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Evening star., 1938-02-02

the college sl.ooo,ooo If his boy be-
comes football hero. Which, of
course. he does, in the final reel.
Further notes from the R-K-O front:
Richard Dix joins Cary Grant, Douglas
Fairbanks, jr., and Joan Bennett In
"Gunga Din"
Latest recruits for Shirley Temples
forthcoming Little Miss Broadway
musical are blond Phyllis Brooks and
midgets George and Ollie Brasno. The
latter are about the same height as
Shirley. Jimmy Durante. Donald Meek
and Edward Ellis have prominent roles.
X
Production briefies Rosalind
Russell plays the newspaper woman
in "All Rights Reserved" with Enrol
Flynn. Patric Knowles and Olivia
De Havilland Sonia Henie's next
film for Twentieth Century-Fox is
"They Met in College''-and in the
Winter, of course, to permit Of q little
skating.
Warmers are trying to borrow Bing
Crosby from Paramount for top spot
in Garden Of the Moon," which is all
about the famed Cocoanut Grove.
Paramount Is currently filming Co
coanut Grove" SO 1t would seem that
better title for the Warner picture
is Crying for the Moon" Andrea
Leeds goes on to bigger and better
things with the tentative lead opposite
Bing Crosby and Don Ameche In Para
mounts Harmony for Three"
Sylvia Sidney has been PACED for the
role Of nurse in Angel in Furs," saga
Of the Alaskan ice foes.
As a reward for his work in the
"Goldwyn Follies," Phil Baker has
received starring contract from Pro-
ducer Sam :. Before Warner Brothers
could sign the deal making "Of Mice
and Men" studio property. Nom en-
tered the bidding field with . larger
offer, and now 1t is up to the Warmers
to make the next move in the inter-
ests of Prodigal Son Jimmy Gagney
tcopyrisht. 1898. b. the North American
Nswspapse Alliance, 1ne.)
Evening star., 1938-02-02

In contrast to the fervent reading OF
the symphony was Mr.. Szigeti's spir-
itual and finely toned playing of the
Beethoven Concerto in D Major"
This lone concerto for the violin by
the great symphonic writer responds
to the individualism of the performer
almost more than any other of the
popular concertos for the same instru-
ment. Mr.. Szigeti brought to it note
of pure, detached quality which i'm
mediately put new meaning Into the
music. His tone, while not large, is
clear and vibrant and his finger facil-
ity is brilliant if not overly vigorous.
Throughout the three movements he
kept his Interpretation on a cool, ethe-
real plane, which reached . point Of
supreme loveliness in the larghetto.
The refinement of his style added
luster to many portions, yet again
detracted from the expected climaxes.
The third movement. taken at a SLOW
er tempo, was clearly portrayed and
at its conclusion the artist was over
whelmed with a deluge Of applause
which called him out several times in
acknowledgement. Superb support was
given Mr.. Szigeti in the finely bal
anced accompaniment which Mr.. Or
mandy directed.
The third number on this interest,"
ing program. which was also the OPEN
ing number. was Beethoven's overture
to "Fidelio." Shorter. gayer and less
dramatic than the familiar "Leonore
No. 81 it is perfect example Of Bee
thoven's smooth and fluent art. An
aggregation like the Philadelphia Or
chestra has every power at its COM
mand for fine delineation of such a
work as this and by its polished play
ing of it yesterday put the audience
into the mood which marked the en-
tire evening and which rose to climax
in the tumultuous expression of appre-
citation at the conclusion Of the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1938-02-02

adaptation of the
r a ith Baldwin
novel. Miss Davis
portrays a CLAM
orous New York
actress " h os e
husband is sent
to Jail - giving
her lots Of op-
portunities to re-
veal sacrifice and
loyalty.
+ \ \ y
Merle Oberon
has decided that
her career comes
before Low elm
terext Michael
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Humphrey Recital Clicks
With Audience Here
Dances Combine MOdernist
Themes With Clever
Narratives.
Nv ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, Jr.

" abuses the modern dance may s the hands Of
will be committed against the socaed
wv Humphrey and Charles wedman who presented
School night Before packed
Of narrative
Evening star., 1938-02-02
Ormandy 1mparts New
Beauty to Brahms
Philadelphia Orchestra Given
Ovation-Szigeti 1mparts Rare
LONELINESS to Beethoven.
By ALICE EyERSNlAN.

two sturdy great masters OF music Beethoven and Brahms reised
Philadelphia Orchestra last evening
Hail. with Ormandy conducting in most
played the
contribution entire
the of the superb
Evening star., 1938-02-02
Doctors Orders Temporarily
Halt Bette Davis
Six.Week Respite Decreed After
Arduous "Jezebel' Role.
Next Film Chosen.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWooD FEB NANAo-Bte Davis is one Of Holywoods
IL real workers She relied
she state she has reached after arduou
with Henry Fonda
from her
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SALESMAN.

MEN-f f you have read this far. YOU are
stesIne s immediate EMPLOYMENT. We can
MIS- French. 7l5 9th st NV
SALESMAN experienced IN real esTs..
insurance OF subdivision work: cualtt.d
Iesos furnished: full cooperation: com
mnlSs;on pasis. Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Si4
bohd B!ds Mr., DAVIS.
EXGELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR Two
GGS.IE GHG6SW.,IEqgSE SALEsMEN MUST HAVE
sp,E5OSpECTS AS YOU CAN WoRK FUR
NlSsED AND 1907 Co-OPERATioN
BAKER REALTY co. 14onKsr
Evening star., 1938-02-02

WEAKNESS and the strained life is
one Of todays greatest troubles.
Evening star., 1938-02-02
LABOR LEADER TO TALK
E. l.. Oliver to Discuss Non-Par-
tisan Leagues Objectives.

E. L. Oliver, executive vice presi-
dent Of Labor's Non-Partisan League,
will discuss Labor at the Polls on
the Modern Forum at the Washing
ton Hotel at pm. Sunday.
Mr.. Oliver, who for 10 wears was
chief Of the research staff OF the
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, will
touch on the obiectves of the league,
and his talk will be followed by a
panel discussion with questions from
the floor.
Evening star., 1938-02-02

Cosmetics have been used by both
men and women since earliest times.
Evening star., 1938-02-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. refined co!o-ed Of hishest char
ace VIE Sood cook and lsurdress, hus-
paHd experienced chauffeur and housemsa
DO nor apply unless you want pernoars-+
position EMPLOYED parents tTo school
children. Excellent home, uniforms, SSn
2 month. Apply together with references
Nec and Thurs. bet and Z only. a.
81 l3th St. n y Do no. phone
COUPLE. sober. industrioVs- excellent cooV-
houseman. boarding house experience:
city references. Box 3Ta-J. Star
Evening star., 1938-02-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT exp: income. social Sc
curity. tax work: books started audited
kept part time; very reas. Adams 97as.
ADVERTISING adviser and sales engineer.
thorough knowledge present conditions
original sales plans, getting results today.
new methods OF market analysis. CO.
factory processing, familiar all production
methods OF creative printing. direct mail.
dealers helps. solicitation campaigns.
methods, seeks connection in
or near Washington. Box 3S2-J. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC experienced all makes.
wants steady work. Atlantic 0496-J. 2s
store or jumper on delivery truck. Poto-
mac 4407. Frank Oliver.
(Continued on Next pSEoJ
Evening star., 1938-02-02
RESPONSIBLE MEN
MEN

more openings fol srh,,iorr
me- me- a. iea,, with D. c drivers pe--
hnnu, Enr,' s.iarT $3.50 wk.. plus com. ard
NO se..inE AMY between 10 and Ios
only. 1860 C0-f a. ~ anu e d'Hl.
Evening star., 1938-02-02
CHAPTER III.

.INGERS Of light probed through
. the fine mesh of mosquito net
ting and reached for the round
little head resting on the nil.
Evening star., 1938-02-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENOGRAPHER,
MOI over p yrs. must demonstrate 100
shortnanG. salary SIPS mo Male.
STENOGRAPHER
Femal P 3. x, operator. downtown ho-
COLLECTION CLERK
Female rapid typist: experienced only
age $3.50
FULL CHARGE BKKPR.
Female, aFe cc30. Jewish or gentle;
JeTelry house.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G ST. NV.
DOMESTIC.
POSITIONS secured help furnished men
and women. Domestic AEencv. 1928 p-h
NV. Decatur 24Hl. Decatur 2422.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1851. 1902 llth,
has cooks. maids. nursss. z b ". part tine
Evening star., 1938-02-02

starred in Comet
the Mark Hellinger
Evening star., 1938-02-02

CHAMRERS is one OF the larsest
N ~ undeTtakers in the
up Three funeral homes, Is parlors and
chapels. 20 assistants, 25 cars. hearses and
31mn6ulsnces; 31n Ambulances noT onls S3,
11th st. 40. AL o7oo.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
Special! 5O-inch PR

80 inches wide to pair
Reversible, with l-inch side hens
z l/6 yords long
Tested for woshobility and wear
Choice Of ivory Or seru
The Washington times., 1938-11-11
OlDSMOBILE

oldsmobils 1897 Late Model Sc &6QS
ries, S-Cylinder-Formsrl owned pOOC
by a former Secretary of War who
traded this car on a new tOmobile
Has wheels de luxe, mounted on
sides with metal tire covers, and has
white sidewalI tires. Car In dark ma
room color and is fully guaranteed Easy
terms and trade Don't miss this beau
tiful car. only Ssa5.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1903 l4th st. N. w. North 32as
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1885 4-Door Trunk De Luxe
Sedan-Bring in your 1898 Plymouth
anu pay us only $3.50 per month; we
will pay off balance due on your old
car. Hurry for this bargain, only S39s.
Call R W. Thompson. NAT. $3.50. Hill
& Tibbitts 1ll4 Vermont Ave.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PI YMOUTH 1897 De Luxe 4-Door Trunk
Sedan-Most immaculate appearance, spot
less upholstery; runs beautifully; reduced
to S525: fully guaranteed; we finance our
own sales and can offer the very best
terms Superior Motors, 14th and P SITS.
DTTnOnt 1900
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1885 4.Door De Luxe Trunk
Spdan-With heater: $425: very low mile
age excell cond., fully guaranteed;
terms Barnes Motors. 1870 14th St.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-Door Trunk Sedan
With radio and heater; S525, very
clean car with low mileage; fully guar
antepd; terms. Barnes Motors, 1920 14th
ST. n w.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1898 2-Door Trunk Sedan.
Arncarance and performance of the hest
order. Very clean and sound D fine
tires 1880 trade-ins force us to sacrifice
this fine car. II, r, Leary, Jr,, & Bros,
1901 Nth 81 n W DE. 1000.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1888 De Luxe Coupe-Wlth
heater: S575. Almost a new car; fully
guaranteed: terms Barnes Motors, l729
IAN 81 N W DE 23O0.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH-l035 Coupe; popular model
excellent condition. value for S245.
l. p. STETTART Bargain Bascmcnt
13a5 IAN ST y w DE 49O3
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-Door Trunk-$295,
Coast-In, 4O7 Florida Ave. N z.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

Spacious concealed trunk, factory installed
radio. heater, white sidewall tires: very
modern and almost brand new; an out:
standing value at our reduced price of
$a96, which is over $500 less than the
price of any of the cheap new cars; car
ries 100% guarantee; we finance our
own deals and can offer the very best
terms. Superior Motors, 14th and SITS.
Dupont 1900
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

LINCoLN.ZEPHYR 1887 6-Passenger Sc
perfect motor, new-cRr appearance, radio,
heater. Trade your 1885 Chew, Ford,
Plymouth or Dodge, pay only S25 a
month. Bargain price of S775. Call Mr..
Blessing. National $3.50. Hill & Tlbbitts,
lila Vermont Ave
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

NASHES AND LAFAYETTEs-We have a
complete selection. from '32's to '3S's.
and all in excellent running condition.
The prices have been reduced so low
of Washington, 416 Fla. Ave. N. E. AT.
1O60
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1888 Coach-Low mileage.
carefully handled. original black paint like
new really good car for only 1885.
"- MANDFLL CHEVROLET co.
1900 Nichols Ave s e
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

PLYMOUTH 1893 De Luxe Coupe, S165;
and 1882 sedan, $3.50 All in very good
cond terms. Barnes Motors, 1929 l4th
St N W De $500
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

Zephyr 1897 Sedan - C7IR
Roomy and comfortable for six p'1O
passengers, smooth, powerful, econo-
nOmical motor: new-car finish and con-
ditton. IA to 18 miles to the gallon
guaranteed. Your opportunity to own
4 car that is in keeping with practic-
ally all of the 1889 models at an un-
usually attractive price. $745.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
Ford and Lincoln Zephyr Dealers
lBranchl 1907 Nth st. n. w. AD. 5000
The Washington times., 1938-11-11
PLYMOUTH

CContinUed)
1887 4-Door Touring Sedan
Driven very little by one owner. shows
the hest of care; powerful and excellent
floating power engine. very good rubber.
very clean throughout, heater equipped; :;
reduced to S535. Packard, gath and n
Sts. N. W. RE. 0l45.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

Plymouth 1897 4-Door De Luxe GEIQ|
Touring Sedan - Lustrous Jet
black finish, spotless mohair upholstery,
low mileage, motor and tires perfect;
fully guaranteed; liberal trade and
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

COAST-IN, INC.
4O7 Florida Ave. y. F. Atlantic 1900
Omen Evenings and Sunday
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

Pontiac 1892 Sedan-Here' Clio
bargain of lifetime Just p4AO
think OF it. only $l19 for a clean and
good running car.
CHERNER
l71l Florida Ave. n. w. North s565|
The Washington times., 1938-11-11
ROLLS-ROYCE

STUDEBAKER 1888 Dictator Cruising Sey
dan; motor excellent; fine rubber: paI1f
Butler. Inc. 1121 21st St. N. W. DIE
trlCt 1918. ~
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

FORD
Chevrolet 1891 De Luxe Coupe Q7R
Six wheels. metal tire covers, PIO
above average Only $75 (full prics).
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1908 l4th st, N W. North 329S
Ford 1884 sedan-A clean car &1CS
throughout. in excellent running VASO
condition.
s20 Bladensburg Rd. N. E. AT. O200
FORD 1888 Tudor-Recond.: $149. Coast.
In. 4o7 Florida Ave. N. e.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11

BUICK 1887 Model Al 4-Door Trunk Se-
dan-Equipped with radio and two spare
guaranteed Barnes Motors, 1929 14th
St DE. 1890.
The Washington times., 1938-11-11
PLYMOUTH

Roadster-six wheels. mounted 4lIO
on side: beautiful sport model in beige
color. Full price only SIPS.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1908 14th st. N. w. North 229S
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is he Refining White
OF skilled
Of the highway
Helena.
publcze
antidverson bond
follows:
MONTANA WRITES ANTIDIvERsION CLAUSE
PROGRAM
There win be manana policies highway financing Montana
the election
authorizing initiative the issuance OF 100000 OF high
outstanding which will be 10
diversion gasoline to nonhshwy
fun n highway Montana.
corporation stepping Dopulari1e its products
advertising including
Thursday nights at MIST over Columbia Walter
his Apiece
Thompson, singer, the program
Shell Oil Co erecting structure that will entirely cover and
enclose its yard and plant at Libby
Helena conduct
oil business Capital stock shares Of 500 par
holds A. Anderson $4,000 George Ande
son. SA7''OV' NOe' " ss' $50 " ~
NEW SERVICE STATION KALIsPEIL
has opened the System Service station in the
building Kalispel The station will specialize wash
greasing and
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TOOLE COUNTY
AssInNMENT al ROYALTIEs
Tooir County Abstract Company.
Shelby. Montana

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTIES
First Natl Bank as Trustee EfW Of
David NJ Neil. deceased 70 Edmund
Nem 10 Of a. on SW3 SlNW4 ., ~
SW4 WlSEi SE3NWl 6-34-l West
a. Gallogly to NJ o Carriker is OF
Iq, on ElSW4 W8SEi 1888 West
First Nat1 Bank Trustee or Est OF
David NJ Neill deceased 20 Victor =
NeHl Is ot lag on SW3 S3NW3 .
E8SF1 NW3 - lots a S4Nb3 MA
SW4 W8SE3 SE3NWl 6-;,t-i West
g. n land TO Lonis Tuna IL ON -
Nw4 NsSW4 SEA s0-3j-4 West
SURRENDER or ROYALTY
ASSIGNMENT
r = Jackson 10 Robert T. Crowley ~
ON Lot o Sec Lots 4 SlNEa SEA
Nwl 3 SAsA SElNEt NW3sW4 Il.
WfNW4 ~ WlNEl 32-3I West
Marie !. Mckinley 10 Robert + Crowley
. 3-4Ge on Lot Q See Lots -
NE4 SE3NW4 . SlSA selma }, = , Nw4
AssIGSMENT OF INTEREST IN
OPERATING AGREEMENT
X & Morton to ELSIE Dave I
Brown 10 OF S2t on SW3SEa i.0-SW
OIL AND GAS LEASE
I l. Welkcr 10 Montana Dakota ltiii-
ties co E3Wl SW4SW4 SWlNW3
SW4SW4 Gro West
ENTENsION. OF TIME FOR DRILLS"
C. = Elweu Agent for l.inslcy II Ost
hoff Ia T. y Wrighter Lots h SW4
Ma S8Nwl wlSEl EtSw3 1-6-3w
RELEASE or OIL 4 GAS LEASE
BIG West on Go Of Montana 10
tlauper SW3SE3 - NElNWl NW3
NE4 SWiNE3 25-:ll-f West
ASSIGNMENT OF AGREEMENT
VI Bel 10 J Il Narcotic ~ int on
E3NE4 SWiNEl 9-34-2 West
JUDGMENT
Barney Hurley a f. Il Mckee VS.
Nicholson n q / DeSchon Quiets title In
plaintiffs 10 EbW3 - S1SW3 10 SASEf
l-.4-2 West
ABATEMENT
Adlon Oils and Mines Limited 10 The
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OIL MARKET
CONTINUED from Page one)


United States, 2.54O,OOO barrels
daily for the states east of Call
fornia. Those figures are approx
mately the same as the current pro-
duction. No further Withdrawals
from crude storage are contemplat-
ed in this forecast of desirable pro-
duction rate; should stocks OF crude
oil be further reduced, continuing
the trend in recent months, the
rate of production would have to
be reduced accordingly.
The overall statistical position
on November 80, 1888, was
more favorable than at any time
in the past - months, the COM
mittee says. Due to continued low
rate of production, crude oil stocks
have been depleted by about 4O,-
100000 barrels from the figure on
November 80, 1887, and are at the
lowest point in more than II years.
Gasoline stocks were slightly low
er on November 30. 1898. than on
the same date of last year; however
they were excessive last year and
were increasing. at is possible, >"
the committee says. that a sound
level for these stocks at
the end of the year would DE from
10 to Is million barrels less than
was on hand Dec. 81 1897. Re-
filming activity would have to be
adjusted accordingly If this is 70
be accomplished
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
new WELLS
IN kelvin II
NILES APART

Three new wells are starting this
week, at widely separated points In
Kevin-Sunburs field, one being
four miles east of production and
II miles away from the western
most Of the three wells starting.
The same eontractor-operator Pre-
vol & Shea, are drilling the two ex-
IRENE locations.
Prevol & Shea are rigging up on
their newly acquired lease on gov
eminent land in the Rocky Ridge
pool, on part of the old Lincoln
permit which was recently sold at
public auction at the Great Falls
land office. Location OF the we'll is
the center OF the south line of the
NWA SWA 11-35-3W. Location is
a short distance east of a well drill
ed in pioneer days by Standard Of
California which paid $500 an ac-
re for part of the Lincoln permit
That we'll had a small production
of oil but it was abandoned as non
commercial, more than a decade De
fore the introduction of the science
of acidization in this field.
Prevol & Shea, acting contrac-
tors, began drilling this week on
the Thompson farm, in c NE Il
SCI 2S-34-1E, for Kippen Oil &
Gas co. Location is three miles
east Of the nearest producing oil
wells in Section 36-34-1W. This pro-
duction was opened up many years
ago by Hannah-Porter company with
a flowing we'll. producing from the
STRAY" sand above the lime.
With a sensational beginning, this
we'll did not hold up in production
and other wells drilled in the area
have been small producers of high
gravity oil The new location is
some distance southwest of the old
Church high, where w. M. Full
ton had a showing Of oil in a
crucial wildcat drilled in pioneer
days. Because acid was unknown in
the industry, Fulton's we'll termi-
mated prospecting in the east ex-
tremely of the field.
The third well started this week
was on the Osthoff permit and is
known as Morton & PARENT Ost-
hOff No. 4. 1t is In SW SWA SEX
1-25-3W, a short distance east Of
the LAKEWOOD & Hollowell produc-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
UTILITIES FIRM
OPPOSES LOAN
FOR Big line

WASHINGTON Montana.
Dakota Utilities company by con
structing a 200-mile extension
could serve five cities that would
be served by a $21,OOO,OOO gas de-
velOpment proposed by another COM
pany, it told the federal power
commission.
The Montana-Dakota company en-
tered Tuesday a protest With the
commission against granting an ap-
plication by the Kansas Pipe Line
and Gas company for a $21,00O,0OO
development to serve five western
states.
The Montana-Dakota company
contended a short extension of the
line it now operates from the Baker
gas field would enable it TO serve
Fargo and Grand Forks, n. d.. and
Moorehead, East Grand Forks and
Crookston, Mimi. which the Kansas
company is seeking to serve.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-12-24
TO
VOTE On SALE Of 4.
CAT CREEK LEASES

Stockholders of Homestake Oil
company, pioneer Cat Creek opera
tors, have been called to special
meeting to be held in the Great
Falls offices on Wednesday, Decem-
Der %, to vote on proposed sale of
company's properties to Continental
Oil company of Ponca City. Okla.
Continental now controls most
of Cat Creek oil field, Montana's
first commercial oil field which has
thus far produced in excess Of
$22,OOO,OOO worth of oil. 1t was
one of the first operators in the
field, taking over properties of the
Elk Basin and Frantz corporation
which had been merged into Mutual
Oil company Later it took over
Midwest STANDARD of Indiana)
properties. For some time negotia-
tions have been in progress looking
toward a unit operation with a sys-
TEN of representing by which it is
hoped to increase the ultimate re-
covery. Continental Is said to have
concluded to buy the Homestake
properties, part cash and part out
of production. the Homestake re-
tanning a Ga per cent royalty on
any deep sand production that may
be developed in the future
The Homestake ranks as one Of
the most successful Independent
producing companies in the history
of the Montana oil industry 1t has
paid steady dividends and has not
diverted its Cat Creek earnings into
other enterprises. No announcement
regarding the sale has been author
lied by the officers of the company
and no hint has been given regard
ing the future plans of the corpora
ton
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DRILLERS RACE

Continued from Page Onel
Comparison of the elevation OF the
top OF the Colorado indicates that
the Nadeau well is checking lower
on structure than both the Yukon
oil we'll and the Cobb gas well two
miles northeast, checking fears that
the Nadeau well would get gas in
stead OF oil.
The Nadeau we'll is expected to
get the top of the pay" in the
MoultOn sand, new producing hori-
zon developed in the Darling pool,
at around 2642 They will get the
lower oil horizon at 1850 and
should complete at about 2675.
Leasing still continues through
out the two townships bordering the
Canadian line. A. b. Cobb, leading
Independent operator, is reported to
have brought his total above 1000
acres. Yukon Oil company has
around 1000 acres; Warren Hast
ings has around 1000 acres: The
Texas company has a similar block.
During the past week X. d. Pardee
leased 800 acres of the Billstad
farm in Sections SO and "a, Twp.
, q hg. DIV, uInWeSl OF the u
kon-Lungren producer. The firm OF
Castle &c Pardee now has 72O ac-
res in the district.
BY completing a producing well
on or before midnight OF December
81, Nadeau Brothers will validate
more than 1000 acres Of the Rob-
ert Crowley permit Of which 200
acres are close TO the Darling pool
producers.
Warren Hastings. representing
Portland. Ore, group which has pro-
duction in Pondera oil field was in
Cut Bank this week but made no
announcement regarding drilling
plans. All operators are carefully
the outcome OF the Ma
deau well which may reflect the
.rend OF the Moulton sand oil pro-
tuction