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Evening star., 1942-08-16

And Vonderheldt had conceded "Scarcely."
But there had been something on his face
man didn't like to take
Rats" thought Jerry. That's what he
thinks we are,''
Vonderheldt had talked to him afte, the
Others had gone. How are your coolies taking
the Jap threat, Dean? Have they any idea of
the gravity of the situation?"
Evening star., 1942-08-16

i think they feel it. They're bewildered."
Like children"
Fifteen thousand children, thought Jerry,
abandoned by the white men they had trusted,
because cargo ship was giving those men
chance to get out!
Vonderheidt wasn't going He was an officer
In the Dutch force, armed and trained long
ago to defend the island He'd said There's
Evening star., 1942-08-16

wv what will we do?" suffered Vera Slmp-
son, Their eyes hung on him as if, with Singa-
pore gone only he stood between them and the
Japs.
There's British ship sailing from Sibolga
day after tomorrow" With that he turned and
left them.
But Diane was behind him. She caught his
arm. Jerry, you mean we're going back to the i,
States? Oh girls, think of it, Home! fhthe
Avenue -"
They began to talk, all at the same time,
IN high, shaky voices; to put aside their glasses
and gather up belongings with manner OF
haste, yet not moving to go.
Mollie Burke moaned: II wish could take
Togena I've just got her trainedp'
TW-S-lo-42
Evening star., 1942-08-16

"VO JERRY DEAN, as he drove along the road
toward Asahan, life was as finished as
- though he were eighty For the best of
his life was here, in every development from
what had been jungle to orderly plantations;
and that life would be over day after tomorrow
when the SIS. Sultan sailed from Sbolga
Burke, Simpson, Walters they had seemed
to jump at the chance to get out He'd seen
the relief on their faces when Vonderhcidt
in the Medan hotel had told them ship was
coming in. Jerrys first thought had been of
Diane and her safety. But not his next. The
bitter conflict had begun in him then, a conflict
which could have only one answer the one
Tom Burke had made. We can't let the women
face voyage like that alone" Tom had said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Refugees Vision
Own Plight in
Movie Of War

Ten little refueeos-happier no"
in safe. comfortable Detroit home,
for the duration a movie
THAT made them still more Crate
ful today for the shelter that IS
America.
They were guests Of the Fox
Theater az a special screening of
the Monty Woolley picture, The
Pied Piper" a tale of an English
man who helps FIVE tots escape
tragic fate OF Nazi rule.
They may have compared their
own flights from bombed England
and Poland as they watched the
stirring bhtz scenes Of the picture
but they remarked only about
HollyWood's idea OF German gcS-
tapO agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
Bars NaZiS
I'm Request
To Sister

When William Samuels, General
Motors engineer who died August
%, made his will in 1886 he made
certain the then growing Nazi
government would get none of his
money.
This was revealed today when
the will was filed in probate court
containing the proviso that a
$4,000 trust fund created for
his sister, Emmy Bran, SO, of
Frankfort -the-Oder, Germany,
be administered "only under such
circumstances as would insure its
full use and benefit to her"
He ordered that because OF the
political conditions in Germany my
wish is that my estate be deposited
outside the German frontier. pre-
ferably in one of the bordering
states"
ONLY SPARING AMOUNTS
Larry S. Davidow, Detroit at
torney and director of the trust,
was ordered 10 see that only small
amounts be paid for the living ex-
penses of his sister in Germany
and for those of her children who
reside outside that country.
Samuels. who was 81, came 70
the United States 81 years ago.
He is the author of Engine Bear
ing Loading, an authoritative
treatise on that subject.
Three requests of $3.50 each, In
Guiding one to the Church of Our
Father, Cass and Forest avenues
are included in the will, on which
q hearing will be held November
10 before Probate Judge Patrick
Il. OBrien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
EVIL AS THEY LOOK

"Those German police ARE as
evil ~ they look In the picture"
declare l4-yearrold John
kreutz. who was forced 10 flee
his homo in the mills outside of
Warsaw when Ilitler'S army oc-
cupied Poland. They were fairly
decent 20 us because my mother
Is an American citizen, hut many
of our friends had their homes
robbed and received brutal treat
ment.
II had 70 give the Nazi salute
when I entered the post office
which Germans guarded and I
remember the machine gun posts
set up all over Warsaw. oh, I'm
glad I'm here I'm America"
Other of the little guests spoke
with appreciation beyond their
years of life in Detroit with their
duration mothers and fathers.
OTHERS WHO ATTENDED
Present were Shirley Louise
1ronside. 9. of Glasgow, Scotland
Christine Urquhart, z, Of London
and Persia; James Bell. 9, of Bir-
mingham. England; Lois Cleaver,
Is. OF London; June. ID, and
Arthur Jolly. s, of Sussex (their
fathers cousin was Commander
Richard Jolly killed by wounds
suffered in a sea battle aboard
HMS Mohawk: June. 16, and
RoSalind Woodland of London
Jean Rae, ID of Scotland. British
Vice Consul Leslie IL Williams
also attended the screening. fol-
lowing which there was luncheon
party in Hotel Statlers Judge
Woodward Room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03

Today, than before, the ability of every
and part of their earnings for the future
the real if continue American way of life
Save buy War Bonds and Stamps. Save for oonr
future needand put the money the bank where will
be instantly available when you need it.
During 10th Anniversary particularly
invite the many Detroit in and meet
officers You may have missed the friendiness
, of your home bank, and to get acquaint-
Il IL 1 L = L..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-03
After 40 Years AS q Savings Bunk

This bank is 40 years old today. Carrying continu-
ousy through wars depressons good times and bad the
United Savings Bank stands the threshold of the
to come looking forward-not backward-to still greater
service the people of great city Although this bank
older than the Ford Motor Co. the Detroit Edison the
past is but record of the continuous service bank for
savings.
In fact, from its small beginning back in Sep -
TENDER 1902, the United Savings Bank has today
become the largest bank in Michigan devoted en-
trey to savings. We began bank for individual !"
savings depostors and through the years. have
continued on the same basic principle. II"
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METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY. Dee H.
1898 = - Church aehool
IW 4 ~ mafnzna worship
go = n Yoih Feno3aasp
1A F n evening Norshlp
NonGa9f Dec A.
2& ? = Mar Reed Circle
nee0 81 church
10 = = Ssraa Eeanett Circle
aeets Nzah Na = = Rzehaaaaaa
FuFe sRaHzaa
TW 2 ~ Bcasd = Chraflaa
k1Dcaflun
Tuesday Lex Is
1W F s. Circle II , meets
p psfaaHa2s
TW P ~ Wesley BFosh9
aeol ms=a Is chaaeH
He1neadsE. Der H.
72a F = chrnlmsz paEsanf
pfe~ntea ~ CfazzI Group =
high seaaal dlzazles 81 rs
EsEeHla Eaaen
Rw : = ULaEH
Paz.
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DUN LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

N&LA0HAEN (AN1A@H
Sunday Masses COO. 800 ard
ins00 A n
Weekday Riosses $50 and zoo
A ~
Confessions. Saturdays 4 % 6.
and Z 10 Q p NJ Ewes Of Feast
Days 4 TO s p M
Religious Instruction: Satur-
dayS $50 ~ NJ Sundays after
second Mass Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mas
Devosion8. Eovena 10 Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help on sun
cay 81 TOO p. NJ
Meetings. c y O. On Mondays
~ 7.30 P. II. Altar Society On.
First Tuesday a. TO p NJ O.
l. v. Alumni on first Thursday
Ct Tao ?. n Holy Name Society
On second Sunday after FIRST.
lass.
Rev. ?. J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone 3s7
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ST. JOHN EPISCOPAL
CHuHcH

Corner Pine and 1--we Oak streets
Sunday. Dec I3-ThHd S0day
IN Advent
7sM A NJ holy communion and
sermon
1900 a n, Sunday school
100 A ~. morning prayer
and sermon Subject. eAgf THOU
.He7~
$50 a -. Monday morning.
the rector Nlu broadcast ever Re-.
do Station WCCM iz4g kllo-
cycles Subject q Radio aeFFnaa.
a Man Whose Hand Vas VITA
cred
You ere welcome e attend or
services ard 20 listen 10 On fhs
broadcast
Rev FRIEDRICH S REscH.
HeelnF.
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r BAPTIST U =

kAESI Baptist CHURCH
PaScagouia. Mississippi
Sunday
Gas A NJ Sunday school. r.
A Marxton. superintendent
100 A ~. morning worship
Sis p NJ. Baptist Training
Union. Mrs Walter Treheru- d.
rector.
7.30 ? NJ evening worship
Wednesday
TOO T M. teachers and off
GERS meeting
500 p. N. prayer service.
Friday
7s0 P. n. choir rehearsal. r
A. Marxton. director
We welcome all visitors 30 ouf
services Especially are we glad
70 have The service men worship
with Us
L z GREEN. m D.
Pastor
r. A MARSTON.
Educational Director
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson


81
81 A
re
80 - - -
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KaroLr sArrsr caunea

SUNDAY
ssaA A sanA6y M &e
gotsn NAaieiA aaga neisnana
uW A - ard HM = n
WaFlssr SERVES
EN p n. Hapssss Utamf
rnaan
TUESDAY
3amg ~ n = q - e1ase
WEDNESDAY
- a. UHsesx assa TsA
err MexsixNs
so + ~ MHaNsxk Fs@Yns
FNse3
nEv JEWELL GOTHAM.
~
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SPENCER MEMoRIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Eanoste Community.
Sunday School 1900 am
Louis LindeF. superintendent
Morning Services. ffM ama
secunu and fourth sundays
Young Peopiex Meeting. TOO
pm
Evening Service. 80 pm
Prayer Services every Thursday
At TsS0 pm
We extend an invitation - al
TO attend these services
J. s JENKINS
Pastor
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sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

Sabbath Uheoi e 80 c'caEz
every Saturday a~tleFnoan a. office
auditorium - housing nfojcct e.
Tenth street PrezeHla 81 80
: n b Harvey Lee DoUgaa
SaerearaeaI lectures fhsf are
aFNtaHf - H4 ams = Eartha
Ha0V. HazH TuEdzH night =
80 oeiza EgersaHza mslted
HRS E CROSBY
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rurHERAn
Christ Lutheran Church.
5is South PaseaRouls street


chrixf Lutheran Church,
81 South Paseagouls street
Sunday. December 18th. Third
Sunday 10 Advent
eco A n Sunday school. Mf
Willard DeFurrezt sapegintend
eEst. Hiss Cathertne hTaSh. or-
eanist, lessen. The AnnDncls-
ton
800 A II. Bible classes.
1000 A. u. Divine service Mis-
Hlirns Meiene. orNanlxt. Epztle
lesson. ! Corinthians 10 -.
Gospel lesson. Matthew 3 la
sermon topie The Branch Ct
Jesse
wednesday. December leu
Divine Advent Service a. 80
?. n sermon topic. EOngsne.
ing Evidence Of Jesus Ssvsar
ship
Wednesday. December i64h
choir rehearsal inu@dately e..
- the aFxc
Thursday. December 18th. Wal
ter League Christmas achooi -
fhe parsonage - 10 ? y
Sunday. December zotn Sun
day school Christmas pFografn -
10 p -
Thought fr the Whek Jesus
fbese Is nasle other nane under
heaven, gwen Among men. where
- sc mazE ~ saved
Lev FREDERICK 4 a
FE1aE
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aN p y &y
Mr. HsnnAh ss
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sc A. WafNhsp at
cm te aean8 Esd tusNM n
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meetlaE esrh nWs1sy
PAYNE
nAetw
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule faF tie week
Sunday
afs A M-rharch school
iio1 a M Worship services
go p M-Yeagh Fellowship
TOO E M-woFshlp services
Monday
300 p ~ Meeting Of W S G
s cHciea MAJ CoNan. Ceells
Daley.
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! O con

EaHf MuA Nssas
11m "A = Sunday maM
Ter Naffu@. superintendent
II - a Sc Hna NJ
Preaching SERVICES every AaHanyI
HH Nv 4 u sHea MiB
aaf. CNesi Ms uanad eAs
r. II Prayer HfesW
NMzh Thursday
Ne. toIIN a NTuBnN
rsstpy
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
TABERNACLE

Hurley. Miss.
Two services each month, on
the first and third Sunday nights.
beginning = 73o o'clock Sunday
.school IT : 80 p NJ Ladies' Pray
.ef Meeting each Thursday after
noon II go o'clock
Everyone Il invited 10 attend
these services
H. G RODGERS
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

2sT canty Street
Sunday
s.45 a. NJ. Sunday school
1000 A N, Bible class IL
nanse.
100 A II. morning worship.
subject Thou shalt not kill
$50 P n. Young Peoples
League. at the manse.
TO p. n. evening worship.
subject The PeacemakeFs Bies
eng
Monday
800 P. n Circle No. ! with
Mrs simmons: Ne Z with Mrs
Heinecke.
Wednesday,
TO p n. Prayer meeting ard
Blbie study.
J. C. CRANE ID
Minister
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KREoLE CHURCH or COB

Sunday SrhouI-lo GO A *
Worship Service anday. 7 NJ
r. e
Special Mothers Services aao.
d4F nsKhi
YoanE Peopaee Meeting. Tues
dag. TO r. ~
Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
Tsx1 + 81
Rev r ". DAVIS ard WIPE
Pastors
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EAsT Moss PolHr nApTIsT

Schedule 81 SerVsres
3 s0 A MsunAae school
10 - A - Morning SERMON
ESQ p M-TfAlnsfsn unlun
30 =. MENaanellxtsf Mrs
sage.
TsW ? n. Wednesday-rfaysf
meeting
The public b cordially invited
10 worship with Is
MONTE A. DAVIS
Pastor
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EscATAwPA BApTfaT
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 A M-sanday uhoof
Lloyd Oliver, superintendent
Hoo a Morning worship
7S5 p M-FV~ning service
each lst and std Sunday.
Monday
Tzo p NV n u business
meeting
"Wednesday
Ts10 p M-Sanday school
council general business
Y. G wINDHAM.
Pastor
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cHuncn O. COP

fAm A = onaAv
e nesroN msf4sasnl
% A n ard sM 49,
asfhl MK mxsste esfFy Y
NY r. a eMh asn
fat. Cmll MsIsHas1 hatm
Nm = ~ Prayer msslux eafh
Hev T0M BROWN
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PRESBYTERIAN

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ST 81 "A y MmmgnG m
T& NJ evening wNH
HM = " "Wednesday. ms8
wvek pfaywf mfxNe
Rev r n WEST
naaaw
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KHs Eew YEARS.
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eaxh sat&Y
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3 n eh FHs
HeEYaFe ey
Al BARNES
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MILDRED uinMAM
en
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ORANGE onovE
METHODIST CHURCH

faua A Sunday ~aa@l.
Lee HAll superintendent
giW A ~ MnrninN wusNhap
neIXtex on stcuud Sandsg8
TsS Z ~ ExNnsng Mwxhtp
service On e<xsnd Sundays
T1 + ~ Mla aesk nfsNwg
meeting saeh Tuesday
100 y ~ Wanspnn Mtsssun+
airy Society neetsnA en- MonahY
after tfle ss-caad Sunday * eas i
month
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FArRvIEw BAPTIST cnuRcH

Market street. Pascagouia. Miss.
Sunday school It 1900 A ~.
c. ". Taylor. superintendent
Preaching second and fourth sun
days II 100 A. n and 500 =. N
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
81 200 o'clock
Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor
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81. pTERREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gautier. Miss
ess0-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon BY the rector. The second
Sunday Of the month the service
IS Holy Communion ana sermon
Rev FREDERICK S RESCH.
Pastor
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rEHsT BAPTIST CHURCH
Ma@ snf

Preceding. sssnaafa 81 II 4 ~
AMI - y
sanaAy Sxlaef IS 1890 A M
TnaAnlna unksa - Lee = =
MlaMerh SeEea MeHNsF
Al - T. ~
feu afe cordially lntise4 Is a.
tend
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REV BILL uEAN.
AaNselatK EassNs
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EECOwp Baptist cAuRch
H#ngy axense Ia Spa4rd Sc
uon Pa9aEcuiA
SundAy-
sSsA M Sunday seDoL A 2
Crane, superintendent
ftm A NJ mnnsnK unrahr
service
ESQ ? ~ a T L Hour. I'm
ct TasloH. diFectm
s4s r ~ evening worship
Wednesday
Toe p NJ prayer service
$50 ?. N. Choir Practice
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION
Bayou Cssosse
Sunday zhool 81 Bzyoa csnoste
school haAlse "a ta eehork Sun.
day afternoon
Worship Service It go
AL visitors welcome We ex
tend 20 yOo > hearty invitation %
come and worship with u&
Rev ] /. MORGAN.
p4siny
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Pascagoula Church News
Office TO cLEncYMEN AND CHURCH OFFICERS

NOTICE TO AND CHURCH CFFICEhAs
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ST. 10sEpHB CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Moss Point
SUNDAY maase - aaa so
a AZ
Week DAY nases Loo A s.
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Rexrrstan He0m Federal Puhhc
Housing AufhMt. naisAk
iath street
Sunday
SIS A NJ. San3sy
Thnsnas ( bsrnFnan r.. sapl
iiO a A. usansng worship
hrNxNe
M p NJ. RaFtssa Training
un3oa Miss 3uantsa ssewsw. q
rector
500 ? n evening worship 81
xlrN
Monday
30 p N w0uAns M~lxsanNsy
uulon
Thursday
70 Y NJ prayer eefvice
Rev } u WATTS
rsstn
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R-EoRcAnfzEp CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST Or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
49,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
MOST WELLS IN
STATE NOT DUE
FOR PROBATION

About 80 percent of the producing
wells in Montana classify as strip
pers" under the rules Of the Oil Con-
servation Board The plan is not to
restrict the production of stripper wells,
so most producing leases will have little
curtailment.
Following is the definition Of the
term 'stripper" as laid down by the
board:
Five 90 barrels or less II the depth
Of well. or average depth Of wells, on
lease does not exceed 1,75O feet.
Seven and one-haf C75) barrels or
less II the depth of well. or average
depth Of wells on lease exceeds 1,750
feet and does not exceed $3.50 feet.
Ten 10) barrels or less If the depth
Of well, or average depth Of wells, on
lease exceeds $3.50 feet and does not
exceed 2,750 feet.
Fifteen d5) barrels or less II the
depth Of well, or average depth Of
wells. on lease exceeds 2,750 feet and
does not exceed $3.50 feet.
Twenty COO barrels or less II the
depth Of well, or average depth Of
wells, on lease exceeds $3.50 feet and
does not exceed 1000 feet.
Twenty-Five (25) barrels or less IL
the depth Of well, or average depth Of
wells. on lease exceeds 1000 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
WEST SLOPE OF
kelvin AREA Is
OPENING UP

Kelvin field interest Is this week
turned to the west slope as two new
wells are preparing to start on the
| high plateau where the High Gravity
Production Co. recently brought in a
well with an initial Of go barrels OF
high gravity oil per day.
Interest in the west slope was ac-
! centuated by the discovery OF oil near
the top Of the Madison lime last week
! by Big West oil Co. In a test well
pool The Big West deepened one Of
It's producing gas wells and to the
surprise Of the entire industry found
good showing Of oil In one Of the
breaks in the Madison lime. The cas-
ing had been cemented with only a
small amount Of cement and when
scid pressure was applied, the acid
broke through the casing seat This
made it necessary to use a squeeze"
job and at last reports the cement
was again being drilled out prepare
tory to acidizing.
The newest operation ON the top OF
the rimrock is known as Peterson e.
SOrenson- Government No. /, In SW
NW3 SEA l8-35-3W. an east offset to
the last High Gravity Production well.
1t Is on what Is known as the Sorrell
lease. The drilling contract has been
let to M. F. Toles who Is now moving
materials.
High Gravity Production Co is pre-
pairing to drill another well, northeast
Of the present producers and the To-
cation has been submitted for approval.
It is in SW NW4 NEi 18-35-3W, on
another part Of the Sorrell permit.
one-haf mile north of the producers.
Berry and others have started a well
on Fee No. in Sc Sw3 SEA 22-35-1w,
on the east side Of Kelvin field. 1t is
drilling at 1245. Larson g. Blakeslee are
the contractors.
Agan Oils Government No. 10 location
lsss been suspended and No. 20 loca-
ton has been made In Sc NWa SWa
23-35-3W and has rig up.
Coolidge g. COOlidge-State A No. 10,
SW NW3 NE3 36-36-2W, is drilling at
$40.
E. A. McDougaH- Eagle Greek Oil No. |
1, C NEl SWz 24-32-3E, north Of Ga
lata, has spudded and shut down TO
repair machine.
Parrent-DaV1S NO. l. = SE3 SEA j.
36-3W, had a showing of gas In the
Sunburst sand, 1927 to 1865 and Is now
'epairing machine at 1900.
RimrOck- Schmidt No. 8, CNL SW8
IW3 29-35-3W, has a showing Of oil
1t 1808-1817, which came up 80 feet.
It will be acidized later This showing
Usually indicates good well In this
Irea.
Welsh Bros. -ZachOr No. S, CIVIL NW3
YEA 29-35-1W, is swabbing eight bar
els per day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-14
MOntGnG-DG
Gets Big Lease
Block at BOWdOip

Harlan Scott, Clyde Keys and r. s.
Rainey of Great Falls were successful
bidders here Wednesday on 5,2999S
acres of oil and gas land open to lease
on the Bowdoin structure in Phillips
county. They bid bonuses totaling 81
755.4O, according to Thomas F. Cor
bally, register of the land office, who
conducted the sale. 1t is understood
the leases are to be operated by the
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
Eleven tracts were bid in. Rainey
paid a scent bonus on 1,61751 acres
in three tracts and SIS cents ON $40
acres. Keys gave SIS cents bonus for
1,154O9 acres In two tracts, cents
for 4SO acres, $105 for 398.27 acres and
S1.55 for $40 acres. Scott bid in one
tract of 6401O acres for a $lO5 bonus.
At Is cents an acre, annual rental
for the total acreage viii be $32. 1880.
Leases win be issued on approval Of
the general land offices.