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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Glacier County Abstract 90.
Out Bank, Montana

ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
X. d. Pardee. ct ux, c. p. Castle, ct ux,
to the Carter OIL Co, oil and gas lease
executed by Ruth E. Michaels, insofar as
II covers gw sw, Sec. II. ne Sec. 20, T.
SO N, r. 5, West. Assignee agrees TO drill
well 10 Madison Lime In certain sections
in 7 SO N, r. West on or before April
is, 1914, or re-assign lease. Same TO same,
lease executed by Martin Michaels, insofar
as It covers Sc, Sec. %. T. 38 NJ, r.. West,
same provisions as 70 drilling well IN area
specified on or before April IS, 1914
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Lester Gardner, ct ux. TO Roy NJ Tolle-
son Y % oil and gas royalty on NV sw,
Peter G. and Elizabeth Ruetten to Chas.
4. and Mintie L. Williams, 5b oil and
gas royalty Sc Sec. Fl, S, Sec. p, T. 80
N, r. West
RELEASE OF CONTRACT
Idaho Refining Co, as purchaser to A.
E. Crumley, G. s. Frary and others, as
1887.
RELEASE OF ATTACHMENT
S. T. Scotland, VS.. H. r. Patterson, all
interest of Fl. F. Patterson In oil and gas
leases on Sc ne, Sec. %. Sc sw. sw Sc,
Sec. /, Twp wp % sTF NJ. r. West W.. 0' Sc me-
ASSIGNMENT
W. r. Sanders, trustee, 70 r. A. KuhI-
berg, 2eo participating interest In SAM
oil and gas lease covering sw Sc, lot 4,
Same 70 c. L. Rasmussen, 2qs on same
RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENT
Alex and Helen Johnston, TO Great
Northern Utilities Co, r/w across Sc sw
sec 80 n 6w.
L. d. TeepIes ct ux, r/w across ne.
e ne-15-nw 14-33-6w
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Stefsnija Ulrfch to Glacier Production
Co., leases W e sec n { 80 n 5w for 5
years from March 8, 1913; x royalty of
oil and gas: well 70 be commenced on or
before Apr. 10. 1913, or pay delay rental
of $50 each six months.
DEEDS
John and Rose A. Henry TO Joseph r.
Fisher, ne, Sc, ne ne sec %, d NV,
NV ne sec "a "a n 5w, reserving ali
gas oil and mineral rights.
PETERS e. Co, 70 Midland Realty Co. OF
Minnesota. sw sec l. 35 r 6w
Same 20 same, sec 20, { 81 5w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
Anaseleras Not E.rzabor.
Producing Horizon

The Journal stands corrected in
a frequent error in recent issues in
referring to the producing horizon
at Gage structure, In southern Mon
tana. as "Embar" The oil Is com
ing from the Amsden. From out
crop sections studied in that area
and the other wells which have
been drilled in central Montana no
Embar is known to be present, the
Journal is informed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
Twin Rivers Well
CoriHag the Mdeiison

Corning Is in progress on I'd
Reagan's Tribal No well on the
Twin Rivers oil pool northwest of
Cut Bank field, at depth of 1875
feet, Production is expected in the
top so feet of the Madison lime, as
in the first two competitions. A com
pletion is expected during the com
ing week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

Nadeau Brothers lost their hole
on State No. l in the newly opened
gas pool southwest of Shelby, in
Toole county, and have skidded rig
IA feet and started over, now drill.
ing at 800 feet, whereas the first
hole was lost at 900. Two previous
wells have had commercial amounts
of gas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

CALL FOE BIDS FOB STATE OIL AND
GAS LE4@E&, NOVEMBER Q, 1e4s

Notes q hereby gwen That open com
petitive bids for OIL and nas leases on the
following described land viii be received
at the State Land Office, State Capitol,
Helena, Montana. nc 2.00 O'clock p. NJ
Tuesday, November Q. 1913.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
FILLTNG STATIONS aFREE'

All restraints on hours filling
stations may operate are now re-
moved, leaving stations free to
choose any hours they wish.
(Ksaeal Aaswxssasm@1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

FOR SALE OR LEASE. Two claims, Bar
,ker Mining district, Eughesviile, Mon
tana. Assays show SEQ per ton. Lead
zinc and some silver. Ore opened by
tunnel inspection on request. r. o. Box
426, Great Falls 1O-23-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY Liberty County Abstract CO.
Chester, Montana

RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASE
" c. Miller to Lewis w. Ssuer. ne ser
81, twp "a n rye 7e.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL s. GAS LEASE
r. F. Smith, ]. C. Gulick. Oscar Sonen-
SON. as trustees 10 s. G.. S. Oil and Gas
Co., me- sw, sw sw sec /; Sc sec q sc
sw, NV sw sec 8; ne sec Is; se, ne sec
4: sc sec 10; ne, Sc NV sec u; Sc, lot
IL, IL, sec 5: W sec 5; NV sec n; ne
see rs; e sec. 8: ne sec IS; 3 ne, NV ne
sec IL; ne sec n: NV sec q; ne, NV sec
21; sw Sc, e sw sec 20. Sc sec Is; ne NV
sec u; Sc sec n; ne sec 80; NV sec 35
NV sec 26: ne sec 26i NV, W Sc sec p,
twp 37n rye 7e.
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EQUIPMENT

WILL BUY salvage castings Ia hole. no
matter where located. Write p. o. Box
1z25, Great Falls, Montana 2-l9-u
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This Board FeserR@8 ina xESEaI % Fe1ect
any and all bids.
State Board Of Ksmm& g9samalsss9nexe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

CAPITAL SEEKERS-Tnteresfed In rails
ing 825 600 or more for q legitimate
project should communicate with AM
STER LEONARD. Fox Theater Bldg,
Detroit /, Mich. 2-f4-d
WANTED-ShotRl1n and rifle, also shells
and cartridges any size, what have your
Write p. o. Box f2s, Vallejo, Calf.
9-26d
PHOTOSTATS. Birth, Marriage Certifi-
Gates. Map copies 70 14x17 IN. Mailing
Shop, u 3rd St. No, Great Falls. 3-27-d
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on ND &c LEAsEs

UtA AND NAH AaAfaokso
Following leases given 20 The Carter
Oil Co. by following parties:
F. J. Liska, sec q sec 49, twp S5n
rye &c.
all see 81 e sec IL, twp 33n reg Sc.
J. F. Liska, NV sec 4; e, sw sec D Sc
sec z; sw sec 8; NV sec IL sec Is; ne
sec 10, twp 33n rye &c.
Roy Zorn, ne. NV, ne NV sec y; NV
NV sec 80, twp San rye Sc.
W. j. Smith, ne, sc, sc Sc sec 81,
twp 34n, ne, sw ne sec g. twp s3n rye 5e.
Leonard L. Markuson. S sec 81, 34n
rye 4el sec 6, twp 33n rye 4e.
Helmer Mellstrom, sec Z, twp 33n rye
Linus Markuson, NV sec 81, twp 34n
rye 4e. sec IS, twp ssh rye 4e.
Randie Holland, sec 6. twp 3sn rye
Dodds and Pearl A. Keith, NV sec 3;
sw sec 3; ne sec 4; W sec 10, twp 33n
rye Sc; sc sec 80; sw sec "a; twp "a
Dodds Keith. NV. sw sec 3; ne sec 4:
n nv, sw sec 10, twp 33n rye Sc; Sc sec
80: sw sec "a, twp San rye &c.
Mary Fitzgerald, NV sec S. twp 33n rye
Anna o. Coulter, n sw sec 8; Sc see 4.
The winons Co, n sec 8, twp 33n rye &C.
Mabel schioss, sw' NV ne nw, ne sec
Michael Dworshak. ne, ne nw sec 81
NV NV sec 81; Sc, Sc sw sec 30; sw Sc
sec 20: twp 34n rye &c.
Christian z. Spence. sec 30. twp San
Stewart d. Sheldon, Sc sec 8: ne sec 7;
twp 33n rye Sc.
Jane Kane. ct al, ne sec 81, twp San
rye 4e.
RATIFICATION or OIL q GAS LEASE
Mabel Schloss 70 Carter Oil Co, ne nv
sec SO, twp Ban rye Sc.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Agnes Morkrid to Federal Land bank.
6hse royalty on all sec %, twp Bin rye
Julia Thieltges to same. 6Aes royalty
on n sec 20. twp 3in rye Sc.
Math Thieltges. ct ux, 70 same, Ga 81
sec 30, twp Sin rye Sc.
Aurelia B. Daiimata to same. 6ites roy.
atty on lots g. 4. NV sec 8: lots ]. ?.
ne sec 4, twp 2sn rye 7e.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
T. r. Strobe to ShebeI Renal ne sw.
Sc ne, " W sec /: n, n s, se, sw sw sec
2 all of sec 3; n ne sec 4; ne ne sec 10.
twp 36n rye se: $ NV sec "a; Sc ne
NV ne Sc NV syv sec 80: ne. - S nv
sec IS; " sec 81. twp 37n rye 4e.
Clarence A. Scarf TO The Texas Co. "
sec 90 twp 33n rye Sc.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
s. @. s. Oh and Gas Co. 70 Clinton
Shockey, Sc sw sec 8; ne. Sc. NV, Sc sw,
sw sec z, twp 37n rye 7e.
Same 70 Blanche N. Lake, NV. sw
sec IS, twp SIN rye 7e; s ne. n Sc. Sc Sc.
Sc nv sec 10, twp 37n rye &C.
Send contribution to the sunburst
Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

and geoiogists may avail
themselves of the use of the Montana
OH and Mining Journals geological IL
brary, which has the largest collection
extArif of u. g. q. s., State and private
reports on Montana oil end mining
geology. Since many OF these reports
are out OF print, copies VIII be FUR
ntshed of reports, together with maps,
on a 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, 1943-10-23

SECURITY Underwriters interested In
small offerings may learn Of something
20 their advantage by writing TO 9. V.
Porter, Box s6S, Bowling Green, Ken
lucky. a25-d
FOR SALE: Limited amount of oil royalty
on 500 acres in Midway field close 20
producing wells. Address Mrs. w. N.
Wlthrow, 213 18th 81. No, Great Fails.
1016-y
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Send a contribution to The sunburst
Badger.
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Following leases given to The Texas
Montex Petroleum Co, sw, II. W.
Sc, 20-34-1e.
G. NJ. Mitchell, e. 35-34-1e.
o. j. Lofthus, trustee, ne Sc, 12-34-3W.
Charles NJ. Drew, NV, I7-34-Ie.
Thomas Q. VI. Halvorson. W, 26-34-1e.
Ellen Dale, ne ne, 10, Sc, Sc Sc, 49,
36-1w.
Landowners on G. Gas Co, to Consoil-
dated Gas Co, NV. 15-35-4w.
State OF Montana to James w. Johnson
all of sec 16-35-4w
Same to same. W NV. Sc NV, Sc. 81
35-4w.
Pacific Northwest Life ms. Co, to Con
soildated Gas Co, ne, %, W W, %, W NV,
28-35-4W.
Herbert E. Sanders. ct al. to same, S
Sc, 5, gw, Ew Sc, 8-35-4w.
The following oil and gas leases all
given 10 Carter OIL Co. by following par
ties and covering following lands:
Andrew Calleson, gw, 80, Sc, 81, Sc sw,
S se 49, sw sw, 2S-34-2e
Peter Havneg5ersle. lots I, 2, g. 4, n,
2-3S-ze
ole sommarstad, W. %, e Sc rs, W. Sc,
a. ne. na NV ne 35-342e.
Hales Scalese, Sc, Il, ne, 23-35-2e-
Frank 3. Scaleses W, IA, n NV, %, $,
24-352e.
Amen strstton. ne. Sc. 4. NV. 3
34-2e.
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RELEAsE o. Oh I'D &c I.EAsE

s. @. S. on and Gas Co. 20 Clinton
Shockey, Sc sw sec 8; ne. Sc. NV, Sc sw,
n sw sec T. twp 37n rye 7e.
Same 70 Blanche ~ Lake, 8 NV, sw
sec IS, twp SIN rye 7e; ne, n Sc. Sc Sc
Sc nv sec 10, twp 37n rye 6e.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

with Spain to be commissioned a
second lieutenant, his military duties
later took him to the Philippines,
where he was wounded and cited
for gallantry in action in 1898. AS
a captain in the Iowa National
Guard he saw service on the Mexi-
can border in 1916 and reached the
rank of major. When the World
War began he went overseas with
the 35th Division and later was ad-
jutant of the 69th Infantry Brigade.
After the armistice he became a
colonel in the Infantry Officers Re-
serve Corps.
Col. Robbins served more than a
year as Assistant Secretary of War
under Secretary Dwight F. Davis
after he succeeded Hanford Mac
Nider, fellow Iowan and former
national commander of the Ameri-
can Legion, on January IL, 1928. He
returned to civil life in 1929 as pres
ident of the Cedar Rapids Life In
surance Co.
Active in American Legion affairs,
Col. Robbins headed a committee
at the 1890 convention which rec
commended and had adopted a reso-
luton calling for standing Army
of 1880 men and $4,000 officers
and a National Guard of 100000.
He was chairman of the Advisory
Committee on the Civilian Military
Fund.
Honorary pallbearers will be Gen.
George c. Marshall, former Senator
Clyde Herring Of Iowa, r. Leighton
Foster, Toronto. Can; Maj. John A.
Hull, retired; Brig. Gen. Frank E.
Lowe, James A. McLain, New York;
Col. Ralph c. Bishop, Ralph Kast-
ner, Chicago and Howard w. Kacy.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
In Mrttturtattt

BARNES, SADIE C. In loving remem-
brance & Of our dear sister and aunt, SADIE
three years. aso today uy s. 1916
The sunshine from, our life is gone.
voice we loved is still;
place is vacant in our hearts
HER sIsTEk. VIOLA EARNEs REID, AND
NIECE, FANNY VIOLA REID.
HOWARD. GEORGE w. In sad but sa-
GEORGE Gee ". HOWARD, Who passed away away;
Your memory still lingeJS YsvT.n
HUGHES. ELIZABETH B. In sad and
Sy7s q cur vba dear dieS m9ths
ons yesr I has passed: q $aeaT I mother:
For many neaIss Silent aaa tear qa has ' fssn
At the mention Of your name.
4 wonderful mother. woman and aid,
One in a miliion~that, mother. was you.
Aones Hpss it snS bsls sSers sSsyi upy sh
Loved by your friends and all whom you
Our Wonderful mother-that. mother. was
When We are alone and silent
We breathe deep regret;
F0T S1H a the Hsse voqld oq5i forset ans e
Dear mother, it matters not which road
We know that God will somewhere join
The road that leads to thee.
HER cH5HPREs Mpz e. ~ SSyEhRS Z Rsa'f H. SMITH
of Ionr3S our sshsI HAsz z1 Il r. r. oo sYnE Ss5
passed away twelve years ago today. July 8,
1881.
sEfs i s fsos sfRsEssFfa zsB 15 sH4Rs efia
NiCHoEsoN, MRS. CAROLINE. A low
ing tribute to the memory Of my beloved
wife and mother. Mrs CAROLINE NICHOL-
SON. who passed away nine years ago
today. July 8, 1894.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What beautiful memory you left behind.
Mother. who gave us the best Of her life,
Who cherished our secrets, our sorrows,
Who taught US to love. who taught US to
Our mother in Heaven. God bless her today.
Sadly missed.
POWERS, NATALIE. 4 tribute of de-
NATALIE POWERS who passed into her
heavenly home seventeen years ago today
'0is FRocToR, 81 roIo MATILDA c. tia < Tribute of
MAT1hpA MA % G. PRocroR. who left Stisii US four
years ago today, July 8. 1880.
She will always be in my heart.
KINS.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Four Men Fined $16,500
In Platinum Export Case

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 8.-Four men
Of Spanish origin who pleaded guilty
to charges Of secretly exporting
platinum to Spain had the choice
today Of paying fines totaling SIC, 800
or remaining in prison in default.
The fines were levied yesterday in
Federal Court by Judge William G..
Coleman. The four men were ar
rested in October when Federal Bu-
reau Of Investigation agents seized
more than 20 pounds OF the rare
metal, valued at about $4,000,
aboard the Spanish steamship
Motomar here.
The defendants and the fines
levied against them were:
DR.. Juan Tomas Bareno, 50-year-
old physician and surgeon, $4,000;
Manuel Rodrigues, As, naturalized
United States citizen, $2,5O0; Juan
Gallego, naturalized citizen, $4,5OO
and D. Isidro Bilbao Ojinaja, 81,
master Of the Motomar, 81 500.
Judge Coleman, in imposing the
fines, asserted that none of the de-
PENDANTS has been shown to have
any subversive tendencies" or to
have had any connections with Axis
agents.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Marshal Won kIuge
Heading German Drive

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July S.-Dispatches
from Moscow report that Field Mar
shal Gen. Guenther Won Kluge is
commanding the three-day-old Ger
man offensive on the Russian front.
but thus far there has been no word
as to who is directing the Russian
defense.
According to last reports, Col.
Gen. F. I. Golikov, who directed the
Russian offensive against Kharkov
last winter. was in command of
Soviet forces on the Voronezh front
and Col. Gen. Max Andreivitch
Reiter was in charge in the Orel
sector to the north.
Whether there has been any re-
cent change in these assignments
was unknown here, however.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Col. Charles Robbins
10 Be Buried Saturday
In Arlington Cemetery

Col. Charles Burton Robbins, 65,
an Assistant Secretary of War in
the Coolidge administration, who
died Monday In Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
will be buried at pm. Saturday in
Arlington National Cemetery.
For the last nine years Col. Rob-
bins had been manager and counsel
Of the American Life Convention, q
life insurance association.
A native Of Hastings, Iowa, Col
Robbins had distinguished civilian
and military career. He studied at
the University Of Nebraska and later
attended Columbia University, where
he received his M. A. degree. He
practiced law in Iowa and was Judge
Of the Superior Court in Cedar
Rapids for 10 years.
Rising from the ranks in the war
Evening star., 1943-07-08

White House since 1897, when he
came to work temporarily" as .
stenographer. His death, President
Roosevelt said in q statement, rs
an irreparable loss to the White
House, to the Nation and to his
generation"
Mr.. Forster Is survived by his son,
Warren Rudolph Forster, vice pres
ident OF the Hamilton National
Bank; sister, Mrs. w. J. Arm
strong, Takoma Park, Md, and two
grandchildren. Mrs. Forster died in
1899.
The White House Correspondents
Association will be represented at
the funeral by q committee consist
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Rudolph Forster

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon for Rudolph
Forster, 10, executive clerk of the
White House, who died suddenly
yesterday in his apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel. The rites
will be at Central Presbyterian
Church at 2:30 o'clock. Private
burial services will be held at Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. Forster had served at the
Evening star., 1943-07-08
J. R. CrutchfieId Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for James Ralph
Crutchfield, former Bethesda real
estate man, who died suddenly yes
terday In q defense plant near
Pittsburgh, will be held at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow at the Hines funeral home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be In Arlington National Gene
terry with military honors.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Josephine Morefleld Crutchfleld Of
Washington. Mrs. Crutchfield is ac-
tive in Democratic politics and a
supervisor in OPA. Two sons, James
r. Crutchfield, jr., now in the Navy,
and John Watson Crutchfield, also
survive.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
1tt @Rntnrtattt

WASHINGTON, WILLIAM L. In lovins
memory of our dear husband and father
WILLIAM L. WASHINGTON. who passed
away three years ago, July g, 1910.
WIFE AND pAUGnTER.
memory of our devoted brother, WILLIAM
L. WASHINGTON, who left us three years
ago today, July 8. 1910.
Whene'er We meet, dear brother,
In family unity.
We miss your CHEEKY voice and smile
Memories ever live of thee.
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHERS
Evening star., 1943-07-08

ing Of Paul Wooton, Merriman
Smith, Fred Paisley, william H.
Lawrence, Bert Andrews, Douglas
Cornell, Thomas r. Edmonds,
Claude Mahoney, William G.
Murphy, jr.; Arthur F. Hermann,
Walter Trojan, Felix Belair, Joseph
A. Fox and Edward T. Folliard.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Grass Contract Let

The Atlantic Bitulithic Co., with
headquarters here, has been awarded
a contract for sprigging and seeding
to grass tract in Collier County,
Fla, the War Department an
nounced today. The price was for
IAN amount between 100000 and
$500 0,000."
Evening star., 1943-07-08
5000 Reported Victims
OF Reich Bosin Blost
By the Associated rregs.

By the Associated Pregs.
STOCKHOLM, July 8.-Norwe-
gian sources, quoting an uncensored
letter from Germany to Norway.
said yesterday that 5000 persons
lost their lives and three communi-
ties - Niederensee, Himmelpforten
and Hachen--were wiped OF the
map" by floodwaters which rushed
from the Moehne Reservoir after the
Raj preached 1t May 16.
It was said that $50 Of those killed
were Russian prisoners OF war.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Lipstick Attracts Fish

LONDON R.-Anglers, advised
that bait coated with lipstick has a
special appeal for grayhng, are told
to use bait dyed orange red for
perch, pale pink for dace and, later
IN the year, primrose for roach.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
DrathH

ALLISON. ELFRIDA ]. On Tuesday,
sarflum,' EEfIfFRIDA J. THfsoN of isla
Morse st. ne, beloved mother OF Elmer e.
and Carl o. Allison.
Funeral from the w. W. Deal funeral
home, 4S12 Georgia ave. NV, on Friday,
July 8. at pm. Relatives and frienuS
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ALLISON, ELFRIDA j. Members OF
Evening star., 1943-07-08

Drott Lodge, No. 1853, Vasa
Order of America, are no.
titled OF the death on July
&, 1943, of ELFRIDA J.
ALLISON, late member of
this society. Funeral serv-
ice at the W. w. Deal fu-
neral home, 4S12 Georgia
ave. NV, on Friday, July
8, at Q pm. Interment at
Evening star., 1943-07-08

" DAOGHTEE BEAIRICE WESI' FIN sec
IS JOHNSON, PAUL L. Suddenly, on Tues
General Hospital PAUL L. JOHNSON. be-
loved son of Paul j. and Anna L. Johnson.
Funeral services at Colonial funeral
home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, Rock
vile, Md, Friday, July 8, at 2 pm. In
terment Forest Oak Cemetery, Gathers
burg. Md.
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The Highway Cafe

see no alternative of a soft peace
as they. did when they tardilv &C.
cepted Wilson'S Fourteen Points.
But you started this war t e n
years ago. and put your people
under war tensions and war ra'
tons then. Telling them to fight
harder after ten years won't help
much.
We Of the democracies see you
have reached the frayed end of
your propaganda rope-you who
scornsd some of the same type of
German lying in World War One.
But we see too that you will make
desperate efforts still to win the
war. We note the appointment
Of your submarine chief to be
head Of the whole Navy and ex-
Dect an intensified U.boat drive.
We realize that you have still the
power to fight tenaciously on the
defensive. We know collapse
in Germany will not come until
forced; we do not intend to wait
for it. The Christian Science
Monitor.
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Meetings To Be Held
CONTINUED from page One

CONTINUED from page One)
an authentic picture of each far
mer's 8. t-up. enabling it to know
whether or not he will be in posi-
to produce a minimum crop.
Farmers will be given assist
ance in filling GU t production
forms and in signing up for the
AAA program. The goals each
farmer pledges will constitute
the basis for AAA payments.
Following is the schedule of
meetings:
Cut Bank, February 10; Red
River. February Is; Del Bonita.
February 16; Browning. February
II; Seville, February p. Newell
urges a 100 per cent attendance
of farmers, the importance of the
meetings speaking for itself.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-The ma
w tons retailers from the tiniest
hamlets to the mighty cities are act
ing as spearhead in a great Treas
ury Department campaign to sell
the additional War Savings Stamps
needed to fill more than 100000, OG0
albums now in the hands CT the
American people.
According to a report released by
the Treasury Department today.
sales of War Savings Stamps totalcd
$3.50, IT? ,0O0 for the period from May
l, l94l, through November, 1912.
Stamp sales have risen from less
than three million dollars per month
when they were first introduced to
the public to IN average of more
than fifty million dollars per month
at the present time.
The Trcasury's slogan, "a half