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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

1. How much production Is expected
from this area to meet the overall
situation, and
2. How much oil is this area capable
OF producing now if all wells are
worked at capacity-suggestin the
desirability Of producing all Montana
fields on a 100 percent basis for a
period Of 80 days to demonstrate the
availability of crude and to fill the
100000 barrels of storage capacity now
available. Replying, Knowlton wrote:
''This will acknowledge your letter
Of May IA, concerning the production
status of Montana fields and the part
that these fields viii be called upon
to play In the war program.
'The state regulatory bodies In Mon
tana have advised this office that vir-
tuaIly all fields in the state are now
producing as much crude oil as can
reasonably be expected. This does not
apply, of course, to the Kevin-Sun-
burst field in which the volume Of
increased production Is limited by the
capacity of available outlets.
"If the productive capacity of Mon
tana fields is not fully established,
some plan for determining the ca
pacity might be an advisable study.
Such a program should be worked out
with the state regulatory bodies and
should not involve methods which
might be detrimental to the reservoirs.
'Your letter refers to the advisable
ity of developing more concerted effort
among producers in the state OF Mon
tana in attacking the problems that
have arisen because Of the war. This
is an excellent suggestion and it is
believed that your organization Is in
an admirable position to assume the
leadership in bringing about q better
understanding of what constitute the
more important detectives that should
be striven for.
"Oil operators In Montana should
endeavor to improve the efficiency Of
their production operations and In
crease the productive capacity of the
state. Most important of all is the
need to search for new fields In order
to fortify the ability to supply the
war needs for oil.
your assistance in promoting eff
fective cooperation by Montana OPP
orators in the war program viii be
appreciated"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
AIOIO Drilling Gas
Wells for SheLbu

Holding that the drilling Of more gas
wells in Shelby gas field is necessary
and appropriate in the public inter-
est and to the promotion of the war
program, the WPB has granted ex-
ceptions for three gas well locations
to Consolidated Gas Co. of Shelby,
which supplies the town with natural
gas. The locations do not conform to
the 640-acre spacing arrangement pro-
vided by Order M-68. They are:
Center NE3 SEA Sec. 33-33N-2W.
Center NE3 SW3 Sec. 3-32N-2W.
Center NWa SW3 Sec. 2-32N-2W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

Resolved, by the Montana Oil g. Gas
Producers association,
That we respectfully protest against
the proposed nationwide ratioring Of
gasoline and especially gasoline ra-
tioning within the state Of Montana
formation of this association is to
cooperate in all respects with the fed
eral, state and local governments to
aid in the successful prosecution Of
the war. We are committed 100 per-
cent to carry out any necessary meas
ures that may be decided upon by
those in authority to that end but
before decision to ration the entire
nation, particularly Montana, on its
supply of gasoline is made, we re-
Continued ON Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
ENFIELD HAS
PROSPECTS FOR
GOOD PRODUCER

Enfield OH Co.. one of the younger
firms operating In Kelvin field, this
week appeared to have scored it's
seventh success. with the completion
Of its zachor NO well on the east
side, in Sc NE8 NWa 2O-35-1W. Find
ing oil In the top Of the lime at 1884
feet. it was treated with 1000 gallons
Of hydrochloric acid and is now test
ing There was 200 feet of oil in the
hole, which Is a large showing for
this part Of the field and indicative
Of good producer.
Kelvin field is showing more activity
now than any time before In years.
as a result Of increased purchases by
The Texas Co, and purchases Of high
gravity crude by Canadian buyers.
During the past week the producing
properties Of Jack Agen on the west
side. we're connected onto the West
Kelvin pipeline Of the Coolidge inter-
ests and this oil will be going to Cam
ada. Kelvin runs to Canada are now
up to 800 barrels per day and win be
up to 700 barrels shortly.
The Enfield well was one Of two
competitions.
Handbook OiI-State A No. 10, NV
NE4 SW3 36-36-2W, found Sunburst
sand at i602-1620 with a showing Of
oil. 1t is now standing Seven-inch
casing was set at 1900 feet.
Handbook OiI-State A No. II was
spotted in SW NE4 NW3 36-38-2W,
and has rig up.
o-American- EngIe No. 1, Sc SEA
SWa 35-36-3W, is drilling at 1900 feet
and due for completion during the
coming week. It will provide possible
north extension to the Rocky Ridge
pool
CrumIey & sons-Fryberger No. "a.
SW NE3 SW1 24-35-3W, drilling, l12S.
Reichoff- Parent Bannister No. 1,
SW SEA SW3 35-37-3W, drilling, 600.
Parrent-Davis No. /, g SEA SW4 g.
36-3W, southwest Of the West Sun
burst discovery well, was drilled on
down into the lime and found sulphur
water at 2095. Former depth was 2063
where there was a good showing OF
oil. 1t was acidized and the acid
seemed to injure rather than help
Slim" Parent expressed the belief
that the pool viii center north of the
discovery well. He is preparing to re-
sumo operations on his McAlpine NO.
l, SW NWt SEA 25-37-3W, directly
north, IN the immediate future. His
AAoSSFNAy well CDlblAucS 70 pIpQuC6
at approximately the same rate as its
initial and when shut down for a day
It starts flowing.
Big West-Drake No. /, Sw Sws Nw3
32-35-4W. east Of the new gas area
opened up by three recent producers,
In the Kevin-Cut Bank midway area,
IS drilling at 225.
Crumley a ArOnson-Jarrett No. 8,
SW3 NE3 29-35-2W, drilling, 325.
Consolidated Gas-Hugi No. 2, NV
NWa NW3 14-35-3W, and Consolidated
Gas-Lutz NO. 4, c NEa SEA S3-33-2w,
N the gas area, are both rigging I'D,
stin handicapped by muddy roads.
Yealey-Sha No. IL, NE NEa Sw3
35-36-2W, in the Sunburst discovery
pool, Is standing with rods and tubing
pulled; depth, i843. Failing to get OH
N the Sunburst sand 1t was drilled
INTO the lime where showing Of OIL
vas acidized On test It made only
water.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
kelvin RUNS UP
1920 BBLS. PER
DAY LAST WEEK

Kelvin -Sunburst field oil production
mounted to 1920 barrels per day dur
ing the week ended June z. a new
record Of recent years. as The Texas
Co. began taking more oil from every
lease in the field Kelvin had been
producing around 5000 barrels per day
and increased runs began on May 20.
Not until the first week OF the month
did Kelvin operators get around to de-
livering increased quantities Of crude
as many leases had to be completely
repaired and many wells had TO be
reconditioned.
Cut Bank field showed a drop In
production during that week, dropping
from 1924 barrels to 1864 barrels
per day. This is largely attributed TO
the fact that Cut Bank operators
usually clear out their lease storage
in the last week Of the month, thus
giving light pipeline runs in the sue
ceeding week Despite the Cut Bank
drop, the average for the entire state
was little short of the total for the
preceding week, totaling q, 357 bar
rels per day.
Nominations for crude by refiners
and exporters for the month Of July
are being gathered by the OH Conser-
walton board. to be forwarded to the
Office Of Petroleum Co-ordinator, and
total nominations are approximately
the same as the June figures. The
June nominations were In excess Of
$4,000 barrels per day but the recon-
mended production rate fixed by the
OPC was 23,400 barrels. Unless Cut
Bank production is increased. Mon
tana will fail to make even that av-
erage.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

The new producer Is q quarter
of a mile west and one location
north Of the Frances OIL Co.'S
LOCO barrel well, completed last
year. That was the largest Cut
Bank sand well ever completed In
the field. One larger well, the
Santa Rita-Lander No. /, produces
from the upper Sunburst sand, q
shallow horizon.
The Hanl0n well found Cut
Bank sand at 1928 and oil rose
rapidly in the hole as drilling con-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

tinued. When the bit reached 27A4
ii began flowing out Of control
and drilling stopped, with about
10 feet TO 20. An effort was made
to swab Il down. to resume drilling
to the bottom Of the sand but no
progress had been made In this
effort at last reports. 1t Is possible
that when IL Is completely drilled
in II win equal the Frances OIL Co.
well, located in NE corner SEA
Mel Sec. 30-32N-5W.
HanIOn's No. wen on this lease
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

swabbed 800 barrels per day, an
average well for this pool Frances
oil Co, organized by r. C. Jeffries
Of Cut Bank, drilled three wells
on It's lease. the second swabbing
$50 barrels and the third. 155 bar
reIs in the first "a hours.
The Hanl0n wen brought good
cheer to the town Of Cut Bank
which has had unseemingIy bad
news, with completion Of several
very small wells in recent weeks.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
HANLON WELL AT CUT BANK FLOWS
At RATE OF II BARRELS PER HOUR

flowing oil well which be of the largest Cut Bank sand
producers Cut Bank field history reported this week the
Tribal pool the extreme south end the field and last
making ~ barrels the of 700 barrels
The well owned by William HanOn of Shelby successful indie
pendent superintendent of
Co. his second well the lease known HanOn Tribal 1876 No. g.
Sc NWA NEA 3O-32-5W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
Oil Men Voice Opposition to
Gasoline Rationing in Montana

resolution length
question Of aonng gasoline Montana this
Copies being sent to the president Secretary %
administrator
The resolution deity that
vote their energies to winning the than critical situations"
of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13
Find More Oil Fields, IS
OPC War Effort Advice

oil producers should search for fields order to fort the
Knowon director
ducn the Office Of Petroleum Coordination in letter to James W.
Knowons reply to the association inquiry regarding
participation
The inouirv asked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

CANNON golf and polo but little sense is required
10 indulge IN bowling, gin rummy. croquet and
horseshoe pitching.
Latter games were all designed for those who
wanted 10 give their minds a complete rest.
Now / have reader in Portage, Wis. That's
IONA Gales home town iona, sood-iooking.
for the first time until she was past % years
of age.
4 GOOD song TO revive would be You
n Have Fifty Million NephewS. Uncle Sam
Blondes who sell their hair for use in making
of airplane instruments get from So TO S. for 2
ounces which is the average amount sold
Mentioning this before l said did not know
how long it takes blonde TO grow z ounces OF
hair An expert on the matter says II takes
blonde about four years TO grow that amount
II has been said
"A bachelor Is a souvenir OF some woman who
found better man at the last moment
Probably something TO this. Ninety per cent
Of the bachelors over 80 have been turned down
by at least one woman they wanted TO marry.
CLEM MCCARTHY and Joe Hernandez are the
~ best radio announcers Of horse races. Bill
Corum is the best fight announcer.
The late Graham McNamee may not have
been the best general announcer but he was tops
with me- AS for the rest of the announcers
remember their voices but not their names.
Sarah Bernhard claimed:
"Three-tenths OF good appearance In woman
Is due to nature; seven-tenths to dress"
HDEPLYING 10 the BOstonian who says no
~ woman Is pleasantly proportioned unless she
has figure like Rita Hayworth," writes a
Chicago matron II would like To lay 100 TO
that said gentleman has either physique like a
dred-up insect most probably a blOated up
toad.
NO doubt he fancIes himself a second Victor
Mature.
Would you ask this BostOnian to send in
full length photo of himself TO give us poor
Chicago women a treat.
ITS been n long while since have seen man
80 perfectly proportional he could criticize women
whose figures do not compare TO Rita Hay
worth's
what Is this Adonis doing In Boston, why
isn't he In Hollywood"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
On Broadway

DATRIOTIC DEPT: much-married playboy
Il confided TO Russell Swami that he didn't
think he'd get married this year.
'Why not:" asked Russell "Fed up with
wOmen?"
NO" said the playboy. 81 just don't think
1t would be patriotic gesture at this time"
EAvORITE LINES OF ATTACK: COR Lines
of Least Resistance): This probably sounds
like line. but l can get you a screen test
You make me hear Spanish guitars playing
Why must you be maternal?
You remind me of the only girl ever loved.
Oh, nuts. One more brandy never hurt any
body.
inhibitions are the sign of small person.
Your youth refreshes me, really.
Aw. you just haven't any gypsy blood in YOU
Did anyone ever tell you that you look like
Hedy LAMAR?
TNHE charming little old lady who sells posies
at 45th and Broadway. When you buy some-
thing she says, God bless you" as if she means it.
The restaurant MacArthurs confidently win
ming the war between courses.
The small-time bookies who start with dime
and think that dollar is big bet
The booking-agents who ready TO share
the profits of your talent.
The Red Cross volunteers soliciting funds In
the nightclub lobbies-most Of them pretty as
the show girls inside.
rTNHE dainty sandwich woman at Times Square,
l. who can spout enough cuss words to make
a truck-driver blush.
The slap-happy pug with out-of-tune features
plastered across his face, who never does any
thing but talk about the comeback he is going
10 make.
The ex-playboys who are now in uniform and
are finally doing something worth while with
their lives-one of the wars little victories.
The character who is mentally out-of-jo joint,
who walks along Shubert Alley shouting opinions
about the plays in town.
TIVE actors who always are knocking Holly
Il wood but never mention that they don't 60
there because they've never been invited.
Chinatown youngsters listening to the bah
games and sprinkling their conversation with the
latest 1--WE talk.
The traffic cops with amazing patience. They
have TO deal with more dopes than psychiatrist.
The chorines whose lives are supposed TO be
filled with silks, satins and penthouses sitting IN
drug stores nbbling on sandwich and slipping
a soda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

play Catherine the Great for United Artists.
Bert Hanlon, Spencer Charters and other
familiar faces from lin front of the Palace on
Broadway" arguing out the same things in front
of the Hollywood-PlaZa Hotel on Vine ST.
Pepino of the FL Morocco set sitting on
lighted cigaret. but not for long.
GABLES IN OUR ALLEY: At the premiere Of
~ ALI Hitchcocks "Saboeur" in Washington,
some critics were discussing the film.
One said he didn't believe the 5th Columnsts
in it were based on the Cliveden Set TO which
FDR referred recently.
"Oh, don't know" one Congressman OBJ
served sarcasticay. Ito me the picture calls a
spade-a scoundrel!
The success of the picture recalls F.P.A's
observation:
"HOw could My Gal Sal have been wild sort
OF a devil-and dead on the level?"
Consuelo Flowertons form OF criticism:
Every time she opens her mouth she puts
her Freud I'm It,"
BOUT YEAR AGO Gladys Shelly wrote
"A How Did He Look?" but due TO the ASCAP
radio situation nothing happened 10 the song.
London publisher then took IL over and II
became the number one song on the British hit
parade.
Joan Merrill next picked up the song, and in
"PrioriteS" she stops the show with IT.
In short the song, written by an American,
had to go TO England to be hit in the L. S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

musical film version OF Trlby.
For those who may wish TO compare their
tootsieS with those Of Miss Zorina. measurements
\of her feet are:
"Shoe size 6-B. length OF foot 81 inches.
width at ball Of foot inches, circumference at
instep 81 inches"
"YOu lantern jawed ape writes a Los
Angeles admrer.
"Why dodge the issue the wearing Of
Stacks by women. Those words in Deuteronomy
to what apparel women should wear mean
exactly what they say. And sO-called stacks
definitely copy OF male apparel And are
not distinctly feminine apparel as YOU claim.
"Don't let yourself he dominated by women.
Don't let them scare you. II you do you will
regret IT,"
COMEBODY seems always ready to defend
~ anything A San Franciscan claims il takes
intelligence to play croquet II takes intelligence
TO play billiards, chess, poker. pinochle, back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16


OF Mothers Day WAS
made by Frank T..
Herring, teacher, orator.
Humanitarian. In com
memorauon of Mothers
Day and In honor OF it,
beloved founder the fra
ternal Order OF Eagles
erects this tablet, May
10, 1881"
TIiE actress having
l. the most beautiful
feet. according 10 the
result of an extensive
research by the In
s;tiute OF Human Art.
Is Vera Zorina. They
should star Vera in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

rades snap the shutters.
Charlie Chaplin be-
ing asked by a Cana
dian seaman:
Ts your ma IN Q
Charlie Chaplin ?"
eyes, IL Is" said the
star.
"Well, shake hands,"
said the sailor, "my
names Charlie, too.
I'm Charlie Haynes Of
TOrOntO"
'Ow jolleh!
Carole Lands and
Nancy Kelly. Rose
Davies and Patrice
Runyon.
Mae West, who will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

Neuer say no 10 lore,
II Is sOiftiy passing By
IL thriUes siCeet consent
And the tenderness OF sigh
It's tcings are made of kisses
And the crystals OF a tear
Say maybe" perhaps"
But nerer mo" my dear.
Lewis Bryant Moore.
A s TO who originated Mothers Day the fol-
"A lowing is inscribed on tablet at Englishs
Opera House. Indianapolis, Ind
ION this site Sunday, Feb. :, 1904. the first
known nthlic pIea for n nationwide obser yance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Walter WiHcHeU

FACES ABOUT TOWN. Lady Sylvia Fairbanks
doug Fairbanks widow sinking into
chair with heavy sigh after dancing with a
Canadian sailor at the USO affair in the Beverly
Hills Hotel
Kay Francis in makeup at the same shndig,
posing with uniformed fellows-while their com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
On the Side
Il. v. During

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Vp CJNJA-Hamiiton Mt virginia Park
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
War Work Wanted
Plants EG"iPPed Ia
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CAss MACHlNE lnteuaieHicual grind
Ing Jigs. nNtitcs. 6sl Antliueue Trinity
1-i36O
ELITE TOOL COMPANY $3.50 Benhain-
Dies, iigs. machine Work Plaza 35if
GORMAN PRODUCTS Tools aes ltt
fixtures. 920 West seven Mile Townsend
1850
uARRINGTO.. Too Company Cutting
tools. small gauges. fixtures. 7l36 West
Chicago.
JAMES ". GEORGE MACHINERY COM
pANY- Tools equipment $40 East
Jefferson Melrose 25ul
LIvERNOIs Welding Company s6il
Livernois- Specializing Boa tool fixture.
rcs weIdiuE. urtt-C'as- woIhmansiIp. 'up
service; estimates giady gwen Hogarth
4f67.
LEVELS REPAIRED All make 1880
Anna tCba.m,rs near Hau'bul Pius'ce
1'tl
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straight Plug cages Townsend 5000.
LUMBER available Tor additions and alter
s'Iors prompt DELIVERIES
INTERSTATE ASPHALT LUMBER CO
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For Every One

.ChNARIES - Guaranteed singers sl"n
pe MONKEY. 1929 Grand RIVER. Fe'
upp>
COCKER SPANIEL. ped creed puppies
Prices right ideal Christmas gifts 1885
Yosemite
PUNCH CAN Like msRic-hot chocolate
McInerNy. Incorporated, go West EiLA-
beth
CONSULT N. enlarged Real H. ATE LET
iurs IN the Dig sunday Times Want ~
Section
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.30
Cash ana carry s. 20 IS years ezper'-
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Rus ks 1922 Rrpadstree' no 800
4 BEAUTIFUL ruG and uphols,ercf fur.
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insured s1f2 So 5u. tHsn ard carry - 20
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$3.50 fireman. T1ler $1,000
JABHO BROTHERS carpet, itna.eHW
Service Binding -rHFrHtFf. '' car y
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SCFTHWFSTERS carpet ClesnIrr fiI
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Telephone HOEsr'h 500
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XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Laundrics

DAMP WASH. nat iressG. 20 pounds SLi5;
LN Laundry Townsend 1864
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IA The biz sunday Times Want "A
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For Her

HEADQUARTERS f3r genuint Orange
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rings Hugo VonBurE 2200s Grand River
PERFUMES. Culoenes assorted giit sct.
beautifully boxed. 1882 Graiipi thtrr5
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

SERVICE RUG CLEANING co -GusTsr
fpsG Insured 1880 LaWndsls Lafayette
Eirtv ODD 2-sol0.
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For Him

BRISTLE and badger Leather shave
brushes. clippers SHEARS Noniers III
GratIui
HANDMADE Christmas ties. large as
sentiments. Si-mote. Cuitcts, Bo1h
cadillac Hotel
PANTS personal go 90 The Pants
store. 1871 Broadway open evenings.
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Horses and Vehicles

BUS 90 NE door Hsyrifes slcighrides
Three ana fiye-gatcd horses for sale
H1rtCs boarded also Worthwhile stables
$500 West Seven Mile road. Narhvli
llLAM-