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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-08-22
State Issues New Leases
On Oil Lands Which Paid
Million to School Funds

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The Texas Company
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900 only 1000 Poles remain In the
port Of Gdynia.
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CONTINENTAL BUILDS TANKS
Continental Oil Co. Is building two
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Winnett, at the end Of the Cat Greek
pipeline. replacing one larger tank.
A new tank is being built at the tank
farm in the field. Work Is being done
by Arras Tank Co. Of Cut Bank.
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A ripe red plum was found on tree
white with snow in Kent, England.
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War

CONTINUED from Page One)
near Tripoli, and raided Axis for
ward landing fields behind the FL
Agheila line where the remnants
OF the German-ltalian armies were
drawn up for an expected attack
by the eighth army Of Gen Sir Ber-
nard l.. Montgomery.
Fifth Attempt
The Japanese invasion fleet which
was turned back before reaching
New Guinea was the fifth that has
attempted TO bring reinforcements
to he Buna-Gona area. The leader
OF the flotilla was set afire by two
direct hits, and others in the task
force were believed 10 have been
damaged by near-misses.
Allied ground forces beat off a
Japanese counter-attack and then
continued to mop up scattered peck
cts Of enemy resistance. Our bomb.
ers made new attacks on the enemy
bases at Lac, New Guinea, and Gas
mata. on the southern coast OF New
Britain Island
The Soviet armies were moving
ahead after overcoming strong en-
envy resistance, particularly on the
line west Of Moscow.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Plenty Coal, Oil
to Remain Scarce

Washington. Dec. 9-INS-Civi-
lians today have the warning from
Harold L. Ickes, newly appointed
petroleum administrator for war.
that their present curtailed allot-
ments OF petroleum may be further
restricted
In his hrst speech since President
Roosevelt gave him top authority
Of Americas petroleum, lckes term
ed oil the most important and po-
tent weapon OF modern warfare"
and summarized his guiding poll
eaes as follows.
=. The Army and Navy will
have the first call on our petroleum
supplies.
p our war industries will be
fueled unfailingly.
% We shall do everything hui
manly possible to supply essential
civilian requirements. but. when
the prosecution OF the war requires
curtailment, we shall have no OPP
ton except to curtail"
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Wards

CONTINUED from Page One)
gresslonal sources said that the
future Of the WLB itself was al
stake. Some congressman. Il was
pointed out, have been demaudin-
congressional investigation OF
the board.
Officials OF the cities OF New
York and Newark, y. j.. also were
protesting against the boards use
OF its powers. In addition It was
pointed out that the old national
defense mediation board fell on
the same issue union security.
The dispute s,emmed back to
a labor controversy between Mon
gomery Ward and the CLOS Unite
Retail Employees Union The board
on Nov. D, instructed Wards to
grant the CIO union maintenance
of membership provisions (union
security.
However, the firm detied the
board $ authority and refused TO
sign the agreement uuil Presiden-
Roosevelt ordered the company 5
compliance on Nov is.
Wards then attempted to In
sert into the contract a clause
stating that the union security
provision was "unsound and lille
gal" and would be signed only 'un.
der duress". Protests by the union
brought the case back to the WLB.
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Slayer

CONTINUED from Page One)
the Capitol Hill partnership. Capitol
police sent Mes to Gallinger 70,
mental observation and shortly AT
forwards it was learned that he
was being sought in connection
with the death Of his wife, Mrs.
Emma Mes, 80, whose body was
found in the bathroom of thei.
home at Islip Terrace.
New York police said there were
30 to 40 knife wounds in Mrs,
Mes body. The crime was discoy-
cred by a neighbor, Mrs. Bertha
SENT. and an autopsy indicated
that Mrs. Mes had been murdered
sunday.
Mes was employed as a machin-
list at the Fairchild Aviation Corp.
in Jamaica, n Y, where it was
stated he had not reported for
work in several days
The Mes had kept to them
selves neighbors told police, since
the death of their two-year-old
child, Bertha Louise, a year age
The district attorneys Office oi
Suffolk County said that Mes had
suffered nervous breakdown FOL
lowing the death of his child and
was under a physicians care until
his disappearance from home a
few days ago.
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Designer of Ford
Bomber Plant Dies

Albert Kahn. who died suddenlv
Tuesday at his home after an il
ness OF several weeks, was the
architect who designed the local
Ford Bomber Plant.
He also designed the great t'.c.
tor plant at Stalingrad which has
played such a great part in Rus.
sia's defense for the last two years.
The German horn architect wos
- years Old Death came TO him
a few months after he vas given a
citation and a medal by the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects for his
outstanding contribution to the w,r
effort.
Kahn IS accredited with design
ing scores of industrial plants. avia-
ton fields and naval bases through
out the entire world
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Air Patrol

CONTINUED from Page One)
Morey, Adrian, commander of
Group 635.
After dinner the group went to
the Rackham Building where Wing
officers led in discussion of prob
lens and plans for the future No
ton pictures OF the state maneuv-
ers in Marshall last summer were
shown as was q film. Americas
Call to Arms. At the close Of
the session, there were Informal
meetings OF Group and squadron
officers.
Commander Eddy McEnnan. OF
the Ypsilanti squadron, announ"-
ed that there will be a general
meeting OF local members at the
Armory soon. It Is planned to have
drill period included with train
ing on various aviation subjects.
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Detroit Mich. Dec. .
BETS Fancy. tl25 bu.: No. 1,
1901 bu.
CABBAGE No. I, 1851 bu.
RED CABBAGE No. 1. 75c-si bu.
CARROTS No J. $500 dor. bchs.
lAULIFLOWER No. !. sl.752.O0
bu; No. ?. $50.
CELERN-tancy soc Sl1O doz.
behs No. !, $1,000. Michigan
squares, fancy sl75.
ONlOES-dry. fancy. $3.50 5O-lb.
sack. No. 1. Sl.oO1l5; No. 2.
75c.
PARsNIPs-No. /, Sl.25175 bu.:
No. .. 15c
POTATOES No. l. E2l5-2.5O 100
ID. sack. No. .. Sl3O-l.50.
RED RADlSHES, dollhouse, No. /,
S0-9Oc doz bchs
RUTABAGAS-No. /. 75c-Sl0O bu.
SPINACH No. /. Sl-l.35 bu.
SQuASH-Delicious, No. /, Sl25-
l75 hu
TURNlPS No. !, Sl-l.50 bu.
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LIVESTOCK


Livestock
Detroit Mich, Dec. g FED
steer. and yearliuEs. Sl5.75.
shor,ied steers. 1880. com
mon grassy steers Sll-l325 down
Beef cows. Sa50-u.jo: cutter cows
msinly 50 a2s. sausage balls.
trom Sl225.
Calves. good and choice grades,
$3.50. common and medium
grades. So o. SIC.
Hogs Good 20 choice butchers
scaling 10000 lbs late al Sl3.55-
1870. stays Sl2l22 sows. Sl3 IS
49,
sheer. Choice native lambs
Tl5 75.lf. medium 10 good lambs
Si4 81. 5.5r. common thfoR0uts
$3.50 down.
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Pick Of The Air Today

BLU-7:O5 What's Your War job,
1880 Lone Ranger,
$50 Manhattan at Midnight,
900 Basin Street,
1918 Talk. Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt on her overseas trip. and
others.
MBS-7:3O California Melodies.
$50 Henry Hun Theater;
9:l5 Jack Pearl and Sharlie.
Thursday
NBC-9 a. m. Everything goes, va
riety;
1:l5 p. m. L. s Army Air Force
Band.
600 Indiana Indigo
CBS-3:50 indianapolis symphony;
1880 Highways. to Health.
ESQ Leon Henderson Answers
BLU-l2.30 Farm and Home Pro
gram;
l.45 Talk, Donald Nelson.
300 Federal Council of Churches
Of christ Convention (also
NBC l:45);
TOO club Matinee.
ll.30 a. m. Yankee House Party
3.l5 p. m. Shady Valley Folk
Sis quaker City Conra
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Normandie Plush
Furniture Goes

New York, Dec. 9-INS-lPlush
furnishings from the French luxury
liner Normandie. still lying on its
side in its pier following a fire last
February, 20 on the auction block
today.
The articles 70 he sold, all Of
which were removed from the ship
before work 10 convert her into a
Navy transport began, include 400
rugs, plush arm chairs. baby-grand
pianos and hundreds OF cushions,
deck-chairs, tables and tapestries.
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Honor Roll

CONTINUED from Page Ouel
Ign Marsh. Mary Lou Metcalf Ron
ert Schivens and William Shuttle
With Honor, juniors: Loue.ta
Beerbower. James Burrsu, Betty
Coleman. June Henneke, Clayton
I Hopp, Roger Katon, Roger Kelly,
Leonard Kersey, alice Kirby, Rose
mary McGinn, Margaret Marble.
Shirley May Nichols. Douglas
Nowling, Donna Perry and Madge
starr.
Sophomores receiving Highest
Honor, Marion Beals, Richard Buc-
COS and Betty Scriyens
SophOmores receiving High Hon
or. Betty Lou Clark. George Gaudy,
Lois Hopp, Daniel Quirk. Elaine
Power. Jack Schafer, Joseph Sch
midi and Olith Sweet
Ninth grade students receiving
Highest Honor are Alice Brink
man, Leatrice Cox, Y. T. Heara,
Dorothy Ketchum and Edythe Joy
Raham
Stud nts OF the ninth grade re-
ceiying High Honors are. Shirley
Barnes. James Bell, Lorraine Boot
tiger, Lois Jane Hannah, Michael
O'Hara. Waunetta Parsons and
Juanita Wynn.
The eighth grade Honor Roll at
Ypsilanu High School is Highest
Honor; Eleanor Brown Rob
Helmer, Dorothy Lee. Robert MAJ
Bile, Mary Sneden and Robert vii
son,
High Honor. Elizabeth Afford,
Annette Borst. Ermadine Channels,
Robert Claire, Catherine Crippeu,
Betty Fehrenbaker. Virginia Trent
ner, Donald Helvey, Carmeleta
Kopp, Joan Miller, Patty Raym),
Norma Roehrs, Richard Schafer,
Kathleen Sears, jeanette Spracu
Al Taylor and Noreen Thomas.
Seventh grade students receiy-
ing Highest Honor are: Gertrude
Dundon, Harriet Gilmore. Betty
Henneke. Kathleen Rust and 10
Ann Sonego
Those receiving High Honor are
Violet Baird Donna Merger, La
Donna Barnett. Argyro Csristianos.
Robert Freel, Edward Miller, Law.
renee Perry. Nancy Philbin. Jessie
Prior, Billy Slagenwhite. Dolores
Soderqulst, Paul UngrJdt and Joan
Weber.
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Students Purchase
L. S. Stamps, Bonds

YpsilsntI High School students
have answered the challenge of
Pearl Harbor with expenditure of
$500 for stamps and bonds. It was
announced at the high school today.
A special drive, launched en-
Pearl Harbor Day, resulted in sale
OF S435.s0 worth OF stamps and
$37s9O worth OF bonds The goal
has been set at $3.50 for both
stamps and bonds.
Additional sales are being made
today and at noon s179 20 worth Of
stamps and $3.50 worth OF bonds
had been sold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
JURY lENIENT

Pontiac. Mich, Dec. "A twenty.
one-year-old Rochester youth. Iry
ing Benjamin. who killed his moth
ors sweetheart. Clarence Haywald
IS, because she refused t. go back
TO her husband. was convicted OF
manslaughter by Circuit Court
Jury Tuesday He was charged with
first degree murder, but the jury
chose the lesser degree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
S. Superior

SUPERIOR EXTENSION CLUB
TO EXCHANGE GIFTS AT PARTY
South Superior, Dec. 9 - The
South Superior Extention Club will
have an all day meeting and Christ
mas party at the home OF Mrs. Fred
Meyers Thursday, Dec. 10. A pot
luck luncheon at / o'clock and the
exchange of mystery sister gifts
will be enjoyed. Work will be
continued on rugs and sewing
blocks for the Red Cross lap covers
will be among the days activities
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Municipal Court

TWO appeared today on charges
OF disorderly conduct in the court
OF Justice \. NJ. Vandersall. George
W. Bonner, formerly of Grand Rap
ids and now of Wayne, paid s25
fine Harry Shafer. 104 n Huron
st, pleaded not guilty and his trial
was set for p m. Monday.
Jesse Wheeler OF Detroit paid n
fine Of Sc for excessive speed. Othe =
fines amounted to $3305.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Health Problems
Lecture Subject

Health problems OF the Ford
Bomber plant area win be discussed
AZ an American Association of Uni
.ersi'y Women lecture by DR.. Otto
K, Engelke. Washtenaw County
Health Department director. Samr-
day ar 3 p. m. in the Michigan
League. Ann Arbor. Dr. Eugelke
will give a presentation of what is
being done and what remains TO be
done toward making better cIti.
Zeus
On Thursday afternoon at AIS at
he Rackham Lecture Hall. Ann
Arbor, Prof Preston SlossOn will
present a current event discussion
In another A.A.U.W. lecture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
FACES NEW CHARGE

Detroit, Mich, Dec. Sins -
John W. Brandt. who recently lost
fight for citizenship, today was
charged by the federal government
with subordination OF perjury after
two fellow workers testified at his
naturalization hearing that he al
legedly influenced them to deny
having signed Communist party pc
ttions Brandt. IS, is too and die
maker OF Jugoslavian birth. He
came TO this country in 1921.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Two Cars Stolen
From Ypsilantians

Two cars were reported stolen
in Ypsilanti Tuesday and early
this morning.
Forest Handley told police at
5:35 p. m Tuesday his car had
been missing since 7 a. m. from
where he had parked It in front of
his residence at 40 Washtenaw
Ave.
Thomas ?. Brett, u Warner
Ave, said his car was gone at
6:45 a. m. today from the drive
WAY at the side OF the residence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
SLASH RED TAPE

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 9-INS -
George u. Stocfbam, Jr. superin.
tendent OF the municipal garage.
today revealed that the office o.
Price Administration has s!ashed
red tape thar hindered the opera
tion OF cify-owned passenger cars
with the result that S1l cars may
now use their tires in a common
pool.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Detroit Edison Co.
Will Close House

Miss Sarah Sheridan, vice presi.
dent OF the Detroit Edison Co. has
announced that because OF war limi.
tations, Viyienne House. the com
pany's rest home for women en-
ployes at Geddes, will be temper
arily closed as OF Dec. "A. The
Lodge, a smaller house, will remain
open, accommodating six guests
with preference given to GONZALES.
cents and those on vacation. Miss
Sheridan expressed the hope that
il Will be Glled every week end.
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NEW srRIKETHPEATENEp

Flint. N'.. rn ms - A
strike of m ..... ace Workers at
Flint public schools. once fore
stalled. today Wis threatened by
Clarence Root president Of the
State. County and Municipal Work
ers-CIO. Root disclosed that mem
bers OF the union voted last Satur-
day 10 strike. the resolution carry
ing by a fair majority Their ac-
ton. he said. has been submitted
TO the national office for approval
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BABY suEEOcArEs

Kalamazoo. Mich. Dec. g The
threcmonths-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Baker, 7l3 Third St.
David Paul was suffocated by his
bed clothing Monday night. His
body was found by his father when
he returned from work early Tues
day.
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STRIKE SETTLED

MarysyiTle. Mich. Dec. 9-Inter.
ruDled Monday by a walkout of
200 OF the 400 workmen en-.
ployed on construction work In a
huge magnesium factory here work
was resumed Tuesday when a truce
was reached in an overtime wage
dispute.
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TO GO ON VACATION

Lansing, Mich. Dec. 9 With
Mrs. Van Wagner GOV. Van Wag.
oner will go TO Washington for a
vacation next week. He said Tues
day he anticipates the offer OF 4
Federal appointment but Is not in.
terested' as yet. He said he has not
been informed exactly what Job is
10 be offered.
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FIRsT BABIES TO SISTERS

albion. Dec. 9-Four hours apart
first babies were born 10 two sis.
ters in the sheldon Memorial Hos
pital In Albion Tuesday. At 4 a. m.
a daughter was borr 20 Mrs. Laura
Corbett Emery, and at 5 a. m.
son was born 10 Mrs Betty Corbett
Sanders. Before marriage, the Cor.
bett sisters were telephone opera
tOrg
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DRAFT AAMPERs POLICE

Niles. Mich. Dec. 9 Due to the
shortage -ot manpOwer staff police
post Will be operated az Niles only
from noon to midnight. instead Of
81 hours a day The draft has taken
all but three troopers on the post
roster.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
In The Sick Room

Mrs Paul D. Petit visited Mrs
John Cook, Oaklawn St, in st. JO-
seph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor,
Monday. and found her about the
same. She was injured I'm an auto
accident last summer
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National Broadeastlng Company
RED NETWORK WLW 7Co, WV
$50 WUAN 1850. WMAQ $40.
GLUE NETWORK-WNl 1910.
WLW zoo. WGN 72o.
Columbia Broadcasting Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50, WrkY 1880.
WFBN 1860. VICAR liS0. WBNS
1860. WnDD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK WOWO 1880.
Mutual Broadoastine Company
RED NETWORK NIW 700.
Blue NJ. DIRK - WLN zoo.
CKLW 500 WJBN 1890.
Tonight
NBC-S.00 Thin Nan Advent re,
$50 Tommy Dorsey Hour;
600 Eddie Cantor and Dtnah;
$50 District Attorney;
CBS-S:O0 Nelson Eddy Concert,
$50 Or Christian Drama,
SEQ Bob Burns,
$50 Lionel Marrymore Drama,
1000 Great Moments in Music;
1890 Man Behind the Gun.
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Detroit Mich, Dec. 9--Poultry
live hens. heavy breeds. DE IL
IeRhorns. hens. lSc IL. cocks, l5c;
sprinEers, PC ID. broilers. 2sc ID.
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Ralph X. Embody. Jr.. 1895 T..
Michigan Ave. %. received injuries
TO The right hip at p. m. Tuesday
when the wrecker track he was
driving Went into a ditch on Whit
taker Rd. at Merritt Rd. The driver
was taken TO Boyer Hospital for
treatment and then released
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Detroit, Mich. Dec g
BUTTER IS ass, 10
EGGS Whites $. Extras Grade
a. large 5Uia.5li4c' medium. q.
i3t.c. small 35.55c, L. ;. stand.
ards. lgradc ID, large, 4Sitc;
medium. 42c, Browns. L. :.
extra. tCrade A, large. iS4sc,
medium. 42C.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
No Party

NJ ~
Tentative plans for Friday
night party for soldiers stationed
near the Ford Bomber Plant have
been abandoned this week and no
further parties are contemplated
at present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
fpsiIanfi Briefs
Al Conference

Chief Of Police Dan K. L. Patch
and Lieuts Emil Susterka and c.
J. Ray Of the city police force, are
in Detroit tbs afternoon where
they will attend the quarterly con
ference at Fort Shelby Hotel OF the
Federal Bureau OF Inyestiga
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-09
Fruits

Fruits
Detroit. Mich. Dec. .
APPLES Baldwins. No. l, s1.1.25
ous Delicious. No l. Si.75 200
hu.. No. . $3.50 bu.. Mcintosh.
'aary $500 bu.. 40. I. 81 Soils
IN. No 2 75c.sl.00: Greetings.
No :. 9ocsl % bu SHOWS, fan
g.. Sl35 hu No. /. 90c-SI15 bu.;
No. . 5o-15c bu Northern Spies,
No l. sl5o-2. No. .. 1891.