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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
This Years Fergus
County Fair DrODDed

The Fergus county fair board has
Cancelled the 1912 Central Montana
fair, Hall Clement, secretary to the
board, announced, adding that the
county commissioners were in COM
plete accord with the action.
Cancellation Of this years fair was
entirely the result of what the board
deemed to be for the best interests
of the community and the nation, /"
Clement said. "a great amount Of
labor is needed in preparing for a
fair and the board did not feel JUS
titled in competing with farmers for
the little potential labor that would
be available at fair time"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18

Under President Lazaro Cardenas'
health program 11,925,O77 Mexicans-
two-thirds Of the country's population
have been vaccinated against small
pox in the last three years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
HOBBINs NAMED DIRECTOR

The National City bank Of New York
announced the election to its board of
directors of James r. Hobbins, presi-
dent of the Anaconda Copper Mining
CO.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18

Decomposition of an egg is mainly
chemical, due to the sulphur in its
composition, while decomposition Of
ordinary foods Is due to bacterial &C
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
SYMPATHETIC

Lecturer-Win those who know moth
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staud2
After slight pause one student rose
20 his feet.
Lecturer (gTimly)-So you know
nothing, Ell?
Student-Its not quite as bad as
that, sir, but I hated to see you stand
ing there alone.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18

Shamanism is a primitive religion
in which the gods are supposed to be
responsible only to medicine men
called Shamans.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18

FIRST CLASS CAFE. all new equipment,
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FARMS, RANCHES AND LANDS

FOR sALE-4O acres, miles from Kalispell
Mont, large bldgs. for chickens and COWS,
with water and electric lights. some good
farm land, and balance in pasture. Several
hundred large Mcintosh apple trees. This
place Is in foothills, on gravel road, and
priced for cash far below value Of improve
ments Owner has other interests. Dickinson
Agency. Kalispen Hotel Bldg, Kalispsn.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS AND FISH
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BLUE AUSTRALIAN Cattle and Sheep Dogs
natural heelers. Ashmead Stock Ranch
Chester, Montana.
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE OR RENT Tulles
Drug Store, Newport, Wash
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n n A JULY 70. 1919 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
.SkiI|s Canvass
Lays in Detroit;
Seek More Aides

The registration Of industrial
and farm workers, declared essen
tial by Gov. Murray d. Van Wag-
oner, is going very slowly" in
Detroit, Russell d. Holmes, survey
director. said today at the opening
of the second week of house-to-
house canvass.
Hundreds" more women are
needed to visit the $4,000 resi-
dences in Detroit. he continued.
Only about 300 women are work
ing on the job, a smaller number
than have volunteered In the cities
of Flint and Grand Rapids, each
only a tenth of the size of Detroit
Holmes asked that new volun-
Iteers report at the nearest OF the
IA United States employment serv'
ice offices in Detroit, for territory
assignment.
While the canvass is tagging In
Detroit, Holmes said, registrations
loutstate are coming in by the
thousands. Flint and Grand Rap
| ids figures show that each city
has uncovered more than 10000
persons who will take farm or in.
dustrial jobs to keep essenta
work going. =,
The house-to-house canvass viii
not start until May A in the Upper
Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

msimMmed bombs
Dr. MArthuI
University of Wisconsin
to Give Hero Degree

MADISON, Wis, April 20 (UP).
Regents of the University of
Wisconsin voted over the week
end to grant an honorary degree
of Doctor of Laws to Gen. Doug
las Macarthur June /.
The regents suspended a strin-
gent rule against awarding such
a degree in absentia and made
tentative plans providing for Mac
Arthur TO broadcast his acceptance
from his Australian headquarters
over a two-way hook-up.
MacArthur's father was born
and died in Wisconsin and the
present commander in chief Of
Allied forces in the Pacific was
graduated by a Milwaukee high
school and appointed to West Point
from Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
1st War Nursery
Is Opened Here

Detroit division Of the Save the
Children Federation today com
pleted plans to open its first war.
time nursery in the metropolitan
area to care for children OF
mothers working in defense in
dustries.
It will be located In Neighbour
hood House, Fourth and Porter
streets, the oldest settlement
house in the world.
The nursery will be stated with
full time trained personnel. as
sisted by volunteers who have
taken a training course. 1t vii
be open II hours day for pre-
school children from 2 to ) years
of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Normdndie Fires
Delay Sd|vdging

NEW YORK, April 20 (INS).-
Fires have been of almost daily
occurrence since salvaging opera
tions began on the capsized liner
Nornandie, much of which is
mere Underwood" Fire Com
missioner Thomas j. Walsh re-
vealed today.
The fire hazard on the ship was
high, he explained, because of the
very nature of the difficult task
of salvaging and the delicate con-
struction of the vessels interior.
Saturdays damage, the COM
missioner ad ded. was very
trifling because much of the mate
rial destroyed was TO be removed
anyway. 1t consisted chiefly OF a
burned out refrigerator"
Commissioner Walsh indicated
he had no criticism Of precautions
taken, saying:
81 think they've done every
thing possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
McNutt
Plans No
Drafting

WASHINGTON, April 20 (UP).
The new War Man Power COM
mission will set up a labor pri-
orites system to distribute man
power for Americas war effort
ION a voluntary and democratic
basis" Commission Chairman Paul
". McNutt said today.
McNutt intimated at his first
press conference that if the volun-
tary system should fail, he would
ask for authority to assign men
and women TO specific jobs. But
he saw no immediate need for such
compulsion.
He said also that he may ask
selective service. which is partly
under his jurisdiction, to grant
blanket group deferments for men
working in certain war industries.
McNutt struck hard at "pirat-
ing" of employees among war pro-
duction plants, which he said
already are facing "a serious de-
ficiency" of skilled workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Builders Plan Drive
For Home Rule Vote

An estimated 100000 Detroit
residents will have the opportunity
to petition for a constitutional
amendment In the November cleo
ton to provide home rule for
Wayne County. through the eff
forts Of the Building Owners and
Managers Association. Harry w.
Thomas, executive secretary, an
nounced today.
Volunteer m m bers OF the
Women's Division of the organi-
zation will be stationed in lobbies
Of member buildings and solicit
tenants for signatures on petitions,
liz was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Malta Raided Twice

VALLETTA, Malta, April 20
QNSD German bers at
tackled this battered island fortress
twice Sunday. Heavy raids were
made on Valletta Harbor, air.
dromes and gun positions. There
were some casualties. Three Ger
man planes Eere destroyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Mexico May Hire
u. 5. Oil Operators

MEXICO CITY, April 20 (INS).
oil field operators
may be called in 10 run Mexico's
petroleum fields, it was reported
today following a final settlement
of the four-year-old controversy
over Mexico's appropriation OF
foreign owned properties.
Payments of approximately $25,-
100000 were agreed on TO settle
500, 100000 in claims by foreign
owners of Mexican oil properties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
QuintS Apart
Yvonne Goes to Hospital;
Their LIST Separation

NORTH BAY. Ont, April ~
GNS) One of the Dionne quintu-
plets was separated today from
the others for the first time in
their nearly eight years of life.
Yvonne was resting comfortably
nj a North Bay hospital where she
was taken last night at the direc-
ton Of DR.. I. Royal, the quints'
physician, and underwent a minor
ear operation. DR.. G. +. Guest
performed the operation at mid
night to permit the infection to
drain.
Yvonne was removed from the
quints' nursery at IL p. m, while
her sisters were sleeping. and they
weren't aware she had gone until
they awoke this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

as supreme commander not only
from your own governments of the
United Kingdom, Australia, New
Zealand and the Netherlands
NEW ZEALAND EXCLUDED
However, well informed sources
explained later that Curtin meant
only that New Zealand as a MEM
Der of the Pacific war council had
agreed that Macarthur should
command the Southwest Pacific"
Today the well informed Mel
bourne Sun asserted it had learned
authoritatively that New Zealand
for some reason was not included
in the command.
Curtin announced that effective
Saturday midnight Australia had
assigned to Macarthur the COM
mand of all combat sections of the
Australian defense forces, and that
it would regard his orders as COM
ing from the Australian govern
ment, also.
Then Macarthur announced that
he had assumed command effective
10 a. m. Sunday (EWT).
NAMES CHIEF AIDES
He named his chief aides in a
statement which said:
THE following commands
composed Of forces assigned to
the southwest Pacific area by
the respective governments
have been created:
CALLED land forces, southwest
Pacific area, commander, Gen.
Sir Thomas Blamey, Australian
army.
"Allied air forces, southwest
Pacific area, commander, Lieut..
Gen. George III. Brett, United
States Army.
"AIlied naval forces, south
west Pacific area, Vice Admiral
tICEDtEt t. ACaAyS ChhNVN Oe"e~S
Navy.
Omitted States forces, Philip
pines, commander, Lieut.. Gen.
Jonathan Nj. Wainwright, United
States Army.
Omitted States forces In Aus
traIia, service command, COM
mander, Maj. Gen. Julian +.
Barnes, United States Army"
GENERAL BARNES JOB
Barnes will handle quarter
master and transport problems.
Macarthur himself will b'
Commander in Chief. Genera
Headquarters, southwest Pacifi
area"
II was understood that at Mac
Arthur's request. the title, com
tmander in chief, had been sub
stituted for the more flower.
original title. supreme commando
of United Nations forces in tn
southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Japs Fire War Chief
Contradictions in Broadcests Indicate Toxic Still
Has filters After Bombing Attacks
CONTINUED from Page One)

Japan, where five members of the
crew were taken prisoner.
japanese broadcasts were con-
ficting regarding Sundays air
raid alarms, an indication that
they extended to numerous cities
over a large part of the day.
There were air raid alarms IN
five separate areas of Japan. how
ever, according to dispatches from
Toxic.
According to some reports nc
lplanes were seen; others said that
planes had reconnoitered Over
Japanese cities and were identified
las American.
1t seemed agreed that the Toxic
area had a two-hour alarm early
Sunday morning and another al
L D. m. Sunday which extended
from Toxic and YokoSuka 10
various areas of central Japan.
Berlin reported that all cities
along the japanese coast, includ-
ing Toxic with its 100000 popu-
lation, were BACKED out COM
Ipletely.
CLAIM CHILDREN KILLED
Axis broadcaSts quoted the
Toxic newspaper ASahi that lac
school children were killed In
Saturdays raid as they left their
schoolrooms.
These broadcasts spoke of in
cendiary bomb fires which, it was
emphasized, were put out, and oil
machine cunning which, accord
ing to the Axis propaganda
seemed to have been confined Il
children and hospital patients.
In their attempts to minimize
the damage in raids which Japar
Itself announced. and had not beer
confirmed by any non-AXis source
the Axis radios sometimes STUN
bled.
"Well Informed sources say
there was no damage whatso-
ever to military detectives In
TOXIC and that life is continuing
normally In all raided areas"
a German official news agency
Toxic dispatch said.
Hardly any changes In traf-
nc schedules were necessitated."
Why any traffic changes" a
all should have been necessary il
"a raid which Japan said DAMAGE
only one school and one hospital
aside from a few homes, was no
explained.
. Toxic was contradictory II
broadcasts which said that in
Vulnerable parcels of clothing an,
ether gifts for victims of tn
first enemy air raid on Japan
were arriving from every part o
the islands.
URGE USE OF FIRE BOMBS
"Reconstruction OF destroyed
houses IL making rapid prog
2 ress," IL said. thanks to the
help of numerous volunteer
workers, and IL Is expected that
= the outer structure of some
;, houses which are to replace
S those destroyed by fire will be
: completed by Monday"
, The Japanese finance ministr
= advised Japanese to take out wa
J risk insurance policies TO protec
themselves against loss in an
|, future raids.
China, still jubilant over Japan
announcements OF a raid, urge
that the Allies in raids on tn
islands concentrate on small ir
cendiary bombs, perhaps Of two
, pounds weight each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
DOES GAS COME
From Stomach or Bowels!

n "a, deep in the bowels bloats you up and MAZE,
yoo i,el miserable, d. Peter Fahrneys hLfnEN
ERkJTER usually brings ready relief. ALfhN
KRAJTERit DR.. Peter fahfney.s ongnsl st2n-
Achic tolic medicine, compounded from 10 alns,
,nt r,eiirinal roots. herbs and botanio4b. hLPEN
ERAUTER not only aids digestion and beip,
clnzEed bowels throw Of chnging waste matter ana
lingering acids o.. u also eases that etaggrrated
gsssy feeling that results from either Indigestion ot
delayed elimination You sgner ln nT
bowel gxs attacls, Vet ALPkN hkn II 80
yo1 the way 10 relied Ask ior Apen krautef today
Fof a.og tree bottle. write o.. Peter Fshrrsy 4
Sons Co. osgi V.s0. 2s0i Warrington Blvd.
Chicago. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
WILL CONTINUE

The editorial review of the case
was submitted Ito clear confusion
surrounding the prohibition of the
magazine from the mails"
In it the publishers affirm their
intention to continue the publica-
ton until prohibited by som c
legally constituted authority"
If, however, the legal battle
against the ban is lost, I'VE will
observe the order literally" says
the editorial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Cough|in Admits
Responsibility
Photo hy International News Sound Photos

Continued from Page 0ne)
control the magazine, Its policy
and contents.
This sole responsibility and
control over the policy making
and content OF the magazine i
have exercised personally and
officially by my effective moral
and spiritual influence and di-
rection over the editor, publish
ers and owners Of Social Justice.
TAKES RESPONSIBILITY
eff Social Justice, as Attorney
General Biddle Is reported 60
have declared In his press con-
ference, "a Clearly seditiOus,' the
responsibility Is mine alone.
This Is information which the
attorney general states he de-
sired to obtain through an in
vestigatiOn expected to take
several months and to which 1
submit voluntrily."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
JAPs BEwILDERED

Before the issue of the special
imperial headquarters communique
on the hostile naval unit" Japa-
nese broadcasts had indicated
complete bewilderment over the
origin of the planes, except that
liz was agreed they were American.
(INS reported a Reuters
(British) news agency dispatch
from Chungking, China. quoted
well-informed sources as saying
that the bombing planes had
returned safely 10 their bases
but that the aircraft definitely
were not based in China)
Japan alleged Sunday that nine
Ibombers had been shot down over
Toxic alone.
Today, Toxic, in giving the Inn
perial headquarters communique
said five United States pilots
were captured" and that one raid
ing plane which attempted tC
escape 10 China made a forced
landing in mountainous centra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Postage Included

Mall remittance 10 Detroit Times.
Designating 20 whom to send and
camp address Any necessary
change 81 address can he made
same day Of notification.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

evening when streets and houses
will be lighted as usual"
1t was announced that Maj.
Gen. Kenryo Sato succeeds Muto.
The Japan Year Book calls the
military affairs bureau the real
center OF military administration"
There was nothing to indicate
whether, as seemed probable,
there was a direct connection be-
tween Muto's removal and the
bombing of Toxic and the other
Japanese cities Saturday by planes
which the japanese identified as
Americans.
A special communique OF Japa-
nese imperial headquarters indi-
Gated that Japan had now about
made up its mind that carrier
based planes made the Saturday
attack on Japan's great cities.
THREE CARRIER BASES
"a hostile naval unit, with
three aircraft carriers as Its
center. appeared on April IL Mt
a distant point off the eastern
coast OF Japan proper" it said.
"But fearing a japanese counter
terattack &c fled without ap-
preaching japanese shores.
ION the same day approxi-
mately 10 enemy aircraft OF
North American BIS type APP
peared over Toxic and other
areas, flying singly or In pairs.
previous Japanese versions
spoke of 60 planes.)
Hostile planes which man
aged TO escape flew to China.
Damages caused Tin the raid
"were extremely slight"
However. another Toxic broad
cast revealed the damage wa
sufficiently serious to cause
meeting today of vice ministers II
the japanese cabinet TO discuss
damage sustained in the raid anC
remedial measures and regulation
for control of rumors."
|, japanese and other Axis broad
casts indicated that there wa
cute nervousness Throughout
Japan over the possibility of new
and heavier raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
TARGET IDENTIFIED

Fourth army headquarters an
nounced only that the alert was
ordered by the fourth interceptor
command because of the presence
Of an unidentified target off the
west coast"
"When the target was idenu-
ned the announcement added.
ssthe all clear signal was
sounded"
The army's use Of the word
starget" and the fact that only
the first or yellow" warning sig
nal was flashed strengthened be-
lief that the cause of the alert was
sea rather than airborne.
In previous instances, alerts
were usually attributed TO the APP
proach of unidentified plan S
which later proved to be friendly"
II was pointed out that If planes
had been approaching the coast
yesterday the yellow" signal
would have been followed by the
tblue" and in turn by the red
signals, the latter calling for a
blackout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
NJ Arthur Maps
Knockout Blows

(C0ntinued from Page One)
as supreme commander not only
from your own governments of the
United Kingdom, Australia, New
Zealand and the Netherlands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20
Mystery Target
Brings Alert TO
San Francisco

4 !. SAN FRANCISCO. April 20
QNS).-Army authorities main
tain silence today on the identity
OF a reported target" 1off the
West Coast that held a large sec
ton of the San Francisco Bay
area in a state OF alert yesterday
for three hours and Is minutes. =.
The alert was the city's second
An three days and the longest 10
date. On April 10 San Francisco
had a 17-minute alert, the lirst
during daylight hours thus far IN
the war.
Yesterdays warning wa s
sounded at lis a. m. and lasted
until 4:40 a. m, embracing an area
20 miles south 10 Monterey and as
far inland as San Jose and silenc-
ing virtually all Northern Califor-
nit radio stations. There was no
blackout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

AnYERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

Precipitation isss than 10 are not pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-20

venng where five members of tn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-10
Housewives
 Help Outfit Col1l1llarldos
By NEA Service

London. = One hundred and fifty housewives in a North London sub urb have turned their homes into small-scale war factories.
 Working part time as a sideline to housework, they have turned out several million harness belts for trench mortar carriers. It all started when they petitioned the war office and Ministry of Labor for permission to take a more active part in the war effort. They all had sewing machines, they said, so couldn't they be of some usep
 Today it's a regular weekly sight in this block of 15O houses to see a large gray-green truck drive ur and deposit bundles of webbing on each porch. Some houses only gel four-gross bundle, others receive the six-gross allotment. When you see a porch with the smaller pack age you know there is an extraor- dinarily large number of children inside.
 This material delivered unfinished and always traded for the completed goods, is supplied by the govern ment. Specifically, the women sew on buckles and make handles anc mortar holders.
 There's nothing amateurish about the finished product either. Mos' of the mortar belts used in the re- cent Commando raid on Dieppe were made by the women of this North London suburb.