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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
3 Promotions for Leo

Leo Mrowczyski. a sandlot
player around Detroit before he
was indicted into the army just a
year ago has been doing very well
AT his now job At Camp Cur
Der. Oklahoma, he received three
promotions and was captain of the
football team Recently he was
made staff sergeant and trans
ferred 10 New Orleans =. He was
A PerShing High School athlete
and a brother of Corpora Zeg-
mind. first gunner in Australia.
The Rose Bowl game Friday
marked the high spot in the foot
ball careers Of two of Georgia s
assistant coaches, J. 3. Skies and
Howell Hollis II also marked
a temporary end of their careers
I. They have been ordered 10
Chapel Hill Preflight School where
they will be lieutenants in the
navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Wiese Has Record
OF d Points

ANN ARBOR. Jan 2 -- Bob
Wiese, who currently Is the leading
scorer on Michigan's basketball
team. once made AZ points in a
high school game lie sank Ia OF
"a shots from the field and added
five free throws for good measure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

There will be meeting OF
members of the Amateur Roller
Skating Association on January IL
at the Palomar rink in Lansing.
Dates and places for the city and
state championships will be set.
There's numbers hunt every
Saturday night as the special at
traction at Varsity Gardens.
Eastwood Park has started a
Miss Victory contest. Two girls
will be chosen each Friday night
with the grand finals set for later.
with SIS bond as the prize for
the winner.
They have another swell idea out
there that began the night of the
anniversary of Pearl Harbor. It's
IA defense stamp drive with $3.50
in awards for filling the most num-
Der of books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

FIRST RACE-4-year-olds and up, n
Ballast Reef peters, 1910 40 $50
Huri HON Hari (Hauer) $50 $50
Dennis r. (TrenD 40
Time ] IL lis. off 335h
Valdina Bishop, Ballotant. Lithograph.
Mix Route and sam Houston also ran.
SECOND RAcE-3-y.ar-oids mil. ana
Alca Nv. tskoronskD 1880 100 500
High Hat CBasham) 400 $40
Kennebs (Hauer) 500
Time i:46 is. of 4:07.
Ed Ted Realman, Half Grand and Crest
10 War also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s-yssr-olds and up x
Miss Dsunt (Mccsdden) 1sO 40 $40
sweepstaker (ClingmanD $50 $40
optimal (Bashsm) 800
Time IL as. off 43e
Dispenser, Agricole and Good Gosh also
ran.
FOURTH RACE - 7-yesr-oids and Up.
Sweetest Girl Swain 1000 7so go
'Green Belle (Whiting) TO $40
Chovasco (GarzaD $50
Time ~ AS, OF 500.
Dog Daze. vaidina sonora, Chic Shirley
and Evelyn Rolls also ran.
Field.
mile:
sugar Ration CwhitinsD 71.2O 7so $50
Stylus (Nodsrse) $40 $50
Miss Monarch Swain 800
Time 1:l2 As, of 5:37.
Spring Tornado. Real Sad, Charter Mem.
Der and Rozante also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3-year-olds and up,
l-16 miles.
Corydon (Clingman) $40 40 40
Staretor (Whtingl 400 220
Wait Bit (Nodarsel 40
Time 1:44 As off $685.
Hiachow and Columbus Day also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-year-old and up, 9
furlongs:
Highborough (HaAsl 40 $50 720
Night Editor tBashAm1 J. 20 q 40
Marion Collins (Clingman) 74O
Time ~, off $685.
a-Golden Goose, a-NeRn Justice and
Cbeesestraw also ran.
a-Bonner entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-4-ysar-olds and up.
lis miles:
Khaygram (Reevesl go $50 $40
Valdina Melia tTammaro) $50 $50
Prima Donna Haas Z so
Time 1:47, off 7:02.
Pittistraw. Poet Laureate, Constant Aim,
Scarlet Insco and Earlana also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
203-Teon1 League

Tt. Edwin Haislet. USNR. for
mer boxing coach at Minnesota. is
now holding the same post at the
Iowa Preflight School 1t. Otto
Vogel, USNR. former coach AT
Iowa University, is the baseball
coach and Ensign Walter Mehl di-
reefs the croSs-counfry team.
1t Dave Bartelma Is wrestling
mentor aided by 1t. Gene Smith.
The Iowa Preflight School has
5000 men going through a heavy
sports program every day.
The service school at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station
claims the worlds largest bowling
league There are 203 teams
in action at the present time
The Officers League has Ia teams
and Medical A is the leader with
Ia wins and 3 losses.
Jimmy Collins. at Great Lakes
finds the rising hours Of ) 30 no
hardship. he is a former Jockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
The Greater Game
TRUCKS TEACHING
AT ST. OLAF'S SCHOOL
By EDGAR HAYES

II Joe Truskowski former as
Sistant 10 Joe GembiS AT Wayne
University, was in Detroit over the
holidays He left last week 70
take over his new post as athletic
director OF the new prehight school
at 81. Olafs College IN Minnesota
He was a team mate Of 1t
Stuart Terry al Northeastern
High 49,. Doctor r erry was
drowned in the Southwest Pacific
two weeks ago.
Capt Manila Grant Shaver, who
as Bud was sports editor Of The
Detroit Times and later general
manager Of the Detroit Lions and
sports director Of WXYZ, was an
other holiday visitor D.. lie IS in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Boost Bond Sales

Members OF the Detroit Figure
Skating Club of Arena Gardens
are still selling bonds and stamps
t in their booth in the lobby of the
| rink. From December IL to De-
cember 20 they sold 81 900 in bonds
and S235 in stamps.
Ed Hickey is now handling the
skate dance classes at Arcadia.
They're on Monday and Wednes-
day evenings from z 10 8. Don't
forget the classes at Lincoln Rink
in Lincoln Park on Tuesdays and
Thursday from z TO s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Rollin' Around
Betty, Mickey
Take the Prize
AT RoI|erdronne
By MARGARET RUSSELL

With things Quoted down just a
bit after the New Years celebra-
tons here is the complete list of
winners OF the skate dance contest
held each night at Rouge Park
Rollerdrome.
Betty Weber and Mickey War
rem collected first in both the mill
.tary and old-fashioned two-step.
Penny Stock and Leslie Mcqueen
won the collegiate; Maryann Mer-
riman and Donald Schelle, the
Keats fox trot; George Nampa and
Justine Love, circle waltz; George
Willhahn and Gloria Love, 14-step;
and Thelma Garland and Bob
.Plichta, tango barn dance.
Six skaters here have passed
their proficiency tests. They are
.Thelma Garland. Ray Des Autels,
Carol Martin, Bob Bant, George
Nampa and Justine Love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Photo by Times stan Photographer

the air corps. 1t. Bill Edwards
is the second former Detroit Lions
coach 10 join the navy =. George
PotSy Clark is athletic officer al
the Naval Flying School at Pen
SaCola, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

FIRST -4-ysar-olds and UP. =
mile
Baltee CAdamsl 3 so 2 30 Z 20
Clip Clop CThonpsonl 20 50
Canter's Best (Weidamanl $40
Time IL as OF 2;03
Hard Jester. Baron omar snd Unto also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RhcE-4-yesr-olds and up.
mile
Ballast Reef Peters 1910 40 rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Tropical Park Entries
FOR MONDAY

FOR MONDAY
FIRST RACE-SsOO, claiming, l-year-
olds and up. ! lis miles:
I ION IAdh III Albanian Creek ns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-10
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
Reichoff Well
Stcrts Drilling
In West Sunburst

A second well started up in the
West Sunburst pool this week, as
Reichoff- Parent Bannister No. / well
a short distance north Of the dis
eovery well, resumed drilling at 90
feet. Sid Porter, Oilmont contractor,
moved in engine and tools and is
repairing Reiehoff's rig He expects
to be able to complete this well around
the first of June.
Reichoff is now in the armed forces
and group of his friends took over
his lease and equipment and have fully
financed the well, with Cedor B. Arc
now, Shelby attorney, acting as trustee
to handle the funds. They hope that
when this soldier boy comes back from
the service he win have a life in
come from his retained interest in the
sO-acre property. Location is in SW
corner sen swA 35-37-3W, a half
mile north Of the Parent discovery
we'll
R. G. Parent is drilling at GAO feet
on his McAlpine No. l, in SW corner
Nwh SEA Sec. 25-37-3W, mile and
a quarter farther north along the
"nose." Both this and the Reiehoff well
had been shut down during the winter
months.
sumps are completed for two wells
farther west, to be drilled by Northern
Ordnance Carter with rotary tools. The
rotary crews hope TO complete ahead
Of the cable tool holes, even with the
handicap Of late start. Two of the
five Laughlin Brothers rotary rigs
shipped into Montana are to be utilized
on these and subsequent holes in the
area between the Parent well and
North Cut Bank. Production is ex-
pected in the upper 100 feet Of the
Madison lime. The Parent well makes
about 70 Dbl per day Of high gravity
crude, similar to Cut Bank crude in
quality.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
FIVE STRINGS OF ROTAN TOOLS ARRIVE IN
NORTH FIELD TO START CARTER PROGRAM
Montana Crude Reserves Set Up at
I8I, 100000 Barrels by PAW Board

Oil for the of MOntanawere by the production
of District of the Petroleum Administration for War
1s 100000 barrels of and 100000 possible
the meeting this week Casper according telegram received
from George McCab chairman of the PAW production committee
for Montana.
Jackson secretary respectively of the Oil Conservation Board
Montana Fred Pa the Montana railroad
son and Emck consulting geOog met with committeeman
from Wyoming and Colorado Casper straghn differences
between Montana figures and those by Wyoming members the
committee who had fixed Montana at S60 barrels The
of the Montana production committee approved meeting
held Shelby Saturday accepted by the district committee
Bank 14OO00O0O Kevnu
burst at 100000 barrels
These figures viii to the PAW at Washington and viii
ALLEGATION materials development and for future oca
tion of markets.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22

Join Oil War
On OPA Plan

Hot protests Of Montana oil men
against the determination Of Office
of Price Administration TO regiment
and substitute the oil industry, brought
prompt and sympathetic replies from
congressman this week. Senators B. K.
Wheeler and James E. Murray both ad-
vised that they will work with Senator
E. H. Moore who is leading the fight
against the OPA.
Congressman Mike Mansfield wrote
that he had talked the matter over with
Congressman O'Connor "and you may
rest assured Of our interest in what
you have to say and are doing every
thing we possibly can to help you to
the best of our ability"
These were responses to the following
telegram sent by james w. johnson
and A. E. Lon) Crumley:
If the oil industry is forced TO
endure the mature prejudiced,
ignorant and reform minded inter
ference and supervision OF the
present oPA staff nothing but
disaster to the nation as q whole
and monopoly within the industry
can result. We, in the industry,
have lost all confidence in the
honesty, integrity, and intelligence
Continued on Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
Gotham Men
Buy Block OF
Midway Leases

Entry Of New York city capital into
Midway oil field, east of Conrad, was
marked this week by the purchase of
1000 acres of leases with contract to
drill five wells, the first of which is
to be started Immediately.
The New York group is represented
by Abbot 8. Pond, consulting engineer,
who has been studying the North Mon
tana market for more than year. The
acreage was purchased from Roy Tar
rant, E. Byers Emriek and the Conrad
Midway Syndicate. The amount of the
consideration was not given but it is
understood that the down payment was
$4,000, with further payments to fol
low.
Conrad-Midway syndicate is the
"KaaispeIl- Kevin Syndicate" Of Mid
way That ia, it Is she syndicate which
financed the geOlogist- diseoverer in
leasing up the structure. The syndicate
had 5000 acres. The stockholders are
chiefly Conrad and Great Falls bust
ness men. There has been considerable
trading in the units since the discovery
Of Sunburst sand oil in the fall of 1912.
The deal was completed ON Monday
by Attorney Earl Ginsberger Of Butte,
representing Pond. He announced that
contract for the first well had been
awarded TO Sid Porter, oilmOnt drilling
contractor. 1t is to be a turnkey con
tract, the wen to be completed as soon
as possible.
The acreage selected is north and
northeast Of the Desteffany well
which has small commercial production
in the Sunburst sand.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
South Extension
Trib0l Pool Hos
Bic Producers

The newly developed south extension
to the Tribal pool of Cut Bank field
continued to yield good producers this
week as Trigood Ol-Tribal 229 No. l
swabbed 225 bbl ia the first 16 hours
at the rate OF better than 500 Dbl.
per day. 1t started off with a fluid
level of 1900 feet.
Texaco-Fee No. l, southernmost well
in the pool, completed its Today test
with an average of 217 barrels per day.
Not SO good was Hanlon- CObb-Tribal
224 No. 1, on the west side Of the pool.
It swabbed 80 barrels in eight hours
and shut down TO shoot with nitro
glyeerin. 1t had a fluid level Of 1900
feet, indicating that it is a good av-
erage well.
Frances Warde No !, north Of the
sensational Glacier Production-Mae-
Guinness well, which had an initial Of
800 Dbl, flowing, missed production in
the upper Sunburst horizon, reporting
only a showing of oil Drilling continued
to the Cut Bank sand where it has a
(Continusd on Pare 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
First Of Five
Wildcat Tests
Spudding

Five rotary rigs arrived in northern
Montana this week and one Of the five
is now spudding the first Of the wells
in the joint program Of Carter Oil Co.
and Northern Ordnance company of
Minneapolis. The program now starting
is expected to see the completion Of
something over 90 wells during the
present year.
The leases were provided by Carter
Oil company which farmed out blocks
to Northern Ordnance company, MUM
tons manufacturer, which win own
the completed wells Carter is prOvid-
ing geologic. and engineering super
vision, and with the development of
production will conduct its drilling
separately from the Northern Ordnance
operations Carter has leased something
over 100000 acres in Montana.
The first of the light rotaries to
spud is on the Pondera block, known
as Northern Ordnanee-Jannusch No. ],
c NEH SEA l3-27N-6w. Hole bottoms
at 800 and crew is now UNDERMINING
to set surface pipe. The Pondera block
Confined on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
Increased Gasoline Tax Plan Is
Killed by Supreme Court Decision


killed held that the 100000 highway
debenture legislature worded
ff the
substitution that the
the therefore granted injunction restraining the state frOm
expanding further funds and proceeding with the election in
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-05-22
sTovEs ARE RATToNRp

Heating and cooking stoves Of all
kinds win be ratiOned, beginning in
June, in 80 states where fuel oil is
rationed. The idea is to encourage"
the use of less scarce fuels, not gas
and oil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
7hieOes Co To Chair
 Protesting Innocence

and the warden intlmated that the letter. a departure from prison prae- tice which forbids interchange of Communication between prisoners. had been destroyed.
 Shonbrun. fhe first to de. stood beside the electric chair Co utter his last words to Father Martin.
 ~Furgise me. Father he saad. s~T1ey cructfied an innocent girl and now they are going to kiil an innocent man"
 Re sat in tho chair. klSsad the cross held against hig lips. and gas dead three minutes lntcE
 Cullen. wto was StoIc during the trial. appeared more dsklEaughl than his partner as he entered slie death chamber.
 "I'm about to meet nS Ood. ne said. mavlnw hin arms In q clu1iSY eeslaEe. rand INout lo EeneHt Neeln - <Iouof peNe5. E 4tn lnlloelk ol ant uIlne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
NO 'DICTATION'
 ASSERTS SUMMA
Ceiling on Working Hours for Women Brings
 Discussion

Hartford, Conn, April so-- (UP)-- The bill placing Q ceiling of 50 hours a week on yemen working ifi industry was approved today by the Senate il1 Q reconsideration ac- ton.
 The bill originally was approved by the House. Tho Senate tacked on two amendments. which the House refused to accept. and tho measure went back to the Senate again.
 only the ceiling provisions, and amendments to provide one day ofk in seven, and prohibiting women from leaving or reporting for work between and Q. m., have been discarded.
 Minority Leader Sen. Leon Ris- casl, p., Hartford. regretted the toss of the amendments but declared "it,s the House that carries the nlai- let and there's nothing we can do about it.p
 sen. James P. deelan. D.. New Haven, who sponsored the alnend- rnents, charged there was a ''EmaiI but powerful group In this stute' which was ssllctniing 10 at least one House of this legislature. and Eesi. Prank J. Humma, D. Waterbury, asserted he would not submit to "dictation'' in lilg vote.
 The bill, however. passed unanl- uacusly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
HUB BUS DISPUTE
 SETTLED AMICABLY

Boston, April So. - (UP) = Service on all lines oe the Boston and Maine Transportation Company vas normal today after officials og tic company and representatives of the Alnalgnmated Association of Street, Electric Hallway and Motor Coach Employes of America (AFI. reached an agreement in their labor dispute.
 Drivers and mechanics on several Of the lines staged e walkout yesser- day over e dispute on who should be assigned to instruct new men. The walkout had suspended service be- tween Boston and Portland. Me; Portland. old Orchard Beach and niddefozxl. Aze.: Boston. Lowell and lawrence: and All local lines operat- Ing In Portsmouth, V. H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Allies Hold Initiative As World War II Approaches Turning Point
Battle Being Carried to Enemy on All Fronts
 Excluding Atlantic
By HARRISON SALISBURY

united Press Stan OoVresponaenl) London, April SO.-(UP)--Ths turning point In tho European war tho paSslng of the strategic lnltla. tive from Hitief'D grasp Co the handl Of the Allies - appears Co have been reached unnotlced by world pre- occupied with day.to-day develop. monts.
 Three years ago. two years ago and even last year the world waited and wondered where Hitler would strike next; now the world Is wHlt- ing and wondering where tho Allies will strike.
 Except In the pacIflc, where Ja. pans striking power IS merely blunt cd rather than crumpled, the Allies arc carrying tho war to the enemy on oil fronts with the possible ex- ception of the battle of the Atlantic where lt appears stand-oif has de- veloped with neither side able tu claim advantage.
 April is the month when the sum- nier campaigns arc planned and the years big events take form, And Aprll's close finds the Allies, despite possible delays in Africa, preparing for the 1first time Co carry the war directly to the continent.
 Germany still has enormous striking power Intact but more and moro the situation takes on the as. pect of the fourth year of World War =. the year which opened e slashing series of imperial German Offensives that showed the Allies nearly to defeat but which closed with 0ermany's power crushed.
 There is no tendency here Co un- derestlmate the size of the task ahead, but Q feeling of confidence in the Allies armed might grows daily. Nazi propaganda nest re- vealinsly emphasizes the reversed position. issuing a steady stream of
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