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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-07
Cree Selected
To Head Scouts

Officers who will serve for a six
months term ending Jan. l, 1916,
have been named following a met
ing of the Rocky Mountain Oil
Scouts association held at Casper.
Allan Cree will serve as president,
Bert Brush as vice president, and
D. w. Sharp as secretary-treasurer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-07

A gyroscopic device enables an
oil-well drill to be steered through
rock in any desired direction mile
underground. Drilling can be start
ed on an oil we'll on shore and oil
tapped a mile out to sea.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-07
Millions of Acres
CONTINUED From Page u

the Jumping Pound field. with indi-
cations this will be twin to Turner
Valley. A second well in the field is
now drilling at past 5000 feet.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
Kaiser And Frazer Announce FOrnaine
Of Corporation To Manufacture Cars
Shipbuilder And Auto Executive Join To
Produce Automobiles On Coast And In Detroit

owned jointly by the Kaiser inter-
ests and Graham Paige Motors
Corporation. Authorized capitalize
ton will be 100000 shares at a
value Of 81 per share.
The company, known as the Kali
ser-Frazer Corporation, will mar
shall the industrial resources of
the West Coast steel-maker and
shipbuilder with the automotive
manufacturing and sales know
how" of the Graham-Paige board
chairman and his organization.
For some months the Kaiser in
terests have been actively engaged
in preliminary development and en-
cheering of new automobile. The
recent detailed study by members
Of the Kaiser and Frazer organiza-
lions indicated that not only is
there common ground in the post
war plans Of both groups, but that
each respectively compliments the
other.
The community of interest be-
tween the Kaiser group and Gra-
ham Paige was such that cooper
alive arrangement for the purpose
Of jointly engineering and produc-
ing a car in the low-price field was
quickly arranged.
The Kaiser Frazer Corporation
will produce on the Pacific Coast
full-size, lightweight, low-cost auto
mobile to be known as the "Kai-
SER" Another larger automobile in
the medium-price bracket will be
built by Graham Paige in Detroit.
This car is to be known as the
Frazer"
The announcement today reveals
that engineering surveys had been
completed by the Kaiser Frazer
Corporation experts to determine
plants, equipment and materials
necessary to produce the
Kaiser" on the West Coast. Pres
ent plans call for manufacture and
delivery of this car to the public
early next year.
Mr.. Kaiser will serve as chair
man Of the board of the Kaiser
Frazer Corporation and Mr.. Frazer
will be president and general man
ager. Other company officers will
be announced shortly by the board
Of directors.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
Caroline Hickman Wins Prize Trip To French RiUer
Camp .Y' Plans Last Week Of ActiUites For Summer

A prize Of a trip up North to
French River Camp was awarded
to Caroline Hickman, young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Hick-
man, of 1854 Biddle avenue. Caro-
line is a member of the group of
boys and girls who have attended
the WWJ program, Inside Stuff"
from the "Y" each Thursday.
The trip was Offered 10 one boy
and to one girl who attended these
programs, by Skipper" Schwim-
mer, of the Acme Kodak company,
Detroit. Mr.. Schwimmer says
French River Camp is one of the
most beautiful spots in North Amer
lea and assures the children a Won
derful time.
Caroline will make the trip next
summer which covers about 1900
miles and will be gone about one
month.
The VS. planned program will end
August 10 and activities for the
coming week for the girls include
a trip to the fire station at 2 pm.
tomorrow, craft -class at the 'Y'
House at 2 pm. Monday, at pm.
Tuesday the movie, "Parrotville Old
Folks" will be shown, swimming at
4 pm. Wednesday at the high
school, and at 2:3O pm, craft class
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
Tin Lost In 1869 To Be Recovered

The urgent need for tin Is EN-
phasized in a recent news article
which said, "Spurred by the War
Production Boards drive to salvage
as much tin as possible for the
japanese war, deep sea divers are
trying to recover As tons of tin lost
in a storm off Cape Cod In 1896"
Terry Bannan, chairman of the
Wayne County Tin Can Salvage
Committee, issued this plea, This
tin is estimated TO be worth $4,000
and could be absorbed Immediately
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

distributed to the boys and girls
of Wyandotte who have turned in
$50 pounds Of waste paper.
For boys or girls who have COL
lected 600 pounds or more, the Rec
reation Department has arranged to
send a special truck out to the
child's home to pick up the paper
and the child receives, in addition
to the baseball ticket, busfare to
the game.
At the end of the drive, the total
poundage of paper will be computed
and the child with the most will
receive a SIS war bond.
The drive is being conducted in
connection with Wayne County's
Waste Paper Baseball Jamboree.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
|WOhlin Elected
President Of
Exchange Club
Breitfeld. Mros. Ringo
Weston Get Offices

John Wohlin was elected to the
presidency Of the Wyandotte Ex-
change club at their meeting Tues
day, July 81.
Other officers elected were Kurt
Breitfeld, first vice-president; Ted
Mroz, second vice-president; George
Ringo, treasurer; and Charles Wes-
ton was elected to the Board of
Control.
The Wyandotte Exchange club
will meet with the Trenton Ex-
change club at q get-together at
the West Shore Golf club, Tuesday,
August 81 at $50 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

on Thursday at 8 am. q trip to
WWJ and craft class at the "Y" at
2:30 pm, on Friday at pm, the
baseball game.
After the planned program closes
the "Y" House will still be open
daily except Sunday during the reg
ular hours, 9 am. to $50 pm. and
8 pm. to 1890 pm. and on Satur-
day from 8 am. until 5 pm. The
public is Welcome at the "Y" house
at all times.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

DETROIT, August Henry j.
Kaiser and Joseph w. Frazer, two
of Americas most distinguished in
dustrialists, today jointly announced
at press conferences held simultan-
eously in San Francisco and Detroit
the formation of a new corpora
ton to manufacture and market
new lightweight low-priced auto
mobile.
The new corporation will be
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
TASTE Paper Baseball Jamboree
Continues For WyandOtte Children

Wyandotte's Department Of Rec
reation waste paper salvage drive is
going into its last two weeks Of
competition and leading the drive
in paper from special pick-ups are
Harry Carmean, of 1915 Lincoln
avenue, with 2,49O pounds and Billy
Lange. with 2.010 pounds
With pickup stations at Pine
street and Twentieth, Mckinley
school, Lincoln school, Pulaski park,
Alkali and Eighth, Woodruff school,
Labadie school and at Davis and
Nineteenth, about four hundred
tickets to baseball games have been
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

by war production. Every available
scrap Of tin Is needed to fight the
Japs. This salvage Of As tons will
have to be increased by every means
possible. Your tin cans will help
meet Americas need. Start to pre-
pare them now for the next tin can
collection, September IL"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

at the 'Y' House. on Thursday at
9 am. there will be trip to WWJ,
and on Friday, August 10, the
Tiger VS. Boston Red Sox Baseball
game.
Activities for the boys will begin
tomorrow with a trip to the fire
station at 2 pm. On Tuesday at
l pm. swimming at the high school
with craft class at "Y" House at
2:30 pm, "Parrotville Old Folks"
will be shown at 2 pm. Wednesday,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02
TWO CHAPTERS OF SERIAL
AT WYANDOTTE SATURDAY

Because of the late arrival of
the film for the chapter play,
'Manhunt of Mystery Island"
currently showing at the Wyan-
dotte theater, chapter eleven and
twelve will both be shown at the
Wyandotte on Saturday at the
matinee.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

Human wisdom is the aggregate
Of all human experience, constantly
accommodating, selecting. and reor'
ganizing its own materials.-Storj
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

False pleasure will be, is, chas-
tened; it has no right to be at
peace Mary Baker Eddy
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-02

BY action Of the 1916 legislature,
commercial fishing IS prohibited in
Little Traverse Bay and the east
and west arms of Grand Traverse
Bay.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
ssMERRY MAID. SHOES

ssMERRY MAID. SHOES
with the Famed Built-In Arch Support!
$500
A wonderfully complete selection offering not only smart
fater in sensibeheeed way but utter comfort for walking
and busy, daylong Pumps oxfords ties each with
the marvellous comfort features cherished by many women
Black, brown navy dskn and gabardne; black calf Sizes
AZ to 10.
-Fourhf fIoo
Evening star., 1945-04-10
TAILORED CLASSICS
of Fine RANON GABARDINE
sI2.95 sos sl4.95

Supersoft rayon gabardne if you please the type that
taors with fluent feels cool the touch sheds wrinkles
in y! Buttonfronter with double service pockets novelty
leather belt Threebutton dress with ront skirt side
pockets. Lime, coral, blue chartreuse IL to 20.
Evening star., 1945-04-10

Beautiful brms give you atterng shelter from the
summer to complement pretty prints and dark seers
with their trims Sketched above Bandeau brm black
navy with gardenas and hair braid loops Mushroom
with loops of airy-lght hair braid, black only
Evening star., 1945-04-10

Kanns-Better Dress shop-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
$1,000

$500
Even you have already chosen your spring suits
you'll want when you these beauties! The
sons established in tailored and dressaker types
many formerly $33 and $38 in own stocks Fine all
wool fabrics in black navy paste bright shades and checks
Sizes to Is, 10 to TO-
Evening star., 1945-08-26
AMERICAS NEXT MOVE
Our Readers Talk Back

You are seeking ways of putting
surplus war materials into the
hands of nations in need. At the
same time we here in the United
States should get something in re-
turn. If we as country act like
little Uncle Santa Claus, the job
will be unpalatable to our own
people. and may lose us respect
abroad. If we act like Uncle
Shylock, the job won't be done
and we will create animosity
abroad.
Some years back Milo Perkins,
foreseeing this problem, suggested
to me round-trip airplane trips to
Paris, from Des Moines as an ex-
ample, for $25.
He made the point that almost
everyone in Des Moines would
want to take the trip to Paris.
Further, everyone who took the
trip would normally take along
dollars, often many hundreds of
dollars, to spend in Paris. This
would provide the French with
dollar exchange to buy our goods.
What is the matter with tour
ist dollar? In return for surplus
Evening star., 1945-08-26
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Letters l.: !::':!! e: rs: &]QA
Our Readers Talk Back ~ ~ FH

war goods, let us accept billions
of dollars in tourist dollars"
which can be spent only in the
country which issues them. Ger
tainly we can sell them to our own
people at a big discount. Why not?
This is a way to give Americans
a trip abroad. and millions of them
will want to go abroad to see where
their sons and husbands have been
fighting.
Travel is one way to get our
moneys worth.
WILLIAM BENTON
Chairman of the Board
Encyclopedia Britannica
Evening star., 1945-08-26

Play safe! Soak your denture in
Polident Is minutes or overnight
rinse and it's ready to use. Daily
Polident baths soak into tiny cor
ners brushing neves seems to reach.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
How YOU Can Avoid
DENTURE BREATH

Don't blame the littis boy if he
SHES away. Not even he can take
DENTURE BREATH. Sure,
Dads tried to brush his dental plate
clean. But brushing with ordinary
cleansers can scratch plate material.
And scratches are traps in which
food and film collect, causing often
sive DENTURE BREATH.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Food For Conversation
BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

weiner roast is best fun. Then it's
pass the buns and plenty of mus
tard. Around goes tray of sliced
onions, jack straws of carrots, of
celery. Fill up, folks. on potato
salad, garnished with egg. Cold
melon wedges, or will you have
chocolate cake with the coffee?
Days of fierce heat and the wide
screened porch is cool refuge after
lazy hours on the sand. Then a
two-dish supper "a mammoth
bowl of spaghetti laved in rich
meat sauce, touched gently with
garlic. A deep bowl of salad green's
blessed by French dressing. scent
ed of fresh garden herbs. Crusty
leaves of Italian bread, whacked
into thick pieces. are fine mops for
the plate.
Dunsland Spaghetti Sauce
~ pounds round or flank or
chuck of beef
2 onions, chopped (medium)
2 garlic cloves, chopped
2 carrots, chopped
2 stalks celery. chopped
4 tablespoons cooking fat
2 No. IN cans tomatoes
2 small tins tomato sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
Brown meat and vegetables in
fat. Add tomatoes, cover and SIM
mer one and one-half hours. Add
remaining ingredients, cover and
simmer 80 minutes. Remove meat
and cool. Force sauce mixture
through sieve. Press hard enough
so that all goes through. Grind
meat and add to sauce. Reheat
and season to taste with pepper
and salt. Serve on one pound spa
ghetti, freshly cooked. Approx
mate yield: Six cups of spaghetti
sauce or six to eight portions.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

vantages arise from the simple fact
that Tampax is worn internally.
Because Tampar is worn internally
no odor can, form and therefore no
sanitary deodorant is required; all
belts, pins and external pads may be
discarded and therefore no bulges,
ridges or wrinkles can be caused in
the clothing. =. Originated and per-
fected by a doctor, Tampax is made
of pure surgical cotton, greatly COM
pressed and highly absorbent. One
time-use applicators make insertion
easy and the user is unaware OF the
Tampax when it is in place. Quick to
change. Easy to dispose of. &. e. Drug
stores and notion counters carry
Tampax in 3 absorbencies Regular,
Super, Junior. A months supply will
60 into your purse. Tampax Incor-
porated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

Loter Now it's real fun for Dad
and son! No offensive Denture
Breath to spoil it. He's one of de-
lighted millions who keep dental
plates and bridges sparkling clean,
odor-free with safe, sure, easy
Polident. If you wear denture, play
safe! Avoid Denture Breath. Use
Polident daily to help keep your
denture's original natural look.
Costs less than IL a day. All drug
counters; 3Ot, 60t.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
FAIR QUESTION

l HAVE something to say for the
Magazine. I'm not very old my
self, just Ia, but it's always been
a puzzle to me why men and wom-
en- whisper around their children.
AGNES SMITH
Elmodel, Ga.
Do you hare something to s0yf Write
to the Letters Editor. THIS WEEK
Magazine, 42O Lexington Are, NeW
York IL, NJ Y. Letters cannot be aeknowi-
edged OF returned, but re triH print the
shortest and best
Evening star., 1945-08-26
No Sanitary
de0dorant needed
with Tampax
This monthly sanitary protection
also eliminates need for belts,
pins and external pods.

When you add up
all the advan-
tages of Tampax.
you begin to un-
derstand the tre-
mendous growth
this product has
enjoyed, not only
in the United
States but in rs
other countries.
Most of these ad-
Evening star., 1945-08-26

GUNNER Sunday guests of Con-
- gresswoman Emily Taft Doug
las at her Dune Acres house over
looking Lake Michigan know very
we'll what they are having for high
tea - the meal of the day.
The Douglases have a ritual to
Sunday entertaining. Chicago
friends are invited to arrive around
II and spend the afternoon on the
beach with sandwiches and a fruit
drink to tide them over to tea
time.
Grape-ade is a drink of scintil-
lating goodness, the speciality of
husband Paul Douglas, Chicago
University professor of economics.
now a major in the Marines. This
he brews by the pailful: one part
grape juice, two parts ginger-ale.
lemon juice to tang, sugar to taste.
Mrs. Douglas, daughter of
sculptor dorado Taft. is stickler
for simplicity. In the absence of
maid, she doesn't turn Jumping
jack, up and down, up and down,
serving the guests.
She has two Sunday-supper
menus easy as pie, and it's one or
the other. depending on the wealth
er. Daughter Jean. IL, says the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17
NEGRO BASEBALL PLAYERS
WORK OUT With BROOKLYN
But FAIL TO IMPRESS RI(kEY

BEAR MOUNTAIN, n. Y, Apr.
II (ANP)-Two candidates from
the Negro National league were re-
jected here by the Brooklyn Dod-
gers after brief work out.
The players, brought to this camp
by Joe Bostic, sports editor of the
Peoples Voice, a New York City
weekly, were Terris McDuffie, a
32-year-old pitcher, and Davie
(Show Boat Thomas, a first base
man.
Branch Hickey, president of the
Dodgers, said he was interested in
the advancement of Negro players
but declared he "could not be in
terested in First Baseman Thomas
if he were "a years old instead of
3D."
Il would not be interested in a
32-year-old player who never has
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17

played in professional BASEBALL"
remarked Manager Leo Durocher
in commenting on Pitcher McDuf-
fie, who worked out at the same
time as Claude Croker, white
rookie pitcher from Montreal.
Crocker is 19 years of age and i'm
pressed Hickey more than McDuf-
fie.
"Crocker had more speed, better
changes of pace and far greater
prospective ability for the major
leagues" Hickey said. 'It must be
remembered that McDuffie was
under an unusual test because of
newspaper publicity and the pres
ence of a number of baseball writ
ers. He has good control but he does
not follow through on any delivery.
1t may take considerable time be-
fore he breaks that habit"
Hickey and Coach Corriden also
rated Vic lombard and Frank
Wurm above McDuffie.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17

white officers that are in the Group
and not Base units are instructed
to use Officers Club No. 2 because
they are supervisory personnel.
Major Robert F. Mattern, Gp.
Adj. (white) has drafted a plan
to make the enlisted men of the
group more harassed by issuing
Class "A" passes which permits
the enlisted men to go only 25 miles,
and there isn't anything in this
radius in which a Negro soldier
can go. The closest towns which
we can be welcomed is Indianapolis,
Indiana, and Louisville, Kentucky,
but we are denied this privilege
because this distance is 50 miles.
White enlisted men are granted
this privilege because on this base
and the white officers are trying
to drive an inferiority complex
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17
InterraeiaI and InterreIigious
Group Moves 10 Curb
Reaction in RELIGION

CHICAGO, April II (ANP)-
Reaction in organized religion will
be exposed here during a public
rally on April %.
The movement to expose such no
torious race and religious baiters
as Gerald L. K. Smith is being
launched under the auspices of the
Chicago Council of Applied Relig-
ion, a religious group composed OF
all racial groups and religions.
The program will feature as
speakers the Rev. Claude Williams,
Detroit, director Of the Institute of
Applied Religion; Rabbi Ralph
Simon, from the Congregation of
Red Fei Zedek; the Rev. Archbishop
J. Carey, Jr., pastor of Woodlawn
AME church, and DR.. Robert
Frank, professor Of religious phi
losophy at Mccormick Theoloical
seminary.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17
Soldier Writes

CONTINUED from Page One)
formerly were with the goth
Fighter Squadron and the 332nd
Fighter Group overseas. These men
hold distinguished awards and Pur-
pie Hearts although they are in a
Base unit, they cannot enter Off
GERS Club No. 2 designated by
Colonel Selway for Base Officers,
because they are Negroes. The few
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-17

into us by inflicting these Jim
Grow base regulations, rules and
memoranda.
Please send this information to
all newspapers in your locality and
other channels as you see fit.
Respectfully yours,
A member of the 477th
Bomb. Gp. (M)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-22
Legion's Spring Fiesta
To Feature R. & 5. Shows

The outdoor amusement season
will open, so far as Wilmington
is concerned, next Monday when
the members of Wilmington Post
No. 10 will stage a Legion Spring
Fiest" at Legion Field, continuing
every night during the week.
Jimmy Rafterys show-the K
and S Amusements-will present
the midway attractions with many
of the latest thrill rides and mid
way attractions including the twin
ferris wheels, the Octopus, Dive
Bomber, Sky Rocket, the Merry
Go Round, Chair o Plane, Whip,
and other attractive devices.
"Selden'-the famous "Strato-
phere Man has been specially
engaged for this week to present
his famous "sky-high aerial act
performing death defying and haz-
ardous stunts at height of 140 feet
in midair, minus the protection
of a safety net-as the free ac1
attraction of the weeks event, ev
cry night II p. m.
The r and S Amusements is q
local outdoor tented amusement
enterprise which opened its 1945
tour last week and this will be its
initial showing in Wilmington prior
10 embarking on a road tour of 81
weeks duration.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-22
Chamber OF Commerce
Begins Mail Canvass
OF Present Members

With plans for the formal mem
bership drive and for the annual
meeting of the entire membership
still in the formative stage, the
Wilmington Chamber Of Commerce
has commenced a mail-canvass OF
its present members, Walter ].
Cartier, executive secretary, stated
last night.
Each member will receive a
card soliciting the renewal Of his
membership and asking that he reg
lister new prospects for enlistment.
Together with each form-card
goes a recently printed brochure
explaining the services rendered to
merchants and industris.usts by the
Chamber.
L. A. Raney, Chamber president,
and Mr.. Cartier last night attend
ed the anual banquet-meeting OF
the Jacksonville Chamber of Com
merce at the invitation Of Deane
c. Taylor, vice-president.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-22

ing Alt passage on the eastern
side of its mouth, and multiplying
the streams use as defense bar
rier.