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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-10-09
Governor Praises
Political Activity

Phoenix, Ariz.-Economic and DO
litical action by unions will win the
war and guarantee just peace, Gov
Sidney P. Osborn told the Arizona
Federation of Labor convention here
1t is labor's responsibility the gov
ernor said to see to it that we con-
tlnue to have government of all
the people of this nation" He ex-
planned:
ITO win the war and plan for the
future means economic and political
action on your part If you take that
action, take part in elections, every
single one of you-you will elect in
this state and nation only those who
have the philosophy and understand
ing and sympathy of the mass of the
people. Then our government will
continue to be a government of the
people"
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-10-09

Low COST
SAVINGS BANK
| LIFE INSURANCE
= 7
QUESTION:
Where can buy the only life
insurance sold in Connecticut
with a first year cash value and
dividend without restriction?
ANSWER
Through the eighteen Mutual
Savings Banks in Connecticut
offering low-cost Savings Banks
Life Insurance.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
PHONE, WRITE OR CALL
SAVINGS BANKS LIFE INSURANCE
FUND OFFICE
ROOM 413, STATE OFFICE BUILDING
HARTFORD, CONN.
Connecticut Savings
Bank
AZ Church Street
New Haven
Application may be made Mt the
Life Insurance Department of
any Of the following banks:
BRIDGEPORT PEOPLES
SAVINGS BANK
BRISTOL SAVINGS BANK
CANAAN SAVINGS BANK
CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK
Norwich and New Britain
CITY SAVINGS BANK
Meriden
FARMERS & MECHANICS
SAVING BANK
OF MIDDLETOWN
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Winsted
MERIDEN SAVINGS BANK
NAUGATUcK SAVINGS BANK
NEW MILFORD SAVINGS BANK
NORWICH SAVINGS SOCIETY
SAVINGS BANK OF DANBURY
SAVINGS BANK OF NEW LONDON
THoMAsToN SAVINGS BANK
ToRRINcToN SAVINGS BANK
WATERBURY SAVINGS BANK
WINSTED SAVINGS BANK
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-10-09
100000 In Bonds
Purchased ByA.F.M.

Washington-The American FEEDER
alton of Musicians (AFL) began its
active participation in the Third War
Loan on opening day, September g,
with the purchase of 100000 worth
of war bonds.
The purchase, authorized by the in
ternational executive board, will bring
to $350,OO0 the investment made by
the union treasury in war bonds This
supplements $4,000 already invested
in Canadian bonds.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-10-09
Shop Iron Workers
Steward Joins Navy

Vito Verrasto, of Local 532, Shop
Iron Workers, and shop steward at
the Waterbury Iron Works, has been
indicted into the us. Navy as an ap-
prentice seaman, according to Frank
J. Since, business agent of the Local.
Since announced that the next meet
ing of the Local will be held Monday,
Oct. II, at New Haven Labor Tenn
pie, at 8 P. M.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-10-09

Emergency facilities such as new
factories, paid for by the govern
ment, $5,OOO,OOO,OOO; '4-Credits
against wartime excess-profits
taxes, which the companies can get
refunded if their postwar income
falls below normal, $l3,OOO,OOO,-
900.
Hearings before the committee
have been going ON for some two
weeks. Testifying on the last day
were a group of congressman, includ-
ing Rep. Bartel Jonkman Or, Mich. } ,
author of bill repeating the renego-
tiation law.
Jonkman said he was appearing on
behalf of the small businessman who
being "stigmatized as war profteer
whereas he is really patriotic Amer
lcan." Warming up to his subject
Jonk1nan shook the prepared state
ment from which he was reading
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY LAND
SHOULD NOT BE LEASED FOR
OIL AND GAS PURPOSES

In the District Court Of the Eighth judi
cial District Of the State of Montana,
in and for the County Of Cascade.
In the Matter OF the Estate and Guardian
ship Of
Lois Elaine Elllngson and Robert Don.
nelly Ellingson, Minors.
Upon reading and filing the verified
petition Of Leta II. EllingBOn, Guardian
of the persons and estates Of Lois Elaine
EliingsOn and Robert Donneliy Ellinqson
praying for leave TO lease lands for oil
and gas purposes owned by the petitioner
and the above named minors. which land
is situated IN Toole County, Montana,
and described as the Northeast Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter OF Section
Twenty-three. Township Thirty-five North,
OF Range Three West, NJ. ~, less two
well sites and five acres surrounding each
IT is ORDERED that all persons in
terested in the estates of said wards be
and appear before this court In the court
room thereof al the Court House In the
City Of Great Falls, Cascade County, Mon
tana, on Wednesday, the 25th day Of
August, A d. 1913, at 1000 O'Clock In
the forenoon of said day, then and there
TO show cause, II any they have. why the
said realty above described should not
be leased for oil and gas purposes for
period Of five years and as long there
after as oil. gas or hydrocarbons are
produced in commercial quantities. on
one-eighth rental basis. delay rental Of
S1.OO per acre per year If a well Is not
toAhiienttd Oh tnt lduu Wlinln one year
from date of lease, as more fully appears
In a petition filed herein. to which
reference Is hereby made for further
particulars, and
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy Of this order shall be published once
a week for two successive weeks in a
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished In the County.
Done this 11th day OF August. A. D.
1913.
H. r. Ewing. Judge
Date of first publication. Aug. IA, 1913.
Ok
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

Ray G. Barkuloo to Gertrude Gallogly,
AZ % on 5 Sc, ne Sc, 20. ne, 1884 ".
Same to same, 10 on Sc sw, W sw, 26-
e. c. Carney to J. H. Agen, So on n ne.
John D. Hess TO Stuart W. Hannah, ~
on n, 1-34-1e. u of 10 on n, 1-34-le. y
of 10 on n. 1-34-le. Y of 10 on n, 1-34-
Stuart w. Hannah to Edward Imboden
or Emma NJ. mboden, iis of 10 on n,
Ray C. Barkuloo to Jack Little, u of
% on W sw, Sc sw, "A. Sc, sw ne, 1885
phil G. Greenan to Wendell C. Baum,
li3 int. in l p on W ne, 3-35-3w; 1I3 int.
in u of 1Ts In W Sc, 3-35-3w; 1I3 int. In
of p on NV, 3-35-3w
1qe on ", %, Sc, 30, ne, n S, 32-32.2e.
Gertrude Gallogiy to Alice Schaeffer,
ILs of 10 on ne ne, e, IA, NV ne. 30
OIL AND GAS LEASE
State OF Montana to K. D. Pardee,
sw, W Sc, 5, Sc Sc, 6-37-4w.
Following leases given to The Texas
A Roscoe Tough. W, 25-s5-1w.
E. J. Lander & Co.. Sc ne, Sc, 5, ne,
sc ne, s-33-3e.
Bruce r. McNamer, NV. 14-33-3e.
Ida b. Hunter, ne, 80, NV, 33-32-1e.
Leet Rooney ct al, NV, 14-34-1e.
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, e, 81
Thor Jorgenson. NV, n sw, 32-32-1e.
Margaret Johnston, sw, 33-29-le.
Francis ID. Johannsen, ne, n NV, Sc,
21-341e.
oliver Giles ct al. n ne, NV. I5-s5-lw.
Michael Mitchell, lots and A. sw
80. lots i. 2, 3, ne NV. 31-32-1e.
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, W, 81
33-3e.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Washington Oil Finding Co, to Lila A.
Hanberg, sw ne, NV Sc, 25-36-3w. Sc NV
sw ne, 30-36-2W.
The Carter OH Co, to Ingeborg Jacob
son, sw, " NV, NV sc, 3, ne, 8, W NV,
ne NV, 10-36-4w.
RATIFICATION OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE
Alice NJ. Kinsley TO The Texas Co, ne,
13-36-3w.
MINERAL DEED
Ray G. BariSuloo and G. H. Stansberry
to d. ]. Mullady, SO 3I4ee on Sc sw, 10,
ne NV, 80, 94E on NV NV. IS 3I4ss on
Sc NV, ne sw, 1907 on sw ne. 30-35-3w;
94% on Sc Sc, "a. ne ne, 25-35-4w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

Preference Rating Order P9s-b,
under which the petroleum industry Sc
cures priorities assistance in obtaining
materials, was amended today in two
important respects.
BY terms Of the amended order:
l. Production operators are author
lied to use Preference Rating Of A
tx in obtaining materials (Other than
maintenance, repair and operating ma
terials) for production operations.
2. 1t is no longer necessary for any
petroleum operator, regardless Of which
branch Of the industry is concerned, to
place both a preference rating and an
allotment number on delivery orders.
Experience has shown that delivery
orders for many manufactured products
needed in production operations must
be filed much earlier-months earlier,
in some instances-than the time pro-
vided for filing applications for allOt-
ments of controlled materials. Such
items (other than MIRO materially have
therefore required special applications
on PORN WPB 1865 for a preference
rating assignment, in advance Of the
regular application for controlled ma
terials allotment.
Since the preference rating structure
under the Controlled Materials plan has
been fairly well stabilized, it is now
possible to eliminate the special ap
plieation for preference rating and
authorize the regular use of the AA-2X
rating for such delivery orders.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
NoTICE no CREnITORs

Estate of Steven Surgely, deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned r. X. West, Administrators
of the Estate of Steven Surgely, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
lication OF this notice, TO the said Ad-
ministrator at 305-306 First Nat Bank
Bldg, Great Falls, Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business OF said estate in the County of
Cascade.
Dated at Great Falls. Montana, August
18th. 1913.
r. X. West,
Administrator of the
Estate of Steven
Surgely, Deceased.
Date Of first publication, Aug. "A, 1913
Ak
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
MsPEoT THxAoo oPERATIoNs

Hugh Stewart, division manager and
Mark Terry, assistant division manager
Of The Texas company, arrived in Cut
Bank on Friday to inspect Texaeo OPP
erations in Cut Bank and Kelvin.
Texaeo is drilling two wildcats, one
in Devon district called Wallace, Trus-
. tee No. ], in NE swA NwA, 1892
lie, is drilling at 450 feet. The second
on this eompany's Brady block, south
west Of Midway field, called schlepp
No. /, is rigging up on Sc sEHsEh
2l-27-2W. Larson Brothers are con-
tractors.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
Chester, Montana
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Liberty County TO Alta A. KoIstad,
81 q on 8 sw, sw Sc, sec. 31-3I-4e.
Morris B. Stewart TO Melvin 3 Mel
son, sw sec. "a, ne ne, ne, ne Sc, sec
33-2s-6e. NV, sec. 29-2s-6e. E. sw Sc,
sec 28, NV ne, sec. 33-2s-6e.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Lizzie LAS to The Texas Co., sec.
%; ne, sec. IS; sec. 34-33-5e; e Sec 10.
sw sec. IL; NV, sw, n ne, sw ne sec. "A:
NV sc sec IA; e sec Is; Sc ne, sc
sec ~: ". ne, Sc. sw sc sec %: ne
sw ne. NV ne sec. 20; NV, ne n Sc see
~; NV. sw ne. ne sw sec. 35; n NV sec
IS, ne ne sec. 27-33-4e
Helga Rockman to same, s sw sec. g.
33-4e.
Alexander L. Lackey 70 same, sw NV,
sw, Sc sec 3; W ne, Sc ne sec IL;
8 NV sec. is; sec. is; Sc Sc sec. s.
33-5e; &C. ne. NV ne, sw, Sc NV sec
i: sec 1a-33-4e
Cedor B. Aronoy. Adm. John Holm Est
20 same. e sec 4: All of sec. 5-S3-4e.
Harry ID. Roeknan TO same, sw sw sec
4 NV sec II. ne sec. II. Sc NV sec.
u; NV sec. IA; ne sec Is; ne NV sec. IL
33-5e.
Wilford and FIorian Kuhry to same.
ne ne sec S~3S-5e.
Mrs. Henry o. Reitsch to same. sec. 20
S3-4P
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

A public auction sale of oil and gas
leases on allotted and tribal Indian land
in township 81 ranges 8 and and town
ship 81 range 5 on the Blackfeet Indian
Reservation. Montana, win be held at the
Blackfeet Agency, Browning, Montana. at
1870 p. m, August 81. 1913. For further
particulars call upon or write the Superin-
tendent, Blackfeet Agency. Browning.
Montana.
Date of first publication, Aug. "a. 1913
2x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
IMPLICATIONS

Charles Jeffrey to The Texas Co, sw
sw sec. i; ne, Sc NV sec. IL, " NV sec.
12-33-5e.
w. z. Byerly to same, n sec. 20-33-4e.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Hugh Scott ct al, 70 Karl H. Jeppesen,
2 and ] of Ii, Sc sec. "a; NV sec Is
34-4e
Smith Scott ct al, to same. and x of
1sb, sec. 1S-33-5e.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
CALI, FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASES. AUGUST rs, io43

Notice is hereby given that open com
petitive bids for oil and gas leases on the
following described lands will be received
at the State Land Office, State Capitol,
Helena, Montana, at 200 O'Clock, P. NJ,
Wednesday, August rs, 1913:
Tract Hnhdi.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

This Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
State Board of Land Commissioners.
Date Of first publication, Aug. z, 1913. Ok
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T09xsM COUNTY x@A.HEkKMMaB
my Tesae s5szmsy Ahsssmes o..
Shelby, Mksssana


7-87-4ws :. -.
- ;,,,,l. Ga@a5 n = - 80 lots
:s 4's 49, 4: n 4 60 y a Ssass.
D4s zasss S . saasss s e -
ss11 iss's@s g. { sw, d. 4 g. sz,ss-zw
AssHcSM s5 Es srs oT n IfH u As &C. ~ ON
T.. o. Rsecknofs and r. @. Parent to
Carl Nelson. a q q sza% cn Sc sw'
sw g. ~. W sws z5l ne 81 20s5-Sw .. -
se s sg ~ 70 = g. R ss 81 e % &C. . as Sn
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Ray c. Barluloo co Stuart w. Hannah,
@: z. Gallogly g Joy II Kline, Of l%
s9 a Nv; sS T. sssS-4S. < of TX on sw. W Sc,
William wrishaw TO l. r. Barber. IL
stuart VI. Hannah to Leonard W. Moen
and Harriet 8. Moens Il of 1% on Sc, 2,
Gertrude Gallogly to Milton Gross. and
June ID: Moreno, 4 of - on sw, W BE-
). T. whistler to virginia Lee Daigie.
u OF 1sb on Sc. o. 8. 10-352w. X of
IL On NV ss e. sS.sS.iw: q * Is
Sc, 3o.S5-iw. X Of lF on ne, n Sc, Sc Sc.
ne sw %, sw, e, 2S-35-zw.
John ID, Hess 10 Stuart w. Hannah. %
H c. Leonard onS smith to Ralph HsrtzeIl.
same to John c. Roberts, 1ss on sw Sc,
John D. Hess to Stuart W. Hannah.
leo on n, 1-S4~1e.
RATIFICATION OF OIL AND GAS
IzA@E
Trustees of school District No. SO TO
The Carter OIL Co, 8, 20, W, 2tSS7-Sw.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
@. 8. Frary 20 Bessie l.. Frary, various
percentages covering 2720 acres, all IN
swR oli sc nj assn assiannents from Gertrude
Leon l. Rodgers and Elmina Rodgers Is
Of Arthur III on W. wi spsigh Il * on ne ne,
e IA NV me- 13-37-2w.
Jarru r. Jurva and Jane r. Jurva, "
Of e. IL s. on rr sm e. Of * On Sc Sc. il
on NV, 2e.s4-sw, H Of Ig6 on nv, 9, swI
1eS on ne, 2-sSSw,. x of 1sb on Sc sw
wsw 2S-3I4ws u OF 1sb ON n ne So ss
ne lanes se, x0Ia1TMs MUST and Marie A. MusiI y
of 1s6 on ne ne. w e, IA, NV me- 23-37-zw
James r. Harper and Minnie I. Harper
x of fs6 on ne ne, W e, IA, NV ne, %
Martin BertagnoIe and sophronia Bert
agnole, n of 1q6 ON sw, 17-37-4w.
Stephen 7. Hudak y of 15 on sw' II
oscar a. Blksen. \ Of 1s6 on ne ne
ss IT, E~ c nTE ~s q L Of 10 ON n,
q x,r - % s3,s - :" - -
"a - ~ ~ = ~ s,S = ,se Ss aT7ry
~ ~ rzss,s.s u ~ Id ~, ne ms y
"a ~ 80 81 9r1 ~ - '
~ Rss,s ne 80 - I - ~, No ne NO "A
s,, -. =. "a S7ozss "a - - - ~ -
s,,,,rv - ss,vestsv IN " n penfavn4r
~. - 80 80 ~ry -, y,ry 90 -. s,n .
95s VI =, y 81 LEE - 80 s~' sew SsaF1s
ounuu nv, wmaSw xsr.x on n "a,
Oh ~
cssf,ss a. T~v nS.s a. sa goq aka -
SsET1Sgs ~ 1,s,vs ~ e pere T. Ef,ov =
raI1s MATHEMATICIAN ess, es Il ma : nv
NV NV. gw, sw sw, 21-36-1w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
OPPORTUNITIES


Fissaa
2se
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
on FIELD MAPS

Map showing Elk Basin and
Badger Basin Oil Fields and in
GLIDING areas in VIZ 81, $3.50,
81 and $500 and 101, Wyoming;
SEX 9-22, S1k 9-23, sWA 9-24,
Montana. Map shows structural
contours and wells Of the two
fields, leases issued, and applica-
tions pending on Government
lands. Size Of Maps inches by
As inches. Scale in. equals
1000 feet. Blue line prints.--s7.5o.
Map Of Park County show
ing location of twelve
proven structures -....--..-- $500
Map Of Oregon Basin Oil
Field, revised September,
1919 ...--...-...--.---..--....-...-.-..- $500
HOWARD z. BELL
Civtl Engineer
CODY, WYOMING
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
OH.

OPERATORS and sseaasisss mav avmn tAums-
selves Of chs mse se the Msnk@na on and
has tbs largest eeiisstian sxtant q o. q @.
s.. st@fa snd px4vase REPORTS On Montana ea
and mining wsosoRy. Since many Of these re-
nished Of rsDsrts, eawsshsr with maua, On =
Moderate folio aharws thruugh the suppiy
psDsr%sT H Tssss zS on ssS MIS ,s
Falls. Montana
WILL suitcase 25e0 acres OF Government
land which has been declared as good
prospect for OH and Gas, by reliable
made to suit parties who make sub
lease. Address Box z31. West Yellow
stone. Montana. s-i4-z
WANTED. Block widest aereags on known
structure with drilling depth not greater
than 8,eoe feet 30 Madison lime Submit de-
tailed infurzns&icn. Write Montana on jour
nal. Great Falls Mcntmnm- 7-lS-o
OWNER OF 50 ACRES IN Section ss-ss-2w
IN center Kelvin field deslres contact re
aporsIbie producer who will drill Same on
partnership basin Write Box 1850. Great
Fails, Montana z-le-u
FOR SALE: on lease equipment and build
ings and acreage for lease In proven
part of Kelvin field. Fine location for
deep test. Address BOX 200, Montana
OH Journal f-Sl-o
FOR SALE: 1000 feet, "a h., Tin. o. D.
casing In hole 80 miles north of Lusk,
Wyoming. Write Vincent Carter, 405
Majestic Bldg, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Sl4-b
FOR SALE. Complete set drilling tools.
and engine for Standard rig. G. W.
Robson, Attorney, Lewistown, Montana
s-l4-o
ACREAGE between Kelvin and Sunburst
oil field for SHE. Address, P. o. Box
1873, Great Falls, Montana. slid
NEW STRUCTURE, 1000 acres, South Of
Cut Bank. Very reasonable. Write BOX
g. Oilmont, Montana BIB
WANTED rig. tools and casing. standard or
rotary. Write at once 10 P. o. Box 1879
Great Falls. 1-24-w
legal Aavsrsisans1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
EQUIPMENT

WILL BUY salvage casing In hole, no matter
where located Write P. o. Box i225 Great
Fails, Montana q-fs-tf
LEGAL Asvsrtislnsl
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures "a rails
ing $4,000 or more for a legitimate
sTER LEONARD. Fox Theater Bldg,
Detroit /, Mich. 2-i4-d
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MINING

5000 mine rails including switches-7
mine cars-4O0 wire cable Picks, show
els, drills and other mining equip
mert, Phone 208 or write Box 1913.
Red Lodge Montana. sly
WANTED. mining company to open
new ledge at ore showing lead. cop
per and silver, east Of Neihart. Inquire
Mrs Laura Asbury, Whitefish, Mon
tana R-Is-n
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WANTED. An interested renter for farm
ing on rich Flat Willow bottom land.
100 acres. Inquire Mrs. Laura Asbury,
Whitefish. Montana. sta
PHOTosTATSs Birth. Marriage CsrtIfieases
Nap copies 70 lfxi7 IN. Mailing shop. ~
srd So. No, Great Falls. S-97-d
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FOR SALE. Complete set drilling tools,
and engine for Standard rig. G. W.
Robson, Attorney, Lewistown, Montana
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-26
A Thought for Today
Rubber Tire Bills

The so-called Rubber Tires Bill, intro duced by Senator Ellender of Louisiana on behalf of himself and six other solons, is not very dramatic in it's humdrum legal phraseology, but it is well worth reading beyond it's innocuous formal description as "A bill to provide for the effective in Spection, conservation, and distribution of motor-vehicle tires, and for other purposes" That bill drafting bro- mide and for other purposes usu- ally is just an insurance clause, to make certain that slovenly titling shall not defeat the legislature in tent. In this case, however, it is the heart, soul and body of the bill. The "other purpose" actually, the sole purpose for which the bill was drafted is to drive all tire manufacturers gas oline refinerS, automobile makers and chain stores out of the tire selling and repairing business, under penalty of $5,000 fine, a year in prison, or both. The bill would direct the rubber admin istrator to provide that periodical inspec- tions of tires shall be made "only by independent tire dealers"; that new, re- built, retreaded and recapped tires, and all castings and tubes and comeback for recapping and retreading, can be sold and delivered "only by and through lnde- pendent tire dealers"
 The rubber director is directed to buy or requisition all repair, recapping and retreading equipment he finds in the shop of anybody who is not an "independ- ent tire dealer" if in his opinion, it is not needed to serve the area in which it IS located The bill defines independent tire dealer" with meticulOuS care, by ln- clusion and by exclusion so that there can be no misunderstanding. The term applies only to dealers substantially all of whose business consists of selling or servcing "but not manufacturing" tires, automobiles or automotive equipment, selling gasoline and oil, or repairing, re- capping or retreading tires This would specifically bar stores owned by tire manufacturers or oil companies or auto motive manufacturers It would bar chain stores except those confined to automo- tive business.
 It would bar scores of thousands of country stores with gasoline pumps and tire service sidelines, which are the only agencies available to perhaps millions who live in rural areas. The only eXcep- ton made is in the case of mail order retailers and farm co-operativeS which were in the business before June l, 1942. The bill is of course, the newest version of the drive against chain stores, and must stand or fall on that basis. It spon- sors include, besides Senator Ellender, Senators Capper of Kansas, Maloney of Connecticut Mead of New York, Murray of Montana, Stewart of Tennessee and Taft of Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-26
Executive Mansion

And to your right is the executive mansion. . So you may hear at some future time when you are taken on personally conducted tour in Hartford Much has been written in the past week or so about a permanent residence for the governor in Hartford while he is in office. The Hartford Times says: "The idea is not new. It has been proposed many times in the last quarter century. The time has certainly arrived when there ought to bt a residence in Hartford which a Governor can use" And so on.
 All this seems very reasonable. A home for the head of the state seems almost necessity. And now with the curtailment on travel, and the time it does take to get places, it is a difficult thing for busy person, such as the governor is, to travel to and from Hartford Many states maintain executive mansions, So-called, and we picture them as imposing houses, large and spacious and more or less mag nificent. The old-time rococo style, the elaborate and turreted mansion is no more a practical house to live in, much less to run. So, no doubt, when and if the executive home is built in Hartford it will be a sensible affair, suitable for the needs and position of an executive family, something fine but not too over towering, but which will be well worth a stare as your conductor says-at your right is the executive mansion.