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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-11-09
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Evening star., 1940-01-14

GolIeryites listening to the
onnuoI messoee included left
to rioht) Miss Molvino 1homp-
son, Secretary to Mrs. Roose-
veIt;; "Sistie" and "Buzzie";;
Frederick A. DeIono, uncle Of
the President; Mrs. Roosevelt
ond Mrs. jones Roosevelt.
mother Of the President.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

Vice President Garner re-
ceived q gift Of "Kointuek"
twist toboceo from Senotor
A. 3. "Hoppy" chondIer Of the
Blue Gross Stote on opening
day.
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The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Bookkeeper
 Foils Attempt Hold Up Bank

,ORTING, Wash, May 9 CPl - The heroism of Emma Olsen, bookkeeper of the Orting State Bank, resulted in the capture of bandit tentatively identified as Dave Olsen of Montana who at tempted a holdup. Refusing to be intimidated when he pulled a pistol on her shortly after ne g a. m. opening, she seized one Of bana's gurs and forced him to surrender. His companion ia a car outside escaped.
 Miss Olsen, an attrfc i've young woman in her middle tWentjes has been with the bank for tW9 years. Olson. aged l0, from Butte, Montana. Undcrsher- ic Knowles sad "admitted 1e $ ] professional stick-up' man.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
II Per Cent increase Of Navy Strength

WASHINGTON, May g (4) - The Senate Naval committee un- animously endorsed the House approved measure authorizing an eleven per cent increase in the Navy's fighting strength. The committee rejected however, the amendment by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, which Woul d have provided l9 new combat ships.
 As authorized the bill should be permanent and additions to the fleet will be subject to re- placement without further con gressional action when opinions change and naval designs are foreshadowed.
 The European war bill calls for a future outlay of S65o, 100000 to be spent over several years cd carries 10 inlmedi3,e apDro- priasions.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Noatak-KobukPrecinct, Territory of Alaska, Second
 Division
 In the matter of the estate of WARREN J. FERC TSON, De ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that, by order of the Probate Court in and for the Noatak-Kobuk Pre- cinct, Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the Estate of WARREN J. FER GUSON, Deceased. All persons having claims against said estate should present them with proper vouchers attached, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice, to the undersigned Executor at Kotze- bue, Alaska
 First publication 18th day of April, 1940.
 Archie R. Ferguson,
 EXecutor Publish April 26 May 8 10 F
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Britain Now Has 4 X Half Million Men Under Arms

UNDATED, May g, (ED - King George signed proclamation making two and half million more Britons subject to military service, boosting the total under arms to four and half million men.
 Prime Minister Chamberlain stuck doggedly to his post under a blasting fire of criticism and hinted he had no intention of re- signing.
 In Berlin, official circles said: May God, give long life to Cham Iberlain as prime minister" Iron ically adding that as long as he was at the head of the govern ment German had nothing to fear.
 The London Star asked that he make way for man who is fit ted to win the war" The aver age man on the street would pick Winston Churchill as the sue cessor to Chamberlain who was given a confidence vote" with a majority of only 8l. Today he hUrriedly left the seat of the House of Commons with seven members of the war cabinet in a series of mysterious conferences with several of the opposition leaders among them David Lloyd George Earlier Chamberlain an nounced he would be willing to further debate on the conduct of the war, two weeks hence.
 Germany reported that a 1000 ton Allied troop transport was sunk by bombing planes at Mar vik. Stockholm reported that Ger man planes landed parachute troops behind the Allied seize lines at Narvik.
 Mussolini, in rare speech sin ce the war started told Faci5ts that "only facts would break his
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
iW.2A Funds To Be Spent s Months

WASHINGTON. Mal 3 epl - The House appr5prisrons sub committee is reperte5 J7 have ap- proved President Roozevelts re- quest to authorize the pending 5s tas s975. 99090 WPA funds in } nongas startiae July frs. Ii Hil ba recommended by the full committee on Wednes jay. The House is expected to start con sideration of the measure the next day.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

self imposed silence. He indicat- ed no plans and no immediate change in his non-beMigerent status.
 The House of Commons recess ed until May 20. The new regis tration notice affects the l9-year- olds and also the men between the ages of 27 and 36. The gen. eral feeling in the country IS that Chamberlain must reconstruct the government or resign.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
French School Destroyed

NANCY, France, May 10 (P)- Sixteen persons were killed and 3 injured in bombing raids by German planes during the day. Civil and military authorities an nounced that a schoolhNuse was among the buildings destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Warn Nazis Bombing Civilians

LONDON, May 10 (H) - Great Britain and France warned Ger many of possible appropriate action in the event of bombings of civil populations Britains pro clamation came following a re- port that incendiary bombs were dropped. The proclamation came from Chilham, 40 miles south east of London.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
ar Briefs
Army Takes Over Railroads

BERLIN, May 9 (H) - It was reported reliably tonight that the German army has taken com mand of the country's railroads over White Sunday holiday Now there are placards in the sta tions to notify travellers that the regular train schedules cannot be guaranteed.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Allies Moving Through Belgium

PARIS, May 10 GP) - British and French army is authoritat- ively reported t5 be moving rap idly across the Belgian border to meet the German Iegions which entered from the east.>In Paris, a military spokesman said the most gigantic battle Of al, time' may be near at hand.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Indicted For Unlawful Profit

NEW YORK, May g HoD-How- ard Hopson. one of the founders y4 ..ls vast Associated G.s and Electric System was indicted by l Feae9s} ssard iurJ for making alIegedly unlawful profits in eX- cess of $2o000. 900 from business es ald securities. Three assOclac- as were also indicted.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Dutch West Indies Declare War

WILLEMSTIAD, N ct herlands West Indies, May 10 (P) - The governor proclaimed state of war against Germany in the terri tory of Curacao, a possession of the Netherlands.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
French Cities Bombed

PARIS. May 10 PD - Havas news agency reported French cities Wnlln were bombed in- clude Nancy, Line. Lyon. Coimar Pontoize aad L4au..
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Bomb German Held AirdrOmes

LONDON, May 10 (P) - Brit ain officially announced that the royal air force attacked "enemy occupied airdromes in the Meth erlands.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Announce Two Captured Cities

BERLIN, May 10 (P) - The Berlin radio announced tonight that German troops had taken Maastrichat in Holland and Nal medy, Belgium.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Advance Troops Contacted

PARIS. May 10 .PJ - French Military aunorities reported that Allied and German advance guards contacted along the French and Luxembourg front fer.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Bomb German Troops

LONDON, May 10 (P) - The air ministry announced that the British Air Force in France had bombed German troops.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
sitka to get S2O,OOO Utilities Loan

WASHINGTON, May g lPD - SeEotof Seh@ @elIenbach introduce cd bdl which would authorize SiJka to issde bonds up to S200,- 900 in excess of the present stat u,ory debt limit for the purchase md enlargement of public util- itles.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10

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The Nome nugget., 1940-05-10
Opposition Joins To Help

LONDON, May 10 (Ao) - The labor executive committee an nounced that the Laborite oppo- sition in Parliament would join the cabinet under a new prime minister.
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La gaceta., 1940-12-10
UNI REPRESENTATIVE RE-
PUBLICANO PIDE LA EX-
PULSION DEL AVOCADO
GENERAL JACKSON

Lakeland, Die. 10-Hablando
aver en- esta ciudad ell represent
tante republican, Thomas, miem
bro del comite de Dies, declare
que ell abogado general Jackson
habia anulado los procesamieu-
tos contra los comunistas y esti-
ma que ell p~residente Roosevelt
debe echarlo del gabinete.
los agentes extranjeros han
efectuado va actos de SABOTAGE
con un valor de muchos millones.
de d6lares."
Thomas Sc encuentra en- la Flo
rida como miembro del comite
que trata de fijar los dahos he
chos a los cosecheros de la Flo
rida, hace algunos amos, por la
mosca del Mediterraneo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Retirdda la RceRcia a an viejO
de IL GHOS

CoRdenadoS varioS delincuenteS
I'm hombre de "a amos, veci-
no de Lakeland, q. con Su coche
atropell6 a un nino, fue llevado
aver a presencia del juez Hines,
quien lie retro la licencia para
mapejar. 0curri6 ell accidente en-
la carretera de Plant City. Hen
guientes condemns:
Impuso ell juez Hines las ST.
cada.
tado de Illinois, que lie fue revo-
ry, McElhose, ell anciano, lie en-
treg6 al juez una licemcia del es-
lar las leyes regulandO la fabri-
caci6n de bebidaS alcoholics,
multa de $1,000 o un ano EN- la
carcel; Roselle Cunningham,
una negra, reincidente, multa
de $500 o seis meses por trait
car indebidamente con licores /;
por la possession de III. alambique
multa de 500 o 45 dias de car
eel, Armando Lemus, Paris Hill,
Luisa Johnson y Annie Plant (;
Clyde White, negro, cinco amos
por tres delitos contra la pro-
piedad; Luis Appin y Charles
M. Brown, muchachos que lie ro-
baron un autom6vil a EStela
Fernandez, del 1910 de la Gale
de Franklin, recibieron una SEN
tencia suSpendida a condici6n
de que el ejercito Sc haga cargo
de ellos. 81 ell ejercito no los
quiere, seran condenados,
Por diferentes faltas y deli
tos fueron condenados tambien
Alex Campbell, Paul Tidwell,
Emmetts Tidwell, w. w. Bohan
non, Jim Sellers, C. B. Wilson,
Alfonso Blake, Clarence Lucas,
Wright, Howard Bent
ley, Eric Johnson, Oscar Jack
son y Harris Rice.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
La organization presidida por Don IndaIecio
Prieto mandara a Marsela los vapores
Winnipeg" Wyoming"
Tres mil e~spanoles llegaran a MEXICO
todos los meses
No de sus pesetas para ell barco
de los "comunillas"

Sc propone la JARE transpor
tar, cada mes, no menos de 5000
personals.
Durante ell viaje los refugia-
dos estaran protegidos por la
bandera mejicana, como 81 os-
tentasen la ciudadania de la ge-
nerosa repdblica Azteca.
Para ayudar a la obra altruis
ia y de amor a los que supieron
luchar por la libertad, ell gobier-
no mejicano regalara TODD ell pc
tr6leo que esos vapores consul
man en- los Wales de remission de
mercancias y t~ransporte de refu
giados.
Antes de marcharse de la pre-
sidencia ell general Lazaro Car
denas obtuvo ell aSentimiento del
general Avila Camacho para e.
sa obra.
va ven nuestros lectores que
tenfamOs raz6n cuando les de-
ciamos que no Sc dejasen enga-
mar por los comunillas y sus com
paieros de viaje, eternos "pedi-
gdenos" para dedicar a su pro-
paganda ell so por ciento y ell res
to entregarlo a los desventura-
dos que necesitan ayuda.
La JARE costeara todos los
gastos y por ahora no habra
euestaci6n.
"Espana Libre," un semana :
rio de New York, antifascista
de veras, nos ha mandado los
'detalles, que mucho lie agradece-
mos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
vICHY LIE HA QUITADO LA
.CIUDADANIA A LA GAULLE

Vichy, Die. 1O.-Propuesto
por Pierre Laval, ell gobierno de
Vichy acord6 aver privar de Ia
ciudadania francesa al general
Charles de la Gaulle, je6e del
movimiento Francia Libre, y a
cinco de sus colaboradores ge-
neral Jorge Catroux, coronel E.
duardo Rene Maria de Larmi-
nat, general lie GentiIhomme,
Pierre Lapie, IN diputado, y NJ.
Antonio, jefe de ingenieros de
puentes y camiOnes. Una nota
del %consejo de ministries, dada
el sabado, anunciaba como in
minente el Scuerdo tornado hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
Hitler Sc presento hoy como
campeon de los tr~abajadores
Ofrecio que Alemania ganara la guerra
y conquistara ell mundo.
Confes6 que esta lleno "de I'm fanatismo
sin limites."

de la fuerza. BESIDE hacfa mu-
cho tempo habiamos prone
lido derribar ell tratado de
Versailles y 10 logramos. "Sien
do yo soldado va habia dicho
ESQ.,"
"Nada en- ell mundo podra
detenernos. Una vez que yo
decide mi curse, quedo lleno
de un fanatismo sin limites.
FL capitalismo gobierna detras
de I'm frente de democracia y
los beneficioS y ell poder van
a unos pocos."
Cit6 ell nGmero de ciudada-
nos sin trabajo en- los Estados
Unidos y dijo que anualmente
ell total fluctt1a entire 10000
900 y $4,000, 900.
'Esta RIGA America, ,junto
con Francia e ~Inglaterra, son
democracias baSadas en- men
tiras. Debe ell mundo recono-
CIR que no habra derrota en-
Alemania, nj militar nj econ6-
mica, debida a la larga dura-
ci6n de la guerra. 70 soy un
hombre que cuando emprendo
una lucha, no la dejo nunca.
En- mi lexico no existe la pala-
bra capitulaci6n."
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
EN- ~INGLATERRA Sc CALL
FLEA DE DEFENSIVE Ell
Discourse DE HITLER

Londres, Die. 10.-La Ra-
do inglesa coment6 hoy Ell dis
curse de Hitler, pronunciado
en- un lugar de Alemania que
no Sc ha mencionado, y dice
que es ell de mayor tono de-
fensivo de todos los pronun-
ciados por ell en- su carrera, y
que es tambien ell que menos
entusiasmo produjera en- su
auditorio. "Esperabase que
Hitler hiciera un discourse de
acci6n vigorosa para atenuar
ia humiliation de la derrota
italiana, ell fracaso en- crear ell
tan decantado nuevo orden, y
LA futilidad del Gnico ataque
que lie ha sido possible lamar
contra la Gran Bretaha. En- lu
gar de la acci6n vigorosa lie
dijo al pueblo aleman que 81
Unglaterra trata de obtener
un punto de apoyo en- Ell con-
.tinente, sera rechazada y que
Alemania no quiere PRESTIGE
por medic de exitos. NADIA dijo
acerca de Italia, o del nusvo
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
Ell "Idarwald" fue hundido por sus tripulantes
Ofensiva ingIesa contra los itaIianOs
Avanzan los griegOs en- direction de ValOna

Londres, Die. 10.-Una mott
cia official admite que 81 vapor
aleman "Idarwald" fue hundi-
do por sus tripulantes, que a.
brieron las compuertas, y los
445 hOmbres Sc italian hoy, CO.
mo prisioneros, abordo del cru
Zero 'Diomede". Los tripulam-
tas primero 10 incendiaron y des
pues abrieron las compuertas.
NADIA Sc sabe aqui del otrO va
per aleman que sali6 de Tampi-
co, ell Rhein, que Sc supone hara
contacto en- lei mar con barcos
del enemigo..
Las tropas inglesas iniciaron
aver una violenta ofensiva con-
ira los italianos, en- Egipto, y a.
saltaron hoy dos campamentOs
del enemigo situados al sur de
Sid Barrani. Ell ataque de scr
presa lanzado aver parece con-
vertirse en- una ofensiva &c en-
vergadura completa.
Hasta Ell mediodia de hoy Sc
admite que las "posiciOnes estra
tegicas de los italianos NO han
siddo grandemente alteradas por
las operaciones," a pesar de que
aylsr Sc hicieron 1000 prisione-
ros.
La parte inicial de la ofensi-
va parece haber side coronado.
por ell exito en- ell noroeste de
Egipto; pero a causa de las gran
des distancias entire las esparci-
das posiciones italianas, los in :
gleses no pueden esperar Ell OBJ
tener inmediatamente muchas
ganancias o victoria similares,
AnOche Sc combati6 a Ia luz de
la luna y los ingleses lograron
poner en- movimiento a las fuer-
zas estancadas del mariscal Ora
ziani.
La operaciones Sc interpretan
tambien como una prueba orde-
NADIA por los generates Sir Ar
chibald Wawell, ell comandanse
ingles, Y Henry Maitland VIII =
sen, con ell fin de contrastar no
solo Ia fuerza material del enc
migo, sino tambien su fuerza
moral-declara ell News Chro-
nicle."
Los despachos de Roma dicen
que Ell mariscal Pietro Badoglio,
de uniforme, yisit6 aver Al prl-