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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
HIGHWAY MARKER
UP TO STANDARD
MONTANA SYSTEM VIRTUALLY
UP TO BEST SAFETY IDEAL,
SAYS McKINNON

Montana's highway marker sys-
tenn Is virtually completed In con-
forming 70 standards established
by the American Association Of
State Highway Officials, ID. A. nc
KinnOn, state highway engineer,
said a few days ago. MCKfnnOn
said that In the past fiscal year
Montana had spent $3,50S for re-
placements and new mawAexs--an
Of which were In keeping wfth
safety standards fostered by the
highway officials association.
The state engineer Is vice president
Of the ii western states IN the organ
ization.
Following close study of the best
types of markers the association pub
lished a Manual of Uniform Traffic
Control Devices" listing best accepted
methods for marking highways
During the past two years Montana
has revamped her signs until now, Nc
Kinnon said. practically the whole
system Is equipped with the latest
type highway marker.
The highway engineer said one Of
the principal premises followed by the
association in establishing highway
markers was in construction For eX-
ample, danger signs signifying railroad
crossings are circular in shape. Stop
signs are hexagonal, while markers de-
noting curves, winding roads or bad
corners are diamond shaped. Markers
designating school and hospital zones,
men at work" or functions, are
square
"This has the added advantage of
informing driver what type obstacle
or danger spot Is ahead of him before
he can read the sign lettering" Nc
Kinnon said
The business of advising the driving
public Of highway numerals, distances
to cities and towns, and other material
has been carefully worked out.
All markers are painted to provide
the best visibility, and are so situated
as to provide the greatest convenience
for travellers. Distance markers are
placed regularly at fiVe-mile intervals
throughout the system Each distance
marker gives the mileage to the near
est town, regardless of size, while the
next is mileage to the nearest large
town, providing convenience TO drivers
who may need gasoline or equipment,
and to those who drive from one
large town to another.
Junction intersections are equipped
with signs giving distances to several
towns, and numeral markers are placed
farther on to provide information to
possible overSights.
with the system almost completed
to conform with the associations
standards - promulgated to provide
standardized marking throughout the
StateS-Montana stands well to the
front In well-marked highways" Nc
Ktnnon said.
Pupils help prepare a new type Of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

grounds. the Macdonald pass grounds
ana the Cromwell Dixon grounds, also
on Macdonald pass. Each plcnis
ground has been used by thousands
OF He1ena residents.
Future work plans cali for the con-
tntmnce of all the projects mentioned
above plus road and tran construction
and maintenance and erection Of q
combination bunk house and admin
istrztion building at the Lincoln
ranger station. Also scheduled for the
future are construction of other neces-
sary buildings at Lincoln, conStruc-
ton of roads to forest lookouts, con-
Struction of four administrative cabins
ia the back country for overnight
stopping and to serve as tool and food
caches for maintenance and fire con-
troll
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
Skiers to Explore
Yellowstone Park

national park service has advised Sen
ator OMahoney Of Wyoming that "a
small group OF local and nationally
known slxiers" win shortly explore yell
lowstone national park TO determine
II the great playground has possible
tiles as q winter playground
Cammerer said the PARK srperin-
tendent had been asked to have the
skiers look over the terrain and advise
whether it would be practical 70 per
init skiers to enjoy their sport IN the
nations wonderland.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
MORE FARMS NOW
HAVE ELECTRICITY
10 PERCENT OF MONTANA'S RURAL
HOMES ARE SERVED BY
POWER LINES

Government Financed Projects Have
Extended Comforts and Convenience
OF Modern Living 20 Agricultural
Areas; State Has 10 Rural Electric
Associations
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
PELTS ANN WOm

WE NEED SHEEP PELTs AND DEAD woolS
why not sell yours direct TO US for cash2
Our prices win net you more than you can
get by selling at home or in some nearby
market. We are not dealers but use the wool
ourselves. Write us today for prices and COM
pare them with those you are able to get. We
offer you an unusual outlet, so write for in
formation concerning cheap transportation.
SANGAMON MANUFACTURING CO., as NJ
Sangamon Str. Chicago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
ALL LEADING VARIETIES

Superior Breeding, Hatched RIGHT
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folders.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
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TEACHERS AGENCY
%~s~e~S@~e~S~~e4%r@~e~s~
MONTANA TEACHERS NEKDED-Enron I'M
mediately for increasing opportunities. Ger
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Member N. A. T. A.
WINE A. TABLE GRAPES
NN~N~~~@~SNf~ASSNS@eNS~s
NEW VARIETY WINE AND TABLE GRAPE
Tor northern states. Ripen tive months be-
fore Cinfmndel, Alicante or other ggmpea
Outlines for sale BY SoHN FURR1ER. Ev-
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

rNNe~A~aNNTNNaNaeN~sp~
HAND MADE mild Havana cigars-Made IN
Tampa Fla. q real smoke. $4,000 III OF
trial box SOS 50 Is box delivered any place
IN II 81 A KENTUCKY COLONEL CIGAR
DIST Tarpon Springs. Fla.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

Pupils help prepare a new type Of
school report In England.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
.WINE I, TA Il|IIIQ RA aIEs.

NEW VARIETY WINE AND TABLE GRAPE
for northern states. Ripen two months be-
fore Clnfmndeil. Alicante or other gRmpea
CUTTINGS for sale by 5oHN FURRIER. EAv-
insston. CAin
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
CIGARS

NURsE WANTS TO LEASE or buy a small
hospital p .. BOX s97. Butte. Mont
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nOGS FOR SALE

TzIsH WATER sPANIEIIS: An all around re-
tr1ever, land or water. Duck. quail, grouse
pheaaant A big husky dos for the toushest
ToIng wonderful intelligence. keen nose
easy to train. hunts close to the gun. A line
bunch 80 months old puppies. now ready 70
teed PERCY x. SWAN, Chico. CALI.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
CAFE
%R@&(
RY-ANR ETG
RrgTNEss OPPORTUNITIES

NeNeN1NsHsFeFeF~FNF'sTs'N - = = ? = = =.
eALE-Going sawmin. Complete. Lincoln. On
Tso~erx pass highway Large amount timber
svaflabIe Also custom saving. 10000 feet
logs cut 100000 feet custom saving soon
Reason for sale, death Of operator. DUNN
BLOCK, Great Fails, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

@~~~~~~~~%IS~1sS S>S1 rSSeS1~~~~~.o-~~o~~~~
LADIES, II your health and beauty are not
all you desire. send for my literature on
female trouble suffering, home care OF the
lures OF me at ages IS. 80 and today In my
forties. II you do not have health and
beauty. life In all its richness is passing you
by. MRS. WILEY. Hot Springs New Mexico.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

Read the Classified Advertiss~aenAs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

IMPROVED FABM for sale by owner, miles
from good town. Also some other land. II
interested, write to ROBERT ASKIN. Bemidji,
MINI.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
NTTRSRRY STOCK
ADVERTISEMENTS

SNsN~Ns~~N<~N~NS~~~er@~~ ~rSSsrS><~>~N<
PLAN NOW TO PLANT FRUIT. SHADE and
Ornamental trees. evergreens, shrubs and
vines. Our illustrated catalog win help you.
Copy free. Send now. MILTON NURSERY
COMPANY. Milton. OREGON.
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MAA y~auARx 10. 1870 "a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

SMALL farm at Eureka. Mont. cheap, $500
down. easy terms. GEORGE CERWONBA,
Bonner, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
FOR RENT--CATTLR RANCH

FOR acknowledgements cattle ranch
approx. 10000 A. 90 mi. east OF Hardin
Mont. on 9arpy crk. Hay bottoms lit for al
Snlfa and seed. Fair improvements, all fenced
Requirements, adequate equipment and i've
stock write b. KEBBKZHEM. INC, Pratt
Bidg.. BiElinTs. Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
TgE AET'H

MAGIC RUBBING CLOTH relieves rheumatic
paink neuralgfa, ~f1m.~ mclins feet head
aches. etc. Better TRAN lmimente and asplrins
SOC. HExSCaA @cKEXaMMa. EzzzikkAnd Wash
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17

FALCoNER, Rainbow Flint. Minnesota 10,
White Flint. test 96. Shelled graded. 81 10
bu. CHESAR SEED CORN Farm, Rte q,
Bismarck, No. Dakota.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
wY1uCATYONAL

Established in 1880. One Of the leading com
s,.~rriaI eehools Of the entire northwest. Every
department fully accredited. Annual enroll
ment more than 1000 Highest salaried city
IN the northwest. Write for particulars, Hutse'
Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
FIELD SEED

1S1srs~~ecNNsNsNsNeN~O
DAED. A NEW SPRING COLLEGE HYBRID
wheat exceIling all former varieties Crest
ed wheatgrass seed. MULHALL RANCH, Fem,
idaho.
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FREEi rs Diff SWEDEN Postage &C. Approx
ais GERHARDT, nj. San Saba, Tex.
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FARM EQUIPMENT

FOR sALE-l20-acre irrigated farm. Write
TED GUENzLER, Roman. Mont.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

HA1sa s11assSsSare Ss -
SACRIFICE SALE of 752 acres OF good land
in Carter county. Montana, at $500 per
acre Write E. BOUCHER Msrceline, 5ask.
FINE STOCK RANCH. seven sections. good
buildings we'll watered. some Irritation.
Must be sold PRARY a BURLINoAAk,
Great Fans. Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-02-17
STAMPS

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START your stamp collection with US. Sc
lected British collection, $3.50. Latin Ameri-
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MONTANA TEACHERS NEKDED-Enroll I'M
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Kodiak mirror., 1940-08-02
CONN {. CON

II The cordova arrived at PM. Wednesday with IS
 aboard booked for Nonen Bay Local arrivals were
 Mrs. Antonsen, Helen Bari, Roberta cox Harry Christ pphersen, DaMson Clarence Geddes William Pllos
 n J. Robertson and Win. Jr. Ray c. Sheldon, Louis G.
 ersen, Mrs. Frank Gagnon, Mrs. Sheila Hart Con Tro hll D. F. Undorhi1l and Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. N Whalen Busby and E. Schmidt Booked for the Naval Air Stat ion E.s.Fisher, Roy E. Judy, John A. Lado, Mrs. chas Latin, George Levien, V. J. We1don. After dis fharging about 20 tons of freight the local docks Fhe good ship left at S. 50 PM. with the following passengers; v. M Lyman for Homor Mrs. W. A. Schultz hnd Norva D. Miller for Cordova; Nils Lundli for 1 touche; Mrs. Gertrude R. Potter for Seattle; Mrs. J.
 Larsen for Yalltat; Pete Scott A. A. Cyro, Mrs. F. B. Hams, W. E. Leer James J. Berry Delano v. Greene, Adam Hauch, Otto Sche1und, F. v. Williams all for Seward. paid routine call in town during the time the Cordova kas in port Wednesday, The inspector is special assignment travelled tho entire territory Pn various investigations.
 Great activity is in evidence along the water-: Front where local fishing boats oail making thoir deliveries of salmon to the local From all current reports, the catch is good. One fisherman o. Nelson of Kodiak left carly Thursday morning for the ishing grounds and returned to town about AN with load of about 800 hpies. Nice catch for hours kork According to word received today, the Monterey" will arrive town Sunday, from Anchorage leaving hn an hour and Anchorage. MT. Frank Hornann a,ent states sho will hor Thursday Kodiak noxt wooI, for Cook Inlot
Kodiak mirror., 1940-08-02
points

You're beaten to earth = what of that7 Como up wi tn q sni ling face. It's not the fact that you were knocked down flat To lay thore that s tho disgraco1 Renonb er!
 The harder you're thrown, tho higher you'll bounce.
 Be proud of your blackenedl eye. It's net the fact that you re licked that counts - It's How did you fight7 And Why q ANQIHER: SON
 On last Tuesday morning, bouncing baby son was born to Mir. land Mrs. E. c. Chris toff ersen in town. This young gentleman Is tho |sevont child of this couple land the eighth cons socutive boy |boria. Both tho ,nothor and baby arc reported doing very we'll. | GOOD SEASON
 From tho number of cases of salmon being packed and. shipped lately, your inquiring reportor :. eNesses that g largo pack will result this. sumner, with benefits Ito all tho fishermen. Seldovia and Prince William Sound areas were particularly active and very busy.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
FALLECIO Ell FABRICAN-
TIE DE ABACO Y AMI
GO DE TAMPA, MAX


Uno de los buenos amigos
de Tampa, un fabricante inte'
ligente y comprensivo, Max
Schwartz, dueno de la fabrica
LA Integridad," falleci6 en-
New York, luego de una pr'-
longada enfermedad. Tenia
n amos deedad, pero Sc man
tenia active en- los negocios.
Asesorado por sus hijos, tam
bien amigos de Tampa, Artu-
no Y Herbert.
Su fabrica es una de las me
jores del pals, en- cuanto a vi
tolas de regalia, y la que po-
see en- New York tambien es
de primer orden.
Nosotros, que teniamos de
81 las mejores referencias, des
de estas humilds Columns da-
mos ell pesame a sus familia-
res.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
ALICIA FAYE VA A DIVOR.
CIARSE DE MARTIN

Hollywood, Feb. 23.-La
rubia actriz y tiple Alice Fs-
we, interprete de los blues o
cantos melanc6licos, va q di-
vorciarse de 81 marido Ell te-
nor Tony Martin.
Los dos Sc casaron en- 1887
y la discordia proviene de los
1ltimos meses.
Actuara por la actriz ell a
bogado Jules Goldstone quien
invocara en- la demanda la in
congratulated de caracteres.
"Tony es una gran persona
dijo ella; pero 10 nuestro no
es un m~atrimonio, por cuanto
estamos Separates la mayor
parte del tempo"
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
C~ONDENADO A DOS AMOS
Ell LIDER
WIENER

New York, Feb. o. Ell juez
feoeral Knox conden0 aver a Ro
bert William Wiener, un lider
Cemunista, a dos amos de pri-
sion por haber viajado en- Ell ex.
tranjero con un paSaporte anne
ricano, ell que obtuvo ilegalmen-
te.
Reqomend6 tambien ell juez
que sea mandado a Russia, su
pals natal, luego de que cumpla
la Sentencia.
Wiener ae hacia pasar como
native de Atlantic City, cuando
es 10 cierto que naci6n en- Radan
jenko, Russia. Isl estas yiolacio-
mes Siguen ocurriendo, declare
"a juez, el paSapOrte americana,
I'm uocumentc de innsgable inn
pcrtancia, perdera TODD su va
lor..
FL fiscal destac6 ell hecho de
que la ofehsa era mas grave por
ell hecho de que el russo sc ha-
cia pasar como native, a sabien
das de que mentia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
DICESE QUE UNA ESCUA-
ORA ANGLO Sc
~ENCUENTRA EN- LA COSTA
NORTE DE RUSSIA

Copenhague, Dinamarca
Feb. 23.-Las noticias llega-
das a esta ciudad, dignas de
credito, informan que una es.
cuadra anglo-francesa vigila
los puertos del norte de Russia
y trata de impedir las relaciO.
mes comerciales de los nazis
con Murmansk.
seg1rase que la escuadra tn
vo va un choque con la mari
ma rusa, pero este punto no
ha podido confirmarse.
La intenci6n de la escuadra
es evitar tambien que subma
rinos rusos sean enviados a re-
forzar la escuadra alemana.
Vapores mercantes nazis
mantienen un frecuente conner
clio con Murmask a traves de
las ayuas de Noruega.
La escuadra rusa del Arti =
co, segdnse afirma, esta man.
dada por ell almriante Kuzne-
zoff v lista para combatir.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Algunos Observation-Disclosures"
de este pals aseguran que ell ca
so del "Altmark' tiene gran pa
recido con ell del vapor zap
PAM, que Cd dia 81 de enerO de
1916, entr6 en- Newport News,
Va, con mas de 400 p~risionerOs
ingleses Y enarbolando la bande
"a alemana.
FL gobierno de los EstadOs U
nidos Orden6 la libertad de los
prisioneros y mas tarde, por
Sentencia del Tribunal Supre-
mo, ell 'Appam" Sc devolvi6 a la
Gran Bretana.
Noruega, segdn su primer mi
nistro, no saba que ell AltmarK
llevaba prisionerOs; pero en-
Gambia Inglaterra 81 10 saba Y
ansiaba rescatarlos.
James w. Gerard, el autor de
un famoSo libro publicado en- el
periodo de la guerra mundial,
comentando Ell suceso opina
"Supongamos que Ell Altmsrk
hubiese entrado en- New York
con varios c~entenares de prisio-
ner0s a su bordo, Ito hubi@se-
mos consentido? Supongamos
que les alemanes hubiesen pues
to sus p~risioneros en- un tren
con rumbo a San Francisco,
IIpasarian por clio, 10 toleraria,
este pals?
Nosotros seguimos mantle
niendo, como 10 dipimos Ell pri-
mer dia, que la legalidad NADIA
vale para los nazis y que Ilgla-
terra hizO 10 que debis rescatan
do a sus marines,
Noruega sin embargo, no pue
de ser cuIpada, por cuanto ale
ga ignoraba que Ell buque err
una "carcel flotante" de los ma
SiS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
.RECHAzADA LA RENUN-
CHA DEL D OBRERO
BIOFF

Hollywood, Feb. 23.-LA con
ferencia de Unions Studio de-
elmo aceptar la renuncia de 81
presidente, el lider obrero W.
liam Bioff, detenido en- Chica-
go, Y al mismo tempo acordo
otorgarle un voto de confianza.
"De hemos dicho que seguira
en- La presidsucia, aunque Sc yea
obligado a ddrigir las negOcia'
clones por medic del telefonO"
Aprob6 tambien la conferen-
cha una resolution criticando al
gobernador Olson por conceder
la extradfci6n.
Sobre ell lider pesa una tenten
cha de 18 meses de carcel.
Estima Bidff que los gran
des intereses desean su NAL, por
cuanto 81 representa- 10000 ira
bajadOres.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Anuncian deSde Luisiana que
ell gobierno federal va a extern
der sus trabajos de investiga-
ci6n en- ell sur. y a descubrir Ia
relaci6n que en- otro Estado exis
tie entire la genie del hampa y
las autoridades.
Florida Ser1a un buen campo
para los senOres Investigators
de Samuel.
Nc decimos nosotros que por
AGA las autoridades sc "entieu-
den" con la genie de NAL vivir,
sine que una investigation nos
Nendran como anillo al dedo.
81 los agetes de Samuel, luegl
de averiguar, nos declaran pu-
ros e inofensivos, entonces lie
CARA ell momento de darnos gol-
pes en- ell pecho y lamar gritos
de satisfaction.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Sc INVESTIGA Ell AsEINA.
TO DE UNA MUeHACHA
DE % AMOS

New York, Feb. 23.-La pc
Leila trata hoy de solucionas
ell crimen en- ell que perdi6 Ia
vida Frances Marks, de 23 a
nos, una tenedora de libros
a hacer cosas mejores."
ch6 de su hogan diciendo "iba
a acer cosas mejores."
FL cuerpo de la muchacha.
helado, con fuertes golpes, sin
zapatos y sin sombrero, Sc en-
contr6 aver en- una zanja al
cantarilla en- la parte alta del
East Side. Dos hombres dete.
nidos por la policfa, fuerbn
puestOs en- libertad. La muchs
cha habia salido ell microbes,
del garage" donde trabaja-
ba, en- horas de la noche y lue
20 de haber trabajado cuatrc
horas extraordinarias. FL Dr.
Thomas A. Gonzalez estima
que wUi6 pOs ssEsugplseldn,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
LOS RUSOS ATACAN EN-
KAMARA
Pulgada q pulgAda se defer,
deri TODD ell territOrio

Helsinki, Feb. 23.-El ejer
otto rojO mantiene su ataque
enel Itsmo de Karelia y ell man
do finlandes asegura que aun
en- ell case de que lograra rom
per la Inca Mannerheim, to-
do ell territorio, con nuevas
fortificaciones, sera defendido
pulgada q pulgada.
Los rusos siguen atacando
en- la region de Kamara, a IL
millas de Viborg; PERI las IL
meas defensivas, al este de La
go Ladoga, Sc mantienen fir
mes.
Ell combate, no obstante, Sc
mantiene en- progreso en- ell
Itsmo, la estrecha faja de te-
reno que es la mas directa CO.
municaci6n con la populosa
ciudad del Sur de Finlandia.
Una victoria rusa en- este sec
tor permitira a su ejercito for
mar un frente amplio y manic
brar a la infanteria mas rapi-
damente que en- los confines
restringidos del Itsmo.
La Marcia no sera facil por
que detras de los fuertes y
trincheras hay una extensa
red de lagos pantanosos.
En- la temporada de las llu-
Was ell territorio sera de un
gran valor defensive.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
ESTA CARGANDO EN NAN
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so KIM

CiudRd de M&xico, Feb. 2S.-
Esta cargandO 10000 toneladas
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tok, Siberia, Ell Yapor ruso Kim.
Realiza Ia cargo en- el puerto
de Manzanillo, Estado dc Coli
ma.
DEF c~argamentO, 5000 tonela-
das de cobre llegaron. 81 diA 6
de febrero, en- Ell vapor america
no Harpoon.
kxisUe Ia creencia dc que Ell
metal Sc compr6 para uso de los
nazis.
Dos vapores alemanes que Sc
encuentTan en- Ianpico haceu
preparedness para inVentar pa
Sar Ell bioQueo de los Aiiados.
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bon y 80 nombra Idarwald. Fl
OtrO carga acelte en- Las rsfins-
rias DE Ia Royal Dutch Shell
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