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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES FOR SALE OR FOR RENT ARE
suits sTRoUP REALTY Randolph s7oo.
WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS
data i4T hoqis sna large 1T snail ans shs
CORP Woodward Bldg. care Mr.. Drain.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR CoLORED OR
white property. Prompt settlement. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO, 915 New York ave.
NV. National 7416. 7'
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
spck oplck.d houses; to IL rooms white or
Eves Eve and and sun. sun e IA. e58ss.' e58s- if'n 81 NV
6 TO 10 RMS, D c. ONLY. ALL CASH
net. Jmmediate action. No .dilly -dsllying
:; A, dARvEY Dl; ss66s 4Sos, l126 VT. ave.
white or colored. any condition; Z. A.
BARRY. 1907 II st. NV. ME. 2025.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
Old D { houses, no commission. MRS
KERN. 2632 Woodley pl NV. co. 2675.
LARGE HOUSE m VICINITY OF DUPONT
cets CT o0's EDW 's s. coIE%AN sSsI L0 Ma a' sss
HAVE PURCHASER FOR 6-RM BRICK
house. with ami; located in white sec
tion. near Dupont Circle. T. j. LANE,
CALI, WAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUY
Nra1n ers Of D. C, property; Over one
mlllion doiars worth bought In 1910.
Leg S@Ps n. afsSR fssESRRNsTE1N & CO. ME. 54oo.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
brick large or small condition immaterial.
r. a HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Rssltor. Ma osTs.
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MY COUNTRY ESTATE, ON 500 FT. OF
water front, at w. Annapolis; 103 acres,
within, minutes drive to, Naval Academy
g59Snds main has
on place, all completely and nicely fur
nished; gas, electricity, fine drinking wa
all kinds abundance of shrubbery. large
wharf and boathouse: an opportunity sel-
dom offered. NJ SOLMSON, care Elk s
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COLORED-743 4th ST. NW.-6 ROOMS.
bath. elec running water on 3 floors;
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
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S10,650.

Brand-new, 6-room, 2-bath brick home
with built-in garage, on an s6-ft. lot in
one of Washington's incest Northwest
suburban areas. A full sized. complete
modern home. Very easy terms NAV be
arranged. Call Mr. HOWE, Emerson 1858
if no answer, call National OS56.
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is DENWOOD AVE.

44O2 9TH ST. NV
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. oil burner, g
car garage; redecorated; $50.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 I4th ST NV DI 1896
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
bungalow with 2 rms. finished in attic;
in new-house condition inside and out !;
attractive corner lot: priced low: easy
terms. Open and lighted daily till
3 pm.
Other bungalows in this delightful
section woopR1pSE q sSe SSi REALTY CO.
1881 r. l. Ave NE. NO. 1908.
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5608 MOORLAND LANE,
EDGEMOOR

A beautiful home. framed amid towering
oaks, priced for quick sale. 1st floor: Huge
living rm., solarium. dining rm., kit,
dinette, buffers pantry and Law md floor:
bedrms., . baths. 3rd floor: bedrms
and bath. Trade consid. Subj. $4,000
1st trust.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
ME. 1875. SH 45I7
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2 NEW APT. BLDGS.
APARTMENT RITYS

New. modern, n ". corner, detached
II units; reduced rent: nearly SO, 900 yrly
Price S47.5OO; good terms
Close downtown: freproof apt. over
$40 rms, 40 baths. rentals. now 100000
which are much in demand. Price. $3.50. 900
Well financed About $4,000 cash REQ.
3-NW.. new. modern. fireproof. corner
apt. nearly 90 units; reduced rentals. S55,-
600 yrly.; all occupied; very economical to
operate. Priced $3.50. 900: reasonable terms
very best downtown section: new
over 100 units: will yield well over 2OE
net on $4,000 cash required
s. large. modern fireproof apts.. re-
garded as the best in Washington repre-
which can be sold on very good terms to
responsible party
Others From $50. 900 TO 50. .OOO. 600
Since 1919 for Investment Properties See
ANTON KOERBER,
ynn1
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

LARGE AIRY Ar APT. 18th AND K
n.w.-Fine investment. Sacrifice. Emer-
son 47S5.
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rooms, bath. gas and cleo; large lot;
near trans; nice section of Hyattsville;
S20O cash S35 per month to include taxes
Evenings. WA. 6325 or WA 5993.
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81 ALLISON ST. NE. JUST NORTH
Soldiers Home)-New duplex aptS., ,
rooms, kitchen. bath. with porches and
yard, oil heat. h. W, gas and elec. fur
nished; S49.50. Keys in Apt. No. L.
Other ants available III o434
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I0Wo n %. n. W. NdIIUIIaI -,fo
INVESTORS. ATTENTION!

Have several apis. of ?. 3. and 8
units each. Best location Of Silver Spring
and Takoma Park Priced TO yield excel
lent return on small amount invested.
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.
S63o ColeSViile Rd Shepherd 1882
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Z RMS. 2 BATHS. OIL HEAT.

It1f<k1's q o1A 11N1, OA1I xx11x Z :
Chevy Chase, D. C.-Modern detached
brick, bedrms.. finished attic, mod. kit;
newly dec; S10O. DIXIE REALTY CO,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERLEY. WILSON & WEAVER,
ATTORNEYS for Petitioner.

United States dor the District of Co
lpmSia he matter q F6EDERIGH
National Bank Of washington. a National
Banking Association. 1896 New York Ave-
nue. Northwest washington, .. C
Young, Receiver Of the Commercial Ma
tional Bank of Washington. duly verified
and fled herein on the oath day OF
re6Tqafry r 124l "a iG and It appearing xoD to the
Of the Commercial National Bank Of
Washington, a National Banking Associa-
ton. appointed on the 18th day Of May
troier ti Of the the currency Of y the @ 61ited
States and as such Receiver has taken
possession OF the assets OF the sald
AND IT FURTHER APPEARING to the
o9q1 o 5e na de bS TTsn 81 ne h
sag FredeTiek J Young Receiver stors-
mends the consummation Of the trans
AND TT FURTHER APPEARING that the
said Frederick J. Young. Receiver afore-
chase that parcel Of real estate situate in
bia, described as Lot % in the combination
Of lots in Square 223 made by the Com
mercis National Bank B OF washington 4in ss S
OF the records in the once Of the Surveyor
OF the District of Columbia, with i'm
provements thereon known as the Com
mercial National Bank Building, for the
sum of S550,00O 90, the purchaser having
paid as a deposit the sum of s., 10000
and having zSge agreed to pay the further
ratification OF the sale by this honorable
Court, and the balance of S540,000.00 to
be paid on the date of conveyance; that
from the total purchase price of $3.50
10000 the amount Of S16.600.O0 will be
deducted BY ths Title Company or The
settlement is made and paid to James
Strayer as a commission for effectinE the
sale, and that taxes rents, insurance, and
other related charges. if any. are to be
adjusted as of the date of the sale. il Is
by the Court this 2sth day Of February.
ORDERED. that the said offer be &C.
cepted and the said sale approved by the
Court unless cause be shown to the con-
trary or a better offer or offers of at
said offer Of $3.50. 90 be received by
the said Frederick j. Young at the ONCE
of the Receiver Of the Commercial Ma
fore the. goth day Of March. 1871, at
12 O'Clock noon, provided copy of this
order be published three times In The
Evening Star and the Washington Post.
and once in the Washington Law Re
porter. at least ten (1O) days prior to
FURTHER ORDERED. that the order
nisi entered herein February 25, l941, be
and i is oy hereby vacated. T. ALAN
true COPY. Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART,
Clerk. By ELEANOR e. JOBE. Assistant
Clerk. mh1,3,A.
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J RMS. REFRG.. $50.
UNUSUAL VALUE.

CHEVY CHASE d. C.-Center-han modern
kitchen, bedrooms. . large tile baths;
oil heat; redecorated throughout; garage;
large fenced yard; beautiful trees. WO.
4733, LESLIE D MEASELL. 1927 Eye st.
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With a brook and view; priced under
$4,000: detached Dutch Colonial white
painted brick house. close-in D. c.: 2 large
bedrooms, . closets in each; living room,
dining room, kitchen. built-in garage: close
to transportation and stores: easy terms
Call Mr.. Kessbey. Emerson 5979. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN
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10 TO 80 ACRES, SOME THLABLE,
woods. streams; $50 per acre. DOROTHY
4. SHULTz, broker, $40 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Shepherd 64S5.
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ANTON KOERBER.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

1901 18th St. NV. National 67se.
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S10,950.
PANORAMIC VIEW.

This lovely. new brick home in the
close-in nv. contains Z nice size bed
living room with fireplace, bright CHEEKY
dining room. modern kitchen, full base
sits on a large LOT with an abundance
of trees and shrubs. From the front
door there is an unobstructed view for
30 miles of the surrounding hills and
valleys. Only a few blocks from one-fare
Transportation. Truly, this is a dream
house for some one. Call Mr.. Shorthand
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3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH; H-W.H.,
yard; S45 1852 Brentwood rd. DU. 6s17.'
IFS 18th ST Sc, APT. NEW SEPT,
1910. Duplex , beautiful lge. rms. k,
b, dinette, scrnd. pch and yard; storage:
oil heat and h.w. furn. only S47.50. See
occupant. or phone DI. 2434, So pm.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED@ONE ACRE OR MORE OF
wooded land, not more than seven miles
east or southwest of Capital Box 26M
Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

. ROOMS, UNFURN,, KIT. BATH; SoE X1CIN' ;,IN
ity nth and Col. rd. maximum' ooo Hio'
with utilities Box 100-L, Star.
COUPLE WITH TWO GROWN CHILDREN IN
desire furnished apt. in exchange !of
services Adams 764O, before pm. .
QUIET UNFURN. APT. BY BUSINESS
woman: pvt. ent. and gsrden; lnaed 9tU- ~
Box 15-M, Star
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CALL RANDOLPH $40,

COLORED-NEAR 9TH AND FLORIDA
ave. n.e.-6-room and bath brick, S4 $50;
terms.
CALL RANDOLPH $500.
CoLoRED-3515 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV,
Unusual bargain: six large rooms, mod
ern automatic heat. inclosed sleeping
porch, 2-car garage, full cellar, paruuet
floors: condition excellent; vacant Open
Sunday till $50; cheap at $1,000; terms
can be arranged Don't miss this one.
JAMES E. SCOTT. Exclusive Agent,
I'll Florida Ave NV DE 1914 Sc
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SALE OR RENT, 6-RM. HOUSE, u BATH,
"a acre ground, Falls Church. Call MR..
McCUE. DI $3.50
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STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED

STORE WANTED ABOUT 1000 so T,
any section, mostly storage Give address
and lowest rental. Box 23-M, Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY TS-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished Z rms bath, lge. recreation room,
maids rm.. bath; $3.50. NO. O239. 4
ARLINGTON 923 SOUTH Goth ST.-5-
room modern home. freshly decorated. beau
tifully furnished; oil heated: S15.
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THE COTTON,
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFuR.

3400 I4th ST.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; can be used for office also.
REFINIsHED 4-RM, BATH, PORCH ,GA66
Everything incl, S37 so; furnished; "a 7rn .2u;
- on Hermitage ave. 1st st. past bos
Cabin Inn; go to house on right.
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BUILT BY MASTER BUT: :pFRs

sfSbo6-iN CHEW CHASE. D c.
first-hcor bedroom and bath. large living
and dining rooms kitchen. . large bedrooms
and bath on second floor. childs room on
master bedroom large storage room. space
for rec. rm.. lsvatory and shower in base
ment, ample closet snace. det garage. oil
with vi PETlrzEL. Dt aio6: eyes, EM a5sa
wooDRIDGF-NEwB BRICK BUNGALOWS.
SAMPLE. 3l0a Monroe st. ne. rms, bath,
finished attic. oil air-conditioned heat.
Price Ss $50 up Out r. I ave ne. to
Monroe ST.. right m Monroe TO home.
VIM. R. TEOROWGOOD.
o004 r Ave NE Decatur n31-
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REAL VALUE

In Arlin gton. Brsnd-new brick. e spacious
rooms, = baths large closets. kitchen large
enough for breakfast set, screened porch
garage, recreation space 6S-ft lot Must
be sold to settle estate Only 50 900: S.
600 cash. Chestnut 1898 til pm.
LINCOLN PARK-S5, ,450.
Brick, semi-det. 8 large rooms, oil heat
garage: easy terms. Don't miss this one"
MR. GOLDBERG MA 1914
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403 TAYLOR STREET,
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

Detached brick house 2 yrs. old;
rooms. . baths; Frigidaire, oil heat: built
IN garage; all modern conveniences; con-
venient to stores and transportation;
S7450 monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO.
Q11 New York ave NV. National C416.
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FARMS WANTED,

30 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, IN MARY
land, within 10 to Is miles from District.
Box 442-H. Star
WANTED-FARM ON SHARES
Crop with own equipment: would be as
caretaker: Montgomery County preferred.
Box 1911, Star.
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NEAR ST GABRIELS.
&C CS0 buys this attractive brick 2
po,Soo lovely rms "A bedrms), bath:
auto heat, 2-car garage, Frigidaire, etc:
completely reconditioned; terms.
LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO, Me. 54oO.
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1871 Goth ST. y BLOCK CONN. AVE-
Large room, . exposures. done in soft
green; large dressing room. modern Kitchen
ha+ ShnuPr G4S
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NEAR 10th AND K SITS. NE.
rooms, in fine condition; garage; emer-
gency sale; S5.250 Investors attention.
For appt call MIR. PECK. DI. 3346, WAPLE
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WE INVITE
COMPARISON.
1919 HOLBROOK ST. NE.

HEAT, HOT WATER FURN
Apt. 1-2 lge. rms. kit. dinette, bath,
porch; nr. shopping. trans; S47 80. Open.
CHARLES REALTY CO., ma. 1856.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

corner apartment, 2-family apt: 5 r., b.
turn. own heat; S42.5O. MA. 9724.
50S1a 9th ST NE.
Rooms and Bath. $3.50.
sI5 East Capitol St Lincoln O12a
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us LAWRENCE NE-6 R, B, H-W.H.,
refg., $50.
2s Seaton pl. n.w.-5 r, b.. S31 80.
1011 S. Carolina s.e.-6 r, b.. $40.
1914 Conduit rd.-4 r. yard toilet.
EDMUND NJ OSULLIVAN,
140I Eve st NV National 7S4S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

TRUSTEES SALE BRICK BLDG, STORE
dwelling: sacrifice; suitable wholesale. re-
tail. DINOWTTZ co. MA 6717 e.
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NEAR GA. AVE AND DELAFIELD PL. NV.
$4,000. rooms, bath, auto. hot--water
heat. Two poTches; lovely basement, ga.
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC. DI 3346.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14

The thing NOT be done apparently followed the
Journals appeal oil producers organize to get IN
if believe reports that not less than FIVE ndd
a producers approached Canadian authorities with proposals to
furnish crude None of them succeeded-as might be
expected Had FIFTY individuals tried their chances would nave
been lessened by inverse ratio
Had one gone representative of 100 of the
operators evidence authority enter into
furnish given of crude the probability OF success
would greater Even had he failed at tins time
the industry prepared advantage of
tuny may the future The further possibility IS once
considerable volume of production organized into central
agency agency step and create opportunity
field has known for its Clone wolves since the
Of production least the days when
refinery built Sunburst to relieve the most serious stu
alton in history of the field Among sockmen Clone
wolf that hamstrg calves and yearngs and gets by
remarkably we'll time but invariably he ends with has
hide adjoining manepiece Heroic early Kelvin history seemed
the lone wolves who hamstrng pioneer Montana rens TO g
nickel barrel afforded by the Canadian market Wha
idea then apparently resulted IN setting up
Kelvin for the profitable operation of reneres in
the year nineteen hundred and nnonor at least
after the pes OF the tankamonh producers nave Dee
hung to dry.
producers today have market, but not
of the kindness of fairy godmOthe Instead they took
awful whipping to CREATE their market Had they refused
comparatively had they refused to BUY their markets
by taking temporary LOSSES Cut Bank producers today would be
selling of oil per lease If there is who doubts
statement let him divide the 194l production into the 1881
market. ,
Gone with theory of paernaism in the oil
industry Buyers of oil have moral other responsibility Tor
livelihood Inc lone WoVes
of the fraternity established that rule There
responsible operators Kelvin field who know the history OF other
fields producers associations have made possible the survival
of Independents These responsible operators would be glad to
association which would be powerful enough to com
nand market crude But long unamed few
are biting improbable that they will ever take
the getting together Those who have tried to 90 some
thing about past the dangers However, 1t Will be
grave least few Kelvin producers do not prepare
to put up increased markets during the present year
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14

Mrs. Jones called up TO sag she
couldn't meet you downtown this
morning.
Well, that's a wait off my mind.
Please. sir. might 1 have to-
morrow afternoon off"
"Ah, yes; your grandmother
suppose?"
first parachute jump
e
What color dress will you wear
1--WE supposed to wear something
to match our boy friends hair, so
I'll wear black. What will you
wear?"
Il don't think I'll go. My boy
friends bald"
who invented necking?"
King Solomon He took the
Queen of Sheba into the banquet
hall and fed her wine and hector. 81"
II don't like you heart action.
You've had some trouble with An
gina Pectoris."
You're partly right, doctor, only
that afn't her name"
Good morning; would you like to
buy some insect powder?
No; / have no use for the stuff.
Good. Then I'll take that room
you're advertising.
Inside or outside room, SIR?
Inside, I reckon; looks like rain.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14

Robber: Don't be scairt, lady, all
want is your money.
old Maid: "Oh. go away! You're
inst like all other men"
Did you say your girls legs
were without equal?"
no: I said they know no paral-
lei
The patter OF tiny feet was heard
from the head OF the stairs. The
nroud mother raised her hand,
warning the members of her bridge
club to be silent.
Hush she said softly, the
children are going to deliver their
goodnight message. 1t always gives
me a feeling OF reverence to hear
them Listen."
Mama came the message in a
shrill whisper. Willie found a bed
bug
The girl about to travel alone
was warned about talking to strange
men At the station the conductor
asked.
where are you going?"
ITO Detroit" she answered, so
he put her on the Detroit train.
AS the train pulled out she look
ed out and said: "Ha. ha! fooled
him that time. I'm going to Chi
cago."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14

bi9 company representative was
visitor i'm our office last week to compile
data on Montana oil and gas fields. While
we are not at liberty to quote him we
were keenly interested in all that he SAID
about Montana and its future as an oil
producing state. One by one he checked
over the oil and gas producing fields and
discussed the depth of drilling. He was
thinking in terms of DEEP DRILLING.
He seemed astOnished to learn that
there had been no more deep drilling.
The petroleum industry at large at the
moment is fully informed about the CEDAR
Creek anticIine on which an S,1OO-fOoC
well was drilled and where a proposed
II ,OOO-fOOt well is now drilling. This
gentleman was surprised TO find that
there had been no other wells drilled
to this depth. The industry at large
does not regard a 1O,OOO-fOOt well as
deep test There are more than $50
wells IN the Gulf Coast that have passed
1000 feet and the drilling of 10000
foot well is commonplace, ne said.
After checking over the State of Mon
tana he expressed surprise that oil OPP
orators should choose the place of deep
est drilling to test the Devonian. He
said that the industry at large recognizes
that the DevOn1an Is uniformly present
throughout the DalxOtas and Montana and
nOrthward into Canada to the Arctic cir
acle. along the East face of the Rocky
Mountains. But why oil operators should
choose the deepest drilling to be found
anywhere in Montana as the place TO
drill Devonian tests is hard to under
stand, he said.
He looked at the map of BOwdOin
dome in northeastern Montana with great
interest and he smiled and shook his
head when we checked up the acreage
contained in the lowest contour of Bow
dOin dome to discover that this structure
covers 5000 square milestone million,
nine hundred thousand acres.
With oil operators working on princi-
pies of geology and with a structure OF
such vast proportions to serve as trap
or traps for Accommodations of oil, 1t
seems impossible, he said, that BOwdOin
has been overlooked in this day when
oil operators of the nation are drilling
as much as $4,000 I'm search of new
producing horizons. Vet no deep well
has ever been drilled on Bowdoin. The
greatest producing horizons i'm this north
Rocky Mountain region are pointed out
by the Turner Valley field. These great
est horizons are not above but BELOW
the top of the big lime" Yet no well
has been drilled, nor has there been any
geOphysical prospecting to determine To-
al "highs" on this vast BowdOin dome.
No lesser authority than the United
States Geological Survey viii certify 10
the presence of an oil seep on Bowdoin
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14

the vaIue of gas produced The value
of gas totals approximately $7,141 BOB,
bringing the total yield of MOntana's oil
and gas fields to S114,69S.31O.
In working up these totals we could
not resist dividing that total by eight,
TO determine the landowners share OF
that oil. The figure is ia, S37, 2SS. That
means that more than fourteen millions
of dollars have remained In the hands
of the owners of the lands else their
assigns, known as royalty owners. Glanc-
ing back over the history of Montana
from its inception, we doubt that tdle
dividends of any other line of endeaVor
I'm Montana during that same time have
been as great The Montana oil indus
try has paid dividends in the disburse-
ment of millions of dollars OF profits TO
the stockholders of producing companies
but we doubt that the dividends PAID
have equaIed the amount of the land
owners royalties.
We have been buying Montana oil roS-
aIties for a relatively small group OF
investors for the past nineteen years,
which is virtually the span of CONNER
ciaI oil production. We have many times
felt discouraged because Of adverse mar
kets and because this state lacked the
great Qushers of Iraq or Iran or Argen-
tine or other distant places. But when
we talked with this visitor from the
Nidcontinent we had a new impression
of our surroundings. We felt thrill
In the fact that we are here in Montana
with a fair working knowledge OF the
geology of the state, ahead of the greater
development program that is at hand.
We believe that the production of this
$4,000, 900 worth of OIL resulting from
more or less hit-Or-miss development, Is
merely an indication of what is coming
with arrival of geOphysics for discover
ing and of rotary drilling for prospecting
and of acidization and other improved
production technique to be applied 10
HUNDREDS of potential new pools. We
believe that present producing fields,
without exception. viii be drilled deeper
and will in all probability produce ten
fold the S17, 600, 900 yield OF the Gre
taceous and Jurassic formations.
After the big fields of California and
the MidcOntinent are all exhausted, the
North Rocky Mountain region, includ-
ing Wyoming Montana and Alberta, viii
have enough oil to care for the needs
of the continent for many generations.
We are fortunate enough to be here
at a time when we can capitalize devel-
Opment which we know is coming.
We are glad we are in Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-06-14
WE BELIEVE

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS haze been definitely, pro,
zen indispensable in Montana Every qfldcat should
haze both Madison and DeUondn highs detern"-
ed bv reflection seismograbh before drilling begins
DEEPER DRILLING is essential to qwite the real his
tory of the Montana oil industry. The major
source of Montana petroleum is in formations BE-
LOW THE BIG LIME Abandonment Of 7OeHS at
the Madison contact is 7VdSte OF money A0aH-
donment of qucHS at the Cat Greek horizon IS stu
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