davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Issued at Rockville,

Jesse Palmer, so. and Katherine Ellis, 25,
both of Washington.
AlonSa Eldridge Hager, 35. Roanoke, Va,
and aa ), Gladys Moore Wiggington, %.
Mae Lowe, "a, both Of Silver Spring,
John Joseph Gallagher;. ;23, and Doris M
Russell knddb MsMlan bas5 = 2I and Margaret D
Y, Combs 81, Gaithersburg. Nd. r '1''A
calyi3 r.,ho C. Smith, 2I. Sterling, va. and
Robert Allison Carter, "a, and Helen Louise
Mauck B.. ~; beth 8, Of Alexandra DR. Va
SoOd Nd and ASPOdi PoPothy III Agnes 1 Feder dsa
Jimmy ne p I'VE easafiHieSurs daiion Mo Los Angeles
thesda,, Md
Joeeiyn steve eve SO, auincy. 'i, Mass, ss''' 'Ho
20. 4o both scSr q Washinsto9 ton .or.,,
oiies washington Brown, H. 81 'ni md 'Gij lucy
wases aTeSk J. e. schsr s9a of ~ sna asree
Holmes 25. both of Minneapolis, ffipn
Julian Broschart Howard. 81. Gathers
a1 yrs Rdefv,,,s Nd and Mary Louise Mu'Iiean'
Charles NJ. Robinson, "a, Remington, Va
an and dip Dorothy NJ. Harrison la Lake
chsrles ntsiSs boyes. 30; 4s. Burdett, N. Y, and
Myron a. shafer. 30. greensboro. N. c..
and Margaret L. McClennan, ~, Rich
HaSs=S %s=ss, s.sn Il T. ylsaaa ya
Geerge I,s ". " Tet5!aft, 23: snd Caroline
Issued at Alexandria.
William P: Berkley. 90; and Mary e. Johns,
Lawrence vi Seh e. of Mosns MhssandTa ga and Janice
Thomas Jefferson Bowman AifI, iii, 81, Frank
phIliipi dn3%a dToss y. Fort Meade. and Virginia
Dale r. smPson TSompsonD 81 Dsas 81 and des Betty j.
Oliver fysster' u, Arlington and Sara Sue
Sssh ki,Ss e. both sfe q phIisssphis nhiSssS h.a.
ocss Ienor G.h g. and Ella Beatrice Johnson
2s. both Of Washington,
both { Of Aiexandria' io f4Sie "i'nf0"' "a
william Glover Kelly, 27. and Mamie Ma
ass sSa ar9Rws s.r p 81 both sna q
ley. q. both Of AlexandTia. '' =, D'''
LeEs hseEDa seToas Il H. Nea orsns Es and
George 2. McCra cken, 21' and Ida M
William S. Seitz. %. Bethesda. Mo- and
Dittie M Campbell, 2S, Alexandria.
George Leonard Lang, 80, and Mary Eliza
JACK D. Stipp. 81, and Elfriede NJ. Hottie,
David G. Stamp1. %, and Bernice M
Mcekins, 21, both of Lancaster. Pa.
Clifford E. La Bomhard. 26. Huntington,
EnTsS ae Is EYE jersey ely eszaRdr,r n j.
and Marie B. Houghton. %, Arthurdale,
Billy J. y1 bentler. "a Norfolk Va and Ruth
l. o. Gadsby, 81, Seattle Wash
Bernard j, Kaiser. 90. Westerville, Ohio.
and Ruth B. 0uinlan. %. Queens Village,
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Polish Leader, Freed
From Soviet Prison,
Tells Of Interrogation
By the Associated Press.


ROME, Jan. 5-One of the 16
Polish leaders spirited away to
Moscow last year for trial on charges
of sabotage asserted yesterday that
he and his companions each were
interrogated minimum of 100 times
before they faced the Soviet court.
zbigniew Stypulkowski, 41-year-
old Warsaw attorney and leader of
Poland's National Democratic party,
said some of the Poles were uues-
toned as many as 220 times during
the 10 weeks they awaited trial.
Stypulkowski, who arrived here
mysteriously after serving a four
month sentence in Soviet prison.
declared
I'VE were held two and a half
months. Each man was interrogated
12O to 220 times, each Interrogation
lasting from three to nine hours"
He said the trial itself lasted only
three days, but that during that
time Soviet prosecutors introduced
testimony "that would fill 40
volumes"
The Russians told me-" he said,
that was the first of the Polish
delegation who resisted the pressure
to Sdmit guilt
lie said they also told him that he
was the first person tried in
Columns Hall since 1917 who did
not plead guilty"
StypulkowSki would not say how
he arrived in Italy, but admitted
that the Journey was unofficial"
and that it was made because con-
dltlons In Poland today are such
that 1t is impossible for me to work
there"
He said four of the IA tried with
him were still in prison. The 18th,
who was not identified, died in
Moscow, he said, and never stood
trial
Evening star., 1946-01-05
HELP MEN.

WATCHMAKER, experienced reliable; SAL
ary, ,,4ss commission Or terms to suit applicant.
YOUNG MAN with car for demonstratine
YORK od a. large compensation. MIR. HUGHES,
YOUNG MAN Who can use typewriter for
ESPRGss NEs DRS s4d
YOU Young .is1.s. MAN for delivery and grocery
i2ol Montello ave. ne,
good home as fireman and part-time chauf-
feur; hours, 800 to 1880 am. and $50
YOUNG MEN tal under 26E, g. discharged
veterans veterans with sales ability; free to travel
s2nh Tn and Bonus large MIR PINS
YOUNG MAN, nice appearance. as junior
shop good oppora1g For aiurs exoers
enee en9 e no net essential starting salary s:35.
nHENbT9fTH nv. By 99sd! REED LTD SIG 18th st.
smpns a'e snd OF sh sTht
Y6uNGi i00 MAN An ,H1: for general insurance
agency age Can Sdd, in !, person 1910 vermont
YOUNG MEN 20, aged 1923, free to
travel Florida, California; excellent oppor-
tqnity for for, dscharged veterans, earnings
pshses aSgances E s Appy po RiP MR saiNAufT RS1 I
Senate Hotel No phone calls, pleas!
1OCNG MAN, ru ner, with New York Stock
EXCHANGE firm; interesting work, with ex-
cellent opportunities for advancement in
investment field Call MA. O402, or apply
IN person, Suite 6l5, American Security
and Trust Bldg. 80 18th st. NV.
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE requires
me services OF young man to assist the
6uyer OF cosmetics, experienced preferred
IN replying state age, experience, education
ana salary expected. Box 1854. Star
hEAL ESTATE OFFICE listing and rental
agent, d: c. experience and auto: perma-
nent position on salary. Call Mr. Tweed
+. A. TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890, 55O4 Conn.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
man to learn dry cleaning business; knowl-
edge OF dry cleaning helpful but not re-
CURED. We will train you and offer chance
oi advancement. Good starting salary
we operate modern dry cleaning and
valet service in the heart of the business
6iSlrict. See Mr.. ZoSlow, MAIN OFFICE,
FORT Lincoln CEMETERY-severaI top
ofacket representatives are needed now TO
follow through on leads and inquiries from
prominent families and executives concern
M, ine IN ms he!q is interesting and disniled
preferred, car essential complete training
'lVen to those who qualify. For appoint
inert phone MR.. MERSHON. Lincoln :I57S
CHANCE FOR DISABLED war veteran
VINO can do little clerical work and over
SGelng. ASK for MI VoZzolo, UNITED
BRICK CORPORATION. New York ave
ana BlaoenSburg rd. ne.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Senator ToyIor Fights
illegal Subpoena
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.-Idaho's
singing cowboy-Senator, Glenn H.
Taylor, contending his former wife
had no right to serve him with a
subpoena in child support action
while he was here last October "on
official business" yesterday asked
Superior Court to quash it.
Senator Taylor's attorney made
the request in the Senator's ab-
sence.
The former wife, Mrs. Pearl D.
Nitzkowski of Arcadia, Calf, who
divorced Senator Taylor here In
1929, is asking $4,000, which she
claims she spent for their daugh-
ter's support since 1929.
The Senator contends he was
served with the subpoena while on
a 36-hour official visit in behalf of
the Senate Smaller Business Com
mittee, and therefore should be i'm
mune from subpoena.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Births Reported

Stanley and Mary Andrick, girl
Charles and Alice Barbour, boy,
| Clyde and Frances Bowman, girl
Charles and Lucille BreWington, girl.
Robert and Mary Brown, girl.
Joseph and Geraldine Burk. girl.
John and Margaret Cassidy, girl
Joseph end Eunice Castronuovo, girl
Herman and Vivian Cohen. girl
Homer and Marcia Cruze, boy
william and Kathryn Kraemer, girl.
James and Betty Loy girl
William and Betty Meier. boy.
arthur and Charlotte Mitchell. girl.
Homer and Lillian Montague, girl.
Marshall and Josephine Mullines, girl
Ihomas Ihls and kathryn Mcfarland, boy.
Walter and Coreen PAUL., girl
Lawrence and Virginia Pendleton, girl
ITslFs Irying and Ruth Damn, girl.
Francis and Gloria DeCintiis boy.
Verne and Margaret De FORGE. boy.
Harold and Annie Dixon, boy.
Leo and Mabel Dobrzyn. boy
Joseph and Mildred carp, boy
Joseph and Helen Francke, boy.
Meivin and sylvia Friedman: boy.
Marvin and Zelda Gallun, girl
Herbert and Anna Gibbs, girl.
Lytton and Ruth Gibson, boy
George 80; and Catherine Gilmer, girl.
Iosesph assna and and lyasr Mssrgaret Greco, girl.
Cleveland and Betty Harper, girl.
Harley and Ella HERS, girl.
George and Anita Nipple, girl
Carroll and Mary Hodges, boy
Thomas and Mary Holcomb, boy.
James and Betty Horne, girl
DISCO and Minnie Howell, boy
Richard and Lena Hutchison, girl.
Everett and Reba Judd. boy
Howard and Freda Koen, boy.
Lowell and Dorothe KnEer boy
George and Margaret Roller, boy,
George and Janett Paterson. girl.
James and Ruth Pixton. boy
Norman and Frances Power, boy
James and Mary Quinn, girl
Lorin and Sarah Randall. girl
Charles and Doris Reichel, girl
Harris and Edith ReitZ, boy
John and Dorothy Richardson. boy.
Paul and Deborah Risinger. boy.
Charles and Martha Roos. boy.
Leo and Patricia Simpson, boy.
William and Ora Spencer, girl.
Robert and Constance Thurrell. boy.
Pare and Pauline Tucker, girl
Ronald and Mary Tugwell, boy.
Allen and Helen Turberville, boy.
william olIsH f,s and Lois WicheEs; boy.
woodrow and Elsie Wilson, girl
Allen and Eleanor Wolpe, girl.
Dean. and Elizabeth Woodruff, girl.
Charles and Edna Wooster. boy.
Rudolph and Lorraine Aikens, girl
Clyde and Eleanor Chamberlain. boy
Warren VA an and Eleanor Crockett boy.
Matt and Helen Francis. girl.
Charles and Mary Guy. girl
Napoleon and Thelma Harris, girl,
Treddis wiSidn, and Willy N,ins,I Hazelwood boy
Nathaniel and Helen Lee. girl.
William and Estelle Monroe, boy.
Hsndson and Irene, Mcdowell, boy.
Clyde and Lilly Nelson. boy
McDanile and Mildred Savage, boy
Samule and Annie Robinson, girl
Han and Pao Tcheou, girl.
Robert and June Thompson, boy.
Allan and Carmen Wilson. girl
Edward and Rebecca Winters, boy
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Robert T. Lewis. 27, 1916 sth st. NV.
and Tinnie Turner, "A, l246 Columbia
I'd. NV.
Anthony R. Schema. %, Woodhaven, L. l.
and Jeanette Fodiman, 25, 244 Van
Buren, st. NV.
Raymond E. Person, 33. 1926 Banks pl
ne. and Carrie M Long, %, 1881
18th st. NV
Maurice D. Starr. II, .3e1 Sd St, Sc, and
RAJ Eufa fSesEs SeNe q a2s sa9 MIST St.
Vera E. Mcneil, 80, 3eos 18th st. ne
Melvin |; Witter,, %, Ballineer, Tex. and
yossph apFrS snySer as I s st. n PA
Thelma M. Kollar, 81, 1887 Saratoga
David ii. R. Richardson, %, and and, Thelma E
Ralph s Broderief oe.n x II ATnston lh to- and
lane Jane L, Dunn, 90, sa4 eth ST, ne.
Marie Il N. saVsya, "a, isis Kaiorsms
Wilbur NJ T. Reldy. 81, ea7 MASSACHUSETTS,
aye, aye ne, and Ann L. Shea, 81, 71o
Jack ", Milisr, %: palo Alto. Calf, and
:. Jane e. Booty. 23. Mt. Rainier.
RUBY NJ Curtis. is, ISIS IL 10th ns,' St. nW aVo
william H. Lowder. 20. 1888 Rosedale ST.
Ne. and Belle r, Simmons, 65, 1885
Robert T. Culver II: 90. Louisville. KY.
and Dora J. Trundle. 10, 1890 Nebraska
Elsie L waddeil, 81, 3605 New Hsmre
Nos%fP sna Rdh Baslsz 3 Flsss IN 81 sDgggls sggg NJ
Leonsrd ons I.. l. Wslden a. aoco Lamont. Iowa
Honiek. Sn 1s' g. coiiese oasmGse Park and Marion
Meyer Adlin, is. Baltimore and Rose N.
ssrman; Al, 1929 Columbia I'd. NV.
and Tai Mary Fl Foe, a. aa s4S 5oa 94th ksnson st v s
EdEaTa E,s.s " y @ csSssep, g ,, ss. and Ellen C
George s. MsSReli, Hl aqeIshiei s., iiis Queen 81.
ne. and Helen L. Warner, 20, Sara
Walter Hi, 25. and Frances Poole, e5
Warren N, ToIand, 5s; and Alice M. John.
James Hsth Ssh. Of s asa4 ASsn. lSh St Wv
Jesnnette 3. Vedin' is. 1865 Wyomins
Sidney E 1. White. 20, 1891 Rhode Island
william. Il. D1s Bliss, S 81, sprinsneld. Mass,
and ana issbsi { Ions, 20 20, sos sos fS Pennssl: nT
Ss EoSss S5Isssfs " &isns EsTs:t esn g. sSsi Ms
william iRarns Ryan, %. 1872 Lonsfellov st NV
and Elaine A. Mason, 10, eS aeso .. Adam. dams
Mill rd. NV.
salyatgIEe tGIe. Rgsso US sS sr9nx' and Matilda
Norman E, Harper, 20. Alexandria, ant
Maresret E. Hartley, Z, 9O4 ST. ne
Walter H. Lane. ir.. Fl. Arlington ant
Lucia Mack. 20, 6314 32nd st. NV
Robert l. McLaurin, "a. 1927 Georgia
aye. NV, and Kathleen M. Spellman
Jesse F. Edmonds. 50. and Lillian v
Fletcher, 33, both of 1910 Alabams
Robert Woesbury, as: rs Q st; s,w., .ne
John j. Cullen, 40, Fall River, Mass, ans
Veronica C. o'Neil, 40. 1460 Columbit
velpean g. Tapley, ~. Arlington, an.
Marearet R. .Simms. 80, Alexandra.
stephen z. 10th, 20, Barnesboro, Pa, an
Evening star., 1946-01-05

Josephine A. Brancato, Is, 1880 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV
Clifford w Shorter. %, Arlington. and
Margaret A. King, %, 1885 Hoibrook
St ne.
Harold J. Pavel 27, Chicago, and Dorothy
j. Bolan, 81, 1749 Kilbourne pl NV
Cedar B. Wilbert, 90, War College, and
Eula P. Mayo 30, 1888 18th st. NV.
Jessie j. Carney, "a. 451o Georgia ave
NV, and Corrine E. Goodman, 21 615
Que st. NV
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Marriage License
AppEcotions

U~der D. C. la1OS, couples must
dp. ? for marriage license on
one |ay, Uait three full days and
recetUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
RossIyn Drug Store
Lee Hwy. 6 No. Monroe St.
Rosslyn, Va.

Accepts Classified Aduertising
for The Star.
Other places conveniently located
throughout the city and suburbs
for the acceptance of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

USO, Sixteenth and streets NV, o
o'clock tonight.
OFFICERS.
Dance, Offlcers' Club of United Nations,
$50 O'Clock tonieht.
Dance, Junior Officers of Washington, 8
o'clock tonight
Formal dance, Statler Hotel, Q O'Clock
tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
lowing USOs: Republic 1927 National
343l, National 06I4 or Executive 042s
Evening star., 1946-01-05


AMERicAN sToRAoE EPetS Go z asor PefSeo Georgss a
p9EdfSScf pb9E5TS fS as ts5
ly known dancing school has a few open
ings for people with ambition and person
allty to teach ballroom dancing. Unusual
Dervisors and executives colieses tfained D Se
No experience necessary. Complete train train.
telephone: Apply in person Monday. Tues
gn ARTHUR MuRRAY PSsAssn sTupIos g and ndo1
DELIVERY BOY for LIQUOR store 1928
SeiTmbia SpT SSRIl,.; rS nv ,Iq Phone GO. 9sss.
oS good Spp S9pportggnity; automobile necessary
DJIsHWAsdER IaIs4H' SIZE Room board and gooe
essssd essss ssa se5 ths d1s5 JOS 2a SeIs VIZ
ne chlam HeisRts eR Ne bns; betwe.n ays
pIsHWAsahER. ngUa, good 'si salary. sGss' rRArAN-
pfsAWAsHEn GN ssHN 70 P6RgERs 2fss for restaurant
Sundays: Apply The F1REsfDE ESssiHi s'i I mn n
RAFTSsHMdaaN, SsHda ave ssop nT Detail, misc iron and
light structural; best wages. Write, giving
s9mpls1s @nGISr rexperiense 8 @ DO not phone. ATLAS
1ACnlNE d IRON WORKS, 1859 Jefferson
Davis highway. Arlington, Va.
DRAFTSMEN. structural steel detailers and
HEM STEEL CO. Bethlehem. Pa
DRIVER-Part time, to drive suburban to
sEd from school; morning and afternoon.
DRIVERS, packers. TAKoMA TRANSFER
{ STORAGE CO.. GE. 3191.
DRIVER, white. to operate 1k-ton truck
ansa,,aal and handle deliveries of wholesale food
know WASHINGTON and vicinity; references
required. Apply H. j; HEINZ CO., 2101
9TH st ne. corner 5th and ne)
DRUGsToRE-Experie man for front
well well recommended; FoRsYTHE's DRUG
STORE. Silver Spring, Md
ELECTRICIANS for new and old house
wiring, must be able to work alone from
builders prints. Apply $3.50 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, JOHN ]. CAvANAGH. SH
ELEVATOR oPERAToRs-several good
positions open, for reliable white men
10Th and K SITS. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white. Apply
TOWER BUILDING, 14th and Z sts. NV
ELEVATOR OPE6AfOR: apply IN person
superintendent Of service MAYFLOWEE
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now She's
Walking On Air

Every day, people who really suffer fron
tired, burning feet are learning the quick,
thrilling comfort that lies in a jar of Ice
Mint. Under the touch of this frosty-white
cream, you can actually feel tired muscles
relax, as your feet respond almost instantly
to its refreshing GOODNESS. To help soften
corns and callouses, there's nothing better
than medicinal Ice-Mint. So get jar today
and enjoy the blissful feeling that comes
with all-day foot comfort. At all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-13
BACK Sta;
ADVERTISEMENT
JOHN ALWAYS
LEFT HIS PEP
AT THE OFFICE
Until His Wife Did Something
About His Need for More Ironi

Many man who used to be fagged-out at
5:00-simply because of lack of enough
iron in the blood, nutritionaI anemid-
now owes his refreshed vitality and better
color to his wife's insistence that he try
PEPTO- MANGAN! And many doctor
also prescri6es this newer form Of pepto-
nized dir iron! Try it. and learn why! PEPTo-
MANGAN provides plenty of much;
needed iron-iron that help the blood
carry DEMONSTRATING oxygen to every
muscle, vital organ and body tissue. May
be PEPTO-MANGAN is just the one up
building blood-iron help you really need.
ALI drugstores have the pleasant-tasti
liquid or convenient tablets. Ask for and
be sure you get PEPTo-MANGAN.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16
LEASES RECORDED,
CAT CREEK FIELD

The following leases have re-
Gently been recorded I'm the Gar
field county portion Of the Cat
Greek anticline, according 20 a
summary by the Jordan Alb
stract Company of Jordan:
Harriet Culbertson ct al to w.
w. Toney, SWA NWk, SWk,
SWM sen, Sec. 4: Lots CTS, 81
MEX SW1L NWM, SAz NEiz, SW4k
NEA, NWK NEM, SEN NEM,
Sec. 8: SWM NWh, WA SWM,
Sec. 10-15N-31E.
Heirs of Lena Fail to R. N. How
ton and c. A. Kittendorf. Lots HIP
13-14-15, Sec. 9-15N.30E. (Known as
tract 42)
Burke Family to William NJ. Han
Ion, NWA, SWiz NEh, Sec. 27-15N-
30E.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16

The Farmers Union Central Elk
change, high bidder In December on
200 acres In l6-15N-30E on the
Mosby dome of the Cat Creek field,
obtained an additional $50 acres
in the same section on a bid of
only $1.15 an acre.
In December, the company bid
as high as $3.50 an acre bonus for
adjoining acreage, now offset to the
south and west by flowing wells
on the Continental-B own and
Schrock- Fifer leases. This acreage
is now in litigation. If the Exchange
wins the litigation, it will control
all of section is, except the north
half of the northeast quarter. This
auctioned at the sale Tuesday, went
to Harold Pangburn of Lewistown
on his minimum bid of rs cents an
acre.
A surprise was the auction
ing OF $40 acres-au Of S8-13N-
28E-to II. M. Joneschild for
the minimum bid of IS cents
an acre. This Is only a mile and
three quarters southeast of the
RattIesnake Butte wildcat, now
flowing 32-gravity OH over the
top of the pipe.
The Texas Company obtained
1880 acres along the Great North
ern main line, near Rudyard and
Clifford, on the minimum bid of
rs cents an acre.
The Union Oil Company bid In
approximately 1900 acres about 10
miles east of the Kevin-Sunburst
field, taking seven of the nine
tracts involved for the minimum
bid, but paying SIPS for one tract
and $1.O5 for another.
Balance of the acreage offered
was in wildcat blocks being as
sembled in the Winifred, Stanford
and Chinook areas, and all went for
the minimum bid of rs cents an
acre.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16
Bids Light as 10000 Acres
OF State Leases Go On Block

In featured by light bidding about 10000 of state
oil and leases auctcned Tuesday by the land board
Helena very desirable prices evidently
due belief that those who them prepared
If bidding appeared.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16
Lime Test


tCsnsinnsd Frnm Paas ~
Downing No. /. Sc SW sW s0-s7N-
5W, little more than two miles
north of two flowing wells COM
pleted by the Carter OH Company,
the first in this field to get oil
at the top of the lime It is re-
ported checking considerably lower
than the Carter producers.
Meantime the Carter Is drilling
past 083 feet In its No. / Merchants
Trust, an east offset to the Madison
lime discovery well on the Brindley
farm.
No report was available this week
on another lime test in a different
area Pardee-I Inland Empire-Mc-
Alpine No. l, G Sc Sc NV 11-37N-
5W--last week reported rigging up
This is about So miles northeast
of the Carter lime producers and
Is on what is mapped as different
structure, the Hay Lake nose, pro-
ductive of oil from the top of the
Madison lime in a location about
miles north of the Alberta-Montana
border, and about four miles north
of the Pardee drilling site.
approximately two miles south
of the Carter lime producers, Union
Oil Company of California is drill
ing past 800 feet in lime test on
the Stuff farm
Other drilling operations in the
field were confined to wells hav-
ing as their objective the fields
ng-eStabliShed pay zones, the Cut
Bank sands. The full field report:
HURMs.TRFBAL R14e NO
NV Sc NV 1s-32N-6W
COMPLETION 3-11-46. Small well.
CARTER-MERcHANTs TRUST co. NO. 1
CNW INV 7-36N-5W
spudded 3-s-46; drilling. 0ss.
DEslMONE-TRHBAL 29s no. s.
spudded 1i-e-45; first hole lost, 1880; rig
skidded so feet; drilling, ITS.
@. 9. PRARY-CHATTERTON NO.
Sc NE NE 22-32N-6W
Drilling, 2s60.
@. 8. FRARY.TRIBAL NO.
NV NE NV 13-32N-6W
PARDEE INLAND EMPIRE McALPINE
G Sc Sc NV 11-s7N-5w
Rig up.
HANL10N-INLAED EAaPTRE-TRIBAL ss7
G Sc sw sw 12-s2N-sw
Drilling. 20s5.
HANNAH-PoRTER-TRI s07 NO.
SE I'VE ~ e &U~1GN~U@
Spudded 7-24-4B; drilling, 2160.
HANLON-INLAND EAGPIRE-TRLBAL SOS
No. 2
NV NV Sc 26-32N-6W
Drilling, 1850.
INLAND EMPrRE-TRTBAL sos NO.
NV SE Sc 26-32N-6W
Spudded 7-25-45; standing, 800.
INLAND EksPIRE-TRTBAL a44 NO.
Sc SW Sc 2s-32N-6W
Spudded $40
wMrT Amm EASpxx q nnKTu az axa An
c Sc NE SW 23-32N-8W
Standing.
MLANDPATTEE sTEwARTDowNTNG
mo-.
Sc sw SW 30-37N-5W
Drilling, 3160.
81. w. MAGUTRE.TRIBAL SO4 NO..
CNM MEN NWk 23-32N-6W
Location
TExACO- HESSLER NO.
c Sc NE. 10-33~5W
Spti6ded 7-2b-4S: 70 drill In with spudder
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16

The continental United States
contains more than If million
square miles OF territory favorable
for the accumulation of oil, only
half of which has been thoroughly
explored.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16
Shay Test

South of 1t is a horseshoe-shaped
virgin area open to the south, with
production on three sides, in which
there has been no drilling.
Two compilations were recorded
in the field during the week, one
a dry hole and one well that has
been acidized and Is testing. The
dry hole Is Goeddertz-G oeddertz ga,
NE NV Sc 16-35N-3W, plugged and
abandoned after acid treatments
failed to help.
The other is c. N. Wrighter
Trustee-Gov't No. s, NV NE NV
19735N-3W. drilled in and now acid
izing.
Two new locations were made,
one by Ray Sorrell, the other by the
Big West OIL Co.
The full field report:
J.H. AGEN.KRAUsE NO. T.
NE SW Sc o-35N-3W
Spndded 3-5-46: drilling, HOO
IN. AGEN-KRAUsE NO. S.
NV NE Sc s-35N-3W
Location
IN. AGEN-KRAUsE NO. g.
SW NE Sc 9-35N-3W
Drilling. 100. (working daylight tours
only.)
BIG wEsT-EI.LTNGs0N Bic
NV NE 23-35N-3W
Location. (FTRST REPORT)
J.B. CATLETT.GF osss4s NO. 81
SW Sc NV 9-3SN-3W
Spudded 1O-2045: production string set
1850. E. NJ. 1887. I'd. 1888. so H. oil In
hole. Acidized 1000 gals Re-acidiSed and
testing. Standing due TO pipeline trouble.
COOLIDGE a CO0LIDGE-BENJAAsIN NO.
NE NE s-ssN-1w
Standing, 1850.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S.A
NE NV Sc 16-3SN-3W
I'D, 1921: COMPLETION. Plugged and
abandoned.
HARDRocK-cov'T NO. s.
Sc SW NV i1-s5N-SW
Location.
LTNvTLLE-skTTH.FO FOLEY NO. t.
NE NE NE s-3zN-1W
Spudded.
GAN.ss0NTANA-BYRNE NO. g.
SW Sc NE 35-35N-2W
Location.
REI.L-s0RREIL-GOV'T NO. s.
Drilling. 900. FIRST REPoRT)
sHAYsG0vT NO. t.
SW NE sW 27-36N-3W
Drilling In
C.N. WRIGHTER TRUsTEE.GOv'T NO.
NV NE NV 16-35N-3W
Acidized and testing.
Vacationist: ANY big men born
here?"
Native: "Nope. Not very progress
sive round here; best we kin do Is
babies. Different in the city, ]
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-16

UNEON.A. HARRINGTON NO. 8
c SW NV 10-33N-5W
Drilling, 1890.
UNION-FULLER NO. Y
NV SW Sc 17-33N-6W
Location.
UNfON-MKLLER NO. Is
NV NV 29-33N-5W
Drilling, 1895.
UNION BTUFFT NO. 1
c SW NV i9-36N-5W
Drilling 500.
UNION.THOMAs UNIT NO. 3
c NV SW 11-3SH-5W
Rig burned.