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VOL. XXXV. - GOD. XXXV.
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Cryena Arn1iia JOS drzi cyrsto iricijativu borbe'

Nacisticke se daju slan otpor a Crvena NoJska ma hJh Shho
navaliniu Ovoiko 81 noze razumeti IL svih izvestaja koJl 81 raznlh
strana dodiose do danas 16. marta. Same ma jednom mestu Je CrVe-
ma Amiia zbog veceg broja neprijatelja morala popustt. mace
svetrano teskom mukom ali "a sigurno potiskuje neprl]atella.
Izpleda da s. pribizuje cas- kada &c CrVena Armua poVfat'h
euveno industrijsko mesto, Harkov, koi Sc smatra da je "Plttsourgh
Ukraine. Crvena Armija zai da tai grad povrati sto nepoVredJeni
i'm da hi mogla njegove industrtije, koje su Moi strahoVlto nuzne,
so wise iskoristiti u proizvodni ratnog mateIjala. Mozda Ola zoog
toga nisu grad dcsad sa vecim pritiskom osvoUh.
Medjuvremeno, Crvene sMe osvajaju mania NEST a u to vellk'
ratni material kojeg "a sobom ostavjaju porazene naclsucke trupe'
Tako su Cweni vojnici izmedju %. fedruara 10. marta, prema IL
vestaiu "Sovietskog informatvinog biroa," dobii 10 naclstcklh ten
koya, 1929 masinskih pusaka, 100000 puscanih metaka, l345 grana-
ia skoro 1000 automobile motorcikla bicikla, dive locomotive }
Getrdeset vagona punih sa raznim materijalom, kao 157 topova.
Neki ratni eksperti drze da Crvena Armija bi mogla ma central
nom frontu severno dale potisnuti nacisticke trupe, ali da ona to
nece da cii zbog strateskih razloga, jer bi Sc udaGla cd svoje
snabdevajuce linije, vec radje tuce umara nacisticke sMe bllzu
svojih utvrdjenja tako primorava naciste da s tuku daleko od
njihoyih snabdevajucih sredstava. Ali ne treba nikada gubiti IL vida,
da je Sovjetska Russia industrijalno, u sravnjenju sa nacistcklm
zemliama, mnogo slabija, a kako ne bi bia kada Hitleru padose kao
trule kruske evropske kontinentalne "demokratije' sa njihovim boga-
tim industrijskm predeima ratnim arsenaima!
Kada Sc stalno ina ma umu da nacisticka Nemacka 81 ltahjom
literarno poseduje svu~ kontnentalnu Evropu, koja sHu "demokraz
tile" sraatraju vecu Cd militaristickog Japana, onda Sc jos jasnije
vdi has neopisani herojizam Crvene Arnnije. Sta mislite? Jos kada
Sc ina ma umu da SSSR mora drzati skoro polovinu svoje milharne
sHe blizu Japana, koi Sc, prema poslednjim vestima. izgledno pi-
prema, da naval ma MEGA, onda je Crvena Armija sa svojom prepo-
lovlenom siom II stanju ne samo da zaustavi mnogo silnijeg nepri-
jatelja, nego da ga jos ma njegovu sramotu neprekidno potiskuJe!
Tako sto moze da pokaze samo vojska CHI clanovi inaju zalog
IL zemlji koju tako brane kao sto cine ruski radnici, koji moraju
sebe da zadivljavaju kao Geo svet.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-19
Britannia namerava d& celu Indiju ~pretvori u
ratni front.

Velka Britannia se zaista trudi da predobie e ogromnl narod
Indie "a ooj rat izgleda da &c tom potacenom narodu nuditi ne
kakve koncesie, koje &c nosii ime autonomje, ali kGe opet nece to
znaciti.
Ma putu "a fndiju II tn svrhu Sale e Sir Stafford Grips, kji
nedavno bese britanski ambassador "a SSSR, koi izgledase da ce
zauzeti ljuljajuce mesto, koje Sc jos ljulja, ministra- predsednika.
Churchilla. On So sobom nsi tajni plan. On &c da govori sa pred
stavnicima "manjine" vecne, tojest, sa onom "manjinom' koju
predstavjaju indirektno indijski princevi II Interest," britanskih i'm
perUaista, sa predstavnicima sveIndijskog Kongresa.
Ali iako Grips nosi tain" plan koncesija "a Indiju, moze Sc
DAFT tofko razumeti da je britanska vlada voljna lei malo dale no
so je otisla augusta, 1910, kada je, prema izjavi Churchilla, koju
ueini II. marta pred Britanskim Parlanentom, obecaa Indiji status
dominic nakon rata so pre-, ali da Britannia zadrzi pravo "protek-
dom nisu slozii predstavnici SveIndijskog Kongresa. Grips Cd
lazi sa torbom "novih novcatih' ponuda, kJe &c Sc dai narodu In
die, a ako in on print "a Min &c patiti svojm morem prolivene
krvi. Jer u istom govoru Churchill rece Britanskom Parlamentu:
mi moramo takodjer imati ma umu da je India jedna cd baza
sa koje Sc mora zadati najjaci kontraudarac prodirima tiranije i
agresije"
Japan Sc sa prodirom Burme prbizuje Indiji. Britanska impe-
rijahsticka vlada strahuje da &c India pasti zbog unutrasnjeg ne
zadoyoljstva naroda kojeg ona godnama tlaci. Vrlo je logicno pred
staviti da tai narod nece hrabro braniti onu vladu koa ga je nepre-
kidno tlacila. Otuda veliki strah britanske Wade.
A zbog toga u swim tim kolonijama uvelko gubi Velika Britain
ia. Kako ST mGze ocekivati cd urodjenika neko hrabo borenje "a
mo sa jednim glavnim cijem da izrabljuje urodjenike da in obes-
pravljuje. Potlaceni narodi tih kolonija SUI se cesto bunii Brita-
Mia in je uvek, ko druge imperijalistcke zemje, u krv ugusivala.
Se to pamti potlaceni narod NIGGA &c tesko II IL casu predobti
Britannia da "a nu hrabro lie krv.
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Ohio State Convention in Akron. Ohio

Comade Arnold Petersen Naional Secretary of the Socialist Labor Part, will deliver an at
dress on the subject 'Soiaisma and Human Nature t. the. delegates and visitor at the Ohio State
1912 Conwnton in Akron oho on Sunday, April 5 The address. will be the hHHht of hsn most
importantly Convention
The Convention will cuuenea $50 NJ on Sunday, April at the Magyar Home, 12 East
Street in Akron. 1t will be Mass Convention. Your membership cards showing that you
are in good standing viii entte you to be sehd as delegate VISITORS Arr oRDlAAA IN
VITED TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION N BANQUET
A delicious dinner will be served to delegates and vstUs at l P Nj 1t at this banqu1h mat
Conrad Petersen will deliver his address Dinner ucMts $l5 for adults 6c frc children Re"
write to m Fakas 8S East Ave, Akron, Ohio
Commde Joseph Pnncin National Organizer will also attend and addpsst Convention. Com
rae Prncn will deliver a radio addrss over station WADE Akron, bdveenS 800 and N P M
on Sunday Evening from the Convention floor
The aHo Address will follow al program OF excenet sngng and instrumental music ana VIII
be followed to the c of an excellent orchestra
Mark APRT 5, 1912 on your S ]. P Calendar NOW! Spend it in Akron t the o'o
STATE CONVENTION
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/ iOUo utbiSt dLItt OLIStc, bdS MAJ
voinici ma nekadasniem bojnom
polju. Ali mediu OWN poginulim
radnicima behu i njihove zene,
deca it'd. Moderna militarna ma
Sina ne napada Same naoruzane
yojnike, ona je uperena pr0tiv ce-
log stanovniStva ratujuce zemlie.
| kada uzmemo u obzir da su sko-
70 sve svetske zemlie u ovom ratu,
moderna masina je uperena pro.
tiv celog covecanstva. | IN ste
smo do sada Il oyom pocetnom to-
talnom ratu videli bice igraCka
kada &c Sc sravniti sa onim ste
los imamo da vidim0, ako medjv-
vremeno radnicka klasa ne ustane
da politickom i ekonomskom akci-
.jom obori kapitalizam, imacemc
da vidimo neopisivije svestrano
razaranie bogatstva i celokupno2
stanovnistva bez raZlike. To JIG
totalni rat
/ moderni imperijalisticki rat
Sc drukce he moze voditi. Stats
tika veil da Sc odrzi jedan vojnik
Ma bojnom polju potrebno ie da
neprekidno IL industliji rade 1G
radnika. Ne treba da ratni gene
Irali iekaju So preyeiikim znanjem
da logicno dodju do Zakljucka,
ako Sc u%niste industrije i indus
trijski radnici neprijateljske Zem-
lie da &c Sc 5 time paralizovati
r,jena militarna masina. | oni ia
ko postupaJu.
Tako su radnici svih ratujucih
zemalja, zbog toga sto su Il sta
nju da ~proizvode V drustveno
bogatsvto, postal meta modernih
tombasa koje oni sami proizvode.
Pod razbojnickim kapitalizmom
koji poradja ratove, radnlkova ma
grada je smrt zbog toga sto je
postao sposoban da rukuje bez l.
CHE pomoci sa svom zemaljskom
industriiom. | ova tragedija preti
da &c biti VEGA. Pricaju nam da
su vec razni bakcili spodgotovlje-
nj "a bacanie IL am vodene re-
zervoare da takO Smrtno ZaraZe
vodu da bi Sto wise civilnog sta
novnistva, sto wise clanova rad
nicke klase uniStili. TIE bakcile
poseduju sve moderne kapitalis-
tickle zemlje. Onda te ratujuce
zemlie poseduju svekovrsne gaso-
We, Ter je svaka zemlja godinama
podvIgla hemiju pronalaska sto
otrovnijih gasova, koji jedva ce-
kaju da Sc upotrebe. Bakcili, OF
rovni gasovi, bonnie sa ratnih
ptica = to je "sjajna' buducnost
koju cello cove6anstvo ceka pod
kapitalizmom!
Opsta mizerija jeste neizbezna
posledica totalnog rata. Stanov-
nistvo Britanije o~sudieno je sa-
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"TOta|ni rat" ......-

Svi su inperiialistiCki ratovt
grozni u toliko wise cd dlugih ra-
tova je I oni razaraju bogatstvc
i c~oyeGanstvo samo radi interesa
iZrabljivacke klase. Ali oval mo-
derni rat ne samo da SO odlikuje
SO svojim razorstvom uniste-
hjem ljudskog zivota Cd svih pre-
Xxx. stoleca ratova, nego cak i Cd
p1oslog Prvog Svetskog (imperi-
jalistickog) Rata. A INA Sc da je
prosli imperijalisticki rat bio do
sta svestrano razoran.
Minuli ratovi pc pravilu su j.
mali ogranicena bojna polja. We
like vojske su Sc Ma NINA sukob-
lJavale i samo ona mesta koja su
Sc nasla Il sredini tog bojnog po-
liza iii Il n~eposrednoj bliZini, patti
la su Cd razorstva. Ali prosli
svetski rat, kada su pc prvi put
upotrebljavani ratni avijoni i ze-
pelini pokazao nam je kakav &c
biti Drugi Svetski Rat, jer i tada
donekle London beSe IL vazduha
bombardovan. | tada neki grado-
vi i neke kuce daleko cd bojnog
polja behu razorene. To behu rani
znaei modernog ~"totalnog rata"
D:ahas1 BONO pole nije'lokalizo-
vano. Svaka kuca ma kojeg grada
ratujuce zemlje, svaka osoba, bez
pitanja starosti i pola citavo
civilno stanovniStvo iZloZeno je
istim opasnostima rata kao sto su
%naoruzani vojnici koji prodiru iii
Sc povlace ispred jaceg neprija-
telja. Ma stotine milja ratni avn
joni prelaze prekO takoZvanog BOZ
nog polja i ruse gradove svestra-
no ubijajuci civilno stanovnistvo.
London je jedan cd gradova kohl
Sc do nacisticke navale ma SSSR
mozda naiviSe bombardovao. We
lie nam da su dosad tamo poglnu-
Ii cd bombi 10000 stanovnika. Ne
opisiv terror mora da vlada sa c.
vilnim stanovnistvom kada vidi
preko sebe vazduhu ratne ptice
koje mad NINA bljuju vatru. Ia
ko je totalni rat kuhinju, spavacu
sobu. cak i deCiju sObu gde i 10
vorodjence mirno spava p%retvorio
Il bojno pole. | pc pravilu to su
irdustrijski predict koje totalni
rat %ukljucuje Il bojno pole i, sled
stveno, to su pc pravilu radnici
i njihove familije koje II vecini
GNU zbog totalnog rata. Skoras-
ME bombardovanje industrijskoe
predela Pariza i drugih gradova
FTancuske cd strane britanskih
bombasa pokazuje nam kakav je
totalan rat. Preko 600 radnika ko-
jima nj ma kraj pameti toga dana
nije bilo da &c biti ukljuceni Il
obimu bojnog polja totalnog ra-
ia poginuse ma mesto, dok Min
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tota|na nizerUia.

ga zivi sanIo Cd povrca - nema
mesa. Onamo gde manjka hrana
tn Sc pojavljuju "crne place. ma
kojima plutokrati dobivaju svo-
ju izobiljnu hranu. Crni trgovci
te ''crne place" morali su IL Via
dinih stovariSta krasti hranu "a
bogatu parazitsku britansku plu-
tokratiju, "a kOju Sc vodi oVaJ
imperi jalisticki rat, da bi ocuva-
La Meme opljackane i potlacene
ogromne koloniie, koja kradja JIG
morala postati javnim skandalom,
jer ie britanska vlada, da bi uni
rila napaceno radno stanOvnistVo,
naredila da Sc ma svak0m troku
koji nosi hranu postavi voJnlk sa
masinskom puskom. Ali to ne
menia Cinjenicu da nece bitl dali
nth "crnih pijaca,' i da nece ma
paceno radno stanovnistvo jos vi
Sc gladovati. Tamo manjka koza
"a cipele, tie ce biti ovog ljeta bo-
sin, ako ne i golih.
IL Berne, Svajcarska, javlJaju
Is. marta, da je borba oko hrane
20 celoj Evropi VEGA cd borbe "a
hegemoniju i da &c mozda hrana
odrediti ko &c biti p~orazeni j po-
bedioco Badje nego milltarna siias
Nacisti su primorani da u svakoj
okupiranoj zemlji drze svoje Fan
dare, koje moraju dobro hranlti,
mace nece biti "dobri' nacisticki
kasapi. Ma ratnom frontu Ma rus
kom ratnom frontu, gde su nacls-
ii prisiljeni neprestano drzati mi
lone vojnika, njih moraju nacisti
dobro hraniti iii nj oni nece bltl
"dobri' nacisticki vojnici. Ali Ia
cisti moraju dobro hranitl / svoJo
industrijske najamne, obesprav-
liene najamne robove, mace nece
oni biti "dobri' radnici. A i os-
talo svestrano stanovnistvo mora
nekako hraniti da Sc svestrano ne
pobuni i da ide lice u smrt sa Ma
dom da &c i preko miliona svojih
mrtvih tela revolucionarno pobe-
6iti. Ali nema nj tamo, jos mamie
nego Il Britaniji. dovoljno hrane
"a sve. Posledica toga je sve ma
MIA hrana, sve wise bolesti, sve
raniia smrt sve VEGA miZerija ne
sretnog radnog covecanstva.
Cak i u owl najbogatiju ZemljG
ma svetu totalni rat uvadJa jos
vecu mizeriju radnicke klase. Re
strikciie dolaze "a restrlkclJama.
Sada ovo sad ono ne mozeS XII
pitt, ier ie iii potrebno vojsci Ill
zbog rata Sc sa strane dobiti ne
moze. Nema dovoljno secera, jer
je secer ~potreban ~vojsci i proiz-
vodnji ratnog materijala, sem to-
ga sto SUI Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola>l
druge firme koje prave slatka pl-
Nastavak ma 3. strani..
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BlumOva blebetanja.

IL Roma, Francuska, javljaju II. marta, da je pred komicnim
sudom Leon Blum, bivsi premier Wade "popularnog fronta," kao
osudjenk ucinio nekoliko vlo interesantnih izjava. Medju NINA je
jedna koiu on ucni II vzi sa docekom necistickog predstavnika
(Nastavak' ma 3. strani)
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Jedan straik zelieznicarskih radniks.

IL Washingtona iavljaju ii. marta da ie Predsednik Roosevelt
spreman da komandira sa Toledo Peoria & Western Ranroa, ako MEN
G. P. McNear, il, ne podnese spor izmedju njegove
Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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n1AsA S DIS A:
lN prosvecivarje radnicke
kase u duhu MarksiZma'
da SUI rad i karital nepo-
nirt;ivi neprijatelj; .orga-
nizovanje radni.ke klase u
sjednu Revoluci0narnu Po-
. liticku Partiju "a osvaJa-
ME i razaranje Pcliticke
: Drzave kapitalizma; Orga-
niZovanje radnika j Ii jed
nu revolucionarnu Indus
! trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
! ME, drzanje i Aretanje
! svih zemaljskih industrial.
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@1ASA SVRHA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u
redjenja; unistenie najan1-
neg ropstva radniG@e hda-
Sc; prenasanje svih Zemafj-
skin industrial u ruke Of
ganjzoyanil1 pr0izv0diaCa;
svak0 m radniku potpun
pi0d niegovog rada; oslo
bodienje celog covecan-
silva cd morije klasne Via
davinc; uspostavlianie SlU-
bodne Zajednice nrugoHa
i Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Repuhlike Rada.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-31

lifted the sheet. peeked under and left
soon thereafter another appeared
I lifted the sheet, peeked under and
/ left. Still another approached, lifted
the sheet and peeked under.
This was entirely too much, so she
asked the young man: What am
here for, Doc, observation or oper-
auon?"
He replied: 'I don't know; I'm not
the Doc: I'm the painter down the
hall"
Here comes the happy bounding
flea; you cannot tell the he from she;
the sexes look alike you see-but she
can tell and so can he.
old Lady: II suppose you and your
husband worry lot because you don't
have any children after being married
three years"
Young Lady: ooh, yes! we've spent
many a sleepless night because Of it,"
Marine: "Heyl"
Babe: MY name amt Hey-and
don't try to make me while the sun
shines"
Little Girl:"Nurse, will I have a
moustache on my lip like daddy when
I grow up?"
Nurse (absently): Pretty often. dear,
I expect"
Customer: Your dog seems very
fond of watching you cut hair"
Barber: ut amt that; sometimes
snip off bit of a customers ear"
Pretty Shopper: "Are you sure that
this blackout material won't shrink
[ want it for my bedroom windows"
Fresh Salesman: "You shouldn't
worry, dearie, not with your figure"
Show me a single order that adj
ever put on the books" de-
handed a hard-boiled manufacturer.
Show me single load Of hay that
he sun ever put in the barn." replied
.he salesman, and then added, "the
Jun makes the hay but the farmer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-31
TerGcO Jumps It's
Aviation Output to
$50 BbLs. q Day

Under contracts between the De-
Tense Supplies Corp, and The Texas
Co., the government will purchase all
1OO-octane gasoline produced at three
refineries and the company will in
crease its production Of the gasoline
from 1850 barrels to $50 barrels per
day
The office of Petroleum Co-ordi-
nator recommended construction Of
two AFOREMENTIONED plants to add
several thousands of barrels" to .. S.
lOO-octane gasoline output Acting
Solid Fuels Co-ordinator Gray report
ed bituminous coal production for the
week of Jan. II was 10,925.OO0 tons,
greatest since the peak week Of Nov. 20.
Anthracite production, he said, for the
week ending Jan 10 was $4,000 tons
compared with $4,000 tons for the
previous week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-31
BLACK OIL LAND
IN OREGON BASIN
BRINGS BIG PRICE

CODY Seven tracts in Oregon
Basin field were sold at public auction
at the u. S. land office in Cheyenne,
bringing $3l6,3O2, the largest amount
ever realized at a sale of Oregon Basin
leases
Following is record of the sale
Parcel No. l, N1N5 Sec. 5-5ON-lOOW,
1915 acres, was bought by Yale OIL
Corp. of Billings at SITS per acre, to-
falling $28,262.50.
Parcel No. 2, WlWl Sec. 33-51N-
lOOW, 100 acres, sold for S2l0 per acre,
to Husky Refining Co., totaling $33,6OO.
Parcel No. 8, NEl Sec. 32-5lN-l0OW,
100 acres, sold to Ohio OIL Co, which
bid S410 an acre, totaling $65,6OO
Parcel No. 4, SEA Sec. 29-5lN-10OW,
$50 acres, brought the highest price,
500 an acre, bid by Kirk Oil Co., to-
falling $4,000.
Parcel No. 5, SW4NEa Sec. 29-51N-
lOOW, and SaNWa Sec. 29-51N-10OW,
100 acres, brought s505 an acre from
Yale Oil Corp, totaling $4,000.
Parcel No. 6, SE3SW4 Sec. 80 and
EaNW3 Sec. 31-51N-l 00W, 100 acres,
brought S255 from Husky Refining
Co., totaling $50, 800
Parcel No. 7, SE1SE4 Sec. 7-51N-
lOOW, 40 acres, brought 81 per acre,
totaling $40, bid in by E. w. Krampert,
Casper geologist.
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1OO-BARREL
OIL WELL AT
kelvin FIELD
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
shut down for one reason or an
other
Agen On-GOeddertz No. IS, CSL NEi
SW3 23-35-3W, drilled to the sand last
year. was treated with 500 gallons OF
acid and averaged barrels IN the
first 10 days on the pump
Big West-State No. /, c SCI 6-S4-4W
being carried down for lime test
after having developed 1000 900 cubic
feet of gas in the Cut Bank sand Is
at $500. Casing was set at 1928 and
cemented with four sacks. Lime was
found at 2278, dry, and drilling con-
tinues in gray lime at $500.
Coolidge & COOlidge-State A NO. 3,
CSL SW3 NW3 36-36-2W, in the Sun
burst pool, is apparently a good well
with 1900 feet of oil in the hole from
the SunburSt sand at 1562-l6O5. Seven
inch pipe was set at 1862.
Parent Davis No. 1, G Sci SEA s.
36-3W, ran 84-inch pipe at 1888 ana
Is now drilling at 1888.
PrevOI e. Shay Govt. No. l, CNL
SW3 SW3 11-35-3W, is running tubing
and rods to make production test be-
fore acidizing.
RimrOck- Schmidt No. 8, CNL SWa
NW3 29-35-3W, drilling, 1920.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-31
WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?

was virtually idle and with no drilling
every field drops off rapidly Many
thought Kelvin opportunities were a
thing of the past. They did not even
realize the significance of acidization
when this science arrived in 1884, acid
jumping production of old wells by an
average of 40O96. Wells which were
believed to have condemned" areas,
with their small production, were trans
formed into flowing producers by the
magic of acid
In that period of doubt and uncer-
tainty, royalty investors who could
see the light" bought royalties in the
heart of Kelvin field for the lowest
prices ever We were then buying
ahead of acidization" and many of
these royalties paid out their cost in
just a few months. Those investors
made more money and made it quicker
than pioneer investors of IA years pre-
vious: new crop" of fortunes.
Among the royalty investors who
buy through this organization are many
successful business and professional
men who invest their own powers of
discernment along with their money
We regard their judgment very highly
We find that although they may live
hundreds of miles from Montana, they
frequently have a clearer grasp of a
situation than those of us who live in
the midst of the oil fields. Thus OUR
guidance from this group From time
to time we ask for their judgment
The result of this latest query is in
teresting because nearly all were agreed.
They all named one or both of two
farms which we definitely had in mind.
We have no idea of buying royalties
on those farms because their production
rate is so great that we could not get
an attractive price None would want
to sell such royalties at an attractive
price. However, the success of these
properties was based on the application
of the simple and well-established rules
referred to. There will be MORE roy
alties of this type. They are farms from
which none of the pressure has been
exhausted. The great producing farms
of Is years ago are now stripping the
sand. Successful operators and success
full royalty investors will gain their
success by taking the oil from virgin
ground which retains its original store
of oil and gas.
There are farms in the Kelvin area
which will in the future pay the royalty
owners-whoever they may be-hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars. Operat-
ors who must risk not dollars but tens
of thousands of dollars are doing much
of the thinking They are carefully
working out the application of we'll
established rules to develop new pro-
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must put it in the barn. Advertising
paves the way for the salesman, Gre
ates acceptance of your products and
the desire to buy-that's the function
of advertising. You pay your sales
men to put the orders on the books
that's their function, and, a
mighty important one"
A man driving along country road
saw the roof of a farmhouse ablaze.
He shouted wildly to the woman
standing calmly In the doorway: 'eHey,
your house is on firel"
''What2"
Your house is on fireI a little
louder.
What? I'm a little deaf"
your house Is on fire!" at the top
of his lungs.
'Is that all?"
well, it's all I can think Of right
now"
What to do in case of an air raid:
l. AS soon as bombs start dropping,
run like hell. ct doesn't matter where
AS long as you run like hell.)
2. Take advantage of opportunities
afforded you when air raid sirens
sound the attack warning. For ex-
ample:
(a) In bakery, grab some pie, or
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God gave man five senses-touch
taste, sight and hearing. but the sue
ceSsful man has two more-horse and
common.
A short history of Americas first
three weeks in the second World war:
Chapter I: Pants down.
Chapter II: Shirts on.
Chapter III: Sleeves rolled up.
Once upon a time there was a farm
er who had a garden full of the incest
cabbages YOU have ever seen. Each
morning a little rabbit would hop in
and eat one of the cabbages, and this
went on until one day the farmer no
ticed his cabbages were all disappear
ing, and he couldn't figure what the
hell was happening to them. But, we
know, don't we2
In a Cut Bank night club a guy
will go in like a lion, and out like a
light.
Young Miss Brown had Just been
for the operating room and
placed on the stretcher to be wheeled
in finally by the nurses. While she
was left alone one doctor approached,