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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Flower Club Plans
Rummaee Sale

PLANS for . rummage sale
are being made by the st. Louis
Four O'clock Club. Set for
Thursday, Feb. IL. the event
will take place Ia the Matthews
building On Broadway. All
members are urged to take their
rummage 10 kha Matthews build
Ing or to Mrs. Thomas Br,lyer,
10 Fifth strest BY Wednesday,
Mrs. Leonard Newman enter
tanned the club when these plans
were made. and Mrs. Henry
Madou was. admitted % q new
member. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Bud Provost. Mrs. Joseph
Dryer and Mrx Rene Deneweth,
Mrs. Deneweth will be hostess
on Feb. IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Radio Broadcast

THE SIXTH ANNUAL call
to Youth" series Of radio broad
casts will be presented from $50
to las o'clock +. 8. T. every
Saturday. beginning tomorrow,
when the topic will b This
Brave New World"
These broadcasts IRE present
ed by the Youth Committee Of
the National Council Of Catholic
Women q Z public service fea-
ture Of National Broadcasting
Corporation.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
GOODAR will have a their din
ner guests this evening, Mrs.
Goodar's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Weeks, Of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence vernier, Of this city.
THE HOLLYHOCK Club Of st.
Louis parish met with Mrs.
George Beaufait yesterday, with
Mrs. Raymond Shue @ . guest.
Mr.. John Madou won house
prize. The next meeting viii
be Feb. 10, 1t the home % Mrs.
Henry Wander MerSch, with her
mother, Mrs. Frank Hyde, a.
MRS. CARL DODGE viii en-
terrain her Saturday Night Club
on Friday evening at her home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Xix PTA Plans
Runmaee Sale

PLANS for 4 rnmmAgo sale
were made BY Herman Xix Pa
rent Teacher Association Ct the
meeting Wednesday evening.
Members are asked 70 take their
rummage 70 lGrs. John Feer Or
Mrs. Fred Syrett before Feb.
II, and complete plans for The
sale will BE- announced shortly.
The Ever Ready team Of Pa
triotic Daughters Of America
from Dearborn gave . splendid
drill depictiog the history q
the United States flag from 1850.
The 80. members Of this team
performed with spirit and coloe
Tor the % persons present, UNI
der The leadefship Of Mrs. Agnes
Dabronski.
The Herman Xix schools
new teacher, Miss Virginia
0rankiewicx, was Introduced 70
thoss present by the PTA pres
idenA Carl Staeb. A nominal
Ing committee to prepare for
elections was named, including
1rA wesley Dunn, Mrs. James
Gallagher and Mrs. Ben Neils.,
Hefreshments were serve d
from q table beautifully decorat-
q ID blue and gold. PTA colors,
In observance q SounderS day.
The centsrpiece featured . v
for victory worked out IN Amer
lean flAos. MrH Louis Yochum
end Mrs. =. H. Webs were In
charge.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
4 DRIVE OUT
BOWEL WORMS
DoSoro they cause Trouble

yeW GAjl6rea - aAd you, TOO - may have
SqpnaWegsHs without even knowing L. And
t1gas peqts. living inside the body. can cause
~ tSodhle. Watch for these warning signs:
Gs1lng. uneasy stomach. itchy nose and
ooQA neEvousneo1, paleness.
80 yuu even suepeet roundworms. get
y<yae's vesmlfU9e right awayi Jayns's 10
4nerica's leading proprietary worm medi-
60. Scisatiheally tasted and used By millions
II ever . santury. Il acts very gently.
01pels stubbetA large worms without "dyna-
nt6|ng." II - worms are there, Il II Just
6lH laxative. Demand Jayns's vsrmifass.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06

MRS. BERNARD rEETIER
entertained the Circle Eight
Club Wednesday evening. Priz--
e were won by Mrs. Merlyn
Corey and Mrs. Columbus Du-
bay. The club win attend the
PTA games purity at Clemens
school next Wednesday evening.
THE DEFENSE CLUB met
yesterday with Mrs. Wesley
Reeder - hostess At Mrs. Horace
Zeigler's home. Prizes Of defense
stamps went TO Mrs. Reeder,
Mrs. Carroll l. = m . nj Mr..
Charles Bradbury, and Mr..
Zeigler. The group will attend
the Margaret Bottome Circle
card party on Tuesday, Feb. 10
Ut the Kings Daughters Home.
\ MRS. PETER ooTxRlGAN
was honor guest lase svening.
when the Bluebell Club eavs her
. shower at the home az Ger
aldine King. Hunco primes were
won BY Mrs. Clayton Roeeo, MrS.
Gordon Elso. Mrs. Prt Scholar
and house prize BY Mrs. Oster-
man. Mrs. Roland Losen will en-
terrain the group on Feb. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. HUBERT
Aging Of Van Dyke announce
the arrival Of . ron born at SIS
o'clock this morning In Sc. Jos
eph's hospital.
HOLY HOUR will b held this
evening In st. Peters Church
at 7:S0 o'clock.
MARJORIE ANN COULON
celebrated her birthday ami
ver'ary yesterday.
NIX. AND MRS. 0UE9 NC.
KEE, former residents q Mount
Clemens. who have boen living
In Muskegon for IN past 1oue
years, are now making thoir
home on Center avenue CedarS-
burg, Wis.
MR.. AND MRS. LOUIS
HAMON Of Hubbard avenuo aro
observing their Sand wedding
anniYsr1ary TO-DAY.
WILLIAM CARD q celebrat-
Ing his S0th birthday ami
versary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Dickinson PTA
Studies Defense


Civilian Defense last evening to
approximately 70 members of
Dickinson Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION. meeting for potluck
dinner.
L. Wade Fast, superintendent
of schools, spoke on what the
schools are doing to assist: col
lecting paper, selling Defense
Stamps. and preparing for air
raid drills. Miss Margaret Nc
Call, school nurse, appeared to
tell the parents Of the results
of the recent audiometer tests
given in the schools.
Miss Jessie Kerschner, Of
Clemens school faculty, present
ed several vocal selections, aft
er which gifts were presented
to the retiring president and
vice-president, Mrs. Richard De-
Ketelaere and Mrs. Otto Zoe
plitz, respectively.
New Officers were introduc-
ed. They are Mrs. John Norm
ington, president: Mrs. Leslie
Cooley, vice president: Mrs. E.
N. Guild, treasurer; and Helen
Tallmadge, secretary.
Mrs. Otto Peters was In charge
of arrangements for the meet
ing.
MIR. AND MRS. VINCENT
LUMLEY, n Lincoln avenue are
the parents Of q son, born at 2:30
o'clock yesterday Afternoon in
st. Joseph's hospital.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. EARL
WATT, who. were recently trans
ferred from Fort Benning. Ga.
to Camp Robinson. Ark, are
settled in their new apartment In
Little Rock, Ark. Their new
address Is Apt. /, 100 Arch
street. Little Rock.
. o.
CIRCLE THREE, women's
Guild Of Zion Evangelica !
Church will meet with Mrs. Fred
Miller on Wednesday. Feb. IL
ut z o'clock, with Mrs. August
Miller assisting. Members will
sew for the orphansge.
PAST NATIONS Of the
Order of Eastern Star will re-
hearse after the dinner meeting
Of the Order this evening IN Ma
sonic hall.
ST. MARY'S GUILD will meet
at Z o'clock Feb. % with Miss
Agnes Benbennick, instead Of
Feb. 8. as formerly PLANNED,
II Is announced today. =.
MRS. HUGO WALTER, SR.,
entertained the members Of her
duplicate-contract club at lunch
on yesterday afternoon.
MRS. + w AR D SUTHER-
LAND and Mrs. Stanley Provost
Joined the st. Louis Carnation
Club last evening, and Mrs.. Fin
ley Barkhouse returned utter IN
absence Of . year. The meeting
took place 1t the home Of Mrs.
Raymond Kaul, with Mrs. A. p.
Skarritt, Mrs. Otto Hohensee and
Mrs. Viola Wormland - guests.
Card prizes went to Mrs. Al
phonse kehoe, Mrs. Hohensee
and Mrs. John Sterling. Mrs.
Walter Allor, 243 Croker, will
~ the ynnVt hoatnaa m Fab 10
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Fisher-Thomas
Plans Announced

MIR. AND MRS. ANGELO
FISHER announce the approach
Ing marriage Of Mr.. Fishers sis-
ter, Katherine to Michael Thorn
-, con Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Thomas Of Charter road.
The couple has set Feb. II a.
the wedding. date. Rev. George
Merifield will read the service
in Grace Episcopal church. at 3
o'clock. The bride-elect Wa .
honored recently at . luncheon
and shower given BY Dorothy
Anderson. an d will b honor
guest next Wednesday, " b . n
Mira. William Hilbert gives .
miscellaneous shower.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06
Correction

TA1 CARD PARTY - ~
epoaooCo1 ~ DooAldosn lGoeh.
e. C1uk q Hnodav evonlnes
Hsb. ., wia take placs q Don
sldGoa selssol ~ q AacoGhb
% announced .yesterday. The
n1onilee was miqin1eemsd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-06

sA<1~seSui0 o-NSs5 -
n 10 leSy's Dspsa1sSls I
asli. IS jssssls. tswss !sssmss
nuiueav k.iniu. Model 6l07
6S0aE S3A.1S Ont 43S.j
DRssesS. g. 1-kssssSI
DssSsbls ssrsp syIj sup -
y os6i. IS isspsis. Jsr @sH. IS ~
{ Ask fsv Mold seesrsey. N
S7o2E 41~.>S 66iSE @1S.1
eSssvsraSjj e-Dssisss5
asUpsehaas1A - easssjs ~
Tin sppswiae ~. ~ = I
' ;s,;s s s;ss o 60 SIS -;
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Natures Children
Saw Whet Owl
(Cryptoglaux acadica)

/ mon-brown upper plumags, white
underneath parts heavily strsaksd
with cinnamon brown, fineiy
streaked head spotted with white,
the tail with three or four imper-
feet white bars and the feet and
legs feathered. The large eyes are
yellow. the expression friendly. The
wee owls length 10 from 7 10 GA
inches and It's wing spread from II
to 10 inches.
During the day the saw whet IL
fast asleep In the dense evergreen
woods. Some have been found In
fairly open groves, however. This
species Ii not migratory, preferring
to remain In the same locality -
long ~ their favorite food may be
obtained.
The deserted home Of some wood
pecker neighbor u usually selected
by the young saw whet couple for
Q suitable nursery for their trip
lets. These youngsters have such
dark plumage that they have been
mistaken for another species.
Since these owls depend almost
entirely on mice and insects for
their food supply. they are bene-
fictal neighbors. On rare occasions
q saw whet has been known 10 cap
ture q small bird. Because Of their
flight resembling that Of the wood
cock many Of these small friends
have been killed. Mice, being listed
among our aggressive animal foes
because OF their fondness for grain
and other important foods. must be
kept In check--this Is the special
mission Of our owl neighbors. Let
Us learn more about their nocturnal
habits and give them all the as-
sistance they need for their COM
- hrz xxxr~k
Evening star., 1942-04-28
~ LILLIAN: COX ATHEY.

fAw whet owls ore sleepy heads.
They sink 20 deeply into siumber
after = night spent in hunting mice
and insects that you may approach
and even capture them before they
are aware OF your presence. Some
bird lovers acquainted with these
owls say they are most friendly and
are fearless Of man: some have even
permitted their plumage TO be
stroked.
These are the smallest owls OF the
north. Instead Of the familiar
"whoooooo" the saw wtet has . call
which resembles the rasping metal
lie sound made when fling . large
saw. This vhistled note Ia most fre-
Evening star., 1942-04-28
Plight Of Jews Abroad
To Be Topic at Center

A first-hand account OF the
plight Of Jews In Europe win be
given ut $50 pm tomorrow IN the
Jewish Community Center by s,
Bertrand Jacobson. former Ameri-
can vice consul ut Bordeau. France
Mr.. Jacobson Il one Of two speak
ers who viii address q meeting OF
the Arso Lodge Of B'nai Birth
The other IL Robert Lurie. director
Of war services for the orsaniza-
ton. Alexander Shapiro, lodge
president, viii preside.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

PACK up your troubles in your old
hit bag-Sut don't waste wrapping
pager On them.
Evening star., 1942-04-28

quently heard from February until
April, the courting months OF the
saw whet.
There u little likelihood OF mis-
taking this owl for any other Of
Eastern North America because Of
Its small size and absence Of "ears," I"
though It does resemble its cousin,
G. A. richardsoni, from which 1t
may be distinguished because Of its
lighter color, streaked instead Of
spotted head and unbarred legs and
feet.
The saw whet has q dark CHINA
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

bart elmer ungebeureu Selb fOiscipIiu,
fi9 iHrsr ni1t al bebtenen. nnb bieIe
Sel6itOisciplin finoen sic gerabe in
rem &reiisn Der pornebmen 5rauen~
melt %ielten."
Ssine @rtldrung Hang natiirli@
unb iber3euoenb. Mus i6r ertonnte
id, baB Der quite Doctor an Der Sbatr
fade elmer 8erlpe9slung feinen Mu>
genblid 5fpeifsite. @arum au9
@plds @erpe9siuagen fommen bGufia
Der, Der gr6Bte She'll a0er Morp6inms
pergiftungsn entitebt aus bieier 11r<
fade.
Snfofern muBte i1 ibm ia outline
men. Ser einigermaBen ercentrii9e
Character Der junsen 5rau lieB ben
umftanb, buB lie benz Batter bes Mor>
pbiumsenuhes 1ulbiste, pobl glaubs
baft eyfdeinsn. Gs erf9ien aud gang
einIeu4tcnb, OaB ie bieien ibren
ttantbdften Sang Dor Der Melt, ia
bieLIei9t fogar Dor ibrem Mann, GEE
beim bielt. Si9er bate mein Syreunb
bon Dem @or6anbenfein elmer folffn
Neigung Bel feinet geliebten MiGaeto
niAts geabnt.
60 nett mar Die Sd9e in Orbnung.
Die M0gli9feit mar DpnftGnbig eeqes
ben, iogor bic Wabri9einlt9teit.
Marum Iolte Elm Srrtbum, Der fi9 70
bdufig ereignete. ni9t aud i'm Saufe
bes 8untiers mOgli9 fein9 Mi6aela
mar elm Meib unb ni9t iiber menf4z
lide MiBgriffe erbaben. lnb bod
regte fi9. fobaib i9 bon benz traurieen
nnfal erfubr. Elm bur9 bic frii6eren
@reignife geredtfertistes MiBtrauen
in mir. Sd erbob 9ortpiirfe gegen
mid fel6F. boB i9 bic ungliidli9e
Treu elmer 10 grdBliden Shat fir fdz
big belt, unb bod gelang es mir abs
iolut ni4t. bes Nerbadtes 9srr at
fperben.
BON Neuem betra9tete i'd Tie. lnz
fdgliAes llngliid ipra9 aus ibrer
formlos bingeiunfenen @eftalt. Sebe
8epegune berrietb Heue unb Summer.
Set Dem Mugenblid. mo Nrtbur auf
Der Sreppe in meinen Mrmen 5ufdmz
menbrod. offenbarte iie cine an Qeis
benfdaft gren5enbe 3drtli@feit. cine
6inaebung, sic fat Der Mufopferung
aleidtam. @elbft mir, ben fie dls i6=
rem @eener fennen gelernt, Denies iie
bic gan3e 2iebenspiirbigteit threr Nu<
tur; lie feIbit REF mid an fein &rans
tenlager, iueiI ie puBte, pie tbeuer fm
TIM unb er mir mar.
Gortiesung folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

SIS itonb fsbr f9Iimm, aber Jest
bege ih pieber 9offnung."
n@Ott lei Oant UNI mas banoelt
ss fd2"
nl1m cine 9ergiftung."
Ml5o bod! Sem MusIeben bate
mir ben @ebdnfen bereits ouflteigen
laTen. Nur begriff i9 ni9t, mie elm
IoI9er San bate sintreten t0nnen.
Cine @ergiftung?"
Doctor 8litbner, Der gerabe bamit
bei9dftigt mar, benz &ranten Senfteig
auf bic 8ruIt gu legen, nidte ernit !;
mad elmer Meile ieBte er leife bin3u,
inbem er nit einem Singer auf bic in
benz @tubl bodenbe @eitalt Der 9errin
bes 9auIes beutete:
nMorpbium - @erpe9slung - lie
felbf."
8etroffen blidte i9 na9 ibr bin.
Mel9 elm neuer, befrembenber 3piz
fdenfaa! Mabrli9, bieies QBeib i9ien
gum nngliid geboren!
nWie mar Das m0gli92" fragte ih
ebenfals i'm 6literton.
nDie alte @ei9i9te - Der Cont
mifionsratb Defam gegen Mitterna9t
einen beftigen Gieberanfan. Seine Sc
mablin, Die Bet ibm pa9te, griff baitig
mad Der bpn mir berf9riebenen Mebiz
ain, in ibrer A~ufreguns gieBt tie ibm
ben 2Dffel aus Der MOrpbiumflaf9e
bon Itatt aus Der anbern. Gum Slid
bat Der Rranfe ben berdnberten 9es
f9mad fofort pabrgenommen unb ben
gr1Bten She'll Der Sropfen mieber bon
fi6 eegeben, ionft mD4te er mobl nie
pieber gum 2eben ertpa9en."
Primer Jreunb!" SD beriibrte
tbeilnsbmenb feline Stirn nit meinem
Singer.
,Nber tpober tommt bas @ift9 9ats
ten Sic tpel9es peri9rieben?"
gr f9iittslte ben &opf.
r@s itanb i9on ba. Mie f4 Bel
biefeln MnlaB be~rauseeiteIt bat, 1T bic
Grau gommiFionsrdtbin Morpbinie
fin. lin ii9 in ibrer Mlteratipn auf=
re4t gu erbalten, brudte iie fid tura
pOrber cine Snjeftion Bel"
nMlfO MOrpbiniitin - tper bdtte
bas bermutbst!"
sDiefes 2after sraFirt in pprnebs
men 6rauenfreiien in melt inteniiberer
Meife, als man ii9 getpObnli9 bor<
ftent. Die nerbOfe gntartung unIets
3eitalters, bic i5ren 9auptgrunb mei=
ner Mnfi9t mad in elmer utbei9rGnts
ten @enubiudt bat. bringt es berDor.
6riiber ieBte Der bur9 bic natiirli6en
9inberniFe be|9rGntteWerfebr Der Ges
nuBfu9t bes SnbiDibuums Sdranten.
bic neDsr Maht nod @elb gu iiber-
fpr:E9en i'm Stanbe paren; beut3u,
tuae itebsn BEN ii9 nit Der unsebin,
bsrten 8~efrisbisung INNER ~Iteigenben
8ebiirfnib bic @eias unb @enuBmittst
aaer flint Melttbeile 3u @ebote. Mer
ba iiber Sic MitteI Derfigt, jeben err
tpa9enben Drdng gu b~efriebiaen. be=
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

-@infa9. g.: m@ie 1T es benu
benz M0rOer eiosntIid selungen, gu
entflieben2" g.: .gr pertleibete fi4
ais S4uBmdnn. unb tonnte infolges
bsifen riht ssiunben perOen."
3ablen bentien. 9err:
.9at bic Dame aud einen guten Ghus
rafterg" 6eiratb8 : Wermittler gum
Commits: nUliiler. feben sic bod
NAL i'm Bud nan."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21

Inventory sheets COPC Form MAD
to the type Of information required
together with detailed instructions as
were sent to all oil and gas producers
The mandatory report calls for g
tabulation Of all oil country tubular
goods in the operators possession
United States or In Canada.
Explaining the need for the nation
wide inventory, Deputy Coordinator
Raluh K Davies said:
There Is so great demand for
raw materials by all industries that it
is absolutely essential that the oil in
dustry use the materials it requires
with maximum efficiency.
1.-THE Nations supply of oil country
tubular goods must be used sparingly
and only for essential. authorized
programs. Thus. it is necessary that
idle or surplus stocks be made avail
able to all operators and, at the same
time, that the materials be distributed
only for approved operations.
1.-THE present inventory win make it
possible to utilize the oil country
tubular goods for the most effective
PURPOSES"
The inventory report was issued
with the approval and under the
supervision of the Materials Redistri-
button Branch of the War Production
Board. Any unusually large inventories
held by the oil industry can be
requisitioned by the WPB branch for
use in the manufacture Of essential
war products by other industries.
Operators must file a report, in
duplicate, with the OPC Materials Di-
vision Of the District Office in whose
area the materials are located.
When report is filed, an operator
having idle or surplus equipment viii
be assigned serial number. An opera
tor who has filed his report viii be
entitled to purchase his requirements
of oil country tubular goods for an
work program from the idle
or surplus inventories owned by other
operators.
Howeved, If an operator fails to file
he inventory report, he win be denied
authority to acquire or use any ma
5erials for oil or gas production.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21

OPERATORS and eeoioglsts may avail
themselves Of the nse Of the Montana
Oh and MininE journals geological library,
which has the largest collection extant OF
Montana oil and mlninE Keoogy Since
many Of these reports are out Of print.
copies viii be furnished Of reports. TO-
Ecther with maps on moderate folio
charge through the supply Department.
Montana Oh and Mining Journal SIS First
Avenue South, Great Pals. Montana.
FOR SALE: oil lease with equipment In
proven area. Kevin field. See Miss Sarah
NacHale, Shelby. Mont. io-lO-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Oil Trade Notes
OF INTEREST TO REFINERs AND MARKETERs

Sellers prices
granted the competitors
ruling
competitor
the added federal
the OPA
five less the retailer add cent the tax On
retailer
Of the increased adjusted the nearest cent The tax out to the
viii
the selling
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
British-AmericGn Co.
Drilling Report

PILOT BUTTE FIELD
Fremont County, Wyoming
British-American Tribal %" No. l.
CWl SW3NWs 15-3N-1W
Drilling 1707
Superior Annie Hoffman No. p
CEa SWl SW3 Sec. 22-3N-lW
Drilling 6312
BrOderick & Gordon Fidelity Trust
No. L.
j CEA SW4 SWa Sec. 2T-3N-iW
4 Waiting ON casing 1880.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE
British American No.
NV NW3 SWa 32-4N-1W
Cellar
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier County Abstract Co
CUT BANK, MONTANA
RELEASE on on AND GAS LEAsEs

RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Texas Co to Maude E. Torrance, Lots
/. ?. EBsNWN, SWhNWtt' EWhsWk Sec.
u Lots /. 2. east OF CB Greek IN Sec L.
The Texas Co to Adds II. Downing ct ux
Lots 2. 3, 4. Sec. 80 T 81 N r W, sEi4HEia,
SEh Sec. IS T 81 re W.
ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
Ingeborg Jacobson, and Lucy Lee. 70 Ger
aid 8. Frary l-ly3& NWis NiaSls Sec. % 7
81 r. w In lieu OF that cert Asst OF
Roy dated April %. 1888 Rec Jan 20. 1888 az
$40 p NJ Blk. Z AIN Deeds paEe S.
O. A. Bodmer. widower to Rachel c. Hal
linEby. Assigned BY order OF Court, IN the
Estate Of Rachel c. Halling By Deceased. 70
Olive H. Reup) Re-RecordinE ~ NEhSWt%,
NisSE1s. sEpsNEis, Sec. 7 30 rs W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Canadian
Guaranteed

Continued from Page One)
similar requirements for the United
States are proceSsed
At the same time. provisions have
been made for Canadian materials
requirements TO be transmitted TO the
OPC by the Canadian oil Controller
for program determination. Just as
though they were United States re-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Ohio Oil Company
Drilling Report

Lavender OPC No. g.
NWa SWa SEA Sec. 30-5l-100
Testing production 4077
Custer Petroleum No. A.
Sec. 32-52-l0O, Oregon Basin
Drilling 1908.
Ora Sonners Acct. 2 No. B.
Sec. 8-51-I00
Installing pump $500
Utah Wiley No. D
NWa SWa 2s-56-s7 (GarlanO
Drilling 1881
PRYDE-WILLEY No. p
NWa NW3 25-56-e7W
Drilling 610
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
General Petroleum
DriLLinn RenOrf

HORSE CREEK-Laranie County
Gov. 065367 No. 1850,
SW SEA Sci 31-l7N-68W
Producing from Lakota sand
Whitaker-Fee No. 74-6-P
SW SET Sci 6-i6N-68W
Total depth 773. Cemented 10%-
inch casing at 744 with $50 sax.
COLE CREEK-NatFOna County
State 0-90s No. 35-l6-S
NV NW3NWt
Completed total depth 1912. Shan
non sand Getting ready TO put well
on pump.
No. 33-2I-G
NWi NWa 2l-35N-TTW
Location
GOOSEBERRY-Park County
DoOres Renner No. 3-2S-P
NV NW3 NWl 2S-47N-i00W
VIII shut down for winter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
Sinclair Wyoming
DriLLiEl0 Report

LOST SOLDIER NO. I0s-
Cellar completed
o. S. PETROLEUM NO. 10
Drilling SYST
MARY CARTER NO. 2 (Sherardl
Drilling. Total depth. $3.50. Ran and
cemented 7-inch casing at 1895 with
$50 sax. Tested casing; drilled ce-
ment plug: laid down drill pipe and
now running pinch tubing.
WERTZ NO. Is
Drilling 6O8s
WERTZ NO. 2s-
Swabbing and testing. 1882 T. d.
SAND DRAW NO. Is
Ready to gun perforate. 2440 T. D.
WERTZ ID" NO. l.
Rigging up rotary tools
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21

Printing Of the country's new all
purpose ration books viii take $1,000
pounds Of Ink. 1900 pounds Of paste,
half a million pounds Of boxing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
oIITTE A MOVING IOB


The movement of 100000 Dbl Of
petroleum a day over 1900 miles be-
tween the southwest and the Atlantic
coast is equal to one-third Of the nor
NAL freight movement Of all U. S. rail-
roads.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
PONDERA COUNTY
BY Pondera County Abstract Company
CONRAD, MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Ole Twsdt to salye J. UlebeTg ct ux as
sign sN% royalty Of all oil and gas on
NEHswM IS. NEhsEM ie-3l-6w.
Eliza Hasan to Otto T. Thielmann et TX
assigns y OF IL royalty OF all oil and gas
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
IdIe-SurpIus Casing to
Be Redistributed by OPC

authorized
file inventory
l.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-11-21
TOOLE COUNTY
BY Toole County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Leo Hoyer. ct al. 10 ANGLO American on.
Co. WlsNEh EEttNEh, WlsSEh sEisSEh4,
EisSWrs. 35-36-3 West.
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGE
William r. Huss to oeorEe z. Clark sE's.
T. SWt4 S-32-3 West.