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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
KuheI Keeps Rolling Along

Kuhe White first sacker is SO ole
and according all venerable traditions ought to be his
out of big slipping Kuhe is enjoying
good running the bases better than he die
youngster
he has stolen II bases while he
could per only 81 sacks in his previous eight the Amer
League With total Of q stolen bases this he is
second only George Case in this department.
Kuhe doesn't think that there anything surprising about
this.
There two why I'm having luck stealing
bases than did 10 ago he explains Zone of these
is the fact that Jimmy Dykes had
who let's and the other is that expert
not speed Il most important in base stealing
"On every I've been before YOU had wait for a
before could that the
because the fellows really don't know when to try it,
But up player has experience he's Judge
of when TO steal than the manager"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Demdret Enters
State Open Meet
Photo BY International News Photos

Jimmy Demaret will compete in
the State Open golf tournament
which begins Friday at Meadow
brook and continues through Sun
day. The Plum Hollow star filed
his entry yesterday with Ernie
Shave, Meadowbrook pro and sec
rotary OF the Michigan PEA.
Demaret delayed his decision
because Of the return match which
Plum Hollow members will play
at Toledo's Inverness on Sunday.
lie and Byron Nelson the Toledo
pro. arranged this e-and- home
series and he was anxious 10 play
al Inverness, but finally was pre-
vailed upon 10 compete in the
State Open instead.
Demaret's entry follows that of
Chick Harbert, the Battle Creek
sensation. The presence Of this
pair will add 10 the interest in
the tournament which already has
attracted 40 OF Michigan's lead
ing professional and amateur
golfers. The entry list closes to-
night
Eighteen holes will be played
both Friday and Saturday, with
the IS low scorers for these two
rounds qualifying for Sunday
final SO holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
.UAW-CI0 10 Hold
PIayoffs Twice a Week

To speed up the play-offs, JAW
Go Baseball League intends to
play two nights a week instead of
one. The schedule for tonight at
Northwestern Field is Kelsey
Hayes and Ford 400 Chevrolet
and Ford 600 Hudson, Ternstedt
and Bohn are out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Mexican Standod Touting Agency Release: Buns Rush
wheA they so at Thistle Down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
STRESSES CONDITION
On Il IL With
Vii SIIG ] bS0N LeLOis II. Walter

Do those fellows who pick horses for others to bet
risk their selections The is the
affirmative but often the socaed handcapperS to knock
down their choices and wind broke after picking four
five winners for their readers Which brings to the pet story
Of Walter Haight the Washington turf writer:
Walter back from tough day at Plmllco track
evening to he approached by his l1-year-od son.
To buy pirate costume I've picked out"
Walter Sr coughed in embarrassed manner.
Well SON he replied three dollars lot Why
don't YOU Just black face put of mons old
clothes and 60 aS Negro nanny something"
The yungSter turned with little OF dSdain.
Lets just forget it, then" he said II won't need
anything but the clothes
What do mean" asked Haigh
why I'll Just turn pockets inside 20
writer" replied Walter Jr.
Walter Johnsons slow. eortess in his pitching
Babe Ruth the other night New York filled present-day
players with and caused Lefty Gomez AT S. he's
faster than me" Melva Block who
Gardens sknnylegged little 13yearod roller skater from
skating built her big
Fund show Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto October
She's the United States champion and the roller
skaters far beautiful queen than Eleanor Holm provided
for the swimmers
Baseball really getting dirty the minors when the
ngOn club fined $500 the threw mud the visiting
Danvie players Sounds like hockey It's hard TO
join the hoenOn club with hands to WELD the club, hut
Toronto boasts member Bert who handed
tee shot the 5Oyard eighth hole the Cnsde
this week German lost his right learned
10 play Southpaw style.
Mexican Standod Toung Agency Release Buns Rush and
Brngmehome wheA they 90 at Thistle Down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Card Il Games,
Six in Class A,
In Softbd|I Meet

Forty-two teams competing In
the various divisions of the Metro
poiitan Detroit softball tourna-
ment are scheduled for action to-
night and when the dust settles
on the games. one-half OF them,
five Class A mems teams
and one Class a girlsi team-will
be eliminated.
The sudden death" nature of
tonight's program will leave only
ID Class A mems teams and four
Glass A girls teams still in the
running for the Pepsi-Cola awards
which automatically qualities the
winners TO compete in the world
games here Septem-
Der 1920.
OF these survivors in the two
divisions. only four of
the Glass a mems teamS-Briggs
BomberS. Virges, Michigan Alkali
and Our Lady of Help-remain
undefeated. Only indicated Class
"a girls team is Hudson Defense
Girls.
Three Class A mems games are
scheduled for Mack Park with five
of the contenderS representing the
Strong Detroit Softball Association
Major League. Only interloper in
the group is Packard Aircr 1T.
which opposes Harper RecreatOn
AT Z p. m. 10 open the program.
Other games pair Briggs Aircraft
and Henris at SIS; Hudson Motor
police, runnerup for the crown
last year, with Penn Club at $50.
Another Glass a program is
scheduled for Michigan Alkali
with Local 400 Colds. defending
girls champion, facing J. B. Ford
girls OF Wyandotte in a sudden
death tilt. TO feature the program.
TONIGHT's SCHEDULE
tAt Mack PARK
7:00-Hsrper Recreation vs.. Packard Air
si5-Brggs Aircraft vs.. Henris "a nsnl.
s;3o-Hudson Police vs.. Penn Club "a
tAt Michigan Alksm
7oo-Georgs Nss'or We shsrir Baird "A
Sis r Ford vs.. Local 900 co-Eds
"a girlsl.
8 3O-Johnson vs.. X-L-o Au,oms,ies "a
mem.
CLASS n QIARTERFINALs
CAN games a. p m
Murray Plant Police - Bordens y y.
w. A. Pingree Psrk No TO- Boosters
W, Hudson Anchors AZ ST. clair No I.
Stsnlsy's vs. Post Ohice Blues. az Kronk
No. 2; Cadillac Mustangs W, Town. At
Atkinson No
JUNIOR QIARTERTINALs
tAll games A. 2. m
Miller Niksns j. Bombers a. LodEs
No. Falcons u. ~. Our Lady of Hep.
81 Elmwood No. / Bundle Bees vs..
Phsnsrs. al Dingemsn No. 3 Junction
A. c. W. Cohlsrs ~ DinEsnan No. !.
CLASS & MN
CAN games At 2. NJ
Verrors Va a. : Eagles ~ LodEs ~.
. Local IS W Brgadier'. A. CArttsnh
No. J. staTsys vs. Brewster. ~ Lodge
No 2 p. Jefferson Merchants W Acme.
lat Algonquin No. Nirges - Casino. At
Kronk No \. Pittsburgh vs.. winner At
crimson L~tSulf Precious Blood a. Nor'n.
western No. 4 St Annes ~. Birdhurst.
al Pootevelt No 8
TOMORROW NIGHTS SCHEDULE
(At Mack PARK
: 90 Bourgeois " Fruehauf "a rnen).
s:15--Brggs Bomters Va. Our Lady Of
Help "a mem.
10 .3O--EAst SIDE sports vs. Club Chsns-
TrOmbiy "A girlsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Cardinals Defeat
Dodgers in Nth
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
teenth of the season against seven
defeats and cut another full game
off the Dodgers lead which is now
only 5l2 games.
In the American League the
Yankees had slightly less trouble
with their opponents. the Chicago
White SoX. Thanks TO Joe Cor
don's fifteenth homer of the year
with Joe DiMaggio on base in the
eighth inning and couple OF
earlier errors by Myril Hoag and
Taft Wright, the champs conked
the SoX, 5 10 3, for the tenth time
in as many tries at the stadium
this year.
RED SOX WIN
The Boston Red Sox. who won
admit the pennant is Clinched by
the Yankees until a mathematical
genius assures them it's a fact,
their winning ways by
taking both ends of a twin bill
from the Cleveland Indians, 4 TO
3 and 5 to l. These victories ran
their victory string to seven
straight. This enabled them to
pick up a half game on the Yam
KEGS who are now 80 games on
top.
In a twilight-night double
header at Washington, the St.
Louis Browns had an easy time
winning the first game, TO /.
And also took the second by a
score of 3 to 2 in II innings. The
Detroit Tigers and the Philadel-
ohia Athletics were not scheduled.
Other National League games
saw the last place Phillies beat the
Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in Chicago
While in night games the Reds de-
'eated the Giants 3 TO l at Gin
and the Pirates BANKED
he Braves 6 to 0 at Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Wright S Trainer
Was Manager
Of Yves Rdmey
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Tomorrow nights boxing card
.at the Arena Gardens. graced by
such name fighters" as feather
weight champion Chalky Wright
and cX-hghtWeight champ L w
Jenkins. will be further graced by
one who. although his name won {
appear on the program, will be
recalled by the denizenS of Cauli-
flower Row very readily.
He's Harry Gordon, WrightS
trainer who will be in the little
Negroes corner when he meets
Joe Marinelli in one OF the feature
bouts on the double windup card.
Local fans will recall Gordon as
the man who managed Wesley
Ramey Grand Rapids lightweight.
from 1929 to 1886.
WENT UNDEFEATED
II was under Gordon's guidance
that Ramey enjoyed his greatest
success, travelling from coast 10
coast in addition 10 fighting in
Australia, Africa. England and
Mexico. Not only did Ramey go
through that period without de-
feat, but he also scored a victory
over Tony Canzoneri. then cham
pion, in an over-the-Weight match.
Gordon has the background for
being a trainer of champions,
having been a pretty fair sort of
a bantamweight himself. He fought
most of the good ones back in
the period from 1920 to 1925, and
includes a victory over Carl Tre-
maine. who appeared here often.
Gordon only appearance here
was back in 1923 when he fought
a draw with Howard Mayberry of
Hamilton, Ont, at tn c Fair
Grounds Coliseum. Mayberry was
a favorte around here in those
days and fought frequently at the
old Elks Temple. Gordon. in his
dav. also met Charley (PhiD
Rosenberg and Bud Taylor twice
each further atteSting TO his
prowess in the ring.
WILL JOIN NAVY
Immediately after tomorrow
nights fight Gordon will take
Wright to Greenwood Lake, n. Y.
for three weeks, after which
Wright will get back 10 hard work
for the defense of his New York
title in return match with Lulu
Constantine September Is in Mad
iSon Square Garden.
Meanwhile, Marinelli revealed
that he planned TO enlist in the
navy from his home town. Dayton,
O.. Saturday. He had a brother
aboard the United States airplane.
carrier Wasp, and hasn't heard
from him in six months.
Marinelli. Jenkins and Garment
Notch. who meets Jenkins in the
other feature bout, were sched-I
uled TO. wind up their training
today at the Motor City gym with
light workouts. Wright will loosen
up with exercises at Alter Ellis
gym on Hastings street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 tUP).-
Jimmy Edgar of Detroit. the
little brown bomber gets his all
important test at Madison Square
Garden Friday night when he
proves TO the boxing world that
he is either Cd a second edition
of Joe Lous, or (2) just another
ham-and-egger.
Edgar is compared with heavy
weight champion Joe Louis in his
every move because he comes from
Detroit. the champions home
town, because he is managed by
John Roxborough-one of Louis
co-managers-because he appar-
entity is one Of the hardest hitting
welterweightS ever 10 toss leather.
And because he admittedly apes
jolting Joe's shutting style.
Edgar caused a mild quake In
the boxing fraternity on July 81,
when he knocked out Vern Pat
terson in the second round at the
Garden. after exhibiting one of the
grandeSt displays of straight
punching New Workers have noted
in comparative novice in years.
TOUGH MIDDLEwEIGHT
Because of that kayo, 21-year-
old Edgar is being thrown into the
ring Friday night with Jack La
Motta, tough middleweight who
will outweigh weller weight Edgar
seven or eight pounds. And La
Motta is favored to win at Us be-
cause La Motta is a rough, tough
operator who never has been
knocked out and who has lost only
four decisions in two years.
If the little Brown Bomber gets
past La Motta in their hereunder
Friday night, he will be in position
to demand a big-money shot with
any of the country's top-hight
welters-Such as Ray Robinson,
Fritzie Zivic-or even Champion
Red Cochrane of the navy.
Young Edgar fights like Louis
largely because Corporal Joe spent
nearly two months teaching him
what to do with his fists. That
was at the Louis farm near De-
troit. where there's always a well
come sign out.
STRESSES CONDITION
Louis impressed upon me the
necessity of condition." Edgar
says, when l first came out Of
the amateurs, was worried
constantly about my ability to
last the l0-rOund route. But
most of my early engagements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Gus Do-s;s Tarki0o AbouiAf Least, rs Concensus
rorward Pass Is Ike Of Coaches Attending
Ford on Au-orob'e.. Lawrence Sport PortI
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

mes cuentan en- elias con elemer
tos para aotuar y, en- forma
traidora y de piratas, al estilo
de los barbaros, va las estan u
hilizando precariamente. Gil
braltar, rodeada de mar por to-
das parties, llamada ell Buque de
Piedra y situado en- Ell norte de
la boca del Estrecho, es el jalo-
namientro y la defensa de to-
das las rutas a Oriente, Pero I'll
braltar solo carece de valor es-
~trategico 81 la Serrania de Ron
da y las Costas de Marruecos
estan en- manos de un enemigo
que las ma fortifificado y este
sera ell case 81 Hitler invade
Espana y entonces ell valor i'm
ponderable de Gibraltar queda-
ria mediatizado Y la amenaza a
America por mar y por aire po-
drla realiZarse.
Ell dominic aleman de las cos
Itas del Estrecho de Gibraltar
no permitiria concentrar las flo
tas inglesas del Mediterraneo y
del Atlantico y ~permitiria, en-
! cambio, sacar al Atlantico la es.
cuadra de Mussolini para ac'
tuar en- apoyo de la aviaci6n a
lemana, asi como los restos de
la espanola y de la francesa
todos los recursos hoy domino.
dos por Inglaterra en- ell Medi
terraneo.
De Aquf que la defenlsa dt
America en- la costa atpantidi
Sc puede asegurar que esta con
centrada en- Gibraltar y en- evi
tar la invasion de Espana po.
Hitler y sus secuaces 81 la trai
ci6n sigue imperando ALI, y es
to solo puede evitarlo la solida
ridad de los pueblos america
nos, sin reservas, defendienh'
su soberania, en- contra de il
teoria de "Hispanidad" y al Ia
do de los aliados, Unconditional.
mente. I'm Ejercito Pan-Ame
ricano de todas las repGblica
} del Continente, con elemento
espaholes de los que hay en- A
merica, seria la vanguardia d
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
CHOQUE DE DOS AUTOM0-
VILES

Dos AUTOMOBILES chocaron a.
yer de frente, en- la carretera
II, y tres personals sufrieron
lesiones. Sc lie atribuye la res
ponsabilidad, por guar con des
Guido, a Leo Yates, de Palm
Beach, uno de los a~utomovilis-
tas, que sali6 ileso.
Los heridos Sc nombran Will
ford Kennedy, de Thomasville,
Ga, que viajaban con Yates, y
ell matrimonio Margaret y Her
bert D.. Cusick, que iba en- Ell
otro coche. Kennedy tiene frac-
turado un hombro y es possible
que tambi6n tengd fradturadO
ell craneo. La Sra. Cusick sufri6
la fracture de la pelvis y de la
cadera izquierda.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
LA CONFERENCIA DE- RIO DE- JANEIRO
La solidaridad americana y ell factor
geografico de Espana.
Hitler prepare en- Europa una TRACTION
analoga a la del Oriente

do muchos intereses en- esta
region. Buena prueba de este es
ell incidente ocurrido con ell
"Benno", ell cual Hitler tdesea
explotar, 10 que hizo con ell "Al
marck', para j~ustificar la in
vasi6n de Noruega. La function
ofensiva de la base naval de
Ferrol-C oruna es de indudable
importancia, ell Cabo de Finis-
terre es un punto focal de pri-
mer orden, que puede equipa-
rarse con la situacion de Sim
gapores en- ell Pacffico y reune
excelentes condiciones para oA
perar en- ell Atlantico. Sin ella
Hitler no puede lamar a la a.
erosion a los Estados Unidos
desde Europa.
Ell litorsl Atlantico portu-
gues, en- su secci6n norte, esta
conjugado con Galicia y por el
Sur, con ell litoral Atlantico an
daluz que forma ell lado Norte
de la Bahia de Espaha, de la
cual la costa africana ~constitu-
we ell arco meridional y ell Es'
trecho de Gibraltar es una a
bertura en- ell fondo de su seno
Las Islas Canarias, archipiela
90 atlantico de forma volcani
ca, son dificiles de adquirir
viva fuerza, como 10 probarol
Drake Y mas tarde, en- 1899, lo'
| holandeses, a mas de Otras ex
pediciones ingiesas con Nelson
en- 1897. E5tas Islas constitu
yen uan excelente base para do
minar ell Atlantico. Hoy, con i
aviaci6n y ell progreso de la ma
rina, la defensa de las Islas Ca
narias de basarse en- ell domini
del aire y del mar. Los alems
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

la defensa del Contineute anne
ricaR y su integrida6 ocupan-
do las posiciones estrategicas
de que hemos hablado, antes de
que la traicion obligue a reali-
carlo por la fuerza.
Con la solidaridad, tan clara
mente expresada en- Rio de ia
Metro, Sc defiende la indepen-.
dencia de todas y cada una de
las repGblicas americans y Sc
dsfenderan las grandes rutas
maritimas a Oriente y ell ira
fico estrategico del Canal de Pa
mama, que puede ser amenaza-
do por Hitler y sus servidores.
De la Union de las republicas
americanas a los aliados ven-
dra Ell que no pueda una itraido-
ra ocupaci6n de la Peninsula
Iberica por ell Eje, efectivar,
por segunda vez en- la historic,
la profscia de Seneca en- "Me-
dea".... "Tiempos vendran en- la
succession de los siglos, en- que Ell
.Oceano rompa los lazos que cir
cundan al mundo...." y esa y no
.otra, son las intenciones del E.
je al separar, por medic de te-
nebrosa propaganda, la solida-
ridad Pan-Americana.
Por una America unida! in
condicionalmente haSta ell total
aplastamiento del nazifaScis-
mo mundial, en- servicio de una
victoria que nos dara un mum
do Libre."
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
III

Ell million y medic de alema-
mes esparcido por Centric y Sur
America, unidos a los elemen-
tos falangistas espanoles, edu-
cados en- Barlecona en- ell "Ibero
AmerikaniSches Institute, ba-
jo la direction de agentes de
Won Paupel, propaladores de la
teoria de la "Hispanidad" al
servicio de Alemania, undo a
la preston de elementos aereos
por traidores sorpresas, cual a.
conteci6 en- Hawaii y Filipinas,
son los mayores enemigos de la
soberania de las repdblicas a.
mericanas, cuya principal de-
fensa %consiste en- fomentar la
solidaridad iniciada hace amos,
expuesta en- la politica del buen
vecino Y colaborar en- la Confe-
rencia de Rio de Janeiro.
FL baluarte galaico con la
base naval de Ferrol y las esta-
blecidas en- las Rias BaJas
para los submarines alemanes,
ademas de algunos aer6dromos
permiten una acci6n sobre las
comunicaciones maritimas ha-
cha ell Sur y las de Europa cor
America del Norte por la ruts
mas corta y directa. Su podei
offensive y defensive es grandt
Y va hoy los alemanes han cres
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

quicta rel canal de Suez, y en-
1ltimo case atravesar Espaha
en- direction de Gibraltar, bus
cando llevar la guerra al Oes-
tie de Africa y aplastar la o.
fenSiva inglesa en- Libia. NAL
ia es atacada hoy por la avia
ci6n alemana y estimase posi-
Bile una invasion como la que
sc efectuara en- Creta.
Inglaterra anuncia la captu
ra de $4,000 soldados alema-
mes e italianos en- ell paso de
Halfaya, con la perdida, por
la parte de los aliados, de So
10 100 muertos y 400 heridos.
FL mando russo anuncia que
su gran contraofensiva Sc man
tiene, mientras los alemanes
tratan de dar importancia a
una victoria" en- la Crimea,
en- Teodosiya. "Teodosiya, Sc
gun la radio alemana, fu6 re-
capturada por I'm contingente
de nazis y rumanos."
Berlin admite que ell ejerci-
to russo mantiene fuertes alta
ques a 10 largo del frente del
rio Donetz.
Las tropas rusas combaten
hoy, en- las GALES de Mozhaisk
a soldados escogidos de los e.
jercitos alemanes y rumanos.
mo habra descanso, en-
Mozhaisk, hasta que la victo-
ria Sc complete"
Ell avance de las Columns
sovieticaS tiende a cortar la
retirada de los nazis en- direc.
ci6n de Smolensk, donde Sc di
ce que Hitler ha establecido
su Quartet general. Tropas ale
manas que Sc hallaban en-
Francia acaban de arribar a
Smolensk. Algunos batallones
fueron mandados al frente, en-
aeroplanos, y batidos por las
brigadas rusas.
Los soldados sovieticos sc
encuentran hoy a 60 millas d.
Smolensk, pero no Sc mencio'
ma ell lugar.
La posici6n de Polotngany.
Zavod, en- ell frente central dt
MoscI, cay6 en- poder del ejel
cito russo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
ENCONTRADO Ell CUERPC
DE CAROL LOMBARD

Las Vegas, Nebraska, Enc
70 19.-Han sido traidos a es-
ia ciudad los cuerpos destro-
zados de la actriz Carol Lom-
bard y ocho personals de las
% que perecieron en- ell acct
dente de aiaciv6n de la sema-
ma pasada. Entire los muertos
figura la madre de la Sra. LON
bard y otras dos mujeres, una
de elias la camarera.
La identification de la &C.
triz Sc hizo por restos del Pc
10 rubio y ell contorno de la
cara.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
dEs popular Ell Laxante que listed usa?

En- los laxantes, como en- los pue-
bios, Sc requiere ''algo extra" para
llegar a la cumbre y quedarse en
ella. BLACK DRAUGHT ha sido
uno de los laxantes mas populares
con cuatro generaciones de ameri-
canos. Esta es una razon por la cual
listed debiera ~tratar, darle una prue-
ba, a esta medicinal todo-vegetal.
Descubrira un buen laxante en- to-
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

dos sus aspectos. Especioso, aroma
tico, facil de tomar. P%untual y por
complete, mas sin embargo suave en-
su acci6n cuando Sc lie toma siguien-
do las direcciones.
La principal raz6n para TODD es
un "tonico-laxante," un ingredients
de BLACK-DRAUGHT que ayuda a
dar tono a los p~erezosos musculos
intestinales.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

La Business University Of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
10 de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por trabs-
10. Dirfjase a 91419 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

PERDIDA-De tres llaves, en-
la Septima avenids entire las ca
lies IA Y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K I'M
Hardware. ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Las reservas rusas llamadas

Las reservas rusas llamadas
a las armas ell dfa l de octu-
bre, han completado eu entire
namiento especial. Estas reser
vas seran preparadas para
hacer frente, en- case necesa-
rio, a la ofensiva cue los nazis
anuncian para la primavera.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
MALTA ESTA SIENDO Alta
CADA POR LOS AVIONES
Las tropas rusas combaten hoy
en- las GALES de Mozhaisk.
Recapturada la posicion de
Polotnyany-Zavo

Mosc1, Enero 19.-Las no.
ticias de Londres hacen Greer
que Hitler intenta apoderarse
de la isla de Malta, atacar a
Turquia, con ell anhelo de con
La gaceta., 1942-01-19

Clark Gable pas6 Ia NO
en- I'm hotel local. Vino a an
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tor Spencer Tracy. 80
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
Formal Protest Filed On
Recent Indian Lease Sale
On Lands in Tribal Poo

Indian oil lease sale held at
julius Denver and William Hnn OF Shelby
by directors Of the Montana Produce
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-07-18
Stevenson Is.
Running Casing
In Hills Wildcat

Decision to run 5-3/16-inch casing
to shut off gas as well as caving shales
and lost tools In the wall Of the hole
was reached by L. G. Stevenson Of
Arch Apex OIL Co, In his wildcat well
near West Butte. Location is ON the
Fey farm In Sc SWa SWa 32-37-2W.
A depth Of 1850 feet had been
reached, with the tools cemented off
at 1915 but caving continued and it
was decided to reduce the hole rather
than take further chances. A flow Of
100000 cubic feet of gas per day
has been developed In the shale Of the
Bow Island sand and the main sand
Is believed to have been tapped at 1850.