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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp

ATTRACTIVE STONE HOUSE. suitable for
couple or . women, on farm near Great
Falls, Va; modern conveniences: low rent
in return for boarding farmer, who supplies
free farm and dairy produce. Call Falls
Church 2425-J.
lished roomins house. vacant Sept, 18th.
Rent, SIPS month. l.. V. Thacker, 1901
SS5en soss PfERoE SfRseHE MILL RD. N.w-e rooms,
. baths, hot-water toiD heat, garage.
Open 2 to 4 pm. Lloyd r, Turner, 900
EXoHHA.NGE charming a-bedroom house,
winter already stored; nearby Virginia
rent S65 90: for 3-4 bedroom house in
Northwest Virginia. Md. convenient TO
town. Phone Chestnut S433 after IL am
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Attrac-
tive center-entrance, 6-room detached
brick home with recreation room, screened
dition 24-ft. living room with fireplace:
3 bedrooms with 2 baths on 2nd floor and
basement lavatory. Price, S15,500. Call
s. 900; TERMS. $1,000 cash, balance s4s
monthly; furnished, modern q spacious
rooms, bath, brick, , inclosed porcheS, oil
heat, cellar: possession. owner leaving
city. For inspection, apply s25 st. ne
REFINED NEIGHBoRHooD, close to Cap
ttol and trans; living room, dining room,
kitchen bedrooms and bath, basement,
Gil heat; references REQ Phone DU. 63.51.
NORTHEAST
$3.50, terms. Two-family home,
rooms, . baths gas heat. garage. porch,
lovely condition. Atlantic 1908. E.
CROSS, s"5 st. ne.
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HOUSES FOR SALE icnntl

s6,450; DISTRICT HEIGHTS, 6I4 ave. E:
one,year-old 4-bedroom BUNGALOW, air
vacant al hea f. inEesc. aEse Q ea fHA MA
Filippo, II. o960, with Realty Associates,
DUTCH COLONIAL. bedrooms, 3ia
baths; exclusive neiehborhood; rent, s135
mo. Chestnut 0250.
ss3;a5o,aTskoma s,asa,o,T Park, Md;-5-room, bath
ssHse9fsl spp nNDrkMoooID MIoooI1s sr Sw.-v.cant. Open
aet s o near sef Schools s'e ana hfa bus or
GEoR tam GgToWI 5eaS ,eyms 81 s733 roon,
NJ Doyle; realtoT. 937 18th st. NV, DI.
HoaE HON q WffH VII IoIi Al McoME-A Groom
bungalow on one lot: a smaller bungalow
rented, on adjoining lot; also an extra
iGt Hd aAd Al dsasd ss4sd us oT Sys pfs 5a 9s 1ou9
SS S,9ysstmsat " + P s Rplssy 8 sH sas S'sn, sun,
mG9 IS eTSE 81 ioos ssd bF Sah Asn bed
rooms rooms and "a baths upstairs in this brick
SS9lGnial San4 suburban tdd home On an acre Of
where, you can combine comfortable subur-
r Ran E Rpey W SSR'0Ts Sa Ssun a'fssslOiix Mon and
TSrLIMaSS$sl sYss S5 aiSS$l EsT.TFo M1 TTostle dentsrrr
acres in restricted Maryland deveiopment4.
not terracedl commanding long view and
The grounds are beautifully handicapped,
With fencing on 3 sides and the surround
and quality. An inspection can be ar
ranged on short notice. R. p Ripley,
l7Os, Mrs. Moehs)
3546 ALBEMARLE ST. N.W.-open and
vacant; large stone residence very con-
yenient location. Friendship Real Estate,
WO. SIG.
C0LORED-An ideal home, conveniently
located oat near near Kenyon and .Warder sts. 6
wood floors Colonial porch, Every neces-
sary convenience. Terms arranGed A.
w. Stevens, DE / 16,
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s25 DOWN 2A acres on State road
Bus service, 6 miles Orlando. $3.50. Gibons
Box 1850, Orlando. Fla. r.
FLORIDA--Are you going to be retired
after the war? Would you like to live in
Florida? If SO. 1t will pay you to inquire
within 2 miles Of Gulf bathing beach
and adjoining a. delightful small town
where you can have your own garden,
chickens and fruit trees and where you
have the finest fishing In the State
Priced at only S475, on easy terms. With
paved road and electricity. If interested.
phone A. F. Madeira with J. Wesley
Buchanan, 1892 X st. NV. NE. 1143.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENTLY LOCATED Army colonel
and family desire furnished home, + Or
or Northwest area; discriminating tenants,
will suarantee excellent care of home
PLEASE. Submit reasonable offer for
your three-bedroom, uufurnished house;
Have been % trying to move my wife and nd
eight months; permanent; NV. or Md;
preferred: excellent references. Day, call
Ma: 566l; ewes, WI. $3.50, or write Box
ARMY Colonel wants 3-bedrm. unfur-
nisLed benz III in good rs rsTdsnnta Snb rs astTs
WANT-S-room row house unfurnished;
any, desirable location; two RESPONSIBLE
.u.; sdpults psTmansnt %TT,Ts Executye 1856 a,
pfd.: occupancy Oct. 1st; permanent,
yes desires GT sun Nice 4bedroom
n tgrnished home immediately good rent.
FAMILY OF ADULTS and 7-year-old
within next . months; permanent resi-
take soSd nsbs sss Of
space, Rent. SI25 to $50 month
d Small i HogsE ser or sb sanssoT M m0sfsa sbsn y
tERMaNENr tfiS Gl Eli e GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE
]. r.. 9 b.r, d. T., kitchen and basement
TeCleaLlOn3 lonk-tlme ledSe,
tNusrAI ftsfr KEaufaEmHNr-Famly sf5ffh of ma
val oficer urgently need, for 90 to 120
days. furnished house, NV. or Chevy Chase;
prefer 4 bedrooms, 2 baths: must be avail
Able by septenlber 18th. WI. 1929.
FAMILY OF FOUR very anxious rent un-
lmum, 8 bedrooms. 2 baths: occupancy
8 OR MORE BEDROOMS. unfurnished,
Arlington. Falls Church, North side Alex
endria or near, NV. 2 small children
well behaved, equally careful Of our
earlier. Phone Chestnut 9os7 after.
WANTED. 5 or bedroom house on or
before Sept: 15; BY permanent Govt. en-
fuSiFUJiRNfsHED 3-BEpRM HOUSE, by re-
sponsible Govt employe for duration.
Cleveland Park or other NV. S125 approx.
ceiling. Ex. 8100, Ext 2127: ewes, MI. o5!2.
SMALL unfinished BUNGALOW wanted for
family of three; responsible Government
employe; well furnished references. GE.
RESPONSIBLE Government official must
have by Oct. / two-bedroom furnished
house or apt, best Northwest section. Du
pont Circle area preferred. Republic 1900,
Ext T47ST, Walker -
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FURNISHED

L Oo1NlOT1ED
8 rooms, semide-
tached brick house
and garage, land
scaped yard; 4 bed
rooms, living room,
dining room, break
fast room, kitchen.
Cocktail lounge and
powder room in base
ment.
All beautifully fur
nished. 2 pianos.
Must be seen to be
appreciated. Wash
ington's finest resi-
Dental section. Priced
$4,000. Open 10 am.
to 5 pm. Monday.
2913 seth st. NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONE 1-FAMILY and one 6-family apt.
bldg; Takoma Park Md. Phone Sligo
1850
3-FAMILY BRICK-ss,95o
Central Northwest location. Three COM
plete apts... each with own kitchen and
bath. Brick garage Central oil heating
plant, hot-water system. Income, S1O7 so
per month. Phone Mr.. Legum. AID. OO35.
- SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345,
T-OF-TOWN OWNER-MUST SELL Q
HOUSES-RENTED TO GOOD COLORED
TENANTS AT S77.50 PER MONTH
DOWNTOWN LOCATION ONE HOUSE
HAS = ROOMS, BATH H.-W-H., ELEC
GAS, AND ONE 5-ROOM HOUSE. $4,000
FOR BOTH.
HENRY SALUS
a20 New York Ave NV.
National 1902 or Taylor 1863.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

FARM ON THE WATER to retire on, fish.
ing and grabbing: about $4,000. give de-
tails and price. Box 1925, Star. g.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
p ! WAL SHE INC

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
p. j. WALSHE, INC,
1115 Eye st. NV MA. e4es.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes d. C.,
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT
CORP.
1872 N Y. Ave. NV. National 1898.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. j. WISHE. INC,
1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
COMPARE OUR RATES before you
borrow on your auto, furniture or sig
nature. SOUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSVILLE. 1903 Baltimore ave-.
Hyattsville, Md Warfield 31s1.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Prompt action, courteous treatment.
lowest rates
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
HARI EY DAVIDSON 1913; good rubbe
Call Warneld Gill
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

FORD 1941 station wagon for rent weekly
,r by month; heater, radio. excellent tires.
MI. 1854.
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WANT TO RENT

Unfurn. bedrms.: Govt. executive: NV.
section, Chevy Chase, Bethesda: occupancy
18th of Sept. or soon after; S150-S115 mo,
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STOCK FARM-S27 .OO0.
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED

$50 ACRES, near Remington, Va-Ex-
cellent farming land. electric; must have
own farm equipment. For details call
E2. 5000. Hohenstein Bros. 652 st. r. e.
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APARTMENT HOUSE

Brand-n small apt. house best con-
Stfuctlon and location. Income. 81 700
yearly, Well financed and priced at only
S3I 800
STERLING g. FISHER CO.,
9l3 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors RE 5000
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IMMFDTATF POSSESSTON

Nearby Md. 3 bedrooms; just repainted
inside; auto heat. phone, laundry tubs:
near bus and store. Owner, 220 Lyn-
haven drive. Alex. Va g.
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KENWOOD AREA.
$4,000. White Colonial 2 yoon,s.
center hall through, brick. For further
information, call OIL. 6s67.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

8 ACRES NORTH FROM SILVER SPRING.
bldgs., fruit trees, etc: a small farm with
good soil and frontage on the main high
way. r.. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1859 (Sun.,
in Loudoun Co., .35 miles from washington
half under cultivation. balance in timber:
S-room farmhouse, electricity installed;
sonable terms. Shown by appointment
Phone Herndon 3S Buell. Farm Agency
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va
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DIRECT FROM OWNER.
RIVERDAT,E MD
Observation-Disclosures.
Annual Income, $3,288.0O.
Price S15 Gl0-S2 600 Cash

Three-Story brick converted into eight
apartments of one room and kitchen; light.
electric fetTlgeratorS, hot-water heat, oil
burner. All apartments completely fur
n1Shed with the exception of linens and
olSheS. White tenants. Fire escape and
fire gones conforms with all fire resula-
uonS. Southeast section. between Pa ave
and East Capitol st. Call G. G DUTY,
loG4 vermont ave, MA. 1892 or GE 64O9
H ST. NE.
modern brick buildings. each has full
above. :! alley frontages. No Operating
expenses. Income S4,l"@ Sl50OO cash
can handle. Call Mr.. Aben, RA 1852.
j A WEINBERG CO,
Woodward RldU
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HOUSES FOR SALE,


s.e.-2-story, r, bath, elec., h.-w.h
tcoaD.
s. L st. n.w;-2-story brick. rooms
bath; large yard
1I17 CongresS St ne.-2-story brick p
family apt; terms. MA. 140s or RA
COLORED.
These Buys Won't Wait,
S6,250 ,0O-523 5th st. Sc
S6.G50 .00--3l o St ne
S6750. .o0-1433 Montello ave ne,
$500 .00-15l Harvard st. NV.
$3.50 00-I53 Harvard ST. NV.
$3.50. .o0-l21 Quincy pl NV.
$500. .00-1625 lSt st. ne
MURRAY CO, MA. 1856
Ewes, DREISEN, IA. 500 70
COLORED-624 KENYON ST. N-W-FINE
row brick, large rooms, arranged for
1amlnes, front and rear porches, 2-car
garage. large yard price, 50 500.
IL" quincy st. n.e.-Good row brick &
rooms rooms and bath; price, $3.50 Cali Mr.
EnTpI slnIippoi . ri Lincoln $3.50, with REALTY AS
SOClAIES, 1022 nth st. NV.
COLORED
POSSESSION WITH DEED.
A downtown 7-room and bath brick
Home nc 9eo near End st. and Pa. ave. NV;
CHAS. L. NORRIS, ..
2l35 Pa. Ave. NV RE 2l12
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

$ ROOMS AND BATH, electric lights: "in
the country" 21a acres Of land: ii mi.
from WASHINGTON. | mi from Lanham.
Md. Call ME. 1886 or call at III 10th
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Several Attractive ResaleS

In River Terrace, brick and masonry con-
Struction, 5 rooms, tiled bath, beautifully
lanoscaped; attractive terms Davy &
TR oSoh " ''E' AioiiS
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MARIETTA PARK.

semideta ched brick. good condition hav-
room and breakfast room, kitchen. auto.
olshwasher' 3 good size bedrooms, bath,
glaSSeu-ln porch, nice recrea ton room.
aSpnaIt tile floor, auto. INV h: garage:
conveniently located to everything; priced
right for immediate sale
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO Ma naso
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FRANK S. PHILIPS. DI. 1411
NEAR NAVY YAPn

Immediate possession. IL rooms. h.
VIII, cleo. oil burner, 2 Frigidaires 81
car brick garage. Ideally arranged for
roomins or apts. Price. Sa,750 Property
Is clear: good terms. E. A, GARVEY, DI.
45DS Eve and Sun GE 6HqO
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WOODBRIDGE.

Unusually attractive detached corner
rooms. bath, inclosed porch, auto h.-wh.:
2-car detached garage: beautiful Handicapped
Iot. ms home IS priced to sell quickly.
FLOYD E DAVIS co 0oSo
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An authentic Colonial brick home. Just
a few years old, containing many features
not to be found in the average home, in
cludlng expensive custom made millWork,
built-in bookshelves in living room. hrst-
hoor powder room, wide center hall, beat
siui kitchen; > large bedrooms and .
dormitory room on 3rd floor; paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, asphalt tile
floor, gas heat, 2-car garage Priced right
Tor immediate sale. Call Mr.. Jones
EpaM pSr c pr1rrrrpc Dr ,.,,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
DANCE HALL,

60xs0 feet. centrally located. convenient
10 transportation. Call after T:30 pm,
National 1854. Superintendent Odd Fellows
Temple. 4l9 1th st NV.
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35l2 T st, n.w.--Immediate possession
partially furnished. row brick. g rooms and
bath, garage, front and rear oorches. nice
rear yard, reasonable down payment and
terms will be considered. Attractive price.
LARRY o. STEELE. RE. O493, EN- 6315.
Bungalow-Vacant-$3,9O 900
Full price. small cash, balance small
monthly payments. Capitol Hts; lot
o0xZ25; rooms, bath. heat, electric; gas
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01

lesslv exterminated, and otner
millions have been added to that
sad caravan which wends its way
without destination across tne
earth. we miss the meaning OF the
new spirit. Yet it is written large
in Nazi Europe, in the herolc
struggle to the death in the war
saw ghetto; in Palestine, IN lile
announcement of David Ben
Gurion: 1--WE shall fight the war
as if there were no White Paper
and we shall fight the White
PAPER as if there was no war ;
in the United States, in the I'M
compromising demands issuing
from the American Jewish Con-
ference for the rectification in
every sphere and by every means
of those wrongs suffered by the
Jewish people, not as comDatants
in battle, but as selected parlans'
premeditated victims.
The Jew no longer pleads win
the peoples of the world for mer-
CIV and sympathy. No longer is ne
willing to serve as the martyr
folk. the symbol of injustice, the
patient suffering servant. HIS
servitude has been long and ILL
rewarded. Now he demands free
dom. He who has offered the last
full measure of sacrifice in the
name of freedom and justice IN
every United Nation stands forth
rightly before the conscience OF
the world with the simple demand
that justice and freedom be &C
corded him as all other peoples
He asks not rights but right, moi
freedoms but freedom.
Yet, precisely now, as we stanc
at the threshold of our New Year
we know intuitively that the sal
walton of Judaism is not and can
not be secured merely by Judo
ism. Physical prowess studiouslJ
acquired, heroic physical resist
ance, may augur well for the
body of Israel. The rapidly de-
clining power of the enemy may
inspire new hope that at long las
the unparalleled decade of travail
and trial is approaching its end
But surely as important on this
Rosh Hashonah. as the first faint
traces of the dawn approaches, is
the hope that Israel will derive
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01
Rabbi Waller OF Columbus Sends
A Stirring ROsh HashOnah Message

within the caldron of the enemy,
an Israel renewed in spirit will
usher in the year 5704.
If it seems callous, or CHEEKY,
to speak of newness of spirit in
the solemn moment when we con-
template a twelve month period
during which additional millions
of our brethren have been ruth
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01
Columbus, Georgia

ancient, eternal ideas, in the fo,.
front of those who would build =,
better world.
May this be the new wear i,
scribed for our people and an
faith.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01

sniritual blessing from those very
forces of evil with which it has
wrestled through the long black
night that Israel will again be-
come the champion of Cod, the
prophetic people, striving for the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01
A NEW ISRAEL

By Rabbi HERBERT S. WALLER
Congregation B'nai Israel
It is new Israel which will greet
the high holy days this year. In
every part of the universe, in the
far-flung military encampments,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
''JuvenoIities of
OPA Scored by
Russell Brown

Russell B. Brown, counsel of hide
pendent Petroleum Association, gave
Prentiss Brown, new OPA head, his
opinion Of the oil branch Of OPA in his
usual candid terms:
"The section handling petroleum
prices is inept and unsound. 1 do not
mean by that that all who work in
this department are either inept or
dishonest, but l do mean that the con-
illusions and results are unsound and
unsafe. The fatuous juvenalities
that are constantly bubbIing out of
the office through the mail and through
the press have been discouraging to
many persons. All that has prevented
serious consequences has been that most
have failed to treat them as expressions
from their government, but rather as
hasty, immature statements from some
temporarily occupying positions in gov
eminent. These statements, however, do
reflect on the OPA."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
THE ANSWER Is srMpH.E

Speaking before congress, Leon H.
Gavin, Pennsylvania, asked congress 80
visualize what would happen to Ameri.
can industry which is turning out ships,
munitions and other war supplies If
these industries were operated by such
bureaus as the Office Of Price Admins
tration-"these visionary, impractical
theorists, power-drunk bureauerats, by
products of the depression days, who
are determined to force own the throats
Of the American people their craek-pot
ideas, even in the face of an about
war going on. It is almost unbelievable
that the American people would teller
ate that the donald Richberg,
Tugwellian staff must be insisted upon,
even though it hampers our war effort,
cuts down our food supply and our ma
terials, SO necessary TO meet the de-
mands to carry on this great war eff
fort.n
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
pusT oFF THE eu1LoTME

"Why the OPA would place an mex
perienced, impractical man such as DR..
Galbraith without knowledge of the
producing and refining of oil to de-
termine the problems of price structure
of oil in a time of war when he no
doubt has never in his life seen an oil
well is beyond my powers of compre-
hensiOn. Congressman Leo H. Gavin
(Pa.).
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
Torrent Test on
Midwoy L DIGGING
In Muciisor Lime

Big Companies Leasing
The Texas company has taken lease
block between the Conrad Butte and
Midway wells and another block south
west Of Midway. Carter Oil Co. has
leased a large area east of Conrad
Butte and has another larger block west
of Conrad Butte, including the Waller
area where pioneer drilling showed oil
in the Devonian.
BIackleaf Structure
A. b. Cobb's wildcat on Blaclxleaf
structure, northwest of Dupuyer, is now
making new hole at 1852 feet, with rO-
tary tools.
Sage Greek Structure
On Sage Greek structure, north of
Chester, drilling is in progress below
$500 feet, approaching the Madison
lime An early completion is expected,
according to J. c. Gulick of the trustee
ship Of Smith, Gulick & sorenson.
W. NJ Fulton's important test south
west of Cut Bank oil field, ON Hagan
dome, is drilling and driving 1555-
inch surface pipe at around 100 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
Organize Firm
To Open Iron
Ore Properties

Yellowstone Metals, Inc, has been
incorporated by f. A. Beeler, P. J.
Mckay and Ernest E. Murray of Bill
lings. Nine directors named are Lieut..
Governor E. 7. Eaton, L. R. Hines, Fl.
S. Hines, w. H. Davis, E. A. Beeler,
H. J. Kirscher, E. E. Murray, P. J.
Mckay and NJ A. Mckay.
IneOrporators plan to establish a
blast furnace, rolling mills and steel
mills in central Montana to use Mon
tana iron ores in making pig iron.
The enterprise is to be financed with
private money without government aid,
with New York capital.
The plan was inspired by the need
Of pipelines and casing for oil fields in
the west, according to E. A. Beeler
who with Lieut.. Governor Eaton are
now in New York City. They have been
identified with Devonian Oil & Gas
Co, which has financed the preliminary
work.
Efforts are being made to get the
Z. s. Bureau of Mines to direct diamond
drilling on potential iron ore deposits
during the early summer months in the
hope that construction can start this
coming fall.
"In ease the government does not
show quick action in assisting us to
check our properties, the new company
is prepared to go ahead and diamond
drill and have the properties checked
in time to start construction in the
early fall" said Beeler who will be
first vice president of the new firm.
L. r. Hines of Hines Motor Supply
Co. Of Billings viii be president of
Yellowstone Metals.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
GASOLINE FIGURES DELAYED

Owing to the rush of business during
the legislative session at the state
capitol the Journals correspondent got
behind in the preparation of gasoline
sales figures. Last week the January
figures were published and in this issue
are the February figures. The March
figures viii appear next week, bringing
our statistical record up to date.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
Benedict Norzaed
Deputy Director
OF Zinc Division

Platt c. Benedict has been named
deputy director of the zinc division
of wPB, succeeding Walter C. Page.
Benedict is a native Montanan, grad
uate of NIT, and now lives in Lynch
burg, Va. He was geologist for New
mont Mining Co. for nine years and
for eight years was chief field geol-
ogist for United Verde Copper. He has
been on the technical staff Of WPB
since January of this year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01

at ought not to be the policy of the
federal government to ask small oper-
atOrs to go bankrupt" w. R. Ford,
PIWC chairman, told the Lea commit
tee at Washington. He said that the
income tax man would take care Of
any excessive income that might accrue
from a higher price for oil.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Listed in Essential activities" of the
war manpower commission is the 23rd
item, production of petroleum, natural
gas and petroleum coal products; drill
ing, rig building, and maintenance serv-
ice operations and petroleum refining"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
aoop-BYE. Dave aNsBERe

The whole nation breathed a sigh of
relief this week as it was announced
that David Ginsburg, enemy of the
American way, had been replaced as
general counsel of OPA by George ].
Burke Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-01
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. practical. pocketsized guide
book gives mony focts helpful to the pros
pectoT, miner. and field engineer. Covers
equipment ond methods. geologic end min
eruloGic doiu. identification Of importuni
minerals. and scores Of reloied fucts for
practical use.
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Operotors of SmG1 Mines
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