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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15
TOOLR COUNTY TRANSFERS
By To0le Comm1y Abstract Co.
Shelby, Montana
on ann cas- LEAsEs

OIL AND GAS LEASES
Irene Bloom. ct al. to Jeff Hawks, ne ne
Sc. 19-36-3w.
Alma Henderson to The Texas Co, s.
l5-34-3w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
NJ. P. Tedd and Herman Duerr to Nick
Panos, NJ. K. Gordon, Roy Fish, sw sw.
24-35-2w.
JEFF Hawks to Pacific Western OIL Corp.
ne ne sc, 19-36-3w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Jeff Hawks to Ernest D. Bloom, ct al.
ne ne Sc, 19-36-3w.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Albert Goeddertz to Pfabe, ct al. ne NV
20-35-2w.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15
STILL A BIG BARRIER !.

Recent publications. and recent drilling results in north
Montana and in Alberta have pretty thoroughly
last lingering doubts concerning the probability of Devonan
production in Montana
Main barrier to the bringing in of such production is not
to be sneezed 1t is the thousandoot thickness the flint
like Madison lime, everything the Devonian.
Cost of drilling that thousand feet has stopped
than wdcatter who would have liked to look beneath
the Madison
Companies entering Montana, with their eyes
the Devonan financed be unworried by these
considerations The day of Devonan production in Montana
is much closer than many realize.
Now excellent time to find about the oppor-
tunites for profit offered by royalty buying this time while
prices are still based on shallow production. Write
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

overcame The symptoms pro-
duced by allergic reactions.
DEACTIONS may be avoided
IL by lengthening the course Of
treatment and by not increas-
ing the amount Of pollen IN
jected too rapidly
After the treatment was COM
pleted. tests were made 10 de-
ierrnlne how much protection
the patients had attained. These
were done by placing some OF
the pollen against the conjunc-
tiva or lining membrance Of the
eyeball and noting whether or
not a reaction occurred m the
form Of watering Of the eye and
redneSS. Skin tests were also
made The patients who were
found 10 react 10 less than $50
units Of the pollen in the con-
luncuva and 10 less than one
tenth Of unit IN the skin may
not he expected 10 experience
complete relief from hay fever
II would appear that this
method OF treatment 10 prevent
hay fever is effective when
carefully carried out but test
ing before and after treatment
is essential.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
One Word Led to Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

have received many more applications from self
inflicted American diplomats who figure they can help
to scalop the cordae at San Francisco Their
claims TO diplomacy are listed below:
Mrs. B.: She gable away IN the only telephone
booth the only drugstore in town while long line of
anxious conversation commuters forms outside the YER
teal Then she opens the door and the crowd cheers
because they think she is coming out
But she isn't. Instead, she borrows nickel from
the first mug the line and talks for 10 more minutes
The delighted crowd cheers louder than ever.
She does that three times hand running. And when
she finally emerges the fascinated popuace raises her to
their shoulders and parades down Main street past city
hall That is diplomacy of the most virulent kind. We
give that little lady six wet panthers with ngrown toe
nails.
Mrs W.: She tells the butcher to clip off 10 pounds
of the finest srloin After it is wrapped up like last
Octobers World Series she discovers she has red
points The butcher pats her the back and tells her
that could happen to anybody. Especially her. But he
gives her the srlon anyway and tells her to come back
with points in 1875 when this thing has blown
S Such popularity must be deserted. That charming
little diplomat not only goes to San Francisco at our ex
pense but she also gets pair of secondhand nylons
patched with squares from screen door
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
By George E.
Sokolsky
THESE DAYS -.

fore the Congress of the United States. which
is asked 10 put up nearly 5000 100000 TO get
the debtors started on killing OF the creditor
Should Congress appropriate this money.
that would be tantamount to confirming the
Breton Woods agreement as though IT were a
treaty.
The problems faced by Breton Woods ante
date this war and have been profoundly deep
ened byit. They were most concretely stated at
the London economic conference In 1888 by Cor
dell Hull when he said:
Depleted treasures, collapsed price levels,
q DESTROYED international finance and commerce,
greatly diminished domestic production and con-
sumption, 80, OO0. 900 unemployed wage earners, .
prostate agriculture, universal monetary and ex-
burdens constitute some Of the panic experiences
OF recent years"
THIS is the problem of today ii is the Inherit
Il ance OF the last war; II is the problem OF the
postwar era. This war has not solved IL; IL has
only served to make II worse. Furthermore.
nothing can be done to alleviate II without inter.
national conference. consultation discussion and
cooperation Therefore. Breton Woods was
step in the right direction.
The fault Of Breton Woods lay in its rush
that plan had to be got ready even IL ii was
a poor plan And Lord Keynes had ready plan
which protected England against the world and
made the United States pawn in the hands OF
It's debtors. There was apparently desire TO
get something going before the European war
was over. and what was produced is so full OF
contradiction that no two experts seem 10 be
able to agree on what it means.
ENOR instance, the capital of the stabilizaton
l. fund OF $500 900 900 is built up by quotas,
the American share being So $50 100000: the
British 81. 300 100000: Paraguay SIS 600 600 and
so on; yet the United States has only one vote
out Of a.; while the British will have six votes
on the board Of governors.
This Is too serious q matter to leave at
Breton Woods It should be considered and
revised 1t San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

down a film contract because
she expects to ENTER politics!
r. Swing working IL hours
daily on his 15-minute script.
Marshall Fields new book
This firsD: Freedom Is More
Than Word" due on the
sixteenth. Makes so much sense.
Art Hodes, the scholarly pi-
anist at Village Vanguard. who
took his trio to Smith College
North ampton, Mass and
played 10 standing room. The
Boston Symphony Of 1l0 at
tracted a partly-filled house.
The stupid comic who. enter
tanning" at st. Albans Hospital
for wounded mem, opened his
act by firing a pistol.
CELESTE HOLM of "Bloomer
~ Girl and Betty Garrett. the
ingenue, are ringers. Even
intimates have trouble DECIDING
one from the other. Betty not
long ago married a lad named
Larry Parks, an actor. Now she
learns Parks is the maiden
name of Celeste Holm's mother!
Sudden Shocks: Seeing Hurd
Hatfield (who plays the wicked
est man in Eondont in The
Picture of Dorian Gray" and
then observing him slipping a
soda in Schrafft's.
Lew Parker offers the best Of
the oldies In today's mail. About
the dying wife who called her
groom TO her bedside and said:
Il know you've always hated
by mother, but IL / pass on,
promise me you will be nice TO
her AT the funeral" p"
'Whaddaya wanna do he
protested. Spoil my whole
day7''
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
E. v. DURLING

CT. PATRICK. Clark County,
~ Missouri. is the only town in
the United States named after
lreland's patron saint.
ST. Patrick, which has a popu.
lation Of So, is over 100 years
old, having been founded in
1887.
Many old Irish customs still
prevail in this little bit of Ire
land in Missouri.
The residents still get to-
gether and dance reels and jigs.
March II is a big day there.
Annually a ST Patrick's Day
queen is selected
All letters mailed in st. Pat
rick on March II are. by spe-
cial permission of the govern
ment, stamped with green ink.
NVOU and your husbands
l. protective association, of
which you aresso careful to re-
mind us that you are 9 member,
is beginning to get on my
nerves. writes feminine SUBJ
scriber Of Boston. Especially
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

when inspired by your loyalty
to the H. p. A. you quote letters
from husbands who express the
thought that wives should con-
alder themselves very lucky to
have q husband In these man
shortage days.
"Then take that husband who
pulled the crack about house
work being good exercise and
fine for the figure.
"My husband Just beams with
delight when he reads such
bunk.
He beams even more when
he reads II aloud to me, though
he knows I have read 1t already.
His SNUG look at these times
drives me so wild I feel like
smacking him with q wet towel.
How about q wives protec-
tive association? And how the
wives need IT,"
QUERIES from clients. Q-My
W husband says the best night
10 go out for dinner at a restau-
rant in New York City is
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

1t Comdr. Stassen onef He's
been shot at. y
The quip that Eisenhower is
peeved because Churchill gets
into evacuated towns before
the soldiers do"
The reclining chairs on air
transports PRESERVED for big
gies), which are called Mac
Arthur Chairs.
THE job-like patience dis
Il played by a young man who
stays near phone booths in the
Empire State Building lobby.
And when people cuss because
they can't find listings in the
phone book he says
Have YOU q suggestion tn
make? I'm with the phone
company, and we want to make
= better directory"
The movie crowd AT Palm
Springs which wagered $4,000
on a ping-pong game when Ted
Howard, ex-New York press
agent, trounced the local champ.
The lovely lady lin the Hotel
Piccadilly drugstore) who had
a cinder removed from her orb:
Gen. Omar Bradley'S wife.
Returned soldiers asking:
"Who Is Lily Ann Carroll ?"
because she vocald a record Of
Il Walk Alone" SO popular, the
armed forces radio repeated il
for one and one-half hours.
WILLIAM SEABROOK, the
w book writer. out OF the hosp
and looking filter.
Frances Robinson. the &C.
treSs. turning exploiter.
Temple Texas, in the II
Lively Art" show, who turned
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Yes, II is when the
clothes line breaks and lets all
her nice, clean clothes down in
the mud. If husbands and wives
want to get along happily, they
should learn when the others
clothes line has broken. That's
the time when the partner
should watch his step. keep
sweet, and say and do the right
thing. Our booklet, Are You
an Emotional Grown Up?" tells
you what 10 do and not 10
do when the other fellows
emotional clothes line breaks.
Sent at cost, 10 cents. plus a
3 cent stamped self-addressed
envelope.
2@If we can't teach IL there,
then we had better give the
country back TO the Indians.
AS Dean William Russell force
fully points out. we can surely
teach children what liberty is,
why We have il. and what II
would he like 10 live in Italy,
Germany and Japan.
depends upon the object
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

CuRGEON GEN. NORMAN
~ KIRK has a refrigerator IN
his office. Recently II began
acting up-ss venerable electric
iceboxes the land over are do
ing and | am not speaking
from hearSay
The thing began making
fearful racket The general
aides were afraid 1t might dis
turb the boss.
They contemplated shutting II
of Then they looked inside
and saw II contained three
dozen eggs. a chicken and other
perishable fodder.
To cut il Of would mean
spelling the food Thus the
aides were faced with the grave
problem-disturb the general or
ruin his grub?
They finally hit upon a COM
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

EDITORS NoTE-Thi. I. the Hfth srteis
Of a ssriss Of sir the San Franeises conference.
uDrittsn by Mr. Sokoisky. Who spent many ysars
American correspondent in Europe and the
Far East
A FrER this war the king should confer an earl.
"A dom on John Maynard Keynes, who should
thenceforth be known as Earl Keynes OF Breton
Woods-the summer place in New Hampshire
where he produced a formula for the economic
conquest OF the United States by its debtors.
For in a speech in the House of Lords, on
May %, 1914, in explaining the advantages OF
Breton Woods 10 Great Britain. he described IT
as ". far-reaching formula Of protection
against . recurrence Of the main cause of de-
hation during the interwar years, namely, the
draining OF reserves out Of the rest of the world
to pay q country which was obstinately borrow
ing and exporting a scale immensely greater
than II was lending and importing =. :"
IN A WORD Breton Woods provides formula
L by which debtors can repudiate their debts
and the creditor is helpless 10 protect himself
even by means Of trade. There is, in the world
today, on balance only one creditor nation, the
United States of America.
At Breton Woods under the hypnotic ex-
pertism of John Maynard Keynes, plan was
produced by which the creditor, the l.. S. A., not
only puts up cash for the stabilizaton Of cur
rency and the rehabilitation of world finance.
but assumes the obligation OF letting its creditors
off scot free for past current and future indebt-
edness This sure !: novei innovation
THE more I read the Breton Woods agree
Il ment the more I realize why ie Is that so
many of these conferences are being held sepa-
rately. The representatives OF all the United
Nations will appear at San Francisco. Two
subjects will be uppermost in their minds be-
cause they are affected most closely by them:
and the right OF self-goVefnment.
2-Monetary and economic rehabilitation
These questions are not 10 be on the agenda.
The first was settled at Yalta from which all
but the dominant three were excluded: the
second was settled at Breton Woods and 10 be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
THE l.. 8. DELEGATION
By Inez Robb

ference with side visits TO Lon.
don, Paris. Rome. Moscow,
South America and Mexico City.
~ The overwhelming desc
lation and destruction of war.
In a tight spot he always
prays and then everything is
all right"
In pleasant country home
in Virginia. near the capital. he
lives with his wife and their
three young sons. He now takes
an occasional drink after a
hard day and finds solace in
hard eome-by cigarets.
With his heavy white thatch
he is known in Washington as
The Name" and "Hi-Ho Silver"
But at the Mexico City Confer
ence Latin-American delegates,
noting his eager, ear-to-ear
smile, christened him The
Teeth"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
WALTER WNCHELL n,,ssx., o.

NELL BRINKLEY'S will. The
creator OF the famous Brink
hey Girl (which brought her for
tunesJ left only 54 Gs.
Gypsy Rose Lees mother, who
- not so sure of publishing her
books because her helper insists
on telling all.
The romance-rumors of pretty
Florence Pritchett, the mag
fashion writer. Intimates argue
her intended is a handsome
California rancher, not a movie
or social guy, at all.
The magazine essaylst as
signed to write up Peter LORE
OF the horror feelms. Her name
Is Patricia Coffin.
Jackie Edison. of the Stork
Club ciggie staff, leaping right
out of both shoes and then glar-
ing at two sailors who gave her
that Who, me expression.
Walter Thornton, the model
agency exec, VINO has changed
the name of model named
Clare Welton TO Walda.
THE movie columnist who has
Il demanded a raise from
n Y. paper and who may be
dropped at contract time next
month.
Richard Lauterbach, the cor
respondent (he made that con-
troversial tour of the Soviet
with w. L. White). whose book
OF rebuttal is due in a few
months.
The sponsor who is withdraw
Ing from Stage Door Canteen
allegedly because OF the tiffing
OF the stars.
All the hullaballoo about a
serviceman being seated al the
San Francisco conference. Isn't
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

promise Solutlon-turn the thing
of for a while, then turn II
back on!
VOU may recall those news
Il paper accounts Of Glen II.
Taylor, the new senator from
Idaho. posing on the Capitol
steps in cowboy get-up while he
strummed a guitar and crooned:
"Oh give me home
BY the Capitol dome"
Well-Senator Taylor really
had a tough time finding
place 10 live. But at last he
succeeded in buying house.
He thought his woes were over.
That was three months ago.
But he isn't in his house YET
II seems that when Senator
Taylor went 10 inspect his new
purchase he found IL occupied.
He notified the occupants 10
move out.
They said they wouid be glad
to do so-but that they also
owned house and would have
10 wait until they could get
their tenants TO leave.
So-Senator Taylor cannot
move into his house unless his
tenants get their tenants 10 va
cate,
Snorted Senator Taylor:
Before I can get into my
own bought and paid for dwell
ing 10 looks n II I'll have TO
move the whole darn town"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Brain Game Answers

1-Grey hou ndS, wolfhounds,
hounds. spaniels, terriers and
mastlffS.
2-False. This document pre-
ceded the u. s. Constitution
and bound the original 13
states together In loose
federal union.
"A Scolding woman.
4-Six feet
5-ta) is correct.
6-167 feet.
7-Dusting crops. sowing seed.
herding cattle. inspecting
fences and hunting coyotes.
SDouglas Hyde.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

A C.ssos is-4 gallons valid through
June al.
ne ard C-s CosSons-5 FaIions each.
Rr and CT Coupsns-5 gallons each.
Law requires STATE name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for soldiers--l gallon q day up 70
30 days Milesfe ration record for
specific auto must he pretsnted hy
soldier 10 local board where car 10
rsfistsrtd.
Periods Z q. ., and s-Vshd through
sept. 30.
stsmp ~. Boet = vslld throuth
June q
LIQUOR
Rstiau Haak q. Na. t-Naud through
April 3n / quart ~ whisky
Ration hoot q, ~ 1e-Vsnd through
April 40 for BONUS, 1 qusrt Of ain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

them when necessary; and 20
this day those boys, now grown,
still love me.
II my method worked then.
why shouldn't II work now, in
my own home?
l think il does; but. my~hus-
band and / have never agreed.
He doesn't believe In any
form OF punishment.
He thinks when you tell a
child 10 do something. that 10
the end of II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

of the organization. If it be a
political or economic organiza-
tion of the revolutionary type.
such as Ku klux Klan, COM
nnunism, fascism or any of that
utterly destructive bunk, the
best appeal Is to their patrio-
tism - the idea that they are
building up glorious country. and
incidentally giving themselves
the fruits Of some one elses
labor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Seven men and one womon
wU represent the United States
at the forthcoming United No.
hons conference in San Fran
cisco. What are these eight
delegates Gks and hoW are they
apt to handle this important job
on the basis Of their records
and sxperienes7 The foiioVins
article by Ines Robb, Intsrno-
tonaI keWs Service stof wrfter,
10 one OF a series Of thurbnoH
sketches Of the members OF the
u. S. delegation.
THE career of Edward Reilly
l. Stettinius, Al. secretary of
state, is the saga OF a poor
little rich boy who wanted TO be
a minister but became tycoon
and was eventually drafted into
diplomacy.
This young man with the
snow white hair who heads the
American delegation to the San
Francisco conference. was born
in Chicago, son of Edward r.
Stettinius, partner Of J. P.
Morgan.
Stettinlus the younger at
tended Pomfret School in Con-
necticut and the University Of
Virginia. He was singled out
because he did not smoke.
drink. play football despite his
solidity and hefD or own a con-
vertible despite pops money!
Instead. he taught Sunday
school class. was president OF
the campus YMCA, did mission
ary work in the mountains, and
conducted a student self-help
bureau 10 aid needy students.
Once out Of school. Stettinius
was persuaded TO give up the
ministry and give industry a
whirl.
4 T 30. he was vice president
"A Of General Motors. At 35.
he was director of a dozen COR
porations. At AZ. he succeeded
Myron c. Taylor as chairman OF
the United States Steel Corpo-
ration.
In 1910, when President
Roosevelt needed new blood in
the advisory committee to the
council Of national defense, he
reached out and tapped Stet-
tinius.
Stettinius resigned from all
his business connections, in
cluding his 500, ,000-a-year job
with U. S. Steel. He went to
Washington and there he has
been ever since. with his rise
through government agencies
and jobs as meteoric as that in
Wall Street.
Last December he was made
secretary of state TO succeed
Cordell Hull. He is the young
est man TO occupy this Office
since Edmund Randolph served
in the cabinet Of George Wash
ington. -A---l
TWO things have made a ire
Il mendous impact upon him
and his thinking
ID HIS trip TO the Yalta con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
PH0CTtaTD TOODs


Blus ca throuEh 0-1-vAlid thrsuEh
April 20
Biss IA throuTh M-7-vLud throdfh
June 2
Blus Nh tArourA s3-vand through
July l.
Blue Ia through X-1-Vaud throuFn
HEATt. caEEsE, VAIs
He'd rs thfeagh x-s-vahd throuEh
April rs
Red rs thr.sss D-s-v.lid through
RED IA thrours 5-a-vand through
Jniy l.
RED X, iArourh P-s-vsld through
July 81
One 10 savage fst good for 4 ,snu
and tao ration points.
SHOES
Airplane STAMPS 4 and 1-Naid
indefinitely Lnosst'amps not accepted
Land i0rds must register All TENANCY
CHANGES and sli rented SPACE FOR
livinF or sleepinG
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
I AM the stepmother OF boy.
Il Is.
married his father when the
boy was 4.
feel as II he were my own
son and | love him as one.
Before marriage | made my
living taking care Of children.
They happened 10 be boys and
took care of them just as II
they were mine.
/ loved them and punished
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
On the
Side

Wednesday because II follows
meatless Tuesday. I say Thurs
day is just as good. How about
it?
A-Your husband has the
right idea. His after q meat
less Tuesday angle II good.
Besides on Thursday, being
maids day of, the restaurants
are usually crowded and there
is q terrific scramble for the
best dishes offered.
Q-So you know your major
league baseball history do your
All right, smart boy, name the
major league pitcher who dur
ing his entire big league career
was blind in one eye.
A-NIister, you have me COM
pleteiy stopped. I don't recall
any one-eyed ajor league
twtrler.
A SAN FRANCISCAN VINO Is
"A 10 be married to her soldier
sweetheart on his return from
overseas was asked by him to
make plans for a church we'd
ding. The woman went to her
church to talk things over. She
referred to the wish of her
fanee and herself to have the
WeddipO march frOf,, I ohap GRIN
played during the ceremony.
She was told by the church au-
thorities that this was impos-
sible. as the playing Of that
wedding march had been barred
because the music was of Ger
man origin.
DASSING BY: Tommy de For
Il est. Maestro of the world
famous eatery in Los Angeles
known as Ptomaine Tommy's.
Tommy is originally from Wet
more, Kan. He attended the
University Of Kansas and South
ern California. Has a nice house
at Santa Anita Oaks, just a
biscuit throw from the race
course. The lucky fellow.
Gene Kelly. A tap dancer who
became an actor. He's doing all
right. But probably would do
much better IL he stopped imi-
tating John Garfield.
Distributed BY King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Connolly Answers

l-b. "a. 3-b, IA. lcorpsl.
SC used for fertilizer).
6-ta) Henry Raeburn, (b)
Joshua Reynolds. (cl Edgar
Deeas. tdl James Whistler,
(e) Michelangelo.