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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Your DaiIv
Horoscope
BY FRANCES DRAKE

For Tuesday. Jan. rs, 1916
MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90
Aries-You'll need more than
optimism TO carry tasks through
successfully today. Some adverse
influences TO overcome. Be alert
and cooperative and do better.
Give and take at home.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
TGurus-Uncertain rays hover
over today. BE warned against
combativeness. Fortify yourself
with ease and a smile. Will
power, natural aptitude essen
tial. Go easy in investments,
real estate.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Your activities need
close scrutiny. Take care with
things that hang in BALANCED
Watch for better prospects, be
ready to hop on lucky star
wagon. Look for help through
friends, relatives.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 2S
Canoe A temporary lull
likely. You'll have to force some
issues, hold back others. Use
your intelligence and intuition.
Keep cheerful during strain Of
a pressure period.
JULY "a TO AUG. %
Leo-Though some unfriendly
tendencies, this need not deter
routine or urgent matters If you
keep affairs safely protected.
Avoid aHtsseniEing associates,
superiors. Care in romance.
AUG. 2s TO SEPT. rs
Virgo-Your family or friend
ship angle now converging into
better conditions. This should
benefit business matters also. Be
the good Samaritan between
clashing parties, situations.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 2S
LtbrG-Vibrations not all good.
Avoid being reckless, overimpa.
tient TO carry out vital issues,
you'll not only hurt your prog
ress but cause health disorders,
nervous ailments.
OCT. zt TO NOV. y
Scorpio - Great activity indi-
Gated through building, construc-
tion, manufacturing; also Spurts
in real estate. Don't f9ft for all
propositions. Caution advised;
check carefully before acting.
NOV. II - TO BE'ft. e.
SdgittdriUs Muster your
knowledge, talents, instincts 10
cope with undercurrent tricky
elements. Don't accept hearsay.
Be resourceful: check. ask ad-
vice. Laxity is contagious.
DEC. TO Ian. 2l
Capricorn - Planetary con-
fgurations bear close watching.
Be really convinced you are right
before committing yourself or
your financial assistance.
IAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
Aqudrits-A. VI. asks you tone
down aggressiveness that could
lead TO dissension, arguments.
Afternoon friendly for personal
matters, home interests, heart
affairs.
FEB. II TO MARCH ~
Pisces -- Constraln emotions.
BE a teacher, but don't refuse 10
take criticism. The diplomat will
win over the purely aggressive
one. Make worthy friendships,
future contacts.
YOU, BORN TO-DAY: Capa-
bic OF changing from warm,
friendly disposition TO cold indif-
ference If pride is hurt. Are
very intelligent, magnetic, fond
Of opposite sex. Don't place too
much Importance on worldly ad-
vantages and avoid being jealous.
You are industrious, capable and
willing TO work hard for what
you earn.
Copyrsht, is4s. By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Watch Protective Foods

First, the diet To be super it must be abundant in
every except and the caos be clipped
precision of Plan yeHf thfee-a-day, low
calorie menus around these basic protective foods:
Buermilk slim milk cheese, eggs, fish or lean meat
fresh fruits and vegetables you know what's good for
you you any Of those foods of your days
They add up 1000 calories and will guar
antee weight three pounds week. That
enough for your health and your looks Along with
the comes a of exercises that will whip you into
streamnes down business by figuring ideal weight for
your structure
1S-DAY SIIM-DOWN DIET-FIRST DAY
Immediately on rising drink one glass of buttermlk-
caories so.
Breakfast Galleries
Half grapefruit 80
Poached egg on thin slice toast with = pat butter $50
Coffee clear
200
.swectcn coffee with saccharine if desired Use
tablespoon 80 calories) and omit butter from
breakfast
NoTE-Take yitamin concentrate after breakfast
throughout reducing program. Concentrate should
tain vtamins A, B1, b. c and d.
Lunch
Tomato 100
Celery stuffed with cottage cheese "a cup cheese) so
fixed green salad %
With sliced hard-cookcd egg Vinegar and seasoning) rs
Melba toast slices 80
Slice of melon other fruit so
$50
Broied slice liver strip crisp bacon) IFS
Baked potato 80
Butter y pat IS
String beans, liberal serving 2j
Sliced tomato-vnegar and seasoning 25
Fresh fruit 100
400
Total calories for the day 1000
TOMORROW-The Perfect Weight
Copyright l''e " Kns Features
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

TORE HOURS DAILY, $50 A. NJ to $3.50 P. NJ. -. Per
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
A Super Figure In Short Order
How TO Become
A Pleasing G-Eyefu|

IDA JEAN KAHN dietitiGn for The Detroit Times today
begins of articles
the He~ Ys@r gheating properly keeping im-and getting
keping) their man! Folow her three
eek and Waeh your pounds melt aOay. The w
ISdGy Diet siring exercises plus health and glamour
Z tips
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Glamour Plus Sense

Looking the best she is help to girl at any age
Not that the boys looking for glamour Very often the
ola GIRL urnsn nmt he
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Make Your Own Curtains
Firmly he-Ya

This softly
plenty graceful
for window attey But Examine closely
locked firm is Here
repeating tubng Make tailored pairs ued
hotels Roombendng egghe AZ inches
Tilt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14

the pounds and program Of exercise to give you
figure O the style of Lana Turner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

/, reno Ser iiberifnpenglihen 6reuno'
ihuft init aonig 2,thtpig oen 3tpeis
ten bon 8apern fam oieier Dfabt'
piae @asners oelltlif sur 8eltin9.
Ias 8eiamtfl,nlnperf tpar ibrn eis
gentlid) nit1t genllg. Gs tpar tilr
Symbol fir etlpas gage.reineres,
iiir eire reue @eitaltltng ser @elt.
go ipie sic @agnerihe @t,tlif Sen
8eItihmersgeoanfen perbano nit e.
ner moterialiitiIh kuirfenoer, Ser
Wedaniliering Ses Saleins Der
ipaltoten Sednif - 10 lnternabm es
nam ser Stnats- ,rb @eiellldmfts'
Geformer gSusner, iiber bieles Bis.
mordid}e Heih binal,s5lnueiien at'
cine germaniihe @eltmiMion bes
Selttld)tlm1s, IN ser lid SerrldaIt
lub Gultllr, Soce lno Macht sur
@eltatial,ng raiiiid) -id,opferiid)er lie.
berlegclabeit uereinigten. Wagner
llno sic @agneriuner itrebten itbcr
oos rein Wtl,iifaliide binats, iie
irorcn eine Sdn,le, cine 8aprclltbcr
Ernpagalrougrlppe, lie enhuifeltclt
it'd, su elmer lmernliiolidy agitatorild]
arbeitenNen Sd)iht, in ber it'd, slris
ltpfraten nlitslfaoclnifern llno Wtllifs
fritifcrlo suiamncntoten. InfangS
fanatiid,e Seftierer. erlpeitcrten iie
ibrcn GinflltB ilno lticaeu SIT elmer
politiid)7gelellIdnitliten 8eneina
Id)oit auf. sic Scr io5ialariitofra'
tiiden Neltbilollng ser ad)t5iger
Sabre unio niisliher tp1roe, ols
@aaner in icincn1 ictten @ert, oe!n
Yariifal, lid sur hriitlihcn Sebensa.
erfaiillrg 5llriifiano; bas GbriItlid)'
8ermaniidc pom slniange oes Sabr.
blutberts eridJien olIo luieNer, IN &C.
pnnbclter ssornl, init uerltdrfter anti
lelnitiider 3uipisund).
Son ser ltnouloiantfeit Ser @ag'
nerianer erboltc lid, ser oelltld)e
Sinn Iiir refine Wtlliif an Sobanncs
9robms, Silgu @plf, Nnton grld'
ner, ipGter an 9iidIaro StrallB.
Gpphright bel Geit %alentn,
InIbinatrn, 3. 6.
Scutifer 3citllngsdbhrlid III Imerifd:
Scuilletnu, Soreign Language Scatiircs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

gilt oas buben lie III Ben 5ebn SSaf),
rem ser 3eritor,mg aller materiellcn
auo geiirigen Treibeit, aller littlihcn
Subitars i'm oe,ltifeu Solf gentJs
Jam geseigt. slud) Sen SiilnnlIten
9eutid,cn bat Das fltrftbare 9luts
bab oie slllsen gcoifnet, oas lie i'm
Namen BON 6reibeit lmo Gbre Der
oeutihen Natipn in gang europa an.
herid)tct bdben. Ser belltlhe Hanls
bleibt fir INNER geid)dllbet, luelm
nidJt Die beutidJe Sugelre cnolid) aui.
iteht radt lll,O iiibnt 5,lgleicb, feline
Yeinigcr 5eribnlettcrt unO ein neres
eciltiges europa uaririhtet.
Stlbentinnen. Stilbertcn
s(uf uns iiebt bas oeutid)e Golf.
Son uns enrartet cs, 10 iuie I'M
Sabr 1913 Sic 8retnug Der napos
teoniihen, 10 1913 ots national
iu5ialiitiifem 1errors aus Scr Mad)i
ses @ciites. gereiinu lulb Staliu=
grao fianmen I'M Often alli. Die u.
ten BON Stalingrab beidpporen ,,ns
iSriid ailf. nein Tolf, sic fslnnunen-
seiben rallcben!
llnier @olf itebt i'm shtbrud gegcn
Die gerfnedturp Guropas ourd oe,
Observation-Disclosures I'M nelle,, 9lul-
bigen Durdjbrlld) BON tSreibeit imo
Gbre.
Copyright 1916 bel Sricbrih Nrumit,
Neip Yorf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
aird)en ;sranen @crcin Der ct.
0furfns 0emeinoe.

gs biene allen SdNpeitern sur &C.
falligen @ad,rid)t, bab unierc resel.
mabise Geriamml,rng am Sonntaa
ben 80. September, 2::3O llbr mad,
mittags abgebalten miro uno oGt
Sdppeitern limo frel,noIif)it eriutbt
bei5lnpobnen. Gs iino friftige G'e.
id1Gfte 81 erleSigen, 10 lpdre eS
Hflift eIner cSen Sdppeiter arupeicn>
81, iein. Gontmt l,nb ipred)t end, au@
in ser Geriammlllng nidJt naf ser
Gerianunll,ng. Cine ieoe Sd)rpeiter
bat bas Hcd)t iih alls5ulpreher, MIR
10 fann lutier Gereit lpeitcr beiteben,
,penn mir ser &erlomn1llrns beilpph,
nen l,no 5lianlten arbeiten. MuT
bieien;sen SdNpeitern oie idJon Inngc
in Der Geriammllrltg uiht arueieno
truren iino gebeten umueieno 5ll
iein.
Die 8eburtstagsfinSer i'm Sept.
iinb: Satb. SDeiS, Cara Sam, Seo-
mig Sterner. Mtarie @eber unb q.
9'eu ,. Hah Ser Teriammlllng mfrs
aoifee unb &,d)cn ierpiert.
Cara &nul, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
mctnmnasrattb II,
GenHen eckt ,peiter

2onbon. Gin cigenartiges gegeb'
mis- belddftigt Nie SonSoncr. gincs
Cages bottcn cs sic Scteronen Sort
iatt, bon ser Iegierl,ng an Ser 9taic
beruntgciiibrt 5u lpcroeu inbe5ug olii
@obultngen. &lrSerbono organizer.
ten iih Tetcrancu luro oltrhiud)te,l
Sonoons bcilere TiItrifte lmb fanoen
BORT rcd,t pielc SGl,ier leer poer s,lrl
Seil leer. Inns 10 nlahten lie iid) oa'
ran bic @ohmlngcn 5n bciiebcn. Tus
ging Dor iiber cine @ofe lang unO
MN hat Die 9fcgierilng slnorolnrng
gctrciien, oab bas @niier, Gas unb
GleftriiltGt in oieicn @ob,nmgeu nb~
gc'fuitten neroen. lm Die lmbelicb.
ten geluobncr trie0er 5lllm bernlss
5iehcn Sll pcrullalIen. &omnllniitcn
pcroen icBt oicie Getcraren genaunt.
-O--
- Bitta lefen Sie bic Nn3etQeni
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Die N1mndetter
StuNentett
Gin httorild,es
Oofument

Soe6eu erideint I'M Serloe Srieoz
rid &rauie, tStep Yort. Der brittle
@nno Ser Sd)riitenrcibe 9ufnmentc
hcs anbercn 9eutfdjlanb.
gpir trinaen bier ben I5lfnitt
iiber een Nufitanb Der Mrndener
StubeNteu.
Gin fIeiner &reis bon Miinhcler
Stuoentcn CpGter apuroen &ontaftt
nit onSeren l1niperiitGten alfgenoln
men) uuter ser ii,telleftlellen Sci.
tung bon Yrof. aurt Satber, Gro'
ieiior Ser &biloiopbie, oeril,d)te sln'
fang 1913 burf Gerteilung pol!
SlugbIGttern eesen sic nationallo'
sialItiide 1errorberrid)aft an5uge.
ben, sic Nlsiibtslpiigfeit Ser milf
t1riihen Gage oar5uitellen ltnS -
Dor allem nnter Dem Ginbrllf Der
aataitropbe BON Stalil,9rao - tiir
cine ioiortise repolutiondre 8eenol'
gung Ses gllltpergiebens einsutreten.
Sm 6ebrl,ar 1943 ,puroen nod
SEN oromatiihen 2,piidenfallen bel
ser 3eoe bes 8auleiters @iesler Dor
ser Miinhener Stllbentenidaft, in
ser sic St,,oenten spniid altfgefor-
Bert ipuroen, ,penn Tie ihon lonlt
nihts fiir sic 2anbesperteibigung to-
ten, ooct arenieltens &mber fiir Den
;siibrer ,s,,r @elt SIT bringen, bie ge'
idtpiiter Sd,oa uno Gbriitopb Nrchlt
bel Gerteillng BON 6l,tgbldttern per'
boftet l,rio nah pieetdeiger Inter
Iudyunasbait am %. 5ebruar 1913
sum Sooe perlrteilt uno ant gleifcr
Gage bineeridtet. slm 49, slpril iorN
elm Sipeiter Ere5ef, itatt, bel Dem
Iroi. Suber, sic Stlloenten @illl
8raf unb 9lleranoer Sd,morea allnl
Sooe uno cine Reibe lpeiterer Mitz
angeflagten SIT boben Suhtbaus
itrafen perllrteilt 1purben
Die Wfiinhner Stlloenten gaben
ser oentiben @toerltanosbene9,tng
cine neue Hote Sier repoltierten
nift yMntiTaid)iIten" (mebrere slngc'
flaate ,parem rsllte &dmpier Ser
NSGslG ober SS-5iitrer). Stcr
repoltierte Sltgel,b, sic l,nter Sitter
beransapahien ,par, Ser es niht nllr
INN proletariihe ginheit oSer biirger.
libe Smmlung segen ben Nationa!.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
3meia %.

slne liebe SdNpeltern bes 3lpeia
90 maiden mir bnraui aufrterfiam
baB uniere aortenpartie, >peld)e mi,
leste Sisl1ng beihloiien batten, aus
einem triftieen 8rlnto nid)t ufbalter
fonnen. Sariiber miro Iputer burd
Die Seitllng mebr befannt gen,aht
slnna Sfuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19

oium pertra,lt getporben, in Ser Sag,
iein miro, sen iiibrenoen &reiicn bier
llnb in ser Seimat ipertpole Gat
lhlGge 81 erteilen. @ir bitten Sii
ober uud) Sugleif buran slt benfcn
no benu in Ser @elt eiu nelles Slef'
den groe iih finoen ldBt, baB nad
Sbrer sniidt elmer eingebenoen lln
teriud)i,ng lmo Hriiflng inert iei
oab ieinetluegen nit Den in sSragG
fommenoen &egierlngen Gerbann
lllngen Derillflt ireroem. Sd boiie
Sic peritelen meine Hlane lno lo
melt oieies aus einem eriten id)riit
lihen Serilld) beraus nod MIDI
gliifen iollte, miro elm ipdterer8riei
luediel ieoenfalls nod &larbeit brir
gen, iiber etlpaige MiBoeritGnbniiit
unb l(nflarbeiten.
Sd bite Sic clnldd)it MIR III
Sbre srlrnoidtlidye Stetlungnabmt
sur slui,rabme Ger Gerbinbung mil
ierer Steae, Die unter Dem Sd,ut
Ser pereinigten Gpang. airden pcr
ScutiGluno iid) 5ltm 3iele ibrer ga
tigfeit seitellt bat:
I. Sic i3uiamnel,fiibrlny liir;
organii. griaiiilng aQer im Heih nns
Seiterreit, Iebenocn Siebenoiirger;
2. sic MuIrcdterholtllrg Ger Ser
binoung nit Sieberbiirgen ,lho ser
Sanosleuten in II. S.M
8. Sic Stiidiiibrllng in Die Seimat
ODER aber ser groBe 9lus5ug IN eint
ncle SeimItdtte.
gis gum Gintreiien Sbrer Int
mort lpcroe id jeoenfaas ldon in mel
ner neren 0ienfnteae iein. Soatel
Sic bis oabin meine nelle Mnidrii,
ollrdb mid nod niht haben. 10 id)rei
Den Sic bite on meine Nripatan
ihrift. ipie lie am &opf bes 9rieie:
erlidtlid) lit.
Sd griiBe Sic berSaih, lieb,
Sanoslel.te, Oielleiht bin ih sod
mandGnem nid)t gan5 unbefanls
imo RUE Sbnem ppar aus pebem
9er5en, aber nit u1gebrohenem Wu
gum Seben l1n0 lnbeuglumem @ott
pertrauer 81:
.Gurd 3esoen u6 2Gnoer
perbdnJb as in 8ano:
81 oeler Sero. 90 dsem Iano!"
Sans Soadin 5buaner
3. st. Haitor am slasenr.
0rantenbaus Samb,,rs ~Nangen~
6orn.
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Smlub bon Seite (.

eines toeenreihen, aber fritiih unS
fohlib l.ngeidullten 2iehbubers. TIN
10 ittirfer apar uber sic 9tadupirfr,ng
Ses @erfes bei beltimmten politiihell
8ruppen. Oas Nationalit6tenpriu,
zip fanb I'M &oileeebanfen feline no
tltrapiiienld>aftlife 8eltitigl1ng; boS
sngeborene iiberipog also bob bas
slngelernte, SasGrbgut gab sen Mus.
idlag, oie 9la,tiltbltans beltinnnte
bas Shidial ,ntO oen @ert ocsGolfs.
tllms; es gab bobere uno niebere
&aiien, gigemifaften Der boberen
Sfaiie 1paren ibr pcrbebalten rnb nilr
burh &cinbaltitng sa1 betuabren
geiltige 8robtaten, politiid)e Serr.
ihaft, oie Sdbopfl,ng elmer ,uabren
&ultur fnn,,ten 1rltr ppllbraht irer
Sen ourh sic bodititebelrNe, reinite
9fniIe, ole nnoeren batten I'M &umpf
INNS Iaiein binter ibr 5llriif f5llitebel
llnb ii6 nit elmer bielpnNen Hoae 81
belheioen. 8pbineat uub feline Nud-
folger IN 0elltihlar'o belniibten iidl
nafSl,pciien, 'baB bieie pberitc 9taiis
eben sic 8ernaneu ieien, baB ser
germaniIfe ginid,lag. sic germo'
niidr ssiibr,lne itberau Ous 8utc
iuo @ertpoae in ser enrprGiidcl
&ultlraeid)idte berporgebradt bit
te; ipiiter lparioelte iif oieier 9e-
griff bes 8ermanentl,nts 81 ser Gors
iteIlnmg elmer noroiid)cn Hoiie ob
0tit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grfenntnis bat=
ten alle bicie 2ebren nid)ts 81, tim,
iie lobntet feline @iberleglu,g. Ser
8egriff Ser Haiie lag ia feir'esluess
felt, er bate, iotpeit er errlt 81 neh.
men mar, rein natilrauiiienifaitlih
Gbarafter. Iic Raiiepbiloiopbie Der.
mcl1gte iprahlid)e. etbuiid)e, lo5iolo-
glide Glcmerte 81, einem iinnbcto-
renoen 8ebrGu. slbcr sic gutcn Seit-
lten, sic mebr Vtil6unselu erlebt
batten, als irgeno cine anNere groGc
Station, iiibltcn iif erbaut, oab if
men bier cine 8elegenbeit gebotcn
ipuroe, iidp als cine germaniid'e cocr
noroiid,e Goelraiie SIT fitblen. Solgc-
ri,ngen in ser 9elpertlins Ser eigenen
&ulturlciihlng rmS i'm Serrid)aIts.
aniprl,d lieben it'd ia Damn leid,t
5ieben.
Sie Maiienlebre iibte ibre erite
itarfe @irflmg in Se,ltidllauo aus
ourt sic @e,iebunsen 8pbineaus s,l
, &id,arS @nsner. @aener ernedtc
sic altgermariide @otter- rmh 60.
genpelt nit elmer berl,bten slbiiht,
bas romantiidIe 2ebeusgcfiibl ieiner
iunaen Sabre materialiiierte lid, I'M
Sd)lahtenIGrm rmb in ser &laiien.
fannpiitintnnmg Ser Heid)sgriin.
oangsseit su elmer gerlnaniid) &C..
IGrbten &ulti,rpropbetie. Sd)on sudh.
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Aas re,t,este,pt,, Okie
3ncia 80.

Die nadNte regelmGfige Gerein5
perIanunlune IinOet am Sonntaa
Den 6. Sftober, INN $50 llhr nod)
mittass ltatt. Tas gaufonlitee ipiri
etnen gerid1t porlegen. slud, lperber
Yldne fiir oas 5,peite Geterancn
8anfett porgebraht peroen. Gs mir!
alf sablreihes grIheinen Ser Mit
glieoer gebofit.
90. elrs, Sefr.
q. i. 3ea, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
N,ss Hcis,ei iteaH, pa.
Smeia 6.

yo6 Elm NseiIenitein lit crreidt
tponoen in Der 5Oi1brigeu @eid,ihte
un1eres Vereins als um Sanstog,
ben Ia. Sept. arir nod einnlal in ser
etgenen 8ereinsmle ,niere Ser
1at1nnll,ne abbielten. Gs berrihte all,
gelnetne 6reltoe unter sen sablreid,
anhpeienoen griioern. @liid,uiinidle
uno 8ratrlationeu famen eegenieitig
gum Misbrld, Defenders Sen 9eam,
ten 1tno 8olfomitee lpuroe Inerfen,
1,ittng gesolt fir Sic urernliiolide Mr.
belt ut,o oas &eIuItat oas lie erreidt
boben.
II Subre lang lit 1mier Gerein
obne eieenes Gereinsbaus gcspeien,
i,no bat er in oieier 3eit an aeIen=
ihoftlihem @ert sien,lih einaebiibt,
mad, oem 1lniers &ereinsapeien eine
ahAbore Stufe erreid,t bate, ieit
1904 als Ser &erein ieine eiaene
Solle aebal,t bate, bat ct in % Sab
rem ltets nit ser Seit Shritt aetal.
ten lnnS mir bie Ghre batten int Sab.
re 1908 oie erIte Sad,ien &onpcntion
oerbllnoen nit S6nserielt 5u 8oite
81, baben.
60 boffem mir IN 'ber Sltfl,nit pie.
Der ein polles 8lieo Ser i1tDliihe.l
8eieaIhait 5lt iein.
s. 9raft, Sefr.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15
Test North
OF Border
Is allure

Second Joint wildcat drilled by
the Union Oil Company of Califor-
mia and the McColl-F Oil
Company In Alberta, short dis
lance north Of the Montana border,
has been abandoned as a failure,
according to the Calgary OH Bull
lefiu.
The well, approximately 10 miles
north of Montana's Whitlash field
in the Sweetgrass Hills area, was
the second In four-well Joint pro-
gram by the two concerns.
It found small gas flow in
sand above the Madison, topped the
lime at 3197, drilled to 1926 and
was abandoned when sulphur water
only showed on drill stem test.
Location has been made and drill
ing commenced in the third joint
wildcat venture by the two com
panies.
The new location Is in d 40
1-8w 4th, almost exactly a mile
north of the Montana border, and
TX miles east and a quarter of a
mile south of gas well previously
drilled by McColl- Frontenac on Pin
horn Dome, in Alberta
The well Is almost due north of
producers on the Fiat Coulee struc-
ture on the Montana side of the
line
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

TOWNSEND - Pay dirt was
reached in the Superior lode OF the
late Fl. O. Miller holdings near old
Diamond City recently, and a 90
ounce nugget brought 20 the sur
face TO prove the find. according
to Mrs Miller, who has her holdings
leased at the present time. The APP
proximate value of the quartz
loaded nugget Is $500.
The nugget, about as large as
pound Of butter, lis believed to be
about two-thirds pure gold. II was
found at the end of sinking of
70O-foot shaft
The men making the find and
having the claims leased are How
ard Perkins, nephew of Mrs. Miller,
Jack Crum, OrvilIe Zinden and Cliff
Rose.
The Miller property is located
about two miles from old Diamond
City, between the Greenhorn prop
erty and old Montana bar.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of the
week ended May Is totaled 222,214,.
600 barrels, according to data re
ported to the Bureau of Mines,
United States Department of the
Interior. Compared with the total
of 222,113, 900 barrels for the pre-
ceding week, this represents an in
crease of 101 900 barrels comprising
an increase of 10000 barrels in
stocks of domestic crude and a de-
crease of 10000 barrels In stocks
of foreign crude. Heavy crude oil
stocks In California, not included
In the misunderstanding stocks, to-
tailed 4,699, 900 barrels, a decrease
of 10000 barrels.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

ducing areas has been revealed.
Announcement of the existence
and usefulness of the new explora-
ton equipment has been withheld
until the present time for reasons
Of military security, inasTnucf1 as
Il Is an adaptation of magnetic air
borne detector instruments that
were developed by the Naval Ord
Instrument Laboratory OF the Ma
early In the war, for spotting deeply
submerged enemy submarines oper-
attng IN the open seas.
Recognizing the probable import
ance of the instrument as a geo
physical exploration tool, the Geo
logical Survey In 1913 entered into
an arrangement with the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory, under the
auspices of the Naval Bureau of
Ordnance and Bureau of Aeronau-
tics, and with the Bell Telephone
Laboratories, TO perfect and make
available the airborne magnetic
meter currently in use by the Geo
logical Survey.
During the past two years the
Geological Survey has employed the
instrument, chiefly In cooperation
with the Office of Naval Petroleum
Reserves, in making test surveys of
more than 10000 square miles of
territory, from the northern coast
of Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico, at
heights of from $50 to 14,OOO feet
above the ground. Accurate refer
ences TO ground position Is secured
In these surveys by electronic and
Photographic means.
A wide variety of geologic condi-
tons of considerable scientific inn
portance has been mapped with this
equipment, although particular at
tenfion has SO far been devoted to
the locating of potential areas of
petroleum and iron ore occurrence
Of commercial promise.
In all flight tests and under all
conditions the airborne magnetic
meter has proved itself to be un-
surpassed as a means of making
rapid magnetic reconnaissance sur
veys, according to Director Wrather.
In his report to Secretary Krug
he points out that the most obvi-
Gus advantages of this equipment
are its speed of operation in the
field and the fact that II can be used
~ map a. Gus WhSAC u1otdAtSC VI ttAl'
flcult terrain conditions make
ground surveys of the same type
impracticable or even impossible
II Is equally valuable for use over
either land or water.
A further advantage claimed for
the instrument is that air surveys
made with II can be completed more
than 100 times as fast as would be
possible on the ground, and with
greater accuracy and detail of re
suits.
The airborne instrument is not
recognizably affected by steel rails
or other artificial installations that
have In the past limited the explora
ton utility of magnetometer instrIl
ments operated on the ground.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

Approximately Is percent of all
tax monies collected from motor
vehicle users In 1912 and 1913 went
for purposes other than highway
construction and maintenance, ac-
cording to the U. S. public roads
administration.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-15

According to The Wlnnett Times,
a resumption OF drilling activity In
the Black Butte area northeast of
Isewisfown, iE planned by Charles
j. Melville OF Trenton, Missouri
former homesteader In the area
Melville, q retired United Brethren
minister, has taken offices with
r. A Trapp at Winnett. He report
eddy is shipping In rig and casing