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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

ARLINGTON. 37l9 S. 3rd st.-For refined
gentleman, single room, newly FURNISHED;
new, private home; 10c bus. 2O'
ARLINGTON - Lge.. private home near
golf club; double and singlei twin beds opt;
attractive; references. CH, AIS
71a GREAT FALLS ST, Falls Church. Va.
Front room for | or =; meals II desired
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath, 3 ex-
posures: married couple prtterredi large
closets; private family. Falls Church 2l60,
400 WASH. BLVD, District Heights, Md
Nicely furnished single front room in home
of . sdultS, Bus line. 2lf
ARLINGTON, VA-Front bedroom, twin
beds. . closets. unlimited phone; q block
bus, 3l2 mi D. c.; air cooled oil heat,
1919 ARLINGTON RIDGE RID, Arlington
One comfortable room with kitchen priVi-
ledFes for settled lady; beautiful view OF
river. 10 min. city. jackson la94-J, 2O'
LYON VIILAGE-Furnished room, bath,
garage. in brick home, excellent location;
reasonable; gentleman Phone Oxlord
oe3O 20'
III NORTH LINCOLN ST, Arlington, Va,
Furnished room adj bath, c.hw., unlim.
phone 10c bus: gentlemen, CHI. 9l54,
ARLINGTON. va bedrooms with hn bath
private entrance: close TO both BUS hnes'
gentlemen preferred. CH. 1857. 1.---
ARLINGTON, VA, 717 26th st, s.-.AttTac..
tive rn.. nr. bus gentleman pref; Slf
mo. Phone Jackson 204l-W, --
ROSEMONT, Alexandria, Va.-Large room,
three exposures, inner-sprlng mattress; :;
semi-private bath-shower; gentlemen. Call
evenings, Temple 41lO. 20
ARL., VA.-Country club section. Studio
bedrm., pvt. bath, in new home, Tor couple
or smaller bedrm. for l or >, CHI 479a,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.--Furnished Garner
room, new home; convenient transportation
Call ewes. Warfielo 64l5,
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BETHESDA, MD.-CORNER LOT. LARGE
liv. rm. fireplace , bedTms., bath on lst
f., 2 unfinished bedrmS and bath on 2nd
a. A real buy at $3.50. WI. 5000 or WI.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

COUPLE Will SHARE ATTRACTIVE 3
room bungalow with couple or : gentle
men. Call after > pm, SH. 446l. 20s
SUITCASE RIM, FOYER, LGE. DIR. RIM,
bath, Frigidaire. 300 Conn. NV, Cathe-
dral Mansions North. HO. 6565, Apt; III.
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ROOMS WANTED.

BY GENTLEMAN, basement room or small
apt, vicinity of Dupont Circle; permanent
Box 1927, Star, 20 D.
GENTLEMAN wants room and bath or
running water; near 4th and Pa. sc. BOX
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1903 ALLISON ST, NW-BED-LIVING
rm., newly furnished: modern kitchen -di-
nette. new shower bath; gas, elee, linen;
nnfimitRh. nhnnh in rnnn1, Shn
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1899 BELMONT SIT. NV ROOMS,
End A.; large back porch, semi-private
bath; lights and gas, Kelvinator; no
children. $40 Wk
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HOMESTEAD,
Qio IaHarsap az NJ w

BIZ JenersOn 81 NV.
q Block From Bus LineD
2 rooms. kitchen, dinette and bath. $50
Gas and electricity included air cooled
garage and elevator In building. THO
DORE L. HETTMULLER, realtor, GE. S775
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FLATS For RENT.

NEW COLORED FLATS+190O W. VA
ave. ne; rms. kit, bath; h.-w.h., gas
F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
223 Investment Bldg. RE. 1lSl.
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IUNF WHIT NV

5318 42nd PL. NV.
sesaa 0rsse sS mons
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K st. NV. DI, lQ1b.
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ApARrMlhrs UAEvsAisHEp.

1901 EUCLID ST. NV,
Apt Ia rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath,
screened back porch. parking SPACE. heat
and hot water tree: S49, so.
HIRON ME- 1115
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.

HVVSsS VNFVNNISHEU.
UNUSUAL RENTAL OPPORTUNITY. AT
tractive, new. detached 6-rm. Colonial
sulated, gas heat, fireplace, Iva baths, deep
lot. trees; exclusive section, Near. car
Nay j. Refs. owner on premise. sun.
day. 90. O712. Ext. 7a.
l705 N, OAK, ARLINGTON, vA.-e R.;
ami; S57 so. 504 61st st. s.e,-B T., S25.
ME- 430O, DU. 1900. 20s
1889 3rd ST. NE.-CORNER BRICK;
rooms. modern, $50. l.. v. THACKER,
2726 18th st, ne,
1919 c ST, SEC ROOMS, BATH,
h.-w.h,, S45, c, w. SIMPSON o.. 1924
Vermont ave. NE, 300.
81 INGRAHAM ST, N,W.-1Y OWNER; 3
rooms. bath, Q inelosed pcrehssl sas heat
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1908 SPRING PL. NV, l BLOCK OF
Spring rd.-7 rooms, completely furn.
bath, Law. basement, SaraEe: SOB. co
1853 SHERIDAN ST. N.w-s BEDROOMS
2 baths; recreation room; garage; S11O
Randolph s9O6
FINE HOME. BRIoHTwooD SECTION
beautifully furnished; q rooms, , baths
apss sapsy ate cGSG De qase
heat. Available May is. Price, Sl15 pei
mo. Fer appointment to see call Republic
. Va lls. S..enea SesTH .aa TsYI1r %
conditioned heat, S85. Open Sunday.
BETHESDA. MD.-6 ROOMS COMPLETE
iy furnishsd; years lease Immediate DOS
ssMPEracHED sBs sMA Mda4se es4k asT
90 to Oct. /; $40 Dupont 1887.
BETHESDA. MD.-ATTRV. FURN. NEW
6-rm. brick house, oil heat, garase, scr,
porch. lrg, landscsped lot flower garden;
yF Tyr. Lease; sioo SnDpA mo-; adults only. Wo,
1910. Apt. 2O5,
ATTRACTIVE 5-BEDRM. HOME FRUIT
and shade trees; SlOO per month. Falls
Churcl. 1872.
ss3s 42nd ST. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
heat, large front porch; garage. AT. 30t2.
15O D ST. s.E.-To OCT. 1; s ROOMS
near near car "a s1s bus lines rent rsasopsele
NEAR WALTER REED DETACHED
refrigeration, built-in garage; $3.50, Open
Saturday afternoon and Sunday, l4ls Var
Buren, ST. NV. 201
1771 CHURCH. ST. N.w-FURNIsHEr
sos; references
BROOKLAND, 1905 KEARNEY ST. NE
Beautifully furnished; close to churches
sniO%sI. schools and &c. G sao g 10 minutes to town
four months. will rent their new home
completely furnished, for 500 per month.
Suitable for four adults.
1913 18th ST. District 1925.
Several 2-bedroom homes $s5 and 500;
8 Sedrooms' baths, s1lo.
And others to Sl26.
Mrs Christman. ALLIED REALTY CORP
DEFENSE ExECUTTvES-OTHER
NEWCOMERS!
Among my listings are the following at
trsetlvs properties for lease, furnished:
rage; | or 2 year lease: $3.50 mo.
VIRGINIA-10-acre estate on Potomac; de-
lightful, informal; bedrooms, baths;
long lease: S400 mo.
Modern country home on Chain Bridss
I'd; lovely grounds; 5000 mo.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. = Town house
charming Interior bedrooms, baths
$3.50 mo.
WEsTGATE-Attractive corner house:
bedrooms, baths maids room ano
bath; S140 mo.
Also a few exceptional summer rentall
In Kent. Westmorsland Hills. Kenvood
Mass, Ave. Park.
CAN Mrs. Scott. ewes. and sun. WI
1888. Weekdays. DE. a422.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
lbAA Conn. Ave.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM in Rockville area, pri-
vate family; meals OPTIONAL ref. BOX
69-z, Star. %n'
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1873 NICHOLSON ST NV.
Il Blk. East 18th ST.
Modern duplex, , rms, kit dinette,
bath, screened porch large rear yard.
S4150
1629 K St, NV. Ma O352.
3314 MT PLEASANT ST. NV.
2 rooms kitchen, dinette and bath,
$4,000 :? exposures; elee. reig. Res. mgr,
AID. 1882
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Decatur 36OO
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HYATTSVILLE. MD,

IA N Wells ave, ODD. Hyattsville Theater.
3 rms, and bath, new apts., completed May
blk ST. car and bus: S45. See OWNER
IN DrenliSeS
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YADY DESIRES room, breakfast, mr.. Treas
ury Dept. or nearby Virginia, with board
and transp. Phone Falls Church &l3o.
sPANISH WAR VETERAN wants room and
board city or country, $40 70 POO month
pS ouhO Low. NOO' '' DOS
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DETACHED HOUSE, ROOMS. TILE
bath. h,-wh., oil burner. gaTsge; near
school and bus; RoSemont, Alexandria, Va.
TE. 3332. Inspection until Z pm. Sat.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

406 EDMONSTON RID, HYATTsvILLE-
, rooms, kitchen. bath, garage, oil heat.
electricity. gas; adults; $3.50. WA. 2330.
ANNANDALE, vA-FouR ROOMS BATH
RUSSELL WOOD. Annandale Va so.
1868 3lst ST, MT RAINIER. Md
rooms, kitchen and bath. $40 month; hot
water and heat incl. adults only; avail
able May 1st.
ARLINGTON-5 ROOMS, bath, UNF.,
exceptional screened porch; entire and
floor, garage, yard. near Army Navy Club;
large basement; S65 CHI. $3.50.
TAKOMA PARK : BEAUTIFUL 5-RM.,
tile bath, unfurnshed apt; heat. c.-h,w.
incl. 400 Garland ave. WA 1l9l.
l RIM, FOYER, LARGE CLOSET, MODERN
kitchen; utilities furnished; 1Oe bus fare;
SIS month. CHI. 5665.
- SOUTH ST. BLADENSBURG. MD
rooms. kitchen and bath; heat light and
gas furnished.
HYATTsVILLE, MD, sO4 W. MADISON
dinette, screened rear porch; So so.
4n9 Calvert st.-Furnished for light
housekeeping, large rooms and bath $40.
DUNN & CO. 1898 R, l. ave, Mt. Rainier,
Md. Hyattsville 0O4S.
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RENTAL. NEWLY
conditioned, lee., rm.; End f.. heat and
hot water, Spacious shaded grounds; on
bus and car lines S47 80; ref $40 Cleve-
land ave, Riverdale, l blk off Bait. blvd.
TAKOMA PARK-s4o; FURNISHED, MOD
ern, cool > rms. and bath; includes util.,
yard, refg; for couple only. Rear 9O5
Domer ave, near Saratoga and Flower.
ola CLEVELAND AVE, RIVERDALE MD,
Apt. 81 rms. kit, bath, SO month.
Dali Z Ia1a
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued

WISH OR . GIRLS TO SHARE NEWLY
CURED wo, 6044, skyline Towers
1 1883 IFvING Mw1N1cEdy Ell; EyIEiS.rs: SgES !:
mr. mr. ROCK or sefpii Pf; ali util 1ii turn. urn cihw
NV ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
3 exposures, utilities furnished; conv,
trans; consider unfurn. l4ls Spring I'd.
NV
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCEL. To-
Murphy bed, spacious dressing rm, dinette,
ktt H6 eath; 9aas shower elev'' s6o-s7o eo"piete
l4o@ ,GIRARD N,W-4 R, AND B., 1st-
f. apt: ami, e.h,w., unlir, phone, util,
FUN; 3 adults; gentiles only; S65.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL, goth
46S and sts 6Ts7 6wFTsprOoi Al Ssr Sne
serS seF7ce o"n nceiy Gssf furnished H NA b455 lu
1904 18th ST, NV, MT; PLEASANT
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, gas, elec,'
elec. refs: S5h adults. -
PGNP s1p, prsI.Fsd f.RcsERcE kN 5bea GoyT sn
bath, bay windows beautifully arranged.
Toronto Apts. Switchboard. 500 month,
GLOVER PARK-3?17 W ST, NV; p
H5n nome aDt Xdn RT Oa6 SG%Dssi en- lpre
NEWLY FURNISHED / ROOM, KITCHEN,
dinetto bath: maid service; 81 80 per
month, x ST., near Conn HARRIET
HULL I1EtN, AGENT MA, -lpb
EXTRA LARGE LIVING RIM, DINING
rm. bedrm, kitchen, bath; 5 large closets.
venetian blinds walk. distance downtown,
500 month. Can be seen between 6-S
pm. Apt. T, 1871 r. l. ave. NV.
$5s;$aS Mo,3 LIys RIM, BEDRM; X zJs
18th st. NV; Sb5-S5S. Adults.
. ROOMS COR MORE, 50,
81 Randolph pl. NV, at r and No, cap.
Apt house mgmt. See supt., HO. e442.
2 RMS, FOYER, X, B.; UTILITIES INCL.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO, INC,
1921 Conn, Ave, Decatur $500.
1926 l7th ST. NV
/ Room, Kitchen. Bath, S55.
Elec. Refg Switchboard Service.
H. G, SMITHY CO,
Sl1 18th St NV. National 5a04
MASSACHUSETTS AVE-3 BEDROOMS. 3
baths furnished, $500 mo-. May TO No.
Vember
GEORGETOWN-Qu Gardens rooms.
kitchen. dinette, small balcony attrae-
lively and completely furnished; 500 mo-,
cludes utilities
Call Mrs. Scott, ewes and Sun, WI $685.;
weekdays, Decatur 3429
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
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ONE OF THE CLOSEST IN NORTHEAST
new-house sections. near Rhode Island ave:
new brick home: 32-f0ot frontage: largs
rooms spacious L-Shaped kitchen with Ok
ford cabinets, Westinghouse electric rec
frigeratoF; air-conditioned furnace; Vene-
tan blinds immediate possession terms,
5000 cash, $50 monthly TO responsible
family Call F. Z. MALONEY, agent,
WOodley 7R4g
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So, s3,49O-BUILDER WILL BUILD ON YOUR
lot bedrooms, dinette, kitchenette bath,
large living rm.; oil heat: small down pay>
| ment. bal. S22 month. WI 1853. 20'
| OWNER DIRECT-I435 FAIRMONT-12 .
4 rm. brick 3-Stofy; basement, 3 baths. q
! car garage: modern: suitable for apis.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

3O11 CLAIMING. ST. NE - 2 LARGE
rooms kitchen, pantry. private bath; pri-
vate detached home; $40 mo-, incl. util-
tiles. Franklin 0025,
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| DREAM BUNGALOW AT A SACRIFICE
Modern rms, tile bath shower, large att
1 tic; oil heat; on beautiful lot; many trees,
| shrubs; very convenient, stores and trans
| portation; small down payment balance
| like rent. 2ll Peabody st. NV, or call
! nWNEO Wond1au
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SHANNON a. LUCHs CO.,
1905 II ST. NV MA. 234!
WooDsIDE PARK, MD.

rooms. bath. oil heat 2-car garage,
on beautiful ls-scre lot at S15 per month.
ROBERT GAYLOR. REALTOR,
S955 Georgia Ave. SH. 2145.
237 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
between Shepherd and Taylor sts. Mod
ern home, redecorated: q rms. bath; oil
heat; built-in garage; 500. 50.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO..
1929 X St. NV. National 0352.
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u V ST. NE-6 LARGE ROOMS, BATH;
oil heat: large yard; lear garage: can be
seen sun, to pm; S6,25O; terms. y
| CHOICEST CORNER. DETACHED LOCA-
ton in lovely old Chevy Chase. No 10
rooms. 2 b.: oil heat; double garage: l.-fare
zone. Near churches, schools FTuit trees,
City country home Private family OF
doctor. Bargain below market price. CsIl
WI J1lg after nm -
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DECATUR HEIGHTS, lO3 EDMONSTOA
newly painted and decorated throuRhout;
nice lot. Open Saturday and SUNDAY.
ROBERTS Z. LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave.
NV GE Io-Q :
Evening star., 1941-04-19

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard. music room, ping pong, tray
service: elevator and many other luxuIies
For a minimum price Rooms from SD.
Singles with private bath. $50, ineluolhs
D meals 11h0 2 ST NV
Evening star., 1941-04-19

BETHESDA. MD. IN GREENWICH FOR.
est-Brick centeT-entrance home. 3 beds
rooms. baths, screened porch elee,
kitchen; oil burner; Handicapped lot SOXI 40!
restricted neighborhood. For sale by
OWNER. DhOuH RradlRV OOq3
Evening star., 1941-04-19
M ST. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

AT CONN. AVE,
OPPOSITE. ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
LIVE WITH US AND BE HAPPY
GOOD FOOD-MUSIC-VAR MENU.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

241O NORTH CAPITOL. sT.-ENTIRE PRI-
yste 2nd foori 2 rooms Kitchen. pvt. bath
80. 90'
FOR FEW MONTHS-2-ROO APART
ment, sttractively furn,; avail. May LIST.
Cathedral Mansion North. Tel. no. e565.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

1892 sth ST. NW.-PRICE is RIGHT
on this 6-rm., 2-b. brick home Large
lot; less than ] year old about 81 ,O0o
cash needed Owner
Evening star., 1941-04-19

home situated on nice lot within walking
distance to theaterS schools churches and
stores. y block from Wis. ave, "a block
from Bradley blvd House contains very
with oil hot-Water heat large living room
with open fireplace, beautiful kitchen and
gatage 4O8 Wellington dr. Bethesda, Nd.
F. R SPEAR. INC, WI 210s, Bradley 0l Az
Evening star., 1941-04-19

house and garage, on lot 65xl so; well treed
and HANDICAPPED: large rms: house virtually
new. Cal OWNER. CH. 241O evenings.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

scores Of letters, complaining that
these workers had informed them Of
such liens, had been received from
pensioners.
MISSOULA-William Sweet, in
charge Of plan to build a new home
for Mrs. Frances Winter Perrine
widow who lost five children and her
dwelling in a fire, said excavating had
been completed for the house and
forms had been built for a concrete
foundation. Sweet Is business agent for
the local union Of carpenters and
joiners
Cowpuncher, wild west
show performer, soldier and prospector
George M Nyce, IS, retired regional
director of the Indian forestry and
grazing service for reservations IN
Montana, the Dakotas, Nebraska and
Wyoming-had followed all these pur-
suits. Nyce died here of a heart all
ment. He was appointed as regional
forestry director In 1890
MISSOULA-Ray Hemingway owes
his life TO his bridgework. Hemingway,
with companion, was riding In the
front seat OF a car. An "unloaded" gun
was between them. The car struck a
bump and the weapon discharged. The
bullet pierced Hemingway's chin,
struck an all-metal lower dental plate,
and split. Doctors said that had it not
been for the plate the bullet. might
have pierced his head with probably
fatal results.
HAVRE-Appointment Of Wietske
Bydeley of Scobey as full-time home
demonstration agent for Hill county,
has been announced by j. S. Taylor,
director of the Montana extension |
service Miss Bydeley, graduate of |
Montana State college, has been an
assistant home demonstration agent |
for the extension service since last |
August. Her appointment brings to Is |
The number of full-time home demon |
stration agents serving in Montana |
counties, three having been appointed /
within the past year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20
DRAFT WILL GET
633 MONTANANS

Montana will send 6SS men into Sc
lective service under January draft
calls.
The state selective service headquar-
tiers said men win be summoned Jan.
IS, IA, IS, 10, 20, q and %, and coun-
ties will furnish these quotas:
Jan. 13-Cascade No. 1, 20; Cascade
No. 2, 80; Lewis and Clark, 26; Lin
coin, IA, and Phillips, I.
Jan. 14-Carbon, 8; Garfield, g.;
Golden Valley, 2: Judith Basin, 8;
Musselshell, 8; Park, IL; Powder River,
6; Saltwater, Z; Sweet Grass, 4; Yell
lowstone No. l, II; Yellowstone No. 2,
q.
Jan. 15-Chouteau, 1; Flathead, 26;
Lake, IA; Mineral, 8; Powell, 8; San
ders, 4; Silver Bow No. 2, %; Teton, g.
Jan. -Missoula, 20; Silver Bow
No. l, 40; Silver Bow NO. 3, 80.
Jan. 20-Big Horn, II; Broadwater,
6; Carter, 5; Custer, 2; Dawson, 8;
Fallon, 8; NEcCone, 4; Prairie, 3; Rich
land, 10; Rosebud, 9; Toole. 10; Treas
ure, 5, and Wibaux, l.
Jan. 21-Blaine, 10; Daniels, z; Gla-
cier, 10; Hill, Is; Liberty, 4; Pondera,
IL; Sheridan, 10, and Valley, Is.
Jan. -Beaverhead, IA; Deer Lodge,
%; Gallatin, 4; Granite, 8; Jefferson,
g; Madison, 10; Meagher, 4, and Ra-
valli, 9.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

Read the CLASSIFIED Advertisements
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20
Tongue RiUer Surrey
Ordered Continued

The Montana water conservation
board has ordered continuation Of a
study being made Of additional pos
sible use Of water stored in the Tongue
river and the order was for contin-
nation of the survey all the way down
the Tongue to its junction with the
Yellowstone.
The survey was intended to compile
information looking toward construc-
ton of additional bitches and other
facilities later, when funds were made
available.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

HELENA-John w. Bonner, attorney
general, has reminded the state well
fare department that old-age pension
ers in Montana do not create q lien
against their personal property by re-
ceiving pensions. In a letter to Wei
fare Administrator j. B. Convery,
Bonner suggested that case workers
be informed on the law, as he said
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20
MOnt0nG's Tourist
Publicity to Link
Travel With Defense

Montana's 1912 travel publicity win
be based on program Of travel to
strengthen national unity and provide
recreation and recuperation to return
workers to defense jobs with improved
morale and physical and mental fit
ness, state officials said.
Gov. Sam G. Ford emphasized the
Importance Of relaxation and recre-
alton In his official welcome TO tour
lists which win be published in the
1912 Montana highway maps, and
Edwin Grafton, highway department
public relations director. said the slo-
gan travel strengthens America and
builds national health, wealth and
unity" wiz be the keynote OF the
seasons campaign.
Irwin Shorty Shope has completed
the cover Of the 1912 highway maps.
225, 900 of which viii be distributed
to tourists this summer. The cover
depicts Columbia, representing nation
al unity, standing In the center Of
figures representing Montana's agri-
cultural and mining industries. Column
bia carries a drawn sword, which is
pointed toward war cloud, rising over
Montana mountains In the background.
At the foot Of the mountains is a
on which pleasure cars and
trucks are travelling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

The East Mahoney crude price is based
l0c below the Salt Greek posting, and
the Wertz and Mahoney prices are
based zoe below the Salt Greek posting.
LaBarge follows AIidcontinent prices
(5c above salt Creek. 1t is derived
from the average Of the prices posted
by Standard Oil and Texas in Mid
continent. Since Standard posts down
to 81 gravity and Texas stops at be-
low %, the average prices apply to
LaBarge crude below % gravity.
Medicine Bow. effective a. m,
May 90, 1941
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20
Treasure State News Briefs

BILLINGS-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Minthorn observed their 18th wedding
anniversary here recently with a fam
lily reunion.
Observation-Disclosures largest lumber
mills cut 325,290,O00 feet Of lumber
last year, compared with 27I ,O96. 600
in 1889 and 221,579O 900 feet in 1888.
MISSOULA-Forest service officials
here have asked an appropriation to
provide a 40-man parachute army to
fight forest fires in the northern
Rocky mountain region next year.
BELT-ATrs. Margaret Cooper rs
who died in a Great Falls hospital,
Scotland, she came to this country
with her parents when she was years
old
HELENA-Dr. Ernest o. Melby, pres
ident of the State university, win speak
to Helena high school graduates at
their commencement on June 2, Payne
Templeton, superintendent of schools
has announced.
LEWISTOWN-Born in the old min
ing camp of Maiden in 1884, George
H. Connolly. 81, who died suddenly
here, had lived in Fergus county all
his life, coming to Lewistown several
years ago.
JORDAN-The newest commercial
enterprise in spacious Garfield county
is jackrabbit hunting. The rabbits are
sought for meat and fur-the meat to
be canned for dog food and the skins
for furs.
ANACONDA-Nrs. Margaret O'Con- I
nor, who died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Mary Kelly, here, had
lived in Anaconda for 54 years. She
was a native of Ireland and came to
the United States when 10 years old.
HELENA-Paul Raftery, secretary of
the state livestock commission, said
more than $4,000 Montana cattle
brands had been re-recorded. Addi-
tional brands were being received at
the rate of 300 to 500 day.
PHILIPSBURG-F lorian Winning
hoff, who died here, was a prominent
resident of Granite county for half
century. He died after a heart attack
near Echo lake, where he was getting
/ truckload Of wood.
GREAT FALLS - Three parents
charged with cruelty to children were
each sentenced to 35 days in the coun-
" Jail here when they pleaded guilty /
They were Mrs. Ida Hiermeier, 20, !
md Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gladeau. ]
HAVRE- Funeral services were held
lere for Albert W. Jaworski, %, a
marine second lieutenant, who was 7
Tiled when navy plane he was fly i
ng plunged to earth in Flint canyon a
3 miles northeast of San Diego. I
HELENA - Mrs. Esther Hughes
Booth, 81, widow of the late Edwin :
J. Booth, widely known Montana at
orney, was a recent death victim. Her
husband was one of the states great q
st constitutional lawyers and former :
tate senator. .
BILLINGS Willard F, Story of Bill t
ngs has been reelected president of n
be Mountain States Beetgrowers as h
Ociation. Also reelected were w. F. r
,yons of Worden, vice president, and +
red j. Cox of Huntley secretary
reasurer.
GREAT FALLS-William j. Cham +
erlain, toll wire chief with the Noun e.
ain States Telephone g. Telegraph a
o. here, was guest at a dinner cele- C
rating his IS years of service with fl
ne company. Chamberlain joined the E
rm at Pontiac, Ill