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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-17
u. S. FOOD SUPPLY:
Under Control

When President Roosevelt ap-
pointed Claude r. Wickard, secre-
tary of agriculture, to be national
food administrator. he set in motion
vast program that would eventual
ly touch almost every pantry shelf
in the United Nations. For Wickard
was given specific control over food
production, processing and distribu-
ton not only to u. S. civilians and
the U. S. military but was also made
responsible for such distribution to
our fighting allies over the entire
globe.
In the executive order creating the
new food setup, the President direct
ed Wickard to consult with Donald
Nelson Of the WPB and with Leon
Henderson Of the OPA in working
out policies effecting price control
: and industrial use of foodstuffs. He
was given direct charge of ration
ing scarce food items among U. S.
civilians and for the ALLEGATION of
food supplies between the civilian
population and the military forces
after consultation with military and
naval heads.
Thus all government agencies
charged with supplying food to civil
ians were placed in direct charge Of
a single head with the expectation
that much Of the confusion surround
ing this problem would now disap-
pear. This was the first time since
World War when Herbert Hoover
was national food administrator that
any single control had been placed
on this exceedingly vital nationwide
program.
Also streamlined in the same ex-
ecutive order was the department Of
agriculture, as Wickard was direct
ed to consolidate into one division
all agencies concerned with food
production and into another division
all those agencies concerned with
food distribution
Wickard was also made a men,
Der Of the War Production board
and was given direction Of food i'm
ports through the Board of Econom-
ic Warfare. His new job will give
him greater voice in the allo-
cation Of farm machines, fertilizers
and other farm aid which will be
necessary to reach the high 1943 ag-
ricultural goals.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-17
ENLISTMENTS:
Halted by FDR

In a move designed to tighten
control over the manpower situation,
President Roosevelt suspended en-
listments in the army and navy,
transferred selective service to the
War Manpower commission and
authorized priorities over civilian
employment.
For the first time in the nations
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-17
PARITY:
Formula Revised

The inclusion of all farm labor
costs in parity formulas, as ap-
proved by the house in a surprise
action, will increase parity prices
approximately IL per cent, accord
ing to senate leaders. The new
formula would allow the additional
margin for upward trends in farm
commodity prices before price con-
trolls could be imposed legally.
Passage Of the bill seemed assured
following the house action.
Sen. Elmer Thomas Of Oklahoma,
predicted the administration would
not try too hard to fight the effort to
increase farm prices.
Most farm commodities would be
affected by the proposal as most of
them now are selling below parity.
However. it was stated that hogs,
beef cattle and rice, now selling at
average prices in excess of current
parity, would not be affected by the
new formula to such an extent that
a price rise would be indicated.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-17
Weekly News
Nlanpower Authority Rules Draft Enlsmes End Wicard Food

and materiel. We will need SUI
periority in these things in order to
force our way into enemy areas.
Our factories are meeting our de-
mands for the necessary materiel."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-12-17

EDITORS NOTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts. and not necessarily of
this newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Female Help Wanted

IBAkFRY Girls Whlte. - - 800 years
n.-hi w1iA numbei ~ fIH Time jobs
"a Itu par, time week -rrd Jobs. AHftl
Bakeries. 1883 fireman
RAETFNpFRS and Mattresses -- ENprru
furs1 & good wHErs. steady. Hdthy
arders suguu sChoolcrHft
~ ttTY OPERATOR sasrt rr O. MN r
sor Seyue Beauty shop, 5la2 Second
t.-.CtNr+ Trwple -tS.U
BEAUTY Operator "A. aregu0 steady
SEQ wrckt art commission work
where Foou prices p.cyal sud tins are
plentiful 1914 west MCNIChois tn'ycr'
go, 1909 Evenings Trinity l-a265
CONSULT 'rc r1r-r1 E.sI Estate list
Iurs in the t'a sunday Times Want Al
section
BEAUTY Operator Expert hair stylst,
sNor' hours $50 week., 10 start CaI
Dearborn 1850 22las Michigan Dearborn
BEAUTY operator wanted G,ag nay. per
r'Snen' position. i506 Twenty eighth.
r,'ff 4.afht
BEAUTY operator cNfe carcd stsrung
N22 Eve dayf Si03 L'Scfnois uuEartr
ct2t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

CHURCH circle Club white. colored, DAYS.
week, steady reference Tyler 6-66i3.
ENPERIE ECED and dependable colorrd
KIN for any branch of fountain WORK.
FitGTay seal
EXPERIENCED colored laundfess wants
DAY work So 80 and carfsre. Townsend
g-3t3l
LAUNDRESs First class. colored excel
lent cleaner and cook Randolph 1916.
RELIABLE co.ored -Four days cleaning.
excellent PLAIN cook. no laundry. 81 so
ca'fare cal Aclrose 2A10
CoLORND laaY wants dsy work no laun-
dry 81, carfafe. AAdisOn 1851
COLO3ED stock girl hotel tnaid grocery
clerk or bakery salesgtri: 2 years col.
leee training. Randolph 0a9t.
COLORED lady wants days work, So 80
and carfare. fRigity l-09TS.
COLORED eir experienced IN steam press
Ing - per das Cherry 1907
COIORFp General homework 70 isuu.
dry. ; DAYS a week s. DAY. stay some
nights No sunday or holiday work FiE.
roy ITO
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
incs IN the biz sunday mes Want NJ
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

IACKERMAN DRUG. 2222s Fenkcl pre-
scriptons with confidence. (Complet
drugs.D BEDFORD 1870.
BAToRs PHARMACY, l2si7 KerehevaI
| Prescription specialist. Liquor" Deliv
cries. Murray 1856.
BERTRAM BROTHERS qO5l Twelfth
Tyler 6-s666. S1u West Fort. Cbfor
Og36
BLACK DRUG. 3sol Buchanan CGran
Boulevard -PrsscriptiOns. Liquor DIS
tributors. Tyler 1892.
BLUE CROSS DRUG COMPANY. 1871
Mack (Nef)-Prescrptions. liquor Nj
agara 0s2S
BONKOWsKI PHARMACY 5623 Michigal
Cnear Junction.. Prescriptions accurstel,
filled. Lafayette 9s3S.
BRODY PHARMACY. 1887 West Dawson
Prescription specialist Complete drugs
HOgarth iSiS
BRuNNER DRUG STORE $40 East stat
Fair Urvingtou) -Prescrp tions. Town
send s-9Oi7.
.BuRCHFlELD PHARMACY 1915 Twelfti
Bethuaei Prescriptions accurately filled
drugs Madison 604i
CAMPAU DRUG. 1882 Jos Campsu Eva
llnej Prescription specialist. Deliveries
Madison 1922
CANFIELD CUT RATE. 4247 Hastings -
Stom-rx for gas. Deliveries. Terrace
2-of24
CHMARA. 15i35 West Warren (Greennrld
DEARBORN. American Express agency.
oregon BOZ
COOK EDWARD Prescriptions pickup
deliveries. LiquorsJ. 1872 West Vernon
Lafayette 1868.
CORNELL PHARMACY, lO3i5 Twelfth
tCollinswood) Prescription Speciaiis,
Cosmetics, Drugs. Townsend s-720s
ESSEX PHARMACY. NJ. {. Loewe. propri.
OF int
Lenox 1866.
FLEMING DRUG COMPANY 5000 Mack,
prescriptions, liquor. 81 exsll agency. .
Murray s6is.
Fol1.IN, w. W. PHARMACY, 1857 LIN.
wood whitney, Prescriptions. drugs.
Deliveries Tyicr i-9s53
GEORGE NoETzEL. 3O53 Nyr,le-Prs-
scriptions with confidence; neighborhood
deliveries Lafayette 1898.
HARMON PHARMACY. i0357 John RI
PTescr,p ions. Express Agency. Liquor.
beer Townsend s.66i0.
HEYN DRUG COMPANY Gtaiiot Conner
f,ngree 1854 IVAN Dyke seven Nile
Twipbronk 1-eSoS
HUGO +. voLZ 1900 West Warren
OR I - 49, Prescriptions Deliveries
Oregon 5000
JACKso., DRUGS. 1888 Plymouth as
bury Park). Prescriptions. fountain serv-
ice Vermont 6-9Z53.
JFZEWSKI p c., l00i2 Jos Campau.
Trinity 2-5S9s $500 East McSichols
Twinorook 2-23J3o
PHARMACY. 10000 West CHI
cago Wyoming i-errescrpt ons. LiqADr
Deliveries. Hogarth 22hl. IN
LABADlE DRUG. ii2e2 WEST jefferson
tRyer Rouge Prescriptions flied
Vinevnod 2-i3ao
= J.. 1000 Woodrow Wilson
tLaBelle l-Prescriptions With confidence
Townsend 1895.
PHARMACY. 11sI7 Ltvcrnois
y Drugs prescriptions. beer. Free deliveries.
Hogarth 1852.
LYMAN DRUG $40 Russcll-R " Wis.
dom. proprietor. prescriptions, deliveries
Trinity 2-9l7i
MARCUSON PAUL PHARMACY Prescrip-
ton Specialist Cosmetics Drugs Mur-
ray e5lf 1860 Charicvoix
MAR&oLIs PHARMACY. 77l7 Woodrow
Wilson ODeiawarsi Prescriptions, beer.
I quur Trinity $3.50
Nick VISION 4 ROBBINS. INC SIS West
Jefferson Wholesale Phone Randolph
$50.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lis,
ings Ia the bix Sunday Times want "A
ssctiosi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Situations Wanted-Femaie

w ITIl1lI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

GIT OUT or DEBT EXPcrt seryiCel End
worries one Place 10 pay AVOID garnish-
nents Satisfy creditors without a loan at
small cost OidFst N Mthlran Credit Ad-
iustmrni CO s33 RsrMm Tower On s3t7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

MILLIONS DRUGS. 900 West AcNichois
} Prescription specialist. Liquor distributor
University 1-5s9o.
! MITCHELL.Fo FOREST PHARMACY. As7:
u htchell--Prescription with confidence
! Deliveries. IvanhOe 1855
MODERN DRUG STORE lolOl MacI
\ (Cadhlac) Pre- scriptions. Liquor DIS
trlbutor Plaza 500.
MORRISON DRUG STORE. 1858 Beaubisr
! tPalmerD. Prescriptions, drugs; deuy
cries Trinity c-3729
NELSON DRUG COMPANY 1925 Second
i Lakewood Drugs. prescriptions. De
llveries Trinity 1880
/ NoRToWN PHARMACY. 3i37 East seven.
Mile tGallaeert-Prescripuon specialist
/ Twinbrook 2-9s7O.
GETAWAY DRUGS. 1892 Fenkell turner
Prescription specialist Neighborhood
deliveries. University 27sse
PIERCE A. THOMAS. 1851 Hamilton
Townsend 1882, $3.50 Hamilton Msdi-
son 1853
PISA Al PHARMACY, 1900 Meyers
(SchoolcrarD Prescription pharmacis1
Deliveries Hogarth 0S3t
PoLYCLINfC PHARMACY. 2S0t West
Grand boulevard across Providence Hos
pItaD. Tyler 7-2ii5
PoMERANcE DRUGS 1873 East Davson
peqnindrei Prescriptions accurately
filled Townsend s-33Sl
RALPH MITTER PHARMACY. 3sol West
Warren Business 80 years. Tyler
s-27OO
RELIABLE PHARMACY. 1907 East seven
Mile Hanna Prescription specialist
Twinorook LILO.
RosHEK ANTHONY, nfOl Van Dyke
CTappan). Prescriptions. fountain serv-
tee lvanhoe 1895.
RUNcIMAN. j. W. 1900 MI Elliott tChar-
levoixl -"P Prescriptions with Confidence. ."
Plaza 5000
SAMARITAN PHARMACY. 1895 Nj
Elliott Nevada 49, Prescriptions. drugs.
cosmetics Twihbrook i-ss07.
SANS PHARMACY 2s3i Grati0t Trusses
elastic stockings. prescription specialist
FitEroy 1852.
sANI.PURE PHARMACY. as42 Harper
ssi2 ''" 80 ''''
sCHRoFF's DRUG STORE. S7Ol West Yer
nor Prescriptions accurately filled. Vine
wood i-O4a5
sEHLlN DRUG STORE 1855 Dexter
tEimhutsD Prescription specialist De
hveries Townsend s-6iit
SPRINGwELLs IHARMAcY, $500 Michi-
gan cabot - Prescriptions with conf.
cence. Deliveries. Oregon $50.
ST CLAIR PHARMACY. 21iO Chene (An-
tiotaml Liquor. beer. wine. Deliveries.
Fitzroy 1880.
sTEBBINs. FRANK A., 1901 Lvernois-
y
Ninewood- f-4267.
STENTONs DRUG STORE. ? % JsGtrson
(MscDougam. Prescriptions carefully
nNed Fitzroy 3sN NM
THERE rs \
Nyal Service Drug Store
IN YOUR NEIGHBoRHoop
UNIVERSITY DRUG COMPANY. Rexan
store - Prescriptions Delivery i6h0l
Livernois. University i-SOsn
WATTS PHARMACY, 10000 schoolcrsft
NieneD - Prescriptions with confidence
Drug NorthiavnI g3is
WEBSTER, II, 1900 East jefferson
tJos. Campau) --PTescription specialist.
FitzToy 1914
DRUG. 1864 Fenksn Regis
tered pharmac.st always In charge.
Vermont 5000.
WOODWARD PHARNACv Sict room
supplies Pres 'ription Socialist 1895
S"1u1lcT7t Vermont 6-53s6a
wORDEN'S 1PHtRNhCY. 30i2 Lothrop-
Prescription Specialist. Liquor. vino.
beer Tyie f-9fef.
YOUR DRUG sToRE. 1890 KerchevaI
(w. v. SuiiivanD- Prescription pharna.
eist. Tuxedo 7-3si7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Female Help Wanted

MATTRESSES and fountain girls, expert
enced no sundays, holidays or night
work, Kuhn's Tea Room. 10 clifford.
WAITRESS - Experienced good working
conditions; good wages, Toms Cafe
770l Mt Elliott.
wages. steady position. Whitneys, 1921
West Warren
WAITRESS Experienced good wages
good tips. state Waffle shop. 1900 Sec
ond boulevard.
WAITRESS experienced good pay, night
work. Peter Pan Restaurant, i6sIa Liver
nois
garden, Cox, 234sl Michigan. Dearborn,
Dearborn 1925.
MATTRESSES White experienced. Sax
days. good wages, 600 DIX Apply
3 10 IL a. m.
WAITRESS wanted. experienced good
wages with mcsls $3.50 Lycrnos. Tyler
f-S9ig
. Ia xnrk- steady.- 6llS West Fort. Vine
wood 29546.
WAITRESS White. $50 week., and meals
steady work. 1921 Gratiot. Iyanhoe
q7ss
WAITRESS Experienced: go weekly. six
days. PERMITS Restaurant, 1919 Grand
River
WAITRESS Nperlcnceu, assist bar; high-
est wages paid ans JOY Tyler 4-os7
WHITE woman for general housework
good home good wages. University
3-2779
WOMAN General houSework good home
stay or 20 home, FOOL Fourteenth.
WOMAN or girl. general. stay: private
room, radio. $40; small home. 1871
Washburn University i-5952
COLOR artist or retoucher FOR photograph
portraits. one who has had experience and
Is capable IN all phases Of portrait work.
Excellent salary - the right person. SOS
CharlevolX Building. corner Park and
Elizabeth.
COLORED Eiri. general Homework. cook
ing. three IN family, prefer stay in, good
home University 72Of
COLORED Girl-Pleasant outdoor work
no oanvassing. good wages. 1880 Gr1tiot.
COLORED girl general ike children
stay some nights. Cal University 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED folders and press oper-
siors. Apply Ideal Laundry Co, 63i
Meidrum
EXPERIENCED white or reliable coloted
Tor general home nights good wages
references a2ll Webb. Townsend o-2is' Z.
EXPERIENCED cook and downstairs work
no laundry stay nights. good pay
university 2-q2n2 1880 Shrewsbury.
EXPERIENCED cigar packers ana learn
crs Apply r. q Dun CIGAR Co, 2lSo
East Milwaukee.
EXPERIENCED girl or woman general
Homework steady. 32f6 Coiiingwood
Townsend s-6i1f
EXPERIENCED girls. shop office, receiv-
ms department Detroit Rex Products,
lJOO5 HulvieW
EXPERIENCED dinner cook: good wages
good hours. Bernhardts Barbecue. 1875
Grand River
FILE clerk 10 assist IN films and checking
uEnf. pleasant work union wages with
overtime pav and paid vacation. S06
Chsricvoix Building. corner Park and
f-t-zaheth.
A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

GYPSY CARD READER Paimisgy
Madame Marie. formerly Airht "a
pest CAFE $40 carr Ninew0od -
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate -
ines n the bie sunday Times Want AZ
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

ACRERMAN DRUG. 2222s Fenkcl-pre-
scriptions with confidence. Complete
Raafnrt flQu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois
WAREHOUSE HELP
YOUNG MEN


For theater work. Apply Pslms-state The
her, 10 p. m.
CoLoRFsp-Acaf washer Apply at once TO
Mr. Burt
Griffin olds i0225 Grand River
coLoRED Cook Must have restaurant
experience, steady work, good pay.
Miller's Lunch. 1905 Chene.
COLORED--P Porter for garage good salary.
GLENN MOTOR SALES
1880 Grand River
COLORED Man 80 20 90 years Of age
good steady JOB. Palace Model Laundry
III East Jefferson.
COLORED or white boy work on truck and
In snop Berk Upholstering 1908
Grand River
CoLORED MAN for washing lubrcsting.
polishing cars 9fo0 Conner. Ivnnhoe
eif7
CoLORED Tire and battery service man.
Grand River corner Adams. Cadillac
1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

nIvISE HEALfSGS Improve health.
Reverend Hazel Damfau. l7il Ferry
PARK Trinity i-T292
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Personals

u GESOSidtS
A CERTIFIED READER Your problems
{ solved tliours 90 Florence LaYalley
Message Circle Wednesday. p. m. 420S
Larchmont Tyler 1881
IA LIQUOR n1bit STONED az nome secretly.
/ Arnold. 246i Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA. 72st.
"A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs. Edwards, 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park.
I Special. soc. (Hours 1919 daily. Sundsy.)
Atlantic 1903.
ADVISER. Psychologist. radio as,roloEsr.
featured Worlds Far IS years expe-
rience. problems solved. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6sit
ADVISER on all AFFAIRS of life. Mrs.
Taylor. Special readings soc. Daily.
Sundays, 1o-g $50 West Jefferson.
Ecorsc. Over Edae~ater Bar. Atlantic
p i.iAt Y -AndniLe-A-l4- La dQ1r.l
ADVISER. Lite keader Mrs Ross 2OIs
Fort, Lincoln Park, corner southheld.
Hours lO-p
ASTROLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
Sultation daily very reasonable. AS
Helen tnrar Jefferson
AsTROIO GFR- Evangerne Berry Read
inEs 81 Appointments. Townsend 5-i269.
- flnihurst tWood gardD
AsTRoLOGER- Lowell. well known De-
troiter; popular IN Florida. Lafayette
012i.
AsTRoLoGER Mrs Lena Manning.
AufFhhee lutiHN Appointments iff
sra 322f Mc'3raw.
AsTROLOGlsT MADAME Floye Prohisms
truthfully solved. S6il Fast Forest
Plaza n16S
AsTgOLOGER- crystal Ia Belle YOUR
home or mine 200 Westminster. Trinity
2-Osts
At BILL GRAF's GRILL Astrologer
Estere Luncheon. drinks l24 John X.
downstairs.
AVAIL tELH es.I g-iirgs Ganle orrhrs.
ira for Halloween parties reasonable.
Tuxedo .-CGUS
nIvISE HEALfSGS Improve health.
Reverend Hazel Damfau. l7il Ferry
PsFk Trinity i-T292
GIT OFT or DEBT EXPcrt service! End
worries one Pace 10 pay AVOID garnish-
nsnts Satisfy cfetitofs without loan At
small cost Oidsst ~ MtthiCan Credit Al
iusimrnt CO SIS RsrMm Tower On s5t7.
GYPSY CARD READER PaimislyY.
MADAME Marie. formerly Sirht "a
pest Cafe $40 carr Ninswood "a
CONSULT the enlarged Real ESTATE -.
ines n the big sunday Times Want IA
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

| ID
s. n w - - /.
Situations Wanted-Maie

EXPERIENCED crane (Norgan) operator
desires steady day work "a. Trinity
i-Oj7S.
PAINTING, paperhaneing decorating Thir-
teen years experience. Steady work. tool
ored. Tyler 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

At BILL GRAF's GRILL Astrologer
Esteie Luncheon, drinks l24 John X.
fdnWnEtatrSh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

ANAILNEI~ s.od s-airgr dance orrhrs.
ira for Halloween parties reasonable.
Tuxedo .-CGUs
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Alert Around the Clock


Of
po"es thon from o"ho"crof botedes useful os the
al
the America: fighter pons like he. mbe considered
the which eoeh mm"d Designed suord Their
Washington. like
Commend From headquarters would orders for
send its fo pone to~o'd the foe their pilots him before
could the MetropGton
somewhere small dis
ofeld which q
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12
advanced 70 grand conductress.

advanced to grand conductress.
HELENA-While the state game
farms at Billings and Warm Springs
are to be abandoned this fall, hunters
are promised a plentiful supply Of
birds from the new farm at Fort Peck
by J. S. Mcfarland, state game ward
en-. He said the Fort Peck farm would
provide nearly as many birds as the
other two combined and that with the
reduced overhead the cost Of putting
birds into the field would be much
less than at present.
GREAT Retiring last year
after a years Of service, Rev. E. P.
Giboney, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church here from 1904 to 1914,
has returned to work with the chuuch,s
national board of missions In caring
for large congregations In defense
areas. AS president Of the Seattle
Ministerial association, Rev. Giboney
has been conducting services In that
district, at the request Of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church.
GREAT FALLS-Henry 3. Lewis, 60,
old-time resident Of Great Falls and
Fort Benton, died at Portland, rela-
tives here were informed. Lewis was
born Sept. IL, 1873, In Jewel county,
Kansas, and came to Fort Benton Ia
1890 After running a livery stable
there for several years, he moved to
Great Falls, where he was manager Of
the Smelter ranch. In 1910 he went
to Oregon to practice his profession
of veterinarian.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12

BUTTE@The Montana Press asso-
citation will be headed during the COM
ing year by w. F. Flynn of the Miles
City Daily Star. He was elected presi-
dent at the convention to succeed
Charles j. Doherty of Aissoula. Frank
milestone of cut Bank; Hal Stearns
of Harlowton and Alexander Warden
of Great Falls were made vice presi-
dents; John w. Lyman Of Bozeman,
secretary treasurer, and the Rev. FIR.
Patrick Casey of Drummond, chaplain,
and Mrs. Nellie L Chiefly, Great Falls.
honorary president.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12

The East Mahoney crude price is based
10c below the Salt Greek posting, and
the Wertz and Mahoney prices are
based zoe below the Salt Greek posting.
LaBarge follows Adidcontinent prices
C5c above Salt Creek. 1t is derived
from the average of the prices posted
by Standard Oil and Texas in Mid
continent. Since Standard posts down
to 81 gravity and Texas stops at be-
low 20, the average prices apply to
LaBarge crude below % gravity.
Medicine Bow, effective a. m,
Nav % 1oA1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12
WYOMING
Salt Greek, effective 7 q. m,
Nav ~ 1871

20 degrees and above ..........-.. I-zU
Cole Greek, LaBarge, Midway Dome,
Dutton Greek, Iron Greek, Lost Soldier,
and Teapot fields in Wyoming, and the
Moffat field in Colorado, crude oil
prices follow the Salt Greek posting.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12
POPLAR SERVICE

POPULAR SERVICE
Of all the special room service OBJ
tainable in hotels, breakfast in bed
IS that most appreciated by guests,
with free delivery of a morning news
paper running a close second.
Read the Classified Advertisements.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-09-12
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
POSTED PRICES
FOR CRUDE OIL

Following are the current prices for
crude oil per barrel as posted by the
principal purchasers In various fields
OF the Rocky Mountain Division with
the effective date Of the price, by
states and fields:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
State Employing
Older Persons

OLYMPIA - Life IL beginning
again at 30 for scores OF older
men and women who have OBJ
tanned state jobs In recent months.
and in the words Of Washington
officials are doing Just a. good
a job as the younger people they
replace"
Many state departments nov
are being operated by a majority
Of older men and women. many
white haired grsndmothers or
grsndfathers. as compared 10 the
pre-war days when youth stsered
the wheels Of government
The biggest dearth. naturally. Il
In young single and married men
who have gone 10 war. Young
girls. many just out Of high school.
are stepping into their jobs along
side those on the shady side Of
40 10 keep state offices operating.
Contrasting with depression
days when every politician had q
list Of his jobless constituents for
whom he Was trying 10 get = state
job. there 10 today practically no
waiting list Politics IL q minor
consideration nov. the main ques-
ton asked an applicant being.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

WASHINGTON-vioe President
Henry A Wallace today charged
that critics q his postwar views
Rad ''vllfuIly distorted his state
naent about making II possible
for everyone IN the postwar world
t. drink = quart a milk = dsy.
Tie explained in N inter
view with the rnited Press
that his statement was only
literary phrs~e-that he had
NJ desire 10 force milk down
the threats Of those who Do
not like milk or 70 reform the
diets Of foreign peoples.
Il used the statement he said.
as q symbol Of = higher living
standard. II seemed TO me 70 be
one that would be easily under
stood. but some people have viii
fully distorted Il.
Occasionally someone says that
! favor giving a quart Of milk TO
every inhabitant Of the world.
What I favor il an opportunity
for the millions who are fighting
for freedom to increase their own
productivity and enjoy the bless
ings Of q higher standard Of
living"