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Evening star., 1944-12-13
Ashton Doye|I Enters
Contest for House in
Virginia 5 Sd District
Former Assembly Speaker
Hos Attacked Democratic
Leadership in State !
~ the Associsted Press.

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RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 13.-Ash.
ton Dovell Of Williamsburg, former
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
today announced his candidacy for
the House Of Representatives from
the third district, to succeed Repre-
sentative Satterfield, who Is resign
ing to enter private business.
J. Louis Reynolds OF Richmond,
who had announced his candidacy,
and State Senator Charles w,
Crowder, who was seriously con-
sidering," both Immediately with
draw In Mr.. Dovell's favor.
]. Vaughan Gary, Richmond at
torney and president OF the State
Chamber Of Commerce; Delegate
James E, Gardner and B. G. Whar-
ton remain In the race.
Mr.. Dovell, who enlivened the re-
cent presidential campaign with an
attack on the present Democratic
leadership In Virginia, continued
along the same line In his announce
ment today.
In Assembly IL Years.
In making his announcement, he
said:
- = Let it be understood that
I am candidate of no one man,
political leader or organization
group, but upon my own record of
IL years Of service In the lawmaking
branch OF the government of Vir-
gtnia and my knowledge Of the de-
sire Of the voters of the Sd district
for Q liberal candidate who is free
to reflect the will Of the people, I
am entering this contest.
I'm spite Of the fact that the
people Of Virginia have ut each sue
ceeding election during the past IL
years registered their unqualified
support Of the Democratic party, our
President has not had the support
Of the leaders in the organization to
which he is entitled by the expressed
will Of the Democrats of Virginia.
THE organization leadership of
the party in Virginia has given more
aid and comfort to the program Of
the reactionary wing within the Re-
publican party than 1t has to the
Democratic administration.
The people Of the Sd district are
- weary and disguised over the
manner on which their support OF
the Democratic administration In
Washington as registered at the
polls has not only been disregarded,
but also ignored.
Attacks Machine Failures"
1T would appear that representa-
tive government is fast degenerat-
ing to the point where a representa-
tive Is answerable to the chief and
not to his constituency ="
THE failure Of the machine to
furnish, qualified leadership, their
insistence upon retaining the poll
tax, their 'insistence upon q re-
stricted franchise, their refusal To
compensate State employees upon q
living wage basis and their upwill-
ing1,ess TO give adequate support TO
the education Of the children OF
Virginia has stirred an interest In
public affairs the like Of which has
not arisen In q generation. ."
Evening star., 1944-12-13

WALTER REED "DOG CHANIPI0NS"-Toy dogs made by
des at Walter Reed Hospitals occupaona therapy classes
were benched and judged by American
at dog show at the hospital yesterday Left right
Miller had the best terrier in his Scotty
Stokes showing for Bob Kent (who dog
gre class prize Arthur Forbush,
judge pinned the ribbons English sheep
dog Walter Reedington copped the best
thony j. Legazs poodle Invictus took prize the
named dog. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1944-12-13
Firemen to Meet.

The Prince Georges County Vol
|unteer Firemen's Association Ad-
|visory Board viii discuss the elimi-
nation Of fire hazards In public
buildings in the county ut q meeting
|at 3 o'clock tonight at the Berwyn
Heights Firehouse.
Evening star., 1944-12-13
Fl Volunteer Aides
Graduate in HyuttsyiIIe

Twenty-one Prince George
County volunteer aides were gradu-
ated yesterday at ceremonies at the
First Methodist Church, Hyattsville.
The class was the fourth to be grad
uated In the county.
Those raceiuinsr certificates mara :.
Evening star., 1944-12-13
Comedy to Be Presented

The Arlington Little Theater will
present . one-act comedy, THE
Neighbors," ct $50 pm. tomorrow
|in the War Recreation Center on
Wilson boulevard. The play Will be
directed by Condr. Walter Iin1nil
No admission VIII Be charged. :
Evening star., 1944-12-13

ment and successful operation Of q
combined British and American sys-
tenn Of maritime security communi-
cation, the Navy said. He has been
employed by the photographic Of
flee since 1923.
A leader in Arlington County
civic affairs, Mr.. Watt last week
was elected president of the County
Civic Federation.
Mr.. Watt, his wife, Mrs. Lorraine
w. Watt, and their. two children,
Audrey L. and William G. Watt, r.,
live at the Arlington address.
Evening star., 1944-12-13
Prince Georges Boards
Call 81 for Induction

Prince Georges County Draft
Boards Nos. 2 and 8 at Upper Marl-
ooro announced today that 80 white
and ~ colored inductees, who have
passed their preinduction physical
examinations, have been ordered to
report December % for duty with
the armed forces. The 80 white
Evening star., 1944-12-13
certificates were /:
Guordsmen Plan Dance

The Arlington company Of the
Virginia State Guard will hold its
third annual dance ut 8 pm. Fri
day at the Colonial Village ballroom
In Arlington.
Evening star., 1944-12-13
William 6. Wait Given
Navy Civilian Award

William G. Watt, 2600 North Six
teenth street, Arlington, q civilian
employe in the Navy Departments
photographic ONCE, has been pre-
Evening star., 1944-12-13

Augustine, Mrs. r.
Baxter, Mrs. s, p.
Beattie, Miss M. r.
Bell, Mrs. Rose M.
Bollinger, Miss D.
Dingee. Miss D. C..
Fr1hm, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Hall, Mrs. B. M.
Hartley, Mrs. v. L.
Heinrich, Mrs. NJ.
] Johnson, Miss M. 1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
WELL ON MIDWAY high, GETS OIL
SHOWS WIDE
IN SUNBURST

Evidencing contfn atty Of
Snmbmrst sand safurafion across
an eAght-miie stretch In the
Midway field area, n. C. Tar
rants No. 1 Edwards en- NV
NE NV 9-27N-fW, this week
topped the sand at 1858 and be
gan showing oil at 1880.
Due 70 adverse weather cOndi.
tons Il was shut down until Thurs
day, when the crew began running
pipe In the open 10-inch hole. II
was expected the casing would be
run and test of the wells pro
ductivity begun today, after il has
been drilled deeper into the sand.
The well Is reported checking
structurally higher than any others
drilled in the field IL is roughly
four miles southwest of Hageman-
Pond-Rispin No. /, the field dis
covery well, and four miles north
east of an eight-barrel Sunburst
sand well drilled I'm by the Texas
Co. on the Schlepp farm, near
Brady.
Thursday evening, the well was
reported gassing slightly. Wells so
far drilled in this field have had
virtually no pressure. Oil from the
field tests A gravity, phenomenal
ly high.
Dependent somewhat upon what
the Edwards well shows, 1t was re-
garded this week as likely to bring
about further drilling in the area
within the next few months. A
large block southeast of the Ed
wards well is held by A. E. (Lon)
Crumley, independent now operat-
ing in the Kevin-Sunburst and Cut
Bank fields. With the Edwards well
showing a high" in this area, il
is believed Crumley may move soon
TO test some of his acreage.
About five miles east of the Ed.
wards well, TafTant is shut down
at 500 feet in his No. ! BOrland,
NV NV NV 2-27N-1W. Only one
other well is now active in the
field in addition TO the Edwards,
and this Is the Hageman-Pond- Ris-
pin No. 4, SW NE NV 20-2s-1W,
drilling at 635.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

figure.
This Is pointed out in a letter
which has been sent by ]. w. John
son, Montana director of the I. P. A,
to Ralph Zook, national /. P. A.
president.
Injustice and lack of intelligent
thought back of the proposed sub
sidy plan is summarized in that
portion of Johnson's letter which
follows:
81 find it hard to understand
where anyone could have gotten
information that would warrant
proposal for a 80 percent price in
crease to wells averaging barrels
per day as compared to 10 percent
bonus for the same wells averaging
barrels per day, and this sugges-
ton, as / understand 1t, is being
made without any regard to the
gravity or grade of the oil and re-
(Contkamed On Page -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
LEASE EXTENSIONS
GRANTED. ALBERTA

Due to wartime difficulties In OBJ
tanning machinery, materials and
drilling crews, the government of
Alberta has granted an extension
of one year for commencement of
drilling operations on all leaseholds
involving provincial lands. The
previous regulation required that
wells be started within one year
of the granting of leases.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
MORE GAGE DOME
WELLS ANNOUNCED

ROUNDUP. - Three additional
wells are to be spudded on Gage
dome shortly by the Northern
Ordnance Co.
These will be the company's L.
T. Morris No. Az, c SW NE 15-9-
26E; No. / Quinnell-Overend, c NV
NV 22-9-26E, and ~ P. No. 1896,
c Sc NV 23-9-26E.
The company's No. / L. T. Morris
B-I, SW NV 13-9-26E, Is reported
making hole at around 5000 feet.
The No. N. P, c NV Sc 19-9N-
27E, Is still being worked on after
being shot with solidified, with in.
dications itawill be producer.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
indian LEASE SALE

RIVERT0N, Wye. - Bids on
$500 acres of leases ON Sheldon
dome, ON the Wind River In
dian reservation win be opened
here March 20. Successful bid
ders must pay an advance rental
of $f.25 an acre annually. The
leases win be sold to the high
est bidder for a bonus offer
upon an acreage basis, In addi-
ton TO the royalty of 1915 per.
cent. Twenty percent Of the
bonus offer must be put mp at
the time of the sale. The lessees
mnst complete, within a year,
a test to the TeRsleep, unless
oil or gas is found at shaEE0wer
depth.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Two Cut Bank
Wells Rate AS


Two compilations were rec
0rtied and two new wells COM
menced in the Cut Bank field
during the week, with another
well drilling in with f.0O0 feet
of the fEHid I'm the hole.
Carmen Cobb-Tribal Contract ii
NNo. /, Sc Sc NE 23-32-6W, had
500 feet of fluid in the hole from
the lower Cut Bank, topped at 3,165,
and is being shot with 80 quarts.
Pardee & Castles-Tri 30 No 3,
NV NV NE 13-32-5W, is standing
after pumping II barrels the first
a hours from the lower Cut Bank,
topped at 1880.
A. & j. w. Show-Tribal 2 No. /,
sCOn1tnmed On Page -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
North Fields
Action Slowed
By Cold w ave

Activity was notice ably
slowed TN the Keyam-5unbmrst
field during the week by the
first really c0ad weather OF the
winter many wells shutting
down when temperatures
dropped below the zero mark.
No new locations were made and
no competitions announced.
Rimrock-Autz No. /, NV Sc Sc
13-35-4W, which had 100 feet Of fluid
at the Ellis Madison contact at 2, $50
and which was acidized with 500
gallons, pumped rs barrels of oil
and some water In its first "a
hour test.
Other wells in the field reported
as follows.
J. III. AGEN-STATE NO. S.
Sw Sc NV 16-S5-SW
Standing. 500
IAEPERzAI<eHaaga-haA NO. S.
N Sc SEE 18-8B-1W
Standing, $50.
NEPTuNEsG: y; ey7zg4 NO. To-
Spudded 2-28-44; drilling. 1875.
GUEN-KEvEN-EACH0E no. g.
C NV SW MW z0-3S-1W
Spudded 3-s-@4; drilling, 300.
OKEN-ENGEagUEN M9. a@--
SEE EWA SWM 11-S&2W
Sptadded 12-24-4S standing ,110.
PEARK q EE GLEKTNG-AURI,EY NO. g.
Sic Sc NV 14-82-2W
PREt0E d sHAY-a. ". ess4sz NO. fe-
SW EW EW 11~35-5W
COMPLETION, 2-21-4A. II. D., 1888.
Acidixed 500 gals, fe33-1S4s. Testing.
Drilled TO 1898: standing
fgon&knmsA am Fa@s I'd
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
OUTPUT OF ZINC
JUMPS SLIGHTLY

The production OF zinc fin terms
Of recoverable metal) from domes-
tic mines In January 1874 calculated
from production Of zinc concen-
trates by mills, Individual and GUS
tom. was 64894 tons, an increase
of 1,020 tons over the December
1913 output of 1854 tons. The aver
age daily production in January
was 2.093 tons compared with 1850
tons In December, an increase of
80 tons. and an increase Of 81 tons
over the 1913 daily average Of 2,029
tons.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
MIDWAY EXTENSION
WILDCAT LOCATED

Arch wildcat was announced this
week in the area east of the Mid
way field, in what has been labeled
the Midway Extension"
The well is Osborn g. HendricK-
sons No. / Carbon, Sc Sc Sc %
2sN-1E, now rigging up with a
Star machine.
It is about five miles northeast
of r. c. Tarrant's No. / Borland
in the Midway field and south of
a well drilled In this area last year
by the Texas company, ON the Keil
ranch
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Stuck Bit
Shot OIL,
Cobb Test

a rotary bit, stack at 5l71
feet, was shot off this week I'm
A. b. Cobb's deep test In the
southeastern corner of the Pom
dera field. with decision as to
further moves In this import
amt wen mot announced.
The hole is believed bottomed in
the pre-Cambrian, near the granite,
which was the original objective
of the test, now the deepest well
ever drilled in the Sweetgrass arch.
Whether Cobb attempts 10 fish
out the bit or drill by it and con-
tinue TO the granite, or whether he
decides to move back up the hole
for test of horizons which showed
gas and oil, future developments
at the well win be watched with
extreme interest.
Below the Madison lime, and in
the lime itself, showings were
found which were regarded as ex-
tremely promising In particular, a
showing at the top of the lime was
sufficient to warrant belief 1t will
result in substantial extension of
the fields Madison limestone pro-
ducing area.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
BRoApUs ARRA ACTTVE

BROADUS.-The Carter Oil Co.
this week filed leases on 10 ranches
in this area, in the extreme south
eastern part of Montana. Many
other companies are active near
here, but have filed no leases.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18

The American Petroleum Insti-
tute estimates that the daily aver
age gross crude oil production for
the week ended March 4, 1914 was
4.412,725 barrels Daily, production
for the four weeks ended March
4, 1914 averaged 4,404, 800 barrels.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
FULTON WE'LL Avn LIE

Bill Fulton's test of the Hagan
structure, 10 miles southwest of
the nearest production in the Cut
Bank field, has been delayed by
flu epidemic which hit the drilling
crew, but has resumed drilling and
made hole to 1857, Fulton reported
this week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Those Were The Days !.
From FILES of the Montana Oil Journal,
Twenty Years Ago This Week

SHEIBY-For the second time within weeks the Ohio
Oil has announced another the price of KevnSunbrs
boosting price $05 barrel fall
the posted field price 10 cents.
SHEIBY-The Canadian-nanced Securities Oil Co has
peed Sunburst producer the KevnSunburst field
the Stannard lease in NWNW SW 30-35-1W.
8
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
WILDCAT NORTH OF BORDER

British-American OH Co. Is
moving In rig for a test just
south of Milk River, Alberta,
abOut n miles northeast of the
Border field. ON the Alberta
Montana boundary
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
ANNOUNCE CAT
CREEK WILDCAT

WINNETT.-The Howard Petro-
leum Co., through its vice presi-
dent, W. r. Hirsch of Helena, has
announced plans for a 4,O0O-foot
well on a 10O00-acre lease block
northeast of here. The block adj
Joins the Cat Creek field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
BUL.I..E.:.
OHIO DEEP TEST a.ess

Ohio OH Cos. TensIeep test
i'm the Dry Greek field is drill
ing at 6.935 feet, within strik-
ing distance of the sand prOduc-
tive i'm Elk basin, less than 20
miles away.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-03-18
Goofy Feature J I'll Subsidy Plan
Criticized IN App by Johnson

If oil subsidy plans of the brain ers go through 30ravi
oil from the field selling $110 barrel will
bring barrel while ravy crude from the Bank field
selling $130 barrel will continue be marketed
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new equipment. downtown office. CA
$500, ext. 205. Continental Aviation
a Engineering Corn. 81 Henry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

FAUST. MAR JOY RID.
CORNER 5-room bungalow. large
lot Handicapped Bargain for quick
sale; $500. EEEDHAM, cE i4+o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

OWNER IN SERVICE
viii sell equity OF $500 for $3.50:
modern arm. bung., bedrms., full
attic, complete bsmt.; hot air fur. !.
large lot. low taxes. needs cleaning.
linn. poss. A real bargain. 8. r.
Rowe, Wayne 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

PLUMBING, sinks cleaned, 81;
2a-hr. sewer ser. hsthtubs and
plbg. fixtures. no priorities. Duke,
i'm o-o6b4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

RADIO service--Guaranteed cal VI
1888; prompt pickup. delivery on
large, small radios