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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
BROWN RESIGNS AS RAT|0N|NG CAR
100 Priests, 1000 Pensioners
Celebrate St. Peters Centennial
Services Mark
a Full Century
of Guidance

More than 1000 parishioners
and over 100 priests today par
ticipated in solemn celebration
of the Tooth anniversary of ST.
Peters Catholic church in Mount
Clemens.
Marking the completion of a
full century of service TO God
tn e Centennial constitutes a
mark of achievement which
found ample expression this
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

STOCKHOLM, Oct. al
Up ~ German military ex-
perts are predicting that the
next big Russian offensive
will strike the Leningrad
sector, Swedish correspond
ents reported from Berlin
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Germans Flee
Entrapment by
Red Armies
HeodIong Retreot
from Crimeo
Reported Underway

LONDON, Oct. 81 - tH) -
The German armies in the Cri-
mea have begun a mass with
drawal from the peninsula via
the Perekop land bridge, Mos
COW advices indicated today, to
escape entrapment by power
full Russian advance threaten
ing their line of retreat.
Battling furiously to stem the
steady progress of the Red Army
troops pouring through the
kremenchug bridgehead west of
the Dnieper river. the German
command was sale to be throw
ing all available reserve into
the breach. But the Soviet
drive, hourly increasing i T, mo-
mentum. smashed further 10 the
west through the Ukranian
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Other stories, and pictures,
concerning the Centennial APP
pear on Page 3 of today's edi-
ton of The MonitOr-Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS

Impartial Coveross
of All Loeol News
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Steppe country TO overlap the
Crirea on the north. Russian
communique disclosed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

president of Bond Development Co.,
and W. f. (steve) Dunlap, petroleum
engineer. Dunlap has been recently
identified with Cord operations on
Twin Rivers structure, Alberta, north
west of Cut Bank oil field. Dunlap
expects to test the upper Madison on
Harlo with 1900 feet of drilling. Drill
ing starts in the Colorado shale.
Standard Of California drilled on
Shawmut anticline, southwest of Harlo
dome, many years ago, but otherwise
there have been no completed tests
in the area. showings of oil have been
found on Big Elk structure, to the
west
Development Of Harlo structure
might have been long delayed except
for the untiring efforts of group
of Harlowton citizens of which A. A.
"Tony" Porter, owner of the Wheatland
Abstract Co., was perhaps the most
active With the support of fellow
townsmen, including Mayor l.. L. Kali
berg, he revived the lease block and
assisted in the organization of Mon
tana company known as Mon-O-Co Oil
company, which was actually founded
by Mr. Haugner. This company leased
up 10000 acres, including some 5000
acres of Northern Pacific Railway
company lands, 2,4OO acres of govern
ment lands and 1000 acres bought in
fee.
Ten thousand acres is being assigned
to the MidMontana company for drill
ing the test Mayor Kalberg is presi-
dent of the Mon-O-Co, Haugner is vice
president and general manager, Porter
is secretary and E. A. SWAMI, owner of
the Graves hotel at HarlOwtOn is a
director
Charles Harper is president of Mid
Montana, W. E. Dunlap is vice presi-
dent and Clarence Palmer is secretary
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
Cold Weuther
Slows Production
To Record Low

Montana oil production took a nose
dive during the week ended January "a,
according to the weekly summary of
the Oil Conservation board, dropping TO
a low of 1885 Dbl. per day against
PAW allowable of 24,7OO Dbl This was
due to the storm and cold weather
which shut down many wells and pre-
vented pipeline runs. This compares
with an average of 1924 Dbl. per day
in the previous week and 20,66l Dbl.
per day in the week ended January 10.
The first "a days of January show
an average of around 1900 Dbl. per
day and it appears probable that the
month of January will show a record
low Curtailed refinery operations re-
suited also from the cold weather, so
drainage on storage oil will not be as
heavy as first contemplated
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
New Royalty
Is In Effect On
y. S. Leases

The new law providing for l2l3co
royalty on government leases on which
new deposits of oil are discovered
is now effective, according to notice
received bv W. NJ. Peden, Of the Great
Falls office Of the L. S. G. S. The
eighth royalty displaces the usual slid
ing scale royalty but applies only to
wildcat wells or new horizons dis
covered on government leases, no
matter what the date Of issuance Of the
lease. Unit operations, however, are
barred from this provision.
"Where any person holding lease
under this act discovers new oil or
gas field or il the lease is situated
upon a known producing structure,
new oil or gas deposit as the result
of "A well or wells drilled by him or
under his authority within the boun-
diaries of the lease ON or after the
date of the act and before the termina
tion Of the existing national emergency,
his royalty obligation to the United
States will be "A flat rate of l9iscc
upon all oil and gas produced within
the boundaries of his lease from such
new field or deposit for a period Of 10
years following such discovery" says
the General Land office notice, which
emphasizes that the lowered royalty
applies only to discoveries Of new
fields or deposits made after the law
was enacted dee p, 1922.
Notice of claimed discovery should
be filed with the district oil and gas
supervisor. The act applies to all leases
heretofore or hereafter issued.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
GAS TAXES DOWN

HELENA.-State gasoline tax eOllee-
tions for January, second month of
mileage rationing, totaled 1906, 1876, com
pared with 1926, 293 in December, and
$452, 2O9 in January, 1912.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

Send contribution to the Sunburst
Badger
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

AtCut Bank
Four drilling crews defied Old Man
Winter in Cut Bank field during the
past week and started up idle wells
after week of complete shutdown.
Two Glacier Production crews re-
turned to work, one crew rigging up
this eOmpany's LoOkhoff No. g. Texas
company's crew on Lindquist No. 8 con
tinned cleaning out. A HanlOn-CObb
crew resumed drilling long enough to
get the hole to 2705 where finch cas-
ing was cemented.
Santa Rita's jackson No. ! well, in
the central field, averaged 80 Dbl. per
day during the first 10 days on pro
duetiOn.
Following is the status of Cut Bank
wells:
CoBB-TRIBAL 2O2 NO. p
G Lot 2 See. 24-32-6W
Completion, 1-15-43. finch cemented,
1902; Sunburst sand, no record; upper
Cut Bank, 2796-3O2O; lower Cut Bank,
S020-3O3S; Ellis, 303S; total depth,
SO41; fluid level 1000 #. No swab
test Shut down.
GLACIER PRODUCTION
CoRRIGEAU NO. g.
SEA NwA 21-3s-5W
Shut down. Drilling 535.
GLACIER PRODUCTION
LooKHoFT NO. g.
@ SWA NEH 33-33-5W
Rigging up.
HANLoN- coBB-TRIBAL 224 NO. 1
Sc SEX sen 13-32-6W
Spudded 12-20-43; waiting for rig.
HA9gLON- TRIBAL. 226 NO.
Sc NEA swA 25-32-6W
Spudded 12-19-42; waiting for rig.
HANLoN- TRIBAL 225 NO. L
Sc NEA NWA 25-32-6W
Shut down 1900.
HANLoN q CoBB-TRIBAL 227
NO. l.
Sc sEA NEA 1s-32-6W
Drilled to 27O5; ran Finch casing.
TARRANT-HEnTz NO. l.
G NWN SWA 19-35-5W
Colorado shale, 430; cemented S-ineh
casing at 453.
TExACo-wuLIs NO. g.
Sc corner Lot z, Sec. 29-32-5W
Shut down zoos.
TRIGooD on-TRTBAL 229 NO. /
Sc NEA SEA 25-32-6W
Lost hole, 1880; skidding rig
TRI-GooD-TRIBAL 229 NO. p
Sc NWA seq 25-32-6W
Cemented finch casing at 1926.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL2 32 NO. p
Sc NWA SEA 30-32-5W
Ten-inch cemented at 532; Colorado
500.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL $50 NO. p
Sc sWA sWA 29-S2-5W
Shut down 1910.
wAGNER-PTERCE NO. L
C sWA SEA 32-36-5W
Shut down 400.
SANTA RITA-LUNDGREN NO. s.
@ NWA, NWA 23-37-5W
Rig.
SANTA RTTA-wEAvER NO. l.
Sc NwA swA 27-35-6w
Materials.
TRIGoOD onrTRTBAL 2S2 NO. f.
Sc sWA SEA 30-S2-5W
Rig. Hannah-Porter Co. is contractor
TRIGoOD oII-TRIBAL PSI NO. A.
Sc SwA SWA 30-32-5W
Materials. K. D. Pardee is contractor
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
SPOR QUE ES Ell CHTyl
COSA TAN FRECUENT1
EN- LAS MESAS DE
BRIDGE?

Ell doctor Ernest Dimmet, N
table professor frances, en- su OBJ
maestro SCI Arte de Pensar", 4
ce que las personas a quienes mi
lesta la conversation que no
refiere a su afici6n %preferids
sus cosas odiadas, no pienal
Hablan de la Ultima pelicula,
1ltimo escandalo de Sus vecino
O acerca de sus maridOs o sus b
JOS. La riqueza y la pOsicion s
cial no los reforma. Ell "arte
pensar" Sc ha perdido virtualmeI
tie en- muchos grupos SOcialeS-
esta es una de las razOnes pOf
cuales personals inteligentes
aburren en- la mayoria de los cHS
de bridge y grupos socialeS SID.
lares.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
iUSAN LAS PERSM
INTELIGENTES SU wv
CACION TANTO CONN
LAS MENOS INTELlCN
TES?

Ell professor L. F. Hlllnlan' "
la Universidad de Indiana, eS'auA
las vocaciones de varios clea"
de universitarios varios amos 0@
pues de haberse graduado aqaF
Hos y encontro que aqueIlOS w
habian ocupado mejores Iug@''
en- las pruebas de intelligence
la universidad usaban su prep"'
ci6n universitaria menOS y
aquellos que hablan ocupado p'
tos peores en- las pruebas de LIN
ligencia. Los estudiantes INV
gentes" creaban ideas prOplS',,
con frecuencia nj siquiera Sesu'
la profession o vocacion para
cual habfa sido preparados'
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
Banderines de gloria

Caballeria del Ejercito popular,
iinetes duros, magnificas siluetas
de centauros. Jinetes duros, con ell
rostro b~ronceado por La intempe-
RE Y el pecho dilatado por ell vien-
to de las reivindicaciones.
Su perspective, entire ell redoble
del palopar sobre La terra hela-
da, es una estampa nueva de esta
guerra por la libertad. ALI, sobre
esas Tomas, los centauros obser-
van las avanzadas enemigas y CO.
r e luego a otros puntos de ex-
ploracion.
Habria que cabalgar entire ellos
para apreciar su dinamismo com
bativo.
Pero al verlos correrse, en- from
ba, de una Iona a otro y cruzar
en- vertigo ell llano intermedio, Sc
siente la emocion admirativa que
produce la fuerza empleada en- la
consecuci6n de un ideal de justi-
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

la actualidad, ell pueblo mexicano
esta siguiendo con entusiaSmo a sus
generates. Millones de norteameri-
canos escucharon al p~residente
Avila Camacho dirigirse al presi-
dente Roosevelt cor estas palabras:
"Habeis sido testigo del EMU
siasmo con que mis- compatriotas
han asumido la obligation que estos
tiempos writes les marcan, 10 mis-
mo en- las practicas del servicio
militar que en- las actividades multi
Piles que requiere la habilitacion in
dustrial y agricola del pals. En-
esta misma mesa veis congregados
elementos diversos de una region
particularmente fervida Y laboriosa
como ellos. En- las demas entidades
de la Republica los m~exicanos es-
tan unidos en- ell ritmo de IN rendi-
miento que esta proporcionando
continuamente un caudal de ayuda
al arsenal de la production aliada."
VariadO esfuerzO belicO ,
La solidaridad de Mexico, no So
lamente queda demostrada por los
progresses realizados en- su produc-
ci6n de guerra, sino en- su variado v
p~ujante esfuerzo belico, patenti-
zado hoy en- la historical v Dor
demas memorable reunion de los
presidentes. Por otra parte, esa So
lidaridad es aun mas manifesto y
palpable, 81 Sc considera que Mexi-
co ha doblado su presupuesto de
guerra, y llamado a u reservistas
a servicio active; ademas de la per-
secuci6n de Ia quinta columna por
la naci6n entera, las patrullas que
dia Y noche vgilan las costas v, en-
fin, ell esfuerzo demostrado en- otras
muchas formas de la actividad be-
lea. Ell p~residente Avila Camachc
hizo hincapie en- ell hecho, particu-
larmente notable, del espiritu des-
plegado por los mexicanos que han
] lido a los campos de los Estados Uni
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
LA BRIGADA MIXTA
DE LISTER

Tenemos va IN Ej@rcito regu'
lar Y autentico. NADIA de inicla-
clones, NADIA de probaturas, slno
un hecho real que ensalza la or
ganizaci6n guerrero de nuestro
proletariado. Sobre la planicle
castellana va no Sc ven grupos de
milicianos, patrullas d~esperdiga-
das, nucleos dispersos de lucha-
dores atentos a una consigna in
dividualista, sino que los nucleos
@ los grupos obedecen las ordenes
emanadas de una verdadera arti-
culaci6n de defensa. I~nspeccionar
en- estos dfas los frentes arrabale-
o incita al optimismo, que ate
nua la natural impaciencia del
triunfo definitivo.
Despues de contemplar 10 que,
sin h~iperbole, podemos va caliti-
a de "gran Ejercito, sentimos
tai confianza en- esa magnifica or
ganizaci6n, que podemos hacer
de ella ell maxine elogio, que nos
LENA de orgullo. jCuantos hon.
bres forman Ell engranaje de la
defensa madrilena decididos a u
ma r~esistencia irreductible, segui-
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

dos a prestar su ayuda en- las faenaS
abandonadas por los ~labradoreS que
han sido llamados a flas.
Manifestation de unidad
Ell mismo presidente Avila Ca
macho, al encontrarse con ell presi-
dente Roosevelt, hizo patente la
union de que esta dando muestras
Mexico en- eStoS momentoS en- que
Sc hacen necesarios gran entereza
y mutuos esfuerzos. Ell p~residente
Avila Camacho representa- hoy ell
comun denominador del pueblo
meXicano.
Ricos y pobres, personals de todas
las esferas sociales y de todas OPT
niones y credos, 10 respetan por su
talento y cualidades morales, aca-
tando sus 6rdenes y direction con
ell mismO espiritu con que Sc ha
propagate csc respeto.
De la presente crisis mundial,
Mexico saldra, sin duda alguna, con
una nueva unidad nacional basada
en- ell hecho de que las naciones
totalitarias, con las cuales Mexico
rompio relaciones embellishments
despueS del ataque a Pearl Harbor.
sostienen los indefendibles princi-
pioS de la OPPRESSION y la tirania rue.
por muchos amos, Mexico ha comba-
lido denodadamente.
Cuando ell Eje, en- 1912, enderezS
sus ataques contra los buques mer-
cantes de Mexico, dedicados pacff-
camente al concrete, Y asesin6 a
mansalva . los miembros de su
tripulaci6n, Mexico, con gran in
dignaci6n y sobrada raz6n, no va
clio en- declarar la guerra a las
naciones totalitarias. Tan cobarde
y vii ataque no podrfa tener otro
resultado que Ell de hacer mas
efectiva Ia unidad de I'm pueblo oue
como ell mexicano, solo ha degrade
alcanzar So libertad tras cruenta v
prolOngada lucha-
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

cuadrones de Caballeria, ha brin-
dado a la causa un esfuerzo y un
ejemplo magnfficos. Charla pun
teada de emociones es la nuestra.
-iY no sientes ell haber deja-
do ell periodico?
ST. Pero cada uno, en- los mo-
mentos que vivimos-asf 10 creo
20, hemos de no andar con vaci-
laciones y acudir al sitio que es-
timemos mas eficaz.
No hay classes aqui
Ell Quartet es amplio y severe.
No hay en- el rigidez militarista.
La oficialidad convive Y alterna
con los m~uchachos. No hay classes
en- este cuartelon, que divide je-
rarquias Y fantochadas. Los dia-
logos son frances Y leales, auten-
ticamente democraticos Y senci-
Hos.
-Salud, captain.
-jQue dices?
La jaca es buena; pero la
montura no encaja bien.
Ten paciencia companero; va
tendras otra mejor. iAlgo mas?
ST qusieras dejarme salir hoy.
impossible. Hoy hemos de ac-
tuar.
i Salud, captain!
NADIA de torcer ell tacon en- des-
pedida. Ell puno en- alto, y STEM
pre-, siempre, esa cordialidad, esa
razon que preside Y que articula
todos los actos de los camaradas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
Este hijo de Bagaria,
alto v ~Secote....

Bagaria esta aquf. Ese artista
de la ~caricatura ha dejado su pro
longacion en- este chicarron alto Y
secote, jinete bueno Y digno suce-
sol de quien do a la estampa de
la rebeldia los mejores frutos del
arte Y del ingenio.
Y ell joven Bagarfa, NADIA menos
que teniente del Estado Mayor de
la Brigade Lister, otros oficiales
tambien duros para la lucha, fra
ternizan en- las horas de descan-
so como en- las de lucha.
-Quiero-me ruega ell hijo del
afamado caricaturista-que me
e mi padre, por 10 menos, en-
una ~fotograffa.
Sc alegrara.
-Figurate.
Intervene Santiago de la Cruz
-Puedes decir que este mucha-
cho es un gran revolucionario y
Tn buen caballista.
Ordenes guerreras
Con ell comandante al frente,
han tornado los escuadrones y
han actuado. He lido con ellos a
los campos guerreros que Sc abren
en- brechas de dolor. Vuela la a.
viacion enemiga sobre n~osotros, y
ell aire nos estremece. Los caba-
Hos milan sus pechos, Y los jine-
ties esperan la orden de iniciar su
acometida. Ese gran ayudante que
Sc llama Vela galopa sin cesar de
I'm lado a otro para mejor hacer
cumplir las ordenes del mando.
i Variation derecha!
i Esa seccion!
-iQue no paren!
Ordenes sujetas a consignas en-
lazadas al plan general del alto
mando.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
cia y de humana iguaidad'
Periodista, ~comandant0
v revolucionario

Deseo saber de la organization
de estos escuadrones y de su re-
glamento cuanto permuta La dis
erection que estos INSTANCES nos i'm
ponen.
Y pido estos datos a este active
comandante, que Sc llama Santa
20 de la Cruz, y que sigue siendo
ell periodista de siempre.
-Veo que estais perfectamen-
tie organizados.
-Puedes creerlo - replica.
Fue idea mia crear estos escua-
drones de Caballerfa, que Sc in
c~orporaron a la Primera Brigade
Mixta de Lister.
-iNo encontraste obstaculos
para esta formation?
EN- abosluto. JESUS Herman
DEE, Lister Y otros muchos colabo-
raron no solo a la creacion, sino
a la organization de estos escua-
drones.
Este comandante, menudo y
sencillo, sonriente siempre, que
dejo la puma para organizar ma
da menos que unos perfectos es-
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
Rec0ydand0 Ell Her0iSmO de ESpa0a en- los )
Amos de Guerra con los Nagt-F aSCStaJ

da de Immediate victoria? No hay
recuerdo matematico. Miles y mi
les forman un TODD tan compacto,
tan impenetrable, que es un YER
dadero bloque, una muralla de he
roismo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

INSTITUTIONAL his
t6rica reunion de los presi-
denies de Mexico y los Esta-
dos Unidos, ademas de simbo-
liar las estrechas relaciones
que existen entire los dos
paises, vino a fjar la atenci6n
mundial en- la frme unidad del
pueblo mexicano en- la guerra
contra ell Eje. La mejor in
dicacion de esa unidad, por 10
que respecta al propio Mexico,
es ell hecho muy significativo
de que los dos generates ex-
preSidentes que precedieran a
Manuel Avila Camacho, en- la
primera magistratura de la
naci6n, participant hoy con el
en- la responsibilities de con-
ducir ell programa de guerra
de Mexico con ell miSmo eSpi-
ritu, ell miSmo valor v la
miSma inteligencia. Ell ex-
presidente Cardenas es &C
tualmente Ministro de Ia
Defensa Nacional Y ell EXPIRE
sidente Rodriguez es Director
de la Production.
Ell Embajador de Mexico en- los
Estados Unidos, DR.. Francisco Cas-
tillo Najera, declare recientemente:
LA participation en- la guerra baio
csc generalato no es meramente un
gesto."
Discourse de Avila CamachO
Ell discourse del ~presidente AyiIs
Camacho, tranSmitido Dor la radio
a la naci6n la noche en- que los do,
altos mandatarios Sc reunieron or
Monterrey, puso de relieve que. er
La gaceta., 1943-05-10

Esto es va la guerra OrganD i
da, disciplinada y fuerte' b. y
que no decirlo, ell esfuer7o n 81,
realidad y la realidad clncsl% I.
por la voluntad de un proie ,
do ejemplar en- ell mundO' Is a,
victoria, representada p0r ~ J
hombres hechos a TODD, diestrO' :.
TODD, que On este sector Ie'4D :
coraje y su impaciencia a IN ~, :
lope tendido sobre esta Wv,
c~asteEana que de tantos D'''
fue madre.
La gaceta., 1943-05-10
Tres puntos esenclai''

iBuena jornada! va den''V IN
cuartel6n, Sc recuerdan i"' rirt
dencias de la etapa. Vela' Dsc
nez Collado, Galayo, Gayo' 80,
Sotoca, Echevarria, CariOs i
cfa, Juan Leandro y oaA Ems
la Cruz me dicen sus impl =,
No hace falta que ellos dlg1r !
da. Con Mota, ell conllS r,ss
guerra, coindimos en- tres ds
esenciales. Que la guerra Lib
con discipline; que Ia ois -
es Ell galard6n de la denO +.,l
y que TODD, iabsolutamen"
hay que cederlo a la causS' r;sG
Antonio Garcia
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

MRS X IS FAT. She volunteers for war work,
then drops out because excess fat drains her
energy She should try the Ry>Krisp reduc>
ing plan for normally overweight. Eating
Ry.KriSp as bread is part Of the plan-each
delicious wafer has only about 3 caloriesl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

This handy little booklet gives complete
reducing diets for men and women. Nutri-
tionally sound. Simple to follow. Helps to
tone up as il Sims down. For free copy, just
send le postal to RY- KRlSP, Il Checker
board Square, ST. Louis 2, Missouri.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
ROBERT N. MILLS
 I5 IN JUNEAU ON
 WAY TO SEATTLE

Robert M. Mills, Office and Per- sonnel Manager for the Dowell Construction Company at Haines, arrived in Juneau yesterday after noon and is now awaiting trans portation to Seattle to attend a conference in connection with the .Haines-Champagne Highway.
 MT. Mills was in Whitehorse, in connection with the Alcan High way construction last year and was transferred to the Haines pro- ject last fall. He expects to return to Alaska about March 10.
 While he is in Seattle he will visit Mrs. Mills, who is making her home there for the present, and may make a brief trip to San Francisco to see his son, Robert M. Mills, Jr., in school in the Bay City.
 MT. and Mrs. Mills were former residents of Anchorage where he held the position of City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
GARDEN , SPONSORS URGED
 as g. TO PLAN FOR '43 'AR


 .s All members of the Victory Gar cen! Club who had plots assigned for their use last year and who ex- pect to use the same ones this year are requested to inform Fred Gees lin of their intentions before March 10,
 He may be reached by phoning 590 during office hours, and Blue 404 lat other times.
 If notice is not received by Gees lin before March 10, the plots will be lassigned to other persons. On atcpunt of the limited space and tfeI anticipated large demand for plots, gardeners are urged to make plans to use plots comparatively with friends or other persons hay ing, land suitable for gardening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
BASKETBALL TOUR NEY I5
 ON TONIGHT

Tonight will see the opening of a four-day tournament to decide the champions of the Gastineau Channel Basketball League-an op- portunity for Juneauites to see some real basketball
 Three games will be played to- night, but thereafter two games will be played each evening. Tonight's contests will begin at 6.30 o'clock, an hour earlier than the usual time. All six teams will be seen in action.
 The Cheechakos, who finished the regular season in top spot, take on the Wages in the opener. Second game will see the Juneau High School team out against the Mal- anutes, another tough team. The nightcap will find the Moose play ing the Officers.
 Tomorrow night two more games are scheduled, contestants depend- ing upon the outcome tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-24
SKI CLUB PLANS '' BANG-UP PARTY

kAnother of those famous Juneau Ski Club parties is scheduled for next Friday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall, with an evening of dancing, games, singing, and pos sibly2 short session of dry" snow skiing, in prospect
 Guests are asked to wear ski clothes or other everyday wear that will stand the gaff of one of the ski club sorties.
 Members and invited guests are asked to attend. The affair will start at 8:30 p. m. in order that service men may have a full even- ing of fun before recall time.