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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

Robert Seifert, sw s2-S2-2w.
32-3w.
Florence r. MacFariane, NV Sassy.
Forrest Z. Russell, ne, N.Y. n sc 2
Russell o. ZeII. Sc sS|s2-sw.
Clarence q. Russell. ne, i-5f-Sw.
Twin City Land CO. NV 1-31-8w-
John LePcck. Sc q " sw 5-si-2w.
w. L. DUBOIS. w 81, sw 30-a2-2w.
Henrietta AZ. Braaten, sc IL, n NV IS
31-3W sw G-31-2W
s. 4. Adaskavich. sw 70. ne. ne ne
30-32-2w.
RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEAsE
i E. Kunpf to J. W. Brownfield. n
RATqFEoAr4oE ON OIL AND GAS
Rose A. McCarty 70 the Carter OH Co.,
ne, NV 3-34-2e.
Irven s. Hunter to same. ne 12-s2-2e.
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Lucille e. Owen to J. Mort Walker. NV
r: 8: Hssiber Investments. Inc. to Ray
C. L. Smith 10 c. A. Anderson, AZ on
Bruce Ann Flynn to Bruce r. McNamer
and Chas. Theo. Eiine, 21ke6 on 81 1f9
acres in gw sw. 20-35-2w.
RELEASE OF ATTACHMENT
B. v. Hole, Jr,. va. United Petroleum
Corporation, lot S, blk. 8, Shelby First
addition
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Coleman H. Mulcahy to H. H LehfeIdt,
X int In 4-32-2e-
Leone Let's TO James +. OConnor. u
int. in NV NV, NV 19-35-1w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Glacier County Abstract 90.
Out Bank Montana
ON Ann GAS LEAsE

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Ole and Regina Berhram, his wife, 70
The Carter Oil Co., leases lots 8, A, s NV,
sw sec 1, lot /, Sc ne sec 2, twp 36n
rye 5w for ten years; x royalty of oil
and gas; rental after one year from date
at $323.90 for each IL months.
ROYALTY AGREEMENT
Helen Fitzpatrick Murphy, first party,
Alfred Fitzpatrick Burns, second party,
and Lloyd Fitzpatrick. single, third party.
agree to share each with the other to
the extent of 3896 landowners royalty
on respective lands owned, being Sc sw,
sw Sc sec % twp 33n rye 9w; W ne,
NV, NV NV, ne sw, NV sc sec %, twp
33n rye 9w; sw NV, W -sw sec Is, twp
33n rye CIV.
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST
w. r. Sanders, trustee, to Alva j. John
son 10 of s4h interest In lease on
sw Sc, lot 4. sec. 24-32-6w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
EQUIPMENT

WILL BUY salvage castings In hole, no
matter where located. Write p. o. Box
1875 Great Falls Montana 2-l3-d
FOR SALE: One large 5000 Dbl. oil storage
bolted tank. Write II. NJ. Oyerend, Box
JOB, Great Falls. l-M
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
To0zsR COUNTY, Tma&1KxwMmm
Sy TeaAs Usmn*y AhsAx&ee 90.
a1zsshy, akemAana


AgsHGEMENT or ROYALTY
John Bakshas 90 Samuel @. Griffith and
Margaret e Griffith v of 1% ON ". "a
:. stuart ". Hannah TO Samuel q. Gre
on W me- nv. 32-352e.
&. L. smith 10 FRANKLIN G. Ebaugh,
M. D. 1ss on sw &c, z0332e-
Gertrude Gailogfy 70 William J; Danish
ne. W e, IA, NV ne, 23-37-2w
Stuart w. Hannah to Madeleine Bonito,
* Of 1% on w. 34-S5-2e.
-, J. = 2. = An1 % sr: 70 y; q Carney, ios
sw NV, 26, Sc ne. 27-35.3w
e. c Carney to J. H. Agen, same as
Imiida D. Kerns TO R. x. West X of
1e6 on gw, 17-36-2w.
OIL AND Gas LEASE
Lila A. Hanberg TO The Texas Co, sw
ne, NV Sc, 25-36-3w, sc NV, sw ne, 1896
Thomas C. Anderson to same. Sc, 5, ne.
S-35-1w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Montana Gas Corp, to Philip Olson, Sc,
Carter sa..E on CO !. 70 Midland Realty Co.,
Same TO Selma Ireland. Adm. OF Estate
OF Alexander Simpson, deceased, NV,
sw, W Sc, 10-3S-1e.
Enden Smith, ne, 2-32-4w.
MINERAL DEED
o.. A. Nepstad TO Delorafne oil Syndi-
cate, Ltd, all oil and gas and minerals
in se, 2S-35-1w.
JUDGMENT
Santa Rita OH G. Gas Co., VS.. Manus
$ $. 27-s4-sw, subject to eiZ9S royalty to
Tooie county.
TOole county VS. Alma A. Lang, ct Al,
quiets title in plaintiff TO 9-32-1e, sub
feet TO contract for sale to Robert F..
ParseI.
Mrs. e. ]. Rooney VS.. Josephine Bowen
s e ne a. nv Ss Sc e 81 RR sM &c
except Sc 10 acres, sec 80. e ne, 80, e
Sc, 29-36-1e, subject to 196 royalty to Earl
Co, and contract for deed to ]. c. Tooie.
on AND GAS LEAsEs
z. J. Byrne to the Carter OIL Co. n 10
E. F. Baumann. ct al to Glacier Produc-
ton Co.. se Sc " sc 30: ne. ne NV, lots
ID. T. Nelson to Hardrock on Co, ne
sc /, ne 12-S5-1e.
Ida C. Howell to same. sw sw /. NV r.
35-1e.
George Nadeau to Napar OH & Gas Co.
8, ne II, NV, gw NV 1f-3i-3w.
The following leases all given to George
Nadeau and Wdlfred Nadeau, covering the
5csidsntM Lie ms. Co. 2s-sz-sw.
ASSx1Ie Root NV 5-31-2w.
II. Fl. Reften, ne 6-31-2w.
Arthur Fratzke nw IL, n ne 13-91-3w
sw 2, NV 18-31-2w.
Violet y. Clark, sw 8-S1-3w.
Lloyd ~. Lyon, n 35-32-3w, NV 10-3I-3w
Reuben zen, Sc 8, ne ne 10, NV nv
l1-31.3w.
Edward r. seifert, ne 31-32-2w.
Ole o. Holstad, ne "a, NV 25-32-3w.
Pacific Northwest Life ms. Co, ne "a
32-3w.
TooIe County, ne 49, z, sw S-31-2w.
Curtis L. Dumas, G W IS, G NV 26-32-3w
Wilberf Zeil ne gw 25-32-3w.
Russell o. Zell, ne, NV 3-31-3w, 81
3z-3zzSw.
Celia zeIl, " NV, sw 2, ne, Sc 1881
3w, gw 34-S2-3w.
Ray q. Bariuloo, Sc s1-s2-2w. NV 6
.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06

and geologists may avail
themselves Of the use Of the Montana
OIL and Mining Journals geological IL
hrary, which has the largest collection
extant OF U. s. @. s., State and private
reports on Montana oil and mining
geology. Since many OF these reports
are out of print, copies win be fur
nighed OF reports, together with maps,
on moderate folio charge through the
supply Department, Montana on ond
Mining Journal, SIS First Avenue South.
Great Falls, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS

CAPITAL sEERERS-Interested In rails
Ing $4,000 or more for a legitimate
project should communicate with AN
STER LEONARD, Fox Theater Bldg,
Detroit /. Mich. 2-14-d
POWER AND Light Plants, 600 watt 10
20 XIV. Prompt delivery. Rebuilt and
new. Write J. Messelt, factory repre-
sentative, 42e Anderson Bldg. Billings,
Montana. lad
WANTED-Shotgun and rifle, also shells
and cartridges any size, what have your
Write p. o. Box 12s. Vallejo, Calf.
PHOTOSTATS: Birth, Marriage Csrtifi-
Gates. Map copies 20 14x17 In. Mailing
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CALL FOR bids FOR STATE on. AND
GAS LEASES. NOVEMBER g. 1873

Notice Is hereby given that open com
petttive bids for OF and gas leases on the
following described land win be received
az the State Land Office, State Capitol
Helena, Montana, at 200 O'Clock p NJ
Tuesday, November 8. 1913:
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SECURITY Underwriters interested In
small offerings may learn of something
TO their advantage by writing 70 G. V.
lucky. 9-2S-d
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FOR SALE OR LEASE: Two claims, Bar
ker Mining district. Hughesvilles Mon
tana. Assays show $50 per ton. Lead.
zinc and some silver. Ore opened BY
tunnel. Inspection on request. p. o. Box
426, Great Falls 10-23-d
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

telefonske .stanice zunanjega
ministrstva. Govore vestno be-
lezita diva stenografa. Nihce he
more tenn govorom prisluskova-
ii, ker posebne kontrolne pri-
prave takoj samodelno prekine-
jjo zvezo, ako bi Sc vmesal kak
tretii.. Emo kopijo razgovoroV
dobi takoj I. S., toda nihce ne
We, komu Sc to kopija izro6a. @
tenn poroGa V svojih spominih
tudi lord Curzon. Ko je bill zu-
nanji minister, nj mogel nikoli
prodreti v skrivnost slU6be I. S.
Tajnost sta poznala samo diva
njegova podrejena uradnika.
Samo ia diva sta vedela "a ine-
ma zaupnikov in "a nacin njiho-
vega della.
Mexico je. hote5 CurzoD stopiti
v soho svojega tajnika, ko Je ia
.ravno govoril 2 enim svojih
glavnih zaupnikov. Tajnik je
sko6il III zunanjega ministra do
slovno pahnil skozi vrata na
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

poboznjakar. Castnik, XII je to
cital, je ze hotel mimo, toda
podpis memo" (nihee), Sc mu
ie zazdel sumljiv zaradi banal-
nosti. Precital ga je narobe in
dobil zopet latinsko besedo 90
men" (pomen) Agent je odprl
sv. pismo in poiskal psalm 139,
toda teh besedi tam nj bilo, pac
pa je vIljem cital nekaj cisto
drugega: "Tako znanje je zame
previsoko in ga ne morem dobi-
IT," Pomen tega verza pa je bill
dovolj jasen, cato so v upravi
lista ugotovili, 'kdo je prinesel
ia oglas in po tenn potu SO nasli
ogleduha, XII je svojim visjim ma
ia nacin sporocal, da ne mo-
re dobiti narocenih listin. ,
Agent I. S. dozive vcasih tu-
di kako razburljivo prigodo, da
jih samo skrajna hladnokrv-
most resi- smrti. Diva izmed njih
sta nekoc dobila nalog, maj gre.
sta v Berlin po vazne listine, XII
hi jih morala prenesti preko nj
zozemske meje. Ma dansko-nem-
Ski mejl pa SO Ju Nemci kot
sumljiva prijeli kljub ameriski,
ma potnima listoma. Zaprli SC
ju v hotel, dokler Sc njuna "a.
deva ne razjasni. Sprasevali SC
ju, poslusali, kaj govorita, ka.
dar sta sama in ali ne govorita
v spanju, budili so ju IL najbolj.
Sega spanja, kazali jima pona'
rejene brzojavke, vse zaman
Govorila sta vedno svojem a
mericanstvu in O pritozbi n9
konzula in poslanlka. Naposleo
so ju spustili ' Berlin ter sle
dill "a NINA. Vkljub temu pa
Sc jima je posrecilo uiti zasle
dovalcem. Dobila sta listine in
jih odnesla preko nizozemske
meje.
I. S. ina v sluzbi ma tisoce
stalnih in priloznostnih sotrud
nikov. Manjsi o organizaciji ne
vedo nicesar in poznajo navad
no samo omega, XII jim je pove.
ril kako narocilo. Nekateri sc
nevarnega posla lotto IL pusto
lovske nagnjenosti, drugi il
sporta, tretji il domoljubja -
prva in zadnja vista sta maine
varnejsi. Prva cato, ker lahko
preskoci v tujo sluzbo in della
ma dive strani, zadnja pa je ne.
varna lie sovrazniku, ker jo ide,
alizem tira ma najbolj tvegana
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

co I. S.? Ce odpremo Britansko
enciklopedijo, ia najvecji deksi-
kon, najdemo tam ,zelo suho-
parno oznako, da je to angle
Ska tajna sluzba, XII ina nalogo,
da zbira vazne informacije, da
.proueuje razne pojave javnega
zivljenja ter o svojih opazanjih
poroea svojim nadrejenim. V
mirni dobi Sc to delo vrsi v CLAW
mem preko zunanjega ministr-
stva, v vojni pa v najtesnejsi
zvezi z vojaskim poveljstvom:
Obenem pa DELUXE. v neposrednih
odsekih cetveroclanov posebne
obvescevalne sluzbe, XII "a gene
ralni stab zbira informacije O
sovraznikovih silah in namenih
ter o njegovem prizadevanju,
kako bi izvedel n a m e n e ma
sprotnika.
Kako Sc zbirajo sodelavci L
S.? Neki angleski castnik pripo,
veduje, da sc je bill v prosli vol
nj javil v obvescevalno sluzbo
ker ga ma 'front.' zaradi posko.
dovane levice MISC vec rabbi, v
obicajni vojaski pisarni pa Sc
mu ne ljubilo sedeti. Javil Sc je
pri generalu MacDonnathu, k
je bill nacelnik obvescevalne
sluzbe, in ga poprosil, maj ga
sprejme med svoje sodelavce
Med NINA Sc je pri tel priliki
razvil naslednji razgovor:
"Koliko casa ste cakali v mo.
j sprejemnici in kdo vse je bill
tam v tenn casu?" je vprasal
general.
'Zdi Sc mi, da sem cakal ka.
kin deset minut. Kdo pa je bil
Sc tam, "a to Sc nisem brigal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

podjetja. Eden izmed agentov /.
S. je Nemcem ma videz napravil
tako uslugo, da mu je sam &C.
sar Viljem izkazal cast, da ga
je povabil k sebi ma zajtrk ter
ga odlikoval z zeleznim krizem.
Razen 'tega pa je svoji domovi-
nj koristil toliko, da je bill oh
koncu vojne "a svojo predrzno
hrabrost odlikovan Viktoriji-
MIN krizem, XII ga Anglez lahko
dobi samo "a najvecje junas-
two.
Kdo naceluje tel velikanski
organizaciji? Ma to vprasanje
odgovorita lahko somo ena ali
dive osebi v Angliji. Cisto mogo-
ce je, da nacelnik I. S. upravlja
kako zelo skromno in podrejeno
sluzbo v tenn ali onem ministr-
stvu. Kadar tedaj hodijo k ME
mu njegovi zaupniki, ne vzbuja
to prav nobene pozornosti. Y
britanskem zunanjem ministr,
stvu imajo posebno telefonsko
stevilko "Whitehall 44-48"
preko katere Sc vodijo najvaz.
nejsi drzavni pogovori z Mo,
skvo, sanghajem, Tokijem
Bombayem, Sidneyem it'd. I've
re osebno nadzoruje nacelnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Intelligence Service

Zadnji dogodki ma severn,
kjer SO nemskim ukrepom tako
nitro sledili protiukrepi britanS
skega vojnega vodstva, dokazu-
jejo, da 50 morali biti v Londo-
nu toeno pouceni namerah
Berlina sicer bi protiakcija ne
bila tako nagla, smotrna in toe
ma. Govori angleskih drzavni-
kov dado slutiti, da SO bill an
gleski merodajni krogi obvesse-
nj tenn, kaksno presenecenje
Sc pripravlja skandinavskim dr.
zavam. V easopisju je marsikdo
opazil vest,' da je danski posla-
mix v Londonu pred ca o m
zvecer pozval svojo soprogo po
telefonu maj Sc nemudoma vrne
iz Kodanja letalom v London.
Gospa je poslusala svojega mo-
"a, XII je incl dobrega prijatelja
pri Intelligence Service in je bila
Sc tisto noe ma varnem.
Naslednji dan bi bilo Re pre-
pozno, kajti Nemci so bill ze v
Kodanju.
Kaj je Intelligence Service,
XII Sc navadno skriva pod kraft
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

hodnik, da slednji nj mogel vi.
deti, kdo sedi pri tajniku. Lord
Curzon je ma hodniku wei ma
znanje opravicilo tajnikovo,
sobo pa nj smel stopiti, dokler
je bill tam zaupnik I. S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
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Vesele bOzicne prazH,ike, sr,

VeseIe bozicne praznike, srec-
no, zdrdU0 in Use skOzi zado-
UOijHO N0Uo letO 1914
zeLint
Usena nsojina etanicam pri Useh
drustUah, katerim pripadan,,
n3ojim sor0dnikom (icam), pri-
jateIjem (icam) in citateljem
Enak0praUnOsti, ter da bi Sc Usi
nG$i fantje UojaH zdrdUi in
zndgoUiH poUrniH ndzaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

gledal ma ulico.."
"Kaj ste pa videli ma ulici?"
je dalje spraseval general.
mic posebnega Mimo so
hodili vojaki, nasi in belgijski
castniki."
"Tedaj mic .posebnega ?'
"Nie, gospod general"
20 Gem pa so Sc ljudje pogo
varjali v sprejemnici."
"Nimam navade prisluskova-
ii pogovorom, XII Sc ne ticejo ne
posredno mene," je uzaljeno od-
govoril castnik.
"Zelo mi je zal, toda moi So
trudniki morajo vse videti in
vse slisati, sicer so popolnoma
nepotrebni. Recimo, da res nj
ste vldeli in slisali, kaj Sc je 60
dilo v sprejemnici, toda opazili
niste nicesar tudi ma ulici. vi
pravite: Nasi in belgijski voja-
XII ter castniki so hodili mimo.
Toda ravno ia cas- so vodili mi
mo okna tri ruske vojake, XII so
cd Nemcev usli k nam. Clovek,
XII zna kolickaj spoznavati, bi
moral postati pozoren ma njiho-
We tipicne mongolske obraze, e.
den je namrec pravi Tatar, diva
pa sta Permjaka. Razen tega so
nell ruske plasce, XII jih tn go
tovo niste Sc nikoli videli. Vsi
trije so sli skozi sprejemnico v
mojo soho, mimo vas je Sci tudi
tolmac, da smo jih lahko izpra-
5ali in je precej glasno pripove-
doval tenn mojemu adjutantu.
vi pa niste nicesar ne videli, ne
sliseli in hocete v obvescevalno
3luzbo. Zdi Sc mi, da niste "a to
delo." Castnik Sc je, yes rdec,
takoj poslovil.
Cd sotrudnikov I. S. sc zahte-
vajo tri glavne lastnosti, ostro
opazovanje, magic sklepanje in
l:ladno kri. Lasulje, nepravi br-
XII, nosovi,. preoblaeenje in tai
ma crnila, vse to so izmisljotine
kriminalnih romanov. I. S. sc
redko zateee k njih vporabi. O.
/ razilo Sc je, da ravno najboljsi
delavci nikoli ne segajo po teh
sredstvih. &c jih kdaj prinejo,
SO njih lasje, brki in sow
pristni, potni list v najlepsem
redu; &c bi bilo narobe, je to Z :.
pol dokaza njih krivde ali vsaJ
slabih namenov.
Oh koncu leta 1914 je ma an
gleSko fronto v Franciji prise
lzonjen;ski polk bengalskih kop
ljanikov il Indie. Takoj PRIV
vecer po prihcdu polka je v ne
posrednem 'ozadju fronte hodi.
eastnik tega polka in spraseva'
vsakogar, cd kakega oddelka d
je, k::e je njegova ceta in kje j.
polk bengalskih kopljanikov.
Vsak je tujcu rad ustregel S
kolikor mogoce tocnimi odgovo
ri, dokler ga nj srecal namesee
nee I. S. Tudi ia je dal vprasu
joeemu ljubeznive odgovore, po
njegovem odhodu pa je takoj
stopil k telefonu in ukazal maj
bliznjemu stabu maj moza "a
drze pod kakrsnokoli pretvezo
Il .staba je takoj odslo troje
veselih in zgovornih castnikov
XII so prav ljubeznivo povabili
Bengalca ma case vina. Ko SO
sed:i, je prisel cetrti castnik in
Bengalca nagovoril po nemsko
Ia nj pricakoval nemskega ma,
govora in Sc je moeno zmedel
:, Kmalu so moza aretirali ir
Fodkrili v MEM znanega nemske.
ga ogleduha. Pogubila ga j;
majhna povrsnost. Bengalsk
lzopljaniki imajo ma eni ram
ma jhno zlato vrvico, in sicer ne
levi rami. Vec desetin vojako1
} in castnikov je videlo Bengalca
pa nihce nj opazil, da ina vrvi
co ma desni. LIE bistro oko cast
nika liz obvescevalnega oddelks
je takoj opazilo malenkostnt
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Vesele bocne praznke eSno novo leto gostn
ljem nasega ma ajbosega piva.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
BY ALBERT LEMAN

NEW YORK - Regardless Of
moves by the jeweiry trade TO
break the legal log jam and re-
lease silver TO industry, the white
metal bloc is still able TO thwart
Washington. Five senators from
the ore states finally BACKED
down from their former die-heard
stand and voiced their willing.
ness to loose bullion for business
purposes. But the pardon came
too late. One lord Of the upper
chamber threatened a filibuster
to check passage Of the Green
relief bill and the old congress
died before corrective measures
could be taken.
New York bankers illuminate
that the current shortage In o
national scandal. Makers Of es-
sentials are allowed TO purchase
through priority arrangements
foreign mineral at approximately
forty-five cents an ounce while
silversmiths and kindred fields
must pay through the nose about
seventy-one cents an ounce for
the same material from domestic
sources
Critics have secured evidence
showing that a. a result Of the
unsound ban bootleggers had a
lsnd-office rush In 1912 Snug
giers crossed the Rio Grande with
large packs Of sterling which they
secretly sold 70 American artisans
at an average price Of sixty cents
an ounce-reaping q very neat
profit for the lawbreakers. Man
haitian manufacturers charge that
decent craftsmen were tempted
10 decker with border runners
because Of discriminatory curbs
placed on statute books by selfish
political and mining interests.
News columns are packed with
statistics which review the sz-
trsordinsry 1912 achievements Of
industry in the war effort and
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with the goals set for the coming
year. But the great executives in
New York-proud an punch about
their record-are apprshensiye
lest folks should gain the impress
sion that a sudden miracle has
been performed
They try 10 pound home the
lesson that today's wonders are
the result Of the American sys-
tenn which required more than
ose hundred and fifty years to
develop. Free enterprise. initi-
alive. the inventive spirit and the
know-how are parts Of the ma
chine that poured out planes.
tanks. guns and ships. The strug-
gle merely forced the engine %
maximum capacity and gave u
one boss and one customer, Uncle
Sam himself.
When peace comes. they say.
there viii be one hundred and
thirty million other purchasers,
individuals seeking fuifillment Of
their particular demands. II gov
eminent then dragons manufac-
turing and refuses 10 remove its
dominating hand. the result viii
not BE- RECOMMENDATION Of business
30 much as Standardization Of
products. The future buyer viii
get only what Washington says
he can have. not what he wants.
The competitive principle means
that factories and statesmen We
with one another trying 70 satisfy
the public's wishes. FEDERAL con
troll denotes that the patron OBJ
tains merely what bureaucrsts
say he may have.
The new year should witness
a decided sniff In war power. In
1912 Germany had the strongest
army. with Russia second; Great
Britain the largest navy. with
the United States and Japan a.
rzInners-up: Germany the great
est air force. with Great Britain
and the United States not too dis
tant-
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after the liar, Nhat?

For than have been ths
thinking little else Everything family
done has beer associated directly indirectly
fort WHAT'S going TO happen when II .
Though h addressed relates
established principle. s.ooe..fsi advertising
New Year from the office
Gardner nationally advertising ~. has
thought that also sppnes the
When the whole world shouts. It's the
folks Be prepared TO meet
better prepared than the business
his firm before the puhlf following excerpts
from the the
rect for the az the implication
hnesdon get bogEeddown that ready
gong to happen:
To-day business the bushes. nd Ashty
But with Victory, come the
nendous problems Of Pesce-the
which must be made. quickly and smoothly Amerisn 20
realize the aims she's fighting for.
win you start sgain-from scrstch-wh brands as dim
the puehe memory sspoo and Sweet
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landed in North Africa with the
Americans and now are In action
in Tunisia.
The "T. D." is a special cannon
that can knock out a tank, on a
special mount that can outspeed
and outmaneuver that tank. The
chassis resembles that of our ex-
cellent new medium tank which
also did well for the British
against Rommel. The gun fires, at
high velocity and flat trajectory,
a rs o. los miihmeter armor-
piercing shell that is fatal to any
German tank now in Africa. But
ii fires from no turret. The T. DIS
armor is very light.
sLUGs, SLIPS AWAY
The weapons secret is speed
twice that of a tank which is. say.
35 miles an hour. Also footwork
the ability to weave and bob.
The T. d. can overtake a tank.
dart in, hurl pointblank a half
dozen hot shots that will drill the
tanks armor, then dash out again
to safety. Its crew is taught TO
seek the slower tanks blind spots.
Or it can fire from miles off, aid
ed by small. low-flying planes.
For protection against planes 1t
carries the so caliber machine
gun that has proven so effective
against Zeros and Messerschmitts.
And when it has destroyed all the
tanks in the vicinity, the T. d.
can seek other targets-trucks,
guns or troops. II is quicker TO