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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
The
Acklinite
BY Lewis MattoX
BY Lewis MattoX

WITH the vacation period
w starting there is a rush OF
employees to take their vacation
first, planning to go this year
from Florida to New York to
the wilds of Canada. Let's hope
they all have a good time, and
come back to work all rested.
The Acklin contract negotia-
tions are to start soon, The fol-
lowing are some revisions: Bet
ter vacation, international pro-
gram of health insurance and
pension. If anyone has any ideas
on this please give them to the
executive committee in writing,
any sound proposal will be con-
sidered.
The regular meeting of the
Acklin Unit will be Sunday,
April "a, at Local II, at 2 p, m.
This meeting is very important
so plan to attend.
There are quite few of our
people off sick, George Beskay,
Myrtle Mucci, Vince Dominiak,
Harry Born, Bill Russell and al
Burns. We hope them all a
speedy recovery and will be glad
to see them back on the job.
The boys of our shop are all
trying out for the softball team
and there seems to be a lot of
good feeling which in my opin-
ion points to having a couple of
very good teams.
Speedy Wekwert says don't
believe the mite gang, the day
team is the better, and Gleassner
seconds the motion. But Big Boy
Purtell and Curly Goodrum of
the night gang says we'll see
about that. Well boys the point
is we will just have to wait and
see.
Anna Szalkowski is doing a
good job collecting for the child
ren's camp of Local II. This is a
volunteered job SO give all you
can and Friday is the day set of
each week for the collection.
Spring is really in the air, if
you don't believe us just look in
the time office and see how the
girls are all dolled up in their
spring outfits.
Can you imagine a certain
someone in the steel room want
ing to get paid for playing soft
ball. Who loes he think he is,
Bob Feller. Where is the old
spirit and loyalty, it seems to be
missing.
Art Hyde and Stanley Schov-
lax of the Die Shop are really on
the beam, they are wondering
why the Company does not fol
low the contract and put un-
ion label on our company paper
Ollie Trzskalski of the inspec-
ton department has been very
quiet lately. 1t seems that a cou-
pie of months ago he bought a
new cap and he has not gotten
over the shock as yet. Hank on
nights gets a laugh when the
committee goes on the march, he
is all smiles these days.
I Summer is here and the boys
are going fishing as usual. Sc
watch this column for some un-
usual stories from Leo Losek,
Leo Carr, Lefty Martin, Red and
Walter, they are our master yarn
tellers. So it won't be long now
Attention all Acklin members
of the Eagles. Please contact
Bro. Gomesall of the Die Shop
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15
SDarkletS- Champion Unit
By RALPH YOUNG, Secretary
Sam yinson

Sam A group composed of the following women:
Dept D. Clara Wade, Wilmet Pape, Alma Harper, Ger
2nd Shift trude Hughes Faye Mcneil Betty Coin and Lii
Ian Hepfnger held combination Wedding Anniversary
Birthday and Farewell luncheon Thursday night The meal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Predbezne ornament zabav.

" nedeli, 10. unora odpol.
Pitch-In-Party pofada Czecho-
s~lovak-American Civic Assn
We Slovak Hall, rob Montford
a Eager ulic.
V nedeli, 20. dnora ga
ternickove Hody" pofada Sbor
"Zlata Praha" We Skole Aug.
Hermana.
" nedeli, 27. mora "Pitch-
In-Party" porada Rieger Klub
V Lyceum Budove, rob Madison
a Duncan ulic.
" nedeli. 27. unora ma u
koncenf Masopustu sehraje
Ochotnicky Spolek Osady sv.
Vaclava frasku MAS Franta".
" nedeli, 6. bfezna pora-
da I. Cesky Dem. Klub Z. war
dy "Jitrnicove a Hovez1 Hody'
V klubovnfch mlstnostech, 838
n. Chester st.
V sobotu, 10. brezna II.
"Starodavn6 Sibrinky" poTada
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" V Dem. Klu-
bu Ceskych Mlad1kG 7. wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
USA vydatns pomahaji pr
budovani Filipin.

Manila. - Amerika vydat-
ne pomaha pTi budovanf Fill
pin a filipinska vynalezavost u
mi americke pomoci dobfe Wy
uzft. Nyn1 vyplacf Amerika
denne $685. 900 ma uspokojen1
rGznych narok1 "a valecne
skody, prevazna vetsina tech
to penez jde ma u%spokojen1
mensich skod, uplatnovanych
drobnymi lidmi. Celkem bylo
podano 1,250,OOO zadostf "a
odskodnenl a pres million tech
to zadost1 jsou naroky ma OBJ
nos mensf $1,000.
Ia skody ma verejnem ma
jetku, jake skoly, mostly, pr1-
stavni zaTfzen1 a jine byla po-
volena castka $90,000,0 900, z
toho bylo jiz $35,OOO,OOO Wy
dano. Ia naroky valecnych
vyslouzilcd plat1 Amerika me-
s1cne $4,000 600 a tento obnos
prozat1m jeste rosie.
Amerika poskytuje tuto vel
korysou pomoc proto, re vycha-
ri re stanoviska, re Filipiny Sc
staly tercem japonske 1tocno-
sti jen proto, re Japonci 1toci-
Ii ma USA. Celkem nutno Tici,
re americkych penez je pouzi-
vano slusne a 1celne, vznikl do
sud jen jeden vetsi skandal a
ten Sc tykal americkeho pfeby-
tecneho valecneho materialu v
hodnote asi 500, 900, 900. Pre-
vazna vetsina americkych Pc
nez lie pouzfvana k uspokojen1
narokd drobnych ildf, to vsak
nevylucuje, re Sc ma Filipinach
objevuj1 tez luxusn1 americke
vyrobky jake hedvabne pun
cochy, auta a nektere jine lux
usn1 zboz1.
Lide ma ulic1ch jsou lepe O.
bleceni a zre.jme take ziveni,
nez kdy pred tim v dejinach
Filipin, doprava Sc podstatne
zlepsila a do skol chodi diva
KRAFT tolik detf jake pred val
kou. Ma rGznych mfstech jsou
tabulky hlasaj1cf, re budova ia
byla budovana americkou po-
mOcf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v
ONE OF SEASONS BEST
WRESTLING r
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
DOUBLE FEATURE
LADIES BOUT"

Pro. pfistf dtery, 8. dnora Mr.
Ed Contos poradatel krizko-
vych zapasG v Coliseum pripra-
vii velice zaj1mavy program ma
nemz dcast brati budou nasle-
duj1c1 %zapasn1ci:
Miss Dot Dotson, 1852 Id. z
TeXasu VS.. Miss Juanita Coff-
man, 148 ID. z New Mexico.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
] porazky.
Wilbur Mead, 236 lb. Qowa
State Champion) VS.. Michael
Leone, 228 ID. (Italian Terror
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
1 porazky.
V nasledujic1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkujf
Manic Singh, 228 Id. Cobra
Hold Expert) z Calcutta, India
We. Tony Cosenza, PIP ID. Qta-
lian Adonis).
Harry Finkelstein, 229 ID. z
Bostonu VS.. Hans Steinke, 240
lb. German Oak).
Chief Little Wolf, 235 Id.
Cherokee Indian) VS.. Ivan
Komaroff, 228 ID. russian
Adonis).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
General Heliodor Pika odsou.
zen k smrti obesenim.

Praha. - General Heliodor
Pika, byvaly namestek sefa ge-
neralniho stabu ceskoslovenske
armady byl odsouzen k smrti
obesenim pro velezradu.
Byl uznan vinnym z prozra-
zovanf vojenskych, prdmyslo-
vych a statn1ch tajemstvf Gle
Nun britske zpravodajske sluz-
by. Byl dale obvinen, re pri-
jail velke castky penez ma pro
vadeni spionaze v Sovetskem
svazu, ktery n~avst1vil r. 1941
jake vedoucf ceskoslovenske
vojenske mise.
Odsouzeni tohoto vynikaj1ci-
no ceskeho cloveka a skveleho
ddstojnfka k smrti obesen1m
mluvi vice nez cele knihy o po-
merech, jake zavladly v Ces-
koslovensku.
v Moravske Ostrave odsouzeno
"a lidi.
Zatim CO v Praze byl odsou-
zen general Heliodor Pika k
smrti obesenfm, byl v Morav-
ske Ostrave vyrcen rozsudek
mad 33 osobami, obvinenymi,
re "pripravovaly teroristicke
akce prot vynikajfc1m osob-
nostem nynejsiho rezimu". 10
bylo odsouzeno k dlouholetemu
zalari, Ia k nekolikaletemu "a
Iari a zbytek byl osvobozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Americky letec popsal dodav'
ky zbrani a munice z CSR
Israelu.

New York. - Mlady Anne
rican slouzil pc dobu nekolika
mes1cG V israelskem letectvu a
popisuje We zdejsim tisku sve
zkusenosti @ dodavce ceskoslo-
venskeho zbrojn1ho materialu
do Israelu.
Zakladnou pro dodavky by
10 letiste V Zatci. ktereho Mem
lei V posledn1ch meslcich valky
pouzfvali jake zakladny pro
ietove stihacky ME-109, ktere
byly v blfzke tovarne take wy
rabeny. Ceskoslovenska vlada
vyrobu v teto tovarne opet OBJ
novila.
Ono letiste V zatci bylo ces-
skoslovenskymi vojaky prisne
hlldano a casteji tam prichaze-
Ii vysoci csl. ddstojnfci ma in
spekci. Israelstf letci, mezi nj
mi omen American, vystupova-
Ii CSR. jake civiliste a bydle-
Ii We dvou hotel1ch V zatci, je~
den Sc jmenuje "Zlaty Lev" a
druhy "Stalingrad".
Do Prahy dojizdeli letci tax
caste jak mohli a vystupovali
tam jake STUDENT. Lide v CSR.
byli temeT vsichni prot komu-
nistdm, avsak sympatisovali jak
s Amerikou tax S Israelem, o.
bavali Sc vsak americke politi-
ky V N6mecku a cetnf z Mich
dali vyraz nadeji, re by CSR.
mohla zdstat neutralni pri pfi-
padnem konfliktu mezi Anne
rikou a Ruskem.
LetcGm sc lilo v Ceskosloven-
sku krasne, pc pristani v zatci
byla Jim vyplacena castka e.
900 Kcs a kdyz jeli do Prahy
dostali 5000 Kcs. Oficielne
dostali "a 1 dollar 5 3Kcs, a.
vsak kdyz mohli prodati neja-
Ike dollary ma cerno, tax "a ne
dostali 480 az $40 Kcs "a .je-
den dollar. Ackoliv to bylo
pflsne zakazano, jak ceskoslo-
venskou tax israelskou vladou,
kupovali letci ma cernem trhu
v CSR. co sc koupit dalo.
Kupovaly Sc elektricke pri-
stroje, radio, bizuterii a prave
sperky a to Ease letci S velkym
ziskem prodavali v.Israelu.
Chvali 81 divky.
Jak vsichni vojaci Sc letci
hlavne zaj1mali O dfvky a vel
mi 81 je chval1, avsak onen A
merican 0 svoji lasku prisel,
kdyz j fekl, re je komunistou
a ona to brala vazne. Kdyz ne
ktera dlvky z Prahy prisly let
&c navstivit V zatci, tax to zjis-
til dozorcf israelsky d~nstojnik
a ucinil 0 tom ornament policii,
ktera Prazacky supem vratila
do Prahy. Mela to byt tajna
zalezitost, avsak nedopadlo to
dobTe.
Co bylo dovazeno.
Vedle letadel samotnych by
ly z CSR. vyvazeny vsechny
druhy strelnych zbrani spolu
sc stfelivem, avsak Eide tax tou
zili pc materialu, re Sc snazili
do letadel nalozit vice, nez le-
tadla mohla pojmouti a letci Sc
proti tomu branili.
Israel mel k disposici 4 do
pravnl letadla DC-4 Skymaster
a ia dopravovala stihacky O.
vsem rozlozene a zabalene v
bednach, ktere pax byly v l.
sraelu montovany.
0nn nnn ~ O W. N
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Angle a 3 dalsi staty uznaly
Israel.

V Londyne oznamila anglic-
ka vlada sve dlouho ocekavane
uznani statu Israele. Soucas-
ne oznamily toto uznani i nizo-
zemske staty, Belgie, Holland
sko a Lucembursko. Spolu S
dnesnlmi uznalo stat Israel az
dosud 20 statG. Nynf zbyva
jeste jmenovan1 a vymena di-
plomatickych zastupcG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
300, 900 AmericanIE navstivilo
Evropu v roce 1913.

Paflz. = V uplynulem roce
navstlvilo Evropu ma 800, 900
americkych turistG, kteTi vyda-
Ii tam $316,373,OOO. Nenasta-
nou-li nejake nepredvidane
pfekazky, ma letos do Evropy
prijet znacne vets1 pocet Anne
ricand zejmena Ike katolickym
oslavam do Rima.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Pet Americana zahynulo.

Toxic. = Pet americkych vO-
iaku uhofelo, 10 Sc jich pohfe-
suje a Is bylo raneno, kdyz
vznikl ohen v jednopatrovych
kasarnach v letecke zakladne
Jokota, asi 20 mil daleko cd
Tokia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Now velitel West Point.

West Point, N. Y. - General
Bryant E. Moore byl jmenovan
velitelem Vojenske academic.
Nastupuje pc majoru generalu
MAXWELL D. Taylorovi, ktery
stane Sc naceln1kem armadni-
no stabu V Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
ZNOVU CIVILIZACE?
Napsal F. Cincibus, mi.

BOSy d SkOI0m ma
ny, hezky mlady muz, klecel
ma kolenech a d1val sc do po-
|toka, ma neobycejny zjev.
V kfistalove vode videl ne
koho. Kdo je to? = pomyslel.
z divoke naklonene travy, a
z koren1 v este vode, najed-
nou vyrazil pstruh. Rychle a.
lie Ease zmizel, jakmile spatril
oblicej muze.
Tisice barevnych, divokych
ptak6 popevovalo sve obl1bene
melodie.
Louka byla polita krasnym
kvlt1m.
Ovocne stromy pret1zeny by
ly ovocem vseho druhu. Kras-
nj motyli ukazovali pysne svou
ma.jestatnost We slunecnich pa
prsc1ch.
Veverky Sc honily nahoru a
dolu pc stromech.
Pine vcely shanely sladky
med.
Hmyzu vsude homo, a ptaci
nell posv1cen1.
Matka Pr1roda byla v nej-
lepslm. Byl to zemsky raj, a
byl to krasny sen, by trval vec-
ne.
Muz v rozkosl usnul ma bo-
hatem mechu. Ale nektere shy
Sc vyjevf!
st1hle smrky sc spicatymi
vrsky ukazovaly ma cisty me-
sic, ktery Sc je nusmfval. On
piece taky patril Prfrode. tt
Size hvezd este obloze blika-
10, jake by mt od%povidaly.
Rano! Rosa Sc zacinala usa-
zovat ma krasnem XVIII. Ptaci
zacali svou zamilovanou p1s-
nicku. Chladny ranni vanek
vse obzivnul. Ma vse hrda pri-
roda pocala svoji denni povin-
most.
Slunce Sc tlacilo mezi bora
mi a zacalo swift muzi do O.
bliceje. Muz ale spokojene
spal, mel krasny sen, ktery mel
trvat ma veky.
Ale slunce nepovolilo a muz
opet pocal otvfrati oci. Ted Sc
objevil Ease novy sen. Krasne
urostla divcina stala mad MIN.
Jeji dlouhe kastanove vlasy
prikryvaly vetsinu jej1ho tela.
"To nemGze byt live. To
must byt andel." Kdo isl, 2
co tady delas?"
zadna odpoved hned nepTi-
sla. Jenom v jej1ch oc1ch by
10 videt jiskrenl a spokojenost.
Jej1 rude rty zacaly Sc pohy-
bovat. Sen pocal mluvit!
"Bylo me smutno. Mohu zde
zGstati?" a JEFF krasny oblicej
promenil Sc v sladky 1smev.
Zadny by nemohl r1ci = ne
D1vcina zGstala a novy zivot
pocal. jake deti, Ia ruce Sc
drzeli, tancovali a jasali pospo-
lu. Pf1roda sc S mimi tesla.
Ptaci zp1vali sve melodie a
kvetiny plnily vzduch svou Ii
bovGn1.
Gas rychle ut1kal a d1te Sc
narodilo. Pine rozkose a III
vota. Novy zivot a zodpoved-
most pocala. Shiny must chra-
nit slabebo. To je zakon pr1-
rody. Ptaci a zvfrata nasade-
il zivot by chranili sve mlade.
Hmyz a rGznf jine nepfatele
kvetin je nicf. Ale nase ptac-
two Jim to oplati. Znici je!
Obyvatelstvo zemekoule Sc
pomalu rozsirovalo. zarlivost
a neprej1cnost druhemu, byly
ma pochodu. Zacaly hadky,
ktere dosly k bitvam.
Ackoliv bylo vseho dosti ma
svete, shiny chtel zdolat slab
siho. Povstali diktatori: &C.
sar, Napoleon, Hitler a JIM,
chteli "a kazdou cenu zmocni-
tt Sc sveta. Ale vzdy byli Uni
cent mfrumilovnymi narody.
Muz Sc probudil re sveho
spanku podruhe. Videl, jak
svet sc horecne pripravuje k
move valce.
"Proc isem byl dan ma ten
to svet? Kde je ia mole nezka-
Jena pr1roda? Kan Sc podel
m1j sladky spanek?"
Uzaver:
Jak to vypada a niue Sc to
lehce stat, re jeden narod Uni
Ct druhy, a civilizace nadobro
vymiz1. PAX Matka PTfroda
must zac1t opet znova.
Angle a 3 dalsi staty uznaly
Israel.
V Londyne oznamila angelic
- - 1-S I1o,L~ XoI~S--o-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Starry japonsky chram shofel.

Nara, Japonsko. - Chram
Horyuzi, n~ejstars1 dfevena bu-
dova ma svete, byl znicen O.
hn6m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-04
Modry stejnokroj pro letce.

Kadeti letectva budou nositi
modre stejnokroje pc 4. dub
nu.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Keeping in Touch With Washington
a EHA
- EHHg@a Plan Will Be Compromise
lion 10 repeal restrictions on
the sale of butfer-colored cleo.

lion 10 repeal restrictions on
the sale of butter colored cleo.
Matter of fact is that congress is
trying to get away from Washing
ton by the last of June when con-
struction men are scheduled to start
remodeling the house and senate
chambers.
Contracts for this work have al
ready been let and the outbuildings
for the necessary equipment have
been erected on Capitol hill.
However, if congress is not fin
ished with its work by the time the
construction is scheduled to start,
there is a possibility that the house
and senate may use other quarters.
Both the house and senate office
buildings have large caucus rooms
in which both houses could meet.
Nevertheless, the cleo group is
fearful that congress may just take
a holiday, leaving their bill-al-
ready passed by the housekeeping
on the ropes for future consideration
by the senate.
If and when the oleo bill is called
up before the senate, the possibility
of a filibuster-a tactic often used
by the s~outherners in congress-still
remains.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
CCC STORAGE

Under compromise legislation
agreed TO by the house and sem
ate. the Commodity Credit.
Corp. now has power to acquire
storage facilities for crops on
which ii makes loans to main
tain farm price supports.
However, the measure as agreed
upon says CCC cannot provide stor-
age anywhere unless it first de-
termines that private facilities can
not meet farmers storage needs.
1t says, also, that no refrigerated
cold storage facilities shall be con-
structed or purchased by CCC ex-
cept with funds specifically pro-
vided by congress for that purpose.
The major argument on the bill
centered on cold storage, with some
congressman contending unrestrict-
ed authority might mean the So
~cialization of cold storage facilities.
In addition to providing trackside
and other central storage facilities,
the legislation empowers CCC to
make loans for farmers to build
storage on their own land.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
WANTS RURAL HOUSING

Secretary Brannan wants
rural housing included in any
federal legislation on housing
problems.
He told congress that the housing
problem is more acute on farms than
in cities.
Brannan proposed an amendment
to the housing bill to eradicate what
he described as rural Sums"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKED


The downtrend in nonagri-
cultural employment has leveled
off. arresting the decline of
previous months.
Substantial gains in construction
and trade employment are reported
by the U. S. department of labor.
offsetting a further decline in the
manufacturing industries.
Non-farm employment is still over
1000, 900 below the all-time peak of
last December.
Despite the overall decrease, con-
struction, trade. finance and gov
eminent employed more workers in
May than in the same month a year
ago.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
RECORD EFFORT

The United States has
broken its own world record for
the export of grain in a mar
keting year.
USDA reports that shipments
during the 10-month period ending
April 80 totaled $40, 1888 900 bushels.
Shipments during May were more
than enough to put the seasons
total above the old record of $685.
600, 900 bushels set last season.
USDA has set an export goal of
zoe, 000, 900 bushels for the current
season, which ends June 80.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

WASHINGTON, IL. C.-lf q new
farm law is enacted in this session
of congress, it probably will be a
three-way compromise representing
the ideas of the senate, the house of
representatives and Secretary of
Agriculture Charles F. Brannon.
House farm leaders are de-
termined TO prevent the Aiken
law. passed by the Republican
congress last year. from becom-
ing effective next Jan. l as now
scheduled.
This law would replace the pres
ent rigid 80 percent of parity sup
port program with a flexible go to
90 percent system, depending upon
the size of supply.
The house farm bloc hopes to get
a new program adopted this year.
But if this attempt fails the last re-
sort would be a last-minute drive
to continue, by a simple act of con
gress, the present program through
1850.
This would give another full year
for congress to work on permanent
legislation.
An about effort is being made,
however, both in the house and SEN
ate, to write a new farm law this
year. The views of Secretary Bran
nan undoubtedly will have to be
taken into consideration by both
house and senate.
If there is new farm legislation
this year-other than extension of
the present price support system
Brannan probably will get some of
his program but not all, by far. His
plan is too revolutionary to be
gulped down in one bite.
WHEAT AGREEMENT COST
The international wheat
agreement is going 10 cost the
government about $84.00o.000
the first year.
This figure anne from Secretary
Idllildil. IlG lldQG IL DuDl1C WI16Il
he appeared before the senate for
eign relations committee to urge
senate ratification of the pact.
Reason for the cost to the govern
ment is the fact that the govern
ment's support price for wheat is
above the maximum world price
provided in the agreement.
The $84, 600, 900 represents Govern
ment subsidies to make up this diff
ference.
Brannan defends the cost on the
grounds that without the agree.
ment-which would assure the us
of a foreign market for wheat-th,
cost of maintaining domestic whea
prices would be far greater.
If the wheat agreement succeeded
Brannan says it may ''offer ex
%perience that can be used for solv
ing export problems of other crops.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Here's Conservation

Every piece of equipment you
own is built for long life-de-
signed to stand hard knocks. BUT
You have to do your part by
taking care of it. The regular use
of rugged, long-lasting Oval-E
Greases will help you make the
most of your machines. As your
Oval-E Man will be glad TO
demonstrate, there is a specialized
Oval-E Lubricant for every farm
need. Use Oval-E and save on
repairs and requirements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
A UP FOB REPAIRS

The oleomargarine forces fear
that this congress will call it
quits without acting on legisla-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Here's Power

When you choose Oval-E
gasoline for your tractors,
you choose dependable, steady
power - hour after hour.
Oval : E and Oval E Extra
Gasoline in your tractor,
farm truck or automobile
give you your moneys worth
in pulling power, mileage
and smooth motor perform
ance. Depend on these clean
burning fuels for efficiency
with economy!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Here's Protection!

In heavy duty service, diesel
tractors and spark ignition
tractors and trucks give best
performance .and economical
operation with Oval-E HID
(Heavy Duty Motor Oil. Its
detergent or cleansing action
helps prevent ring sticking,
piston varnish and sludge. A
favorite for trucks and trac-
tors in normal service is pop
ularly priced Oval-E Motor
Oil. Ask your Oval-E Man
which oil you should use for
the job you have to do.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-02-12

| of Mrs. Jones. Miss Vernagene
Branham Of Gary, Indiana, a
niece, has also arrived to make
her home with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Rranham.
sfs 81 T59t,
MRS. v. cOGSWELL HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY BY THE
HANDS OF LOVE CLUB
The Hands of Love club met
at the YWCA in their regular
meeting. The birthday commit
zee. Mrs. L. Lewis, Mrs. S. Hyde
and Mrs. j.. Sims celebrating
members birthdays, planned a
na~tv honoring Mrs. Victoria
Cogswells birthday. Refresh
ments were served to all mem
Dels and friends present. Devo.
t1onals wre led by Mrs. B. Green,
Mrs. u. Lewis and Mrs. T. Ligon.
Rms were made for a pot-luck
lunch to be served at the open
ing OF each meeting. Mrs. L.
Walker is president.
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BISHOP SHORT RETURNS
FROM BUSINESS TRIP