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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-23
Ohio Oil Completes Flowing
Well In Oregon Basin Field

Well In Oregon
CASPER Completion of flowing
well making 400 Dbl. per day was re-
ported this week in Oregon Basin field
It is Ohio Oil eompany's Custer Pc
troleum No. 4, producing from the EN-
bar sand. Ohio has two other wells
testing production, two drilling and
three waiting for rotary rigs.
In Elk Basin, where a 15000-bbl.
well was found in the Tensleep sand
recently, Minnelusa Oil Co. is starting
a second we'll Part of the crude from
the discovery well is going to the Yale
refinery at Billings and part is going
to the Standard Ohio Oil is waiting
for better weather to complete its first
Tensleep test in the newly opened area
in the south end of Elk Basin.
Bad weather slowed operations dur
ing the week. Following is report of
active operations
AIRPORT -Natrona Co.
Royal Oil-Midert No. l
Sw\BwA swA 26-35N-s0w
Drilling 1886.
BADGER BAsN-Park County
Resolute Oil-Govt. No.
c NEA NWA 17-57N-1O1w
Drilling $500.
BEAVER DoME-weston County
Brorby No.
NV NEA NWA 13-44N-62W
Drilling 3547.
BIG sublette County
Howell No.
C SWA SWA 27-3ON-113W
Shut down 246s.
Howell No. 2
NV NEA SEA 32-3ON-112w
Abandone2> 1880.
Wyoming Petroleum Corp. No. l
NV NEA NWA 3-29N-113W
Shut down 1868.
BONANZA ANTICLRE Big Horn
County
Carl Merz-Menger No. l
NE NEA SEA 22-49N DIV
Shut down 535.
BYRON FIELD-Big Horn County
Ohio Mishler Badger No. l.
Lot ia. 56-97W
Drilling 4324
Taylor oil-Govt, No. 2
C SEA sWA Lot 4 Sec. 25-56N- 97W
Installing pump, 5469.
Ohio Pryde-w Wiley No. 1
NwA NWA 25-56-97W
Testing production 1852.
BUNKER HILL-Carbon County
Superior Oil-Brimmer No. l
CIVIL NwA NEH S2-27N-s9W
Shut down Afor winter S91S
CIRCLE RIDGE-Fremont County
Continental Oil-Shoshone 767
NV NWA SWA 6-6N-2W
Completed SCI feet. $50 Dbl. per day
DEWEY DIsTRICT-weston County
W. H. Connor-State No. l
NV SWA NEA 36-42N-61W
Drilling $500.
EAST ROCK RIvER-Albany County
Fuerst Oil Dev.-Bawlby No. l
NwA SEX 2s-2l-76W
Drilling 600
ELK BASIN FIELD-Park County
Minnelusa Oil-Henderson No. /
NE NEA NEA S1-5SN- cow
Producing 1900 Dbl
Minnelusa Oil-Henderson No. .
NE NWA NEA 31-5SN- cow
Rigging up First report).
Ohio-Mack oPC A No.
Sec 30-5S-99
Old total depth 1902; plugged bacl
to 2S70. Rigging up.
FOSSIL FIELD-Lincoln County
Harris-Govt. No. l
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BOX
Tuesaas evenings couie dyvn
sna enlss playing bEneo with
oar friends Deiense STAMPS are
gwen - prizes ana > small aa
mission IS charged
On Wednesdays. ENJOY inia
nal dancing snd games q yoaf
chasce
On THURSDAYS. the buildlng ans
is equipment and facilities s.
fogzs many houEs Of pleasure h
tnase wha wauld Ike to danet
laformallg Last Thursday eve
msng. the Officers Wives Cub en-
tef1alnea Their husbands and
TRENDS Il AZ informal dance coin
nsemofating Navy Das. Mans
gaHass and dancing ere ensoyea
auflng tae evening ana delicious
n EreshmentS we're served inciud
IA sandwiches punch and cake
Fraay evenings are always
popular al the USO wiih the teen
ayers TBe bows and girls are
well ehapcroneo and everyone
ass 3 grand time Chaperunes foe
the evening tins week VIII be
Mrs. Walter Galley. Mrs p "
Cox. and Mrs c e Briggs
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Escaiawpa

PYivase and Nh L0rsn Lynn Of
Seattle WASH returnea MONDAY
after > seeks visit n the hagne
81 tfaeif panenis AE aHn Mrs
Maud Lynn and Asr and Mrs l.
Eelas
AS vii Ruoerts departed pn
Fr8dav for > visit II Kingston,
Terra with hef dsughseF.
Pxt Lnruv Barnes has returned
e. New Orleans after visit With
hia pzTents. MF end Mrs 4 n
Barnss
NJ and Mrx Ray psuissuu and
ehs larun # Bacaiuka spent thr
weekend wlfh tlseir urscle John
Panizam ana family
Mis- 1anlce AeisEsn spcnt
Thursday and Fraaas n Hattes
burg with reisiive& Heg cousin
MARY Helen Mosax. lclarnro waih
hsf fea 3 visit OF several daxk
Mrs T. J Bridges 81 Aohsie
Ala. sprul the weckseno with
hcr sister and family Nj, and
Mn 5 4 Fatriek
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Elaer J " Evans q lne
Church Of Christ. pHeaehed .
uanaerfai sermon SUNDAY mo4n.
ma ~ the Thfee cFozseS
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Presbyterian
Churches To Observe
Reformation Day

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rlsa pA@AssstiaA chxeh &
Magtacsns9 $50 pxemh ~
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DaR afo waz snna4sfcNa ID a
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eefiisa a. having hHen posspRm
Cd from oVt0ksF e. - Navemu3r
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and y are noN requested s.
hnmaamce th4t d MeIntn
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mannina. oxiotzr 81 At lim
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81 kIA tHA Gers service 0EaH
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Az the casesassaa 81 thse gFsaa
mareh. TIRE couples forRnea . We.
tory Y IN fhe center q lhe hsti
and &c Coast Artillery seFs
followed b the efher songs 81
the VARIOUS hfsuches e service
= Is sung a barge bAfthaaS cake
sas rpt by Mr. TsoFnas and
everyone Ea3ayaa the punch ana
eake served by fhe Sea4og Hos
aexsax chapefuBes f0r tae eve
ulne Bob McSlaslns hcestef
Field orchestra tuFuIshea ne ma
sac g-hapexones NeFe Mrs Mi
afea Fre1erH Ms Clifton SAL
eser ana Mrs. Henry Bogaann
On SATURDAY, evening next Nh<
Gnla Service Organization uhl
suarsoz . script dssacs 81 TIE
form 81 at eia fashioned na
IeNs 81 par7s and dance Aamis-
sion uil b. charged Bob he
Glaslas ChaeilsIns fruu keeaief
Field &ili furnish the music
Come and enloy oucksng appAes
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81 nan lor everyone
Don't forget Community sang
ma o. SUNDAY nights lis . 81
Of fun and you'6 enley i veEs
much
Monday evenings come euan
and pIae q game with some o.
your friends We nave a. knss
including backgammon hlngo
ehecgerS chess chung peg cfIo-
bage sln ramHs aceY aucey
pamiaeo maneuvefs. aue mlnia
tare baseball Yea may also
aanca i yau wssa hs the Hake
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Big palnt. visited 10 the saane
81 NJ and Mrs Mrs Clay Burn
SIDE SUNDAY
walteF Beehici q New Orleans
Nas . visitor IN the hnule 81 las
SISTER. Am Amelia Nelson
M snd Ms r S Smith II
Bogaasa spent thls week vlsli
ne ! a the haue Fl she former S
sister. Mna. J. p Ne au
NJ and Mgs Ben Breanae and
daunhtes bste returned ffam VS.
Itaar II SiaaH ana SumuaH
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sun Wi have paa.Am aasolines 81 amasint power and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
WAVE,
Navy Man
Wed at lie
Photo by Times star Photographsr

George w. Pearce Jr.. aviation
machinist's mate, SIC, and Mary j.
Buckley, seaman, DC, started their
Today honeymoon today and
Crosse lie naval air station has
its first all-navy romance since
the WAVES ed onto the
island.
The whole station turned out
for the wedding which was held
in flower dec4led recreation hall
where Chaplain Rainus A. Lind
quist officiated.
WAVE Buckley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Buckley Of DeS
Moines, Ia, were present, as were
the George w. PearceS of 12741
Catalpa, Wyandotte, the bride
groomS parents.
Both bride and bridegroom
wore their dress whites" for the
ceremony.
II was n whirlwind Courtship
for the bride, who reported at the
base June 10. Pearce enlisted be-
fore Pearl Harbor.
After the ceremony there was
A navy wedding reception. From
Robert G.. Armstrong, station
commander, came a wedding
present-that Today leave for
the honeymoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
.WPB Official
In Detroit Quits

Hugo A. Weisbrodt, deputy di-
rector of the War Production
Boards Detroit office in charge
of production service, has re-
signed. it was announced today
by Reginal Director ID. j. Hutch
ms. His successor has not been
named.
Weisbrodt came to the WPB
from the Chicago office of Inter-
national Harvester Co. Prior 10
his service with the international
Harvester, he was with Stude-
baker for 1S years, and was di-
vision superintendent of Stude-
bakers Jefferson avenue plant
here during World War /.
Weisbrodt will return to Inter.
national Harvester on special as
signment in connection with thai
company's war production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
btrikesCostIy
10 Employees,
.LB Aide Says

FLINT. July % CUP)-Edwin
;. Nitte, chairman Of the regional
Mar Labor Board. told members
the Chamber Of Commerce that
Fnce the Michigan board began
|perations "all strikes in this
|egion have gotten the strikers
precisely nothing, but in many
distances they have cost them a
|ood deal in addition TO the wages
bst while they were out"
"The belief that prevails
widely in this region that the
way 60 get special attention or
some other advantage IL through
|going on strike. is completely
false" Witte said.
He said that in all instances
where there were strikes, cases
depending before the WLB were
put on ice" until the men went
Jack 10 work.
Witte revealed that in the recent
thrysler and Ford foremen strikes
Il Detroit the board interviewed 10
|revent wholesale discharge OF
|trikers. He said the Ford fore
hen went back 10 work without
(etting any concessions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Burglar Shot
Robbing Tavern

A burglar was shot and crit
ically wounded early today when
Lincoln Park police surprised him
robbing a tavern at 2017 Fort.
The victim. William G.. Ray, %,
of S247 Rathbone, is in Wyan-
dotte General Hospital, shot in
the chest.
Jack Lucas, who lives above his
tavern. saw the man inside the
premises and called police. When
Patrolmen Perry Heath and Os-
valid Porter entered the store.
Ray ignored a warning TO halt
and started for the door. they
said. Police reported he had
taken S25 from the waitress tip
box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
2 Explain
Theft of
$500

Two Kentucky bellies, lisping in
soft southern drawls before Re
corders Judge John J. Maher, told
how they had stolen money be-
cause they thought lit would be
fun" and then got frightened
when they found they obtained
$500.
The young girls were appearing
as states witnesses in the exami-
nation of Jack Pomerantz. %, 221
F.. Willis, charged with receiving
stolen property-to wit the $500
from them.
Fred Seattle. an out-of-town auto
salesman, complainant in the case
and referred TO during the testi-
mony as the smiling Irishman,"
claimed that the money was taken
from his hotel room, July Is.
Dorothy Cope, q, with larceny
charges pending against her, adj
mitted taking the money and then
telling her friend, Bardia Ander-
son, 20, also named on the war
rant. about it as they left the
hotel after visiting Scaife.
"Bardla drove us over TO see
POmerantZ and we gave him the
money. He told us IL we got
picked up to lie out of IL,
Judge Maher ordered PomerantZ
bound over for trial on bond of
SS OO0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Ford Case
Goes 10
NLRB

The NLRB today assumed juris-
diction in the dispute between the
Ford Motor Co. and the Fore
mans Association Of America
Edwin +. WItte, regional WLB
chairman, was instructed to set up
panel 20 hear the facts in the
case and report them 10 the ma
tional board without recommended
ton.
The dispute resulted I'm a strike
Of several hundred foremen June
19 AT the Rouge plant.
The strikers returned 10 work
June n, bur again walked out
charging that time cards OF s. of
their number had been pulled by
the company. They returned again
June - after IL was agreed that
the dispute would be referred 20
the WLB.
Also to be aired at the hearipE
viii DO the unions contention that
the company recognize II AS col
lective bargaining agent for all
Ford foremen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Hearing Opens
In GIN Dispute

The public hearing before a
WLB panel on the dispute be-
tween the UAW-CIO and the Cen
eral Motors Corp. opened today in
the Penobscot Building.
The hearing, first of its kind
here under the Smith Connolly
anti-strike law, was conducted by
Ralph T. Seward, public member
of the three-man panel. Milton
M. Murray, president of the
American Newspaper Guild, is
representing labor. and William
Bainton. New York attorney, is
the industry representative.
The union is asking establish
ment OF postwar security fund,
industry wide sterilization of
wages and increased vacation pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Sin Auto Held
In Strong Aiming

Arrested after a police bullet
crippled their automobile, two
men and a woman were held for
investigation today in the strong
arming of Oscar Lawrence, 35, Of
$685. Monica.
Held were Harry Sokolnicki, 81,
Of 1892 Ward; George Ward. %,
and his wife, Marie, 20, of 1850
Strathmore. Patrolman Russell
Copeland and Marvin Raetzel of
the accident prevention bureau.
said they saw Lawrence fall from
the trio's car at 1880 a. m. on
Wyoming near Lynden.
Copeland fired three times al
the car driven by Sokolnicki and
one bullet lodged in the battery
under the hood. Lawrence. who
was treated at BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital for bruises. said he had
been lured into the car and
beaten by Ward after a quarrel
in a tavern. Lawrence asserted
that $50 had been taken from his
pocket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
"a Liquor Dealers
In Detroit Punished

Eleven Detroit district liquor
dealers were fined from S25 10
$50, and licenses Of i3 others were
suspended five TO 10 days by the
Michigan State Liquor Control
Board.
Most Of the Violations were
ignoring Of regular selling hours.
serving 20 minors. and permitting
intoxicated patrons 10 loiter~ on
the premises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Il. Comdr. Murphy
Returning 10 Duty

1t. Comdr. George Murphy, for
her recorders court judge, re-
|lrns TO active duty Monday as
commander Of a Monterey. Cal,
avail base, his brother, Supreme
fourt Justice Frank Murphy, re-
|ealed today.
1t. Comdr. Murphy suffered a
(ouble fracture of the spine in an
|irpIane crash two months ago.
Justice Murphy IS spending his
|acation in Detroit and at the
|amily home in Harbor Beach
|ntil September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Fire Races Warehouse

Fire officials today were at
tempting to determine the origin
of two-alarm blaze which yes
terdaX destroyed a warehouse at
the Tinwood Pipe and Supply Co,
1850 Linwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
New Postal Branch
Expected in Flint

FLINT, July 23-Another step
toward establishment Of the pro-
posed East Side post office 10
expedite mail delivery in that Sec
ton, today was noted with the
appearance here of postal inspec-
tors who surveyed the project and
sent favorable reports to, Wash
ingtnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Army Ahead Of Schedule

CHICAGO, July % CUP)-Lt.
Gen. Somervell said today that
the u. S. Army was ahead of its
timetable and that the problem
now is moving supplies to the
points where they were needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Spread your Victory
Garden override WinterI

It's patriotic TO make your own
Home DcbVdrntor. Easy 20 build
by following simple diagram and
directions. Cheap and practical.
Now is the time! Just send Sl.00
for full instructions and design
drawings to: Dufie Products,
Dept. d, Lake County, Wilson, Ill.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
STILL STEPPING

But you get to dance, of course
Producer Stone continued. only
there's a logical reason for the
dancing While you're working as
a press agent We cut back a couple
of times to show you're still dane
ing in the show. But we'll keep the
dancing to a minimum. Only three
numbers"
"It can't be true" Eleanor said.
why, in seven years at M-G-M
there never was a logical reason for
my dancing. In one picture I did
nine numbers"
Il know" said Producer Stone. II
saw those pictures. Sensations of
1914 will be different. You'll be diff
ferent, You'll he different. You're
going to act. That is, if you want
to be in the picture?'
IF I want to be in the picture?
Arc you kidding? This is what I've
been waiting for
You'll be sensational" said Pro-
ducer Stone, reaching for contract
Eleanor Powell signed it.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
Roosevelt Cites
Disease Fight

NEW YORK, Dec. l6 tUP) -
President Roosevelt, in message
in connection with the forthcoming
drive for funds to fight infantile
paralysis, proclaims that "surrend-
er of disease on the home front
must also be unconditional
There can be no armistice with
the crippler," the presidents mes
sage said.
The eleventh annual appeal for
funds to battle the disease will be
conducted between January ID and
81. Basil O'Connor, president of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, announced. The drive will
be climaxed by nationwide celebra-
tions of the presidents birthday.
Epidemic areas in 1943 included
California, Texas, Oklahoma, Illi-
nois. Kansas, Connecticut, Utah,
New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and
Washington. O'Connor said Polio
also struck in epidemic force at
Honolulu and in the Argentine.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
CHARACTER CHANGE
Eleanor's face frightened.

Eleanor's face frightened.
You mean," she said. 1T don't
play a country girl who makes her
entrance in the first reel carrying
a suitcase and announcing, I'm n
dancer? And the producer of the
show says, oh, yeah, sister. Thas
] gotta eee.' II always happens in
all my pct"
But it CceSn't happen in this
picture, stone said. You DON'T
play a country girl Then you help
stage q big musical show. Only get
this = you DON'T dance in the
show"
Eleanor Powell did double take.
You mean," she gasped, Il sit in
the audience and WATCH the
show? Why, it's never happened
before. lists wonderful"
Right said Producer Stone.
you see, you're dancer. working
in another show, but you're trying
to make good as an executive with
an advertising agency. You want to
quit show business"
Eleanor did triple take.
Il don't want to be a dancer! I
don't want to be a star! This is
wonderful"
OF course it's wonderful" said
Producer Stone. And then guy
falls in love with you. We give you
the glamor treatment by NOT
showing your legs
"Mr. Stone" said Eleanor, Il love
you
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
HOLLYWOOD
gY FRSKINE JOHNSON

II looks like 1914 Is going down in
einematic history as the year Holly
wood discovered the rest of Eleanor
Powell. Yes, s,r, Producer Andrew
Stone looked als1nd I'll other day
and there was Eleanor. She wasn't
dancing and NEST of her highly
publicized legs were hidden beneath
n skirt.
Producer Stone looked at Eleanor
and said he didn't believe it.
You're - feet. your legs he
sputtered.
Whats wrong with my legs?'
asked Eleanor, nervously tapping
her French heel.
They've got n BODY!n said the
producer. Columbus like. Il never
noticed 1t before Always, I've
watched only your feet and legs
when YOU were dancing" Andy
took another look. why. this is
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
INDEPENDENTS PROSPER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 CUP =
Price controls and rationing have
been an unexpected blessing for the
nations independent stores, whose
sales increased los per cent this
year while chain store sales were
Up only 3.5 per cent, the depart
ment of commerce reported We'd
nesday. The department said the
independents increase to $48,300,-
0O0,C90 in total sales showed that
wartime restrictions have been
more favorable to the merchandise
ing methods of independents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday in combination with the
Sunday POST-PRESS, by the imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
St, FL Centre. Calf.
Paul Jenkins. Publisher
and President
A. C. Johnston. Vice-President and Ad-
vertising Manager; Mrs. Logan II.
Jenkins, Secretary.
Member United Press, California News
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives.
Rates, uncluding Sunday Post-Press):
Single copy &c, carrier paid-in-ad-
Nanre: month. S100. ) months.
g. 70 months. S5.25 l year. S100
~ Mail. | month 81. 90. 3 months
3 so months. 81 30. | year. So. 90.
Outside Of Callfornis 51.0o per month
flat.
Entered AZ ~ Centre. Calf, post
affire a. md class mat
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16

sensational We won't even show
your legs"
Eleanor looked puzzled.
I'VE won't even show my legs in
What?"
This musical I'm going to pro-
duce," Stone said. ITS called Sen
sations of 1914 And you're going
TO be the biggest sensation in the
picture. You'll dance little, sure.
But you'll act, too. It's great role
you play an unscrupulous, wise
cracking press agent"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16
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David Roberts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Roberts, has been trans
ferred to Yale university for a four
months course. He is taking train
ing as an aviation engineer. He
was graduated from Semour john
son, N. G.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16

Private James E. Slusher. and
Mrs. Slusher were visiting friends
and relatives in Ell Centre this
week. Private Slusher is detailed
with a medical corps stationed at
the Hoff General hospital at Santa
Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-16

Among the men stationed at the
University of Cincinnati is Private
William B. Vinzant, son of l.. e.
Vinzant of the BraWley area He is
one of the soldiers students taking
specialized training and who hopes
to return to college after the war
is over