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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-29
TURNER VALLEY SETS
new RECORD IN APRIL

With the new Sterling-Pacific
No 4 we'll in west Turner Valley
producing better than 1000 barrels
per day, the month of April mark
ed up an all-time record or Oil pro
duction in Alberta. Turner Valley
Royalties No. / discovery well pro-
duced 1858 barrels while the Ster-
ling-Pacific produced 40,041 bar
rels, b. & B. No. produced 1852
barrels. The total for March OF
1882 barrels, was the highest
in history except December, 1880,
and January, 1881.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-29

land through various assignments.
Agreements were made with the
defendant companies to develop the
lands. but in district court, the
plaintiff company contended the de-
pendants had defaulted in their
agreements, and had no claim to
operating agreements on the lands.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-29

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La gaceta., 1937-12-17

seoso de hacer algunas acla-
raciones con respecto a algu-
mas manifestations hechas
por Vd. en- su secci6n del Pc
riodico La Gaceta", tengo a
bien dirigirle estas lineas, por
cuya publication lie dog las
glacias anticipates.
} Pues bien, en- su refsrida sec
ci6n ha dicho Vd. Que un me-
dico del Circulo Cubans Sc ne
GO a contribuir a la causa leal
espanola. No es mi deseo mez-
clarme Ell ell aSunto que atane
dlrectamente al lyiesional,
pero 81 estimo de mi deber a.
clarar que Ell nombre del Circu
10 Cubano ha Sido traido i'm
propiamente por Vd., a este
case. Nuestra Sociedad, por ST.
historic Y su tradici6n, STEM
pre- ha estado al lado de la IL
bertad Y la democracia, Y no
es justo ponerla en- tela de Jul
clio. En- algunas de sus Chun-
gas, leidas por mi recientemen
te, Sc ha hablado de fabrican-
ties Y almacenistas miembros
de poderosas sociedades que
no contribuyen nj simtpatizan
con la causa de la democracia
espanola, y en- ninguna oca-
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Ia ClCETA

sion ha mencionado los NOM
bres de estas personals nj de
estas sociedades; ;por que es.
coge ahora la nuestra para uH
lizarla de puente para atacar
a ciertas personals? Els mi
creencia que cuando Sc deren
de una causa con valor Y eIvls-
mo, deben nombrarse los indI-
viduos por sus nombres sin te-
NOR nj consideration a la cate
goria social en- que puedan es-
tar; pero muy injusto, para
juzgarlo con carload, tomar ell
nombre del cue Sc cree mas
inofensivo para atacar de un
modo indirecto a los que por
cualquier motive no sc les quie
re if de frente.
Sin asunto para mas, Y rel
terandole mis- mas Sinceras gra'
cias por la publication de estas
lineas, queda de Vd. CON la ma
yor consideracin,
Francisco Garcia,
P~residente.
Debemos decirle a Paquito es-
tas cosas: primero, que la refe-
rencia a esos medicos sc publico
en- esta secci6n, no en- Chungas y
No ChungaS.
Segundo: que nadie ha puesto
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
CdrtG del C0mit6
NOrteamericnnO

Ramonin Rodriguez recibi6
aver del Almacen del North A.
merican Committee, de New
York, la si2uiente carta:
Queridos amigos: Queremos
axtenderle nrestro mas sincere
aprecio por habernos mandado
III bellisimo cargamento de ro-
pa. l~ss~
Esta ha sido la mas notable
contribution hecha por conduc-
% de nuestro Comite. La ropa
1estinada a la Casa de Asturias
seran mandadas ell jueves, di-
:iembre 16, al mediodia, y He
yaran a Espaia por los alrede-
lores de Navidad. El rests de la
'opa fue embarcado hoy.
Muy afectuosamente
Aimac6n del North
American Conn. ittee.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
SOUTHERN BREWING CO., TAMPA, FLA.

gratitud para la poderosa socie-
dad, cartas bien merecidas.
La sociedad Guiana tiene dere-
cho a los mayores elogios, Y aun-
que no los necesita de Periods
tas tan humildeS como nosotros,
mucho nos place ell otorgarselos.
Mencionar un nombre en- rela-
ci6n con una persona, nc signifi-
ca que la sociedad haya sido alta
cada.
10 que todos tratamos de To-
grar aqui, crbanos, sspanoles e
italianos, es IA victoria de Espa-
ma, que sera la victoria de todos.
Derribado el fascismo en- Es-
paha ,sera menos dificil derribar
Ell "batistado" Y los otros regi-
menes autoritarios que embo-
rronan hoy ell mapa de la Anne
RIGA.
lLarga Vida para el Circulo
Cubano, para ell Centre Astu-
riano, para Ell Centre Espahol,
para la Unione ltaliana, Caba-
'leros Leales, Acci6n Gallega,
La Fraternidad y todas las So
ciedades que cooperan al triun-
70 de la mas noble de las causas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Ell CtrculO CabaRO

Y va que Paquito Sc fue de
carta, en- un tonillo que no ca
la bien con nuestra amistad
vamos a decir algo sobre eI
Cireulo.
BESIDE los primeros momen'
hos de la guerra de Espana, de
la guerra de los facciosos con
ira la Republica, ell Grculo sc
brind6 para la buena obra J
desde entonces no ha modifi-
cado SUI Inca de conducta.
Nosotros hemos propuesto al
Comite del Frente Popular, en-
mas de una OCCASION, cartas de
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
nj pondra en- tela de iuicio qut

nj pondra en- tela de juicio que
la sociedad Cfrculo Cubano anna
"a causa de Espana,
Tercero, que cualluiera perso-
ma que lea sin amino preconcebi-
do de buScar bronca, pHede cora
preRder cue el nOmbre del Circu-
10 Cubano no fue traido en- maia
luz.
Cuarto. que noSotroS hemoS
Iy>n.5o insistisndo en- que todos
los cubanos son antifasciStas V
por 10 tanto nal podemos tratar
de rsar Ell nombre del Circuls
con prop5sito de perjuaicarle.
Quinto: que Paquito no debe
tomar las coSaS con tanto apasio-
namiento y debe laer por 81 mis-
mo, y entonces vera que no habia
motive para su carta.
Sexto, que no mencionamos
Inombres propios de las personals
que Sc niegan a contribuir para
no darles oportunidad de supo-
ner que tratamoS de p~erjudicar-
los directamente.
SePtiMo, que los dos medicos
que no coRtribuyen son exec
lentes personals, pero EN- GUAM
to a deales no quieren compe
netrarse con ell pueblo latino.
Octave, que para nosotros
los cubanos marchan a la van
9uardia, dentro de la colonia
latina, en- 10 que Sc refiere a
la defensa de la causa de Es-
pana.
Noveno, que ell Circulo STEM
pre- ha narchado en- la van
guardia y marchara, porque
sus soci0s 10 quieren.
Decimo, que no podemos to-
davia comprender ell tono be-
licoso de la carta, sobre TODD
81 Sc lee bien 10 que nosotros
escribimos.
Und6cimo, que seguimos la
mentando la posici6n de esos
medicos.
Lo lamentamos, pOrque son
piedras colocadas, quiza sin
mala intenci6n, en- ell canine
de la meior de las obras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
MONIN PELEARA
EN- CLEARWATER

Clearwater, Die. 17.-El en-
presario George Daily anunci6
para ell lunes un programa de
boxeo, en- ell cuadrilatero de la
Legion Americana.
Tony Monin, de Tampa, ten
dra de contrario a Young Demp
icy, de San Petersburg. Para ell
;emifinal fueron contratados
Johnny Belts, y Jimmy Martin,
del peso weller.
Young Tunney, que es hernia
no de Young Dempsey, Sc bait
"a con Baby Tiger.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
THEME UNA PEQUE-
Ma EN- LA PAR
TIDA 29a

Amsterdam, die. ia los
40 movimeintos teniendo algu-
ma ventaja ell DR.. Max Euwe,
Sc aplaz6 la partida vigesima
novena del torneo de ajedrez.
Todo indica, salvo algun con-
tratiempo, que Euwe conquis-
tara otra victoria, la quinta.
Ell excampe6n abri6 con el
pe6n de la reina y Alekhine a.
cept6. Euwe Sc halla en- esplen-
dida forma Y mantuvo con vi
gor la iniciativa.
En- Ell torneo, ademas de la
corona, Alekhine obtuvo IL vic
torias.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
NUEVA VICTORIA DEL TIA
LIANO ENRICO VENTURE

New York, die. 17.-El rudo
italiano Enrico Ventura, pugil
del peso ligero, venci6 aqui al
griego Zengaras, de Harlem, en-
una excitante pelea a 8 asaltos.
Ventura gan6 cinco de los o.
cho asaltos y su rival tres, ell
primero, tercero y sexto.
Ell italiano pego formidables
punetazos, recuperado por COM
pleto de la reciente derrota a
manos de Davey Day.
Ventura pesaba 1882 y Zen
garas 1862.
Peter Koloff del Bronx, peso
weller, vencf6 por puntos a Ray
Cummings, de Filadelfia.
Charles Fisher, de Freeport,
Long Island, superb a Danny
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
PRIMO N SUSPEN-
DIDO

Roma, die. IA causa de
sus pobres peleas, la Fedora
ci6n Italiana de Boxeo ha re-
suelto suspender a Primo Car
nera, excampe6n mundial del
peso complete.
Camera puede pelear todavia
en- Italia; pero su carrera, en-
cuanto al extranjero, salvo una
medida, sc ha terminado.
Recientemente Supan, de Blu
dapest, un gladiator desGono-
cido, vapule6 al gigantic.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17

Roberts, de Richmond, Va, en-
cuatro aSaltos.
Willie Povlovitch, de Brook
Ign, derrot6 e Erwin Allen, de
Gutenberg, New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Ell CORcursO de B0los

"Majomia" vino a vernos en-
la manana de hoy. ESta queio-
so. Inici6 un torneo de bolos con
ell apoyo del Comite P. Democra
tico y ahora las otras boleras,
sin haberse puesto en- relaci0n
con ell Conite, anuncian tam
bien torneos, que no estan auto
rizados, por cuanto celebrar
muehos torneos al mismo ITEM
pc signifiearia I'm fracaso 60
lectivo.
Yo ofreci mi torneo con la me
jor buena voluntad, sin prop6-
'ito de meterme NADIA en- ell boil
sillO-aice Majomia--y ahora
otros salem tambien con torneos
: al mismo tempo.
IPor que no dejan los suyos
para otros domingos?
Nos parece que Majomia tie
ne raz6n. Que las otras bOleras
escalonen los suyos, poniendose
antes en- relacion con ell Comi7
t& P. Demoeratico.
Ell domingo a las 10 de la ma
mana eomenzara ell torneo en- la
bolera de la caale de Palmetto,
en- West Tampa, bajo la supre-
ma direction del companero a.
rriba mencionado.
Avelino ell Gaitero tocara Ell
No Pasaran con la gaita.
Tiraran has primeras bolas
Jose Martinez, psesidente del
Comite p. Democratico, y Vic
toriano Manteiga, n~uestro di-
rector.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
Ell AMABLE ROY COTARE-
10

Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico de Socorro a Espana esta
nuy agradecido a la conducta y
cooperation del estimado jo-
ven Roy Cotarelo, alto emplea-
do del Banco Broadway Nation
al Bank.
Cotarelo viene auxiliando al
Comite en- los giros y 10 hace
con la mayor animation y buen
gusto.
Gracias. Sc aprecia su buena
voluntad y desinteres.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
D0natiVos

La bodega de Alfredo y fami-
ka mand6 un saco de Judas y
A docenas de paqaetes de agu-
jas.
Manuel Alvarez Riesgo y ia
milia don6 $2.35 para leche.
David Alvarez. una GAIA de le-
che. M. Caruso, una GAIA de le-
che. Danilo Estrada, una GAIA
de leche.
Gracias, compaieros. Salud.
La gaceta., 1937-12-17
"A OBRA DE IA
Ola DE TAMPA

Una CGrta de Francisco Garcia
Ell p~residente del Circulo
Cubano, Francisco Garcia,
manda a nuestro director una
carta en- la que lie dice:
Muy Sr. MIC v amigo: De-
The Washington times., 1937-04-01
HORIZONTAL.

HORIZONTAL
What Queen Of Seo&s was b..
headed in 1887: Mary -?
Exit
13-Vessa with reference 10 ton
mage
l4-Wbat Visigoth king stormsd
and sacked Rome in 4IO7
16-Having q disagreeable Hmen
16-Made Of oat grain
1S-Depart
19-Permit
20-Presented
21-Mongrel dog
22-Entity in biology
23-What Greek physiesan Of the
second century publishsd the
medical knowledge of his time 2.
24-Nude
2S-Who l. the hero Of Sinelar
Lewis ''I& Can't Happen Hars"
- Jessup?
T-Mathematical functions
25-Burden
29-LAnd measure
30-Who created ths detective
character Nero Woafss Rex
-?
32-Colonist
35-Hurl
36-Tribes
37-Myself
3S-Danish county
3o-Street uPchinS
4O--Color
41-Father
42-Sphere Of action
43-Golfer's cry
44-Public storehouses
46-Optical effect
4s-Most sensitive 10 pain
4o-Gariand
VERTICAL
1-Impassive
2-In what Spanish city is ths
AIeaxaP?
8-Least whole number
4-Conjunetion
6-Note of the scalA
6-What literary hero was in We
with Cressida?
7-Consumed
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8-Seciudsd valley
o-HaStaned
1O-Suffx dAnUt6ing th@e u4ivs
degree
ll-Who 10 ths hasu Of - ~WoI
smgA S&ga"7
12-Largs numbers
1T-Cass d veEtsmstas consisting
Of birds
20-MAjor scale
N-Mark dsnOting m Onln&un
2S-Cl8&g on kind
A-Who wssss "'Tam o'SamAm"?
26-P@Sh for 6Dwis
S-Serutiinizas
2S-In what sszAo b Tussnwsas IN.
stiEuEn?
W-The SiyEup home
31-Pufpy fruit Of IN hRS
32-Seheme
SS-Come out into view
3-Buy hack
36-Plume On . helma$
So-GreAk god Of -
40-Highw9y
&2-Mimie
G-Tftle Of atmOnk
4S-Smhx: pertaining b
47-At hom0
The Washington times., 1937-04-01

Match the glory Of spring with
this fetching throw rug" its DAT
fodil motif brilliant symbol Of
the new season! Pattern 997
contains directions and charts
for making the articles shown: an
Of them and Of Ill
The Washington times., 1937-04-01

Herewith 10 the solution 70 -,
tgHday's puzzle.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
B. P. O. ELKS

The Sylvan Theater on the Monu-
ment Grounds will be the setting for
Flag day exercises to be held by
Washington Elks June 13. Repre-
sentative Matthew J. Merritt, a past
exalted ruler and past district deputy
Of the Elks, will be the principal
speaker. A concert by the Elks Boy S
Band, precedes the ceremonies. which
will begin at 3 pm. Past Exalted
Ruler John E. Lynch is chairman Of
the Committee on Arrangements.
The following were elected dele
gates to the Cumberland convention
Of the Maryland, Delaware and District
of Columbia Elks Association August
2, 3 and 4: John D. Fitzgerald, Fred
w. Berger. S. Albert Mickler, James
J. Murray, Frank Betz, George C.
Wathen, Thomas 4. O'Donnell,
George Evans. J. Forrest Reilly,
William Kelly, Harold T. Pease,
Charles E. Ford; altenates, John s..
M. Zimmerman, Henry Dismer, Fred
L. Catin, Leonard Pearce, william F.
Engel, Charles F. O'Connell, Charles
Williams, Rudolph Albrecht, Daniel
A. Cleary, John Trumbo. Bernard
Berger, Thomas Padgett. Exalted
Ruler Philip U. Gayaut and Secretary
William S. Shelby are delegates ex
off1cio.
The Summer schedule Of meetings
on the first and third Wednesdays
begin In June, but there will be q
special meeting and initiation June %.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
THIRD DIVISION SOCIETY
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

The monthly meeting OF the WASH
lngton Branch, No. 7, Society Of the
80 Division, will be held at the Ward
man Park Hotel next Wednesday at 8
pm.
President A. A. Wotier has a sur
prise for all former Marinemen Of this
division. The meeting will be In the
nature OF get-together, and all men
who served with the various regiments
OF this division are invited.
Regimental headquarters are being
established for the coming convention
In July and all Marnemen should get
in touch with the various secretaries
of the different regiments. Lists will
be published with the names of the
men and their outfits. The secretaries
are: Maj. Luke, 10th Field Artillery,
2l8 Elm street, Chevy Chase, Md;
Lieut.. Col. Ralph c. Bishop 18th
Field Artillery, 3701 S street; w. A.
Shoemaker, 18th Field Artillery, 38ll
TWenty-flfth place northeast; Lieut..
COL Fred L. Walker, 3sth Infantry,
Army War College; L. M. johnson.
3Oth Infantry, Washington Herald
Times Building; DR.. S. NJ Grayson.
9th Machine Gun Battalion, 5701
Kansas avenue; W. A. Link, 9Th
Engineers, Landover, Md: Lieut.. Col.
T. K. Spencer, G2, Kennedy-Warren
Apartments.
Maj. Holland L. Robb, general
chairman. stated Washington will give
the Sd Division its biggest convention
in 18 years.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

The Entertainment Committee, with
George H. Eddleman as chairman,
will meet Tuesday night IN the secre-
tary's ONCE to complete arrangements
for the moonlight boat trip June 3.
Deputy Supreme Dictator Arthur
Cook will be the guest. He will pre-
sent q plan Of activity for the lodge
for a membership campaign.
A delegation Of members will make
visitation to Lebanon, Pa. today
and another group will leave for An
napolS, Md, to attend the chicken
dinner to be given by Annapolis Lodge
at pm.
Women Of the Moose.
A seafood dinner will be sponsored
by the Moosehaven and Ritualitic
Committees Of Columbia Chapter,
June 4, from S to 7:30 pm, at Moose
Hall, 1414 street.
The Moosehaven Committee will
complete the pledge to the Moose
haven Hospital Fund from its share
Of the proceeds from this dinner,
while the Ritualistic Committee por-
ton Of the proceeds is for participa-
ton in the Maryland and Border
States Moose Association Conclave to
be held at Lebanon, Pa, July 2, 3
and 4.
Candidates for Offices were nomi-
mated at the meeting last Friday and
election will take place June IL.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
FORTY AND EIGHT

Just back from La Societies mid
Atlantic promenade in Baltimore,
Forty and Fighters of the District
tonight will entertain the national
leader Of their organization, Harry
Ransom. A dinner to the Chef de
Chemin de Fer Of the fun and honor
society of the American Legion Is
scheduled for 6 o'clock in the gold
room of the Hamilton Hotel.
Voyageur Francis Miller is chair
man of the Dinner Committee that
includes Frank Mccarthy, Francis
Leonard, Jack O'Connell and Grand
Chef de Train John McCabe.
Nearly a hundred voyageurs Of the
District joined with members Of
voitures Of Maryland. Virginia, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware and New York in making
. great success of the mid-Atlantic
promenade that ended last night. A
feature Of the annual gathering Of the
Forty and Fighters was the initiation
Of q large class Of candidates con-
Quoted by the "wrecking crew" Of the
District grande voiture.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Y. M. c. A. NEWS

The Community Mems Bible Glass
at Eldbrooke M. E. Church will be
taught this morning by Page NICK.
Etchison of the Y. M. c. A.
The Summer session OF the Law
School of Southeastern University will
open with classes At 7:30 am. and
$50 pm. Tuesday. There will be
a faculty meeting of the university
at 7:30 pm. Tuesday.
The annual Old Timers reunion
dinner will be held at 6 pm. Wednes-
day. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes will
speak and c. w. Pimper will preside.
The weekly program of educational
motion pictures will be given in the
lobby at pm. Friday.
The annual convention Of the In
terstate Committee of the Y. M. C. A.
will be held at Holiday House on the
Mount Vernon Boulevard Saturday,
with the opening session at 10 am.
The Riding Club will meet at the
Riverside Stables at pm. Saturday.
Frank Johnston, jr., will give the
weekly radio talk over Station WMAL
at 4:30 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
K. Of c. SH0WB0AT
CHAIRMAN NAMED
Robert F. Hand|ey Will Di-
rect Arrangements for
June 21 Fete.

State Deputy Walter I. Plant an
nounces the appointment Of Robert F.
Handley Of Washington Council as gen.
eral chairman of the Knights OF Co.
lumbus Showboat on the steamer City
OF washington June 81, at go o'clock.
A meeting Of the committee will be
held Thursday evening in the club.
State Deputy Plant will place q
wreath on the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier today at 1890 o'clock, in the
name Of the Supreme Council. Rev.
Joseph E. Gedra, chaplain OF Carroll
Council and assistant pastor Of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
Will deliver the invocation.
Following these ceremonies men,
bers OF the Catholic War Veterans
will assemble at the grave OF Samuel
Mountz, member of the local post,
and place wreath. The party will
then go to Mount Olivet Cemetery,
where wreath will be placed on the
grave Of the late Rev. Francis ]
Hurney, after whom the post was
named.
John o. Allen, grand commander of
Alcantara Caravan, Order of Alham-
bra- announces the appointment of
Roy M. Perry and John B. Coyle as a
committee to take charge Of the dance
to be held at the Indian Spring Coun-
try Club June II.
State Deputy Walter I. Plant has
accepted an invitation to participate
IN the exercises commemorative the
tercentenary of the birth of Father
Marquette, in Statuary Hall in the
United States Capitol next Tuesday
at 10 o'clock.
AT 10 o'clock today in Mount Olivet
Cemetery there will be a memorial
military mass under auspices Of the
Lincoln Camp. No. 2, Sons of Union
Veterans OF the Civil War. The cele-
brant OF the mass will be Rev. Aloysius
&. Burggraff Of st. Paul's College,
the Catholic University OF America.
ana the sermon will be delivered by
Very Rev. Ignatius Smith Of the
Dominican House of Studies at Cath
olic University. Music will be fur
nlshed by the Holy Comforter Boys
Band and Choir.
Potomac Council will hold election
OF officers June IA. Grand Knight
Charles j. Considine will preside.
Carroll Council will hold election
OF officers Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday evening, Washington
General Assembly, Fourth Degree, will
hold an officers meeting in the club
house
Spalding Council with Col. Thomas
F. Carlin in the chair, will meet Thurs
day evening.
The State convention last Wednes-
day evening elected State Deputy WAL
ter I. Plant to succeed himself for
the coming year. Other officers
elected included Manning J. Will
coxon, state treasurer; Edward L.
Tucker. state secretary; Alfred A. Nc
Garraghy, state advocate, and Will
liam A. Mulligan, state warden. Past
State Deputy George E. Herring was
elected as one Of the delegates to the
Supreme Convention to be held in San
Antonio, Tex. August IT, l8 and 10.
A resolution condemning the in
roads communism is making in our
American life, was adopted. A similar
resolution was passed complimenting
Archbishop Michael J. Curley on his
stand regarding Mexico.