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The Washington times., 1938-02-07

RATES BY MAIL goR VIRGINIA, MARY.
LAND. WEST VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
keVin-SunburSt Field



Agan No sBbL TIA
/ SWi ls-35-2W so Dbl l63
Bbl oil 1910
100 BbL lT74
NW3 935-2W BbL Oil 1857
Big -Engle SWa l-35-SW IS Bbl on 1873
l-35-3W 80 Bbl 1915
Gunderson 7 SCI NW3 l9-S5-2W 1855
Gunder No Bbl on 1920
8 OH 1890
-Gunderson No NV NEa NW3 835-2W 20 Bol 1858
Big Wet-Gunderon No g. CIVIL NEs NW3 l9-3-2W 70 boL 100
Builders ON Coward SW SWa NE3 29-S5-SW 500 Bbl
Consolidated 3 G NWi 34-S32W 2MG 1919
No / @ 27-3S-2W
C SCI 2353W l10Bbl on 1900
24-353W 500 Bbl
Dahl Kmban No. SW SEA 1-S5-3W 6Bbl 1907
No l-Abd 1920
ohm No / SE NEa
th-VanN Note No 8 G 3O-s5-2W
Fffty-Six NO II
SEaKWA 2-35-3W OBbl 1889
l Sc SWl SEA e342W lBBoL 1871
36354W Show Oh Abb 1888
NWa 35-35-4W II BbL Natural 1oo
SS51W ADD
11-S53W 100 Bbl ll56
NE3 N-35-3W 8BbL 1913
SIS 1-35-2W @BbL on 1910
Parent -IEnostrom No / NEN Wa 3-s5-3W
reTnn NO 2 8 NEs NWa 1870
Show OIL ADD 1856
Sc SW3 SEA l4-S2W OBoL OH l4I5
SW SEA SEA S-35-SW Won llzO
NW3 235-3W $50 Bpl OA
Schmidt
or Pet cSovennnent No NE NWa NWa 2s5-SW
-Thumm / $50 Bb on
vanderpas-ward 2s-35SW 60BoL on lIO6
Kelvin Community Fee No NEs NWa S-S44W BDL zlUo
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
Cut Bank Oil Field
1898 Compilations


Castle q No
Cobb Reorganization
CobbStae No l. C NE4 NEa 3O-37-4W Gas
Glacier 3,
Glacier
CAST
Glacier
Glacier Production
Glacier
Glacier
3
A.
Nadeau
Par On-TrIba ITO
/ E L
Rita-Jord No ! o
70 8 C Dry PEG
-Ritchie
3.
Rita-State l c 36-34-6W
Unit C NW3
AGO. uran 2 c
aco-Ldn l C 2s4B
o
xaco-Bo Sonnet c
C
MALL NJ OIL
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

BTLLNGS-James II. Ridgway Of
Billings purchased the former Harry
Nichols ranch, one of the oldest stock
raising spreads IN Sheridan county.
Wyoming, three miles south of RAN
chester. The property was sold by
Charles Pierce, retiring because Of poor
paid for the ranch was not disclosed,
but the property had been offered for
sale at S45 900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

THREE FORKS
Abd
Manifestations AID
TIGER RIDGE
oTefe & Tetter-stam $50
WALLER AREA
Model onsHalom No NV Nwa Nwa l2-2sN-6w
G
Unit No NWa SEA 32-31-5W
Texaco Unit No 2i-SON5w Water
WAYNE CREEK
Mont Gas Duncan 6-s2N2E Dry
wHITLASH OIL FIELD
-AGahoney No
Western Nat Gas-Schaer 1854
Western No. l5-37-4 Up
Western Natural Wallace
western Natural oasState No Sc NW4 l6SN4E
Western Natural Gas Wallace No Sec I5-S7N-4E
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne Oil Olson
Whitehall on g. Gas No NV NE3 Aoo
Whitehall oil & Gas-wley
wINIFRED DISTRICT
No 2
Canmont- Pennock No NV Nwa Nwa 6-2N-lsE Gas
EnmOns Mainland No sw swl swa s2N-lsE Gas
Enmons Pennock No. l Sc NW4 NWa 6-2l-lsE
6D
Judith Operating Pennock No SEA sw 2e22El7E
Minnesota Fennoh No l Sc
Enmons-Crocker No Sw Nwl sws 242N-lsE
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Rverton OIL Co-Fox No.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

LLBBY-A bond issue Of $4,000 "A
being offered for sale by the Glen
Lake irrigation district In the north
end Of the county. The district 70
ceived a loan and grant from tle
WPA for sl0y636 and $23y636 viii be
spent TO improve the water distribut-
ing system Of the district.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

& No rs BbOn O2D
C Rig tp
Produch Orme No.
SE3SW3 3-32-5W
Santa Rita-Iandg 3 CIVIL l635-6W
No. SIC SEA 2s-S7-5w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

FLAT WILLOW
Brundage- SEA -2sE spuddng
8 @R rs X sP sT ~ NJ Sc r Abandoned s
GENOU STRUCTURE
security Petroleum l NEa 2s-26N-sE 1880
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Big Horn OIL Gas No 81 CIVIL SEA N"a 2s-ls sSE na ss
Buzzea-corki No / NEa Rig
Parent No c Nwa SEA l2-2aia-asE 800
Drought No / Sc Nws SEA 2s-s2N-lsE 1910
Nadesu-Eee NO sEa NEa ss-s4l7E ADD Tss
Nsdeau.oSss NO. ! NV Nwa Nw ss-saN-17E
HEATH STRUCTURE
White Top & / sS-lES-lSE 1850
HOBSON DOME
unit / sO-lN-iSE Rig
:: = Z ,55;:;: . +:
LUTHERFOx DOME
Tarrant-Ezeare NV SEA Nwa l4es-lsE 1880
ayan-Bureess No. Sc swa NW 1a2 sssS-1iE l5SOI
is &. ~, e. Geo. w. lss
NO. sw sw on s
TsIsnssaysTs NV Nw as SEA Ss-ssrasE
Wyomont sayrs No Sc NEa sw @B OH ss
NORTH CUT BANK B.. x . Gin AlOerta) water $3.50
NORTH DAKOTA (NessOn Anticlne)
California Nws NEa s-154N-sSw ADD lo2sl
Gulf States onzode vyanenstsia swa Sssw asss
Il r ~ r NV wv ~. sw SHOW %' 81 @
zodac-KenOsg No NE Nwa NEa ss2srg-sw 400
PLEVNA DOME
Mcdonald / s6V-5sE Rig
PONDERA OIL FIELD
faubers 3-27-@W on 1901
uIton-E 10-27-4W on 1874 III
NO / Sc 2O49
5sstin0s ETfckson No NV sW1 NWa on 1890
Iastines- No w Oh 1907
lF1I NO sW gWa
POPLAR DOME
/ SW3 SEA 29-26S-6E 500
W. Schmidt e. al No / NV NwaNE4 1850
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson Co. AustadN NO is 22-lSN28E $50
ROSCOE DOME
25S-1E
No. S-6S-lSE 20s5
46S-sE 2A0
ROUND BUTTE
Girace on-Baney NO q GEL NEa s6s-2sE 1857
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
,an independent Tribal No / s4SsSm on 1858
SUMATRA DOME
3-6s-1E SO
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

BHLINGS-Mrs. Anna Krause, 65-
year-old Billings woman, died In q
hospital here Of injuries received in
a three-car collision on the Billings
Laurel highway recently.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

BUTTE-Michael p. Lavelle, rs, pio-
neer resident, died at his home follow
ing q long illness. Iavelle was at one
time manager Of Gregson Springs
widely known resort near here.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

DmLON-Michael Lauterbach,
chairman Of the district rural electrifi-
cation association and prominent
rancher, died Of heart disease.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

LAUREL-Five hundred young Chs
nese pheasants were liberated In fields
and weed patches In this vicinity. The
birds were raised by the Yellowstone
county game farm and were released
in punches Of so.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


NFASW3
BAKER-CLENDIVE
ss Bss 1 H2 sw > NJ q Sc M S sE s.
NEa Nwa iT1li-sze Oh gOO
Utilities Unit No SEA
::::::: s. : :, z
BERTHELoTE DOME
NO sw gwa SEs ls,''aE , 1880
SLACK oOd-cST No i Nwa BIOL on SUs
Smith walsh -sChw1nsel No Ma sw4 l4-22zE
BIG HORN COUNTY
s. 2s-ls-a2E Rig
BIG LAKE FIELD
t. o-HspD Nwa Nwa 2s-iN-zE Dry ADD 0OOO
BRNEY DOME
ehnsy Gas ss
BLACK BUTTE
g 3 osn Govt No No. Sc s SEA Hi SE issE re-
kyls-K.eIDaugh No swss3s " av W. water ADD 2szs
Montana os s No SEA swa a iw 1Sa 80
Corp-Clak / 2OM Gas
Burton How.la BQ 2s F ". aw sTIEgfTgYRE $50
BowDoIN
s ss. S:: 5 ss No sc NV NV W. s s
Utilities sa1 sE NE' l+,si,sE HMos: SSS
B4aSh-Amsrcan synd I'M Gas 1883
6S q Hasa :
Montana Ds Utilities o1 No. sS NV sW. NV
SIGMA, on ...s., a RR0 M WI yw P S3a,u ~
BUTTON BUTTE
Rowland ally M. / 2O-l4-2R 500
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
BULL HEAD STRUCTURE
Campbell Hughes 12-sO4w Water 25s5 Add
BYNUM STRUCTURE
acknowledgements No SEA NWa s261-Sw Rig Up
CHALK BUTTE
urman-Henry ct awalker No l. swa s5-ssN-sw
CoULMooRE STRUCTURE
VIM. Dwnn l, n-1sN-5w 1880
DANA STRUCTURE
Dana7ardy No l 22ss-s5E 700
& 25-sS35E $40
DEAN ANTICLINE
Contan orr / 1s-5s-l7E 1910
DEVILS BASIN
rarrant-JOhnOn NO
DEVON FIELD
smith l6owatt No sw swa SEA 7ss-2E Producing
/ 17-S3-2E SAM Gas
Smith -ATcIonald No q
Frazter Nc. / 6M 795
@ L. Smith, ederalLa l1-S3-E $50
L Smith 17-Ss-2E $50
Smith CITY b. &c T.. Co NO Rig
O l. snih-H HaversOn No / NWsNEa ls-32E
L. 2O-S3-2E 900
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
/ l0-7S21E on $3.50
@ 11-7S-2lE l4A Gas 1913
N.
-Kirt NO 6 o sFasEs 47s-2E 1915
DUNBAR STRUCTURE
NV SEA NWa 2S47W SHOW onST
DUPUYER ANTICLINE
California Co Government NO NE SEA swa 2s-27N-sw Dry
EAST BRIDGER
SEA 2S-6S-2SE 1900
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
S5-os-2SE on le6 :
Wa Pet Co Government No Oh 400
sba- wa Pet Co-covenment NEa s5-Os-2SE &6
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD ,
4 aIE Farms No 1
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
Drilling WeIIs--Kevin-Sunburst

E,0 vvsst-Eros Mo a sVv SUI. svva 1-s5Nsw OH 1926
Casidy-P 28-35-4W ASo
NE3 2-S5-SW on 1915
Crlml ey-Fry SEA 24-35-SW rig
NV
Co 6-34-SW Location
Grant 70 / 26-35-4W NO9
l8352W Oh ADD 1870
NWa 9-35-1W bOBb
Morton Norton No. 8 2434-2W Show on 1858
MeeksAGary No. / S 5-3W Location
0ttman- 70 @
Parren n dersonN G
PlattB 1 9-34-2W ASS
3-S5-W 40
Smth lsh-Barh S 1335-2W 100
-Wa @ 1-34-4W Spudded
81 No.
-Iaggert No
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
New Locations Kevin-Sunburst

NIosbv COP No c Spuddng
NJ Spuddmg
18-S5-2W Spudding :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
, ostal Clerk Retires

ST. LOUISE NP) - After more
than IS years service, George w.
Evans, OF The colored employees OF
the st. Louis postoffice. will re-
tire Thursday as clerk Of the mall
irg department.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
NORTH SHOULD
KNOW OF THIS
Woman Acquitted On
Killing White Man

WATERFORD. S. G. tANPl In
This little city 30 miles north OF
Savannah, Ga. Lotiie kinscy,
charged with killing j. Scott Pad
gett. white. Feb. 81, was acquitted.
Not guilty" was the verdict rem
dered Thursday by jury
on the witness stand the wo-
man claimed she shot in self de-
tense after she became involved
In a dispute with Padgett. Accord
ing to her testimony the slain man
became enraged and advanced on
her with a stick striking her sew
eral times.
The shooting occurred about !
a. m, but the body was not found
until s o'clock by the county
sheriff. the woman having gone TO
neighbours house.
The defendant was ably repre-
scented by Isadore Hogoslow, white
a young attorney appointed by the
court. as she was not In a posi-
ton to retain counsel to represent
her.
In commenting upon the verdict,
Judge J. Henry Johnson. stated to
the Jury that he hoped "our north
ern friends will hear OF this ver-
dict as II will show that a Negro
can get justice at the hands OF a
white Jury In the South"
"A COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
small
GOLD FORTUNE
Thinks Gold Buried
During Civil War

Washington, ID. c. (ANP) Re
Gently. while blowing on the Beau
fort county farm OF Dallas. Jordan.
the farmers adopted son. struck a
hard object which he Investigated
and finally dug up three bars o:
dull-colored metal Jordan rushed
with the bars 10 local jeweler
who after close inspection. said
they were gold
A sample was sent 10 an assaycr
and last Monday Farmer Jordan
was informed that the bars had =
high content Of gold After selling
small amount 10 the local jewe-
Ter, Jordan sent the remainder OF
the metal to Washington ID. &.
where II was found 10 be worth
between $1,000 and $1,000 He is
now awaiting final action by the
Federal authorities.
Jordan thinks the gold bars were
buried during the war between the
states by Southerner who feared
the Yankees would get his I 2 assure.
II was recalled by county resi-
dents that a similar bar OF gold
was found several years ago by a
colored woman. Another theory Of
the buried treasure Is that It was
planted by Blackboard, the pirate
who once operated IN this section
a COLORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
EASTERN STAR.
OFFICERS TAKE.
TO FLINT.
Grand Matron Heads
Large Delegation
Of Offic ers

number OF grand officers Of
No wolverine Grand Chapter, O.
!. Prince Hall affiliation. jour
neyed from Detroit TO Flint, Sat-
nrday June Is. to attend an exc
,,i,e committee meeting. 10 make
.l,ns for the Grand Chapter SEES
lion which will be held In Flint In
August.
MEMBERS of the Detroit party in
,uded Mrs. Agnes Bristol, worthy
.,and matron; Monerva Peoples.
s..t grand patron: Charles Will
Jams. grand associate patron;
vr. Edith Wright, grand treasur-
-, Mrs. Alice yancy, grand lee
,nrer Mrs. Carrie Riley. grand
.nueryisor Of Youths Fraternity:
YRS. ollie Jordan, grand organisf;
Mrs Helen CAN'T, grand deputy;
liz A Bristol, patron.
In Flint. the Deiroiters were
oined by G. Burnell Williams,
,rand worthy patron.
The meeting was an interesting
oue in which members OF Golden
star and Royal Chapter participant
ID The two chapters were united,
under The name OF the Royal Star.
officers chosen to head the new
,hapter were: Mrs. Fannie Ford.
worthy atron: n. York
harrison. worthy patron; Mrs.
eoar Gilmore. associate matron !;
Mrs Mary Quinn, secretary; Mrs.
sarah Taylor, treasurer Mrs.
Iosie Ernest. conductress; Mfs.
Bertha Robinson. associate con-
duriress
Insprational remarks were
made hy the worthy grand matron
and worthy grand patron. which
gave great hope and encourage
menl 20 members Of the new chap
Ter. They plan 10 triple their mem-
bprship before the meeting OF the
grand session.
a CarnuEp JVnCF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Chinese GIRL
THRILLS GROUP
Different Races Are
On The Program

The Detroit Inter-C hurch fell
lowship together with Older BOYS
aid Girls Conference commitlc
and the Jr. NAAcP sponsored =
unique inier-racial goodwill pro-
gram AT ST. Antoine branch "Y''
Thursday. June 3D.
The guests represented several
races and were referred TO as The
lnter-Racial cabinet was present
ed by Carleton l.. Lee, leader OF
the group and graduate student
OF Chicago university. Each person
OF the cabinet participated In the
program and II was a delightful
experience for the over one hun
dred young people who attended
Miss Sylvianna vi. a brilliant
Chinese Girl. seemed 10 be the
most popular one OF the group, and
her discussion Of the subject my
People and Christianity provoked
many questions.
Her delightful voice, presented
along with Mr.. Akaka in a duet
number. thrilled the audience.
Others Of the cabinet were Miss
Tateishi Japanese. Roland Sun
down. American Indian; Juan Or
tez. Mexican and Abraham Akaka
Hawaiian.
Lloyd II. Kilum. executive Sec
rotary on Committee OF Pioneer
Fields of the National Council Y
VI. &. A., IS plotting the group &c
all OF the major cities In the mid
west and east.
The real purpose Is to create
better feeling between youth Of al
races. John Simmons, president Of
the Detroit lnter-Church fellow
ship. was master OF ceremonies
and in n very able way conducted
;he program and took part In The
discussion.
f~nt nuUn ssfnGU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02

William Patterson
To Speak At Picnic

An Independence Day picnic will
be sponsored at Camp Liberty at
12-Mile road and Halsted road
July and 4.
In addition 10 varlousu amuse-
ments. a special jam session will
he featured Sunday night. July 3.
Gloster Current, popular Detroit
maestro. will lead his associates
through their latest musical PAGES.
William II. Patterson associate
editor OF the Midwest Daily Re
cord. will be the main speaker
Mr.. Patterson, for number OF
years. was head OF the Internation-
al Labor Defense. which success
fully defended the Scottsboro Boys
and Angelo Herndon.
Sponsors OF the picnic promise
plenty OF food and drinks for the
most varied tastes and appetites
A cordial invitation is extended
10 the public.
a COLOREu JrDCE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Stokes Elected Vice Chairman
Young Republican Federation

Washington Recognizing h Q
increased part which Negro youths
are playing In public affairs and
politics. the Young Republican Ma
tional Federation Al is biennial ma
tional convention earlier this
month elected Chailcs NJ Stokes.
30 years old. OF Leavenworth. KAN
sas, as a vice-chaIrman Of this ma
tionwide organization.
Stokes election followed amend
ment OF the Federation's constitu-
tion providing that hereafter one
of the seven vice-chairmen must be
\ member OF the colored race. Thus
the young Negro Kansas lawyer
becomes the first OF his race to
hold such high post In the Fed
GRAFTON. The Federation. the OFF,
cial national Organization OF
Young Republicans. held IT'S bieAs.
NAL convention in Kansas City,
Missouri. on June 10 and IL.
Long active in Republican cir
cles, Stokes is Vice Chairman Of
the Young Republican club Of
Leavenworth County: director Of
colored activities in the First
Congressional District Young Re-.
publican club OF Kansas. and n
member Of The Republican Speakers
Bureau OF that State. During the
1896 campaign he travelled more
than three thousand miles on q
speaking tour for landon.
He Is a son OF the Reverend
Norris J. Stokes. who this August
celebrated his 25th anniversary as
pastor OF the Second Baptist
church ri Pratt, Kansas. He a.
tended public school OF that town
and matriculated In Kansas Uni
versiiy where he graduated from
Law School in 1881. While attend
ing The University he made an Out
standing record as an orator.
"A cOLORED JuDGE--
PEERLESS ART CLUB
The Young Women's Peerless Arr
club held their last meeting OF tho
season with friends at the Brews-
ter Center. Business occupied
only brief period with the cleo
ton Of Mrs. Louise Tibbs and Mrs.
VI. l.. l.cake on McDougall TO repre-
sent the club al Kalamazoo In the
Association Of Womens clubs.
Members and friends present on
gagged In an interesting bingo nai-
ty with prizes being won by Mrs
Charles Mosley. Mrs. Hattie Ward
and others.
Ice cream OF the most delicate
flavors and cake were served Au-
tographs were eagerly sought by all
The meeting closed by singing
Till we meet again"
Mrs. Sadie Lindsay is president
Mrs. Elizabeth Glass is club rcpor;
err
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Bee dew HAS
40 GRADUATES
Students From Ten
States Get Degrees

Madam Nash. president OF Bee
Dew Beauty college. presented di-
plomas TO 40 young women and
men at the annual commencement
exercises Of the college. Wednesday
evening, June II.
Students from ten states were
members OF the graduating class 81
Bee-Dew college. the largest col
lege In Michigan training colored
youth In this science.
The exercises were held In the
auditorium of the l.ncy Thurman
branch YWCA. and more than coo
persons were present
Or. James A. Brewer delivered
the principal address, siressing the
practical methods OF business as =
means OF success.
Bce-Dew college is part of TIE
Bee Dew organization which in
cudes Bee-Dew Products incorpo-
rated, Manufacturers Of cosmetics,
and the operation OF several beau
~ shops
Two Of The Bce-Dew graduates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
RITES
Held MONDAY
DETROIT
Three Children And
Wife Are Among
The Survivors

ipsilanii-Funeral services foi
William Thompson. %, we're held
from the Webster Funeral home. IN
Detroit, Monday afternoon. Bursal
was IN Rose Lawn emetery.
Mr. Thompson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph r. Thompson. as
First street was drowned in the
Huron river Friday afternoon. He
was attempting 70 cross 10 an is
land south of the sewage disposal
plant site
Five Successful
Five Of Mr. Thompsons CON-
panions had successfully made the
crossing when he attempted They
are Audrey Lee. Gilbert Franklin.
James Franklin Ards Wilson and
Hardy walls.
Charles Mayx Who was sitting
on The north bank OF the river. told
authorities that he heard a CRY
for help, and then saw Mr. Thomp-
sun ~ uvni H. MA - " ilH " llildH
Lee. started 10 the rescue MAYS
was forced 10 return when he vas
seized with cramps. Ire was too
late 10 save he drowning man.
The body MAS located short
time later lee was unable IN 10
cate he body when he arrived a.
the spot
The point where Thompon AZ
tempted to cross IS not very deer.
and II is possible 10 wade most Of
The distance with hut short Sec
lion Of the river deep enough TO re-
1ulre swimming
Mr. Thompson is survived by his
parents his wife. Catherine and
three small children Reginald.
four, Donald. two, and an infant
son one brother, Glenn, In this
city. and two sisters. Gwendolyn
At home. and Mrs. Dorothy Solo
mon, 81 Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
JOE LOUIS TO
ATTEND PLAY


Champion Joe Louis. no defeat
ed Max Schmeling ~ June %. will
attend the play. entitled. The
Woman OF The World. which viii
be presented Monday night, July
II. al the Lucy Thurman Y. W &.
A under sponsorship Of his moth
or, Mrs Lille Brooks. The
play, which was written by
Willard Leon Gardner Is being
sponsored by Mrs. Brooks for the
benefit Of Calvary Bapiisi church
and the Lily OF the Valley club II
IS three-act play and was pre-
senlcd by the Metropolitan Theatre
group last week with great success.
Mrs. Rosa Reid Is supcrbly cast
as the ministers widow and mother
Of two sons, whose lives she feels
she must direct and keep on the
straight and narrow path Phillip,
The younger son. is PLAYED by Ken
meth Johnston he returns from
q f<ui Opt 10 ldhf owl the tltiitdl
duties OF his late father. after hay
ing completed his course ~ the
seminary The young man is fol-
lowed within month by Renee
Dorec. famous international Creole
star. from Paris his secret bride,
II Is Then that The real trouble be-
gins.
Lovely Paulins King plays The
role OF Renee Doree The title role
formerly PLAYED with such success
by Eulalla Gaines.
Richard Anderson gives fine
Interpretation OF Or Paul rosman
the late minister's elder SON
Blanche sloan. as Eleanor Sin
clair. and Annie Gurus as Inc
Crosman's woman ~ all WORK
complete The cast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02

won The first and second prizes IN
The All-Nichican hair-siylinr con-
tesf held IN Detroit rocentlN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
New Director For
Bennett Orchestra

GREENSBORO. n. C.--fANP>--
+ Nathaniel Gatlin, recent gradn-
ale NJ The Oberlin Conservatory
~ Music. where he distinguished
himself as clarinet soloist. will
join he Bennett college faculty
N The capacity OF orchestra d.
ieriot and teacher OF instrumental
mn.c next season. Mrs. Dett
will continue In charge OF inslrnc-
lion o. the piano. r.. Nathaniel
nsu Is IN charge OF music at Ben
net.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Tries To Kill Self
In Jail; Still Alive

WOODSTOCK Va. CAMP -
Three times Frank Mcpherson tried
to commit suicide in the Shenan-
doah county jail Wednesday even
ing-an he II siill alive
First he tied his belt around his
neck and 10 bar of the coll. but
the belt broke he hanged himself
again with chain from one Of
the hunks. but other prisoners
called Officers 10 cut him down
lie then jumped head foremost up
on the concrete floor, but did mol
inJure himself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Georgia Town Bans
Louis Celebration

Augusta "a y pa Police uscd
their clubs 10 auell the incipicnt
celebration which local Ncgroc-
started Wednesday night after Joe
Louis Knocked out Schmeling Sew
era men. were injured by hloNs
about the head
"A CoLORED JtDGE--
Evening star., 1938-09-20

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-28
John Barrymore
Gets Truth rom
Bernard Shaw
By ED SULLIVAN
Take the Stand, John Barrymore

HOLLYWOOD, May %.
n I'm your long career on the stage,
oES what do you recall as the most un-
nsna1 emernencv9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-20

Mrs. Barton now. What do you want to see Charles about? Can't it wait till morning? Or after supper, anyway"
 "No-o-o, he said to go over and I forgot"
 Tears That Wheedle
 Kenneth now resorts to another tack. He looks as though nobody in the world loved him. A tear squeezes out of his eye. He sighs and sits down meekly, mutely, ask ing the carpet flowers to tell him why little boys are treated so cruelty.
 "Oh, well, then, if you are go- ing to die about it, go along. But be back in five minutes. won't bother to call you.
 Up jumps Kenneth and in f1f- ten minutes his mother goes out to the porch. Kenneth, where are you? Kenneth, yoo-hoo. Tommy, will you please see if Kenneth is over at Charles and tell him his supper is getting cold?"
 When Kenneth comes in he is too surprised for words. He has not been gone more than two or three minutes. He was just starting home when Tommy came for him.