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cry has not been made but upon
which drilling operations are being
conducted, at the expiration of the
five-year term, is extended for
period of two years. Leases with
drawn or excluded from a unit or
cooperative plan, after the end of
the primary term, are likewise ex-
tended. In addition, an extension
of two years is allowed for the as
signed portion of a lease on which
production has been discovered,
when the assignment is made after
the expiration of the primary term.
5. The present law which pro-
videS that any cooperative or unit
plan shall give the secretary power
to control prospecting, development,
and production is made discretion
airy instead of mandatory so that
cooperation with state authorities
may be facilitated.
6. In cases where the secretary Is
not satisfied with the field posted
price, the bill requires the secretary
to take the oil royalty in kind. The
benefits of the O'Mahoney act of
Dec. "a, 1912, by which a flat roy
atty of 1914 per cent is granted for
the discovery of new oil for a Pc
riod of 10 years, are extended to
lessees who have agreed TO con-
tribute dry hole" money to the
discovery of the we'll for that por-
ton of the leased lands determined
by the secretary to be equitably en-
titled to the reward.
Greases smell good today because
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANsRERa
By Liberty County Abstract Co.
Chester, Montana
OIL AND GAS LEASE

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

Greases smell good today because
petroleum refiners add perfumes
to hide the unpleasant odors, as well
as to identify the different ones.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-21

9F s o s9as s' more ls @ FGqi months s3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

Cardiff, Wales, has 5000 people seeking places to i've.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
DRAMA REVEALS
 NAZI TRAINING
Tomorrow, the World" Thrilling Film Playing at
 LOew=POli's Theater

No more timely, mature or chal- lenging film has ever made it's ap- pearance in our town than "To- morrow, The World!' Lester Cow ans magnificent new movie which is now playing at the Loew-Poli theater. Fredric March and Betty Field star in this high-tension drama Others in the cast include Agnes Moorehead, Skippy Homeier, Joan Carroll and Edit Angola.
 Tomorrow, The World!" deals with that problem which soon every thinking American must face-and solve: what are we to do with the Germans, especially the German children? The answer in this great movie is no glib passing out of a few pretty words. It cuts to the heart of an issue, which, if clum- silly handled may mean the repeti- ton of the fight against the forces of death and destruction in which we are now engaged.
 The story is delineated through the effect of a Nazi-trained youth upon a middle-class American fam fly with whom he visits. The boys lack of adjustment to the demo- cratic life; his Haunting of every decent principle of civilized living i; his practce of the Nag Morality of prevarication, deceit, chea ting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
MA. EMMANUEL AT
 STRAND THEATER
Widely Acclaimed Play Adapted From Popular
 Best Seller

"Mr. Emmanuel" the G. c. F. which opened at the Strand yester- day through United Artists release, was adapted from Louis Golding's famous novel Of the same name. Felix Aylmer, in the title role, Greta Gynt as the lovely Elsie Sil- yer, and Walter Rilla as dashing Party Leader Brockemberg, share starring honors. William Sistrom was in charge of production.
 The story of MT Emmanuel" is known to millions all over the world, as the book, best seller, was con- sidered the novel of the year when published. Under the skilful direc- ton of Harold French, whose prev ious directorial triumphs includes such films as French Without Tears" The Unpublished Story" and "Jeannie", the moving story comes to life on the screen with a brilliantly selected cast making each separate characterization one to be remembered.
 It is the story of a gentle old man, who dareS to take a perilous journey into Berlin to find the mother of a small refugee boy in whom he has become interested that dominates the exciting, dram atic adventures of the film.
 The companion feature is Bow cry Champs starring the East Side Kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
Promising Pictures Feature Programs OF Local 7heaters

Sheridan portray's torch singer from the States, who comes to the tropics to capitalize on her good looks and good luck in dealing cards.
 Besides its stars, others in the cast include such favorites as Andy Devine, Helen Vinson, Jerome Cow an and George Tobias.
 And for your further enjoyment Manager Julia Smith presents the rhythm-packed comedy Let's Go Steady"
 Filled with light-hearted humor, the bubbling energy of youth, hit tunes and steady stream of enter tainment that never lets you down Let's Go Steady" features group of young players including Pat Par rish, Jackie Moran, June Preisser, Jimmy Lloyd and Arnold Stang in addition to Skinnay Ennis and or chestra.
 Salty ORourxe", dramatic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

ridan and Pat CBrien, "Torrid Zone, the Warner Bros. comedy remuneration film, returns to Warmers State theater by popular demand on Sunday for an engage ment of three days.
 AS the title indicates "Torrid Zone" has tropical setting, down in the banana country, where the big fruit companies own and man. age vast plantations.
 Cagney, the 1942 Academy Award winner for his work in Yankee Doodle Dandy, and Miss Sheridan who has exhibited her dramatic powers in Kings Row" and Edge of Darkness, here wage a battle of barbed words and sharp wits which turns out to be rib tickling story of love and intrigue in South Amer ica.
 OBrien and Cagney are cast as tough plantation bosses, while Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

adds up to a straightforward, ter rifyingly true film.
 Fredric March and Betty Field are superb as the lovers who find their romance and their very lives endangered by the kind of menace presented by the boy.
 It is difficult to believe that Skippy Homeier who plays the part which he first created in the stage production, is in real life a normal, healthy, happy American boy. Young Skippy is one of the bright est young stars to appear on the horizon in a long. long, time.
 On the same program is the ster- ling racehorse picture The Great Mike" with Stu Erwin in the prin- cipal role, supported by Buggy Henry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
IGNORED

By virtue of the fact that he was the nations first rated flight iil- structor, Robert Cumml 'gs last week joined some 100 immortals of aviation by placing his w.rgs on the famed Flyers Wall at Mission Inn, Riberside. The ceremony du- piicated one in his new film "You Came Along Hal Wallis Produc- ton for Paramount, in whCih Cum mings plays returned flyer hero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
SHE LIKES HER ART

Judy Garland is making busmen's holidays of her evenings. After con- pleting her daily stint in The Har- vey Girls" she returns to Metero- Goldwyn-M Mayer Studios every eve ming to watch her fiance, Vincente Minnelli, direct night scenes for 'Yo- landa and the Thief Technicolor fantasy starring Fred Astaire with Lucille Bremen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11

story of the turf, comes to the State on Wednesday with Alan Ladd and Gail Russell in co-starring leads. Her Lucky Night" featuring The Andrews Sisters with Martha O'Driscoll and Noah Beery, Jr., will be the second hit of Wednesdays new show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
TORRLD ZONE ON
 REQUESTED VISIT
State Theater Brings Back Film Starring Jas. Gag
 ney, Ann Sheridan

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements of Sonia Henie in her first technicoIor picture Its A Pleasure" with Michael O'Shea heading the elaborate supporting cast. Bob Hope and Bing Crosby head the cavalcade of stars in a sa- lute to the mighty 7th War Loan drive entitled All Star Bond Ral- ly".
 Starring James Cagney, Ann She
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
MONICKER MANUFACTURER

Reginald Owens screen name in For Better, For Worse" M-G-M's $ comedy in which he appears as pompous man-about-town, has been changed from MT. Kaye to MT. Amboy and Owen is now calling himself "Playboy Amboy"
 June Allyson, Robert Walker, Ed die Rochester Anderson and Aud " Totter have the top roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-11
c ROGER MAHAN THEATRES . TODAY'S AND SATURDAYS PROGRAMS! A BIG TOP SHOW AT EACH THEATER!
The Bright Spots of
This Community!

The Roger Mahan Theaters are the hubs of this con- munity around them re- wolves all the substantial citizenry of the place we call home through their doors pass friends and mer- chants we like to meet. Bringing together and keeping families closely knit keeping alive the community spirit that makes us an important cog in life pictures on the Roger Mahan Theater screens bring us all the happenings of the world, offering in abundance grab bags of glamour, happy tears, romance, adventure and laughter galore Make the TOwer-CarrOll and Plaza Theaters your "castles of relaxation" where you can ease your mind after a tiresOme day.
 Our policy: To entertain our patrons, to deserve their esteem, to cooperate in building a bigger and better community.
 Special kiddies' matinees every Saturday afternoon. Lots of fun selected programs - extra added attractions.
 Teachers know the value of visual education and while the chief purpose of the movies is to entertain. lots of knowledge that sticks is mixed in science, travel, history, art, litera- ture and current news of the world at large. Send your children to a Roger Mahan Theater often. Every camp or fort has one or more movie theaters the recreatiOnal direc- tors know that effOrtless relaxation is necessary to Army morale It is just as necessary to civilian well fare, you need it relax and come to the Tower - Carroll and Plaza Theaters often.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
MnsHng.

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loSen. Sas aomitee bat feline Ntiibt
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Ntuiif, falten Mufihni.t unb gutes
Bier 5u beloroen. On5er lpiinoe es
urs freuen iie alle aufs ireunolihite
beerifBen sn fonnen.
0fihaeI Selltih, Sefr.
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S{e6enbarotid,,2lm ,2lmerifanifd,es poIfsbIaff

S1lle, 100 mir 'Singftlrben abhalten
unb oie lesten Z Sabre NIT Dem g.
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germ betannt uno beliebt uno a,,d
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Summer, Serr unS 6rou Srans
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1. SnIi.1eitr.

Set Der @riinrams Ses ainber-
lnb slltcnDeims bot ;}rueie 19 bie-
les ifDlle 5cit am 4 Snil nit einen'
gruBen 9eil,d, bon Sung uno ait,
bon nuslrGrtigen @Gitea uno 1reun-
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el,f) 3tucig 19 freunoiicblt elm nit
lnls Elm paar gentiitlid,e Stunben az
oerleben. sc. Webcr. Yrot. ,Sefr.
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Sfueia 3S.

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faliacn NGdyrid,t, oab nddntc Ser
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aath. Sbenp.loer, Sefr.
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2lms 11ctp pere, Il. y.
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belhlpB IN ieiner Icstcn Terinnini,
lung ein Eidnid am Sprntae. SCI,
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NuS GtieAee. 1uimeis


Sn Der GeriammIung an ii. Sun
bat Ser Verein Elm Yidnid iiir Der
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gbeebreof 8ooos an Central slpe.,
$500 @eit uno $500 Iorth.
8ir bofien red,t plele ,Srelnoe an
Is. Suli am 9ifnif begriiBen 81
fonnen. Nina Calib, Sefr.
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! ten es iiir nohpenoig biciten sur Ebre
8otteS cine 8elneiuoe su griinben.
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2lmS 0cfr~at. Nlitbio0n
SGnaer.Vifnif.

Gas Suneer-VidniG miro obac-
balten Spnntaa. bcn "a Suni. i'm
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tlne tperorr sic Sanger id,on Scr1'
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uno tlngsb,ng iino berslifit einec.
laeen. lln'ere Earfsgr6ifln,ne ipar
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id1one 9robe SarsbaGe ih!ist inns Dor
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@ettergott mrs nit id)Gnem @ettes
heaiinitigt. Gin leif,ter 2unh miro
lerpielt. Wtrliif lllb lpas icnit nod sN
10 einem @aIoieit eebort. lit idon
nlles beiorat. Garf lit often t2 llbr
mittags.
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Md)tnna 0etruit.

sm 2S. sunni oeronitaIten sur
Gbre oer isamilie Eaitor Sans
Seutif S;c Irauen oes airbenrats
in oen SonntaeidmlrGumen ser 2:
Hetrus Gcmeinoe fir sic Sod,ter s.;
Yaitor ura ;Srau Seutid,, oic Oil
6. Suli nit Gniisn Ssclepb Wartir
in ben eb'ltanb treten miro, elmer
Sd)auer. es erlauben iid besball
oieie 6rauen Die 5reibeit, bie Mit
|slieoes iolule oeren 5reiu1oe Uni
Conner auf oieiem@eee aufs freuno
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mas Die ssamilie laltpr 2eutid, iii,
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Geutid)tltm seIeiltet uno eelitten ba
ben. Iaber ipiirbe es uns freuel
arenn Ste oieie Heiitingen nit ibren
griheinen am %. Srni id,dbe,
piirbcn oSoiepb 1eutI6, Sefr.
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airden 1ranen 8erein brr
!DDnterns Wemlein6e.

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fannt gemad)t, oaB ndd,ite 0eriam1n-
lung DonRerstag, oen s.. Suli, 300
llbr iladn!lttags itnttfinoet. Die Mit.
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f)en in oen Seriammlungen an,pe-
leno gu iein uno &ano in &ano nit
ben Beamtinnen arbeiten, nur bann
tonlen mir aud 6ortidritte MAIDEN.
Sn oas &onlitee iiir aaffee uno
Sudden ierOieren iino Sic Sd.peitern
Anna Yotid1, Cara sduiiert, Maric
alob, 4nna sdneioer ernannt.
Sir Breiieipen6en nleloeten sid
&atb. @rob, 0atb. Ueier, Naula
Wdrfel, gamma Carlton, Cara @en.
rid, 8ertbo &el,pie, Mnnn 9aub.
Wsarie u. 0inoer, S6riftf.
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at.s Hetteiteac, Pa.
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MIlen Gdhpejtern bieEc snr 9tnd),
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Mitelieoer tparoen eriuGt piinftlid
81 eriheii,en.
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6onreplae, balnit nie MitalieSer aac
sic 8clegcltbe,t bnben. ben Ylab 81,
beiihtlgcn uno gu ieben no sic neue
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iih beprbt lit iiir pas oos @uufpnlis
tee beItrebt tit unh es in ieincm In
telnebmen 81 rmteritiitcn.
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nidpt Ntitelleber Ses @ereins linb,
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slrt DeoieHen nouen unS bieien in
Ser nlten 6cinlnt ber,lblntcn Sne
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2ltnhes fDnnen iie nltt Sdinfcn
ober anberr @ruten ouitparten, nber
gelpi6 turrben iie pon allen genug
baben fiir due. Die 9unien ,ucrben
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man bie IS Spmcpiue Strabcnbabn,
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Tas 4pnlitec.
@ecra Heinertb, 'Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21
2(ms 0ary, y,,ria,,a
SnitaII'ernne Aes nenen Vfarrer
Serrm q. W. Sid)tinu.

| Splr,taS, Sen 1. Sui. miro Serr
IGfarrer Miguit q. Siidj.ina aIs
Seelirrger Ser &cnterus @emeinoe
inltallicrt. Yaitor Grnit SdJmiot
%Sepraiibcnt ser M,rtburaipnoSe
aus Chicago miro Die ;seitprebist bal.
ten ulrS Sic ,Snitouicrrre poa3ieber.
Is miro mr. elm 8pttesoienlt IN,
1880 llbr morgens obgebaltcn.
@ir loocn aae Ytits.lcber, 0olfs-
l1no @laioeuseenoiien bcr;lid) eir.
Scrr mo sSran Nfarrtr Siidtina,
libre sapei Sodyter, Grna uuo Gitber,
Juno ein Sobn Grrp;nS Der i'm II. g.
lSacresoicnit itcbt, bctrcteu bos neue
arbeitsiclo I'M @einbcrg 8ottes nit
GROCER &oIfnlng in Ser Sonterus
8cncinoc unb mir iprGcn Dem gG.
nladtigen Sd0pfer bitten bab er oie
! Jdnilie ioiuie aud, Sic Mitglieoer
; in ibrer Dit mo 3uiammenarbrit
reldhid) ieane, odnrit 0reube nno
@ottes Siebe berriht untcr allen oe.
neil. bie Oas @otteshaus beiud,en.
Nue Garner 0olfsgenoiien iino ae,
beten ibrcn Vili6ten OILS Mitglie.
ser Der &onterussemeiroe su eriiil,
len unb bie 8ottesoienitc Sunntaa
fiir Sonitaa ileibis 81 beiuhen mil
Ser ganScn Sanilie, Damn mfrs uns
Der liebe 0ott ollie nit ieiner 8arnl.
ber5igfeii uno 8iite reiblih iegnen
Wanacr llaS iSraucn Die ibrem @ot1
inld)t treu bleiben l,aD Dem alter
lVoterglauben, fonnen ibrem 0oli
Inid)t ebrenbaft oienen. @lr riibmer
uns l,niercr Nhncn uno Nater. Soii
hung, Glaube uno liebe bat iie Al,
'amn!engebalten. Nerm mir 0ieie
Worter nift bebersieer fper6en mi,
bereeben mie ous oerbe i(nfraut. Gu,
rlm laBt inns lns ulle snlammer
|id}aren, I'M, Sic Viorreriamilie ltnf
INIT ibltcn 5rinn1nlen eiirig arbeiter
int Me,nberg uniercs Serrn uni
lSeilanbes.
I! Naf) Scr Snltauieruug miro boi
oem iSral,.ll Terein elm ihmadbaites
|Vfittageiien ierpiert fneroen. Speiie
farten iino BON atrmt @m. Brob
5rau u. 5. Vinoer 3u trbalten Biz
I5um %. Suni.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

MitgIieo,r iperoen onraaif auI
merfiam eer1adt, oab ser Sin. -Sefr
nod, piele 9iihIein bat fir uniel
Hidnid. @itte bolt iie ab utro Der
fault tie. ..
ilniere sl,lperiamnllune miro Ell
ne Wod,e friiber abeehalten, anltat
am 12. Sltli lit iie ihou am 5. suli
neil piele bonn anf sserien eeben.
YtibaeI &raift, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-21

3lueis 8.

Inen Shtueitern oiene CUR ge-
fduigen 9tafrif,t, hoB oie ndd,ite
regelmdBiee 8eridmmlune Sonn-
tag, ben 1. Snli, rahmittags, itatt.
ftn6et ure alle Sf,ipeltcrn fperoen
gebetcn Die 0eriammlung au beiu-
den. 9tur Damn fann ein @crein
Gortifritre MAIDEN. penn iit bie
Sfnueitern mcbr an ben Gerlnmm-
lungen bstailieen. slGe Stnpeitcrn
tper0en eebeten piinftlict 81, erlhei
nen. &atb. SDpfer, Scfr.