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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

Hampton c. Godbe These offic-
ers Will attempt to coordinate the
work in every possible way.
Among the first expenditures
approved by the council. and sub
sequently okehed by the Command
ing officer. are the following:
Theater To Be Improved
A public address system for the
Recreation Hall, now installed and
operating. $S5. a SIS appropriation
10 improve the Camp Theater by
rebuilding the entrance aisles
painting and decorating: purchase
of an electric phonograph pickup
to play records prior to the show
ing of movie films; and an ap-
preparation of S42470 for the pur-
chase Of athletic equipment
Much of the athletic equipment
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
$50 Sends Second
how; Program
,raws Big Crowd

The usual crowd jampacked the
creation hall again February II.
zen USO Camp Shows. Inc. pre-
nted Dick Edwards. Hollywood
tor. as master of ceremonies.
d a cast OF four girls as dancersi
igers and musicians.
The show featured Henrietta
.lta. accordionist and piano solo
/: Miss Rena Case. blues singer;
erriem Lanova. dancer and Miss
ltherine Kali. also a blues sing
The performance featured fast
owing song and dance numbers
1ich won rounds of applause
)m the soldiers.
After playing here. the unit left
present a similar performance
Sacaton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

punching bag standard; construc-
ton of an outdoor stage for band
concerts and USO shows; pur-
chase of band instruments; con-
struction of outside bleachers; i'm
provements to Recreation hall and
motion picture facilities.
The Camp swimming pool pro-
ject because it is the most diff
cult OF all pending projects, is be-
ing separately considered by an
other Council formed solely for
that purpose.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
wo Win Chance
or OCS School

SfSgt. Elmer W. Bergman OF
Finance Office and Sgt. Har-
] W. Gras. Jr.. OF the M. p. z.
Company received appoint
snts 10 Officers Candidate School
mmencing March Is.
SiSgt. Bergman will attend the
nance School at Duke Univer-
y in Durham. N. c. while Sgt.
as viii try to win his bars at
; Army Administration School
North Dakota Agricultural Col
se In Fargo. North Dakota.
Both men left Florence Intern
mt Camp February 10 and were
anted a ten day delay enroute
order TO visit their homes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

select the items best suited to the amount of points
and money you want to spend. But remember point
ration shopping will take more time it's doubly
important to shop early in the day and early in the
week. You'll get the hang of it quickly, but at the
start you'll probably have questions So at Safe
way you'll find point ration information" clerk
who is qualified to answer your questions and will
do it cheerfully and in full detail.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

has already been obtained; the re
minder will be received in the
immediate future. Included are
baseball and basketball shoes for
the post teams; baseball and bas-
ketball uniforms and similar equip
ment
Boxing, Wrestling in Mind
Proposals awaiting Council ac-
tion include:
Building of handball. volley ball,
badminton. and similar game
courts; boxing and wrestling ring;
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

In recent months you've learned how to handle ration
stamps for sugar and for coffee Shopping with points
is complicated, but your Safeway Store has done
many things to help you Under point rationing you'll
have to think about the price in points well as the
price in money To make this easy Saeway has marked
the pointvalu on the shelf directly below each
toned item and also on the item itself At Safeway
you can make comparisons of values leisurely and
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
Exchange Worker
uffers Injury

Mrs. Lydia Kane. the malt
I" az the Post Exchange was
and bruised February II at
Is p. NJ. when she was struck
a car after alighting from the
in front OF the Coolidge Drug
=. in Coolidge.
Mrs. Kane was thrown about
feet in the air.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

Every soldier and officer in the
Camp is invited to submit ideas
and suggestions for consideration
by the Council. These suggestions
should be made to the Special
Service office in the Recreation
Hall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
ost Office Widens
ield of Service

The Camp Branch Post Office is
y open for all general postal
siness which includes the sale
stamps. mailing of packages and
issuing and paying of money
lers. according TO a camp an
uncement. The post office for
.riy did not handle these items.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05
Ideas and Suggestions Asked

Ideas and Suggestions Asked
The Council method of analyz-
ingg expenditures is expected not
only to assure a more aggressive
recreation program, but also to
prevent overbalancing of spending
on any one activity.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-03-05

ovt Donald G. Jones of the
lst N. p. z. G. Co. is recovering
m an Appendicitis operation
formed recently at the Station
spitAl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sidney Lennon, ~; sarah $. Perlmut,er.
Joseph Mudlon Jr. %; charlotte Gin. Is.
J r. Britton. 90 Edna stone. Al
Charles J. Grove 10. Gunyor Carlson, 20.
Clelhe J Smith. 60. Gafnett RoUsey, 81.
Merle = Hsn.'ie Lots Corbin, 81
Robert Y Wih ~ mary " sslmeto 22.
John RHO ~ Gladys Yas6n rs VI
samuel r. Grant. q. Barbara D. KhEsr.
John A. Last %. Mary J Marks %.
William J Hines. ~ PHYLLIS a. Taylor.
Michael Kosloski. %, Lsops NJ Psquin.
Claude Wilson. 80 sarah Brown rs
Joseph Ahous'. %. FRANCES Marie Lang,
sinodoro D'Angelo, >27; Candida Diviuo,
Sam olsteln "; Alice Levin IS
Donald Moylsn. Is Verley J Brege. -
samuel ". Glover. % Dorothy A. Jack
son %
cls.ie- r s+i'frrt MIS- Saint r.
Emil SCHNEIDER SIS. Gsorgins csnsyan.
Elwood woolum 70 Agne. /. Standard,
Charles Murray Jr. %. Lee Marie Whit
Alber, Hibssy. 90 Helen wilde 10
Billy Collins %, Evelyn MattesOn 20
Reno A, Tini. y Carmen c Gazette 25.
William J. Eas,on, IS. Margaret A.
Epsriam Johnson SIS Euls Perkins IL.
Freddie Bucknet % BesSls L. harris rs.
Stanley A Pollock Is, Shirley Brown 20
Irving Auslsnder. % sophie shugermau,
-
Leonard r skslsk 20. Josephine L.
WonOfd 20
GAbrisl solov %: Ber'ha RAY 80
Ray r Fisher. 90. Lorst,a Korte 80
Theodore Goscinski p Eleanor Chris
Jensen Is
Eugene KAY 10: VIRGINIA Ganks 81
Michael J. Asysr % Anna Pls,ko~ski
49,
Angelo Russo 81. 1usnus Erlanbusrh. 10
Catmsu Esster 90 Betty Matthews l6
Jay J Hun 70 Ruth'F shaw. %
Chester sepansKi, - Dorothy Gsrdulski
Isme, g radss e. viva VsnAuken. IS
NNiam e. Burton. % MSbie Page p
FTarL N1fAUski 81 Sf'ty Fields -
Norman Cfapfafd. - virginia Bluhm, p
Lester s~' ger' - Mafg.s / Arnold p
Cl"Aye Kenssw Jr - Catherine y Red
=
James warner o. s1,sr Cooda p
ClAfk lfrlArf - Georgia Grange. "a
Perry simon - Deua Bel 70
Cram "dlS if Bessie Bsrnss as
Cornelius q Ho'mrr. g. Fila " RaVis
%
-rsv yu-tts - Herrses Knox ~
Hsni"N p stefan. 80 Jane ~ AstLi'~i'E.
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
DEATHS

Ann " steele 1900 San Juan. 81
Lizstta KreitSch. 7s5 wilde. ~
Thomas y Darlington. Whittier Apis 81
Susie Kelly, 1874 Lauder -
Alice Mary Grover. ii7O0 Abingdon 50
Theodore Smith. $50 y. Baltimore. 10.
Stanley flip, 3ss3 Harold, ~.
James r. Kynksr. 81 WindFr, So
Alex GOrnovicz a03 Farmer. -
Joseph DoTssh, 3Oos Roulo, Dearborn 81
Herbert = Auit, 800 Second Blvd so.
John Mllard Cook 1888 Lshrosse IS.
Hugo Bstzodt. $3.50 Beuiteau. 50
John Edwin c Depperi, 1920 Hibbafd, IS.
Nancy Charles. $50 Greeley. ~
Percy Warner l0s4i Lskepoints 81.
John OToOle. 1853 Dickerson. SIS
Peter KatsAS 523 Beauhien. so.
John Reynolds 4o5 Alfred. 81
Sam Thomas. s3s Frederick 50
Leon RlVard. 2ess Beas s.
Walter Wi~nclaV. 3f3s Hsrpsr s0
John Blanke 4f55 Helen y
Eliza Moore S4li Pivsrd ~
Edward Seward 1850 Wellington "a
MAY Buxton. 1850 Commonwealth
Anna LonchaI 1873 Gfeeiey ~
John KHez $50 Grand Y p -
HArgusri'e Porter rs Asnis' Haze.
PARK 80
Lawrence Adams sl72 whitaker o.
Lida Pifef. 22fs sixth 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Death notites

CARPENTER-E ston T.. July 4. of 1929
Lakepointe. beloved husband OF Ann
Mutton Carpenter. son - Clarence and
Myrtle Carpenter ~ Portland. Mich.
Funeral service TUESDAY p. m a. H.
Peters Funeral Home. i2057 Gratiot. In
termsnt Thursday at Portland Mich.
DOLETLkl Fred A.. July 4 beloved
husband Of Irene dear father Of Msry
Louise, Frederic and Richard spn OF Nj
and Mrs August Doletzky. brother Of
Henry. John, Daniel, Conrad, Cpl. Thso-
dore. Mrs Anna stohb Mrs Emma
Petrowsky, Mrs Augus,s Hin Mrs LHds
HI. IDA and Elizabeth Funeral from
residence 1880 Chestnut Street Wayne
Evangelical Lutheran Church ~ 80
Mich. Thursdsy A. O'Clock s.. John
Burial Glen Eden.
hand OF Edith Himslhoch father %
Mrs Eric Nelson a. SeW YORK CITY
brother ~ Mrs. Morton p AShner and
Israel Himelhoch Funeral service -
chapel % VIM r Hamilton Co Cas-
speHs. -AieSahdfin~. Thursusy ~ II
NIEDAKLsh = July residence 1914
Central Ave, Alexander Joseph be-
loved husband ~ Lucille dear father ~
Mrs jeanne ChmuTa - Detroit walter
~ Lansing Boa,swsin 2nd Class Chester
n me tES Concord, and Theresa a.
home ~ spark = Funeral Home. 333 >
firs' street, Royal OAK. Pending arrange
men's
>HI KGOI Elnor. July ?. 1913. beloved
wife Of John. dear mother Of Joan; dear
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaminski,
dear sister ~ Virginia kaminski, Mrs
Dorothy Hamln Joseph, Harry. Edward
and Gerald Funeral Wednesday Al 10
Home, 1878 Tromoisy street. Intsrment
a. Nj Olivet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Flint AutoCrdsh
Deaths Mount,
Detroiter Dies

r FLINT, July 6TSaC Hopkins,
Is. of Detroit today had become
!. the second victim 10 die of in
juries received in traffic miShap
when a car in which he and seven
others we're riding overturned on
South Dixie highway near Maple
road Sunday night
The youth died at Hurley Hos
pital last night. almost - hours
after Maxine Egts, II, of 1885
East Court street, died there as
the result OF the same accident.
The car was driven by George
NJ. Hopkins. Is. Of Flint, brother
of Sam. Hopkins and FIVE others
we're severely hurt and sixth
passenger escaped with minor
injuries.
After passing a Blue Goose bus,
the car went out Of control and
overturned eaiapultine all eight
passengers out of the machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
MARRIA0ES-DEATHS-DIVORCES
DIVORCES

Ora Rutenbar from Alvin.
Veronica NJ Middler from Patrick
Amelia Brandon from Loyal q.
Josephine W Corbis from RAY.
Gillismiena Dexter from Westel
Jose Perez from Bisenta
Joy J Hull from Hare NJ
Woodror Davis from Marie
Henry r. Cicocki from Bertha
Woodrow ~. ClOs from Ptnts
GiIella Mltruska from Joseph
Emilyi'B HAYES from Charles
Barbara II Kennedy from Adam
Mary McDOnough from Charles
John Burgess from Eleanor
Doris r. Finley from Raymond z
Myra Sherron from William l..
Louise Wilson from Robert
Charles Human from Jeanett
christine Perko from Rudolph
Geraldine Wendell from Joseph
Theresa = Nisun from walter
Ruth u. Turner from William
Daynor Upshut from Frederick.
Thomas Mann from ThelmA.
Jack Woffard from Tabiths
Sursfr ftuyS rom tFsr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Dies Oi BURNS
Mrs. Rachel Gilbert, u,
Lansing, Buried Today

LANSING, July S - Funeral
services for Mrs. Rachel Gilbert.
"a. of SIS Center. who was fatally
6urned when her bed caught fire,
as held this noon AZ Ferris Center
Church near Nestaburg.
Firemen said when they arrived
at the Gilbert home they found
the woman suffering from third
degree burns They said the bed
apparently was iGnited by a ciea-
ret. The vicNm died shortly after
being admitted 10 The, Edward w
Sparrow Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Funeral Directors
Memorials

FINEST quality No. Grade granite nsrl.
frs now Sf4.sJ: terms TO. s-SH21
bet Monument Works, 274s " Dawson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Custer Prisoners
Get New Camp

FORT CUSTER. July 6 The
old lS4th Field Artillery section
Is getting new high barb WIRE
fence and will. as soon as the
fence is finished. house the Custer
Rehabilitation Camp where SOL
diers under court martial SEN
,ence get special tour Of dlScip-
llnary duty designed 10 Straiehtcn
out their kinks and make them
available for active duty.
The camp is being moved from
its present location in general
reallocation plan 70 max possible
better utilization Of the buildings
!. on the posi-
Y Lieut.. Col r VI Sicnjcm for
Dlner reception center commander.
Is in command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

MEN g. WOMEN TO LEARN
AIRCRAFT RIVETING; PAID
DURING SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Suicide Sub 10 Visit
Bay City Next tuesday

BAY CITY. JULY 6-Bay CrtanS
who buy a dollar : worth Of war
stamps Will be able 10 sec Amcri-
cas- first war trophy. the two
man submarine taken at Pearl
Hsrbor
The si-fooI vessel will bc shown
here next Tuesday. ltWIll bc sta
toned on Fifth between Washing
ton and Adams from 40 70 10
p. m. after parade through the
CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Upside Down
Stat Capitol Flag Is Flown
Wrong Way

LANSING. July Monday +.
Fourth OF July holiday Wa
marked Al The State Capitol Build
ing here with the Stars and
Stripes being flown upside down
from iiS mast
The error. discovered by several
passing pedestrians was corrected
after several telephone calls
coaNed a JanItor Of the budding
away from ms cleaning duties
long enough % give the flaG it,
proper standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
DIVORCES

Divorces eers granted
Agnes Bean from Domain
G1ldis Barnett from Rohsr' u
Franz " Benson from Else
Dorothy n Bentley from Arthur
Odessa C0ussn from Calvin
sylvester GtaSfCoch from Viola
Grsr. Judd from Richard.
Anna Ge'E from Adrlpn
VIVIAN Burgess from Kenneth
CLAWS Hsrkins from EcNef6
-Efhtl NCGulsion from Ed9@rr
Gafne't ". Ramsey from Geo
Florence T. Baker from Pa ph
Srrs Z Campey from HsrberT
ArnA XSnfa fYor AVN.
loo Esfs from Francis
Pear Keller from F1bsf'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
N1eaneSl Man
Steals Meat Package Worth
Many Points

SAGINAW. July 6-Georcc NJ.
Paquette 709 Cleveland. has a
new nominee for the "meanest
man title--the person who took
his package Of meat from a store
counter.
The meat not only cost 50 but a
lot Of points. II vas stolen while
PaQuettc had turned away 10
make another purchase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
CCC Camp Converted
To MP Training Center

WATERLOO July CUP Tho
army has converted 4 former CCC
camp on Clear Lake two miles
south Of here into training
center for An undlScloSed number
of military police n was disclosed
today
The camp was constructed under
Capt. Wayne Clark. representing
the army'S Detroit engineering
district on authorization from
Sixth Service Command head
quarters AZ Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
I State Cadets
Die in Air Crash

GLENNIEW. H. July 6 lUPl
Two naval aviation cadets from
Michigan were killed and a flying
instructor injured IN an AR col
liSion over tho naval All base here
u was announced today
The dead we're identified a.
Cscet Gerald = Stewart. = Of
Breckenridge, and Cadet RAY ~
Leppien. - 81 9Ol + Gcnc,cc.
Saginaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Male Help Wanted
AIRLINE
POSITIONS
APPRENTICE
MECHANICS

II you are interested in working
for an airline and desire a good,
permanent position, here Is an
opportunity for you. We will
hire 4 men for training as APP
prentice airpiane mechanics.
The work will consist of main
tenance duties on our airplanes,
in the hangar and also the serv-
icing and general duties pertain
ing 10 aircraft on the outside
ramp. Past experience is not
necessary if you are capable of
handling mechanical work and
can associate with our congenial
group of employees. Airplane
and engine licenses are not re-
quired for this apprentice posi-
ton.
Persons presently employed In an essen
tial industry vii! not be considered These
positions are permanent and therefore We
90 not hire drifters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

tIETAiNS-Oue week service beautiful,
Numbered united Expert dfv cleaning
Prompt service Bonded Cleaners Uni
Nprsift .llNO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
RADIO SERVICE
RootING ANn sInINn

RE store checkur. calls - Iassl
Housekeeping shop 5ul7 Nro1asrd
~ i-1iaU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
~ A>TERING

FIANTERING
ALTERATIONS arches plas'enng gen
ga pissteruF c0N'rsCf1f. rtpsirirs
rda far 'esd i~Ascn1rls MADISON 5000 o.
BETTER plssterrg. repairing workman
sH'p guaranteed tt.stirHstv- "Nsl -
Prompt service Lafayette t222
PATCH PLAsTERiSG lafhlrE 'Eye-y
hing furnished Repairs rssS0nAblt
Prompt service TewEie i-02Es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
INSULATION
ROCk WOOL blown IN walls atfic SAVES
fuel. comfort. TY. a-s3su Eves RE. iis5
IA>p~C NrING AND LAWNS
IAt >nRIfS

TESTED TOP SOILS screened dirt soadirr
Ford and Schssfer Lsudscsp.ns oregon
$500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

AAA-i INsELRRIc slrlNG ANn II s
fs0UFTNF NONFFSlZtSG FRA.
4 Porter TO. SOFA
Al SIDING. ROOFING. ADD.
TONS: HOUSE RAISING 4:
REASONABLE. CALL ANY
T NJ f. TW. 2-2096. ESTI-
MATES. FLA. GENERAL
IMP. co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

"The Wishing Wen" has
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
TANNING Am DTCoR.rI>c

MATTRESS Cnovating. inncgsprng mat
tfess reasonable quality workmanship
guaranteed Hadiey. Randolph 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Lost and Found
Trade Schools-Mote
Technical Schools

LEARS modern barberng, days or ewes
Detroit Barber College. 3i7 +. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

A. kinds roof repairs new roots
Cherry ift5. evenings TYLER 6-esA
AMERICAN expert Workuen Will cover
your 2iX2s 20 nome with Ford V-Nee,
Nrick sf'rg for only size A o0-year roof
$50. Easy terms MANY Jobs In proces,
for yoIr inspection Cal LIE 1857
G o u p + ET J. HOMF IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE ROOFING AND SIDING
Let Res'rf,k ~cornend qualified cor
tractor "ro Will Advise am give tree
fstl mate
REsTRICK LRR co LAFAYETTE oaoo
EVERLOX SHINGLS sta, fr uf, Call
norman Dee r. 1.7Eto.
Nfkl UFSTTNI ROOFING a SrDING CO
Free estimates quick service TW l-757S
CONSULT tho enlarged Pea Estate list
ir-s 10 The pig sunday Times Want ~
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
MATTRI>s,, MAMMALIAN

MATTRESSES renovated Ike new posi-
lively guaranteed. star Mattress CO.
HOgatth $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
w,sHi>G MACH, swErPER REPAIRS

WASHING sewing machines vscuums re-
paired. bought, sold. work guaranteed
TFnoN 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
PIT MIXERS. LICENSED
rLo1IBI>G. >LwfR <IRNICt

ARBOTT sever Service cleaned ,lec'~..
gsNr- Kssu}'s or ra psS Dsys. risn,s
Sundays Nacv od i-s--2
sAFfTY sewer Cleaning t'e,'rcsIiy Re
sJ's Or no psy. DAYS. nights. holidays.
ca. Oa5s
w sPECiA LIZF fn r'es- ~ sewers b,
electricity ~ sIf. so RESULTS no lnarse
Temple i-073I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON RTTDIOS-Aavsrtlsing displays
posters. 1903 Brush street Telephone
Randolph slii.
CONVERT your site into an income. We
arance. Snsley. Madison lb5.
BICYCLES AND IRIeYCLEs
REBUILT bicycles; all siEes. Gross. Pie.
Bicycle. 1901 MACK. IT,. 2-t23O
CARPFT And RIG CLft>I>G
SERVICE RIG CLEANING Tsck,1 down
tarpstl0C fpeclaNy. g'Sa-srfsec insured
1910 LsNrfais. NinewoOr 2s5in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
IL MIGAInKS
ThE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS 60
Workmanship guaranteed. Tyler 1901
ttkNAtE CLEANING. REPAIRING

Al FURNACE vacuum cleaning. repair
ing prompt service springwells Fur.
mace c., VI 2-sS07
FURNACES REPAIRED. eNcnanged in-
s'autd new used parts. reasonable
1u61 Eight Mile road 10 s-ft6-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

! accurate American painting paper.
hanging. KEN .touiug floor SANDING re-
hniShinE, Tyler 6-S3ss
Al WALL wAsHiNG-DECORAT
Apy tire Free estimates. TT 1851.
Al ACCURATE decorating 49, Rooms
panertd. 500 up Immediate service.
Temple 2.h2O5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

CHEF-sHoRT oRDER-whue Empire
Grill, 1851 Dexter. Northlswn s2i3.
Closed Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

HOUSE PAINTING. paper hansing paper
removed bs steam Plaza 1882
PAINTING and decorating guaranteed
Vorkr7anship Temple 2,s342
PAPERHANGING- HoGARTH 1855
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
WINDOW SHADE CLEANING. DELIVERY

RESipESTIAL,-1Oc, per window Expert
Nsll Nsshing. porthwest section. TEmple
g.7A27 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
SIDING I>stL.TFD
TOOL And DIR

SIDING iNSULArED-Free estimate. Gil
lespie Back ll159 Cloycrdale HO $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
WINDOW And WALL WASHING

ALL makes repaired; REBUILDING guaran.
'eef workmanship. reasonable free
estimates Murray Ol5l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
VACUUM .ND WASHER REraIRING

r Machine Shop a40i2 Yost Wayne
Aircraft parts Dearborn 1915
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31
Active Montana Wildcats


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Tarrant woodwa No / SEA 300
Norhr No
acknowledgement Nc. / c SEX Nwk
Alex Beaon No sen sen 2sssasE HsS
PerysIinvire smith NwA sen 4slN-sE Drilling
Futonrslan Al s75s No. NE NE SEA 0sr7w Drilling 1870
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Security Petroleum Nc. / SEA swE
Smith No MEN Nw Drilling
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-31

2E, which likewise has enough oil show
ing st the Madison lime contact, else
at the base Of the Ellis, to justify run
ming easing. The jeep was used ON this
well which bottoms at 1887 Coring
started at 1712 feet.
A new location has been made on the
Wilshaw coulee block north of Kelvin
field. II is Douglas Parker No. 2, SEA
SEA 5-37N-3w, north of the No. /
which has a showing of oil in the Cut
Bank sand and some oil at the Madison
lime. However, the oil showed only in
the rotary cores. It was plugged and
abandoned this week. The No. 2 ran
casing at 22O feet and is drilling at
ass, after having spudded with rotary
tools on July 26.
On the Red Creek block, northwest
Of Kelvin field, wen on the u. s. G. s.
"nose," in SWA SWA 2-S5-4w is drill
ing at 1855, having spudded July %.
Most important showing Of the out
oAUN sSAAr - ttnt III tut OdAEc Itot AtdE
Roundup, in swA sW14 15-9N -26E on
the Louise Morris farm, Musselshell
county. Rotary core showed oil in
dolomitic lime believed to be the Snowy
Mountain lime of upper Mississippian
age, at 5000 feet The objective is 5000
feet, Gage structure is east of Devils
Basin field. Still further east is this
company's Ingomar test, NEA sen
22-9N-35E, in Rosebud county, now
drilling at $40 feet. This we'll is like
wise going to 5000 feet.
In Choteau-Dupuyer district, the
Jannuseh well on the Pondera block, in
Section Is-2s-7w, is still waiting for
a spudder to drill into the lime. Rig is
up on the Chamberlain block on the
Pitcairn farm, NWA SEA 27-2sN-s
Pondera county.
In the Teton block, Hargrove No. /,
NEA SEA 27-25N-7W, Teton county,
is drilling at 1855.