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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Caroline Chatfield
Marriage Can Be Good Bargain for Two.
Saps Toda.y
Title Registered. U. s. Patent othes

1 widow have worked two sons Now one IS ae and the other going school None of the poprS i've facing me man nluoi. older than him and II do w @ DC h3 M @ an life trouble IS dont oVe mn SnoUv myself well enough can love nn nave honest have don't love him. He says my % n1es
 his faith that and that he VIII pc
 ih comfortable home He insists tnat ne @ bsnnness in giving have always been oneo i giving my son good education want to be far 10 nm Mo thing that influences me aDve
 ers the advantage boy He good man. respect S and if marry will the whole way trying to keep A from regrettng ms oeoH"0N :" ' ~ WIDOW.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

and 8 helpfnate to the man as he does at being a success. To be an asset to your hus- band, to help him in his career, is a 24- hour day job.
 Since a wife is supposed to be a mans "ideal," she is the reflection of his ta ste s.. and impressions about him can be form ed solely by know ing her. She should
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

outline the contrast with vivid ric- rae, and add button trim. Long and three quarter sleeves are also in- cluded in this can't-do-with-out style that's such fun to make and wear. Let the Sewing Guide that comes with the, pattern show you all the shoht-cuts!
 Pattern 419 is cut in women's sizes 34, 36, 3s, 40, 42, A, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 31s yards 35 inch fabric, $ yard contrast and 3 yards ric-rac.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS C15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to The Waterbury Democrat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
BY RUTH MILLETT

American women seem surprised that they aren't being given much consideration in plans for national defense.
 Their leading clubwoman, Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, who is presi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

in the job by a man = leaving the women of the country without re- presentation on the national home defense program.
 When are women going to learn that nobody takes them seriously in their determination to play the part of responsible citizens until an emergency or crisis is actually at hand?
 BRITISH WOMEN HAVE PROVED THEIR STUFF
 It wasn't many months ago that we and all the rest of the world
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

GIGAGA VI OAAS fruit crop in making s W e e t pickles. Marga- ret s a W y e r, noted, American author ity on
 jam and jelly making, agrees that it's clever to use run-of-
 the orchard fruit for that pur p 0 $ ., anu d r e a m s up a few spicy taste teasers desgined for just such
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

Uc1lU O1 ' II C G ner al Feder- ation of Wom- ems Gu b s, re- c e n tly protest ed that women are b eing g dis c r i m i n 8 t e d against in t h e civi Han nation al defense pro- gram.
 He r m 8 1 n kick W a s that Mrs. Floren Il c e Kerr, for m e Fl " assistant civil ian Defense Di- r e c t o r, h a d ra,,Ia oarl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
.GIorifying
 Yourself
By Alicia Hart

Chest columnist fer day in place of vacationing Aiieia Hart "A Mrs. Lauritx Melchior, wife of the famous tenor. A oIle-tinle movie star, she gave up her own career IS years ago tO manage her husbands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Latest Styles
-HEALTH
Hoe, 70 Keeb WelI
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.


  e the he ansvrsd n hls no sIssa Sg Nesspnper Madisen street h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

QuIROcCo.
 Follow these eight simple rules if you want success, Miss Sawyer ad- vises: Fruit should be well-ripened but not soft-ripened. When pre- paring whole fruit, match-mateS Gin size) should be chosen. but your knife can size the lot when you work with the comparatively inex- pensive "run-of- of-the-orchard" fruits. Discard all bruised and soft spots, Never cook more than or quarts at a time. Hard fruits should be washed, pared or peeled, cored or sliced, diced, crushed, grated or ground and shredded Cherries Rhould be pitted before washing. Pick over blackberrieS before wash ing and drain well. Stemmed fruits, like grapes, entrants, and elderber- Vies, shout abe washed before stems are removed.
 SWEET-PICKLED PEACH AND
 PEAR SLICES
 About ! hak-pint jars)
 Six cups @ IA pounds) prepared peaches, 6 cups @ pounds) prepared pears, 1 cup water, 6 cups @ pounds 10 ounces) sugar, 2 cup cider vine- gar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, sticks (4- inch) cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoons whole cloves.
 Wash and peel about 1-2 pounds } firm. ripe peaches. Remove pits and cut lengthwise in thin slices. wash and pare about l-2 pounds firm, ripe pears. Remove cores and cut lengthwise in thin slices. weigh or measure each into pre- serving kettle. Add water. Bring to a boil and simmer, covered, about 15 minutes, or until fruits are tender. stirring occasionally carefully. Drain juice into large preserving kettle. Add sugar, vim egar, salt, and spices tied in claeesecloth bag. Mix we'll. Bring to a boil, stirring only until sugar is dissolved. Boil rapidly until Nyrup is thick. Add fruits. Bring slowly to 8 boil and boil about IS minutes, or until fruits are clear and syrup is somewhat thick, Stirring frequently to prevent scorching. Remove spice bag and elEirn. Pour into clean hot, steri- lized pars and seal at once.
 EyVEET-PICKLED PLUMS AND
 WATERMELON RYND
 (Ab0qt 6 half-pin jars)
 Four cups q 1-2 poundS) pre- pared watermelon rind, teaspoon sa1t, { cups q 3-4 pounds) pre- pared psuns. 6 cups (2 pounds, 10 ouncesl sugar, Ia cup water, 3 cups cider vinegar, Ia teaspoon salk, { sticks (4-inch) cinnamon. 1 seaspoon whole cloves.
 Remove green skin and all pink portion from the rind of firm but el ogeEfnps watermelon Put
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

and our ability entitle us to in the home defense set-up.
 When it comes time to defend our homes, we'll have all the respon- sibility we can take. We won't be funny women in funny uniforms taking ourselves far too seriously then. We'll be courageous citizens doing difficult jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Service Staff Writer

Maybe the cream of the crop is important to beauty contest judge, but you and other thrifty house wives know that you can save money if you don't use the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
By MRS. LAuRTTZ MELCHIOE
 Written for NEA Service

Look far enough into the back ground of almost every successful man and there is sure to be a Wo-- man. This woman works as hard at her job of being an inspiration
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
DETECTIVE THRnILER

Crammed from start to finish with action and suspense, "The Gay Falcon" comes to the screen in the RKO Radio picture of that name with George Sanders in the title role. Wendy Barrie, Allen Jenkins, Anne Hunter and Gladys Cooper are featured also.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Of Interest to Women

Have you . noMsehold probleHn Co solve? Write your question clearly. sign your name and a0- dress, enclO3e three-cent pslstage stamp and mall to The WOmnn's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, lo1S lStn Street, Washington. D. C.. fer personal reply.
 e. Please give a recipe for cock tail sauce to be used on shrimp.
 A Combine l-4 cup tomato cat sup, If cup chilli sauce, 1-4 cur lemon juice, teaspoon chopped chives, Ia teaspoon minced parsley l 1-2 teaspoons grated horseradish and 6 drops of Tabasco sauce.
 c. What fruits are most com monly used for fruit butters2
 A. Tart apples. apricots, grapes peaches, pears, pluns, and quinees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12


   Write Miss ChAfMeid in care OK new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

woman 8 and supported two children to ~ in notion to handed gem erOu realizes that nothing is free In this Menot even love; another must forfeit whatever These bits of wisdom should Orny ner for the future in marriage to that generous man.
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

hundred knows what ne wants and what he's willing to pay knows that woman conse, os dpree when she will stor in the ace ana M him that she him He knows that she VIII te t
 truth to her honest down the bone He KNOWS a
 has an opportunity advantages for her children yet holds back able to the oene1a ne kno" hat woman won't won't let her payments lapse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
ANSWER:

ANSWER: .- - .
 most of it, there's no reason why - shIdnt accent the proposition That's what E Just yt abou love and to duplicate your nrs
 sr;snce with love and Give the his moneys worth in comfort good OmpanOnshp Teach your son 70
 his gratitude he deserves ne
 s oDuortunies gatuoe least unusual and before you vu will discover that husband joined together th honds of friendship mutual advantage and satSacOn nrettv firm bonds for second gorOund
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

md HARRY, plus sNTHEY MEET AGAIN"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12

LAST DAY!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
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nMO 49, Fulton Lewis
AIS. Ma Perkins
kNI-SeCond VIE. Ais,
song Treasury
kOMO - Freu Wsring.
4i6. NBC News Room
KJR- RAISING a Pres =
dent AIS Echoes OF
HistCry.
kIRO - Serial. I lo
WEreel
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KMO-News. sos. Music
kNI-Dr Malone, 3 as.
Hedda Hopper.
KOMO-Your Treat. AIS
That Glrl
KJR-Linoa Dale. 3 Is
Ireene Wicker.
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KMO-We the Women
345. Smilln Thru
hNI-Glrl Inferno. 3 40,
World Today.
KOMO - Hornekeepers.
3.45. Playground
KJR - Civil Liberties
Union
KR inferno.
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KMO-Aloert la Schelle.
ll45. PIT A
KVf-Fletcher Wiley
Has, Home OF the
Brave.
X o NJ O-Valisnt Lady
Has Light OF World
KJR-Navy Talk; ll:45
News
KIRO-Fletchtr WILEY.
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lions
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News
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1880 4. VI.
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n sale
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Powers
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sing. As sam HAYES
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Their
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Live. SIS Haven Of
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s45 3 2. { Ness
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Kathleen Morris
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When 4 Girl Nsrries
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sc.
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Club.
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$3.50 A. NJ.
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1000 A. VI.
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porter.
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kMO-Literature. ! is,
HsreSLooking a. You.
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Nvrt and Marse.
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II5. Cecil Solly
kIRO-PortiA Blake
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kNI-Hillto House
! IS. StepmotheT
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones
Is. Widder Brown
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Old Timers.
kRO-HiIlrop House
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organ Music.
KVl-BIg SISTER. HAS
Aunt Jenny.
kOMO-Hymns. ll:l5. A
Grimms Daughter
KJR-Our Hall Hour.
KIRO-Bls Sister
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kMO-Studlo.
HNl-Songs by Louise
AS. Clark Ross
kOMO - Capt Samisio.
AS. Vaughn De Leath
KJR-Easy Does II.
KIRO-Job Finder
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Family Robinson.
EVI-Hiiltop House. ! 45
Stepmcther
kOMO-Lorenzo Jones
1915. Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club. ! IS
Cowboy Joe.
KIRO-Hllltop House
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KMO Below r Q
GRANGE. i2.45, Chris
tan Science
XVI Kate Hopkins.
l245 Women OF Cour-
age.
kOMO-Pepper Gouns
I245. Vic and Saoe
KJR-Other Wife. y -
Just Plain Bill.
KIRO-ksLe Hopkink
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Friendly IS. = IS
News
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i2.i5 News
kONO - Mary Marlin
l2lS Ma Perkins
KJR - Orphans. q IS
Amanda.
KIRO - Society Girl.
l2lS. SONG Treasury
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~ KATHERINE MACY

Continued From Page SKI
~ ar rs scarcely conscious If
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KMO - Trojan Horses.
2 IS. Let's Play Bridge
wi - Mystic Melodies
2 as alters o q
Balnes.
Light.
PAS. Life Beautiful
hJR - Tropical Moods.
? as, Wayne Van D. ne
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KMO-News.
KVl-American school
kOMO-Glrl Alone. z:lo
Lone journey.
kJR-Zollmsn.
XII RIO - News AS.
Housewives. Inc
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EMO-Cooklns - nool
kNI-Glrl Inferno. ) -
Weird Today
kCMO Ecrnekeepcrs.
IS Cow. Reports
kJR The Nunro< ) -
VIE saver
KEC-Garl 1rtsrna
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Dale
XVI - a n n J strand
II IS. News
KOMO-Music
KJR - Dance Orchestra ,
Has Paul Carson
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns
II Midnight Concert
Hour. / A. NJ Hour OF
Reflection
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EONO - Sophisticated
Ladies. t0sS d. Kate
EJF HCuespur
kTRO- srplnes. 70 -
Songs OF = Dreamer
1900 \. VI.
EMO - Friendly VI En-
hors. ti-iS NIugst
arc Alexander.
kkI-Big = ster Ills
Aunt Jenny
KONO - Betty Croker.
iI.i5. Grlums dauEh-
fer
KJR-Our Hslf Hour.
kIRO-Biz SISTER
1880 4. VI.
HMO Radio GARDEN
Club IL IS. School o.
Ar
XVI - Fetcrer WIet
il4S. Home o. the
Brave
EOMO - valiant LADY.
Ils5. Iight o. World
EJR 49, Harmony me
Has News
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Nav
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nOMO-Grl Alone. . 10.
Lone journey.
kJR-Organ Concert
kIRO News 2 Is.
Housewives, Inc
$50 L. NJ.
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Bridge
KVl-Mystic Tunes : -
Scattergood Balres.
KOMO - Guiding Light;
AS LIE Beautiful
X JR - Dsncins with
Clancy ass Way ne
Van Dsne
KIRO-Stucio.
800 Z. VI.
EMo-SexS sos Orch
SIS Cookins school
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RHYTHM Roundup
EONO - Casino Orchss-
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SIS. Euc Barton
KIRO-Dr Malone. , IS
job Fincer.
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KMO-Iroubadors
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u IS. Woman Of Cour-
age
kONO-Pepper YOUNG
l2<S. Vic and Sads
KJR-Other wife "a IS
Plain Bill
ElPO Kate HCpktns.
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KMO-News. 10 IS. Phi
Harris
KVI-WorId Today 10 -
Dance Tunes
KOMO-Bal Ia BARN
Weeks
.KIRO - News Roundup,
10 AS Music. 10 80
Weather.
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Cow boy.
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kOMO - WsItzes. BIS.
JACK Armstrong.
KJR-Bud Barton
HiRO 49, Father Goose
SIS Captain Samislo
$3.50 p. NJ.
aMO - Shsfter Parker
5 IS Capt Midnight
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545 News. SIS Elmer
DAVIS
kOMO-Orchestra
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Midnight
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nam Lincoln
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SorE Treasury.
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Fluu,leT- AIS. NbC
News ROOM
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Nvrt and Nsrge
kOMO-Bsckstsge Wife.
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RJR Mother Of Nine
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KIRO-Serial
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Poetry sno Prose
kNI-Dor 2 Be Persona
Sis. Muse.
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Muse.
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porter. 6 Is. News.
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crsn
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EoreuekerA
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1918. Hollywood.
XVI Lite Beautiful
10 Is, Woman in White
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Howard Harding
KJR-Farn and Home
l0.15. Ineulrins Re
porter.
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Invitation 10 LEARNING
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Miner.
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dFen
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Mary Lee Taylor
EOMO Tune 7 m Q,
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Life. 10 as. News.
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News.
VI Martha Webster:
1915. News
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kJR - Orphans OF d.
vorce. has. Amanda
KIRO - Socie Girl:
i2iS. Song Treasury
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Marvin Dale.
KNI-Anita Carol.
ROMO-Dance Music.
KJP-M OWNS World
1i1S Dance Orch.
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KNf-Kate smith . Is
When a Girl Marries
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&C.
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Club.
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$50 4. NJ.
KNO happy Homes
? IS. Keep Fit 20 Mu-
SIC
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Our Gal Sunday
kOMO-J c Scott efo
Musical Handy Man.
kJR-Farm ana Home.
kIRO-Helen Trent
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KMO-Havsn Of Rest
XVI - Paul 6 L lllVa n
1913. Northwest News
EOMO News. 1910
Navy Talk
iKJR-Hotel Orchestra.
KIRO-NeWs Review
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KMO-Neus e4S. Words
and Music.
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Kathleen Norrls
X o MO - Studio. s45
Pianist
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Ann sterling
kfRO-GoldD trgs
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Aesf
kEI-Morning Almanac
sis. NeWs
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snts. Sis, News
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EMo-SeVE TiS. Dsvo-
tons
ky SlnElng 0cH land
us. March Time
kOMO-Iop o Morning
Is FeVer1es
kJf-Goepel Clinic. : Is
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kffO-RanEs Rhythm
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KMO-.1ahn 3 HUGHES
s4S. Treasure Chest
kAl-PTu4 GulZ
KOMO-Ebbe HcGee
KJP-NeUs SIS The
Inner Sanctun Mystery
RIRO-Prof Gun
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10 BE Continued
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EMO-Neus 7sS. Trade
sale
kkl-Neus rs Jane
Powers. Organist
KOMO - ReFeries. IS
san Hayes
kJR -BreaEfast CLUB
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Ec IS Weather.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
CRUDE YIELD OF
MONTANA IS UP
$4,000 BARRELS

An increase in crude production Of
! $4,000 barrels over the corresponding
period Of 1910 was reported by the
fiscal year report Of the Montana
Board Of Railway Commissioners iust
issued. The natural gas production In
crease for the same period was 2867.-
$4,000 cubic feet, rejecting the
! steppedup operations OF Montana
mines and shelters.
Most Of the increase in the crude
oil production was due to the rapid
development and new territory proven
In the south end Of Cut Bank field"
says the report. mo new fields we're
discovered within the state during the
year"
The summary shows a total OF lis
wells drilled In Cut Bank field during
the fiscal year ending Oct 81, 1871.
Included we're A oil wells on govern
ment land; SIS oil wells on state and
patented land; one gas wen on gov
eminent land; one gas well on state
and patented land; two gas wells
drilled on government land which were
dry, plugged and abandoned; nine
drilled on state and patented land,
dry and abandoned.
Only five exhausted wells in Cut
Bank field were plugged and aban-
doned in the fiscal year. including
Marshall -Reagan-Wilk No. /; r. G.
Tsrrant-Yunck No. 2; L. r. Hannah
State No. /; Dakota Montana Tribal
No. /, and Knudson g. Wigmore-Govt.
No. /.
Heavy abandonment Of old wells
was reported In Kelvin field. rejecting
the recovery Of casing and other equip
ment to meet the growing shortage due
to priorities. A total OF 70 wells were
drilled in Kelvin during the fiscal
year. the report shows, including IS
oil wells on government land; 80 oil
wells on state and patented land;
gas wells on state and patented land;
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Wyoming Tempo Increase
Coming As Result of War

CASPER-An increased tempo In
the oil fields of Wyoming is expected
in the next few weeks. despite the
approach Of winter, as a result Of the
war, with increased need for large oil
reserves as well as oil storage. The
several active wildcat tests are ex-
pected to develop the former and fur
ther prospecting is coming.
This week saw the completion Of a
well In Oregon Basin that flowed 325
barrels through 1-3 inch choke on the
tubing. II is Yale Petroleum -Atherly
No 2. In Sw SW3 NWa 33-52N-1O0W.
Production Is coming from the Embar
lime with saturation from 1855 to 3525.
Yale Is rigging up Frisby No. "a in
NE Swa NEl 32-52N-l0OW.
In Frannie field, astride the Wyo-
ming Montana border, Continental Oil
Co. swabbed $50 barrels In the first
"a hours from the Tensleep sand from
1923 to 3447 on N. P. No. 4, NV SW4
NEa 23-5sN-98w. Conttnental-N. P.
No. S, NV Nw3 SEA 23-5sN-9sw Is
rigging up.
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Four Wells Have Initial
OF 1,120 BbIs. With Two
Around $50 BbIs. Per Day


during In
this marking
ll2O abbtng
tied production Of
Frances Oh Co.. owned R c. Jfs Of Cut Bank the GOOdsn
completed Tribal with initial
$50 barrels Jeffes) Tribal sWl
25W Offg DaysTrbal producer which initial Of 1876
Cobb 206 2,
o in
initial o. n
In the
wabbed expected
harrelz In ham
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Big Oil Tonnage
For Railroads

Freight revenue Of the railroads in
1910 from gasoline and other petroleum
products totaled $232, 5000 an
amount approximately equal to all the
general property taxes paid by the
railroads during that year. Gasoline
constituted more than half Of the car
load shipments Of petroleum products
and. with other refined products, ac-
counted for one-seventh of all rail-
road revenue received during the year
for the carload movement Of manu-
featured products
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MahOney Dome

Sinclair Wyoming -AIahoney No. SER,
c NE3 NW3 34-28N -88W, is testing
after shooting the Tensleep sand with
nitro glycerin at 4399-5536.
Sinclair Unit NO. ga. @ NWa NEa
34-26N-88W, drilling, 1880.
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Lost Soldier

Sinclair Wyoming Hughes NO. g.
CIVIL SW3 SW4 2-27N-sOW. drilling,
1901.
Wyoming No 104-A, SW3
NW3 l126-90W, is rigging up with
rotary tools
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Superior Oil-Tribal No. /, @ gEa
SWa 15-3N-lW, drilling with rotary
tools at 1900, with 20-irich surface pipe
at ITO and 1885 at 1895, intended az
a deep test through the Pennsylvanian
system.
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leases In the field under his own name,
Frances OH having two valuable In
dian leases numbered 202 and 1877.
Cobb Reagan Jackson No. S, NE NE3
NEi 5-32-5W, is a location 1t is 300
feet south of the north line and 382
feet west of the east line Of the sec
ton