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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK. MACOMB ST.
blk to Connecticut ave: suite In private
home living room. LARGE bedroom bath
ried couple: no cooking; $50 vk wo. 2778
REFINED LADY TO SHARE APT. REA-
sonable Call Atlantic 7725 after pm
LADY SHARE LARGE APT. WITH CoU
pie, exclusive building NV. owner away
during day; phone. utilities. linens iur-
nished: x75. Box 45s-J Star.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN I-BEDROOM APT,
Apt aoi.. asos Davis pI. NV. EN-. 1915
TO sUBLET. ? ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, newly, furnished: 2 adults; con-
venient to bus and streetcsr; call after
1s,SS SeSei So, w. CO. 2Dt dats; Is. No, 1o', ssol
3-RooM FURNISHED APARTMENT. PRI-
to inspees SHANNON & LUcHs CO. Ma
tional 2345.
2 bedrms;; porch; or ) adults. segti!es.
$500 COLO. AVE. NV RMS. ? B.;
completely furn.. with utils,, phone: exp
s0G sSl Gas sis masth nHs os ar sp sss sau' stne'
NICE CLEAN STUDIO ROOM. USE OF
kitchen il desired. to quiet nice people.
l:..5 L st. NV. Apt. ~.
1906 SHEPHERD ST. NV LARGE
snae rsGnt Se. nfsy neuded taIn rA sa
GIRL, JEWISH. SHARE 1-ROOM APT.
SIS. ME 3444. l4Os L st. NV, Apt. ..
3 GIRLS TO SHARE 4-ROOM APT. WITH
. others: necessary to furn. own bedroom.
Ii 6694; call after q pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE .OOq QUE ST w.
room apt. large kitchen. Frisidaire. no.
g6.l.
SHARE FURNISHED APT. PVT. BATH;
nice. respectable young lady: kitchen privi-
leges. excel transp. Phone North esls.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE MODERN APT,
with another. convenient NV. location and
transportation. Box 3o3-k. Star.
LIST AND FARRAGUT ST. Nw-WIL
share my completely furn. apt with young
man for duration Of summer living room.
twin beds, bath. kitchen. back porch $50
monthly Call Randolph 1922 before
30 am.
l ROOM AND KITCHEN. NEWLY FUR
nished: Frisidaire: = couple OF . Seen
47la Conduit I'd. NV. after pm. ,5'
2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. GAS REFG,,
util.. private: sublet mos. to couple.
reasonable. 90: Ridge I'd. sc.
47th AND MASS. AVE Nw-WILL
share my nicely furnished apartment with
another reined GENTLE young woman RE.
100 Br a.. or EN-. 1871. "a
WILL sUBLET APT. FOR MO. . RMS,
kit. and b.. completely furn., including
Frigidaire. gas lights. linens etc: 500
IN advance Box og6-K. Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDice, adUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldssiJications.
Evening star., 1942-06-23

ONE OR TWO GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE
apt NV. section. Cali after z. RA. 454O.
MAN, REFINED, EASY TO GET ALONG
with, will share his complete apt. with
gentleman: walking distance. Reas. Box
46O-E, Star NE. 1910.
UNUSUALLY COOL. BEAUTIFULLY DEC
Grated lH bedrooms. living room, large
dining room. porch. kitchen. bath. linens
silver, china, radio; Army ofhcer leaving
city: available July LIST: S135. CO. O622
from 3 to s today.
ELDERLY LADY WILL SHARE APT WITH
two refined Government-employed women.
Box 2S8-K. Star.
1928 OAK ST. NV. FACING 10th ST.
Two rooms, kitchen, bath, screened porch,
all new furniture.
sUBIEr TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT
on Conn. ave. to refined couple: one bed
room to be retained by gentleman leasee.
EM' O76O. 23'
YOUNG GIRL Will SHARE URN. APT.
With another: convenient TRANSPORTATION.
Call 0lebs 27o4 after 8 Pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
CHOICE LOCATION,

Near 10th and Underwood Sts ~'
This two-story Colonial, all-brick CENTER
entrance hone can be bought for less than
$4,000: 1t has spacious rooms. bed
ing room, elaborate recreation room, ample
closet space, oil heat. detached brick sa-
rage. Bangor slate roof. copper screens
garden. trees and shrubs: less than 4
years old in new-house condition; imme-
ment only. Cali MR.. GOLDSBOROUGH
DI. 3lOO or EN- 9539 ewes
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 18th ST. N.w..,Loveiy, furn. rm.
room with running water.
1907 18th ST. w-vacsncy for or 2
ssisehboard ,dsf sn de9etf eaeef meals. 'en-D D'h
1910 3rd ST. N.w-Jewish home. for ! or
home cooking: cow. transp.
NEAR PARK-vacsncy for Jewish young
man in nice home; excellent meals: all
sO4 T.. CAPITOL sT-Modern home, nr.
Govt dept: large dbl. rm.. adj. bath; $40;
gentleman. Southern cookins.
Army and Navy Bidss. Phone Overlook
53OI 18Th ST Nw.-Furnished room,
corner house, next to bath, End noor;
pvt. family.
1883 INGRAHAM ST Nw-Lovely twin
bed room for gentle YOUNG ladies: break
fast II desired.
14IO PARKWOOD PL Nw-Conv transp.:
home. excellent meals. all cony. AID. O205.
1880 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 44-Larse
double room for gentlemen; conv. transp.
RE. 1884: call after g.
1908 F ST. N,E.-Larss double rm; for
for . girls: conv. trans; all conveniences.
North 1897.
DOWNTOWN. 1920 18th st. n.w.--Larse
front room for boys. S35 mo-: also girl
TO share room with another. S31.
MARTHh daS. S.susn .41und
feH es oast ssto 18Th ds'sH' sf Ga e. oes see' een
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
for 3 or girls: also single room for young
ladv 1872 N. H. ave. NV.
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Chew Chase. Md-S16 75O

Chevy Chase, Md.-$16,750.
One block from Chevy Chase Club and
through TRANSPORTATION. detached CENTER
hall plsn nrst-fioor lavatory, 4 bedrooms
and 2 baths and q large inclosed and
heated sleeping porch on the second floor.
is insulated: automatic heat and a 2-car.
earase; the frst-noor plan is particularly
den, buffers pantry. 2 freplaces zone in
the master bedroom) and the entire prop
erty is in excellent condition. BOSS Il
PHELPS. MA. $500
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and better serptce, aduer-
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clude telephone number in
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FARM + GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

FIELD GROWN cabbage, tomato and pep
per plants, zoe per doz. John Burdoft.
Colesville, Nd. Ashton 3s46.
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Approximately 5 years old, rooms. 2
ba tbs, garage: lot $50 deep. This lovely
home is priced at $4,000. Call Mr..
DREeEN. DI. 310O or IA. 6oO2. ewes.
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I. Reds. white Leg
hoIns Conkey.s Y-o feeds. James Feed
F. w. BoLGIANO a. CO,
Blood Tested chicks, Rocks. Reds and
White Leshorns;. poultry equipment: full
ne FR. 1900. 607 Z st. NV. MA. OO91
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WANTED ROOM, refined. private family,
with breakfast: central location preferred.
Box 193-K, Star.
SEMI-INVALID and woman companion
conseniaI home: state terms. Boz 4S5-L.
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HOUSES uktURNIshED.


NEW DETACHED 2-sTopY BRICK HOMES
Capital Transit bus out wis. ave-. left on
ee sso2 lss on ave-
CHEVY CHASE, MD. e0O1 BRooKEvnLE
rd.-netached house. rooms, kit, bath;
adults only: S66 WI. 1857.
3O86 PORTER ST. N.W-3 BEDROOMS
eaihss cai En- ,ssis sss Gear garage 'on' 'r'n''
l41s MONTAGUE ST Nw-DErACHED
furn.: $3.50 mo ia 2948.
NEW HOME, Z ROOMS AND BATH. ON
SS. ss.n ms $50 oni% ao M III 1s 20 slaa INN:
room brick. streamIined kit. recreation
room; gas air-conditioned: close to every
thing; immediate possession. Ma. 1873:
AUEoEA .,UIS s4,t HILLS ARL hyh, vASEW
maid; TP With bath pGrehss SverI2ox
Bldgs.. shopping center. bus: school; owner
leaving town. Jackson 1895.
NEW HOMES-IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
g rooms. bath. recreation
top; tor; $50 SAMPLE. Isss I 10th St. Sc. For
information call DREYFuss BROS. 1913
ity colisse&Redecorated. fSil basement, oil
heat; "a blk. transp; rent. Ss5 month.
with option to buy. District 2434.
CHEVY CHASE, MD RMS. 3 BED
rms. . baths, screened porch. sun porch.
Eas h.-w.h., gar: close to schools, shop
ping and transp.; nice yard: Sl20 per mo.
E. NJ FRY. INC, 6s40 Wis. ave. WI. $40.
1871 LANG PL. NE
6-room and bath mi-detached brick.
front porch. gas heat. elec. refg.
Reasonable Rental.
SHANNON d LUCHS CO,
1903 H St NV National 2345
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RANDOLPH 500, MR.. sTROUP.
Is the broker to sell or rent your mouse.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
HOUSES WAh1Ep TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED: HOUSE 8 ROOMS OR MORE
1919 Monroe ST. NV. Phone Adams l247,
MRS. SHULTZ. "a
VICINITY COLLEGE PARK OR SILVER
Spring, 3-bedrm. house: consider furnished:
near transp: by adult family. Box 297-K.
Star
FURNISHED-6 OR ROOM HOUSE WITH
grounds. BY responsible party, for the sum-
mer; prefer NV. city or suburban. bus or
trolley service 10 TRANSPORTATION Building.
Write Box 315-K, Star
AUGUST Ist-5 OR ROOM UNFURN
house or apt. Arlington or NV; SIS TO
800. Reference. NO. 1898.
q OR ROOMS WITHIN 20 MINUTES OF
Il o m TO q m
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,


ARIINGTON-Lsrse. attrac. room single
bed chw. unlim. phone; conv. to new
War and Navy Depts.; blk. 10c bus.
ARLINGTON. s42 N. Edison st.-Comfort-
able room l or 2 refined gentlemen, gen.
tile. GIL. 1156.
COLLEGE PARK-2 double rooms, twin
beds: for couple with use Of kit. and liv.
rm.: rs min. downtown, bus, car or train
service; reas. rates. Warneld 923s.
ARLINGTON. va nicely furn. rooms
and bath for girls. ] rm. with twin beds.
S35: larse room for 3. S45; in new home,
laundry facilities: near bus. CHI. b3OO.
BUCKINGHAM section of Arlington. conv.
to new Army and Navy Bldss.: double
front room, furn., semi-private bath, hot
water. phone: $40. GIL. 5277.
LARGE ROOM, with private family. be-
tween bus lines. 10 minutes to new Navy
and War Bldgs. in Arlington: gentleman
only. Phone Alex. 1855.
BETHESDA. .MD-Larse double room, twin
beds, for . gentlemen. Wisconsin 959s
after pm.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Special weekly rates. Nesr new War
Dept Bldg All outside rooms. Free
parking. Bus stop ut door, wv l046.
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I7IU BID ST-NE.
rooms: kitchen and bath. h a h.. 36b.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO..
1925 N. Capitol St HO. 200
ROOMS DETACHED NEAR 4Ist AND
Garrison-3 bedr.. L b., automatic heat.
garage; convenient TO Transportation.
schools and stores: only $40 per month.
Also 7 rooms, 3 bedr. baths. den and
lavatory pm first floor. recreation room.
automatic heat: in Edsemore section; on
lease only. $3.50 per month. and q new
house.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. Realtor. DI. 6092.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
(ContinuNd)

wOODeIDE PARK-BEAUTHUILY FURN
house. large living room. library and bath
rooms. 2 baths on end; large lot. flowers
and vegetabls sarden; $500 If rented
ium ada
Evening star., 1942-06-23

GIRL. with well-trained Scottie dog. de-
sires single room. furnished OF unfurnished.
in N Arlington or near 18th and H SITS.
NV Phone Ma. 2140. Ext sos, after 5.
SINGLE ROOM WANTED by refined white
woman. Government employe. Box 3OsK.
Star
COOL. AIRY ROOM by GAO auditor, Tex
An, 46. perm: downtown or NV. sec. pref.
Phone National $3.50. Ext. 5O".
EMPLOYED MOTHER AND BOY want li&ht
Housekeeping room in NV. section. MI.
SSRQ
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COMPLETE EQUIPMENT.

Sectional Steel Shelving, Repair Parts
After 6 pm, 2s East Chapman St. Alex
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ROBERTS e. LAT1MER.

BEDROOMS AND BATH TO BED
rooms and 3 baths. in convenient sub
urban sections: convenient to tranSporta-
ton: from S12b to S275 per month on
lease. Also bedrms. and baths. in
cludinE silver and linen and 2-cAr garage
at $500 per month. Can be seen by ap-
pointment.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest BldR Realtor DI 6OQ2
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WHITE, DETACHED BR1Ck-CORNER IN
SPRING VALLEY.
CLOSE TO BUS AND SHOPPING AREA.
Finely appointed Miller:built home 10
Gated on beautiful wooded site; contains
3 bedrooms, nursery. 2 baths, lavatory:
2 porches, large closets: maids room and
fun bath in basement.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVKLOPMENT CO.,
lll9 18th St NV DI. AGA.
After PM Phone WI. 1927.
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$1,000 CASH,
$1OO PER MO-

nne. new, 3-bedroom. 2-bath houses,
l with bedroom and bath on Ist floor, near
trsnsp. Investigate this opportunity OUT
Conn. ave, turn west on Bradley lane ps
WIS; ave. into Bradley blvd out Bradley
plvd Just past Kenwood to Brite drive
ther particulars
METZLER. REALToR.
District $500 IlO6 Vermont Ave NV
Sunday and Night Tavlor O6oo
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CAPITOL HILL.

You have asked for low priced houses.
here are few. located IN KenslnEton.
Nd. L miles from downtown Washine ton.
aoohI ocs mleS f1n {T1m bnt 6eeVn Shass ood Go
struction Johns -Manville shingles. air
conditioned heat coal-burning furnace;
exceptionally nice lots. 50Xl so with shade
trees; good residential area. paved street.
sewer and water; no settlement chareeS;
SIS per mo. including taxes and inspr-
ance. VIII be ready for occupancy in 2
TO ; weeks Act quickly on this!
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON.
on1 Inrest Pldr Realtor NI SnlH
Evening star., 1942-06-23
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, In
itialed birthstone. diamond and Wedding
rings, any other jewelry and pawn tickets
purchased Hishest prices paid New York
Jfwelry Co. 7o7 Tth st. NV
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EXCEPTIONAL.

rms. OF pvt. ha with pvt. bath. pvt
ent and pvt. stairway; IN new large Chevy
Chase home; use on music and card rms.
Must be sentile with superior references.
Lsrse rm. 80 smaller, $3.50. Box
l2.-L. Star.
COLORED"3IO6 Park pl nw-LArge
room. for 2 girls. RA. 4395.
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5818 4th ST. NV,
NO. 13 CATION AVE. VA.

ASSs AZ Sh 4OlN ntG., va.
Bungalow of 5 rooms. bath, h-wh; va
cant: near stores. school and bus; $3.50.
on terms.
Open for inspection to 3 pm. To
reach: Come to corner of Mt Vernon ave
and Commonwealth ave, then south on
Commonwealth to Cation
FULTON R. GORDON DI hn3n
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Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,
40 Grafton ST., -Ch. CHI, Md.-Less than
8 mos. old: lot 6Ox125. Open daily.
5000 DOWN, $50 MONTH.
New homes. on bus line, 2 bedrms.. large
attic and full basement, open fireplace;
large lots.
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REALTOR
q z TN

$13,75O.
NEARLY NEW COLONIAL.
Air-conditioned, 6 large rooms, 2 baths
breakfast room. 1st-foor lavatory. screened
porch; vell-landscaped grounds: convenient
to transportation and schools. Reason
able terms.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
Call Woodley 23OO Until P M. for
Appointment to Inspect
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ROOMS EURN & UkEURk.

l347 A ST. N.E-Lrse front double room
men or working couple. c. 9. preferred
Trinidad 17s9
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4-BEDROOM 21a-BATH
DETACHED WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.
1850 APPLETON ST NV.
- blk. from Connecticut ave. near
schools and shopping This lovely resi-
dence is on 4 level lot and contains recrea-
ton room maids room ana bath, gear
garage
OPEN DAILY. . TO g.
To reach: Out Connecticut ave TO Ap-
pleton ST. ust blk. beyond Albemarle ST.,
turn left i, blk 10 1850
W c. 4 A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
1l1s l.th St NV DI 44e4-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Groom suite with private bath suitable
for 3 or girls: also single room for young
ladv. 1.12 N. H. ave. NV.
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Cut Bank Oil Field
1912 Compilations


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Glacier Production Miller NEa NWl S2S35W DryAbd 298
10
Bbl 2959
Joni G 295
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Indian Rechon s-346w
A. Ka;ley q l5-346W las Bbl 2934
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No / C 80 Bbl 1890
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Santa Rta-JacobSon 3 SWa 7335W $50 Bbl 30l5
Santa Rita Tribal 10 Nws SEA s-s56w 557 Bbl 2975
Show OIL Add 1928
Tarrant- mon No l7-sl-5w Dry-Abd 1881
SW3 SET 3346W Dry ADD SOLO
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Santa Rta-Jodan No c NE3 1S-S2-5W 55 BoL zSSO
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12-33-6W 800 Bbl 30Io
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A. P. Consolidated KieseI No. Z NWa 11-34-6W
Crumley, Agt-weaver No SW NW3 SEA %-35-6W
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But glycerine performs its military
duties in other and quteter ways, TOO
It's on a gentle float Of glycerine that
ships compasses rest. Recoil mechan-
isnns Of guns depend on it TO function
smoothly, hoists and hydraulic equip
ment find glycerine essential to eff
cient operation. It's used in the mech
anis1n which throw overheard the
deadly depth charge.
Indirectly necessary to the defensive
and offensive prosecution OF the war
are the synthetic rosins, used IN the
plastics which go into so many Of our
articles OF war. Glycerine is an i'm
portant part of these resins. Many
drugs and indications, too, depend on
glycerine for their efficiency, and sup
plies Of these must be increased to
care for the needs Of our ever-growing
armed forces as well as civilians.
Last year the United States used 200
million pounds of glycerine. This year,
with the needs OF Americas allies add
ed to needs of the United States, glyc-
crime requirements are set as consid-
erably In excess Of that amount. And
1t is to the kitchens Of the country that
the glycerine industry IS looking for
at least so million pounds Of that need
Ten pounds Of waste fat and grease
viii produce one pound Of glycerine.
To insure the 100000 pounds Of vital
glycerine, 5OO,0O0.0O0 pounds Of waste
fats are the objective Of the fats and
grease salvage drive. This objective
should be easy TO reach for 1t Is fig
ured that no less than two billion
pounds Of grease go down the drain or
out with the garbage every year.
All over the country farmers are
working hard and long to increase es-
sential oil bearing crops and fat bear
ing animals needed, not only for glyc-
crime but for food and various indus
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allies lost equal amounts. Certain Of
our Latin American neighbors, also de-
pendent on the Far East for their
sources, are looking toward us for
help in spelling out their limited sup
plies. Yet our needs and those Of our
allies for glycerine, the important de-
rivative of these fats and oils, increases
each day the war continues.
Normally, about % percent of our
glycerine supply has gone into explo-
sives. Peacetime uses for these have
been confined largely to blasting and
mining operations, uses which are in
creasing this year and undoubtedly
viii continue to increase for the dura-
ton Of the war.
The demand for more and more
metal-for guns, for ships, for tanks,
for planes - has put tremendously
greater production burdens on our
mining industries. The crying need for
new production plants, that our flow
Of war material may be never-ending
the necessity for more and more
military barracks the insistent call
for added defense housing projects
all this is requiring more and more ex-
plosive, and heretofore more and more
glycerine, for blasting operations.
But our armed services and those Of
our allies need explosives, too. The sec
ond front in Europe, the defense OF
Australia and China and India cannot
be carried out without countless tons
Of dynamite for demolition purposes,
and Of propellant powders for the guns.
All over the world the duh boom OF
dynamite and the sharp crack Of rifles
signals the need of salvaging our
kitchen fats and greases. To produce
one ton Of dynamite, some 300 pounds
OF nitroglycerine must be used with
the other component parts Of the for
mula. And to have the 300 pounds Of
it is necessary to mix
about 326 pounds Of glycerine with
other necessary ingredients. And 326
pounds of glycerine is derived from no
less than $3.50 pounds Of fat or grease.
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WOMEN ADVISED
NOT TO DISCARD
KITCHEN FATS
THEIR VITAL LINK WITH MANU-
FACTURE OF EXPLOSIVES
Is EXPLAINED

If the women Of America win sal
wage only One-fourth of the kitchen
fats and greases ordinarily thrown
out as waste, they win be providing
the power for firing 1,25O,000,0O0
anti-tank shells at our enemies. To
the majority of these women it win
come as a distinct surprise that the
prOpeIIant power secured from their
salvage is gIycerine. To most women,
gIycerine Is something which, mixed
with q pleasant smelling liquid
known as rose water, helps keep their
hands the kind you love TO touch.
Yet without glycerine our great bat
tleships, charting a course toward
Tokyo, might conceivably end up in
San Francisco. Without glycerine our
big guns, blasting at the enemy, might
leap from their carriages to turn their
havoc on our own gun crews. Without
glycerine, the depth charge intended
for the NAH submarine might prove
boomerang for the corvette carrying it.
And without fats and oils, our sup
ply of glycerine would be a minus
quantity. For although synthetic glyc-
crime is q distinct possibility for the
future, that future, due to other scare
tiles necessary TO its production, re-
cedes as fast as we vision 1t.
With the loss of the Philippines and
the loss Of Malaga went over half our
imports of essential fats and oils. Our
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trial purposes. Increases in the produc-
ton OF domestic fats and oils are ex-
pected to keep us out Of the danger
zone this year, but unfayorable crop
conditions, resulting in short harvests,
or a further falling off In imports due
to the activities of axis submarines in
the south Atlantic would leave us with
a gloomy outlook.
Salvage Of kitchen fats and greases
Is one source which neither weather
nor war can affect this year and 1t
provides an important backlog for flu
ture needs.
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Horse Attacks
State HOnegn1OOnerS

A honeymoon which started on q
ranch near Renova was continued In
a Butte hospital with both bride and
bridegroom suffering from severe
bruises sustained when they were
paved and kicked by a maddened
horse.
Donald Blewett, son Of Clarence
Blewett, and Miss Elizabeth Leonard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Frank
Leonard. after their marriage went TO
the ranch Of the bridegroom's father
near Renova TO spend their honey
moon.
The pair entered a corral. where
there were some horses. Suddenly
without warning one Of the animals
which had not previously shown any
signs Of being vicious, turned on the
couple and paved and then kicked
them.
The pair was assisted from the COR
raj by persons at the ranch and taken
to Butte.
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plans win be approved at the next
meeting, to be conducted Sept. 81 at
Helena.
The minimum standards Of the fed
eral apprenticeship council, which
must be observed by the Montana
group, were outlined by Walter A. Lee
Of Seattle, apprenticeship representa-
tive of the federal security agency for
the area Henry A. Yeager, inspector
in charge Of the Montana labor divi-
sion, assisted In preparing the plans.
The council announced that 1t now
has ON file at Helena so apprentice
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james O'Brien Heads
Body

James O'Brien Of Butte was named
chairman of the Montana state APP
urenticeship council at q meeting at
Helena. the second since its creation
by legislative act In 1871.
George Porter Of Helena was named
secretary for the council and tentative
plans for apprenticeship standards
were submitted to the council mem
bers for study. It is expected these