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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
SAYS
SingLe-Ph Gsing

Singled hasing' IS the term gener.
ally used TO define the condition when
only two Of the three wires to a three
phase motor are live.
Three-phase, so cycle, 240 volt or 48O
volt are the two most common forms
OF electric power serving industrial
loads. Three wires are required to
transmit three-phase power and ener-
gy. The impulses Of power IN the three
wires come in sequence, very much
Like the cylinders firing in a three
cylinder gasoline engine. Any two wires
of three-phase, three-wire circuit is
Single-phase source of power. With
only two wires, the impulses of energy
oScillate much like a teeter-totter.
The winding Of three-phase motor
Is in three symmetrical groups that
have three loads brought out to con-
meet to the three line wires Most
modern motors are Of dual voltage for
operation on either 240 or 48O volts.
These motors have nine wires brought
out to a terminal box on the motor
to permit convenient connection for
either voltage) The sequence of cleo
trical impulses into the motor winding
produces rotating field in the stator
stationary part which produces a
torque in the rotor (rotating part) and
causes it to rotate and develop power
at the shaft. That is why the three
phase motor is such simple and re,
liable device.
If a two-wire single-phase source is
connected to any two Of the three
leads of a three-phase motor, 1t viii
produce an oscillating (teeter- totter)
field instead of rotating field, and
the motor viii stand and growl like
a dog protecting a bone. Under these
conditions the motor will draw many
times full load current, and will burn
out very quickly unless disconnected
from the line by a motor starter
equipped with proper heaters.
In case three-phase motor is run
ming and one wire is disconnected for (
any reason, the motor will continue I
10 run on single-phase, by producing |
It's own rotating field. 1t will carry up /
10 approximately its full load rating,
out the current in the two remaining {
wires will be approximately double.
This increased current in part of the
motor winding will burn out the motor
n short order unless properly pro-
ected by motor starter and proper
heaters. The motor generally howls a
Dit under this condition, as though
protesting the rough treatment.
"Single-Phasing" may be caused by
he blowing of a fuse, the breaking
Il wire, or a bad connection, any of
which can happen without warning.
only starters equipped with proper
heaters can protect the motor from
lamage caused by single phasing."
That is the reason starters and proper
heaters should be installed for each
motor
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Oregon Brines May
Yield MGgnesiEEHGs

BURNS, Ore-It Is reported thai
the Kaiser interests are taking over
the production Of magnesium brine In
Harvey valley. This area is said by
o. T. Atwood to be underlaid with
magnesium brine with q larger and
heavier content than ocean water. Ac-
cording to Atwood, Harvey valley brine
is the strongest that has been diScov-
cred in the Pacific Northwest and it
is needed to provide magnesium to fill
the requirements in the manufacture
of airplanes. Harvey County Develop
ment Co., composed Of Atwood, Otto
Gasch, Charles Backus and Paul v.
Peterson, has leases on $4,000 acres
in the valley and this company is said
to have interested the Kaiser interests
of acknowledgements contracting
and ship building concern.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
PHILIPSBURG
WILL BE BOOM
MINING CAMP

Construction of a 100000 manga
neSe plant at Philipsburg will result
In making a boom town out of the
famous old camp and the development
Of 500 tons Of ore a day, the capacity
of the mill, will mean capacity oper-
alton for the mines Of the district.
The most recent report on the dis
trict was issued last year by the U. S
Geological Survey. It was issued under
direction of j. T. Pardee but was writ
ten by E. NJ Goddard Of the survey as
part of the 1910 strategic minerals in
vestigations. Glenn Reed E. P. KauSer
and w. T. Pecora assisted in the field
work
The report states that most of the
ore mined has contained between 80
and 54 percent manganese, but recent
ly ore containing as little as IS percent
has been mined Production having
followed development so closely, there
is little reserve ore in sight. The dis
trict, primarily silver camp, produced
close to 100000 tons of manganese dur
ing the World war Production since
that time has been small but steady.
Because of its distance from the
large steel manufacturing centers, the
district was unable to compete with
other sources of manganese in the
metalurgical market. Two of the four
mills built at Philipsburg remain, each
of 5O-ton daily capacity, and are treat
ing ore. These are the Trout and the
Moonlight mills. The Trout mill uses
tables and flotation and the Moonlight |
plant is equipped for both wet process
and dry magnetic separation.
A full description of the district, its
past and its future, is given. Geologic /
plans and sections are included, show
ing the Headlight, West Algonquin,
Bernard, Trout and Scratch Awl mines,
and contour map of the district.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Texas Oil Piles UD

AUSTIN, Tex.-Texas oil production
is becoming less each week. Glutted
storage resulting from shortage Of
transportation is generally blamed.
One major executive said his conn
pany's tanks in west Texas are fun and
oil can't be brought to the coast be-
cause tanks there are fun also. He said
from 10 to is percent too much oil
Is being produced all over the state.
Transfer and sinkingS Of tankers is
blamed, together with showdown due
to tankers tying up at night to escape
subs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Lexington Nine
Shows Big Gain
In Net Profits

Net production Of the Lexington
Mining Co., operating the Big Seven
property near Neihart, was $l20,968
in the second quarter compared with
$69,603 in the second quarter of 1910.
according to a report Of c. j. Batter,
treasurer, Washington, D. C.
Net income in the first six months
Of this year before provision for taxes
on income was 500, $40 as compared
with $13,l41 in the same period last
year., says the report.
Donald A. Callahan, Wallace, Is
president Of the company. A new silver
lead-gold vein was recently opened UP
IN Wine sunk from the main work
ing tunnel. H. ]. Evans is general
superintendent.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Butte Miners Are
Buying Defense
Bonds EUery Month

BUTTE-All employees Of the Ana
conda Copper Mining Co. In Montana
Idaho and Wyoming have an oppor-
tunity to participate in a voluntary
payroll deduction plan for purchase
of defense bonds now effective.
Employees viii specify the amount to
be deducted from pay checks, and
when enough for a bond has been ac-
cumulated, it viii be issued to the
individual or beneficiary.
1t is expected more than 1900 &C
counts will be involved.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Mountain VieIU
Mine Purchased
BIZ Spokane Man

LIBBY-C. ". Brockman Of Spokane
has purchased the Mountain View
Mining Co. properties from w. E. viii
iams Of Libby The property is located
in the Silver Butte district south of
Libby and has been developed for sew
eral years. Brockman stated that he
will start construction Of a 50-ton mill
as soon as weather permits and will
Immediately put crews to work block
ing out more ore. 1t is a Silver-lead
property.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Porter Brothers
Testing Placer
On PrichGrd Creek

Porter Bros, conducting successful
placer operations in Last Chance
gulch north of Helena, are testing
Prichard Creek placer near Wallace
and have taken over a lease on $500
acres from the Occur d'Alene Mining
Co., preparing to put on a heavier
drilling rig to thoroughly prospect the
ground at depth. About II miles of
virgin ground of which four miles is
along Prichard creek, is included in
the lease.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
zTNC MTNERs GER RAISE

WASHINGTON - The war labor
board unanimously granted Is cents
a day wage increase to 440 midwest
zinc miners but warned that the de-
cision did not imply general approval
Of blanket pay increases.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
TALK NEW ZINC PLANT

According to the recently formed
Pacific Northwest war industries COM
mission an electrolytic zinc plant may
be built in oregon or Washington.
Biologists Of both states have been
asked to send data on the regions zinc
resources to Commission Chairman
Ivan Bloch in Washington.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
WAGE BOOST REJECTED

board rejected a 81 day wage in
crease and union shop request for
700 Q. I. O. workers of the Phelps
Dodge Corps smelter division at
Douglas, Ariz., on the grounds such
action would upset existing A. F. l..
contracts covering a majority of the
concerns Arizona employees.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
METALS FOR VICTORY

The Montana Power Co. is CONSTANT
" delivering to the Anaconda Copper
Mining Co. alone, over 100000 cleo
trtcal horsepower for the production
OF Montana metals vital to victory.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
DEMAND ALUMINIUM STOCKS

The .. 5. government has picked
up all idle aluminium" in the hands
Of American industry. offering to buy,
but If owners will not sell It will be
requisitioned. U. S. expects to get TO-
100000 pounds Of aluminium thereby.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
IRVING IN BUTTE

I. G. Irving. mining geologist, has
moved from Los Angeles to Butte,
where he viii headquarter while look
ing after some Montana mining in
tereSts.
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Adam Neul Bruxlon
Dies Ice Of So
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Young Club
70 Resume Weekly
Meetings

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U LADY or
VICTORIES sssssRcH

Sunday Masses Goo. sil0 and
fes0a A ii
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a n
Confe@sons Saturdays 4 to 9,
and ! r. 8 NJ ESea Of Feast
Days I 70 6 r Is
Religious Instruction SastsY-
days $50 A n Sundays after
asoond Mas Newman Club fof
High School on Sundays after
seeond Mass
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Lady Of Perpetual Help on sun
day st TOO r. M.
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st TO ?. VI Altar Society On
FIRST Tuesday ~ TO p n q.
L Y. Aiumnl On first Thursday
a 100 F. II Holy Name Society
On second Sunday after FIRST
Mass.
Rev p i CAREY.
Pastor. phone 81.
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saiFsy. with Miss FiuFfN MeEunss
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requested
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sEsEaTH DKY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

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every Saturday nasTnzaK = Office
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Fasccagouis

HLClN0 BAEAAaA NAINNA
Fssccagouis
Located IN ahipsard section on
Henry sveuae
Sune-
aB A a. SUNDAY school A
r crane. Superintendent
iIm a n. Morning worahip
Service
$50 p M. a r L Hour,
Floyd Stephen On director
IT'S ? NJ Teachers and OF
Ulcers Meeting
Wednesday
tbs p M-snng Sefvwe
500 r NJ. Prayer Serwice
All visitors welcome We ex
tend 20 you I hearty Invitation
70 Genre and worship wsth rs
J L MORGAN.
Pastor.
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riHsT BAPTIST CHURCH
Moss ron1

Preaching sundays ALTA =
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sunday IaaI + co.
Training Unasn Il ~ 8
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD

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observed IT m eAsufeh ~ f
memhgsN "A ue ~ M Il Mtth :
4fplen every afternoon fsssn
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Wednesday Nsn Efe sTae #ae
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hour ~ ffe r4EainK
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80 Moss roINr nApTIsT

Schedule 81 efxae
$50 A SUNDAY whuuS
fosa8 A Il Ma4nmE sermon
65a q 81 Training Hnifn
80 F. MExanEeiklie Mics
MaEE
Tna r ~ Wednesday Prayer
meeting
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IL worship with uA
MONTH A DAVIS
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CHURCH or THE nAzARrEE

pa Soath r@scagoaia Street
Sunday school sss A ~. n.
r Stevenson. president
Regular Worship Service. II %
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Young Peoples Society. TOO
r II Mu G u. Casglehefg.
president
Esanaeiissie Service rs +. -
/ S POLK.
Pastor.
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CHURCH


Corner South paseaEoula street
and Dupont agnnue
sHnag* Septenbes a.
1900 A n Church whaai
# M A n morning warssp
7is p n Youth FELLOWSHIP
Atnday. September H.
800 p M W S e s meeis
In eifr
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80 2 81 cacfr No } mseris
With Mrs. r Z IefHan Eighth
street
Wednesday. Septna.r
TO 2. NJ pFaeer service
400 p. A.. eheir peartfee
Rev. r ~. ufNFe
Pastor.
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST

II W A SUNDAY ahua
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service ~ aranst SuaaaFa
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80 r M Md wesk prayer
maetsnn eAsh Tuesday
10 r N Wumens MseAinn
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sitter thr seeuna SUNDAY 1t rssl'
NINTH.
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KHEoLE CHURCH OF COD

Sunday Hhusi 10 a
Wpfahlp rxiceaaeias. 10
r. "a
Special Mothers Service tssn
aay night
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daF. 7 20 2 n
FT#xsr Meeting = Wednesday,.
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rAasnEs.
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church
"a South psasggala street

Christ IafE4efau Church.
90 South Pssesggula street
FRIDAY. September lsfn elsH
meeting 81 ne WAifhn League -
SOP 3 81 ire CoEnsn1Bity Rec
feattsa Building On 10Th street.
SUNDAY September 10Th sx
teenth 2lndsy after Tfiuss
30 = = Sunday school III
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Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou raeatte
Sunday School 81 IDS A NJ.
louis Iander. superintendent
Preaching service every farsi
and fourth Sunday. at 100 a.
NJ, and Ts30 7. NJ
Rev. A. d WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

4leaute Tor the week.
sunday
azs a Mcbufsh aeiaso.
fI00 A n Worship services
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TOO r Wefsaip aefviees
Monday
$40 = # Meeting Of W s e.
8 Ctrclea MAY Cuwan. Eettlc
DaileS
Tuesday
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Wedne aas
10 = M-Mld-wssk Prayer
services
+ l WALTON.
Pastor.
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ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL

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CHURCH
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CHURCH or COL
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E~scATAwpA BAPTIST

CHURCH
SUNDAY
loco a n SUNDAY MAaal.
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
Ice A ST Morning Worship
rs + 4 Evening service
each Isl ard srd SUNDAY.
Monday
: 81 F Nv. 81 Il business
meeting
"Wednesday
go r. SUNDAY mhual
council general business
Y G. wFMnHAM.
Pastor.
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KHEoLE BAPTIST cHuacH

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JeNH Haa1ala. Superintendent
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prcAn METHODIST CHURCH

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PAYNE
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PascagOula Church News
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srENcER MENoRIAL
CHURCH

haNuu Eaaotte
Sunday ahe II 1ss A M
feaa LsndeF superintendent
Preaching afxa every tafsss
saturday night sra every third
sunday At tt Or Al -
Elder ] S JENKINS
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION

Recrvatson Reasn Z S Masiisrns
Building
Sa1nfAyr~
aE a NJ. SUNDAY uheaI s.
y Pike superintendent
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Uuion Miss Jnanisa SseNerL d
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500 p -, Evening
RCxCe
THURSDAY
80 r. NJ Prayer service
Rev ] T. WATTS
Pastor
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ST. pTHnES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Gau1ser. M

eH-Nmning Prayer and Ser
mon b the rector. The eeeund
sunday Of the month the service
Is Holy Communion aud Sermon
Hee FRIEDRICH S REScu.
raalA
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ST. 5osEpHs

ST, gosEpH's CATHOLIC
CHURCH
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-23
SCOTTVILLE CLUB HELD
CANNING DEMONSTRATION

The Scottville H. D. club met
with Mrs. Guy Mcmillan this
month with 16 members present.
Miss Bonnie Phipps, R. N, of
Hickory, and Mrs. Eugene Walk
er "a member of the Chestnut Hill
H. D. club, were welcome visitors.
Canning and drying of fruits
and vegetables, was the subject
of the meeting. Mrs. Boney,
home agent, gave to each one
present, very helpful booklets on
the above subject.
She brought out the fact how
that this year, more than ever be-
fore, it is important for us to
make use of all the fruits and
vegetables we have either by can
ming or drying and to keep every
inch of our garden space produc-
ing as long as possible.
Mrs. Boney's demonstrated two
types of Gamers; the pressure
Gamer being used for non-acid
vegetables while the hot water
Gamer is more suited for the can
ming of berries and fruits.
The vegetables used in the dem
onstration included beans and
beets and Mrs. Boney explained
how to gather and prepare them
for canning so as to not lose any
of their food value. Huckle-ber-
ries were used to demonstrate the
canning of berries using the hot
water Gamer.
After the demonstration, a so.
cial hour was enjoyed during
which the secretary read the
Minutes of the last meeting.
At the close of the meeting
Mrs. J. H. JONES invited the
club to hold the next meeting
with her, which will be August
10th.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-23
Miss Bernice Dean Jones
And Ray Elmer Cilley Wed

Miss Bernice Dean Jones, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E.
Jones of West Jefferson and Mr..
Ray Elmer Gilley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gilley were quietly
married at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Davidson, sister of the
bride, here last Wednesday eve
ming, July Is.
The vows were spoken by Rev.
Hoyt Wood, pastor of the West
Jefferson Methodist Church, who
used the impressive ring cere-
mony. The living room of the
Davidson home formed an attrac-
tive setting for the ceremony as
summer flowers including red and
white snap dragons and gladioli
were used in profusion.
The young couple will be at
home here and at Smethport for
short time until he leaves for
the U. S. Army.