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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31
Calamity Jane Does
Bit to Defeat Axis

Calamity Jane, renowned frontiers
woman OF the pioneer west. IL going
TO get in her lick ct the axis.
Joe Montgomery. state custodian Of
Spanish American war records has
donated his unique collection Of keys
to the keys-for- victory campaign.
James Flaherty Of Great Fails. chair
man Of the state drive announced.
Among the keys Is one which Joe
says belonged to Calamity James
cabin at Gilt Edge. Another key-in
reality a huge iron bolt Of crowbar
proportions-held In place a beam
which fastened the door 70 the fort
at Fort Benton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31
State Legion Head
Scores Var Politics

We must put politicians In ths dis
card and instead place men IN charge
Of this war who know war and are
trained 10 fight It," was the declara-
ton Of J. B. c. knight Of Anaconda.
Montana department commander of
the American Legion, in an address at
the Legion and auxiliary district con-
vention at Glasgow.
Commander knights talk was the
highlight of the gathering at which
Legion posts and auxiliary units from
four northeastern Montana counties
were represented. Mayor e. j. Kjai-
strup presided at the banquet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31
Sir George Cores Hunting Expedition

ever had occasion to complain Of not
getting a square deal at the hands Of
this eccentric lover Of the wilderness;
but when one Of his employees gave
him perhaps better service than was
actually expected. Sir George always
rewarded such work by a generous tip,
far in advance of the regular wage.
The west never saw Sir George Gore
again. but those Of his party never
forgot his generosity and kindness to
them in more than carrying out his
contract with them.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31

1t was the custom for young men
who were considered the one and only
to keep their own fork and wine glass
In the home Of their beloved In 10th
century italy.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31

At $50 feet under water. pressure
Is more than 80 pounds to the square
inch.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31

Make Every Pay Day Bond Day
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-10-31
DANGERS OF GAS
BOARDING TOLD

LAYING IN SUPPLIES OF MOTOR
FUEL PERMOUS PRACTICE,
DECLARES CARNEY
Jack Carney, state fire marshal
urges Montana residents not to an
ticipate gasoline rationing by attempt
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Statesmen

Experienced selling automobiles, electrical !
appliances and other products affected by
there is a tremendous demand and we can
deliver NOW Definite drawing account
against liberal commission. Proven produc-
erS only. .-6 p m, Mr. Price, 635 D st. n ".
Evening star., 1942-03-07
FARM G GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.
BOATS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANES-Good selection OF fswn
brindle puppies. Mrs. r. D. Lindsey.
Colesvllle, Md. Silver Spring 11s-J
1912 oath st. n. Arlington. Va.
CANARY, beautiful, healthy. male, singer;
females ready for mating. Trinidad 1880
SCOTTTE PUPPIES, half-breed. male and
female; So each. 3519 South 18th St,
Arlington. oxford 1sOs-J. g
ENGLISH Settlers t2), thoroughbred.
male. X months old. Call DU. 1900. Apt.
1O3. after 10 am. Monday.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, A. K. C, reg; 4
males, > females. $40 Edgewood st. ne.
DE 1874
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDNG
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud serv.
Wash sBalto. blvd. WA 1924. Berwyn 12Q.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
BENDIX.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FOR SALE-P1ne. S5 cord, So per half
cord No deliveries. Rockville 204-J, E. N.
Cherrington. s. Glen rd., near Potomac
Nd R F. D. No ]. Rockville.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HELP MEN.
CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERS.

CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERS.
Chiefs of party, instrument
men. Must have recent building
construction experience. Write
outlining experience and quail
ficationS. Box ASK. Star.
TRUCK DRIVER,
Light delivery: hard work but good salary:
have Recommendation. Apply Best-Way
Cleaners, 1915 9th st. NV. to q pm
ROUGH SPOTTER
salary. Apply Best-Way cleaners. fOl6
9th st. NV, to u pm. .-
JANITOR,
references, Columbia Hotel. isl25 st. NV.
COLORED PORTER
For bowling alley, experience not NECESSARY.
Clarendon Bowling Center. lo47 N. Irv-
ing st.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of white
boys, 18 years of age or older.
Apply employment office, 9th
floor.
ALL-AROUND BAKER,
Good salary. Apply Federal
Bake Shop, GIL 14th st, NV.
SIGHTSEEING BUS Lee
TURERS, between 1880, no
experience necessary, we
train you. Apply in person
to MI. Mcintosh, 1919 18th
st. NV, bet. 1870 am. and
4 pm.
TAILOR FILTER, THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED
MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF
AND WORK WITH ALTER
ALTON DEPARTMENT OF
LARGE RETAIL MEMS
CLOTHING AND MILITARY
STORE. REPLY STATING
YOUR EXPERIENCE. EX-
CELLENT SALARY. OUR
EMPLOYEES KNOW OF
THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
BOX 286-L. STAR.
SIGHTSEEING BUS DRIV-
ERS, men with bus or truck
experience, we will qualify
YOU for Identification cards
if a resident of the metro
politan area of D. c. for one
year. Apply in person to Mr..
Mcintosh, 1919 18th st. NV,
bet. 1890 am. and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE SOLD LOGAN BEAUTY SALON.
l4O5 Eleventh. St. Not responsible for any
debts incurred after March l. l942
ARTHUR C LOGAN, 10ll o ST. NV,
Washington, D. c.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
GebtS contracted hv any one other than
myself JOHN 4. WELSH, 3200 ! ST ST. n.
Arlington, Virginia
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred bv any one but myself.
CLIFFORD H. NELSON, 55lo 1st ST. n W,
Washington, D C 81
MRS. CAROLINE @. LOETSCH ANNOUNCES
orerated by her under the trade name Of
p w. LOETSCH COMPANY located at
E'ands 3n5 and 3O7. New Center Market
Washington, D. G. 10 Mr.. s. Grant, Taylor
Mr. Tavior will continue The business
under the old name OF p W LOETSCH
COMPANY bur Mrs. InetSCh Will have
no connection with the new orCration
CAROLINE c.. LOETSCH.
VashinEtoy n. c,
March ! f94".
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ ProSnect Hill Cemeterv Will he held
on Tuesday March 10 l942. s pm: ct
the cemetery Office. North Capitol and W
SIS Annua! reports and election Of p ord
~ Trustees. By order of w. G. WtNhLER,
Evening star., 1942-03-07

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ing, painting, brick staining, floor sanding,
gem repairs blackout board installed, base
ments reinforced: free est. Jack r. Tate,
RE. 1904. g.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOM HOUSE and lot .or so trailers;
four small bangaloYs all on 2i7 acres.
Total rent. $50 monthly. On bus line
city Of Alexs1dria For quick sale. SOB
600; terms. Call Mr. Hines. CH. $3.50. or
Evening star., 1942-03-07
POULTRY q EGGS.

LAYING HENS, rs, young, lay between so
and so eggs q day, for sale. 224 Holly
ave. Tskoma Park, Md. Sligo 9004:
S9ECIAL ASSORTED for broilers or layers.
sa9 95: large type White Leghorn cockerels.
Barred Rocks. Rd. Reds. SIS .s5, / 90: whits
Rocks Buff Rocks. wyandottes. New HAmp-
Shires OrpingtonS, S6.95. 100; White
Giants, Black Giants, Brahmas 1926, 100:
ducklines. SI3, 100; colored Easter chicks.
orange, red, violet green. $3.50, 100. Give
second and third choice, order direct from
ad Biddle 1872 Ridge ave-, Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

ROOKKEFPER. male. must have good ref
erencee. willing - be bonded. ability %
IKE charge Of small Office. Box 2Jg-L
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HELP MEN AND WoMEk.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, over 30; exp. cook, INV: chauf-
feur-houseman: local references: live in;
SO month to start. EN-. 1884
HANDICAPPED PERSONS, ls to 45. an
opportunity to learn a trade ana secure
work: experience in upholstery, shoe re-
pairing. furniture repairing and hnlShlng
Give full details of age, education, work
history and references. Bcx 30"-L, Star.
MARKERS ., experienced: S25 per week
Apply Blue Banner Laundry, 5l02 Conduit
I'd v MI Burka.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

MAN, white married. between % md 40
years OF age. for established laundry and
dry cleaning route. salary and commls-
sion basis with S25 per week guaranteed
Splendid opportunity to earn very much
more if you are willing to work hrs;
line required. See M. Cockrille, Monday
between 9-12 only. Washington Laundry,
1927 & st. nv.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

FOOTRLACKS " good: good paw Applv
White Stag Shoe Repair Shop. 60 Z
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Roy OR YOUNG MAN % work around
deIrcatPsSen store Call NE. GIu4 or apply
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

HGkF SS"6Stt@s
COOK, houseworker (white1. not over as
experienced; live in; no laundry. Call
Sligo 5261.
COOK, experienced, and general house,
worker for couple with Groom apt. Adams
O70O. Apt 415-F.
COOK K-HoUsEKEEPER, light laundry; live
out; must be clean. Call after am.
Sunday North S430.
GENERAL HOUSEWO ORKER, small family;
cook, laundry, washing machine: live in;
comfortable room and bath. North Chevy
Chase. Wisconsin 6505. 81
G.H;W. exp. cook; no heavy laundry; l
child, nursery sch: of Thurs. alt. Sun.
GIRL. white, to care for mos. baby and
small apt; live in. Cali Sligo 5179 after
$50 pm.
GIRL OR WOMAN, living in vicinity Of
and apartment SH 3194.
days, q Gay Thursday. North 1850.
GIRL. colored, experienced with baby;
fare. Cali Hobart 1868.
GIRL. white; live in; general housework:
F2iaidsd fGfa wIth 14sa children good salary Call
GIRL, colored. wanted for part-time. days
work or general housework 1925 st.
NV. Michigan 1887.
live in or out. $500 2sth st. NV. Wo.
1859.
GIRL white. g,h.yu care Of 2 children,
Can Taylor 54O3.
GIRL, colored, young; g.h.w., help with
cooking, 8 until 7:3O: half day Thursdays,
no SUNDAYS; good health. S12S George
town I'd. Bethesda Md. WI. 4207.
7s In Or ever Cut a. $50 GE asR s
HOUSEKEEPER, white sh.w., and care
of infant; employed couple, $40 week;
live in; health card. Emerson 5205.
MAID, general housework; stay on pre-
misses. Phone Glebe 1899.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

WANTED.
SECRETARIES AND OFFICE WORKERS.
For immediate placement in excellent
WOOD COLLEGE,
Placement Dept. 10 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

POOKKEEPFR, simple bookkeeplng 3 hrs.
a night for 3 nights. BOX Xxx. Star
GOOKKEEPER or Junior aCcountanr-At-
fractive proposition TO young :lan eyner!-
enced or ore studying acCourtlna. Local
wholesale firm State aGe, cducat ,on.
experience and telephone number. BOX
:q4-B. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-07

With business and some sales experience.
one with ability in dealing with the
public. Salary basis. A real opportunity
for advancement and earnings. Call Mr..
Miller.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HELP MEN.

BARTENDER, exnerierced. for SATURDAY
riehts only Apply Dude Ranch Wash
ington- Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Md
BLUE PRINT OPERATOR. good pay
permanent position. Write Box @4H-h'
Star
Evening star., 1942-03-07
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK.

WORK HORSES AND MARES G6). mated
teams: g mules, 10 riding horses high
class hunters. one 5-gaited mare. ons
brides hay: guaranteed to be 90 repre-
sented Rear 736 18th ST. Sc.
FOR SALE, 2 chestnuts, mare and Eefdins.
5 and 3 yrs, sound. Manor Club etableA
HORSE, Thoroughbred chestnut EeldinE,
l6 hands, gentle, with complets imported
tack; Sl25. Dupont 04le.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CREDIT AND COLLECTION correspon dent.
capable girl 10 handle collection accounts
in large department store: salary open, de-
pends on experience and ability. Box
499-K. Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
statesmen

With retail drug, cigar or grocery
store experience Good oppor-
tunity with the largest and old
est wholesale tobacco iobber in
the city. Apply 631 Mass. ave.
nv. between 8-10 am. or 2-5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Wanted-A Choir Director

By one OF Washington's leading suburban
churches; must be capable of directing
choir of 25 people and also leading con-
gregational snaine In reply give expert
ence salary expected. age. church afilia-
ton. references. telephone and address.
Box 16S-L. Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
CARPENTERS.

SEVERAL NON-UNION CARPENTERS.
Experienced Installing Venetian Blinds
and Window Shades Preferred
Steady work Assured.
Box 354-k, Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

COLLECTOR. PART TINE. meter Govern
rrert enplove wing IN Falls Church.
alexandria or NV Wash,a --on.- @iusc
have nEht car. devote tn hours fr,,t 10
days eacl month Worth i5c - :! III.
Phone NJ Hare I S640 - 2 NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
One Man Army on
March Again With
Wounds UnheaIed
Captain Carries Three
Guns, Wants Regular
Army Commission
BY FRANK HEWLETT

With Gen. MacArthur's ar
my in the Philippines, March
6. (UP)-Capt. Arthur Zone
Man Army Wermuth, the
three-gun man VINO credits himself
with killing 129 Japanese single
handedly, has made himself SO
poisonous to the enemy partly be-
cause he is working for a regular
job, he revealed today.
He wants to win a commission ir
the regular army, preferably with
the Philippine scouts, with whom
he now commands a company.
l found this tough and un- baShful
soldier marching with his company
through a drizzling rain, the first
of the season, and carrying as usual
tommy gun and two revolverS.
He refused to carry automatic
pistols and sticks to the Wild-West
shooting iron, because he says, al
automatic jammed on him once at
delicate moment.
Wermuth is with his company de-
Continued on Page 2, Col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
125 Billion Debt Limit
Wins Committee Approval

WASHINGTON, March Cup
The House Ways and Means COM
mittee by unanimous vote today re-
porter faVorably a bill TO raise
frcm $4,000 100000 to $l25 900 =
100000 the statutory national debt
limit
The committee acted after Sec
retary of the Treasury Henry Mcr-
genthau, Jr., urged immediate rails
ing of the debt limit to-, facilitate
financing OF the war efforts
He said the debt now is only
about ST 4OO,COO,OOO below the pres
ent limit. and added he did not
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06

ishing blows they had dealt the Jap
anese throughout the East Indies
campaign.
The japanese, smashing into Al
lied defenSeS as I left Java aboard
war plane, apparently were max
ing every effort to speed up con-
quest of Dutch territory to concen-
trate their offensive strength in
the south-toward Australia-before
the Allies can complete mobiliza-
tior of their fighting power here.
These are the outstanding impress
sions I carried from Java after
weeks of reporting the dav-by-da J
advance of enemy forces down the
Malaga peninsula and across the
rich Dutch East Indies.
The American air force based at
secret airdromes. cleverlv hidden in
the Java mountains, fought mag
nificentl". American pilots checked
the japanese invasion for at least
week by battering attacks on the
enemy at sea and on land.
Gradually the enemy's numerical
superiority in fighter planes made
itself felt. 1t was understood a
number of United States planes
were DESTROYED on the ground late
last week when they were sorei7
needed and that fighter plane re-
inforcements had not arrived as
expected.
That was why it was necessary
to remove some United States air
planes from the area to avoid being
picked off on the ground by the
machine guns of enemy fighter
planes.
Men of the air force did not hide
their anger over conditions which
made it necessary for them to
leave when thev were badly needed,
bat even on the afternoon of our
departure the japanese dropped
calling cards (bombsI in the CEN
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Land
Status
Officials Advise
Against Japanese Sc
Property Purchase

PENDING appointment OF a
federal custodian of alien
property, Imperial county
officials warned Friday, any -,
one having business dealings
with the japanese does SO at his
own risk.
District Attorney Elmer Heald
said federal authorities informed
him that it would be unWise to buy
Or sell property of the japanese
because the custodian of alien prop
erty will demand minute details Of
all transactions.
Probably the alien property will
be handled in about the same way
it was handled in World War No.
L. Heald said. The custodian will
have deputies throughout the ma
lion to look after the interests of
The Japanese as well as of this ma
ion"
Meanwhile the registration Of
japanese aliens in Imperial county
neared its close The deadline for
this registration was set at noon
Saturday, Of the $50 known Japa-
nese alien men and women, total
Of 4l3 had been registered and fin
yerprinted in a special bureau set
Up in the basement of the county
court house in Ell Centro. This regis
tration, the third asked of the Jap
anese aliens since Pearl HarbOr,
will provide the county with its
own list and description of the
aliens.
County officials said the evacua-
ion of the japanese is being ham
dled by the military and details
Of the arrangements had not yet
been sent Imperial county officials.
Permits to leave the area in Whicn
they are living in San Diego and
imperial county, Sheriff Robert w.
Ware said, must be obtained from
the U. S. attorney generals office
in the federal building in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Aliens
Begin
Moving
Citizen Japanese
Call Conference
To Plan Heqira

SAN FRANCISCO, March
6. (UP) - Three hundred
leaders of the Japanese-Am,
erican Citizens league open
a three-day session here Sun
day to arrange for evacuation of
their nations to reception center5'
to be set up by the western defense
command.
These reception centers, probably
to be located in owens Valley and
the Palo Verde valley near Blythe
will be used for processing and
organizing thousands of aliens and
others" who will be excluded from
military areas on the Pacific coast
Formal announcement Of the pro-
iected move was made last night by
Lieut.. Gen. John L. Dewitt, COM
manding the western defense COM
mand and the fourth army.
The camps will oe established to
register evacuees and to determine
their capabilities before moving
them to permanent locations for
duration of the war.
Some, however, may stay at the
processing stations for the dura-
ton.
ORDERS TO COME
Dewitt emphasized evacuation has
not yet been ordered, but that spe-
cific proclamations will be issued
later to effect progressive evacu-
alton of the five classes of aliens
and citizens:
Those suspected Of sabotage
or subversive activity; 2,-Japanese
aliens; 3.-Japanese- Americans; A
German aliens; 5.-Italian aliens.
German and Italian aliens who
have children in the armed forces
of the United States probably will
not be required to move.
There will be no general eXclu-
sion of aliens or others from mill
tary areas until means have been
established to care for their proper
ty and to avoid the necessity 10:
forced sales" the army emphasized.
MORE PROHIBITIONS
Dewitt said additional prohibited
zones from which all japanese, boi II
aliens and citizens and German
and Italian aliens will be excluded,
will be announced shortly.
There have been protests, for in
stance, that the army has made no
provision to evacuate aliens from
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Operation Fails to
Save Life of Leftist
Labor Union Martyr

SAN FRANCISCO, March
5. (UP)-Death today ended
the long and militant career
of Thomas j. Mooney, who
lorved % 1/2 years in prison
for a crime he claimed he did not
commit-the dynamiting of the 1916
Preparedness day parade in San
Francisco.
Mooney died after undergoing a
serious abdominal operation, his
fourth since he was pardoned or
Jan. 7, 1899, by Gov. Culbert L.
Olson.
For 16 months he had not set
foot on the floor; except for his
first six months of freedom, he had
been in ST. Luke's hospital
Mooney, who was So, was a sick
man when he left the grey walls of
San Quentin prison. First it was
stomach ulcers, then a liver trouble
developed and he turned yellow
with jaundice. He knew he nevel
would leave the hospital alive, but
to the end he remained unbeaten.
Even though he spent a good part
of his time under an oxygen tent.
he kept in touch with the world,
reading daily papers left-wing and
labor periodicals and keeping an
ear glued to the radio.
His operation last Monday was
the fourth since his release from
prison. BY Tuesday night he knew
his end was near. He lapsed into
unconsciousneSs at midnight We'd
nesday and died peacefully at 2;25
am. today.
His brother, John Mooney, and
his sister. Anna, were at his bed
side when the end came, together
with Herbert ReSner, his attorney
for many years.
His wife. Rena who was jointly
accused with him of murder, was
not present. They had been separ-
ated since Mooney was freed. Ther@
had been a GOODNESS between them
for Is years before he left prison.
but the matter did not come pub =
licly to light until his release
Mooney and his companion, War
rem K. Billings, were regarded b.
union labor leaders as martyrs.
The bombing of the Preparedness
day parade on July %, 1916, was the
elimination of much trouble for
both men who had been active IN
organizing labor.
Almost before the bomb smoke
had drifted away, and authorities
were counting the bodies of 10 vic
tins and treating 40 others moved
down by the blast, Mooney was
catapulted into the front pages OF
he nation.
Known as an associate of anarch-
lists Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman, he was known advocate
of dynamite as a weapon Of indus
trial warfare.
He also was known to oppose
American participation in the World
war. Thus he was an immediate
suspect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Blaze Destroys
Mormon Storero0m

SALT LAKE CITY. March g.
tUP)-Fire totly destroyed the
main storehouse of the Deseret In
dustries of the Mormon church for
the Utah area.
The storehouse was used by the
DeSeret Industries to store clothing,
furniture and other materials col
lected from church members and
others to be repaired and refurbisr
ed, then sold for the benefit of
church welfare activities.
The Deseret Industries are part
Of the Mormon welfare program,
which has attracted national at
tention during the seven years il
has been in operation because OF
it's objective of taking care of econ
omically distressed Mormons with
out government aid. Mormon lead
ers have consistently opposed the
federal WPA and other relief pro-
grams.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
Priyates Retreat
After Fisticuffs

Privates Wendell Gross and O.
y. King of Camp Seeley got a
free ride to camp Thursday night
after coming off second and third
best, respectively. in a scrimmage
with ether Seeley soldiers at an
e. Centro saloon.
Cross and King told Officer Lloyd
Edwards that bunch of the boys
who were whoopirg it up suddenly
decided to disagree over a girl.
and a gang fight ensued Both sold
ierS had black eyes and assorted
ether bruises and abraSions.
Desk Sergeant Frank Record
noted on the police log that King
took a lesson from the British
amy, and retreated."
The wounded fighters were haul
ed home in the Camp Seeley army
ambulance.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-06
North.End Farmers
Start Drive for
Experiment Farm

Farmers in the Calipatria-Nil
area will try TO --.Guce The Uni
versity of California to build an
experiment station in northern
Imperial county it was disclosed
Friday after farm center meet
ing in Calipatria high school
Thursday night.
According to the plan the station
would deal with crops produced in
that region tomatoes. squash
peas, etc. and would be constructed
on land donated by L E. Sinclair
A meeting to discuss the pro
posal further was called for Mon
day at 7:30 p. M in the high school.
Also part of the center meeting
was an agricultural demonstrate.
on marketing of eggs by two Fu-
ture Farmer members from Ell Gen.
tro high school, Ted Roe and Bill.
Schultz.
A movie, Bulk Handling CT
GRAIN" and a talk Cn conserva-
ton of war materials by Farm
Advisor Frank Beyschlag were also
presented.