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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
Continued on Page a
Walsh Wants
Stable Peace

Medford, Mass. Sept. 2T--(UP)-
U. 6. Sen. David I. Walsh, D., Mass.
chairman Of the Senate Naval AZ
fairs committee. has pledged himself
20 work for a stabilizing peace and
the establishment Of postwar army
and navy large enough to defend
the United States and It's possessions
against the whole world II neces-
sary."
walsh made the statement yester-
day at the dedication Of q service
plaque here. He also said that the
United States was not fighting for
q world state, international council
or world policing. but for the safety
and security Of the United States
Of America"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
Allies Must.
Accelerate
Second Front.
BY HARRISON SALISBURY

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
London, Sept. 27-(UP)-Con-
sentative British military analysts
said today that the Red Army's
summer offensive has attained such
scope, and tempo that the United
States and Britain may have to
speed arrangements for an invasion
Of Western Europe.
Either the Allies must open q
second front as quickly as possible
or face the possibility that the Rus
slams may defeat the Germans sim
demanded when the Nazi high COM
niand finally orders its forces to
make O stand along pre-deter-
mined defense line.
The possibility that the need for
new strategic decisions has been
foreseen by the Allies is suggested
by apparently authoritative indica-
tons that the appointment of Gen.
George @. Marshall, u. s. army chief
Of staff, as supreme Allied European
commander may come at any mo-
ment.
W4AAG q oCCOAAA 44OkAv ObV4SoSAy
cannot be opened at q touch Of a
button on the desk Of either Pres
ident Roosevelt or Prime Minister
Churchill, 1t is no secret that the
bulk Of the American land effort in
the European theater in the %
months since the United States en-
tered the war has gone into pfepar-
ing installations, dumps, quarters
and other facilities for the mass
army required for an invasion.
Some veteran military observers
In London believe that If the Rus
slams can continue to advance at
their present pace, they would reach
the gates Of Germany proper dur
ing the winter.
Thus the Allies obviously face a
dilemma-to attack while Nazi pow
er to assemble defense forces exists,
although restricted, or possibly be
confronted with q German defeat
at the hands Of Russia alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
Think Naples
Is Deserted
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD
fTafkAH pwazm STAFF NnrraevnvaIar

United Press Staff Correspondent
Aboard q Mitchell bomber over
Naples, Sept. 24.-(UP-From the
air, Naples appeared to be a de-
serted city, as dead as nearby Pom
peii, today.
Neither anti-aircraft fire nor en-
envy fighters disturbed us as we car
ried out q minute, almost leisurely
aerial reconnaissance flight to the
bomber Dorothy Anne II" with a
small escort Of fighters over Italy's
third largest city.
Below us streets unrolled like
white ribbons through q brownish
mass Of houses, but there was no
sign Of any motor traffic.
No smoke rose from the chimneys
OF factories.
This motionless state might have
been due partly to the 24-hour cur
few which the Germans recently
Continued on Page -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
Hitler Warned No
Let up Until He,
Country Licked
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

Moscow September q. = CUP - Russian parachute
troops reported showering down the west bank
of the Dneper today while the Red Army bated for se
crossings and invested the last German positions He
east bank before Kiev Kreenchug Dnieproperovsk ap
Zaporozhe.
Soviet assault forces sorming the DneD4k
either side of Kiev the capital of the Ukraine wIe
frontal assaults reduced the German remaining in t
suburbs on the east bank front reports said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
Maxi Hopes
Waning

UNITED Press Stan Correspondent
washington, Sept. n - (U.PJ -
German military leaders have given
up hope Of winning the war and are
directing all their efforts toward
skaving OF defeat, Lieutenant Gen.
eral Joseph 7. McNarney. army
deputy chief Of staff, told . confer
ence Of industrial. labor and news
paper leaders here today.
McNarney said the Allied aerial
offensive IN Europe and the Paci-
&c has set the stage for decisive &C.
ton.
our cir offensive against Ger
many" he said, "has forced them 70
make o decision which win be full
Of meaning 70 you production men,
The combined bomber offensive
against Germany has forced the
goonlinuad on Page a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27

Kiev, metropolis on the Dnieper
and capital Of the rich Ukraine,
had been in German hands Just
two years to the day when
Sept. 20 dispatches told OF the
Russian advance to within sight
Of the city's glistening church
domes. The third city Of Rus
sla - Moscow and Leningrad
alone are more populous -Kiev
was about the size Of our Mil
waukee o. Buffalo when invaded.
How many Of its esa ooa people
have survived the two. years Of
Nazi terror viii be revealed when
Soviet forces march back down the
city's broad, modern streets, left.
A center Of agriculture, industry,
and cattle raising. Kiev is built
on q cliff overlooking the Dnieper.
Today dispatches say Reds begun
encircling moves to capture the
important bastion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27
TREASURY BALANCE

washington, Sept. "a (Upl--0ov-
eminent expenses ana receipts for
94fh, compared with year ago.
TAla Year NNnammea Last year
sa0.61R.g6f,l46.96 8ie,sf6,BgS,e68.es
War Spending
ela.aHe. 1904 els,4ee, ,a16.oe
: a,aa7.ges.Ss: NJ. ,sss,sas,s 1870
sii.saf.eas.ses.sa sli.sge.Gns.sei.es
alaI1ss.sasIslIa. |lsfiakafa|Et
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27

Dimout -T:slrp. IA. 10 Ella 9. M.
Fuil weather Report Pngs q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-27

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

|piro ser un6riitli6e Naturalismus
perurteilt, Ser iogar einen groBen
llnteri6ieo 5mii6en 0eeniben uno
Sieren ableugnet''.
Die 8iibofe perlaneten aufs nad-
oriidIi6ite, oaB ieoer bas &e6t alti
Sungfrdulibfeit bebalten oarf. uDie
ginfibrung bon @etpalt in perion>
li6iten unb belifateiten 8e5iebunge11
oes Bribatlebens uno Ser Wenl6ell
lpdre elm getpiiienloles Nieoertram=
peln zines ser bodlten Soeale Ser
Menl6beit.' @eber freie 2iebe nod
3mangsbeirat fonne Die ,,tpabre Ser
eoelung ser Station" foroern. Ser ul1-
6riitli6e Naturalisnus nit ieinen
Dfotto, oab ualle Mutteribaft beilig'
lei, gefabroe insbeionoere bie meib'
lide Sugeno. uSSuegitine Whttterl6aft
fann nidt ul1f bieielbe 5tufe 1pie le>
gitime M1tteridaft geitellt meroen'
Die 8ii6ofe ipornten tpeiter Ser
beiratete Dor gbebrub uno Sbeioung
vBerionen, Die gbebrub unb Shel>
oune auf oie leidte Mdiel neb1nen uno
es iogar als ibr &edt anieben, 5eigen
bamit ibre ltnfdbigfeit fir Sreue lmo
@eienibaft, lire l1nberldblibfeit ,m>
ibre Neigung, fort5ulanfen, iobalo lie
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5ur Stdrfung Der &aiie er5euet tuer-
BEN, ausgeiproben, tpie Der Snterna-
tlonale fatbolii6e Breiieoienit beri6-
tet.
Ser BreKeoienlt peroffentlidte Ell.
men 5ur Saiten5eit ausgeeebenen Sir
tenbrief Der 8iidofe bon &oln uno
Baoerborn, Der ben 5tpeiten Broteit
oieies Monats eegen ieruelle Immoral
in Deutiblano BARTLETT. Die &irdens
fiiriten beflagen bie tpadienbe Sen"
oen5 gu freier 2iebe, @bebrud, Sdei=
oung, 3iponssbeirat uno Die Na5i-
lebre, oab Sungfraulidfeit 8errat an
Ser &aiie BARTLETT. Sn oem Sirtenbrlei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

n0tig, Der ein5ige Bater bes geIunoen
Sortibrittes, bon @ott beabiibtigt
als oas oroentlide Weittel 5ur &erbei-
fiibrung boberer &ulti1r uno Sittlib-
felt. Cine iolde Seligiprebung oes
arieges lebnt Die Stride ab. Ber bat
eerabe Sen eeeentpartigen &rieg mebr
heflagt als Der Bapit? 8er nannta
i'm cine gntebrung guropas? 8er
branomarfte i'm als S6lddterei, bic
uniern grbteil 5u einem 8einbaus
madt2 Die B1p1te. Die Stride reibt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

alien tnabren Grieoensfreunoen oie
@ano. Sbrem 3iele leibt lte @nerfen=
nlng rno llnteritiitung. Mu6 ite bofft
menigitens oie Saufigfeit, bie Dauer,
oas glenb Ser 4riege berabminoern
5u fonnen. sic lit Die dlteite, Sic 1na6<
tigite @egnerin oes &rieges. g8ie fei>
ne anoere sDfadt bat tie oie SALINE
oes Sriebens ourb oie @elt getra>
gen. 0ie grobartige Sreuga Sci oes
Wittelalters lpiQ lie iebem SSabrbunz
bert, iebem 8olfe brineen. 3ur gr=
reidung bieies 3ieles beittt fie nur
ioeale, eeiitige saittel, aber mannig=
faltiee, ipirfiame, lpielie feiner an=
oeren 6rieoensfrel,noin 5u @ebote
iteben.'
9ie fatbolilhen 8ii6ofe 9eutIf-
lambs erlabmen ni6t in ibrem 8efen-
nern1nt l,no balten Ser Na5igetpalt bio
eipigen Brin5ipien oes gbriitentums,
ser @ebote @ottes unb Ser 6ri1tliben
Moral por Mugen. sic baben lid ery
neut ,,laut uno nadoriidlid seeen Die
ginfiibrung bon @eipalt'' 5ur gr=
5tpingnng bon Seiraten unb l,nmora.
liiden Sanolungen, insbelonbere unter
il,ngen Sranen, bamit n1ebr &inoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05
1tnpDlitiibe 3eitldufte

u ~
Die fatboliide &irde, oie &irde
@ottes, lit oie @egina 9acis, sic &0-
nigin oes Srieoens inrnitten bes Dol.
ferberbeerenoen @eltfrieges. Das TO-
talitdre &riegspiiten gebt INNER mebr
ins 5bredlibe; &ulturperte, oie er
felt Sabrbunoerten ME angetaitet, fal-
len oiesrnal unter ieinem Samner.
Sormen bes &an1pfes, gegen Die anes
gtaturredt uno iebes unbefangene @e.
tpiiien iib aufbann1t, iinb getpobnlih
getporben. Gin Meer bon 8Iut 1piilt
taulenb Eraume alter ,tnb nener, eb=
ter unb falI9er &ultur binipeg, tpdb>
reno Minionen Miitter tpebflagen
Inn Die S0bne, Die nibt mebr iino.
Das 2eio lit 5u ipeit uno grob, uniere
5eelenfrdfte iino 5u eng l.no 81
ltumpf, Inn es 81 faiien; mir empfin.
BEN iogar einen getpiiien S6auer Der
Betpunoerl1ne, menn Der &rieg ME ge-
abnte &rdfte uno &iinite Ser 3erlto-
rnng entfaltet unb tpenn er brutal
pie auf Dem @emdl6e bon Stud iiber
2anber bon 2ei6en lbreitet.
Gin f1rbtputenb S6rednis lit
Der &rieg; bic SCRIBE idlaet er unb
ben @irten. ....
SIT nibt 81 fiirbten, oas Seuer oes
&ailes meroe onrb @enerationen nibt
erloiden? 5iebt man nidt Sreuuort
nno He6t tpie Bapierfesen i'm @inoe
flattern? Weobte man ni6t meine1l,
Gle 8olfer ipollten aur &ulturitufe Der
5abaralomen binabiinfen? Siiblt beu-
te nibt iogar Der Sptiniit ben @lau-
ben an Die Menidbeit tpanfen? $50 III
in oieier eranien Slut Die Eaube NIT
bem Sel5meig? $50 Die slrde, mel6e
Die ibealen 8erte nnb Soffnungen IN
cine before 3ufunft biniiberrettet :?
$50 Die 9anb, tpelde Sen @eg aus
Dem 2abprintbe oiefes &rieges 5eigt,
hie @rnnblagen zines oauernoen Grie~
oens legen, oie geidlaeenen 8unoen
beilen bilft?
Die Stride, obi9on Die &onigin oes
Grieoens, erflart oen &rieg nidt als
boie an iid uno in ieoem Sale, menn
oie Sffenbarung @ottes lelb1t Dos
nibt tut, neil Ser &rieg unter ln1-
1tdnben bas unmoglib nottpenoige
Mittel lit 5ur Selb1 1terbaltung oes
Staates. Sic permag au6, 10 germ lie
cs tate, Die &offnune oerienigen niGt
5ll teilen, oie ein gan5lifes Ser
ihpinben >bes &rieges bon unlerer
gr6e in Musiidt itellen. Denn bic I'll.
56rift Derfiinoet oen &rieg tpie fiir
cen Mnfane, 10 fir oas gnbe Der 3e:-
ten; tie meloet bonn aanpf Der guten
unb boien @ngel ipie bon SEN &>
fen 5nr 3eit oes Mnti6rilt. uSSbr mer.
het bon &rieeen uno Rrieesgeriihten
boren. -. gs miro golf mioer 8olf
nno 9feib nioer 9fei6 aufiteben. .
,,Solbes muB geibeben."
l1no bob lit Die Stride eegen ben
Grieg. sic itebt i'm poalten @egen=
ias au oen 2obrebnern oes Rrieges,
berienigen 11dn1li6, Die ben &rieg
nidt nnr irgenb eine quite 5eite ab-
5ntpeninnen tpiiien, ionbern iblebtbill
bas Wort re6en. Ser &rieg, 10 iagen
0ieie, 10 abioIut ipiinihbar, n1oraliif)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

Ser Sirtenbrief idlieBt NIT elmer
oringenoen 8arnuns an &atbolifcn,
lid nidt our6 irgenoiemanoen ooe1
iirgenbettpas in Der 2iebe uno Ereue
eegeniiber Der Sugeno Der &euldbeit
irrefiibren 5u laiien. -. Wer legitis
me unb iuegitime Mutteri6aft auf
oteielbe Stufe itellt, belaitet bas Sbeal
Der Wutterl6aft uno ben @ert Der
Srau uno ertpeiit ser tpeibliden ssu-
geno ben benfbar idledtelten Dienit."
X X X
8or 26 ssabren, am &arfreitag, oen
6. gpril 1917, erfldrte Der aongreb
Der Ser. Staaten Oeutiblano oen
&riee, ienen &rieg 5ur &ettung Der
Oemotratie uno 5ur @usl6altl1ne oes
&rieges. 9ie bon Braltoent Wilion
perfiinoeten Soeale gingen in Ser.
Iailles in Die 8rii6e. Ser &rieg tpar
trot 0euti6lanos gtieoerlage berge-
bens sefiibrt tporoen. Der 5tpeite
g8eltfrieg lit bie Sortiebung bon
Gompiegne uno Geriailles.
Seute t0nen bie 5blagtporte pie
bor 26 Sabren. 8ori6l1ge, tpie man
Oeuti6lano banoigen, entbarbariiteren
uno oen oauernoen Srieoen iibern
miiiie, tperoen bon allen Seiten on
geboten. Iber gan5 glei6, mas man
NIT 0eutlblano anfangt, tpenn es ben
&rteg perloren bot, - ipenn ni6t Sic
gan5e @elt our Gernlnft fomrt lno
erfennt, baB ii6 ser 6rieoe ni6t a1f
BEN Spiten Ser 8aionette, ionoern
MIR auf oem Slnoament Ser @ereb-
tigfeit begriinoen ldBt, uno tpenn nibt
alein Deuti6lano, ionoern Die gan5e
9Selt 5uriidgefiibrt miro at ben etpi,
gen @eieten nad) oes S6opfers @il~
len: Damn miro beute in einem Gier-
teliabrbnnoert Die Meni6beit mitten
i'm oritten 8elttrieg iteben, tpenn nidt
icbon borber Mo6t unb gbaos iiber
| iie bereingebro6en lit.
| X X X
VS. Ut e1ne Of1ngefOe y(OttDen01g'
felt, bnB bie &atbolifen unieres 2an'
bes nit Ser Tatia6e befannt tperoen,
oaB Ser &f eegen sic fatboliide
Stride it6 niht auf Die fir6enfeinb,
liden 2dn6er bei6rGnft Sier in INT
ierm nuiterbaften 2anbe ser Sreibetf
uno Der Soleran5 iino fatbolifenfein6-
1i6e &rdfte an oer @rbeit, Inn oie
Sdtigfeit oer fatbolil6en Stride burb
2iigen un6 @erleumbungen 5u unter=
binoen. Die fatboliide Breiie 1enft
gegenpartig oie quf1nerflamfeit oller
Ratbolifen auf 5tpei bielgeleiene 3eit,
idriften, bie ,,Nep &epubIic" uno
Oie ,,Nation'. 8eibe 3eitl1riften
bra6ten in ibren Mummern bonn 8.
spril ol,f beioen l1mi6ldgen ibrer
Mnsgabe In5eigen Ser 3eitidrift. Sr
elmer oieier sln5eigen tpurbe auf Sen
Snbalt oes ,Broteitant'' bingetpieien
NIT BEN 8orten: ,,SSStt bieier 3eitibrift
finoet Ser 9eier Mrtifel, bie MIR I'M
,BroteItant' 81 finoen itno, mie 3. g.
,Eapal Collaboration tpitb &itler'. -
Cine anoere Inflage tpenbet it6 geget;
oen Eapit unb @eneraliiiimo Srancc
g6itor bes ,Hrote1tant" lit &ennet5
2esIie.
gu @bren oieies 2eslie tpnroe Dor
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Tckes Hints OPA
M0Y Relent on its
Ruling on Oil Prices

with only West Texas able to increase
production substantially. aDespite all
efforts to find new sources of oil, the
amount discovered in the last four
years has been declining consistently.
For four years we have been using
oil faster than we have been finding
new reserves"
He said the lack Of new discoveries
could be traced to shortage Of man
power, to increasing cost and another
(reasOn) appears to be the frozen price
of OIL" He said that following a most
searching study he had recommended
an increased price. "The Office Of
Price Administration rejected my recon-
mendation, originally, BUT NOW HAS
UNDER STUDY MY REQUEST FOR
A RECONSIDERATION"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Report of Oil
Neor DupuYer
Is Confirmed

tCcatnued from Pare II
in the Teton block, south Of the Jan
nuseh, is drilling at s205 feet. It is
not far from a well drilled by Standard
Of California which had enough oil
in the Reagan horizon, 90 feet below
the top of the lime, that the California
company ran rods and tubing and tried
TO make well. That was before aeidi-
zatiOn.
In northern Montana, near Border
oil field, this eompanys Parker No. !,
which likewise had a showing suf-
fieient to justify running casing, Is
preparing to drill in with cable tools
Pipe is cemented at 2622. Total depth
is 1886 feet, in the top Of the Madison
lime.
On willshaw Flats inticline nose,
Northern Ordnance Holtz No. 1 NEA
NEA 23-37-2W corrected location) is
drilling at 1897 feet. It was spudded
June q.
On the Aloe block, Northern Ord
nance Barkuloo No. 1, NWA NWH &c
34-3W, is drilling at 1889 feet and
will be a completion next week. It
was spudded only last week, with
rotary tools.
Southwest of the Parker test, North
ern Ordnance-State B No. is drilling
at 43l, having spudded June "a and
set lO3i inch surface pipe at $50.
Northern Ordnance Morris No. l on
Gage structure, Musselshell county,
sec. 15-9N -26E, is drilling at 51s7.
The IngOmar test, HilhsOn No. 1,
NEA SEA 22-9N-35E, Rosebud county,
is drilling at S40s feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03

with 200 qts. nitro glycerin; fishing
for lost tools with cable tools; parted
finch casing; drilling 1O-inch hole
at 2790.
TRIGOoD oTL-TRIBAL 22o NO. l.
Sc NEH SEA 25-32-6W
Completion 5-14-42. 7-inch at BOIL;
Sunburst sand, 2945-296O; upper Cut
Bank 2975-3O37; lower Cut Bank,
SO37-3O52; Ellis 3O52; total depth,
SO53. Fluid level 1900 it., swabbed
225 Dbl. in 16 hr. Shot with 90
quarts nitroglyeerin; first Today
average, lis Dbl.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL 2S2 NO. p
Sc NWA SEX 3O-32-5W
Redrilling, zoos.
TRIGoOD-TRIBAL 2S2 NO. g.
Sc SEA SEA 3O-s2-5W
Spudded 6-13-43; Colorado shale, $50;
1O-inch eemented at SOL; drilling, 675.
TRIGooD-TRIBAL zee NO. s.
Sc SEA- SEX 25-32-6w
Competitor, 6-11-43; finch cemented
3O46; Sunburst sand, 2945-296O; up
per Cut Bank, 299O-3OO7; lower Cut
Bank, 3052-3O54; Ellis shale, SO54
Total depth, BIOL; fluid level 300
#. Swabbed 10 Dbl. first "a hrs. Shot,
10 OTIS. and 90 qts. nitroglyeerin.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03

Filling stations should all have re-
ceived application forms 70 be used
by motorists in applying for "A" and
%" gasoline rations. They should be
mailed in so that new books can be
issued in time for use July %.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
SILENT WE'LL" Is DRY

Shell Oil Company's "silent well" in
the center Of Los Angeles, referred to
in the Journal when it spudded, has
been abandoned at 1924 feet-a dry
hole.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-07-03
Nitro Turns
Bad Well Into
Good One

@a@@ @@@ @z@ s@dA ~ass# m @@%
A charge of 14O quarts Of nitroglye-
erin @eonverted1 backward oil well
in Cut Bank oil field this week, jump
ing HanlOn-Tribal 226 No. l from AZ
to 30 barrels on swab test. Before the
shot was swabbed as barrels in 20
hours. After the shot it swabbed 210
barrels.
This was the only completion of the
week, following the sensational flow
ing wells Of Glacier Production and
Santa Rita in the north end of Cut
Bank. Both wells are still flowing, the
Glacier MeGuiness No. combining its
flow to Pinch tubing. 1t had an initial
of $40 barrels. Santa Rita's Tribal well
had an initial of 40 barrels per hour.
Following are complete drilling re-
ports for the field:
ANDERSON FEE NO. l.
Sc NEM SWA 31-32-5W
Rig. FoOtage is $50 north Of south
and 2310 east of west line.
CA. q z. Oil-Trfbal BOT NO. p
Sc sWA NEA 29-32-5W
Spudded 5-25-43. Colorado shale, 500;
1O-inch cemented at 800; drilling,
2305.
CoBB-TRIBAL 202 NO. s.
Sc swA NEA 24-s2-ew
spudded 5-22-43; Colorado shale, 500;
IO-inch at zoe; drilling 140O.
GLACIER PROD. MACGUNESS
UNIT NO. s.
Sc NWM sWA 5-35-5W
Spudded 6-22-43; Colorado shAle 635;
1O-inch at S25; drilling 1926.
GLACIER PRODUCTIONS MILLER
NO. ~
@ swA NwA SS-3s-5w.
Spudded 6-27-43; drilling 2s5.
GLACIER PROD. -THAYER NO. 8
G sENNEA 2s-S5-5w
Spudded 4-2O-42. Colorado shale,
$50; 10-inch eemented at COS;
Completed 6-19-43; 7-inch cemented
at 2901; Sunburst sand, 2835-2S55;
upper Cut Bank, 2s9O-295O; lower Cut
Bank, 295O-2964; Ellis sand, 1904;
total depth, 1910. Fluid level, 700 #. ;
swabbed 46 Dbl, "a hr.; shot, 60 qts.
nitroglycerin.
HANLON COBB TRIBAL 224 NO. l.
Sc SEX SEX 1s-32-6W
Completion, 5-17-4S. Finch at 1900;
sunburst sand, 2ss0-29OO, show oil;
upper Cut Bank 292O-295O; lower
Cut Bank, 2950-2963; Ellis, 1908;
total depth, 2os9. Fluid level 1900 #.
Shot with $50 qts. nitroglycerine
shot, $50 qts,; swabbing 60 Dbl
HAHL0N-TRrRAL. 226 NO.
Sc NEA swA 25-s2-6W
Spudded 4-22-43; completed 6-25-43;
7-ineh eemented at S072; sunbursi
sand, sO45-S055; upper Cut Bank
3072-3109; lower Cut Bank, 3109
BIB, Ellis, BIB. Total depth, 3137
Fluid level, 600 feet; swabbed Al
Dbl. in 90 hours Shot with 140 qts
nitro glycerin; swabbed 210 Dbl. first
"a hours after shot.
HAYNEs-KIESETs NO. l.
@ NENSEM 1S-35-5W
spudded 6-1-42. 10-inch pipe cement
ed, 573; Colorado shale $50; drilling
1880.
KULLBERG-xRTBAL NO. l.
Sc swA NEA 25-32-6W
spudded ALAS; Colorado shale, 700
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I0-ineh cemented at 725; finch ee-
mented at 1904; completion 5-29-43;
Sunburst. sand s017-3O25; upper Cut
Bank sO60-s075; lower Cut Bank
S075-30s6; Ellis s0s6; total depth
3104; fluid level 900 IT.; swabbed
% bbl; shot go qts Swabbing Is
Dbl.
INDIAN on-wnKLER NO.
Sc SWK sw1A 23-s5-6w.
Spudded 6-26-43; drilling 400
KULLBERG-TRIBAL EOS NO. s.
Sc NWM NEA 24-32-6w.
Spudded 6-24-43; Colorado shale Sos;
1O-ineh at 6s7; drilling 6s7.
SANTA RITA-FEE so NO.
C sWA SwH 30-33-3W.
Rig.
SANTA RITA HALvERSoN No. g.
c SEX NEA 25-34-6W.
Spudded 6-21-43; drilling 1875.
SANTA RITA-JoRDAN No. 7
C swH NEA 1s-s2-5w
Spudded 5-5-43; Colorado shale, 452;
10-inch at 502 Completed 6-17-43; z
inch cemented at 1884; no record
Sunburst sand; upper Cut Bank, $780,
2s10; lower Cut Bank, 2s10-2s21
Ellis, 2s21; total depth, 1925; fluid
level, 1900 it.; swabbed 140 Dbl. first
u hr.
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SANTA RITA-sTATE 10. p

C SWA NEH 12-33-6W
Spudded 6-5-43; Colorado shale, 6ss;
1O-ineh cemented at 1893; drilling,
PTS.
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SANTA RITA-TRIBAL 30. j.

q NWA SWA 1O-35-6W
Spudded 5-12-43. Colorado shale, 5S7;
10-inch at GIT. Competitor 6-12-4S.
7-inch eemented at 2s47; Sunburst
sand, 2s5O-2s76. Total depth, 1879.
Flowed 40 Dbl. per hr. initially; flow
ing 275 Dbl. through 1-inch choke. -
SANTA RITA-TRIBAL NO. 10
G NEA SEA 9-35-6W.
Spudded 6-22-43; Colorado shale, Gas;
lO-inch pipe, 675; drilling 1155.
TARRANT- wILEY-JONEs NO. 5
C SEX sWA 31-34-5W.
Spudded 6-22-43; drilling 400.
TExACo-FRIsBEE UNIT NO.
sw SEA- Nwz 26-s6-5W.
Spudded 5-29-4S; drilling $50.
TExACo-GovT 07s7ssB No. g.
c NEM SEA 1S-S2-5w
Spudded 5-26-43; Colorado shale $50;
lO-inch at 1856; drilling 26s0.
TEXACo-FEE MASS No. p
Sc NEA NEN 31-32-5W
Colorado shale 1890; .10-inch at 615.
Completion 6-1O-43; Sunburst sand,
291O-2925; upper Cut Bank, 1885,
1905, show oil, 1850; lower Cut Bank,
296S-2993; Ellis, 29s3-29s7; fluid
level 22OO #. Shot 100 qts. nitrogly-
cerine; swabbed 300 Dbl first "a
hours at end Of which was making
10 Dbl. per hr.
TExACo-sTATE MASS NO. IS
@ NWH SEA 16-32-5W.
Rig.
TRI GOOD oILrTRIBAL 22e NO. a.
Sc sWA SEA 25-32-6W
Re-cOmpleted 6-21-43; finch cemented
at 1857; Sunburst sand 2790-2S10;
upper Cut Bank, 2S35-2S61; lower Cut
Bank, 2s61-2s99; Ellis, 1899; total
depth, 2912; fluid level, 1000 it.;
swabbed 275 Dbl. in "a hr.; will shoot
with go OTIS nitroglyeerin.
TRIGo0D oIL-TRIBAIs $50 No.
Sc SEA SWA 29-32-5W
Completion, 4-15-4s. finch eemented
2s42; Sunburst sand, 2790-2s1O; up
per Cut Bank, 2S32-2s9O; lower Cut
Bank, 1890 1905; Ellis, zoos. Total
depth, 1920; fluid level, 1000 feet;
swabbed 222 Dbl. in 2O1l hours; shot
Evening star., 1943-11-29
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