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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-05

BeardseeU 2 CsL 8-s52W Rig
Coolidge & Coolidge Maley Rgl
Coolidge & CooidgeStone
Consolidated
DeVald
Kippen & Gas-Soberg No
Morton Oil
Spudding
ShowOn
C ShowO
Twin FedsU.
70 A
Yeaey-shaw No. IS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-05
CUT BANK Drilling WELLS

No C ls-s2-5w spuddng
Dakota Montana Tribal ll2
Glacier Production Hall No
Glacier Production-State l6 No NV
Glacier Production-N Neil No G SW3 NE4 20-335W
Jefhies-H Clark No 2 C NW3 SW3 34-35-6W
KubergIrba No / G NE SW3 l932-5W
Montana Headlight Briton No. c
Par On-TTtbal ITO No.
Pardue-Trba l8 No. sW SEA NEl l9-32-5w
Sandgen Nyhagen-A Anderson No NV NE
IaTrantVod No c NEa NE3 1334-6W
Iarrant-Barnes Butler No @ Lot QIW3
Iarrant-Eiope No G NEi 1s-S4-5W
Texaco- Schag NO CNL SEA SEA 26-35-6W
Unit G
Texaco- State MASS No G SEA NWs l6-32-5W
Iexaco- Tribal 10 No 10 GEL NW3 SEA 632-5W
c
Iexaco-U Unit Nine No 10 @ SW3 SEA 932-5W
Texaco- Unit Eleven No CIVIL NW SW3 1-35-6W
Texaco- Morrison No GEL NE3 NW3 22%56W
Wagner ct a-Irbd l7S No SW SEA SEA 1232-6W
C..ATRn.L-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-05
New Locations--Kevin-Sunb


Stock -E1agerty No 6 @ SW3 SW3 13-35-2W
WEIGH Bros -lerum No Sc SW4 NW3 25-36-2W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-05
New Locations Cut. Bank

WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont-Scharff No 2 NWi NE1 35-22-17E
Cammont-Pennock No. NV NW4 NW4 6-2IN-IgE
Emmons-CroSser No NEa SEA 6-2ON-18E
Emmons-G Government No GEL SEA NE3 24-22N-1sE
Emmons-Manland No GEL SCI SCI 4-2N-l8E
Emmons-Manand NO / Sw SWa SWa 3-2lN-l8E
Emmons-Pennock No. Sc NW3 NWa 6-21-leE
Emmons-Melton No. NWa SEA 20-21-18E
Judith Operating Pennock No. SEA SW3 26-22N-l7E
Kaispen- Kelvin Emmons No. 2 G SW3 SCI 20-21N-l8E
Minnesota Fenholt No Sc NW4 SW3 24-2lN-l7E
Emmons-Crocker No. SW Nw4 Swa 24-22N-lsE
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel Oil Co. No. / c Nw4 Swa 7-2S-24E
Riverton OH Co.-Fox No. GEL NW3 NE4 14-2N-23E
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-10-05
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth

--''''1 &BsARoKEE KEGS STRUCTURE D''n
1'1''Oni' No sE' T RxK ASssiP5 81"
DAKOTA U U No. me- N S ME- a ew, p IT'S B oh s
4 G No NO. iss Ne swi sw ssNSoE SION Gas
0a U Ua No NO. s sE NE NR S S O
BERTHELOTE DOME
An No NJ sW Swa NEl 2E Gas 1858 4sa
B S e n; Il S y s ". We 81 q 81
-senvnnssl NEs l sNs SIS
6sna0vt No No SCI sEa 81 aa a1s il.s @
Montana 70 iasslH Lost first hole 3SS
ssS:ss z * ~ !ylS ",
Kihbauch l ls-s7lw ADD $50
Montana Montana Gas Gas o0y Mo- NO. SEA swa sr 1on
BOWES GAS FIELD
Montana Gas Box NJ RID DE s sf M1 ISM Gas '
burton '''s-"A'''' Be BoWD Hcd NC GAS is-i DOME
g g \: s N NJ $1,000 e: II?
Utilities NO NO ss s sES sw aas ssa @
Un NO Ss S S NV sssssaE @
NO Mont Utilities NO G sws swa ss-ss-s5E 1871
U Utilities No No 81 81 Sec s %
swa ssN.ssE Sl@
Rowland ct alwOOdWaTd No SEA SEA 2O5l4-24E 300
Treas State pOOovt No SEA swa a-s42sE water
CAT CREEK OIL FIELD
AFRO OIL g Ref-Chales No G SEA Nwa 2l-l5NsOE 1886
synd-HarDOlt NV Nwa gwa l,s5N-2OE 1910
smith y 1 Iz,s F sS aa:
SMITH SMITH sd sOnsa NO NO Sws w nw WIS i7ssaE
WASH MoWatt No sw NW7 SEA 7-ss-SE ACCOM- Gas
CREEK FIELD
sws Nws 27s21E ADD 56sS
EAGLE STRUCTURE
Coolidge CYL sT sWa TWa s1s' Dry Add 1902
Alex BeatOn No SEA SEA 2s-6s-2sE 1925
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
Azinneusa- 1850
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
amnton ct al Nor Farms 10-375E Oil 2879
FLAT WILLOW
Rowland Brundage-A6nk / s5sN-25E 722
Guy Smith ct al No A SEA SEA s4 Ia, APO ape E 5
so g R T n No NE NEa SEA 425E
oOntinentalpigge No Sc SEA SEA ss-ss-25E
GENOU STRUCTURE
eunn-John 23-26N3E 145l
HAGAN STRUCTURE
Morton CloutierH No 4O
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Big HornN 15-ls-sSE Rig Up
DAME No / 131S-33E ADD 4l95
Buzzeh -Corkins NO NEa NWa 23-1s-92E Rig
pnsherEvey No G NEa SEA 1a-saNI7E 50
Drought NO i 2s-s2NlsE Dry IO4O
Drought-Box Elder No sWa SEA l2-S4-l7E -. E1g
Nadeau-Fee No owl ss-slV-l7E Water s1O
HEATH STRUCTURE
Oh 8 Gas No G NEa SEA S5-9 aN l4'O
Hunt No 3 NV SEA NEs sO-lGNl5E 1870
unit 1 Sc NEa NWa 3O-l4N-l5E Eg
LEWISTOWN
F7athead- 1 13-15-18E Water 1900
Boughman & skaggs G NWa sW4 7-l5N2E u2O
LUTHER-FOX DOME
Tarrant-Heare Nwa 14-ss-1sE lOO
MISSION DOME
RYAN Burgess NO 1850
MOSSER DOME
Tarrant- kelly NO / SIC SEA Nwa Oil 1907
Tarrant -AfosseN No 2 26-3S-24E on sS8
No sWa Nwa S-2Sz0E 0 T i0O
Wyomontsayre Sc NEa sWa &-ss24E 80 BoL s40
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

Jacket ensembles and stunning
one-piece models for afternoon
and sen,i-fornool occasions. Sizes
Tor misses, women and little women.
Tie Painis Royal,
Beiisy Dresses -. Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-25

oil the styles Of this Ihee ore SIDE
tor txeoos nennes
dfooU kindso
Fiesta Red Wnteroee 1omo
Ronch-M Mink and Black, OF
Tie Lms RooLCoA Fsor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

2eben baben, oenn bos 8eib bat ben
8eruf at 6en.iitigem 9ienit. gs flinet
freili1 ettpas berausforberno, ipenn
ein Mann bas iaet, 1,no ,,niere 2aoies,
ielbit tpenn ite ionit 9eeipeft por ser
9ibel baben, laiien ii6 oas nidt eins
mal gern bon ct. Saul iagen. uOb
tbot olo ba6elor!" befam id3 aur
Mntuort. aber idon ibr pDpiiider
3uitano ioate ibnen iaeen, mo- ibr
eigentli6er 8er,tf 1T. Daran freilid,
baB Die Srauen bie 8elt regieren,
fonnen mir Mdnner tpenig an6ern,
bos baben ite INNER. getan l1no tper<
oen es aud imtner tl,n. Sbe bano
tpbo rods tbe cradle rules tbe 8orlo.
Die Srauen baben sic Ma6t oes @in-
fluiies, enttpeber iino Tie Marien-
timber, tpelde ser @elt bas Sell brin>
gen, o6er Tie itn6 @past06ter, tpelde
Die 8eriu6ung bringen. @em Gn=
gel fallen, tperoen fie at Seufeln. 9ie
Srauen, sic abiolut fret 1,no glei6
Iein tpouen tpie sic Mdnner, ber1ieren
lire @iiroe uno Maieitat. Ser 3eit-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21
0ie gaframentaliell her Girdle

iamstag itnb oas 9reif6nigsipaiier
am gorabeno Der gpipballie. Serner
5egnungen bon Saden. 8ie bie Sir
DIE ben Meniden ielbit iegnet, 10 iegnet
.iie aud alles, mas ben Meniden Unit
gibt, mas er gebraudt itnb geniebt,
oanit es ibm our @obIfabrt oes 2ei-
.bes ,tnb Der Seele 6ienen nt6ge rno
linn nidt burd MiBbra1d3 geroerben
.bringen nroge. 9as 9fituale tpeilt
Segnnngen auf fir Speiie 1,nb Grant,
fir SeIoer, 8eioelano ,,no Saat,
Segnnngen fir Saus ilno Sof Stal=
Iunsen, Sabr5e1ge, fir neue Sdulen.
8erIdiebene aranfeniegnungen: fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

franfe &inoer, fit franfe @rtpa6iene
Segnungen fir SeilmitteI. slus al
bem f0nnen mir iebeu, tpie Die Stride
bur6 bie Saframentalieu nniere 1m-
,pelt 1.ab ,.niere 2ebensberbaltntiie
iesnet uno beiliet. Wabrbaftig, tpenn
mir Die beribieoenen Beibegebete, tpte
iie i'm &ituale iteben, aufmerflam le>
len, oann f6nnen mir nidt ,lmbit,
oie Stride fir lire Sorgfalt tint ,.nler
5eitlides WobI, 10 iuie audi fit ibren
8uni6 nad binmliiber .5reloe, 5u
preiien ,nb lieb au eetpinnen. Sc
mebr uniere 3eit fi6 gegen @ott uno
ieine Stride auflebnt, ,1m 10 ntebr
ipolen tpir ser tuabren Stride Ereue
betpabren, al lire @na6enu1ittel, au6
Sic Saframentalen benuben. Snsbe=
ion6ere reidlidpn @ebraud bonn Na'
men Sei,t uno Dem &reuaaei6en mo
ben, Die beioe cine grobe Sdutmebr,
ei,1 3ei9en Ser @laubigen uno Elm
Sdreden Der Teufel iino. @ludli6
Der &atboIif, Ser au6 bobe A6t,1ne
por ben Saframentalien fat -~er lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

Sames> q. Sibpatrtd, Ser Seriteller
bon Metro=@oloippn= =MaDers ,,Trop.
eltalfs', ser Sic gauge 8elt bereilt
fat, 11m MatertaI fir feline 6ilms at
eetpinnen, lit Der slnlidt, oab Soi
Mabal, bos 11ar6enbafte inoiide 8olt-
tperf, unb ser Safen bon &io Sc Sa.
metro 5lnn Sdoniten unS Sebens-
tperteiten geb0rt. 9ie 8olpneIier bdlt
ct iiir bie 5tpeifellos 1iebenspiroiglte
uno eaitfreunolidite WtenidenraHe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

seiit bat freili6 bic ioaiaIe Gage ser
Sral. lit Sbpierigfeiten sebradt, Die
.iebr au beflaeen iino uno in pielen
5aaen beiBt es beitte: ,,Die Sral,
muB binaus ius feinolide 2eben -
SO iolte es nidt iein uno lit es oie
sBflidt Ser Mdnner, ben Srauen an
beIfen, oab iie tpieoer cine tpiiroisere
'Steuung in Ser menibIiben GeieIl.
ldaft einuebmeu, Die Steuung als
Sausfra,1 ltnb nidt ols uAusfrau".
SOUR oIs sic Seele ser 5amilie fann.
oie Sral1 ibre idoniten @aben entfol-
ten. Sbeo0ore &ooiepelt, Der friibere
8raiioent, iaete einmol in einen
&ongreb ser 0tiitter folgenSes: ,,9ie
Station lit libel oaran, oie nidt oas
e6te Samilienleben fennt, mo ser
gbemann nidt ein gutter @atte uno
Gater, ionoern brutal unb arbeits-
ldeu it, mo oie Srau lt6 ielbitiii6tig
an einer id)alen frlt6tloien Geritan-
oesbilo,,ng geniigen loBt l1no fein
8fli6teefiibI nub feiu Spfer fenl,t.
Die @oblfabrt bes Stoates berubt
ausi6lieblid allf Ser Samilie, nidt
ser ongebdufte Observation-Disclosures,
nidt Ger matereille @ufl6tpuna ni6t
einmal Sic grrltneenidaften ouf beu
@ebieten ser allnlt ,n0 8iiienid)aft
MAIDEN ein 8olt gliidlid, tpenn oeiien
Sanilienleben nidt eeiuno lit, tpenn
oie Sdter nid)t ebrlid, arbeitiam uno
oie Miitter nid)t CUTE S5ausfrauen iino,
oie uiaig ibreu bornebmlten Ml,tter-
pfli6ten gel,iigen uuo ibre &inoer ir
gutter 3u6t al1f5ieben. @abreno ser
Mann binaus mub ins feinolidje Sc.
ben, tint a,t i6offen 1,no al1 ertuer-
ben, lit Sic gSelt ser @attin uno
S,ngfroll naturgen6B oas bduslibe
2e6en. Sier ipartet ibrer bie bobe
sl,tfgabe, als Sflegerin uno 2ebrerin
n1,o Gr5ieberin 5u pirfen, unb ba..
nit lit ibnen eine Mufeobe augefauen,
bie bober ltebt ols oie oes Mannes,
.eine slrbeit oes ielbitperleugnenoen
Seroismus. Die Sral1en MAIDEN
@eltgeididte slnn Segen ooer
5ltn Stud. 9arum iol1te a6er ou6
Die &iirbe Ser 5rauen gebiitet nno
bie @o6adtltng Dor ibnen gepfleet
neroen. Seine Mltter bat es leidt,
Die meiiten baben iogar cine i6tpere
2alt at tragen - uno bod), tuelde
trele 0tutter tpiiroe ibre Sre,oen uno
Sorgem austauiden gegen ein 2eben
folter Selbitiudt, bas 1ur auf @enuB
aus lit uno ieber ernlten Sraee aus
oem 8ege eebt, ein 2eben, oos ltd lit
ireenb elmer Weietstpobnung abipielt,
bie redt bel 8equemli6feiten uno
nanden 2ur1s bietet, ,in Der aber
fit bie &inber abiolut fein @Iab iit.'
8enn Sbeo6ore &ooiebelt redt bat-
te, 11no tper miro es be5iueifeln, bann
oiirfen mir rubig bebaupten, baB oas
beutide Clement in Sen Ser. 5taaten
5l1 ben beiten geb0rt. Dariiber in ser
SortIetung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

SSn 2onoon tpuroe amtli6erIeits
erflart, es Jet fein 59iffsraum bor-
banbet, INN &in6er (ber Mrmer) at.
ber 2anoes a,1 bringen. Scum bat man
cine 2aoung raiiiger Binbbunoe -
aur Si9erbeit - 1a9 Bermuda ent-
lanbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-21

User INNER 5ltnt Hrieiter geipeibt
ipirb, erbdlt burb bieie 8eibe cine
oreifabe getpalt: Die 9pfer., bic
5iinoenbergebnngs. llno bic Seeens-
geipalt. Dieie lebte @epalt miro bent
@eibefauoioaten auteil, tpenn Der 8i-
i6oi oernielben bic Sdnoe ialbt nnb
oabet pridt: ,,Anes, mas imrner iie
(oie SGnbe) iegnen tperoen, Jon ge-
iegnet iein ,tnb mas ir1mer iie iDeibet
iperoen, ion setpeibt llno gebeiligt
ieitt." g8ie bieI Segen ion bon bieiem
Gage an aus bieien getpeibten Sdn-
Ben ausftr0nen! 3 Der Gag Der Gpig-
feit miro bieie 5egensltrome offen-
barren, bic iiber bie @elt aus ben ge-
tpeibten &dnoen bes Hrieiters bin-
geflonen iinb! Ser Brieiter iibt oieie
Seeenseelpalt beionoers aus bnrb ben
@ebrau6 Der Safrantentalien. 8obl
1T Sic @irfung Ser Saframentalien
1libt 10 iiber tpie Der Der Saframente,
ober iie baben bod cine beionoere
&raft, bie iiber oie @irfiamfeit zines
perfonliden 2ebens bittausgebt. Das
8eten ser Stride .<iit ia i1nner por
@ott angenebnter ltno finbet intn1er
@rborung, tpenn ali6 ni6t INNER 10,
tpie nnfere &ur5itdtigfeit ,tno 1tnier
toridtes Sera es tpiinibelt, aber bod
itnmer 10, tpie es 1tns gum Seile
bient. Sc reiner Sic Ser5er, ie. Ieben-
bigger Der @la1lbe, ie inniger bie ln=
badt, ie finoliber bas Gertrauet, ie
fiefer Die Demut bes Spenoers unb
@npfGngers, beito ftberer Die >@irf-
iamfeit Ser Saframe,ttalien., 2eiber
CAB un6 gibt es a,16 bel1te nod iolbe,
Die bll1ttpel,ie bon oen Saframentalien
lt1tb beren Segensfraft tpiien, oafiir
aber n1ebr auf @abriaeer, Eii6riif-
fen, &arteniblaeen nitp. ba1ten 1lno
abergldubiide @ebete, ,.no iiber ben
@ebra,td Der SaframentaIien ipotten.
So Ielbf- 11nter iolden, Ste NIT bem
9fitual ser Stride bertraut ieit, ion=
ten, sibt es pelde, Die gana furioie
9lniidten iiber bie Saframentalien ba=
ben ,1no iosar NIT Dem Bortlaut 1nb
SnbaIt Ser @ebete tpenig bertraut
finb. gielleidt, tpeil in rtanden Se=
nlinarien bie 2ebre iiber 6ie Safra=
,nentalien aur oberflddli6 burdge=
nommen un6 Der @ortlaut Der @ei-
begebete ni1t erfldrt miro. @ar 1tan-
dem gebt Ser Iebenoige @laube Der
erlten gbrilten .nb, sic nod benz 3eug-
mis- 9ertulians iib nit Dem &relt5-
aeiden ieeneten - Tie iaben i'm areu5e
cine feite Nauer, einen feiten 8an
eegen oie Angriffe Ser &oae, geeen
ben Mnpran 1nander l1ebel. Cider
it, ie tiefer bas 0eritdnbnis Der 5a-
framentalien, ie GROCER bic 2iebe CUR
Stride rno Mnbdnglidfeit 5u ibr, oeito
GROCER Die Mbtung bor ben 5afra-
mentalien. Dur6 iie tptro 6as ean5e
2eben bes Meni6en eebeiliet nnb
berfldrt uno ielbft Die lebloie Natur
in oas 11ripriingli6e normale Ser
bdltnis eefest. slud beut5utage fdat=
sen slaubensfeite &atbolifen Die Ga
fralnentalien bod, Defenders ben
8rieiteriegen, ,,n6 edit briflibe So
milienbdter bitten germ Inn bieIen
Segen, = iie ieben im Brieiter BEN
6teIIbertreter Ghri}ti. Nser INNER irz
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(Jortiesung bon Seite 81
3tpei &nabet gingen a,tf bas College
Sic Iernten beioe ettpas ,,fnoiplebee"
Der cine ler,,te 5tpar ni6t bieI,
Ser anoere bas Sootballlpiel.
2. @omem right pr iuomen iurpns?
8ir6 fdon in ser S6ule Dem
Observation-Disclosures Ser Mdo6er1
gorl6ub geletltet, 10 fann bas nl1r
cine i61bli6e @irfung inn ipGteren
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in gutter f@eIeufdaft groBer Seiliger
,inierer Stride, tpie ). g. ein fl.
GbrDioitomus, 8ernbarb nnb 8ernar-
Sin. Yeregrinlls.
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9ie aaten oes Sbeens feier bieIes Sabr 6en 400 &C.
beag ser sSorinsen goronaoos in eem Sell Der Ser Staa
ten gor aem miro zines annes seoad Ser ein Sab frber
ais Coronado as ipaiier Mionar bier borbrag Strap ar
De Ba Sbie @rernestafel puroe ben zines eroben
5es in Der Nabe oer Ct Narenfire in Yboeni5 sri5
ben Columbus =&iern a1gebrad3t.
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56I2 Miller. r X. Whitmore l.
5613 Wheeler. sam G.. Npsilanti
561s Mckillen. a.. r.. Dexter.
5675 Grossmau. r. s. Manchester.
5616 Brown. p. /. Manchester
500. Hommluga. Joe r.. Npsilanii.
l6-N smith. uarhnd W. Milan.
567s Wan.clla ~ v. Npsiant-
$3.50 Kramer. John NJ. So. Lyon
56>l Norton. Chas. H. Npsilanti.
56S2 Schgltz. X G.. Ann Arbor.
56>3 Northrop Floyd e.. Ups lanti
56S4 Hack. Roland H. Milan.
56N5 Tedford. + X. NpsIanu
1856 Graves. Estal Il. Npsilanu
56S7 Sabo. Paul. Npsiiant.
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81 Dancer. Robt. H.. Chelsea.
SO Tucker. Lonnie Lee. Ypsi.
SO Finkbeiner. II. y, Saline.
40 Korbel. Joseph L.. Ypsi.
Al Dreyer. Vernon d.. Ypsi.
a. Gerstler. Theodore H.. A. \.
43 Wilde, Norman W. Ann Ar.
"A Elka, Carl Robert. Willis.
As Allison. Alex. Ken. Ypsi.
Al Ottoman, c. F.. Chelsea.
A. Schrum. Marvin c.. Dexter
As Ball. Jimmie Lee, Ypsilanti
40 Bevier, Edward, Ypsilanti.
80 Lyons. Richard G.. Chelsea
81 Armbruster. NJ. f., Saline.
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READ THIS FIRST:

Gun Cotton. famous Scotland Yard
agent. becomes interested in stran-
ger. who calls himself Pullinger. and
has an agent assigned TO follow him
but the latter loses the trail Guns SUI
perior. known only as x is interested
a missing bomber The agent goes to
a new "hush-hush'' station where new
and secret types OF military planes
are tested.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02

56sS Sterle, Norman J.. Ann Ar.
56s9 Newman. Russell. Ypsilanti.
$500 Stasko, Stanley W. Dexter.
56sl Kitchen. David Jr. Ann Ar.
5692 Brooks. Cecil r. Ypsilantl.
5693 Kieyzok. Albion, Milan.
1894 Burden, r. o., Ypsilanti.
$685. Collar. Phillip f.. Milan.
$685. Smith. John T., Ypsilanu.
5697 Collins, Oscar l., Ypsilantl.
569S Glenn, Major n. Npsilantl.
$500 Kunges Fred, Ann Arbor.
800 Cook. G.. a. Milan
510l Radak. Dudley Il, Milan.
j1o2 Williams. r v, YpsIlanu.
1908 Jacobs. Clyde C.. Milan.
5104 Bunney. l.. j.. Manchester.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02

2 Apologize. Thos. e. Manch
3 Shaw, Lee Henry. Ypsi,
1 Wise, Riley David. Ipsi.
> Keeser, Chester F., Chelsea
8 Hall. Frederick c.. Chelsea
: Hinderer. n. A, Chelsea.
S Hale. Luther. Chelsea.
9 Mcconnell. Harold j.. Ypsi
0 Rothfuss. Walt. H.. Chelsea
! Leifeld. Clarence Joe. Clint
Wilson. James W., Ypsilanti
3 shock. Ben. 10, Ipsilanti.
4 Mlen, John Thomas, Ypsi.
) Gates. Alfred H.. Ypsilanti
6 Lachewitz, Frank A.. Chel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02
VOTE FOR JAY c.. PRAY

Non Partisan Ballot
AS a lifelong resident
of Washtenaw Coun-
ty, | send this person.
al message to my
many friends and ask
them to vote and work
for my reelection.
political ADVERTISEMENT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02

In few hours you will be called upon to
decide whether a President of the United
States shall break one of our most cher
ished and halowed traditions.
There are-of course-othcr grave issues.
But none, however grave, is likely to have
such far-rcachinG effect on the future of
our country Shall we, with open eyes, 90
down the road that leads to Fascism,
Nazism, Communism or whatever you
choose to call type of government which
denies the dignity of man and the rights
of the individual? Shall we, for the first
time in our history, accept the theory Of
the indispensable man. as against the fact
that no man in all history has ever been
indispensable?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02
Consumption Numbers

Editorial note: The complete list
Of Ypsilsnti district numbers Will
be published in the Daily Press.
We suggest clipping lists as they
appear for your future reference.
542S Smith. Neil S, Dexter.
5429 Frye. John Andrew, Ypsi.
5430 Curtis. Hammond D.. Saline
5431 Socks, Leonard H. Ypsi.
5432 O'Connor. Leo G.. Whitmore
5433 Jones, Earl l., Ypsilanti.
5434 Newman. Ralph C.. Ann Ar.
5435 Patrick. Henry c., Manches
5436 Tate, Thomas H.. Ypsilanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02
FOR PROBATE JUDGE

Capable and exper-
fenced in all Probate
work.
| have always done
my best to help you
and will continue to
do so.
On the ballot under
my name you will
find the words,
JUDGE OF
PROBATE"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-02
The Next Few Hours May Decide
THE DESTINY
OF OUR COUNTRY

Make no mistake. Once we set foot on the
road to dictatorship there is no turning
back any more than the people Of Ger
many or Russia can now turn back and
choose other leaders :. any more than
the people of Germany can now end the
terrible war that their present leaders
have led them into.
So when you enter the polling booth on
Tuesday and you are alone with your
conscience with the ballot spread out be-
fore you, it will be up to you to choose
whether we shall surely remain free men
and women working together in democ-
racy, or whether we shall put ourselves
in peril of one day living as slaves ruled
by despots. 1t has happened there-it could
happen here.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1940-11-01

sousl.
But unlike the cynic the reast and idealst honestly
attempt to find ray of hope which will prove that
the Armistice of November H. 1918, not just stop
gap, but that those sacrifices did contribute something
to world betterment and add hope to the millions
who ardenty desire lasting peace among nations and
fairness in international commerce. though this hope
has not yet been transformed into any worthwhile real
Hy.
Something certainly has been wrong with the affairs
during these past 20 years Hates fears distrss
moral degeneration lack of enterprise and rise of
trustworthy and unbalanced leaders in Europe followed
in the wake of the last
The ray of hope for the realist and the ideast is
the fact that the vast majority of people of the world
honestly would rather live at peace They still cling to
the idea too that right will eventually prevail and
eventually rule and economic may yet be prevented
by conferences instead of by guns Yet nation strong
enough in resources is forced to make itself power
full in military might that other nation will dare at
tack transgress our rights and privileges. So