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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Officials Back
Teen Ballot
BY ED BRAND

Six high ranking Wayne County
officials and the chairman of the
powerful political action COM
mittee Of the Polish Central Giti-
gems Committee today personally
entered the campaign to reduce
the voting age TO is.
Personally pledgiRg themselves
10 neutrality-suspicious. 10 place the
teen age vote on the November
ballot were Caspar J. Lingeman,
county clerk; John Kozaren, treas
urer; Bernard J. Youngblood,
register OF deeds; Ray Hafeh.
James Friel. and Jacob Sumeracki,
members of the board Of auditors,
and Sheriff Baird.
REPRESENTS $40 GROUPS
Barney Bartkowiak 1854 Gladys,
chairman Of the political action
committee Of the Polish Central
Citizens Committee. representing
more than 24O Polish societies.
told a reporter for the Times that
he favored reducing the voting
age.
He said he would submit a pro-
poSal 10 sponsor the is vote cam
paign al an Allied council meeting
next Tuesday night.
"If the council approves" said
BartkoWiak. 'all OF our organi-
nations will work on circulating
petitions"
County officials today ordered
1900 petitions 10 be delivered 10
them today. stating that this is
only a starter
after May IS" said County
Clerk Lingeman, 1--WE will have
n countrywide group organized 10
procure signatures TO petitions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Flight From Marking. The
Perilous Escape OF Chang
K'un-i, China's Greatest Woman
Artist, Was a Saga That Ended
Finally In the Metropolitan
Museum. Read This Absorbing
Story i'm The American Weekly,
Fascinating Magazine Distrib-
utcd With This Sundays Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
BOOTH PLANNED

Lingeman said also that he
planned 20 erect a booth in the
County Building within the next
10 days where petitions Will be
available.
Information on how soldiers
both in the United States and
abroad. may procure absent
voters ballots will be disseminated
at tho booth and by petition cir.
culatorS.
A form requesting absent voters
ballots Will be available 20 al
families Of servicemen, Llngemar
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

His father and his brother, Peter,
work at the Ford Rouge and
Eureka Vacuum plants, respec-
lively. SGT. Madzik also has four
sisters, Helen. Mary. Evelyn, and
Lucille. all Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Pearl Harbor Trick
Denied by Hull
No Patrols Withdrawn
Prior TO Attack

WASHINGTON. Aug rs CUP)
The state department denied TO-
day that at any time during the
conversations with Japan in 1871
1t had asked the navy or war de-
parImentS 10 Curtail naval and
aerial patrols in the central Pa
cific before tho japanese struck
at Pearl Harbor.
Rep. MagnuSan Cd Of Wash
ington was quoted as telling the
Seattle Post-Intellgcncer that he
had heard reports IN Washington
and on the West Coast that the
L. S. feet was withdrawn 10
Pearl Harbor and air patrols cur
tailed by the army and navy al
the request of SabWo kuruSu dur
ing his conversations with Score
tary Of State Cordell Hull
KuruSu, according to the Mag
nuson report. had declared that
his efforts toward peace were be-
ing thwarted by Japanese mill
tariSls, who pointed 10 tho fleet
and air patrols as indications 10
the Japanese people that the
Americans would attack Japan
shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
PAC Winner
In House Clash

WASHINGTON. Aug 26 GNS)
The Go Political Action Com
mittee appeared today 10 have
won the preliminary round OF IT'S
battle with CongrcSS-even before
us chairman. Sidney Hillman.
goes before tho special House
campaign expenditures inveStlgat-
ing committee.
Rep. Anderson tDl Of New
Mexico. chairman of the House
group, disclosed that after week
Of informal discussions and with
Hillman's appearance scheduled
for Monday no member of the
House has been willing TO file a
complaint" against PAC activl.
tics.
Some Of the most outSpoken
House critics of the PAC and us
successor. the National Citizens
Political Action Committee II was
understood. have firmly declined
To appear before AnderSon'S COM
mittec and offer evidence Of PAC
activities in their congressional
districts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Shortage Of Beef
In l945 Seen
Nebraskan Demands
New Corn Policy

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 qNS)
Wherry (R) of Nebraska declare
today I'VE will not have any,
edible beef in 1945, unless Corn
Belt farmers are encouraged 10
put cattle in their feed lots.
Wherry, renewing his demand
for committee action on his reso-
luton for investigation of the cat
tie industry, asserted that Al per
cent fewer cattle are in feed lots
than year ago.
He charged that OPA policy on
corn forced vast numbers OF cat
tie into SlaughterhouSeS prema-
turely. and that sellers Of "util-
lty' cattle are getting prices
under the support hoor
Packers, he declared. are pay
ING above support prices only for
the few high quality cattle Of
fered.
The OPA corn policy, Wherry
asserted, is causing cattle 10 be
marketed direct from grass range.
instead of being put on feed for
so or 90 days and going 10 mar
ket. $50 10 $50 pounds heavier.
as higher quality beef.
The Nebraska senator demanded
that an investigating committee
be authorized 10 review OPA corn
policy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Socialists Attack
Radio Ruling
War Dept. Reverses
Broadcast Decision

WASHINGTON, Aug 26 tUP)
Two Republican senators today
laid on the White House doorstep
responsibility for the war depart
ment's sudden reversal of It's de-
cision TO let the Socialist party
broadcast "a political address
over army Short-wave stations to
servicemen overseas.
The Socialists had sought and
obtained permission for the broad
cast, on the ground that President
RooSevelt'S Aug. y speech from
Brcmerton. Wash. rebroadCaSt Ia
troops. was A political address
The soldier vote law provides
that if a political address IS
rcbroadcaSt 10 troops equal timc
must, # requested be allowed
other political parties with prcSl-
dental candidates in at least six
states.
SIX hours later Joseph j. Nc
Cloy. assistant secretary of war,
rescindcd the action holding that
the Presidents Brcmcrton "re-
port was not a political speech. y
and therefore no equal time was
due any other political candidate.
Senator Ferguson RI of Michi-
gan. said the Socialists should APP
peal tho now war department
decision directly 10 the White
House because II any pressure
had, been brought 10 effect tho
armyS reversal that would be the
place 10 look for d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

THE Jew is lonely the pdst of the ocean of
/ mankind. The mghticst flood Of human suffering has
never caused il overflow The Ccest fires of cruelty
heated furnace of bgotTy have caused to dry up
lis have rolled crimson with the blood OF
It's fountain is the gray dawn Of history and Its
mouth is somewhere in the shadows of eternity.
When the time shall when the prophecies of the
Jewish fulfilled when nations shall longer raise
their against nations when the olive leaf instead OF
the laurel shall the brow of the great when the achieve
rnents shall be familiar the jewellers Of
cottages palaces akethen the history of mankind Will
have enriched and glorfied the coronct of time.
ON IT'S pages will be written not the warriors poWesS ana
~ their victories Not the diplomatic schemes and rumphs
but the progress of iberylovng peoples everywhere. All
fearless champions of human rights Such leaders
Montesqueue Mrabeau Cromwell Macauey, Cavour MAJ
Uni and Washington have been the friends of the Jews
us the Jewish homeland Let the Bible and the
Tamud be their religious guides Let Maccaboan soldey
defend their nations frontiers Let Jewish paria-
again be heard echo the splendid eoquence of
Dsraeis Gambetas and Castelars Let Josephus
growth of the expanding state. Let the stirring
melodies Mendelssohns and Meyerbeers cheer and
sanctify the domestic circles of happy Jewish homes
will live She will stand till times last is
So long GodovinG everywhere shall truth
liberty and justice long will she stand fast in the storms
and sunlight until eternity shall dawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
0PA Hits Tip Racket
OF N. Y. Hotel Clerks

NEW YORK. Aug. 26 GNS)-
The OPA cracked down today on
hotel clerks who have been forcing
Servicemen and women and plain
ordinary civilians 10 cough up n
s. tip to get a room.
Daniel p WoollcN OPA regional
administrator. said the practice
usually was violation of OPA
regulations and said that not only
would the clerks be held reSpon-
Sible but the hotel itself would be
prosecuted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
MAGNUsON QUOTED

"Thp story is" MagnuSon is
quoted AS saying that the laps
made Patsy out Of the state
department. contriving To have
our feet bottled up in Pearl
HarbOr where II could easily he
dealt n death blow. II the
story is true, some Of this heat
should certainly he taken off
Adm. kimmel and Gen. Short"
A state department spokesman
issued the following statemen
with direct quotation;
AT no time did Kurusu dur
ing the course of his visit here
In l9iI-Or did any other Jap
anese representative-raise
question with this government
that the disposition Of our naval
forces i'm the Pacific was likely
10 prejudice the success of the
conversations then taking place
between the two governments.
Furthermore, the state depart
men did not at any time raise
this question with the navy or
war departments"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Third IL Crash Dies

Henry Davenport IS Of 1927
Wyoming Dearborn died Satur-
day M EloiSc Hospital from IN
iurIcS received n an auto col
hSion Aug 20 ~ Van Born and
Nornoy ROADS. bringing tho death
TON from that crash 20 three.
Capt TcllaS Lee of RonuluS Air
Base and Marvin Fink Of 122o9
OtScco both died following the
accident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
One French BattIeship
Will Fiqht Again
Times Fhoto

PORT OF TOTLON. Aug. >
CUP) delayed The IS OOO-ton
baltleship Strasbourg Will float
and fight again, but the rest Of
the French fleet SCuttlcd by
French crews in 1912 10 keep n
OUT OF German hands. virtually
was a total loss the French port
engineer SAID today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Now She's
Walking On Air
,n,.rnrterA,rNr

Every day, people who really suffer from
tired. burning feet are learning the quick.
thrilling comfort that lies in jar OF lee
Mint. Under the touch Of this frosty-white
cream. You can actually feel tired muscles
relax. as your feet respond almost instantly
90 it's refreshing GOODNESS. To help soften
corns and eallouses. there's nothing better
than Ioe-Mint. So set jar today and enjoy
the blissful feeling that comes with all-day
foot comfort. At all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Urges Jewish Haven
By HARRY II. SCHLACHT

THE Hearst newspapers have sounded the clarion call 10 the
civilized nations world TO 10 the rescue OF the
tortured Jews OF occupied Europe
LIS human sppcal sweeping like rolling pillows across
The uulsa,inc heart of humanity
The blood of innocent men women and children whose
only crime was that they worshpped the God Of the Bible
es aloud from earth that viii not cover and Will not
silence II.
TIE cry pcncatcs nc and hearts of mankind that
,tf paws homage ~ the Biblical teachings
They shout. How long, Lord how Ions
TIE Fes. newspapers have consistently urged that the
gates a. Palestine opened haven for the oppressed
cvs Of the world Palestine there live half million OF Off
brethren They range from pnness refugees 10 Nobel ize
-ftefHtie+ - t4-tae
Holy Land In three decades they have transformed TINS prlm-
tive country concord 4hd eHttFe
Io; us have a rebuilt Jewish homeland where they may
live IN PEACE They have had their spiritual roots IN the so
for over years. II Of people which has been
the medium of evolving and promugating the Ten Com
randmcnts upon which the entire structure oil our
moral law They people whose nobest quality IS that
Of devotion Gods teachings.
A Jewish commonwealth would be source OF strength
and spiritual regeneration let the nations of the world un-
dsrstand that by ckndlmg the light the Far East they
shall blessing only those who receive but those VINO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Bard Accuses
Brewster Co.
High Saleried Group
Gouees Labor

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 GNS)
- Undcrsecretary of the Navy
Ralph A. Bard accused officials of
the Brewster Aeronautical Corp.
today OF "a desire TO incite con-
troversy between the workers and
the navy department" by .efusing
TO pay IT'S employees an estimated
81 100000 in wage adjustments
approved by the War Labor
Board.
In a letter TO Preston Lock-
wood, president of the Long Island
City, n. Y, firm, Bard labeled as
Shocking the fact that the COM
pany continued 10 maintain a
staff of highly paid corporate Of
ficialS with public funds while re-
fusing ito pay the just claims OF
labor.
L. g. VOIDED CONTRACTS
Until recently the Brewster
firm manufactured CorSair fighter
planes for the navy hut govern
ment contracts for the planes
were terminated AT BrcwSterS'
Long Island City and Philadelphia
plants.
Bard made his charge after
Richard FranhcnStcen. wee presi.
dent of the UAW-CIO conferred
on the wage claims of Brewster
employees with Vice Adm. Samuel
Robinson, chief OF the naVy'S Of
flce -of-proCuremcnt and material.
Bard said he was informed that
the amount due was approx
mately. S.5000OO and hat the
company ALREADY had draw
checks 10 about 800 workers for
a total Of 100000.
IL am informed that YOU
refuse To issue these checks and
10 make these payments unless
The navy department first adj
NanceS YOU another 81 900. 600
In cash" the lctteR 10 Lockwood
said.
The underSeCrctary pointed out
that on occasions government adj
vances 10 Brewster reached a
total Of over S50OOOOO0
AMPLE CASH ON HAND
when YOU ceased production
YOU had over 81 900, OGN of these
funds and on Aug Is n your
own statement YOU still had
Sl,500,00 and other resources
which could rapidly be CON
Nerted into cash 10 meet the eN-
pen>eS Of your termination and
the War Labor Board awards
above referred to-" Bard added.
You were in effect holding
public funds for these purposes"
the underSecrctary continued.
Its shocking that YOU should
continue Ia maintain large
staff Of highly paid corporate
officials with these funds from
the public treasury and AT the
same time refuse Ia pay the
Just claims Of labor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
POOREST PERFORMANCE

lie stayed 50 completely out Of
politics that the final result was
nothing more than a traveloCuc,
and not a very interesting one at
that
So far as technique is concerned
il was the poorest performance IN
his entire political career. and the
only constructive stunt he had to
offer was So-what PUNK, about
developing Alaska after the war.
The people who voted for MIR
Roosevelt in 1882 and 1886 and
1910 didn't do so because Of
speeches like that ono They did 1t
because he was a colorful fighter,
who loved battle and who
seemed TO enjoy jumping IN and
mixing IT up with the best Of
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
S.l,.lm.4',s.. i

EAot az tEt nhEtIs ot ,AsA
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Fulton Lewis Says
FDR Tagging
In Vote Game
Must Buckle Up il
He Expects 70 Win
By FULTON LEWIS JR.

WASHIN GTON. Aug IS -
Granted. the pres dental election
campaign is StlIl lolng
But from tho blunt statistics OF
runs. hits and errors on the politi-
cal tally sheet for the first few
innings, IN Is rather apparent that
the Presidents performance thus
far has not been up 10 past form.
The aeeeptanCe speech 10 the
Chicago convention, yes, was in
the craaNn I'm one GOOD mitch
has never YET struck out a batter,
and before and after that one the
Presidents play seem 10 have
lacked the hrllhanCc and c. o n
precision and strategic skill that
made him the greatest alive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

Fulton Lewis Jr will continue
his discussion OF the presidential
election campaign IN Monday
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Until YOU ash yourself
Ga QUESTION IS then any way 10
tan without paln'U burning

> The snspcf - yHs Sutfs. applied
before gong INTO the syn. forms an
invisible screen winch permits sb-
sorpuor 81 tanning rays A. The same
tune, SItra filters out the burning
rsys-thus prevents psiuill sInburn!
> Sutrs IS Ffesseless. stainless. van
ishing Sold IN c7nvenIent, easy
carry tubes, SJtra IS accepted for
advertising IN publications Of the
American Medical Association.
, Remcmbcr. Sutra sidt in fannins
- prevents burning. Az drug and de-
partment stores Buy a tuOe fodsY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
HIS BARLEY BULL

The first real muff charGeable
10 the President on the score
card was the spat with Alhen
Barley, last February, over the
tax bill. On that occasion. he rc-
covered himself in time 10 avoid
any serious damage
But avoiding damage is not
enough 10 win ball games, and
tho almost universal appraisal of
the Presidents campaign pcrfor-
nance To date is that he has not
driven out any hits; the bat isn't
meeting the ball Squarcly.
The Bremerton speech. report
ing on his inspection tour of Ha-
wd1i and Alaska was a weak,
looping foul and even his most
ardent admirers concede the fact.
The trip may have been very
Worthwhile, from a military
standpoint That IS something the
layman has no way TO evaluate,
and from a political standpoint,
therefore, is noneffective.
But following out his announced
intention not to conduct any cam
palgn in tho usual sense Of the
word nc made his Bremerton
speech 50 nonpolItlcal that 1t fell
flat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
MUST WIN on PRO VOTES

In the cold business OF political
elections, there are two factors in
vote getting.
One is 10 be able 10 receive the
anti-votes, against the other
fellow.
The other is to get pro votes for
ones self
The man in Office always has n
slight disadvantage IN tho first of
The two. because he has a record
which inevitably must make enc
mics. " hilc the challenger has
none
Thus. there is not much chance Of
the President picking up any anti
Dewey vote because there isn't
much 10 pick up
That means that Mr. Roosevelt
must of necessity win on pro-
Roosevelt votes, and the style of
play he used in past elections has
been designed 10 that end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
A ONE-MAN SHOW

II was an aggressive. smuggling
technique with a .brilliance of
ShowmanShip and daring that
captured the crowds. He banged
the ball over center field. and he
made leaping Somersault spear
catches with one hand, 10 bring
down the drives Of the other side.
II was style of play designed
To pile up iuSt as many runs As
he could. while he held the oppo-
sition to as few scattered hits as
possible
But this time. the whole show
seems 10 have changed The an
nounced plan has been TO merely
try 10 hold down the opposition.
and depend on prestige to win;
and thus far 1t has been notably
unimprcSSlVe.
The champ seems 10 have lost
his enjoyment IN carrying the
tight TO the opposition, and II he
doesn't get back into the old
form the CrandStandS may lose
their enjoyment IA watching him
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-04
Wyoming Finally Has First Week
Without a Sensation In Its Oil Fields

CASPER-One of the first weeks in months unmarked
by the discovery field the opening of producing
in old with several good competitions
a horzon
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-04

Iron Mouniczn--
Laramie Coansyl
Aanswal Bradley Ne.
SW swA SEA ss-1sN-70w
Shut down
Jewell SPRINGS
platte Commky)
GIentop Exploration No.
Sc sen SEA- 1s-s0N-STw
Abandoned, 1885.
LunCs Creek
(NEobrara County,
Superior oaz-Ong No.
c sen swA sl-seN-e5w
Abandoned. 1920.
Continental Otto m0azaff Me- IS
Sc sWM sWM 31-36N-85W
Testing. A44B.
Conflnental-Otso Rohlsf No. 10
NE SW SW 32-3SN-65W
Drilling. 1884.
Little Cross Creek
(HOt Springs County,
Goodssesn ct al-AsE. st. Power No.
C sWN gWM 11-4eN-88W
Shut down. S13. Waiting for drilling
ContsnemsaI Unfs No.
G Sc NE 11-A6N00w
Corning, $780,
Little Buffalo Busin-
Park County,
Goodstein-G0vt No.
NE NEA Nwh 1S-47N-l00w
COMPLETION. 40 bbls. oil daily from
1895.
Goodssein-State No. /
NE NEA SEN rainbow
Waiting on tools, asa.
StanoIimd-Unit No.
SW SWA NEN 34-48N-1O0w
Shut down, 1912
stanOllnd-Unis No.
NE NE NV 12-47N-10OW
Waiting on rotary tools.
Lost Soldier
(Sweetwater County,
Sinclair Wyoming No. fe0
NV sWH SCI s-2eN-8Ow
Drilling. 2940.
Sinclair Wyoming No. i07
Sc SWA sen 3-26N-00W
Drilling, $780,
Sinclair Drayt0n Good No.
NV NEA SEA 326N-0OW
drilling, 1882.
Standardization Good No
Sc NE Sc 3-26N-9oW
Drilling, 2S05.
Mohoney Field
Carbon County,
Sinclair Wyoming Govt. rs
G SWM SWM 29-26N-STW
z. D. 5344. Plugged back. 42s7. Shut
down.
Maverick SPRINGS
Fremont County,
ContimeaaaE-C hatsewson Ne. 40
Sc NWM SEA 16-SN-2w
Pumping to test at 322e.
Mush Creek
Weston County,
Western OIL & Gas No. /
c NWA SEA 24-4AN-62W
Drilling $500.
North Alkuli Dome
(Big Horn County,
Yale on Corp. Mary Carter No.
NV SEN NEA 33-55N86W
Repairing rig, asses.
Os0qe Field
weston County,
Gerald Book No.
CIVIL SEA SwK S2-z7N-e3W
Drilling COO
1 - 81 mm q q IN a mw m m An m ~ M :
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-04

Oregon Bexszn
Park CemRsy1
Hmaky- N anasam Ne. 9
c NEA NwA S1-51N-100 w
Drilling. 29e5.
Husky-M orras No. 3
NV NE NE zs-61N-l00w
Drilling, 24S5.
Hnsky R@ssKzsm<as Ne
ne SEA MEA 7-S1N-1o0W
Shut down. 4Hx5.
Ohio Baas0m a No.
NV MEN AEA S-E0-1o0
Testing. $685..
Ohsa- Baasom A No. z
NV NWM SEA b-B0b100
Drilling, $3.50.
Ohao-B asa0m A. No. 9
NV Sc Sc s-50-100
Waiting on rotary, zoo.
Ohio-CaeSns ID No. 1
NE NWL SEA @61N-100W
Waiting on rotary, 231.
Ohio-Carsms A Me- &
NE SWA SEA- 6-64f-100W
$50; waiting on rotary tools
Ohlo-Govt, s-R Nc.
NV NWM NwM 6-E1N-100w
Testing, 1888.
Ohio-Ksady No. o
NV NwA NEA 3t-51-100w
416z; testing production.
Olaao-x1aGy No. 10
NV SWM NE% S1-51lS-1k0W
T. D., 44z5; testing production
0hi0-Cmsser Pet. No. 10
Mex SwM SWM s9-E2N- l0oW
Testing, ala.
Ohio-ssamsy ne. e
NE NWM NWM 6-61N-100W
Cementing, $685..
Ohio-sonmewn 4 Nc. s
NE SEN NWM S-61-1O0
Testing, 3725.
Ohi0-Sonnern 4 no. 1
NE SIC SW S-61-100
Spudding, 100. (First Report
Ohio sonmews No. .
NE NEA SWN s~51-100
Drilling. 2423.
Ohio Osa-waEsom A no.
NV swA NWH z-50-I0OW
Testing, 1911.
Ohio WtEsUm "a No. 3
NV NV SW 4-50-100
Waiting on rotary. 2S1.
Pischfork Field
Park County,
Husky-Government No.
SW SW Sc 11-48N-I02W
Drilling, 1910.
Poison Spider
(Natrona County,
Chicago on No.
NV SWA SWA 1-S8N-sSW
Shut down, 1878.
Oshoto Dome
Crook County,
Oscar Burns No. /
NV NWM NEM 1T-B2eTW
Shut down, 065.
Drilling, 1913.
SurofoQu Field
Arp a Bniveay-seavevson No. I
SW Sc SW 30-1SN-84W
Rig up. (Ftrgt Report)
lContfnuea on pnEs u
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-04
Elk B0sin Field :
Park County,

ContinentaI-EIk Z No. 11B
SW SWh SWk 19-6SN-eeW
Location.
COntinental-Go No. 1
NV SW NV 31-5SN-99W
Drilling, 1872.
slnclair-Henderson No.
NE REA NEM 6-57N-99W
I'd 1912. Shut in.
Carter-HendersOn b No.
NE sen SEA 31-5sN-09W
Drilling, 4743.
Carter-Henderson Z B No.
c NE SEX NEA 34-9S-23E
Spudding $50, (First Report).
Carter-Johnson No. 2
NE NWz NWA S-57N-89W
Drilling, 5474.
Carter-Johnson No.
NE NEh SEA 6-57N-99W
Testing.
Carter-Henderson A No. 8
NE sen NEM 31-58N-98W
Waiting on rotary, 205.
Carter-Henderson DE-
NE NE SW 24-5SN-100W
Waiting on rotary tools.
Mule Greek Northern Pacific No. 1
NE NEA NEM 7-57N-09W
Drilling, 4445.