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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
FRIEL FOR VETS

County Auditor Frel has based
has campaign on a promise to pro-
tect the welfare of returning vet
Grams, while at the same time
modernizing Detroit with new
parks, pavementS. hospitals, RAPID
transit and airport facilities.
Mayor Jeffries bid for A fourth
term IS founded on his contention
that his record justlfie5 continu'
ance in office.
8 COUNCILMEN RUN
OF the nine councilmen, eight
are seeking reelection. Council
man Henry s. Sweeny IS retiring
There are p other aSpirantS.
City Clerk Leadbetter and City
Treasurer Cobo will he far IN the
lead of their respective opponents
Traffic Judge John y. Watts
appointed 10 the bench by Gov
Kelly, Is seeking election 10 that
post Opposing him for the noml.
nation are five candidates.
Never before has a primary
been held so early 1t was ordered
in August this year so that ballots
for the November election can be
sent 10 DetrolterS IN the far Pa
clflc and on other fronts.
"TUMBLES" CHARGED
In an address Saturday night
Auditor Friel charged that Mayor
JeffrieS has 'tumbled' plans fol
postwar Improvements.
THE mayors own figures
show that he has only 500
worth of postwar work ready for
each of our 100000 veterans
with nothing left for workers on
the home front" Friel said.
HE isn't ready with plan To
provide Jobs for veterans and
war workers. He isn't ready
with plans TO rid Detroit of its
down-at-the-heel look. He
doesn't see our postwar pro-
gram, as do, as vital planning
for jobs for people"
Mayor leffrIeS. IN several cam.
paIgn speeches. Contended that he
has a postwar program under
way
Detroit successfully with
stood the impact of war" the
mayor told voters. "Our munich
pal government is fully prepared
for the impact of peace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Election Arouses
Little Interest
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
but he raised this figure Saturday
to 10000.
City Clerk Thomas c. Lead
better said the total VIII be be.
tween 100000 and 10000.
Unlike the bitter contests when
labor candidates bid for the
mayoralty in other years. the
presence Of FrankenSteen IN this
years race has not aroused the
voters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Fear Submarine Lost

WASHINGTON, Aug ! lCP)
The 1,525-ton L. $ submarine
Shook Is overdue from patrol and
presumed lost the navy announced
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
JAMES ID. FRIEL

County Auditor James y. Erie
has stressed in his campaign fol
mayor a promise 10 protect the
welfare of returning veterans. A
the same time, however, he has
emphasized that his program vii
mean jobs for all workers in event
of p postwar depression.
His platform Includes
IA trained staff of war
veterans 10 handle veterans af-
fairs and 10 guarantee that no
man or woman who has served
the nation will be forgotten in
the years to come
2-Immediate improvement
Of the City'S streets and alleys
and extension of its sewers.
3-Slum clearance without
delay.
4-Impr Owe m ent of DSR
service by immediate purchase
of new buses and street cars.
Guaranteed weekly gar
bage collection.
6-Replacement Of the city's
dllapidated schools, purchase Of
new school buses and a guaran-
tee of "a d equste pay" for
teachers,
7-Expansion OF medical IA
Cilitles at Receiving Hospital
and its branches.
S-More parks, swimming
pools and beaches.
Municipal intervention 10
sustain harmony between man.
agement and labor.
1O-A d equate h ouSin z
through the use of public funds
If private capital fails TO solve
this important problem.
differentiation Of most
municipal departments 10 eS-
tabliSh harmony. efficiency and
economy.
Frlel has planned an improve
ment program which will COS
S150,00U.000.
Construction Of new schools,
new pavement and new sewers
are the first Jobs to he done and
they are the first Jobs for re-
turning veterans and laid-oft
war workers. the candidate said.
SLUM PROBLEM
n major problem that must
he faced is created by our Slums.
They are the symbols of in
equality and are the breeding
places Of dependency and de-
linquFncy."
They must he cleaned up"
Friel has pointed TO his recorc
as chairman of the county boarC
of auditors. Among accomplish
ments. he said, are the new sys
ten of purchasing, stream-lininl
of the abstract department, anC
so per cent reduction on the
County5 insurance costs.
HUMAN GOVERNMENT
eff there Is one word 10 char
acteriIe the kind Of government
would fight for If ! were
mayor, that word IL human"
Fricl said.
~ am human enough to want
20 see us keep our promises TO
our veterans, and to prevent
suffering and want among our
people
Let us look NJ Detroit ~
city OF human beings-of peo-
pie and We will plan properly
for them and 20 forward again
toward prosperity and peace"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Funeral arrangements Wers
reported to the Times for:

JOSEPH VI. CRO1EAU. 63
Aug 3. of heart attack m has
home at 1928 Lozier, Van Dyke
Mr. Croteau was for many years
building superintendent of the H.
y. CulbertSon Co Survivors. wife.
Glare, daughters. Mrs. Florence
Grafton. Mrs. Agnes BChem and
Sister Jeanne Marie sons. Emil.
Henry. Eugene. Dominique, Ar
mand, Reginald and Leo Scrv-
ices in state a. the Sparlck
Funeral Chapel. 25531 Van Dyke
avenue. Center Line. and funeral
Tuesday, 9 a m, at ST Clements
Church, Van Dyke and Church
roads
JULIA DUDAS. ~. Aug =. Of a
heart attack after = long illness
Survivors husband, julius. sons,
John. Albert. Karl. Rudolph and
Pfc. Anthony, daughter, Theresa,
mother. Mrs. Theresa Neuk7m
brothers, John and Joseph Neu-
kan. Services. Monday. Q a. u
Ht residence. lsOi6 Eastwood ave-
nue. and 81 ~ 81 Jude Church.
1911 r Seven Milo road. Burial
Nj Ollvct Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
TWO STRIKES END

Strikes affecting truck assembly
lines OF the Ford NJ tor Co, s
Rouge plant. the Federal Mesai
Co. the Chrysler Corp $ Marys-
vile plant, the Bower Roller Bear
ing Co, Lyon. Inc, and Arrow
Products continued.
Back-to-work votes were taken,
however, by l.200 Fruehauf work
ers who had been on strike for
three days and by Gelatine Prod
ucts Co. strikers. Both firms Will
resume operations Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ANSWERS WLB CRITIC

The associations formal state
went replied 10 criticism from the
regional WLB. which helped
bring about a Teopening OF the
Yards three weeks ago after a
similar fvc-d3v suspension
NL.R Chairman Louis &. Miriam
said the operators were acting
like children in cutting of then
deliveries
The ranks Of tho strike-idle
were swollen when 500 employees
of the Bundy Tubing Co Center
line plant walked of then Jobs on
the first shift Saturday morning
A company spokesman attributed
the stoppaGo 10 dissatisfaction of
tAW-ClO m q m b erS with the
terms offered for settlement OF an
accumulation of Grievances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Lumber Men
Deny Lockout
Operations Proceed
as Usual, McLeer Says

Howard NCLccs. manager oi
the Detroit District Retail Lum-
her Dealer, Association denied
SATURDAY that the suspension OF
deliveries Ia 1ll lumbar Yards IN
this area W5S Iu any sense a
lockout. or a strike TN the part
%. manage
Operations, including manu-
featuring, painting, cleaning,
unloading cars. etc, are pro-
cceding aS usual he said.
There are, however, no sales,
deliveries or piCkupS.'
NlcLecS attributed tho general
shutdown 10 strikes by the AL
r-rllwcrkcr> union against five
companies. With the five yards
closed Tor seven 10 ClEflt WCCkS
Io asserted, stocks of other yards
have been drained 10 "a point
whore they cannot function Geo.
p, ,y,- Iru'f,. p
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-10

0'0 o>ez
He calls his girl Stain
because so far she has
stopped all advances.
THE country would not
be in the mess it is if
the Indians had adopted
stricter imri grafton Laws.
Little dog Cooking up
at parking meter): 100000!
va gotta pay now J"
Voice in an air raid sh-
elter:
"Hey, you -- take your
hand off my knee. No, not
you YOU !"
"What did your girl wear
to the ba1l?"
IA paper Dress"
nWhat did you do after
the ball?n
"Oh, we went on a tear"
Boss: mo, I'm afraid
you WON'T do. II
Steno: nYes I Will, if
that's what it takes to
get the job.
Cora: NJ have a date
with a soldier VINO has
been overseas for months
and this is his first lib
erty.n
Dora nYou mean his first
furlough. Liberty. is what
a sailor takes. Soldiers
never take liberties. ~
Cora: nOh, you poor, mis-
guided child ~
District Attorney: nYou
-or. Lo ! -,.oop -,o,, w. -S o<j
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-10
INDIANAPOLIS (CNS) - The

INDIANAPOLIS Gems The
meanest woman in Indiana
polls is the one recently
fined by City Court for
defrauding a newsnoy out
Of 3 cents. She bought a
paper, the newsboy test
flied, read it, complained
that she didn't like the
editorials and refused to
pay for it.
NEW YORK (CNS J. Mrs uary
Aoloney, 32, was lonely,
SO she turned in a false
alarm. Said she:
NJ hope I get 90 days for
this; then I'LL have CON-
pany. Next day she passed
up the opportunity to make
new friends and paid the
fine.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-10

Babe Wallace Sure Can
take a lot Of he cklin'
from the grandstands. Good
work Babe, it's great to
see you in there fighting.
The Post Band barracks
boasts a barber shop, shoe
shine stand, photo studio
and radio repair shop. Busy
boys, aren't they?
~ FAV0RITE EXPRESS IONS ~
LAMAR Stone. ..,....nSi ST
Senior. n
Nate Johnson. ''Ain't no
change, chum.
Reggie Moore. ."It's a
good DEAL
willie Foster. nI'll bout
put a boot.
Freddie Baker. "Heh-heh. II
Tom Turner....... "NEnat say
bout it?n
SOU fellows are sure
going to miss that group
Of lovely WACs who left
for school this week.
Tucson sure got good to
Gordy last week. what's
the matter, liolab? Motor
trouble?
Huachuca's favorite hot
spot, the Post MOO Club,
was packed and januned last
Saturday mite. Have you
been up lately?
T/Sgt. BENZ. Watson left
for his Calf ornia station
this week. HE'S a great
guy and w6're sure going
to miss him.
Can it be that local .IlCs
are slipping when the Sou
ties import feminine charm
from Douglas Air Base?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

Sausfrau in oertorften Slai9en itets
oorratig bolten. SSn ben meiiten SGl>
len er5ielt man Before Reiultate o..
nit, als nit ben befannten teuren
@atarrbn1itteln, 3. g. 8onbons, SGfts
6en uin. 8iele 8onbons, Die mir teuer
eriteben> entbalten ni6ts als 3uder
uno meiit i6doli6e 8eitan6teile, uno
oarauf berltbt lire MIR aeittpeilige
@irfung.
8ei beraltetem 6ronii9 getporoe-
nem Suiten, iogar BEL 6em gefr6te>
ten blauen Suiten (&eu6buiten) bat
unier alterprobtes Sausn1ittel nod
ME beriagt. BUR Seritellung oesiel-
ben beri6afft man itb aus Der Mpo.
tbete fo1gen0e flint &rduter: / l1n5e
Sorebouno, 1 l1n5e Spitenar6, 1 I'm.
&C. @omfreD, 1 l1n5e @lecampene &oot,
1 un5e @loo6 &oot.
3ubereitung: Man 5erreibt Die
&rauter, mii6t fte gut our9ei1tan6er
uno fo6t ite in einem ir6enen ODER
@ranittopf in 6 Quart 8aiier foIan-
ge, Biz alles auf 2 Quart eingefo6t
lit. Damn gieBt man oos @an5e our9
Elm groBes Sud-, oriidt ben Saft gut
beraus, fiigt leBterem 5tpei Bfuno
wetben 9fod @anop bin5u un6 fo9t
wieoer iolange, big alles auf elm
Quart uno 5u einem iirupabnli9en
Saft auiammengefo6t iit. Sobalo Der.
ielbit fiibl getpor6en, eiebt man i'm
III 5lai6en uno bertorft luftoi9t.
@ebraudsmtpeiiung Man nirnmt
ungefabr 8. Biz 4mal tdgli9 einen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

ite in ben Ofen i9aufelt, NIT 5oI3.
paifer beiprengt, lit Die 93uBbiloung
ebenfolls iebr gering. 8ei Surnacebei-
5ung tonn man, Inn gu itarte &uB-
btloung 5l1 berbiiten, Die M59e, Die
man 51erit bon S9lafen gereinigt
bat> no6mals ins gut brennen6e
Seuer i6aufeln. Muf oieie @eiie Ipart
man &oblen, oenn es bletben, auBer
Der Ii6e, INNER nod fleine quite &ob>
lenteile iibrig, Die I'M Seuer tpie @ots
brennen uno mebr Sibe geben als
oie &obIe ielbit.
Gin Jurnace ioute, beionoers 1pe11
man 8ei6foblen brennt, pentgitens
ale bier 8o6en bon 0fuB gereinigt
meroen. 9a ii6 Der meiite &uB i'm
S9ornitein aniebt, 10 muB 6erielbe
ebenfaus mebrn1ols i'm @inter ent-
fernt peroen, beionoers tpenn er eng
gebaut iit. Man fann, tpenn man Dor.
lt9tig 5u 8erf gebt, Den @9ornltein
ousbrennen, inoem man cine @ono.
bon Bapier nit Elm penig Betroleum
tranft uno 6asielbe am unteren gnoe
oes S6ornitetns an5iin6et. 0os tut
man am beiten, tpenn oas 0a9 naB
lit ooer nit S6nee beoedt, oonit
S6aoenfeuer berbiitet tpir6.
- ST. U.s., $40.
Erot iabrelmeer i1tentiiber Gor.
l@ungen tit es nod ni9t gellneen, Elm
taltes 2i6t ber5uiteuen. Ser 2eu9t.
fafer uno Der @liibtpurm bringen Dos
beaite 2i6t obne Stse berpor. sSn
tropii6en @egenoen, D. 9. in 8eIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

gBIoffeI bon, bel itartem $uIten ole
Stunoe. 9o oteier Suitenitrup bel
manden obfiibren6 tpirtt, oiirfen iol-
de bic Me0t5in nt6t 8u oft nebmen.
- Nrs. 9. Ct, Ri@.
@s gibt beridieoene Wtittel, Die
&uBbiloung in Sefen uno Sdorn'
itetnen gu nerbiiten uno oen oorbanoe.
men STUB 81 entfernen. Weon itreut
auf ein gut brennenoes, NIT gliiben.
BEN &oblen gefitutes 5euer frtide, 70.
BE @ortoffelidolen uno oeri6lieBt Die
Eiire iofort. 9ie Ddmpfe, tpel9e iib
aus ben berbrennen6en &ortoffelI6a.
len ergeben> loien oen &uB, Der lt6 in
oen 3iigen uno &obren feitgeiebt bat
uno entfiibren oenielben our9 ben
S6ornitein ms Sreie.
Wenn man Die &oblen, bebor man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

&eudbuiten Ieiitet oieier 9aetti9Ioft
ebenfals iddbensperte 9ienite. 8e.
tannt ftn0 ia ard bic &ettidbonbons
als Wittel eeeen ben Suiten. Sdpar"
sc Retti6e, aud 8interretti9e ge.
nannt, bolten lt6 in etnem euten &el.
Ter ODER eingegraben Ianee frii6.
8entger betanrtt lit es, 6aB bic ge'
pobnltbe @o65tpiebel ebenfaIs zines
Der beiten Sousmittel gegen Die be.
ionoers i'm Sritbiabr ,1n6 Serbit 10
bduftg berriden6en ept6emii9en ga.
torrbe uno Suiten lit. Die 3tpiebeln
Deroen 5u oieiem 3tped In bier Geile
geIdnitten, nit @anois5uder 9e.
oampft; bon 6em itd biloenoen 3tpie-
belioft tpiro ale 5tpei Biz bret Stun.
ben Elm fleiner &eeloffel genommen.
0ieien eingeto6ten 5aft ioute ieoe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

tnoien, ionmeln Die gineeborenen bic
2eudtfGfer in &dfieen uno benusen
lte als 2aternen. Sn Cuba f6niiiien
iid Die 5rouen NIT Dem Jog. Slid
Beetle, Der Elm briuantes grimes
2idt berbreitet abnlid tpie Elm e9ter
Smorago Generally.
9. st., q. S.
8as man unter uSabeas CORPUS"
beritebt9 Die Sobeas gorpusofte 1T
oos &arI Dem 3tpeiten bonn engliiden
Barlament i'm Sabre 1879 abeen6.
tigte 5toatsgrunogeIeb. @s ertpeiter.
te Die idon i'm IrtifeI 20 Der Magna
Gborta bon 1915 uno Der ,,Betition of
8iebt' i'm Sabre 1923 ausgelprodene
@etpdbrletitung Der perionli6en Grei.
beit uno gibt ieoem Gerbafteten ben
Nnipru6 auf einen ridterliden 8e'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
&enplmtiDu
(Sort Iebung bon Seite 81

\C~~>I~S"'bS WV OCLIc o.
beute bolb europa, 9llten, Weerifo,
@quaoor an Die 8oIi9epiitenl Da.
bon nebmen Die Sieger als6ann aerne
anlaB> Die 8eitegten 5u bera6ten, if.
men tbre Siinoen bor5ubaIten uno iid5
ielber groB au MAIDEN. Mber oamit
lpre6en tie itd) nur ielber ibr Ser.
oammungsurteil rno ibr @eribt fir
Die 3utunft> neil tie eben bier6ur6
oas 0oIein elmer boberen bereeIten.
ben @ere6tigfeit anertennen.
@ott iagt ni6t> 6aB gr Sid pir.
oigen tpolle, oiele ausgeorteten 8erf.
5euge nod ielber gu 5ii9tigen. gs
tpare ou6 unnotig. sic 5ebren ita tn
ibrer @eabloiigteit ielber ouf, 1te rel.
ben itb unter ii6 10 befttg uno 10 raft.
los, ooB iie BON ielbit in Seuer ge.
raten. 9ie geoolution 1T itol5 oar.
auf, ibr Gedt nidt bon @ott, ian.
bern olein bon ft9 gu baben. @it
oieiem l1ripruns bat ite au9 ibren
(Sortiesung auf Seite 11)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14

febl, Der ben 8eidul0ieten oem In.
tlager iibergibt (babeas corpus, ,,ou
bait oen &orper''), 6amit er i'm our
iofortigen nnterlu6ung oem 8i9ter
boriteae. Die Sobeos corpus ion er.
mogli9en, Die geridtlide l1nteriu.
dung iiber ieoe Gerbaftung nit ab-
1bneioung aller nmgebung gegen ieoe
Beboroe 3u er5pingen. Sic gilt aud
in Den Ser. Staateu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-14
NzAkIxnN
= asf. D.,phto -.

Sonnen' 1tno 5tDet Wtonottnltern11te
ereignen. Die erite Sonnenfiniterris
fano am ID. Sanuar ftat at1o lit 1tur
In Der iit6li6en SalbfuseI fidtbar.
am 25. ~Suni finbet etne teiltpetie
Monofiniternis itatt. Die atpette Con.
nenfinfternts lit am 9. Suit. ii9t.
bar in 0or6amertfa, guropo, IN Sci.
len Qitens un6 IN Norotpeitafrifa.
N. &C., 81. q. -
~ 9as eriedti6e @ort ,,@utbanaia"
beoeutet >rubieer, Ieidter Eo6'. Na9
driitfatbolii6er Auffaiiune 6orf Der
Ir5t tpobl 6en Eo6 zines Botienten
erlet9tern belfen un6 10 milo als mog.
Itch geitalten, nber obne Dos 8etpuBt-
fetn oes Sterbenoen 5u triiben. 8os
nan oft beut5utage 1tnter @utbana1ta
peritebt, lit ni6ts tpeniger az ,,Mercp
ataing' uno oas tit Meni6enmoro.
Das meni6lt6e 2eben lit beilig.
uns bon @ott geeeben uno MIR @ott
fdnn es nebne11. nrter feinen unt-
itanoen 1t1t6 unter feinem 8ortpano 1T
oieie Irt @utbanoiie erIaubt, felb1t
tpenn Die @eieBe Der gan3en 8elt es
legalt1teren piiroen.
- Anf mebrere Nnfragen -
8ei Ausbru9 Ger tdlteren SSabres.
5ett itellen itd oiefe @rf11tungsarten
bon Salsletoen, Suiten, aitbna uuo
oergl. BEL jung u1r0 alt elm. 8enn
man glei6 i'm 8eeinn Die rt9tigen
Sausmittel antpen6et, fonn Die Or.
taltung ii6 ni9t enttpideln.
IS gibt nun ausge5ei9nete Sous.
mtttel, Die 1tniern olten Sausfrouen
befannt tDaren. @s befinoen ft6 in
ieoem $ousbalt 5tpei Bflanaen, Die
Der Sausfrau unentbebrIi9 ftno: Die
3tptebel uno Der &etti9. S9on Die
Ilten fogten bonn Getti6: ,,Oer &et.
ti9 bermag ben &ppetit gu ertpeden,
tpenn er Dor Der Mabl5eit, uno bic
Seroauung, 81 froern, tpenn er no9
oerlelben genoiien miro, tpeil es @et"
ttd)s &ugeno in Der Gr5nei lit, bob
ct ben 5Gben S9leim i'm aorper 5er.
tetlt uno tretbt, Die 8r1It r6umt, al.
ten Suiten iti1t, ioipie oud BET Stetn.
bei9tDeroen un6 Baiierlu9t 2i1toe.
rltng 5u beri9affen bern1og. Dos aus
oen Bur5eln getponnene @a1ier> nod
mebr ober Der Saft, bermag quite
Dienite BET Mil5. uno 2eberleioen au
ti1n rno tDtrft tretbeno BEL 9eieren.
uno 8laienltein.
Die @lr5el, in oitnne 59eiben ge.
fdnitten u1o nit Sal5 auf Die SUB.
foblen gelegt, 5iebt BEL Siebern Die
Site 5eraus uno i6afft ben @aiier.
fiidtigen 9inoerung. a1no menn fol.
DIE Sdeiben, nit 3uder beitreut, uber
@a6t lieeen bletben, geben ite elm
@aiier, spel6es oie Sinnen i'm @eit9t
bertreibt."
8ur5el un6 Samen 6es i9tpar3en
@ettibs tparen bon ieber als Setlmit-
tel betannt un6 tper6en offtaien in
ben @potbefen gefiibrt, un6 nod berte
lit &etti6iaft Elm befanntes uno be.
1iebtes SausmitteI gegen Suiten. Ser
ibparae &etti6 tpiro gepubt, auf ei.
nem &eibeiien gerie6en uno bur9 Elm
reines, tueibes 2dppden eepreBt. Ser
oaour9 getponnene Saft miro na6
gerbdltnis nit Elm bis atpei 2offeI
~&aois5uder DeriiiBt uno odbon NOR.
gems 1tii9tern, abenbs Dor Dem Sd]Ia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
This Was Probably Worlds
Most Profitable Duck Club

go duck hunting and strike oil? Well back 1899 five
gentlemen who enjoyed the malards with
hammeress formed the Boa Land Co., with 80
apiece There 80 original stockholders
they the Bosa Gun Club Huntington Beach Later
the number of shares 40 then they split the
stock to create 1000 shares at SO par
This bunch of roickng had hummer of 2OOOacre
marsh ultimately they had club there to which went
many sposmen who southern California
and wanted do little shooting.
1921 oil spouted through the blackberry patches at Hunting
ton Club for 20
Some wealth this piece property is indicated
by the 1912 the clubs estimated at $780,
that time with bills threat
enng deeply profits this property which
mated 100000 sliced into 1OS
represent the respective interests of the shareholders
presumably prevent from claiming SIS $50 of each
500 gross income-By Tom L. Tabert, in IPAA Monthly
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
HELIUM GAS DEMAND
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

With the increased use of helium
gas for welding magnesium and alu-
minum-magnesium alloys in aircraft
plants and for many other indus
trial and scientific purposes, the
bureau of mines last year shipped
more than twice as much of this
lightweight, noninflammable gas to
commercial distributors as it did in
1943.
A total of 2,187, POS cubic feet of
helium went to commercial distrib-
utors from bureau of mines produc-
ing plants in the 1914 fiscal year, as
compared with 1,059,655 cubic feet
the previous year. In addition,
many other millions of feet were
earmarked for the navy's anti
submarine blimps, for the army and
for. weather bureau meteorological
balloons, with the bureau of mines
more than meeting all the require
ments of these agencies,
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tentative plans for drilling in the
south field
OF interest this season will be the
test of production possibilities in
the area north of Browning, where
at a lease sale last Friday Carter Oil
Phillips Petroleum secured
around 10000 acres of allotted and
tribal lands. 1t lies west of what is
known as the Milk river structure.
The area has long been looked
upon as having possible oil produc-
ing acreage A huge rotary outfit
will make a thorough test on To-
cation to be announced later. The
contract calls for drilling to a depth
of 1900 feet unless oil or gas in COM
mercial quantity are secured at a
lesser depth.
No announcement has been made
as to time when operations will
start but it is believed that equip
ment will be moved to site as soon
as spring weather conditions assure
continuous work.
The seismograph work was done
by Phillips crews, sponsored by
Carter.
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According to Hi Gernert, local
manager, Texas Company has a
program for drilling large num-
Der of wells; in this field, in the
Kelvin area and in spots in Liberty
county. The company has in mind
many wildcat explorations.
Carter will keep three strings
going. They drilled 81 wells last
year and intend to drill at least
that many during the year 1945,
Reece Poynter said Tuesday.
E. ]. Hupp of Union said yester-
day that his company had plans to
keep three strings of cable tool out
fits going and later would do some
rotary drilling. The program calls
for at least 80 wells and probably
more if casing can be secured. One
of the operations will be on the
Reagan structure and this will be
one of tops in interest as this struc-
ture has shown distinct pOssibili-
ties Crew operating on Willow
Creek structure near Choteau re-
ports that drill is now at 1000 feet.
c. A. F. (Crumley Aronson :
F'rary) have tentative plans for at
least three wells in the south field
on the reservation, provided leases
bid in some time ago are approved.
Consolidated Gas, according to G.
S Frary, has tentative program of
about six wells but this, too, is con-
ditioned on acceptance of lease bids
made last November and which to
date have not been given formal APP
proval in Washington.
A. B. Cobb is faced with the same
situation as the others, the prob
lem of securing equipment. During
a call last week, he said he hoped
to drill several wells in this field if
pipe and other supplies could be Sc
cured
R. c. Tarrant recently announced
that he would drill three or four
wells on leases in the local field
depending upon ability to secure
equipment.
1t is understood that Levi Burd
Bill Show, Wright Hagerty and 9th
er reservation lease holders have