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Evening star., 1943-09-13
WHITE STAIN FROM WALNUT,
BLACK MARK ON FLOORS.
HOT MILK CAKE.


THANKS to Mrs. C. H., Washington. J
In The Evening Star of September
J, some one asked for hot milk
cake recipe. Here is one that is
very good, Will you please publish
itr I enjoy reading the different
things and there are some wonderful
recipes.
eggs
2 cups sugar
70 cup milk
4 lb. butter
l teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 cups cake flour
Beat eggs until smooth. Add
sugar, beat well again, then add
-four. Scald milk and butter to-
gether. Add to first mixture. add
vanilla, last add baking powder.
Mix well. Bake in oven, 375 de-
grees, about Is to 80 minutes.
(Th0nks to Mrs. X. B. C., Siluer
Spring.
I have benefited so much by the
wonderful recipes and suggestions
in your column that I feel I should
contribute something. Here is a
recipe for hot milk cake which
some one requested. 1t is a very
quick. simple and delicious recipe
and has been in the family many
years.
4 eggs, beaten whole
2 cups sugar
teaspoon vanilla
z cups -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
Beat the above mixture we'll. Add
the following mixture: cup boiling
milk, l tablespoon butter, /. tea
spoon salt, and mix well. Bake in
creased or waXed paper-lined cake
pans or square baking dish at $50
degrees about 25 minutes.
Evening star., 1943-09-13

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

tons where bland. mild anodyne mas
sage medium I'm skin fabrication is de-
sired one condition In which women
IoI more than 70 years have used 10 Is an
application for massaeing the BODY d,Ir-
ing pregnancy II helps keep the skin
soit ana pliable thus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort due to dryness and
tightness. IL refreshes and tones the
tkln. An ideal massage application for
me NUMB, singling or burning sensa-
tions Of the skin for the tired hack
muscles or cramp-like pains in the legs.
QUICKLY absorbed. DeliRhtful to use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
I Boys Drown
In Mdcomb Area

Mt. CLEMENS, July 31-Two
Mscomb County children were
drowned near here late Saturday
afternoon in separate accidents.
Attempting TO jump from row
boat 10 shore, when one OF the
boats oars drifted away. caused
the death OF Ronald Beale. 9, of
46 Lawndale. Of this city, in the
Clinton River.
In the second drowning, Will
fred BubholtZ Jr.. 9. of Sterling
Township. fishing with a brother
and sister in Ped Run Greek, fell
or slipped from the river bank
into deep water.
Both bodies were recovered by
deputy Sheriffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
War Output Lays;
Officials Worried
Production Of Planes
Declines. Nelson Says

WASHINGTON. July 81 (UP)
Preliminary statistics showed
today that war production in July
made no substantial improvement
over June and highly placed gov
eminent officials no longer con-
cealed their concern over the
three months lag.
Arms output began. falling be-
hind schedule in May. and WPB
Chairman Nelson reported yester-
day that although June production
was up 2 per cent over that OF
may, il was behind schedule in
most categories including the one
regarded most vital--airplanes.
Nelson said that il 1943 goals
were TO be achieved. the average
monthly output thereafter must
be 30 per cent higher than the
average output in the previous six
months.
He said this presented a tire
mendous challenge" 10 industry
and called for vigorous attacks on
absenteeism, strikes, management
delays and overoptimism STEM
ming from Allied triumphs.
Officials frankly said that un-
less a tremendous squirt in produc-
ton was achieved in the last week
of July, the 30 per cent increase
called for by Nelson would not be
reached this month.
They said that statistics were
too incomplete 10 get an accurate
picture but that reports neverthe-
less forecast slight Improvement
over June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
ACTION DURING STRIKE

During the strike, he had asked
Quinn 10 come 10 his office 10
complain about statements being
made against the AFL by the
organizers Of the Go city en-
ployes union.
But on the eve Of Quinn's visit
he, too. denounced the strike and
AFL.
So when Quinn and his delega-
tion trooped into the ALL Labor
Temple, Martel let them cool
their heels in the reception room
for some time and then refused
Ito see them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Son Of Doctor Here
StrdngIed by Awning

Bradley Schultz. g. son Of DR..
Kenneth r. Schultz Of 10545 w.
outer drive, was strangled 10
death Saturday when he became
tangled in an awning on the
porch of neighbor at 1865
Vaughn.
He was found by neighborS who
took him 10 the L. j. Gariepy
Clinic. l640l Grand River. where
he was pronounced dead.
ApvEpTrsFNENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
MURRAY DIsPLEASED

As VIC predicted some time ago
Philip Murray was displeaSed
about the action or the Michigan
Go convention in urging that
iabor's no-strike pledge be re-
Scinded. M
AT the most recent meeting Of
the national board. Murray
tongue-lashed his representatives
from this area for allowing the
meeting TO get out of hand and
referred to the delegates action
as an outrageous exhibition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
PRIZES ARE OFFERED

First prize Will be a SIS war
bond; second price SIS in cash.
third prize "one dozen slightly
used membership cards in the
Go State. County and Municipal
Workers Union" which he
claimed were thrown away in dis
gust by Go members.
Net result Of this Squabble will
probably be the dissolution Of the
AFL-C1O unity committee set up
10 promote peace between the two
rival unions
This much was Indicated by
Martel when he said:
II don't see how our people
can sit down and talk with a
bunch Of strike breakers"
And Martel apparently means
what he saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
ADVERTIqFMrNT
.pectjnqa&4?
MothersFriend
helps bring ease
and comfort TO
expectsnt
mothers.

MO T II r r s
NI FRIEND. an
exquisitely pre-
pared emollient. Is
useful In all cnndi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
AL AND Go WRANGLE

But while these two CIO fac
lions were getting together the
AFL and the Go drifted further
apart
Cause Of the detection was the
strike OF AFL workers in the De-
partment OF Public Works.
Fiery Frank X Martel, preSi-
dent OF the Detroit and Wayne
County Federation Of Labor piled
red hot Goals Of abuse on the
heads of Quinn and John Gibson.
president OF the Michigan Go
Council, fer their statements tirg
ing the strikers 10 ignore the AL
and return 10 work Immediately.
In his Detroit Labor News,
Martel referred TO Quinn and Glib
son as "Scabs and strike break
ers. - .,
At the same time hr announced
that he was conducting A contest
for slogan best describing the
strike breaking stand of Gibson
and Quinn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
CREATED HOSTILITY

Quinn ousted Doll as president
OF the council in the last election,
and since that time they have
been on anything but a friendly
basis.
r. J. Thomas, UAW-CIO presi-
dent, was the man responsible for
the get-together Of the two.
Thomas is secretary OF the
newly-foTmed national Go politi-
cal action committee set up by
Philip Murray, Go president, and
IL is his job TO whip the boys into
line.
He summoned them. along with
other executive officers Of the
two bodies, 10 his office early in
the week and in no uncertain
terms laid down Go political
policy 20 them
He told them there was no
room for petty Squabbles at this
time and that the main job Of the
union ar present is 10 put the
heat on Congress and the admin
iStratlOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

AnYERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
TERMS OF AGREEMENT

Under terms OF the agreement.
which is said 10 have been &C
cepted by both groups, the top
committee will be composed Of
eight persons. four from each
organization.
All CIO locals in the county
will be asked 10 affiliate and a
convention will be held before
December.
After the convention the Pro-
gresSive Labor League viii turn
over all Of its money and records
10 the committee. IL was said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Mothers Friend

hlghy praised by users. many doctors and
nurses. Just ask any druggist FOR Mother's
Frisnd--ths skin lubricant. Try II tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Labor League,
Union Council
End QudrreIs
Agreement Means New
Body viii Handle
All Political Matters
News Of Labor
BY JACK CRELLIN
Times Labor Editor


A very important and signifi-
cant event took place this past
week in Go circles.
IL was an agreement by the
heads of the Wayne County In
dustrial Union Council and the
Progressive Labor League, for
merly LaborS Non Partisan
League, TO forget their factional
differences and consolidate their
forces in the political field.
In effect, il will mean the abol-
ishment of the Progressive Labor
League and the setting up of a
new political action body which
will have absolute control of all
policy in matters political.
To labor observers the pact was
all the more startling in that IT
brought together for the first
time Cornelius tPaD Quinn,
president of the council. and
Tracy Doll, head of the league,
who for months have been on the
warpath against each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Free for Asthma
During Summer

" YOU suref Win those terrible auach ~
Asthma when u Il hot ana suitrY: n heat dust
ana grnetsi muggness make YOU where and
choke n zach sasp for breath was thu YER
last. fsstful steep is hnrossibls because q rho
struggle 90 breathe n yOu feel fhs dissAAe Is.
slowly wearing your nfe away. don't fan 70 send
a. once 30 the Frontier Asthma CO foT tree trial
N rsmarsShe method No matter where sou
live or whether YOU have sny faith In any remedy
under tho sun send for this free trial n Won
have suffered for q lifetime and tined everything
you could learn ~ without relief even n YOU az
utterly DISCOURAGED do not abandon hope bur
send TO-DAY Tor This free trial. n will cost sou
nothing Address
Frontier Asthma Co. SILK Frontier Rldg
fbI Niagara St. Buffalo, y. Y.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

Ne W. NwA ssaN-1oow
Waiting on rotary, $50.
Ohso-Sonmers 4 Ma.
T. D., 1856; RUNNING llnaF
OEaio-Sommers Ne.
NE SEA NWA S-S1-1O0
Waiting on rotary tools, ais.
Ohf0$sonners No.
NE NEA SWA s-51-10O
Drilling with spadder, i2o (FIRsT RE
Ohio-Sonmers NO.
SwA SEA s~61N-f00W
Drilling. 3Sz5.
Ohio OsE-wffson A No. 4
NV swA NwM 4S0-100w
Testing, 1911.
Yale rozozns-s5avk -s5wena No. "a
NE SWA MEN 2a-E2N-10UW
POISON sFHDER-Natron Comnfy
Chicago on No
NV swik swA i-S8N-sSw
Drilling 100.
OsHoTO DOME-CrOok County
Oscar Burns No.
NV NwM NEA 17-6S-6Tw
Drilling eS6.
SALT CRREK--Nasrona comnsy
SEGMENT DHsT.--NasFoma Comnty
Lakota Oh q Gas No.
c NWM 4-36N-s1W
Sidetrackins finch at 1850.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE-~-Ereanoms Cewasy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G No.
NE NEM SEM 31-4N-1W
Drilling. 5762.
SULPHUR CREEK---UsmGa COunty
Wyoming Utah Assoc. No.
Sc SEX SWA 14r13N-11aW
Installing pump 6Sa.
Oregon on Co. No.
sW swA swM 1S-13lg-11gw
Drilling 739.
SPRING CREEK FTELD--Rreement Co.
HinkSeGovk. No.
SW NWA NWA 7-2sN-s2w
Rig.
WAGONH0UND gTRUCTURR-H0s
Springs County
Brodorfek a Goraon-C hrkstemsem No. 1
CNL NEM SEA 6-44N9BW
Drilling, 1919.
WKNKLEMEN DOME--FremohE County
9tanolind No. 1 shoshone Araphoe
SW SEM SWM 1a-2N-1W
Drilling, 614.
WYOMING ANTECIdNE--Lancoln Commfy
X. p. M. Inc.-Stata No. I
NE Cor Lot L. Sec. S6-26N-115 w
Shut down 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25
LIBERTY COUNTY TRAMgYmRs
BY Liberty oounsy Abstract Go.
Chester, Montana


Agreement
Suntana on Co. TO L. r. Bailey, sw ne,
sw NV, sec 10-37-5e; sw ne, NV sc sec 10
37-0e; Sc Sc sec 10; sw my sec 11-37-5e:
Sc sec 21-37-5e; Sc, lots o, 10, II. IL sec
3-37-5e; ne, e Sc sec II; sw sec 12-37-5e;
sw sec 8; NV ne, NV sw, swse sec 10;
NV NV sec IA, W NV, W sw sec ID; sc ne,
Sc sec IL, sw ne, nw NV, ne sw, NV Sc
37-5e
Earl K. POppler to Edwin obie. sec
26-37-7e.
Mary Won 70 Herman Won. lots 1, 2;
s ne, Sc sec 1-298e.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

LFTTLE BUFFALO HAAzN--Park Cozmfy
GooasseEn-Govt- re
NE wEM NWM 13-&7N-10OW
On production test, making barrels
per hour.
c0odssaan- State No. 1
NE NEk sEA 2-47N-fOow
Waiting on fooia, 263.
standollnd-Unis Nc.
sw swA NEA s4-4sN-10oW
Corning, 1895
LOST sOasDzEE--swsstwate~ County
ssneassr- sgyomsng "a" Nc. fes
NV sen sen s-zeN-e0w
Drilling, 4154
Sinclair Wyoming No. foe
NV swh SEA ss2eN-sow
Location.
Sinclair Wy0znsng No. 1o5
Sc sWh SEA 3-26N-90W
Drilling, asa.
sinesalr wyomin9-ssnclair Unit @
NE NwA swA sz-2eN-ssW
Carbon County,. Drilling, ago.
Drayton Good No.
NV NEk SEA 326N-90W
Roaming 3O8.
Drayt0n Good No. 2
Sc NEA SEA 3-2eN-eoW
sharples Corp-Good No.
NV wv SEA 3-zoN-00W
Drilling, 1884.
HAk1ONEA EkEk4U---LAfHUn LONM1F
sinciair-Wyoming Unit G No. 8
NE NWA SWA 34-26N-8SW
Drilling, 1887.
Sinclair Wyoming Govt. E-s
G SWA sWA 20-26N-67W
D., 5S44 Plugged back. 42s7 Shut
MAVERICK sPRTNCs--Fremont County
COntinensai-C No. 30
Sc NWA SEA 16-8N-2W
Pumping to test at 1928.
MUsH CREEK--wesson CoRnty
Western OH g. Gas No.
C NwH SEX 24-44N-62w
Drilling $500.
NORTH ALKAIL D0AgEs--Big Horn Co.
Yale on Corp. Mary Carter No.
Drilling, 2740.
Usage FTELD--westom County
Gerald Book No.
CIVIL SEA sWA 32-47N-SSw
Drilling 500.
Updike Bros. No. 3
C SEN MEN s5-4eN-6zw
Drilling 1864.
OREGON BAsIN-Park Connty
Hmsky-Eiaasen No.
c NEA EwA s1-61N-100 W
Waiting on rotary tools.
Husky Ref-KIfmdt No. 1
NE SEA- NEM 7-51Rs-100W
Shut down, z525.
Ohio-Cactms n No. /
NE NWM SEA e-61N-10OW
Waiting on rotary, 231.
Ohio-Cacfus 3 No.
NE SWA NEL 6-51N-100W
Drilling, 1882.
Ohio-Cactus B No.
NEM NWN EEN 6-51N-100W
1852. Testing production.
0hio-Cactms A No.
Sc SEA- SEA 6-51N-100W
Testing production. 4157.
Ohio-Cactus A No. 4
NE SWA sen e-5Ifs-10OW
$780, waiting on rotary tools.
Ohio-Govf- S-B No.
NV NWH NWM 6-51N-100W
Drilling, 5000.
Ohio-Lady No. 10
NV SWh NEA 31-51N-1O0W
T. D., 4445s testing production.
Ohio-Custex Pet. No. 10
NEL SWA SWA 32-52N-100W
$50; waiting on rotary.
Ohio-Isady Ne.
NV NWM NEM 31-51-100W
4152; testing production.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25
StanOlind Well I'm Elk Basin Flows
95 BbIs. an Hour From the Tensleep

CASPER-With many wells nearing the pay sand most inter
estng completion of the the Elk Basin field Sanond
Oil Companys 19T Elk which flowed 95 barrels
an hour from the Tensleep sand 4445-4675 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

Ohlo-wooas orc No. II
NE SWA NEM 3o-6sN-9oW
Drilling, 4296.
Ohlo-wooas orc No. rs
NE MEN swM 305sN-e0w
Waiting on rotary, 216.
Ohso-wooSs 3 orc No. ~
NE NwA SWM 30-6S-e9
Isl.
s's HT Ms S'r nv e. IsssN-uOOw
Drilling, 44s4.
stanOIlnd-Elk No. 3
NE SEA NWA 24-b8N-1O0W
Spudding, sol.
s'S N% sMsz Nw NS. ) s4-ssN,OOw
225, surface pipe set.
stamoEimd-Eak Nc. 10
NE SWA NWL 30-68N-99W
Flowing s5 b6Is. oil per hour from Ten
sleep at 4445-4675.
stanolind-Elk 5 No. 20
NE SEX NWA S0-6sN-ssW
Washing. 4628.
NE NET NwN 5o-SsN-eew
Shut down, $50. Waiting on rotary
crew.
stsaoliad;Elk No, 29 ..,,0 0,r
Drilling, 3702.
stanoIimd-Elk No. "a
NE NEA sWA 1s-5sN-sSW
DrAnlnBs 70.
Stanolind-EEk No. 2s
NE SEX SwM 19-6SN-9eW
ESQ., surface pipe set
stanoEimd-Elk No. III
SW SWL NWA 1p-6SN-9DW
COMPLETION: flowing 80 bbls per hr
stanolind-EIk No. IL
NE NWA NWA 19-5SN-99W
Location graded.
stanoItnd Zaerr No.
NE NEA SEA 34-ss-2sE
FOSSIL. FTELD-xdncoIn County
Harris-Govt. No.
Sc NwH NwA 23-21N-117W
Drilling aga.
FRANNIE FTELD-Park County
standolInd- Rossnburg- No. lssxM
Sc NWL NWA 25-6SN-D8W
T. D.. sS4S. COMPLETION: 20 bbls. oil
per hour, swabbtng. T. D., 3343. p. D.,
GARLAND FTELD--Big Horn COunty
General Petroleum. Howell No. 1
NE NWA NWk, lot 6s-66N-e7W
Drilling, 1888.
Ohio-Kinney Coastal No. 5
NV SWA SWA 13-56-9s
Drilling, 20.
GEBO DOAEE-HOt Springs County
Continental No.
sw NwN SEA 23-44N-95W
swabbing to put on production in EN-
GOLDEN EAGLE FTELD-HOt Springs
County
Enthusiastically Unit No.
c swA sWA 1245Ns7W
Rig
HAT CREEK-Niobr@ra Ceanty
n. d. oore-Berggrsn No.
NV SEA NWM z3-35N-63W
| Shut down 2SS4.
HORSE CREEg--Laramass Csunty
General PesroIeum-<sov1. TeG
/ SW EEA SEA 31-1TM-88W
T. d. 7450. Plugged back SAGA TO test
Lakota.
IRON M0UNTAIN--Iaramfe Counsy
Manewal q Bradley No.
Sw swx SEA s4-leN-70w
Shut down.
JEWELL sPRTNGs-Platte County
Glentop Exploration No.
Sc sen sen 1s-S0N-67W
Drilling 1885,
LANCE CREEK--NioArara Coanty
Superior Ozl-0mg No.
| c SEA SWN Sl-3SN-65W
Drilling, 1884
Continental Otto Rohlff No. IS
Sc SWA SWH 32-36N-65W
LITTLE GRASS CREEK--HOs Springs
Commfy
Goodsseam ct al-Azf. ct. Power No. 8
c sWA SWN 11-46N-98W
Shut down, 313. Waiting for drilling
Do You Want TO
BUILD a RIG
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-25

AstAkoA In W III fAAdlAJ Wells II
esting completion of the week in
Oil & Gas Company's No. 19T Elk
an hour from the Tensleep sand
Other Wyoming wells report as
follows.
aI.KAII ANTICI1NE-Bsg Ho~n Coansy
Yale Oh Corp No. /
G SEA Mex SS-66N-a6W
Drilling 2463. Top Embar, 1850, prob
saso es ISM iiSht o n's satnra tEs cked'
24oo245S. Hard tight lime.
BILLS sPRNGs-Carbon County
Sinclair~wy oming-Unit No.
NV NEM SEA 32-2zN-ssW
Total depth 1896.
ZIG AEUDDY-Converse County
ContinentaI-crAry No. 50
Sc NV NWA e-SSN-7sW 90.
Continental Hnrst No.
SW NEA NWA 16-33N-76W
Near completion at p/o depth, 1855
T. D., 4eS6; $50 feet Of oil IN hole.
BYRON PKLD-Big Horn CoHmfy
Ohio-Abraham No.
NJ NEA 47-56-sI -. .
Waiting on cement, 231 (FIRST RE-
PORT1.
Ohto-Coxzens No.
NEN sen 46-56-93
Drilling, 24oo
Ohl0-OccidenaaI No.
sen NwA Lot se-5e97
Ohlo-w. C. Stevens No.
Lot 80, sec. 25-56N-97W
Testing. 562S.
OhlO-Davtd williams No.
SEA SWA 39-SS-97
Testing production, 1894.
CANYON CREEK--Sweetwatcr County
Weststates Pes. Corp.-HoFne No. g.
Ne SWA NWM t1-12N-101W
Drilling, z340.
COLE CREEK F1ELD--Eatr0na County
GeReFal Pets-Pafeneed No.
NV NWA NwA 22-35N-T7w
Total depth 1850. No test
General PetroIeum-Govt. No. AZ
NV sWA NWA 21-S6N-77W
COOPER C0vE-Carbon County
stsadollndJoh Parkinson No.
Sc NEA SWA 20-1SN-77W.
Rugged up, waiting on crew.
ELK BASIN FTELD-Park County
ContinentaIEIk : No. iOs
SW SWA NEH 24-5sN-1o0w
Drilling, $500.
ContinentakElk No. II
SW swh sWA 1s-5sN-ssW
Location.
Observation-Disclosures No.
Ne NEA NEM e-57N-e9W
Drilling, ESQ.
Mekinnie-suIlivsn No.
Ne sen SWL 31-58N-89W
Near completion at 521S and reported
flowing 103 barrels an hour.
Observation-Disclosures No.
Ne SEA sen 31-5sN-99W
Drilling. 1925.
Observation-Disclosures No.
NE NWM NWA 6-57N-99W
Drilling. 34Si.
Observation-Disclosures C No.
SWN SWA 2e-5sNe9W
50 bbls. Of oil third hour through tub
ing perforated between 5344-5350.
Observation-Disclosures No.
NE NEN sen 6-57N-e8W
Drilling, 1861.
Observation-Disclosures A No. 3
NE sen MEX si-5sN-esw
Waiting on rotary, 265.
Male Greek Northern Pacific No.
NE NEA NEA 7-57N-99W
Drilling, 400.
Male Creek-watson No.
NE SEA SEA 36-5SN-iOoW
Surface pipe. $50; rigging up rotary.
Ohio-KIk No. 81
Sec. 24-5SN-10Ow
Drilling, 4544, after setting whipstock
az 44S0.
0hio-EIk No. i2
NE NwK swA S5-es-23
Drilling, 1925.
Ohio-Elk oPC No. IL
NE SwA Swh S5-eS-23E (Mont.)
Preparing TO test production, 4735.
Ohio-Nfack No. S
NE sen SWM 30-5SN-99W
Awaiting rotary, 279.
ohio-Mack No. orc No. 6
EEA SWA SWL S0-6sN99W
Awaiting rotary, 272.
Ohio OfI-Mack orc No. 4
NE SEN NwM S1-5SN-eew
Waiting on rotary. 241.
1HIHInumHnHlHnIM IIImIMMIIlHllIII
oN
A--=rSofVea - ~
Evening star., 1943-01-26

To-day year ago-Ben Hogan
won San Francisco open golf
tourney with z72, while Sam
Snead, finishing with 6s-68, COL
lected 282 for second.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
With BILL Acxzsu4u

The United States Fish and Wild
life Service has set upon the 1912
waterfowl kill a value, as food, of
S5,250000. This is based on an es-
timated kill of 100000 birds. A
helpful crop with the demand for
meat so much greater than the
supply.
Harvesting such crop this year.
due to shortages of shells and one
thing or another will present a real
problem. The solution suggested by
Dave Newell in February Field and
Stream appears sound.
The increased size OF our fall
flights Of ducks and geese. as we'll
as the increased numbers of upland
fowl, constitute one of our most
important natural resources, but if
not harvested this might become
menace to some agricultural crops,
because there will not be enough
natural food to supply the winged
hordes. In addition to infringing
on the farmers bounty, this lack of
food will endanger the size of the
brood stock until it would no longer
be possible to take a s5,0O0,000 crop
when it might be more urgently
needed than now.
Newell's plan calls for the Fish
and Wildlife Service to determine
the necessary bag limits and the
length Of season to maintain this
stock at the maximum level and
for the Government to harvest the
annual addition.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Parking on Georgia Ave-,
Seventh ST. Restricted

Rush hour parking was banned
yesterday by the Commissioners on
long stretches Of Seventh street
NV. and Georgia avenue, as a
means of breaking up double
parking which, officials said, had
served to delay streetcar move
ment.
The rule will permit commercial
vehicles to park while loading and
unloading. The change is to be
effective as soon as official signs
are posted.
The new rule for Seventh street
Is as follows On the west side
from Mount Vernon place to T street,
no parking from to $50 am, one
hour parking permitted from $50
am. to pm; on the east side,
from New York avenue to T street,
no parking from 4 to $50 pm,
with one-hour parking permitted
between 7 am. and pm.
For Georgia avenue, between
Florida avenue and New Hampshire
avenue, the new rule bans parking
on the west side from to $50 am,
but permits one-hour parking be-
tween $50 am. to pm, and for
the east side bans parking from 4
to $50 pm, permitting one-hour
parking between am. and pm,
except from w street to Trumbull
street, where there is to be no park
ing at any time
The new regulation was recon-
mended by the Capital Transit Co
and Traffic Director William A.
Van Duzer.
Evening star., 1943-01-26
USGA Urges Linksmer
To Stick 10 Pastime
For Health, Morale

The United States Golf Associa-
tion, bellwether of all the links or
ganizations in this country, today
issued a plea to golfers to retain
their memberships in country clubs
and rot abandon them because of
the uncertain gasoline travel situa-
ton.
Health and high morale are not
luXuries. If it is patriotic to be fit
physically, mentally and spiritually.
1t is patriotic to play golf, as long
as we help and not hinder the war
effort" the association said.
so let's keep golf going at our
home courses, even though we'll
have to sacrifice niceties and some
of our comforts and service. Golf
stands for craftsmanship fair play.
Probably you'll want to play golf
after the war. But will there be a
course to play on? BY supporting
your club now you'll help to insure
its continuance. If you give it up
now you r1ay be doing a disservice
and may have to pay more dearly
folds up there are still taxes on its
property to pay. In view of the
building restrictions, golf property
has no ready market where it could
realize anything approaching its
value IN peacetime, so why sacri-
flee it?
Our interest is in the best in
terest of the Nation and COLTS con-
tinued contribution to it.
You supported your club in the
normally good times. Now, please.
keen EN- swinging"
The association announced that
it has dedicated its influence. Or
ganization and facilities to whatever
service or sacrifice may best serve
the cause Of the United Nations
Letters were signed by President
George w. Blossom, jr.