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Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

The state supreme court ended the
lawsuit between the Great Falls city
council and the Great Falls housing
authority by issuing a writ ordering
the council to close certain streets and
alleys as specified in the original
agreement between the two bodies.
The suit was brought when several
members Of the council refused TO vote
for the closing.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30
ON WELFARE R0ARn

@. G. Harris of Great Falls has been
reappointed by Gov. Roy e. Ayers to
the state public welfare board for a
term to end March 4, 1943. Harris has
been member Of the board since NO
yember, 1887.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30
APPOINTED TO BOARD

Gov. Roy E. Ayers has reappointed
DR.. Asa D. Willard of MiSSoula and
DR.. G. L. Mahaffey of Helena to the
state board of examiners of oSteopa-
thy Willard's term will end May Is,
1943, and Mahaffey's March ~, 1914.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30
KETCHE -SULLY
BOUT WAS DRAW
OLDER FANS STILL REMEMBER
2O-ROUND AFFAIR OF
FEBRUARY, 1906

1t Was Hammer and TOngs From Start
to Finish and Crowd Of 1000 Felt 1t
Was Wen Repaid; KetcheI Later Met
Violent End I'm Missouri.
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EVE GLASSES

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duplicated, sl79; attractive frames, 81 98
Save 50&. Prescriptions filled Latest styles
OPTICAL CO., s0eD Grand. Kansas City Mo.
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BGG AND MEAT PRODUCING BABY CHICKS
from double blood-tested and selecteo'
northern range raised flocks Fourteen e1ns nIeens
AEk and Special Matings only. For catalog
snd nrices write BLUE RIBBON HATCHERY
AND SUPPLY COMPANY. Mandan, Nortn
Dakota.
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ELECTRIC FENCE

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ATTENTION FARMERSlll Guarantee d
DUPLEX Electric Fencers. A. c. models
S3.6O-s8.40 Battery models $3.50. Complete
postpaid Agents wanted. HANSEN BROS,
Filler, Idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30
NEW MEDICAL EXAMINED

Gov. Roy E. Ayers has appointed DR..
Earl S. Porter of LewistoWn to the
state board Of medical examiners to
succeed DR.. A. w. Deal, also of Lewis
town, who was not candidate for
reappointment because of illness. DR..
Porter's term will expire Feb. 10, 1947.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

BABY CHICKS HATCHING DAILY
white, brown and buff Leghorns' heas'
Hampshires, White and Barred NocAs'
ne Orningtons and all leading va
TURKEY POULTs-1OO% GENUINE
Northwestern, broad breasted, meat
tvpe. Matched right, delivered Iresh.
overnight delivery to all intermountah
points. u.rrxxvpv
ses- 90 state, Salt Lake City, Utah
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

Too many husbands are being COL
lected by too many women.-Mrs. Sid
ney B. Wood, leader of One Husband,
Inc, anti-divorce organization.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

gECRETARIAL Science, Accounting, steno-
typy, Gregg Hostess, Apartment House
Mgmt., Costume DESIGNING, Court Reporting
etc. Living expenses may be earned. Start any
time Graduates placed promptly 34th year
MACKAY COLLEGE 612 Figueroa, Los An
neleg. Calf
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

The American Palestine Jewish Lse-
gion, made up of Americans who fought
in Palestine in the World war, with
headquarters in New York, has mem
berShip of more than thousand.
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CLASSIFIED
-ADVERTISENfENTS

FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-ONE INT TRACTOR 1880 Good
shape Call or see RAY DREISBAcH, Kelley,
Mont
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DOGS FOR SALE


IRISH WATER SPAN1ELS: An all around re-
triever, land or water. Duck. quail. grouse,
pheasant A big husky dog for the toughest
goinR. Wonderful intelnsence. a keen nose,
easy to train, hunts close to the gun. fine
bunch 3-6 months old puppies, now ready to
so. Satisfaction and Safe Delivery Guaran-
teed. PERCY K. SWAN. Chico, Calf
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

n 8. APPROVED Pullorum and T. B tsMas TESTED
chicks from the Farmers Union az ,,ah11 Mlhi1
ton are famous for their quality and nVaDn- nl-
stv send Tor our price list. FARMERS UNION
~ ~ SpFR ATrvE ASSN, Williston, N. d.
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,.IlslgIIGA RIlslRgIIGATJION ION, SACKS


now save water, time and labor, by
using Prices emptied, green coffee
burlap sacks to help conserve the
water when being diverted in irriga-
ton bitches. Only cents each, while
they last. Address p. B. PRICES
COFFEE ROASTING PLANT, Butte.
Montana.
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EnuCATTONAI.

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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Make your fu-
ture securel Enroll now. NORTHWESTERN
BUS COLLEGE sl7 Howard. Spokane
Write at once.
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COAST FILLING STATION, beer and lunch.
doing good business, "a miles south Of
buy at $780, one-haf cash ALLIGATOR
SERVICE STATION. South Beach. OREGON.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

Nearly 100000 weddings take place
in England annually.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

Read the Classified Advertisements
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KARAKUL SHEEP

A FEW CHOICE REGISTERED KARAKULs
to lamb this spring, for use in establishing
foundation flocks. For information write
branch office, UNITED KARAKUL AND FUR
CO. Great Falls Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

SACRIFICE SALE OF fountain and restaurant
equipment Soda fountain and counter with
Is stools, walk-in ice box, carbonator, COM
pressors, Hobart slicer and mixer, dlshwasher.
water heater gas heaters cigar case. meat
block, etc Write or see P. C. VORNHOLT,
Fort Peck, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

FOR sALE-The Barrel. I7ls 18th st.. Boulder,
Colo. Drive-in drink and lunch place.
moneymaker. Write or inquire at 1853 18th
st., Boulder, Colo.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
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KARAKULS, Producers Of Persian Lamb Fur.
We will gladly send information on their
habits and care upon request. UNITED
KARAKUL REGISTRY, Twin Falls, Idaho
SHORTHORN BULLS FEW CHOICE
young bulls left at ss5. Strawberry clover
seed. pure, s1.85 per lb. small lots. Write for
quantity prices. ROBT M. WHITE, Caldwell.
Idaho.
sERvICEABLE HoLsTEN BULLS From one
to one and one-han years old. Out Of King
Bessie Ormsby Hengerveld whose dam made
1854 Lbs. Of fat in one year and his fun sister
made over 700 Lbs. Of fat in herd test as
three-year-old, testing -. For full informR-
ton, write HOFBTETTER HOLSTEIN FARM,
Miles City Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

PHOTO STUDIO. established II years, only
one in live agricultural center sacrifice s1,500.
Write THOMPSONS STUDIO, Glendale, Ariz.
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RI1sINEss Opportunities

WISH to contact party willing to invest
$4,000. Speculative. 8i6 First National Bank
Bldg, Great Falls, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1940-03-30

NEW 1870 wEsTCRAFT TRAILERs on dis
play now Also vagabound. Indian. Chicago,
Glider or any trailer you would want num-
Der Of secondhand factory made at q
reasonable price Terms and delivery any
where. MAX JESS. sol Central Ave w.
Great Fails Mont
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BOOKS

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Money saver PUBLISHING SERVICE, 256
W. Florence, Los ANGELES Calf
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BoOK MANUsCRRTs

BOOK MANUSCRIPTS wANTED-New York
book publisher is searching for unusual and
outstanding book manuscripts for publication
on both royalty and cooperation basis.
FALCON PRESS z74 Madison Ave. New YORK.
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WELDING
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WEI.DERs. s4a.6s. SUPERIOR OXY-ACETY-
LENE DEPT ID. HAMILTON OHIO
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RARBER COLLEGE

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CLASSIFIED
.ADVERTLSEMENTS
.1;RCRAFTSNEEN

ATRCRAFTSMEN
sesr~Nsr>~~sNs
SD~r AE-rsNTFN trained and placed. For fun
tnforTnation write Aeronautical InstiL1te'
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
JAPANESE CABINET SHAkEUp5 REVERT OVER WAR IN CHINA, ALSO STATUS OF FOREIGNERS

mier, and the navy in Japan tra- ditionally has pursued a broader policy than the army.
 And how may the Cabinet shake up affect U. S.-Japanese relations?
 It is remotely possible the gov- ernment shakeup, coming as it does on the heels of several recent simi- lar shakeups, may be the turning point toward shift in the Japanese objective in China. Despite Japan csc protests to the contrary, it is taken as a substantial fact that the Japanese aim in China is the dis placement of foreign interests.
 Another prospect is that the Jap- anse will employ different methods in China, even if their objective is not changed. The domestic dis content in Japan, together with such pressure as the United States may apply during it's negotiations for new treaty to replace the one we are ending, could easily awaken Japan to the need of change of methods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Ghezzi Is
 Fairbanks
 Postmaster
Succeeds Robert E. SheI. don, Resigned, 10 Enter
 Race for Auditor

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. 7-Al- fred J. Ghezzi, retired miner mer- chant and motor transportation man longtime resident of Fairbanks, was notified by the Postal Department in Washington yesterday of his ap- pointment as Postmaster at Fair banks, effective immediately.
 Ghezzi succeeds Robert J. Sheldon who rendered his resignation sev- eral weeks ago. Sheldon filed as candidate for Territorial Auditor or February 1 on the Democratic tick ct.
 Ghezzi filed as a candidate but after receiving notice of his ap- pointment as Postmaster, he with drew from the Legislative race anc took charge of the Postoffice yes terday.
 Sheldon served as Postmaster of Fairbanks for seven years during which time business greatly expand ed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-To un- derstand the recurring shakeups in the Japanese government, keep these factors in mind:
 At the beginning of the incident in China, Japanese leaders confi- dently predicted the show would be over in six months. Instead it is running past the middle of the third year.
 In those three years every Japan csc has had to work harder, and now all are getting less for their work than when this conquest Of great Chinese resources started.
 A half million Japanese have been killed or wounded. A million more are in the field. In a constant stream they move from their homes; often nothing comes back but the ashes of the dead
 Domestic discontent with the sit uation has caused Cabinet after Cabinet to fall. Yet each new Cab inet finds exactly the same old prob lens that caused the fall of the last. They must raise more and more money to conduct war in China. And the war looks less and less like a victory.
 Prices of rice are higher and rice is harder to get. In Japan that hurts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
WAGNER ACT CHANGES I5
 NEW ISSUE
CI0 Lewis Makes Charges on Amendments Pro-
 posed by Anti-Ldbor

WASHINGTON, Feb. '. = CIO Chieftain John L. Lewis today of- fered documentary proof" to the Senate Labor Committee, that all proposals to amend the Wagner Act were prepared with the aid of att torneys of "reactionary anti-labor corporations.
 The exhibit appeared in long statement presented by Phillip Mur- ray, CIO Vice-President.
 It is charged that Joseph Padway, General Counsel of the American Federation of Labor, prepared the Federation's amendments after a series of secret conferences" with Gilbert Montague of New York, Earl Reed of Pittsburgh, and Ernest Bal lard of Chicago, three attorneys de- scribed by Lewis as representatives of many corporations which have been the most fragrant and notor- ious violators of national labor"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
NIPPON IRE RISES OVER
 TRADE PACT
Talk of Preparing for Worst : U. 5. May
 Get Warning

TOKYO, Feb. 7.-Foreign Min ister Arita told Parliament today the Japanese Govern rent is weighing the advantages and dis advantages of abrogating' the Nine Power Treaty of 1922, guaranteeing the territorial integrity of China.
 The Government spokesman said the Japanese Government is pre- pairing for anticipated difficulties arising out of the new economic relations with the United States now that the trade treaty has been ended by the United States.
 One official speaker referred to preparations for the worst
 Would Warn U. s.
 Premier Admiral YOnai, respond ing to suggestion he tissue a state ment warning the United States" In connection with the current friction between the two powers in China, replied, We don't want to regard the American attitude with ill feel ing, but we will reconsider if the United States continues its oppres- sion and interference with Japan
 Regarded As Insult
 Youshimichi Kuboi, member of the Seiyukai, major political party declared the U. S. treaty abroga- tion should be regarded as an in- suit"
 Arita replied that the American action is "irreproachable legally but the manner in which the act was done caused dissatisfaction with the Japanese people"
 In reply to query if the Gov elnment intended to advise the American government to withdraw its nationals in China, Arita said that was a grave question and he is not in a position to answer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
THREE TYPES OF PLANES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. T. The contemplated Seattle Juneau air service will give Pan American it's first direct West Coast connec- ton with Pacific Alaska Airways, its Alaska subsidiary.
 The Pan American office here said details of the route have not been announced, but it was learned three types of planes are under consid- eration.
 One type considered is the Sikor- sky twin -motored amphibian, weigh ing 12 tons and carrying IA pas sengers Another type under con- sideration is the Sikrosky four-mo- tored, 17-ton, 32-passenger ship.
 Boeing Ship
 Another ship considered, now und- CT construction at Boeings in Seat tie, is a four -motored Boeing wheel plane.
 Unofficial sources said mail, pas sengers and express will be carried if and when the service wins ap- proval of the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
 It was said weekly or twice-weekly service will probably be initiated at first.
 Pan American officials said an nouncement of schedules and types of planes to be used will await the outcome of the CAA hearing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Two Irishmen Go to GdI- lows in England for
 Bomb 0ufrdges FRENCH FIRING SQUAD
 SNUFF5 D0(T0R'S LIFE
Situation Is Intense with Thousands of Extra
 Police on Guard
(By Associated Press)

Three executions, two in England and one in France, highlighted the problems of the two nations today as each faced their solution in a wartime manner.
 Thousands of police reinforce ments stood watch throughout Eng land as two Irishmen, convicted of setting off bomb that killed five persons in Coventry last August, went to the gallows in Birmingham, England.
 Irish vs Britishers
 The pair, James Richards, 29, and Peter Barnes, 32, were members of the Illegal Irish Republican Army which wants to drive the British out of Irelands six northern counties.
 The entire island seems reunited under the Dublin Government and a wave of terrorism by bombs pre- ceded the execution of the two men.
 New Outbreaks Feared
 New outbreaks are feared as the dICerIndUn OI UIle e6eCuJlOIlS WHICH has embittered the Irish-British re- lations because of the fruitless ap- peal for clemency made by the Dub lin Government direct to British Prime Minister Chamberlain
 The situation is tense following carrying out of the death sentences and demonstrators paraded ith black flags.
 Execution in France A French firing squad at Nancy executed pr. Karl Roos, Alsatian autonomy leader, convicted last Oc- tober The authorities said the ex- ecution had nothing to do with the doctors autonomous activities in All sace, one of the provinces France re- gained from Germany as the result of the World War but Roos was con- victed for giving Germany informa- tion regarding movements of French troops. All attempts of demonstrators against the execution have been put down
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
SOME METHODS

The objectional methods" as out lined by American observers, in- clude:
 First: Army authorities in China act as if Japan were already sover- eign there, even though they claim they have no plans for a perma- nent conquest. Second: Japan has substituted a flat currency of her own in China, advantageous to herself, but poten- italy harmful to foreign traders who never can be certain from one day to the next that it will be worth anything
 Third: Exchange is manipulated to the advantage of Japanese.
 Fourth: Japanese trade monopo- lies, or virtual monopolies, are fos- tered as military necessities"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Athletics pra(ti(e
 Schedule

ANAHEIM, Feb. 7.-Connie Mack has planned for Athletics players to leave for Anaheim, Cal, on Febru- ary 16. Practice is scheduled to start February 20 The early de- parture was made necessary to get the pitchers and catchers in shape for the first game, March 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
INT. HIGHWAY
 APPROPRIATION
 NOW ELIMINATED

WASHINGTON, Feb. T The House Appropriations Committee has omitted the Alaska International High Commission completely in the appropriation bills now being dis cussed.
 The commission received $6,200 last year to carry on work regarding the highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Fisheries
 FundsAre
 Discussed
Appropriations Committee of House A(ts on
 Estimates

WASHINGTON, Feb. T. The House Appropriations Committee has increased the allotment of the International Fisheries Commission by $3,O0O, making total of $28,000.
 The committee reduced the Inter- national Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission allotment $5,000, which now leaves the fund at $35,000 for Fraser River work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Crack Irish
 Mail Vessel
 Strikes Mine
Ship Sinks Quickly But All Passengers, Crewmen
 Reach Shore

LONDON, Feb. 2. = The crack Irish mail steamer Minister, 43O0 tons, sank quickly today after an explosion, presumably due to strik- ing a mine
 Passengers and crew reached shore safely although two creWmen were injured.
 The captain was knocked off the bridge by the explosion but W a s not injured.
 The Minister was on the route between Liverpool and an Irish port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Three Types of Planes Are Under Consideration
 for North Route MULTI-M0T0RED
 SHIPS TO BE USED Flights Likely 10 Be Once or Twice Weekly df
 Beginning

SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-FolloWing an- nouncement that a hearing on Pan American Airways' application for a service between Seattle and Juneau will be held in Washington Feb ruary 26 officials here said it is indicated that an amphibian plane will be used This will provide for water landings at Ketchikan and either land or water at Juneau, de- pending upon weather conditions.
 The Seattle-Juneau service will connect at Juneau with the service now operated between Juneau and Fairbanks, thence to Nome.
 The type of plane to be used has not yet been stated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
THE ARMY RULES

Nobody in Japan or America is
 fooled when the Japanese army leadership claims it is not the mo- tive power behind the government.
 Nevertheless, army authorities go through the motion of keeping the army from assuming active leader ership of the Cabinet. General No- buyuki Abe, retiring Premier, was not on the army active list. And
 in his place was appointed Admiral Yonai of the navy
 Washington observers found that was significant because the army
 must operate through a navy Pre-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
NOMINATED FOR MINISTERS, TWO
 FOREIGN LANDS
Former Governor Earle of Pennsylvania 10 Be
 Sent to Bulgaria

WASHINGTON, .'eb. 7.-Presi- dent Roosevelt today nominated for mer Governor of Pennsylvania, George Earle, to be Minister to Bull garia.
 The President also nominated Da- vid Gray of Florida to be Minister to Ireland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
REAL PAY DIRT

HOLBROOK, Ariz., Feb. Nav ajo Indians are getting income from an unexpected source. A deposit of clay on their reservation, valuable in petroleum refining, is being min ed under royalty agreement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
MORE G-kEN

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI. has made a request on Congress for 100 additional agents to augment his present force of $50. The enlarged force is to be used in a campaign against espionage and subversive activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
FINNISH PLANES BUSY

Guided by campfires Finnish war planes last night bombed massive Red Army infantry concentrations before the Mannerheim Line after repelling Soviet tanks and man. power which broke five times in futile assault against single Fin- nish base.
 Norwegian military observers on the Finnish Arctic Front report that Soviet airplanes have been active behind their own lines The re- ports said that the Russian planes were dropping bombs and machine gunning their own troops. The re- port led to the suggestion that Rus sian troops are refusing to advance after being defeated. Russia has denied similar reports in the past.
 Meanwhile the morning com munique from Helsinki said that the Reds had bombed and straffed a Finnish hospital ship anchored at an unnamed port. The crew of the mercy ship and those patients who were able were said to have fled to shore. Four of the Soviet planes are reported to have followed them and machine-gunned their hiding places. The number of casualties is not reported,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
, kiIbane Is
 Instructor

CLEVELAND. O., Feb. 7.-Johnny Kilbane, who brought to Cleveland it's only world boxing title and held the championship for eleven years, is instructing ambitious youngsters in the manly art of self defense here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07
Northern War Arena Be- comes battle-ground for
 Major European Powers
BERLIN DENIES ARMS
 PACT WITH MOSCOW
New Finnish Military Sue-
 eesses Reported-15O0 Red Soldiers Die
(By Associated Pressl

The Finnish Russian war is up- permost of concern in the Capital cities of three other warning pow CTS, Germany, France and Great Britain.
 A movement to send full aid to Finland reached steam roller pro- portions in Paris as the authorita- tive newspaper LeTemps came out in favor of an effective and com plete' assistance.
 Premier Daladier's own Radical Socialist Party urged the French Government to send speedy aid to Finland
 British Sends Planes
 The British are already sending planes to Finland with the under standing fliers are available in Fin land to pilot them. This statement was made in the House of Commons today by Foreign Under Secretary Butler in response to question.
 Germany's Status
 In Berlin, authorized sources said Germany has no commitments to extend military or technical aid to Russia in the fight against Finland and there is no German Russian military pact whatever.
 This is practically a restatement of the previous German policy that the Russian Finnish war does not concern Germany although the Nazi regime expressed an understanding regarding Russia's position
 Fresh Finn Successes
 Advices from Finland report fresh Finnish successes against the Rus- sians. stating that 1900 Red Army soldiers have been killed during the past few days in the far north. Northeast of Lake Lagoda an entire Russian Battalion has been repulsed and 300 Russians were killed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-07

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