davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
SWELL WAR FUND

The tracks gifts 10 war relief
funds this season passed the $50
900 mark when IL was announced
that S32 S09.5O was being turned
over by the Detroit Racing AsSo-
citation 70 navy relief.
Saturdays rcCe lpts wer .
S5 q65 20 and the crowd of l2.057
paid admissions wagered SAFE ,S97.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

Johnny Adams. who had three
winners Saturday continues 10
lead the riders az the Fair
Grounds by a large margin He
has so winners against 81 for
Porter Roberts the runncr-up
and IS for Patterson MIllican, IN
third placc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
Cobb Starts
Deep Test in
Porldera Field

A Devonian test In Pondera oil
field ON Devonian ahigh" determined
by seismograph mapping is to be
drilled Immediately by A. B. Cobb, Cut
Bank producer and owner of Home Oil
Refinery at Great Falls, it was an
nouneed this week as workmen began
digging rotary pits.
Location is about half mile south !.
east Of present production In Pomdera-
The well is spotted in NE corner NEA
swA ss-27N- 4w, ON the George Hirseh
berg farm.
Rotary rig now on BIaekleaf strue-
ture is to be moved TO location TO drill
the Pondera Devonian test Top Of
Devonian is expected at about $500
fest. Principal saturation In the De
vonian exposure In the Rocky Moan-
tains to the west lis frela $50 10 800
feet below the top of the Devemsan,
meaning psssible drilling depth oil
$500 fess- A web knewn as taa Tsn-
daIe Waller test, north ss PomderA,
had saturation In the top les feet Of
the DevsmiaA
Cobb has blocked mp 5000 acres in
the area including the southeast and
east slope Of Ponders- Arrangements
had been made for the simultaneous
drilling of test to the top Of the
Madison In Section 1s-27N-sW, by R.
@. Tarrant who had joined with Cobb
in the lease block, but this has been
held up by refusal of one landowner
to give g. lease on the same terms as
his neighbors. That wen was to have
been drilled short distance north Of
the Healy Springs well, drilled by 81.
B. Chessher interests In the early days
Of Pondera. That well had small pro
duetion but it was abandoned as acid
ization was unknown. Wells with Sim
liar showings are now made CONNER.
cial by acidization.
Pondera oil field, discovered in June
1897, has produced in excess Of 6,0O0,.
600 barrels Of crude and ia one Of the
most profitable fields In the state
owing to the fact that nearly every
(coHssnn@a am Rmsa 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
Stondord Offers 10
Submit Contracts
Covering its CorteIs

Apparently, "cartels" are to become a
political issue, says a press release Of
Standard Oil On. J.) replying to the
political cry against "secret, un-Ameri-
can contracts with foreigners" Stand
ard declares, eve do not believe in
controlling production; eve do not be-
lieve in combinations to control prices;
eve are for business dealings with peo-
pie in foreign countries" and owe are
against secret agreements" discussing
each topic in detail, concluding that
ave are ready to file with the De
partment Of State or some other desig-
mated agency copies Of all contracts
that we make with foreign corporations.
If that agency considers publication Of
the facts to be in the public interest, we
are for publishing them TO the world"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
Third Well on
MidaOay Hits OIL
InSunburstS Sand

A showing of oil was encountered
Thursday afternoon in the sunburst
sand in the Hageman-P Pond Rispin No.
1 well in Midway oil field southeast Of
Conrad, in POndera county. The Rispin
is the northernmost test and is the
third wen to find sunburst sand oil
Sunburst sand was found at 1740
and the top was dry. At 1852 oil APP
peared and the well was immediately
shut down to determine the extent
Of the showing. It win be drilled
deeper, however, as the Sunburst sand
is from 20 to 25 feet thick in this
area.
The Rispin is IL miles north of the
Tarrant- Wood Devonian test in which
the first showing of oil in the Sun
burst sand was found-the first Sun
burst sand oil south Of the Marias
river in the sweetgrass Arch. The
Wood deep test in Sec. 32-2sN-1W is
now shut down after cementiug casing
at sz0a feet, ready to drill into the top
Of the Devonian.
Ten miles southwest Of the BIS
pin well is The TEXAS compauy's
BchIepp wen TN Soc. 21-27N-2w
which has showing of oil in the
sunhurst sand estimated ct from
(Conkinued On Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
KnOaUltOn VIII
attend Casper
Session of PAW

Announcement was received Wednes-
day from the Petroleum Administration
for War office at Denver that d. R.
Knowlton, director Of production and
Robert v shifk, chief OF the reclama-
ton section, Of Washington, d. c., win
attend the regular bi-monthly meeting
Of District 4 production committee at
Casper, convening in the City County
building at 10 a. m. Wednesday, Sept.
%.
Secondary recovery of oil win be
the principal subject Of discussion.
r. s. Shannon, chairman Of District
4 production committee and president
Of Minnelusa Oil Corporation Of Den
yer, has issued an invitation to Mon
tana operators interested in secondary
recovery as related to Cut Bank and
Kevin-Sunburst fields to attend the
meeting. The session win be attended
by George McCabe of Cut Bank, A. B.
Cobb and Julius Peters Of Great Falls,
Montana members, while a special in
vitation has been issued to r. P. Jack
SON, secretary of the Oil Conservation
Board.
The discussion Of secondary recovery
follows preliminary study Of Cut
Bank field made by the Bureau Of
Mines, under Ralph n. sepaeh, Karl H.
Schmidt and Warren J. Mason. At the
(ConEinued on Pare 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
Enid Mon Succeeds
borough With Gulf

Gay borough, scout for Gulf Oil Co.,
with headquarters in Billings, has en-
tered the military service and has been
succeeded by E. L. Chapman, 1919
North 2sth Street, Billings. DOrough
has been In Tulsa for the last few weeks
with Mrs. Borough and child, under 81
day furlough. He writes that he hated
to leave Montana and hopes TO return
after the war. Chapman came to Non
tana from Enid, Okla.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
Production Test
Is in Progress
On GSoge Structure

Whether Montana has q new oil
field and new producing horizon
win be determined within the NEXT
few days by a production test now
being conducted by Northern
Ordnance Carter OH Co. on Gage
dome i'm Musseisheil county, south
ern Montana.
The Gage test was carried TO the
Madison lime without finding any
additional production. Tt was
plugged back TO e100 feet where
casing was cemented. The plug has
been drilled out and D production
test Is being made 70 determine
whether the showing OF oil ia the
kmbar formation Is commercial
DriIl stem tests at the time the
formation was cut indicated pos
sible production Of Is barrels per
EoHr.
Gage is one Of tha deepest folds
in the area and the finding OF
commercial production in q new
howiHon win doubtless be followed
by dsspaw drilling ON many struS-
lures i'm Che area, most Of which
offer more shallow drilling.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18

The lime break" Is 316 feet be-
low the top of the Madison lime,
found at 2540. AT the contact a
showing of oil was encountered
that swabbed four barrels an hour
initially. II developed fresh water
which the owners of the well are
certain is not formation water. It
was found impossible to determine
whether the water was coming In
through a break in the casing or
past the cement job. The oil was
mudded off and production can be
resumed should no better flow be
encountered at depth, according to
the owners.
Delay in drill stem test resulted
from the necessity of sending to
Casper for a formation packer. The
present intention is to continue on
down to the Devonian with the
present 6h-inch hole.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
SECOND PENDR0Y HORIZON SHOWS OIL
Pendroy Well Deepened to
Turner Valley Break 316
Feet I'm Madison Finds Oil


horizon discovery
northwest of Pondera oil field
rotary penetrated rotary
dropped ba" 5foot
drill According
the bit still in the soft formation when drilling stopped and
deeper drilling However
expected determine whether production justified
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-09-18
PIPELINE COMPLETED

PlFELa1NE UUN1F Lah4hU
The pipeline from Fort Norman oil
field 10 Whitehorse has been practically
completed, the U. s. army announces.
Refinery facilities are ready to start
producing gasoline for army use in
Alaska and along the Alaskan highway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Admui~'ra-
tor of TN" Estate Of james "
PuiIam. deceased late of Vance
County. North Carolina. this is Ia
notify all person, having claim,
against the Estate of said deceased
10 EXHIBIT them 60 the undersigned
or +" his attorney, at Henderson. y
G.. on OF bciOr" the ith day OF Murci,
1914. Or Thu notice will be pleaded
IN bar Of their recovery. All persons
indebted 10 This estate will pleas,
make immediate payment
This the i'h day uf March. 1919
W ". rtLLfhM.
Administrator 0f the Estate Of
James ~ pulliam. deceased
Ghola0n & GhOleon.
Attorney If Law.
Henderson. n. G..
3-i0-l7-2I-3l-7
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-04

Apple and pear trees may b, ...H
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......~ ...u ~nuu.d he .rN ... ..
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Evening star., 1943-10-06

opened IN first or second position
Disciples Of that system. desperately
but valnly trying to discover Just
what type Of hand was aggressive. "
fell into the habit Of passing when
ever in doubt-and then entering
the auction at levels that turned
their partners hair pure Whitel
The utter inconsistency of this
policy should be Self-evident. Take
South's tactics in this deal for ex-
ample Obviously, he didn't think
his hand was worth one diamond
bid. but when one opponent an
nOunCed the values for an opening
bid and the other the great strength
for a jump-shift response South
became so impressed with his own
holding that he offered a contest
st the four level,
The defense did not slip. and
South ended up with precisely four
tricks, thus Conceding an HOO point
penalty. And he couldn't even offer
the time-Worn alibi that he had
thought the opponents could make
q slam, since he himself held two
aces.
Yesterday YOU were Howard Schen-
kens partner and. with only your
side vulnerable, YOU dealt and held:
A A Q6
" Ak @ 1915
: A6
= A @ 10
The bidding:
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
~ Pass "a 3I
~
AnsWer-Three spades If tempted
to double three clubs, remember that
Lightner probably wants you to
double. If he has an eight-card
suit and can win five tricks, YOU can
beat him only 700 points. Against
that YOU have a sure game and very
likely a slam.
Score 100 per cent for three spades.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Take My Word for 1t
Bv FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week,

CLIQUE, a word borrowed from
the French, is used in tke meaning
Of "an exclusive circle OF persons
with common interest,"" But the
French meaning is much harsher
"A company of contemplate per-
sons"
At any rate. the word should not
rhyme with lick 1t should have
the zee" sound as in cheek, Greek,
meek. Say: KLEEK.
It's Hard to Believe.
Oklahoma City: Since the name
RIVIERA obviously suggests "a
river why is the name given to
the region along the Mediterranean
Sea?-J Med.
Answer: Riviera suggests shore. "
not river" for it comes from the
Latin ripa meaning bank" tof a
stream; shore -'of a body of
Water).'
The French Riviera is called
recv-yav-RAH. The Italian Rivi-
era is called: reev-YAY-rah.
The word river itself has under
gone curious transformation. The
Middle English word was rivere
Evening star., 1943-10-06
October s, 1943

Last minute changes radio pro- WcnNcenAx
grams sometimes reach The Star '-S"I"oN'
too late for correction that day October 1943
Evening star., 1943-10-06

40 per cent for double, 20 per cent
for three hearts.
Question No. 1,508.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
2 2" Pass "a 81
3 a Pass - Pass
t?D
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
released bv the Bell Svnd,cate IncN
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Pay! No. 40

Hands which do not justify open
ing bids and vet which can be safely
bid At high level are few and far
between. In fact, only freaks"
qualify for this sort of handling
To refrain from making a one-bid
because YOU lack perhaps a queen.
and then to come in at the four
level. against opponents who are
bidding strongly, is a bridge crime
Of the first magnitude South. in
the following deal, fully deserved
his punishment.
South dealer.
East-W West vulnerable.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

On The AIR I0DAY,
Star Flashes; Latest news, WNAL al $50
am daily.
WRC, BOOM. and Mrs. kor'h: Murdered
detective helps solve his own sdYng
WhAl. 8:30-BattIe Of Sexes introducing
John KeranS daughter, Beatrice
VOL, 8:30-Take Gard. Allan Jones in
The ouIl
WpC, 900-Tme 10 Smile Herbert Marshall
with Mr.. Cantor.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

WNAL, 9:00-Bandwagon 5ongwrfer BUDDY
de sylvia with Mr. Martin.
WRC. 930-hr Dstnti Attorney Two mur-
deI solved in one stroke.
WT0P, i000-Gfeat MUSIC Moments Ndtk
HdHeI baritone, is guest for songs by Greg.
National Radio Forum Senators Ralph 0.
Brewster Of Maine and Rithard 3 pu55e Of
Georgia on Our T'p 10 the Fighting Fronts.
WnAL al 1870.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Not This

Mother-JennieS 10 and she can
look after the other children when
they come home from school. I'm
getting me job while I have a
chance to make big money.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
This

Mother-I think my most i'm
portant war work is to stay home
and care for my children-at least
until such time as the available sup
ply Of women without children is
exhausted.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
INSTALLATION

Just give US the sizes Of the
Storm Sash and Storm
Doors you need and we will
gladly give you an estimate
on their installation.
We make special size Storm
Sash and Doors in our
o1Cn Shop.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

What shall it profit nation to rcoy IT,
mednrhhe loses
Evening star., 1943-10-06

South's bidding was characteristic
Of those players who don't like to
open without game prospects," by
which they mean either generally
strong hand or one that includes
very good support for at least one
Of the major suits. This philosophy
Is probably hangover from that
deadly propaganda spread eight or
10 years ago which stated that only
"aggressiVe-type' hands should be
Evening star., 1943-10-06

from the French rive. the bank or
shore Of any body of water" The
word We should have borrowed is
the French feuye Criver,, from
the Latin fuvius, "a stream of
flowing water" Or We should have
retained the Anglo Saxon word
stream, which we use now in only
an abstract or poetic sense
It's hard to believe that when We
speak of the bank Of river" We
are saying literally, the bank Of
the bank" but its true. English
is like that.
What IS vour pet phob2a' Amos.
every person has one, YOU know Ny
pamphlet contains q complete list OF
the phobaS, explains hem. and pro
nounceS their names Send stamped
t3-cent. self ddreSsed envelope 20
Frank Colby n care Of this paper.
Ask for PHOBIAS Pamphlet
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Incb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Golfers Get = AGES
I'm Neek-EEqQl EsEssV
BY VI. =. DRUKENBROD

For some time golfers have
been quericd az 10 how their
game would do this summer
An answer finally can be given
and II is most favorable one
Golf IS going TO do all right,
everything considered. Judging
from reports following weekend
play.
Favored with sunshine and
warm weather and with courses
nearing midsummer playing con
dition for the first time this sea-
SON golfers turned out in large
numbers especially yesterday.
\ThiS was true, AZ the city
owner and Scmi-publC as w6ll as
as private clubs.
The municipal courses a.
Palmer and Chandler park, both
reported more than 500 nlnc-holC
registrations. while 277 Sfgncd up
for lS-holc rounds AZ Rackhan'
Plum Hollow. ono OF the first
courses To round into good play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
TrojjdnS Do It
With -Four Men
Photo by rtr,~- ~'.F ph~+-rrapher

EVANSTON. III. June II JNSl
-Four mighty little from
the University of Southern CatI-
fOrnla were homeward bound to-
day bearing The emblem of the
ninth straight y. G. \ a track
championship, won a. Evanston
Saturday
These four uackman. Cliff
Bourland who again won the
Quarter I44+le.. lack frotit. ti1r
Splinter; Edyri Curry. the broad
Jumper and Doug Miller the
iaFciin throwcr. completely upset
the dope bucket in keeping the
&c 4 4 Trojan track STU
promacy unbrokcn since 1888. In
fact the win was tho twelfth for
tho CallfnrnianS in % years.
They scored rs points The Jni-
vorSIty of California, with 80
points. was second, and Rice In
Stituto. with SO. was third New
York University. which noSed out
Minnesota, was fourth with 32
points
Hal Davis Of California winner
Of the 100 and 22O-yard events.
led his team IN an unsuccessful
effort TO dcthronc the Troians.
But the last California chance
was diSSlpated when Ralph Dewey.
who earlier had placed second in
the mile. was forced to drop out
of the twO-milc run. final track
event Of the day.
Davis shared doublc-win honorS
with Bill CunminS of Rice. who
won both hurdle events The ease
with which Davis and CumminS
defeated the best tracksters in
the nation IN four Of eight track
events was easily the feature Of
the card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Two Big Races
At Detroit
Track Today
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

D.tro.ts record race meeting
Go. n'o its twentieth day today
".r band. OF 3-ycar-olds headed
los ife DiNara Farms Empty
pate end spy Snare running It
orr aEw SIS urIongs
r., another Of those programs
which packing the fans in at
.a. anita of more than 10000
aayN giving them everything hut
rla.autr Jump, tor excitement.
When The >'eoplcchaSorS start
Popping over the hedge, into the
waite. II VIII BE- rcal circus.
.Icn hard=Alag.ng 2-ynar-olds.
including The Bomar Stables Love
Pact and Mrs l. IT. SIlvcrS SOr-
bonnie also VIII burst OUT of the
gate today In Tho $1,000 Nicolas
Purse
For most OF them th., viii be a
tual for Inc $1,000 81. lAub.n
Handicap SATURDAY one of the top
2-ycar-old races of the season.
DiXiana arm hasn't Won any
Of The big pots yct but trainer
Jack IIodsin> is doing all right
Empty Plate, a nlly by the
DiNiana sire, SWccy All. viii be
making her first start Of the
meeting but her New Orleans
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Merndids Spill
Swim Records

san FRANCISCO Iure Il
I'll r=[s'go -ZMmcTm5H-f'0ErtaHd
ore. and Ann Curtis, San Fran
cisco today heid two new, Amcri-
can women.S swimming marks
Miss Zimmerman, representing
Inc MuI nomah Athlete Club Of
Portland. won The l5Q-Nard mod
ieY-raee- ; - - titt-- t,5f West
crn- swimming nrrL c-aSnG
MISS Gurus, memhcr Of the
Crystal Plunge team broke the
record Of Brenda iietSCr Portland
ore, in winning the 2-0-S ard free
style IN ESQ fnl new American
record Yesterday ehe-~ct a reCOrT
ri fr7U -ydT-tt T0TT C0TTTC fTCc
style >haftcrIng Helene Madison
mark Of LOB by ltc-icHths 81 a
second
Multromah tools tho team cham
p.on~np with % points Miss
Curtis was individual high scorer
with Il points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
SCHNEIDER WINS

Ken SCHNEIDER. a hard-hliiinC
disciple of old r BIN II o. d.
emerged winner m the Detroit
aTChcr'S field meof a Their rowing
range on lOlz Mile and Telegraph
roads Sunday
Hts score Of &c. was two points
hotter than Oliver Shoemaker IN
tho field Of IS who competed
Shoemaker on the other hand
was credited with IL target hits
10 q for SCHNEIDER ThLLd uIaGc
Went 10 Ghucl; Haach with ~
Stan SIalinski captured top
h0n0TS in Class r with 4 marx
of Ell " ! Mclnture was Soc
ond with 3O5 and Hal Buru,s-
thrd with 100
class & houors went 30 George
kichlcr with lS9 bon SIMON was
second with lSi and Jack Thom4-
iHird WITH TT
EurCtha Shoemaker Won tbc
WGrncns trophy with 2l7 DAISY
Olson was second with 2O9 Marc
Bear took FIRST IN class Is with
lS3 and Ruby lIiIdcbrsnd second
WIN lO7.
Vernon Scott was high in Tho
juniors with "a score OF 3 Charlie
Kiddcr won the free style event
Win 10
b4nsF J-. ,Hrrr H fenfare Be-
cas-. b Rs.ph cone nsr pal Ar.s
r.Hl.rskI .-F rs r.n..s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Near World Marx

When Count Fleet c. an .
within thrce-ffthS of a second
Of tho worlds mark for the
mile and a half recently. he was
shooting A. Handy Mandy,
record made m 1927 Handy
Mandy never was described as
great
Stakes have been run more
than once in slower time than
platter races held the same aft
-tcrnapn,- The zeal mark eff
champion cores in tho ability
- stand off the challenge of a
worthy rival. no matter what
the stop watches have 90 say
That is why Count Fleet, de-
spite his domination OF The g.
year-oldS, Is not yet aCknowl-
edged As 2 great champion iic
writ rT7vr rtTr r'15rrr - v-'11-v-
VIVA nc can DO IN The best CON-
pan Ia l4af4A ----ftet -f,4-s hap
establish himself - eae ct the
finest 3-Ncar-old> hat over
pounded across tho turf the
recent proposal Of Chicago. s
Washington Park track IS ac-
Ccptcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Flint Dog Show
H0nQrStoChamp

FLINT June i4-Ghan1efen
Mahoncv's O'Toole. an Irish
Water Spaniel owned By Mrs.
Charles WynnS Of Highland Park,
H.. today had been chosen best
in-show al tho GeneSee County
Kennel Clubs tenth annual dog
show.
The champ Garncred 2l3 points
TO take the ribbon at Athletic
Park yesterday.
This is the fourth best-in-show
for tho champ and is the ninth
time it won FIRST place in the
sporting group.
Last February the dog was adj
Judged best American breed in
The Westminster Kennel Club dog
show al Madison Square Gardens.
y Y which is dogdom's highest
exhibition.
Mrs. Wynn'S dog was sired by
Champion Handome Mahoney,
which is the only other Irish
Water Spaniel besides O'Toole to
win the sporting group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

ing condition af'Cr tho heavy
rams, showed the way anon. Inc
private clubs approximately 225
played there Yesterday following
a turnout of lS5 on Saturday
Two golfers celebrated The i'm
proved playing and weather con-
dItlonS by collecting aces. a F.
Whipplc sank his 80 shot on tbo
l55-yaId.I fou9ecnth Aa PIN m
Hollow Matold NIcAo'ai AdplNl-
Gated the ,fcatAa' 10y WAld
holinE out FROM Me- Zee on ll}-
yard hole
In mixed f1ur,omcS az Crosse
Ile. m which officers from ,lhA
nearby nayat hash teamed Win
women mom}Ait. II. Dixon and
Ms Louis y Rollins had low
not of ST. One stroke back Of
them came o. CIoEson and Ms
w. Nlnor with 50.
~ Plum Hollow G. T. Mater
had low gros, of 50 r r. Liver
nois was low net winner with =.