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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

New York varosaban egy
kommunista meggy6z6dest val
10 embert neveztek XII egy jol
fizet6 es eleg fontos allasba,
mire a meggondolatlan polga-
rok fiilsiketito larmat kezdtek
csinalni es ait koveteltek a kor
manyzotol, hogy a kommunis-
tat ne turje meg abban az al
lasban.
Lehman kormanyzo, nagyon
helyesen, nem vette figyelem-
be a zugast kijelentette, hogy
amig valaH a hivatalat becsu-
letesen, szakertelemmel es rem
desen betolti, addig neki sem
mi koze nincs az illeto politikai
felfogasahoz, vagy hitehez.
Mas feleletet mem is adhatott
volna egy rendes kormanyzo
es Lehmant ilyennek ismerjuk.
Mi igazan soha mem tagad-
TUX, hogy a kommunizmushoz
S meg inkabb kommunistak-
hoz igen keves szeretet fuz
benniinket.
Ez azonban soha mem jelen-
tette, hogy a kommunista fel-
fogast vall6 emberek politikai
vagy egyeni jogait el akartuk
volna kobozni.
Alkotmanyunk es torve-
nyeink teljes politikai es val
las-szabadsagot adnak minden
polgarnak, kommunistanak ep'
pen ugy, mint katholikusnak
repub'ikanusnak eppen ugy
mint zsidonak.
A teljes polgari jogokhoz tar
tozik az is, hogy valaki olyar
kozhivatalt betolthessen, ami
hez meg van a kello kepessegt
es amire megvalasztja a pol
garsag, vagy megfelelo formal
k0z0tt kinevezi a hatosag.
Valosziniileg mi is kifogas
emelnenk, ha egy kcmmunls
tat, vagy mondjuk egy ismer
nazit valamelyik varosbar
esetleg az iskolak elere ALTA
nanak, ahol alkalma lenne ra
, hogy a sajat politikai felfoga
sat eretlen gyerekekbe ultesse
De ilyen helyen AIT is ellie
, neznenk, hogy valaki a saJa
vallasat vagy polgari politiks
felfogasat probalja ra-oktrojal
nj eretlen gyerekekre.
Macy k0nnyelmtisegnek e
Macy ostobasagnak tartjuk mi
denki reszerol, aki az illet6 el
, mozditasara kerte a kormany
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31

Most mar ok is Washington
fele kacsintanak, most mar Ok
is az Greg magyarok sorsan ag-
godnak es eziranyu taviratokat
es kiildottsegeket menesztenek
Westinghouse. Mindenesetre
orulnenk neki, ha a v0ros moz-
golodas ezzel is t0r0dne, ha
mem kellene attol felnink,
hogy KOMPROMITALJAK eze-
ket a kerdeseket es az amerikai
magyarokat ezekben a kerde-
sekben.
(De erdekes lenne megtudni,
hogy ha lapjaink programjat
majdnem szorul-szora elsajati-
tottak, elkommunizaltak, ak
kor hat ok is fasisztak lettek-e
Niagara Fallson, amt felolunk
szoktak a gyuleseiken meg az
vi Eloreben kiabalni?)
Nagyon ugyesen es nagyon
ravaszan, a demOkraciaval
mem elegedtek meg, vegre hat
abbol lit Amerikaban talal-
tax mar a magyarok elegen-
dot es azert meg nem lennenek
hajlandok besetalni a voros
frontba.
Rafestettek hat Erdelyt is a
csardajukra es most hirtelen
az jutott eszikbe, hogy Erdely
magyarjait megmentik. Idaig
ait kiabaltak = Garbai a leg
hangosabban, = hogy Erdely-
ben jobb sorsa van a magyar
sagnak, mint a magyar hon
ban, most azonban Erdely SEE
geny magyarsaga divatba jott
es most az 8 szenvedeseiken
szeretnek a kommunista sza-
lonnat megsutni.
Magyarorszagot aztan ter
meszetesen egeszen elinteztek.
Felbontottak a magyar
olasz sz0vetseget es megparan-
csoltak a magyar kormanynak,
hogy azonnal k0sson a demo
krata hatalmakkal vi szovetse-
get. (Mit banjak Ok ait a csc
kelyseget, hogy a "demokrata''
hatalmak futyulnek Magyaror-
szagra es hogy azoknak Cseh-
orszag a kedvenciik? Ok Mia
CARA Fallson biztosan elintez-
TEX, hogy ezentul Anglia, Fran
ciaorszag es az Egyesiilt ALA
mok valoszinuleg torik maid
magukat, hogy Magyarorszag-
gal kothessenek szovetseget.)
Ezzel azonban mem oldottak
meg, csak Magyarorszag kill,
politikajat es ennel Ok = ter.
meszetesen tovabb mentek.
A foldbirtokokat felosztottak
a sajtoszabadsagot elinteztek
munkat biztositottak Magyar.
orszagon minden ember sza
mara (amit pillanatban fai
dalom ez a gazdag orszag SEN
tud megadni) es vegiil, hogy
: ne vegezzenek csonka munkat
elinteztek ait is, amt a multi
ban annyi magyar penzugy.
MINISTER mem tudott elintezni
Ok Niagara Fallson a helye.
magyar ado reformot is meg
csinaltak.
S miutan vegiil Magyaror
! szag szamara a magyar nemzet
hoherjanal, halalos ellensege
mel, Franciaorszagnal kerestel
vedelmet, megelegedtek emmy
szemtelenseggel es hazamen
!, tex, ahol most = k0rleveleil
Szerint - lazas munkat foly
tatnak.
Mindezek utan csak egy pal
szereny kerdesre maradtal
: a valasszal adosak Niagara
| Fallson.
Talan ha a rendezendO nep
: gyuleseken valaH meg fogja {
Reverend" Groszokat kerdez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-31
4 NIAGARA FALLSI KOMEDIA
Megalakitottak az vi kis haztulajdonosok" meg ks
bankbetevok kommunista szervezetet - reg tarsasag
vi cegert akasztott XII vor0s egyseg frontjara

Az larnnas kis kommunista
csoport, amely unos-untalan
mas-mas nev alatt igyeszik te-
ret nyerni kozottiink, levitez-
lett "kis acknowledgements, "kis
bankbetevok'' meg "tarsadalmi
biztositok" cegjegyzese utan vi
nevet vett fel a Niagara
Falls-on tartott gyilesen. A
hogy a kommunista vi Elore
most "Amerikai Magyar Vilag"
alnev alatt akar befurakodni a
magyar hazakba, a voros "egy-
segfront' ezentul egy ideig az
t'Eszak Amerikai Demokratikus
Magyarok Szovetsege" neven
fog larrnazni kozottiink. (Mert
ahogy ez kimegy maid divat-
Dol, vi iirugy alatt vi nevet
fognak ismet talalni)
A magyar hapilapok mem
vesznek tudomast az egesz MIA
CARA fallsi larmarol, mi azon-
ben mem hisziink abban, hogy
a v0ros nepbolonditashoz hall
gatolag is hozzajaruljunk es
exert figyelmeztetjuk az DIVA
sokat, hogy az vi szovetseg
mem egyeb, mint a Moszkvaban
szekelo Harmadik Internacio-
male parancsara alakitott voros
egysegfront.
Az vi "szervezet" mar mil
kOdik, az irodaja az "Ivo"
kommunista szervezet new
york; hazaban van es a regi re-
cept szerint mar korlevelekkel
es korutakkal kezdi magyar
Amerikat bombazni.
Allitolag 203 "delegatus" volt
jelen a nagygyulesen, akik al
litolag 100000 tagot kepvisel-
tex.
lit meg kell jegyezniink,
hogy a 'testiiletek" nevet mem
tudjak vagy mem merik nyil-
vanossagra hozni, inert akkor
kitunnek, hogy az "Ivo"-n XII
viii bizony oft csak "ad hoe"
egysegek voltak kepviselve. =
A szamokkal is van nemi bal,
inert hiszen az vi Elore ait
irta, hogy csak maga az Two
international Workers Order)
100000 tag kepviseletevel ktild-
te oda delegatusait es vegen
megis mind0ssze 10000 tag
rol beszelnek az 0sszes "egyle-
TEX es egyhazak" reszerol.
Erdekes lenne arrol is be-
szelni, hogy mifele logon "kep-
viselik" az "Ivo" 100000 tag
jat egy magyar gyulesen, mi
kor annak az egyletnek csak
tizezernyi magyar tagja van?
A Bermunkas tudositoja xii
lonben megirta, hogy az eges7
"kepviseles' szelhamadia volt
inert pl. Pinter Ferenc hol a
Verhovay 14-ik fiokjat emile
gette, amelynek ugyan & elmo
ke, de amely MEM bizta meg
a kepviselettel, hol meg a
CIO-t, ahonnan sInten mem
volt semmifele megbizasa.
Szoval kitunt tudositasok.
Dol, hogy a kommunista Ivor
kivul bizony mem volt oft sen.
XII magyar Amerikabol, inert
tisztaban voltak vele, hogy ott
mi kesziil.
A programmed ertek bizonyos
meglepetesek benniinket.
Ahogy elore megirtuk, MEN
TILTAKOzTAK az ellen, hogy
Oroszorszagban magyar ir6h
Sinyl6dnek a b0rtonben es mem
vettek Kun Belat Sc vedelmiik.
be.
A meglepetes az volt a sza.
munkra, hogy - atvettek az!
a programot, amt mi siirge.
think evek ota az amerikai ma
gyaroknak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
Demeritt ExtOrtiOn Case Opens
With Review OF Circumstances
Mrs. Frank 0Imstead, Wife
OF Threatened Husband,
Tells OF Finding Note,
Placing Dummy Bag

The State If Florida VS. Harold
Demerft. Jr. cxtortion case
opened tins morning II O'Clock in
Criminal Court. Judge VIM v.
Albury presiding, with prosccu-
ton witnesses reviewing the cir
cur stances Of the attempt to ex-
tort s. 100 from Mrs. Frank Ohm
stead. 703 South street, on the
threat Of kidnapping her husband,
Frank Olmstead. FBI Agent H,
y Turner was present.
The court tins morning was re-
cessed at Y until 1870 this after
noon and is at present in ses-
SION.
After instructing the jury to
consider the defendant as not
guilty until the state had proven
hm guilty on the points in the
charge. County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare j.. introduced the first
prosecution witness, Mrs. Frank
OlnEtead
Mrs Olmstcad told Of discover
ng the note Wednesday, June Is,
in her front yard. between the
occonut trees and the doorstep,
and said that the note contained
q threat 10 kidnap Mr. Olmstcad
unless the SUM of $4,000 were de
lNered the following Saturday at
tine end Of White street near
Martello Towers. She was a lit
lie bit frightened" upon picking
up the note.
With Mrs William Watkins,
Mrs Olmstead testified that she
went TO the spot marked on a
map IN the note, after securing a
dummy bank coin bag filled with
artificial money and threw it into
the bushes twice. the second
time father than tho first
Mrs Olmstead identified the
note entered IN the evidence as
the one she picked up June Is.
She also identified Harold De
merritt. Jr.. who was in court Mr..
Olmgtead. who Will be 10 years
old Sept IS. is blind and afflict-
81 with heart trouble. has been
in much worse condition since
the kidnapping attempt
Mrs Oimstcad stated that she
knew young Dcmcritt about
eight years and that he had
cleaned her yard for her several
times bat not M the last two
sears
Mr and Mrs Watkins. called
s. the stand slngy each identi-
fled young Domcrlit and also the
note
Other witnesses announced IN
court for the prosecution viii be
DEPUTY Sheriff Bernard Waite,
Robert Pnder Arthur Come
1f Everett Hall Attorney for
the defense announced bat one
witness. Harold Demcrtt. ST
Jurors are. Oscar Cruz. J
Frank Roberts Victor Johnson.
luls Acosta Walton Parks.
Archie Roberts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
zarate Found Not Guilty
In Court Trial Yesterday
Quesada, However, Tried
Jointly, Was Found
Guilty OF Aggravated
Assault

nj the afternoon session yes
ierdaY. the jury composed of
George NJ. Fox. Sr, George M.
Park, Otis Curry. George F.
Pierce. John Kline and Fausiino
Rendueles. sitting on the case of
Slsfo Evelio 0uesada and Jose
Zarate, charged with assault with
intent TO rob Thaddeus Atwell.
returned a verdict
Tbaddeus Atwell operator Of
a beer garden, was the assaulted
person All evidence cduced went
to show that Zarate was not
culpable and the jury returned a
directed verdict of not guilty
In the case Of Quesada the
Jury decided that the accused
was guilty Of aggravated assault
and a verdict was so rendered.
The Judge announced that SEN
tence in the case would be tenn
poIarlly deferred
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
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TWO YACHT BASIN
THEFTS REPORTED

Two robherIe9 have been
reported At the Yach; Basin
TINS week
Arriving here Ia the West
Wind Is foot sloop Bill
Kepler August and George
Shick left her Al sundowA
Tuesday 9th mach q ,heir
toods;utf and clothes On
deck Returning later Kep
Ter looked around 10 make
up . sandwich and found a
jar Of pickles gone Looking
further he found Loaf II
bread gene Looking again
ne found many cans Of vege
tables missing a thorough
-heckup - ire boat revealed
another article missing -
Horizontally striped polo
sh4rt
Captain = A1su- n
tre slo-9p Vigilance Friday
Ist' - aboa; & = n 81 .Ae
afternoon and returning So
ur1aY morning found one ~
three biscuits ne rad -; n
AT iceeor or deck Inves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18

Hear that sneezlng? Yep.
The 18th of August. annual
start of sneezing for hay
fever victims which will con
finue without relief until
frost time. was Monday of
tins week. The date is the
first dav Of the summer
when enough sunlight Is
present in the body 10 rlpen
the raqweed plant which
causes the sneexnq fever
HYpodermIc injections Of
ragweed plant pollen gwen
once d year can control the
fever. Above are seen the
three villains Of the hay
fever season. the pollen Of
grass lower Of ragweed
center and Of Russian
thistle. modelled IN glass.
Doctors are now experiment
ing With pills. air condition
ma and electrically charged
masks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
ODD FELLOWS
MEET TONIGHT

" 1psf'5rf meeting q ~
FrIios ~ tGls c.fy aIl' ht
fts evening AZ Or Fe!aH 70
re fs4s - Elizabeth street ao
et4.rG ~ the two loea. datT..f
p4ts grand uas'rrt je1n 4
..arfs4ef ard EoFIqtse E<4aan
fr~rsser hefref 8a
tsst ar active aft urRed ~ a.
t..E essen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
CUBA BRINGS IN
95 PASSENGERS
VESSEL ARRIVED TUESDAY
AFTERNOON FROM
HAVANA

Fewer passengers than usual
arrived on the Steamship Cuba
Tuesday from Havana. How
ever as August is recognized as
the slow month in travel. it is ex-
pccted that there Will be an in
crease during the following
months
Passengers arriving Tuesday
for Key West numbered 81
There were 81 first cabin and five
second cabin. For Tampa there
were "a first cabin and four
second cabin
Key West arrivals were: Fred
F Smith. Sara G Smith, Edith
Ogle, Pickncy Oglc, Dawson
Harris. Jr., William Manning
Dawson Harris, Grace Harris,
Grace Stanton, Burton B Pow
ers, Clotilde Powers, Faunda Al
fonso. Manuel MARTINEZ, Con
stance Willbrant, Edna Ludwig,
Harry Bryant, Dorothy Bryant
Frances A Johnson, Robert A.
R0seborough, Grace Roseborough,
Joyce Roseborough, Robert Rose
borough, Jr. Ernest Slaton Jack
Johanson. Josephine Wait, Ethel
Wait, Lconor Meredith, ThcIma
Welmaker, Floc Simons, Robert
Cultra, Amelia Wiechart, Cath
crime Wicchart Mel Wcichart
Roland Wiechart
Clara Prieto, BernIc Cultran.
Joe A. Ward, Esther BezanllIa,
Robert l.. Byrd, Catherine Weeks.
Vivian Smith, Gabriel Piedra,
Guillermo Acosta. Ernestine
Acosta, Olga Picdra, Alicia
Piedra, Blanca Picdra. Dionisio
! MILAN, Ricardo Perkins, Bcrta
MILAN, Bcrta Perkins. Winnifrcd
McAlliStcr, Grethcn McAIllstcr,
Frederick McAllIstcr. DlonisIo
Perkins, Margarlta Perkins, Ar
thur Slotc. Stanley Slotc, Ar
mando Acosta. Charles Brondagc,
Robert Brondagc, Jorge Wilson,
Dewitt r. Hudson. Valentn
Nuncz, Eduardo Miro, Miguel
Sierra
Manifest of the Cuba showed
the following items. For Key
West. 10 tons Of freight seven
automobiles, and three sacks Of
mail; for Tampa, 10 tons Of
freight and l34 sacks of mat
The vessel sailed at $50 Tor
Tampa with one FIRST cabin and
five second cabin passengers
Arrives From Tampa
Arriving at the Trumbo Island
Docks TINS morning was the r.
and O Steamship Cuba from
Tampa. with five first cabin and
FIVE second cabin passengers for
Key West. and SIS FIRST cabin pas
ScngcrS en- route to Cuba
Key West arrivals + h Worth.
+ Gallo, Mrs Gallo. 7 Gallo Jr.
Giliy Gallo, Dora Hernandez I'm
rIquc ESperdy Anlto Espcrt
SYLVIA Fernandez. J Rodreue1
The manifest ~ the ship listed
the following items Key West
10 toms of freight an5 ono sack af
mail for Havana. no freight 25l
sacks If mani
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18
Key West Library Project
Authorized By Administrator
Calls For Employment OF
e Workers; Over Four
Thousand Dollars Will
Be Expended
tnr Associated Press1

JACKSONVILLE. Aug. Ia
WPA Administrator r. ]. Dill has
authorized the Library Project at
Key West.
This calls for the employment
of % workers for a period of
three months at a cost of s4.2s7.
with the WPA furnishing s9.2OS.
This project has been before
the administrator since last
spring. and 1t IS gratifying that
authorization has been issued for
its opening. It IS said by school
and library authorities
The project IS for the purpose
of repairing all of the school
books IN the public schools and
the Libraries with the under
standing that the school board
furnish the material for the
work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-18

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1938-08-02

For Misses and Juniors
Pictured
AboUe: MAINBOCHER'S PERSIAN
SLEEvE-with 'uplift" shoulder.
small chin collar: silhouetting the
new fitted version of the box coat.
In black, Of Juilliard's S17Q
Master woolens. For Misses rIEO
After Sale Price. $l45.
Right: VIONNET'S SILVER FOX
ADJUSTABLE COLLAR, topping
draped bodice. OF Forstmann S
smooth black woolen. For S11Q
After Sale, SI20.S5.
Centre: MOLYNEUX REFER
With chin collar of Mink. In black.
Gainsborough blue. Vintage, $40
Mogador brown. For Misses w
After Sale. &18.75.
Extreme RIGHT: BLOUSED BACK
BOL L z B o! After Mainbocher;
Juniors bolero coat with Persian
Lamb revers. OF black Juil- SEQ
Hard woolen. q to II 80
After Sale, &69.75.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02
WARNING TO THE BIG FELLOWS

always intelligent writes Russell Brown
the Independent Petroleum Association 1.-THE big fellows IN
the industry smaller but they make
easy their destruction if they do If they gobbe up the
they develop internal troubles commonly called
bey This may necessta calling in outside force
doctor these ailments In many movements c0nte
plated industry whole little fellows easily hinder
their fear of imaginary enemies When
the industrial lamb lie down together it should not
be necessary for lamb to be inside
Too often past this industry has publicly demonstrated
the harm done by broken front In its opposition
the roposed fuel oil showed the demon
ated when the industry united on sound
nr;ncn II not only immediate fight but the
esnc and the friendship numbers who represent
its consuming public
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02

water furnishes all of the energy and
completely replaces the oil in the pore
spaces of the sand, they say.
Completely balancing withdrawal of
oil with influx of water into a reservoir.
however, usually results in noncommercial
rates of oil production. Consequently, to
produce oil at a profit. withdrawal rates
for fields as a whole usually are higher
than they would be if full advantage was
taken of the energy of the encroaching
water. PROBATION restrictions, by balanc-
ing output of oil against reservoir-pres-
sure changes have tended in a large
measure to equalize withdrawal of oil
and input of water.
Most engineers and operators appre-
ciate that in many fields the water in the
water-filled part of the reservoir sands
is a potential source of energy great
enough to drive all the recoverable oil
to wells What is not so generally I'M
derstood is the mechanism by which
water operates in driving oil through
the reservoir sands and rocks. For that
reason there is need for a symposium of
the most authoritative opinions on the
principles that underlie the natural water
drive as it affects oil recovery"
The publication gives results of expert
ments in which it has been determined,
among other things, that invading water
is less effective in removing moderately
viscous oils from sands than in removing
lighter or less viscous oils This resolves
into a study of capillary phenomena rela-
tive to the physiochemical properties OF
oils sand and water.
One conclusion is that Eat high rates
of production, the force required to move
oil through the sand becomes much great
err than the interfacial forces that account
for the higher level of water in the
lighter sand and therefore the oil and wa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02
SOCONY BUYS
fContiued from Page One)

sey. Standard Oil company of In
diana. and the Texas company.
In cooperation with the Sun Oil
company. Socony-Vacuum has spent
some years in the development OF
the Houdry catalytic cracking pro-
cess.
AS a result of this contract, Uni
versal's infringement suit in the
u. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Delaware. against White
Eagle Oil Corporation. now a subsi-
diary of Socony-Vacuum will be
dismissed. The infringement suit
was against White Eagles Jenkins
and Winkler-K Koch operations.
Socony-Vacuum, a holding and
operating company, was formed in
1881, being a merger of the Stan
dard Oil company Of New York and
the Vacuum Oil company. Subsi-
diaries include Magnolia Petroleum
company and General Petroleum
company.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02

The foregoing is of great interest to members of
this organization many of whom careful students of
modern production methods. We have issued several
publications such subjects representing and water
drive and have discussed several times what science is
doing toward increasing the recovery of oil from pro-
ducing formations We believe that the purchase of
royalty is lifetime investment and not merely an in
vestnent that will pass out in 10 IS years for
mery expected With improved production methods we
believe that old fields will be revived in present pro-
ducing horizons If it is true that only 20 to 80 per
cent of the oil in formation is recovered does it not
seem probable that science will find way to get that
oil out of the formation; perhaps by the method of
representing with water drive possibly with
some sort of chemical solution that will be introduced
with the water to alter the viscosy of the oil and les
sen the adhesion of oil to the surfaces of the sand
grains
All this is in addition to the possibilities of deep
sand production, here in Montana. We know the his
tory of the Midcontnent where deep drilling has brought
ten times as much production the formations above
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02
"LOST HOLE"
oContinupd from Page onel

Continued from rage Onel
Co last week was followed by the
starting of another we'll by Nep-
stad & vanderpas on the Solberg
farm. 1t is to be known as Delor-
aine-Solberg No. 1, and is in Sc
SWA NEA 29-35-3W, direct
west offset to the Builders-Ward
which is now reported making so
barrels per day. 1t showed a much
higher initial after acidization.
Elsewhere in the field, drilling
was delayed by the storm. Big
West-Gunderson No. s, CIVIL NEA
NWA 19-35-2W, is drilling at
1920.
Morton-Morton No. 6. correct To-
cation of which is 1865 south of
the north line and 1875 feet west
of the east line of Section 24-S4-
2W, is drilling at $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-02

the big lime. Here in Montana we have not gone below
the big lime other than to prove, at Baker that
there is oil present.
Development of these lower horizons and improved
recovery methods coming at time when the value
of oils is likely to increase Let East Texas field as an
example, drop out of the pcture-as it inevitably
will at future tme-and the resultant crude oil
shortage in the United States might double the value
of Montana's undeveloped oil reserves.
We regard royalties stable, long time invest
nlent. While oil investments have always been regard
ed highly speculative, have learned to know that
they less speculative than the types of socaed gold
bond" securities which depend the whms of I'M
stable stock market.
We invite persons who are STUDENTS of their
investments to join There is a situation in Montana
today that offers the greatest opportunity believe
in the 16-year history of this organization We are
this week issuing publication that is of tremendous
interest to anyone who is anxious to make invest
ment that offers promise of large returns with a
minimum of risk.