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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08
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| lo9t ia ielblt: u2ernet bon Wir!" uno
~gIttet, 1no ibr peroet erbolten!"
Gie Gerebrung bes bl. slntonius
lit Oielerorts 10 iebr inn Sdtpung, baB
es pobl feiner 4npreiiuns ooer auf-
merfiamfeit beoiirfte, lein sSeIt nit
5ufeiern. Giellei9t lit es angebra6t,
ieInen 8erebrern oen Rat 5u geben,
| nidt MIR I'm aeitli6e Silfe, ionoern
au6 Inn geiItli6en, Inn lolde, tpel6e
oa5 Sell Der Seele betrifft.
0as Selt bes I'll. Sobannes bes
SGufers, am "a. Suni, miro gefeiert
our @rinnerung an ieine 8eburt, 8.
ID. ieines @intrittes in oieie @elt. @s
lit bemerfensuert, baB nur iein @e-
burtstag uno Der Der aaerielieiten
Sungfrau gefeiert perben, ,peil Ofa-
ria uno Sobonnes idon i'm S6oBe III
rer Weiitter gebeiliet poroen iino ::
Wearia par Dor Der grbiiinoe betpabrt
geblieben, Sobannes oopon befreit
Doroen. 8ei Sen anoeren Seiligen
miro Der Sag gefeiert, an Dem lie Die
groe perlalien baben uno in ben
Simmel eingegangen iino, - alio
gleifiam ibr binmliiber @eburtstag.
Im III. sSSobannes betpunoern mir
leine groBe ginfa6beit, BEN @eiit Der
abtotung, Ser Sur6tloltsfeit gegen-
iiber llngere6ten Wenl6en, ben gi=
fer fir Die Iusbreitung bes Geides
@ottes. 8ir i6llen aber nidt BLOB
ieine Sugenben beipunoern, lonoern
lie au6 nad5uabmen iuden in ben
Stiiden, in oenen es uns m0glib lit.
Sreimaurer balten i'm fir einen
Der Sbrigeu unb ebren ibn na6 ibrer
8eiie. 8eiier seiast, iie benusen bic
lerorts ieinen 5eittag, Inn iid ielblt
einen Sreuoentag 5u bereiten. Ser
9eilige miro ii6 tpobl beoanfen fir
iolde grioer 1lnb permeintli6e
SdiiBlinge. Hufen mir i'm eifrig an
um ieine Silfe, oaB Die iiberaus gro
BE Ma6t 10 pieler 9unfelmdnner un-
ierer 3eitepo6e gebroden Deroe.
@m 20. sunni lit oas. Set Der BEL
ben Mpoitelfiiriten SO. Betrus uno
Baulus. Ser I'll. Betrus bate ibon
piel fiir Die Stride sSeiu Gbriiti gear
beitet, als ct. Baulus - oamals
nod Saulus genannt = gegen Die
ndmlide Stride ipiitete, Inn lie 81
berni6ten. Sod bic 8ege @ottes
lino ipunoerbar! slus einem 8erfol-
ger tpuroe ouf einnaI elm Gerteioi-
ger Ser Stride; ia, iogar elm Ipo-
itel. 0as muB uns allfmuntern, fiir
Die Seinoe ser Stride, fir Die Sim.
Der 5u beten. @ar man6er aus ibnen
bat i6on Die @naoe Der 8efebrung
erIanet, nnb manher miro lie nod
erlangen. Garum ioaen mir nidt BLOB
iammern rno gar i6inlpfen, ionoern
beten au @ott l.nb su BEN beiligen
4poiteln, beionbers gum FL. Haulus.
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Gum Kirheniahr

8ie Die Worgenrote Der aufseben,
ben Sonne porbergebt, 10 ging Woz
ria Der bintmlil6en Sonne, Seius
Gbriitus, poraus. 9arum lit es au6
10 i60n un6 bebeutiam angeoronet,
baB Der Warien-Wona Dem @ers>
Seir=Wonnt porbersebt uno gleid.
jam auf 6ieien borbereitet. 4ohl per-
ebren quite &atbolifen bas beiligite
&er5 Seiu jeoer5eit, namentIi6 am
Ser5-Seiu-Sreitag; anein, in gan5
beionoerer @eiie ion bies inl Monot
Suni geibeben. Die Mnbat5t gum al,
lerbeiligiten 8er5en Seiu jon unier
arnles Sers erneitern unb ercBlniitig
MAIDEN; lie ion Sic SeIb'iiuht, mel
DIE Die Guseno eritidt, aus uns per-
bannen, MiBrrauen uno M,:tloiigfeit
beriheuden rno groBe 2iebeF una fe,
ties 8ertrauen alf uniern liebepouen
grloIer ertpeden.
0as Seit oes beiligIten &er5ens
Selu feiert uniere beilige Stride nit
beionoerem @lanae; an bemlelben Ioa
unlere Mnbabt 5l Dem ih0nIten nno
beiten aller Seraen ibren &0bepunft
erreiden. Dies geidiebt bur6 oen
tpiiroigen gmpfang Der beilieen Sa-
framente, ol,rd bic GeiInabme an Ser
0ffentliden Ser5-Seiu-Mnoa1t unb
burd Die gerrihtung beionoerer gu.
ten Werfe sm @bren bes anerbeiIig.
item &er5ens Seiu.
Das erite unb oas groBte @ebot lit
oas @ebot Der 2iebe @ottes; bos
5lpeite, Dos 6ieiem gleih lit, lit bas
Der NdhItenliebe. @enn mir 6ieie
ooppelte 2iebesflamne in lnieren
Seraen entaiin6et baben tpollen, TOM
men mir nihts Beiieres tlin, aIs bin-
geben gum g0ttIiden @Iutofen, aum
gottliden 9er5en Seiu, un6 bort bie.
lie Glammen entaiinoen Iaiien. sein
8eiipiel unb Seine @na6e .perben
uns au Eaten Der 2iebe ontreiben. CT
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familienkreis
st. olntonius uno
pelorene 6eeenitdnoe

geeben benz amte zines 8reoieers
iibte Der FL. Intonius au9 nod bas
zines 2eftors Der Sbeoloeie in Wont=
pe0ter, Inn Die iiingeren 8riioern 5a
Weiitern in bieier @iileni6aft ber-
an5ubiloen. Sier geidob es, Bob iid)
cine tpunoerbare 8egebenbeit nit ei-
nem ieiner S6iiler 5utrus. Mntonius
beiaB elm 8ud Der 8ialmen nit elmer
grflarung berielben, bon linn lplbl.
perfaBt uno eigenbdnoig eeibrieben.
Gin Hobtae, oes Sroenslebens miibe,
poate tpieoer in ole @elt 5uriidtreten
unb nathte ii6 nit Dem 8ube ooopn.
Der Seiliee par iiber ben 0iehitabl
Iebr betriibt; Die eroBe Siinoe uno
oas beorobte Seelenbeil bes l1ngliid-
li6en gingen ibm tpobl nod mebr al
Ser5en ols Der 8erluit bes 8u6es,
oas ibm fiir ieine 2ebrtdtigfeit 10
niitli6 l1no not1uenbig mar.
0a in iener Belt olle 8uder bon
Der Sano auf Sergament gei6rieben
puroen, 10 maren lie ielten rno teuer.
Sm Sabre 1910 be5ablten Die Mon-
DIE bon Gamalooli fiir Elm beraiertes
WeBbu6 5tpeibunbert @ologuloen.
@s iinb onoere 5aue befonnt, tpobei
fir ein 8u6 Elm gan5es 2anogut se-
geben tpurbe.
@ntonius begab it6 baber ins @e-
bet 11nb bat @ott, oaB gr nit ienem
llngliidliben Witleio babe uno oud,
ooB er lein 8u6 mieoer auriiderbalte.
Ser Serr erborte ioglei6 bas per>
trauenspo0e 8ebet Seines treuen
9ieners. slls Ser 9ieb cine Bride
iiberl6reiten ipollte, ltelte ii6 linn
auf oerielben Der Seufel entgegen in
8eitalt eines i6redlihen @el6opfes,
nit elmer 4rt in Der Sanb.
u3uriif!" rief ibm oie gri6einung
gu. nGib bas seraubte @ut tpieber
ber, ionlt idlage id bid tot uno per-
fe bid in ben SluB!"
grihredt bon Dem anblif bes boil
lilden l1ngetiims unb Ieiner Orobung
febrte Der Hopi5e ioglei6 reuie uno
oemiitig gum &loIter 5uriid, mari ii6
oem Seilisen 81 SiiBen, bat i'm Inn
8er5eibung 11no gab bas 8u6 5uriid.
3uglei6 aber bat er bon ueuem Inn
slufnabme in ben Sroen, 10 iebr batte
| i'm bas ipunoerbare 8egebnis umee-
Itimmt. Ser Seilige beraieb ibm poG
8iibrung uno 9anf gegen @ott,
tparnte i'm Dor ben Na6iteIlungen
bes Seufels l1nb ermunterte i'm gum
Iusbarren inn gottlihen 0ienite.
Wean glaubt, oaB bieies merftpiirs
bige @reignis Die 8eranlaiiung gene
len lei ba5u, ben III. Mntoni1,s nm
feline 5iirbitte an3urufen INN Die 8ie=
oererlangung Derlorener o6er abban=
ben gefommener 9inge. 9as 8ud,
peldes ibm geltoblen 1poroen mar,
ion namli6 nod I'M adt5ebnten Sabr=
bunbert in Der Stride Der Sran5isfa=
nerfonoentualen 5u Bologna aufbe=
Dabrt tporoen iein.
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pftneiten

Summ', sr5iter, ben ber Serr por
Seinem Sdeiben
Sn sarter Sprsfalt nns perbeiFen
bat!
Somm', 8eiit Der 8abrbeit, an bes
y8prtes" ftatt
Wit iiiker Seelennabrnng nns at
tuetben!
&omm', 8eiit Der StGrfe, fomm' in
nniern 2eiben
3n belfen ,tns, tuenn mir bonn &Gmp-
fen matt!
Somm', Geiit Der 2iebe, nns, Der
Siinbe iatt,
Wit bent 8euanb Der 8nabe at BE-
fleioen!
&Omm', Geiit Der 8eisbeit, bic per-
iuatite SCRIBE
3n idirmen nur bes Setnbes Madt
nnb Slide,
gu leiten anf benz Yfab sum etp'een
Slide!
Somm', 8eiit Der 8pttesfnrdt, ppn
eitler Gr6e
&ciR' aller Sersen, leidt, adj, at be-
t0ren,
Sak lie binfort MIR 8ott allein sebO=
rem.
Frits EsSer, ST..
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Ser SI. @eiIt iaat i'm erIte.

Ser Sl. @eilt last i'm erIten
0uhe Der &onige: .0ie SabIu6t III
Die @ur5el aller uebel, ,lno ibr nad-
iaeenb, iino etlide abgeirrt bonn
@lanben unb baben iib neritridt in
gar pieles @eb." l1nb Der 8olferapo.
itel ipriht i'm 8riefe an Eimotbells
.Die, pelde reid tperoen mollen, faI'
len in 8eriuhung un6 Die Shlingen
bes geufels 1,no in biele unniike uno
ih1bIibe 8egier6en, pelhe oie Wen.
ihen in llntereane unb Beroerben
itiirsen."
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- 8iIoe oeinen Gbarafter 10, baB
bu 6ib peoer bon unmGEiger Surht,
nod bon all5u sroBem SelbitDer.
trauen beberrihen Iaiieit! Cont ,per.
ben Dir bieIe beioen Dinge tdglid
5hmierigfeiten bereiten. Gum Gu.
ten al ihleht, gum Shlehten 5ll gut,
febIt Manbem i'm 2eben Der ridtige
Nut.
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- rNidt nod Dem Mnieben unb
@emidt Der Rerion, ionoern nah bent
@euiht Der Code 1T aIes au beur.
teilen" (SI. Sieronpmus).
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piinsiten

yltno iie fingen an in peri6ie-
oenen Spraben su reoen"
(glpg. 8, a..
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Bill Eliminates Cost
OF Parkway for Maryland

Representative Lanham, Demo-
crat, of Texas, chairman of the
House Public Buildings and Grounds
Committee, yesterday introduced a
bill to authorize the United States
to bear the whole cost of develop
ment of the George Washington
Memorial Parkway.
The measure had been requested
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Copy of Magma Corto
Will Be Corrected
Before Trip to u. S.
By the Associutsd Prsxx


LONDON. May l0.-Before
Britain sends the Lacock Alb
hey copy of the Magma Carta,
which spells it "Charta," to
America for exhibition the H"
will be deleted to correct what
is officially described as the
error of careless scribe in
medieval times
An amendment authorizing
the change was passed by the
House of Lords today after the
Lord Chancellor, Lord Jowitt,
said research showed the Magma
Carta sealed at Runnymede
in 1915 was without the III"
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Hope for 0PA Rises
On House Approval
OF Building Subsidy
BY the Associated Pres,

~ ms tsSoCfoTeo Ffe3S
Administration hopes for the
OPA scared today after the
House reversed itself to vote
$400.000.000 in subsidies for
President Truman's emergency
home building program.
The tally was 1877 to 1853. Last
month the chamber turned down the
premium payments, 161 to 90.
Democratic leaders attributed the
change to the To-day Easter recess,
which gave many members their
first chance in months to find out
at home how their constituents are
thinking.
Speaking privately for the most
part, these leaders voiced confidence
the House also would about-face on
price control extension which the
House last month hammered down
to point where OPA Administrator
Porter said the agency would be
without power after June 30.
Sparkman Hears Peoples Voice.
Analyzing yesterdays housing
subsidy vote, Representative Spark
man of Alabama, the Democratic
whip, said:
Congress speaks for the people,
and the people made their wishes
known in this matter Of housing. I
think the housing vote indicates
what we may expect with reference
to OPA when it comes back to the
House. / think the same thing can
be said about selective service.
The House mutilated three sue
cessive bills. Since it did this many
members have heard from their
people
Across the Capitol, meanwhile, the
Senate Banking Committee hoped
to wind up hearings on it's own
OPA measure today after hearing
Mr.. Porter plead anew for a strong
price-control law. After the SEN
ate acts on the OPA issue, the
House will have a chance to ex-
press itself again.
The humping administration VIC
tory on the housing bill broke a
month-long deadlock over the legis-
lation which Mr.. Truman hopes will
permit private enterprise to build
an unprecedented 100000 homes
costing about 5000 600, ,0O0-in two
years.
Veterans Program in High.
Housing Administrator Wilson w.
/ Wyatt said: This throws the vet
erans' housing program into high
gear"
Technically, the House action-in-
structing its conferees to accept a
compromise s400,000,0OO subsidy
sent the legislation back to House
and Senate conferees, who had been
deadlocked for weeks on the subsidy
issue.
The Senate earlier had approved
the full $500 900 900 in subsidies re-
quested by the President. who de-
scribed that phase as the very
heart" Of his program.
The money is to be used for pre-
MUM payments" to building mate
rlals producers to bring larger pro-
duction of scarce materials without
a general increase in prices.
Mccormack Mentions Election.
Preceding yesterdays vote, Ma
jority Leader Mccormack turned to
the Republican side and asserted:
Remember this roll call is going to
count in the election next fall"
On the vote, the administration
was supported by 155 Democrats, 80
Republicans and 2 minor party
members. Opposing were Is Demo-
Gratis and 1873 Republicans. Some
Southern Democrats who teamed
with the Republicans in the April
vote sided with the administration
yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

by the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission to cure a
discrimination against Maryland
under the 1880 act authorizing the
program. Stretches of the park
way along the Virginia shore of
the Potomac have been under
Federal financing, but such work
on the Maryland side now must be
done under the Federal aid high
way program, with Maryland pay
ing half the cost.
The bill also would apply the
same cost exemption to Maryland
for the parkway to be developed
between Washington and Fort
Meade. Nd.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06
Key Cat Greek

ago, when the field was first
Brought I'm.
In the Mosby Dome area of the
field, approximately midway be
tween these two outpost wells and
midway between East Dome and
West Dome, there was not much TO
report
Continental Oil Company is COM
pleting its fifth deep sand producer
on the Brown lease in the north
western section of the dome. This
well. Continental-Brown No. IA, has
set casing at 1400 after drilling TO
total depth of 1929 and will begin
testing in a day or so. II showed
water with the oil when drilled IN.
Approximately one location south
west of the New Years day gusher
drilled in by Spencer & Livingston
(now Poor Boy Oil Coz British
Dominion Oil Company is drilling
in its No. Charles, with report
on results awaiting outcome of test.
Meantime, the Poor Boy gusher
is itself receiving some heroic treat
ment. When ii was drilled in, 1t
was found necessary to set pipe
about so feet off bottom. This re-
suited in bad caving and cleaning
out has been under way for several
weeks, with cable tools. This at
tempt has now been given up and
a rotary has been moved in.
Midway between Mosby Dome
and the Hanlon extension well on
East Dome, A. B. Cobb has spudded
in his deep test in section n.
No new locations were announced
during the week. The full field re-
port:
v.M. KIRK-HUNT-BUTLER NO. B.
CNL NV SIC 21-15N-S0E
Flowing so BOPD.
COwTTNENTAI-BROwN NO. ~
Sc NE Sc 17-i6N-30E
Flowing 100 BOPD. Sand top, 1900. I'd,
1875
HANION.AzYTCHELL NO. g.
CSL Sw NE 2I-15N-3oE
COMPLETION. Swabbed and flowed
1850 bbls. oil in SO hrs. Making between
700 and 600 bbls daily.
POOR BOY OIL CO-BRINDLEY NO. E.
GEL NE SW 21-15N-30E
Location.
CHAAEBERI.AIN-RHENS ia
NE NE Sc s-i5N-29E
Old second sand producer deepening
from 1920. Top I'd Cat Creek sand, 1897.
Top Sd Cat Creek, 1856 Top Morrison
formation, I710. Top Brindley Cor Nor
rison7) sand. 1740. Took oilsaturated
core 70 1858, It'd. Core showed satura-
ton, no water. Water broke in from Sd
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06
WHOLLY INADEQUATE ;. !.

After years of shilyhallying oPA UP with
permission raise the price Of crude oil barrel
Cat the expense of the refiners it might be addeda
the heels report of national
oil industry advisory committee Did the OPA attention
the findings of this committee that really study of the
crude price situation?
To determine that yourselves consider the committee
findings Here they are in summary:
from $40 barrel the 1886 1889 to $160
barrel in 1914 whereas income barrel $4
during 1914
During the base period 19361939 average
replacement per
in 1914 replacement SIS than income.
average price of ST. go exclusive of subsidy would have
been in 1914 in order have maintained the base
period margin of S45 per barrel of replace
that have provided the industry with the
funds required replace the volume of oil produced with equal
volume of newly discovered and developed reserves.
experience industry
preferable increase particularly
noting stability Therefore this committee recommends that
listing crude petroleum price ceilings be increased Immediately
throughout United States of 35
that the situation be reviewed with the aid advice this
committee within reasonable period thereafter determine
what is then necessary.
1.-THE committee convinced that this action necessary
in the national interest toward establishing fair and
equitable for crude toward protecting the
of petroleum products against future scarcity values
that result from continuance of inadequate prices
of crude petroleum"
the face of these findings based cold facts OPA
per barrel This price inadequate
that It final proof that the OPA attitude
DETERMINATION far the Independent producer
oil is concerned.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06

Cat Creek Re-cementsd; Hole Dry On
tesz TO gun-peTforae& SIDE waxA1 o|po-
sz1s sau1raSion. Made little OIL Mns1 8sn
WsEsr broks IN sxrknx squsgxed with
400 los pressure Tastaza@.
n. =. scawARxz gR~LoCgY STRIKE
sN sw gw ll IA I
P. & A. Water In all sands
HANION -G0vT NO. h.
NE ME SW e-1zN-3lE
Drilling out plug with spudder. Reported
to have water IN list deep sand, oil
saturated core In and dsap sand
MANrOas4xxxHMzAs NO.
GW NV gW NE 91-16M-3o&
Eiev., 247s; top Morrison, 1915 Sand
and testing; laifisi above 100 bbis.
HANxON .axnTcHELx. No. s.
sW Sw Ne 5f-15N-aaE
I'd, 1862. COMPLETION. Small pro
Queer.
HANT,ON.N. P. no. h.
Sc Sc Ne 1-12Nss0E
Location
PACrpECPETR0LMUM NO. 2
NV Sw NV 11-16N-9OE
Abandoned. @57.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. .
Sc Sc NV 21-1SN-30E
igssS . Nc uos0sify. T ospped AID MosFison.
Iz7O CORES saturated but ne pay ca test.
Testing after shot Hoie filled up 800 #
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no.
Topped iss Morrison. 1870 No poroalty.
Topped End Morrison. 1928. Satur1tton
but no pay os sss&- p. q A.
V.M. KERK-HUNTBUTLER NO. H.
NV NV Sc 21-16N-30E
COMPLETED. Initial ITS bbls. Settled TO
158 bbgs., flowing.
BRITISH D0MHNHOH.C HARLES NO. L.
Sc NW sW 11-16N-s0E
Testing production.
v.M. KIRK.HUrTnuTLER NO. g.
SW NV BE Sa-fHN s0N
CIVIL NV SE 21-16A-80E
COMPLETION. Dry hole. p. & A.
PACING psi. .CMARLEe NO. g.
Sc NE Sc NV 11-16fS-SuE
Dry hole. 1410.
A. B. COBB-N. P. NO. So
NE ME Sc 27-l6N-S0E
Spudded-
HANIoN.suTCMELL NO. D.
SW NV NE z1-f6N-30E
Location.
SCHmOCK-EEFME NO. a--
spsep zoas psscsssry TsiD
Flowing 1855 barrels OF 5l-grsvtfy OH
daily from sand az 1894.
sCHROCg-PTFERK NO. b.
Sc NV INV 2l-lsn-S0E
COMPLETION 11-S-&S; top sand 1892
I'D, laos Flowing wen. IS BoPD.
sCHROCg-FKFER NO. g.
SW NV NV 21-1SS-3oE
Top sand, 14lA. Cored TO TDs less
and slzt down for snalygis
sCHROCK-RzwgR NO. z-
NE NE NE z015N-30E
COMPLETION I'd, 1923. Top sand
1891; flowing 2eS BOPD.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06

sCMRqnkrFHEK N6. A~
NO al E- ~ Disc4yAFy Wei
1890 Flowing x7U B0PD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no.
A INV rsr; sl-issq 49,, = 1885,
sszk1&. HppeT saxxzs ahax aaowed Oh TO
be 4&st34 later.
C0NTxNMKTAX~HR0wM 80. ae--
&c EE SIX z7~f8x@30E
COMPLETION D. 1852. Psrf 90 holes,
14o52f. Flowing eM BoPH.
COHTrNwNTAx~n10wN NO. H.
&c 8W HE xS-lSM-30E
Spudded 1885; testing. I'd, 1881.
Swabbing IL bhss- OIL, 63 bbls. water.
"a hours.
POOR BOW on CO.-ERKNDLEY NO. H.
BE re EW 21-15N130E
OLD second sand producer deepaneG
from eos feet. COMPLETION. initial
flow. 500 bbks. Oh IN II hrs. from sand
topped 1868. I'd. 1879; 4-Ench rfpe ce-
nefted, fS1i. NJ. 2630. sand top. 1I81
ASH. Cleaning out with rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06

This advertisement Is OF a series, sponsored
by Montana independent OIL producers, to acquaint
the producers with facts vital to their welfare, and
from time TO tlme 70 acquaint the public with Of
the problems confronting this vital industry.
These advertisements win be continued throughout
aeAa.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. aa---
NV gN SEE 1T*x8Ms1@E
I'd, zS1a. SwahNfnf Oh ard wataw, ID
ratio OF So bbls oil TO rs bbEs- oil.
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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Chamber Holds Special Meeting

Continued From Page ( there is little to be expect the way of federal assistanc
 Relating to the letter fror Hewitt, MT. Sundbogr state, the only cost figure on any projects was that of the bre ter, at an estimate of $15O D. cal foot, but that under D law the city would have tc two-thirds of the cost. f funds might be available f, other one-third.
 Nome citizens responded arguments for and against tI rious plans presented.
 MT. M. s. Mitrovitch, ore of the Chamber, announce, MT. Sundborg is making his quarters in the office of tn, Clerk, and requests that an. sons desiring to give their O regarding the plans should in the few days before Frida ming when he is scheduled to for other parts of Alaska.
 MT. Sundborg is also conf with MT. A. Polet, Second sion member of the Alaska opment Board, on other n pertaining to the Division. he will meet other members lie Nerland at Fairbanks, Y Wester at Anchorage, and Talbot at Ketchikan. He wi, meet with various officials Nome problems in order to of the pertinent facts.
 His present trip will als, him to Palmer, Seward, ' Cordova and most of the con ities in Southeastern flask
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Communists Set
 Back I'm Bid For
 French Leadership

PARIS, (P) - The Communist party was defeated today in its oid for leadership of the French ln- terim government, when MaWrice Thorez, it's candidate for Premier, failed of election in the new na- tional assembly.
 Election tabulators said Thorez lacked 5l votes of the necessary majority. He would have required an absolute majority of BIO votes.
 His defeat for the office fol lowed the announced decision of the moderate Popular Republican Movement and the Rightist Radi- cal Socialist party to abstain from voting for him.
 The MRP, whose leader, Georges Bidault, surrendered the reins of the provisional government last week, announced that if Thorez failed to get such a majority, 1t would put forward its own candi- date on the next ballot-either Bi- dault or former finance minister Robert Schuman.
 The Socialist party national con- gress voted 3,121 to 845 to support the Thorez candidacy, but the de- cision touched off lively dispute within the party, with deputies Andre Philip and Andre le Tro- quer, both former cabinet minis ters, threatening to resign if it was carried out.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Molotov Agrees To Accept U. $.
 Arms Proposals

Continued From Page One gate Paul Hasluck said the new Soviet stand opened the way for immediate United Nations action.
 Sen. Tom Connally D.-TexO, speaking for the United States, said the American delegation wei comed the Soviet decision to accept the U. s. plan as a basis for dis cussion and Molotov'S explanation that the inspection and control system would be free of the veto.
 Molotov told the 54nation po- litical committee of the U. N. as sembly that Russia was ready to withdraw her own proposals in favor of the American plan, but that Russia would press for cer- tain amendments.
 On the veto, he said:
 There is need to dispel an ob- vious misunderstanding which has arisen. The Soviet government is in favor of the security council adopting measures to prohibit weapons of mass destruction. Only the principle of unanimity in the council can guarantee the adop- tion of a reduction of arms. Unan- imous action is necessary in adopt ing regulations on control commis- Sions."
 Molotov's position thus seemed to be that the veto should apply during the setting up of the in spection and control machinery by the security council but that once the machinery was ready to operate the veto would not apply. This is in conformity with the American position that the secur- ity council should be the agency to set up controls but that the machinery should be independent after it is created.