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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-06
Roberts And Fisher
Write New Song For
HayWOrth Film.

Allan Roberts and Doris Fish
er have just completed a new
tune, please Don't Kiss Me"
which will be sung by Rita
Hayworth in Columbia's Lady
From Shanghai" produced and
directed by Orson Welles. The
song will be published by Mood
Music Company.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-12-06

,ers as follows: Jack O'Connell
(head of Community theatres)
First Assistant Chief Barker,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
HUNTING DANGERS

The hunted animal is not the
only victim during the hunting
season, writes Julien H. Harvey.
managing director of the Nation
al Conservation Bureau.
Each fall thousands of men
and women who 20 into fhe
woods to hunt are carried back
out wounded, dying or dead.
Scores of others are luckier-
they are merely manned.
The needless destruction of hu-
man life can be prevented. be
declares, Hunters must decide
whether or not human life is of
more value than one or two ex.
ira deer or partridge.
The hunter who blazes away
whenever he hears a sound or
glimpses a movement in the un-
derbrush is criminally careless.
In fact, he points out. careless
ness and over.enthusiasm lie at
the root of most of hunting trag-
edies.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
CTS DEMONSTRATED
MANS LOVE FOR DOG
Licked Military Red Tape to
Bring Pets to Homes
in America

Dogs love for man is provetbial,
but only now We are beginning to
appreciate anew that mans love for
the dog is no less great, according to
the Gaines Dog Research Center
New York City.
For this lesson we are indebted to
the CTS of World War II. Our boys
no sooner got lover there" than they
made friends with the homeless dogs
they found huddled on the beaches
and in the foxholes They took these
dogs everywhere they went-on pa
troll duty, on flying missions, on fur
Tough or shore leave. No wartime
regulations. no military red tape, no
hardships or discomforts OF threats
Of punishment could keep these bud
dies apart for long.
The end of the war found so many
enduring attachments that way
simply had to be found for the CTS
who wanted to bring their canine
homes. Soldiers and sailors-and Off
GERS, too-were resorting to all sorts
of measures for ''sneaking" their pets
AAtO lliiS SooHtiy. amy "Sic iliOil4 :
them in their own and their friends
luggage and slowing them away on
departing ships and planes. Some
high-point servicemen even elected
to remain abroad rather than leave
their beloved pets behind. Ultimately.
practical plan was worked out
whereby any serviceman, for fixed
fee. could have his dog shipped home
with a reasonable expectation of
having him arrive safely.
The plan involves the use of spe-
cial War Shipping Administration
boats and the facilities of the Rail
way Express Co. The serviceman
delivers his dog to one of the desig-
mated pet collection points. The APP
proximate SIS fee he pays covers the
dogs passage, incubation, food in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

For dependable, power-packea easy starting
Oval-E gasoline and tractor fuel
For smooth running, long lasting, clean motor.
motor oil and Oval-E Heavy Duty oil.
for protection that really resisrs friction v
weather damage in all your farm machinery
specialized lubricants
FOR plain, honest two word description of Oval.
motor fuels, oils, grcases and servce-Powerful Co
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Future Farmers
Elect Officers
For New Year

Winslow Devereaux. Star State
Farmer, was elected President
Of the local Future Farmer
Chapter at q meeting h e | d
at the high school last week.
Selected to serve with him were
Gerald Silvss. vice president;
Stanley kipp. secretary; Bill Nc
Curdy. treasurer; Steve Barcus
reporter and Burt Vielle. sent
incl. The later three officers are
carry-overs from last year, while
the first three were elected to fill
vacancies made by boys not re-
turning to school.
On W e d q . d a y night the
Chapter cabinetmet with R. w.
Harris. Chapter Advisor. to COM
plete the organization Of the
group for the current year. Pres
dent Devereaux announced the
following chairmen of all stand
ing COMMITTEES for the year:
Supervised Farming. jack
W o o d; Cooperative Activities,
Steve Barcus; Com. Service. Ken
meth Goss; Leadership Activities,
Jason Devereaux. Earnings and
Savings. Bill McCurdy: Conduct
of Meeting. Stanley Kipp and
Recreation. Burt Vielle. No
chairman has been picked for the
important scholarship committee
as yet.
The members are faced with
the job Of almost completely re-
organizing their z roup a. the
various problems of the war years
have left the chapter in poor con-
dition. Beside the general up.
building Of the chapter, the boys
have two big projects on.
The first is the getting together
of displays and exhibits for the
Northwest Montana Youth Fair
at Kalispell Oct. 2 and 3.
OF greater importance is their
trip to Kansas City late in Octob-
er for the National Convention Of
the Future Farmers of America.
The Browning body has been
specially invited to attend and
provi d. entertainment of q
character typical of our local
group. 1t 10 p a n n e d to have
about IA boys attend. More de-
fiaits announcement Of program
and participants will be made
shortly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Former Browning
Girl Is Bride

The marriage of Miss Shirley
Davis, or m Browning girl,
which occurred in San Fernando,
California, recently. will be of in
terest to her many local friends.
A story of the event. which
was received by her grandfather,
Henry Devereaux, was contained
in California newspaper and
appears as follows:
The marriage of Miss Shirley
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Cost Of Town
Projects Submitted
At Meeting Tues.

ntinued from page one)
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

marks or the pGrtincncc OF your OBJ
servationS. II you sing. he will not,
as a rule. embarrass you with COM
ments on your voice. your enuncia-
ton. or the lyrical quality of your
performances. a dog is a silent, yet
responsive companion, a long-suifer-
ing, patient, satisfying, uncritical
seemingly appreciative constant
faithful companion, more affection
ate than you deserve and apprecia-
tive far beyond what any one could
expect from a human rival"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Rail Quiz

. . Q . . . . y . =
Didn't the first numbered pat
snt Issued by fhs federal govern
msn3 tie in with Tail1oading7
Yes. Patent No. in 1885 went to
a gearike arrangement for locomo-
tive wheels and rail to mesh for
grades. This cog invention was out
NODDED quickly by locomotive which
startled the world by pulling train
up a grade without help Of outside
cogS or gears.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

$50, :,
transit. shlpping crate, leash ana
muzZie' etc. ABOARD snip the DOG :
needS Oh 1000 wafer: exercise; and
tne IKE. are iooKco attcf ny cnilSted
men VINO volunteer ior ms sort OF
WORK ny way Oh iaciiiiaSinH tarlT
own departure Tor nome. On arrival
at the -. port these GO" ShlpS
are met by REPRESENTATIVES, or INC
express company. VINO look ailcr the
care anu osllEery Oh INC animals l"
tneil 'lIial uesiniatlon Hlleauy tnon-
Sanos Oh SefVlcelnet ) uos" OF every
shown anu many Unknown nreedE
nave mace inc Journey 10 me
otateS. IN many cases inc shipments
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

Davis, daughter of Mrs Violet
Drake. 14410 Chatswort DR.. ,
San Fernando, and Robert H.
McDoug!e, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. McDougIe. 1920 Woodman
ave Van Mugs. was solemnized
Aug. 20 at the Methodist church
of San Fernando. Rev. Alexander
Gray performed the ceremony.
The couple we're both grad
yates of San Fernando High
School.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

Ia the street grading and paw
ing proposal, he suggested a two
inch asphalt road mix. sealed and
covered with a sand.wearing
course. This type of construc-
ton, he said. would contain q
shallower gravel base than 10 Of.
ten used. but because of the
gravel formation in Browning he
believed it would be adequate for
a satisfactory job.
The improvement would ex.
tend over approximately q
blocks of business and residen-
tial district and wou Id cost
$1Ol,161.
However, he submitted several
types of construction, together
with data showing comparative
endurance before maintenance
became necessary.
For a modernized lighting sys-
ten, with four light standards
for each block of street. his esti-
mate was $l,40l.
He cited Conrad as q good OK
ample of modern street lighting.
the improvement being installed
for short section along the
highway.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Like Hot Weather

Peppers like hot weather. Usual.
ly, they are set IS to Is inches apart
in rows which are 30 to So inches
apart.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20

Swine BrucelIosis
Swine brucellosis, or infectious
abortion Of swine, has much in
common with its counterpart in cat.
tie.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-20
Notice

Eligible persons. who are not
registered for the general cleo.
ton in November, may register
at my office or any other place
of mutual convenience.
The period for registering
closes Friday, September 90 at
D. m. Do not wait until the last
minute.
Judge Peter Lukins.
Browning, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-19

SUMMONS F0R PUBLICATION


In siae Dissrle4 Co@rt Of Eae Ezwhah ymaleaal
District of xzHe State of M1maama, km and
for tlae Csamfg 81 GasSsees
nan Sg THTi9n $500 sDd = c 1soRE
GRAHAM, Plaintiffs, VS.. ELIZABETH
K0ENEMANH, the unknown helrs or de-
visees Of Elizabeth Koenexnann. KATE N.
viseas OF Kate II. crutcher. DUCAI.D Nc
CALLUM, this unknown heirs or devlsees
OF Dugald McCailunn, JANE DOE D0CTERs
also known as Frank q. Evans, the UNI
known heirs or davte@es of r. y. Evans,
also known as Frank =. Evans, ELIOT
WADSWORTH, EDWARD NELSON, JOHN
the unknown heirs or dsvtsees OF r. Bur
goyne, HENERY SHARON. also known as
Henry sharon. The unknown heirs or de-
Henry Sharon. MARY Dos EDWARDS,
the wife of David I. Edwards. THOMAS
w. KIVLAN. the unknown heirs or de
visees OF Thomas w. kivlan, JANE DOE
AASLuND, the wife Of Andrew 0. Aas-
iund, ANDREW HELLER, the unknown
heirs or davisees of Andrew Heller, CAR
RE l. RANDALL tbs unknown heirs or
devisees of Carrie !. Randall, HENRY
WENKE, the unknown heirs or dsvisees of
Henry Wenke, GEORGE WENkE. the I'M
known heirs or devisees of George Wenke,
visees of Carl Wenke, IDA TIETJEN, the
unknown heirs or devlsees of Ida Tietten.
JOHN TIETJEN, FRANK TIETJEN,
HENRI 41GA1GNs IT kkEA0 1AE4JE4Ns AL
BERT TIETJEN, FRANCES TIETJEN,
BERTHA L@FEBVRE, MAUDE MILLER,
the unknown heirs or devisees of Maude
Miller, SARAH FORSYTH, the unknown
heirs or devisees of Sarah Forsyth, the
unknown heirs or devLsees OF Herbert p.
Rolfe, also known as III. 2. ROLFE, AU-
GUSTA JOHNSON, the unknown heirs or
devlsees of Augusta Johnson ARTHUR
RUDOLPH JOHNSON, the unknown heirs
or devisees OF Arthur Rudolph johnson,
LIZZIE w. mcSHANE, the unknown heirs
or devisees of Lizzie w. McShane, BER-
NARD COMPANY, a corporation, ]. II.
CORCORAN, also known as John H. Cor
coran, LEWIS MECOW, the unknown
unknown heirs or devisees of Julia F. C..
Bronson, JULIA FRANC s CAPEN,
FRANK p. BUCKINGHAM. the unknown
heirs or devisees Of Frank r. Buckingham,
JAMES r. HoBBfNS as sole surviving
director and trustee OF Great Falls Land
Improvement Company, dissolved corpo-
ration whose charter has expired, and all
other persons, unknown, claiming or who
might claim any right, title, estate or
interest In or lien or ercumbrance upon,
the real property described in the com
plant, or any thereof, adverse to plain
lifts ownership. or any cloud upon plain
possible claim be present or contingent
including any claim or possible claim o.
dover, inchoate or accrued. Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the above named Defendants
!. and to each of them, and to all other per
sons unknown:
You are hereby summoned TO answer
the Complaint In this action which Is filed
in the Office of the Clerk of this Court
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-19
OIL AND Gas LEAsRs
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OR
COMPREHENSIVE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice Is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing between
frank H Mcdonnell and Guy Campbell,
doing business under the firm name and
style OF Campbell Construction Company
with principal place Of business and office
az Great Falls, Montana, was heresofore on
the LIST day of September, 1885, wholly
dissolved by mutual agreement and con
sent OF the said named co-partners; and
All debts and obligations due and owing
or 70 become due and owing 20 said CO
partnership shall be paid and performed
TO and In favor of Guy Campbell and said
Guy Campbell win pay all Indebtedness Of
said co-pertnership accrued. accruing, or
hereafter 70 accrue and said Guy Campbell
will discharge, perform and satisfy all OBJ
legations Of said co-partnership 70 any and
all persons.
Dated this 18th day Of September, 1896.
FRANK II. MCDONNELL.
GUY CAMPBELL.
Date of first publication Oct. 10, ls4e. 2x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-19

copy OF which Is herewith served upon
one Of you In each County wherein auy
Of you reside. and 20 ssis ySur sS,swsr ssa
attorneys Within twenty (20) 6ays after
service of this summons, exclusive Of this
day of service. nnd ia case of yeur failure
taken against you. BY default, for the
relief demanded In the compsnint.
This action Is nrougnt fer the purpose
e Sss'io6s suns s onssna a sd dssrsd
,i Lsss :. .. 10. II. IL. IL sn1 IA. in
! T S,ssi ! a. q a.. a 8. g. T. s. . and 10
LO,s 1 1, z , $500 g. 2. s. g. 10. II
! L S,s.s ; 8 8 $ ., rs 3 10. II and IL
E ESs: / / 8 : ana ana il il siSss 81 81
Lots 1 and z In Block 80;
II, Is and ID In Block 90;
t9ss I :, !, 81, !, :, g 9 a. 8, 8. 10. H.
Lots /, 2, 5, 4 and in Block Al;
Lots /. 2. 8. 4. 8, and in Block
Lots and in Block a;
:. LOS j. 8. .. 10. II.
Blaes ' Esss Fans ans A q s2ss g q sSs s CITY
~, LO 3 I, & 49, Ss7.s' .. 10. II. Il. IS
Lots /, z, 3, 4, 5, 9, z, 8, 8, 10, IL,
IL, IS and IA In Block is
Lots /, 2, 8 and IL, IL, Is and IA In
Block 10;
Lots !. p ELS. o. 10. IL.
Lots /, 2, 3, 4. s, Q, 2, 8, Q, 10, II,
II, IS and IA In Block 23;
Lots i, 2, 3, a, s. g. 2, q. 8. 10. IL,
r. 10 and IA In Block "a;
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 and in Block
Lots /. 2. 8, 4. s. 8 and Z in Block
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. s, g and q in Block
"a; all In Central Avenue Addition TO
the Town OF Great Falls,
and for such other and further relief az
to the Court may seem equitable and just
all as appears from plaintiffs complaint
in said action to which reference is hereby
made
WITNESS my hand and the seal of snic
Court this Goth day Of September, 1e46
AGNES SCHRAPPS,
(SEALl Clerk OF the District Court
HALL & ALEXANDER,
Ala Strain Building,
Great Falls, Montana,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Date of first publication Sept. rs, 1846
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-19
Cat Greek


several months from the upper deep
sand but IFS output has been de-
Ginning. though 1t Is still q CONNER
cial well. When IL was drilled, a
saturated core was taken at the top
of the lower deep sand, the Ellis,
but no tests were made of this
horizon.
Plug Is now being drilled to look
at the lower zone.
The full field report:
car cRKEK OEL vmNTURn-cARKs0N
SIS sE slsN-zsw
Cable tool operation; ran 1850 e. 10N
for ESQ. Top first Cat Creek. 1898; top
Kootenai. 164e: I'd Cat Greek, 1779- 1855.
Creek isoo V cssnsnssd q 1855 n V q Tin. Al
1885. Artexian water In Morrison. Wait
ing for pipe. z115.
r. Z. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ais
242S SIN. 113 WE 9-16N-29E
Spudded l0-3-46; drilling. 1910.
PACIFIC PETm0zs@UnaBEEzARHaE NO. 1
NE ME SW NV z1-85N-a0E.
(is40 siR 100 ETw1
no~ S being Has sr R p q ssss P for III Il
1920 Production packer set, 1910. Test
ing
HANLoN.GOv-T. NO. S.
c NV NE SW 1-14N-30E
Has been producing from upper deep
sand. Plug now being drilled 70 deepen
to lower deep sand.
HANL0N.CERTR MOMTANA-GOvT
NO. e.
sw NE sw e-l4N-31E
MTRT
PACIFIC PETROLEUM LTD.CHARLEs
NO. A.
2420 SIN, 1880 EW 2l-16N-30E
Old well being re-worked. Cleaned out
OF bottom. Perforating. 1332-1343. Test
ing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-19

bur rTuny coils are going
through without dsi0y...
Since last year almost 10000 miles of
long distance circuits have been added in
the states we serve and nearly 1920 of all
long distance calls are being completed
while che person calling holds the line.
However, especially during busy
periods, some calls are delayed. Generally
che busiest hours are during the latter
part of the morning and early evening.
The Job of adding more circuits is going
ahead despite shortages. Every expedient
Is being used. we have installed Army
Surplus material % relieve many con-
gsseed areas, added substantially TO our
operating force and frequently re.
arranged existing facilities TO handle peak
leads.
Year understanding during this period
sf expansion % sincerely appreciated.
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AVIATION.

AERoPLANEs,, Fairchld PIT la&. PIT 23s;
engine. S. o. 81 $50. painted and licensed
JONES BROS. Curtis Wright AIRPORT.
Smith ave and .Greenspr!ng. Baltimore.
Md Box 1856. Phone Forest 1857.
Champion tandem trainer and Chef side
by-side Free demonstrations. Free in
structions SKY SUPPLY, INC. TIE. 1895
FIRESTOSE aircraft accessories. tires
tubes, spark plugs, dopes, thinners clean
erS, windshie.ds, propellors, seat cushions
sun glasses, goggles. aviation caps. Zippo
lighters. aeronautical charts, CAA man
Field, Alexandria, Va, SKY SUPPLY. INC.
NEW CIssNAs. the Pilots Aeroplane
Models 40 ard 40 are now available for
immediate delivery WASHINGTON AIR
CRAFT SALES. Phone McCloskey, oil
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Alex. s34a. viii
dsmonstTste the new Aeronca Chief all GAY
TAYLoRCRAFT D-65 trainer; new engine
Just installed; ship recovered; perfect con
diton Phone OK 1922 or Gil. 33sa. s.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR will furnish ship
and guarantee private license, contract
p5iss $50. Phone Atlantic 6315. s'
equipped for night Tying rennishsd,, ex
ce!Ient condition. Phone OK. 1922 Or
PiPFR TRAINER. J-3. e5-h p continen-
tai. Just refnished red and silver, 81 500.
Falls Church 2024J
FUNK -NC-..6s9. needs some minor re-
paIrs, never cracked ,,,t2; Gan pc seen at
orer' CAN CLYDE LoFLAND' OK, asss
weekdays -
Evening star., 1946-07-06
BOATS.

PkorELLER aEAIRiNsGsvs naT DE ygur JH
fH1o 2.aR marine IN saPp'es' a4sa 1919 li'h St sc
FiisHING IS coon Fishing parties, day
or night, by reseryation only, Herrins Bay.
S6sTSfSq. 5sT AS1A2NG GokNMaNbo kaa MA maine aas
t sear ns% steal Al 'sss than IN $1,000 ALsx
sPIIDRoAT or runabOut; a f, Vol
new, ready 10 so, fully equipped gith VII
81. s54I DAYS, or ewes, sH l0ia. Mr..
sAsiSS Cruiser, ssxa-f.. cussom bqns;
H-Foor CABIN CRUISER. l1a4 foot
beam; Al shape throughout $500, Box
loft. CENTURY. de luxe mahogany run
about, l94@, 34-h .. Evinrude quad, elee-
iG and motor
equipped for season: ear be seen at Parks
north side. South River Bridge, Eogewater
CABIN CRUISER, Patty Ann, sleeps 2; new
$4,000, L9cated 18th ST, docks s.w berth
CABIN CRursER, length 80 #, beam II
T., powered by scripps convicted vs.
PsFsFon TfdSeQR m9to s ss
seens g. IN sroom Gsein ssl!sy toilet
De seen al jackson SPdCN BOAT yatO, | fbh
5locf u st. Sc Washington, D. c, Phone
ID Is-fr. sAnBoAT complete with sails and
tiller. Call CAPT. WILLIAMS, Breezy
so-FT. CABIN CRUISER. eft beam. pow
cred by converted Chrysler engine; marine
sound boat, approved mooring tackle in
5lek,Sn S.KiS fR1srR HfaIs soasssd sSfb Ii "a zee
e., powered by, scripps converted VS.
PARAGON > reduction motor Just com
pletely ,overhauled Boat Just repainted.
icebox. closet space Price, $3.50 Nav
be seen at Jackson Beach boat yard 200
block NJ st. Sc. WASHINGTON, D. c.. Phone
ROW BOAT: 10 f., brand-enw, built / 80;
fssfs issFr oft RacING ch MypRopLANE, perfec,
saiIboar sGhfiSs fs Mofh aeYn eaS eompste with all
seessspriss, as sl;S. eea!I Fails Church
fok sAaH afl0fs nGso Sunefx
skipjack, Is it, built 1870, excellent hull
and sails; very fast, dependable IN light
seen at Duke ST. dock, foot of Duke st
sunday, after ) pm. wk. days: owner
SPEEDBOAT-2o, g. beam. Mercury 40
converted motor. two open seats: construct
TRIcT YACHT co. I4Ih and Water sts,
ss-FT. MATTHEWS double-cabin inclosed
bridge cruiser. new Chrysler 143-h D 4;
sleeps :; 3 cabins: Pen-Yan dinghy, light
plant and many extras perfect condition
Glebe $3.50 s.
WHEELER, 36-ft.. bridge deck, double cab
in. Chrysler l10-h.p., perfect condition.
40ft.. custom sedan, completely
rhone: built 1871: Lycomine lSS-h u
1871 Chris Graft runabout l30h. p; j;
speed, 40 mp.h.
Ser the beautiful 1916 Wheeler 4O-ft.
Suntorrge.
Phone tor appointment STICKELL-
WHEELER YACHT CO, l05 S Penn st,
Baltimore. Nd Phone Plaza "a -