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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02

Rocky Mountain refiners have
been called upon by PAW to In
crease their yields of heating oils
and motor gasoline. This ends the
July, 1912, directive to increase
yields of residual fuel oils. Now the
emphasis is ON home-heating fuel
oil and motor fuel
Refiners this week received the
following telegram from PAW:
I'm view of the firm position of
residual oil in District 4 and the
indicated need for additional heat
ing oil and motor gasoline there, it
is now advisable to increase the
yields of light products, Therefore,
effective Immediately and until fur
Their advised, the limitation on mo
tor gasoline yield as established by
Davies directive, July z, 1912, is
hereby removed"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02
Eczstrnura Worms of
Gasoline Shortuce

Joseph b. Eastman, director of de
Tense transportation, has taken 0c-
casion TO issue warning regarding
an impending shortage of oil, say
ing that gasoline must be rationed
not as means only of saving rub
Der but it must be saved, generally,
on its own account ION the basis Of
known military requirements let
alone whatever unexpected de
mands may develop-we win not
be able, by next year, To produce
enough oil in the United States to
meet the needs of the military, or
war industry, of agriculture and
for essential civilian purposes UNI
less we cut down on consumption
now"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02

Sinclair Wyoming- ssmezaax gmlt @ 9
NE NwA swA Sz-26N-8sW
carbon CounEy1. Location.
MAVERICK aPRIwCs--Ernaaoat County
ConkInamtal- Chnx<Hr1oa no. 30
Sc NwA SEA 16aN-1w
Drilling 1870.
MUsH CREEK--wessoH Comnty
. Sf swR 81 snz I s sas n;
Drilling $500.
NORTH ALKAIA DOaEE-Big Horn Co.
Yale on Corr: Mar. Nc.
Madison lime test Building derrick.
Usage FEELE--weston County
Gerald Boek Nss
CIVIL sen swK s2-47N-esw
Drilling 600.
Upaike Bros. No. Q
c sen NEK 35-46N-e4w
Drilling 1864.
OREGON BAsEN--Park Coanty
Hasky-Nseasem Nc.
c NEA NWA 31-51N-f00 w
Waiting on rotary tools.
Hmsky Raf.-Kainae No. /
NE SEM NEM 7s51N-10OW
Deepened from 1901 TO z535.
Ne wv SCI ES e51N.1Oow
Waiting on rotary, 231.
0hlo-Cactus A No.
Sc SEA sen 6-5iN-10oW
Drilling 1907
0hio-Ksady No. 10
NV SWA NEA 31-51N-10OW
Drilling 2875
0hio-sonners Acct. Ne.
NE NwA SEN s-51N-1O0w
Testing production, 3794.
Ohio-Cmster Pet. No. 9
NE swA sen 32-62-1o0w
Testing production $500.
0hio-Lavemder NO. III
NV NWM SEA 30-51N-100W
Drilling 1875
Ohio-Lady No. Q
NV NWA NEA 31-51-1OOw
Drilling 1855
Ohio 0lI-Wilson A No.
NV SWA NWN 4-5O-100W
Drilling 2474
Yale Observation-Disclosures No. SA
NE SWM MEX 2e-52N-100W
Surface casing 1885, waiting on rotary
POISON sPTDER-Eatrona County
Chicago on No.
NV SWA SWA 1-33N-S3W
Drilling 100.
OsH0TO DOAzE-Crook County
Oscar Burns No.
NV NWA NEk 17-5367W
Drilling 665.
SALT CREEK-Natrona County
standolind-Unit no. 2s.T
c SEA NWN 30-5sN-esW
COMPLETION: ]. p. 1872 Dbl. In 10 hrs,
! through X In choke on tubing.
/ SEGMENT DESTs--Na1rona COwnty
Lakota on Gas No. /
c NWN z-36N-S1W
Drilling 2e10.
SOUTH BAXTER BASIN - sweetwater
County
Mountain FueI.Unit No.
NE SWH NEA 21-16N-104W
Drilling 1851
Union Pacific Unit No.
Sc NEM SWk 2-16N-104W
Testing 1888.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE-Fremont County
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
NE EwA NWM 53N-1w.
Spudded 6-843; total depth $3.50; viii
swab and drill deeper.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ No.
NE NEA sen 31-4N-1W
Drilling 1915
SULPHUR CREEK-Uanta County
Wyoming Utah Assoc. No. i
Sc SEA SWM 14-1sN-11ew
Installing pump ESQ.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02
Deep Test on Black Mountain
Assured by Sinclair w yoming

bid in 1880 of Shoshon Indian
in Fremont county Wyo
of within
lime failed still another well in Frannie
back the Tensep 1872 for
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02

y
calls for a deep test within year.
e in still another well in Frannie
yging back to the Tensleep 1872 for
handoIlnd Garth No.
NE NEA NEA 26-5sN-1O0W
Fishing 1891
standoIlnd-EEk No. 10
NE swN NwA 3o-5sNssW
Drilling 1916
standoIind-EHk No. 20
NE SEA NWH 3O-5sN-S9W
Drilling 3414
standolind-EIk s No. BEET
1870; Strengthening hole 100.
stanolInd-EIk S No. Fl
NE NEM NwA 3O-58N-99W
Location graded. (F'irst repor).
stanoiInd-EIk No. ~
NE SEX SWM 19-5SN-99W
Location graded. (First report).
stanoIsnd-RIk No. 20
NE NEk SWA 19-59N-80W
Location graded. (First report.)
stanoIind-EIk Z No. II
Waiting on rotary. First report).
Male Creek Watson No.
NE SEX sen 36-5SN-10oW
Surface pipe. 1852; rigging up rotary.
FOSSIL FTELD-Iineoln County
Harris-Govt No.
Sc NWM NWk 23-21N-1i7W
Drilling z124.
FRANNIE FIELD-Park County
ContinentaI-N. p. No.
Sc NwM SEN 23-5sN-98W
Completed In Tensleep, so bbls. per
day Plugged back depth 1922. Top of
Tensleep zoos. Top of Madison 3240.
standollnd -Rosenburg No. 16-xM
Sc NWA NWA 25-5sN-esW
Drilling 293
GARLAND FIELD-BIg Horn County
General Petroleum-Howell No.
NE NWA NV, lot 03-56N-97W
Location tFIRST REPORT).
GEBO DOME-Hot Springs County
Continental No.
SW NwA SEA 23-44N-95W
Drilling 4407
GOLDEN EAGLE FIELD-Hot Springs
County
EEInnelasa-KerIyn Unit 1 No.
C swA SWh 1245N-97W
Rig.
GOosEBERRY-Park County
General Petroleum-Govt No.
NV SwK Nwh 28-47N-1O0W
Total depth 1852 In Madison lime
Abandoned
HAT CREEK-Niobrara County
H. d. Moore Berggren No.
NV sEE NwA 23-35N-63W
Shut down 1884
HORSE CREEK-Laramie County
General PetroleHm-Govt. 78G
SW sen SEA 31-17N-68W
Drilling 1854
IRON MOUNTAIN-LaramieC County
ManewaI q Bradley No.
SW SWA SEN 34-1eN-7OW
Drilling 220.
JEWELL sPRTNGs-PIatte County
Glentop Exploration No. /
Sc SEA sen 1s-30N-87W
Drilling 1885.
LANCE CREEK-Niobrara County
Ohio OH Converse No.
NV sen SWA 32-36N-65W
Total depth 5692; plugged back to $500
| shut down
Superior Oil-Ong No.
SEA SWh 31-36N-65W
Drilling s430
LITTLE GRASS CREEK-HOt Spring
County
Goodstein ct aI-Mt. st. Power No. 3
c SWA SWM 11-46N-89W
Rigging up rotary.
LITTLE BUFFALO BAsEN-Park Count
GoodsteinGovt- No.
NE NEA NWA 13-47N-100W
T ID 1858
Coodstein-State No. i
NE NEA SEA 2-47N-100W
Waiting on tools, 25S.
standoIind-Unit No. 4
SW SWA NEM 34-4sN-1OOW
Drilling 1920
LOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
sEncIair-wyomsng "a" No. les
NV SEA sen 3-26N-90W
! Drilling 1900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-02

ASfEh--SlnCialf-W yOming Oll &c
land on Dry Creek or Black Mountain
on its bid of S1O.1S per acre. The leas
The Madison lime failed to prodU
field, Continental Oil-N. P. No. plu
an initial of 60 barrels per day
after getting Madison at 3240.
Following are Wyoming opera
tons this past week:
AIRPORT DEsTRTCT-Natrona Co.
Commercial oil Syndicate
sw swM swM 28-35N-sow
Shut down 1885,
BADGER BAsIN-Park County
Resolute DIN. p. No. 3
9 NEA NWA 17-57N-1O1W
Drilling GAO
BEAVER D0ME-weston County
Brorby No. 1
NV NEK NwH ls-44N-szw
Abandoned 3547.
nELLE sPRINGs-carbon County
Slnciair-Wy wyoming Unit No.
NV NEM Sen 32-24N-ssW
Total depth 4466.
BIC MUDDY-Converse County
Continental Hurst No.
sW NEh NWh 16-33N-76W
Total depth, 1896; plugged back to
1855. $50 It. oil in hole.
BYRON yielding Horn County
ohie-w. G. Stevens No: 1
Lot 30. sec. 25-58N-97W
Drilling 2003
uhfo-David Williams No.
sen SWM 39-56-97
Contractor moving In. (First report).
0hio-Geo..wirth No. 1
NEh SWA 3e-56e7 w
Testing production $50.
Ohio-wirth No.
c SWH NEH 25-56-97w
Testing production $500.
CANYON CREEK-sweetwater County
Weststates Pet. Corp.-HOrn No. p
NWA l1-i2N1OlW
COLE CREEK FIELD-Natrona County
General Pet.-Patented No.
NV NWM NWK 22-35N-77W
Total depth 1850. No test
General Petroleum-Govt. No. GO
SIC SEA sen 21-s5N-77w
Drilling GAS
General Petroleum-Govt. No. rs
NV NEA SWh 21-35N-77W
Drilling 2l5 (First report).
General PetroIeum-state No. 81
NV NWk NWk 16-35-7TW
Completed Shannon 4541-4577; 90 bbls.
per day, pumping.
General Petroleum-state 0-sOs No. IS
NV NV NWA 16-35N-77W
Total depth 1910; 81 inch casing ce-
mented at 1900; erecting prod. derrick.
ELK BASIN FTELD-Park County
ContinentaI-EIk No. 1os
CNL NEk 24-5sN-1Oow
Drilling 1921
McKinnie-SuIlivan No. 4
NE SEX SWH 31-5sN-e9W
Drilling 1884.
Observation-Disclosures d No.
NE NEK NEA 25-5sN-10OW
Drilling 3760
Observation-Disclosures No.
c SWM SWA 2e-5sN-9eW
Drilling 1928
Observation-Disclosures No.
NE NEA Sc ~ 6-57N-99W
o,. Grading s l ost n: tFirst repOro.
NE NwR sen 24-5s-lOOw
Testing production 4474.
Ohio-EIk . No. IL
NE NWk SWh 35-9S-2S E
Waiting on rotary tools 21O.
ohl0-Elk No. ~
Sec. 24-5sN-1OOw
Drilling 46lS.
Ohio.EIk No. II (AEont)
NE NEH NEA 35-eS23E
Testing production. 4516.
ohiO-Elk OPC No. is
sen SEA S5-9S23E-( MONTY
Waiting on rotary, 21o.
Ohlo-Elk orc No. IA
NE swA swA s59S-23E CMont)
Waiting on rotary 40.
Ohio Oil-Mack 0PC No.
NE sen NWk 31-5SN-e9w
Waiting rotary, 241.
Ohio-Woods 0PC No. ~
NE SwA NEA 3o-5sN-9ew
Waiting on rotary, 500.
Ohio-woOds OPC No. IS
NE NEN SwA 30-5sN-99w
Waiting on rotary, 215.
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Evening star., 1943-12-13
Russians and Czechs
Reach Pact on Mutual
Assistance After War
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Dec. 13.-A mutual as
sistance pact designed to establish
close postwar cooperation between
the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia
has been signed by Foreign Com
missar Vyacheslav Molotov and
Czech Ambassador Zdenek Fierlin-
ger.
The ceremony took place yester-
day in the Kremlin in the presence
of Czech President Eduard Benes
and Soviet President Michael Ka-
linin. The text of the 20-year agree
ment is expected to be made public
tomorrow.
A major implication of the pact
was that it brought the two states
into direct collaboration, in opposi-
ton to the principle of federation
OF small Eastern European countries
to which the Russians have fire.
quently voiced objection. British
and United States representatives
had no direct part in the negotia-
tions OF the pact, but it was believed
they had been informed of the con-
tents Of the document and had ap-
proved.
1t was understood that the Soviet
desired a similar accord with Poland
prewar neighbor of both the Soviet
Union and Czechoslovakia, although
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Brewster Expected
10 Get Grace Period
On Plane Contract
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
A House Naval Affairs Subcommit-
tee intends to recommend this week
that Brewster Aeronautical Corp. be
given period of grace, coupled with
sharply worded warning that 1t
must speed production of Navy
fighting planes or lose a multi-mil-
lion dollar contract.
The decision against recommend
ing cancellation now will be the
high spot of a formal report by the
subcommittee, climaxing long in
vestigation of the companys affairs.
The committee also is expected to:
l.. Serve notice that it does not
intend to disband and that it will
reopen the inquiry, probably in a
few months, to determine whether
increased production has justified
continuance of the contracts.
2. Declare that it's action in con-
tlnuing the contracts is motivated
chiefly by the assertion of James
V. Forrestal, Undersecretary of the
Navy, that the Navy desperately
needs the Corsair fighters ordered
from Brewster.
3. Denounce, in some of the stiff
est language ever used in a con-
gressional report, the activities of
Tom de Lorenzo as president of
Local 1865, United Automotive Work.
ers, CIO.
In its report, the committee also
will call on Government agencies
to study the evidence it accumulat-
ed, and to take whatever action is
deemed necessary.
1t will discuss, too, the manage
ment and labor troubles under a
succession of presidents until Ship
builder Henry J. Kaiser took over
BreWster's reins at the Navys re-
quest and without compensation.
Blame for many of those troubles
will be placed up on the labor con-
tract between the company and the
union.
Evening star., 1943-12-13

Conodo Notonol Air Service, Flying Coost 10 Coost
end TO Newfoundland over q 1900 mills route
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Browder Says Americans
Should Demand 4th Term
Ry the Associated Press.


BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 13.-
Earl Browder declared here last
night that "the voters of America
should cry out in clear and LOUD
voices to force President Roosevelt
to run for fourth term in 1914"
The only important issue of the
1914 campaign" said the general
secretary Of the Communist party
will be the question of the support
Of the Teheran declaration.
Mr. BroWder told the nearly 1.OOC
persons attending the Connecticut
Communist party convention that
Americans of all parties and all
walks of life must rally around the
President and prevent any move
ment within the United States from
tearing apart the great work ac-
complished at Teheran.
The conference at Teheran and
its decisions mean that the United
States and Great Britain have ac-
Cepted the Soviet Unions socialistic
government as something perma-
nent-something which must be ac-
cepted as part of the world make e-up
IN the future
Evening star., 1943-12-13
THE EVENING STAR, v,,. w'shin.tcn . o ,o.,

relations between the Poles and
Russians are now broken.
Further official receptions awaited
President Benes, but the main part
OF his mission was completed at the
Kremlin ceremony. He plans to
visit the Czecho-Slovak brigade
fighting with the Red Army.
Czech troops fought their way
into Kiev November 6 in co-opera-
ton with Russian forces. They also
engaged in the battle of Kharkoy
last spring.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Johnston Declares U. S.
Seeks Fair Postwar Poy
Il, the Annotated prexa

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 13.-
Americans want assurance of good
jobs at decent wages after the war,
Eric A. Johnston of Spokane, Wash,
president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, told report
ers on his arrival for speaking en-
gagement tonight.
American industry must see to 1t
those jobs are provided-and I think
it will" Mr.. Johnston said.
He predicted period Of hesitation
would occur after the war during
conversion of industry to peacetime
production, to be followed by boom
period of from two to eight years.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Ample Employment
After War Foreseen
In Brookings Report

Employment conditions during the
transition period Immediately fol-
lowing the fighting in Europe and
the Pacific were viewed as dis
tinctly encouraging" in survey by
Karl T. Schlotterbeck published by
the BroOkingS Institution today.
Mr.. Schlotterbeck predicted that
rehabilitation of the armed forces
would extend over period of from
two to three years and that it would
begin at the end of the European
War which, he assumes, will come
about year before Japan is de-
feated. During the year following
the defeat of Nazi Germany, he said.
rehabilitation might total 640O 600
out of the 17.8OO,OOO in the services,
war agencies and industries directly
producing war goods.
Sees Women Leaving Jobs.
DemObiliZation thereafter. he said,
might be as follows: 100000 dur
ing the first six months following
final victory, 100000 during the
second six months and 100000
during the third six months
At the same time. the author
pointed out, the present labor force
will be considerably reduced when
many women return to household
duties, younger women get married,
young people return to school and
older people retire
The volume of employment pro-
vided by private enterprise he
warned. however. will inevita bly,
depend in no small degree upon the
restoration of confidence in the
future of the private enterprise sys-
tenn and upon effective co-opera ton
between government and private
economy"
Sees Expansion.
Mr. Schlotterbeck said that the
available labor force after the war
must be consumed by reasonable
increases in nearly all fields, but he
said the manufacturing and con-
Struction industries could be eX-
pected to increase most sharply.
In a dynamic society," he said.
Iull employment uOeS not Imply
complete employment of the labor
force; several millions, for one rea-
son or another, would not be work.
ing at any given moment A state
of reasonably full employment at
the end of the transition period
would be realized with an employ
ment level of 540O0,o00. This would
mean an increase in employment
over 1910 of about 100000, or.
roughly, II per cent.
Since there is good reason for
believing that the level of produc-
ton and employment will for some
years be substantially above that OF
1910. the outlook for satisfactory
employment is distinctly encourag-
ing
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Nazis Offer 10 Yield,
Then S|ay Canadians
BY the Associated Press,

''s 'ilc hcSoSldbtu fIeSS.
WITH THE CANADIANS IN
ITALY, Dec. II DelayedD.-A Ca
madam infantry platoon was Off
clally declared today to have been
murdered in cold blood" by Nazi
machine gunnerS from ambush
when it moved forward to accept
the surrender of a group of Ger
man rif1emen.
The words were contained In a
message which the Canadian COM
mander sent to all his troops on the
Moro River front, warning them to
be on guard when taking prisoners
The Germans had put up a stiff
battle north of San Leonardo Fri
day, but eventually raised their
arms. Headquarters was advised
that when the Canadians went for
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Mary Beth Huqhes Weds

GLENDALE, Calf, Dec. 13 R.-
Film Actress Mary Beth Hughes, %,
and Ensign Ted North, q, former
actor, were married yesterday in
the Wee Kirk O. The Heather En-
sign North has been ordered to Navy
duty next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
Senoro Lopez Improves
After 5-Hour Operation
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NEW YORK, Dec 13.-Senora Al
fonSo Lopez, wife of the President OF
Colombia, was reported in good con-
dition last night after undergoing a
five-hour operation Saturday. DR.
Hugh Auchincloss performed the
surgery, assisted by two Colombian
surgeons.
President Lopez and his daughter
Maria Mercedes also are in New
York.
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