davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
LOS JAPONESES Sc MAR
CHAN DE SINGAPORE

Toxic feb. 26.-Temiendo las
consecuencias de la situaci6n
creada en- Ell Extreme 0riente,
las familias japonesas residen-
ties en- Singapore comenzaron
va a marcharse. ia la noticia,
sin concentrate, pero como una
nueva smensza, Ell peri6dico Nj
.& iNiekh
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Los i~talianoS antlfaSclstaS dc
New York, que son muchoS, a
caban de efectuar un actO con-
ira Benito Mussolini.
Participation en- la demoStra-
ci6n de lealtad a la democracia,
los iluStres italianos conde Car
los Sforza, exministro de reia-
clones exteriores; ell professor
G. A. Borgese, de la Universe
dad de Chicago; ell professor
Max Ascot, de la Nueva EScue-
la de InveStigaciones SOciales, a
la que pertenece tambi6n Don
Fernando de los Rios, y ell prOfe-
sor Gaetano Salvemini, de Ia u
niversidad de Harvard.
Ell conde Sforza pidi6 a los a
sistentes. mas de 1900, recor-
dasen las memorials de aquelIoS
italianos, "desde Pisacane a Mat
teotti, que s~acrificaron sus vi
das por un ideal de mayor justi-
cia social" Nosotros sabemos
que la Italia de aihora Sc halla
baio los tacones de las dos Ges-
tapos, Ia Nazi y la Fascista; Pc
70 que millones de italianos com
parten nuestros sentimientoS.
Nosotros sabemos tambien que
una pequena minoria grita, pa
"a amman su coraje, y dice: No
sotros somos los heroes que ma
tamos a palos a los trabajadores
de Turin y arrojamos sus cada-
veres en- Ell Pc; los heroes que lie
gamos hasta quemar vivos a los
desarmados abisinios; somos los
heroes de Glen contra uno"...
"Pero ustedes, amigos italia
nos de la America, no tiene la
excusa de La falsa ret6rica y la
pseudoromana vulgaridad que
han cegado a tantas personals en-
la Italia Fascista. Aqui, en- este
pals, ustedes no pueden sino sen
tir ell ritmo de los nuevos dias
que vienen".
Salvemini manifesto que 81
no lamenta la destruction del
viejo orden en- Europa, sus erro-
res v crimenes. "Aquellos que
anhelan un mejor orden, y no
I'm orden peor que Ell atiguo, de-
ben impedir que Hitler establez-
ca su ''nuevo orden". Por esta
raz6n debe seguir con admira-
ci6n la heroica ~resistencia del
pueblo ingles. POr esta razon lie
hemosdado nuestro apoyo al pre-
sidente Roosevelt en- su politica
de activa solidaridad con Ing.a-
terra. 81 Hitler CANA la guerra,
Italia sc convertira en- una colo
mia alemana; y 81 los italianos
ouieren librarse de Hitler y de
Mussolini, con entera sincerlt
dad deben desear la victoria de
la Gran Bretaha'.
Ell professor Ascoli manifesto
"que las equivocaciones y los cri
menes del regimen Fascista han
llegado ahora al momento de 81
desplome, Y por estas e~quivoca-
clones y crfmenes ell mundo SUI
fire hoy" "El fascismo, que CO.
memo la guerra civil en- Italia,
ha extendido esa guerra civil a
TODD el mundO'.
Los italianos combatientes
han sido cogidos entire dos posi-
bilidades de derrota y ninguna
oportunidad de victoria.
Con estos italianos cultos, que
ponen su amor a la humanidad
Dor encima del ''patriotismo"
enfermizo que algunos predican,
simpatizamos noosotros y tam
hita 10 solealS latina,
La gaceta., 1941-02-26


con sus palabras, va que con los
brazos no pueden hacerlo, a to-
dos los hombres democraticos Y
de MuSsolini y suS compinches,
sin tenor a las atrocidades del
totalitarismo inquisitorial, salu-
dan al pueblo ingleS y lie dicen:
Italia, sierva, empobrecida, SUI
fire contigo, no con los aseSinos,
con los m~onstruos del fascismo
International
Amigos y hermanos: Salud.
HablandO en- un acto celebra-
do en- ell Hotel Pennsylvania, de
New York, ell DR.. H. S. Ephron
profiri6 estas palabras: Ell fas-
cismo es un estado mental que
construye en- la fantasia, en- lu-
gar de hacerlo en- Ell mundo real;
en- los estados mentales de esta-
clase, Ia etica Sc sacrifica y Ell
individuo desprecia a los seres
humanos Y tambien a las insti-
tuciones socialas. Ell paciente
psicopatico trata de imponer sus
fantasticas necesidades sobre ell
mundo real. Odia al pueblo y es-
to 10 interpreta como que justi-
flea su crueldad''.
"Igualmente, ell fascismo no
anna all individuo nj anna a las
masas. Nc estima como impor-
tante Ell hombre comun y por 10
tanto deSprecia sus instituciO-
mes s~ociales. Ell fascismo eS la
fantasia hecha real, con ley in
ternacional, tratados y la digni-
dad humane arrojados por Ia
borda. Ell fsScismo es la autori-
dad del Estado entregada a una
pobIaci6n penal, mientras que
la sociedad es cambiada en- una
institution penal.
Ell fascismo es una fantasia"
que deStruira a sus creadores-
decimos noSotros.
Pero es una fantasia que pa
ra ell pueblo italiano Sc CONVEX
tira en- ruinas y destruction, 81
a tempo no lie corta la cabeza
a los fantasies.
La fantasia debiera ser a.
rrojada por la borda, ahora mis-
mo, y los autores de ella severa e
implacablemente castigados.
Las victorias de Mussolini son
'fantasticas'' pero la sangre de
los italianos, derramada a to-
rrentes, no es fantasia" mas
que en- los cerebros de Mussoli-
nj Y los energlmenos y verdu-
gos que lie secundan.
Luego al pueblo italiano lie to-
ca convertir en- realidad sus an
sias y sin fantasia decapitar a
los jefes de aSesinos que en- ell
mundo desacreditan a Italia Y
tratan de deshonrarla!
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
BOLETTNES DE ULTIMA HORA

.Llegaron Eden y ell general Dill a Ankara.-In-
~glaterra esta satisfecha de la conducta de Tur-
quia. - Huelgas y motines en- Holanda. Alta
cados de nuevo los puertos de Francia.- -Explo-
taron cuatro tanques de gasolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

quite certain we shall see her again She
brought to her small part a spontaneity and
intelligent freshness and simple depth that
were refreshing and glowing"
Everyone cheered and applauded and made
a fuss over me. Everyone but Stephen. He
stood apart and l could hear him talking about
business conditions with Bob Norton who also
was longer selling bonds.
/ thought bitterly, why can't he be proud
of me, why should he be jealous of my small
success. After all we'd all be in a pretty bad
mess without il.
Vickis crowd l could see were rather
amused at our crowd our young matrons and
business men and l felt a little resentful OF
that too because I knew that really, they
were all grand people, but were showing up at
a disadvantage in environment that was
strange to them. and which at the time
associated with Bohemianism.
Stephen came TO me finally.
It's getting late you must be tired, we'd
better start off for home"
"Oh. stephen it hardly seems worth while
TO 20 all the way out there. The cast has been
called for ten oclock-there are going TO be
some changes"
He said quietly, "I1 drive you in in the
morning"
Il am tired Stephen, and it would be much
simpler for me TO stay here"
las you say"
| was tired, of course.
Well they all left. and l stayed at Vicki's
and there was a good deal of discussion of the
play Shop talk, and serious talk. 1t was
my night and they made great deal of me
and of my future / had admired them so
much and now was part Of them. ought 10
have been very happy and wondered why l
wasn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

THE play remained open for five weeks. 1t
] was a good play, and under more normal
conditions would have gone on for the entire
season.
tried at first to come home every night
But needed 20 sleep late in the morning and
with the best intentions in the world, the bust
ness of getting the children up for breakfast
could not be quiet matter.
became irritable and tired for lack of
sleep and somehow the conviction that since
l was the breadwinncr, ought to be given
breadwnner's privileges did not sit happily
upon the family, so l decided TO remain most
Of the nights in New York with Vicki.
Nothing very much happened in those five
weeks on Saturday night when I did come
home, I found Stephen strained l went over
accounts with him My first weeks salary
would pay the insurance bill practically ON
its last grace day Stephen said nothing as
explained to him how we would allocate my
hundred dollars per week. ! felt resentfu at
what seemed to be his lack of cooperation,
and interest.
Allegretta came down with mild grippe
and l got a substitute maid, but not until
stephen had to spend one morning washing the
dishes and making the beds.
l installed the new maid. gave her direc-
tions. She seemed cheerful and willing and
said Yes Maan," confidently to every
thing / called home that night and Stephen
said yes, everything was all right, he guessed
Afternoons l went TO Vicki's each after
noon people gathered there with a kind of gay
familiarity The depression had changed what
they said, but not their certainty in their own
opinions.
There were the same people; Of all calibres.
Philip Menson, the playwright, still was proud
of his collection Of autographed speakcasy club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

cards which he said he was saving for his
grandchildren. Since he was fifty and UNI
married it seemed far-fetched
The apple men had begun to appear
the corners, and guests would come in MUNICH
ing apples as their contribution to society. II
was all lively and far away from domestic
cares and worries.
That Saturday night l came home, the chill
dren were asleep, of course. Stephen handed
me note from Stevie's kindergarten teacher.
1t was nice note personal, and said Dear
Mrs MacElroy Stevie says you aren't at home
and know how busy you are but / thought
you ought to know that he's been coming To
school pretty unkempt and unwashed."
said to Stephen defensively, well, Allegretta
is coming back tomorrow. isn't she ?"
Stephen said, Yes"
I WENT upstairs TO the childrens rooms.
Steve and Norm shared one together. Their
clothes were filthy underwear unchanged since
l had left, and l found sticl+ers of cheap
candy in their pockets. Suie woke up and chung
TO me nervousy crying "Mommie-t's you"
Well Stephen and l went to bed that night
without saying anything further
In marriage there small rituals that
close the day and seal your happiness. Oh
trivial things You lie still with your head in
the hollow of your husbands shoulder and
you touch lips, and the husbandness and the
wifeness meet And when finally you have
separated, your hands still cling together, and
you enter sleep willingly, for love has spoken
its security it's protection, making the world
and strife seem far and your own unity has
reaffirmed its own world.
1t is curious that people speak of the spirit
If 1t weighed nothing. when actually the
lack Of it changes the weight If everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
VII

THAT night after the final performance /
] came home and told stephen.
But stephen there's no cause for worry.
Right after the holidays. Max is putting on an
other play and there's a part in it for me-
oh" he said. I'm not worried. Worrying
is your job now
looked at him quickly but his face was
quiet 1t was strange thing for stephen to
say to me.
I'm tired" / said, "and there win be
lot to do for the holidays. I'm going to bed.
think it's going to snow"
I've nothing TO be tired about" Stephen
said, "and think it's too cold for snow.
/ left him sitting downstairs by the fire
and went up TO our room. l lay there in bed
awake, waiting for Stephen TO come up. After
a while thought l heard the downstairs
door shut. but l wasn't certain. But l
couldn't fall asleep so l went downstairs. The
living room was empty.
/ went in 20 the kitchen, but knew as
looked that stephen wasn't there. I went back
10 my room and lay awake thinking.
The next day l drove the children out to
the country to gather green things for the
house for Christmas. We had a wonderful
time. The children were gay and good and
engaging We gathered pine boughs, and
sumac heads, and red barberries, and some
laurel. They asked where Daddy was and
gave an evasive answer.
1t was Allegretta's day off and when we
came home we all arranged our greenery. over
the fireplace, and made wreath for the door,
and the house smeled of pine and the out
doors made supper for us all and we had
picnic in front Of the fireplace. The children
were very tired, but good. They had had
happy day, and we were all talking amiably.
Norm said solemnly that Daddy had said 1t
was all right to say damn" if ladies were not
present Daddy had said it that other morning
when he had spilled the hot coffee. Stevie
said rather prssily, thought, that he never
intended 10 swear or drink or smoke before
he was twenty-one, and Norm bet him fifty
cents he would. They put the paper containing
Continued on Page l6)
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1911 10y Amefan wcely Inc Croa Briain Rights Rcsoryed
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Continued on Page I6)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
LaWns, Gardens, Supplies

BLACK fertile top soil; any quantity; goo'
sod Render 9=Mile- at Northwestern
Highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

BED. SPRING, MATTRESS. COMP. Sill s5.
ACE FCRN. 259 Michigan. open Ewes.
BIGELoW, Alex Smith Mohawk rugs and
Competing; over 80 sizes. all grades
brand new; big discount here ROGERS
CO. 26i6 East Grand Blvd. Al the viaduci.
BREAKFAST set, new, 5.pc.. 81 Benson
1924 Woodward. Eve, sun. Ii
BUNK BEDS, z springs, mat. S25
Benson. 1926 Woodward. Eve. sun -.
COCKTAIL tables, smokers lamps end
tables. novelties, cedar chests lounge
chairs, etc. You n save 400 on your gifts
IN ueattuE with factory dIst. Tefns open
evenings. Alvn's. S7l5 W. Vernon
CARPETS. rugs made oyer.laid- repaired
Standard Rug Il Opt Cleaners RIA. 6i5i
CHAIRS 6Oc each; tables 50 each. must
sell now: used. 1855 Gra,iot.
DINING. breakfast furniture: chairs desk
chiffonler. dressing table, cot. University
1854.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Personals

|. SUITABLE compensation Will be paid for
II information on the following, resulting IN
recovery Of cars listed
/ George Siwastianyk 81 Cadillac Square
\ 1888 Buick sedan. serial l3333s24 1871
license CB-i62I selling automobile polish.
\ Leroy Hopper, formerly 32i East Farnum.
\ Royal Oak--ie35 Plymouth 2-door, serial
| 10637s2, us4l half year license was XF,
I 2s46.
I Harold and Evelyn Meighen formerly
K s2s Ldncnln-1935 De Soto coupe, serial
6024720r 1871 hslf-year license was VM-
1855.
George II Casgrain formerly 141a
Parker and 6l3 Darlington road-l941 Pom
tiac coupe serial 6-JB-36620. l94l license
was BX6l97
William Dawson. formerly 1922 East
Jefferson--f9 1888 Ford standard tudor, motor
43s421l 1e4l license AP-953S.
Louis kadder. formerly 1913 Townsend
! 1885 Chevrolet touring 2-door, serial lE-
A07346l6. 1871 license NC-4s06.
Warren X. Heyser, formerly 1924 Car
! penter ie4f Odsmobie touring sedan,
serial 9s5035. 1e4l license AA-41es.
Earl Davis. formerly 7035 Chalmers, Van
Dyke Michigan-1936 Ford tudor, motor
32oi3s9 l94l license GE-5741.
John Skinner, formerly 276 Alfred ana
42s Elmott--le41 Dodge de luxe 2-door,
serial 3O3s1sl6, Ie4l license AA-2620.
Call Mr.. Beebe. Randolph 1886 exc. Sun
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
Christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888.
SALE s. o0o-SgFfs, oVERGoATs
1000 FINE coATs-sALE,
Seals, Persian Lambs, Raccoons, $40 up
First come. first served. 40l GRATloT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

AAA sPECIAL-Innerspring mattresses
button tufted fun quota spring unit
Sll.S5. terms WARDS Outlet, 1884 HaF-
per. 14l40 Harper.
A BEAUTIFUL selection OF mfgs display
samples. Living room suites under $50.
Why pay the long price, Terms. Alvins S,
s715 w. Vernon. Open evenings
A BEAUTIFUL new 2-pc. living room
suite, faded by display: must dispose
SIS. terms. WARDS Outlet 7434 Harper
BEAUTIFUL 2pc. rich red velour living
room suite sold for Sl19; used mos
sacrifice 500. Mitchells 5000 GratIot.
A BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer E;-sold
for $40. used 2 months. sacrifice Sl7.
Mitchells. 5000 Gratiot avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Bus Transportation
Dine and Dance

CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH, 60c; we de-
liver Call UN. $1,000. l6s05 Livernois.
SHORES CAFE, 1920 WEST WARREN
Roast turkey. chicken. duck dinners. 4sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

FRIG1DA1RE-6 cubic feet. used: Meter
Miser S37 Many others. shamrock,
1920 Grand RIVER.
RECoND REFRIGs.--5O refrigs, all sizes;
all In perfect running cond.: SIC. so I'D.
Fenkell Appliance. 3eOs Fenkell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Wearing Apparel
JeDelry
Store and Office Equipment
.Uphoisfering

BUY meat cases now New. used. serviced.
Cash, terms 23la Russell. Cadillac o7ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY'S--Large vans; insured; 50. So
two men; any time. Townsend s-O432
AIRRIGHT moving, storage. Grating, ship
| ping: service anywhere; reasonable. Il
Milwaukee Trinity 2-2l1l.
ATLANTIC padded vans; insured; truck
ing Sc load; free estimates. Townsend
6-5S05.
RUGS and upholstered furniture cleaned,
renovated: guaranteed, insured. Call Gar
field Cleaners, Tyler $1,000.
.PACIFIC-Storage 81 room; lowest rates
trucking. ST. so hour Randolph 1888.
.VICTOR'S MOVING, sTORAGE-Strictly
hired men: established since 1924; lowest
fat rates. 17126 Syracuse Slocum 5O3s
VIRLEY COULTER-Moving expressing.
trucking. trunks, storage. reasonable
prices. Cadillac 2116.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26

HusO Brothers. TIingsOn No. 8, CSL
sW3 SW3 14-35-3W, acidized a second
time without results at l76o and VIII
probably abandon.
Imperial Craig Martin No. 5, C SWa
SWa 18-35-lw, cemented production
string at 1858.
Montana-DakOta johnson No. S23,
NV NWa NW4 35-34-1W, found l.
100000 cubic feet Of gas in the Sun
burst sand from 1880 to 1920.
Ramona Government No. 5, CSL
NE8 NW7 12-35-3W, found the Sun
burst sand from 1921 to 1851 dry and
abandoned.
Shubat g. BOswOrfh-LuckenbiT No.
/, @ Nwa SEA 11-36-2W. east Of Kelvin,
struck flow Of water that came up
170O feet from the top Of the lime at
1s19-1923. Drilling continued to 1926
and the owners plan TO run a string
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
NORTH DAKOTA
STARTS SURVEY
OF STRUCTURES

GRAND FORKS, N. D-A geologic
mapping survey which may reveal ad-
ditional basis for the belief there Is
oil in western North Dakota will start
this week in southern Morton county.
The project. sponsored by the state
geologic survey, also win be useful In
soil survey. 1t is to start along the
Cannonbal river but eventually is to
include all of Morton county, Wilson
NJ Laird, acting state geologist, said.
Recently the Carter Oil Co. drilled
a test hole, for information purposes
only, at st. Anthony in Morton county.
The same firm Is drilling a well just
west of Marmath. N. D.. in Montana.
Laird said that major oil concerns
now have between IS and 80 geologists
working in western North Dakota.
While there is a good possibility of oil
in the western section, Laird said that,
contrary to rumor, no oil was found
in the well drilled by Standard OIL
of California near Ray, N. D.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26

of 5 3/16-inch pipe and test the first
breaks" of the lime.
Silver Oils Ltd Haskins No. 4, NV
SWz Sw4 25-36-2W. is making eight
barrels per day.
C. L. Smith-Lewis No. 1, CNL SW3
NW4 34-33-2E, Devon gas field, is drill
ing at IT'S.
Superior Petroleum Government No.
8, Sc SEA NWa 24-35-3W, set 8-inch
casing at 112O and Is drilling ahead.
T0Ies-Norum No. IL, Sc SW4 1885,
wv, drilled to 1470 and struck the
lime contact and, as expected, had a
showing of oil with a large flow Of
water. 1t was acidized with 1000 gall
Ions and put on pump. The casing
pump was late in arriving and pump
ing started with two-inch tubing. 1t
made about 80 barrels of oil the first
day but the pump was not able to
handle the water and it is now max
ing but little oil The casing pump
is expected to make an oil producer
out Of it. This is the first experiment
with this type Of equipment in the
main Kelvin field.
Oien- Government No. 3, NV SW3
NEa 14-35-2w, spudded on Sunday
and is drilling at 285 after setting
surface pipe at 173.
Parent Bannister No. /, SW SEA
SW3 35-37-3W. is repairing rig, after
spudding.
-Four new locations were announced
this week:
Montana Dakota Schmidt No. 321 In
center SEA SEA 2O-35-1W, is drilling
at 800.
J. I'll. Agen- GOeddertz No. IS, c SCI
NW3 23-35-3W, Is a location.
Big West -EIHngSon No. 8, G SEA
SW4 14-35-3W, is drilling at $50.
Crumiey q SOns-Fryberger No. %,
NV SWa SEA 24-35-3W, is location.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
Local Painter
Is Re-Opening
Old Gibson Mine

Harry Arneson. Great Falls paint
contractor. has taken up the patented
mining claims IN the Little Belt noun
tains known as the Blue Dick, Azuride
and Pauper'S Dream mining claims
and Is organizing the Blue Dick Min
ing Corp TO operate the properties.
He was interested in the district by
''Yogo Bill" LawleSs, old-time pros
pector and miner, who worked in
these mines In the early days. The
claims were patented by Paris Gibson.
Tim Collins and Pat Hughes Of Great
Falls and the ore was hauled from
the mines with OK teams. The Blue
Dick mine Is at the head Of Elk creek,
q branch Of Yogo canyon, located %
miles from Stanford. ArneSon plans
to build a mill 70 handle the ore
which shows gold. silver and copper.
He shipped 80 tons Of high grade con-
tanning 80 percent copper. he says,
which gave smelter returns OF over
$50 per ton. He says that he opened
an ore body nearly so feet wide which
assays from $lS to s24 across the entire
face.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
WEST is DAMAGED
SLIGHT GAIN
IN OIL DEMAND
DURING AUGUST

Montana's crude oil market II
August. 1871, Is expected to average
20 600 barrels per day, according "a
the forecast of demand for motor fuel
and crude oil issued by the Bureau OF
Mines for August.
The Montana estimate for July was
100 barrels less-19, 300. The actual
consumption in August, 1910, was
"a, 800. Accordingly, the bureau con-
templates no increase IN refinery OPP
erations In August over July.
The national estimate Is 92.9OO BAR
rels higher than the estimated demand
for July and II percent above the
actual demand for August, 1910. How
ever, the demand for crude petroleum
in August, 1910, was abnormally low
and represented a reaction from I'M
usually high operations in the second
quarter of the year. The active mar
ket in July resulted in drawing on do
nestle stocks at the rate Of 10000
barrels per day.
Progress in transportation read
justments necessitated by the with
drawal Of tankers from the Gulf TO
East coast movement indicates less
curtailment of Gulf coast markets In
August than might have been antici-
pated, provided no further tanker
Withdrawals occur" says the report.
THE stepping up Of deliveries BY the
remaining tankers In service, the shift
of tankers from the California-Atlan-
tic service to the Gulf-East coast
route, increased overland shipments,
and participation In larger exports and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-26
Oil Trade Notes
OF INTEREST TO REFIEERs AND MARKETERs

Billings received contract
awarded 2SO0 gallons
road oil to the Harowton Roundup
RavaIi- AIisoua