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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-04

essary for believers in deep pro-
yht, Pedley had owned the lease
Mule Creek Northern Pacific No.
NE NEA NEA 7-57N-89W
Waiting on rotary tools. T. d., $50.
Mule Creek-wasson No.
NE sen SEA 3e-5sN-100w
Surface pipe, $50; rigging up rotary.
Ohio-EIk ) No. 81
Sec. 24-6sN-100W
Fishing, 1918.
, Ohio-Elk No. IL
NE NwA swA 35ss-2s e
Drilling, 693.
OhiO-EIk 0PC No. IS
SEX SEA 35-eS-23E-( Mont.)
Completed in Tensieep for $50 bbis. per
day; flowing Tensleep, 4084; Embar,
1850; 6M at 42O0 perforated, 4116-41S4.
Ohio-Elk OPC No. IA
NE SWk SWH 35-9S-23E (Montl
Drilling, 1859.
Ohio-Mack No. 5
NE SEX SWA 30-5sN-99W
Awaiting rotary, 279.
Ohio-Mack No. orc No.
NEA swA swA S0-5sN-9ew
Awaiting rotary, 272.
Ohio Oil-Mack OPC No.
NE sen NwA 31-5sN-e9w
Waiting on rotary, 241.
Ohio-WOods OPC No. "a
NE SWH NEk 30-58N-99W
Drilling, 2117.
OhiO-woods OPC No. IS
NE MEX SWA 30-5SN-eew
Waiting on rotary. 215.
stanoIlnd Garth No.
NE NEA NEK 2e-5sN-1OOw
Drilling $3.50.
stanolInd.EIk No:
e NE SEA NWA 24-5sN-1ooW
Location
stanolind-EIk / No.
NV SWA NWA 24-5SN-100W
Shut down, 215. Repairing motors.
stanolind-EIk No. 10
NE SWA NWH 3O-58N-90W
Drilling, 1887.
StanoIlnd-EIk No. 20
NE sen NWA 30-5aN-e9W
Washing. 1928.
Stanolind.EIk 5 No. Fl
NE NEA NWA 30-56N-99W
Shut down, 230. Moving in derrick tim
bers.
stanolInd-EIk No. %
NE NWA NWA so-5sN-ssW
Drilling, 1892.
StanoIind-EIk No. ~
NE NEK SWA 19-58N-99W
Location graded.
stanOlInd-EIk s No. rs
NE SEA SWA ID-5SN-99W
Location graded.
stanolindElk No. II
SW SWA NWA 19-5SN-99W
Dr1llings 39Z1.
StanOlind-EIk No. IL
NE NWA NWA 19-58N-99W
Location graded
(FIRST REPORT).
StanoIind Zaerr No.
NE NEA SEA 349S-23E
Waiting on rotary tools.
FOSSIL FTELD-Lincoln County
Harris-Govt. No.
Sc NWA NwA 23-21N-117w
Drilling 4124.
FRANNTE FTELD-Park County
/ COntinental-NOrthern No.
/ Sc NWA sen 23-5SN-9sW
Near completion; swabbing 10 bbls oil
| per hour at 32A4.
misunderstanding No. l6-xM
Sc NWL NWM 25-68N-9SW
T. D., 3343. Testing water in Madison.
| Win probably plug back to Amsden.
GARLAND FIELD-Big Horn County
General Petroleum-Howeu No. 1
NE NWM NWA. lot 63-66N-07W
Drilling, 27O0. Sandy shale.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-12-04

Illustrative of the long wait ne
duction to cash in on their fores
for Is years.
Other Wyoming wells reported
during the week as follows:
ALKAII ANTICLNE-Big Horn County
Yale OH Corp. No.
sen NEA 33-65N-g5W
Drilling. 2235.
BAXTER BAsIN-sweefwater County
Mountain FueI-Unit No.
NE Swh NEA 21-18N-1O4w
Completion in Dakota sand for 5.OO0,-
600 cubic feet of gas per day.
Mountain Fuel Heezler No.
NWA NWh S-1sN-103W.
Completion in Frontier for 5000 900
cubic feet of gas per day; 1857.
BADGER BAsIN-Park County
Resolute DIN. P. No.
G NEA Nwk 17-57N-101w
BEAVER DOAEE--westOn County
NV NEK NwA 13-44N-e2w
Abandoned 3547.
BELLE sPRINGs-Carbon County
Sinclair yoming-Unit No. /
NV NEA sen 32-24N-SsW
Total depth 1855.
BIG MUDDY-Converse County
Continental-Crary No. 81
Sc NWA NWH 9-33N-76W
Corning ahead; sandy shale, 4100-4122.
Continental Hurst No.
SW NEA NWA 16-33N-76W
Near completion at p/b depth 1855
T. D., 1886; $50 feet of oil In hole.
BYRON FTELD-Big Horn County
Ohio-OccidentaI No.
sen NWh Lot 39-56-97
Rigging up rotary tools.
(FIRSr REPORT).
Ohio-W. G. Stevens No.
Lot 80, sec. 25-56N-97W
Testing, 1928.
OhiO-David williams No.
SEX SWM 39-56-07
preparing to test production, 1884
CANYON CREEK-Sweetwater County
Weststates Pet. Corp.-Horne No. g.
NWA 11-12N-1O1W
Location.
COLE CREEK FTELD-Natrona County
General Pet.-Patented No.
NV NWk NWA 22-35N-77W
Total depth 1850. No test.
General PetroIeum-Govt. No. 81
Sc sen SEX 21-35N-77w
7. D., S027. Plugged depth 1854; flow
ing average of 100 bbls. per day.
COOPER COyE-Carbon County
Observation-Disclosures No. 1
Sc NEA SWA 20-1sN-77W.
Replacing rig.
ELK BASIN FIELD-Park County
ContinentaI-EIk 3 No. l0a
CNL NEK 24-6sN-I00W
749 bbls. oil first IA hours. Shut in.
Continental-EIk No. fOS
SW SWh NEA 24-58N-1OOW
Drilling, 2770. Sandy shale.
COntinental-EIk Z No. IL 8
SW SWA SWA 19-5eN-e9W
Location (FIRST REPORT).
McKinnie-suIIivan No.
NE SEA SWA 31-5sN-e9W
Near completion at 521S and reported
flowing 1O3 barrels an hour.
Observation-Disclosures ID No.
NE NEH NEA 25-5sN-f0OW
COMPLETION. Flowed 100 barrels oil
per hour from Tensleep sand at AGO.
Observation-Disclosures G No.
c SWM SWA 29-5sN-e9W
so bbls. of oil third hour through tub
ing perforated between 5344-5350
Minnelusa-JOhnson No.
NE NEA sen 6-57N-99W
Drilling, 1865.
Minnelusa No
NE SEA NEA 31-5SN-99W
Waiting on rotary, 265.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ce ordcrcd photo bCf0yr U0t'j0g thar drcI2iou
Patty Starts
Her Comeback

GLEN EI.IIgAA,A Y, H jurr *
lUP)-Pary Berg one Of the
greatest Shot-makers IN feminine
golf history. begins a comeback
attempt today when she tees off
IN the qualifying round NJ the
fourteenth annual Women West
ern open golf championship
against 81 rivals
The field IN the Western is one
of the most representative IN the
tournaments historN. PHYLLIS
ONO. Omaha. Nch., runner-up for
the championship IN 1912. leads
f+fe frvt Of rTr1e ContenderS VINO
ficllre ia push Patty
Other vell-recarded entrants
include Elizabeth Hicks Long
Beach Cal. star who has ranked
nigh IN tho national picture for
several wears Dorothy Germaine.
Phlladelphia; Dorothy Kirby At
Ianta Ga Margaret Gunther,
Memphis, Tenn: Mrs. Opal Hill
The veteran Kansas Cry cam
paiCner Georgia Fainter Fargo.
y d Mary Agnes Wall. Ne
nom nee. Margaret Russell. De-
'rot and Mrs. c. r. Harbaugh.
Cleveland O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
BOND WINDOW BUSY

"Nou know how much lot
Of fans bet back out of the So
they collected on Some Man.
don't YOU? asked mutuels
clerk a big 50. That money
just went out of circulation"
I'm glad we didn't split the
Summer Handicap and make
two $4,000 races Of il. We
might have had 10 send out for
some fresh money IN pay off"
said another official with
grin.
The track gave S2o.SOO in
purses for Saturdays nig racing
program -- and figuring 49, very
roughly-that other expenses. in.
Guiding the s. 500 daily license
fec. boosted the DAYS operating
costs 70 So 600 YOU can see why
the management is interested in
the handle
OF course. that's tho manage
mentS view Samuel Eichner a.
the War Bond window reported
an intensive rush as fans went in
for solid investments after win
ming. And II must be admitted the
lonE-ShOt StabberS were entitled
10 a break after the run Of form
which recently saw four success.
slve odds-on choices hitting The
N.rvp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Shells Sighted,
State Hunters
Are Cheered
BY Don GILES

The announcement that govern
Rent officials are considering the
manufacture OF a limited supply
Of hunting ammunition for this
falls game harvest is good news
10 MiChigan's one million hunters.
The recommendation was made
by the Fish and Wlldlife Service
Of the department Of interior 10 the
War Production Board Govern
ment officials pointed out that
hunting would add 10 the meat
supply.
However. il was emphasized
that il steps arc taken 10 make
hunting ammunition available. the
quantity viii he nothing like the
normal supply Hunters needs last
season were met by stocks already
on dealers shelves
There is possibility that some
kind Of an arrangement VIII be
worked out that hunters purChaS-
ing hunting licenses viii he en-
titled 70 A small amount Of shot
gun shells and deer rifle cart
ridges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Race Meet Off
AT Rockingham

SALEM - II, June g lINSJ
The sumner meeting a. Rock
lnCham race track is of because
transportation dlii!clltcs, n
was revealed today.
The dates which were n have
been reserved for the meeting -
that track VIII be added 20 the
current session 2, Suffolk Downs
Thus. racing VIII be conducted ~
The East Boston track ~ An
gust instead of July i, as
ENORMOUSLY scheduled.
Hope was expressed hy the
naN4gfW6Nf however that the
meeting slated for t7-- SUpreT-
Dor a. Rockingham would be held
as planned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
TODAY'S CARD SOLID

Todays card looks Ike another
solid program with the 81 $40
RoSedale Park Purse bringing out
r. j. TalhertS Nakoshift DiXiana
Farm Empty Plate and = VI
GrleyeS FLYING King and three
other 3-year-olds A. SIX fUlon.s.
Is safe 70 bet there won't he any
long-Sho' winner here. Not with
MakeShilt going This fillv fin
lshcd close second 10 the re-
doubtable Sold Princess IN her
last start after setting the pace
and IL looks like her chief oppO-
ncnt Will he Empty Plate. The
Sweep All fIily which heat Night
Cra"ler by a neck last time our
and was considered good enough
- start against such horses as
Ocean Wave AZ New Orleans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

Mink A. pos ~ m t0>~take
''rrr-rt IT r7H TIT ~ s nenlnh
Es'rel'if7
Clatc Wc.lnz E-te--a- 4frel loot
Guc Hcr~ Apache both sister
ships of The New York 80 class,
went around the course practically
nailed together NiiesSe cor away
az the finish hut her lead Was
only approximately minutes
over Apache which Won the
Mills trophy The last two wears.
NItcsse was Seco7d Apache fourth
among the cruisers on corrected
tuo.
II was NI'es,e's hest showing
10 date and Yelling with the
help Of crew which includes
Carl NoS,herE. Avery Macklem.
Clarence Shaw and Ken Green is
going 20 be tough 70 beat rom
here H.
II was an outstanding day for
Detroit Yacht club yaChtSmen as
Esirellita and Shamrock both fly
the hurgee Of the Belle Isle Club
as do NiteSse Apache, Warrior and
Plntal.
After The lovely ride Saturday
night the crews Of all the ships
-HhIch returned Sunday took-a
good licking IN ne squalls which
swept Lake Erie and the Detroit
River most az the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Study DATES, LIMITS

When the Michigan State Cor
SerVation commission meets m
Traverse City July y u will study
possible changes N hunting sea-
son dates and bag limits. p !
Hoffmaster, state director an
nounCeS
The commission viii hear roc
concentrations no made by me
game division Of the conservation
department regarding the deer
season in Allegan County and tho
bear. muskrat and skunk seasons
In all Of the state
All other hunting seasons are
regulated by the state legislature.
Ire conservation commission has
only the authority 10 shorten sea-
sons II conditions require such
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Sub-Par Coli Wins
Title for John Rogers

DENVER. June % ms
John Rogers. veteran Denver pro
today holds the 1913 Denver
METROPOLITAN golf championship.
the result n TWO Sub-par rounds
az Cherry Hills Club Yesterday.
Rogers. Who on Saturday fired
2 - yesterday came through
with a 81 and a 70 for a 54-holo
total Of 212 four under par for
the three rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
SHAMROCK FIRST IN

But <4unarn did sail E>trCll'a
IN the Mills Race and his big girl
fourd rf7e weather Sho liked and
paraded ahead ol tho fleet around
the course. only Ernie Crates
eiCht-mo'er Shamrock and Joe
SnaN Warrior b0'- n'Eht-moters
We're able 10 slip IN Hnrdd OF her
AZ The finish off The Toledo Light
early SUNDAY morning But Sham
rock Is IN the RACING class which
she Won handlly. EsUclhta' S rivals
are all cruisers.
So YOU can paste ~ in your hat
that tytrettIr7 WItt- be at the rest
OF the rega,taS AS usual starting
with the Crosse Polntc Yacht
Clubs annual affair next Sunday
ES'IelluaS crew was made up
If It, Bill Snyder. who was home
on leave from the l. s. Army Air
Corps and ioncd his old ship
mates who were Bob Lawrence,
Jerry Naunann. Bill Barber. Dick
and Don Van Pelt, Al Grundy
Howard Rosser and Leo Robh
FMS years Mis- Race, as far as
weather oeS.-folloWod the pattern
eft -r7rrv n riIe fast TWO years.
l. MaS-p-ce- EaiH4ss All HE way
with a sDinnaker run AZ SIX 10
Selen-knOt clip up 70 the Detroit
River Light. a reach 10 the turn
ing boat at Put-In-Bay followed
by a close haul back 20 the start
a short hitch or two near the
finish provided the only tacking
in the 65-nautlcal-mile course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
SPARKPLUG RENNER

Shamrock with Paul Renner as
her Sparkplug Bill Noah, Al Mil
Ion. FalconIo Carrier. George
Heath and Bill LapWorth as crew
with Crates. Snoaked ny the lead
erS on the last leg of the finish al
l.3f:03 a. m Sunday morning.
The start was made AT ( .. m
Saturday. Warrior Fred Temple 5
eIght-meter with Joe Snay again
at her helm finished at :44:06
M Ennrfh I'M was I'd WunSrh' S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
AWAIT L. &. RULING

y is expected that no action
Will ne taken on setting tho season
for migratory water foW until
later this summer As these dates
are usually SCI af'c- ire federal
government has specified the
length ~ tho season.
TIRE C0mWiSSIOn alSO-Wlll set 70
-Satt+A-a -tits ;,r-sii r. between rFe
Keweenaw County board ~ super
ViSOrS and the county road
commission regarding bear rcgu-
latlonS The supervisors are de-
handing an open season while the
road commission is asking for q
closed season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

Mrs Rose Amerine. rs Inches.
learned today
\ letter written by l. Col
Joseph OKilli7n said four ANS
tanks were demolished. S5H ou
Italians killed including Two
officers and seven Italians and
eight Germans. tho latter all
members Of the Afrlka Korps
we're taken prisoner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
TINS IFaCJT
EX-War WOrkeraiaes!
For Action i'm EMaliSia

MT. CLEMENS. June 2s-Pfc.
Ray L. Amerine. 33. a former
Detroit war worker was one Of
10 members Of a L. s. Army
antltank gunnery \crew members
recommended for an army deco
ration for skill. coolncSs and
courage in their first brush With
the enemy N TuniSla, his mother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Just like Joe

TAFT. Cal, Jure cs ms -
Poknc out 2 tVo-ru0 homer IN
the fifth inning. Ioiurg Joe d.
Maggie Yesterday spanked his
Santa Ana army air base team 20
a 6-to-i victory over Gardner
Field J. vas the Ism straight
win for the Santa Ana team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Results BY Flights
In Red Run Journey
fnAMpInNHIr rIIGHI


ss-iHra.s-P-Is~+ ws,a-r Earl ua--t.
son dsf.ats1 Ben ST''~ Er- Fts IN
CrutH K7rsIs. W-1-v Nala ~efea'ed
ia Lsu-Gsre laws 40
F0aIs- krosv Mauc} fs'ssteS Wsys1t
Harrison, s-1
NATIONAL IFAGUE
s'-.H-ss-L' I-ru Fri., Frsr- s's-
Koea. eefsa,sd He-n.. N..sr.laek g.sv-
srlro Arro.d N-N.v as,sa,,s "a,
Homer Davidson a. rav'a,0- ? s71
F-sIs-F Poe, kopsl defeated N'rkeyt
an1 9.
AMERICAN LTACTE
s.rf7sls . r S-Eis, Hal rh.lps ~
'sa'sd ?. T.. Laurence John o Rr'-r 3
Tex rlHson.Joa- Frs.-,. 4s,,,..- ~
p Roach m ? Beverly ~ Z7 h~les
FINALS srg'ss Phelps defeated EHser
Roberts, s-1
PACIFIC COAST ITAGUE
s'risrsIs Ral Ar'rsrvGeorre vau-s
d'''st'd Harold ss1ovski-A =. R0vsek. 3
j.. p-aroor.T.1 Muee-s,rr defeated
2 .. Whtmrrs-Jsck Zeler. ar q
T,7sls-Ar'rsr vs'uos defeated nra.
COON Muelennsrr 3 and
TINS TFACIT
Ssmih-a's Ne,rrF & Kee- Ss.
'ea'sd -ouo Klorsrh.nr Il MaeGreso-
gr IN hoss
WlHsm VssI r. r k-sIsrks defeated
George Nfhh.C " Fvsl' M - trfrs
F'ral -NasI E-atenke defeated Mcsel-
Keen, srf
TNTFRNATIONA ITACIE
sem t-als V0'aT Var Dresser Dr =
scott defeated Gus Heaednloom -Iark
ps.aney, : ard
A. 2 Schunar-A Y Bresut sssea'e1
Car Mcclure RAY ki~- 4r
FINALS Var Dresser s,.' dsfea'sc
Scnuman Rrssuf ard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Best Bets
tOlIvcr'S
SUFFOLK DOWNS

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srr Fs.g f.s~'
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g. FRysoN E>rFy Dor la. Bal
srr.sr CrF.-'s-'a
f-rtFr SHOW son Hs. Var Pc.
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FfSAEtA N#--.-E SIN -hs~-s
Cross Eate FIDDLE
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BEST PEEP SNOW
EMPIRE
I-ASKYL0s MAJ Ar'c~-g Fssr-s
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wINowAHa tstE. Nssaas s-a-
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ENFR1E- Fs.s.r se'-. s'e7 W.s'
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BEST GRAY VtNT
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Reserves Landed
WithBott|e RAGING.

ALLIED HQ, n. Africa, Sept. 10 (UP)-A tremendous
closed today with American invasion forces yielding
ground but consolidating positions under record
breaking aerial umbrella along the 2fme Saierno bridge
head
Supported by the greatest aerial onslaught of the
Mediterranean campaign and reinforced by the Amer
leans and British bated all day yesterday in nonstop
attacks and counerattack against the Germans proving
that they have thought of evacuatng the bridgehead
Allied invasion forces at time apparently penetrated
10 miles inland from the Salerno bridgehead it
disclosed in statement here that said the German counter
attack had reganed the towns of Atava and Albanea,
both south of the Sele River.
More than 1000 sortes-indiVidua fights-were flown
yesterday by Flying Foresses medium bombers and other
Allied aircraft in support of 1t Gen. Carks battered but
undefeated Fifth Army.
At the end of the day the Fifth Army had been forced
to recy its positions but still held all beach positions that
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Admits. Then Denies
Lamp Cord Murder
Photo by Times star Photograph,
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Sept. 15-Admittng
he killed 12-year-old Charles Wilt
and then claiming his admission
was a lie. Patrick Norris. 35, con-
tinued under lie detector test at
state police headquarters in East
Lansing today
He was kept all night in the
Ingham County Jail az Mason
after being grilled under the de-
teetor yesterday when state pO-
lice and Prosecutor Charles J..
Wilson declared him 10 be- the
most pulling specimen they had
ever seen.
While Norris was being grlllcd
further today. Prosecutor Wilson
returned here 10 make a personal
study OF the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond wilt, 2434 Seymour
Lake road, where the boys body
was found with light extension
cord wrapped around his neck
When they returned from a brief
shopping trip last Sunday.
The position Of the cord. the
fact that il dangled from a nail
which would not have borne the
weight of the boys body, and the
fact that attendants at the
funeral home in Milford found
oats in the boys shoes and hair
caused the prosecutor 20 insist
on a thorough investigation.
Cuts and bruises also were
found on the Child's face and head.
Their discovery led to an autopsy
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Roosevelt Names
Rosenman Counsel

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS QNSb
President Roosevelt announced
yesterday that Justice Samuel I
Rosennan. his personal friend
and advisor. will become his Spe-
cial Coun sci.
MIR Roosevelt disclosed that
RoScnmana is reSigning from his
S25 OOO-a-year post on the New
York supreme court bench 10 sc-
cept p salary Of from $4,000 -
S12 1000 m his rev position.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

in which strangulation was found
by Or. Don Weaver of Detroit
Womens Hospital TO have been
the cause OF death.
The Lamp Cord Murder ar
tiClc in detective magazine
found IN Norris room al the Wilt
home. aroused Wilson's S suspicion
and caused him 10 order Norris
arrested for investigation.
Then the prosecutor found, he
said, that the wounds on the
boys face fit exactly the stone
OF a ring Norris wore.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Boy. I3. Poses as Girl
With "a Filler Husband

a 13-year-old boy who posed
for two weeks as a 22-year-old
girl because il was easier TO
thumb rides and get by" is a
ward of the Juvenile Detention
Home following his arrest in an
allnight thcater by police early
today
Clad in girls clothing the
youngSter was taken TO No
precinct where She chung stouuy
10 the story that her husband
was in the army air forces Not
until the lad was turned over TO
the womanS division and was
about 10 be Quartered there when
the truth revealed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Winant's Son Promoted

L.GJNDON. Sept Is tUPl L.
s. Army headquarters announced
today that John 6 WInant Jr.
son of the American ambassador
to Great Britain, had been pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant He is
a member OF a Flying Fortress
crew.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Two Liberty Ships
Presented 10 China

WASHINGTON Sept. Is tINS)
President Roosevelt announced
yesterday that the United States
rs turning over two new Liberty
ships 10 China 10 be used for
carrying war supplies 10 the forces
of GcncrahsSimo Chang kal-Shck
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
IHE WISHED TO save Eng
w land from destruction in

HI
We did it and then came
home and attended TO our
business.
Our business was building
up our industries -our best
occupation in peace and our
best protection in war
We did some foolish things
like sinking a good part Of
our fine defensive navy.
But we were hoodwinked
into that.
And even that did not mat
ter so much as long as we de-
velopcd the industries which
could and promptly did
build our navy up again when
the need came.
In the broadest sense We
did eminently the right thing.
We expanded the industries
which are the nations source
Of supply for conveniences
and advantages in time Of
peace and for necessities in
time of war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
20 Trial
Friday at
Selfridge

SELFRIDGE FIELD. Sept. Is
The second in the series of four
court-martials will start here FRI
day when 1t. Col. Charles A.
White, base executive officer
under Col. William T. Colman,
goes on trial.
The first trial ended yesterday
with Colman being stripped of his
Selfridge Field command and de-
NOTED TO the rank of captain.
Colman was also placed on the
bottom of the seniority list and
was informed he could receive no
promotion for at least three
years.
CHARGES NOT REVEALED
The nature of the government
charges against Col. White has
not been revealed, but il is UNDER
stood they stem from his tenure
under Colman's command.
Government testimony at the
coloners trial disclosed that White
was dead drunk" in Colman's
quarters the night of April % at
the Oscoda sub airbase and had
10 be carried TO his own room by
two officers.
When the courtmartial re-
turned a verdict yesterday, Coll
man was restored 10 good stand
hing for the first time since May
;, when he shot and seriously
wounded his chauffeur. Pvt. Will
liam McRae, a Negro soldier.
COLMAN AT LIBERTY
| All restrictions were lifted and
Colman was given complete free
dom.
Pending a review Of the decision
by the Third Air Force headquar-
tiers IN Tampa, Fla. Colman Will
remain at Selfridge, unassigned.
and retain The rank OF colonel.
Colman was acquitted of "a Of
/ lGOptiuued on NeNr Pape CnI n
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Don't put me in there" Il

lad screamed. I'm boy"
From his Cleveland home. he
said, he went to Wheeling. W. Va.
and there met an unSuSpcctng
man who gave him a ride 10 be
trolt They arrived here Monday
night He's an orphan
lie secured social security
card under the name of Carolyn
Elizabeth Mer>h and obtained
lob IN a restaurant.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
RECEIVE $4,000

Dingcman said he had received
s. 600 and Hamilton $4,000 from
"Slush fund OF two Chicago
contractors. Seymour Smith and
William Lipman Both Smith and
Lipman were later found guilty
OF Offering bribeS
Only Hamilton tried 10 qualify
his confession, declaring that he
was going 10 vote for concrete
anyhow
Another councilman. Robert G..
Ewald,. fought a similar conviction
IN a series Of court actions but
finally accepted a 3 TO l0-year
sentence.
Both Dingeman and Hamilton
are native DeiroiterS with fam
lies. Dingcman lives al 1866
Stoepel. and Hamilton at 9710
COllrVillo