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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-27

LITTLE BUFFALO BAHEK-Park Cowzty
G0odst@inGovt- no.
NE NEA wwM ls&7N-10OW
Running casing TO set on bottom at
1868.
Coodstein-8tate No. I
NE NEA SEA- 2-47N-100w
Waiting on tools, ass.
ssandoIlaa- Unlt Ne. /
SW SWA NEk 34-48f-100W
Drilling, 4l20.
LOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
Sinclair w yosnln@ "a" No. los
NV sen SEA s-2eN-eow
Drilling. 1892.
Sinclair Mycnaaag- sancgaar Unis c
NE NWA sWA 54-28N-s8w
Carbon County,. Drilling, 46o.
sharples Corp-Good NO.
NV NWA SEA s-2eN-eOw
Drilling, 1892.
MAH0NEY FEELD--carbon County
sinclair. wyoming Unit c No.
NE NWA SWL 3426N-88W
Drilling, 3147.
Sinclair Wyoming Govt. E-5
g SWM SWM 29-26N-S7W
Testing Lakota at plugged back depth,
1887.
MAVERICK sPRINGs-Fremont County
Continental-C hafSerG0m No. 20
Sc NWH SEA 1S-6N-2W
retainer
forated casing between 1580-16O0.
MUSK CREEK--weston County
gf SwR 81 sR& { s Srs Ne !
Drilling $500.
NORTH ALKAH DOsEE--Blg Horn Co.
Yale OH Corp. Mary Carfer No.
NV SEX NEA 33-55N-95W
Drilling, 1885, In red beds.
Usage FTELD-weston County
Gerald Book No.
CIVIL sen SWN 32-z7N-63W
Drilling 500.
Updike Bros. No.
C SEA NEA 35-46N-64w
Drilling 1864.
OREGON BAsEN---Park County
Husky-Nielsen No.
NEA NwH 31-51N-1oo w
Waiting on rotary tools
Husky Ref-Klindt No.
NE SEX NEA 7-51N-1O0w
Shut down, 4525.
Ohio-Cactus No.
NE NWH SEA 6-51N-1OOw
Drilling with spudder, 205.
Ohio-Cactus No.
NE SWA NEh 6-51N-100W
Drilling, 2493.
OhiO-Cac9us No. s
NEM wv NEA e-51N-1oow
Ohio-Cactus A No.
Sc SEA SEA- 6-51N-100W
Testing, 4157.
Ohio-Cactus A No.
NE SWA sen 6-51N-100W
Drilling with spudder, 2O5.
OhiO-G0vt. 3-B No.
NV NWA NWA 6-5IN-100W
Drilling, 100. (FIRST REPORT)
Ohio-IIady No. 10
NV SWA NEH 31-51N-10Ow
t. D.. 4445; testing production.
Chichester Pet. No.
NE SWH SEX 32-52-100w
COMPLETION IN Embar for 400 bib
per day; top of Embar, 3106; TensleeI
1878; total depth, $500.
Chichester Pet. No. 10
NEH SWM SWN 32-52N-100W
$50; waiting on rotary.
Ohio-Lavender No. fl
NV NWK SEA S0-S1N-100W
Testing, $500.
Ohko-Lady No.
NV NWA MEX s1-51-1o0w
4152; testing production
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-27

CASPER-Just production Continental Oil
company discovery well Gebo dome should be known shortly
following the compan decision plug the well back 1900
and complete it in the Embar lime Estimates of what the well will
make iniay from this horizon upwards from 1000 bar
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k(1QE tAlE We'll Oc1Sh W TsOOO ALCA
Estimates of what the well will
range upwards from 5000 bar
OhIo-aGack Ne. 4 orc No.
NEA swA swA 30-SsNeeW
Awaiting rotary, 27z-
Ohio On-Mnck orc No.
NE SEA NwA s1-5sN9ew
Waiting on rotary, 2z1.
OhiO-woods orc No. ~
NE swA MEN so-5SNeeW
Drilling, 2117.
Ohio-wOods orc No. rs
NE NEA sWA 30-6SN-e9w
Waiting on rotary, 215.
S's ne sn S'r sh r. 1se-SsN-lOOw
Drilling, 1886
c NE SEA NwA z4-ssN-1o0w
Location. (FIRST REPORT).
stanolInd.EIk 4 No.
NV SWA NWA z4-5SN-100W
Shut down, 215. Repairing motors.
StanOIind-EIk No. 10
NE SWH NWA 30-5SN-99W
Drilling, 4472.
stano1ind-Elk No. 20
NE sen NWh so-5sNesW
Washing, 1928.
stanollnd-EIk No. q
Shut down, 230. Moving in derrick TIM
bers.
stanoland-Eak No. 22
NE NwA NWA 3o-6sN9eW
Drilling, 545.
stanoIind.Eik No. ~
NE NEA SWM 19-5SN-99W
Location graded.
StanoIfnd-EIk No. rs
NE sen swH is-5sN-sew
Location graded
Stanollnd-EIk No. fl
SW SWA NWA 19-5SN-99W
Drilling, $3.50.
stanollnd Zaerr No. 1
$50 feet out of NE corner
Lot 7-34-0S-23E
Location. (FIRST REPORT).
FOSSIL FTELD--Idncoln County
Harris-Govt- No.
Sc Nwk NWA 23-21N-117W
Drilling 4124.
FRANNIE FIELD-Park County
Continental.Northern No.
Sc NWA SEA 23-58N-98W
Near completion; swabbing 10 bbls oil
per hour at 3244.
staudoIfnd- Rosenburg No. fs-XM
Sc NwA NWA 25-58N-9SW
Drilling, 1886.
| GARLAND FEELD-Big Horn County
General pefroieum-Howeil No. I
NE NWM NWA, lot 63-56N-e7W
Drilling, 2490.
GEBO DOME-Hot Springs County
| Continental No.
SW NWH SEA 23-44N-95W
Plugged back to 1900. To be completed
in Embar lime.
GOLDEN EAGLE FTELD-Hot Springs
County
Minnelusa-Keriyn Unit 1 No. 1
SWA SWK 12-45N-e7W
Rig.
HAT Observation-Disclosures County
H d. Moore-B eragren No. /
NV SEX NWA 23-35N-63W
Shut down 1884.
HORSE CREEK--Larasmle County
General PetroIeum-Govt. T6G
SW SEN SEA 31-1TN-6SW
Drilling, 6999.
IRON M0UNTAIN--IaralmieC County
Manewal q Bradley No.
Sw swN SEA 3418N-7oW
Drilling 220.
JEWELL sPRTNGs-PHatte County
Glentop Exploration No.
Sc SEH SEA 1s-30N-67W
Drilling 1885.
LANCE CREEK--NiObrara County
Ohio on Converse No.
NV SEX SwA 32-36N-65W
testing fourth Leo.
Superior Oil-Ong No.
c SEA SWH 31-36N-85W
Fishing, 10s637.
LITTLE GRASS CREEK-HOt SPRING
County
GOodstsin ct ai-Mt. St Power No.
c SWk SWA 11-z6N-98W
Shut down, s13. Waiting for drilling
crew.
Do You Want to
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Continental to Complete Cebo
Discovery as Embar Producer

discovery as EInl
CASPER.-Just what is the mi
company's discovery well on Geb'
following the company's decision
and complete it in the Embar linn,
make initially from this horizon
rels daily.
Other Wyoming wells reported
week:
ALKAI1 ANTECLINE-BGg Horn County
Yale on Corp. No.
c SEX NEH 33-65N95w
Drilling. 1887.
BAXTER BAsIN-Sweetwater County
Mountain FuesUnlt NO.
NE. SWA NEM 21-Ief-i04W
Plugged back to $780, testing.
Mountain Fuel Hefzler No.
AWh NWM 6-18N-103W.
Testing, 2667.
BADGER BAsIN-Park County
Resolute DIN. p. No.
NEA NWA i7-57N-1o1w
BEAVER DoaE-weston Comfy
Brorby No. /
NV NEN NwA 13-44N-e2w
Abandoned 3547.
BELLE sPRTNGs-Carbon County
sinclairewyoming Unit No.
a&1GHxS@oaW
Total depth 1896.
BIG MUDDY--Converse County
ContinentaI-Crary No. 81
Sc NWA NwA e-33N-76w
Hard shale at 3645.
Continental Hurst No.
SW NEA NWH 16-33N-76W
Near completion at p/b. depth. 455e.
T. D.. 1886; $50 feet Of oil In hole.
BYRON FTELD-Big Horn County
Ohlo-w. G. Stevens No.
Lot SO. sec. 25-68N-07W
Testing, 1923.
Ohlo-David williams No.
sen sWA Ss-56e7
Drilling, $500.
CANYON CREEK-sweetwater County
weststates Pet. CorpsHorne No. g.
G NWK 11-12N-10IW
Location.
COLE CREEK FTELD-Natrona County
General Pet-Patented No.
NV NWh NWk 22-35N-7Tw
Total depth 1880. No test.
Sc sen SEA 21-35N-77W
Testing production, sO27.
COOPER COvE-Carbon County
Standolind- Johnson-Pa atkinson No.
Sc NEA SWA 20-1SN-77W.
Replacing rig.
ELK BASIN REELD--Pmrk COHnfy
COntinentaI-EIk No. sea
cNL NEA 2z5sN-loOw
749 bbls. oil first IA hours. Shut in.
CONFERENCE.-THE 2 No. los
SW SWA NEA 24-5sN-10OW
Drilling, 1916.
Continental-EIk Z No. II
Location f0 = FIRRsr R fIIs0Sr
McKinnie-suIlivan No.
NE sen SWH 31-58N-99W
Near completion at 521S and reported
flowing 103 barrels an hour
MISUNDERSTANDING ID No.
NE NEA Mex 25-5sN-100W
COMPLETION. Flowed 102 barrels oil
per hour from Tensleep sand at AGO.
Observation-Disclosures No.
SWH SWK 2e-5sN-e9W
Drilling, 5445.
MinneIusa-Johnson No.
NE NEA sen 6-57Ne9W
Drilling, 1000.
Minnelusa No.
NE SEA NEA 31-58N-99W
Waiting on rotary, 265.
(FIRST REPORT).
Mule Creek Northern Pacific No.
NE NEA NEA 7-57N-99W
Waiting on rotary tools. T. D., $780,
(FIRST REPORT).
Male Creek-watson No.
NE SEA SEX 36-5sN-10OW
Surface pipe, 362; rigging up rotary.
0hio-Eik No. ~
Sec. 24-5sHg-1o0w
Fishing. 1918.
Ohso-EIk No. 12
NE NWA Swh 35-es-23 z
Rigging up rotary tools, 210.
0hio-EIk OPC No. Is
SEA SEA 35-9S-23E-(Mont)
Testing, 1891.
Ohio-EIk Q OPC No. IA
NE sWA swA 35-9S-2sE MONTY
Drilling, 4453
Ohio-Akack 4 No. S
NE SEX SWM 30-5sN-9eW
Awaiting rotary, 27e.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
as
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CHEERFUL LETTERS FOR SOLDIERS

Mothers. wives and SweetheartS at
home are largely responsible for mental
cases among American soldiers in the China
Burma-India theater. according To Lieut.
Col. Charles K. Williams. commanding OF
ficer of base hospital. somewhere i'm In
dia.
The medical officer says that Letters
asking the soldier to return. telling him of
thousands of soldiers in the United States
who could replace him. or giving details of
family difficulties, many times trivial
cause the soldier to worry
This report obviously emphasizes the
importance of cheerful and encouraging
news for him. and should be a guide to
Monroe county letter-writers Certainly
there is no reason to burden soldiers. in for
eign lands. with trivial complaints fron,
home
As expected. most of the mental cases
involved soft soldiers. who are too young
or who have enjoyed too protected lives
When confronted with troubles at home
they lose their grip and become untitled for
the difficult tasks of warrior
We do not believe that important news
from home, even if il involves some suffer
ing to a soldier. should be omitted. Men are
well able to sustain grief that is inevitable.
but they should not be burdened when IL
vOlved in war with minor complaints.
worries and problems from the home from
The people at home should bear these bur
cens.
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CURTIN REVEALS THE FACTS

Prime Minister John Curtin. of Aus
tFaiia. Who for nearly year filled the air
STA plea@ for greater preparation TO de-
fsnd Is Continent. recently withStood an
attack upon his government. which sur
tived ~ very slim margin in the Austral-
IN Parliament
NJ Curtin found something sinister in
ghs fact 81 the attack upon his govern
memt came twelve days after announce
ment tkat the threat Of an invasion of Aus
tralia has passed e
The Prime Minister reveals that:
81 The American fleet. based on
Hawaii had done what was expected of the
raelfae fleet based on Singapore.
90 That the number Of American air
s.4aadrons In the Southwest Pacific slight
~ exceeded those Of the Australian Air
Fsrxe
t3l That. in addition. the United States
has strong air forces in the South Pacific.
90 That never before had naval,
and and air forces of such strength been
fai-ed for the defense of Australia" and
sbl That the strength of the L. s. Air
force would be greatly increased in the
neAr future.
II might be observed that these meas
nFes of defense. which undoubtedly saved
Australia from japanese invasion. were not
accomplished IN few weeks. They have
been IN being for many months. despite the
almost frantic pleas of MIR Curtin and Gen
sral Mac Arfhurs headquarters for greater
assistance
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NO MIRACLES AHEAD

The American public is gradually ac-
caring the idea that when the war ends
The Bation will be flooded with miraculous
ues devices a. induStrialists lure the spend
ms Power that has been built up by war
conditions
u = just "a well To get rid of the no.
tion. There will be no sudden outburst OF
cream products Gradual improvement 81
many devices will arrive but buyers will
MT have the opportunity to revolutionize
living conditions through startling inven-
fions
The way some people are talking about
postwar miracles one would think that q
rev electrical stove is being prepared that
VII MT only wake up and cook ham and
eggs for the family breakfast but that it
viii have device that will automatically
produce the food.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-07

nonchalant as she started across
the reception hall 10 the sanctuary
of her own room But the rasp of
sharp voices above stopped her
Voices raised as none were ever
raised in the quiet of Terrence
House
you're coming with me-" That
was Sarah.
SIN a-comin'."
Oh. dear heaven, that was
Gibbs,
Then the two of them were on
the stairs. Sarah had her hand on
Gibbs arm, urging him along
ahead OF her.
You're right, you're coming.
You're going TO explain 10 Mr..
Baxton what you were doing
prowling around the third floor.
pllfering other peoples rooms"
The old man made no reply.
a mn stood motionleSS, watching
\ them descend The nurse
must have surprised him in his
task He could expect no mercy
from Sarah.
Yet Ann had asked him to do il.
That left her only one choice.
To go 20 Mr. Baxton and assume
the blame for the incident her
self.
But not until she stood facing
them all - Mr. Baxton. Sarah.
Gibbs and Jerry who had come
in from the terrace at the sound
of loud voices did she realize
what that assumption would cost
her.
She would have 10 admit not
only. that she persuaded Gibbs TO
search the room but that the
scene on the terrace with Jerry
was as carefully planned as a
stage performance: that she had
purpoSely miSlcd him: that the
entire episode was dress re-
hearSal-
But no one would believe what
her heart cried. No one. least OF
al Jerry Lane. could be expected
10 know that the kiss hadn't been
II the script. That It had been an
inprorptu and devastating add
ton.
Her eyes were on the man she
owed and was losing a. sine st1ri-
ed 10 speak.
To be continued
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LOSER FAKE ALL
Blu Adelaide Huzelfine

She was acting the COON. This
man was nothing to her. Perhaps
the combination Of moonlight and
her pet perfume had gone 70 his
head, was prompting him to say
things he'd regret tomorrow. She
ought to be able to retort, Don't
get romantic. I'm only mere be-
cause l have an accomplice who's
taking your room apart 10 find
the all TO a house you're steal
ing from me-" She ought to laugh
derisively, brittle enough to break
the spell.
But she couldn't She could only
stand there with her heart in her
throat and feel his arms go
around her, see his head bend.
know for one helpless, timeless
minute 0at he was going to kiss
her.
Bis Eps, cod at frst, seemed as
startled a hens. Then they grew
warm and eager and Triumphant.
he kissed her once and again and
again nd he ARmUed some
0ng abous 1oEbg hsr.
) was 0e Snknfion a love that
10000 ~ 1e4ee - Cine and
$50 Ss4sE-s.g
cE St1kN saDqKzE pulses
- poondilG ~ dReeks hot with
shaAae. She co13dnr1 look at him.
she es1Ant Speak- "A itue gasp
escaped - EpS She wasn't sure
whether 3t eriginated IN her brain
Or u her heart She knew only
That she nnngt get away quickly
before be ccaad discover her de-
ceh.
For d vas deceit Over and over
she told berseh fkat his kisses
were only q natural consequence
to her open invitation for forgive
ness
What, then, OF her own re-
Spouse? What Of that swift, ex-
ultant rush of ecstasy with which
she replied7 What of the blood
that rose to a fever in her veins?
To love and lose was one thing
but tn love and betray was quite
A more horrible version
Of the same old story.
Though where the loving
stopped and the betrayal began
she couldn't have told.
Inside the house she drew an
breath tried TO seem
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Chapter 10

Chapter 10
ANN standing on the terrace
y with Jerry. and determined
10 amuse him long enough for
Gibbs to search his room, found
a. difficult TO act casual
you want to apologize?" Jerry
asked in answer to her
Apologize nothing. she thought
swiftly. but prayed he'd catch
only humbleness in her words
Yes. You see / guess ]
didn't really think you hoped I'd
be slugged-
you were frightened, weren't
you"
She let herself laugh. light
;inkling laugh that was complete
" feminine. I'm not used to be
ing followed by tall dark men, j
had visions of all the lurid mur-
GERS Id ever read"
You're rot just saying that"
he returned Anything could
have happened"
Anything did. It turned out -
De you"
You weren't too happy to 90
me"
Did I give you that in,Prss<
sion?"
Your greeting was sccrched
around the edges. Or did I mis-
read your feelingS?"
You overbid your handi" she
replied flippantly. Things were
gong better now II she could
keep the conversation in channels
ike this the time would pass
quickly and Gibbs would be I'm
iShed.
DUT ms next words weren't In
IL keeping with the mood she
had hoped 10 induce.
Did T." IS voice had a new in
tensity IN It. He put his hands on
her shoulders. swung her around
20 look down into her face. 81
couldn't stand il if anybody
touched you"
= :" She swallowed what
must have been CONSERVATION,
tried 20 tell herself size hadn't
heard correctly. called herself
fool for thinking that it mattered
10 him. When she started 10 speak
her voice betrayed her You d.
v-hv should YOU careo"
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LET US PROTECT 1T

Prentiss NJ Brown, chief of the OPA.
denies he allegation that the United States
Government, under that agency, is trying
to throttle the American system of free en-
terprise.
The charge was made by Harold AL
len, counsel for the Smith committee inves-
tigating government bureaus. He asserts
that the OPA. under the guise of wartime
price control, aims Ito bring the entire
American system of free enterprise under
government domination by the exercise of
price-fixing mechanism intended by con-
gress only TO prevent wartime initiation"
Mr.. Allen states that object is or was
found 20 be the actuating motive behind the
OPA "by confidential files taken by sub
roena from the home of the ex-OPA general
counsel. David Ginsberg, TO which they had
been removed from the agencys office.
OPA chief Brown promptly denied the al
legation.
This government. aS Mr. Brown ami
everybody else versed in its history knows
through free enterprise. The OPA Is tc be
commended 10 that degree only where il
acts 10 beat down initiation. but wher !,
goes further than that il curbS or stops en-
tirely the free will of the American people
to exercise their ambition through enter
prise Initiative, free and unbounded, where
il does not conflict either with the letter Jr
the spirit of wartime regulation. should be
permitted to proceed as it did before We
were at war.
Mr.. Brown undoubtedly will maintain
that. so far as his agency is concerned. en-
terprise is required only 10 conform 10 rules
that have been set up to fight initiation. Ii
that is so. then all is well. but in the case OF
his agency, or any other government
agency. which, because of the power vested
in it, oversteps the law that created it. it Is
most seriously with the system
of enterprise in the United States.
II il human nature, with many of Us. il
we chance to be in authority to try TO
stretch it further than what it is in reality.
Therein lies the danger, rot only in the
operation of the OPA but every Other gov
eminent agency or bureau. At the source OF
the power, there may not be the least di.
yergence from it. but countless thousands
of employees. some of them carried away
by their own Importance, are likely to over
step the bounds which have been fixed by
Washington.
If complaints. in newspapers and over
the radio. are true. and they have been
maintained to be true there has been much
over-stepping by sub-agencies that operate
throughout the country. Those complaints
have flooded congress. and it was because
of them that appropriations were cut. or.
in some cases. almost entirely wiped out.
for several agencies.
Enterprise is Americas heritage Let
us protect it.
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II the war finally ends with national
debt of $50 billion dollars. the Federal bud
set Of the future must approximate 20 to
IS billion dollars annually At that rate.
Federal authorities will control. by taxation,
something like % per centum of the ma
tionsl income. The people will work quar-
ter Of their time for the government. Not a
tleasanf outlook
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Today's Horoscope

To-Day brings traits of a seem
ingly dual nature. The native
VIII probably be successful in
a way There IS, however. 4
tendency to idle habits OF rather
a diStaSte for steady work anG
success comes generally by over
coming these traits and careful
watching for opportunity
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KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
or JULY ?. 1893

William r Porter. vice presi-
cent of the Oversees Bridge Cor
poTatiOn, and Leo Warren. preSi-
dent of the CITY Council. left for
-dismi yesterday 10 De present II "a
meeting at which the business of
he corporation viii b. turned
over 70 the Monroe County ROAD
and Toll Bridge District.
Arrangements were made today
10 put a new roof on the old Fed
raj Building at the foot Of Greene
street.
Distribution OF 10000 cans OF
tomatoes among the needy IN Kew
West was begun this morning by
ne Emergency Relief Council
Miss Elizabeth Sharpley. dsugh-
ter of Captain and Mrs. Z. y
Sharpley. sailed TINS afternoon on
the steamship Florida for Havana.
From there she viii sail for Cali
fornia. VIA the Panama Canal.
and. upon her arrival in that state.
viii 60 10 San Diego
Mrs. C O. Wheeler. u. formerly
Miss Lena SAWYER. OF Key Wet
died this morning IN Miami Her
BODY viii be- brought 10 Key West
ior burial
Miss Aileen Bethel. who he'd
ocen visiting her father, J. NJ
Bethel at Rock Harbor. returned
e. Key West today
Ms Sarah Gardner. who had
oeen visiting her Son-in-law and
aepghteE. NJ end Mr. " s Pc
~ IN Miami returned YESTERDAY
City Councilman Julius Collins
LETT yesterday for West Palm
Beach To- VISIT his brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Collins.
HAIRY Perez. chief englacer ~
he lighthouse tender wv. lef. las,
night to resume his duties aboard
that Vc>>e. an Tampa
Ms. Jack Nsionev err little
iaugntcr left Yesterday after
noon "a visit relatives IN Miami.
Thomas T Roberts. city SAM
tarX Inspector left for Mann YES
terlaV ou q business trID.
Mrs Gavin 5. Drummcnds. who
had been visiting relatives in KEY
West. returned yesterday 10 her
home IN Miami
To-day The Citizen SAYS IN an
editorial paragraph
A smile viii win confidence
and friendship. while . frown will
lend encouragement To yourself
and 10 Your neighbor"
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us protect it.

1t has been decided by War ManpOwer
Office not to call pre-Pearl Harbor fathers
before October l. Just how long that de-
cisiOn will last is too much for most any
kind of a gueSser. Such decisions last aboui
{. week
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Perfect Solitude

Dumnutt, I was on the bench
this summer alone with my
thoughts
Rebuff WiIak Cerf-ct =ciitu---s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-07

Any enterprise which reflects credit
upon Key West. deserves the loyal support
a the people
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-07

lS7l-Richard earle character
actor of stage and screen. born
SOmerville. Mass DIED Holly
Wc~I. June %. 1871.
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Corporate profits 10 first guar.
ter 10 per cent above tire Is*1
figure.
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our war aims are much misunderstood
sFen by Americans.
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l768-Philip S. Physick. Phil
adelphia surgeon, known as the
Father of American medicine,
born there. Died Dec. Is. 1887.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1586LThomas Hooker. famed
New England colonial divine.
born in England. Died Hartford.
Conn, july Z l647.
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l849-Theophil NJ Prudden.
famed medical scientist. mead OF
Rockefeller Inst. for Medical Re
search. born Conn Died April
10. 1924
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& wss Hussis and Apartments
! B~sc1 and Bathing Pavilion
q Aiyorts--Land and Sea
Consolidation a County and City Gov
ernfmentn
: a Moaern City Hospital
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I837-Burwell B. Lewis. Ala
bama lawyer. Confederate SOL
der. Univ of Alabama president.
born Montgomery. Ala Dice
Oct. II. 1885.
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l834-Miriam Coles Harris.
novelist, born New York Died
Jan %. 1925
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Mrs c. O. Wheeler. u. formerly
Miss Lena SAWYER. of Key West
died this morning IN Miami Her
body viii be- brought TO Key West
for burial
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Distribution OF 10000 cans OF
tomatoes among the needy IN Key
West was begun this morning by
ne Emergency Relief Council