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Evening star., 1944-12-03
Bond Drive Enters
Second Half Today;
Quota 50 Pei. Raised
Schools at War Day
Programs, Auction
To Boost e Sales

The Sixth War Loan drive goes
into the second half of its
month-long campaign today with
we'll over half of the Districts S
quota reported sold. The drive
in the Nation had passed well
beyond the one-third mark in
sales reported through Friday
Sales in series "E" bonds re-
manned far behind schedule both
in the District and the Nation
however.
The table below shows the
amounts raised so far and the
quotas for the national and District
drives. The "E" bond sales are
tabulated separately, although they
also are included in the figures
given for individual sales. Indi-
vidual sales include "E" bonds n
we'll as bonds of larger issue sold
to individuals.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Evershorp Plant Closed

Continued on Pg. A-20, Colum
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(See OIL, Page A-5.)
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(See RUSSIA, Page A-8.)
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(See DEER, Page A-6.)
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(See De GAULLE, Page A-4J
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See WAR BONDS, Page A-6)
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tSee TORTURE, Page A-6)
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(See WESTERN FRONT, Page A
Evening star., 1944-12-03

Temperatures Observation-Disclosures, 36, at
3:58 pm; lowest, 81. at 8 am.
United states Weather Bureau Report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Wilson, Proves
Evening! Of
Good Drama
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS

As a representative OF the rri-
hume we We're present Friday
night az the showing OF "Wisoif
the motion picture that has been
the cause OF much controversial
argument II was screened on
the stage of the FoN Theatre as
the Mid West premier OF rs show
ing Wilson was produced liy
Goth Century-Fox. directed by
Henry King. screen play by La
MARI Trotti.
Daryl f. Zanuck. heard Of 9oih
Century-Fox. conceived the idea
FOR the picture on The balllcficlds
OF North Africa in 1871. At least
This is the story as read in an
deliberately ornamentcd program
sold for - cents as you entered
ihe entrance to the Fox Thcater.
The story ccnters about Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson from the
time he. as an obscure head OF
Princeton university. attracted the
attention OF New Jersey poliIi-
clans who induced him 40 run
FOR Governor OF that state. Viii
son The scholarly school teacher
was elected 10 tho aovcrnorship.
and later TO tho surprise Of the
sclfsamc politicians became
candidate for President Of The
United Siatcs. and was elected
Henry King has done a master
IL wcr.. in this tcchnicolor mo-
ton picture OF Wilson Under
The formers direction Woodrow
Wilson. is depicted as a devoted
family man. sInsing popular
songs with his wife and children
and cracking Jokes Thrureaout
the and ono half hour run OF
the picture. there is not the slight
est Indication or that aloolness
aud cold exterior attributed to
woodrow Wilson.
The tragic death OF his wife.
Ellen. and his subsequent marri-
age to Edith Boiling Gait are
seen in the domestic picture. IL
ends with Wilson broken IN
health and spirit With The ideal
OF tho League OF Nations but p
shadow OF what he had laborcd
SO hard for and hoped
pa,4iSans az either major pOiit-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Detroit's Carlotta Franztl Making
Name For Herself On NY. Stage

this record run That is in excess
Of anything in The Old opera 10
fact Calo,ia passed the old Me-
tropoiiian record weeks ago and
is sull climbing 80 new heights
a New YORK writer's SAYS Miss
Franzcl sings and acts IKE the
great lad, ot the stage That she
really is She con,eys 2 striking
Wilderness OF personality giving
the impression 81 docp dienit1
and inner balance and emotional
power
Carlota franzel. talented so-
prano is a Pontiac girl resident
or Detroit and born in Chatham
Oulario She is attractive and PC
tile and has habit OF stopnins
the show with her crys,al-cleaf
and bell-ringing tones
After graduating from Pontiac
high school she took up voice
under Or William Howlsnd Of
the Detroit institute OF Mushal
Arts.
Then she went east where sno
studied under The noted New YORK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

ieal party may find IN wilson
thar with which 10 applaud or
condemn II there is such q char
aticr in the picture OF william T.
dccp-dycd Democrat no doubt
would select the pictnliza-
iion OF senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. pure Bosionesc and Re-
publican One can easily imagine
that Lodge. in the mind OF tho
solid democrat. was quite as VIII
famous as Won Brcnsdorff. the
Germ Ambassador OF vii
sons time For it has becn said
that Senator lodye was The key
fisurc in "blacklisilng tho vii
son League Of Nations.
Tho filming OF Wilson" IS said
70 have cost $4,000 900 tho Job Of
research took - months and act
pal filming another : months. The
script called for li9 actors il
spcakme roles and l2S74 bit
PLAYERS ami extras
II Is Wei worth seeing. al
though We found q q triflc long
lmt We refuse ia believe many OF
iepubliean faith seeing the pie
ture VIII haze cause to rejoice
The idea conceived IN 194i."
comes forth At MOST propitious
time Just few months before
the naiionel election.
IF anyone chooses 90 term "Wil-
son propaganda. it is predictions
and might be a biz help in the
effort 10 rctain the New Deal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

IAc bcVitChng bride Is oNft luscious
ana Turner She lo0s qemuc but
ID, ntal allure
Che best man IS cr al Wait
ainlic JaCN winch rc Is tic bfN man2
Che question arises Ia MON tcil ta.e
oNe-tale. Marriage IS a Private Affair
>lmmmm The heart-io-hcart affairs Of
bcwildered BRIDE Charm-lsdcn Lana
iold, hands With one too many tall,
5ark handsome men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

teacher Frank LaFoise Who IS
also the teacher and accompanies
OF Lily Pons a. welLas lariotias $.
In the last few weeks maea-
zines including Esquire aud Iiie
have given her high praise
Carlotta Fran1ci IS cnt NJ the
greatest fuloraiura sopfano arr
lists in tAe country according 10
The Aew York Times sAe has
sung ali Mo1ar, programs with
distinction and NOW takes her
place n American musical his
tory Jhcy ten as that you have
20 be good 10 sing Nolart
As the all-Alnzufi program indie
Gates, first musical fasfc OUT Of
the ordina' and secondly good
amount OF coura4t n IS nor easy
FOR the Singer Tine utinos. pre-.
cision and cleeance afc demands
cd both ia sfsie ata fAdio With
the screen ielionme
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

= > = =
shes dynamitel
= y
lanes Craig aTd
John KODIAK are
,lic mans zcd g.
cndcrs ioF Lana S
icart
= y y
We daSsn { say
which % the hcat-
les finally WINS out
~ tins romantic
whirl but Vc dD
know that Frances
clifford Hugh
AlarloNc. Nata.lc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
No. 3G3.5.O
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

Ma session Of said Court held In
n Courthouse az the City OF Dc
'el. County OF Wayne. State of
'lchisan on he twelfth day OF
|plember, la4i.
Present The Hon. WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof by affidavit
lowing thar the defendant Is a
tsdent Of this State OF Michigan
pa mat process for her appear
re has been duly issued but the
NE could not be served by rea-
N ~ her absence from the State
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Musical Stars OF Hollywood
10 Appear At Paradise


Benny Carter. hailed as "That
Amazing Man OF Music by critics
coast 20 coast IS unqucstionably
The most versatile band leader IN
The natl, Benny Carter and his
famous "As Thousand Cheer or
chcslra sill headline the Para
disc Theaicr stage. today and an
this week. Sharing stage honors
with Benny will be the famous
screen stars the King Colo trio
the rockin' rhythm boys who IN
troduced straiehtcn Up ana Fly
Right to the nation
Benny as child yiriuoso on
The saxophonc. Carter later be-
came equally adept as q trumpet
PLAYER. clarinctist and pianist
and all the more amazing Benny
IS toptIisht arrangcr aud rom
poser.
screen Success
Featured on records both here
and in Europe bs the hundreds.
aud in recent star studded musi-
cal films produced in Hollywood
by MGM in As Thousands Cheer
for twentieth Century Fox.
stormy Weather and Universal
studios Carter is q handy man TO
have around For SO, oral years
in the middle 1905 Carter was
chief arranger for the British
broadcastinr Corp. London Ito
speaks five languages.
Among his most famous COM
positions. all OF them recorded
arc such HIS as 'Blucs In NV
Heart SYMPHONY In Riffs :.
"Aly Favorite blues" Back Bay
boOeic' and Pom Pom 10 name
a few Of The hundreds he has sue
cessinlly clcffcd. Benny has writ
ton arrane mcnts FOR Benny
Goodman. elena Miller and many
other noted leaders. but declined
steady positions with them in fav-
or 81 leading his own orchestra
Study Theology
Carter for a time studied The
ology at Negro seminary. But
his musical talents were TOO out
standing and no lcfi school 10
return 10 his first love with lIor-
ace Henderson 1t was wise de-
'ision FOR Carter today is ono OF
the most successful OF AN mao
stros and deser,cdy 40 one else
can claim TO be THAT Amazing
Man Of Ausic
Featured with the Carter crew
includes that lovely blues sing
err savannah Churchill, Sa,an
nah will asain bring Tho Paradise
'rheatcr down with her terrific
siylc Of singing
last Revue
Sharing stage honors with Ron
ny Carter viii bc those Straight
en- Up and FL, Right boys. The
King Cole Trio. famous singing
and playing group who VIII make
their first local appearance at
the Paradise Thcater, recently
completed parts in four musicals
in Hollywood before leaving on
their pcrsonsI appearance tour
which has brought them 10 De-
iroit.
The popular screen record and
radio inssr-mcnial and tincmg
trio with King cole al The piano
and on the vocals and Esquire's0
choice for No gurarist Oscar
Moore. along with johnny Miller.
the acc bass piLytr. will shortly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

be seen in Commbias stars on
Parade and Swing In the sad
lie and l'niycrsal's "scc Ny
LAWYER aud the thrillcr-diller
pistol Paokin Mama a Republic
studio release
other stage stars include the
fayoritc Bcaitic and Tuffic. laffs
galore and Jimmie Rogers aero
battle Dancing STAR.
On screen. The Girl in The.
Case starring Edmund Lowe and
Janis Carter Another latest re-
lease Of The All American News
complete the screen program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
NOTICES
Abner 4. Tatken, Attorney
5sl0 Monterey Avenue

SAFE OF MICHIGAN in the
Ifeuil Court for the County OF
lasne IN chancery.
AL0NZO COLBERT. Plaintiff.
/ DAISY L. COLBERT, Defen-
nni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
b, TLlSSEs N. ROYkIN

IN going through our papers
from Now York SUNDAY we ran
across some very interesting
notes ON Young Dctroitcr which
made us all feel very proud The
charming yonng lady is known TO
The music world as.Carlotta Fran
EEL Carlotta has gone long
ways since she was n student a.
The Detroit Institute OF Musical
Art here IN Detroit
Carlota is biz in Billy Roses
Carmen Jones shc show was
written by oscar lIammcrsicin
and IS musical play based on
Bixcrs opera carmen which
has Just completed is sooth per-
formancc. Miss Framed has sung
Tic famous Micacia song the best
IN the opera over e40 times in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

not >ENnE>. are yen tired ~
doing houseNork2 Look IN our
HELP WANTED con MNS for n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES

or concealmcnt therein and that y
cannot be ascertained IN what
state or Country the defendant
now resides.
1T Is ORDERED that The said
defendant. Daisy l.. Colbert enter
her appearance IN said cause on or
before three go months from the
date OF this order or the Bill OF
Complaint viii be taken as CON
fesscd and that the said order he
published and served by register
ed mail as required by law.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CAsPAR T. LINcEMAN, Clerk.
nv DAN WOJCIk.
Deputy Clerk. e-aO--ll-ll' lsl'
Looking for Work. There Is q
good paying Job for You IN on
HELP WANTED COLI ms.
steady Job.
Evening star., 1944-12-17

To meet the
tire O n d eos
shortage, which
is felt even in
Argentine. O n
enterprisine citi-
zen in the city
OF Tuoumon uses
this horse drown
wogon os O bus.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04

L. r. sonnsag 20 Charles w. Dupler, ct
ux, W II. u se 12-28-1e.
Same to same. covering 3 Sc 12-26-ie.
The Texas Co. 20 the Federal Land
Bank Of Spokane. lots !, 2, Sc ne i-2S-2w.
The Carter OH Co. to following lessons:
Lease Of John w. .Yeager, 5 n, sw, s.
Lease of Glen C. kellogg. ct ux. on
19-28-4w.
Same, NV, W ne, sw 30-2e-4w.
Same, Sc, sW Sc, sw 3o-2S4W.
Lease OF Neizellna Broesder, ct al Sc
NV 9-2s-Sw.
Lease OF Joseph A. Bothell. ne 102s-sw.
Lease of Joseph Bothel, W sw 2. W NV
11-2S-5w.
Lease of Adam Lucas. ct al, ne %, sw
NV, NV sW 23-2S-5w; Sc 22-2S-5w.
Lease of the Federal Land Bank OF SpO-
kane, ne 10, W ne, NV 11-zS-4w.
Lease of Joseph A. Bothell, sc Sc 4, s
3-2S-5w.
Lease of Walter Klay, ct ux. sw ne. W
Sc, Sc Sc 3-28-8w.
Same, lots /, 2. of ne 3-2s-aw.
Same, lot 2 OF ne 2-28-6w.
Lease of Paul Mancoronel, ct ux, on ne
25-28-5w
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
A. B. Cobb to Grant o. Brown. e. ne NV
4, sw 3-28-Sw
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Carter OH Co., TO Cornelius Bouma
Sc 2, sw /, ne ne II, NV NV, NV, ne r.
2S-4w; sw NV 7-2S-3w.
Same to Elvina Quisley Cowan, Sc.
ne Sc 21-2s-5w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04
illegal Advertislns)



In the District court OF thu Eighth Judicial
District Of the S1ata OF Montana. IN and
for che Comnfy OF Cascade.
RAYMOND MAIDSTONE, Plaintiff, vs..
BESSIE MAIDSTONE, Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named Defendants.
and TO Each Of Them:
You are hereby summoned TO answer tbs
complaint In this action which is filed IN
the office of the Clerk of this Court, q
COPY of which Is herewith served upon
one of you In each County wherein any
OF you reside and 70 file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the
service of this Summons, exclusive OF the
day of service, and In case OF your failure
taken against you, by default, for the relief
demanded In the complaint for a divorce
on the grounds that for period Of more
than two years Immediately preceding the
filing Of this complaint, the defendant has
without cause deserted and abandoned this
plaintiff and still continues 20 wilfuily
and without cause OF action OF provocatlon
plaintiff and TO live separate and apart
IRON him without cause, reason or excuse,
against his win and without his consent.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this 18th day of October, 1914.
AGNES sCHRAPPS,
COURT SEAL) Clerk
BY J. H. KAPPEs,
Deputy Clerk
DAVID r. DOMKE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Montana Bank Building,
Great Falls, Montana
Date of first publication, Oct. 81, 1914.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier Commsy Abstract Co.
Cat Mamk, Montana
on ann GAS LRAsEs

William f. Rleckhoff, ct al. to The
Texas Co, Sc sec 49, ne. ne sec "a,
s smy W Wen 70 Be Commenced within one
year or $40 each Q months.
Oiav Haugen, single, Ed Haugen, ct ux,
sec ;. lot sec 10. " ne. NV sec ii, twp
sen rye CIV, term of 10 years. Well one
year or delay rental of $2SS.S0 each
II. l. ana Marion IRON K. Scott, 70 Carter OH
Co. leases Sc sw, n Sc sw IS, lots l, z.
3, 4, e NV, ne sw, n Sc sw, Sc sw 10
one oDUsS Year .9 a. ss17'Ss each Is months.
Black Ravin OH Co, Great Falls to The
Carter on Co. Tulsa Okla sc 2. " sw
TO- NV -, ne lSISS. ls Tor term Q,
$500 each IL months.
Anna {. Mason. Vera G. Stone. e al, 70
Glacier Production Co. sw sec "a. Twp
53-1I3 rods; for term of 5 years; delay
rental after 3-1-45 at rate of 500 each
~ OIL AND GAS LEASES
Leases given to Carter OIL Co., Tulsa,
j. L. sherburne. ct al. leases sw. W Sc Il.
X royalty of oil and gas; delay rental
after one year at $500 each IL months.
c. D. and Mrs. Jane Lake, n NV, NV,
10 years yea Il royalty q oil and gas; delay
rental after one year at $3.50 each II
Otto ]. Hartwig. ct al, e ne %. ne,
NV 23-34-1lw; W NV " W NV 70, ne ne,
Sc ne 18-35-11w; e 27-36-12w; e e 9-35-11w
for. term Of 10 years; royalty of oil
and gas, delay rental after one year at
$500 each II months.
John c. DWyer, administrator of the es-
tate of Emily Jewell deceased, leases lots
2, 3, 4, n, S sec 4-24-11w; W sw Sc,
INV, for five years; " royalty of oil and
gas; delay rental after one year at rate
of S640.96 each IL months.
Ida johnson Connolly, ct con, to T.. A.
McDougall, leases e NV sec Is twp 33n
rye 9w for five years; v royalty of oil
and gas; delay rental after Oct 10, f945,
at rate of S100 each ~ months.
RATIFICATION
Ed S. Leverich and Maude Leverich,
consolidated lease and royalty pooling
agreement lRas only upon sec j., n
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Ida Johnson Connolly, ct con, to E. A.
McDougail, assigns So royalty of oil and
gas upon e NV, ne, ne Sc 1S-338w.
Elizabeth McKelvey. also known as Jane
Falls, SD oil and gas royalty sw, W Sc
on AND GAS LEASE
p. B. Anderson, ct al, to The Texas Co.
leases ne, Sc sec 81, twp 35n rye 6w
for term of years, If no drilling oper
atoms are commenced on said land on OF
before years from this, lease terminates
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Archie q. Miller TO Richard A. Kullberg
20; ID. ]. McGonigie, 10; and j. B. Bishop
ia interest I'm Blackfeet Tribal lease OF
lot /, NV ne sec "a, twp 32n rye 6w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04

CITATION FoR PUBLICATION

CITATION EOE PUBLICATION
In the District Coart Of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and
for the Coanty Of Cascade.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ADOPTION
OF DONNA MARAENE DUNLAP, a Minor.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
GREETINGS TO DONALD EUGENE DUN
LAP, Father of the above named minor:
Order having been duly given and made
herein In the above entitled matter by
Honorable II. II. Ewing, one of the Judges
of the above named District Court in De
partment No. 2 and pursuant thereto, you,
the said DONALD EUGENE DUNLAP, are
hereby ordered and cited 70 be and appear
before the above named Court, Depart
ment No. at the Cascade County Court
house at the City of Great Falls, Montana,
on Wednesday, December goth. 1884, at
1000 A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard, then and there TO chow
cause If any you have why the verified
petition of GEORGE w WEST and
FLORENCE NELSON WEST for the adop-
ton OF the said named minor, DONNA
MARLENE DUNLAP, should not be
Dated this 18th day of October, 1914.
,,,r -r. AGNES sCHRAPPs.
MURCH g. WUERTHNER,
403 Ford Building,
Great Falls, Montana.
Attorneys for Said Petitioners
Date of first publication Oct. Fl, 1914.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04
KAKaLON COUNTY TRANSFERS
BY RaSAom C0mmty AAssxne& Co.
8akew. Momssma
On. am tlAs LEAaEs

Charles Hattie, ct ux. 10 Hunt OH Co,
g e sec 20. ne ne sec 80, nv, NV ne
sec 3S-3n-S0e.
Elsie A. Edwards 20 same, lots /, 2, ne
sec "a; lot 4. sw NV sec 35-3n-58e. also land
in Carter County, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04

Cram ridlculed the idea that most
of the prospective structural traps
in the nation have been tested, and
said petroleum geologists are too
willing to depend upon experience
and accepted theories in the search
for more oil fields.
Since there is no positive dis
cOvery formula" he said, 'the opin-
ions of the majority do not neces-
safily represent the truth, and the
drill has repeatedly demonstrated
the folly of mentally condemning
an area on the basis of past ex-
perience and unimaginatfve APP
praisal of possibilities.
Many biologists condemned the
well known Fits structure because
il was too close 10 the 0rdOvician
outcrop in the mountains nearby"
but imaginative geological reason
ing brought about discovery of this
100 million-barrel field, which
proves that only the drill can con-
denim any area or any structure
where sedimentary rocks are in
vOlved in the stratigraphy, he said.
imaginative geology, plus much
more daring than biologists in gen.
eral have heretofore practiced, are
required If we find the new oil that
we will need, and they must be
applied to the task even in the use
of the most expensive geophysical
tools and the Interpretation of geo
physical data"
DIR. Cram asserted that proper in
depreciation of geophysical data
absolutely requires geological judg-
ment. Oil biologists, he said, should
fit themselves so that they can
understand and interpret all earth
data as geological findings and be
responsible for those interpreta-
tions.
Discussing photographic trap ac-
cumulatiOnS, DR.. Cram said the
geologist should not allow himself
to depend upon random drilling TO
locate them, but should develop
more ideas that can be turned into
stratigraphic trap discoveries. Stra-
tigraphic traps, he said, are not so
much hidden lenses or pinchouts.
as sedimentary facies resulting
from structural control in the vi
cinity Their location and interpre-
tation, he stated, are therefore a
straight geological problem, and it
is up to the geologist to figure them
out and come up with the right
answers, using his imagination TO
supply the missing links in the
meager data available to him.
It was Sunday morning. He
4 -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04
New Mental Approach Needed TO
Find Oil Fields, Scientist Says

Need Imagination seeking oil fields the nation
address of the
American Association of Petroleum Geoogists.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04

A woman's within is ever this,
To snare a mans reluctant kiss.
And sharing it, to make him pant,
For things nice girls never grant.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-11-04

It was Sunday morning. He
slipped on his wife's robe and went
downstairs TO answer the doorbell.
AS he opened the door the Ice man
kissed him. After giving due
thought to this strange occurrence,
he has come to the conclusion that
the ice mans wife must have a
similar robe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Detroit Boy
With Brestoff

DON MILTON. engaging young
radio singer VIII bow in on the
Michigan stage as the feature
with Phil Bre~ton S orchestra in
the Rcd Cross overture starting
Friday
Milton has attracted widespread
attention IN Detroit radio circles
since he started i'm the Children S
The8tcr of the Air on WY at
the age OF 16
.lIe appeared on that program.
under Tho direction Of Fred Rivard
and other producers for three
and q half years. graduating. lie
is a graduate of the Cooley High
Se,eAt,s+ii 5-ttt since ie4Vtfte there
has appeared in radio dramaticS,
and other departments lie has
heen. singing ON WWJ with George
Arno. 8 orchestra, and with MiSCha
kottler and has in addition, had
hls own program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-20
Film Time Clock

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