davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
AMERICA s. GREATEST
NEW DECK IpKK:
A NEW, sEALEp DECK IS eNEN 10

TIE AUDIENCE TIE CAPDS, APE REMOVED. CUT n
SpPEAD OUT FACE DOWN on A TABLE. ANY4
or SPECTATORS NAY SELECT CARDS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

fti; gsai, ser SeIisiten Sunefraa;
Suni, Dem gottliden Seraen; SuIi,
Dem &oitbaren 9lute; aneait, bent
anb'lten slltarsiaframent; Septem-
Der, oen FL. gngeIn; Oftober, oem
FL. GoIenfran5; Nopember, oen
men Seelen, l1no De5enber, bem eott-
li6en &inbe.
- Mrs. ct. $, Sq.
Sbre MiBerfolge nit Balmenpflan-
5en f0nnen berl6ieoene llriabeu 10.
ben. gieueidt iteben Sbre Bulmen in
5u engen S0pfen. Balmen treiben
Iebr biele 8ur5eln uno miiiien bie
@efdBe, in oenen ite lteben, Ser @r0be
ser Saline angepaBt tper0en. Sino
sic @efGBe i'm @erbGltnis gum 8ur.
5elballen 5u flein getporoen, 10 fann
man, fans man nod ni6t berpflan-
aen min, ourd cine 5ipedentipre6en-
Sc Diineung getpiHermaBen einen
Musglei6 bes feblenoen gromaterials
berbeifiibren. SSm iibrigen 1T aber bas
l1mtopfen Ser Balmen an cine &C.
piiie 3eit ni6t gebunoen. Cine fraf.
tige nit 2ebm uno Sanb gemiibte,
aber ni6t all5u idmere @arteneroe,
sic nit ettpas Miitbeet-, @alo. ober
groBbrodigem 9uboiinger untermiidt
lit, eignet itd fir dltere Rerionen am
beiten. @as oas Bflan5en ielblt anbe.
lanet, 10 idone man babel nad M6g-
lidfeit ale geil1noen 8ur5eln uno
entferne MIR, mas bei6aoigt ooer faul
getporoen lit. Rad Dem l1nrtopfen
niiiien Die Balmen, Biz tie &pieoer
angepadlen itnb, einen m0gli6it tpar.
men, Iuftabgei6loHenen Stanbort er.
balten, bomit oas Intpa6ien idneu
erfolgen fann. Sm augemeinen balte
man Ealmengetpddie, tpie al16 anoere
Sopfpflan5en, i'm @inter in einem
nidt at tparmen &aum un6 belpriibe
oie 8lGtteripiben Der Balmen rno
Sarnfrdl1ter taglid nit friidem @ai'
Ter. SAILS ltnge5iefer an oen 8lattern
iist, iollte man nit elmer ytifotinmi.
l6ung beipriben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
8as Der Serbit alles nit iid brimst

8as Der Serbit alles nit iid) brinst
2ampen, oie ni9t bremen tpolen -
slutos. Die nidt rennen iollen -
gebel, ItiidtpeiI' tpeg5uidieben -
Bein unb Mepfel, &raut uno Rh-
@eiter gibt es lebte &oien -
Beniionierte 8abeboien -
geeue 3ufunftsmuitfanten -
@eoerei9e &affeetanten -
Mannie feblseidoii'ne Safen -
Blau uno rotgefror'ne Nafen -
feue 2ieber obne Borte -
5tobnenoe Yianoforte -
8eIfe 8lGtter uno @eipeniter -
gineeaogne Doppelfeniter -
@inen neuen &latid fiirs StdoteI -
8rettel. unb Ebeateraettel -
Suiten, Buiten, gfieien, S9nupfen-
Martinsgdnie, friidb gum &upfen -
8dter, 5u Dem sleiden 3pede -
@on'ne @interunterrode -
&irbis. uno Eonateniaucen -
3iemli9 gift'ge Serbit5eitloien -
gineemadte Rreiielbeeren -
Musgeorofd'ne 8interdebren -
@usgeoroid'ne 8interdbren -
Sn BEN 2uften bl,nte Draden -
Mbgebliibte Stubenpflan5en -
5deu berfrob'ne 5tubenuan5en -
@umniidube - Stoppelfeloer -
Eeure 3eiten - tpenig @el6er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
@arnung

2OarHun8
Sn einem abgelegenen Dorf ffebt
am @ingang folgenoe Barnungstafel:
u@s miro hermit befanntgegeben,
baB bas Bieb in ben Stdnen nidt nit
offenem 2tdt. iou6ern nur NIT 60
ternen eefiittert peroen oarf."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

pDe3eIuHgeH I'LL SeDeN HtQVu9eI 4Sp
Iigen betrifft, 10 n1abnen Die fatbos
liiden Sbeologen gegeniiber manden
anI6eineno tpunoerbaren 8orfomm-
niiien gu beionnener 4ritif. 5ebr BE-
5eibnenb lit Die Saltung Ser Stride
oieien Bropbe5eiungen gegeniiber. sic
bat tie ME gl1teebeiBen un0 iiberldbt
iie ser 8eurteilung uno our grbauung
ser @ldubigen.
ssSn bieIem Gimme baben mir - auf
Sic slnfragen mander Seier - ein'
5eIne Bropbe5eiltnsen ertpdbnt.
-Sb. a., 8p. -
5olange ser 8oben nod tpeib lit,
f0nnen sic Stedlinge bon alten
gbrpiantbenl,ms na6en lnb iiber
8inter iunee Bflan5en beran5ieben.
3u Stedlingen eignen iid fraftigere
8ur5eltriebe bon ettpa flint 3on
2Gnge, bie nod nidt 5u bol5ig gelpor=
oen iinb. Stedt man ite in &al ten NIT
ionoiger groe uno iteut iie an oas
3immerfeniter, 10 mer6en iie balO
8ur5el idlagen. 9ie @ur5elbiloung
lit leidt an Dem slustreiben neuer
8ldtter gu erfennen. SIT oie 3eit Der
eintretenoen Nadtfroite boriiber, 70
beriebt man Die Stedlinge ltnter
m0eliditer Sdonung oes 8ur5elbal-
lens in S0pfe, un6 bieie tperoen ipie-
berum an ionniger Stelle in Elm 8eet
eineeiett. Sn Sriibiabr tritt Damn Ell
ne no6malige 11mtopflne in grobe
E0pfe elm, tpobei Die alten 8uraeln
tiidtig bei6nitten tperoen. slls @ro<
n1ii6ung 6ient cine nabrbafte &om>
polteroe nit ettpas 2ebm 11no Sano
bermiidt. Mu6 empfieblt es ii6, ettpas
@arten6iinger ober Sornipdne 11nter
bie gr6e gu mii6en. Sir oas 3immer
lit Sas 8adienlaiien gum Salbitamm
am empfeblenstperteten. glue idma=
den Eriebe tperoen entfernt. Das
gbrDiantbemum lit Elm GROCER 8aiier-
bertilger. Sm Somner muB tdgli6
5tpei- Bis oreimal gegoiien tperoen.
Sobalb bie 8ldtter bon unten berauf
beginner tpelf gu iperoen, fat oas
Gbrpiantbemum Durt eelitten. Go
lange es Die 8itterung nur irgeno er-
laubt, bleiben bie Gbrpiantbemem i'm
Sreien. gu tparm inn 3irnmer gebal-
tene Bflan5en mer6en leidt bon 8latt=
lduien beimgeiu6t.
9. 49,, Dbip -
Ser &ommunismus finbet ben
giinitigiten Nabrbooen ba, mo Die
@olfsmaifen bon 4rbeitsloiisfeit BE-
orobt ooer ionit @run6 our l1naufrie-
6enbeit baben. Dieie Bolfsltimmrne
uno mirfli6e Scot benusen bic font
muniitii6en Mgitatoren seididt 5u
ibren 3peden.
Gin iebr trdftiees @eeenmittel oa.
eeeen lit Die geational gatbolic &ural
Sife-8emegung, oeren eifriger Befiir-
porter Mfgr. 2uigi 2ig1tti lit.
Derielbe bot ouf elmer &onferena
einmal iebr paifeno bemerft: ,0a9
meiner Mnitdt lit 6ie Sta6t Der &ir9-
bof Der Samilie. @ir 6iirfen es ni9t
mo- deit fommen laiien, oaB unier
Jarmgeldn6e entb0lfert miro, oenn
oarin beitebt 6as Sun6ament unieres
2an6es, 1,no 6as 2anoleben bietet 6ie
bette @elegenbeit fir Elm driltlides
sEnmiIienIeben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
Huskurlft
2nr aeI. 8ead)tnng

s1Nr geII. OeuuJlAAY
@ir bitten uniere 2eier, BEL Ioreb-
berGnoerungen oie alte Moreiie ange'
ben 5n molen.
9. @., Mo. -
8er @eI6i9te ftuoiert unb lie bers
itebt miro a1f ieoem 8latt Die Sat-
iade beitatigt finoen, oaB Bic beioni-
iden golfer anfanes Der driitliden
2ebre feinolid eeeeniiber itanoen,
neil {ie oas 8elen berielben nidt
fannten.
9ie @eidi6te mtoeripridt eben.
faIs Der Mniidt, oaB bon elmer
3mangsbefebrung nidt Die @eoe iein
fann. Die alten @ermanen unb anoere
III europa aniaBigen beibnii6en
5tGnme tpurben bon ben groBen
driitIi@en Wfiiiionaren 8onifatius,
Hatri5ius uitp. fir bic driitIide ges
Itgion eeponnen 6urd ibr @ort uno
8eiipiel.
- s. s., Sa.
@s lit be6al1erli6 unb gan5 I'M
amerifaniid, 6aB in elmer 3eit mie
Der gegentpdrtigen, our9 religi0ie
Mnfeinoungen, beionoers Sur9 I'M
tpobrbeiten unb gntitellungen, 3mie-
tra9t geitiftet miro, uno driitIide
Siibrer. tpie bic befannte fatboliids
proteitantiid-iiioiibe @ereinigung, iid
bemiiben, geeint eegen Die 5einoe Der
&elieion uno Der Oemofratie bor5u-
geben.
Die fatbolii9e Stride bot, felt ibrer
@riinoung our9 BEN gottli9en Stif-
ter ielbit, feine neuen @la,1benslebs
rem eineefiibrt. Sie lebrt be,1te nidts
Neues uno nidts &noeres, als mas iie
bor nabe5u 1000 Sabren. i'm Muftra-
se ibres g0ttliden Stifters, gelebrt
bat. sic Iebrt beute nod genau, mas
Der fl. Baulus eelebrt uno eepreoiet
at unb erflGrt NIT ibm: ,,@enn au6
uir, ober ielbit Elm gngeI bonn Sim-
mel eub Elm an6eres gbangeIium
perfiinoigen tuiir6e, als mir es eub
bertiinoigt baben, Ser iei berfludt!"
(@aIat. 1,8).
8as 6ie fatboIii6e Stride inn Ser
lauf Der Sabrbrn6erte als @laubens-
nabrbeit feitgeIeet bot ober erneut
gum @laubensias erboben bat, lit
nibts Neues. @enn bon 3eit au 3eit
@egner ODER SrrIerer cine beitimulte
@laubensmabrbeit angriffen, 10 bot
Die Stride nlr oieien @laubensiab
mie6er berborgeboben. Mls 3. g. idon
in oen eriten sSabrbunoerten 2eser
bic MHerfelieite sunefrau niht als
Mutter @ottes anerfennen tpoIlten,
ba erfldrte Die Stride feierli6 bic
Mutteri9aft Mariens.
go tpur6en I'M 2aufe Ser Belt,
penn anoere 4eser erltan6en, Die BE-
treffen6en @laubensiGbe tpie6er bon
nelem betont. Das fann tpabrli9
nibt als Neuerung aufgefaBt .1per6en.
9fur unmiiienbeit ooer Bosbeit TOM
men 6ieie untpabrbeit aufiteuen. 8ie
bic @laubensmabrbeiter, 10 riibren
al19 Die fieber1 5aframente brett bon
ibrem g0ttliden Stifter Der.
Mn6ers berbdlt es 1ib NIT ben Sir
dengeIeten. @epiiie @eeulierungen,
bic Dor Sabrbun6erten fir nottpenoig
gefunoen iDoroen, baben fi9 nit Ser
3eit ge1nbert. 60 oauerten in ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01

Ser apoftel bon Sen beutigen Seften
audi nidts getpuBt bat.
- 8. g., Ha. - ..
gu Sen lteben 8eltmunoern oes
slltertun1s 5ablte mani: bie Bprami-
oen aeepptens, bie bdngen0en @ar-
ten ser Sen1iramis; Der babplonii6e
Euru; bie 3eusitatue in Slpmpia;
ser slrtenistempel in gpbelos; oas
Mauioleum in Salifarnaiios uno Ger
aoIob bon &bo6os.
sSrn Weittelalter betra6tete man 6as
&olelieum in &om, Die &atafomben
Gons, Die eroBe dineitide Mauer,
bas gemalitiide Denfmal Stonebenge
BEL Salisbury in England, BEN ibies
fen Surm bon Biia, 0en 8or5euan-
turm BON Nanfing uno Die Sopbien.
ftrde (beute Woidee) in &onitanti-
NOBEL ols bic fieben @elttpun6er Der
bamaligen 3eit.
SSn unierm Sabrbun6ert f0nnte
man als iteben 8eltpunber betrad-
ten: Die orabtloie Seleerapbie ,1no
Selepbonie (9faoio), 6as Mutomobil,
6as 2uftfabr3eug, Die gnt6edung oes
Haoiums, bic gntoedune Ser andite-
tii6en uno antiieptiiden Mittel, Die
Speftralanalpie 1tn6 bic @nt6edltng
Der &0ntgenitrablen uno Ger ultra
pioletten Strablen.
- @m. 3d., Gplo. -
MuttermGIer (Moles) fann man
entfernen, penn iie nur an Der Ober>
fldbe Der &aut iib befinoen. Man
be- eitrei6t bieielben NIT 8itrioI0l -
Oil of gitriol, aub Concentrated
Sulpburic slcio genannt -. Da5u
gebraube man cine Siibnerfeber ODER
einen fleinen Biniel. Man beriibre
sic beitridene Sldde nidt, big oas
Del gan5 troden lit, oenn es lit nibt
eiftfrei. @an beitreide 6en Slef tag
lid, Big oie Saut abidrumpft.
- Mrs. 9. g., q. .. -
g8ir teilen gan5 Sbre @niidt. 9e-
bporierte NabrungsmitteI f0nnen in
gr0Beren Quantitdten iiberiee uno na9
ben beri6ieoenen europdii6en 2dnoern
berianbt tperoen, iotpobI iebt als aud
beion6ers nad Dem &riege, aber oie
amerifaniI6e Sausfrau miro Die fri
iden @emiiie un6 oie iibrtgen Nab-
rlngsmitteI in friibem 3uf BE-
bor5ugen. Daau tperben pegen 6es
foitipieligen Deb D6rierungspro5eiies
:bieie Nabrungsmittel tpobI aub au
bobern Preiien auf BEN Marft font
men.
Sc. 3d., @is.
Sn elmer 8eit idperer Seimiu-
dungen, tpie Der eeeenpdrtigen, iudt
man auf ale m6glide Beife oie gro=
ben greigniiie gu oeuten uno ben
@usgang 6erielben au ergriinoen.
Man sreift na6 alien un6 neuen Hros
pbe5eiungen un6 iudt fie 5eitgemdB
51 6euten. Manbe greifen nod ber-
tperfliden Mitteln, tpie &itrologie uno
an6ern offulten Wetboben. Infer
&errgott bat fi9 nun einmaI Die gu.
funft borbebalten un6 IdBt uns iiber
aufiinftige Dinge i'm DunfeIn. Das lit
aud fir oen Meniden am beiten un6
beiliamiten.
Sreili9 gab es un6 eibt es beiIig,
m6Bige Berionen, 6enen @ott beion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-01
Dbis Baiieafren1A

Gbriftns un6 bie Mpoitel nibts ge-
tuuBt babe1, 10 fann man oarauf ant-
morten, baB man our 3eit gbrilti unb
ser Mpoftel bon ben beutigen Seften
au9 ni6ts getpuBt bat.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
TEXACO-WILLT NO. s.

Sc corner Lot 7, Sec. 29-s2-5w
Drilling 1435.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
WEEKLY CRUDE OIL
STOCK REPORT

Stocks of domestic and foreign crude
petroleum at the close of the week
ended January 2 totaled 233,93s,OOO
barrels, according to data reported to
the Bureau of Mines, Department of the
Interior Compared with the total of
the preceding week, this represents an
increase of 711,OOO barrels, comprising
an increase of 100000 barrels in stocks
of domestic crude but decrease Of 49,
900 barrels in stocks of foreign crude.
Heavy crude-oil stocks in California,
not included in the "refinable" crude
stocks, totaled 1O,5s5,OOO barrels, de-
crease of 5000 barrels from the amount
on hand December 26.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
WPB Gives Up
M-68 Orders to
PAW Power

Authority to amend or revoke pc
trOleum conservation orders Of the M-68
series-the orders controlling the use
of materials by petroleum enterprises
has been delegated by the War Produe-
ton Board to the Petroleum Admins
traitor for War
The principal purpose of the delega-
tion is to make it possible for the PAW
to supersede the M-6s orders by pc
troleum administrative orders.
This is important to Montana since
there is little hope for this state to
provide the oil necessary for the war
effort unless relaxation of the M-6s
spacing rules is granted. It was found
that WPB was about as relentless as
Henderson of OPA. The shifting of
power to PAW places determination Of
these matters in the hands Of people
who know something about the oil in
dustry.
The PAW has already defined new
spacing patterns for oil wells in Illinois
and portions of Indiana and Kentucky
under its Order No. g. The order viii
remain effective until Feb. /, 1913,
unless sooner revoked. PAW has power
to extend, amend, modify or revoke
all orders in the M6s series.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
Consolidation
Oil Supervision
May Be Proposed

Plans for proposed legislation 60 con
solidate regulation Of oil and gas well
drilling and production under one
regulatory body, were discussed at the
meeting OF the Montana oil Gas
Producers association in meeting at
Shelby Friday afternoon.
Authority is now divided between the
Montana Railway Commission. which
superviscs drilling operations and pro
lection of strata. and the oil Conscr
walton Board OF Montnua which super
vises production of oil wells A special
committee of the association has drafted
a proposed bin 10 Dee passed upon by
the industry before IL is submitted TO
the legislature now in session an Helena.
Opposition TO the measure is expected
from the Railway commissioners who
now receive a substantial appropria
ton for the OIL aud gas division The
Oil Conservation Board is supported by
special levy on oil production aud IT,.
eeives no financial report from general
state funds
This is the second general member
ship meeting held by the association.
the work having been carried on by a
directorate of IS oil men James ".
johnson Of Shelby is president and
LaRue Smith of Great Fails is secre.
tary Of the association.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
St0nd0rd-Sunt0
Rii0 Gets It's
First Producer

qnist No. 8 swabhed 40 barrels in the
first "a hours.
TrigoOd Oil company, youngest oper-
ator in the field, again stepped up its
operations by starting two wells this
week, continuing as the most active OPP
orator in the field Glacier Production
company, which had dropped out Of
the drilling column, resumed this week
by starting two wells in the south cen
trail field.
W. NJ. Hanlon announced the spud-
ding of two wells on his recently ae-
quired lease in the south Tribal pool
and his drilling notices revealed that
A. B. Cobb & Co has taken an interest
in two Of the Hanlon leases, meaning
that the production will be made avail
able to Home Oil Refining Co. in
Great Falls, which is owned by Cobb
& Co.
Following are the new locations:
GLACIER PRODUCTIONS
coRRIGEAU NO. 81
G sen NWH 21-33-5W
Drilling 1870; spudded 1-12-43.
GLACIER PRODUCTION
LooKHoFF NO. g.
C sWA NEA 33-33-5w
Materials.
HANLoN- CoBB-TRIBAL 224 NO. I
Sc sEA SEA 13-32-6W
Spudded 12-20-43; waiting for rig.
HANLoN-TRTBAL 226 NO. /
Sc NEA swH 25-32-6w
Spudded 12-19-42; waiting for rig.
SANTA RTTA-LUNDGREN NO. s.
c NWA NWA 23-37-5W
Location.
SANTA RITA-wEAvER NO. L
Sc NWA sWA 27-35-6W
Materials.
TRTGOoD 0IL-TRIBAL 2S2 NO. a.
Sc SWA SEA 3O-32-5W
Rig. Hannah Porter Co. is contractor
TRIGooD om-TRIBAL 2S1 NO. g.
Sc SWA SwA- 30-32-5w
Materials. K. D. Pardee is contractor
Following are detailed drilling report
and completion data:
TARRANT-HENTZ NO. L
C NWH SWA 19-35-5W
Colorado shale, 430; cemented SINE
casing at 453.
CoBB-TRIBAL 202 NO. p
G Lot Sec. 24-32-6W
Drilling in, 2995; finch easing ce
mented at 1892.
HANLoN-TRIBAL 225 NO. l.
Sc NEH NWA 25-32-6W
Drilling 20S5.
HANLoN & coBB-TRIBAL 227
NO. l.
Sc SEA NEA 13-S2-6W
Drilling $780,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
ENCOURAGE PROSECUTORS

The Alberta government has extended
from ~ to Is months the period al
lowed for exploratory work on well sites
and has allowed extension of rental
credit by the government to offset
the first years drilling operations, to
encourage discovery of oil for wartime
purposes.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
oHIo rAKEs PIPELINEs

Ohio Oil company has dissolved mi
nois Pipe Line CO.. and divided the
properties between an Ohio Oil de-
partment and Illinois Pipe Line Co.
of Texas, the latter having the Texas
properties r. NJ. Sackett is Rocky
Mountain division superintendent
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
NEW pEvoNIAN POOL

Another DevOnian lime pool has been
developed in Illinois in the northern
part of the Illinois basin, at Mount
Auburn, so miles from the nearest field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
MORE sEMI-TRALERs

CONSTRUCTION Of 300 more semi trailcf
petroleum tanks by Feb. Is, has been
allowed by the WPB, increasing the
total to 500. Each tank will haul 1000
gallons or over and viii replace / ] rail
road cars on hauls of less than 100
miles
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
DRILLING m COLORADO

The Texas company's Unit No. II we'll
on Wilson Greek structure, Rio Blaneo
county, Colo, joint operation with The
California Co, is drilling 81 1880 feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
PREMIUMS CONTINUED

The government has extended premi.
ums on over-quota production of copper,
lead and zine until July 81, 1915.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
PICTORIAL RECORDS NEEDED

The office of strategic services said
that its pictorial records division needs
certain types of snapshots, films,
postcards and photos taken by Ameri-
can tourists during their peaeetime
travels in Europe, Africa, Asia and the
Far East Pictorial mementos already
submitted have yielded valuable in
formation for tactical war planning
The types of material wanted include
aerial views, industrial installations,
airfields, highways, docks, harbors,
coastlines, beaches, canals and rivers.
Before submitting material, people in
possession of the desired information
should apply to Col L. E. Norris, Stra-
tegic Photos, Box 46, Station G, New
York City, for a QUESTIONABLE form.
One'of the biggest salvage jobs in the
world is being done by the desert sal
wage squads of the British Eighth
Army, cleaning up ROmmePs strapped
fighting equipment, abandoned in the
Axis retreat.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16
TEXACo-LMDQUIsT NO. g

G Lot 3, See 20-32-5W
Completed 1913; finch eemented
at 2677; sunburst sand. 2605- 1895;
upper Cut Bank, 2665-2711 no lower
Cut Bank; Ellis, 27ll; total depth,
1920; main pay, 26sO-269O and 2705-
271O; fluid level, 1900 feet; swabbed
ITO Dbl. first "a hours
TRIGooD on-TRIBAL 200 NO. l.
Sc NEA SEA 25-32-6w
Lost hole, 1890; skidding rig
TRI-GooD-TRIBAL 229 NO. .
Sc NWA SEA 25-32-6W
Cemented finch easing at 3026.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL 2S2 NO. p
Sc NWA SEA 30-32-5w
Ten-inch cemented at 532; Colorado
500.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL $50 NO. Q
Sc SWH SWA 29-32-5W
Drilling 1865.
wAGNER-PIERCEN NO. l.
C sWA SEX 32-36-5W
Drilling 100; spudded l-l2.43
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-16

c NWh SWA S3-37-5W
Tested As Dbl. 2435-2455.
Completed 5-13-43; finch pipe ce-
mented at 2430; sunburst sand, PASS
245O, main pay; Upper Cut Bank,
assesses; lower Cut Bank. 2599- s6l3.
show oil estimated 8 bbl. per day (;
Ellis 261S; total depth, 2640; plugged
back to 2455; fluid level, 1900 feet
swabbed so Dbl. second "a hours.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

in Europe next year and have con-
fidence in their leaders Asked
what he Mas fighting for, one SOL
dler replied: why do fight? I'm
in the Army What the hell else
can | do"
So there you are. We can imag-
inc most Of them know they are
lighting for the freedom of their
own country, rs certainly they are.
But We can fancy, too, that all Of
them want 10 come back to their
country and find that their own in
dividual liberty has not been lost
or taken from them in their absence.
To see TO il that this shall not hap
pen 10 them is the job of those who
are left behind. And to make sure
that this shall not De. a lot of things
will have 10 bc changed around a
good deal by the time Johnny comes
marching home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

iterated the same prediction this
week in ASheville, where he. is So
Journing for spell. Reports are
going the rounds that Lloyds OF Lon,
don, that great British banking and
insurance firm, is offering even
money i'll any sum that the end in
Europe will come before the turn oi
the year.
These things coittd be Il case of
the wish being father to the thought.
For our own part, We would like to
agree with these opiimiSts. Our feel
ing all along haS been that anything
can and may happen i'll Europe i'll
l943. and we are still of that view.
But not enough Ia predict the end
within the mex, two months. Would
God that it might come. II would
not be surprising at all. To say the
least.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Beer Taxes
Near Million
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BY LYNN SISBET

Raleigh. Nov. 5.--North Carolina'S
general fund derived S9T5.722 80
from the taxes on beer during the
first four months ul the current fiS-
cal year. according tO figures COM
piled from revenue department rec
urd$ by the Brewing Industry
Foundations North Carolina commit
.cc.
This was Sl38.OO0 less than the
take for the comparable period last
year. but is much larger than the
normal for the pre-war era. While
the four months showed drop un-
der last year, the month of October
was well ahead. collections this year
being S297 ,722.80 compared with
S286 .680.43 in October 1912. Septcm-
Der collections were badly off.
The beer tax Welded considerably
more than half the total beverage
taxes for these four months. Out of
all beverages. including beer, wine
and receipts from ABC liquor sales,
the state got Sl.745. .101.58 for the
first four months of the year. Liquor
taxes were off from last year cue 10
scarcity of supply. Anticipated de.
CreaScs in beer consumption have
not materialized. but breT,ers are
not sure how long they can main
tain the supply as near to demand
as al the present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Sands Running Low

'""phc'H "' optimism Wn" are
h"'dihS out Tor peace 10 Europe nE
Inc END 'i ms year must realize
mai Inc sands are running IoW. very
!"W. ~ me n"'W glass. l. - n"W
i'SS man SHY d"F> before New
! ear ;. ana Whiic during mat lime
inc "oi'd c"'i!d oe STOOD on lis mead
"r knocked hHFW'rt' mere are ~"
r"cES"Ee sign" OF H"ch an event
u"iI'y.
The Russians ar" driving the Huns
before tn"m IN the CFlmed ana IN
the Dnicper river bend at a pace
mat Is rapidly assuming me proper
IONS "i !"i''' Inc kAr ana thc
American AF r"rcc are pounding
me enemy unmcrcituIIy AT nome
destroying city alter city. kiIIinG
thousands OF people and making
"ther lens OF thousands homeless.
American and British armies III cen
'raI Italy are driving hard up the
shank "i the boot with Such force
as promises certain and ultimate de-