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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
DsitiuOd, Srn 10. ansnft 1912

leln5igen Monne, Snaneima nit yea
men. 8erfelbe ipiir0e ant Gage Dor
leillem Sooc in Die Stride anfgenom-
men. @r bate In ieitlen 2eben ME
cine airde beiiicbt, mar aber bon iei-
ner Go1ter mo ieinem Shnieaer.
John inn fatboliihen @lanben inter.
rihtet noroeu. Gin gerpiiier beioni.
iber StoI5 belt ihil 3nriid. @r itarb
eines iebr erbaulihen Sobes lno err
mabnte feline gneeborigen 5nr BE-
barrlibfeit I'M fot6oliihen @lanben.
@eiigi0ie nnb firdeapOlitiide Sage
int nenem froatiiden Staate
Wie bie nGipa'' meloet, beroffent.
Iiht oie fatbolild)e Gages5eitlng 81
Mobenire b'Stalio" einen Artifel iiber
Die relieioie ,,no firdenpolitiibe 2a.
ge I'M nelten frootilden Staate. Ser
Auffab erbebt in erlter 2inie eeaen.
iber oem Siibrer Ser froatiide1 8an.
ernpartei I'M ebemali9en iltsolloipi-
iben Staatc, 9r. Macef, Sen Gor-
ipurf, fi1 BEL Der 8erotnng bes il.
goilatpiihen &onforhates iln Gorla-
ment niht geniigenb fir oie Snterei.
fen Der fatbolilben Stride eineeieet
5lt baben. 8efonntlih l,nterblieb Die
Hatififation bes 1886 aboeIbloilenen
llno 1887 bonn Garloment genebmig-
ten ii1soilatpil6en Gonforbates nit
Dem 81. StubI 1tnter bent Druid. Ser
oueeeen oraaniiierten ierbiid ortbo-
boren, fatbolifenfeinbliben aeitotion.
Sroboem oie Solt,,ng Der fatbolilhen
aroaten bon entibeioenoem @inflnB
bate fem f0nnen, belt lid, Or. Wa.
cef arriid nub beItimmte alih ben
geiitliben ssiibrcr ser Sfoipenen,
Mier. aoroiec, au ibnlihem GerboI-
ten, 10 bob idlieBlih Mier. aoroiee
ielbit ais Senotspraiibent ben Slid.
aug oes Gonforootes befanntgeben
mubte. Die aonforoatsfrage lit Ieit-
ber als ltnerlebigte Grbid)oft an ben
ne,ten froatiiben Staat iibergeean-
gen. @enaue itatiitiicbe angaben iiber
Die fonfeiiionelle 3,iommenleenng
oer froatiibe1t 8epolferling, iino nidt
oorbanben. Die eroBe Mtebrbeit lit
3ipeifellos fatboliib, oo6 lino, beion-
6ers IN 8osnieil, Itarfe mobammeoa.
niide @ruppen imo alid proteltonti-
ide uno ortbobore Minoerbeiten por-
banoen. Die l1itaidi 8eipeallns er.
itrebt Die fonfeiiionele gefrieoienng
oes 2anbes, nerlanet ieoob cine no.
tionale &oltltng Der Girhen. I'm Die
Mobammebaner at aetpirnelr tpurbe
ibnen in 3agabria Elm fiinitlerifh
ipertbolles @ebal,oe als Moihee All.
eeipieien. SSn fatbolii6en 4reiien er-
ipartet man, bob Die oer3eitiee Sc.
eierl,ng oie Notwithstanding
gen nit bem 81. Stlbl in abiebbarer
3eit ipieoer alifnimmt.
X x X
Del aus srndtiteinem
lin oem groben 8eoiirfnis nad
Del abaubelfe,L bat man fid in
Deuti6lano Der Mustperting bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
Auerlci aus aucr &tlt
Die aatbolifen in sdottlonb

SIN .Scotiib @atbolic Directory"
miro. Die @ela,ntsabl Der i6ottiiben
Gotbolifen nit 614,469 aneeeeben, !,
es banoelt iib ober MIR nm eine
Sdablng, ba iid oie 3abl ieit BEN
lebten sSSabr nidt peranoert bot. @6b-
reno Die 3obl Der Sanfen, nalnent-
lid in Der @raoioaeie @lasgotp, einen
gelpifen Hiidaana erfabren bat (bon
12,546 aif t0,603) lit Die 3abl Ser
fotboliihen 9rn,nlneen Inn 665 aui
6,549 aeltiegen; ane Dioaeien nit
gnsnabme Der obgeleeenen 9io5ele
bon 9lraDa uno ben sSnieln iinb an
bieier 3unabn,e beteiliet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

Der &otbolil6e Central Gerein
bon Amerifa trifft 5lraeit Mnfang
reibe Gorfebrnngen fir Die 81. idbr=
Iihe Notipnalfonpenticn, Die in ben
Taeen bonn 20. bis 26. NueuIt 1912
ut ct. Sollis, No., itattfinben ioa.
IS lit bies bas liebente Mal, boB bie
Nationolfonpention in bieier Staot
ahaebalten miro.
Ser @eneroliefretGr, gilbert ".
Dobie, 9tem Sopen, Conn, bot be-
reits Dor einioer 3cit OIL ole onge.
f6lolienen GcrbGnbe ,,nb Gereine eli
men orineenoen AppeH erlaiien, iid
an oieler pidtigcn Saai,ng at betei-
lieen. 8eionoers IGbt er ben bobtp.
&lerns an ser &onpention er.
IS bietet lib ben Seilnebmern
nnO 9elegaten bielcs ,Sabr bie Sc
Iegenbeit, bas Central 9urealt m
ter aufiidt ieines be,u0brten 9iref-
tors Serrn 3. g. Genfel, in Augen-.
f6ein a1 nebren nno aus nGdlter
1tmaeblmg nit Ger pielIeitigen Nrbeit
oieleS Bureaus bertralit al iperoen.
Sn Nnbetradt ser S6mere nuie-
rer Belt ionte nienrnno bie >Spfer
fbeiien, oie nit ser 8eteiIignng oil
Der &onpention berbllnoen iino. 8e
rooe iebt lit es 3eit, an ,lnIern Yrin-
aipien felt5nbolten, lie 5n perfiinoel.
nnb iiber ibre Gnipenbung ani Die
be'itigen Grobleme 5u bisfintieren.
.9ieier @eoanfe fomnt al,h in benz
Mottn Der 1942er &onbention altnl
Ausbrnd:
,&ir fonnen nniere M,ieen niht
ihGeben oneelibts hes,. traurieen
Sbailpiels Der fortlhreitenoeu @nt
briltlidnne oes @inaelnen ionobl als
Die Der Eolfer, melbe iib bon mora
liiher @leihaiiltiafeit in einen au
gemeinen S6tpdheanitonb enttuideli
baben. 0arals erfolete bie Dffent=
libe Gerlenenune Der @obrbeit uno
iener @iniliiiic, oie nnlern Yeritano
1T 8eang anf @nt imo 8oie erleuh
teten, ,lnier sSamilienleben, 8ripot-
leben ,lno oas offentli6e 2eben bes
Staates itarfen' miiiien.'
X X X
8sntenarfeier bes &onsils bon Srient
auf bas Ssobr 1915 fdat bas a.
8entenarinnt oes &on3ils bon Orient
elm. bon bem bie 8ieoererbebune Der
fatbolii6en Stride nod Sen Starmen
Der 3eiorn1ations3eit altseeganeen
1T. Sn ser Staot 9rient bat iib aur
Norbereit,lns elmer tpiiroisen @ebenf-
feier oieies ipihtieen greianiiies elm
8omitee aebiloet @s lit nibt MIR Die
geranitalt,ng zines G,'beren @eoenf-
aftes aeplont, ionoern man beabiib,
tiet, ouf oielen 3eitpnnft in Orient
ein Muie,m eroifnen 5u fonnen, in
bem alle Grinner,mgsltiide an oas
&on5il eelamnlelt merben. 8ereits
fino in 6ieiem Siune erbeblibe 9e=
5tdnbe auIanrnengetraaetL ,,no oas
Romitee bofft, baB iein Slan elm
Ntulcllm lno cine 9bliotbef iiber pic
@eIdi6te bes Gonails alt erri6ten,
Die llnteritiitlng Ser gar5en fatbos
IiIhen @clt finben peroe. Das Or
aoniIationsfpnlitee bat ieinen Sit an
Der prabiih0iliden &nrie bon Srient
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Dbio Maiirnfre,.nS

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zine ip,ioIe p,,,ftereinrif,,tuno Sic il
ouf nos oenen,eitiap es;,lnrr,,cI,n,e,
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meru o,tbo,,te 9ie sIrbeitneb,ne
| perpolteten bort ourh ibre forpurot,
pe,t SorooniIot;onen ,eIber o;e nor
1hienen Qo51pn hie 8pno,,en5ho,ta
meknerei rio. tsinfo,,fsnrooni,otione,
ulm S;p o. f;;r 10 oeiaof,en hotte
| Mnf sf,reounn non gG,or So S5eou
leote AnrmeI berpits IN, Sabre ~.
1eiuc Sheen IL c;nor Sdr;ft n;ono,
sic o. Sonnb,eh e;ner driitIihe,
qornorot;on, betiteItp Gs honneIt
5ih nm. et,nos i,;r n;e no,nor;oo %,
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sohrb,,n nsrt o,,f iih mo,ton Io,,e,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
Del aus 1radltiteinem

lin Dem eroben Bebiirfnis nod
Del abaubelfe,1 bot man iid in
Deuti6lano ser Mustpertung bon
6ruhfernen a,teeipanbt.
sus areilen Ser tlhedoll olloipafiihen
8eboroen bort man, oaB bic bentihen
Beboroen i'm Broteftorat ioeben cine
gerorbnnng erlaiien baben, Die be-
itimmt, oaB alle 5rnbtlteine eeIam-
melt nno ben 8eb0roen Dor gnbe
Nopember abgeliefert tperben miifien.
gs tpiro beba,tptet, baB bie ssrudt-
iteine 25 Big AS 8roae,lt Sett ent.
balten, oos iid our Serfelnns bon
Sel eienet.
Ser Winiiter bes 6ffertli6en I'm
terribts int Brager 9nisline aabi-
net Sberit emmanuel Morabec bat
cine grfIdrl,ng erIaiien, Die iid a,lf
ben Dor a,pei Monaten int Broteftorat
Elm 9 fiibrten 3panss Sl,genooienit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19

piStNtt pSASttiSts
X X X
| &irdenmniifaliide 8eitimmna9en
&arbinal Gilenenpe, @r5biihoI
bon Gnebec, bat leinen Glerns anf
oic Gmpfeblnnge,l Der er5biihofliben
&ommiiiion fir Die Girhenmulif anf-
merfiam geina6t, Die oie Geripen-
loung ein5elner befannter &ompolttio,
nen - iuie 3. .. oes Sod3eitsmar=
ides aus y9obenerin" uno oes Sob-
5eitsmaribes aus Wenoellobns
,Somnernabtstrann' ill ben
2ir6en berbieten. Der gr3biibof bat
ben gefebl erteilt, oaB oieie @mpfebr
lltngen befolgt peroen miiiien. @r
erinnert hen Glerns baratL baB Ell
f@err 1ino Weiiter iiber Ole 2itilrgie
| lit; Die 2aie,l, ole oft Die firhenmll-
| iifolilben Erogramne aiifitellen, tDer=
oen oaran erinnert. bnB Iie Iid an
Die Iitnreiihen @oribriften at ball
| ten baben.
0ieie 8eitimmill,een follten ai,d
alf oie II. g. M. nnseeoebnt iperoen
X X X
apmmaaiitiide @efabr in aolnmbiea
Auf oem iiineit in 8ogota abge-
baltenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baben
fommuniitii6e 9eleeierte periudt,
politilde sSraeen in Den &onsreb bin-
eiu5utraeen ,lno anf ben. folumbia
1il6en Mrbeiterbnno beberrI1en6en
@infhb au eetpinnen. sssn einen,
aennentar au oieiem fomnulniiti-
| lben neutrality-suspicious. erflarte
81 Yueblo', oie fatboliibe Cages
aeit,,na bon Nebenit bas 2ano
nliiiie aub' geidiist iperoen gegen
bolldemiitiihe anariffe, Die eerabs
eeeen Die idipabite Stelle in Der
9olfseemeini6oft nnternommen per-
ben, benn bie Arbeiter, bie eribttert
lino nno tpeitere @e,pinne eraielen
modten, fino ,,nlo eber bereit, oem
ESrrtln1 81, berfallen, als ibnen Der
lelbe nnter 6em 8oripano bareereidt
miro, er iei au ibrem 8obl. Yflidt
Der 8egierune uno Der Sreiie = fagi
| ,,@l Yueblo'' = iei es, einen frafti~
gen Selo5ug gegen ben Romnunis>
mlls ourbdnfiibren.
X X X
Sin GROCER fatboliider Arbeitseber
I 9eon Carmel, oeiien Seligipres
dunesprooeB I'M '@ange iit, tpar ber
erlte iener groBen fatboliiden Mrbeit
eeber, bie in ibren llnternebmen cine
Yolitif lo5ialer @eredtigfeit nnb bes
gerltnoniiies fir Die arbeitnebmer
nertpirflidt baben. Ser Sobn elmer
Snbllltriellenfamilie, fam er bereitS
Init 25 sssabten an Die Spibe einer
groBen Spinnerei i'm Gol bes 8ois,
9epart. Marne, Die 1900 4rbeiter
| beihaftiate. sssn elmer 3eit, oa man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-19
8efebrang Bee letten Gsfimos

g1eb. Ebonas Cunningham, S.S,
6er ein5iee Miiiionar anf 2ittle 81
omeoe Sslan6 III oer 8ebrinesiee.
MIR flint Meilen bon SoipietruBlanb
e,1tfernt, beridtet oie 8efebrue oes
leeten auf Der Snlel befinoliben @s=
fino.
sns Heb. Cunningham inn Sabre
1887 nab Ser einIamen Sniel ent.
ianot ipnroe, befanoen iid) i,nter Den
165 gsfimos iebr lpeniae aatbolifen.
Na6 nno nod befebrien >fid aIle a,lnl
fatboliiben @lauben bis 81, einen
Evening star., 1942-10-07

cheerfully. They are soldiers-they
regard themselves as soldiers. and
they spurn comforts that soldiers
can't have.
In brief, this is no experiment
here at Fort Des Moines. It works.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
BY COL. DON. C. FAITH,

Commandant, WAAC Training Center.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct
z wide World. - We Americans
have never been willing or able to
assess at their true value the capa
bilities of American women. It has
taken am all-out war to make us
face the facts.
Things have been happening here
at Fort Des Moines, Iowa-things
that have already opened the eyes
of civilians and soldiers alike
things that will open the eyes OF
the public at large before many
months have passed.
I made an informal tour of in
spection of the post yesterday
morning. I visited the school motor
pool. 1t Is completely run by wom-
en-. The dispatcher is a WAAC.
The drivers are WAAQc. Cars are
washed, creased, cared for by
WAACs. I visited 10 classrooms
In seven of these the instruction was
being given by WAAC of1icers-in-
structors in military subjects that
no women knew anything about
three months ago.
Kitchens Efficiently Operated.
I visited three mess halls. I'm two
of them there is not a man on duty.
Mess officer, mess sergeant, cooks
and kitchen police-every ore was a
WAAC, and there are no cleaner; no
more efficiently operated messes in
the Army. At the end of my in
spection, I returned to training
center headquarters, where already
more than half the work is being
done by WAACs.
We're in the transitional stage
here-women soldiers are taking
over duties traditionally performed
by men.
That's the essence of the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps. We have the
biggest war of our history on our
hands. There are thousands, tens
of thousands of jobs that must be
done by soldiers that nevertheless
are not fighting jobs. The WAACS
have been constituted to take over
just as many of those jobs as women
can do and 50 free the soldiers that
are doing them now-free the SOL
diers for assignment to combat
units.
. Let's be clear about this-the jobs
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Col. Faith Praises WAACs
As Efficient, Serious Soldiers
Experiment at Fort Des Moines
Works, Their Commondont Declares

the wAACS are taking over are not
civilian jobs. They're jobs that SOL
diers are doing right this minute
They are tied too closely to the Army
to be performed by civilians. Those
who do them must know the Army,
must live as the Army lives, in short
they must be soldiers, disciplined
and uniformed.
What jobs? No one knows the
whole list yet, but we do know some
of them and we're learning of others.
We know they can do all kinds of
clerical work-and there is a vast
amount of clerical work which must
be done by soldiers. We know they
can drive and perform elementary
maintenance on autos and light
trucks-the kind of maintenance you
do on your car-and that includes
changing tiles and greasing. It also
includes the careful checks that
you should be making to insure that
your car and your tires will last q
long, long time. We know that they
can cook and bake and equal the
Job that any male soldier does. There
are other jobs, too, but they are in
the planning stage yet.
Within the next few weeks, or
ganized companies of women will
leave this post in increasing num-
bers-companies consisting only Of
women, off1cered by women. When
they move into an Army post they
will be assigned a place to live and
work to do. Within a very short
time there will be an exodus Of
soldiers from that post. soldiers 60
ing to join fighting units.
Take to Army Life Quickly.
You'd like to know how women
take to soldering. I frankly admit
that, with all my optimism before
we actually started operations, had
no conception of the speed, the earn
estness, the avidity with which these
women absorb military knowledge.
I like to ask visitors here to look
into the eyes of these women. There's
a combination of enthusiasm and
deadly seriousness in their eyes that
does something to you.
They absorb drill, classroom in
struction and discipline hungrily.
And it isn't flash in the pant
lasts. They live together not only
willingly, but comparatively, happily.
We have practically had to drive
Evening star., 1942-10-07

them away from their old barracks
when they have been graduated and
moved to officers quarters where
they live in separate rooms. Women
give orders to women capably and
women accept orders from women
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
Texas State to
Start Making
Rubber From Gas

AUSTIN, Tex.-Gov. Coke r. Stew
enson said he was prepared to finance
by deficiency warrants perfection OF
a process developed by the University
Of Texas bureau OF industrial chemis-
try for the manufacture OF synthetic
rubber from Texas vast stores Of nat
ural gas.
Details Of the process were with
held Issuance Of a patent but a uni
versity statement said acetylene. made
by exposing natural gas to an electrical
discharge. could be made into rubber
which would cost about the same as
that now produced commercially but
would wear about twice as long.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03

United States Department of the Interior,
district land office, Great Falls, Montana.
Notice is hereby given that the lands herein
described in the Bowdoin gas field, Montana
are offered to the qualified bidder Of the
highest amount offered per acre as bonus
for the privilege Of leasing the lands under
section II Of the leasing act. as amended
BY the act of August 81, 1885 (49 Stat. 674;
80 U. s. G. 1857, at the royalty rate scale
in the lease form shown in Circular 1886,
at a sale to be held in the United States
land office at Great Falls, Montana, at 1000
o'clock A. M, Feb. IL 1912, in the following
parcels: Parcel No. !, T. 81 NJ, r. 80 E., Sec.
8, lots 3, 4, swM NEA, So HWA; Sec. 5.
lots q g. 4, sWA NEN, SEh Parcel No 2,
Q, lots /. 2. >. swH NwA, swA. WA SEA-;
Parcel NO. 3, T. 80 NJ r. SO E., Sec. 10, lots
1, 2, 3. 4. 5, 7, 8, IS; Sec. II, lot s; Parcel
No. 4, T. 80 NJ, r. 80 E., Sec. II, lots 8, 10;
Sec 49, lots S, s. Sec 49, lots 3, 4, NEK. NEA
SWN; Parcel No. 5, T. 80 NJ, r. 80 E., Sec.
90 sEA NEA, NEA SEA; Sec. 81. WA NEA,
NwH, 81; Parcel No. 8, T. 80 ~. r. SO E.,
Sec 20, N5s Nw14. seq NWRs Sec. 20, WA
NwA; Sec so, lots 2, 3. 4, NEA. ETA NwA,
NEA swA; Parcel No. Z, T. 80 N, R. 81
e.. Sec. IS. 81 NEM, Nls SEA-. sEN SEA;
T 80 NJ. r. SO E.. Sec. 81, lots l. ?, 3. 4,
SEA- swA. sh SEA; Sec. 81. Nh swA,
sWA swA; Parcel No. 8, T. 81 n, r. So
E.. Sec. 80, s5z; Sec. "a, 81 sis; Parcel
No. Q, T. 81 NJ. R. "a E., Sec. 2. lots >. 4
S, 6, 2. g. Sec: IT, lots l. 2 E1s NWM;
s1z NwA. Ell SWA, SEA; Sec. Is. lots 3,
4 Eis sWA, SEA; Parcel No. IL. T 81 NJ.
r. "a E., Sec. 10, 5WN; Sec. 81, NWA NEK
Sec. %. 5WA NWA SEA; Sec. "a. NWA.
Annual rental on each lease viii be at the
rate Of rs cents per acre per annum so long
as the lease is valuable only for the produc-
ton Of gas. Each successful bidder must
deposit on date Of sale with the officer In
charge of the sale a certified check on
solvent bank. or cash, for one-fifth Of the
amount bid by him and file the showing Of
qualifications TO receive a lease required by
section of Circular 1886. The remainder
of the bonus and the annual rental at the
rate OF IS cents per acre must be paid and
5000 corporate surety bond must be fur
nished prior to the issuance Of the lease.
Bids may be submitted for two OF more
parcels, provided the aggregate acreage Of
such parcels and all other holdings Of the
bidder on Bowdoin Dome do not exceed 2,560
acres. separate leases TO issue for each par
eel Bidders are warned against violation Of
Section SO. United States Criminal Code, ap-
proved March 4, 1909, prohibiting unlawful
combination OF intimidation Of bidders The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids
in the discretion Of the Secretary Of the
Interior.
REGISTER.
Date Of first publication Dec. 81. 1891. SIX
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
MRS. eagle WINS
IN LITIGATION ON
Campbell PERMIT

HELENA - The Montana supreme
court affirmed the Toole county dis
trict court in Diminishing a Judgment
obtained by Anna Aronow against M.
B. Gagel in a suit over oil and gas
leases.
The supreme court held that Mrs.
eagle was not served properly with a
summons in the suit, which also named
Nina E Bishop and others. and that
the trial court properly dismissed the
judgment against her.
Mrs. Aronow appealed on the
grounds Mrs. GaglA was represented
during trial Of the Gaze and held that
dismissing the judgment was improper.
The supreme court disagreed. The ac-
ton was to quiet title TO the oil and
gas leases formerly held under govern
ment permit by Gordon Campbell.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
TOOLE COUNTY
TooIe County Abstract Company
SHELBY. MONTANA
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED
Ray @. Barkuloo to Edmund E htenburE
EisNWi4. SlsNEh, s5-37-4 West.
ouITCLAIM DEED
Theodore SHINES TO Ray @. Barkuloo' Eiz-
NWi4 SisNEh, 35-37-4 West
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Bruce r. McNamer 10 Montana-Da
Utilities Co. EANE'L. %. Nwta. 3s-34-l West
Bruce r. McNamer TO Montana Dakota
Utilities Co.. sw4. NlssEN. %. Nlssw14'
23-34-i West
Clarence NJ. johnson to C. J. McDonoush.
NJ 1882 East
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
C. J. McDonough to cedor B. Aronow. II
on NJ, 32-s3-2 East.
william Collins to Anna Collins, ~ on
EisNEN, 28-35-i West.
G. E. Gallogly to L o. Prevatt, y OF r.
on Ni3NWhs, 24-37-3 West.
George r. Birkelund, Executor Of Estate OF
J. r Birkelund. ST., Deceased. to Barbara
r Birkelund. "a Of II on WzSWh, SEA-
Swia. SwASEK.. %. El5NEt4, 1882 West.
CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF NATURAL
GAS
Bruce r. McNamer 70 Montana-Dakota
Utilities Co. NWl4NE1s, Nl5SWlsNEl4, SE1t-
swANEh. 22-34-l West.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
RGtiOning Plan Is
All Worked Out

Harold L. Ickes, petroleum co-ordi-
nator. has a consumer gasoline ration
ing system all worked out, to be en-
ployed If there is any danger Of a
gasoline shortage. The fact that the
automobile Is a necessity rather than
a luxury, combined with a shortage OF
horses for high speed transportation,
win rather encourage increased pro-
duction of gasoline and improved
transportation facilities than to adopt
curtailment Of use Of automobiles.
The millions OF workmen who go to
their work in cars and OF farmers who
60 to town in cars and trucks with
products and to carry on business can
not be deprived of their cars at the
same time the nation is trying to speed
up its war program.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
WON'T ALLOW
GAS WELL ON
SMALL TRACT

IndsDendent Natl'ral Gas company
Montana-Dakota Utilities subsidiary,
was denied p permit to drill on q
small tract Of land on Bowes gas dome,
Blaine county. by the state board Of
railroad commissioners In a decision
handed down this week. The tract is
the schoolyard Of School District NO.
9, 22s feet long and PIG feet wide
The board held that the location
would be closer than go feet from
the adjoining property lines end cited
numerous supreme court decisions,
most Of them from Texas. UNFOLDING
its ruling. It stated that the proposed
well would result In the waste OF
natural resources Of the state" re-
quiring offset wells on adjoining lands
which wells cannot be drilled at this
time because Of government priorities
rules.
The plot in question Is IN the midst
of the Hobson and Miller tracts leased
by the Montana Gas company which
supplies gas to Chinook and Havre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
Ask 20 OctGne
For Gasoline

District Four refining and marketing
committees. the district Of which Mon
tana IS a part In the petroleum CO.
ordinator's organization. has recon-
mended to Secretary Ickes that house
brand gasoline be pegged at 10 octane;
premium grade at 1918 octane and
that use Of lead in third grade be
eliminated entirely. The committee
recommended a higher price for pig
lead to make possible the operation
of marginal mines which can easily
supply all the lead required for the
manufacture OF adequate amounts Of
ethyl lead This committee has also
taken steps to demonstrate to the OPA
and OPM that adequate supplies Of
lead are available.