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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23

Says the Bulletin:
The cColl-Frontenac Oil Com
pany and Union Oil Company of
California team has staked the first
wellsite in its four-well drilling
program on the southeastern Alder
Ia plains, initial test being miles
north and Ia miles to the west of
the most northerly of the McColl-
Frontenac Pinhorn gas wells, and
some 6Iz miles north of the Mon
tana border.
"The well, McColl Frontenac
Union Oil No. 11B-6-2-8, is in the
southwest ten acres of lsd IL 6-2-8w
4th. Drilling contract for it and the
following three tests has been let
The contractor is now moving in
to the Can-Tex Drilling Company.
light rotary equipment, and will
get drilling underway in the near
future
"The initial we'll is to be primarily
an Ellis sand and Madison lime
test of oil prospects down dip from
the McColl-Frontenac Pinhorn gas
wells. 1t is 5h miles north and
one mile west of the Mc-CollFron-
tenac No. 6-S-1-8 discovery, and is
4 miles north and Y miles west of
the Mc-Coll- Frontenac No. 9-17-1-8,
follow-up gas well. These two wells
have been standing capped and
cased since completion in 1914,
pending opening of gas market.
The No 6-8-1-8 shows 4,850M CT
day gas flow in Ribbon sand from
2,370-95 feet; 6,000M cf-day gas flow
with show of oil in Ellis sand 3,211-
81 feet, with bottom hole pressure
of 1000 pounds; 5,000M cf-day gas
flow with show of distillate in Madi-
son limestone 3,282-3, 374 feet. The
Madison was topped at 3,278 feet.
Elevation is 1888 feet. The No. 9-17-
Is. with elevation 3,472 feet, topped
the Madison at 1852 feet. 1t showed
q gas flow comparable to that in
the discovery in the Ellis sand
(3,203-13 feet Tests of the Madison
gave an oil show 3,273-S8 feet; SOON
cf-day of gas and an oil show 3,287-
3,302 feet; and show of water be-
low that point
The McColl-Union program is on
q total of $4,000 acres of leases and
reservations extending from the
Montana border between Rigs. 7 &
11w 4th north for 80 miles to Twp
5, Rg. CIV 4th. The area was geolo
gized and seismographed by Nc
Coll-Frontenac in 1944-45."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23
MilleCrOup
May Meet
IN August

According to present plans, the
summer meeting of the Mining
Association of Montana will be held
at Missoula, Aug. 30-31, under spon-
sorship of the Western Montana
Miner Owners & Operators associa-
ton and the Missoula chamber of
commerce. Sid Ward of Clinton is
president of the Western Montana
Mine Owners & Operators associa-
ton and Art J. Mosby, Missoula, is
secretary.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23
Four Drill Tests Slated
On Block North of Border

wells have been announced joint operation
by Union Oil Company and the McCoFrontenac company
xaco on OOOOOace block extending for than IS miles
along Montana border and extending approximately
mil according TO the Calgary Oil Bulletin
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23
BUTTE MEN ORGANIZE
MINING CHEMICAL FIRM

Young Prowse Mining & Chemical
Corporation of Butte, Incorporated
with capital stock of $4,000, / loo, :
600 shares, 1c par, on February 26.
IncorpOrators were Roy McQuay,
Anthony j. Milheiich and Lucas Mi
helich, all of Butte.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23

And then there was the drunk
who couldn't remember the next
morning whether he had cooked
his goose-or vice versa.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23
M-S(0PE and MT-sCoPE

For locating Of ere bessses,
VEINS peekets and aamlfs.
FREE LITERATURE upon re
quest. Also contracted geophysi-
cal surveys. Latest pamphlet on
gsopkysical prospectus, illus
trated for rsaiaing engineers and
pEOspecsors, postpaid for 80 cents.
You camnu4 afford DO be
wifheas CHS Information.
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PaAo Alto, CaIEs@Fmsa
Evening star., 1946-09-16
Doda Conrad, Basso, Impresses
Audience at Phillips Gallery
By EIeno de Sdyn

The death anniversary of Fanny
Amstutz Roberts, late president OF
the Washington College of Music
was commemorated in the Phillips
Gallery yesterday afternoon by a
song recital. given by Doda Conrad
noted basso, accompanied at the
piano by Charles Henderson.
Prefacing his singing of Schu-
bert's "Winterreise by a comment
Mr.. Conrad said that he was
prompted to sing this cycle because
Of the wish Mrs Roberts once ex-
pressed to perform it with him. BY
singing the a. songs without pause
Mr.. Conrad emphasized the solem-
nifty of the occasion. The program
will be repeated tonight.
Set to poems BY Wilhelm Mueller
who died while the composition was
in progress. unsuspecting that the
tunes in his words" were discov-
cred by kindred soul, the music
of the "Winterreise" came. into be-
ing at the time of Schuberts great
est depression of spirits and failing
health. year before his death.
Sincerely Devoted to Art.
With the predominant element of
sadness, occasionally relieved by
songs in livelier tempo and the
variety of treatment, the cycle lends
itself admirably for expressive sing
ing and especially for an occasion
such as yesterday Mr. Conrad gave
noteworthy reading, appealing be-
cause of his sincere devotion to his
art.
Francis Tursi, until recently con-
nected with the Navy Band and
heard here previously In solo and
ensemble. returned to give a pro-
gram of viola music In the National
Gallery last night. He was assisted
by Rosalie Gassel at the piano. who
proved herself capable and tai
ented collaboration.
The brilliancy OF Mr.. Tursi's vir-
tuoso technique and the vibrant
quality of his tone, found a broader
scope for expression in the intricate
pattern OF Arthur Bliss Sonata in
| D Minor" in its first local perform
ance Not entirely free from the
Evening star., 1946-09-16

experimental, the sonata impressed
by its vitality and the passionate
flow of sound. intensified by the skill
of the performers.
Last Movement Outstanding.
The most outstanding Of the three
movements was the last Complete
in itself and free from the artificial
ity OF the preceding two. it had the
tonal beauty of a poem, combined
with q high degree of the COM
posers craftsmanship. While Civ
ing enough opportunities to both
instruments to assert themselves in
dividually and collectively, the viola
part called for a virtuoso of Mr..
Tursi's caliber for whom rapid pas
sage work or playing in the altissimo
offered no difficulties.
Opening with Boccherini's Sonata
Evening star., 1946-09-16

n A Major" satisfying for its
breadth and cantibile properties, the
artists presented Brahms familiar
Sonata In E fiat Ma ior, op. 100, No.
g. originally written for the clar-
met. but, of late. favorite with vio-
lists. In the give and take of the
Evening star., 1946-09-16

Governor Of Maryland, will speak at
COP rally october 5 In Flremens
Hall, North Brentwood, under au-
spices of the Republican Club.
Daniel Nash Is chairman OF the
committee arranging the rally.
Evening star., 1946-09-16
McKeldin TO Speak

Mayor Theodore McKeldin of Bal
timore. Republican candidate for
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
RrcnssBctlho
mad Reid amecLnIjsn

IaS Siiternationole 9oHlitee 0e8
Soften areu9es erffdrte, oaB es III
ser Gage iei, % 8orte nmfaiienoe
8otIdoFten rein priuater geatllr mad
Der fran86ifi1en 3one in 9eufid=
lato gu itbermitteln. gerhun6Ilingen
iino I'M 8onae. nm 1bnlif'e NaA
Observation-Disclosures nod Der ane-
rifnniihen un0 britIihen Gone IN
0eutihIon0 0urf5uFiibren. Gas
,,9ote 2rell5@ botte fur5 Dor &c
Gan DE llebermitflutg iolfcr 8nt.
iduifen e~ingeitelIt. @.e Don Der Aus-
LAMBS : MbteiIung oe8 ,ameriodn
Motionol Re0 groB", 315 2erina-
ton lpenue, Netp Yorf Sin, beftd-
tigt miro, lit cine oerartige NaArih-
teniibernittlung nod ser Fran3oitiden
Gone ourf Dos Snternotionole Rote
9rpua nod DeutifIanO in Der Eat
m5glih y bod nnr, nenn cine %
@orte nmfaIien0e anfrnge aus Dem
Neih borliest auf Die oonn Der bieii-
ge 4oreiiat antDorten fam. anm.
3. Re0.1
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
GhcUcrbct bIeibt
int Reid bcitchcn

Sronffurt. - &upIdn Curtis g.
giermon, 3iteeteilt Der armee III Ser
europdfihen NectungS3one, erfldrte
Dab piele BORT Itotionierte SoIoateu
Iih oagegen ousgeiproden bitten,
oas @erbot tpelhes Mmerifanet oa-
ran binoert, oeltite MGofen 81
beiratefl, fallen 81 loiien. Sic be-
griinben lire @egneridoft 6nmit,
onB oiefe 0elitihen 6roiien o6einOin.
men" 9erreien ieien. 9iertnau ioete
bier5u meiter, sob es ibm unmogIif'
lei, ben 6rei ebenoli9en Soloaten
pelfe lid an BrGii0ent 5rumon nit
@~rlalbnis 81 geben, 0eutfde Moo-
Der 8itte eeman0t batten, ibnen
den beirnten al 6iirfen, irgenomelfe
@offnung auf 9smilligung ibrer &C.
lude 81 MAIDEN, menigitens nif)t Dor
6 big s Sabren. Ser Gnplnn if)dst,
oaB nobe3u 300 SoIooten Bel ibren
aapl1neH 1bnlife @eiuhe gemadt
6oben, utto gloubt, ooB mern lpirf.
lid ons gerbot oufgeboben peroen
niiroe. iiber 1000 Soloaten iid) nit
oeutihen M1ohen oerbeiraten mir.
ben. Sn Ieiner GrfI1rung betonte
3fermdn noak saB 5fs Stride ieIbit
tim
babe, iolonge Ole @eIigion nidt ieI-
Der in Jrage fame.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
1,sEMe


Concord gInb, Sue. BrdffSenf
Carl Stober: geFret1r u. 9. Burg.
bdr0t, 427 Burner Ctr, GbeDt
Gbaie. lO. g~eriommIHnseH mOHnt
lid.
ErOipsd Dill GriebbOf. grdiiSent;
SreS IogeIInng; Sefret6r. $. 9.
@infler; Sdokmeiiter: 2ourence 8.
Stts. geui. an 2. Samstag I'm
@onat I'M Srieobofsgebduoe.
Gentldw Sreimnurer 2Dse Armi.
uims, Nr. 25, S.A.A.R. Sefretdr:
6reof. 8ertrnnL 1341 Shepherd
Str, 81. G. g~eriammIung am /.
@ieugtas i'm Mor1t i'm NeueH Nin-
ionic Eempel, 13te uao s StraBe,
q. B.
&rminins &ergnhgnngs . &ereiH.
Er1iiOent: SenrD Rieiter; Setretdr:
9erh 59O5 Giebente Stra.
BE, ". w. Berl1mnlun5 ant /.
Sonnaben0 I'M Monat.
Greater Beneficial lluiOn, 9iftrift
3r. 100. Br1lioent. Sobn @reolein;
SesretGr: Gbrftian gbriit 1922
Binfte StrnBe, q. 90. @eri. nn
4. 0iengtns I'M Monat I'M @ouie Nr.
1920 5 StroBe. q. g.
Greater Beneficial Union, 9ifrift
Rr. 40. 9rdlioent: Mitel Sol.
ner; Sefret1r, gbriItinn Rronen.
bitter, t1O4 Bonlpant Str, SiIuer
Mo. GerI. am A. 6reitag
I'M Mpnnt i'm .a5ibe Boint 9aUern",
l2te nno e StroBe, RopOOit.
@mppert Scim Jranen &iIfsScrein.
gr1Iioentin: 6rau Grnit 90. 8rotpn;
ionualluns am 2. 4ienstag /. M. nm
2 lIbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
1snr,e 1IlittsInnsen

- Serr 8iftor 2epfiug, tDeIder
iid Dor 8llrjem cine @erIesung ON
5uBe 5u5og lmo Dem infoIge Der
&erleBumg ole 3eben omputtert
wur0eL miiBte lid luie0ertm ms
Doctors Soipitol begebeu, woieIbit
man ibm Elm 8ein oberbalb Oes
auieS abnebmeu muBte.
Ter Sberit Serr Coon Grass,
pelher ols MiIit6ror5t I'M @o5ifif
oiente, lit aus Der glrnee ebrenoou
entlaiien mor0en.
Serr Geo. Mliener un0 Trml
limo mad Wliami in 6lorioa obge.
reilt. Serr Dhiener, meIder cine
8ruhoperotion ourhmohen muBte,
geoentt iih I'M ionnigen SiiOen 81
erboIen.
6rdtIein 6reoa itnO garla
Sdersbauien boben 9eIuh aus 8bi-
lnoelpbia bon Serrn gilbert StoIpp
iino Srou NaIio.
auf geiud bel Serrn .ittO
Iralt gilbert GnetteI meiIt 0eIIen
iiineiter @ruoer SEQ nno Trou aus
San 6ran5isfo in aaIifornia. Sic
ae0enfen BRET Wonote 3il bIeiben.
SEQ hat lem g~utgebenoeS @eiddit
in San 6ran5isfo perfouit. @I.
bert SnetteI IT,, peIher i'll Sort
8enninaS itotioniert NOR uno bic
Sffi5ierSifmle oortielbIt beiu6te,
mur0e gum 9eiitnant beforoert.
Srau emma Tbomforot lit
u%rgroBmiittcr %getpor0en. 6sbr gnfel
Senrn Gbomforot uno Srar nurSen
nit einem lieben T0dterlein Soon
beihenft.
&nrtengriiBe erbielten mir bon
Serrn uno 6rou Gbos. Slider nno
Serrn uno 6rou Gbos. Notthoi,
meIde etnige @oden in 5lorioa
berIeben.
6rou S0a SduIer, meI6e in
oem llbren- unO @oIomoreugeI6dft
hires 01annes tGqIid Die aunoitaft
beoiente, lit e~rfranft uno mlB einige
Gage gu Saliie bIeiben.
9[n1 %. Sonllnr berItarb in
ibrer @obnung Troit Soo 90. 2ueb.
fert. sic mar Ole @itme bon Sub.
uiq 3liebfert uno binterI1Bt cine
Eodter Morie 9. ionic cine Gdme-
tier 6rou Annie so. aerper. Sic
8eer0i9uuQ NOR am Wtittpoh nod
Dem Sort 2incoIu 5rieSbofe.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
iWefSrbeN

9lm 1onnerstog, oen 81. Sonuor,
beritarb in ieinem $eim in 8ienne,
30, Ger 81dermeiIter SenrD Roebn-
LEM pelter niele Sabre bort an.
idiiig mar. @uBer ieiner 6roll Sea.
tbnrina binterI1Bt er 5pei Sobue
Sobn uno 6reo un0 cine 9ohter::
5ralt Wnrgorett 0ogeett. Die 8e.
eroigung mar om Sonntog @ad-
mittag nod einem Trouer.@ otteS-
oierit in Der Bresbpterii1en Stride
in 8ienne nod Dem Stint Sin
Srieobofe in Cation, 8irginio.
Dlit Serru aoebnlein lit mie0erim
elmer BON ben ieit Iangem bier Sin.
iGiiigen beridieoen.
Am Somstog, ben 26. Sanlior,
peritnrb in SiIDer Gpring &err So
roeI 9encon yocum nab Idneerer
9ronfbeit. Gr binterlGBt feline @it-
ipe 4bbie goclm unO cine Sodter,
6rou Cora 9ubn. 9ie 8eerOigung
ipor an Nontoo BON @ltmpbreps
9eifenfapeue ans nod Der 6ami.
Iien9rabit6tte int SoreIt Dat Geme-
tern III 8uitbersblrg, $40. Ser
@erItorbene, pelter im 0oitomt an
eeiteIt, mar, lebte ieit ieiner 4eniio-
nierung nit leiner perbeirnteten
Softer uno Gdpiegeriobn, 9errn
Sobn g. 5. Dirbn, 1923 2anier
9lace, Silper Spring, MO. Ser
f%rauernoen 6amilic ipredeu Sour
mol llno @erIe9er ibr ber6lideS Sci
Iei0 aus.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
9entfdes @aifenbaus

Sic SaDres : GcriammIltng Der
gtitglie0er ful0 am Greitag AbenD
Der nersdngenen ISOLDE I'M @diIelis
bnr8 itatt. Hr0iioent S. SO.
Shneioer eroffnete Die 8eriomm.
lung ilnO begriiBte Die gridienenerl.
Sn Mbpeienbeit oes Gefretars per-
las Der 9iIfg-S efretar, 9err Ism.
Grass bic Snbresberihte oes 0tref.
forums, 0es 5Apsmeiiters, BEG
Wertpalters, iofpie oes G~rnllersy t1b.
uereilts, oes 5rnllen Silfsbereins
mo oes n8upptness Gllibs~. Die.
leIben ipuroen angenommen fpie
nerIeien. Sic goben alien cinen
ginblid in Die pieIerIei Mrbeiten,
tuelhe nit Der YeriuoItumg itno Sn.
Manipulating oeS 6eins berbunoen
Iino. Sir Die anoben muroe cine
Eiihlerei eingerihtet ltno 5ohor.
better unterridten 6ieieIben in Der
6aaobnbung BON 8erf5eugen un6
Der 9eriteuung bon 8ertaufsartt-
feln. Aus benz GrIos peroen ipie.
Der nei,e Moihinen uno Sol5 a1ge-
idafft. Ser Grtrog bon Der 6orm
nuroe ourd ons biele &egennetter
lebr beeintrddtigt. Se6oh Die Grnte
BON @eeren gum @intohen mar gut.
Die ainoer muroen al oielen Der
nnitoltungen 8aibingtoner 8ele1-
Ihaften eingcInoen. Ger u3appis
neB GLIB gob ebenfoaS mebrere
unterboItungen. 9ieier Stub be.
I~treitet ole unfoiten in 8erbinbung
nit Der &in6erfnpene uno benz Wiu-
Iif- llnterridt. 9eioc S~rouenper.
cine berifteten finon5iene Sort
Ihritte, frog oes Musfnaens Der
5eitIitfeiten am Decoration InD"
uno Dem ,,2obor 9nD~. (Aus bic
fen Soften fomen Die Snupteinnnb-
men CUR 8eitreitung Der unfoiten
oieier bei0en 8ereine. Ser Silfs.
berein iorgt fir Ole 2ebensmitteI
uno Die Slide, Der ge1bperein fiir bic
aleioer). Ser @r8t Or. Sarriion
uno Der 3obnar0t 9r. 8eder beban.
oeIten Die &inoer unentgeItIih /;
beioe baben oieIes idon felt Snbren
9etnn. Sci Der Mabl unr0eh ale
ausId)ei0en0en 3ireftoren fir Ell.
nen 0reii1brigen Sermin ipieoerer.
mabIt; es iin0 oieS Die @erren
gbos. G.. Sorrea, $. O. @infler,
Geo. 6. @ertmoit, 9beooor 2erh,
Mortin z. @iegoil6, Sreoerid Ser
tram, @eorae S. MueIer, s. s.
aeIle, Sobn q. aoIb uno SarI Ad.
terfirben.
4arouf tpuroe bic Sabresber.
%inmmIung geidloilen uno cine Di-
rettoreniisung eroffnet 3ur @nbl
oes @orItonoes. grmdhIt wuroen:
s. SO. Shneioer, Yr1iioent
Or. Geo. 9eder, 1. 8i5e-BrGI.
Mortin Z. @ieeonO, 2. 8ise-HrGi.
@m. 81. Wueler, 6efretdr
@m. Grass, &afssS efretdr
81. Gantelmonn, ShosmeiSter
Naa ShluB Der @~erinmmIung
Iuo Der Nrdiioent Die @nipeienben
al Grfriidungen in benz SpeiieianI
elm. Sci informenen 9lnsiprnhen
qeoodte man Der iorgfdltigen. ge.
miIienboften Tiibriing oes 8orItan.
oes in oIen Mnaeleaenbeiten, melde
lid nuf oos @oiienbolis be6ieben.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

einige Gage SoI5 baden. Ser Suit.
ihubbunfer Dor Der Staotballe muir.
DC in Elm SoteI nit So 3immern,
SpeiieiaoI uno 8orbnue ilmgetuan.
belt. Set Mufbebung Der Boit.
iperre 5fpii6en Den 3onen bat oas
Yoitamt - cine mihtige 9lrn.
gangsltele mad Der fran30iiihen
Gone ~ sic oreifobe Arbeit 81 be-
marfen meroen in Der britiiden 80.
ne m0dentIid CUR 5ranfierung ser
onfnuenOen 8oitienoungen benotigt.
Nfiinden - Die 8erfebrsbebors
Ben boben oie Miindener gltern &C.
beten, ibre 9in0er un0 b~eIon0ets
Die &~inoerpager, BON Den N~ertebrS.
mitteIn in Der @auptperfebrs5eit
fern5ubuIten. ,,8inoertDagen Iin0
SinOerniiie uuO beritoBen gegen
onS augemeine Sntereiie@, CAB O1s
Serfebrsbiiro befatmt, StrnBeu-
bohnfiibrer lino angenieIen moroen,
feline SinocrDngcn 5it5uloiieu.
SBIringer Nepfel
Berlin ~ Sic glftion oHettet sic
ainoer" bat bereits iueit ilber sic
@ren5en 8erIins binollS itarfcn
@ioerboa gefun0en. 90 traf Elm
9aitdli9 pon 9lepfe[ ans Gbitringen
Elm, ole bon Sen Gbiiringer ainoerm
moroen waren.
Glettcrbriifcn ii6cr Die 9abm
8eiIbur1 - Gin GobIen8er @ait=
un%ternebmrn b~eobiidtigt in fiir3elicr
3eit sic 2abnii6ergGuge 0nrdl Mon-
tierung BON i%ogennnten alettcr-
britden Dem Gerfebr frei3ugeben.
8riiden ioaen an Grt uno
steae monttert uno geipannt per-
ben.
6anOidn6c aus Scm 5ammus
niingen 9ie 9anoidubinou.
itrie in a~rnoIosbeim i'm Gaunus lit
mie0er angeIalifeu. @ieIe tauieno
Rnar Sonoifube limo bercits ber-
geitellt rlO Dem Marft 3ugefiibrt
mnr0er.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
GcciOental 6OteI nnO &eitaaraHt
Derfnuft

Sic Serren GborIes Simmons
uno Hanmono 9eoner, 5mei 4nge,
Itente nit Iangidbriger 9ienit5eit
inter benz be%ritorbenen Snbober
6omilie gudboI3. boben oos Be.
fannte 0cci0entol SoteI uno 8eItau-
rant gum Breiie BON $4,000 fauf-
lid ertporben.
9ie DISQUALIFICATION Iino nidt i'm
@erfquf einqeihloIien. Gas SoteI-
geb1loe gebort ben @innrO grben
uno oo8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ee-
bort Der 9ohter oes %berItorbenen
9errn 6reo. 8p6bol5.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
N0n9cl an Wciscn
ntad9t GrMtftan SOroc

@aSbinaion 9rait6ent aul-
man duBerte ieiire 8eiordniS ii6er
einen tpeltpeiten @ei5qnmonnel ms
ioafe, er hobe GanoSa, MuItroIien
mo 4rgentinien eriuft, ibre emit
lpredren6e Gntoten CUR gefrieoiorng
Ser @eaiirfriiie in ben befreiten
2dnOern 8t liefern.
St eiiten1 Memorouoiun an IT,
ben &egierln9siteuen mad)te ser
8roiioent 0ie g%lnpfebIlfhg, 0aB ic-
res iln ortieren0e Qauo off eiaenem
8ooen Oie bodite 9ltontitGt @eisen
prdon5iere uno Gen beitnlogIifiten
.8ebraltd bon ben UorbanOenen @or=
rdfe1 nad}e.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

tpaItigen.
Bambera - 0ie. Sto0t peiIt MI
Ietdte RriegsIhdoen aiif. Ger Con
nit Dem berlbnlten GtanobiIb oes
Reiters bIieb %unberiebrt. BieIe gI,
tdre uno 9enfmdler, 0orunter
@erfe bon Gilman Riemenidneioer
un0 Ieit StoB, ionen bal0 aus if.
rem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5uritdges
broht tUeroen. Die geb0Iferungs.
5obl bat Iid 0ur1 Den 3uItrom BON
5lii1tlingeu bon 10000 dltf 100,.
900 er6obt. SIN Ser5en zines Lamb.
Dirtidaftlid reiden @ebietes geleeen
lit Die StoOt nit Nobrlrngsmitteln
gut b%eriorgt; es iino mebr 21oen
geoffnet ais Dor Ser 8eiebung.
Bon 10000 borbon0enen Mrbeits-
fr6ften iin0 10000 beid1ftigt, tuet-
tere f6nnen eingeiteIlt mer0en, 10.
bnIo RobIe unO 8etriebsItoffe ein-
treffen.
@ies6ooen = 9isber Iino eiiuo
10000 8obnangen m~ieoerDerge=
iteIIt. Sn 3iir5e miro aud i'm Sur
biertel nit Der 8eIeitieung oes
Sduttes begonnen meroen; cine
2otterie ioa oa8 bierfiir notnenoige,
@elO beidloffen.. Nilf @orihlog oerl
ncugeg r%iinoeten o9emofrntiiden
neutrality-suspicious. boben oie Mr.
better Der 8etriebe, in oenen &iiden
heiteben belAIoIien, beoilrftige Sim
Der mGbreno 0eS @tntcrS foitenIos
llnO obne 9lbgabe bon Marfen nit.
5ltDerpTlCeen.
@iir5bllrg Sn Oem ein5iqen
nift 5erit6rten Sonl fono Oos Or
offnungSfon5ert oeS @iir8burqer
rdleiters daft, bel Dem
gum eritcn 01ale lett 5tpoIf Sabren
BON WaenoeIsiobn geIpielt
luur0e.
@orlie Ser groBe @orIiber
@iaOuft, ser bon 0en oe1tiden
Gruppen geiprenqt mor0en mar,
lit interchangeable, 10 oob ser
Giienbahn Gerfebr @orIiB-2Dbau
mieoer nufgenommen Deroen founte.
Sort ~ Gie Gertilfad,idule MUIR
be DieOer eroffnet. @on $4,000
@inrpobnern Iteben 5000 in Irbeit.
9as Sous Der ehemuligen Mrbeitss
front wuroe ols 8olfSbous Der Dir
beiteridaft iibergeben. SIN 2ano=
treis meroen mebrere Ghl6Her oIs
Shulert bertueroet. @ie Die 8ro.
Dil5ial : GermaItllng 8ro%noenburg
mitteilt, Oertebren tdgIi6 orei ;3iige
bon Sort rab @ottbus; BON bort
beitebt NnidlluB nod Berlin, Ores
ben, SelIe unO 2eip5ig.
Hotsonn - Naf Scrtiaitenunq
Der 2nngen Bride fobren sic gfro.
benbubnen iest tDieoer bis 3ltlrl
misunderstanding our1. SIN Scar.
ftaot-@ous fono cine 9(uSIteGunq qe-
perblider @r5eltgniiie Der Marf
grnn0enburg ltntt.
sSltrtb Ga8 nlte iii0iihe @oi-
lcrhans, cine SDnaaogc uno Ser iii.
Siide Jrieobof ur0en tpieoer auf-
aebaut. 5riibere SniaiIen BON
Observation-Disclosures nno Suoen
erbielten @obnungen e6emalioer
Mitslieber Ser 8 Die Stoot
bat $4,000 @intuobner, 0arunter
1000 6IiidtIinge nno Gpofuierte.
3iiilelOOrf = 20 0aiaionen Brief.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
8ciitau6 fir nbeIOnSere 9atesOrieu"
Ron 7entIheR

Berlin - Sic &egierung Der Ser.
Gtoaten bot bent Americm Council
Of 8oIuutnrp 9~(gencies grlaubniS
.gegeben. ..be{pnoeren 9otegoriel"
.ocutider 9ipiIilten @eiitnfo 6ii fem
6ert. lpie lest befonntgeaeben murOe.
Nht @ertrefer Ser Notbilfe @rltp.
be beiuden unter oer1 BON benz
8or AeIief Control Board oeS Ara.
iioenten uno BON ben &rieqS. uno
6toat5oepartments qebiuiqten Be-
febIen Die on1erifoniifen, britilden
-ltuo fronsoiiiden 9eiebunas8onen.
@enernneuttont Qucirs s.. Glnp,
aomman6eur Ser umerifaniden Wfi.
lit1rregierune, indte, oos aomitee
lei erm1htist. 9orfebrungen hir
ben 8erIono bon MIR Iolden Ga.
den mie meoi5inii6e mo ionitdre
@orrate, Seize. 2ebertrari. Sroden-
mild uno &inoernobrune un0 9fet.
onng fir aIte 2eiite, illnae &inber,
Ihmangere un0 ltillenoe Miitter
un0 bic &ranfen al trefien.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
Ter @~eipessrnnb

Ridter: SAnOrgeL Sic geiteben
alio Elm. 6nB gle Dem 2ld9er Orei
8nn0 sen ~entperroet babeu. Bas
Bat Gil nun aber odSu ~8etrieben2
A~naefIagter: Ger @ungcr, @err
MIdter!
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01

arst: Bar SIR Batter Neuroitbe.
1lfer2"
9dtient: ,,Nein, SdnciOermei-
iteri"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
Qeridte ans beutidJen StGbten

6tllttgart - Mne SausbnItltn.
gen, oeren 8orltoro Der N59AB
ongeborte. mullen 3mei @oIlOeden
cine Matrobe nit &opfteil nno cine
@liibbirne obliefern, Inn beridieppte
nu8l1noif6e @rbeiter 5u beriorgen.
@er mabreno Ser Boli8eiituaoen ollf
Der StraBe a~nsetroffen miro, mnB
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
Gdaueres Giiemba5

Berlin = Gin i9meres Client
6obnungliif, bei Dem odt Berionen
2eben fumen uno fiinf idfper,
pier ipeitere Ieidt berIebt tDurOen,
iid 5piiden ben Stntionen
Berlin 8 h0nemeibe uno SpinflerS.
feLo, mo- Elm @iiter8lig nit einem
entgegenfonmenoen Gs8obn5lg olt.
.aEsnE
Washington Journal., 1946-02-01
ainSerbOteI i'm grnneipalb

N1nOerb0feI I'm WrlletUniO
Berlin timer Mittuirtung 0eS
Slrgenoausfhuliea BilmerSoort
miro i'm @runeuuIo, Siibertusbnber
i5traBe, Elm @eb1uoe inituno geie#,
bos ols a~inoerbotel erofinet tpproen
foa. Sn 6ieiem Sotd toMlen &in-
Ser, i6ie feline @Itern baben &c.
ooft lit beionoerg al Gliihtlingsfin-
Ser = funbnen; Iie iperoeu oort De-
tret,f nm hefnifint
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-05
Four Tits i'm
League Play

Only four teams in the Tiger
League played Thursday night at
the West Lodge gymnasium, it was
reported today by Bill Riordan,
intramural sports director. Two
games originally scheduled for the
Wildcat loop were not played, he
stated.
In the opening game Thursday
the 5-A cagers earned uncontested
possession OF top spot in their
league by winning their second
straight victory. Their victims,
S-A cagers, suffered a 1923 loss
and slipped into the Tiger League
cellar.
Sparkplug of the 5.A attack was
Henry Klauke. who scored Is
points during the contest. Best
man for the losers was Bob Dilts,
whose seven points were tops for
S-A.
The IA quintet defeated ga In a
slow-moving contest. % TO Is. there
by grabbing a share of the leagues
second place.
Joe Golden headed the winners
scoring with points. while Will
Perry's 10 points accounted for
more than half of GAS game total.
The games originally scheduled for
the Wildcat League will be post
poned until later in the season.
Mr.. Riordan stated.