davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

OLYMPIC REC. r 9.II NAL! At GO 60 s, W!
" tnsy,. Ns~ sae Modern. Rsshsksiisr. opss
ssvs'ss All DAY ssiDrdsys ssd sunssys.
PAlACE-DlY ' :. ~. v. VI, vases 70. . W.
opIs sowt,ss SATURDAYS AND svs.
DAYS NOON usTII CLOSING.
PALACE REC. ssas ea.I'oI AvIsuI
~ AIi.y, wWhsS, . PES. o,.s s,siIn, nAs
70 A. n. BIH'srca R.stssrsEt. csssfsH Lsuss.
PALAcE-SCA0ENAERR s: :c.S. a. ,'. ...s
lsstrsetIons Gives Daily 90 the PAUL Mostly
ssr ,rstrus,or. L.Is 10 Bouf Correctly Mere.
PALM BEACH v. ':,ss s,rf as . SEQ.
rss'n talsy opss ss~fIns Mere Saturday. ara
sssssy,. " srs"sw.et eiis'saiss Lsss..
plI NED pipF nssicnoIs Rp.. sstw..n
hlmIh IAhhwsedvns a Jehs r. TO. SIR
Open Bowling All Day Todsy
FARMLAND '' sou Tssn S = -, .'~
Gar ssis'niss. Meals sso.s. op.e AHs,s psny.
PILLAR REC. '': =, . ssseHt We a., AVE-
ossa Bewi,ns ALL DAY Sstsrssys sas sssssy,
Fre~ 20 A. ~. o. wsssssys untH p
lPllyDIuM ss0 los. easrau MA s's
~ wv" 20 NEW alLEYS
oPts DAILY UNTIL Al N. kisaIsht .nd
RAINBOW REC. ic73s snarior AVE. at
OPEN BOWLING Att DAY TODAY UNTIL
= p. n. AND AFTER Q p. NJ
pE1F0pn ppc 1850 GRAND sivtR AVE-.
"@p' WV HIS' 10 ALLEYS. RE sSss
Deer Bsviise ALI DAY Saturday, sss ssassy,
10 a. N. Until CLOSING. weekdays Until p, ~.
=
NV iIn hlv' AR. ssu
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVIERA REF s1u erhso Rlvts AvE.
IHIIIMn nLu NO. sss1 - ALLtVs
n0lleF RE- l,n COOLIDGE. wEsr
wines osvr styer s,es Hsr.. op-. ss.tI.s 90
SATURDAY, sss sssesu ire. 0 A. n. TN clssiss
SPRIH6WElLs ": :: : .,,., yI ,l,, ave
opss Bsvfiss All DAY sstsrssys sss sssssys
a. -. rm ciesiss. wsssssys TN ,. Sr~ o.
STATE FAIR 1850 w s,.,, ~, s, TO $50
SNOWFLAKE oF TINE woRlp. "a ALtrVs
Fec osss sc~sIss Saturday sns sssssys-
YrppY,c I7ssy pGoUINpRE. NEAR
iIhni NEVADA. rw. f-ssts
ops. BswiIns All DAY sstsrssys sns sssssv,
Nss.s-ts !" =, SNN W. tnsW-.FV sU9 ".
TWENTY Grand '''' 70 roO .t,,.,
"a Afsys opss Ter LEAGUES Tsssdsy s3e p. n.
I'm .. ossn ssviiss TO-DAY ~ A. n. TM cssslss.
VARSITY i1ses tivIRsois. ~. sssssss,s.
IHhS'ii "a ABsy. UH. i-ss7a
opsa Beviiss AL DAY Sat. Sun. frs- 70 A. n.
u.tH c.csiss. wsstesys UntH ,. ~. After ~.
VICTORY I 2, . ,,'s, = pIt'v ,,..s,
"a. s,wt,,. An nss y.s.x .,.- ia N
ustil cississ PLENTY OF rissoys
y0GlIE Rfc. eao'Ivx AT IyAs.Ion
fuuoI hIv' " Lssts. NJ. si1o
Entertainment Nightly
WASHINGTON BOWL "a: sc s,ss;; wt;I o.
opsr ss~tIss TODAY IRE. 20 A. n. UstH 7;3o
A. ~. ~ Brvssv'st css,.ssIsi Lssss. Gu. sac.
WAYNE'S SCHOOL sss:.,sr.ft n &c. sl,.r
rrsvsss Lssss.s Aftsrseess. WAYNE srhUl pise1
instrvste'. opsa ssvi,ss "a Nee. TN ~ 70 ?. n.
WEST neTpnIT ,l2. slcniets. Ne.
WCSt pLtnVii WYOMING. CO. o321
OPEN BOWLING ALI DAY TO-DAY FROM
" rooH UNTIL CLOSING.
WHITFIELD u77 GAsT JEFFGRsoH AVE-
WIN tlLN 10 ALLEYS. NJ. ssSi
stG NsrIos's LEADING wosGn srsRs
HERt MKT SATURDAY hso SUNDAY.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''. w. s. ~,
os,s sr.,. SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS s,swsi'vi
Cocktail Lounge. orsan Music. ESeslisnt FOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

SIXTH RAcE-3-yssr-o lds and up. Z
miles and TO yardH.
Don Juan II Checresry) TO 500 z.so
Tuerarch (Stout) $50 AGO
Connachta tCiaggett) AGO
Time 3:55 as. off 3:le.
Dark Discovery and Jacstesl also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up.
ala miles.
Shut Out (ArcArol $40 out out
Slide Rule tWestropel cut out
Fairy kanhurst tWoonl out
Time 2:00 lis. off 41Sb
Anticiimax also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up. y
mile:
a-ouien "a (Thompsonl $50 7n 7.io
e-Reaping Glory Up. Roberts) 500 $50
Pompion tYoung) s.i0
Time 1913.
Dawn Attack, Alsab eDefenss Legs
lstor. Best Reward and ssun Again also
ran.
Al PimHco, OFF sos.
s-Calumet Farm entry.
CHI p. Bonner entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Curious Hunter Satisfie d

a hunters curiosity led him 10
some real first hand information
about game warden'S law enforce
ment job when he stoppe
Herbert Lees. an officer of Sag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Bowling on Air Over
Station WJLB Monday

Ten Pin Topics" program
devoted strictly 10 bowling. will
be on the air over Station WJLB
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays
from $50 10 5:45 p. m. starting
this Monday. Frank G. Mitzel,
secretary Of the Detroit Bowling
Association. will be a guest
speaker on the inaugural program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Sporfsmans Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-yesr-olds and up, lis
Might step tHaley) 40 1.so 40
Very True (Pena) $50 800
Lewistown tHaber) ESQ
Time so, of 2.Jl.
Prou Frou. Wicked, Borders Boy. False
Waiter also ran.
SECOND 3-ysAr-olds and up,
mile and 10 yards:
Bert w. tJessoPl 1850 . 90 30 80
Tip Your Hat tAartin) 1l.SO $50
Dr. Bones tSkoronskD $50
Jay Bird. Mis-, Merit. shasta Man,
Barney's Gal, shin Plaster, Silver San
and Hardwreck also ran.
THIRD RAcE-7-yssr-oids, mile and 10
RisEton (Franklin) 800 $50 2.to
Damie (Haber) 800 90
Miss Reward (Martin) o.OO
on 33lh.
Time i:5O AS. on s:314.
Bosweco lockwood Jean, Betty Van,
Innnity sheik and Spring Glory also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3-yesr-oids, mile
and 10 yards:
Valpor MARTINI $50 $50 $50
Dina Flag (WegrIyn) go $50
Bip Cwarren) $50
Tine l.49 As off 4:OI.
Susan Constant, Kings Glory, Random
Breeze. Good Get and Arrive on Time
also ran.
FIFTH RACIAL ages, y mile
Bolus (SkoronskD so $50 so
Quizzle (Franklinp 500 80
Miss Ethel (Wegrzyn) $50
Time rs Us. off 300.
Boh's pres m, Marian. HavAheart.
Vinum and Liberty Flash also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3.year-olds and up, Is
Night Shadow
(SkoronsktD $50 10 7tO
Super Justice (PenA) $50 100
Latent (Wsrren) 40
Time 1:ss is. off i57ii.
Busnwhscksr, Psduesh, Devalus and
Pumpgun also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up,
lis miles:
Tensleep (Franklin) 400 10 80 $50
Rocket Gal (skoronskO 40 40
re: fine net i !:s' 81 off SIT ~
Troth,, CAnnon's Banner, BAsileus. Ozzie.
Mordecsi, Bolivar and Dorothy d. X.
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-si.1O0 claiming. 3-year-
oids. l mile and 10 yards:
J. Lee Greenock tyesSop) $50 40 2.70
War Wise tskoronskD $50 $40
Fishers Pet tHaber) $50
Time $50 i-5
Amys Third, Prince Sang Stepping Out.
Dads, Linden Girl and Brilliant Jr. also
ran.
NINTH RACES. 100. claiming. s.year-
olds and up. 1 lis miles:
Reign Countess tSmith) 1870 100 500
Dog Rose (Franklin) 40 500
Fire Engine (Warren) TOO
Time 1:53 SIS.
Max Forst. Gentle Savage socrstic,
Dawn Portage, Whhcendent. Smart Move
and Brigade Colore also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
MARJORIE ANDERSON. '


plays the title role in Big Sister"
tWJR weekdays at 12:15 p. MI
enjoys her part all the more be-
cause the script so closely follows
her own experience in social work.
Miss Anderson founded the Junior
Auxiliary of the Little Mothers
Aid Association in HellS Kitchen,
New York City. and spent most of
her time caring for children OF
working mothers. One little urchin
was so appealing she took him
into her home until he was &
years old when his mother was
then able 10 care for the boy
herself.
prepared snd Paid for by wJR)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

JULIA sANDgRsoN VINO CO.
STARRED WITH HER HUSBAND,
FRANZ CRUMIT, FOR MANY
YEARS BUT RETIRED FROM THE
PUBLIC EYE WIEN CRUMIT
DIED, is COMING BACK To RA-
do As a SINGLE ATTRACTION.
THE CRUMIT-sAN DERsON SPOT
WAS TAkEN OVER ny THE jim
MeWTLITAMS PROGRAM COR
RECTION PLEASE" TOPNOTCH
QUIZ SHOW (WJR SAT. 1o:B
r. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Empire City Results

FIRST RAcE-7-ysar-oids. q mile:
IRISH Tar (Wught) 1910 40 $40
Bounding Home
(Oivenal Am 10
Play Dusty lousrinl $40
Time i;l3 as. off 1854
Tryaeanth. Fond Friend. Dark Display,
James n. Magellan. seeyouan. May
VINE Gallant Chance. Tudor King. 'stni
'F1eid.
SECOND RAcE-s-ysar.olds and up, Ia
Rubieon tAtkinsOn) 40 7.sO a7o
solits (WrightD $50 aTO
One shen lPermane) $50
Time 1854 as, off 2:2ih.
Caduceus and Panbroom also ran.
THIRD RAcE-5-year-oids and up. Y
Baly RoIfs tsehmldD ESQ i..so $40
Eric Knight (Brooks) 3.40
Time 1:13. off 7:57h.
Miracle Kin. Bardia. Showdown. Wise
Advice and Dead Level also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-An ages. \ miIs:
Farmerette (May) TOO $40 2.4O
swimmin' Hole (Wiison) $40 2.so
Fire Warden (Erickson) 2.iO
Time 1.l7 4-o. on 3.Sah.
Equistsr and Samborombon also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 3-yesr-oIds and up.
mile and 10 yards:
Boysy tBrooks) 1000 $40 $50
Bright Willie tGuerin) 1910 $40
Wait q Bit (Givens) $50
Time 1:t3. on 4:i2.
Good Morning. First Fiddle, shnmple.
Scotland Light and Eye for Eye also ran.
SIXTH RHCE-7-year-old mile
| FreeEout (Wison) $3.50 2370 s7C
Big Head (AtkinsOn) $40 $50
a-Appieknocker (BrookGD $40
| Time 1913 SIS. off $50.
Psychic Rate. Tit Tat Toe. skytracsr
Diderod. a-Hydrant, Charmed Life and
Lou Bre also ran.
] a-Coldstream entry.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yssr-olds and up,
| lis miles:
BURBERRY PIE -tGfshs4 g se-a. z -
! Total Eclipse (Atkinson) $50 7 5c
City Talk (BrooksD 800
| Time 1917 is, off s:25.
Sir Alfred. Whimbrel and Big Flash
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

IA GooD PLACE TO BOWL
rnE RIVERSIDE
Si75 z. Jersrson. a. mecoussii CT. 4f17
Altoona REC. $500 ., .,s"'st -. ava ~;
oPEN sowLINe TO-DAY FROM 10 A. n.
UNTIL p. N. WEEKDAYS UNTIL SO. N
iRcHWAY 100" EAST JEFFERSON ave
N"e"WNi MI. $751;
nedsrn Alleys. opsa Bswilss Saturday and ssr
ssys trsm a. n. Ustii 2:se A. n. Bar Adbe'nln,
ARGYLE REC, ,..s. sosInlAws. /.
oPts BOWLING TODAY FROM 1870 p. n
Usr,L etoslse. SATURDAYS AL DAY.
ipT rrNYpr WOODWARD AT wAssIs
MI YIN 'hI ~ Alleys. "a. i-s7Is
free psrsIsp- tresrsst rrssseorts,ier Fse,it'iss
BEACON REC. ". st: .,:m a, ~ v; ,1....
Open sswIIns TODAY from 70 a. n. TIN cIesIss.
opss'su Ter s~siss ssd trsrseos Lsssuss
B0WlIR6 6REEN s :.,s siysar so' ~,
Gees BovIIns AL DAY sstuvesys and SUNDAY
Fre~ 10 t.s. ~ eississ. wsstsau IN Pm
pnwI n npnur I.7o7 pGxrER. NO $50
bUWt -U-uhUMc 20 an.ys IRE. Psrtiss
oPEN BoWliHe AT All 1IhEsl
Few tsssss ss'scsticns lsr. Cocktail lesnse
BRl6ATk00R Was 49, .s ,snft'l nj ts ,s,s
10 Fsiy Gsu,p.d Brvas~,et stssrIissd Alleys
opsn Bs~iins Att DAY saturday. ard sundsys
rcuTruuIII 2is7o GRATIoT AVE.
WIN lHHiHI Near Smile Ro,eviIIs ecs'
op,n Bowling TO-DAY . A. n. Urtii ~ A. N
Visit Our essuthsI Cocktail LousssL rs tsns.
CHENE. TR0MBlY s'S p, C s,5s
ti,.censttisast Cor Yssr cs@iort. Gees Alley
TO-DAY at Az Ilm.s. 8c<ii rsssl Dare,
CREST lAHeSfU,,i,r.s,1,.os. /" so. ~, n,xt'
A ss~s~'. PS.sl..t v,.It Our s,sss o.. an.
ccsttsh Lesses. stvER Dull nohEkr
DENNY "''' :, v. .rrny. At 4. az. -, 40.
oss. ssvtlss TO-DAY fro. s:oe a. n. uHti
c,es'ns- Hs.s - tss fs-sss sssksf-s' -ch'essn
DETROIT RECREATION .s s.t.y'T1 c.. :: :..,
~ Alleys. opss sswilss Of AL TisEsi
cssvssssst 10 An Trssssertst,sa Lissa
clpnru prf ti7e WOODWARD. rE. a-ssss
uAhurh hL6s cINTaALLy LOCATED.
oPEH sowlINe TODAY FROM 20 a. n.
UNTIL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL =. n.
6LEhEA6LEs REC. , ,,.as A.sI'r so .:,,
ossstsss ~ Lssssr Thsr,. Ans,nss- lsssss II
?. y. Deer sevfl.s Ietsy 70 a. y. TN c,ess:
6RhND CENTRAL Is" I ,t. ..s, .aas
P,.ss.rs =. Bowl At osi.ssr Alleys 10 pssr.'t
Coed rrssspertsiles Facilities. ss'.strsst Coz.
GREAT LAKES At w..: - .sl''r ss0 .,..
Az 90 sllGVs Avsfisbls fer osss be~tlns sat.
vrssys ard sssssys fres 10 A. n. usth cssslse.
UIII -n0nDS sss ". esAso stvn. f
oPEA Bowlise SATURDAY and SUNDAY
sIsvtss IRE. psvrts~r. t-pls Psrtiss.
IMPERIAL REC. essfss,sH Woe, .oesrae To-
10 nootRn AlltVs
oss. tvsry Day vstH n,s.lsht. Ma. stss.
], ], NIlIETTs "n rs v SUI. AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC. ?, ?: s soy!..s 1 10y.
ceektaH tsssvs suru s5i1
Iss,s i.s J.st.r,-- at sssus-r
LUCKY STRIKE IS. S., s s,vu s,vt ,.,. ~
opEs BOWLING TO-DAY 81. N. UNTIL
a. n. - BRUNSWICK tssts. BhR.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. ''''' ,s Mt ,., ss.''''
op.s tp.y, TODAY to- a. n. Us,H TIA
4. y. vsN osr cesttslI tssns. tSss''.at feed
NEW GARFIELD ~ ~, ., sstst 81; 81
orgv,ses voR e.rtss LEAGUES, rUES.
DAY AND WEDNESDAY AT p NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Menard. commanding officer OF
Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal. who
took part in The raid and was
honored with the Distinguished
Service Order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Churchill Downs Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-3-year- oids and up. sh
furiongs:
Pippa Passes (R. GonzaleE) 1880 $50
Petty Ofieer tConEsleIl 4.4o
Time l:20 SIS, off 7:43h.
sTryangettt, Lochiea, Sherlock. The
Nizam, stand In. Bragaoout. Georgia
Tod Optimai and 'FrAn also ran.
--Ffetd,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Pimiieo Entries
FoR MONDAY

FIRST RAcE-SI. 200. claiming. 5-ysar-
olds and up. foaied Ia Maryland, . fur
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24
Joint Use of
Products Pl0nts
Being Considered

Crude pooling has been adopted in
southern states but is not likely to
be adopted in the Rocky Mountain
states, according to word from the PAW
office at Denver, however, joint use
refined products facilities is being con
sidered.
Under the pooling plan, crude oil
supplies are equitably distributed
among Tefiners to prevent eross-hauls.
the plan working under PAW regula-
ton. Since there is no eross-hauling
in the Rocky Mountain district, the
Denver office has worked to promote
the exchange of products among the
different companies so as to economic
on transportation by both rail and
truck. Approximately 100 exchanges
have been so arranged, making it pos.
sible to release so per cent Of all tank
ears used in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion for use on the two seaboards.
Surveys have been in progress in two
counties in each state in the district
looking to the pooling Of facilities for
joint use, including bulk and service
stations, which plan was discussed at
the meeting on Monday of the subeom-
mittee of the marketing committee
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24
SANTA RITA-wEAvER NO. l.
Sc NwA SwN 27-s5-6w

Completion, s-21-43; 7-ineh at 29O6;
sunburst sand, 2s1O-1s; upper Cut
Bank, 2ss1-29O4; lower Cut Bank,
29O4-293O; Ellis, 2sSO; total depth
2931; Fluid level 1000 feet; swabbed
So barrels; shot, so quarts; installing
pump.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24
South End OF
Cut Bank Sill
Has Spotlight

r1dS S0pOtllQnt
The recent south extension 60 Cut
Bank field by completion Of The Texaeo
company's Fee No. / in Section 31-32-
5W, setting up a new outpost Of pro-
duetion nearly to the Marias river, con
tinued this week as the outstanding
development of the year. The Texaeo
well is now awaiting pumping equip
ment but is rated at $50 barrels or
better, having swabbed 335 Dbl. in
the first "a hours. Only one other well
is starting in the district, that being
Texaco's Fee No. 2. None is now will
ing to guess how much farther the
pool win extend.
Glacier Production apparently has a
good well coming in on the Lookhoff
farm south Of Cut Bank 1t had 1000
feet of oil in the hole, still drilling
in lower Cut Bank sand, at last re-
ports.
Interest viii turn again to the north
end Of the field-23 miles north of
this south outpost well-with the start
of Glacier Production MaeGuiness No.
well, half mile north of the No.
well which came in with flow of
800 Dbl. per day and which is now
the largest well in the state of Mon.
tana. The No. 2 is in Sc SWA SWA
5-35-5W on the Sullivan land, which
is part of the MaeGuiness unit.
This was one of two new locations
this week:
GLACIER PROD. -MacGUMEss No.
/. Sc sWA swA 5-35-5w
Materials. FOotage, $50 north of
south and 900 feet east of west line
SANTA RITA-JoRDAN No.
G sWA NEA 1s-32-5W
Location.
Following is report of other Cut
Bank operations:
CA. g. T. ofl-Tr1baI 207 NO. p
Sc sWA NEN 29-32-5w
Rig.
ooBB-TRTBAL 0O2 MO. s.
SEE sWA NEA 24-s2-6w
Rig.
coBB-TRIBAL 2o1 NO. 81
Sc sw1z NwK 24-32-6w
Location.
FRANCES wARDE NO. l.
Sc SEA NWN 32-36-5W
Drilling $50; Colorado shale 6l0; 10
inch pipe at GAO.
GLACIER PRODUCTION HAWKINS
Nos
G SEN EWA l7-S3-5W
Completion 4-I4-43; finch pipe ce-
mented at 1925; sunburst sand, 1890
290s, dry; upper Cut Bank, 1920
2945; lower Cut Bank, 2945-2967;
Ellis, 1857; fluid level, 14OO feet;
swabbed 40 Dbl, hrs. Elevation
1888.
GLACIER PRODUCTION LOCK
HOFF NO.
@ 8EA NWA ss-33-5W
Drilling in 1880; 1000 feet of oil
in hole
HANL0N -CoEB- TRIBAL 224 NO. l.
Sc SEN SEX 13-s2-0W
Drilling 1900.
HANL0N TRIBAL 22s NO.
Sc NEM swM 2B-s2-6W
Spudding.
HANLON- TRTBAL 225 no. l.
SIC MEN NwA 25-s2-6W
Completion 3-4-43; finch casing ce-
mented at 3110; sunburst sand, BOTS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24

The known drilling program for Cut
Bank field during l943 includes the
following:
Glacier Production Co., Is wells; The
Texas Co., IS wells; Santa Rita (Car-
teri 10 wells; A. B. Cobb, 8 wells, to-
falling 50 wells by the larger operators.
Production engineers say 80 wells must
be drilled to maintain a production
of $4,000 Dbl. per day which is about
$500 Dbl. per day short of the present
market demands.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24

1880; upper Cut Bank, 3l00-s132;
lower Cut Bank, 31s2-3140; Ellis,
sI4O; total depth, BIAS; fluid level,
1900 feet; swabbed 100 bbl., "a hrs.
Shot 100 ats and 40 qts. swedging
damaged casing.
KULLBERG-TRTBAL NO. -
Sc SwA NEA 25-32-ew
Drilling 610, spudded 4-14-4s.
SANTA RTTA-HARDY NO. s.
c swA NwN 27-35-6w
Drilling 2495.
SANTA RTTA-JoRDAN NO. g.
@ SEA NEA 18-s2-5W
Completion: 4-1s-43; sunburst sand
274O-2775; upper Cut Bank 2795-2s36;
lower Cut Bank 2S36-2s41, oil. Ellis
2s40; total depth $500; fluid level
500 feet; swabbed As Dbl. in "a hours.
Shot so quarts nitro glycerin,
SANTA RTTA-LUNDGREN NO. s.
@ SWA sWA 23-37-5W
Drilling $500.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24

BOOB; sunburst sand, 2919-295s and
2965-299O; upper Cut Bank SOOO-304O;
lower Cut. Bank, 3040-s053; Ellis,
3O50-3063; fluid level, 1900 feet;
swabbed % Dbl "a hours; shot with
1870 quarts nitro glycerin; installing
pumping equipment
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-04-24
TExACO-FEE M4ss NO. /

Sc NWM NEH 31-32-5W
Completion 4-1243. Finch pipe ee-
mented at 2947; Sunburst sand, 2906-
1926; upper Cut Bank, 2940-29sl;
lower Cut Bank, 29s1-3010; Ellis,
sO10. Total depth, S014; fluid level,
21OO feet; swabbed S35 Dbl, "a hrs;
shot, 100 qts., nitroglycerin.
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TEXACO-RoNNRT 10. Z

shot, 100 qts., nitroglycerin.
TExAco-BoNNET NO. T.
G SEA swA s-S2-5w
Completed 4-4-43; finch cemented at
2940; Sunburst sand, 2Ss3-2900 and
2903-2926, show of oil, 292O-2926;
upper Cut Bank, 2935-2965; lower Cut
Bank, 2965-2975; Ellis, 2975; total
depth, 29s0; fluid level, 900 feet;
swabbed 90 bbl, "a hours. Shot, so
qts. nitroglyeerine; waiting for pump
ing equipment.
TBxACo-GovT. 07s7ssB No. g.
C NEM SEA 1s-32-5w
Building road.
TExACo-FEE M4ss No. p
Sc NE14 NEA 31-32-5w
Materials.
TRIGooD OmrTRIBAL ESQ No. 8
Sc NEA sW5z 29-s2-5W
Drilling 1886.
TRIGooD ou-TRLBAL $50 No. A
Sc SEA swA 29-S2-5w
Completion, 4-15-43. finch cemented
2s42; Sunburst sand, 2790-2s10; mp
per Cut Bank, 2s32-2S9O; lower Cut
Bank, 2ssO-2sO5; Ellis, zoos. Total
depth, 292O; fluid level, 1000 feet;
swabbed 222 Dbl in 2O15 hours; shot
with 200 quarts nitro glycerin.
TRI GOOD oILrTRIBAL 229 NO. a.
Sc swA sEA 25-32-6W
Drilling 1920.
TRIGooD ourTRIBAL 229 NO. l.
Sc NEA sEA 25-32-6W
Drilling 1890.
TRIGooD- 2s2 NO. p
Sc NWA sen 30-32-5W
Fishing 2760.
TRIGooD- 229 NO. s.
Sc SEA SEA 25-32-6W
Rig up.
FRIGooD on-TRIBAL 232 NO. s.
Sc SWA seq 30-32-5W
finch pipe eemented, 2842.
TRIGooD OIL~TRTBAI. Isl NO. A.
Sc SWA sWM 30-32-5W
Completed 4-1-43; 7-inch eemented
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SANTA RTTA-LUNDGREM NO. s.

= oW a DW q lo-of-oW
Drilling 2300.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-20
Walter Lippmann Says:
We Must Giue Meaning
To Deaths At Salerno

what is destroyed is rebuilt, and
grief is accepted. Nothing is so
terrible in war as the ignorance
and ingratitude with which we al
lowed ourselves to believe and prig-
gishly to teach in our schools and
declare in Congress that the Or
deal of Belleau Wood and st. Mi
hiel and the Argonne-their pain
and destruction and the grief
were futile and of no avail.
For however the soldier may put
it, however much he may shun fine
words, whatever even he may
think he thinks when he is asked
about it, soldier fights for one
thing only and only with that
thing can he be repaid. He fights
for honor, which is the short name
for all that cannot be measured in
dollars, in votes, in hours of pleas
ure.
You cannot pay soldier in dol
lars, in votes, in hours of pleasure,
or in any other tangible thing be-
Continued on Page Four; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-20
BIG NAVY FORCE
HITSAT TARAWA
Strategic Japanese Island
Base Attacked By
Carrier Planes
PEARL HARBoR, Sept. 10. Up

PEARL HARBOR, Sept. 10. Up
The japanese airbaSe at Tar
ava island in the Northern Gil
bert group and Nauru Island, west
of the Gilberts, were attacked by
strong American Naval forces last
night and today east Longitude
Time>, Admiral Chester w. MINI
itz announced.
The form of assault on the en-
emy's island bases was not speci-
fled in the AdmiraIs communique,
but they probably were heavily
bombed by carrier-based torpedo
planes and dive bombers.
The attack on the islands, which
form the eastern spearhead of
Japan's Pacific defense perime-
ter, came less than three weeks
after the Sept. l bombing of Mar
Gus Island, 1000 miles from To-
kyo.
(In the Marcus island raid Am.
erican planes blasted the base for
nine hours, smashing 80 percent
of the Japanese installations there,
Admiral Nimitz reported later)
Admiral Nimitz's communique
today: "Strong Pacific Ocean Area
forces today conducted a heavy
raid on the Japanese bases or
TaraWa island in the Northern
Gilbert group and on Nauru Is.
land to the west of the Gilbert
group.
These operations were carried
out according to plan during the
night preceding and for a good
portion of the day of Sept. 10, East
Longitude Time.
"Details of the operation are
not Immediately available.'
Today's raids were not the first
on those japanese bases. Both have
been bombed previously by land
based heavy bombers, presumably
operating from American airfielc
in the Solomons or Central Paci
fic area.
The raid, if made from carriers,
Continued on Page Two; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-20
U-B0AT VICTIMS
AT RECORD Low
Only One Allied Ship Lost
In West Atlantic
In % Days

A new record low of destruction
oy AXIS U-boat operating in the
western Atlantic has been estab-
Ashed in the last % days with only
oat Allied or neutral merchant
snip sinking announced.
Last week as in two of the pre-
FIouS weeks, no new sinkings were
announced, bearing out Navy Sec
leIaIy Frank Knox's recent COM
meAt that the Allies have given
ing" e -'' N>
Marine underwriters took notice
VI me improved shipping situation
W announcing reduction of war
IiSh insurance rates on shipments
gel#een New York and the United
hAgdom, Fire and Northern Ire
''nd to 4 percent, lowest quoted
'ste since 1910.
A YEAR ago the rates on similar
A4pments was 10 percent.
IN the first 20 days of Septem-
Ye[ 'hls year the Navy announced
Oaiy one Western Atlantic cargo
o. Hnp loss. During September, 1912,
mlf(y non-Axis merchant ships
were reported sunk in these
Waters.