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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

chemical war
fare; March 20;
G. 2 r m a n y /;
awarded Silver
Star for gal
lanty in ac-
ton; husband
of Reva, father
of Helene; 1882
Lakewood: 2
years in serv-
ice; overseas Z
months; Elwood
M a c h 1 n g
and Tool Co.
-Iz. F
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Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
Michigan's Roll
Of Battle Heroes

hospitalized in England; attended
Chadsey High and Munger Trade
School; Superior Seal and Stamp
Co. employe; in service March,
1874; overseas September; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burnham,
12635 Pinehurst.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Vaticon Marks MAY Day

ROME, May / tUP)-The Vati-
can observed May Day for the
first time in history today and
Italy celebrated IL for the first
time since Benito Mussolini was
In power.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Todays biographical sketches Of
Detroit servicemen kille d,
wounded and decorated, according
to official army and navy re-
leases and next of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
= The Detroit Times I.
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Nine fighters listed killed Sc wounded eight
missing and 1886 casualties listed today
by the department.
Three killed eight wounded listed
the 453 casualties.
In all kin been notified being
informed by the department and the change
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DECORATED

PFC. HERBERT CANTOR, 20;
armored infantry; March %; Ger
many: Bronze Star for special
work; Central High graduate
attended Wayne u; son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Cantor, 3005
Chicago.
PFC. LEON LENIN 2S:
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ARMY MISSING
European Area

pRABIK. EDWARD II % LT.-HuSband
OF Mrs. Ards L. Draois. Muskegon'
EMPIE. ELMER ". ID IT Son Of Elmer
=. Empk, Ann Arbor
JERRY DELBERT J, PFc.-son Of Mn.
Mary Andersen. co 7. Compton, haniiing
KAMP. PETER. PFC Son OF MA conslis
KAmp Grand Rapids
KLINE. JOHN S. PFC.-Son OF Mrs. kdna
Kline. sturgis.
sIsK, JESSE r. 7 s--son Of Mrs Eleanor
J. SiEk. Niles
vANNET-T. ROBERT SlsCT.-Son OF Mrs.
Johanna J. Vannett. Nes Era.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
NAVY WOUNDED

FINCH, EARL l.. PVT UsMCR-wifs. Mrs.
Earl L. Finch, Kslamaioo.
MADrIL. JOHN NJ. PFC vsMcR=Psrents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles hadnl Frederic
MEAD. wfLBER J., PFC. usMcR-.Father
Louis A. Mead, Flint.
PAXTON, DONALD l.. PFC. UsMc-siS
ter. hrs. Ediih stamnsr. Temperance. 4.
sHooP. CARROLL Z PFC. UsMcR-p,r
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. shoop, South
Haven.
sTLLAwAY TIMER d. PVT UsMCR-
wife' Mrs Elmer D. sins-sy. Benton Hsrocr
THOMAS, JOHN JAY. 1T. tJcD, UsNR-
wife. Mrs. Evalyn Lovtjoy Thomas Por'
Huron. Parents. hr. and Mrs. John Franklin
Thomas, Pontiae.
WALKER. ALBERT JANIS. PN SIC. usN
Parents. Mr.. and hn. wlllisu.e Albert
-, O. eA<H
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Pacific Area

GRIFFITH. OWN s. PHc-soo Of krs.
Laura Chap. Monroe
JARRELL. EARL ". PFC Son Of Mrs.
Jennie Jarreli. Pint.
honToE.. ALBERT x PvT.-Hssoana Of
Mf1. HAysl L Monfon Scottville
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brothers. Cpl Walter. Pfc. Teddy,
wounded in France; mass Satur-
day, May ;, at S a. m. in Our
Lady, Help of Christians. Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
WOUNDED
MARINE PVT. FRED 8. ALT.

MARINE PVT. FRED s. ALT
MAN. 25; April 4, Okinawa; Lin
coin High and General Motors In
stitute Of Technology graduate;
employed by Fisher Body; in serv-
ice June. 1914; overseas Decem-
Der; husband OF Geraldine; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F c. Altman, 1860
Pearson, Ferndale.
PVT. KENNETH L. BOUDRIE,
l9; artillery; April /. Germany:
Highland Park High graduate: in
service July. 1914: overseas March.
l945; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Boudrie, 96 Beresford. highland
Park.
PFC. BERToN e. BURNHAM.
l9: infantry, April ): Germany:
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PFC. RICHARD KUCHARSKI,
%. field artillery; March 30, Ger
many; attended Sweetest Heart OF
Mary High, George Trade School;
worked at Budd Mfg. Co.; in serv-
ice February. 1913: overseas Sep
tember. 1914; husband OF Helen.
5l3S ST. Aubin: father of Richard
son OF Theophile Kucharski, 6l70.
Townsend.
PVT. EDWARD woJAN, %,
infantry; March l9, Germany: pre-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

sTRoHh. FRED ". PFC Son Of Mrs
Phyllis II. strohn. Jackson.
TIMPANI, TONY. PFc-son of Mrs Mary
ToNoNI' CALVIN o., PFc-son Of Mrs.
Josephine r, Tononi. Bslieville.
TRAMMEL. WILL n, S SGT Husband OF
Mrs. Evelyn Z. Trsnmel. Litenfieid.
vr1EY. CLARK D.. sGT-son Of Mrs.
ona Utiey, 24275 iols Mile road. BirminE-
ham.
.vooGp. GERRIT J Fc.-hgsoand OF
Mrs, Ruth NJ. yoo9d. Grand Rapids.
wARMASEN. WESLEY T. PFc.-HuIbAnd
Of Mrs. Ruth wArmAnen. NegAunee.
wEGNER. CHARLES d Fc-Husoand Of
Mrs Jsanns,te weEner wsylAno.
ar,. Msry J. Williams. jackson.
Pacific Area
czAPIcA. WALTER ". PFc.-sOn Of MIS-
Anna clspigs. Caspian.
FRENCH. ALBERT 4. FFc.-son Of Mrs
Ella p. French, MONTGOMERY.
CROWS. MATTHEW " Husband
OF hrI. Map Groves. vAssaf'
HOGAN. JOHN W. PFc.-son et Mrs
Marie Z. HeEsR. Pontise.
JARvI. CARL A.. PFc-son OF Arvie p
JGrvi. Hancock.
KAMINSKI. FLORIAN J, PFC.-Son o.
Mrs. MGbel KaminsEi Bay CITY.
KOEPHiCK, FRANK s. SCI. Son OF MIS-
Rose Trimmer, Reed CITY
McEAcHERv. RUBEN W. PFc.-sOn oi
Mrs Anna MeEsehern. Marquette
MEYER, LEONARD. SGT Son OF MIS-
Catherine Meyer. Bay City.
MTDDAuCH GERALD 4 PVT Brother oi
Mrs. ErmA Murray. North Branch
ROSA. CHARLES J.. PvT.-scn OF Mrs
Amelia Rosa. BetIenef
BOUND. BEPNARp NJ 70 LT-Brother OF
Mrs Joan r. Msrti, saginaw.
RUITER JOHN. cPL.-Son OF Martin Rui-
ter. Kalamazoo,
SKYTTA WILLIAM J. lST 1T Son OF
Mrs. Hlda ssy,,s, NesAunes
vOILAND FRANCIS C. SGT Son Of Mrs
Antoinstte voiland, Mt Clemens.
WAGNER. BENJAMIN. PFC.-Son Of Mrs
Emma Wagner. Holland
WARREN. cONNISC H.. PFC Son Of hrs
Minnie warren Howell
WEJROWsKI LEONARD. PFC.-Husbsnc
OF Mrs Frances wejroWski F1aheryille
WEST CLYDE d, PFC Husband OF Mrs
vtYEtnts Mu west tdrttn.
WIEBINGA WILLIAM R. CPL-son OF
Mrs. Barbara wiebenEs, Grand Haven
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Levine, 2l01
attended Wayne u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

current water
Weasel Cam
paign, In which
Thousands of
carriers repre-
sentins news
papers through
out the United
States are driy-
ing to sell
sta m ps a n d
bonds TO pur-
chase several
"a
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
NAVY DEAD

ANDERSON. RAYMOND CHRIST. FIRE
MAN l/C. UsNR-wifs, Mrs jean y. Andsr
son, Eseanabs Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Anderson. Escansbs
DZfERfs EDWARD s, PFC. uSMCR-
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Dzienis, jackson
GREANYA, JOHN A.. PVT, USMCR tpre
Nousiy reported wounded on April 4, 1e45 =
Parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greanya, stan
dikh
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Deatb Aotites

Deatb lotites
"ws bisbIy rnoIts that fbess
dead ibaH soi bHs
I: :: :;
memorial services for the brave VINO
cied In the service Of our country
PFC. WILLARD 3. MeDERMoTT
~ MeDERMOTT - Pfc. willard p.
killed In action April IL, le45,
- IN the Pacine area beloved son
OF Clair and Laura McDermott. dear
brother OF Margaret and Brother Joseph
hcDermott. O.M.I.. OF San Antonio,
Tex. Requiem memorial mass Wednes-
day st st. Charles Church, Baldwin At
-----
ss2wthsARr sins. III FAR; as si6nss Hnss hS.S ssss
Of Grsce: brother Of Mrs. @, w. Coz
9f Kenton. Ohio. and Mrs Venus Web
Der OF Dayton, Ohio Funeral from
street. "Wednesday at .. m.
PsEapsSsHs s @.s. HGh f:r sS " dear a'ssass %:ss.i
WsIriek Funeral Home. 1893 z Grand
Blvd TUESDAY 8 p. m. Interment
GoRHAM-Pauiins. so3To Gtddis road,
Belleville' dear mother Of BENJAMIN.
Funeral Thursdsy. May 3. p. m.
Robert Bros. Funeral Home, Beiieyilie.
Mich. Interment Cherry Hin Cemetery.
LoRKowskI-Angeiins. ass 81. sud
mother OF Mrs. Frances Mouilleseaux.
Helen. Hattie. Lucille and Florence;
Marie p.wonsorssi. ANNA pSorHowsiii
and Louise Zskrlewski: grandmother OF
Il. George. Helen and the late 1t.
Eugene Mouillesesur: great grandmother
from s2oi Mitchell. "Wednesday. $50,
10 ST. Hyaeinth Church st 10.
MAAs-April 40, Anna Mary, wife of
grandmother Of Msriiyn and Calvin.
Funeral service wednesday. 2 q. m. At
residence. 2443 Canton.
MAsOS-April 2s, Lucille. OF 1882
kunyon. beloved mother Of Pm. NJ 1Lc
Robert G Powell. Y, s. N: dear dauEh-
ifT sister Of q M Mr. and d. Nh wsS aSee,i " pse
William wood. u. s. NJ. c. Services
al the Haley Chapel, 16o65 Hamilton.
"wednesday ] p. m.
MATTEsoS-suddeniy April 30. Agnes
J, Of 2o5 W Buens vists: dear sister
q Mrs Hattie Forrest. Mrs; Alma
day At 2 .. m, from Harper Muilisan
Funeral Home. 1880 Hamilton.
s2cessngr sit. u S,tagy 80 Gear H mother r. Of ovsa y
sister OF Mrs Ethel Mcmillan, Mrs.
Archie stewart Of Toronto. Arnold Dali
ton Of DeaIoom. Donald and Murray
Funeral Home. THURSDAY at 2: 80. under
auspices Westsate Chapter No. 4ee
ROss--April 40. i94s. Fred s.; hus-
band Of Agnes Donaldson Ross; father Of
warren d. Ross and MrS Howard X.
Funeral I0.sry service o. a. % Chapel Of eeH the VIM.
r. Hamilton Co, Cas- Ave. corner
Alesandrine. "wednesday At .. m.
sCHwEIER-April 20. at residence. 745
Military avenue, Eva B.. widow OF the
deceased Edward r.: mother OF George
". schweier. At Dill Bros, 1o2ls
Hamilton at Clynn court. until wednes-
day q. m. Funeral from Church OF the
Ascension. Regular and Liyernois.
"wednesday, 2 p, m. In state at church
from / O'Clock until hour OF service.
wARsER-L. T.. of sandusky, Mich.
eesr % HUSBAND % Of Fannie l Warner, war n0i fstsei
Of MrI J. w. Pheian. brother OF Mrs.
Jane Whitmsrks and Meade Warner Of
Sault ste Marie. Funeral service San
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germa any

BAUER, CALVIN D, PVT Son OF Mrs
Rose c. Bauer. cry'tal F'iIi
CRAMER. JOSEPH GEORGE. SGT.-son o
Mrs TresSa Crsmer, Chesaninf.
EpEN, WILLIAM j.. PvT-son Of william
Eden, Reese.
GOODMAN. CLETIs 2. PVT Son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph {. Goodman, SaEinaw.
GRANT, CLAUDE v CPL.-Husband o
Mrs. Pauline j. Grant Battle Greek.
sTEDRON. RAYMOND H., PVT Son Q
Anthony J. Stedron. Pint
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Times Carriers 2d
I'm Weasel Contest

Harry w. Cullis. chief. News
paper Boys Section of the Treas
ury Departments War Finance
Division, announced today that
Detroit Times carriers are second
in the nation, IN the sale of war
ksvings stamps and bonds in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Pacific Area

HARVEY. JOHN y. PFc.-scn Of MI
Mabel T. Harvey, Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
~ Bought

hundred OF Uncle Sans new sea-
going jeeps.
In making his announcement to
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

AIRCRAFT enFine mechanics, fsuss IN
tpectort. laboratory attendants, tool ana
nxture inspectors. junior mstsilurfist
ri..,r,fnn;, p,peht,sn must have
copnA. kAsoA EAs1 JsfSaDsnn-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
TIME study observer: snesllsn. sppsvts.
spfins Bumper DNisica. 5ScS =. 6ss:3
Blvd.
TOOL and die bench hands; sssslSS15
future assured: Ola sstaSlshs{ ~
ar. Il Ao.,sssss. sssss Mz s'i'sio asio. VII. c~A
TOOL observation-disclosures ana hyoS6
tools, 1igs, hxtures and special tooaSS
essential work. long postwar proGIamS
experienced men only. Apply l9ie
w. Fort or call Mr. Marsh, Ia 3eo0
uPHoLsTERERs = Limited experien0
overtime. Vacation with pay. Essential
Industry. The Pullman Co. Railroao
Retirement Board. 449 West Fort street.
VAN FOREMAN and driver: steady
after the var excellent working copd3-
tons: responsible men have made high
today John '. Ivory. soSS Woodvafd
VETERAN wanted; production eqntrol
ns pse..s 1S'Ss corp SD ,sss HHH MI fs A''.'
VETERANS No experience rsQuirsdt
$40 TO $50 to start. Apply. in Rsrson.
acslods asi St0ss.s sss Ss.es SSse doos NJ
wANrED-sOo men for war production,
no experience REQUIRED: employer payS
nS Soas:. VIM s:S ~ nUGsrS S.osS ss:
available near plant: Company repre-.
sentative win interview and hire. Aprn
30 through May 5. 90 not apply nn.
less qualifed under VINO etaentlauoa
msnt Service. nearest your home.
WAR VETERANS and factory workers.
for war and part war work nov In pro-
duction: factory at River Rouge: stsady
work. Apply e24 New Center Dl1o.
Phone TR $4,000. AiioySSsbrtcaterSs
Inc.
WAREHOUSE help: wholessie food:
good pay. Geo. A. Cardeiia Co.. 3o33
WEST SIDE PLANT-Cood 3obs nov
open for men with or without manpfaer
turing plant experience. No sunlAys.
can Brsfebiock Division. Neritt street
at McKinstry. -.
WINDOW CLEANERS for residential
work. AL Brtsht window Cleaning Co..
92s3 Philip. AR ITO.
WORK FOR THE WORLD You WANT
Vital Tennessee project urgently needs
Eiectrictrictans. Chemical Operators, Re-
| frigerAtion Mechanics. Radio Rspairmen.
Fire Protection Engineers. Stores Clelks,
Physicists, Electric EnYineers, Chemical
supervisors. Analysts. 1lectr. Meehantcs.
Mechanical KnSineers. Instrument Ne.
CHANCES. Cuards. welders, Laboratory
Assistants. Chemists. Pipefitters. na1nr
tenance Mechanics. Power Plant Oper.
ators. MECHANICAL Inspectos. clsIhs.
general office. a company reprsseutatlve
Will interview and hire at the United
States Employment Office. Go % the
nearest office 70 your home.
YOUNG MAN-KnTineering depaTtmGul.
some drafting experiencs helpful Aown.
town var plant; posswar posslnlntscr
YOUNG MAN-Must be IL yeaFs q
age,-f for general factory work: goo1
wages; no experience necsseary. AppaZ
Mr.. Smith. Detrex Corp. 1o01 1eeSo
St
YOUNG man, must Be- over 10. Dyive
customers' cars for large yord dealer,
See Mr.. White. HallDodds Co.. 1855
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22
Explanation
Of Symbols

To smve &xHn@s nmmSro@s symbols are
used I'm Gh@s@ Wyoming well reports.
Here's what ehsy useans
BOPD--barwsas of oil p@r day.
HOPH---Aarress Of oil ser hoar.
B& ~ W--$msae sediment mmd water,
DE-T. or D6T--xsrfu ssam test.
kSKBT--ms0vfmx km rotary tools.
Az0CT-mowsn8 ON cable tools.
PB or P.ms-psnaxed back.
RURT-rig9zna aB rotary tools.
It'd. or TD-sosal depth.
WOC-wakkimg ON cement.
WORT--wsftang oR rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22
Additional Wildcats Commenced
AS Wyoming Prospecting Mounts

CASPStart of additional wildcats encouraging showngs in
others already under and completion of good producers
IN proven fields marked the week in Wyoming oil circles
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22

Texaco-Griffln No. 3
NV NE SW, Lot 6O-55N-97W
COMPLETION. I'D, 1914; list "a hrs.
flowed 706 bbls., 5 y % water
Gebo Dome
(H0t Springs County,
ContinentaI-unlt No.
SW NV SW 24-4zN-e5W
Drilling, Abb.
Continental-Unit No. 10
SW SW NV 23-44-95
Drilling, 890
Gem 0il-IreIand No.
Sc I4-44-95
Drilling 1890.
GooseberrY Dome
General Pet..Eo. 1-9s-P
Sec. 29-47N-100W
Drilling, SOLO,
Gruss Creek
hot Springs County,
Ohio Mil Iron No. 70
Sec. 29-56-2s
Drilling, 3340.
Holt Moon Field
Park County,
ky-haorrisoh No.
SW 23-51-102
Drilling, $3.50.
Husky-Morrlson No.
NV 26-51-102
Drilling. 1925. PERI. to test Embar
Hamilton Dome
(HOt Springs County,
Argo-Govt. No. 8
NV NE NV 24-44N-esW
Deepening to Tensleep, 2766.
Westates-Skelton No.
NV SW NV 1S-44-o7
Testing Embar. p. B. after getting water
in Tensleep, 1856.
Kirby Creek
CHot Springs County,
Haxerman. Fisher No.
NE NE NE 20-43N-02W
Voc, 365. (FTRST REPORT)
Pacific Yesterday s No.
Sc SW NV 22-43N-e2W
I'D, 1914; pumping rs BoPD from En-
bar, 3334-3840. Testing.
La BUrGe Field
(Sublette County,
Western OfI-Government No.
NV SW NV 9-27N-113W
COMPLETION. 3 BOPD. I'D, 2339. P.B,
1890.
L0ke Creek Dome
(Hof Springs County,
J. G. Dyer-No. Dyer
SW SW NE 28-43N-91W
Location.
LUrnb Structure
(Big Horn County,
Hameman, Pond a. Hanl0n-Govt No.
En- SW Sc 12-51N-93W
Testing Tensleep saturation past 3449;
also got oil and gas shows In Embar and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22

One of the interesting new wild
cats is that of the Trigood Oil Com
pany (Goodstein interests) on the
Centennial structure, near the town
Of that name in southern Albany
county. This is directly south of the
Rex Lake field.
Hole has been made past e400
in Mountain Fuel Supply Com
pany's very important deep test
wildcat on the Church Buttes struc-
ture in Uinta county.
In southern Wyoming six miles
north of Colorado's Powder Wash
oil field, Cities Service Oil Com
pany is finding encouraging oil
showings in drill stem tests past
5000 feet.
On the River Dome in Washable
county, the Pure Oil Company is
drilling at around 1900 in a deep
test that has had some showings.
The full state reDOrt.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22
Eoss Muskrdt
Fremont County,
Elk Busira Field
Park County,

Carfer-Johnson No. TX
NE NV SW 8-57N-89W
Spudded 8-26-45; drilling, 215'
ContinentaI-N. p. No. 2
NWk 20-57-eo
Drilling, 6s57.
Continental-Ida Goodstein No. 5
SW NE SW 20-57-99
Spudded 7-12-45; drilling, 480'
Husky.Taggart No. 1
NE NV NE 12-56N-100W
WORT, $50.
Kirk OIl-Gfn No. 1
Sec. 1-56-100
Drilling, 3460.
MacKinnie-Hen No, 2
NE Sc NE 6-57N-09W
Installing pump.
MacKlnnie-H Henderson No. 4
NE SW NE 6-57N-99W
Testing Tensleep, 5914-47.
MacKinnie-N. p. No. 8
NE Sc NV 6-67N-09W
Drilling, 1910.
MacKinnie-N. p. No. 10
NEM $500
Spuddir1g.
observation-disclosures No. 8
NE NV NV 6-57N-99W
Location.
Mackenzie "An No. 10
NE NE SW 32-5sN-eeW
RURT.
MacKinnie-TendolIe b No.
NE NV Sc 32-5S-08
Drilling, 3S40.
StanOIlnd-Garth Unit No. 1
NE NV SIC 25-5SN-100W
Spudded 4-24-45; drilling, 531
Union-KendaH No. /
NJ 2S-67-QaW
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22
Crooks Cop
Fremont County,

Crooks Cop
Fremont County,
eincIair-Unif No. 3
Sc NE NE 1328N-e3W
Drilling, 1898. No report
GeneraI-Pes- No. T2-f9-P
Sec. 10-28N-92W
Drilling, 1928.
Dubois AreU
Fremont County,
Sinclair Dubois Unit No,
NE NE 11-42N-107W
Drilling, 1874.
E0st Lunce Creek
(Niobrara County,
Chalmette Corp.-Govt No.
SW Sc NE 20-36N-64W
Testing, 4000
Continental-WrightN No.
Sc Sc NV 25-36N-64W
DIST $4,000 rec. mud and water I'd
1866. COMPLETION. P. & A.
Edss MusLrut
Fremont County,
Pioneer-stafe No.
SW NV NE 16-33N-a1W
DIST In LIST Wall Greek, SOS7-304s, 1000
MCF daily. COMPLETED. I'd, $3.50;
$4,000 Gu. #. gas daily from Morrison,
topped 4486.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-22

Sundance. I'd, 3z8a Swabbing 10 30
PHI from Tensleep. Re-cementing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

LAX ~ Clsyo.. ..y ..-s..., aaa you VII DIS
eo'cr.tjn fuIIrncasurc.n chcyrolctsne Beauty
Leader Styling, smar,'y designed and smoothly
upholstered bad.es by Fisher and parking new
color haruoa.es.
LAX "a Cl@y5laJ Jay fo|a,mo1.cr ssiA l.onoaly,
and YOU Will find everything you desire in the
flashing accclcra,on, strong Jill climbing ability
and proved eependabiIity and endurance Of its
yalye-n=head- -Ihr.tt-Ala>tcr engine, delivering
an unequaIed combination Of thrills and thrift
IOTOR DIVISION Glnaal Mol.,l C1,na,aL..n- DETROIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Men and women IN all paf,s oi Amoaea have
long been accustomed to looking to Chevrolet
for greatest motor car yalue-as is proved by
the fact that they have bought -Q-lye Cle1oAs
than any other make, year after year, during 10
Of the last II car-produotion years
Today, there is more reason than ever before
10 ohoo5e Che,oLef, you viii readily agree when
YOU see and drive the new 1910 Chevrolet and
weigh its many advantages.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
VIRGINIA GETS FIRST
NEGRO POLICE

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 27 (ANP).
The first Negro police of regu-
lar rank in Virginia were sworn
in here by City Manager Charles
B. Borland, director of public safe
ty. The two men, Horace C. Case,
80, and Thomas D. Weaver, 27, are
both honorably discharged service
men from the United States army
The two men are not only the
first Negro men of this city to re-
ceive regular assignment on the
police force of the city, but they
are the first Negro police in the
state of Virginia in regular rank.
The other applicants have been GER
titled for examination, but one,
Lewis Williams, has not been re-
leased from military service. The
other John E. Burrell, has not
taken the physical examination for
the appointment.
Agitation and campaigning have
been going on for some time in
Richmond, Petersburg and other
Virginia cities for Negro police,
but little progress has been made.
Negro leaders, however, are ex-
pecting favorable action sooner or
later in other cities, especially in
Richmond, where Negroes are
more civic conscious.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
MANS BODY FOUND
IN WELL

ATLANTA, Nov. 27 (ANP).-
Atlanta and Fulton County police
were probing the mysterious cir
cumstances surrounding the MUIR
der of Lynwood Jennings, Of Fair
burn, whose bullet-riddled body
was found in an 18-foot WELL
Jennings had been shot with a
shotgun and let down, head for
ward, into the we'll. A searching
party found the body after the man
had been reported missing for
some time. Police Homer Almon,
of Fairburn, and coroner's jury
ordered him held in connection with
the Staying. He had told police that
Jennings came to his house earlier,
asking him to go on an opposum
hunt that night, but later accounts
conflicted.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
PLAN MEMORIALS TO
ROOSEVELT

ASHIN TON, Nov. 27
(ANP) simultaneously with the
announcement of the creation of a
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial
foundation to raise funds for the
establishment of a school of human
relations in honor of the late Pres
ident, the National Sports founda-
tion here limited that it was consid-
ering a plan to build a 100000 Ne
gro gymnasium in honor of Roose-
velt.
Details of the plan were not
available, but an official of the
foundation said that an architect
was working on a design. 1t is be-
lived that the foundation will seek
to raise funds for the gymnasium
through public subscription.
Memorial Foundation officials
said that the school of human rela-
tions which it proposed would pro-
vide an opportunity for students
from all parts Of the country, and
in time from all parts of the world
to study at close hand the process
Of liberal democracy as vital, pro-
gressive force for the achievement
of justice, security, and peace al
home and throughout the world.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
FORT VALLEY HOMECOMING
SET FOR DECEMBER 1

FIT. VALLEY, Ca, Nov. 27
(ANP)-As a part of the 50th an
niversary celebration Of the found
ing of the institution, Fort Valley
State college will observe Home
Coming day Saturday, Dec. 1.
Plans are now underway to well
come hundreds of alumni who have
been invited for this occasion. The
main feature of the day will be a
football game between Fort Valley
and the highly-rated team of AL
bany State college. In game
played Nov. II, Fort Valley
emerged victors by score of27-21,
and the return engagement prom
ises to be real thriller.
The days celebration will be eli
NAKED with a dance honoring the
returning alumni.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. LOWE GAY TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. LOWE
Gay, ia Germantown street, will
be held tomorrow at 2 pm, at the
Mckinley Methodist church, Rev.
G. w. Sherard, officiating. Mrs.
Gay was active in the West Side
YWCA, the West Side Day Nurs-
cry, a stewardess at Mckinley
Methodist church, and vice presi-
dent of the women's society for
Christian service and the Needle
work Guild.
Surviving are her husband, Will
liam Gay; three sons, Robert w.
Gay, and Joe Paul Byrd of Dayton,
and Edward Y. Gay Of Chicago; and
nine grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Smith Funeral home, 1858
South Broadway, after 6 pm. to-
day.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-27
FRISCO FEp( TO CLOSE
OFFICES Despite COMPLAINTS
FRANCISCO, Nov. 2

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II
(ANP) = The San Francisco
FEPC Regional office, scheduled to
close Dec. Is, despite a mounting
load Of employment discrimination
complaints, has handled more than
1900 such complaints in California,
Oregon, Washington and Nevada
since it was opened here in Sept,
1943.
Forced to close it's doors because
of drastic reduction in the con-
gressional appropriation for it's
work.