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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
IMogocIle rus1xe si1e pfi.
|lrav1jene pred Var$avo
"a udar proti Nel1celn

.LUBLIN, Poljska, 4. jan. (Pse Henry Shapiro, sef
United Press broja Moskv XII e obskal fronto pred
Varsavo XII e bila dolgo zaprta tum korespondentom)
80 Vec mogocnih ruskih in pojskih arrnad e priprav
jenih ola udaro preko zamrznjene Visle pri Warsaw
zimsk ofenzv, XII bo morda odlocila yojno vzhodni
front ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
DELNIsKA SEJA POSOJu-
NICE

Y ponedeljek, dne s. januar-
ia, Sc DO v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu, st. Clair Ave-. w
sila letna delniska seja sloven-
ske posojilnice st. Clair Saw
ings and Loan Co. Pricetek Oh
s. uri zyecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06

! Eel d arsal Bernard l..
Montgomery, XII je vceraj po-
stal poveljnik stirih zavezniSkih
armad v belgijski vzboklini, je
postal britsko drugo armada Y
boj oh strani ameriske prve ar
made v vzajemnem naporu, XII
je prodrl dve milf in pol proti
trdovratnemu severnemu boku
sovraznikovega prvotnega vdo-
ra.
Nemci Sc ljuto borijo
Nemci so sc borili z najvecjo
iljutostjo in so ma juznem. boku
plisilili tretjo amerisko arma-
do, kateri poveljuje gen. Pat
ton, da Sc je umaknila cd enc
do dveh mill.
Nemci so ma doticnem sektor-
ju v teku dveh dni vprizorili mic
mani kot FL protinapadov.
Umik. ameriskih sill Sc opisuje
kot operacija "a skrajsanjes Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
81 Ru5IJA
pkzNALA Re-
I'm Y LuBLINu
Zed. drzave ,izjavile,
da Sc vedno priznavajo
zamejno poljsko vlado
v Londonu

VS1ASAAAAsoAOASs -. JcSA.
dinjene drzave so danes izjavile,
da Sc nadalje priznavajo poljsko
zamejno vlado v Londonu, ako-
ravno je Russia Poljski osvobo-
dilni odbor v Lublinu priznala
kot provizoricno vlado Poljske.
Drzavni department je obe-
mem naznanil, da je bila ameri-
Ska vlada v naprej obvescena o
akciji ruske Wade.
LONDON, 5. jan.-Rusija je
danes naznanila priznanje pro-
vizoricne poljske Wade v Lubli-
nu in izvrsila popoln prelom 8
poljsko zamejno Waldo v Londo-
nu, katera je Sc vedno priznana
Cd strani Zedinjenih draw in
Britanije.
S tenn je prikipelo do ,viska
emo najbolj trnjevih vprasanj,
XII stoji pred ''veliko trojico."
Zedinjene drzave in Britannia
sta sele pred stirimi dnevi poda-
Ii skupno izjavo, da stojita "a
poljsko vlado v Londonu.
Akcija bila pricakovana
Voditelji poljske kmecke stran-
ke v Londonu SO predvidevali
moznost, da DO Russia napravila
ta korak pred snidenjem Roose-
velta, Churchilla in Stalina ma
ponovni konferenci, zato so ze
naprej izjavili, da ako bo Mos
kva priznala lublinski rezim, DO
to napravila 2 n a m e n m, da
cstali dve sill postavi pred "do-
vrseno dejstvo."
Russia je prelomila odnosaje
2 zamejno vlado v Londonu 26.
aprila 1943 tekom kontroverze
o porocapi najdbi grobov tisoce-
rib poljskih castnikov blizini
Smolj ljenska.
Rusija inenovaIa poslanika "a
Lublin
Russia je izjavila, da so poll
ske oficirje pomorili Nemci, to-
da poljska zamejna vlada je zah-
tevala, da obtozbo preisce Med.
narodni rdeci kriz.
Russia je zahtevo odklonila in
pozneje je posebna komisija, Sc
stojeca IL Rusov in Poljakov cd
lublinskega odbora, grobisca ma
lieu nesta preiskala in ugotovi.
Ia ma podlagi dokumentarnih do.
kazov, da so. masno umorstvc
zakrivili Nemci.
Y ;Moskvi je bilo danes Mama.
memo, da je sovjetska vlada ime'
novala Viktorja Zakaroyica q
polnonocne poslanika Rusijt
pri poijski provizoricni vladi ,
Lublinu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06
Carolina
Bird-LOTe

Last year the Academy OF Science
desiring to create more interest IN
the study of birds among hl2h
school students, established an eS-
say contest on this subject. Noop-
Grating in this effort were MIS-. Eo-
win O. Clarkson, Of Charlotte, d
member of the executive commltlee
Of the North Carolina Bird Cup
who offered as first prize $50 IN
cash, and the State Museum, WhIcT
offered as second and third prizes
COPIES of Birds of North Carolina.
Each white high school IN the Slal'
has received notice Of this contest
and has been sent a sheet OF fuleS
and suggestions. This first contest
was Won by John TrOtt, Jr, OF New
LONDON, with al essay entitled on"
Behavior at the Nest 1t IS now 'iiIe
to enter this years contest,
Hoping to interest more l1t'l1o' :,
son and Vance county high Nchool
bows and girls in bird-lorc, the Hen
derson Bird Club is also N,leflns
a cash prize Of s. to the local BOY
or girl Of this age group who turns
in the best essay. The winning essay
will be sent to the chairman OF inc
| high school committee OF the Aca-
DENY OF Science, Murray +, BueIl
10 compete with those entered in the
Statewide contest. ANY desired m
formation may be secured from mgr
school authorities. The ESSAYS mus
be in by March | IN order TO pf
sent to Raleigh by March 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06
Visited in Wilmington.

Miss ZOIa Watkins. has returned
to her home on Route >, Henderson.
after spcuClng a week With hrr
brother, Robert ~ Watkins, in VII
mlngtOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06
Returns IO 81 NarN'S

Miss Peggy Moran has rctunu
to ST. Mdry'> junior College al Ia
leigh, after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
+. parham, on GhulsOn avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06
hi THX
Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese, OF
Route >. Henderson, announce the
birth of a daughter, Linda Gray, ON
January |. Mother and daughter are
doinG nicely,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06

ST. pAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Time of Masses:
LIST, Bird, and 5th Sunday 8 a. m.
End and Attn Sunday, 1870 a. m.
Holy Days, g a. m.
Novena devotions, Sundays, 7:45
p. m.
Rev. James n. King, pastor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-06
TIVE ARMY.

III SNINN IVIV 1&fNNI =
Sunday services:
10 a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, Preaching service,
$50 .. m, Y. p. L. Meeting.
7 D. m. Open air meeting.
7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting,
Whv not 90 to church?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-27
Fresh Carrots e' ';;: y. g.
Fresh coIIards T. 49,
Tender KaIe s s::;; 2"19'
Green Peppers :; ;' :::.' y 20
Tomatoes H.. &. . ::'': 2Ss
D'Anjou Pears : 16'

Prices effective until close OF business Saturday De-
cenber 20, 1915, except produce prices which are
subject TO daily market chansss. NO SALES TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Filipino
Recalls
BataaIl

1t was a happy reunion today
for Capt. Serafin c. Dixon, AZ, OF
the Filipino Military Police, with
two Detroit friends whom he has
not seen since school days in the
islands.
The captain is stopping at the
home of Vincent Lapid, 1852 Rich
ton, where they were joined by
Atilano o. Galura. 12l39 Haw-
thorne. DIXON came TO Detroit
before reporting at Ft Sam Hous-
ton, Tex, for a course in military
police investigation.
Capt. Dixon enlisted in the 3lst
Filipino Division before the war
as chief of the MPs. He fought
through the battle of Bataan and
survived the four nights and three
days of the march of death"
"The Japs bayOneted all pris-
Oners who fell behind or who
were tired" said the captain.
He was one of 10000 Filipinos
sent to Camp ODonnell. In five
months there, he saw $4,000 die.
When the Americans took over
Manila. he rejoined his old outfit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Shoe Ration
Lifting Denied

Reports in New York trade
circles that shoe rationing may
end within two or three months
were termed ridiculous" by De-
troit OPA officials today.
Regional and district offices
were informed, some weeks ago,
by Chester Bowles, OPA admin
istrator, that ratloning of shoes
would continue for about six
months after VI Day.
That plan, it was understood,
was designed 10 aid merchants in
clearing their shelves of wartime
shoe stocks before post-victory
shoes appear In volume.
However, it was challenged by
merchants here. A buyer in one
large downtown store asserted
that stock levels were so low that,
even if shoe rationing would end
suddenly, they would not be on
the shelves for long. Stocks of
mems shoes are now only half
the prewar normal in many stores,
he said,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

SHARP. ROBERT EDWARD. PVT UsMcR
Son ~ Mrk Lecns whistler Midland
SNYDER, MARK GEORGE. PFC. tsAtS-
son Of Mr and Mrt Cecil SNYDER, I Anss,
SuRGESON. RICHARD CPL, UsMC--Son
OF NJ and Mrs Russell surIeson. sAginAv'
sZUDERA. JOSEPH MICHAEL, CPL,
UsMCR-Mr. and Mrs. Anthony studera'
Grand Rapids.
THUMsER RUSSELL RICHARD PVT.
UsMCR-liusband OF MIS- julia V. Thumser
Rig Rapid
WELLS LESTER HUNTER sM 2tC-Hus-
band % Mrs Velma Ruth Wells FLINT,
WOLTERS ROBERT DICKEYi CPL
uSMCR--Son OF Mrs Pearl Elliott, Tecumseh.
ZASADA THEODORE. CPL, USMC-Son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanisisw ZsSadA Grind
ZIMBIcKI. PETER. PVT UsMc-Brother
Of Frank ZimbicN, Gaylord
NAVY MISSING
HOMRICH. PETER NORMAN 7D 1T.
rSMCR-Son Of MI and Mra Henry HON
rich Grand Rapids.
Saturday, Aug. Z, f945
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Legion Maps
Tax Program
Detroit Times wsshlnr.On Bsrsas


WASHINGTON. Aug. 4-Full
employment after the war will
depend on the adoption Of a sound
tax policy. the American Legion
warned today.
A tax system offered by the
Legion's national employment
committee includes:
. Tax policy should be framed
for its usefulness over longer
periods, so that tax rules and
tax rates can remain relatively
stable.
. Tax methods must not bear
too heavily on markets but must
be planned TO so balance the
effect Of risk taking and the
effect on markets as to get the
combination which burdens pro-
duction least.
. Each tax policy must be ex-
amined for its effect on pro-
ductivity and employment.
. Risk capital must be encour-
aged. Going business must not
be forced into restrictive prac-
tices by the tax burdens.
anticipated tax burdens, II faces.
. Tax requirements should not
be permitted that will cause the
transfer of business ownership
from an independent status into
a consolidation. or from estab-
lished successful management TO
untried management.
. Budget balancing and debt
retirement, by COVE ment,
should be based on long time
trends and should be determined
on the basis of the overall
effect on production levels over
the long pull.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
0mb~G&a @1
%m|t1h1u

Whi, we've learned about quick cakes up
to now was reported in July Good House
ksspiHS, with proved recipes that you can
clip and save. Other reports and recipes
will follow as We make further snIdieA
We don't know yet how generally this
new method will be taken up by women in
place Of old-time ways Of cakemaking.
But this We do know. hpuhinE that
promiJtJ 10 makS hoHJchoH proee6urs raner
and better for you uiH afpSyI Etf thorough
byoW AT Good HonJtkrtpiHg.
IL is by such exhaustive study that vG
won your faith long, long time ago. II
by such continued experiment that we in
tend to hold il.
Because your faith is our most preciou,
asset, we-maks you the following pledge:
That at no time, and not for any reason,
or any profit, will any page Of Good
Housekeepins-editoria or sdvertis.
ing-trsde unfairly on your trust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
i. 5. Orders Grocer
To Appear at Hearing

Charged with ignoring an order
restraining him from selling food
above ceiling prices, Daniel r.
Brooks. Ypsilanti grocer, has been
ordered 10 appear in court on a
show cause hearing Aug. 20.
Federal Judge Edward j. Moi
net signed the restraining order
at the request of OPA officials
last Oct. %. Investigators said
that Brooks had ignored the in
junction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
B Deny
Murder

Examination has been set for
Thursday for three men accused
of the first degree murder of
Frank, Evangehsta, 57-year-old
barber of 3619 Grandy after not
guilty pleas were entered at their
arraignment yesterday before Re-
corder's Judge Joseph A. ellis.
They are Everett Davidson, n,
of 2218 ST. Joseph; Sam Browner,
%, of 2275 Watson. and Melvin
wilkins. %, returned from jack
son Prison, where he is serving
a sentence for robbery.
Evangelista was found beaten
to death and robbed of 500 in
an alley last Oct. 2S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

how the cakes tasted.
A handful OF say-so's didn't satisfy US.
In all, We got thousands Of opinions from
tasters, during this year-lone study
Of course we weren't willing to Judge
this new method Of cake mixing entirely
on the results that experts got. So We had
group Of average homemakers follow the
same recipes, to see whether they, too,
thought this new one-bowl, less-beatins
method was quicker and easier, whether it
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

Husband Of Mr. Doris 81 Mclaughlin, 1874
Fort Psrk. Lincoln fatA
MARCO. FRANK. pvI USNcR-son OF
Hu EEma ; Nargo AallS Prest
PAP1NEAu PAUL JOSEPH PFC UsMcR
Husband Of MTs Wanda Y. fapiheau, lo4l
Glendale
PARRISH VIRGIL covEY PVT VsMc
Husband % Mr.. Lorraine ". Pagriah. 22oa4
Maxine - Clair Shores
PETERAAN. JAMES wILFREp CPL
uSMC-S0n n Mt sne Mrs. Wilford c
PetermAn $40 Ridge Sault ste Marie
PHILLIPS CHARLES BLAIR, SGT. USMCR
Husband Of MrS Barbara H. Phillips, 5s24
POPKEY. RAYMOND PVT USMCR
= NJ and Ma. Carl c. Popkey l2bSs
CLefsea
RICHARD BERNARD ALLEN sR cpl
t'SMCR--Hushsud N Mrs Matilda NJ. Rich
ard 7SlAS sheffield Wayne
ROBINSON. ARTHUR ALAN PVT JSNCR
Son of MIS- Hazel ; Robinson 2lO3 no
4uois
SANDERsON. JIMMIE LEE PVT usMCR
son ~ NJ and MIS-. james l.. sander
SHIRLEY EvERETT WILSON CPL.
usMCR-Son 81 Mr. and Mrs Alfred Shir.
ley, IF5s2 Promenade
vEzELlcH, VLADIMIR. PVT uSMc-son
" Mrs Eads vezslich. % Z Glenwood,
WFBB MARSHALL EUGENE PVT
UsMCR-Son Of Mr and Mrs James
webb 7Ss y solyay
WILCOX LLOYD EDWARD PVT UsMcR
Son OF Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Wilcox. 2s4l
Taylor.
ZuRAL. SIMON JR.. PFc.. usMCR-Hus-
band Of Mrs. Audrey L. ZuhAl, 7o4s MedbuEy
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
2 GrandSOnS
Born i'm Day

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olms,
5534 Coplin. became grandparents
twice yesterday.
At 1880 a. m. a boy, James,
was born to their daughter, Mrs.
Charlotte Breakey, Clio York
shire, and at 4:30 p. m. their son
and daughter-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Olms II, 1922 Marl-
borough, became the parents of
Walter III.
Both were born at st. Joseph's s
Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

Get reody, get set, foi A battery Of our siecf,io
nirsrs porksS spsvtfms ohsotirE the obsrdnSf
hms and wiring speed for your SnicE cakes.
-four. Cakes were baked in electric ranges
and gas ovens.
After the cakes were baked, our experts
judged them professionally for height,
lightness, and so on. Some Of the cakes
we're saved for six days to check the keep
ing qualities. During all this time, our
''cakeZeaters" were hard at work telling US
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
OUTSTATE
ARMY DEAD

BEACH. KENNETH o cAPT--son OF Mr.,
David Z. Beach, Chelsea
cROWELL ROYAL Z. CPL-Son OF Mira.
Geraldine Griffin. Grand Rapids
HEINRICH. CLARENCE C MAI Brother
OF Valentine Heinrich Jr Kalamazoo.
HILL, EARL W. I'd LT,-Son Of John
Hill StambsuEh.
JENNINGS. EDMOND e 1sT 1T son OF
Frederick %. Jennings. Flint
. .sHvpp- CLAYTON c--4ST- -LT-Husband
81 Mrs Doris shupp LANSING
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

Three killed and wounded are nceaee among
the by the department To-Day
casualties total nine dead three wounded ana TWO
missing. . - -
the casualties the department
outState nunbre TWO dead %
wounded missing .,- -
kin have been notified ana nave oeeh
kent nforu1ed Of any changes status
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Allies Take Chiaoho

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 GNS)-
The Chinese communist radio re-
ported today that the Eighth
Route Army had recaptured
chiaeho in Hopeh Province from
the japanese.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
ARMY MISSING
NAVY WOUNDED

Lake.
CORNER DALE HAROLD. SGT usMc-
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emit Y. Corner. Central
cuMmIYGs. JOHN LAWRENCE PFC
UsMCR-son Of Mrs Madge Cummings
Battle Greek.
DE BoER DAVID RINARD PVT UsMC-
SON Of Mr. and Mrs. Cornell DeBoer, Lake
DorY. EARL ALEXANDER. PFC. UsMcR
Husband OF Mrs. Edea l. poty' Flint
GRAcEY ROBERT ALEXANDER, PVT.
usMcR-Husband Of Mrs. Shirley r. Gracey
eRksSo. JOHN ROCCO. PFC usmcR-
son Of Mrs. Italia. Grssso. Ishpeming
JOHNSON. JESSE WILLIAM. PFC UsMCR
Son OF Mrs Emma 5 johnson, Moses Lake
KoPPA. JOSEPH PAUL. PFC. UsMcR-
Son ~ Mr. and Mrs Joseph Koppa, Owosso
KOSKI HUGO ROBERT. PFC USMC--
Son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John KosSi Trout
Greek.
MILLS, GEORGE .RANDAL. PVT UsMcR
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Mills. Hud-
NATIONS. sHIREL WILLIAM. PVT
usMcR-Husoand OF Mrs. Dorothy Ma
tions, Flint
PAUL. DONALD GEORGE PVT. UsMcR
son OF Mr., and Mrs. william j. Paul,
PETERMAN, JAMES wILFREp CPL
USMC--Son Of Mr. and MIS- Wtlired c
PIETILA ROBERT ANTHONY PVT
uSMcR-Son Of Mrs. Mary PietiA. Bruce
Crossing.
REM. FREDERICK JOSEPH PFC. UsMC
Son OF Mrs, Gertrude Z. Rem. Berrien
Springs
sAtDOo- NICHOLAS, PIC, USMCR-Son
OF Mr ana Mrs Paul ssidoo, Flint
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

Funeral arrangements Wsrs
reported to the Times for:

Funeral arrangements UsTs
reported TO the Times for:
MRS. ANNIE l.. HINE, IS. of
1851 Fullerton, in the Haley
Chapel, 16065 Hamilton, at 3 p. m.
Monday. Burial. Roseland Park.
Mrs. Hine. who was born in Eng
land, resided in Detroit for so
years. She died in her home
yesterday. Survivors: two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lillian Wilson, Mrs. Iva
Mcdonald: son, William; five
grandchildren, and three great
grandchildren.
MRS. LAURA GOETZ, 55, of
14436 Fordham, in A. II. Peters
Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot, at
2 p. m. Monday; in state at Mt.
Cavalry Lutheran Church. Burial,
Forest Lawn Mrs. GoetZ died in
her home Thursday after a short
illness. Survivors: George, hus-
band; three daughters, Mildred,
Mrs. Elmer Paschal, Mrs. Robert
Olinzack; son. Pfc. George.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
NAVY MISSING

PARkfENTER. WALTER KEITH lsT 1T
USMCR-HusbAnd Of Mrs. Jean 81. Parmen
ter 1896 Monica.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD

HE hOAA
ARMY DEAD
DAVIS. JOHN 4 ~ IT sen q "a
AaEustuf Davif ssgo Ysl7sstone
boNNYR OTTO MA -Hlso1nd Of
Nrs virginia 81 pQnner 'la n MAIN Ann
ArooE
u-vu MAX Ma -Husssrd o. MIS- Irene
3 Wei 5Soi " outer dri'e
ARMY WOUNDED
HOWELL. MAryARp r / SGT son Of
Ms Nora Howell. %6i2 CuAiogd
NAVY DEAD
sEHr- EuGENr pwAVT Fireman C.
Son q MA. Rupert sehi. 2l2o s'mss
sTTRLING. ROBERT riMER. 1T ez-
Sen Of NAY GeItruce stsrang. 81 Lorraine
eourt Pontiac.
NAVY WOUNDED
AHRENs GERALD BYRON. PFc UsMcR -
Son ot Mt 1helmA L. Ahren, sel "
Eins Nile. FernaAle
BRANSoN WILLIAM EARL PIC UsMcR
Sen q MY Catherine s-susou. ssf River
hank. Wysndctte.
CAMPUS JOHN ARTHUR. PVT uSMCR
Son Of Mira. Ceralains Campus 4764 Lin.
eoin
pAGOSTTSo. wLAILIRAR PVT USMCR
.-HuseGnd Of MTt. Flora Agostino, 1850
DAY HAROLD MAYNARD. PFC. UsMCR
Son Of Nj and MrS. Joseph Day. ASA
Lyman
CsMCR-Husbsnd OF Mrs Mary r. Ding
ievsh lssos Helen. Wyhndotte.
EGCERs RAY RUSSIA PVT UsMCR--
Son OF Nr and hrs, Len Eggers, So3s
Twelfth. Wyandotte.
HEABERT. ERNEST JEROME CPL.
USMCR-Son OF Mrs Charlotte HeAbert. eA3
Notre Dame. Crosse Poini..
KINNEY. JAMES FRANKLIN rR.. PVT
usMcR-Son OF Mrs. Daily II. Ford. 224S4
Columbia, Dearborn.
KIRcHANsKI. ALFRED, CPL. UsMCR-
Son Of MRS Viola D. KirchanGki. 244e PssA-
cenA
KisABETH. PHILIP LEE PFC. usMcR-
Son Of Mr. and MrS. william z, KiGabeth.
sss Ann, Plymouth.
LocRMAN. RICHARD JOHN. PFC, UsMcR
--son of Mr.. and Mrs John W. Jockman,
"a Oak, River Rouge.
MCLAUGHLIN HOWARD, PVT, UsMcR-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

SEHI, EUGENE DWANT Ersmsn c.
Son q MA Rupert sehl. 2l2o S'mes.
lerncsle
STERLING. ROBERT EiMEE IT rE.-
Ser of May GeItrJce strrarg, 81 Lorraine
court Pontiac
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
9ete1i1lg on the verge
Of a new experience -?
1dN6 wa4 M0M

in Good Housekeeping kitchens, We baked
over a thousand layers Of cake by these
new recipes.
We mixed cakes by hand-beating, and
with electric beaters, timing the beats. We
used all sorts OF shortening, baking powder,
and cake Hour-as we'll as all-purpose
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
ARNIY MOTNDED
NAVY DEAD

HOWELL MAfNAFp r SCI son
EH Nora Howell. 4el2 CuAioEd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

MCLAUGHLIN. HOWARD, PvT.. UsMcR-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

ST ANDRE. EDWARD g. 7 SGT son
ei EdloIt 81 Andre fsHPgT'I'r
ToKoLY. ROBERT y, CAPT Husband Of
MA Robert ?. Tossiy: cryiiA F'ili'
WALLACE. HAROLD A. CAPT son OF
Mrs EllWood s. ogden. Battle Greek.
ARMY WOUNDED
HUDSON. ARLIN T.. SGT Husband OF
Mrs velmA NJ HUDSON Lansing.
ROBINSON CLYDE A. SGT Husband
Of Mrs. Dorothy ~ Robinson. purSnd
VANDFRBURG PHILIP s, PFC Son OF
Mrs Bsrnics p VAnderbugg, powsglac.
ARMY MISSING
ARHUTiCK, TIM FLIGHT oFFIcER-son
Of Mrs. Anna Arhghek. Bay City
HOPKINS DONALD Q IsT 1T Husband
Of MrS. Jeanne L. Hopkins, Alpena
NAVY DEAD
SHERMAN. ROBERT II. FIREMAN c.
Son Of Mr., and Mr. Ray Sherman. Lake CITY
WOOD ALLAN EUGENE PFC. USMC-
Husband Of Mrs Shirley A. Wood Bay City
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Hamilton Dome
carbon Counfvl

Argo OIL Corp. Govt. No. "a
SW NE NE 14-44N-9SW
RUkr.
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Explanation
Of Symbols

10 save time, nmmeroms symbols are
used In Ehe@e Wyoming wen reports.
Here's what fhsy mean
BOPD--barreIa of oil per day.
B0PH--barress of oil per hour.
BIS d W---hasac sediment and water.
Dat. or DST--drsli stem test.
mRT--movfng In rotary tools.
M0CT--xuovsnn ON cabls tools 4.
PB OF P.Bs--pzmxNsS back.
RURT-rigsanx up rotary tools.
I'D. or Txk--kotaf depth.
WOC-waiaing on cement.
W0RT-waitfmg on rotary tools.
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Wyoming Activity Increasing j;
Interesting Tests Going Down

CASPER-The Wyoming oil circles without any
outstanding Developments though wells the inter
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ton of the state, in the Big Horn
basin only a few miles south of the
Montan border and west of the Elk
Basin field, is the deep test of Cen
eral Petroleum in the Badger Basin
field. which made hole past 1892
feet and is now running tubing for
a swab test, presumably of the Sec
ond Frontier, the fields main pro-
ducing horizon. Eventually, this
well is scheduled to drill to the Ten
sleep
The full Wyoming report
Airport Dome
(Natrona County,
Dyer & HaynAfidert No.
sW sW SW 2e-35N-sOw
First hole abandoned, 1884, crooked
hole. Rig up for fresh start.
Arlington Area
(HOt Springs County,
wasatch Ref. Co.-Dixon No.
RURT.
Badger B0sin
General Pet-ResoIute No.
Sec. s-57N-1O1W
Running tubing to swab s492.
B0ileY Dome !.
Carbon County,
slnclair-AfIlton Coffman No.
NV NE 21-26N-S9W
Drilling, 1880.
Belle Springs
carbon County,
Mnclair-wyoming-Unit No.
NV NEk sen S2-24N-ssW
Total depth 1895
Big Hollow District
(Albany County,
Front Range Oil Co-GOv't. No.
G NV NV 20-15N-75W
Drilling 225.
Oklahoma OH Co..U. P.-Fuller No.
NV NE NV 7-15N-75W
Shut down. "a
Oklahoma Oil CO.-Fuller No.
NE Sc NV 7-15-75
Spudded.
Oklahoma w asatch-U. p. Fuller No. 5
c Sc NV 7-15N-75W
Pumping 8 bbls. daily from Dakota; to
re-acidtze. I'd, $50
Boone Dome
(Natrona County,
stanolind Unit No.
NV Sc SW 10-35N-S5W
Spudded 1-23-45; Ell, 1899; drilling. 1888
Bridger Creek
Hot Springs County,
Common Tank-Unit No.
SW SW NV 26-4IN-91W
Iensleep, 6SS; shut down, 746
Byron Field
(Big Horn County,
OhiO-H. Peterson No 1
Lot 40, Sec 23-56-97
Drilling, 2719.
Ohio William Hoskins LAB" No
NE Sc 15-56-97
I'd, 54oe; testing Tensleep. 54O6.
OhiO-Baker 2, Well
Lot 3, Sec. 23-5697
Casing, 2l0.
Cedar Ridge Field
Hot Springs County,
Husky Government No.
NE NE NE 2S-43N-95W
Location
Church Butte Structure
(Uinta County,
Mountain Fuel Supply No.
NE SW NV 8-16N-112W
Drilling, 1865.
Cole Creek
General Pet. No. 1-27.P
Sec g, T. IS N, r. INV
Cooper Cove
Carbon County,
stanoIlnd-U. p. MOI
NE NE NE 19-1sN-77W
Derrick.
Cow Gulch
(Niobrara County,
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