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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sandor, ielkesz
,25 Mahoning Ave Phone 34oo'

BuNBANATI istentisztelet
vasarnap delelott fel ll-kor
el6tte 10 oratol vasarnapi Is
kOla.
B0JTI urvacsora osztasun'
kat marcus 13-an, vasarnaE
delel6tt tartjuk meg alkalm
istentisztelet kereteben. Elotte
csutortokon, penteken es szom'
baton este z oratol blnbanat
| istentiszteletek. A scent jegye
ket Gyorgy Mihaly es csaladJs
ajandekozza.
FGYHAzTANACSI gyulesun
ket marcus sen, szombator
este 6 orakor tartjuk. Ez aka
lommal az vi egyhaz tanacsro
fenykep felvetelt is keszitte
think. Kerjuk azert az ossze'
erdekeltek pontos megjelene
set.
BETEGSEGELYZO egyle
think vasarnap istentisztelet We
geztevel rendes havi gyules1
tart. Tagdijak befizetese es u,
tagok felvetele. Pontos megje
lenest ker az elnokseg.
A SANDOR, JOSEF esti va.
csorat noegyletunk, tekintet'
tel a Nagybizottsag marcus
2O-an rendezendo unnepsegere
egy hettel elobb, vagyis mar
cius 13-an, vasarnap este
orakor rendezi meg termink.
ben. Elore is felhivjuk ere egy.
haztagjaink szives figyelmet.
A FONo BAL egyhaztagja-
ink es vendegeink sep erdek.
lodese mellett folyt lie vasarnaI
este a Magyar Hazban. E reg.
magyar haziasszonyi munkat
amely Standardization resze
volt, sot sok helyen meg ma is
az, a magyar falusi eletnek
eredeti hiiseggel mutattak b,
noegyletunk tagjai k0ziil mint
egy huszan. Asszonyaink keze
ben epp oily ugyesen forogtal
az orsok, mintha csak tegnap
elott hagytak volna AIT abba
valamelyik kis hazai magyar
faluban. A hazai Szosszel sze
pen feldiszitett guzsalyok, 6
vetelo mind sok erdeklodeS1
valtott XII f6leg az amerikai szl
letesu gyermekeinknel. Amel
lett fono este sok trefaja
mokaja, egy paraszt komedis
bemutatasa, az orso lopas, /;
fott kukorica es a frissen sill
fank ewes az alkalmi dalok XII
sereteben mind-mind deris il
kedvre hangoltak a termet be
toto vendegsereget, Aki csal
oft volt, mind AIT mondta: iga
zan erdemes volt megnezni /
fono estet.
Anyagiakban 60 dollar tisz
ia haszonnal zarult ez este,
miert lit is koszonetet mond
rendezoseg a megjelenteknek
az est sikeren faradozoknak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Austria sorsa ell van intezve
es a nemet birodalom utja
nyitva all az egesz Duna me-
dencehez.
Amerika sajtoja az ujabb
nemzetkozi puccsert Hitlert
okolja es ugy biraljak ell az
esemenyeket, mintha egyetlen
ember hatalmi vagya vinne
egyre kozelebb Europat a pusz-
tulashoz.
Mem szivesen olvassa egy de-
mokratikusan gondolkozo en-
Der sem, hogy a nemet dikta-
tura kemeny es veres okle le-
csapott Ausztriara, de Europa
jelenlegi bajainak kutforrasat
mem Hitlerben, mem MuSsolini-
ban, hanem a bekeszerzodesek
gonoszsagaiban es a francia
imperializmusban kell keres-
mink.
Koztudomasu, hogy sem Hit
Ter, sem a hitlerizmus mem on
t0ttek volna ell a nemet biro-
dalmat, ha a gyoztes antant
eszszeriien viselkedett volna a
legyozott nemzetekkel szemben
es koztudomasu, hogy a fran
ciak meg a sajat maguk altal
diktalt gyalazatos versaillesi
szerzodest sem tartottak be.
Abban a szerzodesben a fran
cia hadsereg fokozatos leepite-
set igertek es ezzel szemben a
hadsereget egyre noveitek.
A nemet birodalommal szem-
ben fenntartott penzugyi es
gazdasagi kovetelesek orokre
koldus-sorsra iteltek minden
nemet polgart.
A nemet koztarsasag bekes
es bekere torekvo kormanyaval
mem akartak targyalni, annak
engedmenyeket mem tettek,
termeszetes volt hat, hogy ell
kellett egyszer jonni Hitlernek.
Ell kellett egyszer jonni valaki-
mex, aki megalljt inert es tu-
dott mondani a francia impe-
rializmusnak. -
Mikor Ausztriat szetvagdal.
tax, mikor egy huszmillios or
szag hatalmas fovarosat razu.
ditottak egy hat milliosra nyo.
moritott nernzetre, mindenki
tudta, hogy Austria eletkep-
telen ebben a .formaban.
Evr6l-evre 'kiilfoldi kolcso.
nokkel tartottak Europa kol.
dusat eletben es mem engedtek
meg - katonai szempontbol
- hogy a kis nemet nemzetet
a nagy nemet birodalom fel.
silvia.
Ketsegtelen, hogy az osztra,
kok Macy szazaleka, valoszinii
leg a tobbsege, a versaillesi be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
MuLATSACOK
NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
nul kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
i0veteleit, stb. - nem tobb
mint 2 h6nappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos leikesz
'37 Mahoninq Ave Phone 66S4

A BOJTI szezon most vaSar-
nap delelott fel II orakor tar
tando alkalmi istentisztelet es
urvacsora osztassal veszi kez-
detet egyhazunkban. Keszitges-
SEX magukat a hivek, hogy le-
gyen ez a szezon a valodi ma
gunkba szallasnak, az igazi lei
XII megujulasnak az ideje gyu-
lekezeti eletiinkben. Vasarnapi
iskola fel 10-kor. Este 6.3O-kor
Junior CE, 7.30-kor pedig a
Senior CE osszejovetele.
NOEGYLETUNK multi vasar-
nap esti musoros eloadasa va
rakozast feliilmulo sikerrel veg
zodott. Templom mogotti isko-
la helyisegunk zsufolasig meg
telt szorakozni vagyo vende-
ezekiel; szereploink mindegyike
pedig nemcsak megfeleloen all
ia meg a helyet, de valosaggal
tultett a benne helyezett RENE
nyeknel. Ambrusko Margit sep
enek szoloi, a kis Rocco Jean
tanc szamai es a tiszteletes
asszony felolvasasa nagy tet-
szest gyakoroltak, A program
fopontja azonban a Hazassag-
szedelgo es Az Elevenholt Ha-
zaspar ket egy felvonasos igen
mulattato szindarab bemutata-
sa volt, melyben ugyes ASSOC
nyaink kivetel nelkuli es di-
cseretre melto alakitasai folyto
nos kacajt es sziinni mem aka
ro tapsvihart csaltak XII az el-
vezo nagy kozonsegbol. A sep
estely sikereert faradozok, osz-
SECS szereplok es megjelent ked
yes vendegek fogadjak noegyle-
tunk es egyhazunk halas ko-
szonetet.
ESKETEs volt egyhazunk-
ban a multi szombaton. Ekkor
eskudtek egymasnak 0rok hu-
seget Miklos Ferenc west mec-
cal es yCece Erzsebet farmdalej
lt]u testvereink. Tanuk voltak
Miklos Jozsef es neje, Ferencj
Margit. A v6felyi es nyoszolyd
lanyi tiszteket Macy Jozsef,
Fulop Istvan, Cece Zsuzsanna
es Cece Margit toltottek be.
PROGRESSZIV ligank rem
DIES havi gyulese most vasar-
nap delutan 3-kor lesz. Az el-
nokseg szeretettel kerr a tagok
pontos megjeleneset.
KISORSOLAS. - November
oazarunkrol fennmaradt egy
ton szen sorsolasi kihuzasa q
mutt vasarnap esti program.
mai kapcsolatban tortent meg
A nyertes Banyacski Janos
campbelli testverunk lett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
M,sEk RENDJE

MiSEk RENDJE
Vas&rnapOkon kis mise 9 oratol
angel predikacioval
Macy mise delel6tt 1880 6rakoI
magyar predikacioval
Hetk6xnapckon kis mtsek reg.
gel 8:S0-kor
cYoHTATAsoK
Minden szombaton delutan 3-tol 5i
kiskoruak es este z oratol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
|YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEl<E HIREI
Mem HITLER A F0BUN0S

keszerzodesek utan a nemet BIZ
rodalomhoz valo csatlakozast
tartotta volna az egyetlen le-
hetseges megoldasnak.
Es ketsegtelen, hogy minden
MORALS joga meg volt a ket
nemzetnek, hogy egyesiiljenek.
Es - valljuk be = hogy ha
mem a gyiil0letes es meltan
gyul0letes Hitler kormany ke-
belezte volna be Ausztriat Ne
metorszagba, hanem a volt nep
kormany lepte volna meg a
puccsal Europat, mindenki
orult volna a dolognak. Min
denki ait erezte volna, hogy a
versaillesi ostoba gonosztev0k
egy buta intezkedeset megdon-
t0ttek.
A mi szamunkra eppen olyan
gyaszt jelent Austria megszal-
lasa, mint barmely mas liberia
lis ember szamara. Mert ebben
Hitler megerosodeset latjuk
megegyszer.
De maga az anschlusS tenye
eppen olyan jogos es eszszeru
ma, mint ezelott tiz evvel lett
volna; es ha Austria mem tu-
dott a Duna allamokkal vi
egyseget teremteni a szetrob-
bantott morfarchia helyere, ak
kor mem volt es mines mas
megoldas a szerencsetlen kis
nemzet szamara.
Most a gy6ztes hatalmak hir-
telen "beket ajanlanak" Hit
lernek es kulonbozo kedvezme-
nyeket fognak neki kinalni
hogy visszatartsak a tovabbi
"egyeni akcioktol." Most ITALIAN
gyarmatot, ITALIAN penzt es hi.
telt kinalnak maid a nemet
diktatornak.
Keso beke.
A beket ezek el0tt a "megle.
petesek" elott kellett volna XII.
nalni.
Akkor mem jartak volna le
magukat a demokrata hatal.
max, akkor mem latina a vilae
es minden diktator, hogy a jol,
lakott nagyhatalmak haborubs
menni mem mernek es akkol
mem mertek volna - es mem il
lett volna szukseges megle'
peteseket rendezni.
Ma mar Hitler is, Mussolin
is jol tudjak, hogy elmehetnel
a kalandjaikban a legvegso ha
tarig, hogy Anglia es Francia
orszag a haborut megreszkiroz
nj mem fogjak es nem kell al
kudniok tobbe olyasmiert, ami
egyszeruen elvesznek maguk
max.
A gyoztes hatalmaknak ez {
kesedelme az Okla annak, hog,
Ausztriat szorost6l-b6r0st6l fel
faljak Hitlerek es nekik lehe
ait koszOnnlink, hogy a hit
lerizmus atka nyitott utat tala
a Duna melle.
A hitlerizmus utalatos raga
lyos betegseg, amely a nemze
teket megfertozi, de a ragal,
megszuleteseben es terjesztese
ben a franciakat es az angelo
kat kell a vadlottak padjar,
ultetni.
S inert minden bin automa
tikusan elhozza a sajat bunte
teset, a ket "demokrata" mem
yet meg tobb keseru pirulat
lie fog nyelni, amt a ket dix
tator osztogat XII idonkent
SZamukra.
MEGTALALTAK A TARNl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

0AdACAuS AO ~ ~&slfs F~1S-H AES1 i
q magyar sSaaadsa gGarc an
Ae1iryl 1epeiFe 9 Central Audi,
zor1ua1hasl, d6iutan 2 orakor
Este Saagg 7, IKE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Apr. lien husyet vasarnap
eete a Ftiggetlen Ref. Egyha2
Eiatal Haxasok K0renek tanc-
mUlatsaga' a Magyar Hazban.
Nedve es 5zikor zenekara mu-
zsikM.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
MEGTALALTAK A TARNA
MELYEN A HALOTTAT

Duryea kozsegben, Pennsyl-
vaniaban, a William A. Colliery
beszakadt es csak hat heti ku-
tatas utan talaltak meg a ro-
mok alatt Thomas Zinka ba-
nyaSZ holtteStet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

ApriIis t6-an, husvet hetf6n
az breg. Ref. Egyhaz N6egyleti
t6ncmula&saga a Central Audi
torisfnbatz Szikora-Medve ze-
nekara..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Apriiis no 24-en, vasarnap
a SIT. Gyorgy Szovetseg young
stewni iuhiteumi lnnepelye a
g6r. kath templom alatti te-
remben,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Aprilis 3O-an, szombaton
este a Scent Gyorgy Cor. Kath.
Egyhaz Ibolya Balja a Central
Auditoriumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Majus no Len, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg tanc-
mulatsaga a Central Audito-
riuInban Tamas Albert zene-
karaval Saxon Gyula enekel.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
DENVER ~
START MINING
COOK CITY

COOK CTTY-J J. Robertson of
Denver who for the last two years
explored and developed ore bodies
on Scotch Bonnet and Sheep noun
tain has made much progress IN
his work. In 1886 a diamond drill
prospected much of the area and
uncovered large veins Of copper,
gold and silver ore and some gold
ore in the granite of Sheep noun
tain. and on the south slope Of the
Scotch Bonnet mountain, above the
Threadenic mine. The last named
ore bodies contain much high
grade copper ore and gold values.
Robertson had for the last two
years a large crew Of men and has
formed the Scotch Bonnet Mountain
Mining CO. with some associates
from Denver.
Power equipment and milling ma
chinery is being moved to the site
of the new enterprise, to be in
stalled Immediately.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
CO.. NCL LUDES SAL
Of Old IMPERIAL
kEvIH PIPELINE

P. r. Naylor, head Of the Trans
1t & Storage company, was a visi-
tor in Great Falls last week in
connection with the closing of the
sale OF the properties of Montana
Pipeline company in Kevin-Sunburst
field to LaRue Smith and associ-
ates of Great Falls.
The 231z -mile 4-inch line from
the East pool to Sweetgrass, via
Sunburst, is TO be torn up. it is
understood, and the pipe used else
where as a gas line. This report
was without confirmation. however
Tankage, fittings and supplies are
being offered for sale.
The pipeline and storage tanks
were formerly used to handle oil
purchases of Imperial OIL Co. in
Kevin-Sunburst field.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Rumors
a higher price for gold
are mixed but there is known to
be a strong pressure on the White
House for increasing the price in
joint action with England.
Principal arguments in favor Of
an increase in price are that it
would halt the present decline in
prices and would add
about $500, ,O0O, 600 to the value
Of present gold supply held by the
government.
From the standpoint of the gold
miner, an increased price would
bring a large additional amount OF
)re into production, which cannot
low be mined because of its low
yalue. Investment, purchase OF
equipment and supplies and employ
nent would also be stimulated.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
DONALD RItslIlRERG
LL SpEAg BEFORE
IPA C0HvEHT0

TBISA-The No. / event of the
largest gathering OF independent
oil men anywhere in the United
States this year win be mammoth
banquet, Friday, October Fl, when
Donald Rdchberg, former admins
TRAITOR OF the MIRA. speaks before
delegates to the Independent Petro-
leum Association of America con-
vention-
This was announced following q
series OF meetings of the IpAA Exc
cutive COMMITTEES, when plans for
the Associations Ninth annual con-
yention in Tulsa, October 1S, 20
and 21, were completed and when
Richberg's acceptance was received
Advance indications are that
thousand independent Old operators
from every producing state in the
nation will be on hand.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
Bic H()H FHES
AID HETHDRAHS ITS
Sc REGIS r. TO-

Big Horn Placer Mining corpo-
ration. which proposes to dredge
Big Horn canyon, ON and ada
cent to the Crow Indian reservation
southeast OF Billings, on September
3, 1888. filed a registration state
ment with the Securities G. Ex-
change Commission at washington,
D. c., for the issuance of 1,00O, ,0OO
shares Of no par value common
stock. the funds to be used for the
purchase of dredge and drills, for
and working capital.
The registration statement Of So
pages included SO exhibits.
The company filed an amendment
on Sept. 1S, together with the pros
pectus of 20 pages. Then on Sept.
21, notice Of withdrawal of the
statement was filed,
together with an affidavit Of the
officers Of the company. Whether
this means that there win be no
further stock issue has not been
J. F. Sperry Of st. Paul Is presi-
dent of the company.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
development
Of CIHlHABAR
AWAITING MIL

Development OF the cinnabar ore
discovered near Maiden in the
Judith mountains will be delayed
pending completion Of a mill to
handle the goId-silver ore, according
to officials of the Western Mines
Corporation on whose holdings the
ore was discovered by the company's
engineer. The veins are five feet
thick and show good commercial
values. Cinnabar is a sulphate Of
mercury.
The veins are the largest and on
ly known commercial ore in the
state of Montana Beside the cinna-
bar veins, the silver ores carry
quicksilver. which will add greatly
to the value of the ore.
Negotiations have been started
with H. w. Gould & Co. Of Cali
fornia, leading quicksilver produc-
er and head of the quicksilver in
dustry, as well as world wide ex-
perts In retoT't plants, designers and
construction engineers. The Gould
Co. is expected to cooperate with
Western Mines Corp. in the de-
fCiOpmCnt VI tui5 ORC QGDObAL rs
well as purchase the output OF the
plant
The new ore veins being develop
ed have been traced for several /
thousand feet and into a neighbor
mine for which the Western Mines
Corp. engineer is advisor. The pro- /
duct from a cinnabar retort plant ]
Is quicksilver or mercury, which is
extremely valuable. It is widely
used as an explosive. The caps used (
or detonating dynamite, as well as
The caps Of every rifle cartridge, I
ire made of illuminate Of mercury.
This metal is in great demand
'or radio equipment, as well as for
,ower generation, for mercury boil
rs. 1t is also used in medical pre-
,arations. 1t was named for Mercur
he God of the Greeks for medicine,
he wing-fOoted God, because Of the
witness of the metal and its use
n the medical arts. Z,
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
PRICE OF COPPER
AGAIN ADVANCES

NEW YORK-Leading producers
Thursday advanced the price 0s
domestic copper 5s cents a pound to
10% cents, a new high on the cur
rent movement
The advance instituted by General
Cable Corp. and followed immed-
lately by other leading producers,
lifted the price IS cents above the
level which prevailed last June
when the uptrend got under way
It was the second successive DAY
that the price was raised II cent.
The price Of export copper rose 10
1851 to 1915 cents q pound elf.
European base ports, new high
On the current recovery movement.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
CO AHEAD IN

Canda where he has a geophysical
crew at work. VIM. Mclaughlin, for
mer chief geologist of Goh Oil
Comp. is vice president Of Zodiac;
r.. 3. Emrick of Conrad, geologist,
is vice president. and Floyd Wilson,
Denver, attorney, is secretary-treas-
urer. The Zodiac controls two or
more structues in its 10000 acre
lease block.
The portable rotary is attract
ing much attention among Montana
operators since it is the first one
ever seen in northern Montana. 1t
is product of the George Z. Fall
ing Supply Co. of Enid, Okla, and
has been successfully used in drill
ing to depths of $500 feet. It en-
braces all the modern equipment OF
large rotanies ibut on q light scale.
Drilling an S-inch hole 1t has more
than adequate weight on the cut
ting tools to penetrate the hardest
The rotary table Is built
onto one of the two trucks and is
reinforced by rig construction a.
round it. 1t is primarily cor1ng
machine so can take care of all pos
sible oil-bearing formations.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
MORNING MINE REoPENs

WALLACE, Idaho-H. G. wash
purn, general manager of the Fed
eral Mining & Smelling Co. said
To-Day the Morning Silver mine at
Mullan has resumed Operations
The mine, which employs apnroTi-
mateiy 500 men, suspended opera
tions June 25.
Resumption of operations orig
lnaiiy was scheduled for Aug,
But further delay was necessitated
because of a strike at the East Hell
ena, Mont, smelter, to which the
Morning mine had shipped concen-
=. me Morning mine plans to store
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
Morton Ends
His Venture
Into Madison

Morton-Morton No. 6, Sc SW u
NEA 24-34-2W, is plugging back
from 144O to 1868, at the top of
the Madison lime, where there was
a showing of oil. Drilling on into
the lime brought no more oil or
water. The showing will be aci-
died.
Eddy-Sohn NO. 1 SE SWA NE II
23-35-3W, is drilling at 765 feet.
This is two miles north OF the town
Of Kevin, where acid has brought
excellent results.
Smith-W Welsh-Barth No. 1, SW
SEANWA 1S-S5-2W, is drilling at
110 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
FINDS STOLEN MACHINERY

LIBBY-After delivering Charles
Hoyt to Warm Springs, Sheriff
Baney motored to Virginia City.
where he located large amount
of mining equipment stolen from
the Golden West Mining Co. last.
November. The man who had stol-
en- the machinery was found to be
in Kansas City in Jail ON a bank
robbery charge. The machinery
taken consisted OF two air com
pressors, a gas engine and fittings
and a jack-hammer and equipment.
The air compressor alone weighed
4 Y tons.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08

hamer at 62 pounds or a CC-45
Paving Breaker. The next larger,
the Model S5A, delivers s5 Gu. IT.
of air per minute at 100 pounds
pressure; sufficient for operation of
a JA-45 or dry JA-55 Jackhamer
or two CC-45 paving breakers. The
largest of the three new models, the
105-A, is rated at los Gu. IT. OF air
per minute at 100 pounds pressure
and will operate the largest dry
Jackhamer or three paving breakers.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
BEST OF ALL INVESTMENTS

In a communication to Western
Canada Mining News, A. P. Nelson
of Gunnison, Colorado, said: Crops
may fail, be ruined by drouths,
floods or frost; the forest, foundry
or factory may be consumed by fire;
the bank or business may go bank
rupt; but a gold mine, once it
has reached the productive stage,
is immune and impervious to every
destructive force-the gold is
there; it cannot be ruined; cannot
be stolen; cannot decay; it never
loses its value, never lacks Gus
toner, and always commands its
price,"
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
MIDWAY TEST
ll,nnfinned from Page Onel

tCOnLluHeu AtOAu o5S NV
an important extension to the pro-
ducing area of the field.
The nearest drilling we'll to the
Aspen is two and a half miles
south and west, the Big West-Engle
No 4. in SW corner 1-S5-SW. This
we'll has a fishing JOB with a bailer
and a string of tools in the hole
at 1885 feet. Big West now has
two wells on production on this
tract. in the Sunburst sand pool
of Rocky Ridge district.
FuIton-C commonwealth Thompson
No. 8, NV NEA SWA 28-3S-SW, is
drilling at $50 feet. This offsets
on the south the best well in West
Kevin high gravity pool. 1t has
flowed continuously since acidiza-
tion until short time ago when 1t
had to be shut in for lack Of market
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
LEAsEs sCHooL LANDS

At the last state land board sale
at Helena, M. J. RAIDER bid in the
IS " SEA 36-35-Siws west Kevin
field at rs cents per acre.
Robert G. Heskett secured the
NhSEA and SEHSEA 16-11N-
STE, 120 acres, Wibaux county, at
rs cents.
Ross Engle bid in all of Section
16-13N428E, Petroleum county.
near the Rattlesnake Butte test,
at rs cents.
In each case royalty of 121a
per cent is retained by the state.
to be paid to the state school fund.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
INDEPENDENT

the first "a hours and continued to
swab at the rate Of four barrels
per hour thereafter.
This wefl is In the Big Bend
pool while the Harlan we'll is east
of the town of Cut Bank, seven
miles distant.
Glacier Production Co complet-
cd Matiaer Unit No. 4, Sc NWA
SEH S6-S5-5W as a 1900, ,OOO-foot
gas well at 1882 feet. The Ellis
was at 257S.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
nIvInENn DECLARED

BUTTE - Announcement was
made by the Montana Power
Co that the regular quarterly divi-
dend of $3.50 per share on its
outstanding preferred stock, Sc SER
les. has been declared, payable Nov.
/ to stockholders of record at
the close of business on Oct. II.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
WOULD PATENT CLAIMS

Clara Tilton of Woodside has fill
cd application in the Great Falls
land office to purchase the Barnard
lode mining claim of 1855 acres
IN Section S2, Twp. In, Rg. 7W,
paying $50. She also offered to pay
1920 to purchase the Main chance
lode, Red Mountain lode, Atlantic
lode and Purchase lode of 6s.7s7
acres, in sections 81 and 80, same
township and range.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
GASOLINE TAX Up

The state five-cent per gallon
gasoline tax brought in S697, 3s5. O5
during August 30 set an aM-time
record, according to the state board
OF equalization. Last August's tax
total was $627 1887. The tax
brings the state approximately
$4,000. 600 annually.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-10-08
NEW CORPORATION

Iron Rod Gold Mining company OF
Silver Bow county. Incorporators,
who plan to carry on general min
ing developments are S. J. and
John Bukvich, J. T. Farrow and
w. ]. Kennedy, all of Butte. Capital
stock is listed at 100000 in two
million shares at par value of five
cents.