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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20


ER0n soUNTAIN---HaramzzeC ownsy
assewsz q Ewsazsv Nc.
sW aWH sEA s4-1sN-7OW
Drilling 20.
.FEwxxs. apQgwua--zsz~ssn co.msw
GIersor Fxnlorasson 40
a. ar eTsN fasssss.<1yv
S1zssIsy,g SaaKK
-
x.aS - a.. - sssrsra Coazsy
O's M oa arn as usvs Sc g ss,rs wu
Total depth $500; plugged back to 5420;
~. 49, sl - 80.
80 800, osAN We.
1s,ss ~ of@SosS-oo"
3 x.s.v- go. - ,xx 49, -. -
"a - - anAnS OszzsnA--ssos Springs
0eoassezn es az-aG 81. Power No.
e,s Sm : e, gw = za-aS'ssSW
LETT1.E bUtFSTo sAsEs-Fark cOunsy
srr NIL ssxsSss - ssy1s 1oexr,
Corlng As.ass
coodstssu-sssse Mo.
ME NEx sEA a-47N-Ioow
waiting on snsss' aKs
stmudogswa.x1msk Ma.
sW SwA NEA a4-4sR-1OOW
Circulating. $3.50.
lost s0EsDassH swesswateE Coamfy
S's asSxs ~, y yo@as 70. zee
Dss,,ss 80. 20 or~oN-~0W
aTr svxrn,s $500 80, s g91s
srars,,s,, 1,s.'rs., S1 xSssss. q"
o.asA ooas Sou.aes.- D1h.Ans' 1oO-
Nxk Ixn - P ~ "a : ~
Tlrsllirg So7n
xxx ar..,,s. =, 80.
AADs 81 Fknzsa5---OArDon So@nAy
sinclair w yosnlng Unit 9 No.
NJ NV SWA 34-26N-S8W
= .la.aass <ooa-
MAsEHaCA SfhANGS--krcznonf County
Con6amem1aE-G hazasrfom No. no
Sc NWM GEM 158N-zw
Trying 70 regain lost circulation, 1883,
MTraH cgsErw-- xzya~t,,.. r,-.m..s--
Western on a cas- Ne
C NWM GEH 24zxN.a2vv
Drilling ss0n
Nopmu axwnv w,,uxu
49, -, go "a norn 10
rs Nv ~ Srr S1rR sr. MArZ GerscE no.
D,s,,s,.s. y 5 5sE. = So- 100
cssr -nss'is s,vv 800 IA isu Deus.
A1 Ss'-- w e"soA Coamxy
Gerald Book No.
CIVIL SEN gWA az-z7Ne3w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
CebO Wildcat Gets Oil In Tensleep;
Big Sand Draw Field Deep Testing

CASPERTenseep Gebo dome 10 miles north of Their
mopo has apparently been for production by the Con-
nental OIL company wildcat reported corng below $500 feet
The well showed 30 feet of IL gravity oil in drill stem open Is
minutes from 5127 to 5169 feet Shaower in the Embar lime
drill indicated upwards of 5000 barrels daily from that
formation from which the well will probably be produced
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

IA PAOO0OAy DC RAOA0SCOs
Mule Creek-waEson No.
NE SEX SEN se5sN-1oow
Surface pipe. Se2; rigging up rotary.
Ohso-EEk 3 No. ~
Sec. 24-6sN-100W
Fishing, 461S.
Ohlo-Elk No. f9
NE NWM SWN 35-9S-2S
Waiting on rotary tools 210.
OhioEzk . orc NO. Is
sen SEA 359s-23E- MONTY
Drilling. 1891; So cemented. 400.
Ohio-EFk orc No. IL
NE swA sWA sSss-2sE MONTY
Drilling, 4025.
Ohio-Mack 4 No.
NE sen sWA 30-58N-89w
Awaiting rotary, 279.
Ohio-Mack No. 4 OPC No. 9
NEA sWM sWA S0-5sN99W
Ohio Oil-Mack 2 orc No.
NE SEA NwA 31-6sN-9sW
Waiting on rotary, 2A1.
Ohso-woods . orc No. IT
NE SWA NEA S0-5sN-08W
Drilling, 1873
Ohio-woods 3 orc No. 10
NE NEA SWA 30-ssN-egw
WA41A& Oh AoAn&Sp @A0s
s's M Sh S'r sh r. ass-saN-aOow
Drilling, 2555.
stanolsnd.EEk z No.
Go aa SEH tf MMA 2 REPoRPS.
stanolind-EIk 4 No.
NV SWH NWN 24-5sN-100W
Location. (FTRST REPORT).
stanollnd-EIk No. 10
NE SWN NwA 30-5sN-99W
Drilling, 1897.
stanOIlnd.EIk No. 20
NE sen Nwh sO-SsN-ssW
StanoEind-EIk 5 No. II
NE NEM NWA 30-h8N-89W
Running 1OA inch casing at 2271.
stanolind-EIk No. 92
NE NWA NWk 30-5SN-99W
Roaming 15-lnch hole at 20. T. D., 100.
stanolind-Elk No. "a
NE NEL SWk 19-5GN-09W
Location graded
stanOIind-EIk No. 2e
NE SEA SWM 19-56N-99W
Location graded.
stanoIind-Elk Z No. II
SW SWA NWA 19-5SN-99W
Drilling, 261o.
Stanolind Zaerr No.
$50 feet out of NE corner
Lot 7-349S23E
Location. (FIRST REPoRT).
FOSSIL FTELD-LAncoln County
HarrisGovt No.
Sc NWA NWh 23-21N-117W
Drilling 4124.
FRANNIE FIELD-Park County
COntinental-Northern No.
Sc NWH SEA 2S-58N-9SW
Near completion; swabhing 10 bbls oil
per hour at S244.
MISUNDERSTANDING No. 16-xM
Sc NWA NWA 25-58N-9SW
Drilling, BIB.
4 GARLAND FTELD-Big Horn County
General Pefr0ieum-H0weii No. 1
NE NWA NWA. lot 63-56N-97W
Drilling, Pitt.
GEBO DOME-Hoe Springs County
Continental No. i
SW NWA sen 23-44N-05W
Circulating to keep hole In condition al
5000. VIII test Madison lime.
GOLDEN EAGLE FTELD-HOt Springs
County
-Kerlyn Unit i No.
| swh SWk 12-45Ne7w
Rig.
HAT CREEK--Niobrara Coanty
H. d. Moore Berggren No. /
NV SEN NWA 23-35N-83W
Shut down 1884.
HORSE CREEK-Iaramie County
General P@troAoum-G0vG. SBG
SW SEA SEA 31-I7N-6SW
Drilling, $3.50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

Twenty miles southeast of River I
ton, Sinclair Wyoming Oil company
is moving in rotary to probe the
untested Tensleep formation in the
Big Sand Draw field, proved for gas
in 1918 in the Frontier formation.
The well, in SW NWI4 NWA IA
32N-95W, is slated to drill 5000 feet
or more. Development in the field
now consists of IA gassers produc-
ing from the Frontier at from 1900
10 5000 feet
Wyoming drilling reports follow:
ALKAId ANTICLINE-Big Horn County
Yale OH Corp. No. 1
sEk NEA 3s-66N-e5W
Drilling, 1928
BAXTER BAsIN-sweetwater County
Mountain Fnel-Unit No.
NE SwA MEX 21-1efS-104w
Plugging back, T. d., 7172.
Mountain Fuel HetzIer No.
NWA NwA s-tsN-103W.
Drilling. 1867.
BADGER BAsIE-Park County
Resolute DIN. P. No. 3
c NEA NwA 17-57N-1o1w
Drilling. 1857.
BEAVER DoME-weatOn COunty
Brorby No. I
NV NEK NwA 1s-44N-e2w
Abandoned 2547.
BELLE sPRNCs-Carbon County
-wyoming-U Unit No.
NV NEK sen 32-24N-SSw
Total depth 4466.
BIG MUDDY-Converse County
Continental-Crary No. 50
Sc NWA NWA 9-33N-76W
Trying to regain circulation in Wall
Creek sand, 1928.
Continental Hurst No.
SW NEh NWA 16-33N-76W
Near completion at p/b depth, 1855.
T. D.. 1886; ESQ feet Of oil In hole.
BYRON FTELD-Big Horn County
Ohio-w. G. Stevens No.
Lot 80, sec. 25-56N-e7W
Drilling. 1904.
Ohio-Dayfd williams No.
sen SWA Se-5e-07
Drilling, 1851.
CANYON CREEK-sweetwater County
weststates Pet. Corp.-Horne No. e.
NV ll-l2N-iolW
COLE CREEK FEELD-Natrona COunty
General Pct.-Patented No.
NV Nwx NwK 22-SsN-T7w
Total depth 1880. No test
General PetrOIeum-Govt. No. 81
Sc SEX sen 21-35N-77W
Testing production, S027.
COOPER C0VE-Carbon County
Standollnd-Johnson-Par kinson No. 1
Sc NEA swA 2o-1sN-77w.
ELK BASIN FTELD-Park County
continentaI-EIk No. se3
cNL NEA 24-5sN-100w
74e bbls oil first IA hours Shut In.
ContinentaIElk No. los
Sw SW% NEA 24-58N-1O0W
Drilling, 1915.
COnttnental-Elk No. ii 8
Ioca a@ : CF FIR R fSSsOsTr
Observation-Disclosures No.
NE sen SWA S1-5SN-9eW
Drilling, $40.
Observation-Disclosures ID No.
NE NEA NEM 25-5sN-IOOw
COMPLETION. Flowed 102 barrels oil
per hour from Tensleep sand at AGO.
1883.
Observation-Disclosures c No.
c sWA SWA 29-5sN-e9W
Drilling. $3.50.
Minnelusa-Johnson No.
NE NEA sen 6-57N-99W
Drilling. $50.
Minneausa No.
NE SEX NEM 3l-5sN-s9w
Waiting on rotary, 265.
(FTRST REPOHT).
Male Creek Northern Pacific No.
NE NEM MEX 7-57N-99W
Waiting on rotary tools. T. D., $50.
(FIRST REPORT).
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A~,lSS5 81
cEsS%NS -
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

WASHINGTON.-La repu-
blica de Costa RIGA esta ha-
ciendo frente a las roper
cusiones de la guerra en- su
economic por medic de I'm pro-
grama tendiente a aumentar la
production de alimentos y al
god6n, asi como por la inten-
sifcaci6n de nuevos cultivos
tales como ell cacahuete, Ell
ajonjoli y ell abaca.
Ell senior Luis Cruz B., Official
Mayor de la Secretarfa de Agricul-
tura de Costa RIGA, quien hizo estu-
dos en- este pals, di6 a conocer hace
POGO las medidas adoptadas por
dicha rep1blica centroamericana
con ell prop6sito de compensar las
perdidas ocasionadas en- su conner
clio por Ia confagraci6n actual.
Como resultado del aumento de su
production agropecuaria, aquel pals
esta suministrando productos lac
teos v otros comestibles a las fuer-
zas estadounidenses destacadas en-
la iona del Canal de Panama, de-
clar6 ell senior Cruz. , En- vista de
que anteriormente la mayor parte
de los alimentos consumidos en- Ia
iona del Canal venian de los Esta.
dos Unidos, este incrementO en- Ia
production costarricense de provi-
stones representa- una importantC
economic de espacio en- las embarca.
clones, espacio que sc dedicara 8
otros fines belicos, anadi6 ell Sr
Cruz. Ademas, los ingresos deri.
vados de Ia exportaci6n de produc-
tos agrfcolas a Panama, compensar
las perdidas de la industrial del cafe
en- Costa Rica, fuente principal dc
Ia riqueza de dicha naci6n. Ell Sr
Cruz manifesto tambien que, en-
amos anteriores, la production total
de cafe en- esa ~republica Sc vendfs
a la Gran Bretaha, mientras que
ahora Sc exporta a los Estados Uni
dos, aunque a un precio mas bajo
FL cultivO del algOd6n
No obstante que ell algod6n sc
cultiva en- Costa Rica desde hace
muchos amos, la production de dichC
articulo ha sido intensificada para
ell consume nacional gracias a lo'
esfuerzos del Sr. Cruz.
La recollection de caucho silves
tire para su exportaci6n a los Esta
dos Unidos, es otra de las nuevai
actividades econ6micas que Sc estaI
llevando q cabo en- Costa RIGA
manifesto ell ST.. Cruz, Por Otrs
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

La mujer obediente, cast es-
clava del maridO, ha dejadO de
estar en- ammonia con las costum-
bres mOdernas. Lo que ell hombre
contemporaries aprecia sobre TODD
es la cOmpanera de lucha, la mu-
jer cuyo cuerpo Sane contiene un
alma fuerte, la que sepa mantener
bien alto ell pend6n de la solida-
ridad ~conyugal, la que sepa AGO.
modarse a las CIRCUMSTANCES Y
h~onrarse sOpOrtando 10 peor con
la serenidad de los horas lumino-
a La que tenga Ell arte de ser
la verdadera cOlaboradora que, en-
la p~rosperidad, sea una mundane
intrepida y una sonora del hogan
simpatica e infatigable, perO tam.
bien la que, en- las horas dificiles
ha de tender a su companero e
firme apOyo de su brazo. Aquellg
a quien la conquista de un vigoI
obstinadamente perseguido Y de
bidamente canalizado lie permits
entregarSe, 10 mismo a las lahore.
de la reception, de los ~placeres !
de las multiples obligaciones i'm
puestas por la fortuna, que a Ii
aplicaci6n consecuente necesari,
para la reconstruction de los bic
mes comprometidoS.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

La constitution del matrimonio
sobre la base de la mas completa
sinceridad y franqueza constituye
una de las exigeneias fundamental
les del hombre moderno. La gem
te que esta enamorada tiene, ma
turalmente, interes en- exhibirse
en- toda su perfection, y los mis-
mos compaheros Sc Obstinan en-
yer mutuamente sus meritos y en-
ignorar sus defectos. Els ell proce-
so del endiosamiento al que muy a
menudo sigue, al cabo de POGO
tempo, ell desendiosamiento, fru-
to de la desilusi6n. Ell prop6sito
cada vez mas %necesario, de evitar
ell peligrO de esa desilusi6n, ha
conducido a implantar la cOstum-
bre de la "confesi6n general" an
terror al enlace, que muehas We
ces es la condici6n previa para su
realization.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

parte, una frma norteamericana
estA realizando estudios sobre dife-
rentes classes de caucho silvestre
costarricense en- la estaci6n expert
mental que dicha frma posee en- Ia
poblaci6n denominada Cairo. AIDE
mas, ell gobierno estaudounidense
estableci6 hace dos amos una esta-
ci6n experimental en- Turrialba.
donde Sc efectuan ensayos con
matas caucheras trafdas del Brasil,
Ell senor Cruz fue invitado a visi-
tar este pals por la Ofcina de
Economic Agricola de los Estados
Unidos. Esta interesado, principal
mente, en- la organization de la Sc
cretarfa de Agriculture norteameri-
cana, especialmente en- la de aque-
las dependencies de la misma que
tienen a su cargo la industrial agro-
pecuaria, la ingenieria quimica y
agrfcola, la conservation del suelo
y la economic agricola. ,El ST.. Cruz
.hizo saber que, en- ell pasado me-
de septiembre, la Secretaria de A.
.gricultura de Costa Rica, anterior
mente una dependencia de la Secre-
.taria de Fomento, fue elevada a Ia
categorfa de departamento indepen.
diente gracias al gran interes de-
.p~residente Calder6n Guardia en- eI
desarrollo agrfcola de su pals. POI
esta raZ6n estima que sus estudioe
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

Al c%ontrario de muchas de
sus antepasadas, que Sc sentian
orgullosas de poder enarbolar su
autoridad a costa de la dignidad
del marido; la mujer moderna
siente una humiliation al pensar
que puede ser divulgada la debi-
lidad del hombre undo a ella.
Procura en- csc case infundirle su
propia fuerza, apoya sus tentati-
vas Y llega hasta a atribuirle las
iniciativas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

Los Antiques pieles rojas E.
ran en- otros siglos duenos absolu-
tos de los inmensos territories que
foman los actuales Estados Uni
dos. POGO a POGO, sometidos, estre-
chados cada vez mas por ell espi-
ritu de empresa de los sajones,
muchos descendientes de aquellos
intrepidos cazadores de ciervos Y
bisontes que pinta Fenimore Coo
per, han caido en- una vida mise
rable en- la cual la raza disminu-
We diariamente en- ell n1mero de
individuos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

-Alg1n dia Sc habra tornado
la joven y la mujer cuyo nombre
va no constituira solo 10 contrario
de 10 masculine, sine algo deter
minadO, algo que no hace pensar
en- limitaciones nj complemento.
Sera la persona femenina una e.
e~xistencia redondeada Y compile
tada en- 81 misma. Else prOgresO in
fluira fundamentalmente sObre las
manifestations del amor y las re-
laciones entire hombre y mujer,
que entOnces seran relaciones en-
ire persona Y persona y no entire
hombre y mujer. Ese amor huma-
no, que sera sumamente delicado,
Sc parecera al que estamos prepa-
rando con muchas dificultades, al
amor que cOnsiste en- que dos So
ledades Sc ~protejan, Sc limiten y
sc saluden mutuamente.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

La planta cuyas hojas cons
tituyen ell tie, es un arbusto que Sc
cria espontaneamente en- China,
donde Sc cultiva cast en- todas par
ties.
Fue introducido en- ell Jap6n, en-
la isla de Ceilan, en- las Indias y
hasta en- ell Brasil y desde hace
alg1n tempo en- ell Caucaso, espe-
cialmente en- la region de Batoum.
donde ha hecho rapidos progresses
En- 1908 habia va mas de 465
hectareas de plantaciones de te er
esta sola region.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
DE TODAS Parties

En- Manchuria Sc hacen con
los peri6dicos viejos materiales de
construction, que reemplazan q
los ladrillos y al yeso.
Ademas, Sc emplean para ha-
Ger cielorrasos y tabiques interio-
res.
Antes de la guerra, Sc importa-
ban a China, de Inglaberra y Els.
tados Unidos, enormes cantidade'
de diarios viejos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

Como esOs insectos alados q.
para susurrar mejor ell cantO amo-
roso dejan la terra Y vuelan en- ell
azul. la mujer sinceramente ena-
morada busca con empeho ell me-
dio de escapar a las vulgaridades
ambientes, para ser impulcada ha-
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
sOBRE Ell AMOR, LA OBEDIENCIA Y
LA FIDELIDAD

cha las esferas elevadas, desde
donde aquellas parecen tan minds
culas que permiten su momenta-
neo divide. Hay que compadecer
a aquellas a quienes la idea de 81
misma no sugiere a~spiraciones e.
levadas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

Cuando la mujer no puede To-
graz su objeto por un medic de-
terminado, 10 busca por Otro, sin
desconcertarse; ell fin de las mu-
jeres en- la vida es la dicha, y a
conseguirla tienden todas u &C
clones.
Con mayor ternura, o por 10
menos, con mas ~seguridad, aman
las mujeres a sus Antiques amigos
que a sus enamorados jovenes. A
estos los enganan alguna vez; pc
TO, a aquellos, nunca, porque les
son sagrados.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

NADIA valen las precauciones
contra la infidelidad; a menudo u
ma mujer que no pensaria sci ma
la 81 Sc la dejase tranquila, es i'm
pulsada por la venganza o acaso
forzada por los celos injustos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
-Lo que importa no es la o
bra; es la fidelidad.

-Donde impera un coraz6n
grande, ALA esta la dicha; dOnde
impera un coraz6n mezquino, ALA
esta la desdicha. Ell que cree en-
milagros, los ~realiza.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
Falta de cOOrdinaci6u

Ell alto funciOnariO pdblico
.rricense expres6 ademas ous
mejorar la situaci6n econSI
social de su pals, es precise sst
Ger una coordination adecuads
los agricultores Y los servicoI
ciales de la Secretaria de Al
tura de Costa RIGA.
"Por mi parte, tratars DE- ,
guar la forma en- que funciODs
oficinas de la Secretaria DE-
.cultura de los Estados UuiGos
eel objeto de establecer met
analogos en- mi pals, tomando !
pre- en- cuenta sus n~ecesidsdes
|cursos y topografia, va Ut
Itecnica n-orteamericana Sc suic
parte a algunas regiOnes troDid
y subtropicales."
Ell senior Cruz estudiara IN
este pals, ~desempehando Al d
tempo ell cargo de Agregad
cola de la Legaci6n de Con
en- Washington. AnteS de npa
a su patria visitara algunas ss1
mes e~xperimentales en- CaltU
Texas y Florida.
Dicho funcionario actut .
mediator entire ell gobierno De G
RIGA v los representanteS del
|bierno n-orteamericano en- las n
|ciaciones que culminarun col
ESTABLISHMENTS del Institute !
americana de CienciaS Agrlt
inaugurado recientemente en-
rrialba.
Ell senior Cruz manifesto Ia
creencia de que dicho institute
de gran benefcio para impair
conocimiento practice de IA
cultura tropical a los agrol
norteamericanos-
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
81, sENoR.

Para pintar mejor gu casa.
comPre la Pintura B. L. P, ven
dida exclusivamente por KING.
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
Costa RIGA esta cOmpensandO las p6rdid
OcasiOnadas a SUI cOmerciO pOr
ell cOnflictO actual

en- este pats lie seran mDv
SOS en- la reorganizaci5N 4
Secretaria. us "a
,"Tengo la frme coDvi,.,.
ell Sr. Cruz, de que npss,.s
zacion agricola es S osaNo q
.pesar de que todos GIo ea
economies de mi pais n rUS y
la agriculture. Mi intp prS.'eN
dial al venir a este pais. ' 81 y y
Iel funcionamiento del s & v
cooperativas en- los Esta GI,.S !
y adaptable, hasta don5s ..
bic, a la economic de- Cos ~
La organization social I'I y
cense, basada en- la Sist y
equitativa de las tierrss ''1 :
progreso del pequeho agrie9,
favorable a estos planes,a
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Still Not AH-Out

Bu' * has Yet 20 pat an its
sty-pcndous authority and en-
ergy INTO lis own Woyk iQg the
war.
II has Yet 70 ling tho weight
of the whole amusement indus
try -- not generous stars, NOT
willing writers not patriotic
producers directors and SD on
rs public spirited individuals
working together IN common
cause bur It's whole iU.i-podIfd
weight as a vital art comprising
all these people in us deep :
and tulcst function
II has not set used lha Wfn.n
theater world consciously Hn3
effectively as a weapon of Hau.
And since the field of amUr-
nent touches IN some form CT
other virtually every Intelligent
adult IN the country Ills obvious
that We are wasting the force pl
a great Instrument.
II Is with the idea that tEE
force can be concentrated and
heightened that a conference
has been called in New NogE
next week. II has been arranged
by many people 10 Stage screen
and radio work, and % Is ,pon-
Sored officially boy Bert LytCil ot
Actors Equity James Cagnry oil
q ff.-.HHH "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Beyond Calculation

There Is no calculating the
spiritual effect Of SJich plays as
"The Eve Of ST. Mark The
Corn Is Green and 0or its
momenO There Shall BE No
Night" Noel Coward In
Which We Serve" m spite of
its defects. and even The Moon
is Down have doubtless had a
similar. hut larger influence on
the public.
Yet actually those represent
only a small par, OF the poten-
tisl power Of the theatcr apd
hy the theater, / mean not only
the stage, but the screen and
radio.
The truth is that this whole
magnificent instrument OF Iusp..
ration and emotion has never
brought II, full weight 10 bear
in the way that 1t can be most
effective.
II has done wonderful Incl
dental Jobs for the war the Off
stage glamoriz.ug iohs of selling
war bonds wnoopIng UP special
interest in rallies. operating
stage door cau'cons. educating
Inc public distributing free
tickets 10 the armed forces and
all that
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They Discouraged Woman Pdywrishts,
They're Souiest Men in Thedter World

comedy which will have Violet
Heming and Warren William in
the leading roles.
Miss Heming did this several
seasons ago at the Bonstelle
Playhouse with Tom Powers,
whom you recently saw with
Katharine Cornell in The
Three Sisters as her partner.
Her most recent performance
here was in Night Must Fall"
with Douglas Montgomery. Mr..
William, Of couorse, comes TO us
direct from the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
'I3' Dominates

Could IL he clothes that bring
our The CattInc-s In FAIR ladies ?
Looks that way because on
very Havoc where. every body
looks terrible. nouodN even
glanccs at what sister player
lS wearing.
Just 10 make sure everybody
kept happy Is stellar dressing
rooms arc lined UP side by side
on stage -.
Each actress has her own
chair with her name on the can
vas back. lined up on the other
side OF the stage
There are also u knitting
baskets on l3 little tables.
" And the movie, which carried
the production number 1913.
was started on the 18th Of May
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Van Johnson's Crash
Gives Him New Faith
Movie Career Saved
HOLLYWOOD, May %.

Wan JOHNSON says he could
v 60 "PollyanAa with very
little encouragement His recent
brush with death, when he was
so nearly BILLED IN an automo-
lille accident, has gwen hun a
new faith IN the milk of hu-
man kindness and a firm belief
in Divine Providence.
Van Is just now UP and
around. 1t seems Incredible
how neatly his forehead has
been patched. HIS face IS un-
touched and he has every reason
10 believe the scars Will heal IN
time. They can he covered with
makeup for the screen and IT
after a year they arc still too
visible he can always have plas-
tic surgery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Junior Miss O. K.

Junior Miss is doing so well
a the CaSS that II viii prob
ably stay on for quite a while.
At least we hope attendance
keeps up for this delightful COM
edy which is based on those hi
larlous Sally Benson stories IN
the New Yorker
Jerome Chederov and Joseph
Fields, who did such a swell
Job on My Sister Eileen, did
the adaptation for this one,
too. ana audiences really love it,
In tins company there are
two others playing in New
York and Chicago there Is
young Cora Sue Collins, whom
you may recall as a child movie
MISS, Rosemary Rice Robert
Allen. also Of films, Katherine
Anderson and Ellie Alton. It's
a particularly good easG and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Montague Love
Ill in Last Role
H0LLYNVOOD Nav %

HOLLYWOOD MAY %
Iron VIII Of the late Montague
Love was all that enabled him 10
finish his role with Oracle Fields
and Monty Noolley IN Holy
Matrlmpnl
lie almost collapsed on the set,
but always would insist that he
felt fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Stage Link
7 o Morale
Forged
By JOHN ANDERSON
NEW YORK, May %

ENTERTAINMENT is closely
- linked to morale and conse-
quently has a direct connection
with the war.
Yet il is obvious that confu-
sion exists in keeping public
pressure Al a boiling point.
I am told that moviegoers are
shying away from war pictures
and that the exhibitors are
clamorlng for escaplSt entertain
ment.
1t also seems that headlines
have an immediate effect on Red
Cross blood banks. With good
news the number Of donors falls
off. With bad news it goes up
again. Yet the need remains
the same.
Somewhere in this Auctuation
IS a problem which the theater,
the movies, and the radio have
10 solve if war morale is To he
maintained al n constant point.
II must be kept al a certain
steady pitch that will be re-
leased only with victory.