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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

HELENA.-Possibility Of extensive
pipeline construction in Montana was
seen when the Texas Pipeline Co
qualified to do business in the state
/ GREAT FALLS.-City and county
health authorities warned parents not
to allow their children to play in tan
weeds or brush near here because of
danger from rattlesnakes.
HELENA.-Two inspectors of the d.
vision of weights and measures will
be in the field soon to check grain
and sugar beet scales, and similar
heavy weighing equipment.
LIBBY.-In order to meet the grow
ing demand for vermiculite. IS addi-
tional men have been employed at the
Universal Insulation Co. mine. one
order received is for 20 carloads.
CHOTEAU.-Ole Hendrickson. 7s-
year-old Great Falls prospector, died
of exposure on Choteau mountain TO
end a search for gold he started with
two companions 20 years ago.
HELENA--Gov. Sam C. Ford an
nounced he had reappointed DR.. p
M. Nelson OF Livingston to the state
board of veterinary medical examiners
DR.. Nelson win serve a term ending
July 81, 1915.
SWEET GRASS.-Timbers for a new
aerial for a new short-wave broad |
casting station will be erected at the
immigration building for the border
patrol. A number Of such stations viii /
be built along the boundary.
HELENA.-Montanas 1941 wool cliu
Of 32,796,OOO pounds brought growers
more than $11 ISL 900, nearly s3 OO0.-
boo more than last year, the federal
agricultural marketing service, re-
ported.
KALISPELL-A total Of 6.O4O auto
mobile licenses have been issued To
late by County Treasurer Jacie willis
" two more than was issued In the
Lll-time high record set In 1910. Truck
licenses have totaled 1880, or 30 less
han last year. !
HELENA. Excluding stocks Of wheat
q merchant flour mills, there were
100000 bushels Of wheat stored In
dontana elevators July /, compared
nth 1882 900 bushels q year earlier
nd 2,212,O00 bushels the 10-year av-
rage.
HELENA.-For the second successive
eek, there were no new cases of
'ocky Mountain spotted fever in
Iontana. the weekly summary of DR.. III
!. K. R1lbourne, state epidemiologist. II
lsclosed. His report showed, however.
cases Of whooping cough, 8 scarlet II
'ver, chickenpox, sleeping sick
ess, 2 tularemia and / undulant II
yer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richard II
AXE Of the Third airbase squadron ii
the author Of Fools Fable a So. III
zee volume OF poems Just issued in
buQuerque, N. M. Lake is the son III
Ar. and Mrs. David Lake of this III
y and Is native Of Wheatland
unity. Before joining the army last
;tober, Lake was publicity man for
e national youth administration in
lite.
LEWISTOWN.-Helena viii be head II
arters for the state grass conserva- II
n commission In the future, board III
.mbers announced. Formerly located II
Billings and Chinook, the commits
n offices will be moved to provide II
more permanent headquarters in
capital. James B. Grierson II
Hysham, chairman, said the COM II
ssion has named Bruce Mott of
les City as secretary. II
one solution for
J woodtick problem: DR.. J. w. But
state veterinarian, received the
lowing letter from a ,Toppenish Ii
Ssh, stockman: II read your article
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

concerning woodticks and how they
have killed off your cattle. We have
ticks here In eastern washington and
they get on our sheep. We have found
that IL we feed the sheep Gull onions
or bed them In onions the ticks win
leave the sheep almost Immediately.
I think that II you win try this on
your cattle you win get the same re-
suits"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

Loans and discounts of SO state
banks at the close of business June
30 totaled $24,242, 1868. 2S-of which 25
percent was cattle loans-W. A. Brown,
state superintendent of banks said.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
JOHN G. BROWN.
PROMINENT STATE
TAKEN

John @. Brown, 81, prominent Mon
tana attorney and leader in political
and fraternal circles for many years,
died recently at Helena. Death re-
suited from a heart attack.
Born in Edna, Mo, Oct. 20, 1879,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

HELENA.-The Big West Oil Co.
Spokane, Wash, was awarded a con-
tract to furnish four carloads of gaso-
line for the Montana highway de-
partment. The motor fuel was to be
delivered at Great Falls.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
CLASSIFIED
@ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale Or Lease
BUILDING MATERIAL

s@@~SN~F~~~Nse-NsN~NsH~r
FARM LUMBER Immediately available BY
truck, rough or planed lumber. quantities,
quality to suit every requirement, forty-eight
hour delivery, REASONABLE PRICES. In
Quiries stating quantity and quality desired
VIII receive immediate attention. Robt. L.
Rowell, 5ii 3rd Ave. n. Great Fails, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

SHEEP
barry CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
SN@~S~~~sN-N~~eN~N-NsNN
HEALTHY MISREPRESENTATION Baby Chiekn
produced from acciimated northern bred.
approved. double blood-tested and BANDED
under the supervision Of the North Dakota
State Poultry Improvement Board. Leghorns.
Rocks Reds, Orpingtons, Wyaudottes, Oianse
Minorcas and New Hampshires Matched twice
each week. Special prices and discounts Write
for eatalog and prices 20 Blue Ribbon Hatch
cry and Supply Company, Mandan. No OAK
POULTRY WANTED
N~~N~~~NNr-reNeN~N~~~~e~~N ~N~~~~~NeNerNN~O1NNN
NYSTRAND POULTRY CO., cash buyers Of
live poultry and eggs. Ship any time. 2las
Placer St., Butte. Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Educational
Help Wanted

BE INDEPENDENT. Earn $25 to $50 weekly
at home Write Rogers, Box 66, Alhambra,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~~SNs~N~~~-~N~N~-~ -N-~~-~N~-~~~N~~NS~
FOR SALE-'The Oasis" The only confec-
tionery. fountain and lunch room in south
and east Libby. On hiway No. ?. corner OF
Larch opposite sawmin. New i6x30 building,
stucco outside and Celotexed inside; full
basement Corner lot gives ample space for
curb service and lawn service. All new equip
ment last year. Inquire OF Vernon crotteau.
Libby. Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
PhOtOs-F Finishing
10
Personal

GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions made
quickly. All ages, many wealthy. Simpson,
Box 1851. Denver, Colo.
LONELY2 WANT FRIENDSq Write for in
formation. Myrna Lee, Box 3434. Portland.
OREGON.
DON'T BE LONELY. Make friends Send 1Oc
for information. XXI Letter Club, BOX 366,
Inglewood, Calf
NJ N. A. AUGUST as, 1871 CD
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

One must first risk failure In order
} achieve success.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

NEW DRIVEN RESTAURANT in Bozeman.
Mont, on junction OF highways 10 and 81.
Near State COLLEGE and high school; across
street from finest auto court that is filled
throughout the year Only few blocks from
town center. New building with living quar-
tiers. Doing excellent business and Will war
rant strictest INVESTIGATION. Illness forces
sale Can or write for information. Bob
Cat DTive-In. Bozeman. Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
HEALTH REMEDIES

=, . ><esrseNNsNs~NNNN1N~4
"OAiEN Chumanies Triple Xxx Period
Plns. 81 @ boxes So No. C. D. D. Chu-
mamie Medicine Co., Dill New Richmond n
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Classified --...
LIV ES TO Ck
Advertising -
For Sale

WILL SELL II Purebred Hereford cow. 49,
yearlings and bull calves. Linus Markuson'
Galata. Mont.
SHEEP
CROSSBRED YEARLING RAMS. Booking Or
ders now, in lots to suit purchaser. r
McAllister, Ranch. Fairfield, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

1880 IT, Rumley combine Ready to 60
TO work. In excellent condition through
out. GRAPHICAL Chevrolet Co.. Shelby, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
=, 49, .rS-S~S~~0~NS~~~~N~~~NsN~4
WATCH YOUR RYE FOR ERGOT Write for
information, cleaning suggestions prices
UNIVERSAL Laboratories, Dassel Minnesota.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

FOR sALE-NoDERN EQUIPPED Bakery in
eastern Washington town Of 1900; only
bakery; wholesale. retail doing $500 month
4O% retail. Shop must be seen to see posi-
hihties. Price $4,000 and invoice; terms II
you are locking for a bakery don't miss this
opportunity. Ritzville Electric Bakery, Ritz
vile, Wash.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
FARM MACuIArrRv

FOR SALE-i93s l2-ft. Cleaner Baldwin COM
pine on rubber. Good condition $3.50 cash
delivered promptly to any place in Montana.
Grass Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Many Stock Loans

NJ. N. A. AUGUST Is, 1871 az
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

CALLED TO LOCKHEED. Must sell 25 acres
lars write A. F. Black, Post Falls, Idaho
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

100 ACRES 40 acres irrigated near For,
Shaw good buildings. $3.50. $3.50 down. bal.
ance terms. Frary & Burlingame, Inc, Great
Falls, Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

l2o-ACRE farm. 60 cleared Modern house
frank olphant, 2O7 East 5th Ave, Olympia,
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13

Den ausen. @ortIos 8eigte geie-
mann oen Stein, ouf Den Ser ber-
Oammte 5rit, Der RompaniemaIer,
ben gutgemeinten Spru6 0Neeni6
aeb' ranl gei9ts Die ranl Sci fem
5teinl ltn0 er51ble uns aud mas
Sd0nes BON oeiaer 8opierbrnutl
gernalt bate.
llnO nun er31bIte Niemonn, Die
allies gefommen mar uno Dab er
ales faIl6 einsepadt bate. Sc let
aus nit Der 8%apierbraat. @ber
aud Sen Meier bntten iie eingeIeift.
CT bate atDei Oide rote 8aditeine
nit Der aufI6rift sir oeinen
Sdornitein~ bon Jranfreid naH
Sauie geI6leppt uno uiht i6le6t
babel geIGpibt. 90 bate ieoer Iein
Sell als Mn0enfen bon ben Same.
ra0en an Ser Sront mitbefommert.
0eiiners Grou bate in Dem mitge.
bra6ten gofet einen groBen b0l5er-
men SdnuGer entOedt; bel SHul5e
batten Ii6 3pininge aus 9Or3elan
eingefun0en, sic fem iduberIi6 auf
einem Notenblott aus bent .Srei.
I1iiB", eriter oft, brittle 58ene, Ia.
gen. Niemanns SeiOenmdide fit
6ie 8apierbrart batte S1mi0t in
ieinem @afet sebabt, tpdbrenO Size
mann sic rotten uno blauen SIaneu.
itiife nod Sauie getragen bate.
Meier botte Oont dber cine feline
SOee. gGe flint 5oger, obnobI geie-
mann ii1 itrdubte, cine 5tinOe
fp1ter gu Ser 8opierbraut un0 fldr-
ten dies auf. gor Der 8obnungs-
tiir 3eigte Nfeier Dem geiemann nod
einmol Sen Stein nit Der Auf-
f6rift. ltno Niemann ging ran.
Gao mar bon oieier 3eit an feline
9~apierbraitt mebr. ltn0 einen @e.
mei8 nobm 9aiemanri, aIs Ser rr.
Iaub berum mar, init sur &ompnnie
uno nit gum SpieB. Aber mas fir
einen, lei bier nidt berroten.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13

siug er pie unobfidtli6 Outd Ste
2iihe unO iab iie idon unter oen
odtunO5Don8tg Eeeiorten frameH,
bic er ale in sen lesten Eagen
ihau0ern0 fennengelernt bate.
5rou Rramm f1mpfte mie cine
20min. IS giug uidt nur Inn ben
Sulten, ion0ern aud Inn sic gbre,
uDO Dor allen I'M sen 6oian. Sn
einem Gage ber5ebrte Fe ale Die
@egenmitel, oie ibr Mann IN elmer
ISOLDE 81 ii6 genommen bate. Sc
geno Abeno Iton0 sic gan5e @rfGl-
tung in lA0niter 8Iiite, unO als
Serr aromm etpas on8iiglid ben
@ebrauh Der @~iaensfraft empfabl,
erreidte sic @nerooie @erei3tbeit
ibren S%0benpmft. 0as llngepitter
brad los:
ugeur Ou biit ihul0. SD babe Sen
Suiten bon sir. grfdItungen TinO
ia oas einsige, mas Oh mir Dot
oeinen Iusgdngen mitbringIt.~
9as dreerte Serrn Rramm iebr,
unO ols 6rau &ramm iagte: ltebri-
gems lit es MIR elm leihter Suiten-
rei54, ertuiOerte er iarfaitiid: .lIio
penigitens irgenOein giei3.o
gm II. Sonuar mar es flor, 0aB
a6geIagt perOen muBte. Ser geufeI
iorgte nod fir einen befrieOigen0en
abi6luB. 8rduers poren gIeidfaus
mddtig %erflGltet, 10 oaB ser Director
CUR 5iiafeoer grifJ Inn ab5uiagen.
Sofort IieB Ser SeufeI feline Sinte
in Der Sober iein. Ser Director be-
ihloB mittaes 5it telegrapbieren. Sn-
5iDii1en langte Ser &rammlde Mb-
iagebrief nit mabrboft teufliI6er
&aidbeit elm. 6rau 8rGlier Las i'm
unO iagte: n@iit, OaB mir oas Gele-
grafnm geipnrt babert. l1nO Ga bic
lieben &ramms imnter tpie6er abia-
gen, 1T Oas elm 3ei6en, SAP lie Of.
fenbar SATAN nidt m0gen, unO mir
tUeroen lie tiinftig nidt mebr einIa-
ben
9obei blieb es and. Serr uno
6rau araum mer0er I'M ndditen
Sabr nad Ser3ensluit buiten f0nnen.
a6er ga DerOen fie = mir f0nnen
rubig petten feinen SiHten be-
fontmen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13
IA. Snni ii Tlag9entag
Die Sterne nnS Streifen murOen
uOm 3OntiHentalen GDmgrek am
IA. SUM 1777 abOptiert

Sn elmer proclamation, in nel6er
9rdiioent Nooiepelt erfuhte, ben IA.
SUM ais 6laggentag 81 beobaAten,
iagte er, OaB 0oieie Set, menn Oie
ourb 0ie nSlo 8lor1" ipmboliiierten
9rin8ipien Der ginigfeit uno Der
5reibeit unter Aneriff limo. beion-
oers geeignet lit, unieren @lauben
an Die SOeale, wofiir uniere 5laege
itebt, uno uniere Sreue 8u Der Na-
ton, moriiber iie fir mebr ais elm
uno ein=balbes SabrbunOert gemebt
bat, ipieoerum 3u befraftigen.
Die Proclamation p~eroronete, oaB
ole 6lagge am 5laggentage bon al
len HegierungSgeb1uoen pebe unO
foroerte oie 8ep0lferung Ser 8erei-
nigten Staten auf ben Sag our6
5eiern in SduIflaiien, offentliden
8eriammlungen uno @ottesb1uiern,
uno our6 Musbdngen Der 5lagge in
ibren Seimen ulO anoeren angemel
ienen YldBen 81 fenn8eidnen.
Sn @erbinoung nit Ben 6eiern
bat Die limited States Stag Mliocia-
tionL cine rationale Organization,
Die fir elm beiieres 8eriteben Der
Soeale uno Snititute Mmerifas ar
beitet, cine Serie BON tdgliden Sra
oioprogrammen borbereitet, Die BON
allen Stationen I'M gan8en 2anoe
mdbreno Der @o6e bonn s. bis IA.
SUM iibertragen meroen miro. Sn-
Dem Iie oieie ais 5laggenpode be-
5eidnete, for0ert Die Aiiociation audi
entipredenoe 6eltlihfeiten in Sdu-
len, &irden, uno aud our6 burger
lide, briioerlide uno patriotiide
@ruppen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13
9as oeike selepbOn
@On 9RidarO @crIad.

SD femme einen iungen Man1L Ser
ein neiBes Gelepbon beiibt.
Gut, er lit pieueiht Nfiaiondr9
SD femme ouh einen Miaiondr.
4ber Der beiiBt ~iiberbaltpt fem 8e-
lepbon, neil er b%ebarptet, er fame
biniger Oebei neg, penn er Sic paar
@eiprGhe, sic er 8l fiibren batte,
uom Nutomaten ans ~erlc0igt.
Sierbei muB i6 oen a%an3lei0iref-
TOR erfpdbnen, einen dlteren Sung
geieaen Der etmaS an einen Mard.
BIZ erinnert. 9(ber iiebe 0a, er bat
fid ani6lieBenO al iein Salaf8im-
ner elm Spiegelfabinett einriAten
laiien, Spiegel ringsum, Die ibm
iein &onterfei BON binten uro BON
born uno BON alien Soften entge-
genbalten. Gin fragwiir0iges Ser.
gniigen fir Sen, Ser fem N0oni3
lit glber er miro idon miiien, moBu
er eS ben0tigt llnO auBer0em lebt
er in geiiAerten @erbaltniiien unO
lHilH e HUI lellleH.
Ser iunge Mann NIT Dem pei-
sen Gelepbon aber lebte feinesnegs
IN qeiiherten @erbGltniiien. gr fabrt
5tpeiter aloiie, obwobl iein ginfom-
men ibm oas eigentlid nid)t %geitattet.
@enn ct iein @ebalt befommt, gebt
Ser ar0Bte Cell INNER gleid fir
Ghuloen rno Ab5ablungen orauf.
n@arltm muB es iuit Elm @lfen.
beinopparat iein?", fragte id ibn.
ngr aaBt 10 id0n gu unIerer Gin
ri6tung. lebrigens lit es gar fem
@lfenbeiu, ionocru niir m~eiBladiertes
gled.~
ngber Sic fins bod feline 0pern.
oipa? @o5u braltden Sic Oas?
IS foitet MIR iebr wenig mebr
aIs Elm idtpor6es, unO es iiebt Diel
bii6ider aus
saber Elm Selepbon Oiert bod
gum Spre9en
n9as aud. 9lber i6 oenfe mir, in
elm meiBes miiBte man .Iouter lidte
uno freun0li6e. @orte 6fneinlagen,
elm i6mar3es bingegen foroert grnlt
Sahlidfeit linO geraoe5u BeIiimis-
mus. l1no ieOer but idlieBlid 0as
9febt 0arauf, in elmer llmgebung,
l9onen Saeins 81 @auie Iein?"
@enn Ser Standardization Ii1 Iein
Spiegelfabinett leilten fam, marltm
iou Damn ser iunge Mann ni9t Iei-
men 4nipru6 alif elm neiBes Gele.
pbon erbeben o~iirfenf Ser Miaion1r
freiIi1 mar ser Meinung, man miiiie
INNER flint Yfennig mebr einneb-
men, ais man ausg1be, -a6er bon
oieier tniderigen Meinung lit er aab
nod niht gliidli6er gemoroen. Ser
CRIME 3meig, auf ben Ser iunge
Mann nidt fommen Tonne, mare ibm
eben Ourh oas meiBe Selepbon uer-
lperrt.
aber etpas @lan3 braudt Ser
Meni6 eben in ieiner &iitte, Die ST.
LUTON, lihte Worte ipreden 81 fOn-
men, menn man MIR Sen @lfenbein.
6orer ab6e6en molte.
Ser iunge Mnnn bebt alto ben
Sorer o6: rSit bort Serr Siiber2
= Nein gum 10. gebt eS nidt. glber
gum I. DerOe i'd Sbnen Die orei
Marf finf5ig beitimmt 5iriid8ablen.
Sd fDeroe es unter alien llmitdn0en
mosIid MAIDEN ..."
&urioIe @elt, NORM ie0er Der
Sorbeit auf cine anOere @eiie 5Out.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13

Son Grtpin GeSSina.

nMenid, on aitterit ial" Iadte
areil uno ituppite ieinen aamera-
ben glttmiitig nit Dem Gaenboeen.
n&ait on 8ammel Dor Dem neuen
Qeutnont2"
SD frierel" antportete @eBner
fur3.
9ie an0eren griniten. Sic Itan-
Sen elm Stiid binter Dem SdieB-
Itan0. in loier @ruppe. oie @etpeb-
re u%mgebdngt, ben @antelfrngen
bodgei6Iagen. Sin eiiiger 8inO
pfiff Our6 oie longen gromdae,
borne peiti6ten Sic S6iiiie in ben
grauen @intermorgen binaus, bon
aommanOorufen unterbro6en.
.9oB ibr mir feline Gdanoe
madtI~ bate Ser unteroffi6ier eben
nod georobt uno Defenders @eB-
rer babel ins @uge gefaBt. SEA.
piert2@ Sect fam er nit Dem neuer
3ngfiibrer nGber. @iner Der @efrei.
ten REF nQ9tungI" Qie Grippe
ihloB ii6.
.StingeitanoenI~
Ser 2~elttnor1t griiBte.
u9attter MeifteridiiBen, mas9"
frogte er IG9elno.
.SSSatpobII" brittle areiI.
Ser 11nteroffiaier mari ibm einen
berpeiIenoen 8lif gu, oann i6il.
Oertp er sic 2eiitungen Ser ein5el.
men. Sour Ser brittle i'm 5fpeiten
@lieo, @eBner, beriage fir &c.
Dobnli9.
n8ortreten laiienl"
@eBner trat Dor.
.2eioen sic an eirem Gebfeb.
Ier?"
Stein, Serr 2eutnant!@
n8eigen Sic mir nal Sbr sc.
mebrI~
Gr nobn DE @offe unO priifte
iie.
.Na aliol~ meiate er. so baben
mir oas @sbeimrrisl Wit Dem Yrii-
gel muB ia ieber rGabrfarten"
idieBenl"
gr iibereab oog @etDebr Dem I'm
teroffi5ier. Mrsbilfstpeiie ioIlte
@eBner Oas ieines gtebenmonnes
befommer. 8eBrer 0urfte auriid.
treten, feline 8efIemmung NOR wie
meggemiidt. @lei1 oarauf muBten
lte an Sen SAieBitano.
&reiI, Inn Ieinen ielbitberfiin0e-
ten STUFF gu redtfertigen, 8ielte gu
lnnge, drgerte iid iiber Die auftali-
denoe Sieben, 0riidte beim 3%tpeiten
Male por5eitig ab uno perbeiierte
oos grgebnis MIR unpeientlid,
@eBner aber, Ser Dem nelien Sc
mebr bertraute, idoB iiberourd-
idnittlid gutl
n0as beritebe ih ni6tl" MUIR
melte ser llnteroffi8ier, Der Elm me.
mig abieits neben Dem 2eutnant
itnno. n9as berltebe i6 nidtl"
Ser 2eutnant lddelte fliidtig.
.0am min id es Sbnen erfla.
ren!" iagte er, pIosIid ernit. v|ni-
len Sic auf un6 merfen Sie ii9'sl
giner muB INNER Der i1le6teite
fem, oas lit flarl Iber gum I'm
gliifsraben DirO er m~eiitenteils
erlt, mein feline Giibrttng i'm 0aau
itempeltl &1tten Sic benz Mann
redt5eitie 0as SelbitDertrauen ge.
it6rft, braudten Sie ibm beute fem
anoeres @etpebr aus Ser aammer
81 beri9affenl 9as @etpebr mar
rdrnIfd 80 boItomu1eR Ia Orb.
rltu0l-
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13
@ebr-gOnOs finOen arOhen 4nflana

W a bington. - SIN MOnat
Wtai pltroen 0erteioigungs= Bonos
mo @ebr=S parmorfen in Sobe bon
insgeiamt All, 782, 1000 Dollars ge-
5ei6net, mie bon S9aBiefret1r Mor.
gentbau auf @runO Der nun poalt1n-
oigen 3ablen beridtet wuroe. Der
SetretGr nannte oas @rgebnis i'm
3ei6nungsmonat LINEN munoerba-
rem 8eginn.~ Die 8onof1ufe leien
melt gr0Ber .geineien, ais man IN
8egierungsfreiIen uripriinglih an.
genommen babe. gs puroen Der
teioigun9sbonos in 90be bon insge-
iamt 1873, 230,0O Collars un0
Sparmarfen i'm 8etrage BON 49,
$4,000 ge5ei1net. Ga piele ser
Bombs auf elmer 9isfontbaiis abge-
geben tpiroen, 10 betrdgt Der Nenn-
tuert Der e~efauften Gduloperidrei-
6llngen etpa cine babe MiQiaroe.
Worgentbau ih1bt, bob iiber cine
Miiaion Meniden an Dem @onoper-
fanf beteiligt geDeien iino. @aS i'm
eriten Monat geIeiitet moroen iei, iei
alleroings MIR elm Mnfane. Die gu-
te Arbeit miiiie fortseiebt peroen.
Ser Gefretdr meinte, bic inn lebten
Wonat aufgebradten 8etrdge Mir
ben geniigen. Inn bier Ghladtidiffe
ODER 20 &reu5er ODER 100 8erft0rer
ODER 1000 Sagoflug5euge 81 balieu.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13

2eon Senoerion, Treisfontroa-
peripalter, berihtete, obglei6 Die Sn-
ouitrieproouftion ieBt uugefdbr 35
Hro5ent bober lit ais i'm Sabre 1929,
lino Die Observation-Disclosures
nur ungefdbr orei Yro5ent geitiegen
uno @roBbanoelspreiie MIR ungef6br
iieben Hro8ent i'm leBten Sabre, be-
oeuteno meniger ais IN oerielben
3eitperiooe oes borigen @eltfrieges.
gr iagte, fiibrenoe 9elunterneb-
men in Neu-gngIano nn0 ben mitt-
Washington Journal., 1941-06-13

leren Ntlantiiden @egenoen baben
iid neutrality-suspicious., Die @oio-
linpreiie nidt oueientlid~ 81 erb0-
ben. es lei Oenn, Dab Die @runofo.
ltenpreiie lid dnoern. Gr beri1tete
Ferner, Die &ubbautpreiie weroen in
Riir3e feiteelegt weroen. @r eriuh=
te Seriteuer BON S1nefelammonium
fiir 0iinemittel, Die iebigen Freiie
inne an balten, oenn eS beitebe feline
&e6tfertigung fir cine 8reiserb0-
bune.
&iiitnngsuObnangen
3r1lioent Gooiebelt genebmigte
ben 8au BON 5000 tUeiteren @obn-
einbeiten fir SnOuitriearbeiter So
milien uno Mrniee- uno Warineper-
ional in 80 Grtsbe3irfen un0 274
Nnb1ngepagen gum Wietspreiie BON
So bis So Sic ISOLDE ais Notmob-
nungen in Den Giiitungsinouitrie-
gegenOen. &iiitlngSbeigeoroneter
8almer beridtete Die @eiomtoutpei-
iungen fir 6amiliens 8obneinbeiten
beliefen iib am "a. Mai ouf 87,260.
SSn ser ISOLDE, nelhe am "a. Wlai
enoete, wurOen 1900 SGuier fertig-
geiteat. Dies brodte Die @elamt.
SAIL Der fertiegeitelten Sduier auf
t2,261.
@rbeitsminiiter 8erfins beri6tete
mebr @obneinbeiten nuroen in Dem
eriten @ierteliabr 1911 fiir ni6t-
lonopirti6aftli6e @egenoen be-
timmt, ais in irgen0 elmer gleihen
3eitperiooe felt Dem Sabre 1929.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-29
PRAISE FOR soFTBALL TEAM

A letter has been received from
Fred D. Crosby, State Softball Com
missioner, who forwarded eleven
medals for the members of the Ris-
ing Sum softball team.
Rising Sun was eliminated in it's
first game in the series to determine
the State champions, but that they
made a favorable impression by
their playing is proven by the fol-
lowing extract from the State Soft
ball Commissioners letter:
81 know the teams and players in
much interest to having Rising
Suns club in the State Tournament,
and it gave a great deal of added
attraction to the Tournament. I'm
Rising Sun met one of
the best teams i'm the city, Blue Coal,
and went down by the score of
l to 0. The Rising Sun Club in los
ing showed many desirable traits
of good sportsmanship and won for
themselves many friends among the
softball fans of the city who were
present at their game. I have heard
many comments about the club since
then, and the majority of the fans
believe that if Rising Sun had SAT-
ely bridged their first game, un-
doubtedly they would have gone to
the finals of the Maryland Tourna-
ment'.