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Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
News
Drama
Gossip! !!
News.

Headlines a column that will be-
come a regular feature Of this pa
per written by Rey L. Gillespie,
who is making an inspection tour
of the state. Mr.. Gillespie's col
umn for this issue will hle found on
page seven and will mark his sec
end article for this paper
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Mrs. Gertrude Algood, of Derid-
der La, mother of George Hes,
ox-scldier who was executed in the
Caddo Parish Jail Dec. /, after
having been convicted on q charge
of murder of Shreveport police
officer.
Mrs Hes never lost hopes in
trying to aid her son in his trouble
She toured the state soliciting
funds in his behalf and received a
generous response from the public
Courtesy Shreveport Sun.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

1t was enormously reported
in this office last week that
Mr.. Titus Dixon, employee
of the MOP Railroad Company
was killed in train wreck,
near Austin. Texas. Official
reports are that Mr.. DIXON is
very much alive and was only
slightly injured. A former
resident here, Mr., Dixon now
lives in st. Louis, Mo.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Shreveport, La, William Hamil-
ton. age II, who died in TIE cleo
trio chair here Thursday Dec. 3 for
his confessed attack on 8 year
old white girl about two months
ago in Sbreveport's east side.
Hamilton was the youngest to
die in case of this nature in
the state, and the third to go to the
electric chair In La.
Courtesy Shreveport Sun.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

ployment on the project. Census
occupational data, field reports
and other relevant sources are used
in determining appropriate per-
centages to be used.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
New Orleans Branch
Contributes To
Condemned Soldiers
Defense

New Orleans, lathe NAACP
received this week $500 from the
New Orleans Branch of the N. A.
A. C. P. to- be used in the defense
of the three Negro soldiers who
were accused Of attacking a white
woman at Camp Livingstone in
May. The three soldiers are Rich
ard Adams, John Bordenave and
Lawrence Mitchell. Special Coun-
sci for NAACP is now appealing
the case Of the soldiers who have
haen sentenced to electrocution.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Why not send the STATE PRESS
t. some soldier in the Armed ser.
vices? II will serve each week az
letter from home, and will be
appreciated by him throughout
the New Year. Until December
Both, 1912, the PRESS has On a
Special rate to enlisted men. See
ad in this issue and clip coupon
and mail in. We will do the rest.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

In doing your Christmas shop
ping, remember WAR BONDS
and STAMPS make good gifts.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

NEW FLYERS COMMISSIONED AT TUsKACEE-The vourv
oeers above recently received their wings shegee Army
Flying School, They are left to rights Nathaniel H
and Mrs. Josiah HILL Washington d. c.; William Matison
Mr. and Mn, Willie hsttison Of Conway Arkansas Mohr.
whose wife the former Miss Louise Leonard Detroit Michigan.
I'D Aslxla Ihenas Jackson Of Warrent0n Virginia
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Read The STATE PRESS-The
Most Reliable Paper Published In
The State. $500 per Year.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11

Mr.. Willie Washington, formerly
of 24t7 Cross who encountered
officer McFarlin Monday night at
10th and High and who relieved
the officer Of his ammunition and
left him suffering with pains from
cuts received in the scuffle was
apprehended at 1917 Wright Ave
and was found guilty of dern near
everything under the sun but say
ing his prayers. It is evident that
Mr.. Washington will be taken out
of circulation for some time, which
Is a lucky break for him.
~ 49, ~
Speaking Of luck, Harry Nelson
See "mor min ledge" page four
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rrufADgIpssiA federal grand hvy WEDNESDAY,
Charles Rohisdsr Philadelphia splsyss
charges ssspaa
materials for rehabilitation ~oh the esntnyed cssmp
yards
Hohl-ssr n4iaFidss nsf1ssns
Ward and Joseph HAnsy ina purchasers he
strue,on supplies.
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a. hunting the Al thy
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Wednesday
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WASHINGTON secretary a. Nsvy rs4as w~1sss
conferences April nsi hs sshnsnse
mssns snssd~
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Mine GAS FUMES KILL RENT0N
AXIS DESERT large
BON bARDE D BY YAN
Black Damp 77l4H 1+>nr>>>>+> H3+>>~1 STATE
Black Damp
Snuffs Out
Two Lives

TON. Wash. - Deadly
BLACK damp" mine gas. We'd
sesdsy killed two Renton children.
nearly suffocsted another bow and
q man resener and may have taken
The lives of two other youngsters.
The dead children are James
eeary. six, and his brother,
Willard, Ia. sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Geary Of Renton.
Two other boys, Joe Geary.
nine-year-old brother of the VIC
Tins, and Eugene Lorenz. Is a
neighbor. are missing. They came
TO Seattle Tuesday and 1t was
thought they may have joined the
two victims in a cabin near the
shaft of the mine.
There IL q possibility these
two other boys are dead In
the mine hole" King County
Deputy Coroner John y. Brill.
jr., declared. I'VE will not
know until We can search the
shaft"
A Bureau of Mines rescue team
was called 10 bring oxygen equip
ment so that search of the shaft
might be made.
Two would-be rescuers. 12-year-
old John Geary and Tony Ghedena.
. neighbor. were overcome by the
gas but recovered.
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hopping Up Of Japs in Alsuis
In Few Weeks Seen by Scion

And nn h. ne s<me kAs< ~ -
ys.opmsnt y,sss rsaossa sss~t -
tke Noiomons
ws<ssss sesi - Ame<>pue
p~sps~ ss>nss -sst h~een~r =
ssls ss<t~sy, eesge~p~e -
-~~ss - ~ m.xn - svse1-
shisa-
sThs hs<s sefs ere a~pSefefe
and wsfys sos - sd desp><aie'
Ths 5sps are living 80 ~. ~
ana f<s " wln ta<sf ~ak Tnie
.sr = sss1 h~Esnaina r. pser1e
dat ssow vh&s th<y ere - -
svsn pet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Japs Step Up Power Against
Allies in New Guinea Battle
GEN MarARTHuR's HEAD

GEN MaeARTHUR's HEA
QUARTERS. Australia Allied in
fantry cooperation planes have
made two heavy attacks on Japan
ese combat forces who are thrust
ing with steadily increasing power
against Australian troops in the
Kokoda area IS miles across New
Guinea from Port Moresby. Gen.
Douglas Macarthur announced
Wednesday.
Racing fighter planes. In
close support Of veteran Ans
traiian jungle fighters. swept
down over the Owen Stanley
mountains TO the kokeda oper-
ztions area on the northern
Slopes and raLed enemy troops
and communications with ma
chine gun and cannon fire nj
tree-top level In two separate
raids.
Interest Increased in japanese
operations. which SEEMED inereas-
ingly 70 indicate the possibility
II real attempt n break through
the Australian dsfenSss. pour
through the s.000-foot mountain
pass. and sweep down to the south
toward Port Horssby. the great
allied advanced base on the south
New Guinea coast
Dispatches Indicated that
the Australians had sueas~ded
- far IN boiding the enemy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Raising Garbage Price Collection
Runs Into Snag; 0PA Against Il

Carriage eesieesisa rss bsssd
a1eaf . Essah~s ~ s<fs>f~s -
shseh rates ssssl1 ses - Efse<<@se1
rhsshsr penosm~1 ~ iHd1N 1u@is
o. <ip<isfs~s.
There 10 press>e. skspsn. snd<s
whseh tk@ esfy ssiil s<p<<ts = 90
tan m snefs@se. MAJOR GAIA s~i4
Wednesday,.
Tne axa<r ~ fn< offies - Fsie<
ADMINISTRATORS N@s qss4itfiea -
psfmls laerssess 81 individual -
flflon nhen labor epxfs Justify
thesn snd ths prices - effect are
not 10 ksepsng NiEn eomp&r~nis
cities
Ewes fhs ts-e~sf ref<. ~
msysf ssls. eth - fsss eeats
below fhs average ee~s II go
ksxe eelieeflaa - ke1s<boA11<fs
siesE fh< fseifso eeset
a petition 70 ths oPA showing
hat costs u ina ssrh1fs depart
snsnt ness exceed revenues some
zhst u n<inx prepared - depart
nsnt Accountants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

10 the area Of kokads village.
down the northern side ~ the
mountains. hut n Mas evident
that the japanese we're In
ereasing fheir pressure stead
Ny.
Down at ths southeastern tip 81
New Guinea. Australians under
Maj. Gen. Curl Cloves continued
hopping Up the japanese scat
tered through the Jungle after
their shaitsring defeat IL Milne
bay.
The fighting had no~ assumed
guerilla aspects. in which small
Australian patrols operated inds-
pspdsntiy 10 hunt down the enemy
groups who had fled 10 the north
side Of the bay from their landing
point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Army Signal Corps
Teachers Quit Jobs

IExf>GTOA. NJ. Charles v.
YoDnsns. eoordsns,ins sapervisor
for ne army ssnsl corps training
program ~ ths Lafayette trade
sessooi said "Wednesday that IS
radio Instructors rad resigned ard
nat 70 others had thrsatsnsd 70
resign unless their salaries ssfs
increased 10 SIS = week.
Youmans said that the resigns
lions from tEe IS Instructors had
hen accepted and that fhs others
had been Induced 70 stay on tina
JOB" without promise Of pay In
eFe&ses lie said draft osfermsnis
rad bsen given 10 a number ~
Instructors because II ths nature
Of their work
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SpendingT axPlan
Again Postponed

NAsHTNsTOS - Fof the see
Vnd successive day the treasury
Nednssosy postponed presents-
ton ~ - proposed nsE spend
ne" lar n the senate finance
committee u ths face Of indlcs-
tons that = would provoke =
quick showdown On . federal sales
levy.
Chairman Walter = George. d
Ca. after q conference With Treas
10y General Counsel Randolph
Paul. said consideration q the rev
Tar would Be pozfponed until
Thursday because some more
YORK has - b done on 81 in
Giving some work On acheoulez. ?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
War Plane Output
Total Sets Record

WAsHINGTON-Col. John Hem
Jouett. president OF the Aer0nau-
teal Chamber % commetce. re-
ported Wednesday that the United
states aviation industry produced
s. $50 900 900 worth o. war planes.
engines and propellers since Sept
J. 1888 This output. he said. Vas
eight times the total production IN
TINS country in the 20 years before
the start - World War H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

sEATTfG-The Jsp~asss n tina
aisuilsn lslsnds sfii b rnoppsa
ap~ IN . fs~ weeks ny q. =. armed
forces. Hsp. Hsfrsn @. MsSnason.
y. Wash. predicted h<rs n . VA
tory square spessh.
IA pss ess ~ fk~ ssiHsss
~ fks .ss ssss fhs Ssps SCI
is ss~ss. hsss skss'ss sst Essss
sa, fsvsh~s.% fsssss>s~ s~s<-
The u. 4 navy hss ths sssss~
tlsn very ssll In h.ne Ths =. ?
army u novang 50 there ard IN
ire nsxi fs~ sssks yosrii - rs@a.
sns sossthlnx sh<afs tas Alssstssns.
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n .4il take msrs tssn . ely
er1snan<s 10 rslss Tssosas xsfb@xs
rates. fhs asg.ftmeat ~ fffsss<
eosi<etles has siecessfsd,
A eoupis ~ Hssss sxe fhs o.
pzStasns ff.1ssrhf = hsd junfed
~ rates . AIMS . nnoeth. from -
% - sents. - sssss fssf ink ~hseh
appeared ~ ssfb@Es afensinf
1oots this sssf.
Rissng labor costs sssd tns sdfii-
tionsi hsisdsn ~ serving Tacoma .
thoss3nds ~ new rsssdsnfs sifses
xsr pfsdoeiioa ~ss stepped 40
hsrs wsrs cited az reasons foe the
Increased rates Nhen Mayor Harry
p. Cain. AZ bad ~ the city aspsff-
m<nt u yssLlle welfare. introduced
the rate ordinance
"a va psssed and thss -
ORA order sssaasniy said @Ss.~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
FBI Doesn | Back
Up Dies Charges

wAsHIsGTOS--Atsornsy Cen
ersi Francs Biddis reported ~
congress "wednesday ths, "s~eep-
INK charges % disl0ysity IN ths
federal rfrvies@ wsrs HnEubstsn-
tiated BY federal bureau ~ lnsss-
fIRstion Inquiries IN 1895 eases
u federal employees accused II
icing members u s8bssrsiss or
Fsnizstlogls.
HDeh charges made BY chsir-
man Martin Dies. D., Tea. a the
hossss COMMITTEES On unsAmsrleAn
activities resulted IN an sppfopfis-
tion - 500 600 last yssF for an
F-Rf investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
War Council Discusses
Possible Siberia Raid
" WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Members Of
the Pacific war council discussed
with President Roosevelt WedneS-
day the possibility q a japanese
attack on Sibeus an attack which
one member ~ the council said Is
purely : matter - tine
Lord Halifax. British smhszSs-
dor. said after the conference that
there had been considerable discus
son about the significance q the
resignation IN Tokyo q Foreign
Minister ShiEinor Togo. former
japanese AMBASSADOR 70 Moscow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Coffee Back
To Campaign

On combined congressional
business and campaign trip. Con-
gresham John NJ. Coffee was back
IN his home city Wednesday.
He arrived Tuesday afternoon
by plane for a visit which will
last for several weeks. unless more
pressing business at the capital
calls him East again.
Tacomans. and a great many
residents OF the Northwest com
munities, may be happier and may
breathe sweeter air. II one Of the
congressman plans gets proper
attention. he confided.
Coffee. along with Rep.
Martin r. Smith of Hoquiam.
n working upon a plan to get
War Production Board and
Rubber Reserve Go. help to
develop rubber from the III
smelling waste liquor of
Northwest pulp mills.
For months We have been try
ing to persuade federal agencies
that synthetic rubber can be de-
veloped from ethyl alcohol made
from pulp liquor. Ethyl alcohol
could be made for is cents a
gallon. compared with the IS cents
the government now is paying for
H. Thirty million gallons a year
could be produced easily by North
west mills and At the same time
obviste pollution Of lakes, bays and
streams
Congressman Coffee said he
Was convinced from primary
elections thus far held that
the people have lost their In
terest In the politics
esmpaignsrs.
The primaries IN date" he
said show the people without
reference tn party are eager 10
retain experience and not trade
II for amateurs
Fewer Of the nations lawmakers
Continued on Page 10. Column y
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Greyhound Lines Sign
Contract With Workers

eAN FHANffHfD- scIf e
Greyhound lines and the Anal
gsmafsd Association % street
Electric Railway and Motor I'm
pl0yes fkFls1 Wednesday an
noanced signing 81 zz.month
contract providing wage Increases
for almost all classes Of employees
Signature q the contract ended
dispute winch for time Threat
ens1 - affect service in seysn
western states.
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Recall Ambassador

WASHINGTON - Dr. Hu Shih,
Chinese ambassador 70 the United
states for the past Y years. mas
been recalled ~ MS government
ard x1u b succeeded By We Tao
NinE. forreF ambassador %
yichy. France. Il wsE learned
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

the Soviet ssos roussssisse
said. 'Oss ~ sar units IN
fierce nEhtsaE destroyed ~
es~1ay tssks and st,sat sa<
sempssy sf isfsstsy.
On another sector, Soviet units
fortified themselves In Bs~ posi-
tons and beat off enemy stfseks~
Is MILES raoa CITY
CT vas believed in London that
the Germans ~srs shout rs ssilss
from stslinsrsd On the southwest
Dsspstsh~s syess is~ fsest
said fhs tssk fsfess shisk
broke fhsessh ~sss issss. ssA
that shs p~eetystIs. -. 90
fss sessse@sssvs stag ~ the
sector. sr In sector sssve~t
The tsiTa river.
Northwest ~ stsiisgrsd. sheFs
Tuesday ths Ess@sns -sFs 70
ported 10 have control ~ Inc safass.
tion. once more sss threatened ~
greatly Increased German pfsssur~.
Allows that point. N ina klstsssys
area. IS miiss northwest u atslia-
grad. ina Germans ard ftsiisns
had taken the offensive IN AZ
effort 10 relieve Their left flsns.
ssid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

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sa<v>e1 80 : npGnoop1uIuo =
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flshtes pv~1as1b6n ~ angs(r< -
ssssess ~ - enrs onnlrn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
arnilY Men
May Escape
War Draft
BY JAMES X. SHEPI.EY
United Press Writer

WASHINGTON-Chairman An
drew J. May. d. Ky. Of the house
military affairs committee said
Wednesday that on the basis of a
selective service survey of man.
power requirements. married men
with dependent wives and children
should not be drafted for another
year and one-hslf and possibly
not at all"
In any event" he said.
married men with wives and
children who have no other
means Of support and have no
families 10 return To should
permanently he deferred by
draft boards. That IL the In
tent Of the draft Law and II IL
L. not clear IL should be made
clear"
May and Chairman Robert r.
Reynolds, D.. N. C., Of the senate
military affairs committee joined
in cautioning the army against dis
rupting war production and estsb-
lished homes until absolutely
necessary.
HERSHEY SUMMONED
May told reporters that he had
called Selective Service Director
Lewis b. Hershey and other selec-
tive service officials to his office
recently after it was reported that
the army planned to have every
able bodied man between the ages
Of is and IS in uniform within
two years He said they surveyed
manpower requirements and that
Hershey had given him figures
showing that:
An army Of e.2e6. 900 men can
be raised before the draft age
Is lowered from 20 TO Is.
o-After that the armed forces
4 can be increased to 1000. 600
before men with dependent wives
and children are called.
Sen. Chan Quincy. r. \. d..
will introduce q bill In the
senate Thursday TO lower the
draft age 10 Is. He said draft
ing Of 10 and 10 year oids
should have started Dec. g.
20 hours after Pearl Barbor."
After reduction Of the draft age,
May said, the army will hsv.
flow Of 1850 900 men o year
nearly All physically FIT who viii
{ Continued on Page ;. Column ~
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HERE'S DIMoUr TIMe

sDn s<fs 81 7sss Pacific wartime
wssnssday and rs-es II s.sz
Thursday.
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AHERIfAS LEAGUE
FIRST Gam.
Chicago ..-. GO esl ZZa-s II I
Washington eoo eol col 8
Ross and fresh Wynn. Trot-
ter - and Early.
Frst Gam:
Detroit 49,. sI9 100 600 5 o
Boston 800. 000 COL OILS 8 o
Benton and Parsons, Wagner
and Peacock
81 Louis 900 loi O00 e-z s ]
New York 100 100 o0o Is 2 4
ABssr and FsrreIl. Chandler
and Dlcksy.
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Reds Forced
Backward 10
New Lines!
ny HENRy SHAPIRO
United Press Writer

MOSCOW - Russian dispatches
reported Wednesday that Soviet
forces defending the southwest
approaches 10 stsiinsrsd have
been forrsd 10 retreat 10 . new
line the fourth Withdrawal In ~
hours and that the peril 10 the
vital volgs city was mounting BY
the hour.
A large Nasi arsnored fsvee
~as reported IL hsss hssh<s
through the southwest s~fsase
iis~s sesp,se aespevsie Soviet
efforts Ia halt lie progse>s.
ON the front northwest Of
stsiingrsd. tho MANS were again
on the move, dispatches said. and
danger ~ . brssk-through in that
region was admitted.
EMMY BREAks THROUGH
Tho German high command
claimed that Man troops have
reached this voiEs river north ~
stslnErsdl
Southwest sf stsissgrsd.
Soviet tre.ps engaged In asss~
fighting With sssss, tasks
which have brekes ihreaEh."
BEHI.IN - tfsersssas broadcast
Recorded sp rr IN New Ssshj-
The high command said wsdsss.
day that German forces have
reached the yoiss river north Of
stsiinErsd.
German units reached ths river
after -rspuislas several soviet
cosinisr-sttsess launched BY strong
forces" the eommanlqns said.
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Fear Ssvsa Lssi Llvos
In Army Denbor cronk

U&T0N n0U0E 4A-~ Ho<11NI
fieid effic<rs wednesday tnyorf1s
xsl<d tn& crash a. IN afuy u1@(r
an beneer in which neven -
may hsss been ki}isd-
TIE two noforsd piaas f. -
fissnes Tuesday niEhf near ~
Losllsisns s.s~asssppl horder.
. sssH~~<e--uae~f 'Aaf ,
nANk TkAk4ACIx0k1
facena .........s...*.v y
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On another sector. Soviet units
fortified themselves In ns~ posi-
tons and beat of enemy stfsess :
Askov American., 1942-01-29
PAGE THREE

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Value Money Amt.
Names of Persons Firms Personal and Of
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Average County Rate for Rural Lines 84.77 Mills
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Minnesota Power and Light
Company .................. 3O46 25s21
Average County Rate for Transmission Lines
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Eastern Minnesota Power
Corporation ................ .28136 1872 II
Minnesota Power and Light
Company ..................l .llU4O 1616.31
Minnesota Utilities Cou,pany 1893 1915
TOWN OF CHENGWATANA
Add s76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School District
School District No. 1. Rate in Mills 1N.75
School District No. Is. Rate in Mills 102.4
School District No. 50. Rate in Mills 98.06
School District No. 73 Rate in mills 12454
School District No. go Rate in Mills 1912
School District No. SO. Rate in Mills 121OO
School District No.1O9 Rate In Mills 91.OO
Askov American., 1942-01-29
VILLAGE OF PINE CITY

Add 8.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. Rate in Mills 1887
School District No. ga, Rate in Mills 159. .95.
Askov American., 1942-01-29
TOWN OF OGEMA

Total Tax Rate by School Districts
Add 876 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
School District No. 90 Rate in Mills 8060
School District No. 116. Rate in Mills 11060
School District No. 123 Rate in Mills 1904
School District No 129A, Rate in Mills 109.82
Askov American., 1942-01-29
VILLAGE OF HINCKLEY

Total Tax Rate by School Districts
Add 8.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
School District No. Rate in Mills 1915
School District No. PA, Rate in Mills 183. 40
Assessed Total
Value Money Amt
Askov American., 1942-01-29

VILLAGE OF BROOK PARK
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
Add 8.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
School District No. "a Rate in Mills 23519
School District No. 24A, Rate m Mills 23441
Assessed Total
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-07
CRUDE PRICES
ARE FIXED AS
OF OCTOBER |

The government on Feb. 3 fixed
prices on petroleum and petroleum
products, including gasoline, for all
transactions except retail sales.
Effective Immediately, prices were
frozen at levels posted for crude Pc
troleum and the lowest quoted for
petroleum products on Oct. /, 194l.
These levels already prevailed gener-
ally as a result of OPA requests and
voluntary agreements with the indus
try.
Price Administrator Leon Henderson
said formal price fixing was necessary
in the petroleum industry because Of
the increasing scope Of control and the
growing multiplicity of informal
agreements and understandings He
said the price schedule would clarity
OPA price policies and protect the
industry and the public from the eff
fects Of unwarranted price increases" "