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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Car Cleaners To
Meet May 4 : 5

NEW YORK. N. VT was
pointed out at the Brotherhood
headquarters in New York City by
A. Philip Randolph. international
president that a national confer
ence OF Pullman Car Cleaners and
Yard Forces will be held in Chi
cago at the headquarters of the
union, 1856 South State street on
rriuay and Saturday, May 4 and 5
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

REBEcca JOHNSON. Plaintiff
VS.. No. s7o ssa
IVORY JOHNSON. Defendant. No. ''O'''
~ session of said Court held al IN.
IouTt House in the City Of Detroit in said
onnty on the 18th day Of January,
A. ID. 1915
Present; the Hon
-, .EBANK B FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
In This cause, II appearing by affdayit
hereto attached, that the defendant Ivory
Johnson, cannot be served by process issued
out OF this court. as he is not a resident
OF the State Of Michigan. but that he re.
sdes in the City Of Cleveland, State Of
Ohio:
On motion Of Roxborough and Tsliaferro.
Attorneys foI the PLAINTIFF
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
ivory johnson, appear and answer IN.
bill OF complaint hled in this Cause. with
IN three months from tho date OF thi.
order or that said bill be taken as con.
iessed and that this order be sent 20 the
uefendsnt TO his last known address and
II not received, that the same be published
IN any newspaper published and circulating
In the County Of Wayne, according 10 law,
FRANK b. FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY A. sHEDD, Deputy Clerk
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Group Endorses 2
For Education Post

Schools must be made social cen.
'erS FOR ne ghborhoOd recreation
md education. THIS. Or. Foster
.crS would help TO prevent de-
anqueucy.
MR. REUTER- seeks election on
a platform 4 increased adult edu.
a'lon and vocational training pro.
-ran-S IN response 10 greatly accel.
raied and continuing demands OF
Dotrois adult population. Reuther
says thai democracy in our school
system must be prsCticed. by giving
students and staff equal oppor-
tuni;y, regardless Of race. creed
or color.
In order 10 attain these ends.
Foster and Reuthcr would seek the
necessary increase in funds In
answer 10 questions about war time
prlor.ties, Reu,her says: We can
not put our children on ice for the
duration Of the war. For this most
Urgent OF civilian requirements.
pr!orltieS for building material and
manpower CAN be obtained. A
BOARD that WANTS them CAN get
them"
Or. Carl O Smith is endorsed
by the Mich gan Citizens commit
zoe for The State Board Of Educa-
Son He Is an associate professor
p -NcrrIr cnt al Wayne university
3~a wc'-knoWn IN the city for his
D. ,rcss 20 activities as chairman
u Americans United wee chair
'fa~ 81 thc Michigan Citizens COM
Sec chairman Detroit Chapter
: Ancr..an Committee COR Yugo-
N.a Rc.,f AID NAACP.
ID smith IS endorsed q mem
Der Of the Sta'C Board ~ Eduu n
.'r because. ar 4 tyaiHcu and H.
"r. teacher ho Is especially fitted
~ per, ise az normal schools in
NJ .nIgah
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Jack, The Bear
Gets In Trouble

Police are searching for a young
man known as Jack the Bear"
for questioning concerning an al
legged assault upon a 20-year-old
young woman last week. near AL
ger and Russell street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

AZ session Of said Court held atNthe
Court House in the City Of Detroit in said
County, on the 18th day OF March,
Present: The Hon
VINCENT N. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
hereto attached that chAnoery summons
has been issued out and under the seal
Of this court, for the appearance Of the
defendant and that the same could no,
pe served or before the return dav
thereof. for the reason that said defendant
resident OF the village Of fnkster,
and was concealed therein. and said
ohsncery summons has been returned with
ne certificate thereon endorsed showing
that after dhikeht search and inquiry said
defendant could not be served in SAID
state Of Michigan. on or before ths return
dAv thereof .
On motion Of RoIboroueh and Tahaf,rro
Attorneys for che plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the said Joseph
Motlev. cause his appearance 70 be entered
in this court. within three months from
The date Of this order. snd in case Of his
appearance, he cause his snswer 10 the
plaintiffs bill Of complaint 10 be tIed
and copy thereof 70 be served upon the
attorneys for the plaintiff within 20 DAYS
,f'er service upon him Of a copy If said
MI and notice Of this order and that
in default therc0f 'h~ ssJd BIZ be taken
as oonfetsed ~ ~ ssnn defendant
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that q copy
81 this order be published In the Nichissa
Chroniele ard served, according 10 Law.
VINCENT N. BREENAS
Circuit Judge
cAspAR J IISGExAE. Clerk
by Deputy Clerk
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MARY N. WHITE, Plaintiff
VS.. No, 3122
HOWARD WHITE. Defendant

At a session of said court held at the
county building IN the city of Detroit,
county Of Wayne and state of Michigan,
on this l4th day Of February. AID, ly45.
Present: The Hon.
JOSEPH A, MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, IL appearing from the
AFFIDAVIT of the PlslntIn, on file IN the
above entitled cause, that the Defendant
Is not a resident Of the state Of Michigan
but that he does reside at 325 Harvard
place. IN the city OF Indiana polls. county
of Marion and state of Indiana.
On Motion OF JULIAN W. FERRY, At.
torney Tor the Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that HOWARD VIII.
HITE appear and answer the Bill of Com.
plant hled in this case within three 81
months from the date OF this Order or
said Bill Of Complaint will be taken a.
confessed against him.
And 1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
this Order be sent by registered mail 20
the last known address OF the Defendant,
325 Harvard Place, Indianapolis Indiana
and in case no registered return receipt.
signed by the Defendant. is received, that
this Order be published. as required by
law. -
JOSEPH A. MoYNIHAN
Circuit Judge
A True Copy.
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY A. SHEDD. Deputy Clerk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Textile Workers
Fight Race Bias

NEWARK-The Textile Workers
Union-CIO will not permit release
OF any OF its members TO war
plants which discriminate against
women, Negroes or other minori-
ties. Sol Stein. New Jersey di-
rector OF the union, declared in
releasing a four point program on
manpower in this city. Stetins
plan calls for written agreements
for rehirlng Of released workers
within three days of the terminal
ton Of the emergency.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
HAD DOPE, JAILED

Police say that Thomas Justice,
30 1924 Nevada street. was held
f.r investigation Of dope follow
ING his arrest last week rear ST.
ATONE and Leland streets
He IS charged with alleged viola
ton Of the state drJz law.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Do You
Dream

While dreams are not always fully
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healthy scalp. why worryp Why fret
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Enjoy giving yourself this treatment
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

Attempting TO inflict almost mid
Victorian treatment upon her, by
making her remain in her room
after she returned from work, and
refusing to permit her TO 90 out
alone or to take her out. are the
main grievances Mrs. Annabelle
Stafford has against her husband,
Lonnie as set forth in her bill for
divorce filed last week. in which
she charges him with extreme
cruelty and non-support.
Mrs. Stafford claims that her
husband forced her TO continue TO
work even though she was prey
nant and forced her 10 pay the
room rent and household bills On
a previous occasion. she says. il
was necessary for her tO go 10 the
Domestic Relations Division Of the
Recorders court TO seek support
from her husband. She asks Gus
tody OF h cir six-months-old
daughter, temporary and rerma-
nent alimony. maintenance for the
child and attorney ices.
MRS. LILLIAN BROOKS filed
for a suppressed divorce against
her husband. Charles Brooks
The married life OF Clarence
Hughey and Mrs Essie T Hughey,
which began when they were mar
RED October Is. came 10 an early
end last week when he filed suit
for divorce on the grounds OF eX-
IRENE cruelty.
Immediately following heir
marriage. he claims. she refused TO
come and live with him but re-
manned. = instead with her family
On last Dec >. they BEGAN purchaS-
ing a home at 5ll0 Tillman. and he
had her name inserted on the cgn-
tract. He asks that the househ0q<.
goods they possess valued al $3.50,
and the property be awarded him.
When his wife asked him for
money to 20 TO her mothers flu
neral In Texarkana. Texy Nav 10.
1899. and take their three chill
dren. James Swindell charges In
his bill. he gave ito TO her. She
has since refused to return home
and bring the children, despite
his frequent requests for her to
do so.
PRIOR TO his imprisonment i'm
the Southern Michigan prison.
Mrs GusSie Ward charges in her
bill for divorce. her husband, Leon.
told her he did not love her nor
did he want 20 live with her.
Mrs Thelma McDownc- who
was married 20 William NCDoWncr
Nov IL 1911 IN Toledo. Oslo
charges n he bill that her has
band was guilty Of extreme cruelty
and non.support.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

At q session Of said Court held at the
Court House in the City of Detroit, IN sAid
County, on the End day Of February.
Present: The Hon
JOSEPH. A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
In this cause. IL appearing to the court
By AFFIDAVIT hereto attached. that .chancery
summons has been issued out and under
not be served on or before the return day
thereof, for tho reason that said defendant
being q resident Of the City Of Detroit
County of Wayne and State OF Michigan,
was concealed therein. and said chsnoery
tihcAte thereon endorsed. showing that
after dligent search and inquiry said de
PENDANT could not be served in said State
Of Michigan, on or before the return day
thereof:
On motion Of Roxborough and TAliaferro.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that Charlie Roberts,
cause his appearance TO be entered IN this
court within three months from the date Of
this order. and in case OF his appearance.
he cause his answer to the plaintiffs bill
the seal OF this court for the appearance
Of the defendant, and that the same could
Of complaint 20 he hled. and a copy thereof
plaintiff within twenty days after service
upon him Of copy Of said bill and notice
Of this order and that in default thereof
the Ssid bill be taken a. confessed by the
said defendant.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that copy
Of this order be published IN tho Michigan
Chronicle and served. according 90 Law.
JOSEPH A. hoYNIHAN
Circuit JudE,
A True Copy.
| CASPAR LINGEMAN Clerk
/ BY A. SHEDD Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

The Michigan Citizens committee
Is endorsing two men for the De.
troll Rosro az Edueat on, Victor q.
Reu;her. ASSISTANT director Of the
UAW-CiO War Policy DIVISION.
and Dr.. Robert G. Foster. head OF
the Family Life DeTs tWcrt a, the
Murrill-Psiner school for the pas;
IL wears.
These men oppose the two IN.
Gun oenS al the April 2 cleo on.
The Michigan Citizens committee
feels that the noieR oy'hy record
o. Regther and Foster The hcld
OF edGcst on and pubic scry irc
make them especially able carGi-
dates.
VICTOR RIJTHER is mem
Der OF the War NanpoNer CoTmiS-
sion. vice chairman o. TIE Detroit
Victory Council men ber OF the
Budget Review ConmlSs Of tho
Detroit War Chest and ~ eNcCI--
tive board mcmbcr o. me ConSal,a-
ton Bureau and tho National Chid
Care committee Of the Federal
works Agefry.
DIR. ROBERT G.. FOSTER g d.
rector Of the Family Life Depart
nent 81 NCrril'.PslTor $cho-t.
teacher 4; Way-c university. mem
Der Of ne Dc.r0t Socia. WORKERS
club. the Dc:roH Federation OF
Tesc herS charm a.- - -'rr S0~.ai
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

FANNIE MAE MosLEY, Plaintiff
vs. No a-o IA
JOSEPH hosLEY. Defendant '' ''@''''
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

PEARLENE ROBERTS, PLAINTIFF
VS.. No. 500 SIS
CHARLIE ROBERTS. Defendant
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

CORA WILLIE MoBLEY, Plaintiff
VS.. No. S72.606
EsTELLA MORLEY Defendant
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At q session Of said Court held at the
Court House in the City Of Detroit, IN said
County. on the End day Of February.
A d. l945.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

REBEcca JOHNSON. Plaintiff
,vonv VS., No. s7o Sss
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JOSEPH A. MoYNIHAN

True Copy.
CAsPAR ]. LINGEMAN Clerk
BY A. SHEDD. Deputy Clerk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

8ebauptung, Moral l,n6 @eItgion ND
rem etteI !Seu9elei tpeiI mir fiinoiget
Menfden in Der Sat nod ni6t Dem
@ebote gere6t getporoen itnb, ,,oon'
fontmen 5u tperoe1, tpie unfer Bater
I'M Simntel bollfommen it,
9te 1ei6ige 8obrbeit lit, 6aB oie
irotibe, aIl5u ir6i6e &ealitat I'M au>
,genblid nod nidt 10 geartet lit, ben
alIiierten @roBmddten au er1auben,
bolles Bertrauen in 6as gepla1tte fol"
Ieftioe Si6erbeitsipitem 5u ieBen, uto
es beoertet ni6t, baB ni6t ie6e oieier
MG6te ben 8uni9 bdtte, ft9 an Die
Bolitit bon 9unbarton Oats 5u bal.
ten.
9te 8enoung in ser militdrii6en
Sage I'M 8eIten entbdlt, tpenn ite au6
feinen lmertfaner an l1nlerem i6IieB-
Ii6en Sieg irremaden tpirb, bod oie
i6arfe 2ebre fir oie aaiierten, oaB
lire 3ufammenarbeit nad tpie Dor Elm
unerldB1i6es @ebot bes gemeiniamen
Sntereiies lit. l1nier Staatsbeparte
ment iollte feinen gtugenblid s0gern,
Die enelii9e Qnreeung elmer auBett-
miniiterfonferena Der u8ig Sbree"
auf5ugreifen, iolanee nod feine aus.
ii9ten auf cine 1eue &ooiebelt1@ 1@9ur6'
tu<Stalin- -&onferen5 beiteben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

Die 81. q. Staatsseitung tnndt
|nuf einen artifel III Der ,,geaD @ep.
|ilblie'' olifmerffarn, IN ipeIdem Sein5
GuIou, Elm friiberer 8erli,rer Sour
naliit, i1a6peiit baB Der Natiohalio-
.5ialisn1us feinestpegs eiue fpe8ifiid
bertfde grfdeinltte III, fonoern piel-
ft1ebr ooie rattoneae Sormailierlng Ell.
lter tptrti6aftspolit gbafe In Der
gittpiMung Der nlo6ernen fapitalt-
itiiden @eienidaft; Die itoatlide
@ren5en iiberi6reitet nno IN ibren
8eienbeiten bie ganae 8elt urtfaBt." !"
als 8etpeis fir Die l1niberialitdt bes
neutrality-suspicious. 5itiert gula,,
iein gorfommen als cine fir mirt-
idaftltbe uno politifde &o1ttrolIe be-
re9nete Se6nif auBerbaB 6es &ei6es
oor oem Ius6ru9 oes atpeitet 8elt-
frteges ,tn6 fpdterbin Die 8ereitfhaft
nnadtholler 8eiibintereiien III ben bon
oen 0ationalio5ialiften befebten 2drt.
bern, nit Dem groberer auiornmera,t-
arbeiten. "
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Gine lebensipidtise 8etradltmne
(Sortiebung bon 5eite 81

(SortieBung bon Seite 81
ben peroen, 5u benen beiipieIsmeiie
Die nun bollfonnen feititebenoe 8ei.
gerung &uBlanos eeb0rt, 6ie polni-
fde auslanosregierun GIN 2on6on on-
5uerfennen.
Sn alien Sragen iiberbaupt, In 6e.
men man es NIT BEN neuen tpeItIi6en
ltno iiiotpeitlt6en @ren5en oes euro
pdiiden &uBlan6 5u tltn bat, tpie au6
bel Sen &uiIenpatten nit Sranfrei9
lnt6 England, banoelt es fi9 Inn oas
glei6e 3entralproblem 6es MiBtrau-
ems in Die Saltbarfeit zines lebigIi9
auf irgenOeinem u8eltiiderbeits"
iDitetn" oufgebauten Srteoensfpitems,
1nb itd auf ioI6e ISideruneen" al
Iein oerlahen 81 tpollen, miro ia au6
in 8abrbeit feiner @roBma6t Der
grbe in oen Sinn fon1men. Mui1en
mir oesba1b ben bon irge11betnem er"
bobenen tbeoretti6en Stanopunft aus
orgumentieren6en &rtetitern re9t ge.
ben, Die nun alle neuen @eltit6er'
9eitsbeftrebungen aIs ba1rterott lu1b
aae nlItterten SrieoensatelerflGr
aIs total enttpertet binitellen mo9ten 2
9as mare genau 10 it1tboll, tpie Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

gSie oas &riegsamt n1ittetlte, ftn6
Riiiie, tuel6e 6eutide &riegsgefangette
aus oer Seimat erbieltert 5ur l1eber-
ntittlung bon Netttetlungen benutt
poroen. Ser 9euBfern 1par ertfernt,
cine MitteiIung efteefiigt uno 6ie geuB
oann apieoer geidloiien tporoen. Cine
3eitlang tpegen Der Siile bon 0a6.
ri6ten, Die uuf bieie @eiie eintrafen,
tpar es ben @efangenen oerboten ge.
tpeien, Niiife aus DeutidIano 5u emp.
fangen. Sos 8erbot 1T ieood pieoer
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leg, In Utica, Sc. 9. sic btnterldBt
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5rantret6 lit entfd1ofen, BET Der
@rri6tu11g einer @eltfrieoensorgani.
lotion n1it3utptrfen unb ertpartet, 6aB
bic Ser. Staaten oorin cine fitbrenbe
&one ipielen tperoen, iugte General
6e @auue beim @bi9luB Der 9ebatte
Der beraten6en @erianrn1lung iiber 6ert
8aft bon Mostau. ,l@ine tpirtli6 in.
ternationale Srganiiation lit nottpe1=
Big, iaete er, uuno 1petn folte Der
erite Mab 6arin gebiibren, tpe1n nibt
BEN Ser. Staaten, beren 8erniibungen
auf Dem tpeltlt6en &riegsI6auplab u1o
I'M 8aaifif enorm dtn6 2"
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1tntergrunoquellen In 0eu bon ben
Deuti6en 6eiesten Sollan6 baben bic.
nieoerldnoiide &egieru1g lit 2onoot
benadridtigt, oaB in Qmiteronrn cine
EDpbusepioentie nitsgebrohen lit, bic
einen imrner gr0Beren 1mfattg an.
ni1nnlt.
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5eit lit am /. Sebruar. Bib 3:
Ser 81. sSobannes 8oseo, @riinoer
Der ialeitaniiden @eieaidaft, tpar
i'm Sabre 1915 III 8eeebi, Ss5ttafie,l
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bei6loB er, ftd bertpabrloiter @at.
fenfinber at5unebne1 lno griinbe4
te bic 5aleiianer, Die beate altf Der
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gan3en gseH iib bieiem 0erf nib.
men. ct aDlirbe i'm Sabre 1884 bei.
IiggeiproHelt urrb iein Seit 1T nm
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451 SDeampre Street
Columbus, Sbio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

8ilb l.: Die 81. grigio, al19 als
marb Of @aeI befannt, tparbe i'm
Sabre 451 in Saugbart Co., 2outb,
geboren unb ftarb i'm Sabre 525.
sic errihtete bas beriibntteIte 4lo-
fter in ruin gria6b. bas ipdter ith
sur Ratbeoralitaot Riloare entpif-
felte. Sic mar befannt init Dem bl.
Hatrid, benz QpoiteI ssrlanos. SIR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31
Die Slnd5t mad aesbpte,t
IsSortfekutpa Bon 5eite I'D

- NVUIIIEBHlDB UUN OPIIE IL
rer S0Bne; ia fie NOR es bor aIIe1t
aitberen, tpelde Die 4in6er 8etbIe-
ben1s betpeinte, oie ia ou6 Die ibrieen
tparen. &eine anoere W11tter tpuBte
oieielben 10 tpie ite gu bepeinen; oen1t
feine tpuBte in FOLDER 8eiie 0e1tter
61t iein, tpie uniere &onigin es Ipar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31
Musings by the Treasurer

(SortIeBung bon Sette 81
BET Der gerteilung ibrer Sunos ni6t
at bergeifen.
~ ~. + + +
8er sll elmer iol6en 8ereinigune
-9ebort, foDte unier fleines &blet
itber 6as ssofepbinum bel oct nd9iten
gereinsueriaurntlung mitnebmen, un6
Die MteIie6er eriuden, bel 8erteilung
.ibrer @obltatigteitsgaben oas soiepbi.
mum ,ti6t 5u oergeiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

@Gbreno Der 6euti6en 8eiebung
in 5ranfret6 4pur6e 5lt ieoer Stltnoe
Der golenfrana eebetet on Der 2our-
0es1@rotte. 49,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-31

aufgeboben tporben aber nIle Niiiie
ueroen iebt 9orgfdltig nadgepriigt.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-07
Border Test
Nearing Lime

After running pipe to shut off
water from above and with consider
able gas showing, the Mcleod wild
cat just north of the border (less
than a mile) was scheduled to have
resumed drilling this week to test
the top of the Madison lime. The
hole was bottomed at 1855 when OPP
erations resumed. This test, most
southerly of all Alberta wildcats, is
north of the center of Range z west
in Montana, or almost exactly q
miles west of the border towns of
Coutts and Sunburst, and a short
distance northwest of the north end
of the Cut Bank field It repeatedly
had only about 20 feet to go when
operations resumed, following a ce-
menting job. Its completion as q
producer would have an immediate
repercussion south of the border.