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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Dr.. Harry FindIey
Dies in Pasadena

CONTINUED from page u
from Monmouth college in Illinois,
Rush Medical college, and took
post graduate work at the eye and
ear hospital, and the University Of
Chicago. He also studied at Vienna.
MANY FRIENDS
During the long years of his resi-
dence in El Centre DR.. Findley
made many friends. He possessed
"a type of dry humor which was
greatly enjoyed by his associates.
He will be greatly missed in the
city where he lived and practiced
his profession for so many years.
His survivors include his wife,
Mrs. May @. Findley: a son, George
Preston Findley; sister; and five
brothers, all living in the east.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Nazis Respect
Rights Of Vatican

LONDON. Oct. 30-UP)-Radio
vatican said today that the German
ambassador to the Holy See, on in
structions from his government, had
informed the Holy See that Ger
man troops in Rome have respect
ed official buildings, laws and the
rights of the vatican and would
continue to do SO.
The broadcast said the amoassa-
doris statement was published in
the vatican organ observatore ro-
mano to put an end to unfounded
rumors abroad regarding the be-
havior of German troops toward
the Holy See.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mary " Jones Saturday sued
Frank r. Jones for divorce and
asked that he provide for their
three children. She said they were
married in Uvalde, Texas. Jan. %,
1914 and separated last Aug. %.
She asked to be awarded their
househ hold furnishings and auto
mobile and declared she was willing
for him to have their bank account.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Negro Glilty Of
Burglary Charge

Guilty of first degree burglary"
was the verdict in the trial of Don
aid Young, Negro soldier, in su-
perior court Friday.
In court Young testified that be-
fore his arrest for entering house
and frightening a female occupant
he had taken several drinks of gin
and brandy and smoked several
marijLana cigarettes.
He asked the court for proba-
ton and will be given probation
hearing next Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Thousands of
Nazis Captured
CONTINUED from page !

tOOntlnned from page ID
ported that a defensive battle of
''undiminished ferocity" continued
between the Dnieper and the Sea
OF Azov. Inside the Dnieper bend,
II said fighting was particularly
severe in the Krivoi Rog area,
where attempts by numerically Su-
perior Soviet forces to break
through were checked. The Red
army launched a new offensive yes
terday west of Smolensk, the NaZi
communique said, with maSsed in
fantry support by many tanks and
planes)
The Russians already had driven
half way across the steppes to
within 10 miles of the last land exit
from the Crimea, the Perekop 18TH
mus.
Front reports said the Germans
were scattered in disorder verging
on panic before the Red army
sweep. TolbIkhin's right wing was
only seven miles south of the Ia
porozhe bend of the Dnieper and
his left only 22 miles above the
lagoons separating the Crimea from
the mainland
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
TOWN DESERTED

The troops found Mondragone de-
serted. Germany forces apparently
had withdrawn TO positions higher
up Mt. Massico, presumably taking
Italian civilians with them.
American elements of the Fifth
Army advanced five miles north
west of Roccaromana and captured
Pietravairano in line-straightening
operation. Pietravairano controls a
road junction to the north and
flanks the main highway to Rome.
Heavy rain in most operational
sectors hampered movement and
added to the difficulties of fighting
in broken and mountainous ter
rain" Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
communique said. Advances were
made on both flanks of the Fifth
army front in spite of heavy artil-
lery fire
Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
ery's Eighth army occupied Monte
nitro. a quarter mile from Trigno,
in an advance over such difficult
terrain that all supplies had to be
moved by mule.
Active patrolling was carried out
in the Eighth army sector" the
communique said. In certain parts
strong enemy positions have been
encountered"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Scanning |. Y.
News Horizon
MARRIAGE LICENSE
is ISSUED SATURDAY

A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk w. J. MeClelland to
Stanley Gorecki. %. of Cleveland,
O.. who is stationed at the El
Centro marine air station, and
Wanda Kosiaty, Is, Cleveland
stenographer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
WILL BE DISCUSSED

Dr.. Kenneth @. Mckay, extern
sion specialist in veterinary science.
and DR.. o. w. Schlam, veterinarian
in charge Of investigations in mas
tits control and a recognized au-
thority on the subject, will speak
at a public meeting in El Centre
on Nov II. The meeting place and
the hour have not been selected as
yet, Assistant Farm Director George
Winright said Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
FARM HOME is
BURGLARIZED

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Hewes in the Silsbee district was
ransacked by burglars Friday night
while the family was away from
home. Deputy sheriffs were sum-
moned to check over the place and
help ascertain if anything was miss
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
He's Last Man

LONDON, Oct. 30-UP)-A Ger
man soldier captured southwest of
Dnepropetrovsk, the 943rd security,
had been ordered to fight to the last
man, radio Moscow said today.
Then the soldier added:
I'm the last man."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF DRUNK DRIVING

Lawrence Liebert, 39-year-old FL
Centran, was arrested in the 400
block on Main street Friday night
on a charge Of drunk driving. He
was released pending trial in po-
lice court Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
BRAZILIAN PILOTS SINK
AXIS SUB I'M ATLANTIC

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 30--(UP)
The Brazilian air force sank an
Axis submarine today off the coast
of Rio De Janeiro state, the
Agencia Nacional, domestic news
agency, reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
KEEP ON BACKING THE Attack


w. A. Scheniman
California Electric Corp.
w, A. TOndrO
Roy WOmack
Mote Nj. DiZney
Faure Tractor and Eqpt. Co.
j. S. Jones
+. ii. Mitchell
Ben Hulse
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Inez Nixon Sims filed suit for
divorce from Edwin Lindel Sims,
accusing him of extreme cruelty.
They were married, she said in her
complaint in Tucson, Ariz.. Nov. 7.
1910 and separated in Ell Centre,
Oct. 10, l943.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
COUPLE DIVORCED

In Imperial county superior court
Friday Debrah j. Arnold was grant,
ed an interluctry divorce from
Eddie G. Arnold.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
DECREE GRANTED

An Introductory divorce decree
was granted in Imperial county
superior court Friday to Evelyn
Brown in her suit against Fred
Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
OBTAINS DIVORCE

Bernice Ruth Jordan Friday was
granted an Introductory divorce from
Harold B. Jordan on the grounds
of desertion and extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31

Herb Fawcctt
X. X. Sharp
Les Blackman, Plumbing
Imperial Valley Central Labor
Council
McNeece g. McNcece
Evan T. Hewes
Fred X. Bright Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
If you are

If you are
/. Already setting aside percent of your pay
into War Bonds through the Payroll Savings
Plan-boost that 10 percent if you can.
2. Working in a plant where the Plan is
installed, but haven't signed up yet-sign
up tomorrow.
3. Working in plant where the Payroll
Savings Plan hasn't been installed, talk to
your union head, foreman, or plant man
ager-and see if il can't be installed right
away. The local bank will be glad to help.
4. Unable to get in on the Payroll Savings Plan
for any reason, go to your local bank or
other issuing agent. They will be glad To
help you start Plan of your own.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31

CONTINUED from page II
two methods of smashing the Mas
sico positions-going around in
thanking operation, and direct as
sault up the $500 foot ridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
All Miners May
60 Out on Strikt
-Cnntinued nom page d

continued from page ID
n walkout by all of the states $4,000
miners Monday.
PennSylvania-The threat of dis
rupted steel production in western
and central Pennsylvania mounted
as wildcat strikes by $4,000 workers
closed 2S mines.
Virginia approximately 600
miners were on strike.
West Virginia Thirty three
mines were shut down by strikes of
9200 miners. Union leaders esti-
mated 10000 miners would be idle
Monday
Alabama Twenty thuosand
miners on strike.
COMPANY TO CLOSE
In Alabama, the Tennessee Coal
and Iron company-largest steel
producer in the south-was pre-
pared to close its huge Ensley
mills next week if the strike con-
tonues. Republic Steel Corp. re-
ported its ingot and pig iron pro-
duction have been cut sharply by
lack of fuel.
Mayor Cooper Green of Birming-
ham notified the president that
lack of fuel will leave the city with
out gas and the downtown business
district without heat by Monday.
Nine coal mines Of the Sloss-Shef-
field Steel and Iron Co. and the
Alabama BY Products company.
which supply Birmingham with fuel
gas have been idle for two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Western Anchor
Of Line Is Token

The Fifth moved Up generally to
get over the canal which parallels
the Volturno about three miles
north of the river. The canal was
behind the troops at all points
to a depth of one to three miles
between the Capus road and the
sea.
On the Eeighth army front the
Germans were laying down a de-
termined fire to prevent Gen. Sir
Bernard L. Montgomery's men
from achieving an advance which
would threaten the line anchored
at Vasto on the Adriatic.
The main fighting was reported
along a line from the vicinity of
San Salvo to the San Salvo rail-
road station-a distance of a mile
or so. The Germans were employ
ing machine guns and strong NOR
tar fire, as well as road blocks,
against the Eighth.
SLOW PRESSURE
The picture of the front still was
one of slow, unrelenting positions
Oll lilc rNOIllIiltl llIlt, anu IIlclt WAC
no tendency to underestimate the
difficulty of the task which the
Allies face in dislodging the Nazis.
American Flying Fortresses. roar
ing back into action after a weather
enforced lull of several days. smash
ed railway yards, nearby industrial
works and bridges at Genoa, the
biggest italian port in German
hands.
Attacking in two waves, the Fort
resSes scored direct hits on build
ings in the northern section of
the Ansaldo Steel Works and small
buildings of the San Giorgio in
strumenG factory. The railway
yards were blasted from end to
end. Rolling stock was hit and a
railroad bridge was damaged.
British elements of the Fifth
army crossed a canal three miles
north of the Volturno river under
shower of German shells and
pushed on another three miles to
capture Mondragone. which lies on
the southwestern slopes of Mt.
MaSsico.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
LITTLE RESISTANCE

The Germans were reported try
ing to put up serious resistance at
scattered points to cover their re-
treat over the rolling plains.
Cossack flying columns slashed
into the enemy rear almost at will
and rounded up prisoners by the
hundreds. With the panicky Ger
mans yielding as much as Is miles
in "a hours, it appeared only a
matter of days before the Red army
would reach the Perekop penin-
sula and seal off the Crimea.
The Russian spearheads also were
only a little more than Is miles
east of Kakhova, where they were
expected to force the Dnieper and
drive almost due north in an at
tempt to link up with Gen. Ivan
Konev's forces at Krivoi Rog and
encircle the largest German army
since Stalingrad.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31

Your Uncle Sam is pretty sure that you've
bought some War Bonds-there isn't a
patriotic American who hasn't bought
some. But he wants to make certain
that you are buying en0~eh
Twenty million American workers have
joined the Payroll Plan. They are put
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31

AL Massera
Mrs. Florence Denham
Martin Wahl
Charles Freedman
Marsh Dry Cleaners
Ira Aten
X. ii. Maddux
George WiIlOughby
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31
Here's one thing your Uncle Sam
wants you to hoard!

VOUR FAVORITE UNCLE wants you
to pamper your money. He wants
you to put it aside in War Bonds-all of
it you can't will come in mighty handy
later on. In fact, he is so anxious for
you to do this he will give you 81 for
every So you lay aside!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-31

o. II. Reed
Eddie Moore
jolly Rogers
Arthur HOfmann
Arden Farms
NJ. o. King
Senator George Luckey
Milton linn
John Rrunner
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
LIBERTY C0UETY TRANSFERS
BY Liberty Connty Abstract 90.
Chester. Montana
on AND GAS LEASE


Walter G. Brown 10 Fred C. Piatt; Tr.'
Sc sc, sec. /; n ne, Sc ne, sc, sec. IL ne,
NV, sw NV, gw, sc sw, Sc Sc Sc,
sec IS; ne, IS A. in ne Sc, sec. 24-35-4e;
Sc sw, sec. 8; W W, e, ne NV, Sc sW,
sw Sc, sec. z; sw, Sc sw, sec. 1Si W.
W Sc, sec. 10; ne NV, "a A. in NV ne,
sw ne, w Sc, sec so; Sc ne, Sc sec.
81: s, sec. 90; sw, W Sc, sec. 33-35-oe;
sw ne, W, sec. 4: ne NV, NV ne, ne, e
Sc, sec. 5; NV, s ne, sec. 8; W sw, Sc sw,
sec 10; ne NV, sec. 16-34-5.
H S. Hill TO The Texas Co., ne,
Sc ne Sc, Sc sw, sec. 35-33-ze.
Ira Albert Martin to same. sec s-33-
4e.
Peder Olson TO same, S. sec. e-334e.
Michael Schwandner TO same, sw, sec.
"a; Sc Sc. sec. %; n, sec. %; W, sec
10; NV, NV ne, sw, sw sw, sec. 10
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Fred c. Plat to Mont.-Dak. Utilities
Co, sc sc, sec. /; n ne, sc ne, Sc sec
II; ne, NV, sw NV, n sw, Sc sw, n Sc,
Sc Sc sec. IS, ne, IS A in ne Sc, sec.
24-35-4e; Sc sw, sec. 8; W W, e, ne NV,
Sc gw, sw Sc. sec. z; W sw. Sc sw, sec.
IS; w, W sc, sec. 10; ne NV, "a A. in
NV ne; sw ne, W sc, sec. 80; Sc ne, Sc, sec.
81; s. sec. 80; sw, W Sc, sec. 33-35-5e; sw
ne. w, sec. A; ne NV, NV me- ne, Sc,
sec. 5; e NV ne, sec: b W sW, Sc sw,
sec. 10; ne NV, sec. 15-34-5e.
APPROVAL OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
State of Mont. 20 The Texas Co., S, sec
S-33-4e. 8, sec. e-334e. n ne, Sc ne, Sc,
sc sw, sec. 35-33-4e.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
McCruY Moves Up
In Texoco TO New
lob ut Am0rillo

Notice of the promotion of H. s.
McCray, superintendent of The Texas
company's Sunburst refinery, to the
position of superintendent Of this COM
pany's Amarillo, Texas, plant, was re-
ceived here this week.
McCray has been local superintendent
for nearly four years, having come here
from Port Neches, Tex, in December,
1899. The transfer results from the
death of G. e. Mcswain, former super
>intendent at Amarillo, who was fatally
injured when thrown from a horse.
McCray's successor is w. g. Cope
land, assistant superintendent at LauF-
enceville, H., and formerly assistant
superintendent at San Antonio, Texas.
Copeland is expected to arrive during
the coming week. McCray viii remain
here until September 20 when he win
move his family, wife and two sons,
and daughter, to the new home.
It viii be with keen regret that
Kelvin producers and the industry at
large win see MeCray leave this state
He has been active in PAW activities
with most active interest in the avia,
ton gasoline situation.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
To0IsE COUNTY, TnA4EYKRS
BY Tooie Oo@mSy Abstract Dc.
Shelby, Montana
ASSIGNMENT

Roy A. Hopkins 10 Robert NJ. Mercer
and Lillian Mercer, lease on NV sw, sw
NV, 4-34-2w; personal property; and Y
of 10 royalty on above land.
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Gertrude GaIlogly to A. o. Greenwood.
4 of 10 on ne ne, W e, IA, NV ne, %
37-2w.
Areila B. F.. Crumley 70 Federal Land
Bank, 6A % on s, 10-29-3e.
Nick Hey to II. q. BENJAMIN, 10 on
+. 33-35-1E, me- 4-34-1e.
Gertrude Gallogiy to I. o. Prevatt, 70
of % on ne, 2-33-3w
Same to same. 4 of IL on ne. IS.
Stuart w. Hannah to Leonard W. Moen
and Harriet s Moen. Y of IL on NV,
sw, Sc, 4-34-2e.
Same to A. A. NicoIaus, x of 10 on
Same to W. W. Gail. trustee, 4 of Ia
same to A. A. NicOIaus. 4 of 10 on
Louise schwalen to e. B. schwaIen,
% on Sc sw, "a, e NV, sw NV, sw,
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Montana Dakota Utilities Co, to The
Texas Co, ne, 34-32-1e.
Matilda Jane Hatch to same, NV, 1882
lie.
Ole Enneberg, ct al, TO Hannah-Porter
Co., me- n NV Sc NV 1HoO-4N
Barney Hurley TO Pfabe and Engel-
king, Sc NV, S-34-2w.
r. J. Smiley 70 Glacier Production Co,
n Sc Sc me- 31-36-4w.
Eugene MaiIette TO The Texas Co, sw
ne se NV, sw, SC, 70, NV sw, s sw, %.
W NV 20, ne, NV, 27-36-zw.
r. L. Potts to same NV, rs, ne, IS
Gale.
United States TO York Montana OIL Co..
sw sw, ~, NV ne, Sc, 30 e ne, Sc,
20, NV ne. 81, ne ne, 32-38-2w. Lots 2.
sec. 6-35-zw.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEAsE
Joseph AIstad and H. NJ. Wells 70 Clara
Aistad Anderson, e ne, II, NV, 12-35-4w
r G. Parent and J. r. Neidig to Agnes
Maud Davis. ali of sec. 3-36-3w.
sw. 24-34-4w.
ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
T.. F.. Cobb, j. W. Speer and L. F..
Rutherford 70 Hogan OIL Co, Sc ne, 21,
s NV. 22-35-2w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
PoNDRRA COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Pondsra County Abstract 90.
Conrad, Montana
AssIGNMENT az ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
C. II. Perry ct ux. to Otto b. Kotz, as
signs u of 10 royalty of all oil and gas
on NV NV, $ n. II, sw sw 12-2S-7w.
Same to George r. Straiton, assigns \
of 10 royalty of all oil and gas on same.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
John Bratsburg ct ux to o. H. Hendrick-
son, n, 81, ne, Sc NV, ne sw, Sc, %
2S-1e
Oliver Offerdal 10 same. All Of sec. 25,
W -. sSv. Sc 81, "a. n sw. n sc. 81, sw sw
s. n sw, Sc NV, sw ne, 80, e, NV, %,
NV sw, ne NV, 28-2S-1e. Lots 1, 2, in
" NV, W, 30, Lots 3, 4, in sw, 49,
2S-2e.
Henry Corey ct ux to The Texas Com
pany, ne 1S-2S-2w.
John r. Huntsinger ct ux, to same,
lots /, 2, s ne 5-2S-ie.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

WIHTS5W n s~--ABT. aud Mrs. Dick
Williams left Sunday for Ponea City,
Okla, where they have been transferred
By ths Continental OIL Co. Mr. and Mrs.
+. J. Harper, who sIse are being trans
ferred by the company, also win leave
soon for Ponca City. Harper was with
she company hare for II years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

fCmmsSn@sA Sxusm Rmws n
tana In 1919 in she employ Of Garter
on Co., serving Carter and Imperial
on Co, In Alberta and the Rocky
Mountain region. La 1899 be started his
work In the sweesgrass Arch, discover
ing Pondera structure When Carter
declined to drill Pomdera he resigned
FROM Carter and went into private
practice, returning to Conrad in 1926
30 get it drilled. He succeeded In this
ef1art and POndera became an oil
field.
He next brought about the develop
ment of BaRnatyns Field, where oil
was likewise found. He then turned
his attention 70 q fold between the
swo oil fields which fold he called
Midway Midway field was only a
theory until 1912 when Roy Tarrant,
Cat Bank operator, started Devonian
test and ran into small production
in the sanburst sand Development Of
Midway is now under way with every
probability that it win become an oil
field.
@N&E#A REAA&U &2zCA1 WeH eA1J 0AAAa&A8
Ina Cmt Bank, Emrisk recommended that
arsa for. drilling. He called it the
Baakie structure and he recommended
to his clients that they lease mp the
Cut Bank area which is Row productive.
The leases svsEs taken but the test
wsll WAS met drilled. Later, oil was
discovered ON or near the location En-
risk had designated for the test well.
Had his clients drilled their wen, he
would doubtless have Cut Bank ON his
list Of successes.
Employed by another client, Emrick
mapped q structure known as Bow &
Arrow, On the wsst flank of the Sweet
grass Hills which was developed as a
gas field.
Emrick's next field may be Conrad
Butte where two ont OF three wells
drilled by his inspiration foand show
ings OF oil This field is to be tested
by feurth well during the present
year.
Early in his investigations which
led To- the discovery Of Pendroy oil
field, Emriek found indications Of
faalting In Pendroy district. Because
the area is covered with mantle Of
drift, it was impossible to work out
With the coming Of the science o.
geophysies, Emrick interested Hylant
Research Go. Of Denver, and by seismo
graph amethoas the fault was mapped
Two wells were then drilled, one Of
the high side and one on the Low
side. One of these wells, on the loy
aide, found oil and water. The one o.
the high side penetrated the fault an
sound nothing. However, the drillinl
snbstanfiated the existence Of the faul;
The saismogFaph revealed a Devonial
ahighn and Emriek turned his effort
toward Dewonian test.
Associated with Emrick In all hi
Pcndgcy endeavcrs was George Cot
fey, Choteau attorney, who controlle
mnch of the ares through leases on tn
vast Goffey Wallenstein ranch. It wa
George Goffsy villas was largely respol
ssble Cor seepriMg the prsaent develop
nent whieh resulted in thia discover
of oif-eR part Of che old Coffey- Wal
ensteim ranch.
Emrick and Coafey are stxong b
levers in hhs p@ssiAiIsAy Of greater o
pools in the formafiems below tl
Madison lsnas and sAreugh their effor
IL is expected that two and possibl
three Devcnian tests are 10 be drille
during the present year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
NOTICE To CREDITORS

Fstate OF Steven Surgely, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned r. X. West Administrator
of the Estate of Steven Surgeiy, deceased,
10 the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hiblt them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first pub
iIcarion of this notice, to the said Ad-
ministrator al 3O5-308 First Nat Bank
BLDG. Great Falls, Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business OF said estate in the County of
Cascade.
Dated at Great Falls. Montana, August
r. K West,
Administrator of the
Estate of Steven
Surgely, Deceased.
Date Of first publication, Aug. II, 1919
*
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
MORE STEEL ron TANKKRs

More steel is available 80 eonstruc-
ton of concrete oil barges has been
reduced from "a 70 SO by maritime Gem
mission, Washington, D. G. Tankers
win be built, instead.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
OH FIELD MAPS


Map showing Elk Basin and
Badger Basin Oil Fields and in
GLIDING areas in VIZ 81, 5s-ey,
81 and $500 and 101, Wyoming;
SEA s-22, sh e-2s, swA S-24,
Montana. Map shows structural
contours and wells Of the two
fields, leases issued, and appliea-
tons pending on Government
lands. Size of Maps inches by
40 inches. Scale in. equals
1000 feet. Blue line prints---s7.50.
Map Of Park County show
ing location Of twelve
proven structures -------.---- $4-00
Map Of Oregon Basin Oil
Field, revised September,
1875 --.-.-...-.......-....--...... $500
HOWARD z. BELL
Civil Engineer
CODY, wYoAKYNG
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

Increase Of 4 cents per Dbl. has been
allowed by 0PA in north central
Texas, in Tiilrnan county, Red River
Bed, Oklahoma, to s1.25 per Dbl. for
40 gravity crude. Tinsleys Miss, has
been increased 11.44 cents, to $1.1s per
Dbl. for 40 gravity crude.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28

e. F.. Cobb. j. w. speer and L. +.
Rutherford 70 Hogan OIL Co, Sc ne, 81,
s NV. z2-35-2w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
Oil Trude Notes

w. F. seel, office manager and chief
clerk for H. Earl Clack Co. for the last
10 years, has resigned to become Ger
titled public accountant in Havre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-28
GLACIER CUUHTY TRANSFERS
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IveFzna d Rasmussen to The Texas
Company leases for term of s years. q
royalties reserved by lesser. Drilling to
be commenced within I year or deferred
rental of $3.50 90 paid each months.
RATIFICATION
A. c. Flinders ct ux TO The Texas Com
pany ratffies Consolidated Lease and Roy
atty Pool Agreement (Gas Only) dated
Nov. 20. 1912. covering 8 Sw, sec 49,
W NV sec. as. ma n s. sec. z6-36Sw.