davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Core Of the celebration will be
600 women members OF the
StreamlinerS, who CrNstallze in
daily activity-Red Cross work
blood donation. infantile paralysis
drives, playground supervision VIC
tory gardens and ration board
work-their devotion 10 victory
for America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
British Batter
Berlin, Reds
Hit Warsaw

LONDON. May IA up
American bombers were re-
ported in Berlin broadcasts
TO be striking at North Ger
many again today in the
greatest United Nations air
offensive Of the war against
key war centers Of Germany,
Italy, the occupied countries
and the invasion islands of
the Mediterranean.
Berlin, Warsaw, Naples. the
Great Ruhr valley, Sardinia,
Sicily North France and Be-
hcmia, all in the Nazi-held ar
scnaI were smashed from three
sides in a series of co-ordinated
blows by the Raj, L. s. air
forces and the Red air force.
BERLIN BOMBED
Al noon today the Nazis said
American heavy bomberS were
again engaged by German fighter,
over the north German coast area
The RAJ bombed Berlin and
struck simultaneously last night at
Germany great industrial clta-
delS IN the central Ruhr and
Clocho SloVakia. Thirty-four
planes in all were lost, the same
number lost the previous night
during tho heaviest raid Of the wal
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
PARADE PLANNED

The StreamlinerS. whose code Is
fitness, so they can better serve
their nation. Will parade and give
a demonstration Of group calls
themes.
Their drill will be Judged by a
board Of officers from 1T Wayne
and trophies awarded the best
companies
Also watching Will be Mrs
Walter r. O'Hair. Henry NJ
Martens. Fred G. Nagle. and
Bernard B. Lasky. members Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

DIR. J. c. TooLE, DENTIST. 10
w. Lafayette al Mich, opp, City
Hall Hours 90. Tel CA $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

c. NJ MACARTHUR. DENTIST
III Griswold, over Kinsels.
Hours. SO, Sundays, l0-12.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
BERLIN BOMBED

Continued on Next Page. Col. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Continued on Next Page, Col 81
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Alexandria Records
June Building Spuf
Apartment Buildings,
Row Houses Favored

A building squirt has been noted
in Alexandria during the first two
weeks of June, according to A. r.
Lash. building inspector
Permits were issued to February,
Inc. for construction of four two
story brick apartment houses on the
lot bounded by Patrick. Alfred,
Payne and Jefferson streets.
The apartments will contain Is
units each. and the total estimated
cost is 1892, 900.
Wesmond Building e. Investment
Co. received permits to construct II
two-story brick row houses on Evans
lane at cost of $1,000 each or $685.
900 for the project.
In addition, Mr.. Lash issued a per-
NIT to Waverly Taylor to build five
two-story brick row houses on Cliff
ford street at total cost of $19,-
400, and permit to Stonewall Viii
lage for seven single family hsuSes
on Upland place at cost OF $4,416
each, making the estimate for the
total development $30,912.
Banks & Lee have also secured
permit to construct four apart
ment buildings of II units each on
Glendale avenue at total cost of
$4,000.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Bethesda Red Cross
To Open 'Jeep House
Second Center of Kind
To Be Established in U. S.

The Junior Red Cross "Jeep
Eouse" at 70l4 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, will be opened formally
at 10 m tomorrow with Maj. L. L.
Dye, chairman of the Montgomery
County Chapter OF the Red Cross.
welcoming more than 800 boys and
girls who havegenroiled for defense
work during the vacation months.
Second work room of its type to
be established in this country. the
'Jeep House is sponsored jointly
by the Bethesda Board of Trade
and the Bethesda branch of the
Red Cross in an effort to give
youngsters of the area an oppor-
tunity to aid the war effort
Because of the large number of
young people registered for the
summer program. it has been nee
eSsary to make some changes in
the schedule. The new schedule
follows:
Mondays: Surgical dressing
classes from 10 am. to noon and
from l to pm; general assembly
of the Bicycle Corps at 3:l5 pm.
Tuesdays: First aid from 9 to
1890 am; nutrition from 1890 am.
to 1890 pm; miscellaneous pro-
duction and woodwork from to 3
pm.
Wednesdays: Home nursing from
10 a m to noon and from l to 3 pm.
Thursdays: Nutrition from 10
am. to noon; machine and hand
sewing. miscellaneous production
and woodwork from l to pm.
Fridays: Home nursing from 10
am. to noon and from l to 3 pm.
Although classes are now full in
terested youths who have not reg
istered may leave their names for
future openings.
The work is under the direction
of Mrs. r. J. Powers. Junior Red
Cross chairman of the Bethesda
Branch
Evening star., 1943-06-20

doomed like this town had never
known before. Houses that used
to accommodate three or four per-
sons now housed a dozen, perhaps.
and even chicken shacks and ga
RACES were turned into makeShift
homes. Trafic became a problem,
bank deposits swelled consider
ably. freight and express shipments
climbed to all-time peaks, tents
sprang up.
Now the boom bubble has burst
with the shutting down Of opera
tions of the $11 ,0O0, 900 Government.
project that caused it all-the new
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Second Suit BROUGHT
Against Licensing Of
1raiIers in Maryland
St. Murys County Law
Assailed in Action
Filed at Leonordtown
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEONARDTOWN, Nd. June 10
A challenge of the constitutionality
of a trailer licensing law enacted for
st. Mary's County by the 1943 Mary
by circuit court records.
A committee of trailer owners, rep
resenting themselves and $40 other
such residents. asked the circuit
court for an injunction to restrain
enforcement of the law. The State
imposes fee of $50 annually, or IS
monthly, on all such vehicles in the
county.
The suit is the second of it's kind
in Maryland. The first, to test a
similar war enacted for Anne Arun-
del County, was filed at Annapolis.
Barnett Abel of Boston, John
Santo of Hanover, w Va, Paul Har-
rison of Warsaw. Ohio, Clarke Rob-
erts of Buffalo, NJ Y, and Vernon
Hardin of Miami Beach filed the
ST. Mary's action.
The litigation was directed against
the st. Mary's County commission
ers, who have until July IA to show
cause why the restraining order
should not be issued
The plaintiffs contended in their
complaint that the licensing statute
Disseminated between persons
forced to live in trailer = and
those more fortunate persons resid-
ing in dwelling houses, apart
ments or the like"
They also asserted that the licens-
ing of trailers constitutes imposi-
ton of fixed tax regardless of
value of the various vehicles and
therefore contraveneS the provisions
OF the Bill of Rights of Maryland.
95 Per Cent Held War, Workers.
The law also violates the Federal
Constitution, they contended, be-
cause 1t denies the equal
privileges and immunities to which
they are entitled and the
equal protection of the laws guar
snteed to them ="
The bill set forth that "95 per
cent of those owning and using
trailers as a place of habitation or
living quarters are but temporarily
resident within the State of Mary
land and in st. Mary's County,
tand the license fee = is aimed
primarily at and is applicable es-
sentially to non-residNts 4" - tram
siently in st. Marys County in
order to engage in the building and
construction of projects of the
United States Government"
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Maryland Veterans Fight
Draft Of Family Fathers
By the Associated Press.

BY tht ASSoClateQ fIeSs.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Members
of the Maryland Veterans of Foreign
Wars in convention here passed a
resolution today placing the organi-
zation on record as opposing the
drafting of fathers whose families
were established prior to enactment
of the Selective Service Act.
The resolution opposed the draft
ing of such fathers until after the
hundreds of thousands of physically
fit youthful men who were unmar-
ried at the time of the enactment of
The law and who are presently en-
ployed in war production plants
and those who annually reach the
age of IL are called for service.
The resolution was approved by
voice vote. The veterans will con-
clude their annual convention
tomorrow with election CT officers.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Rites for James 7. Atwood
Held al Forest Glen
suecislDisnstcb to The Star

Special Dispatch to Inc star.
LAY HILL, Md, June 19.-Funeral
services for James Thomas Atwood,
rs, retired farmer, who died Wednes-
day after a long illness, were held
today in ST. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen The Rev. Father Maloy,
assistant pastor of the church. OFF,
ciated and burial was in st. Mary's
Cemetery, near Rockville.
Mr.. Atwood, who was a lifelong
resident of Montgomery County, is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Pearl
Jane Atwood, and the following chill
dren: Mrs william Everette Beall
and Mrs. John w. Mcintosh both
of Lay Hill; Mrs. William Stone
burner, Chesterbrook, Va; Bernard
F. Atwood, Glenmont, Md; Charles
P, John T., James Norman, Louis
H., Philip Leon and Perry Atwood,
all of Lay Hill. The last-named is
in the Army. He also leaves IA
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON. D. c. JUNE 90 1e43

to bag gun powder produced at the
nearby Radford Ordnance Works,
would be constructed on the out
skirts of the town.
Overnight, thousands poured into
Dublin from every State in the
Union. The hum of construction
work echoed through the day and
night. people swarmed around the
narrow streets, cafes were crowded,
the Government had to construct
a new post Office to care for the
overflow population.
New business establishments
popped up, the building of houses
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Alexandra Policemen
Going to Stute School

Four members Of the Alexandria
police force will 60 to Richmond TO-
morrow for a weeks training in tha
State police school.
Capt. Edgar Sims, chief of police,
said that Andrew Strothers, George
P. Rush, George T. Crowder, and
Warren j. Martin will take the
training course.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Dublin Becomes Ghost Town
As War Prosperity Suspends

only about 500 people around this
Pulaski County town and knew prac-
tically every one of them, will al
ways remember Dublin as a boom
town like you see in the movies and
read about in the newspapers.
He remembers the day the Gov
ernment announced that the New
River Ordnance Works, scheduled
Evening star., 1943-06-20
BY the Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Va, June 19.-The man
on the street in this once-famous
cattle shipping community is begin
ming to breathe normally once again,
because the whirl of a busy crowd is
gone.
The average Dublin citizen, who
Tor years was accustomed to having
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Chamber Meeting Slated

Before recessing for the summer,
the Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
will hold, its regular monthly meet
ing at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Be-
thesda County Building. The new
president. E. E. Bass. will announce
membership of the committees.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

River Ordnance Works. Only q
skeleton crew is maintained to pro-
tect the property and provide for
maintenance.
There are plenty of empty houses,
apartments, rooms. Prices are TAX
ing tumble. Compared to the Dub
lin of year ago, this is now
ghost town. Life is rapidly returning
to q normal tempo.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
YARDLEY

"Lavendomeal' The perfect
bath luxury scented with Yardley's
famous English Lavender
Softens and perfumes bath water
Luxurious and fragrant.
.Sl.l0
English Lavender Water"
Yardley's famous English Lavender
Water, an old favorite that's ever
new and appealing. Mother will
sprinkle it on all her hankies, her
lingerie ----------*Sl.OO
Bond Street" Dustine Powder -.
Yardley's refreshing Bond Street
busting powder. 81 -ounce box with
fluffy white powder puff. Attrac-
lively put up in red, white and
blue box! mot sketched.) Isl. so
Evening star., 1943-05-04
LOVELY LUCITE

LOVELY LUCITE
Picture Frame A beautiful.
lasting gift. Sxl0" picture frame
made Of heavy, cleaning Lucite.
See Mothers picture above.
Hair Brush Made with strong
Nylon bristles. Sparkling Lucite
handle and frame. A practical and
sure to be appreciated gift!
S2.98
Hand Mirror Large hand
mirror framed with heavy Lucite.
In the novel "Question.Msrk' de-
sign. Match this with the picture
frame and hair brush listed above.
$3.50
Evening star., 1943-05-04
HARRIET
HUBBARD AVER

Pink Glover" Gift Set The
clean, wonderful odeur of fields of
pink clover is captured in Harriet
Hubbard Ayers Pink Clover
Cologne and Bath Powder. At
tractively gift boxed. $3.50
"Ayer Way to Loveliness" Kit -.
This delightful gift set contains
FIVE famous Harriet Hubbard Aver
preparations. Luxuria Cream,
Beautifyine Face Cream, Night
Cream, Beautifyins Mask and Skin
Lotion. Gift boxed. $3.50
"Honeysuckle" Cologne A
sweet, appealing cologne with the
true honeysuckle fragrance. A per.
feet summer cologne Mother will
enjoy using. *S1.15
Evening star., 1943-05-04
COTY

"Airspun' Face Powder :. Coty's
famous "Airspun" face powders in
the delightful Coty fraerances, in
cluding: L'Aimant, L'Origan, Paris.
Chypre and Emeraude. Choice of
several Aatterins shades. *S1.0O
L'Aimant Perfume Coty's
provocative L'Aimant perfume -.
("The Maenet0. She'll love its
haunting fragrance. Or choose
L'Orikan, Emeraude, Paris or
Chypre perfumes by Coty. *S5 90
Evening star., 1943-05-04
HUDNUT

"Gemey' Perfume Surprise
and delight Mother with a bottle
of Hudnut's world famous Gemev
perfume. She'll adore its heady
fragrance. *S2.75
''Du Barry Guest Soap :. Six
cakes of Du Barry guest soap!
Delicately perfumed, dainty and
pure For her own private
use and indulgence. ISL. 90
Evening star., 1943-05-04

always remembers
How used snugge her and Mmne smell good
always the Notwithstanding perfumes and coognes
vowed that when you'd her under with lovely YGu
assortment of world perfumes and cone bath powders
gift other beautiful gifts
she'll surely
Evening star., 1943-05-04
LUXURY
POWDER MITT

Dainty, Reliable powder mitt.
Choice of pink, maize, blue or white.
Complete with 4 ounces Of de.
licious Apple Blossom" bath
powder. Packed in a lighthearted
blue and white gift box. 90
Evening star., 1943-05-04
EARLY
AMERICAN

"Old Spice" Sewing Kit :. Quaint
Early American wood veneer box
with bright red pin-cushion top!
Contains Old Spice Toilet Water,
Talcum, Bath Salts and a generous
size cake of soap! Everything to
keep her dainty. *S1.OO
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
GRATA NoTIcIA

acknowledgements nos hemos en-
terado que ell dia primero del en-
trante mes de agosto empezara a
prestar sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
a la Clfnica "Dr. A. A. Gonzalez,
un estimado amigo del c~ronista, ell
DIR. Juan Silverio, medico director
de la sociedad Cfrculo Cubano y
propietario de la clinica Gel Nj
no."
Los asociados de esta popular
Clinica encontraran en- ell DR.. Sill
verio al professional amable y STEM
pre- dispuesto a servir a los que
sufren.
Felicitamos a la direction por
haber adquirido en- beneficio de
sus asociados los servicios del DR..
Juan Silverio, al que deseamos
muchos exitos en- su nuevo cargo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
HoGAR FELIZ

Con ell advenimiento de una her
mosa nina ha aumentado grande-
mente la algeria de los esposos
Charles e Isabel Cuellar. Frut1
primero de su feliz union fatri-
monial.
Ell nacimiento tuvo lugar en- la
tarde de aver, en- Ell Sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano.
Tanto la mama como la nena
gozan de perfe eta salud.
Felicitamos a los orgullosos pa
pas y abuelitos paternos, desean-
doles que puedan yer crecer sana
Y dichosa a su hijita.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
PARA NEW YORK

Con Ell prop6sito de pasar dos
semanas de vacaciones en- la "Ba-
bel de Hero" parti6 en- la tarde
de aver Ell apreciadO joven H6c-
tor Gonzalez.
En- la gran ciudad visitara ia
miliares y lugares de inter6s.
A III regresO Sc alistara como
vOluntario en- la marina de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Lo felicitamos por su decision.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
LA FUNCION
DEL VIERNES

Como prometieramos en- nues-
tras notas de aver, con sumo gus
to vamos a dar detalles de la fun
ci6n que sc efectuar ell entrante
Viernes en- ell teatro del Centre
A~sturiano, por ell Club Educativo
Infantil.
Los ninos integrantes del club
educativO seran los encargados de
llevar a escena, en- primer termi-
no, la comedia "QUE FAMILIA",
la que ha sido ensayada por espa-
clio de dos meses.
En- la segunda parte ~.presenta-
ran un soberbio acto de varieda-
DIES, con los nihos del Club Y otros
que galantemente Sc han brindado.
Ell prop6sito de la function es
crear fondos para i%naugurar su
casa club.
La obra que persigue ell tutor,
Sr. Manuel Cabrera, es ayudar a
los que por sus esccasos recursos,
v teniendo vocaci6n bien para ell
canto y la m1sica permanecen en-
la oscuridad sin poder recibir a
yuda de sus progrenitores.
Dara comienzo a las ocho y Guar
to en- punto de la noche, promi-
ti6ndose que terminara antes de
las once.
Muy m6dicos son los precios de
entrada: soc los mayores y 15c
los memories.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
DE vAcAcIoNEs

BESIDE ell sabadO Sc encuentra
visitando a sus familiares ell Sar-
gento de nuestro EjercitO Amman
do Gonzalez, Ell que procede de San
Louis.
En- la vista que nos hiciera en-
la tarde de aver, nos manifesto
cue esta esperanto Sc lie Ordene
incorporates a la Academia de
Miami, donde cursara estudios
para Official.
Permanecera entire ~nosotros has
ia ell sabado de la presente Sc
mana.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

principle que coloca la autoridad
gubernativa en- ell pueblo, en- Ell
pueblo solamente. Para los fran
ceses no puede haber otro simbolo
sino la Francia misma, que tras-
ciende a todos los partidos, q todas
las personalities y a todos los
grupos: los f~ranceses wien verda-
deramente en- la gloria de su gran
patria."
"Uno de los fines que persegui-
mos, tai como 10 expresamos en- ID
Declaration del Atlantico, es ell de
restaurar, en- los pueblos que &C.
tualmente Sc encuentran bajo ell
yugo del invasor, la direction de sus
propios destinos. No debe existiI
IA menor duda, bajo ningun puntos
de la understandable decision de las
Naciones midas en- devolver a los
pueblos oprimidos sus mas plenos
v sacrosantos derechos."
ia soberanfa francesa reside en-
ell pueblo de Francia."
"Hoy dia este pueblo Sc halls
dominado por la OPPRESSION mas bar
bara, pero en- la libertad de manana
cuando los franceses v u compa'
neros de armas de las Naciones
midas hayan barrido al enemige
del suelo frances, ell pueblo sabre
dar nuevamente expression I 81
libertad creando un gobierno ue 81
propia selection"
"iVivan la libertad, la igualdat
Y la fraternidadl Viva Francial'
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

anana de aver fue tras-
"a su hogan, 938 de la
Eenida, la Sra. Frances
leferido hospital recibio
hlido una delicada inter
u~ir1rgica, de la que Sc
hbleciendo rapidamente.
aia de aver fue visitada
|rosas amistades y fami-
IS mejores deseos por su
bible cimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
mo

IA recluido en- ell Sanato-
Asturiano ell apre-
higo Pedro Sierra, resi-
Ia barriada ~westampena.
\ que lie aqueja no es de
ldado. Sc lie ha recomenda-
|uto reposo.
plista hace 'ruegos por ell
del amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

Segdn sus palabras ha sidO
TRANSFERRED para uno de nuestros
campamentos locales. Durante sus
vacaciones residira en- ell hogan de
su mama 1925 de la Gale Union,
en- West Tampa.
Bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
DEL
ASTURIANO

falta de espacio, de-
.nsignar la function ce-
Dasado Domingo por la
lleros Leales de Anne
eatro del Centre Astu-
con verdadero placer,
d ella nuestro lugar
sabido de tOdos, esta
Eerific6 para la compra
IS, los que seran envia-
Oldados americanos que
an luchando en- distin-
sscena por segunda vez
zarzuela "Las Musas
iendo la representation
ha del agrado del pu-
TIA Alvarez no pudo
.prohibirselo un contra
bra tiene con ell club
Hi-Hot''.
n1meros de varieda-
en- ell trans
Obra, todos muy boni-
muchos aplausos
,istas.
la function puede ca
grandioso. Obras como
realizarse mas
honor a los soldados
s~lerosamente nos d.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
DE VISTA

Sc encuentra en- Tampa ell sar-
gento telegrafisat Carlos Dfaz, ell
que sc halla estacionado en- Pana-
ma City, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

AFORTUNADO A
MUNDI.-Este eS I'm pc
oueno -"coatimundi" naci-
do recientemente en- ell
parque .zool6gico Griffith
Park, en- Los Angeles. LIE
acaricia Ann Trincha.
Procede ell animalito de
la America del Sur.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

froneio trosciende a fodos los pOrtidos,
Declare 81 presidenfe Roosevelt en-
I'm eIoeuente mensoie al pueblo frances
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

CONTINUATION publ
III camOs Ell te9tO fntegrO del
mensGje dirigidO pOr Ell presi-
dente Roosevelt al pueblo
frances en- commemorative
del DtG de Ia RGstilLG, en- Ell
cGGI declare Ell primer mani
dat0rio de los EstGdos UnidOs
que FrGnciG trGsciende
todOs los pGrtidOs, persOnGti-
dddes y gTupos:
@EL IA de julio es para to-
II dos los pueblos de la
Terra que estan dedicados a
os ideales de la libertad I'm
lila de jubilo. En- los Estados
Unidos 10 celebramos este ano
con entusiasmo especial, pues
la Francia immortal ha rea-
hrmado una vez mas, en- heroi-
cas- CIRCUMSTANCES, su gran
deza y su gloria"
"En este aniversario de la fechs
en- que ell pueblo frances alcanz6 su
libertad, deseo recalcar que los
principles fundamentals que gufar
nuestras democracias emanan de la
rebellion de las colonias inglesas de
America y de la revolution fran
cesa. La piedra angular lie nues-
ira estructura democratica es ell
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-06-19
Rom Pasture and Oil Land

to prove that commercial produe-
ton did not extend that far south.
That was the expressed theory. ViO-
lation of that rule-of-thumb was all
that was needed to transform ram
pasture into rich oil land.
Another rule that has grown up
in Kelvin field-and we must ad-
NIT that we long subscribed to the
rule-was that when oil is found
in the Sunburst sand, there viii be
no oil in the Madison lime below.
Why that shonld be true, none
knows. Why there should be no oil
below a strata of water at the top
of the lime, none knows but the
rule likewise exists. Both are re-
spected.
The rule of no-oil- -Sunburst-
sand-production blew up with a
bang this week as a big well came
in on the Swazey farm, in the Sun
burst discovery pool producing
from the Madison lime. The Swazey
farm has two of the first wells
drilled in the field. Incidentally,
this pool was discovered Just 81
years ago last week. The Texaco-
Swazey flowing well was a fine
celebration of the Sunburst dis
cOvery well anniversary. The two
original Swazey wells found oil in
the Sunburst sand. They have pro-
duced around $4,000 worth Of oil,
with a remarkable record of longiv-
ity. But it was generally agreed
that no oil would be found in the
lime below producing Sunburst sand.
The Texas company recently took
over this farm from Ohio Oil Co.
and in violation of the traditional
superstitution, drilled on down to
the lime.
The rank and file of the oil in.
dustry is not given to violating
traditional rules. East Texas was dis
covered by q man who was 50
Ignorant" that he drilled on the
flank rather than the top of an
uplift, thus bringing in one of the
greatest oil pools in the world. In
exactly the same manner, the Drum
hellers, misguided by false geology.
drilled north of Cut Bank and
brought in Montana's greatest oil
field. Everyone knows these thing
knows that presidents make th'