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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

Sullivan tlissled with both men. They were turned over to police who later released them at Greens request.
 Whitney said he had sent his daughter, Jessica, 10. to a Chicago school four years ago, entrusting her to the care of her aunt. The girl had diabetes and was receiv- ing insulin treatments, he said.
 She died, Whitney charged, be- cause religious advisor persuaded her aunt to discontinue the treat ments and to give her improper food.
 whitney said the ~Kelly-Nash machine hushed up the case" and rejected his demands that the aunt and her religious advisor be prose- cufed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
No Mail Tomorrow

Carriers will distribute only special delivery mail on Thurs day Oe this week. and tho win. dOws ct the post OfIice win all bo closed in observance of tho holiday. P0atmAster Charles A. Babln said teddy. A skeleton stan will be on hand aS usual, however, in order to dispatch mall Am the Sizloes, on the sec. end aoor oe the pest Otace will NlaO hN closed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
LATE REALTY NEWS

The following documents cCn- cerned in realty transactions have been filed ct the Ofnce Of the town clerk:
 Pasuuale Mancino to Vito AL banese, property on the south side of Winchester street, e16O0.
 Warranty Deeds
 Sarah Futile to Pasquale Man. cino, property on the south side of Winchester street.
 Ellen E. Johnson to Mary 8. Lewisk, property on First avenue.
 ExecutoE's Deeds
 William Daly, executor Of the estate of Mary Bowling to Fred and Assunta D'Agostino, half-iT- terest in property at A2-A4 Sylvan avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
In Carolina

The second battalion of the i02d Infantry, composed of waterbury officers and enlisted men, will di. vide furloughs during the coming holiday season. Fifty per cent will be granted leaves from December .i2 through December 27 and the remaining half will return home fol the December 2s through January Il period.
 The regiment crossed into North Carolina yesterday to take part 1T the First Army maneuverS in that region, but the mail address will remain, APO s, Fort Jackson, S. 0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
"InaprOved"

The condition of James J. Hughes, 8, of 27 Yale street, who suffered painful injuries when he was knocked down by a man run- ming for a bus on East Main street Monday, was reported as improved" this afternoon by St. Mary's hospital attaches. The in- jured man Is under treatment for a head injury and nose and lip lacerations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

Hospital authorities reported the injured man suffered internal In. juFies, Q possible injury to the spine and that he appeared very much shocked" He was admitted at i2;ib this noon, they reported.
 Motor Pattolmen John Walsh and Ray Grady, who investigated the ae. cldent, said Lltz was driving through q private passway In on easterly di. roctlcn which adjolns the American Cyanamid and Chemical Corp. and crossing the railroad tracks to enter into Railroad Hill street, when five.eas passenger train struck the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

rear of the Lombardo truck which he was driving,
 The impact spun the truck around and knocked the body from the chas- sis, hurling Litz from the cab to the ground, The truck was over. turned,
 The officers reported the New Haven railroad train was driven by Engineer Ralph Morton of East Hartford who was assisted by Flfe- man W. ?. Stroker of Waterbury.
 The hospital ambulance was suEIl- moned and the injured man who was thrown for some distance, was picked up from the ground and rushed to the hospital.
 Litz, the police ofiieers said, was employed by the Lomhardo Truck O., doing business ct 2Ae Mil street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Foreign Policies May
 Divide Republicans
Leaders Move to Avert Open Clash at Coming Con-
 vention-AmeriCan PrOgressives May Benefit

ican Progressive party in the special election Jan. 20.
 The Republican town committee of Waterbury last night voted to have the local convention delegates named at . meeting Dec. 9. Prim- aries will be held Dec. q, and tickets Of delegates must be In by Nov. %
 Compensation Commissioner Jo- Seph '. Talbot, of Naugatuck, ia favored for the Republican noln- nation. He will be opposed by Col Roy E. Rice, of Waterbury.
 The leading Democratic candi- dates are Aldermanic President John 8. Monagan of this city and Anthony Telesca, Of Torrington Democrats have not yet set conyen- ton or caucus dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
EARTHQUAKE IS
 HEARD IN BERLIN

Berlin, oNv. l9-(UP)-An earth. quake of strong intensity, probably in Japan or in the waters near Ja. pan, was recorded last night on the seismographs of the Jena Earthquake Research institute, institute officials said today.
 The quake was recorded at 5:6S D. m. Tuesday.
 Shocks were recorded over a period of 2h hours, the institute said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Suit Settled

A 9I,0OO suit brought in common pleas court by Regina KoSlowski of this city, against the city ot Waterbury, was reported settled when withdrawal papers were filed today. The plaintiff had claimed injuries suffered when shs allegedly tripped and fell on Q hole In Q sidewalk on Wood street, July 2l, 1887.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Seeks Decree

Claiming assertion since October i, lsS0, Mrs. Rita (Tlippone) Ralfe of thlS city. today aled Ac- ton for divorce in superior court against John Merrill Balfe, form- erly Of Waterbury, and now rec siding in New Britain. The petie tioner seeks, besides Q decree, the custody Of 6 minor child. The couple married on January IT, 1888.
 Two uneontested divorceS will be heard by Judge John A. Cornell at 0 short calendar session In Su- perior court Friday. They are: Jane Pace Meyer against Charles William Meyer, and Alphonse Charrette against Loretta LeSsard ChaErette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Our Sympathy

Lieut.. ,. Gerald Lynch, son oR A. sidney Lynch, former secretary Oe the Democratic state central committed, was one of three army flyers killed in the crash Oe a bomber yesterday at North Hampton, o.
 In addition to his parents, the young officer is survived by . sis. ter, Mrs. John Llppke, wife os . local furniture dealer, and . brother, AlexAnder. He was 23 years old.
 Lieut.. Lynch joined the Alr corps shortly after being graduated from Pennsylvania Military college in l0AO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
ALL-ARoUND GIRL

Mary Anderson, featured in Para mounts Technicolor sea saga, 'Ba- hama Passage" was president of her high school class, voted the most popular girl in college and HV ass4uoo Glnvsq spIA-GlIO . uoA in one year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Market Made Advance
 In Moderate Trading
Sugars Were Strong Utilities Proved Very Weak
 Steels, Motors Held Steady to Firm at Opening

steady Co firm.
 Union Pacific improved wAon directors declared tho usual 6ctiax dividned. oils were firm. Coppsrs were steady end chemicals mixed.
 Pacific coast Issues, Libhey- owens. Ford Glass and American Gan nad gains of 1 to 2 points. James Tal- colt lost more than 2 points. xi1- Rersoll Rand and International Harvester were down Q point. @eara Roebuck made Q new low and then rallied to the previous close.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
BY ExAEER Q. WAElxER Unitea Proas ,Eanancial Editeg

New York, Nov. 1o-(uPl-etocks made an irregular advance in mod crate trading today.
 Sugars were strong, with Frans cisco Sugar at Q new high for the year. Central Violeta Sugar equaled its high. Demand for sugar shares colncided with Q strong market for sugar futures which responded to runlors the price ceiling on raw sugar mlL.' he raised.
 Utilities were weak. Public Ser- vice issues made new lows on re- ductlon in the common dividend. Columbia Gas c per cent preferred made Q new low at 6l off 1 lea
 Steel and motor shares held
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Spotlighting Brass CityNews
Expenses

Additional EVp0wta ee cam. palgn expenditures have been filed at the town oneFk's OftAce by city election candidates.
 Alderman Daniel T. DTiBcoll (D) listed Q 9SS contribution to the Democratic town committee.
 Alderman Edward L. Laaky (Dl gave Che town committee SaS, while Alderman Patrick 8. Shea (Dl gave Sl0.
 SolectmAAn Aleok W. Keakev listed . $l0 contribution to tho Democratic town committee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
COnvaleScing

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew '. TraynOr, former pas:or of SC. Mlchael's church in WatervilIe, was admitted to the New Bri- tain General Hospital Saturday after he suffered three rib inc juries in a fall in the rectOry. Hospital officials reported Father Traynor suffered a dizzy spell and fell to the flo0r and as a result injured his side. His con. dltion is reported good and he is expected to be allowed to SO home in 8 few days, it was re- ported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Building Permits

Building Inspector John T. Hartley today issued a permit to Richard Birch for the erection of a ttree-car garage ct 484 Water vile street, at Q cost of 1oO0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
City Prepares For
 War Eventualities
600 Men, Women Wanted to Serve as Air Reid War. GenS- Instructions Starting Next Tuesday Evening

Training Of air raid warde ls necessary to protect people from hystera in time of actual bombing according
 an announcement made today hy the Waterbury Defense Council in connection with It's appeal for 1000 men and women to enroll n the air raid warden school which will pen here next Tuesday evening ct Wnby High School. aema very remote noaahikVM tho announcement cos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

inues." it would not ha unlikely f
 ur country Gtouid 70 Co war. There- s0ro, our people need training Co
 nOw iugt what their jobs would pe in time of an emergency co that |hey would SO about their busi- heSs in . helpful, efficient way,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
Passenger Train In
 Collision With Truck
Daniel Ltz, Driver, Painfully Injured in Accident off
 Railroad Hill Street-NOw in Hospital

Daniel Lits 2e of 2576 East Main Street. admitted to the St. Marys Hospital this with serious injuries suffered when N. Y N and Hartford passenger train enroute from Bridgeport to Waterbury crashed into hs truck which was attempting to the tracks on Rail- road HIl Street near the Tnsheet Metal Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

Girls Of Britain's Auxiliary Ter. ritorial Service will have regular foot inspection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES
 Ths 8 2 0TIEgs O
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY BTOCKB
 BidAsEe0 Bridgeport Gas It. co. 90 2l Bridgep't Hydraulic co. 90 s3 Conn. Gas @ Coke pfd.. SI 3A Conn. It. 0s Power ,.... 34 S3 Conn. It. e Power BM%
 ptQs ssssst'tsssSSssS AA0 kkW Conn. Power co, ,....... a2 a Hid. B lect. It. Go. com. 60 B1 Hfd. Gas It. co. com. 9 % New Haven Water Go. 60 ca South. N. E. Tel. Co.,. lB0 iBB United Illuminating co. co t03
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS

Ann. Hardware co. .... 22 2A Arrow Hart @ Hege .... S3 90 Bristol Brass Corp. com. 40M 42M Colts Pat. Fire Arms co. 6B eo Eagle Lock co. ...,.. eM iim Eastern Malelahle Iron 1TX ie% Landers, Frary 6c Clark ieM 2iM N. Brit. Mach. co. com. 40ik 42M North & Judd Mfg. co. 2B ST Peck, Stow & Wilcox co. 6sS SIS Remington Arms ...... S% 4A Scovill Mfg. Go. .,..... 2A %
 Stanley Works co. com. 70 a
 Torrington co. ...,.... 2B T
 Veeder Root ,......... 30 62 Wtby. Farrel F. @ M... 90 a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 Compilations


Anderson Anderson 90 Bbl 2ss
A. p Consolidated ll-34-6W
Castle ls-s2-sw Ss Bbl Sss
State No
cobb-Tribal 1877 27o Bbi 2eso
consolidated lel No NV
Consolidated
Consolidated lsi No sw Nwa SEA l9s25w
zoe No NE NE9 N asW W. g. sS S a sss
ssr BTsn No s. swa s2cs4-5w 80 BbI S7s7
c Nw Sci 2i-Ss-SW 500 Ri 2S2s
s sF Ms NO. N% N S N 3% w B s s
Glacier PToduion-sate l6 No CIVIL swl l69s5w
Glacier
Glacier Production
Glacier Production 10 No 10
Glacier As Bb 2SSs
Glacier Z c
Glacier Dry-Abd
Production No sWi NEa 4s2-5w 40 Bbl 207s
crnmley Tribal Ils No SEA ss5w OnAbd
Hannah
No / Bb
Jetries- ss-35-6w
JefftesTribai No.
Sn So No Sc NEs S NW T sW Se'" 10 s s 3
Kauberg Oh co Tribal No NV Nwa Nw ss25w iss Bb 2S2
Kuhberg OH 24326W Bhl
Ni
Nc. NEa
Pioneer Si-S2-5w Bbl OOe
Rita-Fee 25-s4-sw
Santa Rita No Nwa Mwi l7-ss-5w 70 Bb 2s0
Santa Rita Jordan NO @ SEA NEa 7-s2-6w 900 Bh 2oN
C
NWNWA 2-32-5W Bd zD0
Rtta-Trib Nw3 iO-s5-6w Bbl 2SOS
Santa Eta,JecODson No NV SEA Nws Ss,s7:Sw ITO Dbl zSS
No Sc Ews swa sI5s4-Sw Dy,Asd SSss
TexacO-Purdy No S5-S5-sw
TexacO-state @ is-s2-5w
l Is-s2-Sw Bbl
TexacoWn 20-s2-5w
Texaco-JOnes No @ s-ss-Sw on Abd.
Texaco5ov. / s-s2-5w $50 Dbl 2oSS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Kevin-Sunburst Field
1871 Compilations

J Production
Aolon ons- Ward NO sW SWa SEA @-35-9w
oeddez No l6 CHl SEA NWa 23-353W
AgenN Goeddetz No ~ 23-35-3W 1894
Big West-Alen No GEL SEA sW3 3l-35-lW
Sg MestAlen No 10 Sc SEA SWs 5l-S5-lW
Big WestElngson 74
Big WestEningson No sE SEA SW3 l4-33W
6g mestCarkon No NE Ma Me- A35-3W ADD 1850
Big WeS-Eltngson 2 Dry-Ab
Big -Eltngsn No @ SEA sWa 1435-3W
consumers jas-Kruzfeld No NE NJ
Colonekevin No Q NEa rJW4 21-s5-3W On-Abd
Coolidge & oneN 26-362W
Crlnaey g. sonsFTyberger
Dakota
Ellield-Aac No Sc NW7 NWs D35-lW Dbl 1888
NO SW3 SCI 83SlW
Gravity Instrumentation No
High Gravity
imperial Craig Martin No c SWa SW3 ls35W
Hole Bros Potter No NEa NEa 23S3-4W
Kelvin land c TITS
UL-Stevens NO Sis 2e24W
Morton Ellington NW3
Mills Government No CsL NE3 SEA s-35-2w
Montana LOGON
Nad -Eaugen Acct No Sc SEA 1856
Nepstad-5ugi 1I-35-3W
Ohio on Co-IAnd No sw SEA Nws l-s52W 1929
Ohio OH Co-Howing s le43I
ONO on Co HoWlng No NV HW3 sWi 0S5-2W
Parent -EoIbrOok No @ swa NEa 2Ssw 1850
No Sc SEA Sc l5-S5-3W 1881
PIaoe Engeng NO Is
Prevol No c
Prevol g. ShayGovt 08S247 I7G2
% No o 81 m N T S 0" on On A ASd i
Rhnrok- Schmidt
Scotland Mcnamer No CNI NEs sw3 @S5-3w Dbl 7D
Silver Oils Ltd Haskins Is4o
Stock Bros Hsgerty C 1884
Superior Petroleum Haugen No Sc NE4 NE3 3W Bhl
Superior Petroleum Govt O5s No
Ios Hole Bhnbeg No. NW 32-35-3W
Toes-NJorm No u SEA ss-35-2W
TWIN Eelds-U g. No. l NV NWz NWa 2s-SSSW Is Dbl l7sS
Twin Felds-Thompn No NV NWa SEA 2s-s5-3w
Twin 8
WEIGH BLerm No Sc swa Nwa 2o2w s4O comeon)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

WHITEFISH-Joe George and son
Of ReUord we're arrested by jess
Jones, deputy game warden, while
fishing In Big creek for having In
their possession 81 fish, 80 Of which
we're undersize. A fine Of $3.50 was
paid by George in Judge w. @. Albee's
court at Eureka. Norbert Schuck and
Mrs. Mary Schuck we're arrested for
having 40 fish. Of which 30 were I'M
dersize.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

Fire Of undetermined origin de-
stroyed three buildings in the busi-
ness district at Joplin and damaged
a residence in the same block The
fire started about 3 a. m. and burned
until a. m Buildings destroyed were
Joes tavern. owned by Joe Wilmer;
the Royal Neighbors Of America hall,
and Fred Miller's building, which once
housed a hotel. The fire started In a
he'd behind the tavern.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Castle Parde Tribal 1893 No / Sc NEa Nwa sO-s25w SOS
Cobb Farmers
-TexacoA No. /
ribal No /
Crumley ct al-Trba No G Lot
SEA 8-335W 10 Bbl 26B
3 @ SEA 6335W II Bbl 2N5
Glacier Lot 4-325W oil
SE3SE3 lT-33-5W Oil 1858
ion 32335W
4-S2-5W
Port TT Sci l9325W
AMI / 30-32-5W AS
30-32-5W
EIende Tribal 100 No.
IT'S
Par / l332-6W 2425
Pardue 19-32-5W 2600
Reagan rfbal No
3l-33-5W Dbl Add 2S40
ta-R SW1 33-335W 100
/ SEA SEA 24-32-6W 285O
Lander NJ 2 20-35-6W COS
Govern 2 Sc SEA SEA l8-32-5W 1903
-Iindou No 8 20-32-5W 25SS
No 3 NE3 9325W 240S
1874 NO
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
NeuO Locations Cut Bank

Glacier Productions Peters /
IaRrt rba No 8325W
Par 1 SEA SEA i3-32-6W Rig
Rfa-Ras No S
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

PoNDERA OIL FIELD
aaw.sy- STATE No . NV sra SEA ls2M-4w 1880
RATTLEsNAKE BUTTE
Watson OH cO-Autad No / sw Nwa SEA 1900
ROSCOE DOME
#::$ sS;Es s. St .. X ii-'
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle on-saIey NEs S-Ss-2sE 1887
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE
Biggs-Calson C Nwa 22-SzN-7E Rig
SIGNAL BUTTE
ssa e ~. ip y '7isH Is
roLUcA DOME
Crosby No 1 sE 1000
TWO LEGGINs STRUCTURE (HARDIN
Massey Enforcement No Sc sW4 SEA
Tarrant1Ans No / sE SEA Nwa l4-slV-5w Dry 1885
VAUGHN STRUCTURE
Ruher- Shannon Roberts No swa NEs l2-2O-lE ss0I
cOrp-Dmcan G s-a2N-2E Dry abb 1850
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
$s s s. S.iH v : Y 3 9r G So s :
S' :'-So'z NV NV nv, sTs 5
I4Osschsn No. Ma SEA S4z7Ssw 1OM Gas ZOO
wHITLAsH OIL FIELD
w,n Ss ass Sw r sE' s gW n 81 5s
western Natural Wilson
zsE soout CAS- CAS-
wINIFRED DISTRICT
!. Z: ]. ::s :'" e
sss: s:si:ss \: y s.. ss sa;r
-Aasson ! SEA 2-2l-lsE $50
Sadis nS S No sEs sWa ssiTn Gas @
7 v Tonys;as
5 sw 2i-aaV-@ water sac
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
s1s@ OH co~1ua No STs o T." nwi M 4zxm aS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

Agen- ooeddertz No 10 CSI NEa sWa @-35-Sw
Big West-State
Coolidge a. Coolidge lEaley / Rig
coolidge Coolidge Clatwothy Sc 34S41V
Crumley 81 NO ~ NWa 24-35-3W
Enfield zacher NO 5 Sc SEA NW3 2035-lW
Hannah Porter Williams @ SEA 35-33-2W
Hat OIL CoAichen EE3 SWa 24-37-3W
Llnd & Englekng State 34354W
Montana Dakota-State NO 325 @ SWa 36342W
Oien- Government No NV SWa NEs 14-S5-2W
Pacific 81
t-IdcAlpine
G. L. Smith-Lewi l 34-33-2E
Toles Drilling Davidson 8OI
washington Oh Finding Co-Unz NO NW3 SWa 9362W
Yealey-Shaw NO 10 NV NW4 NEs s5-S6-2W
NeU Locations KeUin-Sunburst
Nepsad ct a 4 22OI
Ptaoe -Danson NO CNL SEA 20-S5-1W
NO SW SW3 SEA 2O-35-3w Location
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

9a. DsE 1 Tsl: V g SEi To:sI
American sls
Rowland ct ai-woOdwagd No - SEA 0 SEA sS4a1E aOc
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
POOl-oOv AID Ills
CAT CREEK OIL FIELD
& No c Water Add 57O5
CHERRY RIDGE
Cherry synd. Add 1910
NO Sc sra sws sls1sE ITO
::s e 5 W 81 ss ss s~' ''''AA . Gas .
smith @ is.ss.aE q
Waihaf No / sW Ew SEA
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
Kirk-RObnsOn / 2-7s-2IE
DUNKIRK STRUCTURE
Adventure 2S11w Water 1887
EAGLE STRUCTURE
s-s5-4E ADD 1902
Alex HeatOn No l SEA SEA ass-asE 1875
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
1H Sc SEA NV SS-Ss2SE 1850
FLAT coULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton Nor No. NEa swa IO-s7-5E on 2S7S
Rowland -BrundageAGink No i s5-1sN-2E 7a
FLATHEAD BASIN
Corp-sherin Nwa 24-SO-21w 3l5
connnrgre NO Sc SEA SEA ssasasE 1874 Dbl sssz
GENoU STRUCTURE
NEa NE 2s2NsE Water ADD 2245
5#AxsEAsSa R ~ aE sT ~ Eyre Y
canison g Edwards NO. / sEa Nws rs as-sseisE 1895
g:s:sssls ss 4. ~ sgs,D abb liz @:
HEATH STRUCTURE
Top g. l s5-140lsE 1850
LEWISTOWN
EastC Brake No
Boughn g. 75N-20E ll2O
LOTHAIR STRUCTURE
EageC rekOn No. Location
LUTHER-FOX DOME
TarrantEIeare No Nws
MISSION DOME
Evan-Buruess No sE swa Nwa 2s-zN-E Add 1850
Security Petroerru- NO 81
PENDROY
States
/ OIL Add.
pondua On Svud- No
Radie No / /.
TarTsnt- reioUS No sE NWa NEs ss-2sJ-5W 2450
TaTrsnt- vVanenstesu 1
erogg No. 250 :
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Active Oil and Gas Fields


Operator Depth
ABSAROKEE STRUCTURE
TsxaOO-Unit ! @ lO-&s-lsE Dry SS4
BAKER-GLENDIVE
Utilities on 300
Bbl
Carter OIL Co-Cedar Greek 1s-zV-62E Sass
BERTHELOTE DOME
Black GodPetesen /
Black ood-CyT NO NE NWs S0s6-2E 10 BbL Oh 24s5
BLACK BUTTE
O. B. No. / Him
O. B. Garfield Govt
BOW ARROW
C
Montana Gas-Neson IA 12-35-E N48
Kyle Kieoaugh No. / l2-3T-1W Water ADD.
Montana G
Montana
Montana
Montana l Location
BOWES GAS FIELD
Corp-BOwes No SEA Nwa
Montana Gas-Sas 1902
Montana oIumha Nc. /
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
BOWDOIN GAS DOME


Nont-Dakota Utilities No 6O4 @ SEA SEA 29-33-32E
Mont-Dakota Utilities NO COS SEaSE3 22-33-s2E
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. 0o7 c SWaSW4 2I-33-3zE
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. 60S c Nwa Nw4 32-S3-3zE
Mont-Dakota Utilities No 900 C SWa Sw4 35-3S-32E
Nont-Dakota Utilities no $40 G Lot Sec 6-32-SSE
MOnt-Dakota Utilities No 61l @ Lot Sec. 6-32-S3E
Mont-Dak0ta Utilities No 612 CWT, NE4 NEa 7-32-s3E
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. SIS c SEA SWa 5-32-33E
Mont-Dakota Utilities NO SIS SCI NWa 5-S2-33E
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. ei7 c Swa Swt 4-s2-S3E
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. SIS G SWa SWa S-s2-3SE
Mont-Dakota Utilities No. 61s c Swa Swa 2-S2-33E
Mont-Dakota Utilities NO. Gao G Sw Swa 1-s2-ssE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
NeU Locations KeUin-Sunburst

Nepstad ct al Acct Haugen NO SW SET SEA 2-35-3W
Pfabe g. Engleking- Danielson SEA NE 20-35-1W
vanderpas-Solberg NO 2 sw SW3 SEA 2O-S5-SW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-06

we spotted large formation Of
Messerschmitts above Us.
We were cutnumbere6 three
70 one. Our enc hope was II
hanging together. We had TWO
jobs to do al orce. First. 70
Prctsct orr bonberss second.
&c protect ourselves. We made
q rather violent turn which
left our rear man cut OF posi-
ten. Just what Jerry had been
waiting for.
Two ii tllem screamed aoNn
TO attack But my other three
men. at Of Us sucking together,
did nall roll ana were right on
them.
! shot the firzt enemy down
from Sbeat .en yards range.
Under mp cannon fire kis
a1ssssrschmitt literally dis
Iu1esrsted
Al the same time mY part
ner sh1t down the other. That
was teamwork
Still there are plenty of op-
portunities for individual initia-
tive and bravery. while fight
ing When there isn't any big
stuff 20 do We do the little stun
Two or three, maybe SIX Of Us
every now and then fly over To-
ward France We shoot Up Jer-
rvs bases, attack his airdromcs
sheet down his planes while
fhey're taking eff
Sometimes I really feel TIA,
We and the rest Of the tighter
squadEons II the R.A-Es aiscraliy
have the Jerry shaking ia his
loots 7 don't think i N-9uld b
KeIy pleasant 70 live ii r0thsrn
Rance these days
Bui felix's at hcne should re-
member This Is a mightY Sc
Eioas business fer rs Eagle
Pil1ts. We are rot over here
sclelY fer thrills. L seems 70
as That this big fight IS sim
Ply al important job that has
10 be done.
This Is cur part IN doing tha4
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