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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-06

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-06

ChOuteau. Fergus Counties Still Lead
as Principal Grain Growing Areas;
Hill and Valley Are Next; IS COun-
ties Produce IS Percent state Total
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-06

SEND IN a CONTRIBUTION TO THE sUNBURsT BADGKR
Evening star., 1940-05-19

DRUSHING those ugly dandruff
- scales off your clothing is only
a feeble makeShlft If you're troubled
with a case of infectious dandruff. as
so many people are. For dandrutf is
often due to germs.
What you need for this condition
is real medication that treats an in
feCtlOn in a sensible way with anti
septic therapy. And if you're wise you
Will start right now with Listerine
Antiseptic and massage. 1t may
achieve for you the same amazing re-
suits it achieved for SO many others.
Kills "B0iiip Bnciiiux"
The treatment is easy, delightful.
and can be applied at home. Just
douSe LiSterlne Antiseptic on the
scalp full strength morning and
night Massage hair and scalp vigor-
ously and persistently. In clinical
tests infectious dandruff sufferers
were delighted to find that this
treatment brought rapid improve
ment in most cases.
LiSterine Antiseptic is effective
against so many cases of infectious
dandruff because it kills millions of
Evening star., 1940-05-19
LONE SURVIVOR
Continued from preceding pose

denly he was on his feet, his hands
pressing against ms temples. He was
listening to the sound OF men dying!
He heard the captain whisper
hoarsely: "Chl0rine.t
Fumes OF deadly poison were raw
aging the ar. Water had gotten into
the batteries. He understood very
we'll Ii was the horror OF all subma-
rines. The chemical formula brought
about by the mixture set OFT an m
sidlous and rapid poison gas. The brass
work corroded with fostering green
slush. He gripped the voice tube.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Herr captain - is there anything
can do? Is there anything can do?'
But he knew the answer. The very
silence was his answer. There was
nothing that he could do to help.
There was nothing anyone could do.
He stood at the tube. beating his Inst
against his head. He listened to the
weird and horrible gaSpS OF dying
men. He heard prayers halt muttered.
He heard a scream. He heard the thud
of falling bodies. Shut off from them,
he was safe, and helpless.
The ship Topped up above the sur
face. He saw water dripping from the
eye-ports He knew that it would not
be long before the bombwracked sub
marine would fill and sink again -
Evening star., 1940-05-19

the germs associated with this dam
druff condition, including PityrOs-
porum Ovale. This strange bottle
bacillus is recognized by outStand-
ing dandrutf specialists as cauSa-
tive agent of infectious dandruff.
improvement in 1870 Of
Test Cases
Rabbits inoculated with PityroS-
porum Ovale developed definite
dandruff symptoms which disap-
peared shortly after being treated
with Listerine Antiseptic daily.
And in dandrutf clinic. 76'' of
humans who used LiSterine Anti
septic and massage twice a day
showed complete disappearance of
or marked improvement in the Symp-
toms of dandruff within 80 days.
Don't Delay. Use Lisfprinp NOW
If you have any evidence of in
fectious dandruff . if your scalp
itches and burns start with
Listerine Antiseptic and massa
right now neglect may aggravS.ve>
the symptoms. Lambert Pharmacal
Co., St Louis, Mo.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

the latch on the front door and above
him he could hear her dry sobblng.
lie pushed himself out into the morn
ing. The daylight hurt his eyes and
wet them. and there was IN his nos
trlls the strong, sweet scent OF the
earth and the sea. An hour later he
bought the ioodstutfs and met the
officer. They started back. :.
He sat very still. waiting tor the
boat to crack open and sink. They had
blown the ballastS and were coming
up again But now he heard stran-
gled cry through the tubes. and sud-
Evening star., 1940-05-19

grip the iron ladder to steady himself.
HIS eyes swan with smartlng; his
mind became a vague chaos and he
could not clear it. Yet he stumbled to
the battery door Then he knew no
man could possibly have breathed this
fetid chlorine -choked atmosphere and
lived. But he was compelled to look
Death lay everywhere around HIM.
He saw Carl, his face like chalk. two
inches OF Shiny water swrllng about
his ears. Everywhere were arms and
legs and cold, dead faces. IRE car
caSses Of vonng men rotting in The ram
Richard screamed. He screamed IN
Evening star., 1940-05-19

dead. but he had been the fortunate
one who had drawn the long straw
His heart did not beat SO fast now.
and he gazed toward the shore. He
remembered shabby farm house. the
roof caved IN and the tagged walk
overgrown with moss, and Tonla who
wanted only the earth and peace.
He climbed beyond the rail and
began to swim. He left himself on the
submarine. The man who swan was
a Portuguese farmer whose arbors OF
grapes would be very purple anL
very fat.
The End
Evening star., 1940-05-19

forever. He unscrewed the hatch
above him and climbed onto the
bridge 1t was only she'll. Halt OF 1t
had been torn away The submarine
bow was still under, and the ait end
stuck up. 1t was hopelessly damaged.
But he saw that shore was not Tar oil.
The tide was swift and they were
drifting toward 1t.
Quickly, now that there was ar, he
Jumped back down into the escape
compartment. He labored with the
Evening star., 1940-05-19

sanely at all the men in the control
room: "Shipmates! Shlpmates" and
then he began to cry.
lie climbed the ladder. He Climbed
through the escape compartment ana
up to the top. He sucked breath INTO
his lungs, and he saw the blue SKY
and the yellow rays ot the rising sun.
The U-boat was wobblng crazlly.
and looking down, he saw that they
had drlltcd onto a sand bar. The deck
of the boat was awash now, but he
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Not lust a starch. Not ust a starch.
This is that surprising hot starchlng IN
vention in poudered torm) that pre-
pares. ''readies" your things perfectly
for quick and easy ironing Makes you
lust naturally iron skillfully. Won t
stick Won't Scorch. Your iron fairly
Evening star., 1940-05-19

hair at various places. and
apply Listerine Antiseptic
right along the part with a
medicine dropper. to avoid
wetting the hair excessively.
Always follow with vigor-
Gus and persistent massage
with fingers or a good hair
brush. Continue the treat
ment so long as dandruff is in
evidence. And even though
you're free from dandruff. en-
JOY Listerine massage once
a week to guard against in
fection. Listerine Antiseptic
is the same antiseptic that
has been famous for more
than so years as mouth
wash and gargle.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

hatch to the con-
troll room. At last
he jerked it open.
Then he stood
back, unable to
endure the odor
that reeked up
through it, swirl
ing in a cone to
the airy hatch
above.
But when the
first rush OF the
tight hot poison
had escaped and
there had been
time for AIR to get
down inside: he
climbed the lad
der below He
d to find
someone W HON
he could bring
out. But now his
face burned. His
throat was torn
with a fit of dry
coughing. I he
ndor was foul,
and he had to
Evening star., 1940-05-19
REVELATION /!

glides over the clothes. Wrinkles Just
disappear. Fabrics perk up back
comes their new look and feel Note the
beauty and delicate fragrance in all your
finished pieces. There's new-tound Joy,
speed and loveliness in all your lronlngs.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

elm be d dow n
and stood waist
deep IN 1t. He be
came aware that
something was
sticking to his
shirt and he saw
that it was a long
piece OF straw.
He did not
know how it had
gotten there or
managed to cling
to him. But he
realized with sud"
den and binding
clarity that lie
itself was as iag-
lie as that straw
which had guided
him 10 Tonla. and ,
later had bred a
restlessneSS that
took HIM to the
escape Compart-
nent at a precise
moment. lie WAS
no better or worse
than those who
Law below HIM
Evening star., 1940-05-19
the Treatment

MEN:Douse full
strength Lister
inc Antiseptic
on the scalp
m Orn ing a n u
mig hit. WON
EN-: Part the
Evening star., 1940-05-19
50 Easy row

to get perfect hot starchlng
liquid in seconds - without boiling
or stove-cooking. Just cream Quick
Elastic Hot Starching powder in cool
water. now, add bubbling hot water
- YOUR work is over. You have
perfect and complete hot starchlng
LIQUID. Add nothing else. just water
No Jumps or scum to fight. No waste,
Science can't make more complete
starching and ironing powder.
And just see how lovely and fresh it
makes all your starchables. 1t pene-
trates. Goes into and through =. not
lust on. Yet, at the touch of water, 1t
''lets CO. hushes away instantly,
CARRYING the dirt with it. Naturally,
clothes last :. they need less harsh
washing. Use Quick Elastic Hot
Starching for everything on which
YOU use hot starch.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Yes, Quick Elastic Hot Starching gives you
wonderful ironings and a high>speed, easy way
to make perfect and complete hot starching
LIQUID And it won't add cent to your present
laundry expenses
Used by million or more women, Quick
Elastic Hot Starching can bring happiness to
you. Try it on your next basket of freshly
washed things. Get the buttercup yellow pack
age. Learn that hot starching and ironing can
be real pleasures. Try it this week.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

A shortcut. A quick, easy way TO get not
srarching liquid that makes things iron up beau
tifuIly and speedily. Made in litfy. You just
add water to Quick Elastic Hot Starching pow
der and in twinkling YOU'RE readyto dip your
things Nothing else to add. No boiling NO
stove>cooking.
Now, just see how your iron glides over the
things you've dipped in this perfect hot starch
ing LIQUID revelation in ironing. Clothes look
njsA Soe foh fwftY and happily.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
E~NTREGADOS NJ OTORES
ROLLS ROYCE MERLIN EN-
WRIGHT FIELD

WaShi Eton, in 10 3.-Mo
torres ingIeSes hollis Royce Mer
i han sido entregados va, pa
IA experimentation, en- ell ae-
rodromo Wright, Dayton, o.
las patentes de los motores sc
entregaron hace pocos dias a.
Secretario del Tesoro, Mr.
Morgenthau.
Motores Rolls Royce Merlin
Sc fabricaran en- America y Sc
ran uSados por los Aliados O
EStados Undios.
Estados Unidos posee dos de
los mejores motores enfriados
POI a!re que hey en- ell mundo (;
pero 500 uno enfriado con NJ
guido, hecho por la Allison, di-
vision de la General Motors.
Todos $50 motores Pratt and
Whitney, de mas de 1000 ca
ballos, tambien son necesarios.
Los ingenieros haran un es-
tudio de los Rolls Royce antes
de resolver como usarlos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
LA C0MPANIA DOUGLAS
PIDE COOPERATION Al
SUS ~TRABAJADORES

anita Monica, Cal, JUNO 81
La corporation presidida por
Donald w. Douglas, fabricante
de los famosos aviones Douglas,
ma pedido la cooperation de sus
1900 trabajadores contra po-
sibles actos de SABOTAGE dentro
de sus 1900 trabajadores con-
ira pOsibles actos de SABOTAGE
dentrO de 81 fabrica. Los pesi-
blemente interesados en- sabota-
jear In intereses extranjeros o.
puestos a la ~seguridad de Esta--
dos Unidos.
Sabese que en- los Gltimos dias
Sc ha intentado demorar la pro-
ducci6n en- tres fabricas de ae-
rOplanOs. Los ~aparentes actOs
de SABOTAGE &c realizarOn entor-
peciendo ell sewieio de aqua v
de electricidad. Agentes del gO-
bierno federal investigan los d.
incidentes.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
EUROPA Y AMERICA AL Ola

Guardia, muy aplaudida, daria
al p~residente poderes dictato-
riales, en- cuanto a la aviaci6n.
La semana en- Washington Sc
dedicara a labores en- favor de
os Aliados. DicsSe que Ell presi-
dente estudia una proposition
permi.iendo al ejercito y la ma
rina zanzibar algunos de sus vie
os noodles, en- asroplanos, y pa
sarlos a las companies construc-
toras, que a su vez los ven ven
ierian a los Aliados. Hizo una
sugerencia al presidente, en- csc
sentido, el senador Pepper, de
a Florida.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

ney Hillman, representa- a los
trabajadores, sobre la protesta
de Mateo Vol, en- ell Conseio de
Defensa Nacional.
Con el fin de suavizar aspe-
rezas en- Ell senado y la camara
en- cuanto a la autorizaci6n Pc
dida para utilizar a la Guardia
Nacional, Ell presidente RbossL
welt conferenci6 hoy con los II
deres de la mayoria en- ell con-
greso. Creese que una explica-
.ci6n del Presidente, sObre sus
razones, abrira ell canine para
que Ell COngreso lie conceda Ell
permiso pedidO
Tres decisiones contra los mo
nopollos rindi6 hoy ell tribunal
supreme de la naci6n. Una de
elias es a favor de la obra reali-
zada, en- un case determinado,
pOr la Junta nacional de relaciO
mes del TrabaiO.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

New York. JUNO 3.-El par
Id Gomunista nomin6 aver pa
ra la presidencia v vicepresiden
ia de la Repdblica, como candi-
datos, a Earl Browder y Ell ne
70 james w. Ford. Browder
sabl6 por la Radio, no obstante
les ~protsstas hechas per diferen
ties grupos. LAS masas de los
Estados Unidcs, afirm6I ella
man por un nuevo partido y por
un moderno Abraham 1inboln
como ell Inico canine para so
lucionar la crisis del quebranta-
miento del capitalismo, la crisis
de guerra imperialista que anne
naza al mundo". Aprob6 la con-
una plataforma opo-
niendose, en- defensa de los idea
les de Mosc1, al programa de
defensa del presidente Roose-
welt.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
Cayo una de las bombas en- ell edificio donde al
mozaba Ell embajador americana Bulhtt
Espera ell mando frances otra gran batalla,
dentro de 48 a II horas

TRACTION alemana de 200, 1000 HON
bres.
La eacuaci6n, a causa de la
preston alemana, sc hace cada
vez mas diffcil. Fuerzas ingle-
sas Y francesas, de aviaci6n, 81
guen derribando aeroplanos del
enemigo.
Muchos aeroplanos nazis fue-
ron derribados hoy y tambien
hundidas algunas de las lanchas
tcrpederas qeu los agresores uti
lizan en- el mar.
La noticia de que los nazis
han perdido va mas de 100000
hombres, Sc reptile hoy en- Pa
rfs.
Dos barcos Ihospitales inghe-
ses, Ell Paris y ell Worthington,
fueron atacados por la aviaci6n
alemana frente a la costa fran
cesa, ell domingo. En- uno de los
barcos pereci6 un jOvencito de
II amos El Paris fue abandona-
do y ell WorthingtOn regres6 a
puerto
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
ITALIA ESPERA QUE ESPA-
MA Sc N DE SU PAR
TIE EN- LA GUERRA

Roma, JUNO 3-En circulor
fascistas Sc cree que Espaha
entrara en- la guerra, de par
te de Italia, tan luego Musso.
lini ordene atacar a los Ala
dos.
Los peri6dicos publican des.
pachos de Burgos v Madrid v
en- ellos Sc reptile la declara-
ci6n de que Espaha reclamara
ell Pen6n de Gibraltar con to-
dos los medios a su alcance.
Mussolini prepare I'm alta !
que al Peh6n y cree que las
tropas de Franco atacaran a
Francia por los Princes.
Los Falangistas espanoIes
gritan en- pro de Ia recupera-
cion de Gibraltar y los fascis-
tas italianos por Tunez. Jlbuti.
C6rcega y Malta.
DOminado Gibraltar Dor "a
paha, Italia y Alemania domi-
marian csc mar junt0 icon los
espaholes."
Sc encuentra en- Roma, con-
sultando con Mussolini, eli &C.
neral Gas.oe GambaFs, omba.
jador italiano en- Madrid.
Dicese que en- case dc rue-
IRA Sc lie dara a Gambara Of
mando de los italianos V alo-
names que hay en- Espana.
Gambara llevara q Franco
una definici6n de Ia actitud de
ITALIA en- uanto a Gibraltar. IA
ayuda a Italia se dara en- cam
bio por Ia ayuda que Mussoll.
nj diera a Franco en- conra AZ
ls Repdblica Espaaola.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
LA AVIACION NAM ARROJO HOY
BOMBAS NCENDIARIAS EN- PARIS

Paris, JUNO 3.-Un grupo de
"a aviaci6n alemana, compuesto
ror mas de $50 aeroplanos alta
co a Paris, lanzando bombas in
cendiarias. Ell primer ataque Sc
realiz6 a la / 20 y dur6 20 mi
nutos. Las baterias antiaereas
ctraron en- acci6n y los cazas Sc
Sc elevaron despues. Veintenas
de miles de personals buScaron
protection en- los refugios, sin
panico.
Los aeroplanos nazis supple
ron sacar ventaja del dia nubla-
do.Las explosiones de las bonn
has Sc oyeron a gran distancia,
10 mismo que ell fuego de las ba-
terias anteaereas.
Ell gobierno frances espera o.
ira gran batalla dentro de AZ a
" horas, por cuanto un ejercito
aleman de 100000 hombres Sc
mueve entire Amiens y la costa.
La nueva batalla Sc librara en- 81
frente del Argonne.
Una bOmba de las arrojadas
hoy por la aviaci6n nazi en- Pa
rfs, cay6 en- un edificio donde
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

DOndres, JUNO 3|5Comuni-
can de Paris, que una bomba
nazi, que no explot6, cay6 hoy a
seis pies de donde sc hallaba 81
.Sr. William c. Bullitt, embaia-
dor de los Estados Unidos. Sc
disponia ell diplomatico a Amor
gar en- un edifieio que no perte-
nece a la embajada.
Los Gltimos despachos de Dun
querque indican que allf Quedan
va muy pocos ingleses. La avia-
ci6n alemana no Sc a;ercGoa
hoy a Dunquerque, pero bonn
bardeaba a los soldados reuni-
dos en- la playa. Muchos de los
soldados Sc entierran en- la are
ma, dejando fuera la cabeza, CO.
mo precauci6n para defender
sus vidas. Cast todos los vapo-
res que Hogan traen marcas de
los proyectiles nazis.
FL ejercito Aliado continGa Ia
defensa desesperada de Dun
querque, a pesar de una concen-
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

almor2aba ell embajador de los
Estados Unidos, Sr. Built.
Las fuerzas alemanas, segdn
Berlin, Sc acercan a Dumquer-
que, pero en- csc puerto la resis-
tencia de las tropas Aliadas es
formidable.
En- las eSferas oficiales de
Londres y Paris Sc aguarda la
entrada de Italia en- la guerra,
de parte de los nazis. AlgunOs
expertos Green que Italia no h
tacara a Yugoeslavia, sine a
Grecia y en- Africa.
Otra indication de que ell fas-
Sc prepare para entrar en-
la guerra, Sc halla contenida en-
ell decreto del gobierno italiano
cancelando la Exposition de
1912.
Ell gobierno de los Estados u
nidos ha hecho saber a todas las
cancillerias europeas, en- un len
guaje cortes, que los vapores
dedicados al transporte de ciu-
dadanos americanos no deben
ser molestados.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

En- "a horas la aviacion sui
"a derrib6 tres aeroplanos ma
zis que violaban su neutrali-
dad.
IAtacara Italia a Francia
invadiendo a Suiza con ell apo
yo de Alemania?
Pero ell ejercito suizo esta
listo para defender su liber-
tad,
La Hiene fascista Sc afila
los dientes y "jura" que entra
ra en- la guerra.
Ell asesino de Matteotti y de
otros ilusutres italianos, cree
que podra arrebatar a Francia
sus colonias y a Inglaterra ell
dominic del Mediteraneo.
Y va ha conseguido que ell
traidor Franco lie ladre tam
bien a los ingleses y que la Fa
lange, no los estudiantes espa-
noles, grite en- las GALES de Ma
drid: Gibraltar nos ~pertenece.
Francia e Inglaterra silen-
ciaian esos ladridos dando ar
mas los e~spanoles refugiados
en- Francia y en- ell resto del
mundo.
Armas y aviacion.
Armas para los leales y re-
publicanos..... ly Ell regimen de
la Falange Sc desplomarAl
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

JCuantas agrupaciones tia
lianas. al servicio de Mussolini
hay en- los Estados Unidos?
Todas, no importa ell tono
que usen para mentir, anhelan
ell triunfo del totalitarismo So
bre la democracia.
Hay que darles a los fascis-
tas, como a los nazis y comu-
nistas, ell lugar que les cores
ponde.
Calladamente ellos dicen:
a la bora de la victoria, ahor-
caremos o encarcelaremos a
los que no piensan como noso-
troS.
iMerecen ell pleno disfrute
de la libertad Y ell dercho los
que hip6crita y solapadamente
conspiran en- contra de las de-
mocracias de Europa y Anne
RIGA?
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
LAS C0NDICIONES IMPUES
TAS A BELGICA

Paris, JUNO S.-Ias tprinci-
pales condolences impuestos por
los nazis a los belgas, son las ST.
guientes:
A las tropas belgas sc les ha
prohibido moverse de donde
estaban al producirse ell armis-
ticio; las tropas seran alinea-
ddas a 10 largo de las carrete-
ras; la presencia de tropas sera
indicada por c~arteles de color
5.aAco; Sc prohibe la destruc-
ci6n del material de guerra y a.
b~astecimientos a Nos lejdrcitos
alemanes Sc les permitira pasar
l,bramente hasta Ell mar.
Firm6 esas condolences no Ell
general Michiels, comandante,
en- jefe, sino su subordinate, el
general Des Rousseaux.
Una noticia Official dice que ell
general Mauricio GustavO Ca
melin, destituido en- ell mando,
re encuentra en- Paris, y no Sc
ma suicidado.
Todos los diplomaticos belgas
en- ell e~xtranjero han hecho cons
tar su adhesion al gabinete de
Pierlot y su oposici6n a la con-
Quota del Rey Leopoldo, prisio-
nero de los nazis.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

Ciudadano: no es tn amigo,
como tampoco es amigo de la
democracia, csc que Sc regoci-
ia con las derrotas temporales
de los nazis Y cree inevitable
ell exterminio de los pueblos
democraticos.
TODD simpatizante de la Ale
mania barbara, como TODD sim
patizante de la Italia agreso-
ra, es tn enemigo.
Usara palabras suaves, por
tenor, por la cobardia de los
ultra-reaccionaios. pero en- ell
fondo desea ell h~undimiento de
tus libertades de TODD 10 que til
mas quieres.
Els tn enemigO y desc1brelo
a tempo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03
NOTICIAS DE ULTIMA HO-
RIA

Paris, JUNO Bel Ataque q
Paris, en- Ell centric de la CAPT
tai y los suburbiOs, Sc verified
hoy por aviones alemAnes, Su-
periores en- n1mero a ESQ. La
nota Official sehsla va en- 81 81
n6mero de muertos. En- Ia ciu-
dad Sc arrojaron 80 bOmbas y
en- las afueras 1T.
Ounce bombas incendiariaS
cayeron dentro de la ciudad.
FL p~residente Roosevelt lla-
mo hoy por telefOno al emba-
jador Bullitt y conferences
con 81.
Bullitt envi6 un teIegramA al
Secretario Hull, explieGndOae
10 sucedidO. No creiAmos, dice
81 embajadOr, que iban a bonn
bardear en- Ell centric de una
ciudad COMO Paris y salimOs
al balloon. Una bOgnba cay6 .
100 yardss de distaneia y Ia
otra en- 81 techO, perO no en- :
pl0tS.
Fl nutom6vil del embAjadoT
no fuS alcanzsdO.
La gaceta., 1940-06-03

Geneva, JUNO 3.-Con 1900
pasajeros sali6 aver de este puer
to, con rumbo a E,stados Unidos,
ell vapor americana Manhattan.
Mas de 1000 personals no pudie
ron embarcar. Otros dos vapo-
res americanos, ell Presidente
Harrison y ell Escambia, sal
dram hoy o ell martes,
Sc hizo va a la mar con 800
pasaieros recogidoS en- Galway,
Irlanda, ell vapor americana
Prssidente Roosevelt.