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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
LAUNCHING OF SHIPS ORDERED BY GOVERNMENT
AFRICAN PLANET TO BE
LAUNCHED By INGALLS,
ON LIBERTY FLEET DAY.
Huge PaseagOula- Built Passenger Liner Launching To Be
Part OF Nationwide
Celebration.

Officials % TIE Ingalls, Saipoulo-
lng Corporation q r4Sslag plans
ana preparations tor TIE launching
al lhe tand aa-weldna steel pas
auea-casRo snip fur nse American
8oala African Lanes which al take
pace next SATURDAY. September
The ship x4 BE- elzEssgsneG TIE
African PAAne ard IS launching
IS aelns helc n connee4an With the
uazA1n~Wlnc Observance q L4oerW
f4eet Day that Gay.
The African Planet w1A be the
oa9y snip AuucheG IN TIE entire
Gun Coast AREA IA connection Win
q program and government And
state oziicGsls. Dclud1ng Governor
Paa johnson VII be AEnolg the
oeleBr4les IN attendance IDe
saancniHg VII be open 70 ue public
"a Oae OK the features Of Eae pro-
gram VAL be the broadcast 81 .
special transcribed message frWn
PRESIDENT Franknn - Roosevelt
AIS Catherine FaTrea Stzpletoa
granddaughter q James a Parcel
g. chairman o. the board 81 the
AmerEcan-Saath Atrleza Lines. viii
sgasEsor the snip and VII cnrlsten
he sponsor and her party VIII
leave New YORK Oh FElazys Sepsem
beF ., and VII arrive nexl Fr-
GAY al the EdgeNAIer Gull Ectsl
where they vii have their head
quarters.
The party Is expected 70 arrive
a. the snIpyAra lor the ceremonies
at I245 O'CLOCK IL the afternoon Of
ire launching.
Following President Ro0Seyelt'S
message, talks VIII be made % JOHN
FarreA Chairman O. the board 81
the Amerlcan-South African Lines.
h0ns Thomas n WoooWaro, wee
chairman q the United states
Mzritime Commission and Gov.
exnor Paul JoanSon OF Mississippi
Others on the program VIII DC
Robert / ingalls,. Srs Chairman q
the Ingalls, Sn4pou1ld1ng Corpora
3en, ana Moaro b LanleT. presl-
cent
Following the l~aunciling Of the
A11caD Planet. Inc 04xaalAi paris.
an1 0lners attending VII witness the
1AslHg Of me keel OF a. array rams
port. tle tlTst snip u be construct
e mere designated SIS . SaT snip.
The entire proceedings VIII be
broadcast over station NWL
After the Launching the official
party VII be entertained wIth 8
buffet luncheon al Tie LongieAuw
house. Saturday night there VIII
BE 8 dinner faE Lle Official party a.
4e E1kewapeT Gull Hotel.
The launching OF tie African
Planet VII De the greatest and
most elaborate saip-launch1ng ever
staged IL PAScagoula. ana It Is
planned 70 MAKE the event here
saturday the greatest O tae entire
nationwide observance.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Moss Point Awarded
Housing Project For
Defense Workers
Hames To Replace These Designed
Der Oocupancy BY Negroes In
Martins Heaxing PrejecL

Plans : being made for the con-
snrucuon o. So houses rs pArt Of the
Z. S Maritime Housing protest il
w&s announced b George Thonp-
son, manager OF the Pzscag0llA
Housing project These houses VIII
be for ho&<ang negro workers II
the Ingalls, shlpou1ding plant and
Other defense industries IN this r
Negotiations are nov beng car
rlec ogE for acquiring the property
for construction Of the homes wnich
VII be located Il the negro secuon
between Moss Point and Pasca-
goala- The type Of houses and the
"details Of their construction were
not available when this paper went
70 press. however. Il has been learn
&c that they VIII be OF : cheaper
type than those which were built
II the PaSczgoala housing project
and E1l rent at q much lower cost
Although il Is planned 70 build
only 50 homes 81 the present.
reservation Is being mace tor an
additional 50 homes u this area.
should the demand require &. The
cost Of the project vas not given IN
the announcement
These houses viii take the place
Of The ones n PascagoulA housing
project which originally had been
designated as the negro section. The
le0 houses II PAscagoula set asloe
for the negroes VIII De occupied by
white families.
Mr.. Thompson also announced
uaat families are being moved into
TIE P9scaeoula Housing project rs
rapidly as possible. Many appaca-
tons : coming IL dAlly. There are
over 10 homes occupied IN the
project and applications have been
mace for near1y that many more.
II order 70 handle the volume OF
business and work connected win
the project the office staff mas been
increased and plans are being mace
for the maintenance force which
VIII be added shortly.
~. Tnonpsons secretary Is Miss
Kathleen Glenn Of HzftesDu-g, who
10 the past two months has been
connected with the Pascagouia Of
flee Of the Mississippi State En-
Payment Service. nus assistant and
housing agent Is Charles A Hurst
o. washington. D c. and Norfolk.
Va The latterx secretary is Mis-
Eileen Sothern Of PascagoalA-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Better
At Rotary Meeting
Noted Wednesday
ROtarazn McGrafh Tells SuEns
Things Absut Th< Quinn FISHERIES
Faetery Per Making Ftkh Meal

The Pzseag0aA Rotary clnh mts
Ia interesting session Wednesday
aooE wIah 81 exaeps iasR o. he
members present SaVslag TIE Epo1
result q ne cAmpsgr nos o. x
improve a11enczxsee - the net
MA There were no formal
Epeeea@ bus . series O. zzo~z
u1EK CT VARIOUS subject were o.
zloeh Interest t1 Hoszr1arz
Prexzdenf jim saons introduced
EcuaTAzn james Mc1nzih emplusee
81 Gazzn FlGlaerlE Nfo nzA0s 3
Ezo- AK .~ln13aAt4azzx thN industry
q charges mace hg another clFie
o-ganzAneu lhat game lRh az
beas slaughtered arc ground mo
flSh inca 81 TIE pam ~ IL
Gszfn stated uga1 = a1s instances
reueEttE nzH1 q ceuaosrAoa nun
her q nec lEh we're ascsceuLale
ea1saa arc killed Il c1e&t fa
eErdiEze Nh4ch AZ ase OaAf fA1
Rat - serve tax purpose teT 81
auc fertilizer lie stated Laf 10
WEs 3 Kgry En1kzal ooeEHanae
poEfER 0at Ezaf - method aszs
for aaaehllR tne Eafdlas o. SIM
en- Nea6 rarely Fes1t h ne cap
H1rzne g any Ctne kIzc q faSE y
uula instant houeeef Eboaf sd
pc1n1 q rec f21 Nere caught AZ
nte1 before theF e14as e nelease1
TheH fzH Eere Usskeasd II Ii.
Graa SO and - moBey ooazzae.
waf cazatec 10 ns Szaksou CzzntI
Hospital Furthermore ne Epzaxe
ss4o sas captains g tae Dozk aazl
given aTG Ur1su . WeFenl II
in Uk fzturf He Eaaasc ma -
p2auE u1zE Eae KHE1zE k4pEUAaa.
q STATE and government seszzs.
and hzf Une ~ - adhered :
generally
EoEzn EeC0T sazaenf Reaz<laT
w&z ae1omec . uk EeetEnf a
mace : Aao1 tax thanking -
member e taf Elm Tor lhs q
p0rsuulz & le4Tazae 81 e. 81
eceunnuse - Psgs -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Heavier Calls Made
On Jackson County
Local Draft Board

Heavier calls are beng mace G.
the 3aekan County Draft Board
Tor men 1w SeaeeAse Serves tran
nag Il at reported 81 lnase Il
cnasEe o the affzee Duraaf 0e-
ioa@ gss iocal boaF6 u1L - eaIzed
upo1 = furnish - vniue men anr
tlFe nesfoes and ne baArd Is bslng
pressed - f.zE suitable men e f..
TIE eaasa
MeaaacaF e UH week I've
negroes Nere senf frau the Fzzz-
geaA office fo aa1u1aon a. Camp
Sae8 IueF ssFe E91sft Noaau
Nsfa@ Aoas PalnI James ca4zs.
Elau Zz Pe.u8 AIlisou xAxsr
RDehaa ocean sarsuEs. Eoseu
oueH campAn Nozx Point. arc
Melvin HobeH KeFs Moss po.nl
Las Nsek Gga1 white nsen Here
sent & Camp SHELBY Auc wefe H.
Quoted mo Toe ARM service Tasv
WeTs AszE.n boak McL@od Naz
Rozat Chfeisnd sa5elEff Cuashnas
PEsas GeaHee WasaanHz.
Noos y RA + Ocean sananu.
Oaa 1esz& Eoaafa Rie 1 oaesn
H LOUIS Eef1arc D4lnaz
Nos Hasat Luther Azs1n Wee.
Gaze joseph HHazn PzsazRaaas
ana WaaaEn THazzzs BruHu Re
i Efzaa
u 8 af WsssHH nle aazEzug
Co4as BaaF1 - anf q lolzl o.
II uEu e CAMP s1einy - =.
rlezzz4 into eEwlz9 Ehn lnrIaae,
iE Eazsa and = neeFoxs
he a9eA 1QEE1 aza hAc a. II.
usually ETaE pznEutzRE q ne
fctsHa and ranzz au1ole &c Q
Us ~ u ia szN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
ARCHITECTS PRESENT
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
NEW COUNTY COURT HOUSE
Detailed Description OF Proposed Building Designed For
Posterity. Service And Efficiency
say Officials.

jackson county wU have one of
tnef4ae mos efftc1eut and lasting
com1k4ousss In the State q MlssiE-
Sspu a~eeoreAne to she plans which
nzpe brsn prcErarec ~ CAri 01scn~
nez Eex Orleans architect VINO
eolAsuratsd IN building rnE Kinds
Counsy court house IN jackson. and
L c Winterton. PEsca90ula. con
galtlns engineer.
Drafad after 3 study Of the
mus ulodern Courthouse IN his
slsxpu and louisiana and moor
p0rafsa aBc the recommendation
OF 5acss3n County officials - 10
the pr znt anc future needs Of
Their beds q TIRE respective de-
parauerI the structure VIII be one
which VI serve for years 70 come.
nna r. be convenient fU the
courtha4e employees and the gen
era pAa4c as vel
Toaaz a brlel description Of the
nea 69=aclure - be located un
the pueaerw bounded 81 Ker street
or tAe vest Convent street On the
s0usE. Alleys Lane on the North
anc Caaty street or the EaSt. Is
gwen Reference a1sg Is mace 70
the story elsewhere on TINS paee
g1vlnf 81 account OF the Pascakoala
BuslneS club meeting. II which
farsnez "details ana advantages are
given.
The structure VII contain five
Doork Epcluding tie basement tlooE
anc tte AL 90 the top floor i VIII
be tr3 proof and modern through
OFT aGd VIII roSf approximately
$500 This Is considered very
reasoIasle II comparison y other
neU c-oartnOuses which have been
butt L tbs section
The entire building viii contain
$500 cublc feet with 12EZs
squat ieet o. the ground floor and
q tot a0or area o. a, I5o square
feel = viz have 3 height s. feet
above ground @ Is feet above the
bassinaas floor
IL general type o. construction
EM as 1Hepraf throughout ean-
xlsstna o Reinforced conarete col
UNI beams AIsa asney structural
nzesaneEs eonerete faoog and roo.
8lAo& salG nrlck waus and holoE
4C0utinuec o. Pare Twelve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL
PROVIDING S269,OOO FOR
PASCAG0ULA SCHOOLS
Path Cleared For Obtaining Assistance To Relieve Crowded
Conditions In School
System.

Mayor Waiter 4 Gulley yester-
oaT received word from Senator
james EastIand that President
Frankln =. Roosevelt signed the
defense puzzle works projects BIZ
providing funds for extensive TN
pfo4emeKlx 70 the PaSezeoala Cts
scn0o syazem Al 8 cost q sz6sS5s.
Tie pro4ee1 naclulea 8 ueE nigh
seaool cafeteria and alterations 70
ne high school 6u1lazHg costing
&E4lz 3 Lea elementary scho0.
slza3o5 vocational training snop.
S-sSlS, ara another ashool ard
sc1ool addition. S47Aa1
me amo9EsE q money auprOprIat-
ID tor the school improvements i
several no1aE6 dcIau Z exeeu
q SHAT had been requested. tae
local Officials aHnounoea FU months
Eass have beea WORKING Alln state
and government Officials MAKING
efforts 70 seizure feaeaaI assistance
y bring agcu reilef e crowded
s2a14o44 - UE aenO1 SgsteM. and
Ney Nere elatsa 0sa Ae saces
q 1leg effeza
According e re plans e aae local
aIIaeaAE Ire elementary scho9I
oaA11ng 81 e8zzaln Z H1zns Rath
- facilities e3sng rgaaa are 70 BE-
saaee 70 TIE present LIN scnoaI
aaAcl1g neHs All h 81 addition
= Ue MANUAL training aea9ol ID
ez11s equipment tie negro school
VI nave - elzss roaazz ard de
Neen negro ahOG hzzl1Ing vi
q converted into 3 Vocational
guidance sehoaE
me oiflezaA announce alat tsee
Sud - unable % Hale anaf cef-
H. provisions had besn msce Il
aN appropriation unu aaev re-
2Ake specific aEuOunGHmants fresn
washington. However 1asY exsxeE
- y able = gre uas aaslle COR
pee oeta1 . TIE enI.1e uro5eea
ssaas 2ns ia. Eeek
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Mex Reek VII b. Pair We& &c
Jackso1 County En&l pans az6
arr4ngeHzeutS are ugw being mace
iof the txo sectional fairs. N1zch
VII b ned o. THURSDAY zn6 r.
osY 9 uext Nezk r. let . nc
c0antg-x11e far winch ha1 neen
he1 Il TIE pas Tne Eazt jazz
son County far waI be he'd -
Hurley e. THURSDAY and - WeN-
JsekssH County zzzz Nfli - led
Is Nsnelesge scasaA
Tie program faf both fair are
sNT similar Ear vii ON ~
&c oeaeek Ia he morning an1 TIE
MeEnE q sxhlelz EM Be 1EeM
teen Unit y eelaek noaz rs
doors - b. epe1ed a. 8 ectock
~ H1s morning - Allow Hze ezA3-
pzsoHz = arTanEs UeiT czsuzAFA
Daaag ths afternoon uzeze III
b rsoa s1G che exaua e an-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
LOCAL RAILROAD BUYS
ANOTHER LOCOMOTIVE
AUGMENTING SERVICE
Increase In Hauling Demands Additional Equipment On Mis-
sissippi Export Lines. Dutton
Announces.

me Mazzzszlpps Export Railroads
las announced the purchase o. r.
second uezse1-Eiecn1e ~AocoaoaVe =
BE- placed into service q the con-
panyN lines between T~S2c2Epzl2
Mos pozns and Lace1zk NIX
unufh The eaEz1t che q tas
iMrEeE T. neEaEn T. Locsru rail-
rnafEinS. HAx purchased fru1 TIE
GRnkra1 Ezertrac Company a. Ere
r~ennsx3xaula
The uew aooonottst d ar exAct
dapsir4se e the coup&nys present
DeiRes-E1e-zrlc kocozotavs which
uNB purchased Nou1i 8 yea aEo All
xzaced 1ntn service ~ Ire flTgt one
u IL xyp u TINS seenn1 a2c winch
hza her meeting every require
nzenF kluas ttlzi tine
Because c. the heaex Increase =
business and the xte41T growth O
tese Paaezeoala-Mess Point area TIE
Mizzssxlpo Exp1rz Railroad las
FOND ! necessary - acc Auotasf
koecmOetRe u the 1razn system e
usees TIE vosune q hauling u Dc
cone instead a. parenAzLng a. O
Ct ca burning sSzU i0cu19ass
ne cffzrzah decloec uzt Il keep
~ wzsh Is zooeru1zsuoE 70 secure
znofhe~ HAsc re~ DsaN-Eeetuf
k~ocunauzzRe, sAlc y n Datsaa
General Aa1Ager q uos road
me sen1n6 l0coE7slFe VII 70
only zszzEs T. handling ns arr
xosune e switching business Il II
PaaczRuaIz~ Moss Easnt ares az
zsastozzK ziong the lzns bU & NJ
y. axa1zahsx Ter use = coupling I'll
Lie csaaex uleses-Eersxc kcoanoEzNs
o,srAtlnF zoe tEu IS aa~ae3e-1eaee
x handle large trans oVH =
rrpufe. w1kh connects WIKI ctas
Lies = netn ne northern A
southern texzutnL providing he on
cars1. Exth ez6 EeaE1 I0e x III
psrrt C ne CUT CazE
M. DazHon rep1rsed RAJ Eza e
1inu1zz AraxnOttve ~ 1ee1ec D
eausk q re defense projects - -
area Tfz eaEupEuT traffic h4s =
creased considerably ever u21 -
toyed - ysay e na TINE n
: &c zzezsg u &c increased &c
tlTifY = 1ae IneaE En1po1a1sz
C0rporas4gn ysr1a. z. s. NsFT con
StracIzoz program : s &zrx1z
Housing PROJECT y Pzsea8ouas a
Kssztzx fed construction a. Eloz
Larze numbers O 1aH O EFaFs
lumber. steS and 9aud have De
hauled Ger the Ire eaiT. hs41e
for ingalls, EnipFzzo and FAsez
HonA ca~uzz-acu1n pzuteczE 40 Z
KsEiz Ee4 ue1se4 = Enoz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
SENATORIAL
ELECTION SET
FOR TUESDAY
Manager FaE jackson County Pre-
cfncts Named Ry Election Gem
miskioners To-day.

jackson County voters a vel a.
those II otheE pAr4 o. ihf state uzl
80 70 the pol1s. next Tuesday. Sep
lernker =. 70 vote for q senator 90
I'll tie unexpfTec term o. the late
Senator Pat Harrison AL voting
precincts N the county viii be open
for the voting OF 1hat DAY.
The two candidates for TIE o.
flee Congressman RuS Collins and
Congressman Wal Doxey. closed
their speaking campaigns last wesk
70 return 10 Washington for the
r-ecOn4enlng o. Congress Since That
time ther campaign have been Ear
ried OF by theI supporters and
campaign manager
Al voters vino were registered on
OF before Mas g. regardless IL
whether uaeu names aFF IL tns cd
o. neK boOkE hre entftlec 20 vote
b. tns esecia0n Attention = eaAsc
&c the ruling b. Judge George Il.
EtnuGge assistant attorney general
that TIE esect1on Etalie called % I'll
d vacancy. l. not . primary election.
puf l. 3 general election
The jackson County Eec11ur
Commission mes Thursday m0xn1ng
a. he eour house and selected tae
nsAuGKefs and peace officers Hhc
VII b II charge Of the polk
throughout TIE county. T11e ap-
polulneuE SaeFe made rs follows.
Waoa-M1xs Maud Goff. LAHFenck
Cor < = Mcleod managers. =
4 Farkef AsSoe pfflcer.
HuEley-onuuf Ely. Jezse 81
Hamilton and Rooerl I Coil man
Ageras : " J0aeE peace officer.
Eae Folnt-h :. Cunningham
Mr. I = Cot and W J 0z1oeH
HaauageTs JOHN 4 Gosa, peace q.
fC~uutlnuaa on psee IL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
SHTPBUILDTNG STRENGTH
OF UNITED STATES YARDS
WILL BE DEMONSTRATED
Great and Cslorful Ceremonies Being Planned In Nation
Wide Launching OF ships For Maritime
Commission

ne Omitted STATES Maritime CunA
-lEsscn has otftr&MllT 6asivrantec
saturday. eep3eznhar u. 1871 a.
-zzserTy Faeet DAY That data wlE
BE the occasion ct uae t~Auncking
q sws9Ve neu naerchAzst xhap. x4sh
srsrvzn1z an a1 enaEsx e thr unlsse
States paFsAcpatinw
on the ~nssrclaaut xziyM 70 ~
hammered On azRf dzts. tfserE w4E
II tkzTrt. pazanly Ezzza of ne
eznerRezrg cargo u7e. Exsp9n -
TIE E-1 Au6 gwen the C1xnnaaz-
xlun 6~esAezzAttnE az xAseFey Stirn
-FaREH ExE hetnE nzAee b. nnE
Cunxnissana. w3sh tne n~oouErHs1un
G. unE xaz4osx E1ipFAraa for a III
ting and anznvf1l osrezauuy Al each
hurarhfu@ SAID A1zuzrzl Enaory s
Land chairman uf Eae q q Mari
nzuR Cunnuz1xsSzn. - & CTR dazlrx
e make IAbxTfY Fseet Day 81
essn1 q na1Aouwsee Rore and
Esznztfrars1e and thH pzopae o TIE
urfia6 States arr nurdlAlsy invited
~ t2ae Cazzxntzx40n an1 the ship
nui11nrS % ~pmxEc1rRle Tfe Pres
cent oE tksk untuec States nhs beer
nk1nnG D. The Coxnnz1zzznz bo tAkH
SUCH pax1 ~ ms aronasn cfflclA1
0EEtex I'll permit Ez11 70 Accraas
the raAtkuu 20 nhe radio on thai
6zv.
ssznlnnznne a. IxbsTty
Eas< D1F particularly wlth reEnx1
- tzne raAs4uzAl defense effor4 car
nnt1nn h nzaking. i emphasized
waann u Is palntad cui that TINS
MI ~ nne lArren HAS Launching
q merchant xEsipx nrex thE GAYS
q fhE FRS weird Wa. the ocazs-
ssur m or hast ETemf emergency
xh~ipbullf1ne program. Farther. u
b o0ahaY Ag11sAcanL because = u
eT11enue uA1 or present ezneT-
zszzcy uaarAE Is uzNuy usa1fszs
ahead a that OF ths frs Wurlc
War nn6 ahead n 1acz o. The
nF1Esnal pro1acttnn schedules w41a1h
were SCI early u1ak vaax Tnme
s~cnednlm zAirh originally called
1w da1peEy q oaix two LxnzzEy
EaizE aza Tn4r, hare beer - sc
nnncnc ~ - znc1aAN thai VI I'll
haze Abona ~ N service ~ xzsf
VITA xAe -nece1erzt4on taaf has
been given lfx CoannzEEinat Ing
range gz6 emergency programs. ne
are c0EfsoeEz that 0zx plnoke % the
American peupH Ct Two &aipG 3
eny II 49, and iexs- w1n BE- ful-
flied
TIE CumuzHxlcn has adopted 3
Do1y Of naming ths Laerss Ships
fCwssnnna an pnas Ts~efvs1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Many employers have instituted
allotment plans whereby stated
amounts withheld from pay are APP
p4Aec 70 TIE purchase q Defense
Savings Bones individuals q &C
a1mplLsh TIE same END y buying
Defense Stamps until they nave
enough for q Bond-SIe75.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Many companies with large per-
4snne4 have e~stablh4aed Defense
savings Stamp BANK enabling
neI employees 70 buy Stamps con-
Feulsnly and w1thoul loss o. time.
Retail stores receive nc lee o.
percentage for the sale o. Defense
savings Stamps They o1ser their
iAclaEaes Is g patriotic service.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

ocmnunsa On r.ss T~sivs'
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-22

I'm not half as thunk as you
drink,
But fool so feelish I don't know
who is me,
And the drunken / stand here.
the longer 1 get.
The wealthy oil man, driving
furiously, suddenly discovered that
he was about to crash into a cir
Gus parade. He swung to the left,
narrowly missing six big elephants
but at the end of the line was
baby elephant which was squarely
in the way and the car struck It
with full force, killing the animal.
The oil man readily agreed to
pay for the baby elephant but when
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-22

he received the bill It was for q
staggering sum. He protested Wig
orously.
mo one elephant could be
worth that much" he shouted.
cit wasn't only the baby ele-
plant, the circus owner replied.
You jerked the rear ends out OF
the six big elephants"
Better the shoulder to the wheel
than the back to the wall"
Agent: You say you want all
your office furniture insured
against theft?"
Employer: Eyes, all except the
clock; everybody watches that"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-22
TRIBAL OIL LEASES

Consolidated s-Frary-Tribal 19l
No. /. in Section 10, recently com
pleted with an initial OF around oOO
barrels per day, brought the south
Cut Bank area into national prom
inence and this well together with
the Cobb Tribal 1877 No. 1, 1S5 bar
rels and Kaulberg-Tribal NO. l.
24O barrels, all in Section 1882
5W. are expected to induce other
GENERATORS to bid for the newly
opened leases.
Thirty-five wells are the minimum
requirements on the 10 tracts, the
generator being required to start the
first we'll on each tract WITHIN W
days after approval of the lease.
Leases carry STU % of the oil and
are for 10 years and as much longer
thereafter as oil or gas is found
in paying quantities. They Will
be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder.
The following tracts are in town
ship 80 north of range 3 west OF
THE Montana Meridian, Montana;
Tract 1. VIZ of the NEA OF
section 13, containing so acres.
minimum of two wells required.
Tract 2. Lot and the NV a
OF the SEX of section 10, contain
ing 96.03 acres. A minimum OF
three wells required.
Tract 3. SWA of the SEA Of
section 10, containing 40 acres. A
minimum of one we'll required.
Tract 4. Lot / and the NV a
of the NEA of section "a, contain
ing 1924 acres. A minimum OF
three wells required.
Tract 5. Lot and the SWA of
the NEA of section "a, containing
1854 acres. A minimum of three
wells required.
Tract 6. Lot and the NWA OF
the SEh of section "a. containing
96.74 acres. A minimum of three
wells required.
Tract Z. Lot and the SWA
Of the SEX OF section "a, contain
ing 1884 acres. A minimum of
three wells required.
Tract 8. Lot 1 and the NWA of
the NEA of section 25, containing
97.O7 acres. A minimum of three
wells required.
Tract 8. Lot and the SWA
of the NEA OF section 25, contain
ing 97.14 acres. A minimum OF
three wells required.
The remaining tracts are in town
ship 80 north of range 5 west OF
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HAVRE WAR
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CONTINUED from PLge onel
company which has the distribution
system in HaVre.
Rigg reported the complaint de-
mands a judgment on contracts with
]. Bland Catlett, A. d. Hobson and
Guy L. Smith to furnish a supply
of gas for a proposed municipal gas
system, that the defendants be re-
strained from depicting the gas sup
ply or diminishing pressure of the
natural gas and asks for appoint
ment of a receiver to take charge
Of the property of the defendants
to carry out the specific perform
ance and for such other relief as
the court may give.
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the Montana Meridian, Montana:
Tract 10. M Of the NWA OF
section 80, containing 80 acres.
A minimum Of two wells required.
Tract II. S1a of the NWA OF
section 80, containing 20 acres. A
minimum of two wells required.
Tract IL. NJ Of the NEA OF
section 80, containing 80 acres. A
minimum of two wells required.
Tract 13. 81 of the NEA OF
section 80, containing 80 acres. A
minimum of two wells required.
Tract IA. Lots and 4 of sec
ton 20, containing $3.50 acres. A
minimum Of three wells required.
Tract Is. M of the SWA OF
section 10, containing 80 acres. A
minimum of two wells required.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-22

Mrs. Blue: I've got a new maid.
Mrs. Brown: What's she Ike?
Mrs. Blue: My husband-Im
afraid
Two debutantes were discussing
the various Beau Brummels they
had met during a busy series OF
social functions.
when it comes to men-I like
'em tall. dark and handsome"
sighed one young thing.
'aThe only way l want en-" re-
piled the other caustically, is tall.
dark and handcuffed!"
I'm not under the alcofluence Of
incohol,
But thinkle peep 1 am.
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HOW DID THE OIL GET THERE?

What the origin oil found in the Madison limestone the
North Rocky Mountain region?
Did the oil originate n the lme-or
Was it formed shaes of the Ellis penetrating into the lime
stone by gravity or by molecular attraction
Is being fed upward by water pressure from lower formations
containing oomng materials travelling through cracks assures
n the lime?