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Evening star., 1946-05-04
Dr.. P. F. Price to Preach
At Pilgrims Church

The Rev. DR.. P. Frank Price, for
mer moderator OF the Presbyterian
General Assembly, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow morning and
evening at the Church of the Pill
grims. His topics will be China
Takes Her Place" and "The Friend
ship Of Jesus With Men in Every
Age and Land"
DR.. Price is friend Of Generals
simo Chang Kai-shek and was for
so years missionary in China.
Evening star., 1946-05-04

ClenC. lnaC Is CAc
method Repre-
sentative Marion
T. Bennett, Re-
publican, Of Mis-
souri,. uses when
teaching t e e n =
age groups and
he has found it
a very success2
full procedure.
Representative
Bennett, at 81
the y o u n & e s t
member of Con-
gress, b ega IN
teaching a boys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Miller Rezignavo is
Vadovybes

Cuyahoga Demokratu parti-
jos pirmininkas Ray T. Miller,
kuris taip kovojo prizes kelias
savaites uz pasilikima toje vie
toje, dabar staiga is pirminin-
kystes rezignavo, palikdamas
partija be vado.
Kaip partijos vadas jis ne
buvo pasekmingas tue kad ne
mokejo sutarti su populiariu
Demokratu Clevelande ir Ohio,
buvusiu mayoru ir dabartiniu
Ohio gubernatorium Frank J,
Lausche. Del to nesutarimo
Lausche vistiek laimejo rinki-
mus be Miller'io paramos, pa
likdamas Milleri SUI visa jo va
du klika uz duru.
Miller nereme ir dabartinio
mayoro Burke kaip reikia.
Xiii sako, neziurint pasitrau,
kimo is pirmininko vietos, Ray
T. Miller Wis stengsis tureti
Cuyahoga Demokratus save
itakoje, tokiu budu jo nesuta'
rimas su Lausche nesibaigs.
Yra spejimu kad pirmininkc
vieta gall atitekti James R
Dewitt, vienam is apskrities in
zinieriu.
symet ivyks gubernatoriaus
rinkimai ir Frank J. Lausche
pasitiki vel laimeti nepaisyda-
mas Cuyahoga Demokratu par
tijos. Lausche igijo populia-
ruma pats per save nebudamas
partijos isrinktuoju, taigi jo is
rinkimas priklausys nuo visuo-
menes kuri nori geros valdzios,
O ne nuo partijos masinos.
Nekurie speja kad Miller re-
zignavo is Demokratu PartiJos
vadovybes tikslu dirbti politi-
niu patareju Gelzkeliu unijai,
kurios vienas pirmininkas, A.
F. Whitney, varo kersta prizes
PREF. Trumana ir paskelbe is
leisias unijos pinigus kovai su
Trumanu. Xxi siol Miller buvo
tos uniios advokatas ir legalis
patarejas. Tos gelzkelieciu uni
los centras randasi Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
kaip Clevelande Einasi
be OPA

Mesos kama Clevelando me-
SOS parduotuvese pradedama
pakelti ir j savaite laiko parsi-
duos po 5 Xxi 10c daugiau nuo
svaro. Taipgi padauges mesos
visose parduotuvese, ypatingai
kiaulienos.
Skerdyklos pradejo tureti pa
kankamai mesos ir mesa gau-
mama parduotuves, tik kama
kick pabranginta.
Pirkejai kaip pasirodo elgia-
81 atsargiai, daugeliu atveju
nesipuola pirkti, bet paziureje
aukstesni kainu pazymejima
praeina pro Sail grazios pc sti-
klu isstatytos mesos. Pirmiau
ia mesa pardave black market
kupciai tam tikroms vietoms
kurios sutiko moketi nustatyta
auksta kama.
Tas yra labai gerai, nes tuo-
mi bus sulaikyta mesos bran
ginimas toliau.
Xiii maisto dalykai irgi pa
orange kick, bet kitu kama pa
silikus po senovei ir krautuves
skelbia nebranginsiancios ju.
Sviesto nei is Sio nei is to
atsirado, ir kas nori gall pirk-
ii DO svara, taciau sviestas irgi
keliolika centu pabrangintas.
Nekurios seimininkes sake
ko kai paklausia sViesto, JOINS
pakiSa visa svara ir ragina i'm
ii visa svara, nenori duoti pu-
ses ar ketvirtdalio svaro. Lai
JOS visai atsisako kelias dienas
svarais sviesta init, tuoj pra-
des vel parduoti DO pussvari ar
maziau, ir susilaikys kainos XII
limas.
Pienas pakeliamas &c kvor-
tai daugiau, kita savaite.
Manu- nuomu kilimo reikalu
rupinasi miesto mayoras Bur-
ke, kuris paskyre nuomu kon-
troles komisija. Nors nekurle
manu- savininkai nuomas pra-
dejo kelti, kiti Iaukia kaip iseis
su OPA likimu Kongrese, mes
vienas is svarbiausiu dalykQ
kas norma OPA pavesti tai tik
gyvenamu butu nuomu kon-
troliavima.
Cub. Lausche pradeio ruosti
valstiiai nuomu kontroles is
tatyma, jeigu OPA nebus pra-
leista vel.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Visi lures Smagu Laika
.Siame Piknike

Pernai pirma karta LVS sky
rius surenge savo piknika DR.,
S. T. Tamosaicio dideliame So
de, ir visi kurie dalyvavo ture-
jo smagu laika.
Symet uztikrinama smages-
mis- laikas, mes yra daugiau su-
gryzusio jaunimo is kariuome-
mes, kuriu tikima atsilankant.
LVS 1-mas skyrius rengia
savo antra metini draugiska
piknika DR.. Tamosaicio sode
ant ezero kranto, sekmadienl,
Rugpjucio 4. Adresas 26001
Lake Shore Blvd. &c. 260-ta
gatve, paezeri). Pradzia 2
val. pc pietQ, izanga tik soc.
Tikima gausaus atsilankymo
ir kvieciami visi kas tiktai no.
ri tureti. smagu popieti atvira-
me ore.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Lankesi Chicagiecciai
Oliai ir Biezziai

Liepos 6 d., gryzdami Chica-
gon IS SLA seimo ir kelioniu
rytinese valstijose, Clevelande
trumpam laikui sustojo Adv.
Antanas A. Oils su zmona ir
DR.. S. Biezis su zmona.
Jie kelionese praleido visa
menesi laiko, pirfniausia nuva-
ziuodami New Haven, Conn,
kur dalyvavo SLA seine, pas
kiau aplanke Waterbury, Bos-
tona, New Yorka ir tulus XII
tus miestus pakeliui.
Sveciai sustojo Dirvos redak-
cijoje ir aplanke Lietuviu Kul-
turini Darrell.
Adv. Oils uzsimokejo Dirvos
prenumerata uz 5 metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

ber:
President, Mr.. L. J. Esunas; Vice
President, Mrs. Ruth S. Beckmann;
Treasurer, Mrs. Marion Tremblay;
Social Sec'y., Miss Leona Olson;
Recording Sec'y., Miss Lilly Gun
derson; Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. An
thony C. Rutkas.
The president was delegated to
appoint temporary chairman of sec
tions and get things organized so
that by Fall the Society may get
into full swing.
The Society has already gotten
the interest and cooperation of pro-
minent Scandinavian Americans and
has been highly endorsed by Cong.
Harold Hagan, former editor and
publisher of a Norwegian newspaper
in Minnesota.
The Society held it's final meet
ing of the season at the 1nternation-
al Student House, 17O8 N. H. Ave-,
on Monday, May goth. Constitution
and Bylaws as adopted at the pre-
vous meeting was read and signed.
Mr.. Hanson H. Hathaway of the
Times-Herald Editorial Dept. gave
talk in observance of Norwegian
Day and reviewed briefly the con-
tributions of prominent Norwegians
in various fields of endeavor Mr..
Anatol Dinbergs of the Latvian Le-
CATION also was guest speaker. He
spoke of the historical background
of the Baltic peoples and related how
the Baltic Sea was means of bring
ing peoples of that region closer to-
gether. He also pointed out that
the Baltic region constituted close
ly related zone of small norther ma
tions of common cultural interests
and mutual sympathies.
During the summer, small informal
gatherings of various groups will
be held. Recently, luncheon by
Lithuanians of the Society and their
friends were rendered in horror OF
Rev. Alphonse Gailevicius, o. P, a
native of Lithuania, of whom you
have read before.
President of the Society, Mr.. l..
J. Esunas, may be reached by writ
ing = 2505 18th St., Apt. 312.
H. V. s.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

NEE rivers meet. 1t was built by
General "Mad" Anthony Wayne.
AS he inspected the completed
work, he turned to General Scott
and said, II defy the English, In
dians, and all devils in hell to take
it."
"Then call it Fort Defiance" re-
piled Scott. Defiance has been the
name of the city to this day.
But history is not the only at
traction along this picturesque
river. Its scenery is outstanding.
Route IS follows closely the
banks of this historic stream. AT
intervals are some of the 800 pic
mic spots which the Ohio Highway
Department has built throughout
the state.
At the northern end of the val
ley, where the river widens into
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
M IRI M Al

IGNAS DAUPARAS, nuo 77s
E. 81 ST., mire Liepos 8 d.,
laidojamas Kalvarijos kapine-
Sc Liepos IL, pamaldos sv. Jur-
gio baznycioje 9:3O val.
Velionis paejo siksnip k. Pa
nevezio par. Amerikoje isgy-
veno 46 M, Clevelande 20 m.
Cia gyveno prie savo pusbro-
lilo Petro Dauparo; taipgi like
kiti pusbroliai, Juozas Daupa-
ras, Springfield, Ohio, ir Juo-
zas Kavaliauskas Clevelande.
PETRAS STEBULIS, 1907 E.
Park Drive, mire Liepos g.
laidojamas Liepos 13, 2 val. pc
pietu, Lakeview kapinese.
Clevelande isgyveno 80 me-
tu, Amerikoje 81 m. Paejo is
Susniku, Suvalkijos.
Like zmona, Prane, ir duk-
te Adele Bodis. 10 sunus Pra-
mas mire 4 metal atgal.
siu abieju laidojime pasitar-
navo Wilkelis Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
The site Of
Fort Defiance

One of the most historic areas
in the entire state is the Maumee
River valley.
This beautiful stream, in Indian
days, was one of the links in a
nortn-south water highway be-
tween Lake Erie and the Ohio
River.
Fallen Timbers, the battle which
ended the Indians power in Ohio,
was fought here in 1904. A monu-
ment and park mark the site.
Nearby are Fort Meigs and Fort
Maumee, and further west is Fort
Defiance.
This fortifcation site is located
where the Auglaize and the Maui
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Honor Thy Dead

name of the Republic they devoted
their lives to keeping immortal the
memory of their fallen comrades,
and at sunrise and sunset they per-
formed, beside the cairn, the most
touching and inspiring little cere-
mony.
At eight in the evening, bells
chimed and everyone lowered their
voices. Then, on the battlements
of the Museum tower appeared a
trumpeter ir steel helmet, who
sounded a CALL In a distance music
was heard and into the garden a
band of disabled soldiers would be-
gin their marching. On the altar
before the cairn a fire blazed A
band playing the March of the
Dead, came followed by a army
unit. The dual cross of the Repub-
lie shown upon the helmets anC
each carried lance with a pennant
of black and red, the emblem of the
knights of old. The colors of the
State were carried in front, while
in the rear marched one grey-claC
person, representing the unofficial
army which helped against the Boil
shevik invasion of the past.
They marched to the cairn, where
the band silenced. Upon command
the flag upon the tower was hauled
down as the band played, the "Hymr
of the Virgin. At a second com
mand helmets were removed and the
cross upon the cairn blazed with
electric lights as the Hymn of the
Republic was played.
This was the performance of re-
spect shown to the dead. | thinl
it is a wonderful spirit and Tn
sure whoever has not heard this
story before also finds it interest
ing and inspiring. 1t is well, tha
those chosen wounded comrades de-
vote their lives to keep the me
mortal dedicated to those dead. This
is not only tribute to the glorious
spirit of the past, but also must
be an inspiration to the youth o1
today.
L only regret that in speaking
with refugees I found that this
Memorial no longer exists, because
the invaders have destroyed it
They may have destroyed the ma
terial form of honor, but let then
not forget they have not destroyed
the spirit in the hearts of those
people they are enslaving. Instead
they are increasing the spirit anC
will for Freedom, in the hearts Of
all those people!
L thuanians have always been anG
always will be a peace-loving peo,
pie, but because her aggressive
neighbors are ruled by the greed
and lust for power she must suffer
AS before, we pray, work and will
fight, so that once again she can
regain her Independence.
Righteousness and Justice must
rule to have a peaceful world!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

Maumee Bay, stands Toledo, one
of Ohio's major cities.
There are many things to be
seen in Toledo. Noteworthy is the
Toledo Art Museum and the Wal
bridge Park Zoo with its we'll
equipped amphitheater used for
operas and other musical per-
formances.
West of Toledo on Route 20 is
Fremont-one of the states most
attractive communities. Here is
the Hayes Memorial Museum and
Library, dedicated to the memory
of one of Ohio's presidents and
filled with historic material.
At Fremont, too, is "Old Betsy"
the tiny cannon which was instru-
mental in the defeat of the British
and Indians during the War Of
1912.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
By FRANCES MARY SIEDLIK.

10 THE young Lithuanian Re-
public, after 1918, the War Memo
rial expressed appreciation to those
VINO died to achieve the goal of
FREEDOM :. Men died to have
the inalienable rights endowed by
Creator, those of LIFE, LIBERTY
and HAPPINESS.
When these rights are taken from
one, it is only then that they know
just what these rights mean and
thus, the spirit of Peace and Free
dom are understood, and bitterly
fought for.
Just as the Lithuanians were re-
covering from the first World War
they were engulfed again. The
second World War was a terrible
blow. Once again they were in
vaded and their liberty deprived.
Lithuania has been enslaved many
times before but has always regain
ed her independence because of her
highly patriotic people who refuse
to give up their love of the JUST
and PEACEFUL living, or allow
that the men who died to preserve
their independence, should have had
died in vain.
I was very impressed upon hear
ing a description of how the Lith-
uanians showed their respect and
appreciation for those who died on
the battlefields to gain that beloved
Independence.
In the garden of the War Museum
in Kaunas, memorial was dedi-
Gated to those who died for the
young Republic. After World War
l, Lithuania could not finance an
elaborate memorial, but in the gar
den of the War Museum, a cairn OF
stones was set, surmounted by a
cross of Lithuanian design, and on
the cairn itself is another cross
with buckler and shield beneath
it.
On it was this inscription:
"zUVUSIEMS
w
LIETUVOS LAISVE
1921"
("TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO DIED FOR LITHUANIAN
LIBERTY").
Under the incription was a pair
of crossed rifles, with cleaning
bayonets and a bronze relief of a
Lithuanian maiden, her head bowed
in grief, holding a wreath of lau-
rels; while around the base, flowers
grow. Before this cairn was a
plain granite altar with the Latin
inscription
"REDDE QUOB DEBES."
Then on both sides of the memo
rial were wooden crosses, exquisite
ly and elaborately carved. On the
right side was a flagstaff and a
sentry box stripped with the colors
of the Republic gree, red and
yellow. There a sentry, a disabled
soldier, in service dress with a steel
helmet, was on duty from dawn
to dusk.
These men who cared for the
War Museum and garden where the
memorial stood, were selected and
maintained by the Republic. In the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Washington, Dc, Notes

Several preliminary meetings of
The Baltic Scandinavian Society of
Washington, d. c. were held in
February and March at Wilson
Teachers College, Washington D. G..
to discuss ways and means to or
ganize a combined, cooperative as
sociation which would answer the
need for holding joint cultural and
social affairs and promoting good
fellowship and better understand
ing amongst persons of Baltic and
Scandinavian extractions and 9TH
ers who are interested in the Bal
tic and Scandinavian peoples, their
languages and customs. After a
good deal of deliberation on the
formation of the Society," motion
was made by Mrs. Ruth Beckmann
that the persons attending the meet
ing be constituted as a committee
for the formation of such a Society
with L. j.. Esunas, a veteran of
World War ii and former prisoner
of war in Germany, as it's chairman.
The motion was seconded by Mrs.
| Pearl Jensen Allen and carried with
out dissenting vote.
At a representative meeting OF
Baltic and Scandinavian delegates
in the metropolitan area of Washing
ton, D. C. held in the International
Student House, on Monday, April
29th, a proposed Constitution and
Bylaws was read, discussed and
finally adopted for the newly form
ed Baltic Scandinavian Society of
Washington, d. C.
The purposes of the Society as
, outlined are:
(a) to associate and bring into
fellowship in combined, coopera-
| tive Society persons residing in
Washington, d. c., and vicinity who
are of Danish, Estonian, Finnish
Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Nor
| wegian and Swedish extractions and
other persons who are interested
in the Baltic and Scandinavian peo-
pies, their languages and customes;
(b) to develop a firm friendship
| between the peoples of the Baltic
and Scandinavian countries and the
people of the United States of Amer
ica.
(c) to foster a deeper apprecia-
ton and understanding of Ameri-
can ideals; ~
| (d) to bring to the attention OF
the members and the public the
achievements, progress and aspira-
tions of the Baltic and Scandinavian
peoples and their contributions to
our own American Way of Life in
economics, sciences, arts and other
fields of endeavor;
(e) to entertain and invite au-
thorities to discuss the national life
of the Baltic and Scandinavian
countries;
(f) to observe some of the Baltic
and Scandinavian national days in
common;
(g) to hold joint affairs for the
enlightenment and enjoyment of the
members;
(h) to conduct the activities of
the Society without engaging in
party politics and religious contro-
versies.
Following are the elected officers
of the Society and are to serve
until the annual meeting in Octo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

KARSCIAI. Liepos visa pra-
dzia symet tikrai vasariskai
karsta ir beveik be lietaus. Lie
taus buvo pat pradzioje, bet
dabar taip ir tesiasi tvanku,
sausa ir be lietaus. Tempera-
tura kasdien buna nuo 80 laip-
sniu ir aukSciau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

William J. Jakubs (Jakubau-
skas), Is metu amziaus, Gegu-
zes menesi baige Cathedral La
tin High School. Dabar jis
stojo mokytis laidotuviu direk-
toriaus ir embalmerio protest
jai.
William J. Jakubs dalyvauia
vietos jaunimo veikime. Jis
yra ponios Della Jakubs-Jaku-
bauskienes, placiai zinomos lai-
dotuviu direktores Clevelande
per suvirs 20 metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
NAsLAICIU PARAMAI
PRAMOGA

P. s. n. P. parapijos darze
rengiama kortavimo pramoga
kurios nauda skiriama Lietu-
viu naSlaiciu paryezimui Anne
rikon. Atsibus sekmadieni, 2e
Liepos, nuo $3.50 val. po pietu,
adresas 1902 Neff Rd. lzan-
ga SOC. Kviecia Kun. Angelai-
tis ir Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

Steel-a billion dollar industry in
Pennsylvania = will pour millions
into the Nation to guarantee the
Savings Bonds in which Americans
invest. It's production in this state
alone is said to equal that of any
other nation. Mills must turn out
materials for ships, railroads, build
ings for the worlds reconstruction.
Vital industries in all parts of the
Nation must have it's output.
u. Treasury Department
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
$50 METU MINEJIMAS

LiepOs q bus OficlaIls MI
nejimas CleveIando $50 metp
sukakties. Tia Svente bus at
zymeta dideliais paradais, ir
kick zinoma iSkilmeje rengiasi
dalyvauti Lietuviu Kulturinio
Darzelio Sajunga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

LORAIN, O., National Tube
Co. dirbtuves pranesa paskyri
ma S4O,0O0,OOO savo dirbtuviu
prapletimui ir padidinimui.
Tia patti kompanija paskyrj
Is milijonu dolariu padidinimui
dirbtuviu Gary, Ind.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

PARSIDUODA BIZNIS
gera uzkandziu ir sandviciV
vieta, daranti $500 j savaite
ineigu. Turf butt greit parduo-
ia. Kreipkites 1906 Cain av.,
tarp 2 ir A po pietu, vaziuoti
Broadway karu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

REIKIA 3 AR 4 KAMBARIQ
Motina ir dukte (18 n.y., abb
dirba, mazu vaiku nera. Pra-
neSti po 6 val. vakare telefo-
mas EN-. 4248.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

APIE rudeni symet Cleve-
lando srityje jau bus galima
tureti telefonus automobilyje
ir susikalbeti SUI namais ar XII
ia reikalinga vieta kur tas te-
Iefonas apima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

PER sVENTE Liepos A ir
ia laikotarpi Ohio valstijoje
ivairiose nelaimese zuvo II
asmenu - devyni uzmusta ira
fike, A prigere ir A kitaip su-
tiko nelaiminga mirti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

"Dirvai" iSsirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metq--!dekit
j laiska 81 dahar ir "n;res'
laukyS juS istiSa DuSmeyi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

NLADAS ZIGMANTAS pra-
somas atsisaukti i Dirvos re
dakcija, jam yra laiSkas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-07
TexacO Gets
Good Well.
North Field

Best completion of the week
i'm the Kevin-Sunburst field was
scored by the Texas Company
i'm it's Kenny-Kesun NOn-JOint
No. 12, C SW SW SIC 15-35N-2W.
It got the top of the lime at
1484, drilled 20 1894, acidized
with 500 gallons and came up
with an initial of % barrels Of
oil the first 8 hours.
Four other wells were drilled in
during the week, getting only shows
of oil that are being acidiZed. An
Continued on Page y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-07
POstOn Test
Shuts Down

H. L. Poston has shut down his
wildcat near Kalispell, the only
well now being drilled in Montana
west of the Rocky mountains, and
will not resume until spring. Seven
inch pipe has been landed at 1875,
at which depth the well was still
drilling in clay and sand, believed
to be glacial wash.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-07
Border Test
Nears Lime

Montana Power Co. this week
made hole past 1885 feet in its wild
cat north of the Reagan Madison
lime producers, west of the-f Cut
Bank field and a mile south of the
Alberta-Montana border, on the
Blackfeet Indian reservation. This
well is drilling with rotary tools
and is expected to top the Madison
lime during the coming week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-12-07
Wildcat Near
POndera. l26

c. w. Stephens-Venetz No. 1,
wildcat on the East Pondera struc-
ture, east of the Pondera oil field,
has cemented surface pipe at So
feet and late Thursday was reported
drilling with spudder past 128 feet.
Objective is a test Of the breaks in
the Madison lime.
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Some wells are near t1e Compile
ton stage but none appeared TO be
of more than average caliber.
Drilling has been resumed on two
outpost wells, one being Texaco's
Black Bear No /, west of any pres
ent production in the field, and
A. B. Cobb's No. 2 Security State
Bank, in Pondera county, in the eX-
IRENE southern part of the field.
In the lime area, rotary tools are
moving in for a we'll that will be
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Kicking Horse
Well Now 200

Husky Refining Company's No.
McDermott on the Kicking Horse
structure, northeast of the Kelvin
Sunburst field, has resumed drill
ing after a shutdown due to showed
in roads, and is making hole past
200 feet.
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HanlOn Cat
Creek Well
Tests Ellis

With indications IL will be as
good a producer as the original
discovery well on the East dome
of the Cat Greek field, Bill Han
Ions No. 8 Govt, north offset
10 the discovery well, Is making
a test of the Ellis sand.
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Union Wildcat
Reaches 2648

Drilling with rotary tools, Union
Oil Company this week made hole
to 2649 feet in its interesting wild
cat on the Twin Buttes structure,
northwest of Billings. II may be a
completion within the next 10 days.
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BOwdOin Test
Drilling Plug

Texaco's deep test on Bowdoin
dome in northeastern Montana has
resumed operations following COM
pletion of a fishing job and is re-
ported drilling plug after cement
ing 9ss inch pipe at 1895 feet with
$40 sacks.