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Evening star., 1945-12-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DENVER OR NEW MEXICO-Veteran and
wife share expenses and drive or deliver
car Glebe 90S0.
FLORIIDA-GoVt. girl and friend driving
sedan, January or before. Want 3 COM
ppanions, interested in To-day vacation.
Los ANGELES-congen lady wishes
lelSureiy trip through South Dec. 10 or
altef. Expert crosS-country driver. Refer
enceS eXchanged. CO, O476 evenings
DRIVING TO TAMPA, FLA Dec. s. can
ssGGommodate acc 3 passengers. Call WI. 1880
sERvIcEMAN, DRIVING ST. LOUIS. will
take 3 passengers, Dec. 5 or 6: 1912 Plym-
outh, heater. radio. Vienna 52
8 GOVT. GIRLS DESIRE ride to Nashville,
Tenn, with careful driver: leave Dec. %;
LEAVING DEC. 5 FOR PITTSBURGH, take
one or two, share expenses. RE. 600,
LADY AND SMALL DAUGHTER want ride
to St. Louis or Rolla. Mo, between Decen,-
Der and 10, AT. 1859.
TWO CHARMING, intelligent women want
share share, driving and expenses. with owner OF
Ioomy car leaving for Los Angeles between
Dec. j and z. HO. 1909
YOUNG GOVT. WOMAN desires ride KAN
sas City or Ghillicothe. Mo, around Christ
mas time. RA. 1860 nights or Sundays .
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE the right way. Better
be safe than sorry. Dual-control cars; ex-
pert instructors; permits secured: parking
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher: beginners. review. speed dictation:
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE = Modern
training in all subjects: day night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
GG9%yer1nnmssnt 60 1ns training; 1340 N. Y. ave.
FRENCH LESSONS-Individua instruction
by native lady. graduate teacher Call
evenings, Randolph 3453.
AUTO BODY and fender work. including
metal work, welding and spray painting
Look into It! One of the most profitable
branches of tremendous auto industry Of
fering chances for good job or your own
business; train IN spare time: Write for
free facts. O-CRAFTSTRAINING, Box
French INSTRUCTION given privately by
native woman teacher; reasonable rates;
grammar, conversation. NO s3OS.
BEAUTY CULTURE-HAIR STYLING, eve
any subject. UPsHUR BEAUTY CoLLEGE E.
42Sg 3oth n St ne WA. 1929.
CONTRACT BRIDGE-Beginners Monday
ana THURSDAY evenings: classes for inter
mediates and advanced students by ap-
PRoTEssIoNAL ION fsPnRPe fNsTRncToR 14S5 Va teach
go99 to drive in your car or mine MI
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PERSONAL lconf.l

TEMPLE SCHOOL, Manassas. Va. ''Thi
IL Little School That Is Different" reopen
Christian home and school for refine,
soY sSs BLtE g. nsY ssars SRsEsY ssssn
furnished: reasonable rates. WA. 1861.
PROF. MAN will store piano for light use
sSa ssScsllens care assured. EN-. SASS or Bo,
YoGNG MAN for opponent in chess t,
plss pss by by mail; NALL, segnnsrs class, GARD
seT TAkEa saS far All ocsasons oho
s{bs5 dsfal Se RifSi rs
PHOTOGRAPHS made in your home b.
1z wans m siaa bundle
At home; bring or call RA $3.50. 'e y
PHOTOS OF your baby in. your home. 2l
fsgen hesa o1sy pGyes nsIs
ment; can Ho., ago. day or evening.
sTaed eters envelopes etc
Tnsff sasS MESSAGE afsss and seeretara
Gy dTsssinE; 6sso So thousand; mimeosraphins
MOVING PICTURES of your children o,
For For full Srticuiars, % If cali IA. ssSA''e $3.50.
OPENING DEC. 2, 1915. nursery kinder
garten; boys and girls. up to 6 yrs; music
and nap periods; nurse in attendance, by
~ eh
NOTICE, LADIEsMWe are endeavoring,
through reduced overhead by our self,
Srss Po to bne to the psope
ecton ano Of m hundres @ ee hne Ge' aaaty S sr
Ushsf & PFi'sS yPg H & slsf f Rss
SisT as uSGsUSh SsR sPt 1T D,na to,
O. LIKENs. 5 Wilson lane, Bethesda. Nd.
RsEa sSe ME 81 & ssamnNS HasEs and aoN 9ss
9oScREssfoSAE 9Ss SfsSSs s4e ave kndsrxar
ten through sixth grade; Small classes;
IrsS transportation q1 from ni Arlington. f Fails
Church and Washington; l4ol 18th st,
Jong sstablished sehoSI WI. os55. "
@ nie WANTED Doon to Circle q Ts
No brokers. Box 366-S. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRIsTMAs-Por-
traits, children. groups, taken in your
nome at your convenience. CaH CHI. 1865
FRENCH CONVERSATION ssoNs
taught by native; highly cultured young
mar. Partisan accent. Private tutor. Mich
igan 2550
MODERN DRESSMAKING STUDIO. CEN
trally located, formerly of Fifth ave.
N. Y, equipped for prompt service; dresses,
suits. coats to order, also restyling and
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL,
1Il6,,.In0 1Ido F st CIV" NV" Room 20, Telephone
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright. II you are fn need of loar up to
PARSONS CoUNTRYsIDE SCHOOL, a
modern day and boarding, school for chill
dren from ? 70 IL years old. 94ol Georgia
VACANCY in nurses private home for
elderly lady. would consider quiet .senile:
lovely lge rm.; tray service. Box GOA. Star.
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored
workmanship guar; upholstered furni-
tnre beautifully shampooed in your home.
HOWELL ACADEMY, boys elementary and
jr. high school. country, day and board
HUMAN ALARM CLoCK-Reliable wake
up service. For information call AT.
COATS AND JACKETS refined, fast service,
expert workmanship; our lining or your
own: popular prices; oneweek service
NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE, $40 18th ST. n W
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatiS arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
mentS. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Lady naturopath. 90 years expert
ence. in charge SH. 1855.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SALON for sale, NV. section;
owner oyn leaving n toyn sscrifice for immedi-
TOOLS, dies. stampings. 35-ton cape:
TOOL q MFG. co. Tel. 76-M. Clinton.
YOUR BUSINESS can be sold quickly and
efficiently and to your complete. satisfac-
ton. For prompt service. call SAM
CHANTkER, Real Estate and Business
Broker, 410 Bond Bldg, MA. 1894, AT.
7021
RESTAURANT. counter style, liquor IL
cense, seats e7; low overhead. clears 81 600
profit monthly: busy spot near 18th and
II SITS. ne; rent. S125; lease 5 yrs. Ideal
for two partners. Price, $4,000; terms
MR.. THRIFT texclusive), 1Oe9 New York
ave; nv; MA; 9S43; evenings. UN. 1898.
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING plant
Owner will sacrifice this I5-year, estab-
lished. profitable business; the 10-year
lease, with the man, other features makes
this. an attractive deal for some one
having full knowledge Of this type Of
chase on favorable terms HARRY !,
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 116o.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon,.,

GIRL, colored. wants days work, 8 yrs. ex-
Girl Girl colored: wants part-time work, in
ssiay; sWs,r no Sundays. North 1929. 1442
GfsLs coiored, ssi n;a' desires evening work, Mon
sa fu DAYS TO esd hr Is "a hr 5da Tues and
SiRLs t2o, wish part-time morning work
Gali Giaa GO seHnd,, aa1a c,p, ,,,or.s ,,,.n..
aiter-school work, tipping or take care Of
dfes aiGH scHoof 1881 tsnHns SRn Tta St
ser scRoo nd and aeef ends aes5fs pE sGs
petWeen and s pm. only,
LADY, Ia \ Thite' 80: boy Z. wishes housekeep-
il sepiyi MRS, poRorHY Do5! 2'ats DAkToN, s1toEy
General Delivery, Salem, Va.
isgnd5g E9 aSos = home silver sDf1ss sod Nd eai
PART FINE or days work by refined COL
REIIAsIEEl WOMAN ON NV wants naSl work as maid
MNonnday, Nnno Tuesday and Wednesday. RE,
TWO GIRLS. colored, desire hotel. cafe
terra, chambermaid, waitress work; no
sundays; Call Ii, 6075. ..
WOMAN WOMAN, settled, white, wants work as
HeesSekef5sr wees ns empi couple preferred s25
WOMAN, colored desires employment
tsris Or hotel; references: RE. sas9.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work; a good
toundafS vor also Ell experienced desires
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork. Monday.
iiuesday Wednesday; good cleaner and
iaundress; Csc hour. Call TR. 1lO4.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work or
part-tlme morning. Call Hobart 279S
WOMAN: refined, elderly, good cook, fine
health, but hearing lost, wishes resident
in small household Please give
WOMAN, colored, wishes work cooking
breakfast and cleaning apt. for empl people;
no Sun. or holidays; SIS week AID. 1857
ssoSddI WOMAN solored; experienced; desires Job;
reference. Please call RE 390S. s.
WOMAN, colored. wants. days work, gen.
eral cleaning; no laundry; for employed
people, HI. 0366.
WOMAN colored, would like to take care
OF bachelor apartment or clean apartment
f9F I f}roc couple that's employed. Call AT. 1852
aIter am. Monday. 3%
WOMAN desires daywork Tues. wed,
Thurs, Sat; references. CO. 1870 %
WOMAN, colored. wants morning work
$50 to l2;30, NO. 1920.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
exp cleaner, also laundry. Call bet 9-l2,
WANT LAUNDRY to do at home, also cur
tam stretching. Call DU. 1904
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

school, elementary and primary vacancies:
permanent positions; salaries TO $500 mo
I94 Golorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE 1898
TEAChEKS. clerks, recept1onlsus: select DO.
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal.
sries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Mst II yrsl 1911 G st. Ma. 2l14
VACANCIES listed. S1.500-S5 900. BALTI.
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, 5l6 No
Charles st. Baltimore |. Md
sands of positions available, professional
technical, sales. Office personnel, mechani-
cal domestic. etc.; highest salariess: indi.
Nldual service to applicants and employers
IoL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 4O3 11th
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UUM CLEANERS re.

k6oFING. Mb FRIANENETEN TTNSING SH !7ss sRoor PAINTING
sFwrsG siN sG'fat MatHIsEs4dSaran,eeo eRs repair.
Pa Parts sns 81 Supplies fog Fl nashiHss .fS;
g spkS KST5! So n5gSsK RssSIs,
RepIacement parts for all make machines
HR Ffm0ps PAs sfy EoY H sses seSs and sssnss
IL T1fr 2lS AND RaksGG N asGe REPAIRS BY experts
RSsPSs T. 5f.s;'ss|.n5 s6Ss Ae II Ms LON
NSHr nStsd AZ %1yk ggasanteed Re 1T
TYPEWRffhsA comeets GS slS sa,s a
service, from minor repairs to rebuilding
81 9th manss 1sa free HMsRcaNS ffSssS 81
GPHdfsrEk ts Hss GaPH It Is ssss; 9Gss
Mr. !; 2; ROSS. Jr:; no. 7494.,
uPHoLSTERING. cushions refilled-t yol
Service FR sDec each ee
nf peoe oedefs chrsmas pasaa no" sN dSs a
BLINDS 81 Sp Washed Sa spe9 and repaired
W., W + Ti.S TGiI.LSsTpRSAP; r AP Taylor s9o4; a A.
3 it, wide and #. long. Have your blinds
mefhod pa
WxshS AHSHf cS RAOHINEs l1sh kRFAfREB b. geo
serv,, free est; work guar. GARY APPLI-
ANCE CO., DU. 1856.
WATERPROOFING. all kinds: Easements
waterproofed. windows calked, etc. ROB
ERT E.. PRICE RE. 1891. u
WEATHER-STRIPPIN veteran, prewar
material superior workmanship, reasonable
prices. WO. 2211, ia. 1923, any time.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4. % .;pad, AL5EERRTs, EFT, INC" s16 10th st. NV
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations
small Jobs especially, call HO. 1875. DAVID
JAMES. 1119 Clifton st. NV
ghirs;4 S4ss sssoinstwsrS Rs ysd xtures' new hoases
TRICO HEATING CO.-Heating repair.
and boiler replacements: oil burner repairs
and service. Let us modernize your heat
ing plant. Sligo 2244.
LAWRENCE RADIO and Appliance Service
recommended by Radio Manufacturers
Service; 90-day guarantee. Phone Adams
A NEW SERVICE for interior decorators
home owners and lovers of fine, distinctive
furniture and decoration; your present
furniture brought up to date. harmonizeo
with your surroundings to add distinction
and timeless beauty to your decorative
scheme. Antiquing. stylizing and new
mode are created by JACK ASTRAN, B. F.
A., Yale School of Fine Arts, 6O5 Gist ave-
Silver Spring, Md ST. 2417
Evening star., 1945-12-02

US. Modern sales methods, financing, W
9 9Yiek Ek ra sales, PATL !; MILLER, pU. s45s;
Rea sSo y" o busy 5ya ase sree
$4,000 Substantial down payment o Q
sash sash See MI BIsnchs Ian SOB Monday ono
frsSs sa cofeed deaea 6wnaF aF ssys eros
aTta5ss yGa aas & $500 stock. Priced to .ssij
walk-in box, meat grinder, slicing ma
Ssas boo ee etc cooler This G IS
Lease. See PAUL J. MILLER s personaiis il
DU. 2422. Monday.
BOOMING Roo aso5.Ia1 HOUSE; M IS IS st: nw-ssel e
s. 300 down Tuesday we nSnsa finance. euS Pres s
b.. coal ht,: apts and rms; an investmen
pzu 's M MnER nffs f56 p1 aa e nu' so
kSopMsfiiNG HOUSE. $1,000 down. NV
SsS; handle for $1,000 cash down; NJ
l3th and Mass ave. PAUL J. MILLER
81 900 DOWN. Only $1,000 downn Hav
several roomins houses for only ST 90,
sSSnshsss' Ssss r5s SsTs inse%s sss /. 81 5000 down
baths. Have 13 rooms. l "a baths. Hav
rooms and BATH See our list. Monday
Have salesman. drive you around PAU
J. MILLER, DU. 2422. THE Housin
CHICKEN FARM for sale--For sale,
large chicken farm. together with con
1nsI m1onths; has I'm 5.rni;, bath, modern home
| with IL acres land, 4-car garage, barn,
equipment, Scalder and cooler for dress
Ing Ing poultry: now in IL operation: can handl
call personally, PAUL J. MILLER, DI
CEMETERY LOTS, Cedar Hill-Fo
| sale. 3 lots, each with Sites curren
market value for these beautiful lots in th
Nations Capitals most beautiful ceme
| terry park is S1,400: as an investment thl
is 9 good buy; prices Of lots steadily ris
each year; Washington has grown from
METROPOLIS oi oi loo; 900: YOU can't s
Monday, al lots, with 5 sites each, fo
HnigP9 HTI cash, FI Sss personally. PAUL !,
same parcel, for sale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
3 Quit Race
For Judges

Three candidates for recorders
and common pleas court Judge
ships withdrew from the race yes
terday. The primary will be
Feb. 19.
James (. Frazer, 74S Seminole
dropped out of the recorders court
race. leaving l3 in the running for
the term ending Dec 81 l947.
Walter r. OHair. 2lS9 Burns,
Withdrew from the short term
candidacy for common pleas
-itfdee- ending bee 81 fl 99i5,- white
Frederick Yates, 1896 Begole, quit
the race for the common pleas
term ending Dec. 81, 1947, leaving
nine candidates in the former and
seven in the latter contest
-Four men are to be nominated
and -tw4e-eleettd In the recorder 5
race and two nominated and one
elected in the common pleas con-
test.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

BY FRANCES LANGFORD
Motion Picture star Singer. who making
the United States to entertain the wounded)
HOLLYWOOD. Jan 23-Say-at-houes constantly be-
ing Of ducking their responsibilities this
In many respects the civilians m THIS superior
Their understanding their attitudes 10 the home frontiers OF
World War l.
Isl L. Roy Earl Thompson ol Monebco Cal 1t Thompson
has served IN world Between he Chaked up
- deputy sheriff friend Sheriff Eugene
Bi~oaIul Los Angeles County law enforcement army.
ve>gaon Italy when Naz bomb fragment injured has foot
a member Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars he has come
and he speaks not only
from his experience but from theirs. too
lie told
The entire country to he spirit this
during During the last the civil
a provincial In their attitude
}3iRg Nayd Mar Il Thompson and bsaa Aef- stand
street corner trying 10 nook fde
woman stopped her and asked, Are YOU boys
wearing L s. Army uniforms She answered, 1 mean
from California
To many CaliornanS during World War our boys "ege
bows California ouherners our boys were men
mon New England states. Each state was willing 20
help particular state but had little elo"
feeling for seryccmcn other states
incident like that happen in this war;" asked
1t Thompson.
being trained camps where they from
who follow their husbands also meet
state.
"Scrviccmpn alike have learned to shed
preudccs the result ~ The diScoN
cries they have made discovered that lizzie
Brooklyn just good soldier and Just a. loyal
the United OTooIe The Nouherners have
people above the Mason Dixon Line are
Americans, too and vice versa
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Fail 10 Settle
School Hours
Times Photo

Concerned over the protests OF
parents whose children must
leave for school before daylight,
the board of education had before
it today apparently contradictory
reactions toward proposal TO
change the schedule.
Returns from poll of 100
parents of pupils in six eiemen-
tary and two intermediate schools
indicated So per cent of the par
ents of children in the younger
age group favored changing the
AetiFs- to 9 9 80 80 a. TN. to 4 pm. On
the other hand, 70 per cent of the
parents of intermediate pupils OPP
posed changing the present hours,
9 a. m. 10 3:30 p. m.
The vote in the elementary dis
tricts was 1927 in favor of the
change and 1852 opposed. In the
intermediate. districts 334 ballots
favored a change and 808 were
opposed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
I Accused Of Selling
Liquor at War Plant

Carl Levy. 81 Of 4lil Brooklyn
and Alex Ford. %. Of ga Osborne.
today are under bond Of $500 on
charges Of violating the state
Iquor laws Their case was con-
tinued 10 next Monday by Re-
corier'S Judge Joseph 4 ellis.
They are accused Of selling
Hauor without a license 10 Noble
Taylor IS. Of 1888 Hastings while
a. work az the Packard Motor
Car Co plant Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
I'd Lieutenant TO Ist Lieutenant
Expenses Gain

Operating expenditures from the
city'S general fund totaled S204,-
600 more for the last half Of 1914
than for the first half. according
10 a report on file with the COM
mon council TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
deliver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
p i'm Army
Promoted

The war department today an
lounced the temporary promotions
If 3 Michigan officers, eight from
he Detroit area.
They are;
Ist Lieutenant to Captain
Edu sampson. Battle Greek
Wm SchruN I5SOs Mansfield Der9lt.
Francis Ford 5isS 81 clair Detroit.
VIM iyFrSnu Crosse P0l0'e
Harold Hayward. NJ Clemens.
Henry Bednarz. Wolverine.
I'd Lieutenant TO Ist Lieutenant
Robert Purdy. Apens
Clarence NoTes Battle Greek
Donald Virgi Buchanan
lack Pike 1893 LaksyieW Detroit.
Esther Fiethmeier. l2O34 Ei.buurn DeTol'
Lawrence Yuhn 1880 Buffalo. Detroit.
Fred MarriCh 4OqS Wcbn Detroit
joseph MolilnE. T2Al MaFt0tic. DetrQi--
waiter BsTkey FLINT
VIM Grimes. Flint
Dorothy TomaSCheck FCV ieTvie
Fred DysStra Jr Grand Rapids
Iark MONTGOMERY Grand Rapids
Robert OdWeuer Hudson
Michael Czcrnecki Kalamazoo.
Arthur Rankin KaIamszoJ.
Edgar AnSon. MuSkegon
Eugene Hufi saginaw
John H0ughtou Tek0nsLa-
Evening star., 1945-09-02

ly every precious food element needed for
good health. Especially, those elements
necessary for Observation-Disclosures
For example, Vitamin A and protein
are both necessary in cell-building-and
they're both in Ovaltine. Vitamin B, and
fuei-food also act together for vitality
and they're both in Ovaltine. Vitamin
D, Calcium and Phosphorus can't work
without each other-and you get them
all in glass of Ovaltine made with milk!
So why not change to Ovaltine, as SO
many people are doing? If you're eating
normal meals, glasses of Ovaltine should
give you all the extra vitamins and min
erals you need for robust health.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

OF course, the whole subject of vitamins
is new. We learn more about them every
day. And today, millions are learning
new and better way to take their extra
vitamins-a more modern, more natural
way that can do more good. Discarding
earlier methods of taking vitamins alone,
they now take them in fortified food!
For latest evidence shows that vitamins
do not work alone. They work most
effectively in combination with certain
other food ements-which are abso-
lutely necessary for best results.
This is the reason SO many people are
changing to Ovaltine. A specially-fortih
food, it contains-besides vitamins-near-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-28
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
Cat Bank, Montana
RELEASE or on AMI cas- LEAsEs

RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Carter OIL Co., to Myrtle NJ and T. A
HaiVerson, n, sec 3, twp 37n rye 5w.
A. r. Crumley, G.. S. Frary, J. Hugo
Aronson TO Blackfeet Tribe of the Black
feet Indian Reservation, lot sec 20, twp
32n rye 5w.
ASSIGNMENT
c. r. Teter, single, to Blackfeet Tribe of
Blackfeet Indian Reservation In Montana
$500. Quit claims all interest In any and
all agreements had with the Tribe per
tanning TO oil and gas development on ne.
NV sec 81, sc sec %, sw sec 80, sw sec go
Sc sec 81, sw, Sc, NV, ne sec 3d. all In
twp 3Sn rye 5W; NV sec "a, W w sec 49,
Sc sec %, ne, Sc, sec 20, ne sec %, sw
NV, sec 20, W NV sec IS, Sc sec IA all in
twp 32n rye CIV; all of sec %, twp 2s,
rye 5w.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Browning Fair Association to The
Carter OIL Co., leases sw sw sec 1921
for 10 years; rental after one year at $50
each IL months:
F. r. Getty, trustee under will of j. H
Shurburne, deceased, to same, leases W ne
Sc ne, NV sec 1858; G sw sW sw sec
32-35-l2; lots 3, 4, NV, sc, sc NV, Sc
sw sc sec 8, lot sec 9, lots 1, 2, ne
sc sec z, w W NV, W NV sw, ne me- ne
NV ne sec 8, n, sc ne, NV, sw Sc sec 49,
NV ne, ne NV, n sc NV sec 21-34-I2 for 10
years; rental after one year at 81, 498. SO
each II months
RATIFICATION
The First Minneapolis Co. to The Texas
Co, lease covering lots /, 2, sec 80, twp
Bon rye 5w; n, sw, NV Sc sec rs, e ne,
ne Sc sec 20, twp 36n rye CIV.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-28
SEVEN STATE LEASES
AWARDED AT AUCTION

Seven tracts In Petroleum, Judith
Basin and Toole county are covered
by state oil and gas leases following
the recent auction at Helena. J. V.
Neville of Columbus paid $160 an
acre for all of section 16-13N-28E,
in Petroleum county.
Jeff Hawks of Casper paid rs
cents an acre for four blocks in
Judith Basin county, east of Stan
ford and north of Windham, in
lease block he had assembled for
Pacific Western Oil Corp. Hawks
also bid in two tracts in Toole
county, taking S1s sen sec. "a and
VIZ WA Sec. 25-36N-4W. at rs cents
an acre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-28

A well that is now pumping at
the rate of around 300 barrels
day-and located roughly between
the Cut Bank north gas area and
the west edge of the Kelvin field
was the talk OF local oilmen.
II is on lease of Consolidated
Gas Co. of Shelby, headed by ]. w.
Johnson and associates 1t is on land
homesteaded by E. w. Gillespie, a
pioneer of that section, and now the
property of Ray Barkuloo estate.
1t is about two miles west of what
is known as the High Gravity pool
and many feel that it actually links
up the Cut Bank field northeast of
Headlight, where mostly gas has
been encountered but where there
have been showings of oil also.
Bill Mccullough, driller of the
well, and others reported that the
well looked like "a dandy" There
was no water intrusion and the oil
is 80 gravity, from the Madison.
Bit went in feet, topping sands
at 1888. There was only a light
showing in the porous brown lime
stone but 1000 gallons of acid did
the business.
1t is believed that there will be
lluCu dcIlVlty III LudJ area ana LnaJ
the long looked for linking of the
east and west field will become an
actuality.
1t will be recalled that some oil
was encountered in the initial well
in the north Cut Bank field, the
Sandpoint-Berger, a well later aban-
doned mainly because of inefficient
operations. In other places out that
way there were fairly good show
ings of oil in wells that were COM
pleted as gassers.
Significantly, the we'll is checking
structurally higher than other wells
to the east.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-04-28
WOULD CANCEL
RAILWAY HOLD
ON OIL LANDS

Likely TO be watched with
considerable interest by Mem
tana oil men Is crusade laun-
ched by Walter Metzenbaum.
lawyer and oil operator of 66S
Post street, San Francisco,
Calf.
Boiled down to its simple funda-
mentals, the crusade, as explained
in a booklet issued by Metzen-
baum, is aimed at restoring to the
public domain all mineral lands in
land grants made by the govern
ment TO great railroads of the west.
Metzenbaum contends that min
eral-bearing lands were specifically
excluded from the grants, and in
sists that court action, If brought
now, would possibly result in de
cision to that effect.
If he carries out his indicated
program, in Montana it will be of
great interest because of the ex-
tremely large holdings of the North
ern Pacific railway in petroliferous
areas.