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The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03

Left to right:
the oath of allegiance Fort Huachuca WAC
Captain of
WACs WAC Captain
Adjuant Generals Department O. Washington D. C.
Much better than I've
drilling of members of the WAC Section
Captain D.
D. G, who Huachucas
and swearingn visited
part Of inspection camps
where WACs stationed Naturally
drlng-whch makes her opinion weight photo
U. S.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03

Notes of SOU Med. Det.
The Sou Medical Detachment re-
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03

Company members recently re-
turning from furloughs:, Pfc. Mel
vim Tate: visited his wife, Mrs.
Martha Tate of 33167a Alabama St.,
Houston, Texas, and his mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Henderson of Silsbee,
Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME

The more Chatterer the Red
Squirrel studied the queer things he
had found in Farmer Browns corn
crib the greater his curiosity grew.
He had meddled with the smallest
Of the two things and it hadn't
hurt him in the least. To Be sure,
1t had given him several rights,
for when he meddled with the wires
on top Of 1t something snapped, but
each time he had scampered away
unhurt and each time he had felt
less afraid Of 1t. Finally, 1t wouldn't
snap any more and then he lost
interest In 1t. Besides, 1t Smelt ter
ribly strong Of common barn mice,
and Chatterer has the greatest con-
tempt for barn mice. OF course, you
have guessed what 1t was that Chat
terer had been meddling with. Il
was . mousetrap, and he had sprung
It without getting hurt.
Chatterer didn't know that it was
. trap. He ought 70 have known.
but he didn't. You see, 1t Was not
ut Al like the traps Farmer Browns
Boy sometimes had set for him In
the Green Forest. He knew Ill about
those traps and never, never went
near them. Nov that there was
nothing more exciting about the
mOslsetrap, Chatterer turned his
attention 70 the ether Queer thing.
he walked Ill around Il and hooked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
BY Thornton w. Burgess

dered the more he wanted to know.
There must be some way OF getting
in, and If he could get in, OF course,
he could get out again. He jumped
down to the floor and ran all around
the queer little wire house. At each
end was q sort of little wire hall
way. Chatterer stuck his head in
one. It seemed perfectly safe. He
crept q little way in, and then
backed out in hurry. Nothing
happened. He tried 1t again. Still
nothing happened.
Better keep away" said small
voice down inside Of him.
Pooh! Who's afraid" said Chat
terer. This thing can't hurt me-"
Then he crept q little further in.
Right in front Of him was little
round doorway with Z little wire
door. Chatterer pushed the little
door with his nose and 1t opened a
teeny, weeny bit. He drew back
suspiciously. Then he tried it again
and this time pushed the little door
3 little further open. He did this
two or three times, until finally he
had his head quite inside, and there
right down below him was that food
be 70 wanted to taste.
II can hop right down and get
Il and then hop right up again, !"
thought Chatterer.
ssr1w,st A n saiA tfa wnai1 ~ci~e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
BY Lillian Cox Athey

to cut down these trees, the animal
must 60 deeper into the forest.
In the autumn. the marten is
abroad during the daylight hours.
These hunters are we'll aware of the
haunts Of the grouse and other
feathered game that huddle close
under the snow Laden lower boughs
Of evergreens.
The home range of this forest
dweller is increased only when food
becomes scarce. The mouse tribe
is always abundant; there are
rabbits, squirrels. shrews, chipmunks
and birds eggs. There are frogs,
toads, nsh and reptiles, and there
are always berries and insects, nuts
and honey. There seems to be no
end Of food for this creature If there
Is energy to make the effort to find
It. The marten has pep and not
lazy bone. Sunbaths are much
enjoyed, Though dust and water
ones are avolued.
The fisher Is q dreaded foe. This
hunter can chase the marten
through the trees, leap more quickly
than he and outrun him on the
ground. The lynx and the horned
owl also are enemies to be evaded.
Man and forest fires are two arch
destroyers the marten cannot under
stand. BY them he always meets
defeat.
Little Is known Of the social and
family life Of the marten. The cap
tive animals may be quite different
when prisoners than out on their
own. They are not sociable, and
they try to kill each other II too
closely associated.
The home Is established in 4 hol-
low tree some distance from the
ground. The mother furnishes hers
with moss and soft grass. The
babies resemble Kittens, clad ii .
soft silky coat Of rich brown Or
black. They live on 4 milk diet for
I'VE weeks and femain with their
mother their frst summer. Their
father takes no interest whatever Ia,
his family. Il may be his mate has
Unlisted hands "a" and preferred
to bring up her triplets In the way
they should 60. No one has ever
seen . pair of martens living to-
eether. These animals are being
raised for their handsome fy1r eoats.
II = said their HABITS IRE the same
- those Of the true sablss Of Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

FULGENCIO BATISTA, presi-
dent Of Cuba. Note that the second
syllable Of Fulgencio Is pronounced
exactly like the English word hen.
Say:
Full-HEN- see-oh.
Bah-TEESS-tah.
PIERRE BOIsSON, governor gen.
eral Of French West Africa. The
name Boisson means a beverage
that which one drinks" The N" is
nasalized. Say:
Pyair.
Bwa-SAW(N.
GABES, seaport Of Tunisia. Say
GAH-bess.
MATEUR, town In Tunisia. The
name is French, and means maker
Of masts." Say: Mah-TER.
TUAPSE, Russian seaport or
Black Sea. The u" has the 100
sound as in took" The "e" Is short
as In set" Accent the third syl-
liable. Say: Too-ap-SEH.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
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was queer. Yes. sir, 1t certainly was
queer! It looked something like .
little house, only he could see all
through it. He put one paw out
and touched 1t. Nothing happened.
He tried it again. Then he jumped
right on top Of 1t. Still nothing
happened. He tried his sharp teeth
on it, but he couldn't bite 1t. You
see, 1t was made Of stout wire.
Inside was something that looked
good to eat. It smelled good, too.
Chatterer began to wonder what 1t
would taste like. The more he won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11

Perhaps East should have gone to
five hearts, but he had been doubled
at four and feared that he would
run into q big penalty instead Of
setting four spades. West can
hardly be blamed for expecting to
set the contract.
West opened the ace Of diamonds
and continued with the four OF dia-
monds. South winning the second
trick with the queen. South led
low heart, running in dummy, re-
turned club to the 10 and ruffed
another heart. A club to the Jack
allowed him to run his last heart
in dummy and then he led . high
club to discard q diamond.
When both opponents followed. 1t
was clear to South that Vests i've
remaining cards were either all OF
the missing trumps or four trumps
and one red card. In either case
it was safe to lead the queen Of
spades from the dummy. East dis
carded and South played low. West
could gain nothing by refusing the
trick. but he could not then pre-
vent South from making three more
trump tricks for fulfillment Of his
redoubled contract.
South scored $50 points for the
trick score and 500 points for the
vulnerable game, totaling $50 points.
When the hand was played ct the
other table, East was set two tricks
at four hearts doubled, for = loss
Of 800 points. The difference Of go
points was very nearly the entire
margin Of victory for the winning
team.
Saturday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
"A 1085l
092
oQ3
h10762
The bidding:
Lghtner Jacoby schenken You
10 Dbl. 10 "a
20 Pass Pass 90
Answer-Pass. You have already
responded freely to your partners
takeout double and your hand Is not
strong enough for any further vol
untary bid.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 50 psr
cent for two spades.
Question No. 1878.
Today you are Theodore Light:
ners partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you hold: ~ a.
AAKJ0
0Q10732
oK32
The bidding:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass 90
What do YOU bid? (Ansver to-
morrow e
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BY fronk willard
BY Herb and Dole UIrey
BY Will Eisner
BY Art Huhto
BY Paul Foqorty

Besides, 1t is time you were getting
back to the Old Orchard"
1T won't take but minute" said
Chatterer, land / really must know
what that tastes like"
With that he jumped down. Snapi
Chatterer looked up. The little
wire door had closed. Old Mr..
Trouble had got Chatterer at last.
Yes, sir, he certainly had got Chat
terer this time! You see, he couldn't
open that little wire door from the
inside. He was in trap-a wire
rattrap-set by Farmer Browns Boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
NATURES CHILDREN
PINE MARTEN
(Martes 01,tericana)

The Pine Marten, or American
Sable, Is another Of our animals
hunted for its handsome fur coat.
In some Of the former haunts of the
marten, where once there were
thousands, not one Is to be seen
today. Civilization, in cutting down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-11
Let's Learn a New Word

Winter war in Russia likely to be
INTERNECINE."-Headline.
The word internecine Is from the
Latin internecare, Ito slaughter, !"
and has the extended meaning ITO
destroy mutually" Hence. an inter-
necine war Is one in which both sides
suffer disastrous losses In men and
materiel. Pronounce It: INTER-
NEE-sin.
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LETTER-OUT

letter earranse
called for IN the last column Print the letter the opposite
the word which have
correctly it's q
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter
CD ABYSS-SAYS (speaks).
(U) NDUR1NG-GRINNED q smiled this way.
GO RECANTS-TRACES Clues.
(G) GLANCED-DANCsI.E Il xvinR)
CH) HA1RED-TRADE (barter).
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Doctors Formula
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La gaceta., 1943-06-30
La Junta de Labor
Para la Guerra
Apoya los Subsidies

WASHINGTON, JUNO S0.-La
.Junta de Labor para la Guerra Sc
declare aver partidaria del pro-
prama de subsidies a los alimen-
tos, en- un esfuerzo para lograr el
retroceso en- los precios que ell go
bierno desea.
Desde ell pasado Octubre, segun
Ia Junta, ell costo de la vida ma
aumentado en- mas de un seis por
ciento y los preciOs de las legum-
bres v alimentos frescos en- cerca
de $50.
FL creciente costo de las vitua-
las afecta gravemente Ell progra-
ma de la Junta de rehabilitation
Nacional.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Sera Aurnentada
La Racion de
Carne de Puerco

WASHINGTON, JUNO 30 La
Ilamada administration de alimen-
tos anunci6 aver que a partir del
dia 1 de julio lie sera aumentada
a la poblaci6n civil la "cuota" de
carne de puerco, cordero y car
nero.
Ell racionamiento de las otras
carnes no sera alterado.
La cantidad de carne para uso
de la poblaci6n civil nOrmalmente
declina en- ell trimestre de julio a
septiembre.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Una Nueva Clase
Para Soldadores

La escuela vocational de Brews-
ter iniciara mahana una nueva
clase en- trabajos de soldadura pa
ra los "obreros de cuello blanco"
que trabajan en- las Oficinas del
distrito comercial.
Empezara la clase a las $3.50 de
la tarde y Sc terminara a la 1870
de la madrugada.
Los estudiantes podran inscri-
birse por periodos de cuatro hotas-
Para obtener ell diploma de sol
dador es necesario tOmar un cur-
50 de 200 horas.
Una persona que trabaje cuatro
horas al dia, luego de u faenas
acostumbradas, terminara ell
aprendizaje en- nueve o diez Sc
manas; la que trabaje ochO hOras
podra completarlo en- cuatrO 0
cinco semanas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Disertara Hoy
Sobre ell Carbon

WASHINGTON, JUNO 30.-Es-
ia noche, a las 7:05, hablara por
la Radio, disertando sobre la 81
tuaci6n carbonera, ell secretarlo
del interior Sr. Ickes.
Ell discurso solo durara % mi
nutos y sera dedicado, en- sus pun
tos principales, a los obreros mi
neros que aun no han retornado
a sus labores.
Para asistente del nuevo dlrec-
tor general de funciOnamiento de
minas, Carl E. Newton, fue nom
brado aver Ell senior Thomas D.
Thomas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Una Enfermedad
Del Corazon lie
Produjo la Muerte

Falleci6 aver de repente en- su
domicilio, victima de una enfer-
medad del coraz6n, la Sra. Celia
D. Osborn, de SO amos, vecina de
Ia casa n1mero 912 de la avenida
Shadolawn.
Habfa muerto, segGn Ell medico
Que fuera llamado, horas antes de
Il se encontrara ell cadaver.
LIE sobreviven dos hijos, tenien-
te F. X. Osborn, navigator de la
aviaci6n, y c. B. Osborn, Jr., de
Concord, Carolina del Norte.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Cerrada la Logia
Principal de los
Masones Libres

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay,
JUNO 3O.-La logia princi-
pal o central de los Masones
Libres fue cerrada por la pO-
Iicia de Buenos Aires, cum
pliendo ordenes del gobier-
no.
Las logias memories, situa-
das en- suburbios y provin-
cias, no han sido afectadas
por la disposition.
Cuenta la Logia Central
con unos 5000 miembros.
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monese que los Nals Estan DesembacandO TrOpaS en- Taman
LAS TROPAS ROJAS ROMPIERON LAS
LINEAS ALEMANAS EN- DOS LUGARES
ATACADAS POR LA AVIACION, OREL, KARAVCHEW
Y TAMAN

MOSCU, JUNO Solos, avio-
mes rojos %atacaron de nuevo a
Taman, en- ell mar de Azov, 10 que
hace suponer que ell enemigo mete
tropas frescas por csc puerto, ami
mado por la intencion de tomar la
ofensiva en- la peninsula y en- ell
delta del Kuban.
Las escuadrillas sovieticas son
frecuentemente usadas para des-
hacer las ofensivas que los alema-
mes proyectan y por este Sc conce-
de significaci6n a los bombardeos
de Taman.
En- las ultimas semanas solo han
ocurrido en- Kuban operaciones de
poca importancia.
La Radio nazi no menciona los
ataques de la aviaci6n rusa.
I'm comunicado aleman informa
que los soldados rojos penetraron
por dos lugares en- ell sur de la
Staraya Russo, en- ell frente del
Lago linen, usando niebla artifi-
cial v lanza-llamas.
"Por medic de contraataques
nuestras tropas restablecieron Il
lineas.
FL mando aleman sigue hablan-
do de fuertes ataques rusos en- ell
sector de Velikiye Luki, en- ell
frente central, region norte; en- ell
sector de Spas Demensk, 70 mi
Has por ell surdeste de Smolensk,
al noroeste de Belgorod, en- la
parte baja del saliente de Kursk,
Y en- ell Kuban.
Los nazis abrieron un ataque
aereo de "a horas sobre las de-
fensas de Leningrado y un comu-
nicado especial russo habla de inn
portantes maniobras de aviaci6n
en- Orel, Karavhev y Taman.
En- Orel los artefactos de la
aviaci6n roja produjeron tres ex-
plosiones y 10 incendios; varios
trenes fueron atacados en- Kara
chew, punto intermedio en- ell fe-
%rrocarril 0rel-Bryansk, con positi-
vo exito.
Pesadas bombas cayeron en- de-
p6sitos de municiones y combus-
tible.
Todos los aviones rojOs regre-
saron a sus bases.
La Radio almeana dice que Ell
Ejercito Rojo prepare n Ofen-
silva; pero no supone en- que lugar
sera iniciada.
Ell mando russo limita sus comu-
nicacados a hablar de Operaciones
de rutina, duelos de artilleria y
reconocimientos por las patrullas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
V~CTOR|ADEL EJERCITO
REPUBLICANO CHINO

CHUNGKING, JUNO 30 Las
tropas chinas penetraron en- wv
cbihkow, cerca del rio Yangtze' y
ocasionaron a los japoneses nu-
merosas bajas.
Destacamentos chinos recupe-
raron puntos e~strategicOs en- los
arrabales de Hwajung, al oeSte
del 1ago Tungting, que u Sisu0
on manos de los nipones.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
Il V|CEPRES|DENTE DE-
IA REPUBL|CA ACUsA Al
JESSE JONES
lisa ell Secretario "Tacticas
Obstruccionistas"

WASHINGTON, JUNO 3d.
Una seria controversial surgio
aver entire ell vicepresidente Wal
lace, un hombre querido por su
libralismo y gnerOsidad, y ell ban
quero Jesse Jones, s%ecretario de
concrete.
Declarando ante un comite del
senado, Wallace acuso a Jones de
emplear tacticas obstruccionistas
" entorpecer ell trabajo, en- cuanto
a materiales estrategicos, de la
Junta Economical de Guerra.
Jones actuo desmayadamente,
segun ell vicepresidente, antes y
dspues de Pearl Harbor, apesar
de las instrucciones del Congreso
" la Junta de Production de Cue
ira para acumular reservas de ma
teriales que este pals tenia niece
sidad de importar.
BESIDE que ell trabajo de prepa-
rar tales importaciones Sc entire
CARA a la BEW, Jones ha hecho
TODD 10 possible para molestar a los
empleados de la Junta, que solo
abriga un deseo: ayudar a acortar
la guerra por medic de adecuados
abastecimientos de materiales es-
trategicos.
Quiere Wallace que ell Congre-
so otorgue creditos Independence
a la Junta que el preside.
"Hemos reclutado 10 que esti-
mamos es un grupo de competen-
tes hombres de negocios y tecni-
cos. con amplio conocimientO del
extranjero, para realizar Ell impor-
tante trabajo de los materiales es-
trategicos. Nuestra labor debe
ser librada de las cortapisas de Ia
burocracia y las quejas que por
la puerta del fondO dan Mr.. Jones
v sus empleados."
Senal6 primero los errores de
la Corporation de Reconstruction
Financiera, dirigida por Jones, en-
cuapto a ~convenios cor varios pal
SEES v despues Sc refiri6 a la apa-
tia del se~cretario en- cuanto a plan
tar la c%inchona, ell arbol de la qui-
nina, apesar de que muy a tempo
10 habfa pedido ell general MacAr-
thur, mandando desde las Flilpi-
mas dos millones de semillas.
Compradores de la Corporation
dirieida por Jones adquirieron en-
81 Brasil 200 toneladas de crista-
les de cuarzo sin antes inquirir
sobre SUI calidad. Era necesario e
cuarzo para los a~paratos de radlo
" despues Sc vic que Ell comprado
no era ell conveniente, p~erdiendO
81 Oobierno entire dos y seis milo
mes de pesos.
Se6al6 ell hecho de que la Me-
tal Reserve Company, una suDsi-
diaria de la RFC, Sc TONIC cuatro
semanas para ejecutar tres ccnTa
tos que la Junta pOr el presidiua
babia redactado, y que los VEN
dedores habfan ~preparadO y de-
vuelto en- diez dfas'
Retuvo por cinco m -
c~ontrato de cobre pOrque en- una
carta Sc habfa OmitidO una pala-
bra sin Importance y porque pos
clausuIas memories pudierOn haoer
sidO escr4tas con mayor claridad.
Jones Sc defendi6 dielenaO qus
las ualabras de Wallace estan ne
mas de- malicia y que no Sc alustan
a los hechos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
SI NHS ell Trabajo
N@ Mineros

lev. plNGToN, JUNO 3d.
h ~. uuelgas surgieron aver en-
mlnerOs de Alabama,
el trabajo $4,000 hon.
q,
b una que abriera ell lunes
Gp.ua de nuevo ell martes.
VA 'aa u y pasa de 100000
ss minerOs que Sc niegan
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
EuSu ADDS CENTENARES DE VALIEN-
TES CIUDADANOS DE ATENAS
VIGILADA POR UNA DIVISION M
RIZADA


LONDRES, JUNO 3O.-Anima-
Is DOR los ataques de la aviaci6n
~mericana a Sal6nika y Atenas,
lilies de griegos Sc lanzaron a las
lilies en- Atenas y otras poblacio-
Is y atacaron a los nazis.
Los jefes alemanes Immediate
ente fusilaron a centenares de
Ombres Y centenares mas seran
iecutados, como "sospechosos'',
Intro de pocos dfas.
SObre Salonika los americanos
rrojaron miles de hojas con men
lies del presidente Roosevelt.
Las hojas furon encontradas
mbi9n en- Volos y Larisa, cerca
Ia costa este.
Evidentemente, segIn los des-
bchOs de Ankara, ell Eje Sc pre-
bra en- los Balkanes, temiendo
pa invasion.
En- Sal6nika ha tornado posicio-
Is una division motorizada.
BESIDE Ankara comunican que
gabinete rumano ha dispuesto
evacuaci6n parcial de Bucarest.
endran que marcharse de la ca
tal tOdas las personals que re-
entemente, llegaron de las pro-
ncias.
Asegdrase que en- Francia, en- ell
ale del Rhome, ell mariscal Rom
lel tiene concentrates $50, 900
Ombres.
Italia ha ordenado la moviliza-
ion de todos los hombres, sin di-
F%rencias de edad, capaces de por-
r armas.
MuSSolini ha ordenado la supre-
lOn de las comunicaciones tele-
ratlcas y telefonicas privadas en-
fe Ia terra firme, Stella y Ger
lena.
X ng
Mas de $4,000 hombres, seg1n
radio de Moscu, Sc han declara-
0 en- huelga en- rs fabricas de
urn Demandan sean puestos en-
lOertad los obreros de la fabrica
rat, que fueron arrestados en-
harzo.
Ia Radio de Paris habla de gran
F'uNdad naval en- ell Mediterra-
leo.
Nsdie cree que la ofensiva So
'eOmenzara en- un lugar. La cos
Oeiga esta siendo limpiada."
"Ommel, que manda las tropas
'aanas en- Francia, tiene ST.
aaf'el general en- Montdore, ode
ssu0e con frecuencia sale a inspeC
.'uar los vastos aerodromos que
cOnstruyen."
NOS tascistas estan recurriendc
!, aOeVo al aceite de ricino Y Il
81 'NAA con miembros de su par.
"a moral del pueblo italiano,'
"a Radio de Roma, use ha vi
aadO luego de unas pocas Sc.
@aas de acci6n."
~n0nes ingleses averiaron ire.
!. ~ enemigOs de un convoy d,
qae fuera visto frente a Dun
La gaceta., 1943-06-30
GILBERT0 DELFINO

Arrib6 hoy ell notable ac-
tor cubano GilbertO DelfIno'
Sin tempo para dar oe-
TALES, que pubIicaremo' ma ma,
mana, lie saludamO' "'
cordialmente.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

Ohio-Cuszer Pet. No. 10
NEA sWA swA a2-s2N-1oow
$50 waiting on rotary.
Ohfo-Eavemsex No. IA
NV NwA SEA s0S1N-10ow
Drilling. $3.50: w inch cernented 1914.
Ohio-Hsmay No.
NV NWA NEA s1-51-1o0w
1882 testing production
Ohio 0sz-wfzaom A No.
NV SWA NWK 4-5OT00W
Testing, 1911.
Yale pesrusssm-cort -Owens no. as
NE swM NEM 29-z2N-1o0W
Surface casing 1B0s waiting ON rotary
POISON zPxDEB~-EaSroms Cownxy
Chicago on NO 4
NV swK sWA 1-SSNssw
Drilling 100.
0sH0TO D0ssE--Crook coankv
Oscar Burns No. /
NV NwH NEA i7-ss-eTW
Drilling 88S.
SALT CREEK--Natrona Coanty
SEGMENT DEsTs-Nasroma Comn3y
Lakota on q Gas No
C NwM 4-S6N-s1w
Sidetracking finch at 1880.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE--Brement Couzty
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ Nc.
NE NEM SEA 81-AN-1W
Drilling. 4613. sandy sfale.
SULPHUR CREEK--Uamsa County
Wyoming Utah Assoc. No.
SIC SEN SwM 14-13N-f19W
Installing pump 88S.
Oregon On Co. No.
sW swA swH 1S-1sN-11ew
Drilling 738.
SPRING CREEK FKELD--Ereemoma Co.
Hint&e-Govf. No.
sw NwK NwN 7-2sN-e2w
Rig.
wAGONHOUED sTRUCTURE-Hot
Springs Counfy
Broderick a Coraom-Chxsssamsem No. T.
CNL. NEM seq 6-A4N8BW
Moving In rotary.
WERTz EEEx4D-sweefwaeew Coanky
Sincaakr~W Wyoming wersa @Ew No. 81
NE NEA SEN 12-26e.0uw
Drilling, 1886.
WYOMING ANTTCLHNE--xAncoln County
X. p. M. Tnc.-State No.
NE Cor. Lot l, Sec. 36-25N-115 w
Shut down 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Radio TuIk
VIII Exploin
Oil Short0qe

Continued from Page y
who announced the broadcast, the
talk win be presented simply and
informatively, in an effort to give
Montanans an insight into problems
affecting the state oil industry, and
having a bearing on the gasoline
supply of individual motorists.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

American automobile users dur
ing 1912 cut down their consump-
ton of gasoline by IL percent, ac-
cording to the public roads admin
istration of the federal works
agency.