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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Builders
To Fete
Visitors

Officials and exhibitors Of the
Indianapolis Home Show, headed
by J. +. Cantwell. managing direc-
tor of the show, Will be guests Il
the Detroit Builders Show at Con-
VentIon Hall on Sunday
The indianapolis party will ar
rive IN Detroit at 10:45 a. m. Sun
day and after visiting the Ideal
Home in Pontchartrain drive Will
visit the 500 exhibits at Conven-
ton Hall.
Realtors day was observed yes
terday when members of the De-
troit Real Estate Board met at
the show after their luncheon.
Today is officials day. with
Mayor Jeffries and Mrs. Jeffries,
Raymond NJ. Foley, regional direc-
tor of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration; Joseph p Wolff.
commissioner of buildings and
safety engineering, and other city
officials present The show will
remain open through Sunday eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

police have received most of their
complaints against parking lo'
operators.
During the past year S67
persons came TO police head
quarters to write out formal
complaints Of damage or injury
to their cars or their complete
loss said Lieut.. John G. Cal
lahan.
MANY of the car owners COM
planned that they had been
forced to wait intOlerable
lengths of time for the return of
their car TO the lot where they
parked it,"
Hopeful that the amendment
may provide some relief, Corpora
ton Counsel Paul +. Krause said
THE real solution may come
at the April election IL the
voters adopt the charter amend
ment permitting the city to
establish mum fc Up a parking
lots"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
M'DoWeII
Dies in HOLLYWOOD
Copyright by Detroit rim.,. All rights reese

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20.-(INS)
closed the eeleffai career
today of Melbourne Mcdowell,
matinee idol of the nineties and
star of silent screen. He was "a.
Mcdowell appeared in scores
of Broadway plays around the
turn of the century, and while still
prominent on the New York stage,
married the famous Fanny
Davenport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Take Check for Ambulance

Mrs. Walter O'Hair and Mrs. J
Carlos Mckinney chairmen of thu
polo game recently staged by The
Canadian Legion at State Fan
Coliseum. today left for Toronto
with a check TO be delivered 10 tn,
Canadian Red Cross to buy al
ambulance for service in England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
WiIIkie 10 Be Asked
To Visit Australia

LONDON, Feb. 20.-GNS)-A.
w Fadden. Australian acting
prime minister, will ask the Brit
ish war cabinet to invite Wendell
Willkie to visit the Australian
commonwealth, it was learned in
London today.
Fadden was quoted as stating
Nothing but good would
come of such a visit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
LdndIddy Is Hodxed;
Roomer Loses 81, 365.

Two strongarm experts forced
their way into Mrs. Josephine
Agosta's home at SAP st. Clair
avenue and, while one held her,
the other rified a chest belonging
to Andrea La Parte, roomer, and
took 81 1865.
The men, both about As, got
Mrs. Agosta to open the door by
saying her husbands boss had sent
them. Her husband is Vincent
Agosta, a DPW employe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Vice Witness Says She Paid Graft
Only Under M(Crea, Wilcox

mission That She had been in the
bawdy house business for y years.
up 10 six months ago. usually IN
Ecorse. She admitted havin G
served Is months on a pandering
charge and having been convicted
on similar charges eight or ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

Patsy tOWTIe one or Detroli 5
most notorious bawdy house OPP
orators, testified today AT the
county graft trial that she never
had to pay protection money until
former prosecutor Duncan Nc
Crca and ex-Sheriff Thomas {.
Wilcox took Office.
Both are among the 80 former
officials and reputed racketecrs
on trial charged with conSplring
TO protect vice and gambling in
Wayne County.
The witness. whose real name is
Mrs Anna Lakuta, testified that IN
1885. Lucille Kahler talSo accused.
although she Is not defendant in
this trial., brought Sam Block to
her home. Block has testified he
was collector of protection for the
prosecutor office.
PAID $50 A MONTH
Lucille introduced Sam and
we discussed the matter of col
lecting for my house fof proSt-
tutionl at Wick and Telegraph
roads," Mrs. Lakuta testified.
"He said he was collector for
the pros's' office. ! took this
to he the prosecutor. paid him
$50 q month.
~ met Gus Pines tconicSSed
collector for the Sherin's office
at Blocks house when went
there to make payments and
Block told me when l couldn't
locate him, I should pay Pines"
~ had opened this house in
1882 and l had never paid pro-
lection before. although had
made a contribution TO Willows
campaign fund through Eddie
Way "a defendant"
PAYOFF INCREASED
The witness said she opened a
second establishment later in
Ecorse. also paying $3.50 protec-
ton each month there. but Il had
trouble there-it was raided.
though ] don't know why She
said the monthly fee later was IN
creased to $500 month and she
closed the EcorSe place in 1886,
opening a third in 1889 for which
she had TO pay $500 a MONTH
500 in all
"In August of 1899 when the
grand jury probe began Pines
telephOned me and told me TO
close" she said
McCrea then began crosS-exam-
lining her and presently drew
warning from visiting Judge Earl
{. Pugsley who is hearing the
case with a jury.
McCrea drew from her the adj
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Matter" will be the subject OF
the lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. March 20.
The golden text isaiah 1915. ~
is: "All flesh is grass. and all the
goodness thereof is as the flower
OF the field: the grass withereth.
the flower fadeth: because the spir-
It OF the Lord bloweth upon IT,"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage isaiah 5i:6l Lift up
your eyes to the heavens. and look
upon the earth beneath: for the
heavens shall vanish away like
smoke. and the earth shall wax old
like garment. and they that dwell
therein shall die in like manner:
but my salvation shall be forever.
and my righteousness shall not be
abolished"
Correlative passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following (p,
e63) THE fading forms OF matter.
the mortal body and material earth.
are the fleeting concepts OF the
human mind They have their day
before the permanent facts and
their perfection in Spirit appear"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Begin Drive To Utilize Technically
Skilled Negroes In Defense Industries

A statewide drive - roc sfor
every worker in Michigan possess
ing training or skills useahle In
National Defense inf isiries WAS
under way here today in the 50 of-
fees operated by the Michigan
State Employment service
The drive to last from March u
10 April "a. will utilize radio. news
papers motion-pictures. billhoards
displays posters and circulars In
an effort 10 build up the available
reservoir Of skilled and semi-skilled
workers.
Employment Service oricial,
pointed out that accele-afion o.
production for Na,ioua. Defense IS
FAST draining their rolls ~ quail
fed workers
This monih-long campaign 70
recruit workers they niicatcd
viii brins 70 the attention ~ en-
ploycrs thousands OF Nerro work
ers nov employed or Jobs which do
not utilize The technical SSH or
training ihey may have possessed
in tho past
"Re-iraining courses now hei' 3
given throughout tho state WI be
utilized 20 prepare such workers f~r
re-entrv INTO ne Industrial work
ihcy once were proficient In handi-
ing
Through the entire sfatr Al o.
fort r. hcine made 70 get the mos
sage" across 70 workers and 10
have them register as rapidly as
possible.
The Employment Service oper-
aies 90 Offices N as many % the
large cities ~ Michigan and IN adj
diiion serves GUSHING communi-
ties with iiinerant point reproscn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Allen Temple

The Junior choir. under the di-
rection OF Mrs Mae Gregory. rem
dered music for the morning serv-
ice. Miss Jane Jackson was lead
ing soloist
The Rev. ]. W. Cook preached
from st. John ala on the subject.
Lifting Up Christie
Miss Dolores Thomas. teacher Of
the primary group was elected
delegate TO the Sunday school con-
vention which will be held at Ben
ton Harbor in April.
Or. Crlder and congregation wor-
shipped at ST. Paul, Southwest De-
troit, IN their third quarterly con-
ference. The Rev. S. S. Harris Is
pastor.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Letters Discussing Proper Name For
Race Continue To Pour In Office

The question raised several
weeks ago. in this newspaper by
Isaac Jones. radio columnist. as 70
whether we should be called Ne
groes or Colored" continues 70
create much interest among the
readers OF the Detroit Tribune.
Like any other debate reaching
the pages OF a newspaper. It has It's
foes. but according to Mr. Jones,
the majority OF the readers express
ing their views were In favor OF
discarding the word Negro and
refer to our group as Colored. But
read what some OF them had 10
say:
My dear Sir
Your question as 70 the word Ne
gro and colored what does It
matter. when we call each other
n? We are refused jobs not be-
cause we are called Negroes or Col
ored. but because we do not pro-
duce i. just consume. and are
black. You need never worry as 10
how we are referred 10.
7 hope that you will be broad
enough 70 accept by criticism In
the light Il is intended.
Continued on page 12)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
NTH The Churches
ss..,byterian Church

Mad charge or the
rh' ', ~, sunday morning. In
sri'' WITH III, The Ienlsu s season and !
is'rlas -, service By the CHOIR .' anu
s'fi 90. preceded the service, zee
csrsIess.. xelle Thompson as 'ne
rth Ela Sso announced the theme me
Nidsr' W." W.. vas what Think re
m dl''a's'r There was scripture
3 I Gu. md prsyer BY Mrs, s sasnn
r'dl's go. a., which Mrs J J. Jonn-
BIZ, . an, Of ihr late REV chas'
30. ''. .s,de splendid talk on
All''' . ,.' rsine Passages from
y ., ..S''. \. yIadly pictured some
|sli''' on,s,andinr acts Of Jesu.
h NJ V. ..ss, ONE might think OF
r "rs ., Mrs. Hattie Ewing MADE
ID. ' .,.,ars. on tho subject wnlcn
fa ..,,a..ed by testimonies. at the
IA . 's''c !, ne speaker from many
| T.a1.,. : ., the church. go.
|''p' 'msll group q Girl scouts
' ..ooo 10. ISL we're present.
|t'n | 81 Mr. pdrier was able 70
10y ~ after beng confined to
\ p ...,. tor over two weeks. On
p p r..s,, nigm ne was surpris-
]" ! msrv members coming in a
\ h,iprinr him gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Tabernacle Baptist

The Gospel chorus OF Tabernacle
Baptis, sponsored very success
ful fourth annual tea March a.
the church. The tables we're beau
tifully decorated. Mrs villa y.
jackson was mistress OF cere-
monies.
The elaborate program included
Invocation nv Mr. Burnett. deacon:
vocal solos by Miss Williams, Mrs.
Ruth McClary. Mrs J. Morgan, Mr..
Colbert and Mrs Gown riano rem
ditions. Pearl F.. Harris. Miss Lena
Gray. Mr. McCiarv and Airs. Wood
on: readings, Miss Kendrick and
Miss wedeen: tiolin solo. Randall
Pittman. duet little Kathleen and
Billy James Closing remarks we're
made by the Rev. Mr. brewery.
Mr. McCutchcon. choireter and
members ana officers Of the chorus
thank the public for their support.
Mrs. Susie Jordan Is presidents Mr..
Frederick. vice president Mrs. Poo
pies, secretary. Mrs. Lille john
son. assistant secretary. Mrs Cole.
treasurer. Mrs Adams finance,
Mrs. McClary, sick committee and
Mrs. Turner. chaplain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
St. Paul, Southwest

Presiding Elder David A. Blake
spoke Sunday morning from James
A. after which more than so per-
sons took communion.
The following pastors and con-
gregations we're represented at the
afternoon service the Rev. W. A.
Crider OF Allen Temple and the
Rev. G. " Baber OF Ebcnezer. Or.
Raber spoke from Genesis 5.2l
using for his subject. AN Inter
esiing Journey The women won
the banner for raising the largest
collection.
Mrs. Lille y. Hill is back after
visit with her mother and father in
the South. Mrs. Fortson was called
away again on account OF death in
the family.
+ A. Viyians Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
|Dedicatery
Services Held
DR.. Williams
Reviews Work

The Metropolitan Baptist church
under tho leadership OF the Rev A.
G. Williams. joined the ranks oi
larger churches IN Detroit, when 4
held dedicalory services in a spa
cious nov home on Ferry street. be-
tween Russell and Rvard
The congregation made drsmst-
ic entry into It's fine new home by
parsding from the old building al
54Sf Hastings 10 the new edifice
The parade was led by the colorful
drum corps Of tho Tom Phillips
Post No. lss OF American Legion
and followed by Boy Scout Units
40. 2aS and 40 1914 A long line of
sunday school members church of-
fcers and members Of the congrega-
ton hlled the auditorium upstairs
and down.
In addition to large auditorium
and balcony. which seats over oOn
people. The new home has nicely
furnished. club rooms. Offices. =
kitchen. dining room and storage
quarters.
In reviewing many ~ the efforts
pnt forward to accomplish this end,
Or Williams paid high tribute e
The Rev. a c. Wright we'll known
undertaken Without his help.
he said we would not he here.
Tho pastor also mentioned Mrs
Mack. chairman Of tho Program
committee; Mr.. Ballenger. deeora-
tor and many many others who
wondered real service in preparing
the building for service
The Rev. Mr.. williams subject
for the morning was God and Your
Power"
individuals and organizations
express their cooperation Will
Cod he said by using the power
that they are endowed with for thu
benefit OF mankind. In this hour o.
rejoicing. the Metropolitan concre
CATION can feel that our rise IS due
TO the use We have made OF our or
ganized power in helping and serv
ing tho community whore We arr
located We have reached the un
reached. and in that effort have
advance Gods kingdom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
New Bethel

The ninth anniversary OF New
Bethel church will be held March
"a through 80 II Is anticipated that
a number OF clcrgymen and profess
sional men will appear on program.
Pastor Ramsey spoke last Sun
day morning on The Universal De-
tense Program OF the Church
The Rev. f. L. JAG son. accompa-
MED hy his choir and congregation.
worehipped az New Bethel as the
guests OF the Senior Usher board.
The Rev. ]. u. white was the eve
ming speaker His theme was II
Am That Am"
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at 1880.
D. Dennis is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Gospel Chorus

The change OF weather last Sun
day did not bother the attendance
OF the monthly inspirational meet
Ing held at ST. Peters AME Zion
church. The Hutchins Trumpeteers
and Gospel choir were featured.
ST. Peters has three good choire,
the Junior choir. reputed to be one
OF the best in the city.
At s:45 the Trumpeteers. Cald-
we'll Harmony Five. Junior and
Senior were on program at New
Salem.
President Hutchins. First Vice
President Morten and Executive
Secretary Corner are IN 81. Louis
attending the National board meet
ing. Several others are expected 10
follow.
All choirs are expected 10 be
present Saturday night TO greet the
board meeting delegation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
DR.. Ralph Sockman
Scheduled To Speak
For Lenten Services

Or. Ralph W. Sockman. OF the
Christ Church. Methodist in New
York Civ. will he the l.enien
speaker the week Of March 2i-2S
The services will be held at the
Lafayette theater each day from
- 10 pm.
DR.. Sockman has become wide
~ known for his SUNDAY morn
ing broadcast entitled, THE Ra-
die Pulpit"
"Who Cares for My SOUL Will
he his subject Monday The
Drama Of Dcliverance" Tues
day. Living IN Deep Waters.
Y 3nesday. The Fixed Points
Of Life, Thursday and THE Pho
nccr Of Life" Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Metropolitan Enters New Home
Rev. Coleman
Honored
Dinner Closes
Anniversary

A gigantic testimonial dinner
held recently In honor OF the Rev.
H. II Coleman. who has been pas
tor Of Macedonia Baptist church for
the past six years. clmaxed At
weeks observations.
Al this very colorful affair an
appreciation purse 81 s350.7i was
presented TO Or. Coleman.
The Rev. Mr.. Coleman. who took
charge OF "a members on the first
Sunday in February. 1885, has in
creased the membership to two
thousand. The church property
which was reputed TO be lost un-
der the previous pastorate has been
re-purchased and the debt has heen
reduced at the rate OF about thou
sand dollars year A new heating
plant has been installed. the church
building has been decorated on the
inside and business system has
been inaugurated second TO none
among institutions OF the kind
among our people. officials say.
Prominent among the guests OF
the week were: the Revs. ". Z.
Ramsey Of New Bethel Baptist j.
r. McClain, ST John CME; r. L.
Brady, Second Baptist: J.. c. Noble.
King Solomon Baptist; j n John
son, Friendship Baptist; +. N Kaig-
ler. Church OF our Father. Judges
Ariur +. Gordon. John J, Maher.
Guy A Miller and John v Brennan.
The committee in charge consist
cd OF Fred Jones. general chair
man of committees Mrs. Irene
Sanders. decoration and menu
chairman and Mrs. J n. Sparks,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
In Memoriam

!. having memory Of our dear
L., Mar, Williams, who passed
|,,,r March i. las'.
~ an, knows the silent heart
aches.
oul, those who lost can tell
n, rrIei We bear In silence.
70, the one Ne loved so
WE'LL"
Her Children Henry Hender'
i, Lena pa,id. tlotle Fitzpatrick
vsnr williams. Alma Long, lola
Freeman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Church OF God

The Mixed chorus Of the Church
OF God will sing over station wJBK
Saturday at 1890 Mrs. Ida Keene
is chorus directress
Sunday. March % Pastor McGhee
and congregation VIII worship in
Ypsilanti. DR.. McGhee will speak.
Wednesday the pastor baptized
eight persons The Rev O. B.
Rhoades spoke last sunday morn
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Mission Union

The women's Mission union will
meet again at Ebenezer church.
The last meeting was held in
Ecorse at Lloyd Lone and Unity
Spiritual church. Everybody's Tab
ernacle won the attendance BAN
ner; Lloyd Lone and Unity, imam
cial banner.
The mission met at the home OF
the Rev. Mrs. Hooks Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd will teach
each first Saturday at Eyerybody's
Tabernacle.
Mrs. Fannie Mclaughlin Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Peoples Baptist

The Rev. Mr.. Royal preached
from the text Thou shall he his
witnesses unto all men OF what
thou has seen and heard"
The Missionary circle will serve
dinner March % In the church din
ing room The Junior church will
have a banquet Friday night, March
81.
verlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GLIDING STAR CHAPTER NJ. ll-STATtp NtITN6,,iN
Wednesday. DEGREE WORN 3rd "Wednesday WORTHY Wa
tron-Nrs. Alphrettn Williams 6l3 Trowhrdge TO- of>Vi'
worthy PatronMr. Richard white ssl Tllman' secretary
Mrs. Viola Perry S3s Leland. To- l3'6S
RATHSHEBA CHAPTER 9-STATFD MEETING lst Friday
DEGREE Friday. worthy Matron Mrs Leah MAR
fin GI7 Garfield. Apt6 1851; worthy Paon-Mr v A.
Bristol 1911 Jos Campau ~ 1iSS Secretary. Mrs Carrie H.
Riley. 1893 Parker, III. 5165
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER STATED MEETING-Ist We'd
nesda,. DEGREE WORN 3rd "Wednesday. WORTHY hairon
Collins COIL s>th Ty, 669ia Worthy fatroh We
Arthur Robinson. Evane Tr ls55s; Secretary- Mrs.
Lula Hendey. 1864 klinger
PRISCILLA CHAPTER u. 81 STATED MftTlNGsnd tri-
day. DEGREE WORK 4h Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs Mar
tina Eliot Apt 9l Te 5000, Worthy Patron
Mr. CAN'T. Hartford Ty 4'5S6; Secretary
Mrs. Helen b. GantL 500 Hartford. IT, s-iSS6.
LONE STAR CHAPTER no 26-STATED MEETING-1u Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday: Worthy Mauon-Mrs
Willie Austin. 2Oss0 Mltchedale; Acting Worthy Patron-M
Richard white 5Isi Tlman; Secreary-Mrs GLADYS Hard.
wick. 2ol1 Chene. n. CASA
ST AGNES CHAPTER 2S-STATED MEETlNG-snd Wednes-
WORK 4h Wednesday. Worthy Patron
Elizabeth eO 2Sth Ty. 6G9tg; Worthy Patron
Sim Flood $3.50 Hartford, Secretary Mrs. Lorraine Tai
bot. $3.50 Bicycle, Ty. s.O6sv
ICAPsTONE CHAPTER No ss-STATED MEETING end Thurs
day. DEGREE WORN 9TH Thursday. Worthy Matron- Mrs.
Rosetta Matthews ssas Fort ~ 6ias Worthy Patron Rev,
McDougal ~ $50, Secretary Mrs. John
ME VI. Hill, 2535 Madison ~ $685..
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-02-01
FAULTING

Continued from PAGE 0nel
center south line NWh 11-34-6W.
Il had two benches OF dry Sunburst
sand from sz765 to 277S: upper
Cut Bank from 2S45 to 2S74;
lower Cut Bank from 2874 TO 1888
and drilled Ellis shale from 1888
to 1895. OIL rose 1000 feet and
Il swabbed 289 barrels in the first
"a hours. Casing is cemented at
2S52. This property Is owned by
group of Canadians who were
among the first operators in the
field.
Glacier Production company
O'Brien No. =, c 81 SWA 1924
5W. came in this week as an aver
age producer. making so barrels
initial. II had dry Sunburst sand
from 2625 to 2643 with a showing
from 1850 to 1855; upper Cut
Bank was from 2707 to 2737 and
lower Cut Bank from 2737 to
2743, the main pay. On rose 1000
feet Drilling stopped at the top
OF the Ellis shale, 2743.
Three new locations were spotted
this week. two OF them offsetting
the sensational Consolidated Gas
Frary-Tribal 1871 No. 1.
TexacO-WilIis No. I. in SW cor
ner SEA NEh 19-32-5W, is the
north Offset.
Cobb-TribaI 1877 No. 3, Sc
Sc >, NWl4 l9-32-5W, Isl the dag
onal northwest offset.
The third new location IS
Glacier PrOductiOn-McDOug No. 3,
f.. 1 y - y
\. b. CObb-Farmers State Bank
No. :. Sc SELL EH 17-33-5W
was completed this week with a
production OF as barrels in the
first "a hours 1t had a showing
Of oil in the Sunburst sand from
1888 to 1865; dry upper Cut Bank
sand from 2S77 to 1900 and pro-
duction in lower Cut Bank from
1900 to 2910 Oil rose 1900 feet.
II will be shot with nitro glycerin.
Seven-inch casing was cemented at
2S79.
a-NIOntana-Tr Tribal 1870 No. 2,
SW SW 4 SEA 15-34-6W, is due in
next week. now drilling at 1883
after cementing casing at that
depth.
Glacier PrOductiOn-state ia No. o.
CIVIL sWh 16-3S-5w, is drilling in
at 2S9O
A. Katlcy-Hagerty No. 1, Sc
Me- NWA 15-34-6W. is due in.
drilling at 2914.
Santa Rita-JacObsOn No. 2. c
NWh NWA 17-33-5W, Is drilling
at 1860.
Tarrant-WiIey-JOnes No. 4, Sc
NV =, SWh 31-34-5W, Is drilling
at S45. Colorado shale was at $50
and surface pipe was cemented
at coo.