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son, J. c. Wright, are visiting
in Illinois and Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrard
with sons, Joe and Jimmie, OF
Port Arthur, Tex, smetored to
Ocean Springs for the weekend
to visit Mr.. Garrard's mother,
Mrs. Fleet Everhart, and Mr..
Everhart, and Mrs. Garrard's
mother. Mrs. Elsie Webb of BIZ
loxi.
Mrs. Carl Hash and daughter.
Sandra Lee, departed this week
for Denver, Colo, to join their
husband and father.
Theo Bechtel, USN, is spending
O leave with his wife at their
home here.
Circles j and z OF the Baptist
w. M. u. met in the church
Tuesday with the president, Mrs.
D. MeGiHty, presiding. After the
business meeting, the Rev. r. G.
Ryan addressed the meeting.
Mrs. Mary Price closed the meet
Ing with prayer. Both circles
will meet in the church this week
for Week of Prayer. Monday
Mrs. A. c. Gottsche is in
charge, Tuesday. Mrs. Oscar Sey-
mour, Wednesday, Mrs. Mary
Price, Thursday will be Soul
Winning Day and Friday Mrs.
MeGinty will be in charge.
ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED
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Ocean Springs

Jerry Dale. recently discharged
rom the army and who has seen
seton in Europe. arrived Satur-
Jay 70 be with his parents. Mr..
md Mrs. George Dale.
Nj. and Mrs. Walter F. Gambia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. Schrie-
Der and son of New Orleans
spent the past week at Mr.. Cam
ta's cottage,
Tiny Johnson of Mobile visit
ed his grandmother, Mrs. L. l..
Tardy, and friends last week.
Mr. and MRS j. w. Elizardi
and son, Ralph, have left for New
Orleans after . few weeks at the
cgttases "Hill-Top
w. u. Sanders and Mr. endl
Mrs. Bill Lee Sanders and chill
aTen Of Columbus are enjoying
a stay at their summer home.
Mrs. Frank Joachim and grand
Slaughter, Ann, spent several
days last week in Hattiesburg
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mil
e
Mrs. Ray Taylor has returned
rom a months stay with her
husband, Cpl Ray Taylor, in
Spokane, Wash.
1t. q. 81 and Mrs. Stanley
Smith of Boston spent Tuesday
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Alwyn Smith on Front Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Arm
strong and son of Natchez were
weekend guests Of Mr.. Arm
stFong's jarents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Armstrong.
Charles Eelin just returned
from overseas Joined his family
last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Davidson
and Mrs. Eddie Hire were visit
e1s to New Orleans Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wentworth
and daughter Of Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn, are visiting Mrs. Went
worth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dale.
Sgt. Pinkerton who has just
returned from the European The
ater of Operations joined his
wife, the former Miss Bliss Lem
on, this week for q 30-day fur
cough. Other guests at the
Lemon home are Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyeth Halstead and children Of
Mission. Tex.
Junior Voivedich left last
weekend to enter Bowling Green,
XIV. Business College.
Miss Betty Williams has re-
turned from Columbus, S. c., af-
ter a visit with her brother-in-
law and sister, Pfc. and Mrs, Ivan
Hatcher and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Porter of
New Orleans spent the weekend
at the home of Mi. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas.
Marvin burning of New Or
leans was the guest last week of
the Champlain Gays.
Mrs. Chrystell Matheney and
son left Monday for New Jersey
to join their husband and father.
Alpha Gamma Sigma Sorority
met Thursday with Peggy and
Betty Eelin at which time of
tigers were elected. They are:
president, Shirley Grey; vice
president, Louise Lynd. secreta-
~, Oral Mae Ryan; treasurer,
Jackie Voivedieh; sergeant-at-
arms, Janet Handy; chaplain, Dot
Noel; pledge mistress, Peggy Eg-
lin sorority mother. Mrs. Phil
Wieder.
St. AIMS Episcopal Guild met
Wednesday night with Mrs. Bev-
srlg Dalso. Supper was served
members following the business
mestins
Mrs. J. C. Wright and grand
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Mike Prassenos visited Joe
Elder in Biloxi last Wednesday.
While there Mr.. Prassenos en-
joyed a trip through a tobacco
factory and attended a religious
meeting which was followed by
a dinner at the Main Street Meth
odist church.
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Miss Olive Elkin
Hostess to Whistler
Club for Bridke

Miss Olive Elkin entertained the
Whistler Club in her home on Tues
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The best $3.50 you'll spend this
year. Claudia, Sept. 25th.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-09-14

Remember the good old daysf When you
could always count on US for the finest APP
planes in town-General Electric appli-
ances7
Well :. happy days will be coming back!
Not quite yet. of curse. Except for a few
G-E Irons and Clocks Quantities are very
limitedD we still have no GG-EE Appliances
for immediate delivery though we'll be
glad to put you on our priority list, without
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deposit or obligation, for the first available
G-E appliance of your choice!
In any case, we can assure you that the new
G-E Appliances, when available, will be
worth the wait! For they'll be lovely to
look at, delightful to use and own-packed
with new features, new convenieneesl
And, of course. built for the reliable years
OF service that General Electric engineering
stands for
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ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED
Early, Claudia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
Schrock Gets Another 'fIsxliag. Well
To Accelerate Cat Creek Activity
Bill HanIon
Moves Rotary
TO Field Area

Completion of another
flowing well by Dave
SchrOck on the Fifer lease
in the Cat Creek fieId--a
well flowing from the Ellis
sand - and additional de-
velopments this week con-
tinued to testify to the
belief Of many that the real
oil story of this area is still
untold.
The new completion, drilled
by rotary tools and cored IL feet
into the top of the sand, checked
approximately 10 feet lower
structurally than the Schrock-
Fifer No. l, now flowing 265
barrels daily of 51-gravity oil
from total depth of 1894 feet.
The No. 2, ego feet southeast of
the No. l, is bottomed at 1403
feet. Preliminary reports from
the field were that it is not
showing any formation water
and that it had good porosity
in the upper portion of the sand
Actual elapsed drilling time on
this we'll. r. down by an Ike
Taylor Cl crew, totaled n
hours.
The Taylor rotary is now
moving to the No. 8 location on
this lease-a site 660 feet south
of the discovery well, and very
close to the northern edge of
an 80 taken recently by Ralph
Chamberlain. Chamberlain has
moved in rotary tools and is
now rigging up.
Continental Oil Company also
has rotary rig up in a location
diagonally offsetting Schrock-
Fifer No. l to the northwest. 1t
is expected both the Continental
Continued on Page 80
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
CANADIANS
WILL DRILL
BOUNDARY

Mcleod Oil Company has made
location for a new wildcat on the
Alberta Montana border, less than
a mile north of the line, and di-
rectly north of section 5, 37N-7W,
on the Montana side of the line
Alberta designation of the location
is legal subdivision IA, section /,
Twp. /, r. DOW, 4. The well will
be known as Mcleod Buckley No. 1.
Basement Is being dug
This Is approximately SIX miles
northwest of the Reagan Madison
limestone producers, northwest of
the Cut Bank field, and on the Twin
Rivers nose
Two other wells in this inn
mediate vicinity, north of the line,
are tied up with fishing jobs. One
is McLeod-Del Bonita No. /, with
hole made to 1855 feet in the Madi-
son lime, about seven miles north
west of the new location. The other
is Trans-Alberta No /, about three
miles northwest of the new loca-
ton, having trouble with pipe at
1920 feet, in the top of the Madison
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
Cot Creek

SCHROCK-FTFER NO. L.
(Eflis Discovery Well)
NV NV NV 21-15N-30E
Flowing 265 barrels of 5l-gravity oil
daily from Ellis sand, at 1894.
sCHROCE-FlFER NO. e.
SE NV NV 2l-15N-3OE
COMPLETION 11-S-45; top Ellis, 1892;
I'd, 1908 Flowing wen, apparently
very similar to discovery well.
sCHROEK-FIFER NO. s.
SW NV NV 21-15fs-30E
Rigging up rotary. (FIRST REPORT)
HAMBERIAAIw-CHAHL NO. H.
NE SW NV 21-15N-30E
Rigging up rotary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. H.
SE Sc Sc 1z-16N-30E
Rigging up rotary.
DUNLAF-OsDEA NO. 5A---
NE NE 20-15N-30E
Old second sand producer deepening
from 968 feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
KusseI, Walker
Buy Eline Acid
Concern, Shelby

SHELBY-Charles T. Eline has
announced sale of the Eline Acid
Co. to Lyle Kassel and Lawrence
Walker.
Kassel has spent considerable
time in service station work and
was an employee for the Dowell
Corp. and bookkeeper for the Oien
& Montgomery Co. for number of
years. For the past two years he
has been assistant and recently
managed the Eline Co. for Eline
Walker was just recently dis
charged from the army. Prior TO
entering the service he was a sand
and gravel hauling contractor and
supplied a large number of build
ers. His biggest contract was sup
plying Gore field at Great Falls
when construction began in 1941
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
u. S. Leases Cover
Acreage i'm Three
Northern Counties

Federal oil and gas leases re-
ceived this week at the Great
Falls land office for issuance TO
applicants covered acreage in
Phillips, Hill and Pondera
counties.
To Muriel Henry of Strathmore,
Calf, went 1881 acres in Twp. 80
n, R. 34E., Phillips county, taking
in all of section /, Nh SEA and
NEz SW1k section 2.
To William M. Hanlon of Shelby
went 1,573.73 acres in Hill county,
in Twp. BIN, r. 15E., described as
lots 8 and 10 in section 6; SW NE,
VIZ Sc and Sc Sc section 9; NEA
NV Sc and Sc Sc section 10; S1k
SEX, section 20; N1z and WIZ
SWA, section %; NE1z, E1h NWA
and M SEN, section %, and S1z
section 80.
To Clarence E. Key of Artesia,
New Mexico, went 40 acres in
Pondera county described as SEA
NEA section Is, Twp. BON, r. 4W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10

ing Turner Valley.
The wildcat was drilled on the
fields west flank, five-eighths of a
mile from the field discovery well
(also drilled by SHELLY, which came
in with heavy wet gas flow from
porous zones in the upper section
of the Madison lime.
Drilled to 1881
It was drilled to total depth of
10,861 feet, and according to Carl
Nickle, publisher of the Calgary
Oil Bulletin, bottomed 222 feet in
the Madison lime when a drill stem
test was made of the full limestone
section. He reports that with the
tester open II hours, recovery was
l07 stands Of fluid, including seven
stands of drilling mud, six stands
of gas-cut mud and "a stands of
salty sulphur water
Illustrative of the sharp dip
of the beds ON the western
flank of this structure, this well
checked 1918 feet structurally
lower than the wet gas eisc0v-
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
SchuyIer's Death
Is Shock 10 Many

Montana oil men, large numbers
who knew him personally, were
shocked to learn this week Of the
death in Los Angeles Of John b
Schuyler, who had just concluded
a three-year term as head of the
materials division Of PAW district
4, with headquarters in Denver.
Schuyler, many times a visitor
TO Montana, had been in the oil well
supply business since 1912, start
ing with the OH Well Supply Co.
at Pittsburgh, Feb. II, 1912. After
(Conttnued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
CUT BANK
COLD; HAS
QUIET WEEK

Perhaps in part due TO a
sharp cold wave that tumbled
temperatures TO zero or below,
a quiet week was reported In
the Cut Bank field, with no at
tempt yet made to follow mp
Carter Oil COmpany's compile
ton of a 57-grayity Madison
limestone producer that opened
a new producing zone In the
field.
Several competitions were re
corded and more than a dozen
wells are drilling or preparing tC
drill. None of the compilations was
outstanding.
All of the wells now making hole
CONTINUED on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10

Proposed amendments to the oil
land leasing act which PIWC pro-
jects as designated to stimulate
and sustain development by pri-
vate industry include:
l. Reduction of royalty on ex-
ploratory leases and new dis
coveries to a flat 1914 per cent.
2. Enlargement of acreage limita-
ton beyond the 1880 acres pro-
vided for in the proposed legisla-
ton sponsored by Senator's o.
Mahoney and Hatch and Congress
man Fernandez of New Mexico, or
except from acreage limitation
CONTINUED on Page -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10

THOSE NORTH CUT been sent to the
photographer St Louis They EIGHT townships
Cut Bank including Ranges and Townships Sc
and 81 This includes flowing
37grav OIL that recently open producing horizon
the Bank field Also included Madison limestone wells
Bank and Mouon producers the specified townships Scale
inches the township These made Kelvin
Sunurs and intended be joined that map provide
complete picture of the stretching miles along border
We having 100 printed wish more mail remittance
no$ Or send $50 and this map 16&own
ship Of KevnSunbut These show lease and land
ownershp department Montana Oil Journal Box 1850
Great Falls. Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
TWO P0NoERA WELLS
READY To DRILL IN

Two wells in the long-dormant
Pondera field are drilling in, with
odds in favor of both finding sub
stantial production.
One is Triway-Gjullin No 6, G.
Wa VIZ SWh 10-27N-4W, the
other is A. b. Cobb Copley No. 2,
Sc Sc Sc To- 27N-4W.
Both have production on all sides,
but are in areas only partially
drilled up
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
MINE SCHOOL PIONEER
is CALLED BY DEATH

Lester ]. Hartzell, "A, professor
emeritus of chemistry at the Mon
tana School of Mines and member
of the school faculty more than 40
wears, died this week at Butte. He
was born at Golden, Colo, and was
a graduate of the Colorado school
of mines.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
North Field
Feels Force
OF Cold Wave

North field operators made
hasty moves to put their leases
in shape during the past week,
when baImy Indian summer
ended with a thud, to be sue
ceeded by a wintry blast that
sent temperatures 10 zero and
bIanketed the field with snow.
There were two competitions, Full
ton-ThompSon No. 8, N NV Sc rs
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
OIL WAR COUNCIL ASKS ICKES
TO MODIFY US. LEASE RULES

Of general interest Montana of the Pc
troeum Industry War Council made to PAW head Harold
Ickes that aid obtaining amendments legislation
pending congress- dealing with the federal policy of leasing the
pub domain and exploration.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-11-10
Jumping Pound Extension Is fs~S,
Shell Wildcat Limits Producing
Area Of New Alberta Oil Field

An important milestone in the mounting exploratory campaign
along the Rocky Mountain front reached this week when the
Shell Company got sulphur in the Madison limestone
attempted extension well in the Jumping Pound field Calgary
apparently indicating this field will not have the of neigbo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Tricked Sammy Kaye

81 like Danny very much" she
confessed. "and must say he's a
Gentleman. He didn't eVrn turn
when I pulled little
plot on him while making The
Kid from Brooklyn Every day
for lunch I ate garlic and onion
sandwiches and he almost
tainted during our love scenes.
But he refused 10 complain 10
Mr.. Goldwyn."
Virginia means she has almost
developed complex about play
ing Stooge. That was also her
occupation at the time Coldyyn
discovered her in Billy Roses
Diamond Horseshoe in New
York She was acting as trainer
for PanSy, the stuffed horSe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Camera Seized

"AmOng the memories Of nay
trip" he said, "are having my
camera confiscated, being trailed
by n japanese G-man and hav-
ing my opening night in Tokyo
violently interrupted by dem
Onstration against the Yankees"
II was then that Kaye devel-
oped the triple-talk technique
that distinguished his comedy.
II was faced by a hostile audi
ence that didn't understand n
word 1 said. I was so nervous I
began speeding up the act until
i could hardly follow IL myself.
was limp with exhaustion
when i left the stage. But I got
n burst of Oriental laughter out
of them"
Since that time he's worked
on a technique to combine the
Subtlety of high satire with the
delivery of a Browning machine
gun and has become a comedian
with an appeal as international
as Esperanto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Wants Murder Mystery

What I want to do" she con-
tlnued, lis a murder mystery.
Only the murder won't be much
of n mystery IN have To play
stooge to n comedian again. I'll
conk the guy over the head and
turn tho whole thing into
drama"
Hollywood observers will be
quick 10 say Virginia doesn't
have a chance winning "A battle
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Virginia Mayo Vows
Revolt After Steady
Diet Of 'Stooee' Roles

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20.
DLOND Virginia Mayo
I'D doesn't exactly look like
a recalcitrant type, but in
her case looks are power
fully deceiving. Any day now.
she says, she's going to
stage a revolt on none other
than Sam Goldwyn.
"If he assigns me to play
StOOge TO another comedian"
she told this writer, hes
going TO have n fight on his
hands. When I think Of all
the years I've put In learning
To act and then all ! get il
make calf eyes and show my
legs-why, it's revolting!"
So far Virginia has appeared
opposite Danny Kaye in up in
Arms Wonder Man" and The
hid from Brooklyn which is
now being completed. She also
played opposite Bob Hope in
The Princess and the Pirate"
"If I-don't get my dander up
and 70 out for better roles"
pOutedXIrginia. Il will of course
90 on taking IL easy and col
lccting "A good salary. But you
know what eventually would
happen. I'd become ~ passe
that by and by there wouldn't
be- a salary at all"
Virginia isn't at all impressed
with the famous comedy charac-
tcTs for whom she has been
stooging in Mr. Goldwyn's PIC
ffITp
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

with Goldwyn, because he's a
very willy man. But they prob
ably haven't heard about the
actress coup when she signed
her latest contract.
Goldwyn had heard Virginia
was riding horses weck-endS, a
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

paStime he considered too dan
gerous. So he called her on the
carpet TO forbid her any more
equine activity.
But before Virginia left his
Office Sbn had had clause in
serted TX her contract stipulat-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

ing that from now on Virginia
can ride in every major western
rodeo held. even though it may
mean taking time off from a
Goldwyn production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Comedian Kaye
Looks TO Japan
BY PATRICIA CLARY
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. IL.

HOLLYWOOD Oct. IL.
COMEDIAN Danny Kaye who plays "a near-sghted swan
~ looking for his sweetheart who is a goose"
from Brooklyn puts his mind to serious matters the
minute he slips out of his tailcoat.
He's much more worried about the Kaye contribution
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
In Need of Cheer

While other Hollywood enter
tainers are on their triumphant
way back from USO tours,
Danny has decided that the oc-
cupation troops need consider
able cheering up.
I'm already scheduled to tour
the south Pacific and China,
and 1 have n special reason for
wanting TO add Japan" he said.
The reason dates back TO 1884
when Danny toured the Orient
as a member of an American
show, trebling as singer, dancer
and as a straight man. But
even IL years ago a sensitive
ear could hear the rumble Of
distant thunder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

TO the peace than about the
swan-goose romancing.
We asked him what he was
going to do when the picture
was finished.
'If the war department will
let me-" he said modcstly. I'D
like to 60 to Japan"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Two marines visiting the set
tainted dead away. Well al
most.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-30
Mitchell Hospital
Speeds Expansive
Building Program

NIT c H ELL CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL, CAMPO, Calf, May 80
A new enclosed heated swimming
pool As by 100 feet particularly fol
The use Of patients with nerve and
muscle injuries will be built at
Mitchell Convalescent nuspital as
part of the St,3OO,0OO additional
building program just authorized
for the hospital
This together with he $500.000
building program now under way
win make Mitchell one Of the best
equipped hospitals in the country
to care for convalescent returnees,
Col. Joseph E. Campbell, command
ing officer, says.
The physical therapy clinic will
be expanded by 1000 square feet and
Finish steam bath will be installed
in separate building making this
department cne Of the most COM
plete in the Ninth service command.
Other construction authorized at
Mitchell to care for increased pa
tient load include expansion Of the
duty and patient officers mess, ex-
panSion Of the officers club by 5000
square feet, new post exchange
Of 100000 square feet, 1900 cquare
feet addition to the present infirm-
airy or station hospital and 5000
square feet addition to the present
administration building.
In addition, appropriation has
been made for relocation and re-
modelling Of existing buildings to
provide housing and lounge for l25
guests; housing for II Red Gross
workers; official space for Red
Cross; remodeling three mess halls
for Red Cross recreational activi-
ties. Five buildings are being re-
located and remodeled for shops and
two for classrooms. Other remodel
ing includes the present library,
two buildings for storage Of patients
baggage, and a wives activity build
ing.
Sidewalks are to be built as re-
CURED. Medical detachment bar
racks are to be sealed and given
barrack type floor covering, and IA
more classrooms are to be remodeled
The new appropriation also pro-
vides for additional sports facili-
ties for use of conyalescent patients
such as bleachers for 1900; three
softball diamonds; rehabilitation OF
three basketball courts; three crc-
I quet courts; one golf driving range
for 10 men; two handball courts;
five tennis courts; eight badminton
courts; one sand and clay putting
green; Is bowling alleys in existing
buildings and dockage for Is row
beats and outboard motor boats Oh
| Morena Lake.