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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacle--So. 6th and M ats. Rev
Dwight II Ferguson. pastor. SUNDAY
sohool Dab a. m: services. IL a m
and 7.30 p m. Ring service at camp
ground, Both and Mckinley ave, 6 80
D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15

Even more irritating than her
talking is their bold way of conn.,
ing with US every time and letting
my husband pay all the admis-
sions. They never offer to pay
and can afford it more than we
can.
They always want to know
where we have gone and what
we did when we entertained other
friends. Then. too. they act in
dignant and hurt II they see
guests come to our house and
they have not been invited.
Surely, Miss Grey, there must
be way to handle such snoopy
friends who cannot mind their
own business. To call them
trouble-makers is a mild way of
putting it.
Would il be wise to come right
out and tell them we have had
enough of their actions XXX.
l think you are wasting your
time worrying about persons
who show such poor taste.
After all. you don't have to let
them know when you are 60
ing to show. and If they do
find it out and insist on going
with you, it won't hurt your
husband to volunteer the infor-
nation that he can't afford to
pay their way. A few times like
that ought to teach them a les
son and as general rule.
sponger won't inflict his COM
pany upon you when he finds
out he can't impose on the fell
low who has been too good
sport"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15

Ihst-DlRlslon ave. and ! sts
seeond-So. o4th and Warner.
Ihird-Wnght ave and East 1 st
Iourth-945i7 Broadway.
Iirst-Lake Stsilacoom
sacrament Is the subject Of the
Lesson Sermon which will be read In
daY
Golden Text: The hour com.th.
and now is. when the true worshsisp-
pers shall worship the Fathsr in
spirit and in truth for the Father
sseseth SUCH to worship him John
I 231
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson Sermon Ia the fol-
loving from the Bible u am the
llYins bread which came down from
heaven. II any man eat Of this bread
ne shall live for ever. and the bread
that will give Is my flesh. which I
VIII give for the lie OF the world"
John 8. 81.
The Lesson Sermon also includss
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key % the scrip
lures b. Mary Baker EDDY. 1t ia
the living Christ. the practical Truth.
@nlch makes Jesus the resurrection
and the life 70 all who follow MIN
IN deed. ObfYing his precious pre-
cepts following his dsmonstfstion
50 far as We sppfehend it-Ue drink
OF his cup. partake OF hi1 bread. are
baptized With his purity ana At last
Ne shall rest. sit down with him. n a
illi understanding Of the divine Pm
elpk winch tFlumphs over death
-. 81. ii-2z1
CHURCH OF TIE orrs BIBLE
Adams street 1hapsI-so l7th and
Adams heY Fred Hofnshuh pastor
sunday school s&5 a M Services
Inursdzy. 7f5 p N
faith hission-Summlt Road Rev.
" A Scott. pastor SUNDAY school
% m Services. II a m also
Wednesday and Friday. Tss5 . m
fsith IemPle-zlti ana sts Pew
school s.4b m. Services II M
and , As . n Sermons @T=ns Great
est Bleskins Obtalns BE and Pale
ttins Yesterday. Today and Tumor-
roE-
fOSGHEGAIIOSAL
first-DlYislon ave. ard J - Rev
Holland Burr. d. D. pastor sunday
school Q 30 n Church . Join
with Emmanuel Presbyterian church
for communion services which Nlli
continue through sumner. During
first half q sumner, services viii
be held a. Emmanuel Presbyterian,
sth and J sts. with Rev. Burr preach
ing on Great Bible Personals ties
and Their Messages for the Prese NJ
DAY Sermon this Sunday a. II a
m viii be Jonah. The FIRST Inter
nationalist Rev Harold 2 Long
conducting.
Piymoufh--so 45th and PARK ave
/ Rev. J. J. PTuitt. pastor Summer
services 10 30 a m. including classes
/ for the children. senior sermon
What Happens 70 jonah junior
Sermon illustrated Tai People
P1lgnm--Eo. 2sth and Warner
! Arthur RUIZ. minister. Rev KaaA- G
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15

Eternal Truth bpir1tuaiiat Church
OF Amsrles-i3tn ana FaEeetl ave
Rev. " n Bsagham. pastor In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15
EPISCOPAL
INDEPtNpI NJ

Indepen BibIe Church - Diw-
sion ave. and q st Rev. Roy Tai.
madgo Brumbaugh. pastor Sunday
school, e.4o a m. services. II a m.
and 3 y. m. prayer at d. m.
meeting OF young groups. tbs %. m
Sermons. The Invisible Allies OF tho
Christian" and What God In Doing
About the Jew, Gentle and Church
IN a World OF War. Persecution. De-
struction and Unbelief."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-15
kAI.NAIInx AMY

Corp. No. f---i0s 80 isth - Major
Kafi Williams captain Sunday senool
. 30 a IA Services. ~ = ~. and 7 30
.. m street saEsicSa. 10 % "a ana
2 q m Z p l. Q . m
Corps No 2--itls 30 18Th o. kf
and Mrs O. Pssgsonl captains Con-
zfess meeting IN Seattle.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
MAN HAS BIG
NEVADA PLACER

Reference to work of a former
White Sulphur Springs miner is
contained in this clipping from the
June issue Of the California Min
ing World:
G. K. Roscoe, who has recently
been making his headquarters at
Nevada City, Cal, reports prelimin-
airy testing on what will probably
be a very extensive gold gravel de-
posit.
To date he and associates have
done preliminary work on 40 mil
lion yards which is but a small
portion of the immense deposit
which spreads over 100 sections of
land being known as Grand Wash
and located near Lake Mead, the
Boulded Dam reservoir, 127 miles
northeast of Las Vegsa.
Concentration of COnglOmerate Bed
Roscoe describes the deposits as
concentration from a massive con-
glomerate bed. Due to its loose
ness, he states, it is planned to test
it with shafting instead of with
drills So far it has been tested
to a depth of 25 feet but much OF
it runs to so feet.
1t is planned to secure water
from Lake Meade and to use a
bucket-line type of dredger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
Mechanic Turns Promoter
And Turns $4,000 Into One
Of Worlds Great Fortunes

Tbrven years ago 3syearold selfaugh mecnan
cal engin
thao Of mar automobiles
spneng ND overnight difficult to get started AT TINS
ar he raised SIS 600 20
mechanical was Henry Ford d VINO b
partners were lawyers accepted shares as
of machnsH
n and Horace stock for work done or onte
owned shop tord
lieu of rent there was also
value OF one snare Oh stO0A
"o 81 che her HOLDINGS for &26O,OOO
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
COOLEY GRAVEL
HAS FINE OUTFIT
ON INDIAN CREEK

TOWNSEND-The Cooley Gravel
Company. c. G. Cooley of Chilli
Gothic, Missouri. president. has re-
sumed dredging operations after
moving its dragline gold dredge
from the Pactolus placer at Pine
cliffe, Colorado, to a deposit on
Indian Creek near Townsend, TAX
ing over ground on which the Han
sen interests attempted dry land
dredge operations several years
ago.
The dredge has been revamped
to include jigs for gold recovery
and individual electric motor drives
have replaced Diesel power The
mechanical gold recovery equipment
design was made with the assis-
lance of the Pan-American Engin-
eering Company of Oakland, Cali
fornia Controls to all electric
motors are incorporated in a cen
trail control panel. Excavation is
done by means of the new type of
Bucyrus-Monighan walking dragline
which is powered by a 2,3OO-volt,
25-horsepower motor, with Ward
Leonard electric swinging system
The company estimates that 100000
cubic yards will be run through
the Bodinson washing plant dur
ing the first month of operation.
Since Indian Greek Is an inter-
mittent stream a high-pressure
pump and 5000 feet of eight-inch
pipe to the Missouri river are used
as standby fresh water supply
units. Testing of the deposit indi-
Gates from to 10 years of life for
the operation.
L. M. Cooley of Townsend is
manager; V. C. Wright, superin-
tendent;. Hal Sayre, mining engin-
eer; ]. D. Britain, foreman; and
Morgan Williams, bookkeeper.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29


Today the business that began IN
the small two-story frame structure
in Detroit's Mack avenue reaches
virtually every country OF the
world. employs directly upward OF
10000 workers and lists assets, ac-
cording to its most recent financial
statement, of 1891, 911, 949.3o. IL is
wholly owned by Henry and cara
Bryant Ford and their son Edsel.
Whether the meteoric success that
attended the venture begun on
June 16, 1903, was due to the me-
chanical genius of Henry Ford or
to the business ability of the men
he was able to bring into the COM
pany probably never will be ans
wered unequivocally. Certain 1t Is,
however, that it was Ford who in
sisted upon allotting himself only
a modest salary and turning back
into expansion the profits that came
in undreamed of volume.
OvercOmes Litigation
1t was Ford, too, who insisted
upon contesting the Selden patent
suit, most famous of all litigation
developing in connection with the
progress of the motorcar industry.
The suit, which accused Ford of in
fringing upon a motor patent, was
filed against him soon after he
started his company in 1908. 1t was
in the courts for eight years before
Ford won a final victory and-as
he subsequently emarked-created
his own competition.
Is Not Through
Ford, who will be n years old
few weeks hence, still looks ahead
to further accomplishments. He
startles you with a matter-of-fact
assertion that he can. under GER
tain conditions, apply mass produc
ton principles to- the manufacture
of airplanes and within six months
have 1000 machines a day leaving
his factories.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29

The Importance of this course is
indicated by the fact that by means
of catalytic reactions, gasoline OF
highest quality. including super
aviation fuel. synthetic rubber, and
toluene-raw material for the man
ufacture of TNT-can be produced
in enormous quantities from pet
roleum.
With the consent and approval
of Universal Oil Products Company.
a leader in the development Of
catalytic and other refining pro-
cesses. DR.. Jacque c. Morrell, as
sociate director of research of Uni
cersal and an inventor of note, will
teach one phase of the course in
catalysis. The other phase will be
in charge of DR.. " l. Komarewsky,
also member of Universal's re-
search staff and at the same time
a professor at Armour Institute.
DIR. Morrell will draw upon his
experience in discussing the practi-
cal application of catalysis in the
oil industry, particularly new me-
thods of preparing high anti-knock
motor fuels, synthetic rubber and
toluene, of which he is the coin
ventor, and will demonstrate these
reactions in laboratory experiments
The following topics. among
others, will be presented by DR.
Morell: thermal cracking, catalytiC
cracking, catalytic INCORPORATION
dehydrogenation and cyclization
cataIytic pOlymizeration, catalyti'
aIkylation, synthetic petroleum BY
the -Tropsch process, des
tructive INCORPORATION processes
and synthetic hydrocarbons gen
EARLY, including lubricants. resins
and pure compounds.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
VOLUNTEERS FOR DEFENSE

OKLAHOMA CITY-Services of
Oklahoma's Oil Conservation De-
partment in protecting oil interests
from fifth column" activities was
offered state and local defense
counsels by w. ]. Armstrong, Chief
of the group that operates under
the corporation commission.
Major defense work in southwest
is that of protecting oil industry
from fifth column activities, Arm
strong said. He explained that his
group is authorized to investigate
and make arrests and his deprat-
ment may prosecute acts which
further oil and gas waste, adding
that will cover sabotage
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
PIONEER PLACER
IS EMPLOYING 30

The Pioneer Placer Dredging
Company is continuing to employ
about 80 men at dts property at
lGoldcreek. The property is owned
in fee by the Pioneer concern,
which is so per cent owned by the
Lucky REORGANIZATION Gold Min
ing company and 40 per cent by the
Yuba Associated Engineers. New
ton Cleveland, of San Francisco, is
consulting engineer. Management of
the Pioneer Placer operations is
under the supervision of the Yuba
Associated engineers. Harlan
Thompson is resident manager at
GOldcreek and M. e. Howard is
dredgemaster. The dredge is
equipped with 9-cubic foot digging
buckets.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
U. S. WILL LOAN
Ten MILLION TO
FIND MINERALS

WASHINGTON-The senate pas
sed and sent to the house a bill
to provide $1O.OOO,OOO in govern
ment loans for developing strate-
gic and critical mineral needed for
national defense.
The loans, to be made by the
Reconstruction Finance corporation
and limited in each case to $780,
900. would be used to develop de-
posts of strategic and critical min
erals and other metallic and non
metallic minerals Under exist
ing law and RIGS mining loans
are restricted to corporations or In
dividuals engaged only in the de-
velopment of gold, silver, tin OF
gold and silver deposits.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
SILVER CABLE
SHIPPING $50
TONS PER DAY

If present trial test runs are sue
cessfuI the Walla Walla Leasing
and Development Company will con-
tinue production at the present
rate. The company is operating the
Silver Cable mine in Montana about
eight miles from Mullan, Idaho
ore is trucked at the rate OF about
$50 tons in "a hours to the Silver
Crescent mill between kellogg and
Wallace, Idaho, a distance of 26
miles. H. Herman Miller of Wal
lace. is acting president and gen
eral manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
TAKE BLACK bull

MAIDEN-The Ring interests
have made a deal with Mrs. Suffer,
wife of the late DR.. Suffer, con-
corning the Black Bull claim at
Maiden. The Ring interests of
Chicago lost a legal action against
DR.. Suffer last winter.
Jim Brown of Chicago represent
ed the Ring interests last year
when the property was being oper-
ated. 1t is reported that work
will be resumed soon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
ALL.ADIN Mine
is ENLARGING
MILL CAPACITY

Expenditure amounting to a
round $4,000 is repeatedly planned
by the Aladdin Gold Mining and
Milling Company for its property
located in Mineral county, about
~ miles south of St Regis. Flota-
ton equipment and a new ball mill
of larger capacity will be installed.
Operations for the current season
are being started under the general
management of Daniel Murphy o.
Gem, Idaho, who also is vice-presi-
dent of the company. Fred Dow
is president.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
CHARLES DEISS
JOINS USGS FOR
MOUNTAIN SURVEY

Charles Deiss, paleontologist at
Montana State university. has been
appointed assistant geologist with
the United States geological survey
for the summer months and expects
to start work soon on a survey
near the North Fork of Sun River.
The survey will require several
seasons to complete.
Prof. Deiss is an outstanding
authority on the Devonian forma-
tions of Montana, having done ex-
tensive work in the Rocky Noun
tains west of Choteau.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
REFUSE WAGE INCREASE

SALT LAKS CITY-Ralph H.
Rasmussen, International executive
board member of district No. of
United Mine, Mill & Smelter Work
ers, announced negotiations for a
new contract embodying a 25-cent-
a-day wage increase were termin-
ated by operator negotiators head
ed by James Wade of the Tintic
Standard Mining Co.
Ten thousand mine, mill and
smelter workers in Utah would be
affected by any action the union
might take against mining com
panies of Utah, exclusive of the
Utah Copper Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
TOOLE COUNTY
TOOIe County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE

ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
VIM, NJ. Hanlon to Ign W; Nash lSs
SW4Ss1 sE3sWa, 6. EaNW4 s4sBa Z.
NiNEi 26,s7..1 west. ssNEs sRsNWi
sASW5 !, NE3sEt sW3SE3 II, WaNE4
- RELEASE OF OIL & GAS LEASE
Lloyd CallisOn to Sophia Jones NE3NWi
ISsNw4 NE3SW4 10 slNE4. WasEa Is
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
g. Z. Ganogly to A, I. Thompson
1-s Of 1es on Lots S-4-5-6, ElSWt wa
r Rayf field G. KHngier to Alexa Dwire
2I9s. on Lots & 2, shNEa SEA 3-S2-
4ie5a Dwl wire to g., J. j. >. Usher ~ on Lots
g. +. Gollogly to A. o.; Greenwood
Is of 10 on Lots 3, 4, 5, g. E4SW4
wtsE5t sS1,d,.,, West es w.,.on ,,... 80
on O. sW II ' iaSsl Vest " E'i'0n 1 mace l3'
G. f. Gallogly to Jean p Hurry 1-16
Of re on !siN,wa NsSwa $685. West.
65c,d r. Ga rigs e G. wllbe e5 Cline Cline 4
4-5,S Essws ~" wssEs s-s7,ii v West, S
G. L. GalOgy to VIM G Reimer 1-16
Of 10 on Lots $3.50. Easws wssE4
Margaret Rising to Martha Johnston
lis of 10 on SW8 s4SE4 %. Easel
u ~. GdlOEly TO J0nn Is. Amos. ] y
Of 10 on Lots 1886. E3Swa w1sE4
l6-H-1 West
G. +. Gallogly to Harry Kaufman 1-16
Of ~. nWi 1882 West
of 1e6 on WSNW3 3-34-1 West.
C. +. Galloglv to Alvin Yollum 1-16
Of 1Ss on NsNWl S1SW4 1882 West
lester L. Gillespie 2A9o on SEA 22-36-
4 West.
G. 2. Gallogly to Walton L. Mace
/. F. McCurdy to Walton L. Mace 1es
on S3SW3 A. SEA EtNE4 5-35-4 West
L. r. McCurdv to G. F. GallOgly 1-2
of 10 on S}SW4 f. SEA E1NE4 5-35-4W
G. f. Gallogly to John E. Benson &
Bertha Benson IS of 10 on S3NW1
NASW3 $50 West.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
BASIN Mill
BEING MOVED TO
MERCURY MINE

It is reported that the 3O0-ton
flotation mill and other equipment
on the Katie-Hope or Jib property
have been sold by the Jefferson
Development Company to the Mer-
curry Corporation of America. The
mill is being dismantled and moved
from it's present location near Basin.
to a mercury property two miles
from Morton. Washington, in Lewis
County. William S. Barquist of
Basin is manager of the Jefferson
concern.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
I.ABOR BOARD UPHELD

SAN FRANCISCO-The national
labor relations board was upheld in
U. S. circuit court of appeals de-
cision directing Sunshine Mining
Co. of Kellogg, Idaho, to pay back
wages to employees involved in a
1887 strike called by the C. 1. o.
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Union. The amount of back pay
involved was estimated at a mini
mum of $338,O0O and maximum
of $1,288,00O.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
OVER THE COUNTER
PLACER NINE CLAIMS ON OIL

The Senate committee on public
lands and surveys has favorably re-
ported H. r. $3.50, dealing with
placer mining claims for oil, oil
shale, and gas. This bill requires
notice of claims to be filed in local
land offices, would terminate claims
that are not maintained by required
assessment expenditures, but does
not affect valid existing claims nor
is it retroactive.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
GLACIER COUNTY
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
BY Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT ANK. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
willard s. Thompson to A. L Wilkin-
son 10 N3NW4 Sec. 1925.
Same to same 19o Lots /, ), 6, Sec.
1926.
Same to same 10 Lot 0. of the sw4
SW3 Sec. 81 1875.
G. f. Gallogly to Madeleine Bonito
1-16 of 10 SEA NlSW3 Sec. 80. M
Il. o. Peterson to S. A. Hole 2qS
SE3SW3 Sec 1886.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
ASKS NINE PATENT

E. Ray Grigg of Bozeman, has
filed application for mineral patent
for the Granite Mountain Nos. 1, 2
and 3, Washington, Lincoln, Grant.
Roosevelt and Wilson lode mining
claims in Township South Range
3 West, containing 144.493 acres.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
Synthetic Rubber Made
By CataIytic Reactions

the industry which likely play
Institute Technology The
on and contnu weeks
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
CH0UTEAU COUNTY
By ChOuteau County Abstract Co.
FORT BENTON. MONTANA

OIL DEED AND ROY. ASST
Edwin Peterson. Jr. to Ludwig S.
Rigler ct ux 1-8 Of 10 of 1000 inter
est oil & gas NsNE4 23-26-3.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
w r. WoOdson to John A. McBradv
be5 of OIL & Gas also 08 1885, Of cash
bonus sale of oil & gas from land 9,
10. H. IA. 15-22-14.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
Ships 100 Tons OF
Silver Concentrates

Ed Kleis of Great Falls reports
the shipment last week of 100 tons
of silver-lead concentrates from his
mill at Neihart, a lotion selective
flotation plant that is operating
on ore from the Broadwater mine
which Kleis with George Spehm is
operating The mill is located on
the railroad, right in the town of
Neihart and is employing 10 men.
More than 90 per cent of all
motor-vehicle trips are for distances
of less than 80 miles, according
to the U. s. Public Roads Admins
tration.
SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO
THE sUNBURST BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29
Here and There.

NJ Depew who pointed out no"
weakened the old adage that ECONOMY
thrift he
rich of today have made their wealth Dy %
created the moderate fortunes
who ambitious 10 rise
plOdde heed these qualities that command
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29

his and when ne
dscouragingy sna
obtain competence at or 90
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-29

do not get
before the man busy his profession IN hn@
his desk.
likely that requires much more money imam M
the returns that come
Investments gamble on horses caI0S OF
with invariable final loss and possibly ""s" "io'-
what LEGITIMATE probability OF the
rewards within time? The answer IN
is appropriation of the stores OF
hat aay exist when thoroughly business basis
the all productive mdus~'S'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Knudsen Clears
Many Contracts
A<IIINGTo<

WASHINGTON William =
Kaudssn. chief of the nstlonsl 30.
feese eesnmis.snn.. prrauetirn ~
visitor. announced ~ rad cleared
81 40 go 100 - army ard navy
contracts between Ialy ard July
~
A Anax hst - made sshsse IN.
clnaess msny contrasts previously
snrrs4nesa w tA< army ard navy
TIE fallo~sas. he~svsr. ssss not
he,tsxsd 10 A.xs b~~n assesc*<ss
hlthertol
Ryan AeseHsusiest esssp, Ser
Diego. csilf. slrpianss. ssofaose.
Consolidated Aifvtsft Cssp. ssn
nsswo canf. slspssnss stssei..
stg lieslax Aircraft q. Seattle.
alrpisnss 81 al sac. Aslsts.s
Manufacturing Corp. nu~wsy
cslts ssfplNne. 81 Ma sss
uensssl Enssnesfses ard Dry.
iosks. Aismesi.. cslsf. net Tan.
.isr-. s. ala 600 Puget aeasa Nsvs
Ysra sssplsne wrecsiHf assvsess.
ssso coo LAKE. Washington ahsr.
yard. lIsuxhten. Wash net ter.
sssss. u.pis ,oce. Commercial ifun
WORKS. Portland. Ore. net ten,
sisfs. 81 asa sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Russia May Gain
More Poland Land

LONDON Polish circles IN
London reported to-day that Ger.
many Is considering cession Of her
governor generally" 81 Poland 70
The Soviet Union in order to COM
pensAte Russia for German DON'T
nation in the Balkans. The report
sas uneonfirmed elsewhere.
The reported plan. said 10 he
under discussion by German and
Soviet officials. emissions founda-
ton o. a Polish-soviet republic,
With a constitutional status stint
lar to other Russian republics.
made up Of the provinces II War
saw. Lubln. Lodz and keilce. Ger
many. however. would retain
southern Gslieia 10 prevent the
soviets from obtaining common
border With Slovskia and % serve
as a German corridor 10 RumRnis
and her rich oil fields. the Polish
sources said
II was pointed out that ihe pro-
posed plan would create another
difficulty for Great Britain since
that country officially has COM
mitted itself 10 restoration II Pol
ish independence, Yet Great Brit
ain, 10 date. has refrained from
demanding restitution Of the Pol
ish area conquered by the Soviet
Union last September.