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The Washington times., 1935-02-04
COMPANY F SCORES

Company F teams divided in a
double. header. The varsity" de.
feated the Western A. c., SO to %
while the Reserves lost to Colmar-
Manor, 10 to Is.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
TIGERS TO GET MEDALS

The Northeast Tigers will be
given medals tonight at 8 o'clock
at the Northeast Boys Club. Jake
Hensler and Joe Cohen will pre-
sent the medals.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
TOBACCOMEN WIN

With Hawkins and Cicala scor.
ing 20 points between them, the
Washington Tobacco Company
five defeated the Laurel National
Guards on the latter's court, "a
to 81.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
Richmond Rollers Gain
Edge On D. G. Teams

RICHMOND, Va Feb. 4-Richond Young Peoples Fedora
Zion bowers through with flying in the first block
Beams at the Health Center taking lead in two of the three
mems matches and splitting in the two ladies' affairs
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
CELTIC JUNIORS WIN

st. Mary'S Celtic Juniors won a
41.to-11 game in the Junior
League, defeating the Post five.
A 16-to-2 lead was run up by half
time.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
HONOR MRS. DEAN

Mrs. Paul Dean, Arkansas Poly.
technic coed and wife Of "Daffy,"
Of st. Louis Cards, has been nomi.
mated by the college newspaper
as a candidate in the schools an.
nual beauty contest.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
LESLIE ON FENCE

Sam Leslie announces that he
is not a holdout, even though
he has not signed.
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
Shimek's Foul Goal
Defeats Brewers

Boston Trojans 30; Heurich Brewers 20.
Thus reads the final Of yesterday sensational basket
ball game played in the Heurch gym before 5o
The Washington times., 1935-02-04
'DOPEY" DEAN
|SSTANDOUT
PLAYER

BY GARRETT WATERS
do you think Joe .DOkeS is
All-High material? Do you be.
lieve he's a better player than
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
Choteau Structure
Test Announced At
Point Near Town

II ESPITE the approach of winter wildcats are
being brought to life in Northern Montana One of the
important is the Choteau structure, Teton county
southwest of Pondera oil field
Fred Zrin, petroleum geoogst announces plans for
be located short distance north of the of Cho
the Intersection of folds of which has its
high of Pennington where Gordon Campbell drilled and
the other norh-andsouth ancne the north end of which
is marked by the wells drilled by l. b. ONe and Midwest
Refining company, Pendroy
The is be drilled by the Drumheler interests of
Spokane Oil showings the several wells drilled in the dis
ct led to the belief that the unusual structural condition
north of Choteau traps commercial pool The ONei well
was a small producer at the Elis-Madison contact
Zrni believes that the Cut Bank sand may be found in
this location the edge of the Sweegrass Arch The
lease block covers about 1000 George Coffey Cho
attorney has considerable block of additional acreage
Weather permitting, the test win be spudded yet this
fall
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
new OIL FIELD
IS INDICATED BY
De- BONITA TEST

Another oil field is In prospect
in southern Alberta, Just across the
border from Montana's Cut Bank
oil field, with the pending compile
tion Of Terminal OH company's Del
Bonita test.
The we'll is shut down today.
with a flow OF 100000 cubic feet
OF wet gas. Meantime there is q
scramble for leases on the Ameri-
can side OF the line, since this we'll
is believed TO be on q north ex-
tension Of the first line Of folding
west Of Cut Bank field. possibly
corresponding 30 the Dunbar fold
In its north extension.
The gas flow Is believed 70 be
coming from a break in the MRdi-
gea time at 6017 feet, according to
8. Myron zandmer Of Los Angeles.
president OF the company. The lime
was encountered at 1895 feet. IL
had IS feet Of oil saturation before
the gas was developed. OIL is spray
ing with the gas. Preparations are
being made to drill the well in
under control.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
ASK OIL BOARD
TO COMPILE FACTS
ON PRODUCTION

A request that the Oil Conserva-
tion Board Of Montana prepare
competent statistics regarding the
Montana of industry was presented
to r. b. Jackson, secretary, AT a
meeting OF Kevln Droducers sc the
office Of w. M. Fulton IN Shelby
fast Monday night. These pro-
ducers sought to develope the facts
regarding true conditions In the I'm
dustry with regard 10 past. pre-
sent and possible futurs prpdu@-
klon. T'he ma&ter Is n0w heD0ge the
board which Ia expected 10 take
steps to counteracf widespread an-
favorable puhlic9fy fuF Mamkana oil
flnlaA
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
HAUGEN well
is RATED At
100 BARRELS

Further emphasis to the bmpor-
tance of the Rocky Ridge. pool.
north of the town OF Kevtn was
added during the past week by
development of a 1Oe-barrei well
BY "Blackde" White on his Haugen
No. /, NE NEA SEA I1-S5-3W.
He has production from both the
Sunburst and Cut Bank sand, hav-
ing secured hts Ellis production at
1880. with acid treatment Il Is
believed that this well would flow.
Nepsted- Montgomery Farger-
Haugen NO. we'll In NE sWA
sEH 2-35-3W, on the north side
OF the same pool Is a sO-barrei
we'll as It stands, producing from
the same two horizons. The Ellis
Madison, from 184S TO 1883, viii
make around 90 barrels without
acid and observers Say that acidi-
cation would make a rs or 100
barrel well.
McKnlght-SeabrOok No. 2, NV
NwH swH 19-s5-zW. reported
last week as producing from the
Sunburst sand is producing from
the Ellis, af 1545. having drilled
TO 1851. It started off making five
barrels per hour and Is now rated
at from 40 to SO barrels In settled
production, without acddization.
Since there is no market for any
new production. there is no reason
for acidfzing any Of these wells at
the present time.
CrumIey-C -Cazsidy- ClaRisOn No. 4,
in section 22-55-3W, plngged off
bottom water from 1888 back 70
1746 and will acidize.
CrumIcy-skaw No. 9, Sc corner
NWA SEX s5-3e-2W. has rig mp
but may not drill this fail.
Huson-Dayis No. A. SW NEA
SEX 14-35-5W. Is fishing for a
bit which fell back into the hole
after having been sidetracked at
1885.
RFltchener-C CascalIen-Kruger No. 4
CIVIL SEA- NEM IO-s4-3W. stands
at 1853, three feet into the Madi-
son lime.
Ohio-Reeg No. 8, NV NwA IA
35-2W, drilling, 86S.
PfaIbe-E -Englekfng- -Scabr0ok NO.
10, sw sWN SEX 1s-s5-2W, Is
being drilled deeper, having failed
10 respond 70 acid treatment at
1890.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
SIX WELLS
GET OIL As
week ENDS

Six producers were added in
Gut Bank field this week, two
Of them on the north doorstep
Of the Town Of Cut Bank, and
setting q record Of activity for
The fan seeason. Il leaves only
IA active operations in the field.
Sever wells were completed. the
seventh being a dry hole.
The stellar completion Of the
week was the McCabe-Jeffries-Go
ernment No. 2. In SEX SWA 81
33-5W. Although now shut down
awaiting permission from the de-
partment OF the interior to produce
IT, the we'll was swabbed for four
days and on the fourth day it
made 165 barrels, indicating that
II is an excellent producer. It made
15S barrels IN the first hours
and put 2S0 barrels in the tank the
first day, despite necessary repairs
TO the swab. Rods and tubing are
being run, ready TO pump as soon
as the department OF the interior
agrees that this lease cannot pos
slbly be entered in unit plan OF
development for Cut Bank struc-
ture.
CONTINUED on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
PROBE is ON AGAIN

Once again the oil industry is
being investigated by the Depart
ment of Justice under the direc-
tion OF Harold M. Stephens. This
time an effort is being made, TO
ascertain II any secret agreements
exist between major units which
would violate the antitrust laws.
The National Association OF In
dependent Marketers is responsible
for the latest probe.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
Dunbar Structure
Test Assured : Rig
e Tools Moving On
L. p. Jackson And Stanley Gray Buy Dunbar
Farm And Secure Block Indian Leases On
Reservation Structure

Dunbar structure first antcnal fold of Cut Bank
oil field the Bacfee Indian Reservation is be tested
for OIL yet this fall according to by L. p
Jackson pioneer Montana oil operator made following the
purchase Of 2560 of Indian lands public auction
Browning.
Location of the test well is Indian lands, in NV
ner SE14NW4 Section p, Twp 34N Rg wv the south
bank of Cut Bank creek
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
ONE COMPLETION PER DAY, CUT BANK
sand BELOW
CUT BANK IS
PRODUCTIVE

Development of q new pro-
ductng horizon I'm the Black
feet Indian Reservation side
Of the Cut Bank on field was
reported Friiay from the Cobb
Pardee weIl In sWK SEA
24-s8-6W, on the west side Of
Cut Bank creek and two miles
southwest of the town Of Cut
Bank.
After having had 900 feet
of oil I'm the hole from tile
Cut Bank sand, drilling con-
tinued through the shaIe
break that usually marks the
top OF the Ellis, and the bit
broke into a new sand show
ing considerable gas, and oil
rose 1900 feet.
Completion was delayed by cav
ing of the sand and shale. At last
reports total depth was below 290O
al j still drilling IN sand. This is
the westernmost wel1 Ii the south
central portion OF the field. De-
velopment OF the lover horizons
is doubly astonishing TO the In
dustry fnhsmueh as operators have
been feAfku4 nf &atef III the eonz
tour Of the Tweedy we'll a mile
and a half southeast. There was
no indication Of water in the Cobb
Pardee well at last reports.
Belief that a new horizon had
been found was inspired by the
fact that the lower production was
at a point 80 feet below where
the top Of the Ellis should have
been found. Biologists who ex-
amined the sand from the lower
horizon expressed the belief that
It is Identical with the Cut Bank
sand: coarse, salt-and-pepper
ebert sand. The hole was caving
so badly as to make Il difficult
to determine definitely whether
there had been a true shale break
at the top Of the Ellis.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
~ey4.ss<~ .sss

M0HaB0
related rOi
psd dhaeS
northwest to southeast parallel to the Roc Ky the north AID ~ closure
apparent n D0uHs Ph D. this
at minimum closure 7s f u u brode greater for oil ao" The
HzxeHtr p
f. G e Ewos for q S G. S. GI Hod and other os of the POf
ne
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23

Wyoming was no more pleased
with the Boyer article on OIL
preserves" than vvas Montana, &c
corsasng TO George w. Jarvts OF
Casper. His causttc comments ON
the subiect are TO be found kn
the Mail bag column ON Page
Eight.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23
DOOdIebug's Doom Is Sealed
By New Failure In Cut Bank

doodaehag Jnx rather than pzOgnOstiatOr
webs indicated this week
page
Montana oil and mining journal., 1935-11-23

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Evening star., 1935-09-29
PREPARATIONS HURRIED
FOR SHAKESPEARE HOP
If Favorable Weather Arrives
Balloon May Take Off With
out Some Test Material.

BY the Associated Press.
RAPID CITY, S. Oak. September
28-Preparations for the third strato-
sphere flight from the Black Hills were
being haStened today for an ascent If
favorable weather develops around
October /.
Capt. Albert w. Stevens, flight
commander, and Thomas w. McKnew,
National Geographic Society executive,
agreed yesterday that the expedition
would not wait for minor details II
suitable conditions appear after the
equipment is ready.
Virtually the only. items not yet
here are fruit flies and fungi spores
intended to be taken aloft to see how
they are affected by conditions In the
stratoSphere.
The flight staff yesterday continued
testing instruments and put in place
tubes for the imitation Of the $780,
900 cubic foot balloon.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
PROSECUTOR BALKED
IN POLYGAMY CASE
Court Refuses to Admit Certifi-
cate Offered to Prove lille.
gitimate Birth.
By the Associated Press.


SHORT CREEK, Ariz, September
28-The State was blocked again to-
day in its attempt to prosecute three
members of the Sanhedrin cult,
charged with polygamy. The court
refused to admit certificate offered
to prove an illegitimate birth in the
community here.
When Justice of the Peace ]. M.
'Lauritzen moved against admitting
the certificate, rendered in prelim-
mary hearing, it was agreed the case
should be transferred to a higher
court. 1t was set for trial in the
Superior Court at Kingman, October
IL.
County Attorney E. Elmo Bollinger
produced the certificate. He had ex-
pected it to have an important bear
ing in the case.
1t was Justice of the Peace Lau-
ritzen who dismissed similar charges
against six Short Greek residents on
September 6. holding the complaints
legally insufficient.
Members of the cult, many of whom
adhere to a belief in polygamy as a
religious tenet. say 500 families in
Utah are awaiting the outcome Of the
hearing-planning to join the colony
if the trio is acquitted.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
FALL ACTIVITIES
| BEGIN AT CENTERS
Colored Groups Start Work
Tuesday, as Well as
Boys Clubs.

The Community Center Department.
announces the beginning Of Fall ac-
tivities of its colored divisions in the
several centers and the community
boys clubs Tuesday.
The department has announced two
new projects. the Randall Community
Center at the Randall Junior High
School under the direction of Mrs.
L. N. Fitzhugh and the Francis Com
munity Boys Club at the Francis
Junior High School, under T. J. An
derson.
Associated with Mrs. Fitzhugh and
comprising her staff of workers will
be r. e. Contee as boys worker, Mrs.
H. z. Marshall as girls worker, B. T.
Brent for shoemaking, Mrs. L. P.
Brown for arts and crafts, Miss w. B.
Patterson for music and Miss Lola
LeBrant as assistant boys worker.
At the Francis Community Boys
Club Anderson will have as his staff
w. s. Walker for woodwork and T.
Burke for applied electricity. with
other members of the staff to be an
nounced later.
The directors and community Sec
retaries are as follows:
Garnet-Patterson, Miss Eta john
Evening star., 1935-09-29

son; Dunbar and Burville, Miss Carrie
Knox: Birney and GARFIELD. Mrs.
Martha Ellis; Terrell Boys Club. MIR.
p. L. Jacobs; Deanwood, Mrs. Sadie
Marie, and Francis Boys Club T. J..
Anderson.
Miss Anna L. Goodwin Is the gen.
eral secretary for the colored divisions
Of the Community Center Department
of the school system.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
MOSCOW MEETING
WATCHED BY i. S.
International Youth Con-
qress Draws Delegates
From Many Nations.
nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
With Russian American relations
already disturbed, State Department
officials are keeping q sharp watch
on an international assembly Of
young Communists at Moscow, it was
disclosed yesterday.
The American Embassy in the So
Wet capital has standing instructions
to report promptly and thoroughly on
all such meetings. Ofhcials here,
while reluctant to comment in ad-
vance Of official information, made no
secret Of their interest.
U. S. Represented.
Delegates from many nations, in
eluding the United States, are assem-
hled in Moscow for the World Con-
gress of International Youth. Un-
oficial dispatches told of assertions
that "the young Communist move
ment is finding firm place for itself
among the wide masses of American
youth"
The present session in Moscow is
essentially similar to the August meet
ing OF tne 1nlrO 1nCerHallOllale, AZ
which speakers told of plans for build
ing up the Communist party in the
United States and broadening its
sphere OF influence.
Cause Of Brisk Note.
Those speeches, reported in detail
by Ambassador William C. Bullitt,
evoked q brisk note to the Russian
government saying the assertions were
In violation of the non-interference
pledge given by Moscow in 1888 This
pledge was an essential basis for the
extension of American recognition.
Russia replied that the Moscow gov
ernment could assume no responsible
ity for actions of the Internationale
There the official exchange ended. A
week later, however, Secretary Hull
issued statement asserting that, lin
view Of the plain language of the
pledge, it is not possible for the Soviet
government to disclaim its obliga-
tons to prevent activities on its ter
ritory directed toward overthrowing
the political or social order in the
United States"
Evening star., 1935-09-29

fame. A ban would be interpreted as
a victory for the medical profession
and, incidentally, for big chemical in
dustries producing patent medicines.
Streicher, q close friend of Adolf
Hitler, is leader in the Nazi anti
Jewish program.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Short.Story Course to Open.

A course in short-story writing. in
eluding actual practice in construction,
will be given by Parke Arnold each
Tuesday night in the music room of
the Lee House, Fifteenth and L streets,
att 8 O'Clock, beginning October Is.
The course will consist of II lessons
of two hours each. A preliminary
organization meeting will be held Oc-
tober 8.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
MAGAZINE BAN SOUGHT
Back to Nature Healing Period
ical Attack ed in Germany.

EURNBERG, Germany. September
20 (P).-A ban upon julius Streicher's
periodical, Deutsche Volksgesundheit
peoples HEALTH, which advocates
back-to-nature healing methods. is
pending, it was reliably learned yes
terday.
The publication has consistently at
tackled modern medical science and its
leaders, some OF them of world wide
Evening star., 1935-09-29
TRADE COURSE POPULAR
G. J. I. Reports Heavy Enroll
ment of Automotive Students.

Paul J. Leverone, principal Of
the Columbia Technical Institute Of
Washington, announced yesterday the
school is receiving heavy registration
in its new trade course covering in
ternal combustion engines.
This subject is given as practical
trade course with actual work on
automobile engines, in addition to q
thorough ground work in theory, op-
Grafton and maintenance.
instruction is under the supervis.
ion Of A. w. Triesler, service man.
ager for the L. p. Steuart Motor Co.
The course will also offer an oppor-
tunity for the motorist to learn the
intricate details Of repair, adjustment
and maintenance Of the motor of his
car.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Dog Saves Baby.

When 2-year-old John McConville
fell into the kitchen fire in Derry.
gonelly, Irish Free State, during his
mothers absence his terrier dog pulled
him cut and summoned q neighbor
to eXtinguish the flames.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Health and Wealth Differ.

Good health is an essential element
Of human welfare, but over and above
q certain low point good health does
not necessarily, or even normally. in
crease with increases Of private income
or wealth.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
To Furnish Safely in Good Taste
Choose Registered
Grand Rapids Furniture

HAT great number of people who furnish their homes
of furniture values will do we'll to see and learn about
Registered Grand Rapids Furniture For any you choose
Registered Grand Rapids Furniture and know that you acquire
rectness Of design quality Of material skill Of craftsmanship and
responsibility the maker and store that sells it. Registered Grand
Rapids Furniture Americas Standard of Furniture Value When
you you buy good and dependable construction
cannot buy everywhere In Washington only at Mayer Co.
will find Registered Grand Rapids Furniture You identify by
the bronze namepate illustrated above Unless this identifying mark
the furniture you select you do not have Registered Grand
Rapids Furniture Much could be written here for this furniture
Of such noble quality But much better for you in
and for yourself And above ALL please do not think high
priced There and pieces for very little and others for
sderaby The range of selection wide The enpiece Dining
Suite partially illustrated above $45 fashioned chiefly from
Mayer Co. We always glad show you Mayer Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
40-hod. poboznost'
v osade sv. jana
Velp. Margenin, Bayus q
Kramoris, O.S.B. budu
kazat'.

Ma nedel'u, 27. oktobra o
10. rano zacnu sa v chrame
sv. jana Krstitera v Camp
bell 40-hodinove poboznosti
procession a vel'kou sv. om-
Sou, ktoru bude sluzit' du-
chovny osady, Rev. Juraj P.
Novak.
Rev. Stefan Margenin z
kostola sv. Vendelina v Gle
velande bude mat kazen v
nedel'u vecer; Rev. Benja-
min Bayus kostola P. Ma
rie Milosrdnej v Clevelande
bude kazat' v pondelok ve-
Ger a Rev. Ivan Kramoris,
O.S.B., redaktor Zen. Jed.
noty kaze v utorok ma "a
kl'ucenf poboznosti.
Sv. omse budu denne o s.
II, 8:15 a 9. hodine a vecer.
ne poboznosti sa 7acnu &
7:3O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25

Prinasame tn obraz vel'mi
sl'ubneho slovenskeho mladi-
ka 20 Struthers, pana Teo-
dora Macejko, ktory studuje
posledny rok pravo ma Ohio
Northern univerzite v Ada,
Ohio. Pan Macejko je synom
p. Jozefa Macejko a manzel-
ky z {. 176 Park Avenue v
Struthers a berie zivu lcast
" slovenskych veciach. Je
predsedom dozorcov Sdruze-
mia Slovenskych Katolickych
Studentov a ma Slovenskych
Dnoch spravuje plavecke "a.
vody kazdorocne. Pan Ma.
cejko studoval pravo v pre-,
dosle roxy ma Youngstown
College a boil ucitel'om pla'
vania vo YMCA. Hovori do
bre pc. slovensky,, 60 mu bu
de ma dobrej pomoci Y jeht
protest..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
NEMECKf KNAZI
ESTE ZALAROVANl

Rev. Otto Sedlmeyer, gene
rainy vikar diecezi Hides
helm boil odsldeny ma pat
rokov zalara a Rev. Wilhelm
Freckmann, sekretar Spolku
sv. Bonifaca ma styri j pol
roka zalara preto, re vraj
poslali peniaze do Holland
ska. Obaja tito katolicki kna-
ri su vel'mi popredni cirkev-
nj pracovnfci v Nemecku.
Rev. Thomas Southwestern
berg, byvaly nacelnfk domi-
nikanov v Duesseldorfe v Ne
mecku, "spachal samcvraz-
du' vo vazenf v Oldenburgu,
oznamil sudca vrchneho SUI.
du. Tento knaz Dol arestova
ny pred sest' tyzd1ami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
Slovak zabity
vlakom " utorok
Michal Jasecko prerezany
boil ma poly ma krizovatke
" Lowellville.

Michal Jasecko, straznik
mestskeho domu v Lowellvillc
zabity boil okamzite v uto-
rok popoludni o 2. hodine
osobnym vlakom ma krizo-
vatke, nachodiacej sa ma 2.
ulici v Lowellville. Jeho teio
bolo ma dvoje rotate kole-
sami vlaku, ktory jachal k
Youngstown. Boil to vlak
Penn. a Lake Erie zelezni-
ce. Nevedia, ako sa nest a.
site stale, ale myslia, ze Ja-
secko stupil ma kol'aje nevi-
diac bliziaci sa vlak.
Nebohy boil 51-rocny a O.
plakava no manzelka Maria
a dietky Jozef, Peter a Fran.
tisek Jasecko. Pochovany boz
vo stvrtok ma cintorine v Lo.
wellville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-25
FEDERAcIA PRACE
PROTI LUNDEENOVI

. ss b. t y - ~ e. 9 4.
Americka Federacia Pra-
ce ma svojej konvencii v At
lantic City, N. ]. vydrziava-
nej vyniesla rezoluciu, ze je
proti znamej Lundeenovej
predlohe o poisteni proti ne,
zamestnanosti q starobe. A.
ko znamo, ta predloha bola
jedina, ktora by bola zabez-
pecila robotnfka proti neza.
mestnanosti a nldzi v stare.
be, ale kongres ju odmrstil
Teraz j Federacia sa vyslo.
villa proti zaujmom chudob'
neho pudu q vraj preto, ze
"a nu pracovali hlavne "a.
dikali.
| Konvencia 50 vyslovila "a
ozivenie NRA.