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Standard Oil
By
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<fo cope with the transport
|D problem and to avert any
ft shortage in oil which oc
two weeks ago and threa
ped the industrial activity of
jtb the town and the naval
jse, Merrill Coon, manager for
jandard Oil, announced this
gfc construction of a new tank
ithc local plant.
foundation work was begun
weeks ago, and a crew of six
which arrived on the Denali
isday has begun actual work
pthe tank.
Jt will be 45 feet high and 25
etin diameter of welded steel
will be used for gasoline
jrage. One of the present gas
te tanks will be converted to
el oil storage, Mr Coon said.
Besides the crew arriving on
t Denali were a foreman for
i Chicago Bridge and Iron com
ity, the contractors, and Clif
idGarl, construction foreman
rStandard Oil, from Seattle.
The new tank is scheduled to
completed in two weeks.
Ifrize Costume Is Puzzle
At Senior Girl Scout’s Party
The Senior Girl Scouts enjoyed
nasquerade party at the school
luse Monday evening. There
ere dancing, games, and a prize
the best costume. The judges
Iter narrowing the field down
the prize costume, were con
tented with the identical
in reverse colors,
teses, worn by Myrtle
ie Olsen, sisters, were
cos
The
and
of
Kpc paper in black and orange,
th Hallowe’en designs on a
ilero jacket. The prize was
•ally awarded to the orange
t trimmed in black worn by
yrtle.
Bobby Neilson won^the prize
the boy’s costume. He dressed
a girl.
Chaperones were Mesdames
ton, Lahtonen, and Misses
Bite and Easley.
taior Girl Scouts Give
Hallowe’en Party=Dance
The Junior Girl Scouts cele
ated the coming of Hallowe’en
& a party at the Legion hall
taday night.
Thcron Torgerson, represent
5 a skeleton, won first prize for
eprl’s costume, and Val Mor
te# won the boy’s with a witch’s
*tume
Mer dancing and games,
and sandwiches were ser
ai.
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Baruch Urges brice Curb
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Bernard M. Baruch, who headed the
War Industries Board during World War No. 1, urged Congress
‘ to put a ceiling over the whole price structure including wages,
rents, and farm prices.” Baruch, who appeared before the House
Banking and Currency Committee, advocated a much more drastic
price control bill than that planned by Administration. Photo shows
left to right: Rep. Clyde Williams of Mo., Chairman of the Com
mittee Rep. Henry B. Steagall of Ala., and Bernard Baruch.
Comdr. Coryell Eatertains
At Buffet Dinner and Party
Comdr. Coryell, resident officer
in charge at the Naval Air
station, entertained at a buffet
dinner and party at his home
Saturday.
After dinner guests enjoyed
dancing in a basement ballroom
decorated with Hallow’en motifs
and indirectly lighted with Hall
owe’en lamps. At the same time
games and forfeits were being
played upstairs.
Among the guests were Mes
dames and Messrs. D. S. Bennett,
V. W. Pellegrini, E. Blair, T.
Stiles, W. Ellis, M. C. Erwin. A.
Devine, J. M. Carson, I. D. Fox,
C. Gregory, P. Harreschou, R.
Van Bishler, W. H. Lamme, C.
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Orpheum Theatre
Grebe. T. Mathews; Lt. Comdr.
Piland and wife, Lt. Riley and
wife; Misses Catherine Campbell
Mary Dunbar, Mina Belle Mc
Kay ; the Messrs. E. Carlson, N.
Mitchell, J. Flanagan, E. Weller,
W. Beecher, C. Larsen, C. Henry
C. Johnson, H. Clayton, M.
Cordes, R. Bond, W. Kopra, J.
Cox, W McLeod, P. Lewis.
London JP — A demonstration
of 10,000 persons, sponsored by
the London Trade council, de
manded immediate active war
against Germany in occupied
France.
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