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La gaceta., 1943-02-05
PARA COMPRAR LOS PUEN
TIES Ell HOL
LAND PIDE U FEE
DERAL

Tallahassee, Feb. 5.-N go
bernaor Holland reiter6 hoy Ia
cooperation del estado para
comprar los puentes Davis y
Candy que unen al condado dc
Hilsborough, sobre la bahia de
Tampa, con Ell condado de Pine.
has.
Ha prometido ell estado situar
$4,000, 900 en- una compra coo.
perativa de los puentes por
So, 5000 y S750,OOO para re.
paraciones.
Sabese que la marina, la Co.
mission Martina, la Oficina de
Transportation para la Defen-
sa y otras agencias deSean que
ell pase por los puenteS sea Ii
.bre, de modo que muchos de los
obreros que trabajan en- Tampa
puedan alquilar casas en- st. Pc
.tersburg.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
MUJERES PUBLICAS CON.
VERTIDAS EN- MAESTRAS

Berna, Feb. Como conse-
cuencia de la actitud intransi-
genie lel profesorado noruego,
81 Nasjonal amling de Quisling
Sc ha visto obligado a ladies.
trar' apresuradamente nuevos
maestros y maestras a fin de
poder mantener abietas las es-
cuelas. "Aftontidningen" dice
que varias de las muchachas que
han sido nombradas maestras
despues de tres meses de prepa-
raci6n, eran antiguas mujeres
pGblicas. Ell c-omportamiento de
una de elias fue tan lamentable
que hubo que destituirle en- Ell
acto.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
Ell ANIMADO''
DE ROLLINS

Winter Park, Feb. 5.-iEl
Magazine Animado" del Cole
gio de Rollins Sc ofrecera ell dfa
Fl de febrero, seg1n Ell presider
tie Hamilton Holt.
Entire otras personals toma-
ran parte en- Ell los Sres. Fran
els b. Sayre, exalto comisiona-
do en- las Filipinas; ell CONAN
dante Alexandra P. De Sewers
KY, lider de la aviaci6n, y ell IA
dmoso actos Jean HerSholt.
Rollins festejara tambi6n la
semana de los Fundadores.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

Ell Institute de Quimica Indus
trial Sc encarga de administrar la
distribution de los productos qufmi-
cos entire la agricultural, la ganade-
ria y las industries nativas. Ade-
mas tiene la facultad de fjar los
precios; y produce en- su propia
fabrica algunas s~ubstancias quimi-
cas- esenciales. Ell DR.. Ayala ha
venido dirigiendo esta institution
desde ell aho 1884.
Esta es la primera vez que ell DR..
Ayala vista a los Estados Unidos,
v 10 ha movido a estudiar ell ingles y
a hacer cuanto este de su parte por
promover ell concrete y fomentar
un intercambio mas estrecho de cul-
tura e information industrial entire
este pals y Ell Uruguay. "El ingles
es indispensable para nosotros,"
dice. "Antes buscabamos inspira-
ci6n %cientiica y literaria en- Fran
cha. Ahora tenemos que depender
de nuestra reciprocidad america y"
ElOgia ell museO n~aciOnal
A pesar de sus abundantes que
haceres, ell DIR. Ayala ha podido dis
poner de tempo para visitar ell
museo nacional, ell cual lie ha pare
cido "magnffco," no solo por la
collection de obras maestras de pin
tura y escultura que ALI Sc halla,
sino tambien por la belleza del edi-
fcio, y por las excelentes instala-
clones ad-hoc que este posee para
sus exposiciones. Ha inspeccionadc
diyersas obras p1blicas de este pals,
v admira nuestras c~arreteras, par
ques, avenidas y edifcios. Refrien-
dose a nuestras ciudades exclama;
washington es bella; Nueva York
es enorme!" .
Pero 10 que ha causado mayor inn
preston en- ell DR.. Ayala es la disci-.
pima y la organization o que la
inmensa poblacion de les Estados
Unidos Sc ha dedicado a las multi
pies actividades de la guerra.
Ell DR., Ayala dice que todos los
funcionarios con quienes ha tenido
la oportunidad de c%onferenciar, en-
la Secretarfa de Estado y en- Ia
Ofcina de Asuntos Interamericanos,
SO han mostrado "sumamente aten-
tos" con el, y han sido muy servi-
ciales tratando de ayudarlo : resell
yer sus problemas,
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
STAIN CONGRATULATE
PoR Ell PRESIDENTE ROO
SEVELT

Washington, Feb. 5.-Cor
motive de la victoria de Stain.
grade, completada anteayer, el
p~residente Roosevelt mand6 un
caluroso mensaje de felicitacion
al primer ministro Jose Stain,
de Russia.
"Los 1872 dias de la epica ba-
talla por la ciudad que por STEM
pre- honrara uestro nombre y
EOS decisivos resultados que to-
dos los americanos celebran hoy
quedaran como uno de los mas
crgu'losos capitulos en- esta que
ira de los pueblos contra ell ma
zismo y sus emuladores."
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
SALUDO PARA UN AMIGO
Fue enfermero del Centre
ESpanol

Esta de vista en- Tampa,
procedente del campamento de
Drumming, en- ell Estado de Ne
braska, ell estimado amigo Do
mingo Blanco, enfermero de
primera clase en- los ejercitos
de este gran pals.
Blanco, que fuera enfermero
del Centre EspanOl, donde tiene
muchos amigos, es sobrinO de
los sehores Jose y Balbina de la
Tore y ahora reside en- ell 1908
de la avenida Lamar.
Reciba un cordial soludo de
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
oRDENo Ell GRAN r
DOS

Fl Gran Jurado del condado
orden6 aver el p-rocesamiento,
por asesinato, de Mario Herman
dez, que diera muerte a Frank
Zatarain, y de la negra Delodis
Soarrey, que matara a Florida
Woods, una mujer de su raza.
En- su pr6xima reunion ell G.
Jurado investigara la muerte
de Earl Wright, acometido a pu
haladas por Clifford Lee Nj
chols, que esta encerrado en- la
carcel del condado.
La pr6xima session del alto
cuerpo Sc efectuara Ell dia 8 de
MARIO.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Luis Noriega con-
ira Lily Noriega; Dorothy N.
Varian contra William p. Va
rian, jr; Sue Tenuta contra Joe
Tenuta; Bessie Fassett contra
Frank C. Fassett; Henry A.
Morgan contra Ruth S. Nor
gan; Mildred Lee Davis contra
Roy Med Donald Davis; H. r.
Collins contra Sadie Collins;
Willie Sims contra Leola Sims.
Nuevas demandas. Belgica
Harrsi contra Francis w. Har-
ris; Elvira Alcala contra luis
Alcala; Marjorie Hubbard con-
ira George Hubbard; .Myrtice
Goss contra Lester; Helen E.
Jackson Motley contra Thorn
ton l.. Motley.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
Sc AHORC6 UN
DE IA AMOS

New York, Feb. g. Jose
Compono, un muchacho de ca
torce anos, entristecido por Ia
muerte de un amiguito suyo,
Antonio Usati, de Is, que mu-
rio por efecto de una pneumo-
MIA, Sc ahorc6 en- su domicilio.
2516 de la avenida Tilden, en-
Brooklyn
Jose tuvo aver una disputa
con su hermano John de 10 a
nos, y dijo que su familia no te
MIA que inquietarse mas por el
La madre lie hizo salir de la
casa. Ell cadaver fue encontra,
do en- ell s6tano.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

La noticia de Toxic sobre que
Sc esta librando una gran bata-
lla, Sc considera falsa.
Los detalles de la accion ma
val no seran revelados mientras
Ia information pueda ser 1tIl
al enemigo.
Frente a Guadalcanal, 81 mar
ties, los aviones americanos hos
tilizaron a las barcas japone-
sas. En- la misma noche fue
bombardeada Ia base de avia-
ci6n de Munda.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
BOISSON OFRECE A LOS.
ALIADOS 100000 SENECA
LEES

Londres, Fee. Sci goberna-
dor general de Dakar, Pierre
Boisson, ofreci6 aver a los Ala
dos los servicios de 100000 sol
6ados senegaleses y una reser-
va de mas de 100000 81 Sc lie
manda equipo y un cuadro de
oficiales.
Durante la noche, segGn la
Radio de Paris, la policia fran
cesa hizo mas de 100 arrestos.
Sc registraron todos los ca
fes Y lugares de entretenimien-
to. Muchas persOnas fueron ca
cheadaS en- las GALES.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
ACUSA A MARTIN
DIES DE IRRESPONSIBLE
LIDAD

Washington, Feb. 5.-Hablan-
do aver con los periodistas y
respondiendo a preguntas que
Sc lie hicieron, el secretario del
Interior, Mr.. Ickes, manifesto
que Martin Dies, presidente del
comit6 investigator que lleva su
nombre, es I'm irresponsible y
NADIA uevo ha dicho EN- los dlti-
mos dos o tres amos. "Yo no
puedo saber como es possible dar
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

pruebas de mayor irresponsible
.lidad."
Ouando Iches quiere fondos
para su comite, hecha nombres
en- su sombrero y acusa de CO.
munistas a los que SAGA.
Entre los que acusa y dice es'
tan empleados figuran perso'
mas que hace muchos meses nc
trabajan para Ell gobierno.
Yo creo que Ell abogado Hugh
Miller, acusado por Dies, ia
hecho mas por su pals que 81
representante de Texas.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
ATACADAS LAS POSICIO-
MES JAPONESAS EN- QUA
DALCANAL

Washington, Feb. 5.1LAs
tropas americans presionan
en- direction de las posiciones
japonesas en- Guadalcanal mien
tras Sc comHate furiOsamente
EN- ell mar y en- ell aire.
Indican las operaciOnes ma
wales que Sc acerca una bataGla
de gran envergadura.
Perdieron aver los japoneses
80 hombres en- las posiciones al
ceste del rio Bonegi.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

WESTINGHOUSE pue-
bio del Uruguay esta undo
como un solo hombre en- favor
de las democracias y en- contra
de los nazifascistas y las de-
mostraciones publicas del pals
expresando su oposici6n al
nazismo armenian ~constante-
mente, a juzgar por las decla-
raciones del distinguido DR.,
Alberto Ayala, quien Sc halla
en- los Estados Unidos en- mi
sion Official de su gobierno.
Ell DIR. Ayala es director del ms
tituto de Quimica Industrial del
Uruguay. y jefe de trabajos experts
mentales Ge analisis quimico indus
trial. Vino recientemente q los
Estados Unidos q tratar de resolver
el dificil problema de obtener las
maquinas que sc ~necesitan para ell
ensanchamiento de una fabrica que
ell gobierno uruguayo ha establecido
con ell fin de producer ciertas subs
tancias quimicas necesarias en- las
industrias, ganaderfa y agriculture
del pals.
La necesidad de ensanchar esas
instalaciones ha surgido, natural
mente, porque La guerra obstaculiza
la importation de abonos y otras
classes de productos quimicos agri-
colas e industriales. AdemAs es di-
ficil obtener maquinaria por el
hecho de que, para fabricarla, Sc
necesitan m~ateriales actualmente
usados en- otros productos de mas
urgencia, y tambiep debido q Ia es-
casez de barcos,
"Es Ia guerra"
Sin embargo, ell pueblo del Uru-
quay sufre con paciente resignation
todas las privaciones ocasionRdas
por la guerra, y ell DR.. Ayala nos
informa que la genie de ALA, ha-
ciendose cargo de la situaci6n, SON.
RE y filost fcamente dice: "IEs Ia
guerral"
FL racionamiento de la gasoline,
por ejemplo, es mucho mas riguroso
en- ell Uruguay que en- los Estados
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
BODA DE DISTINCTION
Alejandrina Gregori
y Adolfo Diaz

Ell dia 10 de este mes contrae
"a matrimonio la bella senorita
Alejandrina Gregori, hija de
~nuestros queridos amigos los
esposos Jose A. Gregori, padre,
con ell estimado joven Adolfo
Diaz, dueno de Ia botica Ell
Bien PGblico," de la barriada
de West Tampa.
La ceremonial tendra lugar en-
la Residential de Eloy Gregori,
hermano de la novia, en- Ell 1916
de la avenida II,
Jose A. Gregori, jr., hernia
no de la novia, es director del
semanario Tampa Leader"
Mucho agradecemoS la anna.
bile invitacion que Sc nos hace
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
MATRIMoNIoS

luis J. olive, %, y Mildred
E. Wicks, 81; William NJ. May,
80. y Margaret Norris Single
ton, 81; Ionic Robert Shelton,
SO, y Evelyn Frances Davis, 20;
Roger LEONARD Hopkins, 20, y
Alma Vogel, 81; James David
Harrison, SO, y Vera Marcia
Singleman, 81; Robert Leon Ro
denberger, 26, y Lenora Bona,
80.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05

AAgunos grupos s6ldo quieren
comprar Ell puente de Candy, pc
no ell gobernador Holland esti-
ma que los dos puentes son esen
ciales.
La gaceta., 1943-02-05
VENTA DE PROPIEDADES

Feda Pierce a Carolina H.
Kruse; Dan w. Waters a A. ].
Bule; Estela Clark a Paul M.
Dale; Belle Thorpe a Gerald L.
Besaley; Manfiel Gonzalez a
Carlos Napoli; o. r. Wallace a
G.. o. Crandall
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10 give Montana some idea of
the changes they may expect
when War Ration Book No. Two
is distributed some time after the
First of the New Year, the fol-
lowing information was given the
Chief by A. T. Peterson, State
Director OF the Office of Price
Administration:
In Montana we. are already
familiar with the relatively SIM
pie methods of rationing tires.
automobiles and pewriters
thru the medium of applications
submitted to the local War Price
and Rationing Boards for appro-
val. The Boards action is based
on certain general rules such as
personal need, contribution to the
war effort, the necessity or i'm
portance of the services perform.
ed by the applicant and other
considerations.
I'VE are also familiar with the
Coupon Rationing System used
for sugar and coffee as we'll as
for gasoline under the mileage
rationing program. With these
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coupons a certain amount of a
particular commodity m ay be
purchased on presentation of the
proper coupon. For example,
the presentation Of the proper
coupon in War Ration Book No.
One permits h e purchase of
three pounds of sugar. Su C h
purchases, War Ration Book No.
One will be continued.
Under point rationing, which
will be inagurated when w n
Ration Book No. Two is distri-
b u e d, there will be m e
changes in methods. u n d e r
point rationing one set of coupons
covers whole group of..commod.
tiles. For example, a weeks
meat ration coupons would en-.
able you to choose freely between
beef. pork. lamb or mutton.
To make this clearer, let US
imagine we have "a coupon points
available for meat during week.
If T-booe steaks have point
value of II points per pound and
rolled roast has point value of
4 points per pound, it would
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Lions New Years Ball
Most CoIorful In Years

The annual New Years bali
given New Years Eve in he
high school gym Dy the Lions
Club was perhaps the most color
full event in many years and was
largely attended.
The military floor show was
presented by h e high school
Victory Corps shortly before mid
night, to be followed by an inter-
mission. Dancing was resumed
at o'clock.
Music was furnished by the
high school orchestra.
An impressive decoration was
the cluster of flags of the United
Nations, which were attached to
the stage curtain. They were
arranged in the form of the Vic
tory V, with the American Flag
above the group.
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Plans Under Way For
lnfantiIe Paralysis
Drive For 1913 Funds

Mrs. Frank P. Sherburne has
been chosen to head the Brown
ing group. which will carry on
this yesr' 8 drive for funds to com.
bat inl antile paralysis, the county
quota being 81 1000.
AS of last year, George McCabe
of Cut Bank will serve as county
chairman.
Committees, aside from the 49,
member group of Cut Bank, are
as follows.
Browning-Mrs. Frank Sher-
burne. Supt. Mcbride. Tom Ham
by. Bob Starr, X, w. Bergan.
Maggie Croft, and S. T. Scotland.
Glaciea Park o h n Lindhe,
Mrs. Charles Leary, Harry Raj
ston. and Miss Veda Oke.
Santa R a-Reese Poynter,
Duncan ellis, Sven Johansen.
Mrs. Jack Anstey, and Mrs. Ell
rod Taylor.
Vivienne Gerard, Joe LaMott
and Mary Carney will compose
the committee for BIackfoot and
Hugh Black will direct the cam
paign at BaDb, Miss Rose Nc
Clure will head the committee
for the rural schools of the county
Pointing out that dances and
other events, designed az means
for raising of funds, incur ex-
penses to materially reduce
net funds for the project, Nc
Cabe said that the quest would
be without fanfare.
IT h e casualties among GU r
babies and younger people from
this dreadful disease is not ex.
ceeded even in our armed forces.
Continued on page FOUR
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Retail Milk Prices Up
Under OPA Authority

Following application for an in
crease, retail m il k dealers of
Browning, Bozeman and Living
ston were authorized to increase
the milk price from IL cents to
IL cents a quart bv the office of
price administration this week.
T h e regional OPA office at
Denver Is considering applica-
tions f or 14-cent ceilings f o +
Browning and Cut Bank.
Browning dairymen last week
suspended house.to.h house deliver.
les, their products TO be handled
by food stores. probably through
the duration.
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Motor License Sale
Under Way This Week

Sale of truck, trailer and auto
mobile licenses and drivers H.
censes got under way at Cut
Bank Monday.
The Pioneer Press last week
contained the following of inter-
est as to the situation this year:
Last years license plates will
be used again this year and to
save valuable metal, strip bear
ing the 1913 inscription will be
riveted on the old plates. The
l943 marker will be placed over
the western end of the map of tine
state which characterizes Mon
tana plates.
Occupation of the owners of all
vehicles must be given as part of
the registration information this
year. Truck and bus operators
must fill out a card containing
certain data at the time they
register Information needed in
cludes h kind of operation,
whether a common, contract or
local carrier. whether for private
or public use and the type of load
commonly hauled.
An important item to which
owners of trucks and buses will
have to give considerable thought
is the estimated total mileage
driven and miles travelled during
the past twelve months. Nee.
hanieal condition and a listing of
the serial numbers and sizes of
tires will be required. The own
er must state whether or not he
resides within the city limits,
and exact data as to motor num-
Der and type of vehicle.
1t is believed that if truck,
/ Continued on page four)
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easily be comLu:ed and the neces-
sary number of coupons given the
merchant. Each page of t h e
coupon book has % coupons with
total point value of each sheet
or page of SO points. The cou-
pons are i n denominations o
eight, five. two and one points.
War Ration Book No. Two
has four pages of blue stamps
and four pages Of red stamps.
The blue stamps will be used for
the first group of items to be "a
toned By points, while the RED
stamps will be used for the sec
ond group of point rationed
items.
Every body having War Ra-
ton Book No. One (The sug ar
and coffee book; is eligible for
War Ration Book No. Two. II
you do not have Ration Book No.
One. apply to your local War
Price and Rationing Board for in.
formation on how to obtain it.
They may b e obtained before
January 18th, 1913.
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Indians To Play
Shelby and Choteau

Browning In d ians resumed
practise this week after a holiday
lay-off ano will resume the sea-
sons schedule in a game with
the Shelby Coyotes there tonight,
Tomorrow night there will be
a home game. with the Choteau
Bulldogs as the adversary, The
junior high aud freshman will
play preliminary in tomorrow
nights event, the game to start
at 7:30.
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War Effort Needs
Occasion Meetings
Farmers, Ranchers

A series Of meetings at which
Will be discussed this year 9 pro
gram of ranchers and farmers in
behalf of greater wartime pro-
ductIon has teen scheduled by
County Extension Agent K. &.
Newell, he being in Browning
Wednesday to further plans of
the project
The following calendar h a 9
been arranged:
Baob. January Il. Thronson's
store.
c 1T Bank. January II. City
Hail.
Red River, January Is. Com.
munity Hall.
Del Bonita, January Is, Fer
gus bunk house,
Browning, January 10. Agency
barracks.
Weather permitting all meet.
ings will begin promptly at 10 a.
m.
Subjects discussed will include
ID farm machinery rationing; (2)
appeal procedure for truck gaso-
line: 81 farm and ranch help;
(4) mustard vs. flax as oil crop;
~ rationing programs; (6) crop
insurance; GU outlook; 81 1913
requirements of agriculture.
In the light of developments
growing out of food rationing,
the meetings will be the most
important ever h ED m n z
ranchers and farmers of Glacier
county.
With t h IN being prevailed
upon to achieve greater produc-
ton than last year, ranchers and
farmers will be asked to pledge
their efforts for the highest pos
sible this year.
The series of meetings will be
represented by the county war
board. AAA and Extension Ser
vice. Newell said, with a general
discussion of subjects pertaining
to local problems.
The following is the minimum
production goal set for Glacier
county:
Flax. 1O.602 acres; potatoes,
100 acres; field peas. 800 acres;
oats. 10, 554 acres; barley. 12,477
acres; rye. $50 acres.
Cattle, $500 head for slaugn-
ter; sheep, $500 head; hogs,
$50 brood sows; eggs. l55, $50
dozen; mich cows, 1921 head;
milk production, 500. 1879 gallons.
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mean that person shopping f, r
meat had the alternative of buy
ing two pounds of T-bone steak
with the % available points or 6
pounds of rolled roast with the
same number of points. A per-
son could likewise get pork, lamb
or mutton if desired and t h e
points would be posted by the
butcher so h e shopper could
Judge t h e relative values and
scarcities.
Variations in demand a n d
supply of meat or other commod.
tiles can be adj .sted thru point
rationing. With meat prices
frozen there can be no price rise
possible to counterbalance heavy
buying of scarce items. Thus the
cost OF living is stabilized and
point rationing is applied to as.
sure everyone of having an equal
opportunity to buy the scarce
items thru having an equal mum.
Der of point values to spend.
The coupons in War Ration
Book No. Two have different
values go the point values NAV
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-01-08
Wren Funeral Rites
Conducted M0ndav

Funeral rites for the late Will
lam l.. Wren. 50. and his infant
son, Jerome Lester, whose deaths
occurred at the Milk River home
New Years day. were conducted
at the Little Flower Church Mon.
day at 2 p. m. with the Rev. FIR.
M. j. Halllgan officiating. II.
terment was made in the Cath
lie cemetery.
The father was taken violently
i'll early New Years morning from
continued on last page)
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Food Shortage In
California May Be
Local Situation

The lot of King Midas of old.
whose magic touch turned every
thing into gold, making him the
richest yet the poorest mortal on
earth. is somewhat that of Cali
fornia people. who despite their
ability o buy the simplest Of
food are living on diets stripped
to the very bone
Information giving a closeup
of the food situation in southern
California was received from
relatives at Burbank by Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Manuel Monday,
casting a shadow that may proph-
esy what the rationing plan is to
mean to people of Browning in
the months to come.
The author of the letter to the
Manuels writes the following:
I'VE sure have been having
a time with the shortage of meat
and eggs and no butter at all this
week. l have exactly one egg
left We have to use oleomarger-
inc and it's hard to find. Toby
1.-THE dog) sits all day long and
guards his bones for fear we will
make soup out of them. He's
been boarding them.
Mrs. Stevenson, a neighbor,
was able to get 4 piece of ham
for supper and her family were
delighted. So you can imagine
our plight. It's been so long since
I've had piece of beef I'm afraid
my stomach will jump up and
grab it.
II stood in line the other day
and when l got there what | got
was four weiners, a pound of
pork sausage and a quarter-lb of
butter. We were glad to get
that. You can imagine how we
enjoyed the turkey we had Christ
mas.
I'VE manage with coffee OK.
We drink about cup piece
day. Our gasoline situation is
just fine. We have more than
we can use.
Am still able to get horse meat
fer dogs and cats.
Two neighbors a n d myself
ia k e turns getting a weeks
supply, which is l6 pounds.
"Store shelves are stripped of
canned goods. for this new ra-
tioning order just finished up all
canned goods. Christmas trees
were awfully high here, selling
for SIS, Sc and 81 for real large
ones.
Nv e ordered our turkey t
Thanksgiving in order to be sure
to get it. Many people were un-
able to get one. Shipments We're
five days late and were 45 per
cent of what dealers ordered
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FriarS as Wine Growers

The first vineyards of California
were planted by the Franciscan
friars. Now the vineyards consti-
tute one of the states major indus
tries.
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100 Million Dozen

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lion chickens; they produce nearly
100 million dozen eggs q year.
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