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Evening star., 1946-10-13

with headquarters In Chicago. at 10
am. CIo Political Action Commit
tee, 2 pm.
Tuesday National Citizens Polit-
ical Action Committee, 10 an; Ma
tional Association OF Manufacturers,
2 pm.
WednesdayAmerican Federation
of Labor, 10 a.m.,and Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, 2 pm.
\ Mr.. Priest said the committee will
ask for details regarding any funds
that may be raised for political pur-
poses. The questions will include
how the funds are being raised, who
are the contributors, and the
amounts, the chairman said.
Organizations found to be taking
part in the campaign will be asked
Evening star., 1946-10-13
BY The Associated prsss

NEW YORK, Oct. l2-The Jour-
nal American says In a copy
righted story that 500 pounds OF
black uranium oxide, described as
Ia product used to make the atom
bomb and "the Most closely guarded
and precious metal in the world,
was sold to Russia by the United
States In 1943.
The Journal American said 1t
learned today that "this sale was
made with the approval Of admins
istration authorities over the pro-
tests Of men involved In the produc-
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whom they are supporting, the
chairman added,

Wl1OLn tAlcy diC cAPPoAe eAAiot eAAe
chairman added.
Mr.. Priest said there Is no doubt
in his mind as to the authority OF
the committee to ask all of these
questions under the broad terms OF
tht resolution creating the commit
tee. For these opening hearings,
he said, the committee has called
organizations that are national In
scope, and that would, as nearly as
possible, present both sides.
There was possibility last night
the order in which the organizations
are scheduled to be heard may be
rearranged to meet the convenience
Of witnesses.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Former Muyor HospituIized

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL R-For-
mer Mayor Howard w. Jackson OF
Baltimore was In the Johns Hopkins
Hospital today for a rest because Of
a minor heart condition, DR.. Leslie
Gay, his physician, announced.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
2Otb Century
Gr0ub Schedule

The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its annual reception at the
Washington Club on Friday. The
reception will be from to PIN
Past presidents who will preside al
the tea tables include Mrs. Ernest
P. Bicknell, Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosve-
nor. Mrs. Lyman s. Swormstedt
Mrs. Eugene Stevens, Mrs. Philip
Sidney Smith, Mrs. William w
Husband, Mrs. Ellwood P. Morey
Mrs. James K. McClintock, Mrs
Karl Fenning, Mrs. Lawrence Mar
+in. Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin and Mrs
Howard G.. Nichols. Mrs. Marvin
is chairman of the Reception Com
nittee.
On Wednesday the nature section
will meet at 1890 am. for walk
along the tow path under the lead
ership of Mrs. Charles Watson
The group will assemble at Syca'
more Island car stop.
"Glimpses of Social Life in Wash
tngton, D. c." will be the subject
of a talk by Evelyn Peyton Gordor
at a luncheon meeting of the civic
education section on Thursday. Tit
luncheon will be at 1890 pm. II
Barker Hall. Miss Gordon Is a col
umnist for Scripps- Howard news
papers.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association Of University Women
washington Branch-Iomorrow, Pm
education dinner meeting. Silver sprlni s
Branch-Tuesday. 8 Pm. JesIp Mp,, Blsil Ha
rothers, ",Co.operation Of the univeTsi: 11ivstsI
BFanehrpesday - PIT oSaTd HenaeTso1 msesot
study group with Mrs. c. A. Rupp
@s07-A s. abingdon street; ni pm;
CIevengcr, jr.. 1908 Queens lane
with i MIS- ): " " MatSer. zoos Seminar, I:
evening, Administration Building. uni
versity Of Maryland; speaker, DR.. W. A
Higinbotham. THE Atom and tn.
WoodridEe Book CIub-Tuesday, 10 am:
R; Lyons and Mrs: Emory Moon aan..d.v
noon, north entrance 70 National Gal
lery Of Art, luncheon. conducted tour o.
rwssntisth saalisaSh Century Club Wednesday
1890 am. nature section. meet a
Watson: THURSDAY; 1880 pm. civic.
faufsn'0n EVeisn Peston saes0n aordon as % .mpses
Social Life in washington Friday. I
to 6 pm, Washington Club, annua
Political Study CIub-saturday. $50 pm.
Washington Club: speaker. L. A. Hence
present Day Trend of Crime and What
Club Women Can Do to Help
Special Libraries Association. Universit,
and College Group-Tuesday. $3.50 pm.
Iron Gate Inn, supper meeting; speaker
Marion Milczewski. National Librar,
Problems"
Voteless District Of Columbia League Of
Women voters-Tuesday, 1890 am.
YWCA, meeting: 1915. luncheon
speaker. Alfred Friendly Can the U. 8
End the s. r. AsTee Sn A'Sm Sse
am, District Of Columbia Affairs Com
mittee. league clubrooms; 1870 pm.
Economic welfare Committee. leagu'
clubrooms. Thursday, l pm. Structur,
and Administration, of Government
Evening star., 1946-11-10
University Women
TO Honor Public
School Officials

Officials OF the District Public
Schools will be guests Of honor at a
tea to be given by the Washington
branch, American Association OF
University Women, tomorrow after
noon as q special observance OF
Education Week at the club head
quarters. ~
Following the tea talk, "The
Present Picture In Education" will
be given by Miss Bess Goodykoontz
of the Once Of Education. The
speaker has just returned from
survey of conditions in Germany
and will present the international
scene as well as discussing education
In the United States.
Trends in education as well as
such problems as teacher shortages.
salary schedules, extended school
services and nutrition programs
will be depicted by exhibits from
the Office of Education and from
the National Education Association.
Miss Sadie Feldman, art teacher at
Deal Junior High School, assisted
Miss Helen Macintosh Of the Once
of Education and Miss Hazel Cab
bard from the NEA in arranging
the exhibit.
Honor guests will include Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, president OF
the Board of Education; DR.. Hobart
M. Corning, superintendent Of
schools, and Associate Supts. Nor
man Nelson, Lawson j. Cantrell,
Miss Jessie La Sale, Adelbert
Heinmiller and Howard Stafford.
All will assist in receiving with
Mrs. George r. Wilhelm, president
of the club, and Mrs. Raymond
Hossfeld, chairman of the Educa-
ton Committee of the AAUW.
Miss Mildred Green is in charge
of the program and will act as
hostess. Members of the Education
Committee will assist at the tea
tables.
The Silver Spring branch of the
AAUW will present Neil Carothers
of the Johns Hopkins Research Lab
oratories as guest speaker at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Jesup Blair Com
munity House. His subject will be
"Co-operation of the Universities In
Military Science" A graduate OF
Princeton University and a former
lieutenant commander in the Navy
Mr.. Carothers was stationed at the
Naval Air Test Center at Patuxent
Md.
Mrs. E. Boykin Hartley is chair
man of hostesses for the evening
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Political club
Meets Saturdav

"Present-Day Trend of Crime and
What Club Women Can Do to Help
will be the subject of a talk by L. A
Hence of the FBI at a meeting OF
the Political Study Club at 2:30 pm
Saturday. The meeting will be held
at the Washington Club, with Mrs
John T. Kennedy, president. pre-
siding.
A program of music will be pre-
sented by Emmy Jemian, pianist,
formerly of Zurich, Switzerland, who
will be presented by Mrs. Leon E
Truesdell, chairman of music. Miss
Helen w. Candy, who is with the
FBI in Mr.. Hoover's Office, and
Judge Nadine Lane Gallagher of the
Municipal Court will be guests OF
! honor.
Those at the tea table will include
Mrs. Oscar E. Bland, wife of Judge
Bland of the United States Court OF
Customs and Patent Appeals; Mrs
Bolitha j. Laws, wife of chief JUS
tice of the District Court of the
United States, and Mrs. T. Lamar
Caudle, wife Of the Assistant Attor.
ney General of the United States.
Mrs. T. ]. Morgan, chairman o1
program, will introduce the speaker
Evening star., 1946-11-10

DR.. H. J. Wenzel, distinguished
scientist for the War Department in
the Scientific Research Division, will
address the Washington Air Forces
Woman's Club at las pm. We'd
nesday at Boiling Field. His SUBJ
ject will be The Atom"
Tea hostesses will be Mrs. F. l.
Anders and Mrs. George Mcdonald
Mrs. Lauris Norstand, the new pres
ident of the club, will preside. AL
Air Forces officers wives are in
yiteG to attend. 49,
Evening star., 1946-11-10
.Snper Spring Club

Several sections of the Silver
Spring Woman's Club will hold
meetings during the coming week
The Arts and Crafts Group will meet
at $50 am. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. James E. DAILY, 1927 Six
teenth street.
The Music Group will start prac-
tice on a program of Christmas
carols at l pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. L. C. Walker, 522 Ash
ford road. Mrs. Roy Schneiter Is
chairman.
Work on Christmas gifts will be
started by the Home and Garden
Group at 10 am. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. F. B. Powers, 800 Rich
mond avenue. A talk will be given
on flower arrangements by Mrs.
Floyd F. Smith at pm.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
On the Engagement Pad

.Hadassah, Henrietta szold Group--Wed-
nesday; z pm. No. Thomas Circle
Di.sfies Rdaesrih,R haRt Darfy Economics
p:m.. auditorium Of washington Ga,
sistsrhood Of Ada. Israel Conxreration--
Tomorrow, 1:30 pm, Broadmoor Hotel
Women's Auxiliary Of District Of Colum-
bia Pharmaceutical Association-Wed-
W. nssday Ms.yfower nS Hotel lpnehs9n hss. Phi
".snIrssSda MTnesday. AsPn pm. wit With q Mrs James X
Greear. annual Settlement School meet.
ward Belmont club-Tuesday. 1890 pm.
Alpha Gamma Delta WashinEton Alumna'
Club-.Thursday. $40 pm. with Mrs
er, John P. Tomlinson, United Ma
Tuesday. pm. with Miss Carol Bern.
Beta siEma Omicron Alumnae-Tuesday
Valentine WV Van Tsssel. % The Middle
siIms Kappa Sorority. washington Alum
Washington Club, annual founders da.
dinner.
p. E.. o. ,sisterhood. DISTRICT CHAPTER,
SonUn sass Mrs. Il Harry stseT g. M1ss
do; speaker, Mary Riehardson. Mod
EN- FhoiograP Snaptso Gox ~ ooa''
District Dalxhters Of the American Revo
lution-Tomorrow. 2 pm. Army ant
Ananta Chintakananda. siam: pm.
pm, Deborah Knapp Chapter. chap
house Tuesday, II an, Manual TO
citizenship and Americanism Commit
tees, webster. School; 8 p.m;, Samus
Gorton Chapter, with Mrs. Naomi +
Berry; SPIN. President Monroe Chap
ter. $40 Fulton street NV; Wednes
day, IL am. Girl Homemakers' Com
mittce, chapter house; speaker, Rev
Harry v. Porter; 8 pm, Marcia Burn
Chapter, with Mrs. Minnie A. Tull
SPIN. Thirteen Colonies Chapter. witt
Mrs Donald R. Gill: speaker. Mrs
Thomas J. dattis Thursday. II am.
Approved Schools Committee, chapte
SATURDAY, 1870 pm. American In
dians' Committee. with Miss Grace C
Barnett, luncheon; pm. Keyston
Chapter. chapter house: speaker, Mrs
Z / GattiS
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Business and Professional
Clubs

Professional Writer'S Club-Tuesday. 7:3O
pm, YWcA: guest speakers. T. Swami
station wToP. Hyman olkan and Mrs,
Zonta CIub-Saturday, = pm. Mayfiower
B'nai Birth, Business and Professional
Chapter--Tuesday, $40 pm. Jewish
Community Center; speaker, Murray
Frank.
Women's National Press Club-Tomorrow,
pm, Mayflower Hotel luncheon. post
mortem panel on elections; speakers.
Marian Martin, Mrs. Charles w. Tillett
and Anna Lord Straus. -. III
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tomorrow, T:30 pm, Chamber OF COM
merce; speaker, Mary Cannon.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Communify Clubs

Alexandra Woman's CIub-Wednesday:, II,
Memorial Gallery, tour of Phillips and
Whyte Galleries. THURSDAY. 1880 am: :,
Cameron Street USo. Executive Board
rare book room Of Alexandria Public
Library.
Belle Haven Woman's Club-Tuesday, 2:15
pm, Belle Haven Country Club: speaker.
Merriman Smith Of the United Press.
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tuesday; q m,
speaker, Can't. George NJ Lyon. Atomic
Energy and Your Future Health"
Kenilworth Ladies' Guild "Wednesday
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow. !
pm. literature section. with Mrs. g. l.
Jackson. Friday, ] pm, home section
Silver Spring WomanS CIub-Tuesday
9:3O am, Arts and Crafts Group with
Music Group, with Mrs. L. C. Walker
Evening star., 1946-11-10

oroup oSpsasiyh wish Mrs aP F. hf@s power1 aaa af0e
Takoma Park WOmens Club-Wednesday,
1890 pm, literature department: with
Mrs Miles Dalton, luncheon. Friday.
l pm, with Mrs. Edward l.. Grimm.
Executive Board meeting.
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Thursday,
1890 pm, French section, clubhouse.
luncheon. entertainment Friday, 2 pm,
Literature Group. meeting and tea.
Womah's Club Of Lyon viilage-Tomor-
c. l. Stanton. Thursday. pm. bridge.
with Mrs William Watt.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Many Accept Invitations
Womem's Club Groups Plan
Receptions for. Mrs. Truman
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor.

receiving line with Mrs. Truman
assisted by officers of the District Of
Columbia Chapter.
Coming to Washington specially
for the occasion will be the president
of the Supreme Chapter PEG Sister
hood, Mrs. Dorothy Lee Weller of
Glendale, Calf, who has many
friends in the PEG Sisterhood here.
Mrs. Weller visited Washington in
1941 as organizer of the Supreme
Chapter. She is niece Of Mrs.
Helen Turley and Mrs. j. F. Albert
of Chapter B.
Chapter Presidents Hostesses.
The presidents of the % District
chapters will assist as hostesses and
at the tea table.
Other out-of-t town guests will
include Mrs. Jessie I. Barlow OF
Arlington, Mrs. Edith B. Berber OF
Falls Church, Mrs. Marguerite E.
Cramer of Richmond, president OF
Chapter c and several members Of
the chapter; Mrs. Iva T. Axon, Mrs.
Beatrice Crite and Mrs. Rosemary D.
Curtiss, presidents of Baltimore
chapters, with members of the
chapters, and Mrs. Dorothea D.
Curtiss, president of Chapter B,
Chevy Chase, with members OF the
chapter.
A program of music will be given
during the afternoon with songs by
Mrs. Turley, piano selections by
Mrs. Florence Elliott and baritone
solos by Stuart w. Vaile.
Quite a number of the PEG Sis
terhood from the congressional set
in Washington as well as women
prominent in other organizations in
the city will attend the affair.
More than $50 members of the
Business and Professional Club are
looking forward to honoring Mrs.
Truman, who is an active member
of the organization, at the recep-
ton and tea on Friday.
The president of the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, Miss Sally
N. Butler of Indianapolis, and Miss
Olive Huston of New York, execu-
tive secretary, are coming to wash
ington to attend the Washington
B. and P. groups most brilliant
function of the season.
Other distinguished out-of-town
guests will be Miss Laura Miller
Derry of Louisville, retiring presi-
dent of the National Association OF
Women Lawyers, and Miss Mar
garet Hyndman of Toronto, ma
|tional president of the Canadian
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women.
Wives of cabinet members who
have accepted invitations to the re-
ception include Mrs. John w.
Snyder, Mrs Robert Patterson, Mrs.
Tom C. Clark, Mrs. Clinton Ander-
son, Mrs. Julius A. Krug and Mrs.
l.. B. Schwellenbach. The cabinet
ladies will be in the receiving line
with Mrs. Truman, Miss Butler,
Miss Hyndman and Mrs. Thelma r.
Davenport, the club president.
Two past national presidents and
former presidents of the Washing
ton B. and P. Club will serve at the
tea table.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

Washington clubwomen are deep
ly pleased at the response which
has met invitations to a number O.
affairs to be given this week fol
Mrs. Harry S. Truman.
Hundreds of acceptances havt
been received for three mportan
functions. honoring the President!
wife, who was also guest of honol
last week at brilliant reception
given by members of the Washing.
ton Club. Many persons are coming
from out of town to attend the re-
ceptions and teas which will be
held Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
The first affair will be given by
the Chevy Chase Branch, Nationa
League of American Pen Women
from to 7 pm, Tuesday, at the
American Newspaper Womens Club
house, 1904 Twentieth street NV.
The second will be a reception by
the PEG Slsuernood, from 4 to {
pm, Wednesday, in the congress
sional room at the Statler Hotel.
Professional Group.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will be hostesses to
Mrs. Truman, from $50 to pm.
Friday, at a reception and tea at
the Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. Alma Robson Higbee, ma
tional president of the League OF
American Pen Women, is coming
from her home in Kansas City for
the reception Tuesday and will as
sist in receiving the guests with
the president of the Chevy Chase
Branch, Miss Elizabeth Smart, and
the national first vice president, DR..
Margaret H. Sebree.
A Special feature of the after
Moons entertainment will be a
demonstration by Sam Greed Ghol-
son, artist, with studios in Wash
ington and Philadelphia, of how a
portrait is painted. Austine Cas-
sini, the photogenic young COL
umnist of the Washington Times
Herald, will act as model and sit
FOR the demonstration.
Distinguished guests will include
the wife of the Chief Justice, Mrs.
Fred Vinson; wives of the associate
justices and wives of members of
the cabinet.
Others, besides Mrs. Higbee, who
ere coming from long distances to
meet Mrs. Truman are: Mrs. Eugene
aenely of Grinnell, Iowa. Mrs. Helen
Worth Gordon of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Albert Hillard of Reno, New; Mrs.
Ramona Cook of Wellesley Hills,
Mass, and Mrs. William K. Bonnell
Of Newark, N. J.
Over 400 acceptances, 100 Of which
are from out-of- town members and
guests have been received already
oy the PEG Sisterhood for their
reception Wednesday.
Mrs. Truman is an active member
and former vice president OF Chap
ter S, known as the Missouri Chap
ter, as well as a charter member of
the chapter.
She will be greeted upon her ar
rival at the hotel by Miss Alma
Barry. president of the District OF
Columbia CHAPTER, who will head the
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Founders Dinner

The annual Founders day dinner
will be held by the Washington
Alumnae Chapter Of Sigma Kapps
Sorority at $50 pm, Wednesday, al
the Washington Club.
Miss Mary Jane Witherow of Mad
ison, Wis, secretary of Sigms
Kappa, will speak on the interna.
tional organization of the sorority
Reservations may be made with
Miss Alice Bailey, Ordway 1851.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Editor to Sbeak

Guest speaker at the meeting
Tuesday of the Business and Pro-
fessional Chapter of B'nai Birth
will be Murray Frank, editor of the
B'nai Birth News and acting direc-
tor of B'nai Birth Department OF
information. The meeting will be
held at $3.50 pm. at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Mr.. Frank will present plaque
to the chapter in recognition of Its
monthly publication, Victory, which
won first place in the women's
mimeograph and Offset division OF
the National Chapter Bulletin Con-
test.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Miscellaneous: Clubs

Woman's National Democratic CiGb-,To-
Philip Jordon, First Secretary British
Emba ssy. Britain in the Modern
American Jewish CONGRESS. Washington
ems Division, Jewish Community Center,
social: /: :45 pm. American Jewish Con-
aSz By
pm. synagogue; speaker. Mrs Sam
uel Yamins; Relationship Between Sis
Saturday. pm. Lafayette Hotel. lunch
Council Of Jewish women-Tuesday. 1870
pm. Jewish Community Center. fashion
Junior AiIianse-Tuesday. 1890 pm,
luncheon meeting. with Mrs. Lyle Gar
National League Of American Pen Women,
eology Group. with Roberta Wakefield.
Wednesday, pm. studio features.
groups, with Edna Webb Miles; tea;
Juvenile fiction. Chevy Chase Branch
Tuesday. to Z pm, American News
paper Women's Clubhouse: honor guest
Mrs. Harry s; Truman.
meeting with Elizabeth McGarry.
Tuesday <Ciub-Tuesday 1870 pm, with
Mrs. Waugh Heygester; speaker, Mrs.
Harry Gutdrige, The Great chaiice OF
District Federation Of women's Clubs
Gmoeran eii MEETING. With with Mrs oe1trude psrfs
Washington Air Forces Woman's Club.
msstins; speaker. DR.. H. J. wensel'
The northumberland with Mrs
Dorothy Grim.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
alpha Gamma DeltaDr. Weuzel to Sbeak

A dinner meeting will be held by
the Washington Alumnae Club OF
Alpha Gamma Delta international
Sorority at $50 pm. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. P. j. Hennessey,
7040 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md.
Guest speaker will be John p.
Tomlinson, chief of the Division Of
International Organization Affairs
of the State Department, who will
speak on United Nations" He has
attended all sessions of the United
Nations including the recent one in
New York. Members are urged to
make their reservations by Tuesday
by calling Wisconsin 3032.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Bethesda Women

Atomic Energy and Your Future
Health" will be the subject of a
talk by Capt. George M. Lyon be-
fore the Bethesda Woman's Club at
1870 pm. Tuesday. Capt. Lyon is a
member of the Navy Medical Corps.
A business meeting at II am. and
luncheon at 1890 pm. will precede
| the talk.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
AIu,,znae Meeting

The Alpha Epsilon Phi Alumnae
Association will meet at 8 pm
Tuesday at the home of Miss Caro-
Bernstein, $500 Thirty-fourth street
NV. All alumnae are invited and
may contact Miss Bernstein at
Woodley 2632 for further informa-
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-06
QUESTION DEv0NIAN
TOP 5000, UTOPIA

Deep test of the Texas Company
on its Utopia structure northwest
of Chester is drilling past $3.50
feet 1t was believed this well had
topped the Devonian at 5000 but
this is now questioned, with deter
mination expected to be made fol-
lowing examination of cores. Mud
has been reconditioned to prevent
trouble that has beset other rotary
drilled tests that were carried into
the Devonian, due to tendency of
this formation to pull all of the
water out of too-thfn mud, leaving
a sidewall cake that has stuck drill
pipe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-06

Just because the oPA is temporarily out of business is
no time to slumber
Very significant is a news item out of Washington
carried on the wires of the United Press.
This item says that although OPA is now supposedly
dead THERE is FRENZY OF ACTIVITY AT OPA OF
FICES WITH NEW HELP BEING HIRED AND ALL
PREPARATIONS MADE TO CARRY ON BIGGER AND
WORSE THAN EVER.
OPA is making the most of the activities of small
group of profteers and chiseers mostly landlords who
have raised prices to fantastic levels There question
but what such persons should be slapped down. HARD
But OPA and its clever proponents are not going to
stop there they help it. They going cite the
activities of few INSCRIPTIONS landlords and others of like
OPA controls over ALL industry.
And they may get away with t-unless oil men and
associations of oil go to bat right The fact few
chselers go hogwild is for giving bunch of
bureaucras continued control the nations oil in
dustry That u.s. unless the bureaucras still satisfied
with the chaos already achieved and want TO put
Independent producers out of business.
And, judging by past performance nothing would
suit them better. Sobeat them to the punch NOW and
not after it is too late is the time to wire write your
congressional representatives:
"The oil industry needs no OPA. Production is in ex-
of demand Prices reasonable basis There is
need for squanderng millions of the peoples
money to pay thousands of OPA bureaucrats to continue
supervision of the oil industry"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-06
ACTIVE MONTANA
WILDCATS
(AIas msscezixmeoms wea1s In pEwvem
fteaAz IA wsseh eh@xs as bwf nt3se
axfEltnm.D

Arch Apex Structure
ARcH-AFTx-PARGwEsL NO. H.
NV NWM MEN 4-86N-aE
Cennenting cave. 1850.
Bannatyne Field
BANNArYNw OIL sYNDesPEER NO. -
(To Be Dsvouian Test
NV NV ST S3eN-iE
Location.
Button Butte
rARRANTswoODw0R NO. H.
Sc Sc 20-1zN-zE
Drilling, 1885. No report.
Cassidy Structure
MIDWEST ORIG. co. sCHNTTzMETER
Sc sw NE 14-s5N1eE
Repairing engine before spudding
Conrad Area
Plot PRODUCTION co. NO. L.
NV NV NV 18-2eN-3W
Spudded z-19-46; water, 1S60-70. Landed
SIN. 1880. Cementing cave in red beds,
$3.50.
Cherry Ridge Structure
GEO. HARRIS ET AI-wENTERROWD
81 SIC Sc esSN-2IE
Location.
Daisy Dean Structure
n. c. TARRANT.BATR NO. L.
Set I'm, sCzs; drilling. 2oss. No report.
sage DOmS
NORTHERN ORDNANCE-HOLD NO. g.
SW NV 149N-26E
Spudding
Haymaker Structure
n G. TARRANTsC. R. WILLIAMS NO.
NE SW ze+aN-1aE
Waiting for engine parts. e90.
Lewistown Ares
r. G. TARRANT.KOvFCH NO. H.
CNE NV zs-I6N-1sE ...,
Standing. 600.
Maxwell Butte Structure
PURE OTE-sTATE NO. L.
CWM sW Sc 3e-2N-51E
Elsv. 30O7 Or, Sole d. F.; drilling past
1855.
Meagher County
r. @. TARRANT-HOLLIDAY NO. L.
SW SW 3S0N-10E
Top Colorado. 34O; drilling, 700, last re-
port.
POndera Field
TETON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
CNW NE NE 21-27N-4W
Spudded 6-26-46; rig moved Off
VIII drop from report until operations
resume.