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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12
Star Dust
Diagnosed

Diagnosed
The woman breezed into the
room with the remark: Doctor, l
want you to tell be quite frankly
what's wrong with me?"
The man surveyed her from head
to foot, and at length said:
Madam, I've just three things to
tell you. First, your weight should
be reduced by about thirty
pounds. Second, you should use
much less powder and lipstick, and
third, I'm an artist; the doctors
office is on the floor below"
-Jobber Topics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12
Problems of Modern Living

"You say they postponed Anna.
bellies wedding AGAIN."
Eyes, this time the catering shor
was out Of sugar and the musicians
union was on strike.'
Christian Science Monitor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-12

QUESTION: Is sea lettuce O.
an value in the treatment Of hish
or low blood pressure?
ANSWER: No.. AT least not as far
as I have been able to learn.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26

IN print.
Late Thursday night, here were
the reports:
Pacific Petroleums-C Charles No. 3,
north offset to the Spencer &
Livingston gusher that came in
New Years day with an initial of
1000 barrels, Is in the oil sand
and making drill stem test.
Pacific PetroleunsIC Charles No. 4.
440 feet west of the No. 3, Is cOring
for the top of the sand.
HanlOn- Mitchell No. 1, about 300
feet northeast of the Spencer &
Livingston gusher, Is showing oil
and has stopped drilling TO run
pipe, following which Il viii be
completed with spudeier
Hanlon- Mitchell No. 2. diagonal
northeast offset to the Spencer &
Livingston gusher, is drilling ahead
at an unspecified depth after hav-
ing initial trouble with lost cifcu-
lation.
V. NJ. Kirk-Butler No. /, east
offset to the Spencer & Livingston
gusher, has made hole past 1900
feet and is nearing a point where
casing will be run and test made
Continental Brown No / l, quar-
ter Of a mile west OF Continental
Brown No. 10 completed recently
gcoassnzas1 co SAGE -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
Get Half
Interest In
GAO Acres

British Dominion Oil g.
Development company has
paid s1OO, 600 for half in
terest in $40 acres in the
revived Cat Creek field,
plus half interest in three
wells TO be drilled on the
acreage, according to a tele-
graphic report from c. o.
NickIe, publisher of the Oil
Bulletin, Calgary.
The acreage includes the 80
acres of the Charles lease in
Section 81, purchased last week
for SIS, 900, plus $50 acres in a
spread to the northwest and
southwest of Mosby Dome,
along the Cat Creek anticline.
The three wells, two to be put
down in unspecified locations,
will be drilled by Newell &
Chandler, Alberta drilling con-
tractors, who are moving in
light rotary tools, Nickle adj
vised.
The initial location will be on
the easternmost forty of the
Charles eighty, a quarter of a
mile due west of the Spencer &
Livingston gusher.
Nickle's telegram named the
Central Montana Oil Company
as the other party to the trans
action. This company has not
heretofore appeared as a factor
in Cat Creek field operations
and is believed to have been
newly formed to handle recent
acreage acquisitions in the field,
including the Charles eighty.
The Charles eighty consists of
two fOrties on an east-west line,
directly offsetting to the west
the forty on which the Spencer
& Livingston gusher was drilled
in on New Years day, with an
initial flow of 1000 barrels of
52.3-gravity oil in % hours.
CONTINUED on Page y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
THREE NEW
ONES START,
NORTH FIELD

Three new locations were an
nOunced during the week In the
Kevin-Sumburst field, with
three competitions, one a dry
hole.
Big WestEllingson No 8, E NE
NV 23-35N-3AN. Is being placed on
the pump after bailing 80 barrels
natural the first "a hours.
j. b. Catlett-Gov't No. 6, SW NE
NE 9-35N-3W, drilled 10 the Ellis
Madison contact at 1896, acidized
showing with 1000 gallons and
made s barrels an hour initiaIly,
with little water. On the third day
II was making 5 barrels an hour,
with more water.
The weeks disappointment was
Ray SorelPs No. 2 Government, e
(comtinued on Page ~
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26

Jack LeWis-Tribal Contract -,
No 8, completed last week and re-
ported as an average producer,
swabbed 125 barrels in less than IL
hours following shot of 10 quarts,
more than doubling its initially re-
ported natural output Of around 40
barrels daily.
The champion hard luck well of
the field, Hannah-P orter's Tribal
343 No. l, which spudded last July
and which had one bad fishing job
after another, paid off its hackers
when it got 1900 feet of oil In the
hole at 3270 and swabbed 125 bar
rels natural the first "a hours.
One other completion was re-
Continued on Page %
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
Thorpe Test
Passes 1850

Thorpe Parent Holbrook No. 6.
In the Thorpe Parent pool north
west of Sunburst, is making hole
past 1850 feet. fighting bad cav
ings It is close to one well that
got its pay IN the Madison lime,
and another that got oil In the
Sunburst Subsequent wells have
fsaled te check with either II Is
believed the well now drilling may
be in fault
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
Canada Gets
Texas Crude

West Texas crude oil is being
shipped to Canada by railroad tank
cars. The British American Oil Pro
ducing Company is buying 1850
barrels of oil daily in the Cara
field, in Cara county and moving
it by rail to a refinery at Moose
Jaw, Sask. The oil is purchased
from Scurlock Oil Company, which
gathers the production IN the field.
Albuquerque Oil News.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26

lUWH 7WItIluUt WWE WdIHAHiBs
This is revealed by a study of the
columns of the Winnett Times,
which records the following as re-
cent occurrences, all chargeable TO
the opening Of deep sand produc-
ton in the longdormant Cat Creek
field:
First, six CCC grain bins, long
vacant, have been sold TO the Arras
Tank company, and are shortly to
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26

blossom forth as makeshift housing
for oil field workers
Second. the Egaf1 Brothers have
sailed forth into the countryside
and have purchased the ioEig-vacant
hotel al nearby Teigen, and are
moving II bodily 70 WlnnetE, where
ii viii probably be soon serving
aGsssanusA dm p@@s y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
HISTORICAL
Canadians In s10o,00O Cat creeskk" Lease Deal


=
Months after drilling in
of the Schroek-F ifer well
that opened o new produc-
ing horizon In the Cat Greek
field, opinions as 20 the
possible scope Of deep pro-
duction i'm this field remain
sharply divided.
Some cling 10 the belief that
faulting visible ON the surface
extends TO great depth and in
sist this will continue to be a
major factor in determining
whether deep wells find pro-
ductiOn.
Many think that deep sand
production viii be found only
ON the top of the structure, with
deep sand producing contours
conforming roughly to those es-
tablished by the drilling out of
the shallow first and second Cat
Creek sands.
Researchers, who admit they
don't quite know where their
research is leading them, are
digging Up some rather inter
esting facts.
Interesting Facts
One liz that not a single deep
test attempt in the Cat Greek
field, as far as can be deter
mined, shut off the artesian
water flow in the third Cat
Greek sand before going on 10
test lower horizons, many of
which showed oil.
These wells lowered casing as
they went down, as insurance
against caving, but never could
establish a seat for a formation
shut0ff, due to force of the
water flow.
Some of these wells cored oil
in sands far below even the
present deep sand" zone. but
drilled into these sands with a
hole full of water, subjecting the
sands to pressures of hundreds
of pounds per square inch.
Hence, it is argued, competent
test of horizons below the third
Cat Creek sand was never made
in this field until Dave Sehrock
drilled in his No | Fifer.
And Consider This:
Another little item that has
the rockhounds muttering in
their boards is the sudden and
verified recollection of many
that some wells, even though
drilled deep with a hole full OF
water, nevertheless got good
showings of light green oil
though drilled as how structur-
ally ais the fields 2,000-foot con
tour. Among these is a well that
was deepened through the third
Cat Greek sand by the California
Co, in 12-15N- 29E, at the ex-
IRENE western edge of the field
Observers assert light green oil
in globules rather than mere
colors, came up through 2.00(
feet of water when sand below
fCsnsanusd Ga Pags 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
Carter Picks West for Post
As Chief Production Engineer

Transfer of r. West Billings division engineer Of Carter
OH Companys northwest division Tulsa where he viii become
production engineer the company announced this
week. cconunued OaP Pass 81 II
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
TWO GOOD COMPETITIONS
RECORDED IN CUT BANK

Completion pair Of better average wells heartened OPP
orators Bank field during the week. with of the
completion concdng with of four locations
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
Numerous Cat crtS Wells
Nearing Completion depth

Approximately half dozen wells the Mosby Dome Of the
Greek field compilation with the prospect
of them may be making production tests by the time this
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26
GROWING PAINS AT WINNETT
AS OIL ACTIVITY INCREASES

Oil booms have their advantages but they have rather
unique results especially when dumped in the lap of prairie
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-01-26

Months after drilling in
of the Schroek- Fifer well
that opened o new produe-
ing horizon in the Cat Greek
field, opinions as 20 the
possible scope Of deep pro
duction in this field remain
sharply divided.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
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Goren on Bridge

Opening lead, ace of diamonds.
When it is vital to reach part
ner's hand in a hurry and choice
of suits is presented, many times
the player is left to an out-andout
guess. The bidding will frequently
provide the clue, and where such
assistance is not available partner
can at times act as guide by en-
ployment of the convention known
as the suit preference signal. This
provides that the play of an un-
necessarily high card which obvl-
Iously is not a come-on signal asks
partner to return the higher rank
ing of the remaining suits. Empha-
sis Is placed on the phrase, which
obviously is not come-on signal,
because a come on signal is still a
come-on signal and when partner
leads an ace or king and you play
high card that means you want
some more of that suit. Where the
dummy makes it apparent that you
couldn't possibly want that suit con-
tinued, then the convention applies.
Let us see how it applied in today's
hand. South became the declarer at
a contract of four hearts and West
led the ace of diamonds despite the
adverse bid Of that suit. 1t must
have been apparent to every one at
/ the table that it was a singleton ace.
In following suit East played the 10
of diamonds. West, mindful OF his
partners opening bid of club. then
shifted to the two of that suit and
school was out.
West had played very thoughtless-
ly. What could East have meant by
the play of the 10 of diamonds? 1t
was obviously not signal to come
on because it was no secret that
West had no more diamonds. 1t
was also obviously an unnecessarily
high card. The suit preference con-
vention, therefore, applies and the
suggestion is being made to partner
to lead the higher ranking of the re-
naming suits A spade shift would
/ have defeated the contract two
! tricks.
| Strange to say, even without the
signal from partner West should
have led a spade despite his part
ner's club bid. Partner is not neces-
sarily marked with the ace of clubs,
but it is a moral certainty that he
has the ace of spades because with
out that card he would not have an
opening bid Let us suppose that no
has the ace and queen of clubs, since
we must assign the heart suit to
South and then the only available
side trick is the ace of spades, since
it is known that he cannot have the
king and queen.
To put it in another way-if part
ner has not the ace of spades the
contract cannot be defeated unless
he happens to have the ace OF
hearts, in which case the contract
will be defeated anyway. At any
rate East was quite helpful and if
West couldn't use his own wits he
might at least have used his
partners.
Copyright, 1946, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-12-31
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Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
How They Talk on the Radio.
Bob Hope.

Voice, well-placed, resonant
tenor. Hopes years of experience
in vaudeville as singing comedian
stand him in good stead in his radio
work. The ability, which show peo-
pie must have, of throwing the
voice clearly and understandable to
the last row of the gallery is a most
valuable asset in broadcasting. And
it is one reason why the top per-
formers in radio are nearly always
ex-stage folk.
Enunciation, exceptionally good.
His speech is flexible and on the
lips. and one seldom has to wonder.
what did he say then?' even dur
ing those times when the sound
effects man is more energetic than
usual with his background noises.
STYLE, fast talking. glib, and al
American as apple pie.
In his role of smart-aleck-who-ls-
the-butt of Jokes, Bob Hope
has created a character which show
business describes as "sure-flre."
But it requires an instructive sense
of good timing, as well as the facility
of making you like him even while
he holds himself up to outrageous
ridicule. In short, he Is a superb
Snowman.
Pronunciation, remarkably good.
although I have heckled Hope good
naturedly from time to time for his
chronic mispronunciation pro-
grum" for program. My four-year
radio check discloses that, among
professional broadcasters, the smoth-
cred "grum' or grim" is scarcely
ever heard, the gram being pro-
nounced with the fiat "a as in
ham," just as it always is in ana
gram, diagram, monogram. How
the unlovely "grum" pronunciation
started I have never been able. to
determine.
Score-Voice, 20; enunciation, %;
style. 25; pronunciation, 23. Total,
81. Rating, excellent.
(Copyrisht The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 19461
Evening star., 1946-12-31

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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Unitee
States for the District of Columbia, hold
ing a Bankruptcy Court.-Bankruptcy No
4379.-1n the matter of Fred H karns
bankrupt. To the creditors OF Fred H
Karns of the City of washington, District
Of Columbia Notice is hereby given that
the said Fred H. Karns has been duly
adjudged bankrupt on petition filet
by him on the 18th day of December
1916. and that the first meeting of his
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Evening star., 1946-12-31
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