davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
sLovENsK1 FARAERsKY on.
cIANSKY KLuB v ldAHoNINo

Grad: JAsf virostek, prsdseda, &.
+ D. No. \ Poland. Ohio. - Andrei
Borzik, podpredseda, r. r. D. No. {.
Box ls. New Middletown, o. ~
zef Kubus. tajornnfk. 3. r. D. No. I
New Middletown, q. Jan JaseGko,
pokladnfk. RID. No. 1, New MiddIe.
town. Q. vybor zvel 'adenia: Ks-
rol virostek. B. r. D. |. Poland, u.
Jozef Tkarik. 3. r. D. No. 1 New
Middletpwn. Q. Jozef Hudia. &.
Z. D. No. !. Box 100, Petersburg, q.
Dozorcovia majetku: JAN Pstrek, b.
F. D. No. l, New Middletown, q. =
Jan Sedlak &. F. D. No. l. Box 100
New Springfield. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
SCHODZA SBORU 159. S
K. S. v HASELTON.

Davam ma Znamost' Gle
nom Sboru $50. S. K. Soko-
la v Haselton, ze tejto nede-
Ii, 8. sept. bude sa vydrzia-
vat riadna mesacna scho-
dza sboru, ma ktoru mech pri-
de kazdy, lebo bude sa je-
dnat' o vaznych veciach. Ia
cne sa o /. popoludni.
Jan B. Hassay, lct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06

siac. Potom uz vam bud1
priratane Ease k buducemu
roku a bude to Ease len Wac
a pre- vas horsie. Nuz bratia
a sestry, do videnia v pom
delok yecer, 8. septembra 0
Z. hodine a budeme tam a.
spon do IL. hodiny, kym vse-
tel nepridete. S uctou
UGtovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
TALIANI STRIEL'ALI
VLASTNYCH VOJAKOV

Blizko rak1skych hranic
odbyvaly sa vel'ke talianske
manevre, ma ktorych sa STRIFE
Palo z kanonov ma ostro.
Aektore naboje padly me-
dzi talianskych vojakov q
zabily jedneho a viacerych
poranily. Mussolini dat strie
Pat ostrymi preto, ably sa
vojaci navykli pochodovat'
pod ochranou kanonady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
Card party pre-
sestry v Struthers
Usporiada p. T. A. cd osady
nsv. Trojice IL. septembra.

P. IT. A. 2 osady najsv.
Trojice v Struthers usporia-
da ma IL. septembra vecer
kartovy vecierok v prospech
velebnych sestier uciteliek u
osadnej hale, ma ktory povo-
lava ako osadnfkov tax cele
slovenske obecenstvo z Ma
honing doliny. Vstupne ne
bude, manifesto toho mech ka-
zdy donesie grocerie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
Spolkove Zpravy
SCHODZA c. 80. I.K.s.z.J.

Spolok sv. Amy, C. 80. I.
X. S. q. j. bude odbyvat'
schodzu v nedel'u, 8. sep
tembra. Kazda udkyna je
ziadana prist' ma tdto scho-
dzu a zaplatit' prfspevky.
Sestry vel'kym dlhom ma
j1 sa hlasit' ma schodzi, inac
budd vytvorene.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Huda, tct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
Adresar spolkov
q klubov
sPoLOK LEvOCsKEJ P. MARIE
&. S5S. /. 4. 3. &. j. MA Lam.

Predsedkvna: Katarfna Baitos.
2542 Cooper st. Podpredsedkvia:
Anna MARTINEZ. 1926 Eomewood Av.
Zapisnfcka: Berta Shira. TAG Gale.
donia st. UGtovnicka: Helen Ole
mix. 1888 Homewood Ave. - Pokiad.
niGka: Maria Paeuta. 2438 Tavlor
st. = Dozorkvha: Justfna Kotasek.
1923 Taft Ave. - Spr&vkvnn Sp
sv. Aeneskv. G. 335 P. O.: Julia
Lacko 2525 Hunter Ave. Youngs
town o.
Sch6dza 10 kazdd druhd nedel'u
Y mesiaci pod kostolom sv. Mate ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
s1l. oDBoR NARoDNHHo SLOW.
SPOLKU.

Frantisek Hudik. predseda. 1914
Belleview Ave-, Youngstown. o. -
Michal Ribar. podpreds.. III Broaden
ST., Youngstown. q. Andrei Be-
nedik NIL, z&pisnak. 1896 Garfield
st.. 6truthers. O. Jan Antal. 6t
tovnfk. 55 Rhoda Ave-. Youngstown
@. - Jozef Granchi. pokladnik. 604
Benwood Ave. Youngstown. o.
vtbor maietku: Jan ]. BelEik. jan
Hric : Andrsi Sele5. Sch6dse u
cdbyyaid ka8ds dSnht Do6iielok u
|; sss1sss ~, g osssss 9 =. = !ts.!ss q I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
NeSt'astie Y tehelni.

Pri praci Y tehelni ma Mol
davskej zovnajsej v Kosi-
ciach Dol zasypany hlinou
robotnik ]. Orma. Ked no
vytiahli, Dol. uz mrtvy. Grad
na komisia vysetruje. ako X
lrazu doSlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
RUzENsKY A oLTARNY sPoLoK
PR osADE Sv. CYRILA a
METODA.

Urad: Maria sofranec. cestn4
predsedkvna: Maria Slifka. pred
sedkvha 426 Lora Ave-. Youngs-
town. o. Katarfna Volosin. pod
predsedkvha. Poland Manor. Mr..
Balchik. 1etovnfk. Tvndale Ave. -
Zuzanna Chizmar. zapisnicka. l40
Midlothian Blvd. Maria vascak.
pokladnfcka. l55 Jennette Drive. =
Maria Kubina dozorkv6s. Florida
Ave. - Horlitel ky: Maria Melko.
304 Emery Ave. - Maria MarkoviG
Florida Ave. - Maria Budai. An
drews Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
SCHODZA 765. ODBORU
N. S. S.

Schodza Odboru 765. N.
S. S. bude odbyvana ma stvr-
tok, IL. septembra Q pol 8.
hodine vecer v Sokolovni ma
Washington st. Clenstvo je
ziadane sa tejto schodze zti-
castnit' v plnom pocte. d.
hujuci sd ziadanf prist' a dlh
81 vyrovnat'. "
Es.'f II..I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
Slovenska Baptistska
/. Cirkev
v CAMPBELL, OHIO.
Rev. M. D. Hiben, kazatel'
"a Woodland Ave-,
Campbell, O.

Bohosluzby odbavujl sa
kazdd nedel'u, q sice: Me-
del'na skola o $3.50 r&no ;
sluzby Bozie Q IL. hod.
Y nedele vecer: Cd $50
do 7:3O Spolok Ml&deze, q
q 1880 sluzby Bozie.
Kazdd stredu. vecer I'd mo-
dlitsbn& sch6 6dxe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
vKgIBC lO7. u. KAToIfUEYCu
SoKoLIEK PRI osADE ".

Anna Yaniglos spravkvia. Maria
Dubos pokladnieks. Helen Stole.
dctovnfeka. ,MsrGaret Rspasky. .s1eI
Disnfeka. CecfSA Hudran j Kxtarfnns
Rovdsr. doxorkvSa maietkn. s.sl
Sch6dxc odhtyai6 y katd1 dRuh4
nedel'U mcsiaci 4 3. hodine 6on
lludhi $kolsket ssi<penoo W #
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
ZAUJfMAVE OTAZKY
A ODPOVEDE:.
F. L. /. S.


Imigracns prava rnanxela n
merickej obcianky.
Dotaz: Ked' sa zena, kto-
ra je naturalizovanou OBJ
ciankou, vyda "a cudzinca v
cudzine, ci moze mu sem do
pom6ct' bez t'azkosti?
Odpoved':: Manzel ameri-
ckej obcianky moze sem
prfst' ako nekvotovy prist'a-
hovalec iba vtedy, ked' sa
sobas konal pred 1. jdlom
1882. Ak sa konal sobas po
tomto dni, ma manzel pra-
vo iba ma vizum v prednost-
nej triede.
Pravda, v kazdom pripa-
de sa ocakava, ze muz po
svojom prichode do Spoje-
nych Statov bude financne
tax situovany, ze nebude o.
bavy, ze by mohol pripad.
nut ma t'archu verejnej do
brocinnosti. To znacf, ze ale
bo on sam, alebo jeho man
zelka musf mat zaisteny pri-
jem alebo uspory. .,a ~
Peniaze v Spoj. Statoch.
: Dotaz: Zaujimalo by ma
vediet', korko je v Spoje-
nyych Statoch v celku penazi
a jake percento z Mich je v
zlate.
Odpoved': 80. jdna 1884
bolo v Spojenych Statocn
yyse $13,634,00O,OO z to-
ho bolo $7,s56,OOO,OoO v fla
te t. j. jednak v zlatyych min
ciach, .jednak V zlatych pru-
toch. Zlato, ktore sa zvacsa
nachodi v pokladnici Spoj.
Statov, tvori .57.6 percent
vsetkych penazf.
Ct moze stavkujuci robotnik
dostavat' podporu?
Dotaz: CT moze zenaty
muz, ktory S ostatnymi ro-
botnikmi stavkuje a ktore-
no rodina zije v nedostatku,
zaziadat' o podporu?
Odpoved': Federalna po-
mocna administracia zaujala
stanovisko, ze sa nebude mie
Sat do robotnfckych sporov
ami do individualnych kon-
troverzii medzi 'robotnfkom
a jeho zamestnavatel'om.
Ziadatelia o podporu prijf-
maju sa preto z radov STAY
kujdcich "a tych istych pod
mienok, ako ziadatelia z ra-
dov nezamestnanych. o ich
pripadoch rozhoduje sa W.
lucne ohl'adom ma ich po-
trebu. Vynimkou sI iba tie
pripady, " ktorych National
Labor Relations Board zistf,
re prfcina k stavke je "ne-
rozumna a neopravnena".
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

sixth a few years ago. He added
tEat modern refining plants can
convert as much ~ rs per cent, and
known refining processes can con
vert almost 100 per cent, thus ~.
ducing the amount Of crude oGa
needed.
Recalling that fears for shortages
have been expressed repeatedly
since oil production began ia this
ecunkry, President Byfen deciarea
xhat $50 far Ahead - the mind az
man can run there u M posasbilsfv
Of . failure Of tails supply he
eharged that false prophets" are
using shortage warnings 'for the
purpose Of Tightening the people
and their legislative representative
into federal control 81 the petros-
cum industry This. be said, would
be @ruinous 20 the industry aAa
emiamitoua 70 tAe ssamaxv.~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
Nations Oh Supply Is
Adequate For Centuries
Predictions of Shortage Unfoundsd Report
Shows; Federal Control Unnecessary
To Preserve Resources

LOS ANGELES, CALF. = The
people of the United States need
fear neither exhaustion Of the ma
TONS petroleum resources, nor
scarcity In the supply Of petroleum
products.
Crude Oh reserves now are larg-
or than ever before, and supplies
Of petroleum products Sufficient TO
meet demand for centuries are
available from oil. coal. and shale.
These reassuring facts were re-
ported to the 18th annual meeting
Of the American Petroleum Insti-
tute here by President Axtell J.
ByIes after Institute committees
completed q survey Of petroleum.
resources 70 bring up TO date esti.
mates made in 1925. President
Byles said the data indicated crude
oil reserves now exceed IL billion
barrels. or twice the amount estir
mated 10 years ago. with more than
billion acres Of geological forma.
ton stilI &c be explored. Improved
methods Of discovery and develoTs
ment were found to be recovering
larger quantities Of OIL from new
fields and from greater depths be-
low old fields.
Wien economic conaitions war
rant. President Byles explained
crude oil can be supplemented as
source Of petroleum products By bEi
luminous coal and shaie. IL was e@A
timated that the nations virtuaalN
unlimited coal deposits would yisad
enough motor fuel for gensraaaams
q not centuries. and that more thar
1e0 biilion barrels Of oil--en0ugh
eDr Ut least a century-ia avaiiabls
IA Oh shale. a.
Progress Ia refining tsshniqua
be said, also has contributed tod
conservation Of. petroleum resource
"a, with nearly one-half each barrel
&c crude oil now converted into
Rasa1ime. a@ compared with oae
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

OF the line. which horizons will
likely be found productive In one
or more OF the folds on the Cana
dian side
Discussing regional geology. the
report continues:
These structures lie In an ideal
position In the Alberta basin. Just
across the international line from
the Montana oil fields and are
Eastward" folds. on the gently
dipping east flank OF the basin, and
therefore are in an ideal position to
receive the drainage from the geo
syncline OF the basin to the west
Very recent regional fitting has
been noted By many biologists in
their study OF the great Niagara
Falls. Due 10 the recent fitting OF
TIE Alberta basin approximately
three-fOurths of one degree to the
northl the water table. or OLIVIA
ter contact. Is an inclined rather
than q horizontal plane. Therefore.
production contours are projected
on this inclined plane. they show
some $50 to 500 feet OF closure
on the critical or south end OF the
In other words the structure
Tilted To North
In otaer words. the sturtuces
were formed and then the oil ac-
cumulated. Then. in very recent
time. the entire basin was titled TO
the north. Since the fitting was
so slight and the time so short,
the capillary resistance to the flow
OF the oil and water. IN the reser-
voir rocks. was sufficient TO hold
the oil in place Therefore, the OF
hangs over the north nose OF these
structures, on the old high rather
than the new high. This condition
is true Of the Montana domes. Il is
also true ia Michigan. the big wells
In the Porter township field there
are over the north nose of q struc-
tnre with practically no closure on
the critical or south end. The AL |
berta Pacific Consolidated wen on
the Spring Coulee structure had so /
Ieet of oil saturation In the Madi- |
ION lime, although It was some 400 |
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

feet down from the top Of the
structure, over the north nose. It
is with this thought in mind that
the Terminal-zandmer Del Bonita
No. / was located just over the
north nose OF the Del Bonita
structure.
Compares Cut Bank
The Del Bonita structure is
closed dome over oil bearing for
nations, Tue structure is shown to
be closed BY the surface geology
and core holes. and the formations
are shown TO be oil bearing by the
Cut Bank and Kevin-Sunburst
fields Of Montana. and BY the Rom
ey-NOrdon we'll az Twin River. II
obviously has much more favorable
structural conditions than Cut
Bank. being a closed dome compar-
ed with a m0nocline. II would be
entirely reasonable to expect an
equivalent amount Of production
from the Del Bonita structure as
from Cut Bank. which is spread out
over a great area. in a thin zone.
yet Is estimated by engineers to
be capable OF producing in excess
" 100, 100000 bhls. OF Aigh grade
5s gravity oil. The Del Bonita
dome, although smaller in area. IN
expected TO have a much thicker
oil zone, which would make for
arge wells and high yield per
acre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

entered the district early in 1894.
with the announced intention Of
trying to prospect petroleum pos
sibilities OF the underlying forma-
tions Nothing Of consequence has
been. reported TO date aa sv.,g4'
Hob Head Area Reviving s.
On Dhe peninsula,. the Forks and
Hob areas are the focal points OF
interest. A great deal OF LEASING
has been done around Hob Head,
indicating renewed interest In the
territory, but as yet no company
has announced drilling plans
Forks District
At Forks. legal tahgles involving
the Sun OIL Company and the
Forks-PTairie OH Company have
held up further drilling Of the Ro-
sailie No. /, now bottomed at 1850
feet. Conclusion OF litigation viii
undoubtedly result in the resump-
tion OF drilling, probably early In
1895. a;
While no new and startling Yeve-
iasions have been made during the
present year. the seeds Of sincere
and honest eadeayor have becll
rlan:ed and a firm groundwork
for complete and thorough prog
pectIng OF the state has bsen laid.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
OUR MAIL BAG
December .. 1885.

December 3, 1888,
Mr.. Il. b. Coolidge.
Ford Building,
Great Fails. Montana.
Dear Mr.. Coolidge:
was very much interested IN
your letter addressed to the Edi-
tor OF the on Journal regarding
the Kevin-Sunburst situation pub
lished In their issue Of December
18th. also your personal letter sd
dressed 10 me under date OF No
Fember s0ta, copy OF which also
was published in the paper.
My purpose in addressing my LETT
ter OF November 25th to the Jour
nal was primarily to reply 70 the
article by Mr.. Boyer in the OH
Weekly which gave such q dismnf
Continued on PAGE Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
Toole County
ny SHELBY ABSTRACT a TITLE co.
SHELBY, MONTANA

OIL AND gas LEASES
Lula n Putnam to Sidney Porter 8
years 7-s part o 4 G to leasee NWs
NEz S1k NE3 See 5. TwI San, Rye. Nv.
Dakot0 Montana OIL Co. TO Montana
Pipe Line Co. SE4NW2 Sec 31-S51W.
RELEASE OF OH. q GAS LEASE
T. G. & Geo. r. Crothers TO The0.
CornwelI SEA See.20-32-4W-
AssH0NAEENF OF LEASE
Monopoly OIL & Gas Co. to William
A. Murphy and Frank o. Fowler, All
int NV Sec 2-3S-1W.
@. C. ID. 20 ROYALTY
H. n. Robin to Alice r., Martin,
Sec 33-36-2W $50 Lot 1 Sc NE3 1-30-
3W 109b
MINERAL DEED
Arthur Peterson ct TX to B. Kessel-
helm 2M% SENWa SiNEf NE3SW3
SEA See 26-36N-1W.
ROYALTY CONTRACT
e. o. Reichkoff 70 Roy 0Conueil 1ge
WA EkSbNW3 Sec. 3-25N-3W-
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Eunice j. Kramer 20 &C. r. Mckee,
IL OF lq6 WA Sec T-35N-1W.
Lawrence Giberts0n to II. NJ Gi--
bertson ls- Of 10 Sec 11-NWa Sec.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

Lfttle 81 Importance hiss been
reported daring the present year
BY drilling in progress In the
Frenchman Hills district. near Eph-
rata Peoples 0ms g. .6lia company,
composed Of California interests.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
Geological Report On
Wildcat On Del Bonita

Use Of acid in the Del Bonita southwestern Alberta was
the principal Of operators in Cut Shelby this
Outcome of the Of acid win probably be
three days.
The well stands 0l7 feet some distance into the Aad
son lime The lime is said have saturaton
making about half million cubic feet Of gas oil has
shown the drip It believed that acdizaOn may
make well it stands No water has vet been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
VIII EXTEND LEASE

W. E. Rice, who is leasing the
Conrad Refining company plant at
Conrad from d. L. Simon. trustee
In bankruptcy, has petitioned for
an extension OF the present lease
up to April 1. 1886. A hearing
has been called for December %
by A. II. Gray. referee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14


mate drilling is now under way
than at any one time previous. Deep
testing for petroleum prpoduction in
lower horizons. long-felt need in
the state. Is In progress at six
widely divergent points, with one
due TO conclude before the end OF
the year.
BeIIingham
In the Bellingham area, the COM
mercially producing gas sands. to-
gether with oil seeps in the vicin-
fly, provide evidence on which the
West Coast on & Gas company has
based a deep test. The company,
financed principally in Montana,
spudded in q we'll in section 1S-
1913 East on the Russell farm,
with present depth about $50 feet,
wen below the gas sands encoun-
tered in north BelIingham field
usually at depths OF less than 500
feet.
Gas Field
In the Rattlesnaike Hills region.
another gas-producing area. a deep
test Is under way for Northwestern |
Natural Gas Corporation. The
well was started about three years /
ago, but mechanical difficulties, fol-
kowwed by litigation involving the
drilling company, halted further &C.
tivlties until Novem Der OF this year.
a new derrick hes been rugged ov-
er the hole, now bottomed az ] 780 /
feet and prospecting Of formations
underlyine tbe heavy basalt over
burden peculiar TO eastern wash
ington, IL In progress.
Drill Mkar Seattle
North of Seattle. two wells have
been started, also for petroleum
production rather than gas. Az !
North Greek OH and
Gas Company's well in s-26-5 is
being deepened In quest OF oil, at !
ter encounterfng a strong flow OF
vet gas at 900 feet The flcnv was
.ased off and tested for gasoline
-ontent, after which drilling was
again resumed for deeper prospect
Cashcart
In the same neighborhood. Black
soId on company started well in
section 2-27-5 on the Cathcart
structure. In this well. as in the
yrhers, gas production ID tempofar-
" ignored until petroleum con-
snt OF lower horizons Is tested.
rhe Black Gold well. however, has
,een temporarily haated whsle the
company undergoes refinancing.
Wenatcheo
TIE test on Wenatchee Heights =
structure, east OF the city Of We .
latchee. viii likely De concluded be-
ore the end OF the year TIE well
las been drilling since the fall OF
gS3, with frequent caves respon-
ible for the slow progress. OH and 4
as shows have been continuous
q the lraM1nw OF the WE'LL and
hess indhcatiOns together with =
decreasing bottom hcde pressure :
ives substantial promise OF oil
rodnc4 ion at this location before =
sSS-
on. Gaa Showing SIS
At veefa on the peninsula,
leu drilled by Charles Bell has
eached depth Of 1900 feet. with
Ontinuoak Oh and gas indications.
he Wells unfune In that itvhas
cen drilled By lgys Bell without as y
Stance other tAsn financial. The
,cation eSr present arfhiing was :
ased on indications in e.. we'll
rilled nearby, also BY Mr. Bell,
hich was suspended ct 1890 feet
scause OF water encroacnment.
Freachasam HFfEls
Littls 81 Importance has been
yported aaTing the present year
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
Deep Drilling Arrives In
WashingtOn--One of Six
Tests Nearing Completion

Betty Bailey the past years member Of
ing Formerly member
staff Miss Bailey Of the best informed
writers on oil fields o Pacific northwest
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14

-h3foH Aah0Wefs mead OF the Ter
m.nal OIL company. has released a
geological report on the Del Bo-
nita structure in which he points
out that there are three sands be-
tween $500 and 5000 feet which
are productive on the Montana side
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
BY BETTY BAILEY

The year 1885 viii undoubtedly down the annals of the
Washington oil industry the red letter petroleum de-
velopmen During the year educational campan naugurae
five years reached peak in its More legi
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-14
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers

station to Be erected in arIOwon with Lloyd Skates
W. Wiggenhorn OF Billings
building
its station in choeau. John l. sugrove
Evening star., 1935-09-12
Belgium to Go Limit in Support
of League Covenant-Holland
and Sweden Join Stand.
FRENCH ATTITUDE ON COURSE
REPORTED SPURNED BY ITALY
Council Delays Adjournment Until
War Danger Passes-To Be Ready
to Act Quickly.
By the Associated Press


group of smaller nations led Netherlands Belgium
came to the support Of Great Brann its opposition mill
tary conquest of Ethiopia by Italy
Representatives of these
League of Nations they
they stood firmly for the Leagues principle
OF aggression.
HOares Stand Affirmed.
Their speeches
stand by Samuel Hoare British foreign
secretary.
While these speeches being publicly,
nued among the League diplomats reach with
Italy method of procedure by which the threat of could
averted but favorable the of these nego
tions noticeably lacking
Despite these efforts. military preparations
ward in the Mediterranean
Great Britain battaons of soldiers
Malta the island
base for British fleet operations guarding the Suez Canal
$500 More
Italy $500 from Naples with sailing orders
Africa 1t officially
said all she intends at Geneva concerning her dispute
with Ethiopia
The Ethiopian government telling its people peace
but for concentrated Adua the historic
battlefield where Italian expedionary force decmated
in 1896.
Emperor Halle Seassie decided foreign soldiers
could be used in the Ethiopian and IA officers
OF Belgium to work as Infantry instructors.
French Attitude Disregarded
In Rome welnormed said Italy will ahead
with her Ethiopian campaign matter what attitude France
may adopt.
projected speech by of
Nations these
from regarded as inevitable.
stated that Italy would though France
returned to the basis of cooperation with Great Britain outlined
last February at London.
Evening star., 1935-09-12
Pressure on France Seen.
Poland and Russia Add Troops
To Total Massed by Nations

The Polish armyS practice tactics
are taking place in Pomorze, often
referred to as "the Polish corridor"
which divides East Prussia from the
rest of Germany.
The Soviet military forces are AS
sembled in the Ukraine, which the
Red press has emphasized is under
constant danger Of attack.
The most elaborate Of the games
were staged by the Italian army at
Bolzano, in Northern Italy, near the
Brenner Pass, vital point on the
Austrian frontier. II Duce's forces for
the maneuvers numbered 100000.
The Third Reich paced $4,000 troops
through military rehearsals, the first
demonstrations since the Versailles
treaty.
France assembled its units in the
area between Paris and the German
frontier, more than 10000 troops par
ticipating on the battle fields of the
war.
The United States held its great
est peace-time mobilization with 35,-
900 troops sent to training services
at various camps.