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1 Reamed hole with 12-3/8" Crum h it and made 10' o f new hole to 776. Made 2nd attempt to run same 10-3/4" perforated lin e r , 283.81' long, but without success. Started running lin e r at 7:15 P .M ., March 26th. Shoe stopped at 638. Started p u llin g lin e r out o f hole at 10:05 P.M. the same day. Under-reamed hole from shoe o f 13-3/8" to 775 with 13-3/8" Baker w a ll scraper. Made 3rd attempt to run 10-3/4" lin e r , 283.81' long, but without success. Started running lin e r at 11:40 P .M ., March 27th. Liner started hanging up at 572. Shoe o f lin e r was worked down to 647 but could not be worked below that depth. Started p u llin g lin e r out o f hole at 4:03 A.M ., March 28th. 3/28/42 - Re-scraped hole with 13-1/2" Baker w all scraper to 776. ? 3/29/42 - Ran 10-3/4" O.D. - 46# A. 0. Smith (Security Engineering C o .'s flu s h jo in t threads) 283.81' long, including settin g mandrel on top. Bottom o f bottom jo in t v;as welded closed to form guide shoe. A ll o f lin e r was per­forated 60 mesh, 6" centers, 2" s lo t s , 18 rows. Liner consisted o f 8 jo in ts including settin g mandrel. Started running lin e r at 5:15 P.M. Liner stopned at 760.50 and was set with the shoe at that depth. Finished settin g lin e r at 3:30 P.M ., March 29, 1942 Well completed March 29, 1942. Note: A ll w e ll measurements including casing are based on being taken froln the top o f the rotary ta b le . Top o f rotary tabLe is 5 .5 ' above cement matt.