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Deaths, Marriages and Divorces
DEATHS

Ethel l. Burget 1927 Burnsus a.
John Clemens, 1889 centralia, Redford,
clara Jenkins. i3soi Dexter Blvd 50
Frieds r. Heyer, 1885 Park Grove. 40.
Mile sanders 2i2l Hastings -,
Wilson r. Clemens 37d ". Grand H. q q,
MAJ, Brown. soss Mandslay 90
Howard Cochran $3.50 Abbott. IS.
Man IFdwards 14Ot Monroe. ~.
Hazel QUINN 1912 Chestnut, -.
tNsyn Miller. gai Garfield 10
tmrn chasfar rs casgrsin. 81
Alexander Joseph NedziesA, A9t Cen
Orle HutChin, 500 Morr,u 90
smith ChHstmau, $685. Brush 30,
samuel Cnwe1 l2,As S'orpe 81.
Anna KoJida. 81 " GrNd1Is 6t.
Alexander Gureoki. tsSs RiopeIe -
Charlotte Ann kazmiercxak, 1909 tlem-
Wl : month
Eugene Wilmington Trodo, 26j5 RIVER.
si1s Drive. Trenton 6A
Frs Mae BudbuI. 1923 Townsend. 20.
Donald AFFORD 7f3s Dexter 80.
Frank Brown ASS Nntewo0d 6n
Emersnds neRsngade 1857 sussex, =.
Mar R~rzvrurw%iyr. 'Hi7 f}t, ~.
Laura Graves gle7 DarfUni. 81
Pis'ro Sanford. $3.50 French RI -
Antonio CrImi 3li0 Pennsylvania 30
Mara K. otto s103 Lakewood 80
Marjorie MAY Brayman, 467i NaIVI',
Frank ciszewsH 1890 Glented ~.
Thelms Richardson 1910 N1nin street
Joseph Krusch.r. $3.50 Marietta. 81.
David ". Jordan. 1898 pierson. li.
Fern Fayeth wsrneke 1854 BALDWIN 2lA
Edith HymAn. 1882 L.nWp"d, 6-
Bransog Y. Gambler. sol r. rsmh11rre
John X Mrenoa, sa7s Ho.brooa, Ham
trAmck s.
viola Brass. 2Oo2 Fiopeue 81.
Eta McKsv. Almonr, Mich 80.
Ro.gief MOS Parker
Daniel Lewis Merchant. 1879 cherry lawn
5S
Jacob Dragon f205 CopHr IS
Lacy Grove 1sq Minnesota.
jamie Mohlry, 3O43 Yemans, Htn'rsm~k
-
william BsJrOeld 1851 Harold. 30.
Atsk Sshsgian. 1871 IVeuue'b 6t
Frances NJ BIthrl Msnsel. 1875 tRt|.a
blvd 80
Mar kearnev. iiSl W etiaa,Rai rs
Lillian HsNNrs. 3lOt MatbarGGrsut 0e.
Barbara 6tsthIyn White, 3l5ol H7ca. Ga-
den CITY, 81
Mar, Ellen MonChamp hjlS Corrr- 81
MARY BROWNIES McCs,tru. 1872, Lincoln
~
Minnie Gaffsh. 1892 s. clair IS.
simon IsIN 22tq Vermont. IS
Eusn T. Carpenter t02l3 lakeuo.ule 20
Peter Nikorun 2ilI Canton as.
George =. Condcs. 2e3l sauna Dear
George M.cars - Ruin. r,o-,c. 81.
Sesirs Isaac 1913 F. Lsrned so
Josephine Johnson. $685. Hartford g.
Margaret Rleeds. 3l7S Sargent IS,
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Deatb lotites

CLEVELAND Mabel, July ?. dear mother
~ Laon. sister OF Burley Gaut ana Leila
Mast Of Battle Creek Funeral service
Friday evening al 40 AZ me Car q. Han
Funeral Home 1877 Holden a. Trumhul
iniermen, a. Maple HI Cemetery sstur.
dHF a. ~ noon.
TEMPLE Martins July : beloved wife ~
Morris dear mother % Private Raw
rond Private Morris u. and Richard .
sister ~ Mrs. Celia Herpioh. Funeral
Satufday morning from residence 3l77
Garfield A. 80. ~ 81. Elizabeth Church
a. no.. lnterment M olVet Cemetery.
THOMAS july 8. 1855 al his hone. 1854
Pinehuttt ave Lloydl husband OF Mari
J.. Thomas. a'sp survived by three sisters
and one hrcthsr. an ~ New York CITY.
~ ohHue. OF me VIM r. Hamilton cd
Cass aye. ~ AleNanfri1e. until O'Clock
FrfdsF afternoon. Funeral service ana m
IeIm.nl 81 W nI GAn Pa
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Woman Legislator
Serving With WACs

FORT OGLETHORPE. Ga,
July S ClNS)-~Among other pro-
feSSions represented in the WACs,
Fort Oglethorpe reporte d q
woman state legislator
She rs 2d Officer Catherine FaI-
vey of SomcrNille, Mass Now on
the staff of Gen. Don G. Faith,
commanding general Of the WAC
training command, "a Officer
FaINry recently lrit Oglcthorpe
for a ucV Ass ,nmonl ar Dayloud
Beach. Fla. second of the FIVE
WAC training centhrS
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DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted f0
Beatrice Temple from fTer".
VIVIAN NJ Bradford from Wallace,
May Schreiner from Matthew
Roberta r Prsim. from Iiat0 n
Walter Richardson, from FTeGerlcrs
Jane Yoeman. from Ernest
Mary Kalakowski. from Barney.
GLADYS Richardson, from STEPHEN.
Francis Patterson, from Margaret.
Haywood Storey. from Marion.
/. Mary OErALleY fE1rn MlEEAE-.-
FIrora Marshall from R0nsrt.
Mary Williams from Charlie.
Lsrors BLACK from John y
Florida Winston from James.
Roscoe Chanet. from Elsie
Dn4cI4s Green. from Wilma
William p8gvHe. from 'Hr'"ue.
ANNII NtNT
NafIee. r SaiperIN. from VS. sr
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rtN>rIRING

Al PLASTERIN repairing workman
ship guaranteed reasonable prices. Free
estimate. AR 3071
ALTERATIONS arches p'ssterrg gone
ersl plasterlng contractor repairing
Eusr8nteed. reasonable Madison sou
BETTER p'ssterng, repairing workman
AnIp guaranteed trstlmN'eN ''NalH'
Prompt service Lafayette 1922
GENERAL. CONTRACTOR Windows
callkef sHs brick fronts r.etred,
Ta'hIrE. ceilings. Covrs. arches. 'lnar, .
Emp'e 2utZf
PATCH. PLAST ERING iatning tFv,B-
thing furnished Eepairs reasonable
~ upf service Temple itO2ss
PIASTFEINg t8r-e ol small jobs. fe-
psfrn- ateftrons; tft,'In1. Ir.e.
ph.ne tfirfiy ahta
'STFDiSG R-paHH-. sterai 80
Jon 10 mail. ifsr. Irrrr'-s FoR0
send s.fS4A.
COEstTT 're e~ar-rf real sfs's isf-
t-ss 10 he bIg sunday Times Want A
aecll1nt
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Tries Ginseng Growing
On Southern Farm

UATTIESBURG. Miss, July s
GNSl. William SehWejler ST. of
is'ue~burg may bring the pro-
ducuon of ginseng for medical
purposes back to thf> country,
where b. Mas originally grown.
The Chinese have used ginseng
tea tor medical purposes since the
plant was FIRST imported into their
country SchwcIl"r plans expert
mcntauon ON N.~ farm In Arkan-
Sas. Ginseng also thrNcS IN ONO
and Idaho
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MP History Painted
In Mural al KesSIer

EESSLER FIELD, Miss, July
s NNSl-A new mural recently
unveiled ~ KcSSlcr Field depicts
the growth and development Of
the military police Of The |. 5.
Army.
Tho paCoantrv Of Gen. George
Washington passage thro % { n
Philadelphia with MP'S attending
IS showed merging into the mod
crn Mp against a background Of
Clohal ware.
The mW5lj>t is an MP-Staff
Sgt Henry l.. Bcrmudez. former
New Orleans commercial artist.
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DEATHS

cara Ludford. 105 Alfred -
Marvin William JarnAEIn 5273 lvanhos
Catherine Sammon.- a146-AIgylG-- Dear
horn. IS.
Joseph y WINNER. 1851 E'mira &.
Elizabeth Hammet s'5 Blaine S.
Jesse O. Conner. 423l Louis -
Chester Alien Rser $3.50 Natcs'fr s7
julius OcnadJeus l22ta Ngpou-sI 81.
William Robinson sbi ADELAIDE 90.
Dora Frieda h0gei Wni 1u'h -,.
Nelson Lucas. g33 Watson. o.
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Be Careful on Phone.
Air Cadets Warned

COCHRAN ARMY AIR FIELD.
Ga. July : tINS1 - Danger
enemies may be listening IS the
legend printed on every telephone
dial AZ The Cochran Army Air
Field. today.
IT, John RoSental assistant
public relations officer At the
field. thought up the reminder 10
help telephone users Remember
that conversations often aid the
enemy by disclosing Information
not intended Tor eNcsdroppcrs.
BUY War savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered 30 YOUR door from YOUR
Detroit Times carrler-salesman.
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TIT pErHoIr TINES

AZ
-...,,, .s.,,s@o5
There can ne no d"hpl ila'
this war on enemy shipping e
has reduced the tonnage al ter
manN's disposal 10 a hare MIN
mum needed 10 meet the 'n"N'
essential military and economic
requirements.
In the hnal deieai ot the
N>is our traditional weapon coy
rsanDmic pressure on'r again
VIII prove "nc of the most dc''.
siNe factors.
\.'H- -'.er' intensive H."
.#aH v. 7t7o'rr ~ f'i'lla ~
."n nH H- ".'N '.N''iH
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AKRON, July s INSJ- War
production was resumed al The
Goodyear Aircraft Corp main
plant today after workers had
moppcd up food waters . TO j.
inches deep
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ard Of Thanks

We wish % hank our friends ane neigh
hors FOR me beautiful floral offerings
donations or cars. the beautiful sermon hy
Father Doer and I'M Funeral Home dur
IHI oar recent bereavement Mr.. ana Mrs..
Joseph r Wells ana family.
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
r,r>rrNG AND DEcoR,1I>G

Al WALL WASHlSG-DECORATISG
Ans time. Free estimates IT, l.aasl
At paper hanging ks-sI'nTNTHs A1G FCT--
nF any time TT. f7Iq
HOUSE PAtNTI>I. paper hanging, paper
removed by steam. Plaza 9t32
PAINTING and decorating guaranteed
workmanship. Temple 2-o3f2
PAPFRHANGISG- HOGAETH $3.50
Guaranteed, reasonable PIleesi immediate
service
PLUMBING AND HEATING
GOOD used bathroom outfits available for
installation without qf!or,e2. Madison
0OlU
PLUMBING. HEATING 49, Installed. 70.
paired. remode.ed IS months 20 Tsy,
no. '-0''
SEWERS DUG. crooks replaced septic
tank, cleaned and installed, Guaranteed
workmanship, 2f-hour service. II, l-sf2i.
Pr MBNG. uCFNsED
ANY KIND of plumbing and heating re-
pairs. alterations, bathrooms. Terms.
Townsend s-5o35.
SO DIGGING. NO NEss-Sewers. drains
cleaned. elecfrI. machine. finest eg4 .P-
mruf. oregon 4}ts.
SINKS CLEANED sewers cleaned rIr.'..
't.. '-- laup service, i',.tn't '.
Madison Uu|1.
SINKS ..-au,4 49, 2f-hour sewer service.
uvsr 4 .N.. -oai Also plumbing tA'l'e-
rtI NBING. ~tWfR >tRNItE
ABBOTT sewer Service cleaned s.~ctr..
rsu.. PesuIfs or Oh, pay. Days, nights,
SUNDAYS Ef1sWnJl i.o---.
SAFETY SEVER Cjeaw1a electrically. Re
suits or no pay. Days, nlghts. holidays.
ca. Oii8
We SPECIALIZE In cleaning sewers by
electricity or or. ~ results, no charge.
Temple 1921.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOMIE FOR FUNERALS
3i62 r. JEFFERSON FtTZROY 2i7s-To
SUTTON \ son
ur7 TRCMRUIL AVE TEMPLE tioo
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RADIO SERVICE

FREE store chsckup. ,tHs. S. Ideal
Housekeeping shop. 5lI5 WOODWARD.
TT I71t0
RADIO service appfrr't.r sA radio
knowledre. part or fu ns Dexter
Radio ilE2j Dexter
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AnNERrIsING DISPLAY

CARLSON MISUNDERSTANDING Displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
= '-rrrt-r-TT-r- =
CONVERT your attic INTO an income. We
finance. SmAIley Madison ls45.
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Memorials

FINEST quality SO. i grade granite mark
rfs roW N1i "1- terms. TO. s-6q23
Oct Monument Works, 21if w. Dawson.
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700. 600 TONS sunk

Foot disclosed that since oc-
bv The Allies OF North
Afrlca. 100000 tons Of AXIS ship
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MAIIRLssLs KLNON AILD I'M NV

a DEFENSE aeatu. high prices Have
Your mattress renovated. 'N.Uer.' gsUs
kerchevaI LFu1N 1924
CONSULT fhr trIarEe1 Peal fsfafe ns'
mss ir ne bis sunday Times Want Al
Section
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INSULATION

ROCK wool blown in walls attic. saves
fJri. comfort. Ti. 4-S3Bp. Ewes RE. $50.
INND~CNPt>G AID LAWNS
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BICYCLEs An TRIaNCLE

REBUILT bicycles; all sizes. Crosse Pie.
Bicycle. 1901 Mack. TU. 2-423O.
CARPET AND RUG CLEANING
SERVICE RUG CLEANING Tackled down
csrpstuc specially: guaranteed. insured.
1910 LavndsIe. EIneWood - $40.
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rItMBING. LICFNsFD

SEWERS DUG. crooks replaced. sep'c
tank, cleaned ard installed, Guaranteed
workmanship. 2f-hour service. II, l-st2t.
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PLUMBING. HEATING 49, fnstslef. 20.
paired remode.ed. IS months 20 Tsy,
no Igs-
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

GOOD used bathroom outfits available f-r
INSTALLATION without qr.outes. Madison
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WASHING MACM- sMLLrER RLPAIR,

SWaDF llr7rIrE -F4ef side ssf,.,s Cea.
'nos Hsrpsr. AZ. 1850. Delivery.
? 1927
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Cascade County
Cool Mines Hove
S0fesY Record

In commencing workers and officials
of the Great Northern Railway com
pany's Giffen mine at Giffen, Cascade
county, Montana, for producing 2,152,-
176 tons of coal without a fatal I'M
derground accident during the five
year period ended in 1942, DR.. R. R.
sayers, Director of the Bureau of
Mines, also compImented the mine for
the safety improvements made since
the workings were visited by federal
coal mine Inspector several months ago.
The inspectors report, which DR..
Sayers transmitted to Secretary of the
Interior Harold l.. Ickes, points out
that less than half as many accidents
occurred in the mine last year com
pared with l941, and that the mines
aecident-severity rate dropped from
1877 to .l.7s.
'The low frequency and severity
rates in 1912 are due, in a large meas
ure, to the increased activities Of the
officials and the work of the safety
committee to improve safety conditions
in and about the mine,n the inspector
explained The mine, which produces
an average of 1900 tons Of coal daily,
employees about 30 men.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24

There is slight hope that the oil in
dustry's manpower problem win be
solved by the release Of drillers and
other experts from the armed forces,
TO return to their oil field jobs.
The problem Of the oil industry is
to get its manpower back from cost
plus government contractors.
Thus was snmmated the manpower
outlook for Montana operators at the
meeting in Cut Bank Wednesday by
Robert B. Shirk, chief, Reclamation,
Joint Use of Facilities and Manpower
Section, Production Division, Petroleum
Administration for War.
He said that there were z0,315 men
engaged in drilling in 1910 and In
1913, but 21,000 The industry must
get 10000 men back from the ship
yards and other war industries If il is
to drill $4,000 wells in 1874. He said
that 4s-hour week would go a long
way toward solving the problem but Of
fered no hope for 1t.
He urged employers to ask for ex-
emption of men of military age, be-
fore the local draft board If deferr-
ments are denied, the complete record
should be sent to the Manpower See
tion of PAW at Washington, D. @.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24

to make available these funds, the
original figure having been $4,000.
It was later cut to 100000. The areas
TO be diamond drilled include Running
Wolf, south Of Great Pals, in the Little
Belt mountains, Iron Mountain, BRACES,
Southern Gross, Hidden creek and Sheep
creek.
UsBM reported to the senate COM
mittee during hearings on the bill that
a preliminary examination of the area
indicated reserves in excess Of 50,0O0,-
600 tons Of iron ore.
UsGs surveyors are now at work on
Running Wolf deposit, working out of
Stanford, Judith Basin county, and as
soon as they have mapped the veins and
exposures, their data viii be turned
over to the Bureau Of Mines which is
expected to get diamond drills on the
ground within the next 60 days.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Hearing for
Small Miners
On August 2

On August at 10 A. NJ, the Mining
and Minerals Industry Subcommittee
Of the United States Senate Small
Business Committee viii hold hear
ing at the Placer hotel at Helena at
which United States Senator James G.
Scrugham Of Nevada win preside, ac-
cording to announcement received by
Carl J. Trauerman, manager of the
Mining Association of Montana.
The subcommittee started hearings
in Washington the latter part of March
and then held hearings in some Of the
western states in April. Mr.. Trauerman
and John Hickey, president Of the Min
ing Association of Montana, attended
the hearing held in Salt Lake City.
The hearings are for the benefit of
the small mine operators, who are pro-
dueing the needed war metals, or who
could produce these metals if certain
Instructions were eliminated. Plans for
operating small mines after the war
also are to be discussed The detailed
program as sent from Washington is as
follows:
l. Discussion of Scrugham Stockpil-
ing Bill SLIGO.
2. Effect on Prices on Production.
(a) OPA ceiling prices.
(b) Metals Reserve Company price
schedules.
(c) Premium prices ON copper, lead
and zinc.
ID Comments on the quota system.
3. Government Financing of Mines.
(a) Reconstruction Finance Corpora
tion mine loan program.
(b) Metals Reserve Company ad-
vanees on production.
4. Survey, Examination and Develop
ment Programs.
(a) o. S. Geological Survey.
(b) U. S. Bureau of Mines.
5. WPB Priority Systems.
(a) Effect on production.
Montana small mine operators, who
care to testify, are asked to please
submit written statements and either
read them at the hearing OF enter them
in the record at the hearing. Oral
statements win be accepted if time
permits.
The Mining Association of Montana
and the Last Chance Gulch Mining
Association of Helena are taking care
of the arrangements for the meeting
at the request of W. c. Broadgate,
technical eonsuItant of the subeom-
mittee. Senator James E. Murray, who
heads the general Small Business Com
mittee of the United States Senate
viii attend the hearing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Production RUfe
Tipped $500 Bbl. in
PAW August Order

Missionary work done by r. J. Jack
son, secretary of the Oil Conservation
Board in Washington, D. c., with re-
gard to the too-low production rate
recommended by PAW for July, showed
results with announcement of the Aug
ust rates, increasing Montana to $4,000
barrels per day, which is likely to be
close to the states maximum produe-
tion rate. Following are the new Rocky
mountain daily production rates, com
pared with July:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Synthetic Tires
In Greet Numbers
Are COMING in 1914

Los GELES.-Pr0ductOn Of a
synthetic rubber tire every second dur
ing 1914 was envisioned by F. B. Davis,
Jr., chairman of the United States Rub
Der Co. About $4,000 tons Of synthetic
rubber viii be produced next year,
Davis said This will fill all military
demands and will provide enough rub
Der for s1,5OO,Ooo passenger tires or
about three-fourths of normal years
demand.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24

Wheeler vas responsible Co &c amendmel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. Procsicol. pocketsized guide
book gives mdnY focis helpful 10 the pros
pecior. miner. end field engineer Covers
equipment and methods. geologic and min
erdlogic doto. identification Of important
minerals. and scores Of related facts for
practical use.
Handbook for Prospeciors and
Operators of Small Mines
By NJ w. Won Berne- See these data
WIZ Aid to Prospectors
$40 pages. S4y00 Lows pertoininc, n
Revised by Mlnino
Geology in Pros
Simply and concise pecting
ly. this book pre- Ouicrops
sen's everything the Sompling and As
pIoenooi mon con sdYing
- =. ~ -. Nss.- -. Occurrence in
equiment. to making
field tests. Proctcul MGkets ond
uses Of geology md Prices
mineroloeY ore ex- treatment
ploined Minerals Developing and
ore covered fully as Equippinq
to their occurrence. Glossary Of Terms
end vulues. Used in Mining
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
COAL MINERS CONVENE

CINCINNATI. - Methods to mine
greater coal tonnage for the war effort
were the main theme discussed at the
coal mine war conference Of the Ameri-
can Mining Congress held here this
week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24

Scientists in India who worked on
the problem of war clothing for the
growing Indian army discovered . pro-
cess of treating cotton cloth with the
seeds of two native trees, and have
produced finished product that is
warm, soft and durable.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Bowdoira Cos Field

Dakota Utilities reports two
competitions in BowdOin field during the
week:
Well 7l9, completed and shut in, to-
tai depth, 1913.
Well 71s, completed and shut in, to-
tai depth, $50.
Well III, rigging up rotary.
Well 1923, drilling surface hole, lib.
Present collections of waste kitchen
fats are about IS million pounds an
nually.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
cRNprT WnERR uRRpTT u DUE

0@&A%&& w &Aks&&d &%6&SAA A2 ava
Credit goes 10 e. A. Beeler Of
Billings for the s1oo,O00 appropria-
tion for exploring iron ore deposits
In Montana He was in Washington,
d. @. when the appropriation bill
was pared down 10 eliminate fmnds
for the purpose. He induced Senator
B. K. wheeler TO introduce the
amendment which was subsequently,
passed Reelsr started out TO pro
mote a pipeline from Montana TO
the Pacific coast. Told there was no
Steel he started promoting 3 steel
mill to make the pipe 70 build the
pipelins. In furtherance of that long
shot plan he was In Washington at
the opportune moment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Roe TUNqsTEN sTRTKE

wINNEMUCCA, Nev-Diseovery Of
high grade tungsten ore which win run
$500 a ton was revealed here this
week. Believed to be the highest grade
Of tungsten discovered in this vicinity,
an assay report made recently revealed
high grade ore from the Paseh mine in
the Bloody Run district to run 46.829o.
Send a contribution to the Sunburst
Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-24
Funds Appropriated for
Iron Ore Investigation


Mines testing deposits Montana according information reved
y B
was earmark for
Senator responsible
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VOcdHstS Head Shows
In City's Night Clubs
BY COLLEEN MacDoNELL

Don RENALDO is the big at
traction At Eddy Shepherds Club
Stevadora this week, singing ball
lads in Sinatra-iSh sort of way
at pleaSes the masculine contin-
gent as well as the feminine. With
q medley OF last years faVorteS
and this years hits, he is particu-
larly we'll received. "Embraceable
You. I'm Old Fashioned and
Dearly Beloved come in for a
far share of the applause.
Also new 90 the lineup are
Marcel and Dawn with some intri-
cate dance routineS and a goodly
Sprlnklng OF comedy Marcel looks
more like Charlie Chaplin than
the pantomimiSt does himself, and
general hilarity results.
Ethel Shepherd takes over the
floor with a new arrangement on
They re Either Too Young or Too
Old, then gets Swingy on "Old
Man River. Later Joe Blanket
comes IN with trumpet solos on
My Silent Love and Chloe.
The DcRoy Glamour Girls are
sS attractive as ever and do a tine
cob On MY Sister Kate. then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Saginaw Valley
Time Farley Set

BAY CITY. oct ! Saginaw
Valleys muddled time situation
VIII get a thorough airing tOmof-
row when representatives OF Sagi-
nav and Midland viii meet with
Bay City commissioners here.
The meeting was arranged by
CaSimer +. JablonSki chairman
OF commissioner committee APP
pointed for the study a week ago
after Saginaw and Midland Off
ciaiS decided 10 turn back the
clocks an hour oct. II.
Bay City commissioners are not
in favor Of turning back the clock
and local war plants Indicated
they would continue 70 use east
ern wartime regardless OF city
action.
Saginaw manufacturers also OPP
pose the change and petitions
asking that City Council recon
slider IT'S action are being circu-
lated in industrial plants