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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
TETON COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Tetoa CoHnty Abstract Co.
Choeemu, Montana
OIL AND GAS LEASES

Richard T. Ellis to Rex c. Outlaw, all of
sec IS, ne, NV, sec 81, n, Sc sw, Sc sw,
sec SO, all Of sec IS, all of sec %; n, n s.
s Sc, sec 20, sw NV, W sw, sec %, s, ne
Sc. Sc ne, NV Sc, ne NV, sec q, sc sw.
s Sc. sec p, Sc sw, sw Sc, sec Is, twp 25n
rye CIV.
George Stott ct al, to Rex c. Outlaw,
S, sw sw, sec IS, twp 25n rye CIV.
David w Stonehouse to Rex c. Outlaw,
ne, Sc Sc, sec Is, sw NV, W sw, sec IA,
ne ne, sec p. n n, Sc NV, sw, s ne, sec
clifford d. Trexier to Rex c. Outlaw, s,
sec 81, S, sec 35. twp zen, rye 6w; n n,
g NV. sc ne, sec 3, NV, W ne, sec 2, twp
C g. Slaughter to General Petroleum
Corp. Of California, tract of land situate
in approximately secs Is and 33. twp 22n
rye 9w as shown on Homestead Entry
Survey No. 11e6, containing $50 acres.
Same to same, tract of land situate in
approximately secs 30 and 80, twp 22n
rge CIV, as shown on II. E. s. Plat No. ZOE
tanning 100 acres.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Carter OIL Co, to James PEBBLES
" ". sec IA. twp 24n rye 7w.
Same to same, sw, sec IL, twp IAN rye
Nv.
Gray, 5 sw, sw Sc. sec 3, twp Pan rye 7w.
Union OIL Co. of California to ]. F.
Schultz, Trustee, NV sec 20, twp Pan
General Petroleum Corp. of California
TO Walter Armstrong, ct al, sw 34-268w.
same TO same, sw, Sc, sw Sc, sec 49,
twp 26n rye Sw,
Same to Myrtle Helena Huseby W sw,
sc sw. sw Sc %, Sc sw, Sc, ne sc %,
27-22-5w.
same to w. F. Rieckhoff, W ne, Sc ne,
sec 49, twp pan rye 5w.
Same to same, ct al, S, sec 4, sw ne,
NV. S. sec 6. all sec z, W, ne, S Sc, 8,
9. W. Sc 10, NV. n sw, sw sw IA, n,
ne ne S, Is. ne ne 1S-24-5w; all sec l, n,
sec r. twp 24n rye 6w.
Same to Robert L. Rieckhoff, n NV, NV
ne sec IS, twp pan rye 5w.
Same to Thusnelda L. Belzer, NV, FL
22-5w.
Same to w L. Hines, ne sw. Sc, Sc
sc. sec %, twp 22n rye 5w.
Same TO Ida z. Kuehnast sw, sec 1,
Same to George Coffey, ne ne, sec %,
Same to F. c. Barribal and G. d. Nc
Donald, ne, n Sc, sec Is, twp 22n rye 4w.
Same to Roger Wryn, sw, sec 21. twp
22n rye 4w.
Same to Maude l. Armstrong, Sc, sec IL,
twp 22n rye 4w.
Same TO Harold Anderson Field, sw, sec
H. lot 4 Sc sw, Sc, sec is, ne, sec 49,
twp 22n rye 4w
Same to Kristian Anderson, sw, sec IA
Sc W, sec Is, twp 22n rye 4w.
Same TO August W. Bjork, NV Sc sec Is
ne. n sw, sec %, ne, n Sc sec ~, NV
Same 10 Ernest G. Thorn, ne, sec Is, twp
NV sec IS twp 22n rye 4w.
22n rye 4w.
same TO Ole johnson Nordhagen, S ne
sec %, twp 22n rye 4w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
The Joker in the low Tax DeaI

lot of persons are taking comfort from signs that
taxes to be lowered in the upper brackets at least
That, they say, corporate profits be
applied to expansion and to cshoning the shock of post
war conversion costs
To the independent producer of crude oil, that is
simply lot of hay
He produced only crude oil during the war; and he
not allowed to sell at fair price Yet he forced
to absorb constantly mounting costs for material and labor
HE has backlog of corporate profits HIS profits
held to small margin that often they not
profits at athey slipped into the red ink section
measure is now coming up to reimburse gold mining
for the losses they suffered by government
taiment during the war.
Why not similar measure in behalf of crude oil pro-
ducers? THEY produced material that vital to the
effort THEY delivered the goods-and the bureau
Gratis to it that fair returns not had.
If those who quit producing non-essental gold are
entitled to be reimbursed-how about the who pro-
duced ESSENTIAL crude oi-at loss?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

Russia has made a request to the
United States for six billion dollar
credit outside of lend-lease. to run
for 80 years, for purchase of capital
goods, including machinery for oil
production.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
BIG MUDDY ACREAGE
WILL BE AuCTI()NED

Four parcels totaling $40 acres in
the Big Muddy field in Wyoming
will be auctioned Oct. 20 at the gen
eral land office In Washington, ID. c.
Those interested may obtain infor-
nation by writing the general land
office, Washington (25) d. c.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

This advertisement Is of a SERIES sponsored
by Montana independent oil producers, to acqaaint
the producers with facts vital their welfare and
from time to time to acquaint the public with of
the problems now confronting this vital indussry.
These advertisements win be continued throughout
1D4S.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

Of the 4,798 exploratory holes
drilled In the United States in 1914,
700 were oil producers, 149 gas, IS
condensate, and 1882 dry holes.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20
Many Wells

sands above the Madison as the
objective of approximately q
dozen and half wells.
There were three competitions re-
corded, on which tests are now be
ing made, and two additional loca-
tions were announced.
The full field report:
CARTER-HARDY NO. z
CNM NWk 27-35N-8W
Spudded 10-1O-45: drilling, $50.
CARTER-TRTBAL NO. s.
Sc Sc 0-35N-6W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
CASTLE q PARDEE-M0RRIsON NO.
NV NE NE 23-33N4W
Spudded 9-1S-45; drilling, 2740.
LEVI BURDlTREBAL "a MOI
NV NV SW S3-32N-6W
Spudded S-18-45; drilling. 1000.
@. 8. FRARYyTRHBAL SOC NO.
Sc Sc Sc 15-31N-8W
Spudded 10-15-45; drilling, 2S5.
CONS. CASE. 9. FRARY.TRIBAL 34s NO.
Sc Sc NE l4-s2N-sw
spudded s2-45. COMPLETION. I'd,
3065; testing.
CONSOLIDATED GAs-G. 8. FRARY Az
Looted 8TA5 NO. 8
Sc SW SW 13-32N-6W
Spudded 9-6-45. COMPLETION IO-16-45;
tn, siee; 1000 Il. fluid. Testing.
WRIGHT HAGERTY.TRTBALs sos NO.
Sc NV SW T2-82N-6W
Spudded 1O-1e-45; drilling, 80.
HANLON-TRTBAL 2s7 NO.
Sc Sc SW 12-32N-6W
spudded 9-12-45; drilling, 220.
HANNAH-P0RTER.TRT scr NO. 1
Sc NE NE 26-32N-6W
Spudded 7-24-46; standing, Is.
HANNAH.PoRTER-TRTBAL szs NO.
Sc Sc Sc 23-32N-6W
Spudded 7-26-45; voc, 3085.
INLAND EMPTRE.TRTBAL SOS NO. I
NV Sc Sc 26-32N-6W
Spudded 7-25-45; drilling. 2300.
C. W. JEFFREEsTRTBAL CONTRACT 10
CIV sw Sc 2s-s7N-sw
Spudded 7-12-45. COMPLETION 1O-16-45;
I'd, 1882; 1,200 IT. fluid. Testing.
LEVI BURD-TRTBAL CONTRACT NO. 5
Sc SW NE 32-32N-SW
Spudded 10-16-45. (FTRST REP0RT)
NJ. w. MAGUTRR-TRTBAL 500 NO.
Sc Sc NV 23-32N-6W
Spudded 6-2s-45; drilling, $3.50.
PLOrKE-TNLAND EMPIRE TRIBAL see
Sc NE Sc 1I-s2N-ew
Spudded s-2545; standing, 25.
r. @. TARRANT-GETTY NO. 9
Spudded s-1s-zs. COMPLETION 1O-1-45;
I'd, 3007. Est. initial 8 bbls.
TExACO-HEssLER NO. 8
c Sc NE le-3S-5W
Spudded 7-25-45; drilling by tools, 30O0
Sc NV SW 7-36N-6W
Spudded S-30-45; drilling. 1896.
| UNION-BARRINGTONE NO.
NV Sc NV 18-33N-5W
Spudded 9-12-45; drilling, 2975.
UNTON-BLEEsNER UNIT NO. 2
c VIZ 35-35N-6W
Spudded 9-27-45: drilling, 1850.
| UNION-HABER NO.
NV NV 29-37N-4W
Spudded 102-45: drilling, 1856.
| UNEON-MTLLER NO. 81
G SW Sc NE 1D-33N-5W
Spudded e-10-45; drilling by bit, 1885,
| UNTON-PEONEER LUMBER NO.
$50 Feet N OF 22-35N-5W
Spudded 10-3-45; drilling, 1875.
UNTON.wARFTELp NO. 2
SW NE 5-35N-5W
Spudded 9-2S-45: drilling, 1850.
UNT0N-wINKLER NO.
| 1920 IT. N. of SW corner. 27-33N-5W
Spudded 9-25-45; drilling, 25S5.
The total expense for geophysical
prospecting for the United States
| T1afroletTfn Industry during 1914 was
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

During 1914 the United States
drilled 4,796 exploratory holes for
oil and gas, compared with 3,S43
in 1913.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-20

The total expense for geophysical
prospecting for the United States
petroleum industry during 1914 was
slightly more than $40, 000, 900, or
an increase of % percent over the
expense for 1913 of $31 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

This
Abdominal
Exercise
VIII
Flatten
Your
Tumny,
but IL Is
Not an
Exercise for
Beginners
and Should
Be Taken
In Gradual
Stages. DO
IL Once or
Twice at
First.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
MILLINERY STORE
IMPERIAL.

CLASS CO.. Income ~ 900 Pcn' SIS
Beautiful all electric refriRefafrd har
and bach bar KQoler- Key system
Eewiy decorated Grand R.vet-W f0-
ming District. ) case quota. SIS 800
CAEh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
BENITEAU

seven-room frame IN excellent cond Fine
heating plant Extra large tvo-cbr ga
rAFe. side drive Any reasonable offer
Call Margaret Croschner, PI 1900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

VAN DYKE PLACE at Jeffersaa-7fan.
500 mo nice surroundings With at
tracfive homes. $4,000 on eonvenient
terms. Edw. Henkei Co.. CA 76s5 or
AR 47S2
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
EQUITY S1.SOO

ONLY Z YEARS OLD
2 BEDROOMS
LARGE KITCHEN
COZY LIVING ROOM
FENCED YARD. FRUIT TREES
$3.50 FULL PRICE
1927 T. q MILE HAZEL PARH
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOOD
HOMES IN NORTH SUBURBAN SEC.
FAIRFIELD. i477o
3-bedrcom single. stoker steam heat
I'm A-OSAe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
1854
CHICKEN FARMS

FRANK s 'KRosEcR. REALToR
3+4O Van Dyke Ph. Center Line iTso
CLARK. near vernon Elghwsy-3 bed
ragmz. lAiEs Atic, AGAR garage. ArcOls
scam heat storm Mxh including all
i.rai'1r, Gas Beauty fange. Wetiing-
h.Ese Iefrirerktor Ike uer. 5000.
'efmA Without furniture. 81 500.
E.ilS Pi. 444s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Write or Phone r. M. Rapin
SAINT Sta. Marie, Mich.

O9uiC Sto. 02r1e, Mich.
90 AcRR1. % 1ndss csitSvStioa: "a
tru1s rsss. sr.psA rssSsszisS. strsw.
ssfree. esom, hanese. toola. . cows.
enickens. ducks. geese. buildings, small
noase: % No. 2l. Z mi. north tapeeY:
$1,000. =. n. Dunton. Coiumbiaviiie.
% AcRHS-xxeapdoaai nodsn ho01:
issxe ban. orchard. voods: 80 niIos
sslrsA. 4 u runisoa. " T-ceeS.
90 ACNEa. Sss1 soii, buiidinsS. vatsr.
vest e Fswisrvilie. Nseh. Ysail
leo AC-:. Gvn stream ana LAKE, somS
umoer. eenank homa has 8 roosnS,
eoadiuea11: LIVING room 3isS0. tie
::a. ;.s sss 90: s.rss s:s iisf;sdS; tsS. Co.,
hrss ~ barn: 40: driaiins esSs. niii
sranasy. 1lik hesSe vith sx-esn miii
esolss: Wy sod ssii. with stnck end
5cG,si n.i, o esS f:s% 9 49,; ni!ss ~ sa1
nntal, Kineseoa. Mich.
-3Ie-AcNn yiA. FARM: on RivR
siSIs here. ASoss $50 kvsi serss for
igTs vsssTsd ~ liver; tmssr. around
ieas: ''4 S,sS.ss. PssSs sca s,s:s s:s,':
iortaSls room dweliins. plenty rcss
YosIs for $1,000. Lat other bargain;
sIsour ssArrrl. ,fs 5. sH'''sii:ss'ssn: Wait g:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
% ACRES: GOOD BLDCS.

ksDoRtsd . have cost evR $4,000,
saeTifics for Immediate saie: sxcsiieni
location, depot village eoovcnisnf. 5o-
MIN. eYfvs 70 large town About 100
productive scrss especially suited for
slfsifa. potatoes. ste.. fenced pasture tor
streams. valuable wood. Attxsstivs
s-room DWELLING. hardwood noors. water
b kitchen. pvivats electric plant, maple
shada. beautiful Landscape view. csnent.
sssss1g .s s.'n n.- ~CsSS G:se; ..:.:
81 I.oeo. Mo- list SsrSsins frsm
% 900 nailed frss. WmL " nndali.
srRoUr RRALrY. Doyne City. Mieh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
FLATS FOR SALE

CAVALRY. l7l5-Brick. So. h ".
stoker, car garage. lower vacant,
open sunday J TO p. n. Proulx. Ia
67si. Ia $3.50.
CHURCH ST. Highland Psrk-7-family
SIS. stove heat. 81, 500 On. NORMAN
SKY. 629 z. McNichob- TO e-354l.
CLARENDON CD. RIVER SECTION
VACANCY MAY Brick: 8 rms. ca.
bdrms. ca: firepiAoes. new roof
steam heat: garages. Only $3.50
down. Better hurry. Edv. Henkel Co, ,
ca 1855
CONCORD, 2974-very nice SIS nat,
double garage. $500. terms.
HELEN, 5725, near Blvd. OF rooms.
2 new furnaces. double garage: very
good Gat $500, terms PI A253
J. w. CARNEY. io232 CHALMERS
DREXEL S-Brick Go steam heat,
excellent condition: $3.50. terms
ENERSON-Modern So. 2-csr gaTaEe.
Ss 500. terms
NAvAHOE-Brick SIS: side DR.: $3.50.
l. JEFFERSON REALTY lie 1890
EPWORTH BLVD.
Bet fireman and Joy Rd. Leaving city.
very good bricoie. 2-fAm.. 8 and S rms
ga. Good income Very low price 7
2. Baker. CA O32l or TR 2-72os.
HOMER WARREN & COMPANY
HART. 340e-ii-5-5 2 II. a furnaces,
basement garages. $4,000, 81. 500 dn.
saros LIZ o2i7.
HIGHLAND PK.-s-S. brkote nat: II A.
HI. 2-car Rar.. storms screens. rooms
nicely ArranEed. lower rents sac, upper.
owner - 500. terms
IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

CLASS &C. SPECIAL u case quota
Income Si2 600 AR conditioned
u Seak ass S0-ioot az electric bar
West SIDE $50. 600 duNn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

One 1eo acrea II mlisa sou1h s>uat
SIC. Maria ON Fsvelsd statA hiSA1a0
soon to he paved Drfrh vana9 dweI
asii.. & iss Iss1. .cre: e:s e.ss,.: assnss s,s.,s
barn sex73 and Il" ssxz3. sfsiis
Tor "a covs capacity 2a be dsaAisi.
rowtns wall BuiAn@ sloas vorsh
Price aaked. s1o.eoo. half esah. Alsc
Sosd s 80 80 serss srs' .S.s: S &c. % o1s9,
pasturA An tancsA KighksDoo 49,
veneer dwelling. FUN basement. 1uli
basement barn sccommodatea leo head
stock. Tvc-story maeAAna shsl. Two
y, wells; s.,,S Esct1ie nSh1. Prscsd q value
do.n. Io& hisn s1sts Of eu,i3SstiOo11
anA eosd repair. At QNick-
Write NJ phNv<~ - NJ D~~{~
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

ESRSPahsi'p lS BAH III s.. sr'fsrf sS o, e:sn 900
$500 down Nelson's. TR i-e7o0,
FERNDALE. 1854 Browning. north on
and east OF Hilton, rooms. bath.
large attic. soft. lot Must sacrifice.
FLENING-Nr M: rm. brk.
s,oker ht. gar.. S. Dr.. vacant. ssdow.
ski, PR 1891.
FRENCH RID. s747-Roonins house or
fS est.. 'T'ly iafnuf: G ,sco dssn sc lot corr, IN
is42. mr.. cnrysler. Jeff rms,
SsT. $500. IL 500 down. sr%'ir ineiSses HSss
furniture. saros. LIE o2l7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

BOOMING HOUSE - rooms baths
Rent SIS Income S12A steam beat
nishrc Second and De.aNafe l1cGt-n-
81 600 down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

REAL ESTATE tNCitANSr INC
BFwICK, 39s9. Very nice 6-room
Prickots home. I bedroom down. 2 up,
shower and toilet IN basement. new
furnace: almost new csrpeting included.
only $500. terms.
NAYFIEL.D. 142o9. near Gratio', BV.
bungalov, s rooms. lArge attic gas
heat IN rood condition: owner leaving
city, possession 30 days. only 81 $50
NzNfsTTOUE, l2s7-Nlce location be-
tween Kerchevsl and jefferson. 9 rooms.
rage sacrifice, $3.50 terms PI 4263.
j. w. CARNEY. 1o232 CHALMERS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

CLASS CO" woodward avenue Income
50 600. pO-fOot rc'ylgrF~+sd tsr 10
R--rrrIr wy psEUrt1u- t---v~
s.ck % nsuOr on hand 5ls oase
quota SIS 900 down
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
HOWELL.

HOWELL
9S acres partly woedsa frsatass a q
tsAes. stDne ceftaxss doahie Rra0 Sn1
eisctr1e nghta Pncs %. 600.
20 AcR1S LAG1 KHO1l1A01
.tth GOOD iahs frontAsa: Ned for sosss
club e organization: prica $4,000,
2%0 ACHES
M- 0vu. levsl land, prfvsfe inh,
resn WATER streom. woo1B, 2 hou1nS.
eQnapped With fnrnaco. n1oA, corr
cnb and etc: wlli I'll f1rm sloas fee
SS0 ,oeO or VIII seal sto<h. tDeaA sgsApp
1. n. cRANDArL
S11 Z CD. RIVER. HOW'LL, MICH,
tOppoafs HDweil rheatsr1
Mar HOWEl.t-FAAA1S poR SzIG
~ i.ad: nesr isiss, S.. o0o, feSSs.
sI9aa. @ AUVE12.. snv11. ao7" \ osAS0
STROUf cATALod
niss1 ehsn svsri t33 psses-l.7es
ehooss your country kons. lSstis' fssu.
1DexnaktnS hig ranch. Erevs. oeeharG
An0 oosirt. en-, etc.. fro0 tn oufp
standms values We have on sale. Many
nesos eqatpmsut THIS H1uD hoo6
cov@ - sfntss frnn Aalns to WisssHr
ron and wsslninstpn. NAIISD iHaSi
TELL " what vow want--whsrs7 w.
Prtesf rsrmsl We van try to ssss zoe
Gas. TMK. MONEY. When m Doubt.
4xNf SINCB 1900.
SrROUr REALTY
e09-AB rox Blds.. Detrolt 1. MN.
CA H3o4. OFFICES COAST TO COAST.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-26
Urges That America
Assume Full Share
In Future Program

Recognition of the opening OF the
san Francisco tpcaCc conference was
made at the meeting of the Lions
club last night with a talk by j. {.
kittrcll and a resolution drawn up
Truman.
President J. c. Mann presided and
w. y .Shearer. who was in charge of
TIM, program, presented Mr., klttrell,
who spoke ON the conference which
is now in progress in San Francisco,
He also spoke of the Dumbarton
oaks accord and other agreements
reading up to the present sessions OF
tho Allied nations.
The club adopted a resolution re-
uucSling that the President of the
United States and the Senate enter
INTO agreements viii the Allies pro-
yidlng complete present and future
standardization of Germany, that the
United States assure the Allies that
it will bear It's fun responsibility for
ending and settlement Of the war
and the maintenance OF peace, and
stating that the club endorses a
NblIti Ol StllIEttioll VI llt Ht|tit HI
d,cated in the DumbartOn Oaks con
trreuCe.
Il was oruered that copies Of the
resolution be sent the President OF
the United States, Senator Josiah W.
Bailey, Senator Clyde r. Hoey. and
-. \. Skeen, president Of Lions In
tcrnational.
The club voted to make a dona-
ton to the cancer drive. 1t Wa:
announced that beginning in MI
the club will meet each Monday
night at seven o'clock instead @!
Wednesday.
b. w. Sartor, of Durham, was the
only visitor present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-26

Tns- UaCz. in, purchase ui which
yJv 4tedt possible. Is Go.na as share
o, that 100 we'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-26
Lions Club Backs Truman
On Plan For World Peace
COURT
TRIES TWO CASES

William Taylor. colured. was tried
IN recorders court today for Illegal
manufacture ot whisky. He was sen
fenced to iouE months ON the roads.
suspended upon condition that he
not violate any prohibition laws for
Two years. romaln of good behavior
and pay costs o. court.
Charlie johnson, white, was tried
for trcspass. Judgment was suspend
ed for - months upon condition
that the defendant leave Vance
county not later than SIX p. m. to-
morrow and. remain away for II
months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-26
AROUND TOWN

There was no session of police
court today, there being no cases on
docket iUr trial.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-02

shaven was in support of the Wes-
tern Front ground drives. Their
railroad yards, capable of handl.
ing $500 freight cars daily serve
points facing the U. S. Seventh and
Third Army fronts.
The bridges across the Rhine At
Wesel-were a new target for tho
Eighth Air Force. One was mas.
slve double-track railroad bridge
on the main line from Munster tn
Venlo. Vessel is Is miles north of
Duisburg where the Lippe river
joins the Rhine.
ltaly-based Liberators and Fort
resses of the 18th AAF hit military
installations in Austria, using in.
struments because of weather
The Air Ministry disclosed that
Raj bombers hit detectives in the
Ruhr without loss last night Am.
erican bombers from Italy hit the
Moosblerbaum Oil refinery near
Vienna yesterday, dropping the
heaviest weight of bombs ever re-
leased on single target by the
18th AAF.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-02
1000 Yank Planes Hit
Nazi Transport System

LONDON. Feb. l. = CUP =
choGed railroad yards at Mann
C '-a;yn and Ludwigshaven and big
ne iiroad and highway bridge over
I lsa Rhine at Vessel were blasted
the tns.r r'' BY four American air fleets,
. .o more than 1000 fighters
and bonbers.
S'i Tbey dropped their bombs by
I~u, through a heavy over
l aas+ Stormy winter weather,
' cs5c had kept the U. S. Eighth
WIZ WI Force grounded for six of the
is+ seven days, persisted but 70o
1 Lr+resses and 300 Mustangs de-
fed ed j it. They encountered no aerial
opposition. - later Row, A.,
wee Lancasters, supported by
a a attacked Munchen-Glad-
hscb TO block the movement OF
carnan troops and destroy their
'f The morning attacks on the twin
.i+;es of Mannheim and Ludwig
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Set, Bernard Blake, Local
Soldier, Wounded At Front

THE 10TH GENERAL HOS.
prTAL England, Jan. 15.-CDe'
l.yedp-Fighting without scratch
.broJgb North Africa, Tunisia,
SiciIy France and Belgium, Sgt
ponard Blake, q, of Wilmington
Va was wounded in Germany as
his Infantry unit met heavy artil-
lprv fire. He now is recovering at
mis- United States Army general
hospital in England.
SGT. Blake. who was awarded
the Purple Heart, is making a
complete recovery and soon will
return 10 duty" said First 1t.
Torence T. Krogstad of Wolf Point,
Montana his ward surgeon.
Shells were bursting all around
U.s. said Sgt. Blake. las com.
munications sergeant, 1 went
forward to check on radio that
was spothng Mai positions. One OF
The shells hit nearby as 1 lay be-
side the radio and pieces of it hit
rearby as lay beside the radio
pieces of it hit me in the legs"
Sgt. Blake receied medical at.
tenti0n at once and was taken tc
an aid station. He later was evac-
uated to England by plane.
Before entering the Army in Oct
ober, 1910, Sgt. Blake farmed near
While Oak, N. C. He has one broth
er Tech. Sgt. Thomas Blake, in the
Air Corps. His sister, Miss Rosa
Mae Blake, lives in Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-02
SILENT Enrol

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1.-P)-
Enrol Flynn left here today for
Brownsville, Tex, by plane with
out celebrating on his no COM
mem, answer to all questions
alb ut his reported marriage to
Nora Eddington of Los Angeles
and tie birth of a daughter here.
Janusry 10. Flynn did not say
where he would go from Browns
vile.
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WRONG KIND OF KITTY

LA PLATA, Argentina, Feb. l.
(UP)-Aldo Stenlla loves cats and
when he saw a big cat on the
street last night, crouching in a
dark corner, he stretched out his
hand to pet the animal. The cat
almost bit his hand off. It was a
puma which had escaped from a
circus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-25
FRANCE 10
 ! MAINTAIN ! BIG ARMY
DeGauIle Disappointed a Not Being Invited
 t0 Conference

PARIS Jan. 25.-France intends to maintain military forces all along the Rhine River after the war, Gen. eral Charles DeGaulle told press conference.
 The French leader, said regret fully, he was not invited to the forthcoming big three conference. He told newsmen France had made no formal request for an invitation to the conference but had believed the heads of the big three had known the French attitude. France doesn't intend to finish this war withbut the assurance that the French Army will be installed per- manently along the length of the Rhine. From one end to the other we envisage control of the entire Rhine Basin as an industrial unit. This doesn't imply, necessarily, the extension of Frances frontier past the Rhine" he said.
 He said too that France didn't intend to recognize the Lublin Com mittee as the provisional govern ment of Poland, at least, not inn mediately. He added the Polish people haven't had chance to manifest their intentions and de- sires.
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GENERAL IN . WARNING
 SHORTAGES
SomerveII Says Western Front Armies Need
 Military Supplies

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS OF THE ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCES, Jan. 25.- Small arms am- munition must be increased 200 per cent over that of last November to prevent a shortage on the Western Front, It. Gen. Brehon Somervell Chief of the Army Services Forces said t 4
 The general added that the great est pressure will have to be placed on production at home to prevent shortages in at. least a dozen inn portant items, including tires, heavy trucks, cotton duck, large calibre ammunition. He said the Western Front gets first priority over the Pacific in the matter of supply and added that deliveries of war materiel to Russia has not diminished since General Eisenhower opened the Western Front. -.,t.
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PARIS, Jan. 25.-The British Sec ond Army made advances of up to 1000 yards and pulled within three miles of the Roer River at three points inside Germany, while the U. s. First and Third armies methodically continued ironing out the Nazis' flattened Ardennes salient against stiffening resistance.
 The French First Army's attack at the southern end of the long front also progressed steadily, securing several crossings of the III River, but in Northern Alsace the Germans sharply increased their pressure on the U. s. Seventh Army and it was disclosed that the American with drawal, announced yesterday, had amounted to an average of seven to eight miles,,
 None of the enemy blows against the Seventh Army have gained any ground.