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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
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nod benz AMslanb

bat Die BeItllllltllngen tilr oen lnte
notionalen Selepbon, &obel- Ill
Hdbiobien1t befonntgeeeben:
Seiepbonperbinomn9en nit Dol
6eino beIebten @ebieten peroen min
pernlittelt.
Die eneliibe, fran3oiiihe, ipon
ibc nnb portleieiiibe Sprabe fin
8uaelaiien.
Ga6el= nno Acknowledgment mil
len pone Mnidrift erbolten, a,be
lpenn &obelaorenen aebilligt noroe
iinb, mo miiiien nit bent pollen 9tf
ner ,nteraeidnet lein.
| @be Elm 9elepbonanrnf nod Ser
4nslono ge1na6t iperoeu fam, nlu
sic betreffenoe Ferlon iid poll a',s
ipeilen. @s fonnen, .onBer i1t getpiile
JGllen, MIR u9erion TO- -Yerlon" an
RUE ge,na6t iuerben.
gripate internotionale Melbunge1
oiirfen auf foleenoes nidt 8e5ue neb
men: sdiffe 1uo, Jfua5euse, lire Sa
blng ooer 8eipegungen; @affen, Tor
r0te nno susriiitllng; eeplante ooe1
bcltcbenoe So6rifel1 Dods, 9dnm'
ODER anoere 8altten ober 8erfabret
ooer Metbooen; ,3ipil-, Nfilitar-, Sn
omltric<, 5inan3- ooer @irtldafts
plane bieles 2onoes poer onoerel
Adienfeinoe; sic Gerlpenorng BON 81
pilperteioiguneseinbeiten; 9cri DIT
iibcr groouftion ooer Gprrote; Wet
terperbdltnihe ser Gergangenbeit
@eaenpart ,no 3ufnnft; oie 8ir'
flung fein6li6er Sperationen peer be,
Sperationen ,mlerer eieenen Streit
froite;, &rieasaefanaene; aritif q,
@nsriii it,,ng, 3ultanb pber Moral Del
be,pofIneten Streittroftc; iraenotpel
DIE 0oten ooer Mneeleeenbeiten 81
nem ,Seinb bon Nuben iein foune,
ooer sic 8emiibuneen ber Ser. Nsatio
nen beeintrd6tieen.
| X
gsie ber &rieg sic Mubc beeinflnk
9(nh sic Serrer< nno 9amenmob
itebt inn 3eiden ser uErioritaten'
9ic Serren iollen an ibren sln5iige1
Mnterial iparen bnr6 bie NhI6oi
fl,ng scr Saden -Hepers, ser SoIde1
,mb scr 8ete,1 1uo SEN 0omen mir
| Sic Eflid)t altfcrIeot, ,,@r1obmutcriol
5n bcpor5uge1.
9ie neue 9omcnmooc, sic u@-t'
Mobe' genannt miro, neil bas iii
lie peripenoete Wateriol oli ser Gift
ser yYriorities' eana ,,nten iteb1
peripenoet tuenig Metollitofie, I'M
refine Seioe.
Die neue Serrenflcioung, sic DO
Scr ,,Wer6ant Soilors' ono 0eliq
ers' aiiociation' ee3eiet ,u,roe, iiel
einen S6nitt Dor, ser ser Moteria)
fnoppbeit entipridt. Ser @eldofts
on5ug oes Monnes in &riees5eite
iiebt ein penig fonlii6 aus: obne &ro
gen. obne &ebers llno Die Sai6en am
Soien baben feline Mufihlaee. 9aa
miro elm buntes Se,no getraeen.
Sebr eieenartig tpirfte Elm anaul
ser oen Namen Siren Suit'' erbiel
uno rot, tpeiB 1ln6 ldiuar5 aroB II
riert tpar. Ser Mn3ue miro our6 e
men yieibberl6luB eeI6loiien, Der e
lbem 8eiiter erm6eliht, in atpei S'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
Dbip @aiienfre,lns

flnoen Observation-Disclosures, inn Sale,
oab ei1 2uitalarm ertont. Der ,,Gon-
pop Goat, Ser burd, 8imtun & @burdJ<
III populariiiert, ip,lroc, lit alts lei6s
tenn @ooert Cloth in nlarincblml gc>
arbeitet. - --
sSll Sen Mooei6a,len iperben alt.
Berbem ,lneefdrbte @Striintpfe, 1nge~
fGrbtc 8aulnmna= =Slnds 1mo Stoffz
,ihube anItatt Ser Sportid)u6e aus
2eber geaeiet, Ioipie !6iite aus Strob,
Die int 8eIten bergeitelt ,puroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
Nene SSlMalinie nad) Srlanb

elne @aibinAtoner 9tabridt be-
ipribt Sic Moelidfeit, Dob in 8Gloe
stpei perld)iebene 2uftlinicn pon ben
Ser. Staoten aus noh Srlano Sen
9ienIt auinebmen merben. Die 81
-Snitfobrtbeborbe bini9tc ocn An=
trag Ser uImericon @rport 2ines',
smil6en Ncm Yorf nno sSopnes (Sri=
fder 5reiltooD eincn bircftcn 0ienlt
ein3rridten. Ginen Sag norber bottc
bic Bon slnericon Nir,pops, SSnc.,
grlal1buis erbalten, SopneS ols &an=
6eplat fir einen 9icnlt 5lpil6en SEEM
Yorf lno Sonoon 5lt bcuuben.
9ie @nti6eiotn9cn lino bon Erd
fioent &oolcpclt int SSnterelic ser mo-
tionalen Gcrteihiaung prompt oebilz
Iiet tporben. GS ltebt ol(erbiuas nod
niebt einiponofrci ieIt ponn Ser 1ienlt
anf9enomnlen merOcn miro. sSn Seem
gorf ip,lrbc pon s. 90. Cotton, einem
Gi5eprG lioenteu ser. @.@.I., selagt
bob man bie 2inic &etp Dorf-ssop=
nes bofientli6 ihon anio1g @pril be.
treiben Tonne. 8is alu friiblomner
folte bie @eielid)ait in her Gage Iein,
ipobentli6 orei Ilii9e 5u mterneb-
men.
Son Sen grport 2ines miro ein
.,Gitorifp sslping Boat benutt ,per>
ben, oas 40 Yoiiaaiere nno II 0tann
Beiabune faiien fam. IS beltebt sic
Abii6t, ben 9ienlt nbne llnterbre-
dung at fiibrelr, bod tonnen i'm Not-
falle in Bermuda, Sorta uno 2ilia=
bon Notlan0uneen borsenomnen iper>
ben. Gs miro eeidost, boB oas 5abr'
CELLO fir einen Yoliaeier 1915 betra-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

NcQef ledeIgI, IplUIe 4)ulc ultS OiIpY,
oie int 8eIten bergeitellt ipuroen.
X
ltmbpritelfbare 3nblem
| ltnI Ier 2ano Der llnbeerenate,l
Mogli6feiten bat ol,6 llnbegre,l3tc
3oblen oni3lipeiien. 3oblen nit
nenn Nullen Iino et,pas aataglibes
ge,uoroen. gSer ni6t eeraoe ein gez
tponbter Hehenfilnltler 1T, fann iib
nidt Ieidt cine Goritell,lng maiden
bon Millioroen (8illionen). Tim iid
einen einigerlnaBen fonfreten 8egriff
BON oielen oltronorniiben 3ablen a''
MAIDEN, betradte man beiipielsmeile
,,niere eeeenlparti9e Noticnolidule.
9eicIbe betrGat So 0tillioroen Coil
Iioncl) ,rno miro iiber fnr5 ooer lang
alf ITO Ntiaiaroen iteiaeit. 9Sie piel
iino nnn $5s, 900; 100000? Das lit
etlpa oas 9oppeltc bes' aeiomten
@olobeItanbes ber @elt ,,nb nebr als
bas gelante lit Der &elt porbanoene
Silber. 8iiroe es 10 biel bon ben
beioen @oelnletalfen geben, 10 fonntc
man 200 &reu5er BON ie 10000
Conner aus SilberooIlars banen ooer
ein 0nplifat Der fran5oiiiben uNor<
manoie" a1s pl,rem @oloc.
Ste1t man $5S, ,O00,OOO,000 Gin
oollornoten anfred)t anei,onoer 10
ipiirben iie> BON Stem yorf naG Vfa=
brio reid)en, 1eat man iie flo0 on
einanber, 10 ipiirbe,t fe 1T flint 9tei='
bcn. ,oen. Aequator aiirten. SSSn 500
Noten, init Sen gnoen meinonberee>
legt, Diiroen iic BON Ser groe bis
iiber oen Nonb binals reidet.
&onnen Sic ii6 imnter nod nibts
oarunter borltellen? N,,n gut, bonn
perinben Sic es auf biele 9eiie. I'm
biele borrenbe Sunne auf5tbringen,
miro ieoe Sanlilie in ben Ser. Stoa=
ten $t907.6S ousipl,den miiilen, tpas
nlcbr lit, OILS cine bnrhld)nittlidc ame=
rifatiibe Sonilie iidb eriport bot.
&ollten sic eeeenipdrtig in Ser
Hiilhlngsin6ultrie beiddftieten 49,
100000 Mrbeiter sic Summe o1f=
bringell 10 miibte ieoer BON ibnen
orct Sabre lang ieoen Gent Ser &c,
oierlrlg ablieiern, bet er berbient.
9ic Ge9ierllng tpill bielc Sllnlne I'M
nodlten Sabre mts9eben 1lno ertpar=
tet nod piel oroBere ausgaben im
acknowledgement Sabre, iolte ser
&rieg lolonee bonern.
limo tpie liebt bas $4,000, ,000,=
600 9ubeetbllb ous2 SIM lebten
Sabre, NIT einen 9uoeet bon ST.
500,00O,0O0, NOR es 1M 3oa sid
,lho botte 1871 Geiter. 9ieies sSobr
lit es 1s Bon ltarfer nno entbalt 100
Seiten mebr, jeoe Seite et1po 420,=
100000 9ol(ors.
X
Sm ureid)iten 2anbe Der Belt''
m09lid)!
,l(no anberstpo ba bungern }te' ,
10 beiBt es in eine,n be,,ti6en @eoidt.
God ni6t nl1r nad 8rot, Ionaern
audi nad eeiitieer Nabrune, ia nod
reliaiolen @eeenitanoen nerlaneen
biele Mrmen. 0a meloet nns cine
Garlneliterin bonn III. Seraen sseil,
sic ieit Sobren bereits unter merifa=
nii6en Mrmen in Gan Antonio t0tie
iSt foIno,,Sn,, Horfou.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

&irdenperfulanns in Oeiterreid feitist
Gimbeit Der &atbolifen

Iad bent llrtcil Or. Sbeooor Ser
narb sSronfs, ebemnlieen olterreibi=
.f6en 8onfbireftor uno geaenndrtieen
Grofeilors I'M ct. Soiepb's Solleec
in, golleaepiae, Ssno., bat oie fatbo-
lilhe Stride lpobl picle Dtitgliebcr Der
loren burd) sic Tropaaanoa uno Den
politiIhen 9rld Ger Tn5iregiermng,
aber oie GcrfoIalne bat 5ur Stdrfe
uno @inbeit Der &atbolifen Oeiter=
reid)s rnaemein ,pobItotig gcipirft:-
Or. 6ronf 1pnr I'M erlten 8eltfricg
Sanptmonn in Ser olterrcibiiden Nr-
NEE uno nl,,Btc bel ser snpoiiom SIT
. Iers.. I'M Mu9ult 1941 ms Auslo,to
fliebe,l ipeil er ih Dem Nn5iod) nidt
tiiaen ipollte. Die &ird)em, erfl0rtc
Dr.: sSranf iino itets NIT @loubiaen
gefiiut uno sic Yrieiter perteioiaen
often uno ,merihroden Die Hehte Der
Stride, obidon bel icoclu fotbolilhen
&ottesoienit ein Mit9Iieo Scr @eito=
po 3lgeeen lit.
SldDSidpS SHYtt ppttt 9uHIt 'bupS'
burg gebt NIT 9lltem 9eiipieIc por<
an. @r pflegte rcgelnlobig Der bl.
Dtelie bei3llpobnen nno erldien in
Uniform an cinem prominenten Elot
In ser Stride, Bis bie @eitopo ibm
6os Sraaen Der Uniform in Der Sir
de perbot ,mo ibnl einen ipeniger
onifolliaen Elot in ser Stride oll=
tpics. Srotoem bie mcilten &lolter
aeldlofen uno sic Srhenslellte, hires |
@iaentums beranbt, ii6 in aonsen=
trntionsla9ern poer il1 ser Gerban=
nung befinbelL eriiiaen Die Gatbo=
Iiten often l,no nnerlhroden ibre re-
lieiolen Eflihten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
Sebnns bom $10,O0O,Oo0 @olS aus
Nfecrestiefe


gta6 iiber einem Sabre ,,noufb6r-
lider rno anitrengeuoer Arbeit iIt es
geluneen, aus elmer Siefe bon 438
SUB int Weere, etna 60 Meilen n0ro-
lid bon Audlanb, Neuleelan6, aus
oem am 10. Suni 1910 berienften
Baiiaeierldiff "Niaeara"' @ol6bar.
rem i'm @ertc bon $1O,0OO,OOO ber-
nor5ubolen. 9ie Arbeiten aur Ber-
e,,ng oes @olol6ates beeannen int
Deae1nber 1910. Der @aupttauber,
bem iein 8ruoer Silfe Ieiitete, ift
sSobn Sobnitone. Dieier lieB Iid elm.
NAL BET Mufiu6en bes berlunfenen
Dampfers 528 Sub in elmer Gauber-
elode ia bic: Meerestiefe binab 1,no
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

between the man mentioned as the
father Of the waif or the writer Of the
diary, although their surnames were
similar.
Fort Sarpy was situated short disc
lance below the mouth of the Big Horn
on the Yellowstone river. The trading
posts located there enjoyed a brisk
and usually profitable business buying
buffalo robes and other furs from the
red men. A seasons trade would net
a company as many as $4,000 buffalo
hides, which were usually transported
to St. Louis on large barges construct
ed of logs. Other game was plentiful
and hunters who were employed at
the fort frequently brought In deer,
elk, antelope, bear, and wild sheep and
goats.
At the time numerous Indian wars
were In progress, but the reds seldom
molested the whites except occasionally
to rob or plumber q travelling party or
camp, travellers sometimes arriving at
the fort entirely nude, the Indians
having carried off their clothes.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
-Four Grads of State
School of Mines Nay
Be Lost in Pacific area

Four graduates Of the Montana
School Of Mines and one former pro-
fessor at the institution may be miss
ing in the far Pacific war zones.
This much officials at the school ad-
init. The men we're known to have
been employed In civilian capacities on
isles in the war zone. Nothing has been
heard from any Of them since the war
broke in that area.
The group consist Of Paul A. Schafer,
a member of the faculty during 1886
1887; Grove A. Brockway Herbert w.
Hard, Sanford W. Ladic and P. E.
Peterson.
Two other former students, Kenneth
J. Stodden, a graduate in 1871, is re-
ported to be safe, as is Charles Lyden,
who ended his school career In June,
1940 Lyden was aboard the u. S. s.
Arizona when that ship was attacked
and sunk.
With the exception of Stodden, who
worked for a private contractor, and
Lyden, the remaining men were all
in various capacities in min
ing and oil industries.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
SAFETY RECORD
MADE BY A.C. M.
l,77o,S74 MAN-DAYs ARE WORKED
WITHOUT INJURY CAUSING
LOSS OF LIFE

The outstanding accomplishment of
/ l,77O,874 man-days worked. or a period
OF four consecutive years. without in
jury resulting in loss of life was reg
istered Jan. / by the Great Falls de-
partment Of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Co. and the Anaconda wire
g. Gable Co.
The accident rate per 10000 shifts
increased to 181 in 1871. but seven
departments completed the year on
the honor list due to no lost-time in
jurieS
Anaconda properties at Great Falls
have an enviable position nationally
for accident prevention work. While
the number of accidental injuries in
l941 and the rate for total accidents
showed an increase over the average
for the previous five-year period. the
rate for serious accidents was about
the same as for this period. This indi-
Gates lessening in average severity
of accidents.
In comparison with 1910 records, 1871
rates for both slight and serious acct
dents were just about double 1910.
In seeking an explanation for this
increase, the companies reported. it
was found that a much higher per-
centage of injuries occurred to en-
ployes who had been in that depart
ment less than three months. It is
believed this indicates a leSsening of
foreman attention to safety instruc-
ton Of new employees, although con-
sideration must be given to disturb
ance in normal thinking occasioned by
the threat of and preparation for war
in 1914. This condition is expected to
be aggravated this year under war
conditions and an increase in the num-
Der Of men leaving to enter military
service.
Handling materials caused about
One-third of all accidents, as compared
with one-fourth in 1910. Failing and
flying objects" and "sprains and
strains" each accounted for 1876 per-
cent of the total. These three causes
for So accidents, or 90 per-
cent. Slipping and tripping" was
much smaller contributor to accidents
han in previous year, and no injury
to any employee in the cleo
,rical department from handling cleo
,ricity. TheGsame was true in the OPP
grafton of cranes and the hauIage
ystem.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
FRESH FRUIT

FREE SEED CATALOG and story OF Grass
by Indian Chief. Sam Bober. Newell. 8. D.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
Czech Coed Proves
Popular on Campus

From what was once the proud little
republic of Czechoslovakia comes a
war refugee whose name is Eva Sagh,
now a student at Montana State uni
versity.
The dark-haired, laughing girl has
become one of the best known persons
on the campus.
She mingles with goods, attending
dinners and parties each week and
she takes advantage of the heavy win
ter to exercise her skiing and figure
skating talents.
A major in social science, Miss Sagh
was brought to the State university
under the auspices of the Interchurch
Conference committee, supervised by
Harvey F. Baty. For the past three
years she has attended the City Col
lege of New York. Miss Sagh left
Czechoslovalxia in 1888 at the time
the country was on the brink Of in
vasion.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

GROW VITALITY with Victory Vegetables.
See the many fine defense saving offers in
the State Nursery g. Seed Company's big 1912
catalog. Send for free copy now. 1t will be
mailed about the middle OF February. State
Nursery and Seed Company, Helena, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
Increased Bean Crop
In Montana Is Urged

Montana bean producers have an OPP
portunity under the new food-for- vic-
tory goals for "all-out" production with
an assured price support by the gov
eminent through June 80, 1943 Ralph
D. Mercer, extension agronomist at
Montana State college, said recently.
Under the department of agriculture
revised program for production to meet
wartime needs, an all-time record sup
ply of dry edible beans is called for in
the new acreage goal of 100000 acres,
he said.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
HEALTH
MTSCELLANEOuS

BOOK SALE lending libraries surplus, l9c
up. Novels, mysteries, westerns non-fiction.
Free estalog. American Lending Library, Dept
NINA, College Point, N. 2.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

BULLS
SsNso~N~N~~N~-N~-NsN-N-~~ ~S~s~S~0~.~u~~~N-N
FOR SALE-Coming 2-year-old Registered
Hereford bulls-Prince Domino breeding
9. R. Mock, Heart Ranch. Dayton, Wyo
WANT HOLSTEIN BULL2 Write to Box
1929, The Holstein- Fresian Association of
America, Brattleboro, Vermont.
GOATS
N~|NNNSN~N~~~~N~~-N~ N~NNNSNsN~.N~NN
FOR SALE-Fine milk Goats to freshen soon
Mrs F. M. Gottlob Bozeman Mont. Rte 4
STATIONS
FOR SALE-One six-year-old registered
Percheron Stallion. B.. s. Hollopeter
Philipsburg, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

N, N. A FEBRUARY 10, 1912 %
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
VERY DEVOTED

Those new people across the road
seem to be very devoted" said Mrs.
Jones wistfully to the newspaper which
hid her husband.
A rustic of the paper was the only
reply she got, but she was used to that
kind of response.
Every time he goes out he kisses
her, and goes ON throwing kisses all
down the road. Edward. why don't you
do that?"
Mel" snorted the man behind the
news II don't know herl"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
Personal

LONELY Confidential introductions. ro-
mantle, dignified. p o. BOX l470-B Wash
tngton, d. O.
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions
made quickly. All ages, many wealthy.
Simpson, Box 1251 Denver, Colorado.
The owner Of q new car in 1919
could expect to get $500 miles Of
service out Of his car. A 1910 model
win operate up TO 10000 miles If the
driver wishes to drive It that long.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

Cooking vegetables in as little water
as possible is a health rule. When
vegetables are cooked in large guam
titles of water and the water drained
off, valuable minerals and vitamins are
lost
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
Wanted to Buy
POULTRY

POULTRY
NYSrRAND POULTRY CO., cash buyers of
live poultry and eggs. Ship any time 2I39
Placer st., Butte Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14

Mexico is encouraging the organic
ing of fencing clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

AC-DC MIDGET repair 2i.hour service
Beresh RADIO. 1855 Michigan, az sixth.
At FNTiON Freed Eisemann custom
ta1l1s. Photographs distributors EcO-
rnrnicaL 3ioe case a. Peterhoro street.
DEMONSTRATION q.tuoe Phnco console
IN oeauufu walnut lst2 mode with
NJ. push button tuning and record
changer. pas ~ records autOra icsliy
with 90 recordings SCI, very cheap. foI
'nis bargain Terms arranged Inquire 1851
''rattot evening" Dob 3 n STANDARD
EXPERT radio and rhonogrsph service
NiaNas S20s Woodward TR. 1-ss3i.
FLOOR SAMPLE lo-,uhs Zer'h console
.n bea .'..s. 84,nUf 1892 model organ
'iring t.E black C.sl automatic push
button ana fe.. 80 change plays 3. rec
rrds 7g'. natr4ly With - recording.
Rar.@in -eIl vsrV reasonable terms ~
fsrEct Inquire 1851 Gfa'ot evenings - s
STANDARD
FHIrr0 latc model console continuation
radio rr 7rErspr iIf' front beam II
HEh' pN.r. rrprstcssed used month
Aui $50 hing owner usc3s cash
AXE $50 -egrs 1897 tirAuot STANDARD
Small. ',r.c raiio. as5 up. reasonable
WALNfH. l-n22 I00 nod
TTNITH with automatic record change
r4fto-p ~Hnn comb N.e hlsrk 7i4l vfn
,I records .s serpSsceSr1 need cash take
r-.j+fIps srf-lH sod Pa. respoHEinle parts
,ufurs 1dsrd. i.-7 Draiot oprr rtrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Electric Retrigerators


VIZ PAY more for furniture ard rugs
NOON BROS. FURNITURE TIE. l-i2es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Machinery and SunnIic,

Te,Ip- Sensitive DriH Pres, vfih o0o. of0
.tr4UtF SIS Oo
, surrru Horrs ~ Sltr 100 aperr
3 D. DcHa Dr'I dresses with Trod4c' .nu
r bile and iff til9 each
so DIAL Fp 49, -rPlStTY st40
- LOOSE gear lathe - SWING
4 81 MACHINERY co
fuut- VS. Fort Virewood 5a5q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate list
iHsS m the oig sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Swaps

F1-ESIUEr 10 trads Co. plano
CITY NJ sic 1tie Macs
SWAP Most cash fr. any GOA stove or
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-21

In the spring, many birds re-
turn north by an entirely different
route from that they used in max
ing their trip southwark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-21

develop and that "the cost of COM
pleting the job was higher than we
had estimated"
In addition, Mr.. Chase stated that
concernhad to purchase additional
machinery not taken into account
when the original estimates were
made.
I'VE think it is unfortunate that
any such estimated gross profits be
published in such way because
they give the impression that this
represents the actual profit that the
company Is making Oh war bust
ness" he added.
The investigating group, which
also announced that the Hendey
Machine Co., of Torrington had
realized the largest profit on orders
for naval ordnance materials, met
with quick denial today from David
G. Ayr, president Of the firm.
Mr.. Aver, whose concern was
charged with having acknowledged
profit Of $14,263 on a $32,223 COM
petitive bid contract, said that he
was surprised" to learn that he
had made an unreasonable" profit
on a $4,000 competitive bid.
1.-THE very fact that our bid was
accepted in the face of other COM
petitive bids for like machines would
indicate that the committees con-
clusion is based upon mistaken cal
culations," he SAID.
According to methods Of calcula-
ton employed by the Torrington
firm, he said, profit of no more
than Is per cent had been realized
on that particular contract.
On the other side of the ledger,
the Scovill Manufacturing company
is revealed as having suffered losses
on two orders for brass tubes.
According to the report, the SEQ
will company announced that it had
lost 1900 per cent on a $13,17O.O0
contract, costing $l6O79 to COM
plete, and 500 per cent on a $780,
825.00 contract, costing $32,455.00 to
fulfill.
Mr.. Chase's Statement
1t Is difficult to comment on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-21

Mr.. Harris, in a carefully Worded
statement, asserted that any peace
plan must be ratified by the general
memberships of the labor groups.
The Harris statement:
REID Robinson, president of the
International Union OF Mine, Mill
and Smelter Workers, and one Of
the six vice presidents Of the Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations
who is now in Toronto, Canada, at
tempting to end the strike of 1000
gold miners in the Kirkland Lake
area, informed me today that our
International Union supports the
position taken by President Philip
Murray. of the CLIO.
1--WE are keerly interested in the
unity of organized labor 10 win the
war. We have consistently worked
for this unity. We are interested
in united labor movement which
will not divide and weaken our or
CARNATIONS, but will extend and
strengthen their position in order
that we might make greater con-
tribution to the war effort.
Industrial unions of the CLIO, or
ganized since 1886, must be preserv-
cd, and their rights recognized.
ANY proposals for a united labor
movement should be worked out in
our opinion, between the executive