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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Seabees Give to Fund for
Willkie Memorial

New York-With receipt of a
$1,000 gift from a battalion Of
colored Seabees in the South Pacific
the Willkie Memorial Building fund
passed the half way mark Monday
toward its goal of $3.50, 10000, Chair
man Herbert Bayard Swope an
nounced.
The fund will be used to purchase
and remodel a building in the mid
town area, dedicated to the late
Wendell L. Willkie and the cause for
which he stood.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
WAC DAY

April 22nd has been designated
as WAC Day. An invitation has
been extended to the WACs sta
toned at the Lincoln AAF to be
hostesses at the club for this day
and to render a program on that
afternoon. 1t is certain that these
fine young ladies will bring us a
swell program.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
EASTER

An excellent Easter Program was
had at the Club Sunday April list. A
special religious program at 1000
A. NJ. was attended by many men of
the armed forces. Rev. j. E. Black
more of Hillside Presbyterian church
brought an inspiring Easter mess
age.
AT 1870 P. NJ. there was an Easter
egg hunt inside the club with the
soldiers participating. This was a
very nice affair and the men enjoy
ed immensely searching for the
eggs.
The annual Easter Parade was a
huge success. A large audience was
present to observe our hostesses.
little tots n service men display
ing their Easter fineries. to the
strains of Easter Parade" render
ed by Mrs. Lola Johnson at the
piano the models paraded the entire
length of the hall and across the
stage. They We're then escorted off
the stage by a service man and back
through the hall to their places. The
program was rendered as follows:
Opening SOng---Star Spangled
working out a program.
US. Senator Wheeler said govern
ment agencies are still divided m
ong themselves after 2 years of in
Guiry.
US. Senate administration leaders
decided to make a fight for the
Roosevelt Endorsed manpower con
troll bill.
Bring your news items to the
Guide on Monday before 5 pm.
Jed Johnson Democratic Congress
man from Oklahoma was nominat-
ed for Judge Of the US. Customs
CSourt by Pres. Roosevelt. March 20
US. District attorney B. Howard
Caugraino. Ind, received a check
for SIS. 600 Thursday. March Goth
it was a gift for the US. Govern
ment from Mr.. and Mrs. Erie E
Clippenger Of Muncie, Ind.
New York City has planned a 5
hour celebration on We day in
Central park.
US. Congresswoman Clara Booth
Luce says she hopes there will not
be any separate racial units in the
US, army after a 2 hour inspection
Of the 92d division.
FBI arrested Randall o. Throne
berry on a farm near Eugene, Ore
on March 29th-he was one of the
Is most sought criminals in the L
S.
A II year old boy was drowned
in a mine pit March 29.-he was
fishing with two other boys when
a raft capsized.
Mrs. Susie Brown Of Manila. Ind
committed suicide March goth.
Chicago police are holding and
guarding a gangster's widow who
talked against some of the trigger
fingers of gangland.
Leon Jack Davis was shot to death
ID a tavern near Norris City, III
March 29th
Omaha had sunshine all day
Easter Sunday for the afternoon
parade.
Two bank robbers of a bank in
Greenville, III We're captured on
March 29th near Litchfield. Ill
Harold A. Sewers chief engineer
of area No. l of tie Mississippi riv-
er levee district has appealed for
federal troops to help fight the
flood.
Two men cling to a tree and four
other persons float until an army
assault boat come to their rescue in
White Oak Creek near Talco, Tex
1t is rumored that the United
Mine workers and John L. Lewis
will be back in the American fed
Grafton Of labor and the door is 10Y
open 10 the Go union.
Are you helping to do your Par
on Negro Health Week?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
ChatterBox
BY DORIS McGILL

BY UNI
HOPING EVERYONE had a happy
Easter and me likewise.
We'll Kids. here we are again on
the BAH 50 don't stall unless you get
thrown off. LISTEN.,i
Albert Crosley was home on leave
looking great in his Navy uniform.
, Why doesn't P. F. go steady with
any boys?-is it because Of the
fellow she likes overseas?
THE GREAT j. J goes with IT.
ma P (Happy man jimmy.
g Who was at the SO-CalIed dance
at the Y last Wens? Was g. M
really with X. B. or @. D.? {Look
out nowD
Why was A. curing sitting in the
corner Wens?-was it because E
Brown had him covered? (hal ha)
----------t
1t seems as though / saw b. J.
alone at the so-called +dance-is
that rue Bubble or did these old
eyes deceive me?
D. Z. was looking fine last Wens
look out girls your pocket has a
whole in If (sew it uD)t
Why was N. H. SO jolly at the
dance?-is Tommy W. burning her
torch? He was in my n%eighbor-
hood last week all day.
SURPRISE!
enOyia W. has q iob-Started to
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
DR.. Miles herYine

(Liquid Dr. Effervescent Tablets)
DIR. Miles Nervine is a time
tested sedative that has been
bringing relief from Functional
Nervous Disturbances for sixty
years yet is as up-to-date as this
mornings newspaper. Liquid 25e
and $1.00, Effervescent tablets $50
and 75s. Read directions and use
only as directed. .
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Among some of the girls Were
Lorrain j., Ruth B Mozella p. E
W, Betty M, Anna Mae and Ev-
elyn B D. W., Barbara P. Betty
s., June r Jean p, Louise s..
Inola NJ Dolores G., Amelia o. Ma
dine NJ, Doris M Evelyn G.. Lor-
aine M Archie Mae F., Jean NJ
Dorothy L., Margaret F., May P
E. S, d. NJ Ruth c., Mary c..
Charlene w, Alice H, Claretta L
Evelyn r., Evelyn G., Barbara
Scott, Odessa and Udotsu, Vivian
r. A, and others.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

school last Mond-good deal (Sen-
ior)
Who was riding a green bicycle
Thursday evening on 9th and Lake
Gould it have beer K. Hill Il won
der?)
FLASH!!! What was caught dig
ging in the front yard? What did
she find? twas it a big worm"
(Renovia).
Who were the ccItain girls who
were trying to play baseball last
Thursday or 9th and Erskine? -
Could it have been r. b, B B
Jeep w w. Harold w, H. Wash
ington. r. F., G. L and d. Mp"
(Nice game.)
why did j J. and p. o. leave
the party Easter after they fin
ished eating2 I KNOW
why is it that Imogene Perry
stays home?-is It because Of r
c.. leaving the fair city Or?
Who was the handsome lad Ruth
B. met on the street car coming
from work Thurs mite?
What certain cat was at Central
eating lunch?-could it have been
Inc. 20?
About the party last week ago
the Five G. club gave a party a
mong those having a great time
were b. D, J. MGR. NJ. t, L. P
d. G.. D. Y. R. NJ. A. B and others
Why didn't Mary c.. come to
school Monday?-is she a special
character or did she oversleep? -
(wake up Mary)
For those who weren't at schoo.
Monday you missed it. (you grads
About the boys working-it's ONLY
for money and to keep the girls in
suspense.
Who are the so-called fellows
who go around the Blackstone and
hug all the girls could it be FM,
In, and II? l wonderit!
Correction-Tommy V is studying
/ now grads will be coming out
soon.
Who was caught sitting in the
| show last Sat?-was CM really in
KB's army.
Why is it all the girls were
standing at the USO Easter and the
boys were standing outside Next
time boys come in) ha! ha!
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Mrs. Alton Ward whom a toy
pistol bandit attempted to hold up
il the business district of Omaha
! last Thursday, March 29th. said she
was more angry than scared.
A postcard received by Henry
Deeper in Omaha from Began il
was the first word he had received
from his family in 5 years.
The April issue of the American
/ Dental association says if you trav-
Ell in an air plane hang on to your
false teeth or you may lose them.
An auto parked at 10Th and r SITS
in South Omaha was looted Thurs
day night, March goth of Z articles,
Read the Omaha Guide,
/ The WLB Friday March 80. call
ed a deadlocked soft coal operators
and miners to a hearing Saturday
morning March 18th to determine
whether their contract can be ex-
tended until a new one is reached
US. Senators studying postwar
international communications pr oh
lens Friday March 30th-termed adj
miniStratiOn confusion for DELAY lin
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
ACTIVITIES At 1HE NORTH
TWENTY FOURTH USO CLUB
xxx
CONTEST
!. p. MOSELY, DIRECTOR

Sunday AFTERNOON April 18th is
the date set for the quartette con-
test featuring qartettes from the
camps in this area. Already camps
in this area have entered and it is
expected that all the basas in the
aerea will be represented. AS there
are excellent quartettes in this area
it is certain that there is a swell
treat in store for all Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

who were the certain Girls in
math class who got 3 Ds Il know
could it have been BP, Els, DIN -
/ WONDERi
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

They tell me that Robert Blue
was looking sharp Sunday. 1 wish
/ could have seen himi
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

why did Kenneth G. eat so much
at the party Sunday?-was he real
~ hungry?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Who was riding a green bicycle
Thursday evening on 9th and Lake
Gould it have been K Hill Il won
der?)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
BRIDGES IN
DEATH

A jury Of nine women and three
men in District Judge Henry BeaIs
court late Tuesday freed Stephen
clubrooms Of Roosevelt Post No. 80
American Legion. oath at Parker st.
who was accused of mansIaughter
in connection with fatal injuries
suffered last August by william
LomaX.
Following a scuffle with Bridges
at the entrance to the ~clubrooms AZ
he was closing the doors for the
night, Lomax later was seen IN the
walk outside after sliding" down
the stairs. He was taken to a hos
pital. and died several days later.
An autopsy disclosed a skull frac-
ture.
The defense was that Lomax seem
ingly wa drunk, threatened Bridg-
Ohio State College. both recently
appointed to the Hastings Service
Mems Center. met with air field
personnel.
1t was decided to invite all
Service Center hostesses to BIZ
monthly dances at the air field III
invite hostesses to "A bowling party
and to encourage soldiers to visit
the Service Center in Hastings by
keeping the Squadron Recreation
Committee advised of scheduled
social events.
Meeting with Miss Deas and Mrs
Williams were First 1t. Paul J
Essex, First 1t. Wayne F. Bolton.
Staff Sgt. Hilliard p. Miller, Ceci
BEDFORD, Sgt. Harry Granger an(
Cpl. James D. Johnson
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

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Among the boys looking sharp
il their Easter outfits were: Clifford
L. Curren, Robbins, Frank Cottrell
Robert Rodges, A. Marion. Aaron
Daily. Cleveland Marshal, Billy
Williams, Sylvester B. Paul d,
Kenneth Graham. Bubble Jones.
Jimmy Jones-above them all Roll
and West lin his fine blue pants
with a yellow stripe going down
the side, nice boy at work huh Ro-
land?) Billy c., Theodore J..
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

FLAsH!H What was caught dig
ging in the front yard? What did
she find? twas it a big worm?-
CRenovia).
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Read The Omaha Guide..

Walters at the Hill hotel on the
improve on service at all lines.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Regis hotel and White Horse Inn
walters always out in front.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Fontenelle hotel walters going
good on service with a smile.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Blackstone streamlined room ser
| vice veterans and walters very much
on the job at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07
Indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful. su1ocat-
ing gas. sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomatic~ relief-medicines like those in Beri-ans
Tablets. No laxative Bell-ans brings comfort in a
iiny or double your money back on return OF bottle
to US. &c at all druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

The RI boys are quick stepping
on service on wheels with a smile.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Easter Sunday was a day of joy
for two of Omaha's northside very
prominent young people who answ-
cred to IT wilT' after walking down
the center aisle and a very, very de
lightful reception was enjoyed by a
friendly group. Who had the pleas
ure of viewing the gorgeous display
of presents and everyone expressing
and wishing much poy and happi-
ness as the journey through a hap
Ply and prosperous life il their home
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

school last Mond-good deal (Sen-
ior).
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Bring your news to the Omaha
Guide on Monday before ) pm.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Paxton hotel walters topping the
service at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

blue uotfit with white accessories
she looked very nice.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Who were the ccItain girls who
were trying to play baseball last
Thursday on 9th n Erskine? -
Could it have been r. b, B B
Jeep w W, Harold W., H. Wash
ington, r.. F., O. L. and d. M"
CNice game.)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Omaha Club walters on the up and
go on service.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

The great Aaron Daily had his
long ZIFFER out riding up and
down Chocolate avenue (good deaD
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

HOPING EVERYONE had a happy
Easter and me likewise.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Well Kids, here we are again on
the ball so don't stall unless you get
thrown off. LISTEN!ti
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Believe it or not-Georgia Mae
has finally decided to grow up -
she hal silk stockings on She came
out in a suit with accessories.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

I'm sure everybody picked up on
the fine pea green suit Lenora
Pierce had on with brown %accessor-
ies-she looked very stunning.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Johnetta Williams looked nice in
her pink suit and black accessories
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

J just know you saw Evelyn
Jenning in her fine black dress and
shoes with pink accessories.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Albert CrOsley was home on leave
looking great in his Navy uniform.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Robert Blue and Birdie johnson
looked very fine in their brown
two tone suits.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Did you see Jean Pierce in her
fine blue chesterfield coat and a
qua blue dress and gloves and red
purse and hat with aqua blue vail
and her toeless and heeless shoes
She looked only fine.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

Roy Glenn on the sick list.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

why did J. J. and p. o. leave
the party Easter after they fin
ished eating2 Il KNOW
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-07

; Why doesn't P. F. go steady with
any boys?-is it because Of the
fellow she likes overseas?
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Anne Bonny Enters

The huge. rustic inn. filling
R-K-O-Radio's stage three and
one Of the chief settings for the
technicolor film The Spanish
Main" was crowded with scores
OF scsr-faced drunken pirates
and their women.
Pirate captains sat at a great
oalken table on stone dias--
among them Paul Henreid,
John Emery, Barton MacLane,
James Kirkwood. Brandon Hurst
and Tom Kennedy.
With them was Miss O'Hma.
the reluctant bride OF Capt.
Henreid. And in came Anne
Bonny" Barnes.
whats this ." she uueried
Henreid, nodding toward Miss
O'Hara.
Henreid introduced Miss
O'Hara 10 the fiery female pi-
rate as his wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Louis BromGeid at his best short story writer in
The World Live in OIaper lie also displays his NerSatil
in which They
OF Dakota farm who
young
quiet pond farmhouse the the sensual
d'Orobeh Italian
Italy Monte Carlo and her meeting with sustere
Mary Pulerboth hangeTon world of international
White Trash that lived its futile life IN the resorts of
refused the old
isolated island off the English coast where she
who had
would foot
life of Georgia geneok by the
who discovered the
fuy existence consuming love for
the appalling picture of the German
before this bought and buled Iter
power with their wealth and covetousness.
crippled brilliant Merle Jenkins
making politician Duncan
all
Merle lacked twisted tale filled
there coloQuial
Daisy teehDay who had the BorScht
years ambition almost her life Lastly
foksle of the Ohio for which Louis Bromed
deplthe Zenobin the handsome spirited halt Indian girl
and her passionate romance with Aaron and her accon up
Ferguson Way the the hill the
But the these The Old House"
old House" Engla old lady
IS England Armageddon It's Don't
miss this Broniield book a hound for shorts
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Rapier Technique

Miss Barnes laughed deriSively
and called Capt. Henreid a
series of such names as Dutch
Goldfish. She called Miss
O'Hara a priSSy. powdered. sug-
airy weakling.
"Sprung in the lnees-broad
in the beam-soft In the chest :"
She laughed at Miss O1Iara.
Let me see your teeth
As Anne Bonny' reached
toward Miss OHara's molars
the irate Spanish lady swung
with her right and hung a
haymakcr on the pirate.
Miss Barnes was supposed 10
stagger back a step. draw her
rapier and tickle Miss O'Hara's
vcltety throat with its tip
Instead. she was knocked off
balance and fell backward onto
the edge OF the flaming fire.
place. She iust sat there, her
head in her hands.
BoTzage moaned:
s-Oh, Biunie. You should
have gone on from there-we'H
never catch such realism in an
other scene
II hope not" said the startled
Binnic. "I'Ve got Ia be over
hauled before we do IL again"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
For Mama, Papa and Tot

This is for 4-NCar-old They
three books Zi Davis Publishing CoThe Party
all
Naoma Zimmerman They educational juyeHc beautifully
illustrated
And don't think that Tn Stuc-up adult either Here's
let blush little and tell
gods recaptured for n heeng half hour world that
passed forever for glimpse that only para
disc that only fourth dimension
childhood when Danny Ducklng tin
a big turtle
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
The Devils Share Witty Profound.
Gives Glimpse Of Postwar World

DRESENTING the Devil, ladies and gentlemen.
Yov say His Mischievous Majesty does not exst2 Well
that's what Ye Foul Fiend to believe That's the
he accompshes his devsh work Denis Rouge
mont in his by clever, brilliant specious, engmat
controversial profound witty and obscure book THE Devils
Share pantheon books New York City,, which will be pub
lished tomorrow.
M dc Reage4feHt writer living in tie
head OF his book that
Of Charles f3a+desrc.
exist"
NJ de Of all tells with hInJ
that myths the prooundest truths And don't get INTO
of
his a celebrated did for-boy, on boythe
Devil Is hidden nhpoi
Legion, and according author. hs
peroptibie democracy politicians
popularity police
Hitler IN there's Hitler in all OF u.s. the
Hear) and all the pleasant
things o life including M de Rougemonts fascinating book Tor
while he believes circumventg old
with
for a 10 the Old Fellow himself
standing NJ, shoulder
wild cid
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
BorZd0e
Wish
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. y.

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. q.
RREGF0R FRANK B0R-
~ ZAGE made II quite plain
he wanted no punches pulled
tSets@en FIsgI1 cen U-TEaFs and
Binnie Barnes at their first
meeting Tn The If4H- tl4e Sea
Turtle, pirate rendezvous on
the Isle of TnrtngA In The Car
ribbe6h.
Miss O'Hara was most
naughty Spanish iady IN gold
broCade and bustle--Rnd un-
armed.
Miss Barnes was the Swash-
buckling female pirate. Anne
Bonny, in red jacket, baggy
pantaloonS and armed with a
rapier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
After War, 0tobal Hangover

like book. which gives YOU bit Of NJ. de
R0Igemoh his ceTel and which also Erpze nt
postwar world
nd @
tntex1eAttsA
handover. hat i
n violence nauseatcd
dubi0uSy
clean shirt the hack of chair Everything dgust To
nothing like
w q bottle peoples will want another drink !:
nother little Dictatorship just enough TO get them back
great dietIans. will prescribe
getting toaIarian regimen
moderate
diplomacy the GenRnc and AnglOSsxon countries; little
sSepcsm
bined kind physiological relief the peoples
boredom
true fear curious book for
a evening
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Oracle Fields Gets Honored Portrait

tions and commissioned the
famous English painter, James
Gum. to do Gracie's portrait,
which now hangs in the Roch-
dale art gallery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. q.
Oracle Fields couldn't be
prouder. The people OF her home
town, Rochdale, England, coli
lected $1,000 in small con4ribu-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

miss this Bromlield book # you ?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
TARRANT STARTS NEW
LENIsT0WN WILDCAT

r. c. Tarrant has made location
for another wildcat in the Lewis
town area, in which two Tarrant
wells are now drilling. Newest loca-
ton is on the Dunn lease, about IL
miles northeast of the city, in NV
SW 2-15N-2OE.
Tarrant- Kovich No. /, about six
miles southeast of Lewistown, in c
NE NV 29-15N-19E, has cemented
10-inch pipe at 400 for a water
shuton.
About Is miles southeast of Lew
istown, on the Potter Greek struc-
ture, Tarrant Is eementing 10-inch
at $50 in his No. / Stanley, i'm NE
SW NE S-1SN-21E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

With the Madison limestone re.
portedly its objective, Carter Oil
Company's north Cut Bank wildcat
this week reported hole made to
1865 feet. Location is on the Brind-
ley lease, in NE NE 12-36N-6W. This
is in virtually INFESTED area north
of the Cut Bank field, and squarely
along a line of Madison limestone
production extending for about so
miles, from the Twin Rivers field
across the border in Alberta, south
east across the Kevin-Sunburst
field to the field recently opened
near Devon by the Texas Company
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
Plan New Test
On HarlO Dome

The Mid-Montana Oil Company is
planning another wildcat on the
Harlo Dome structure in WheatIand
county, about 20 miles southeast of
Harlowton New leases were sent
recently to landowners on the struc-
ture. The company recently aban-
doned its initial well. on the struc-
ture after drilling more than a
mile. Virtually all horizons tested
in the initial wildcat were lacking
in porositY.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06

The final vote showed only 55
members in favor of the PROPOSE
ton, with SIS against it.
An interesting angle of the vote
was the report from the Starr pre-
cinct, on the north end of the res
ervation, and in which the Carter
and Phillips Companies are now
putting down deep wildcat.
Perhaps because they had a
good look at the equipment
around this well and had OBJ
tanned an fdea as 10 its stag.
gering cost, Indians I'm this pre-
cinct decided by vote of So
TO 0 that they didn't want TO
spend their money drilling OIL
wells.
The Blackfeet Indians have had
ample opportunity to view at first
hand some of the difficulties at
tendant upon the drilling for and
production of oil. Some of the rich
est leases in the Cut Bank field are
on tribal acreage, and from these
he tribe has profited vastly, from
both royalties and lease sales and
rentals. The vote Wednesday indi-
Gated the Indians are still willing
10 let the white man take the grief,
while the tribe benefits, without
worry, from the royalty revenue.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
Fulton Test
Drilling In

With hole made to 1855 feet,
Bill Fulton's wildcat. ON the
Hagan structure, southwest Of
The Cat Bank field, Is due for
completion within the next few
days, with all major objective
horizons still TO be tested.
StructuraIly, II Is now reported
checking lower than TexacO's
abandoned Birch Creek Wild
cat six miles south and slightly
east, but TO present depth IL has
found no water in any horizon.
Unless commercial production
Is found i'm the Ellis or Cut
Bank sands, this well viii be
carried to the Madison lime
stone.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-10-06
Farmers Union
To Drill Test

Farmers Union officials
moved to plug a weak spot In
their lineup this week by be-
ginning to seek oil production
TO supplement already extern
siye refining and marketing
facilities I'm this state.
Moving to drill what is believed
will be the first wildcat in the state
with Farmers Union sponsorship,
Farmers Union Central Exchange
announced location for a wildcat on
the Huntley structure, northeast of
Billings, in Sc Sc NV 31-2N-28E.
The well has been designated as
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Wells No. 1, and is in an area in
which considerable prospecting has
been done.