciut-
ia, Josefina Maggie, Adela Lo
dato, Frances Capitano, PrU
dencia Fernandez, Josefina
Capitano, Frances Capitano
Nora Ross, Grace Tinsley
Helen Hendrick, Helen Gar
cha, Luisa Clement, Annie Sui
ii Zulema Arrange, Leonor Ro-
cha, Minerva Arrange, Betty
Rosenthal, Ida Guthin, BENG
ma Fernandez, Dora Sanchez.
Teresa Greco, Florida Mar
chetta, Rosa Castellano, Dalia
Perez, Dalia Pelaez, Margari-
ia Fonseca. Mary L. Benitoa,
Patricia Broadway, Josefina
Locicero, Alicia Lopez, Lydia
Rivero, Marietta Llauget, Mu-
riel Bark, Lena May Heykens,
Daisy De Mesa, Sra. P. Plesi.
Hilda Roy, Mary E. Godson,
Rosa Saladine, Mollie Greco,
Della Patillo, Dora Patillo, Ra
mona Patillo, Teresa Carde
nal, Fannie Sulli, Rogalia
Diaz, Ida Garcia, Alice Garcia
Catalina Menendez, Blanche
Menendez, Helen Williams,
Isa Securi, Alice Gonzalez, &c
ella Thibodeau, Bernie o..
Flagherty, G.. Buchanan, Ber-
ma O'Flagherty, Mae Eding
field, Beatriz y Emma Mortella-
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
TIRED, WORN OUT,
NO AM BlTION

HUN m a
80 are
just dragging them
selves around, all
tired out with pesi-
odic weakness and
pain? They shouk
know that Lydia
Z. pinkham's Tab
lets relieve peri
mir Nos-r I'D H.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
esposos Jose Marinas.

cines, esposos Jose Marinas.
Mary Garrido, Isabel Rodri-
guez, Armando Garcia, esposos
James Velasco, esposos Roy Ro-
drfguez, Lillian Alvarez, Berta
Caras, Celia e Irene Lopez, Ma
rian Maniscalco, Virginia L6-
PEE, Dalia Mendez, esposos Car
los Barba. Carmen Alvarez, Ma
ria Gonzalez, Lydia Baeza, Co.
ra Gonzalez, Aurelia Garcia,
Della Abarca, Angie Valdes, Pa
tricia Viera, Lima Garbalosa,
Mary Middlebroock, esposos Je-
sus Rodriguez, Lily Alfonso, 70
raida Labandera, Hortensia Gar
cfa, Mariana Acosta, Bee Fer
nandez, JoSefina Fernandez, 10
Selma Medina, Maria Rodri-
guez, Pillar Diez, Angeles Diez,
Jesusa Diez, esposos Al Valen-
ii, esposos Manuel Hero, Isabel
Pividal, Sra. D. Pividal, Mary
Mendez.
Angelina Ordieres, Carmen
Escalante, Ismael Escalante, Di
nora Ramirez, Eulalia Fernan-
dez Lily Reina, Rosalia Marti-
nez, Marina Perez, Mary E.
Teo, Ida Securi, Odelia Velasco,
Sra. Alberto Cuyar, Julia Fer
nandez, Maria Hernandez, Alei-
da Huerta, Isabel Sanchez, Be-
nita Carmen, Maria Diez, Fran
ices Chiaramonte, Rose Chiara-
monte. Estella Perez, Dalia y
Maria Fernandez, Alice Miguel,
Josefina Miguel, JosefiAa Scior
tho, esposos Benigno Gonzalez,
Argentina Fernandez, Norma
Fernandez, Elba Iglesias, Mar
garet BuSto, Katherine Schiro,
Jewel Fernandez, Marjorie To-
rres, Olga Llaneza, esposos Por-
firio Gonzalez, Olga de la Paz,
Matilde Martinez, Maria Rob-
| erts, Palmira Martinez, Marta
San Martin, Laura del Rio, Ma
ria Lorenzo, Palmira Valdes,
Jennie Alvarez, Sra. Moran,
Sra. A. Morales, Ana Soriano,
Angie Greco, Olga Marenco,
Herminia Cueto, Consie Aispu-
ru, Magdalena Lorenzo, Lydia
La gaceta., 1938-01-10

70, Dora Sanchez, Mary Ba :
burn, Arlene Young.
Maria Chase, Lillian Hurst,
Mary Fernandez, Carmen Aces
ia, Lolita Betancourt, Marga-
ret Rodriguez, Francis Scanio,
Rosa Scanio, Aurora Moscato,
Mary Garcia, Margot Diaz, Do
ra de la Osa, America Martinez,
Carmen Rodriguez, Dora Blan-
20, Rosa de la Riva, Olga de la.
Riva, Rosa Puleo, jamie Casti-
glia, June Adams, Fortuna lilo,
vi Antinori, Rosa Bartolette, 10
Selma Acosta, Josefina Scaglio-
ne, Billie Scaglione, j. AntinO-
ri, Ella Fuente, Mary Longo,
J~osefina LOngo, Grace Setteca-
81, Tina Edward, Florinda ST.
fontes, Lily Alvarez, Olga Tin
nado, Pillar Esperanto, LuisaEs
~perante, Carmen Esperanto, O.
felia Canedo, Nela Case, Conchl
ia Cigarran, Dalia Mendez, Ro-
sa DENIM, Eloina Canal. Fran
els Cannella, Ann Decorte, Sra.
Tagliarini y otraS mas.
Centenares de j6venes.
La seccion de reereo y adorno
debe ser congratulate por su E.
xito.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
LA MATINEE DEL CENTRIC
ESPANOL

Concurridisima. Don Fran :
cisco TOGO un programa extra
ordinario,
La orquesta, en- honor de
Ramon Pi, que esta enfermo
en- ell sanatorio del Centre Es-
panol, TOGO LOS Milicianos" y
Ell pasodoble "No Pasaran."
He aqui los nombres de al :
gunas de las senoritas y seno-
ras asistentes: Eloina Lara
Grace Lara, Constance La
Monte, Annie La Monte, Lily
La gaceta., 1938-01-10

Palenzuela, Ligia Gonzalez, AL
Salgusiro, Rosita Sanchez,
Mary Brockway, Anita Paz,
Bessie Vetzell, Maria Parrino,
Elsie Alvarez, Leonora Suarez,
esposos F. Suarez, Hortensia A
lonso, Carrie LaNuez, Esperan-
"a Palacio, Catalina Fojaco, FL
ma Fernandez.
Zoila Fernandez, Carmen
Suarez, ssposos Emilio Solares,
esposos Jose Martinez, Falici-
dad Sanchez, Generosa San
chez, Lucy Fernndez, Secundi
ma Rodriguez, Olga Trujillo,
Ofelia Trujillo, Lydia Garcia,
Lola Fuente, Hilda Castro, He
len Echarte, esposos Benigno
Llano, Conchita Vega, Marga
rita Sanchez, Concha Y Dalia
Sanchez, Sofia Morales, Emeli
ma Noa, OLYMPIA Dfaz, Mary
Cacciatore, Rosita Barcel6, Nj
ia Arrange, Connie Cantu, Car
men D'Arrigo, Nellie Gentle,
Lydia Morales, Carmen Cano.
Nita Marenco, Onelia Martf :
neZ, esposos A. Cueto, Ann La
cara, Katherine Cappeilo, Con
suelo Alfonso, Olivia Garcia, 10
lita Gonzalez, Dalia Beiro,
Maggie Garcia, Lily Garcia, Fl
ma Fernandez, Zoila Fernan :
DEE ". una legion ntermina
BILE.
Felicitamos por ell exito al
nuevo Presidente Y a la nueva
Directiva.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
NOTAS SOCIALN
Las grandes Fiestas Sociales del Domingo
Toma de possession EN- Ell Centre Asturiano
Matinee en- ell Centric Espanol

| Carmen Vicari, Nena Vicari, TIE
resa Vicari, Laura F~icarrotta,
Josefina Chile, Mary Armente-
ros, Rosa de La Parte, Matilde
Llaneza, esposos Hector Cason,
esposos A. Perez, Marin Leto,
Ann Massaro, Catherine Maron,
Sara Santin, Maria Rodriguez,
Adela Sierra, Vivian Traina, He
len Martinez, Rose Gallo, Onelia
Gallo, Rita Longo, Lillian Diaz,
Laura Longo, Hilda Perez, E.
dith Pitisci, Mary Fernandez,
Carmen Garcia, Elvira Jimenez,
Jennie Guitian, Evelia Mcneil,
Mary Castillo, Ceferina Marti-
neg, Casilda Echeverria, Grace
Gonzalez, Rosa Bustillo, Zenai-
| da Garcia, Consuelo Areces, Re
qla Esp6lita, Sra. D. Gonzalez,
Sra. Phillip Giglia, Estela Val
des, Alice Valdes, Ofelia Pas
cual, Marta Franco, Fiji Mayol,
Bebe Diaz, Jesusa Torres, Car
men Torres, Sra. Gonzalez Pra
do, hija del primer presidente
del Centre Asturiano; Esposos
Claudio Gonzalez, esposos Celes
tino Fernandez, Hilda Garcia,
Luisa Fernandez, J. M. Fernan-
DEE, Sra. r. B. Diaz, Teresita y
Olivia Gonzalez, Zoraida Rubio,
Tsaura Velarde, Celia Cadre-
cha, Conchita Lopez, Edna Ia
pia, Mary Bryant, Helen Bryant
Ella Dfaz, L. Dfaz, Anita Ia
MARCO, Joaquina Tamargo, es-
posos Mario Rodriguez, Angela
Huerta, Juana Diaz, Lucy Val
des, Laura Faza, Viola Rodri-
guez, Mary L. Pedrero, Dinorah
Gonzalez, Mary Perez, esposos
A Perez, Gloria Rodriguez, Ro-
sa Romero, Josefina Villadon-
ga, Mary coodson, Lily Perez.
Audrey Neary. Maria Fernan-
deg, Tina Tolado, America Vaz-
quez, Virginia Coto, Angie Fer
nandez, Chela Perez, Julian Mo
ran, Olga Moran, esposos Mo-
ran, Maria Gonzalez, Anita Con
zalez, Anita Arduengo, Teresa e
Hilda Perez, Margaret Dfaz, A
da del Barrio, Severe la Fuente
~ esposa, esposos Felix Menen-
DEE, esposos Rene Rodriguez,
Hilda Blanco, Emilia Lopez,
Carmen Torres, Josefa Valdivia
Margaret Scolaro, esposos ANA
bic de la Tore, esposos M. Par
do, Mary Gomez, esposos Pedro
Blanco, Nora Garcia, esposos
Antonio Muhiz, esposos E. Sal
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
ENFERMO

Esta recfujdo en- Ell sanatorio
del Centre Asturiano, donde fue
ra operado, ell estimado amigo
Silverio Fernandez.
Por su restablecimiento ha-
cemos votos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
MATRIMONIO

Una boda distinguida la del
sabado.
Cristina Gonzalez, exreina del
Centre Asturiano, contrajo nup
cias con el correcto j6ven F,
Randazzo.
Hija la novia de nuestro esti-
mado amigo Julio Gonzalez, al
to empleado de La fabrica de
Garcia y Vega.
Felicitamos a la enamorada
pareja, digna de los mayores e.
Dos familias distfnguidas v
dos jovenes sinceros e intelligent
ties.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
La Nueva Directiva
EN- Ell CENTRIC ASTURIANo

La nueva directiva del Centre
Asturiano, presidida por ell Sr.
Justo Rodriguez, tom6 aver po-
session, en- I'm acto brillantisimo.
Sc pronunciaron discursos a.
lentadores y Sc do a conocer Ell
nombramiento del Sr. Baldome-
TO Fernandez Dfaz para presi-
dente de la Beneficeneia Astu-
riana.
A la / 100 Sc sirvi6 la comida
y a las 80 empez6 Ell bale con
las orquestas Sonora, dirigida
por ell professor Victor Gonzalez,
y la de Manuel Sanchez.
Betlisimas mujeres, caballe-
ros y jovencitos Sc agruparon
en- las grandes salas del Centre.
Temaron asiento en- una me-
So ell Sr.' Jose Martinez, presi-
dente del Comite Popular Demo
cratico; Pedro Ramirez Moya
secretario, Y nuestro director
Victoriano Manteiga.
Martinez y Manteiga fueror
invitados especialmente por e
Sr. Fernandez Dfaz, nuevo pre-
sidente de la Beneficeencia AS.
turiana, por conducto de Pedro
Ramirez Moya, Benjamin Blan
co y Ramonfn Rodriguez.
Senoras y sefioritas asisten
ties: Enriqueta Farfante, Mar!
Farfante, Obdulia Garcia, Ros;
Alfonso, Vicenta Longo, Ramo
ma Alvarez, Trina Rubio, Da
liza Juan Escobio, Evangelina L;
Fuente, Mary Alvarez, Blanc;
Fernandez, Josefina Fernandez
Mary Rodriguez, Margarita Fee
nandez, Rosa Farfante, 10 J,
Tudela; Aida Valenti, Mrs. Lui
Pia, esposos Bernardo Feliz, es
pesos Antonio Dfaz, Aracel
Gonzalez, Zenaida Santirso, Lee
nora Santirzo, Teresa Franco
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
ROLANDO.
Ell r N DE BOLOS PRO-
DUJO $3.50

DOco PC1.0O
Ell torneo de Bolos yerificado
aver en- La bolera de Palanque-
ia, en- la calle %, di6 para ell Fon
do de Leche, incluyendo ell rega-
10 de un caj6n de tabacos, 81 pc
SOS 80 centavos.
Varios particulars donaron
$3.50.
La Bolera es propiedad de
nuestro estimado amigo Eliseo
Rodriguez, un miliciano de la re
Etaguardia, a quien ayudan sus
hijos Romero y Eliseo. "Palan-
quota" es I'm factor de importan
oia en- ell establecimiento.
Tedos trabajaron ALI con ell
mayor entusiasmo. Ali saluda-
mos a nuestro buen amigo y am
tiguo subscriptor Fernando Su-
co.
Miguel Rodriguez regal6 I'm
caj6n de tabacos puros, ''quee-
nes", Ell que produjo la primera
vez $1,000. Etelvino Fernandez
a quien lie correspondi6, hubo
de regalarlo y Sc sorted de nue.
vo, con un rendimiento de $50.
LIE TOGO al Sr. Juan Fernandez
0Cangrejo)) que 10 regal6 al p1
blieo. "Palanqreta" hizo el re-
parto y Sc fum6 de 10 bueno. La
marca Sc llama R6dito yes due
no de ella ell Sr. Rodriguez.
FL Comite da las gracias a to-
dos los que participaron en- el
torneo y particularmente a los
companeros Francisco Fernan-
DEE, Regime Rodriguez Y Area
dio Jimenez.
Pasara Ell diAero al fondo de
leche del Comite Popular Deme
cratico. Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10
ENFERMO

Sc encuentra enfermo de cui-
dado Ell Sr. Jerome Regensburg,
de la firma que lleva su nombre.
Caballero amable, ciudadano
inteligente, nosotros deseamos
su pronto recuperaci6n.
Els atendido con Ell mayor cui-
dado.
La gaceta., 1938-01-10

OAA@ PdkdiS 0lu 0lS-
comfort. Small size only IS cents.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams of DanvilIe.
Illinois, says, 81 had no ambition
and was terribly nervous. Your Tab
lets helped my periods and built me
up" Try them next month.
Montana labor news., 1938-11-10

A German refugee struggled $4,000 into
England by hiding the money in a bale Of
hops. The Nazis must be hopping mad,
Montana labor news., 1938-11-10

four or five cars was on the road. This con-
clusively shows the strict relationship be-
tween auto accidents and darkness, or any
degree of diminishing daylight visibility.
This brings up the related questions OF
maximum speed, effectiveness of auto head
lights. brake control and other vital factors
affecting the safety of traffic on the high
WAYS. But after all, light, or the absence OF
light, seems to be the controlling factor in
the element of hazard.
Summing up the major factors in the case
of this continuous record of highway acct
dents and fatalities, the conclusion is the
necessity for better lighting ON our highways
at night. Individual automotive equipment
has shown to be Ineffective in preventing
these mounting fatalities. This means that
the whole system of highway lighting must
be considered and acted upon, with sys-
tematic %thoroughness of examination and
adequacy of remedy.
Montana labor news., 1938-11-10
Dies Committee Exposed

Whenever there is an upsurge OF organized
labor the re%actionaries become frightened.
In an effort to wean public opinion away from
progressive labor and political action, the
vested interests have always thrown up
smokescreens of hysteria. The obvious reason
is that by hurting names, charging treason
and so on, the middle class and the morgan
lied sections of the working class can be
frightened away.
Il was on a wave of "anti-B olshevism" that
he nightmare of German fascism was
ushered in. The goddess, barbaric Hitler
Nazis shrieked about the RED Menace to
German homes and to religion. Everybody
is well aware now, of course, that 1t was
through the maniacs of fascism that German
homes we're destroyed, and religious persons
prosecuted. ~,
lust such a manifestation Of tory filters
is the Dies Committee. It is becoming IN
creasingly apparent to the average man ana
woman of America that the Dies Committee
is the most sUn-American" public body ever
TO have been set up in the United States.
Even the members of the committee itself
are threatening to withdraw because OF the
harm it is trying to do, and because OF the
stencil attached to its name.
Montana labor news., 1938-11-10
A Few Samples Of Progress

A gathering Of scientists has just told us
that not only is the 200-inch telescope now
being mounted twice as large as any known
before; but that photography has improved
so fast that the new instrument will give
nearly four times the information it would
have given a dozen years ago. Which gives
us some sort of measure of progress in mat
tiers which affect us a lot more closely. Silk
without any silkworm is a fact, and several
million dollars are going into a factory for
this new cloth. How will this affect the silk
raisers of Japan and the cotton raisers of
u own South?
We still talk about the "age of iron" but
we've passed it. We are in the age of alloys.
The steel we now make has one or more or
half a dozen substances in it-tin, manganese,
tungsten, chromium, vanadium, nickel. Take
away some of these metals, and half our
machine shops would need remodeling.
The first mechanical flight, 35 years ago
next December II, carried one of the Wright
brothers a little over 1000 feet. A flying boat
has been launched but not put in service as
yet which will carry useful load of more
than 10000 pounds for a good deal more
than 1000 miles.
These are just samples. Mans power over
nature is vaster than ever before, and grow
ing constantly. VIII that power be used fol-
the good of all mankind; or in the holocaus
of war?