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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19

smother motive for the horrible crime is discovered, the ID. A, with the aid of special inyestiga- tor Harrington Len DoyleD, is able to obtain enough clues to solve The puzzling case and make the murderer pay for his crime.
 Ella Mae Morse is Prank Sin atra's guest this evening for the first broadcast since the Voices re- turn 10 Hollywood after several weeks in New York. Also guesting are the "Vagabonds' quartet WABC 0.00-9:30 D. m.
 Ella Mae is featured in Cow Cow Boogie". Sinatra sings new selec- ton of favorites.
 Christmas festivities for the en- tire College of Musical Knowledge" will highlight the broadcast of the Kay Kyser program over WTIC- NEG tonight at 10 D. m.
 Michael Douglas, one of the star students. will sing White Christi mas The College" orchestra will give out with Santa Claus is Com ing to Town"
 Grouchco Marx, first guest on Dinah Shores Open House" when that series resumed on NEG this fall, helps Dinah ring out the old year when he bobs up on"her show for the umpteenth time Thursday, Dec. 27.
 Cass Daley, zany comedienne of the NEG "Bandwagon" Show, is bit dubious about the latest "honor" bestowed on her by a group of sailors stationed at the Bremerton Navy Yard, Washington. They named her their "AWOL Girl,' and when she asked what that meant, the boys replied: Avoid When On Leave"
 Himan Brown, producer director of CBS' "Inner Sanctum" mystery series, owns an outstanding collec- tion of American art. Represent ed among the artists are Chaim Gross, Gaston Lachaise, Phil Ever good, Jack Levine, Eilshemius, George GrosZ, Alexander Brooks, N1enkes, Joe Hirsch. Joseph Pennell, John Marin, Burliuk, Jean Li- berte and Raphael Soyer.
 Advise from Ish Kabibble, of Kay KySer's troupe: The man with rips in his coat and buttons torn off should either get married or di- vorced!
 Ilka Chase, in preparation for a plea for the Cancer Fund on her recent MBS broadcast, was con- ducted on tour of the Cancer Me- morial Hospital in New York. Miss Chase saw at first hand the rav- ages of this dread disease, as well as the laboratories and research continually going on to prevent and cure it.
 Off with the old, on with the new. Taking a hint from the new year that's just what Quizmaster Bob Hawk will be doing on his new re- converted CBS series. ''The Bob Hawk Show" which will get under way on Monday, Jan. T., at 7:30 D. m. The series will feature unique quiz forniat which stresses suspense and comedy as we'll as plenty of moola and prizes for keen contestants.
 "Amos m Andy's" campaign to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19

meager earnings to the Crippled Children's Hospital and plans to leave them his estate"
 Tulus has been a hermit since his wife died in childbirth 50 years ago. He shuns relatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19
BLOWOUT NOT WASTED

Indianapolis CUP)--One Indian apolls dog had a surprise lesson in why good pooches shouldn't chase automobiles. Mapping furi- ously he had just reached tn erear tire of an auto when the tire blew, exploding dust in his face. The dog retreated homeward. his tail between his legs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-19

Bob Hope, Bob Burns, Hal (Gil- dersleeve) Peary and Orson Welles.
 Don Bryan, music director of the new MES series, Exploring the Unknown" also takes care of the clef chores on the same network'sh Meet the Folks" formerly Victory Is Our Business"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
7 Sayings Laid
To Stee|Worker

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. "a
(AP)-John Barnak, 30-year-old
steelworker, sat silently in a
prison cell today while funeral
plans were being carried cut fer
two persons he is charged with
Staying.
The dead were Mrs. Madeline
Barnak, q. mother of two chill
dren, and Benjamin Clifford Bow
man. p, Williamsport, Pa. a dis
charged army air forces lieuten-
ant. Both were shot TO death IS
minutes before midnight on
Thursday.
Two charges of murder were
filed against Barnak by police
Capt Edwin c. Sperling on Satur-
day night.
District Attorney Theodore r.
Gardner, who said Barnak was
separated from his wife, reported
the steeiworker denied knowledge
of the Slayings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
REQ Set 10 Make
Lawn Mowers

L AN SIN C, Dec. "a - REQ
Motors Inc. announced today the
formation of a new division which
will be devoted TO the manu-
facture OF lawn mowers.
Henry f. Humid. president and
general manager OF the company,
said that il is the first time in its
history, aside from war produc-
ton that REQ has entered another
field outside of the manufacture
OF trucks and cars.
lie announced that two new
lawn mowers, introducing new
levels of precision, both in manu-
facture and performance, are
ready for the civilian market.
Humid said the machine will be
modernly streamlined. One will
be a hand mower with a l7-inch
blade, and the other will be known
as the Michigan Neiseless with
power-driven 2l-inch blades.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Delayed G1s
Need Phones

The tie-up of CT transportation
on the West Coast. the opening of
verseaS circuits, including a
limited number to occupied Ger
many and the increased number
of patients in military hospitals
were listed by the Telephone Co.
today in asking the public to make
only the most necessary long dis
ftunce calls.
A record volume of more than
10000 long distance calls are eX-
pected TO originate from Michigan
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
including $4,000 from Detroiters
for IS per cent increase over
this time last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
a Detroit Casualties
Reach Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK, Dec. "a
Four Detroit area casualties ar
rived at the Percy Jones Hospital
Center over the weekend. They
are:
ASIA. lsT 1T MATT z. i4s7S QUINCY.
Detroit.
GoNYEA. PVT. GEORGE s.. io4i2 Mer-
rill Detroit.
LINDBERG, SGT. MARGARET L.. ell Biz
Beaver, Birmingham.
POST. T/5 GEORGE B. eesI Ogden.
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Marines i'm China
To Eat Turkey

SHANGHAI, Dec. "a INS)--
Christmas turkey will fly to u. S.
marines in China tomorrow.
Special holiday foodstuffs and
parcels will be delivered by para
chute TO marines on duty along
railways, at coal mines and other
isolated posts in China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
18th Traffic Death
Recorded in Genesee
Detroit Times Pint Bureas

FLINT, Dec. "a - Genese e
County's 26th traffic death oc-
CURED last night when Arlene
Decker, II, of 4414 Billings street,
died in Hurley Hospital. She was
one of six injured in an accident
Friday night at South Dixie and
MCCandliSh roads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Married rs Years

Senior Inspector Sam Throop
Of the police department and his
wife, Margaret, will celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary
-tor7ur-ow night with an open
house in their home at Alp Algon-
.quin. They we're married in
AlDcna.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
-HeII,4,4eed- Snapshots

DHYLLIS BAXTER, IN pr.
4 cate tie Mr.. James Az.
besY. -weleamed Il babl- son
today.
-k.ae- -EaeL- IA -2aid 10 BE- the
secret bride Of Dfch Dieker-
son.
Errol Finn iaIpe Linz
Cbristmas 9th Nora and the
bab,
John Wayns is marrying
Espcrenzo Bauer nett month
in Herico uhen he finishes
Without ReserVations %
10 W0snt a reconciliation
uhcn Joan Crauford iuneted
at tbe Beoeriy Hiis Hotst
Nth Phi Terry She uas
there Nth the children uhe0
ne ualkcd IN and fhc asked
hin, 10 Join them They are
perfectly good fyiends 4
Billy Rosc'G -rsfeE-Bolll.
oad Worncr Producer, Alex
Cottleb, rerenuy dirorecd
are. ronuncfnR.
Orson Wclss flies "a NeD
York and RIA Ha)u0rfh hies
SUIT for d1toycc cart j. nest
month
That's aN fy5 Scr yr
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Buy FIN Transmitter

Purchase of s., 800 two-way fire.
quency modulation radio trans
mitter by the Trenton police de-
partment was announced today by
Police Chief Walter Hedke.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
LOuPIIa q. Parsons
2 Producers
Claim Same
Movie Rights
HOLLYWOOD.


THERE'S trouble this Christ
Il mas season over They
Won't Believe Ne u3e story
Charles Koerrtr bought for
Robert Young Hal Wallis
claims De had already bought
this murder mystery and says
he sent a check for $4,000 10
the author. Gordon Mcconnell
Hal has refined Lloyd tCQl
Wright 10 protect his interest.
lie claims the option had until
3 O'Clock, and ho telcphoned
and exercised il and sent the
check Meantime. the agent he
licving the option hadn't been
exercised, sold II 10 Charles
koerncr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

TT. DICK RYAN, pho found
IL mpsTo Hirohito's fd-
NOUS horse, white Frost, in
Japan and was RiVen peruiis-
sion By the army TO bring him
oUsT here, WiL be handed a
movie offer almost as soon as
he steps of the boat. Ii. Ryan
plans TO take White Frost on
a tour Of army hospitals and
to show him at charity func-
tions. Eddie Aiperson decided
White Frost and the iieuten-
ant would be a good roUie
tieup and so he's pired Ryan
D an offer to appear IN Black
NBeauty."
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Joan Davis, Jack Oekie

IF JOAN DAVIS and Jack
Oakic haze been signed by
Universal for a picture called
Love Takss A Holiday"
Joan pH play a female COLI
-fyFg prot sgS0F u-fIo r0rgy 70
ReLU York and Is mistaken for
the author OF the most tovrId
nopeI Of the season. Some
thing tells me The no0et Is
supposed 10 be another For
eUer Amber" Jack plays her
press agent. Sounds amusing
to me.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

THERE were a few rufflcd
Il feathers over my item that
Katharine Hepburn was read
ing -fhe Ernpcror's Waltz for
Billy mighty ruffled on
account OF Pan BCTman had al
ready made an agreement with
Katharine whereby she starts
on you We're There with Rob
ert TAYLOR Jan. 13 with VIM
cent AIinnclli directing. Well,
that -eeHld- Ae,-aHd- -sAe could
also do The Empcror's Waltz
which doesn't start for some
time. Still M-G-M says Kathar-
inc belongs 10 them. and she
has has fse deal at with with Cha Flles les BFaek-
eft and Billy Wilder. Well,
didn't ! say she had read the
script, and there was nothing
definite?
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
bob HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

behind the postal
w department but today valentine the mail and the cupid had
a beard
envelope maibox this afternoon
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

think it's very thoughtleSS OF
the department stores TO send
out greetings TO their GUS
toners. Besides, Ina tired of
reading merry Christmas,
Happy New Year-And a
Jolly Final Notice"
And these temporary
clerks are really dumb. It's
no wonder they make mis-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25


eve
a
through
IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

DANID NIVEN went straight
~ from the train 20 the sam
Goldwyn studio 10 a greeting
straight from the hearts Of his
old HOLLYWOOD croniesA Usually
YOU can't even get Sam 20 the
studio on Saturdays, much less
on a Sunday. but David'S boss
had rounded up Reggie Gardi-
ner. Herbert Marshall, Nigel
Bruce and John Mclean, plus
all the grips and set workers
who had been on David's pic
tures--and what a time was
had. His old dressing room had
-l,A.-s.-2l-.-alI-tld six zears L.
cumuIatod ian mail was given
him and q cauva,.b7cFrd chair
out Of this wOTld from the
gang" l. h4s- -cLeI-tA4rE. in
cluding the Kitchen sInk-a
bult-ln place for d drink tJmi-
dor and CICaIC' lighter
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Jap BeIit+Iement Banned

MO MORE ridiculing or be-
~ lifting the japanese in the
movies. That order comes di-
rectly from Eric Johnston, new
head Of the Motion Picture
Producers Association, and It's
a new postwar order from the
government. Saws the memo
from Johnson: "No picture Is
10 ridicule HirOhito or any of
the japanese leaders In the
future. The government feels
that by avoiding this sort Of
thing the japanese masses viii
he easier 20 handle
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

kPAhtR-slshissn.ss 81 IA ss17
!" "N''A" Open t;th Last Day Anne
Hssisr in Guest In the House i" why
Girls Leave Home" Last SHOW al l.. NJ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

nLIF-330i Michigan, cor. 22d
tShA Open Gtf Alice Faye John
Payuc. "Htlio. 'Tfiseo, Htllo' lColrl
Jas. araig, Donna Reed, "6entls bnnis.'
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-05-16
CHURCHES

Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church
100 21st Avenue
Pastor Rev. f. w. Penick, ID, ID.
25O2 Goth Avenue South
Church Phone Pros. 400
Residence, Pros. abb
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening Worship 500 p. m.
Midweek Prayer Service, We'd
nesday evening 500 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
LIST and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
$3.50.
Missionary Day, 3rd Sunday
afternoon 3 o'clock.
The public is invited to all SER
vices.
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BUY WAR BONDS
BUY NOW!

To all state Associations.
Lodges. Temples. Past Exalted
and Daughters Rulers Councils
and all Elk Auxillarles:
AS the chairman of the bond
drive committee named by the
Grand Exalted Ruler for the Grand
Lodge. Grand Temple and all sur
coordinate lodges, temples and
auxiliaries. I am publishig this
statement in the Northwest Enter
prise for the purpose of again
calling your attention to the obso-
lutte Necessity of every Elk unit
and individual member of the Or
der buying defense bonds and re-
porting the same to this office in
order that full and complete credit
will be received by our order and
members thereof. We have hereto.
fore requested by correspondence
and publication In this paper that
each lodge. temple and auxiliary
send to this office the name and
address of your defense bond COM
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RENO SHOWS MILADY
BY EDYTHE

Theup sweep is definitely Mi
lady's choice for her summers
hair style.
This was borne out at a re-
cent Modern Age Couture Show
held at the Eagles Hall, 1416
7th Ave.
The upsweep In its many vari-
ations topped all demonstrations
The couture show was spon-
sored w the Seattle Beauty Sup
ply, featuring Reno, one of the
most famous artists in hair style
creation of this day.
Besides the demonstrations of
advanced hair styles by Reno, the
latest quirks in massaging, hair
dying, tinting and color harmony
in makeup were featured. Color
harmony in makeup was stressed.
One lok around in any crowd
would convince Milady of the ne
cessity of pleasant color match
ing.
The show was attended by the
entire staff of the Edythe Beauty
Salon, 1892 East Madison. At
tending were Esther Hall, Al
berta Kendle, Blanche Caesar and
Edythe Johnson.
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BONDS BUILD SHIPS
MARITIME UNIONS

Under the slogan Bonds Build
Ships" nine maritime unions will
join with maritime contractors.
governmental agencies and serv-
Ice organizations in the North
VESTS most colorful wartime cele-
bration of National Maritime Day
on Tuesday, May 22nd.
The all-day program will get
under way at II a. m. with a
big parade by the nine waterfront
unions and other labor organiza-
lions, along with floats symbolic
ing Maritime Day and the Port
of Embarkation band.
One of the most unusual fea-
lures will be an ''open house"
aboard a merchant vessel, just
in from a voyage, at Pier Sc.
The vessel will be open to the
public from noon until evening
and is made available by the
U. s. Maritime Commission which
together with the U. s. Maritime
Service, the War Shipping Admin
istration. and the Port of En-
barkation are the governmental
sponsors of the celebration.
The public is also invited to
a special program to be held
aboard the vessel from ~ to
1890 p. m. which will feature
a talk by Admiral Vickery. inter
views with merchant seamen, and
the casting of a wreath on the
waters in memory of the thou
sands of merchant seamen who
have given their lives in the fight
against the fascist Axis.
All ships in the harbor will
be dressed" and whistles will
blow at noon.
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mittee. Many have failed to COM
ply with this request. So | am
again making the same request.
Please send to this office imme-
diately the name and address of
the chairman of your defense
bond committee. The Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler has pledged that our Or
der will buy 20 million dollars
worth of bonds this year and that
means that every lodge, temple.
auxiliary and member must buy
bonds. Tho buying of bonds Is
the first Requirement and the re-
porting of them to this office is
almost as important as buying
them IL the Elks Order is to get
credit. So please buy defense
bonds and report the amount of
the same to this office.
Very fraternally yours,
w. C. HUESTON. Chairman
Elks Bond Buying Committee
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WITH THE ARMY

WITH THE 14TH ANTI-AIR-
CRAFT COMMAND IN NEW
GUINEA. - Willie Reynolds of
Vancouver. Washington. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Reynolds
of Sibley, Miss, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of corporal.
Corporal Reynolds is machine
gunner with the first Negro Anti
aircraft Artillery Automatic Wea-
pons Battalion to reach the Suoth-
west Pacific and he has now COM
pleted 20 months service over
seas.
Corporal Reynolds was induct-
ed into the Army in April, 1912,
and received his military train
ing at Camp Stewart. Georgia. He
departed for foreign service In
August. 1913.
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NAT. BAP. COW. INC, BPOE OF W.
SPEARHEAD WORLDS ORGANIZATIONS
Warning Factions Get Together at 5. F. Conference

until the battle is over with the
expectation that something will
be said or done by the League
of Nations that will speak for
freedom, justice and equality be-
fore the entire world.
Mr.. r. B. Strather, the dynamic
President of the Pacific States
Association, is In charge of the
general headquarters and is per-
forming the role of field marshal.
In fine, this united organiza-
ton will, in addition to the fore
going plank, seek:
The outlawlng OF the color
bar In the United States,
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Full Gospel PentecOstal Temple
10th & E. Fir
Bishop e. F. Morris, Pastor

Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
worship IL a. m, Bible Glass 7 p.
m. Evening service p. m. Evan
gelistic services Tuesday 8 p. m.
Elder and Sister f. ]. Adams in
charge. Thursdays s D. m, Elder
and Sister ]. H. Young in charge.
You are invited to attend these
services a hearty welcome awaits
YOU.
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Ebenezer AME Church

Rev. Everett p. williams, pastor
Sunday school ESQ; morning
worship II; Christian Endeavor
7; evening service 8; prayerl
meeting Wednesdays at 8 o'clock.
Ninth and Park in downtown
Bremerton.
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East Madison Shopping District

South Africa, India, and the
Island Of the Seas.
Bill of Rights
Safeguarding from execution,
lynching. mass convictions or
Imprisonment without fair trial.
Inviolability OF the freaedom of
the press and religion.
Protection to minorities and
underprivileged peoples.
Prohibitions aghin involuntary
servitude,
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Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John II. Harris, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. m; IL a. m. Morning Worship;
6 p. m. Y0ang Peep e; z 30 p. m.
Evening Worship.
First A. M. e. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. l.. II. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
IL and s.; Christian Endeavor, z
p. M: Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday. 3 o'click.
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Ebenezer A.M.E. Zion Church
23rd and E. Olive st.
Rev. Frederick Blythewood,
Pastor
9:45 a. m.--Sunday School.
1900 a. m. Sermon.
400 p. m.-Vesper Hour.
500 p. m.-Sermon.
Wednesday, 500 p. m.-Prayer
service.
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NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call
Air, American, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Digest,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine McCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
274 Goth Ave. Phone Pn.
O9O2, Seattle, Wash.
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THE FULL GOSPEL LIGHT
HOUSE AND RESCUE MISSION

18th and East Spruce Street
Estaba 1888. Incorp. 1896
Evangelist
Berthal Mitchell, V.D.M.
9;45 a. .m-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship.
$3.50 p. ny. p. p. u.
8 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday. p. m.-Midweek
Prayer and Bible Study.
Friday, p. m.-Evangeliistic
Service.
Remember A glad hand in
vites you to worship here, where
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-05-26
Wildcat East OF Hills Finds
light Oil Show in Big Snowy

Further accentuatng interest IN the east OF the SweeTas
Hills and south of the Canadian line wildcat only three miles
south of the line this week reported showing of light oil at 429
feet in what believed be the base of the Big Snowy
lime The showing Smith Gulck SorensonSmith
in NE NV 2237NE about 28 miles north of Joplin Small
tools being used with the this well reduced three
inch This is the well that upset geological concepts last year.
when drilled into what the experts declared positively the
Big Snowy formation though miles from the in which
that formation had previously been mapped as pnching out
The showing proving the existence of light oil in the area has
hegen district which there has been
mounting activity the opening of substantial Ellis sand
in the Conrad field Alberta only 35 miles north of the
border This development destined to result in determined
hunt for oil in the Ellis in the longoverooked east and south
Sweegrass Hills which there has been relatively little
drilling.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-05-26
PIPE LOWERED TO 24O0
IN BILL FULTON WILDCAT

Making steady progress In Bill
Fulton's wildcat on the Hagan
structure southwest of the Cut
Bank field, the crew this week re
ported the S54 inch pipe lowered to
2400 feet. 1t is hoped to lower the
string to bottom, 2725, where there
are two bailers in the hole. II is the
intention to drill these up, or side
track them The pipe is being lubri-
Gated with crude oil in an effort to
prevent its being hung UP. This
well has had some fair gas flows
and no water, to total depth of
end of the Blackfeet Indian reserva-
ton, in NE NE Sc 9-31N-7W.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-05-26
StanOIind Test
Drilling, 5585

StanoIind Oil & Gas Com.
pany's projected deep test of
the Mizpah structure, between
Miles City and Broadus in Pow
der River county, is making
hole past 55S5 feet, about half
way to it's reported goal.
On two drill stem tests, it has re-
covered only fresh water.
Location was made with seismo-
graph, on a block reported to en-
compass approximately 100000
acres.
Pure Oil Company is also reported
planning to drill a wildcat in the
area If the plans are carried out, it
will be Pure's initial venture in this
state
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-05-26
22 WELLS
DRILLING.
CUT BANK

Close of the week found %
wells rugged up or drilling i'm
the Cut Bank field, with one
new location made during the
week and only one well COM
pleted, as a dry hole.
The completion was Kullberg-
Tribal 1876 No. 4, in c Sc NE NV
19-32N-5W. Drilled to 2777, it found
the upper Cut Bank sand dry, and
found no lower Cut Bank. It was
plugged and abandoned.
The new location was that of the
Union Oil Company of California,
its A. Corrigeaux No. z, in G MA 81
NWA 21-33N-5W. 1t is rigging up.
The full field report:
CARTER-HARDY NO.
CIV SW NV 27-35N-6W
Spudded 5-23-45; drilling, 2lO
CARTER-KLE5N NO. )
SW NV 21-37N-5W
Rig up.
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-05-26
SeIsntOgrdph
Picks Site.
Reagan Nose

Union OH Company of Cali
fOrnia has seismOgraph crew
operating ON the Reagan nose,
northwest of the north end of
the Cut Bank field, picking a
site for further drilling in this
area.
Union took over this structure
last year on an agreement calling
for development of the structure,
proven by wells that have pro-
duced several thousand barrels of
oil. from the Madison lime.
At the time the agreement was
signed, it was repeatedly the in
tention of the company to drill a
Devonian test and it is believed de-
termination of a promising deep
test site is one of the detectives Of
the survey now under way,