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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-23
kelvin FIELD
lcontlnued from Paae Onel

t$14,4o0oOo. against a return of
s46.167.O36. less S5.770,S79 paid
I 10 royalty owners showing that
the field has been highly profitable
/ to competent operators.
The average yield per well drill
ed is $25.G4S. This average applies
to not only producers but also to
Some of the wells drilled in 1922
are stili On production.
Figuring one well to five acres,
the 1870 wells drilled (including
six in 1900 have drained 5000
acres, the average yield Of which
is 4.0SS barrels per acre, giving a
return of S5.129 per acre. Gas pro-
duct.on is not figured in this re-
covery. although many of the 1900
wells produced and are producing
gas in commercial quantities.
Kevin-Sunburst hit its peak of
production in 1926. with a produc-
tion Of 6,457,217 barrels. worth
$7,595,005. II went down to
1.1S5.935 barrels in 1893 and was
definitely on the wane except for
the development Cd the science of
acidisation which jumped the pro-
duction in 1894 by nearly 100000
barrels without new drilling. EN-
bCldened by the magic OF acid, sew
eral new pools have been discovered
by operators who established that
b~st results from acid were found
on the flanks OF the structure.
Thus the important high gravity
pool west OF Kelvin, also the Rim
Rock pool north of Kelvin. were de-
5eioped
Kev.n-Sunburst market outlets
have only slightly increased, with
its major production going to In
ternational Refining Co. at Sunburst
and Big West at Kelvin. An outlet
for some crude was provided last
year by Producers Refining Co.,
through the Socony-Vacuum con
tract by which oil is run through
the Glacier Production refinery at
Cut Bank The 500-barrel Treasure
State refinery at Shelby provided
some outlet, although it has been
running largely on Cut Bank crude
As a result. Kelvin operators have
been selling about 80 per cent OF
rated potential during the past
year. Ohio Oil company. as a mex
ample, has "A producing wells in
the field but is pumping only "a
of them.
international Refining company
has greatly increased the through
put of its Sun3urst plant but the
increased runs represent Cut Bank
for the most part.
Since Cut Bank operators have
been responsible for the large pro-
gram of refinery expansion, Kelvin
producers stand to profit only by
the generally improved market sit
uation.
There are 1851 wells in the field
capable Of producing oil in com
merical quantities. OF these about
200 are shut in. The producing
wells had an average yield Of A.
barrels per day in 1899.
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TOOLE COUNTY
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
T'ooie County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

AsSAUNMENT OF hV1ALEh
g r. Gallogiy 10 John g. Enmert IL
OF 10 on WiWl - EAEl 2S-3B2 West
G. f. Gailogly 10 Frank 4. schmidt
IA OF 10 on wlWi =. E5EA 2s-36-2W.
G T.. GallOgly 70 james Lce Is Of 80
on wiwl = E3El 2s.:6.2 West
g. T. GallOgly 10 II. C. Peck Is 81 10
ON w8Wi y E3Ea 2S-a62 West.
o. T. GaiiOgly 10 j. A. Harrington x
ETA NJ Harrington Is ~ IL ON VIVA
- EfE} 2S.G2 West.
ou SW tSWt = NW4NEl Z. EANWi NW4
NW4 $. N&NW3 ElNEt Q, NEl N1SE3
NElSW3 1875 West,
g. =. Gailogly 10 John =. Henson
E5E5 2S:si-2 West.
r. o Rleckhoff 10 Angelo Outlet Is
~ r. ga SWl 3 NW3 1922 . West
PIPE LINE BASEMENT
CIV wiv IaGVi g ss s " Vest Sd''A'O' '''
Carrie Blumherg et al. TO Citizens Gas
Co. NBSEsSwi or . West
ASSIGNMENT or FRANCHISE
shelby on Gas Co. 10 Citizens Gas
Co.. shelby municifal gas franchise.
CoNTHACT FOR DEED
nrucr !. Cinitn7 % {. 4. Alcorn VIZ
AssIGNME>r or rRANcWsE
citizens ,iaS a. IS Great Northern
ltiiilies Co ~hrlhr cas- Franchise
WARRANTY DEED
f9f1cns COS Go. fo Grcat Northern
tu'lfes 60. Lot r. h3k l. shelby First
Addition
r. W iIaworih Go simon 4 Sundhy &
Martha Surdhy Tract ,ox20ST in ~
SEtSW4 2'-a9 West
HIANkET ASSIGNMENT or
ROYALTIES a RENTALS
Erwin Ber~cr TO land flank Commits
.ionrr NFt NWl SHIt West
FARM LEASE
r Main 20 Ida e. Howell NiNE3.
r. Si3SW4 SfEl NW1sE4 i-g5-1 East
ANIMAL REPORT
vi consin Montana OH Co. 10 The
pebble
GRAY peclopm, Co to The Public.
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Midway Well
Drilling Deeper

Revival of activity in the district
between Kelvin and Cut Bank fields,
where high gravity oil and gas
has been found at widely separated
points. is again being talked. Work
resumes this week on the Lund-
Dahl No. well, c SEA NWA
35-35-4W, which has been small
production for more than a year. 1t
will be drilled deeper in an effort
TO make it commercial. Two and
possibly three other wells are con-
templated in the drilling program
in this area during the present year,
together with a possible test of the
Turner Valley horizon at the Cas-
siry-Phoenix No. 1 in Section rs
2h-AW
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Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers
REFTNERIEs ExcELL NIAGIC1ANs

modern petroleum refiner in the art Of
whatever eventually ne
mysdy his audience The reiner merely pous IN
oil and variety OF
utterly different in appearance from the original ma
the Of company which operates four petroleum
buysfr
mate products
different
Of types
asphals
greaes specialtes
oils.
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Eight Other
Wells Working

Eight other wells were drilling
this week, one was completing and
one was being plugged and aban-
doned. The completing well is
PrevOI- & Shea-GOvernment No. 3,
Sc NWH SWA 11-35-3W. 1t
found the lime contact at 1882 dry.
Drilling continued into the lime
and at 1912 found a showing of
oil. At the next "break" at 1S45
water appeared and it was plugged
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Wildcat Test
Fixing Pipe

Parrent-HOlbrOOk No. 1, c SW a
NEA 2-36-3W, a wildcat well on
the north slope of the field, found
it necessary to pull the 6-inch cas-
ing which was damaged during a
fishing job. The hole bottoms at
1445.
SuperiOr-Haugen No. 3. C NEA
NEA 11-35-3W, is drilling at 1925
after having had a showing of oil
at 1894 to 1910, in the Sunburst
sand.
ToOles-3lumberg No. 1. NE
NEA NEA 32-S5-SW, is drilling
at $50 feet having spudded on
March 8.
BeardsIee-Swears No. Ii, Gel
sEA NWA 9-35-2W, is drilling
at $50 feet.
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back to 1916 where it was shot
with 40 quarts of nitro glycerin
and it will be treated with 500 gal
Ions of hydrochloric acid
Coolidge & Coolidge. having re-
Gently purchased a new Fort Worth
spudder, are preparing to make sew
eral new locations in the Sunburst
sand pool. on the Shaw and State
leases.
Day-HaIter No. 1, c NEA SEA
17-35-2W is drilling at 14O.
Morton-Shaw-Ell ingsOn No. .,
SW NEA NW4 23-35-3W. is
drilling at 112O
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IN THE NATTER OF HELEN

BUETTNER, Applicant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Helen Buettner has filed in the above
entitled Court a Petition praying for an
order changing her name TO Helen
Haugen, and that Wednesday. the 3rd
day OF April. A. d. 1a40 at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day, in the
court room of the above entitled court
at the Court House, in the city of
Great Falls Cascade County. Montana.
has been appointed as the time and place
for hearing said petition. when and
where any person Interested may appear
and show cause why such petition should
not he granted and at any time before
such hearing. objections may be filed
by any person who can, in such ohiec-
lions. show good reason against such
change OF name.
Dated this list day Of March, A. d.
1870 .
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
Rv II. J. SKINNER. Deputy Clerk.
COURT SEAL1
Date Of first publication March .
1910 Ok
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OPERATORS

pecting 10 find the Devoniau below
the Kootenai sands He said Of the
source OF the oil he expected to
find in north Montana:
Collection or oil
THE making OF oil. no dou0t,
occurred about The time OF the De-
vcnian period or, when the Devon
ian limestone was making. Sand
acts ms reservoir in the accumu-
laiion and the Colorado shales be-
ing impervlous act as a sealer or
retainer over the sands making a
Theoretically sealed reservoir. The
oil and gas will be forced up the am
feline by specific gravity Otl be-
ing lighter than water, will natur-
ally be forced on top OF the water
into the higher planes of the an
ticllne
He based bis conclusions on the
Athabasca tar sands He said OF
the Devonian sands. in the lower
Cretaceous
These sands compare with the
TAR sands in Manitoba and Al
berta. which underlie the clear wa
ter shales and the same horizon
as the lower Colorado shales com
prise. The sands underlying the
clear water shales are assigned 10
the Dakota sands by Mcconnell, on
logolithic and stratgraphical evil
dence.
Omitted Madison Lime
These sands (Dakota) rest on
the Deyon.an limestone and occur
in the same condition as the sands
of the Kootenai formation. which
outcrop on the edge of the creta-
ceous in Manitoba and there they
consist OF a homogeneous mass Of
tar cemented sands of coarse grit
and gravel, and vary in thickness
from 40 10 22O feet. and the shale
base of the Peace River section at
Athabasca, in Alberta, are assigned
to the Colorado shales OF northern
central Montana and comprise 1900
feet Of shale and sandstone"
study OF the Campbell report
shows that he expected to get pro-
duction in the Devonian or in the
sands everything the Devonlan, when
he started started the Kelvin well
He made no reference to Madison
lime and in fact stated that 'imme-
diately underlying the Colorado
shales is the Kootenai formation
which formation rests uncomform-
ably on limestones of the Devon
ian.
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Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office Great Falls. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that lease Of
the oil and gas deposits In Lot >, Sec.
u. T. 32N., X. 33E r. NJ, DOS acres.
In the BOwdoin gas field, Montana. is
Offered 10 the responsible qualified bid
der Of the highest bonus per acre
pursuant Co the provisions Of section II
nf the leasing act Of February -. 1920
al stat 43Tl as amended. at the roy
atty rate scale in the lease fora shown
in Circular 1856. at a sale 10 he held
In the office ~ the Register Of the
district land office nj Great Falls Mon
tana, az 1000 o'clock, A. NJ on April 4.
1910 The successful bidder will he re-
sale a certified check on solvent bank,
or cash for one fTfh ~ the bid. and file
showing Of qualifications 10 receive
the lease. required by section T. OF
General Land office, Circular 1885 The
remaining four flfths OF the amount bid
together with the annual rental In ad
vance, nj the rate OF 500 per acre.
must be paid. and 5000 corporate
surety bond must he furnished prior 10
mi bidder viii also be required 10 re-
imhurse the owner Of the equipment IN
the well on the land for the reasonable
value thereof estimated al 81 JsS The
bidders are warned against violation Of
the provisions Of Sec - Of the United
states Criminal Code. approved March
4, 1909 prohibiting unlawful combination
or intimidation Of bidders. The right
Is reserved to reject any ana all bids
AZ the discretion Of the Secretary 81 the
THos r. CORDIALLY
Date Of first publication. March ?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-23

Magnesium. Flash light powd-
ers and flares are composed Of
magnesium The metal is extreme
ly light and has a possibility in
the airplane field
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CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AM

GAS LEASE, April 10, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the State
Board Of Land Commissioners OF the
State of Montana will receive bids al
Land office in the state Capitol at 800
p. NJ. Wednesday. April 10. 1910 for
oil and gas lease on the following de
scribed land:
Tract Subdi-
No. vision Sec TWP. Rye. Acres
l. All 80 3GN 1E GO
This Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
NANITA B. SHERLOCK,
Secretary, State Board Of
Land Commissioners. Helena
Montana
Date OF first publication, Marco o.
1910. II
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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CHOUTEAU COUNTY
ny ChOuteaR County Abstract CO.
PORT BENTON. MONTANA
ROYAITY DEED

OFT And GAS LEASE
Rosa 4 Mclean tn e. T. kOpser =
SW3 S1NEl 81. SlNWl SWs .i2-21-3. va
Il 2j-3
ROYALTY DEED
Edwin T. Peterson. Jr to Elizabeth
" Murray I iG 81 r. NBNE3 23-@6-3
Same 10 Martie May Grcca ct al IL
OF ~ NsNEl - 2G-S
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF HELEN
BUETTNER FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO HELEN HAUGEN
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FOR sALE-26 and % Star Machines,
steel frames, bOilers-equipment In
Well Co, GO Eustis St ST. Paul.
MINI. S-2-d
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LIBERTY COUNTY
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Is.imar A Raw 10 Paul G. Ray S7Aeo
SlwtNE3 Il N3wlSw4 9-35-GE-
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THOS. r. CORBALLY.
Magnesium.

Date Of first publication. March 2.
1910 81
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SEND a CONTRIBUTION TO
THE SUNBURsT BADGER
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pecting to find the Devoniau below
the Kootenai sands. He said OF the
source OF the oil he expected to
find in north Montana:
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CHRISTIAN

F1rst-Srd and Ann streets. James
Lawson, BID, minister. Sunday
school 9:45. George B. Canady, act
ing superintendent. Morning Wor-
ship II. Sermon: The Primary Task
Of the Church." Evening worship 8.
Sermon: Thou Art The Christ"
The minister will preach at both
services today. Beginning Monday,
Rev. Newton J. Robinson, pastor Of
the Hillyer Memorial Christian
church, Raleigh, will begin a two
week series of revival services at
this church. Services will be held
each evening at 8. Members and
friends of the church are urgel to
be present Monday night to greet our
visiting minister on this his first ap-
pearance in our city. The public is
cordially invited to attend all the
services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
CATHOLIC

St. Mary's-Masses on Sunday at
7. 9, and 1920. Masses during the
week at 7 o'clock. Holy hour first
Friday at Z a. m.
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n~ronootin, a. funeral at sea instead
Of a fight" ~ "e.n,
Golden will be reading the entlre
story in about an hour, I'd say.
i,,st filed a yarn that'l leave him
49,. Nth exhaustion when it hits
the streets"
b wasn't far from the truth.
som Golden. a fat little fellow with
a nair of sad brown eyes, paced
hoo1r ond forth and mopped a per-
spring bald spot.
Sam had broken out two bottles
of his best liquor but the half dozen
sports writers who were clotter1ng
I'M his office at the moment didn't
lot m on him for a minute.
Sam stopped his pacing. Il ask you
could T help it, boys? Is 1t my
fault that crazy Duffy Kelso decides
he wants to become a sailor all OF
a. sudden? Is it my fault this dame
falls overheard? Here, Kenny have
another drink"
Ken Bradley, boxing writer for
the Express, growled in his grog
and held his glass out to be replen-
ished.
"Scooped within an inch of our
lives. Every day for a week and
another week to come. And then
this" He tapped the paper con-
tanning Val Douglas story OF her
own rescue. "Sam," he mourned,
we've been jobbed like never be-
fore in our lives"
Don't 1 know it," said Sam. And
then dreamily, "But already I amt
got 800 seats left in the joint. And
they amt coming to e Massini."
A couple news hounds sitting on
his desk snorted. The telephone
rang and one Of them answered.
Sam took it. The party at the
other end had spoken only a half
dozen words when sam Golden went
white as a sheet.
Boys" he gasped, hanging up.
Its awful. They just called from
the gym -. that dope Massini 80.
he just tripped over a dumbell and
sprained his ankle"
To Be Continuei)
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SERIAL STORY
K. Q.
BY JERRY BRONDFIELD S S9sY gHsxrcE ne ne.

observed. nodding toward the port
hole.
Yeah, I'm sure glad" said Pop
And I'm also plenty glad you didn't
take cold or anything. Can't have
YOU going into that ring next week
on crutches."
where's Duffy?" Eddie asked,
looking around. They were alone in
the crews quarters.
It's almost noon. They wanted
YOU to sleep it out and YOU sure
did Just that. You've been pound
in Your ear for a good IA hours
Say, Pop uh ...
Yeah. she snapped out of 1t TOO,
if that's what you're tryin' to say.
She's still in bed, though an
she sent word she'd like to see you
just as soon's You got up and a
to eat"
Eddie got into his clothes n
straight to her cabin. She lay
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CHURCHES
CONTINUED From Page Seven)

a. m. Mr.. H. S. King, superinten'
dent. Morning service II a. m. Ser
mon by the pastor. Casting The
Net on The Right Side of The Ship"
Junior and Senior Loyal Workers
meeting Z p. m. Night service 8 p.
m. The spring revival effort will
start with this meeting. All mem
bers Of the church, and the public
are invited to attend and help out
in this effort to save the lost and
perishing. Service will be held each
night at 8 p. M. through Friday
night.
Come with US and we will do the
good"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14

The Rev. Sturgeon Jay Mayfield,
pastor. Ruth Hall Brown, director
of music and religious education. M.
Chandler Ready, superintendent
adult department. Church school 10
a. m. Glasses for all ages. Morning
worship at 11:15 a. m. Sermon by
the pastor.
-oung Peoples Forum 5 p. m.
Miss Fannie Davis, president will
lead a discussion.
A Vesper service will be held at
6 p. M, and the Community is COR
daily invited to attend all services.
Gregory Community - Monday
Boy Scouts meet at 5 p. m. Tuesday
mid-week prayer meeting 7:3O p. M,
Wednesday Girl Scouts meet at 5 p.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church OF Christ, SclentlSt-
18th and Chestnut streets. Services
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Sub.
ject of Lesson Sermon Are Sin,
Disease and Death Real?" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meetings at s o'clock. At
these meetings may be heard testi'
monials and remarks on Christian
Science.
Reading room in the church edi,
flee where the Bible AMI all author
lied Christian Science literature
NAV be read Of obtained.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all services and to visit the
reading room.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
ONGREGATIONAL

Gregory Community Nun, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
Jolly Juniors To Meet
At Pine Tree Thursday

The Jolly Junior club Of George
Washington Council, JOUAM, will
hold its regular monthly supper
meeting at the Pine Tree on Thurs
day night, it was announced last
night by club officials.
All members of the club are urg-
ed to assemble at the Junior Order
hall not later than $50 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
HOLINESS

Holy Church Of Jesus Chrlst-216
Marstella street. Rev. G. l.. Prid-
gen pastor. sunday school 1920 a.
m. Sunday night services 7:3o p.
M. Young peoples meeting Tuesday
night 1880. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day night 7:30. Ladies Home Mis-
sionary meets Wednesday morn
ing 10 a. m. The public is invit-
ed to attend all services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14

propped up against a couple Of Pill
lows when he entered.
They looked at each other. Hi
look was a little challenging, an6
perhaps a bit reproachful.
She motioned to a chair. "Pleast
sit town." she said in a low voice
I'll stand"
mo" she said firmly. "Sit down
I can talk to you better that way
about what?"
He sat down, facing her.
about what a Ounce I was fol
slapping you last night"
"Oh that"
TITS awful inadequate to tell yor
I'm sorry and it's just as In
adequate to thank you for saving
my life"
She extended her hand. But won't
you let me try?"
He took her hand in his. It was
the first time he had ever touched
her in more than a casual, acciden'
tai fashion. He wondered why he
got the sudden electric shock that
surged through him.
Sure" he said easily. II think
know how you feel. You don't have
to eat crow"
She shook her head. I'm not. . .
I don't think you'd want me to.
But Eddie . why did you do it?
Last night, I mean. Steve Hansen
says he doesn't know how anyone
could live in that sea-"
1--WE were lucky. The ship had
almost stopped and we didn't drift
far"
You haven't answered my ques-
ton"
He shrugged. II don't know. Ask
me again sometime when I've had
a chance to think about It,"
81 WILL" she promised.
by the way, what did we run
into?" he asked.
Some tanker out Of Seattle. Out
side of a couple of plates stove in
nothing serious happened. Well be
able to make port in good shape
tonight. Which reminds me-" she
said thoughtfully. There's nothing
to prevent you from jumping ship
once we get to Prince Rupert. I'm
less we keep you a virtual prisoner
below decks" she added.
What do you mean?"
"Just what l said. Once you and
Duffy and Pop get ashore we won't
be able to keep an eye on you every
second. What's to prevent you from
walking out on us? You could grab
Frisco"
You mean you're giving us our
release if we want it,"
She nodded again. "Why not?
You've earned it, haven't you? Be
sides, we probably can pick UP all
the men we want in Prince Rupert.
Well be in port for a couple of
days, you know. Won't be any trou-
bic at all"
Just like Lincoln freeing the
slaves" he murmured. 'That'n be
a big sacrifice on your part, you
know. What about the stories you're
sending back to your office? You
wouldn't want to give up a good
thing like that, would you?"
Must you rub it in? Why don't
you decide on my offer as 1t
stands?"
Might not Captain Hansen have
something to say about this?"
Steve Hansen will do anything
I say"
That was the trouble in the first
place." he reminded her, getting to
his feet. Now if you don't mind,
I'll go get myself some breakfast"
She was surprised. "Why, I told
them to be sure you ate first, be-
fore coming here"
II didn't" he said. See you lat
err"
1t wasn't until well along in the
afternoon that Steve Hansen would
permit Val to get up. When she
finally came on deck she found Ed
die beating a tattoo on the bag.
There was still l a heavy ground
swell that made any sparring i'm
possible.
Duffy Kelso bit down on his cigar
and jerked his head toward her.
Here mn the eighth plague" he
said to Pop. Sam Golden should
only know how close he come to
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
A SERVICES

Chapel : ON : the = boardwalk =
Wrightsville Beach. Services Tues
day night at 1870 o'clock with the
Rev. Mr.. Turner in charge. Ser
vices April 20 with the Rev. Mr..
Turner in charge. Services April %
with the Rev. Mr.. Ingram in charge.
The Rev. J. Leon Malone will have
charge of services on Tuesday
night, April 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14

Carolina BtaCH CUHIIIuIIIIy-Sun-
day school 10 a. m. J.. B. Taylor,
superintendent, public invited to
attend. Glasses for all ages. Each
class has a separate room. Chris
tan Endeavor meets 1880 p. m.
Preaching 8 p. M, DR.. J. H. Fos-
ter, speaker. Come and bring some
one with you.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-14
SERIAL STORY
CAST OF CHARACTERS

VAL DOUGLAS - girl sports
writer, shipped OF a freighter to
find excitement.
EDDIE CAVALIER - prize
fighter headed for the title, has a
score to settle with Val.
DUFFY kELSO-Cayaher's man
ager.
FRIDAY: When Val is washed
overheard, Eddie plunges III after
her. He fights his way to the GIRL
supports her until a boat is put our
to save them. Back OH the ship.
Eddie aWakens, finds Duffy ana
Grimes anxiously watching him. Inc
girl is all right. Grimes explains.