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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

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gei gmbrponen al1f friiber stlfe
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felt luo tperoen 5u 2auf- lnb Slug
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.Menld cine f6rperlibe gntpidlu,rg,
bie iebes sier burdIauft, ridt nit
nabt lurb iih 10 bic uSreibeit' be-
tpabrt. Ser Merib miro eben nidt
burb oas Organ belebrt lmb eefiibrt,
ioaoern bnrd feinen geiltigen Ser
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es ieine Srgane beiiBt; alles, mas es
fann, mahit linn at, tpie Die 2eibes-
organe lno gena1 nit ibnen. Ser
Menid oagegeu lit nab Dem @ort
bon Bico bella Miran6ola ELM 0@e.
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Mnf benl 9ol3lueg

Sm oel,ti6en Spradgebraltb lit
oteies alte gsort bonn uSol5meg"
gleibbeoeutenb nit Srrtpee. @er alio
amf eillem &ol5tpege fib befitoet, lit
auf eineln Sssrrmeg, Der i'm ni6t on
Elm eritrebenspertes 3iel bringt. giel-
leidt be6eibnet bieies alte bertfGe
@ort aln beiten Die @ebanfengdtge
Der erIten Game nnieres 2a1tbes,
Srau eleanor 9eooiene1t Jralt Nooie.
|aelt tit obne 3tpeiel cine geiftig reg
jante 0ame lr1o mobl allb nidt obne
lnebr als ourbldnittlibe geiItige Gda-
higteiten. slber lie bat INNER tpieber
ge5eigt, oaB el1ttpeoer ibr Die redten
@rullblagen fir elm 0enfe1t entlang
ben briitliben 8enflinien feblen, ooer
|naB tie einfacb IN ibrer gan5er 8enfart
ol1f -SSrrnege,t 1T infolge elmer Siat-
ueigung 5lt raoifalen &ibtlngen. @ie
benl altb INNER ieL ibr S6reiben 1tab
Heoen erregen imlner pieber bon 3eit
gu Belt ben @ioeriprud) aler poittip
tbriitlib benferben areiIe. Sic bat
ieirer5eit nit ibrer 8efiiriportl.tg Der
@eburtenfontroue ii6 in bireftelt @e..
seniob eefeat SIT l1nierer bri1tliden
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Sen J0roerung Der oireft fommut1i.
| 1tiiben Stgenoorga1liiationen bat fie
ipeber Ser Sade bes @laubens noh
Der bes gnterlanbes einen Die1rit ge-
leiifet. Mit ibrer bor einiser 3eit gez..
gebete,1 grflarung, baB Der geri6t
oer SI. S9rift bon Mban1 1nb gna
| |tpifiellfAaftli9 1ribt baltbar let bat
| |fie iid often als ,lnelaa,big erflart.
Wenn fie MIR irge1o Elm tDeibli6er
,MauItrun1pf" mdre, be1l1 lnan in Der
|Megel ,;piel Scare lano ipenig redfen
lgeritorrb" norgibt, 10 brau6te r1an
tein @ort bariiber 5at berlieren Mber.
init bent Mnieben, bas Nun einr1aI ei-
ner Sran bes 9rditberten eieen lit,
Eleiben aln5tpeifelbait lire @orte a,ibt
|bei allen obne ginbrud. giele, Sic nod
tpeniger griinblid als lie felbit ben.
ten, rebmen Die bon ibr berausgabte
,Beisbeit" fir bare Miinae i,nb rid.
ten iid ba1ad. Desban lit almiomebr
bebauerIif ltlro fam 1ridt l1ntpiser-
iproden bIeiben, tpas fie a,n 8. Nai,
entiprebeno BEN geri9ten IN ser
Nrefie, als einen @runoias fiir inaee
2el,te bingeitent BOT. 3n elmer @rup-
Re BON S1genoliben fagte fie, es gdbe
feinea1 @runb, tuesbalb elm iltnger
Meni1 rriht elmer rabifdIen (o. j., ID,
beiitisen gerbdltnifien 4fomrnnttifti--
fden) Srgnniintion beitretea ioae:,
usSiirbtet ellb mn nidt tpegen Sra.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
Mns BEN Getifesfampf nnierer 3ett

Gte @npaliung an bic llmtpelt utb
bie 2ebensiueiie lit bein1 MenIdel1
gang anbers ais I'M 5ierreihe. SIM
gierreid berridt oie Hegel Ser for
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segen paBt iib iiberforperlid an, in
Dem er itd) init ieinem gerftanb llno
init ben &drben, Die Die @eii1n1gen
oes 8erItanoes ausfiibren, anpaBt.
Der Menid bat feline Saro bepabrt
l,no bebalten, tpdbreno oas Sier, ipie
bie Yaldontologte nnb bic gnbrp=
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

oeiien &0rperlidfeit ane M0gltdfei-
ten einidlieBt I'M 9ienit ieiner freien
@eiitli6feit.
Cine a1oere groBartiee griheirnng
beim @enfhen lit oie 3uriidbalttng
letner forperliben G11tpiflung altG
nod ttad) Ser @ebnrt. 9ns gier er-
.reibt iebr raf6 ieine boIle 5ertisfeit,
&raft unb 5elbftdnbigfeit, Der Merfb
bleibt lange 3eit f0rperlid] p0flig
bifflos. 9as 5tiaIteben Ser tierii6en
araft beim Menihen fann, nad @e-
abanfen bon Hefalo55i, mn oen Sinll
baben, baB bas Wenlhlihe Ieines
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(SblnB)


f,nbet es ii6 iebr oft in berltedter
8ornL tpie Otto Miiller benlerft. sM.
genlein perbreitet 1T Die geeigung,
nidt nnr oie idlimmel1 ionoern aud)
oie gllten Soteu eines Menihen bon
lnten Der 5lt erfldreu. ,,Sinter allen
lealb iebenl perlnuten mir raid irgeno
etn egoiltiibes Stterelie: Sit es ni6t
has @elb, 10 lit es bob oer Gbrgeis,
has @eltungsbebiirfnis, oie Gigenlie'
be luo ser gtuben in irgeno elmer
5orm; mas anoeres nodte es oenn
ioa1lt iein2" ,,SSSn Ser Sdule fragen
mir nah bent gellben ieoes 5ode5 nnb
benfen babel folt allsidlieBlih alt oas
fp1tere 9erlf fslebel1 oes &inoes." 60
offenbart ltcb altf pielen 8ebieten eil1,
1penn' ontb feiner, Materialislnus, Ser
III einen1 unbeipuBten 3meifel an Der
&raft Ger Sbee, in >einem eingefleiIb-
ten Wtibtrauen bem 8enfen gegeniiber
beitebt. 9laes gebort IN Die cine grpBe
2inie bes allgenleinen Materialismus
9ie gauge 2inie lit ntitperantrportlicf,
irenn in elmer 3eit boie 5aten altf-
iprieBen. gs eeliigt l1ibt, iib gegen
biele Saten altf5ulebnen, belrn bie
Saten elmer 3eit BADEN ibre @ur5eln
in ibren Sbeen.
Scr @ieberanfbal1 lnlierer Belt
muB nit Dem @ieberanfbalt Der @eh=
anidalrlng beginner. 8as Ibeinbar
gntlegene lmo slbitrafte ~iit 10 briil-
Genb, lpie faum etipas anberes." ,9lus
nelten Soeell rlliilien mir Die @eidid)te
nell altfbauell" 8as iilb Sdbe bon
albert 5bipeiber, Sic Otto Msuller ii.
a. 5itiert. @ie tpil er MIN elmer ms
naterialiitiide .9enfen periltllfenell
3eit nieoer ben @eg gum @eiltigetl
seigen2
Otto Miiller 5eigt iicb iebr betpan=
bert IN Der 2iteratur bes fla5Iii6en
9umaltisnns @noe bes Is. lno slr=
fang bes 19. Sabrbunberts. MuBer<
Dem bat er cine Geibe moberner 6or-
icber geleien. 3pei iebr anfdanlicbe
8etrabtltngen, ST benen er aus bie-
fer Seftiire gefommen lit, i6einen be-
aGtensmert.
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li6en &anbform. Gergli1en NIT ibr
iiao bie entipre6enben Srgane ser
Siere (oie Branfe bes 2otpet, Ser
6uf bes 8feroes, Ser @rabfuB bes
Maulmllrfs, Ser aletterfuB bes Saul.
tiers, Ser 5liigeI bes @osels, bic Sloi-
fe bes Seebunbes) nab elmer eana be-
itilnnlten 5atigfeit bin eirieitig ipe-
sialiiiert. Sebe oieler 8ilbungen lit
ein pollenoetes, atpedentIpre9etoes
@erf3eug, bas oan1it aber and feit-
.gelest lit. Die n1enidlide @ano oa=
aesen bat ni6ts Werfaeusli6es. lin
hem Sier in ieiner natiirliden 5dbig-
felt uno Satigfeit folsen su fSnaen
bral1dt Ser Wenib .eine fiinit-
lide gsadbilfe: Die 9rante er-
febt er bur6 ben Sammer, Sen @rab-
fuB ourd oie Sboufel, ben Suf ourb
Sen Stiefel, Die Sidelfraae olrd oas
Steigeiien BEN 6liigel bur6 oie Srag-
flide 1,no bie Slofie burb bas guoer.
SSn Dieier 1atiade allein fbon offen=
bort fib oie menidlibe geiitige Srei.
belt: Die Sanb ift nidt ipesialiiiert
nno oamit audi niht beftimmt feitge=
lcgt 1mb gebunoen; iie bleibt in elmer
,.neutralen Brimitibitdt' bic aber ale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF REDEMPIIoN


ANDREW HARTMAN AND HlLDA e.
HARTMAN CAND SUPERIOR INVEST
MINT COD READJusrED HARTMAN
ROCK BONDS DATED JUNE l.eis2s
N0fice Is hereby SVEN % The holders
and owners 81 an of the outstanding
bonds az the Hartman Block, bond IS
size dated JhNe I. 1928. secured hy' trust
indenure. as amended and supplemented,
hereinafter described. mat pursuant 10 the
terms 81 said trust indenture. as amended
and supplemented. said superior Invest Z
meni co. win redeem NE REMAINING
SOL 700 Of bonds 81 said issue now o ~
3s, 81, ag/4s. 50I So 55564 81. g., 90,
~ 20. IS 81 81, az .1pS, fi5 i23fi3t,
1856, I37l 1884, II, 15e, l6i. l6a,
l6s IA. 1918. and Win pay said BOMBS
20 be so redeemed at the Office OF the
EQUITABLE Trust Co 500 Griswold St,
Detroit, Mich, on Dec ]. 1913, ~ par
plus accrued interest 20 Dec. /, 1890, ahu
income tax payment on such interest as
provided IN said bonds, upon presentation
and surrender OF said bonds 20 under
.Sgned with an unpaid coupons thereunte
belonging No interest Will be paid on SAID
bonds 10 be so redeemed after Dec. !,
1913 provided deposit 0f the necessary
funds for such redemption and payment
IS made on or before said date; assurance
satisfactory 20 UNDERSIGNED having been
given by said Superior Investment Co.
that funds for such redemption and pay
ment viii be available on SAID date OF
redemption, as provided IN said inden-
said trust indenture II dated June ],
1a2S aeiResi ieaeeti June T. ICES, recorder
I'm I.iber 2165 OF Mortgages. pages sO-ioT
both Inclusive Wayne county records. on
July g. 1925 executed by Andrew Hart
man and Hlda e. Hartman. his wife.
first parties James j Straus. Trustee
second party undersigned Equitable Trust
Co. a Michigan corporation, being sue
--t-5t-r-t u SHT1 tr1sTUe7. and SttaNs brolh-
ers Investment Co. an Indiana corpora
tion. third party. and WAS smerded ana
supplemented by agreement dated June
lG. 1899 recorded june i6 1899 ~ liher
3iBs az Mortgages, pages 2So-2hS, WAYNE
County records. executed by SMnerlnr- In
-vT--TTTTT Co MIChIgan corporation. as
first party Ghen owner az tse mortEaged
property, Andrew Hartman and Hilda 9.
Hartman as second parties, and under
signed Equitable Trust Co, as Trustee,
third party. IN and by which said agree
ment the original maturity % said bonds
was extended 10 Dec /, 1914 and the
interest rate thereon was modified
Dated oct Is, 1913.
EQUITABLE TRUST CO. TRUSTEE.
BY HUGH 4. LfNhENMAN.
It's President.
GEORGE r. BRAND.
Attorney for said Trustee.
2TO4- % -Rarluul- TaWers
ngtrnif Mich
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HOMER WARREN & COZ
Crosse Point Farms. 321 Moross
NEW HOMES
REAnY Th MOVE ~

READY 10 NONE II
Rent or for sale small down payment and
viii take vuur 10Y IN trU1u
Powers Ave- of Jim Daiy Road
AZ Van Born Road Gail n Il fedlck.
,t-.tt'.fts. III ssf1I -,r-i ny l.CIL.
ONE and one-half story brick home. 2
wears old 3 rooms on FIRST floor. second
floor unfinished Natural fireplace gas alr
conditioned heat. Near Dearborn Country
cub Dearborn li1s for appointment
owner
PASADENA. 2266 Vacant bungalow rrW
floors. reconditioned lg90, 81 600
down owner Tuxedo i-o9i7
PHILIP. mr.. jeff -bedrm Col. gas heat
hrickcote screen porch storm windows.
gar low price Haskin. II. ol-&.
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49,. NJ c.o..mnn. ~ ~
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

sOx275--sewar. water, gas walks, scnool ;
SEQ. near - Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son BradWay Co RA. BOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
on 49, EsTATE

Ar 4lacs insurance 60. funds for good
mortgage loans. iani contracts bought.
Ta HenAel CO.. Hammond bldg CA. 1daa
MORTGAGES
WHITE COLORED WORTGAGE MONEY
HOME AGSOC'rAT Fs-. CA T2i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS

CHICKEN COoP-sxl2. $3.50. labor In
cluded Grand River Lumber RE. oloi.
LL-AlRI.R-e4ag4- f,fstrri1is stfft avafraDIe.
IT, S Housewrecking. la966 DeQuindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
2o6s. BFRKLEY

CAMBRIDGE, 22OS, BEkkLE1
Ssoe DN.-MoVE RIGHT ~
Very aftraciive 5-rm sinele; ale hifof0r
batn Nestlnule. sun upper and base
u}ert gas range BEDFORD $3.50
CRANE,>Mackl secs. q Saams. Neam heat
fireplace ONLY 50 7ao. r'azH 29'a.
DEARBORN (Wyomifg -Michram ~ Five
rooms fA-foat lof Faruee. -. poo
Radcliffe (CentraD, d .Tooms, pNfffn So
rsges $500; terms, lafayette s'ol'
FOURTH AT ALEXANDRINE
FULL PRICE. 81 $50
Eleven rooms. divided into light hougektfp -
ing apartments steam heat Good in-
come 81 coo down. 7 J.. Baker. CA.
o32l or TR 272oe
HOMER WARREN & Coz
GARliEH CITY MODERN SEA- HoMte
. and 3 bedrooms Ready 90 ni1Fc ih
McFARLANE Btos
2q1i4 Ford hd. at Middle BEL. Garden CRY
nEAERoNN 1850
Crosse Point Farms, 321 Moross
Opln. 3-hedroom br buns ale ktchen.
path. MAJ fireplace, gas e. 5oxit0 ioi,
car gar. Haskn. ~ ai22
MACKAY, l2i9t-Slx rooms. bath down,
three and bath up AN brick new Io1if
fWu-c8r garage steam heat ten tons coal
be- furniture 81 desired Townsend '-A'al.
MODERN broom bungalow, white spcco
on cinder block priced rikni Tor cash
sale owner, 2f43o FORD Road. Dear
born GisR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

GEORGE r. BRAND.
Attorney for said Trustee.
2z04 % Rarlum Tauer
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
WAR woaK WAITED
plEI AND DANCE
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

EAI At SHORE
i89un So Warren near scha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
A FATHER DRAFTED

Hollywood beds double or single sire, c.
spring construction, complete. s3s.e5:
Crystal Furn., 3125 Gratiot 1850 Michiga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
FURNITURE. HousEHoLp GOODS

NEW inRsrsprlnE mattressesf STUDIO eouches'
L. S bedding co. 4sA6 Maybury Grand.
NEW furniture. Is tfadA your piano. Cly
Music 1s7fi2 Mack. ppcn ewes
koi i.ESsAi BEDS win mattresses. Linn
..-AY, closing out az sacrlflcs'
Q1sH2 INV SrllH, 1868 GRAIlVI.
N,1rnef BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

FACE brick aPsrtne.o,. eal,a-os z units Is
net. priced cor quick sale. Buy from
owner AR. 6l36
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

. piece hNms room. Sd9, Sspieee bedroom :
5-pece hinettc Terr
Ward Furniture Co, 7434 Harper


Not snnatea WITH 0ny Mhrr store
RUGS cleaned used gxl9. sxia. s. 90 ~.
ttunnUrs tAf US 81 W. NAle TX -
9x2i. i2Xl2 i2x2i CENTER CAhfFI
ICLNRs 1927 WoodRart T0 s-s4fs.
RUGS- UsRD, GLEANED ,eNl2 ska.
6x9 VIII AKIN S3 go W.. cnrpstintt
Sac yard ~. thE,fs - up AMtRlCAN
CARPET GLRs b83s Oakland MA, 1913.
RUGS. ,gxi5 8xis. i2Ni5 ~ 3Nil. Others
Today 29io ieih ,st. nr Femrie pr
SACRIFICE s-pect dlnlas room suite,
pads included excellent cuni.i'pn- WI
versty 2-i6is
SMALL dining room set bdroom iurni,
ture. rus electric rcfrEeraior. larts
Simplex electric irener 1857 ifr-fifrsr
STUDIO CQUCHEs All sprns cINsuuc.
ton Limited supply other coucnte. UnIi
$40. 10 STYLES 10 choose from oi ~
TO 9 sPIIz, 1880 GRATlpI, corner
BALDWIN
TRADE yolr piano And l.1- ---i--itle on
new furniture Grown FURNITURE 30
$500 Gratio' Mr. Davis. plaza SO
USED RUGS. oxl2 siie3
Ward Furniture Co, 7434 Harper
Not AFFILIATED with any other sIafe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
LAUNDRIES

LAUNDRIES
DEPENDABLE CURTAIN LAUNDRY
1921 Livernois--Nnewood 1926
All Kinds OF curtains Numbered and
stretched; also lace table cloths and scarfs.
FAMILY LAUNDRY BUNDLES
BANNER LAUNDERING co.
CORNER BROOKLYN AND CHERRY ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
GROSSALAN

Main office cor. Van Born and Wayne
Roads Branch Office 1Zn23 Michigan
Ave inst west ~ Eio.se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A CRYSTAL SPECIAL

A BEAUTIFUL sxi2 Administer rus blue
l,sf pattern; repossessed; SIS. Mitchells,
ANN CTatlOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Male Help--Saiesmen

RAWLElGH Route now open Real oppor-
tunity for man who wants permanent
profitable work. Start promptly. Write
Rawleigh's, Dept MCD-iiO-k. Freeport, IN
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Compares ON Oil
Well With Cow in
Expluining Reserves

Some Montanans who attended
banquet of congressman in Washington
recently were pleased with the manner
in which Congressman Baird of Wyo
ming answered an eastern congressman
who demended to know how an oil
shortage could be imminent when there
are reserves of 20,0O0,0O0,000 barrels
in this country, against an annual mar
ket of billion to one and a third bill
lion barrels per year.
'You are from an agricultural dis
trict and you understand cows" re-
piled Congressman Baird. "You have a
Jersey COW that can be depended upon
to give two gallons of milk day. You
known that you can rely on her to give
milk for 10 years. Therefore you have
a milk reserve of say 5000 gallons,
haven't youG Would you expect to be
able to recover that full amount of re-
serves in-say-two yearsg"
NO." replied the other.
"Then recall that an oil well is Just
like a milk cow. It win give up GER
tain amount Of oil per day and there is
no way of rushing it without destroying
the well. AS wen gets old, the prOduc-
tion grows less each day. New wells
must be drilled to keep production at
an even rate. If we wait long enough
we can get the twenty billion barrels
but that win not be fast enough to
maintain a meehanized war"
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Sunburst is
Thrilled by
Oil Revival

The town of Sunburst is again en-
ioying the thrill of prospects of an
oil revival as a result Of resumption
Of activity in the West sunbu.st pool
opened up by "slimD Parent. Parent
is drilling his McAlpin No. / well,
two miles north Of the discovery well.
z. o. Reickhoff's well is half mile
north Of the discovery well win be
resuming within a short time Reickhoff
is now in the armed forces and he
turned the property over to Cedor B.
Aronow, Shelby attorney, with author
ity to complete the well, which has
been financed through the efforts of
his former associates and their friends.
A contract has been let to Sid Porter
Of Oilmont who is now moving rig.
Hole stands at 900 feet, and 1O-ineh
hole win be carried to 1850 feet to save
the gas at that depth, while the Par
rent horizon is expected at about 2100
feet.
Carter Oil Co. win drill two wells,
using rotary tools, in the district west
and northwest Of Sunburst, one Of them
IN Buckley eoulee, the other IN the next
township south.
Frank Lewis and associates are pre-
pairing to drill in See. 31-36-4W, still
farther south than the lower Carter
Northern Ordnance well. The Sunburst
prospect area now extends over four
townships of potential oil land.
Washington Oil Finding Co. has re-
sumed drilling on its well which is test
ing the Madison lime, south and slight
" west of Sunburst This well. was shut
down for several months, and is now
drilling at 2440 in "wet1 hole. One
new lime horizon showing oil and gas
has already been revealed by this well
but it did not develop commercial pro-
duetion when aeidized. The oil finding
device employed showed large pool
of oil at this point, its sponsors say,
and their conclusion is that it must
be in the lower Madison lime.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Open Pit Manganese Mine is
Starting in Meaqher County

Archie Burns Of Butte is opening up
some manganese properties near Smith
river, % miles northwest Of White Sui
phur Springs in Meagher county. He
has tested the deposit by trenehing and
open cuts and number Of samples,
taken over varying widths Of the de-
posit, indicate an average from % to
40 per cent It is 'sblack" manganese
or manganese oxide, unlike the sphinx"
manganese in Butte district.
Burns states that he has a contract
with the Metals Reserve corporation
whereby be is to furnish 1000 tons of
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Red Fuces Are Due
When DriIlers Sturt
Developing DevoniOn

There win be some fred faces" when
wells are drilled to the .Devonian and
lower formations in Northern Montana,
at which time the industry win look
into the professional standing of geolo-
gists who have staked their regulations
on the statement that formations below
the top of the Madison lime win not
produce.
Among the geologists who are "on
record is Frank R. Henry, who did
considerable work in Montana in con-
nection with his extensive participa-
ton in development of Twin Rivers,
Del Bonita and other structures in
southern Wyoming. Said Henry:
"Here is my slant on the Devonian:
Common sense tells one that it must
produce since the Devonian shale is
the only logical source for oil in Mon
tana. Also, in every oil basin in the
world there are cases where the lower
beds produce but the upper ones do
not, but no cases where the upper beds
produce and the lower ones do not. Fur
ther: the Moose Dome Devonian oil and
the standard gasser with spray of oil
in Alberta.
Incidentally, when in Chicago last
February I asked my friend, Theron
Wasson, chief geologist of Pure Oil Co.
(the man whom I consider to be the
greatest living economic geologist and
who really has s'nose for oil") if he
knew Of any reason whatsoever why
the Devonian would NOT produce on
closed structures in Alberta and Mon
tana. He replied that he knew of
none"
If the Devonian does not produce
then Frank R. Henry viii be one of
those with red faces.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15

black manganese of an average grade
Of 35 per cent, shipments to start june
l. He expects to mine that much or
more as soon as bulldozers and drag
line shovels are in operation. He ex-
poets to mine the ore by open pit meth
DDS at a cost of not more than 81 per
ton. Metals Reserve is paying $17 per
ton, f. o. b. stock pile at Butte, on av-
erage $50; for each percent increase
over $3.50 the stock pile pays so cents
per unit. Burns expects to show a net
profit of 81 per ton and predicts that
production can be stepped up to 100
tons per day.
The deposit is found in the Big Belt
mountains, composed of rocks Of Cam
brian and pre-Cambrian age.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Post Wcxr Plcrns
For Mining. Theme
OF Montcxnusas. Inc.
SPOKANE

HELENA-Post-war planning in the
minerals industries of Montana was dis
eussed before Montanans, Inc, Montana
state chamber Of commerce, in annual
sessions here Friday. Carl j. Trauer-
man, secretary manager of Mining As
sociation Of Montana led the discus
sion.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
WEEKLY CRUDE OIL
STOCK REPORT

Stocks of domestic and foreign crude
petroleum at the close of the week
ended May totaled 242,916,000 bar
rels, 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 Ss1, 900 barrels, comprising
increases Of $4,000 and 5000 barrels
in stocks of domestic and foreign
crude, respectively. Heavy crude-oil
stocks in California, not included in the
"refinable" crude stocks, totaled
e,9sl, 900 barrels, a decrease Of 42s, 1000
barrels from the amount on hand April
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. practical. pocketsized guide
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Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15
Stczrt Dredging
For Tungsten IN
Henderson, Gulch

Mining operations are being carried
on in the old Henderson gulch, 10 miles
south of Drummond, for the vital war
metal, tungsten. The dredge is about
ready to commence operations and win
use the electro magnetic system for
separation. w. A. Noon is the manager
in charge Of operations.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-05-15

Since Pearl Harbor, the farmers of
Wood county, Oklahoma, have shipped
out more than 72 freight cars fun
Of scrap.