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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-01-21
YOUR DOLLAR
By Consumers Union
Mems Woven Shorts

Men 5 SnOfIS COST ABOUT lUC pair
more than they did last year. On top
of that, Consumers Union technicians
found that almost all of them are
skimped in one or more measurements.
Ten pairs of the 81 Gu tested were so
badly slimped shorts, some of them
well advertised brands, were sold at
prices as high as 81 as well as at low
prices. Therefore no matter what
price you pay, examine carefully the
shorts YOU buy. Unfold them to make
sure they have the necessary fullness.
Make sure about the colorfastness too.
Unless coOrfaStnes> is guaranteed, it's
safer TO stick to solid colored or white
broadcloths. Solid colors should be
washed separately to prevent staining
of other clothes.
Consumers Union tested "a brands
for fit. construction and fabric quality.
Best Buys were Leeds (Schulte Cigar
Stores, Soc Craftsman (J. G. Penney,
39c); Pilgrim Nobility (Sears Roe
buck, 69c plus po>tage) and Health
gard Standard Quality (Montgomery
Ward, 49c plus postage). Other good
quality shorts We're BVD and Varsity.
both at 81.
X X X
Sheets
| Many of the sheets now being sold
as first quality are actually of second
or inferior quality. twenty-five of the
81 sheets recently tested by Gu were
seconds, although they were sold as
frsts. This is violation of OPAs re-
uuirement that seconds be labeled as
such and sold at reduced price. In adj
ditiOn, 9 of the sheets did not comply
with OPA's requirements for tensile
strength.
When you buy sheets as firsts, eX-
anime each one carefully. If it has
small imperfectiOns which make it a
second, ask for another sheet or for a
| 1870 discount, as required by OPA.
| Oil stains or mend marks make sheet
Il second, but do not affect the wear.
But missing threads, or threads not
caught into the weave, wilk affect the
wear and should be avoided.
Best Buys of the muslin sheets
tested by Gu We're: Sears Guest
Chamber; ($1.64 plus postage) Pen
ney's Pence ($169); and Wards
Treasure Chest ($l.64 plus postage).
Other high quality muslins were In
dian Head, Dwight Anchor, Pequot
and Golden Gate.
4 X 4
Laundry Soap
Although soap is practically Il by
product of one of The wars most i'm
portant industries (glycerine manufac-
ture) and although soap supplies are
plentiful, most of the brands of laun-
dry soap tested by Consumers Union
have gone up in price. Some have gone
up as much as 500. Despite this
trend, other brands have gone down
in price.
GU tests show that, advertising
claims Notwithstanding, all soaps OF
the same type will launder clothes
equally we'll under the same conditions
\ few hard-Waer areas need special
Sofleners. But for most areas, Man
haitian Flakes (39c at A&P super
markets. are the best buy of the soaps
GU tested. They are white flakes Will
Il tetra sodium pyrOphosphate builder
(watcr Softcner) which will not harm
silks, rayonS or WOolenS that unbuilt
soaps won't harm. They are as gentle
as are Ivory and Lux, the tests show
and more efficient in hard water areas
And they cost less than 12c per pound
of dry soap as compared with over 31(
for Lux and Ivory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Situation. Wanted-mais

DRIVER. co.o-et woman. experienced.
ttucS Or delivery. Atter p. m. call
IT, 222ls.
E%PFRTENt I'D grocery store clerk ard
meat cutter wants position. Waite 1854
East Garfield Or call Plaza 1926
.TYPI%G WANTED -AddressIrs. etc have
Royal 10 carriage; spare time az nome
craig 1901 23rd
COLORED- on pension ust out active ard
wish 20 secure war work general offce
experience TH'r tfucaN9n 4. IT Walker,
}2f watson ST AT. a.
COLORED-Fehx Carroll and wife two
-rria- children, want place ~ CaretaKer.
paut miaa work. Trinity l-s6ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Furniture. Household Goods

a BEAUTIFUL sSl2 AK~inster rug. bius
Irti pattern IsFf two mouths. ti1.
N...-t.s tIY tfraf.1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Situations Wonted-Femdie

BUNDI rs NJ laundry taken; cash and
carry TYLER 7-s07G
BUNDLE Washing-Bung & ana carry
It Townsend 1-02il
CURTAINS neatly stretched 7oc pair. also
six bundles. 1888 Maple Fl'zr0y 6372
EXEERlENCEp cclored LADY wants ms.
WaT1 washing, laundry, week "orK.
Temple 1909
EXPERIENCED colcred girl wishes day
Vorh, IS ana esrfare. Townsend 6-7s)A.
Girl. 20 care for children -~--,-ee- i--v--r-
n0ls.Gtand River section. DAWSON $3.50.
LADY PAPERHASGER wants work. also
house cleaning Olive 3ft8 AFTER
MIDDLE-AGED colored lady wants clean
ing job, starting a. 5 o'clock. Tyler
s-6T6s
COLORED lady Rlshes laundry WnIk, 81
and carfare Trinity i6333.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Female Help Wanted
COLORED

WOMEN Tor hospital work IN laundry ard
maids: no objection 10 co.ored. See Miss
snyder iss Highland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
LIVrENOIs MnVING
LaWns, Gardens, Supplies
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

FOR VICTORY Garden PLANTS
ALGtKS FLOWERS 21s32 WOODWARI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Girls Tor specialized laundry work 70 sK-
periFncs necessary.
Fagltless curtain Laundry ana Cleaners.
fl3T ElmbirSt.
COLORED co6king JoF washing. stay
oF e1 eert pay Uniygrsity soto
COLORED WOMEN FOR dishwashing six
days. steady york. good paw. Apply
after p. m The Todfle House. $500
woodward
COLORED V5.trssses experienced, good
hours. pleasant working conditions, APP
rly 37ii Fentelt
CoLORED night maid. Prefer ono who
can sew. Norwood Hotel $50 East
Adams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

DOMESTIC RUG cleaning; Guaranteed
workwa ushlp. insured; sx12 So sol
1000 Joseph Campau HCgarth 02ts
JARRO BROTHERS Expert cleaningI
WaKeoyer binding. sizing Cleaning spsy
=t-..-1+-z-x= * tz---r-e -s-EI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Dancing Instructions
BE POPULAR

--- Ii IIIFt+IsAIS--
Learn 10 waltz, fox trot. rumba eonsa
special course. 80 So Tranon school Oh
-Laa--a- - - p44+-..t ~
II NDu nave taken lessons and faile1
% learn dancing let me prove that
can teach YOU. .spano School, 1913 Wood
ward. Studio Fl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
High Honor
5 Detroit Masons Nominted
for 33d Degree

Five Detroit MaSons are among
the Ii MichiganderS who have
been nominated for the 33rd de-
gree, highest honor in Masonry.
according 10 announcement re-
ceived here today from the lodges
supreme council in session at
Buffalo. n. Y.
They are Or. Albert a. Hughes,
grand master OF Michigan Ma
sonic Lodge and Wayne County
coroner; Vaughan Reid, John l..
Bulkler, James b. Ellsworth and
Frederick II. Morse.
Outstate nominees are: Senator
Arthur II. Vandenberg; Charles
G.. Mahana Of Three Rivers;
James r. Hooper of Grand Rap
ids; Paul G.! Strawhecker; Law
renee V. Johnson of Marquette:
Edward NJ. Sharpe, Arnold j..
Copeland and Howard N. Mac
Donald of Bay City. and Ralph
NJ. Hunter of Midland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
just Resting
Ysnk Failed 10 Reveal
Serious Wounds

A war department telegram to-
day clarified for David Ribiat Of
1916 Lee Place. the recent letter
from his son, Pvt Jack Riblat
%, in which the son wrote:
II have seen action. bat am
feeling fine. Am resting now"
The telegram said that Pvt.
RibIat had been seriously wounded
in action Aug 4 in the Southwest
Pacific and had been evacuated
from the theater OF war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
No Coal Crisis
Here, City Told

Predictions o. a coal shortage
for Detroit this winter were
termed "unfounded" today by
Joseph Z Wolff. commissioner Of
buildings and safety engineering
Wolff reported 10 the common
council that there was no reason
10 believe II would be necessary
lto lower the city's coal standards
as set by the smoke ordinance.
The Detroit coal bureau had re-
quested a suspension Of the smoke
ordinance on the ground that low
volatile fuel meeting ant-smoke
requirements would not be avail
able in sufficient quantity TO
meet DetroitS needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Purse Sndt(her Given
; 10 10-Yedr Sentence

Earl 6 Waltiere Is, must spend
from three TO 10 years In state
prison for larceny Recorder s
Judge John p. Scallen ruled
yesterday.
The youth knocked down and
robbed Mrs Martha ForSythe of
1900 Van Dyke of her purse con-
tanning $40 and her ration book,
juno 80. police reported. A 10
ycar-old boy who accompanied
Waltierc was arrested and turned
over 10 juvenile authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
GudddIcdndIV Vel
Pins His Luck TO
Idol

Marine Platoon Sgt. Max J.
Koplow, 81, of Cleveland. a
wounded hero of Guadalcanal, be-
lieves in good luck charms, just
as many another fighting man
does, but he'll tell you that the
hardest working little charm has
TO have an aSslstant-adequate
equipment.
Sgt. Koplow should know. He
carried Jo-Jo. a thick-lipped big
cared, hand carved mahogany idol
through some of the toughest
going in the Southwest Pacific
and, everywhere Jo-Jo went, Kop-
lows outfit had the most in
credible luck.
The big sergeant, now a con-
Valescent= st=the Great Lakes
Naval Hospital IS touring De-
troit and Michigan war plants,
telling his story
The charm held while they had
equipment.
81 found JO-JO i'm an aban-
doned native hut on Florida
Island" Koplow said. Every
thing was peaceful while he was
along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

nnonds.
S m e Of
the flood
b a n k So
licitors a re
pre- city dis
gusted with
an executive
who wouldn't
give his pint
because I'm
going due k
hunting in a
few days"
Instead Of
w r 1T i n &
free" in the
p o S I a & e
stamp corner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
IDOL LEFT BEHIND

"On Oct, 81, we were sent to
head off the Japs along the
same river. We were allowed
only emergency ratiOns and so
Jo-,IO was left behind. But so
was much Of the equipment. My
best friend was killed that day.
IF we'd had enough equip
ment. he'd be here today and /
wouldn't have had half my leg
shot off"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
They Gave Their Men--Wi You Add Your Bond:

The day after Pearl Harbo George W. Cocka arrived his
home at 1149 Waybun with something important his
mind. He and Mrs. Crockatt and their only chdGeorge w.
Crocka Jrsat down and talked it They agreed that
American could keep his serespect without fighting back with
Yankee determination each the full of his ability
the father World War went back with
the signal corps Mrs Crockatt returned her old teacher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
MISSED BY SHELLS

"Once, on Gavutu Island, the
Jap fleet shelled every position
except ours. Then, when we
left GaVutu for Guadalcanal in
a transport loaded with high
Octane gasoline, a squadron of
Jap planes went after us.
"Jo-JO was with It's and we
didn't get scratch. We shot
down seven Jap planes in that
20-mile trip"
Koplow's outfit was stationed
along the Lunga River for a week
There was no activity until they
moved out. That day, the Japs
dropped a dozen 5OO-pound bombs
in the exact place the outfit had
Just left
Another time, along the
Lunga." Koplow remembered.
the NipS plastered bombs all
around our fONholes, but no one
was hurt. Jo-JO was in my
pack"
Then tragedy struck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

the Stevens Mason School Crosse Pone and thereafter
their flying bomber.
Meanwhile in Inkser another only child fighting mad
because of the japanese stab the back He Benjamin Clarke
Jr of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of 27S60 Michigan
the but leaving married Dorothy
Gregory, and today they have yearod
Young Crockatt and young Clarke became close friends the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

MEAT. CHEESE. FATS
Red y. Y. Valid 10 oct. @
Brown A, B-Valld 20 Oct 2.
Brown valid 20 Oct 20
Brown D-Valid oct 3 20 oct, 30.
SUGAR
Stamp it--5 pounds 70 Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp is, iB-5 lbs. each 20 Oct 81.
SHOES
stamp is-i pair valid indefinitely.
Atrplane stamp l--Vahd Nov. 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

DOWNTOWN NOTEBOOK:
= That Sill 900 trinket in the show
window of a jewelry store is
not a paste imitation, as the
wiseacres tell you. It's real dia-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
PeniCiIIin Boy
Greets Father
In High Spirits

Suspense gave way TO JOY when
Walter +. Bridges. the father OF
little Johnny Bridges, victim of a
serious bone infection, found his
son very much improved" after
treatment with the rare drug,
penicillin.
II was d ighte d TO find
Johnny laxative, full of child
ish pranks, and in high spirits"
said b ri d geS, tool and die
worker who flew TO Detroit
from Philadelphia late yester-
day. eff he continues 10 i'm
prove, I may be able To return
TO my war job in a day or two"
Sharing Bridges optimism was
DR.. Milton j. Robb, who is at
tending the boy in Receiving Hos
pital.
While pointing out that definite
results of the use Of penicillin in
Johnny's case will not be known
Immediately. DR. Robb said the
boys condition now appears fa-
voTabie.
Rushed to the boys bedside
through intercession of The De-
troit Times and DR.. Robb, peni-
cillin was first administered to
the patient late Saturday night,
when little hope was held for his
recovery.
Mrs. Bridges of S455 Catalan
has remained at her sons bedside
constantly.
Western sycamore trees are Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

service Crockatt became lieutenant and pilot and Clarke be-
sergeant and gunner the ship Today they
missingLt Crockatt 20 and Sgt Clarke at % The
eutenants father still in the service fighting HIS with
Japan and the Nazs and Mrs Crocatt is still teaching
Can you read about Americans like these and the millions of
others who fighting desperate and swell with pride
your swinging? back
and let this third loan drive fail?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
PROGRESSED FOODS

Blue 4, V, N-VaAd % Oct 90
Blue \, \, T. Valid tomorrow
GASOLINE
A-Coupou SIS gallons 20 Nov 81
FUEL OIL
Period B-li gallons, expires today
Period I new seTiesl 10 gallons for
each unit until Jan. 3
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLINES
A Today. BOct. 81, Nov. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

Western sycamore trees are OF
little commercial Importance ex-
cept to produce protective growths
along the streams in dry areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

The mayor sent the letter to
the department of parks and
recreation and the department
officials showed it TO us.
We think these kids are talk
ing sense.
y We >think their idea is prac-
tical.
If the board OF education is
interested, we think il would be
. fine thing What more can we
Say7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Photo by Times stan Photographs
nh 0Hcs aMrDHrW

The radiant bride Of The aweri Tradition Diamond h
cleaning backed by Sears Guarantee Certificate and 5oyear rea
record OF quality everlasting and always complete sci
SEE why more than half million Americas oe brides prefer distinguish
"Iadton. Diamonds for their
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16
Well on Top of
Rin.rOck Makes
$50 Barrels

Although shut down part Of the
time owing TO breakage of equip
ment and shortage of manpower,
the Cobb & Coolidge producer in.
the high gravity pool atop the rim.
rock west of Kelvin delivered 1000
barrels of oil into the pipeline dur
ing the first week on production,
according to z. B. Coolidge. In the
last "A hours reported 1t made $50
barrels with a trace OF water
Big West Oil Co. is preparing to
drill one-half mile west of the big
producer. High Gravity OIL Co. viii
drill north offset to the Cobb &
Coolidge well and Rimrock Oil Co.
win have two offsets to the pro-
posed Big West well.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16

total depth, 1851; scidlzed. 500 gal:
So Dbl. per day.
PARRENT.MacALPTNR NO. r.
SW NWA SEN 25-37-SW
50 inch casing set at 1925, circulated
with aquagel; Sunburst sand. 1875
1912, dry; finch cemented ut 1895;
Madison lime contact 2962, no show;
total depth. 20Ss abandoned.
PREvOL q sHAY-(sOvT. UNIT no. a.
Spudded 7-14-43. Sunhurst sand 1t 1919.
Completion. s-22-43; Madison contact,
total depth, 1915 plugged back 70 1910;
acidized, 500 gallons, testing
REICHOFF.BANNEsTER no. IA
SW SEA- SW% 35-3T-SW
Drilling, Sumburst sand. 1S30-1845, dry.
COMPLETION. S-1T-4S; total depth, 2081;
Madison lime contact, 207z. show of oil
and water; shot 80 quarts and so quarts,
no result; abandoned.
SUPERIOR PETROLEUM-GOEDD S
Sc NEA SWM i2-35-3W
Rig up.
TExACO-REEG NO. s
Sc sen SWA 14-35-2W
Spudded 10-14-43: drilling, So
TExAC0-KENNY NO. ST.
NE SWA SEX 15-35-2W
Spudded 9-1S43: COMPLETION, 1916
AZ: Sunburst sand. 1265-131O, dry;
Madison contact 1885. dry: shot, 40
quarts 1-1490, jet acidized by Hall
burton, 500 gal; treated 1000 gal, no
results; drilling deeper.
TExACO-P0RTER NO. -
NV SWk SEA 2-34-3W
Spudded 10-12-43; drilling. $50.
VANDERPAs-XACHOR NO. A.
Sc NEHSWk 20-35-1W
Spudded l0-12-43; drilling. $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16
DFLORAINF OTIrAfcKEE NO.

SW SWN SWM 7-35-IW
Spudded e-15-43; finch cenented, 157
COMPLETION 10-I2-43; Sunburst san
141S-l432. dry; Madison lime contal
1900; show Of oil, 1613-t617; win acl
fxo
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16
Old Queer, City
Area (siUes S.
BbI. Oil Well

Completion of a well with an
initial of IS barrels per day again
turned the spotlight on the area
south of the famous Queen City
pool of Kelvin field this week Pfabe
& EngIeking Hurley No is the
largest well ever completed in this
area, having had 800 feet of oil in
the hole natural and responding to
two 500-gallon shots of Kelvin acid
Abandonment of two wells in the
West Sunburst pool and the start
of a new well near the Parent
Holbrook discovery well was an
other development of the week.
Following are Kelvin operations:
AGEN -GoEDDERTx NO. S.
ne NE s sU' Hsp ha4 R R2SsS,aT
Footage, 1850 feet south Of north and
1850 west of east line.
COOLIDGE q COOLIpGE-wAIT NO. Az
(FIRST REpoRT). Footage. $50 north
of south, 2310 feet west OF east line.
Spudded 1011-43; drilling, 275.
KALBAR-FEE NO. S.
Sc NEA SEA 13-35-2W
(FIRST REPORT). Footage, 1850 north
Of south: AGO feet west of east line
Rig up.
THORP EFT AE~HoLBR0OK NO. B.
CSL NWk NEM 2-S6-3W
(FIRST REPORT). Footage. 800 south
of north, 1880 feet west OF east line.
West Surburst pooh.
Rig up.
'AGEN-kRAUSE NO 3--
SE SEN SWM 9-35-3W
Spudded 9-2D-43s drilling, 1910.
Other Kelvin operations follow:
ADLsON 0IIs-wARD NO.
SW NWA SEN 29-35-3W
Rig
ABOM0B~GOvT. eH21szA NO. g.
NV SWM SWK 22-35-3W
Spudded e-15-43; Sunburst sand, 1850
1902, show oil, gas water; finch ce-
mented at 1897; COMPLETION 10-10-43:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16

At the second wartime conven.
ton of the Independent Petroleum
Institute, Harold L. Ickes viii face
oil men of the nation and explain
to them why ne has not been able
to keep petroleum prices on par
ity with other war essentials. The
meeting will be held at the Palmer
House in Chicago, Nov 8 to IL.
Ralph K Davies, deputy petroleum
administrator. Rubber Director
Bradley Dewey and Warren H
Atherton, national commander of
the American Legion, with W. r.
Boyd, Jr., president of IPA, viii be
the principal speakers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16

Oil operators win shortly receive
from PAW copies of PAW priori-
ties circulars. Eleven circulars are
to be had: No. 2, M-293 Critical
Common Components; 3, P-9S-b Gen
eral; 4, Carbon Black Manufacture;
5, Service Companies under
P-98-b; Z, Repair Shops and Con
tractors under P-98-b; 8, Communi-
cations Equipment; 8, M-255 New
Steel Shipping Drums; 10, LIP
Critical Heat Exchangers; II, PR
Is Frozen Schedules; Is, Marine
Equipment for Inland Waterways
Copies can be had by writing PAW
at Washington. 25 d. C., attention
Mrs. Bernice Ryan
Every submarine contains three
tons of tin.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-16

Madison contact. I740. total depth. 1905:
shot, 40 quarts, I74o-I760: slight show
Of oil. abandoned.
ADAMS KzEsEaAs hseAsAMUs NO. r.
s sDs,a seH S. Is s ariiiias' sss.
AR0N0w-G0vT. esaas7B NO. 49,
sw NWA swA a2-s5,3w
c cessnEsIf s.as.4s; sunburst sand
l lass show d aad Toss, s s,s s0l Ssss
Aeidized 1000 gal. no result owing TO
leak In tubing; u bbl per day wiz re
acidixe.
BHG WEST DAHLQUSsT NO. a.
Spudded -843; drilling. 300
MISUNDERSTANDING NO. S.
sW SEA SWA 6-34-2W
Spudded s-28-43- sunburst sand, 1895
1917, dry; completion e-2S-43; Madison
contact l4eb; 90 feet OF OF; treated, 800
of water; abandoned.
COBB-HARDROCK-GO NO. s.
Spudded s-ie-A3, finch casing cementad
at 2267s COMPLETED l0-4,43; sunnurst
sand, 2150Iz176. Madison lime contact.
242S; total depth 2435; flowed ESQ bbi.
first IL hours; producing $50 Dbl. per
day after 10 days.
NE SWM SEA 13-3S.2W
Spudded S-10-43; Sunburst sand, 1916
1855; show gas COMPLETION 9-S-43;
Madison ine contact 1912: total depth
1915; show of oil; acidlzed 500 gal.
20 Dbl. first "a hrs.
DELORAINE OEIsMcKEE NO. -
SW SWh SWA 7-35-1W
Spudded e-15-43; finch cemented, 1877;
COMPLETION 10-I2-43; Sunburst sand,
141S-l432. dry; Madison lime contact
1900; show Of oil, 16l3-1617; win acid
fze.
DAKOTA.MONTAKA CURRAN NO. T.
RINUA EEtL E-4H~TW
Spudded 5-1S-43: drilling, 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. os20ssB NO.
Gel NEH NwN le-ss-Iw
Location.
ENRTEUD-zACHOR NO. h.
Sc NEA NWH 2035-1W
Spudded 9-9-43; Sunburst sand, 1856
1875; dry; COMPLETED 10-1-43; Madi,
son contact 1886; show of oil; total
depth, 1893; treated with 500 gallons
acid; 20 bbl per day.
JOHNeON-HAMETTON NO. p
Sc SWN NEA 7-35-1W
Location.
NEPsTAD-HAUGEN NO. S.
NE, SWA NEL 11-35-3W
Spudded 7-IS-43; shut down. 24O.
OGDEN KEVFN-ZACHOR NO. g.
NE SW% NWA 2O-35-1W
Rig up.
INTERPRETATIONS NO. g.
SW SWM NEL 11-35-3W
Footage, 1850 west of east and 2310 feel
south OF north line. Spudueo o-ll-43
Sunburst sand, 1535-1566, show of oil
completion. 9-29-43; Madison contact
1898: total depth, 1910; show of oil
acidized 500 gal; 20 Dbl per day.
OVERWHELMINGLY NO. g.
NV RWL SEA 1I-86-2W
Spudded s-1S43: Sunburst sand 1903
1915, dry; Madison contact, 1926; tota
depth, 1852; plugged back to 1859
Acidized two breaks, 1529-1535; 1855
1862. no results; shot, 100 quarts nitrt
glycerin; acidized by Halliburton. 100
gallons; testing.
PFABE & ENGLEKTNG-HURLEY NO. S.
SW SEN NWA 8-34-2W
Spudded 8-27-43. Sunburst sand, 114S
1882, dry; completion 9-27-43; Madison
contact, 1448; show of oil and water;
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NE NE q 81 lI-35-3W
Spudded l0-643; drilling, 300.
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SW SEA SWM 6-34-2W
Spudded a26-43- Sunburst sand, 1895
1917, dry; completion o-2S-43; Madison
contact 1465; 90 feet Of oil; treated, 500
gal. acid 1. P. 10 Dbl with large Tow
of water, abandoned.
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NV SEA SWW IB-31-3W
Spudded S-de-43, finch casing cementes
at 2267; COMPLETED 10-4-43; Sunburs
sand, 2150-z176; Madison lime contact
242S; total depth, 2435; flowed ESQ Dbl
first II hours: producing 1870 Dbl pc
fay after 10 DAYS
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Madison contact. l740 total depth. 1905:
shot, 40 quarts, I740- 1850. slight show
OF oil. abandoned.
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NV SEA Sc X 2x-3SxW
Spucded 0-f5-43; drilling. S65.