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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

the Hollywood Victory committee
With Clarence Muse, noted actor
singer. serving as master OF cere-
monies the following celebrities
entertained and received ihun-
derous ovation Bette Davis Ethel
Waters. Dinah shore Hattie Mc-
Daniels Ernest whitman. Wonder
ful Smith Caleb Peterson. Ben
Carter MAINTAIN Moreland Ford
Harris and Jones. Three Shades
the Berry Brothers. Joe Turnel
and jitterhur trio lie Roy and
Ruth Banchette and Margcri'e
Brown
The high point was reached on
the program when Miss Davis who
recently starred in I'm This our
Life" read The Star-Spangled Ban
ner TO the accompaniment OF The
Regimental hand and a chorus OF
Negro soldiers. At the conclusion
OF the program. one young enlisted
soldier from Alabama approached
Miss Davis and told her that Il was
The first time that he had really
heard the words Of The span
elcd Banner
The entertainers were feed he
the officers and men and the group
remained overnight as guests Of
Tho commanding officer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

sue Pancho villa into Mexico.
The 18th anniversary celebration
began with a reeimental formation
and review at which the command
ing officer presented the Ship Me-
mortal trophy TO the outstanding
solder in the first year Of enlist.
ment. Winner OF this years award
was Stan Sergeant Frank Steel of
New York City who enlisted IN
1910.
Present at the ceremonies was
Cameron Shipp. ne..hew OF the
donor of the trophy who at one
time, was alde-de-camp TO Colonel
Roosevelt, Ship Is on the publicitv
star Of Warner Brothers which s.
sisted in preparation OF the show
Following the formation and re-
view the whole regiment flockel
10 tho show which hae been staged
by JSO with talent supplied bv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

Will Hold
Institute
Introduction
OF Clinic A
Unique Feature

The Detroit Musicians associa-
ton will hold a music institute at
Scott Methodist church. Kirby and
st. Antoine streets. Friday and Sat-
urday. Aug. 81 and 22. The insti-
tute in the form OF clinics con-
Quoted by musicians Of prominence
OF both groups. locally and out
state. will be under the supervision
OF Mile Hynson. as chairman, as
sisted by Nellie Beatrice Huger, and
o committee appointed by Fred Har;
Williams. president OF the DINA.
consisting OF Yolande Maddox. Con.
stance Mimms Wayne Grimes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger l.. Woodley.
Interesting and instructive dis
cussions covering specific phases OF
music will feature the clinics.
These discussions will take in cho-
raj music. choir and directing. pi-
ano and organ. also material for
choruses and special clinic will
be held in Instrumentation led by
one OF Detroit's well-known mus
clans.
or especial interest will be that
portion OF the music institute set
aside for young people. At this
clinic particular attention will he
given 10 choral work and other mu-
steal material adapated to. and OF
interest 10 juveniles and those OF
more advanced ages.
The music institute committee Is
expecting an impressive attendance
OF local and out-of-city musicians
and those interested in music Of
standard and better grades. during
the clinics. Aug 81 and %.
The ladies OF Scott church anti
cipating a large attendance to the
institute. will serve luncheon. from
~ noon, until pm. during elm
les.
Registration for the institute will
start Friday morning. Aug. 21 at
Scott church at o'clock. The fee
which covers attendance 10 all elm
zeal discussions. also TO an artists
concert. and 10 one in which ad-
vanced members I'm music OF the
Rosamond Johnson Music society.
DMA's junior organization. will APP
pear. will be 81.
Musicians, and those Interested
In music. may secure further infor-
nation OF the music institute by
contracting Mile Hynson. SIS Hen
drie. Trinity 2-2399: Fred Hart Will
liams president. musicians ssso-
citation. or members OF the institute
committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Tribute To Carver
Rr NATALIE MATTHEMS


'Tis hard to see. bur even slavery
had It's worth.
When out from its tragic tolls
The birth Of one so grand and
noble did occur.
From out the bowels OF apathetic
yesteryear.
There sprang this Genius
With vision strong and clear.
This mighty Wizard Who with mag
ic touch.
Brought forth new things upon this
fruitful earth.
Made false the statement in pas,
years begun,
That nothing new lay beneath the
sun.
Praiee and homage We give unto
him.
This test tube Genius. this price
less Gem:
Synthetic rubber from such things
as common weeds:
And from sweet potatoes. he pc
troleum breeds.
And from agricultural products.
Spring palatable meals delux.
And from the common peanut and
its shell.
Comes things OF worth too numer.
Gus 10 tell.
And all OF this by one who bears
the name
or both a General and a President
OF fame.
In all his greatness what does he
calmly do
But smilingly inquiries Of Timber
Lou"
We how our heads awe give humble
praise:
And ask Gods blessings 10 shower
you throughout your days
We blees the day OF yesteryear
that gave us you.
It's = richer. greater. wiser world
from you passing through.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Dust To Dust

II someday they house this soul OF
mine
In the lovely place n cannot forget,
Shall I still be a slave TO your
mouths red wine.
With ghostly tears shall my eyes
be weti
II someday that far-away country
calls
And INV soul 10 It's ancient house
returns,
Tell me. love. n so befalls.
II the eye still weeps and memory
burns.
II the soul recalls what the senses
found
Can our dust nnd rest in the COM
mon ground?
Each Summer its pouring roses
brings
rts torrent Of lilies. its gale Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08

NASSAU. Bahamas - (ANP) -
Seven men were sentenced Wednes-
day for indictahle offenses In con-
nection with the labor riots ~
June I when native workers dem
onstrated against the low wage.
amounting 10 around so cents day.
being paid for war construction
work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Two Boys
BY ROBERT V. LEWIS

Dy hVbEhl W III Wh'
Two small boys
Sat down together
Al a busy intersection
In a busy American town.
One boy was white:
The other one was black:
Which made the words
They spoke 10 each other
OF interest TO grownups passing by
Their conversation
Childishly reverted
To a discussion
or which OF them
Possessed tho superior strength.
I'm stronger
Than YOU"
Said the black boy.
Tightening his muscles
And expanding his chest.
What makes you
Think so?"
Asked the white boy.
Rising from his seat
And rolling up his sleeves.
Because my muscles
Are bigger"
Replied the colored boy.
Likewise rising
And pulling down his cap.
well. you're not stronger
Than I ami"
TIE white boy declared.
"No matter what you say,
You're not stronger:
] know.
Because my dad
Told me ! was superior"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
Charge Men
With Assault
OF White Women
Three Negroes
Face An ALL
White Jury

ALEXANDRIA. La AMP A
new Scottsboro case arises n
America
This time the victims are three
soldiers OF tho T. : army men who
Joined IN 10 night for freedom and
democracy A, tho time OF this
writing they are likely ~ be rail-
roaded on charge, az rape by An
all-whiie Jury in a hostile court.
II found guilty one Will burn in The
electric chair and Two Will be given
life terms in prison
Va Rond Fixed
The three soldiers arn Richard
Phillips Adam John Naliir Bor-
denaSe and l.awrente Mitchell.
They were charged with attacking
white woman Al Camp Living
ston May 2 bur were not arrested
until Nav ~. on June 90 they wore
indicted hv a grand Jury and Judge
Portefic sof ne case for July 81.
Says Was on Duty
since thar time FEARING that the
boys woHld not BE Given a fair trial.
Mrs blanche Holmes mother ~
Pvt John Borasnavo has p.eaded
with army officers and officials ot
the federal government 20 invesfi-
gafo tho case She went into he
case after her son Wiofe her July
% declaring that he WAS innocent
and had been arrested only after a
statement from ono of Tho others
involved him Ne alleges thai on
the nlrht tho crime i~ said 20 have
occurred no was on anard dpiv
"Ivc been In iai ~ days Bor-
denave wrote "Thev nn' me in on
tho o5th day Of May this case har-
perod on tho OH day ~ May and il
was MOI reported until The 18th ~
Nav When 'hoy pHt Won IN Jail
here 'hcv don't want Won 10 say
anything whether you arc right or
wrong Won know how - Is here.
fhov make Won say Won did II Won
did not the camp officers did not
como 10 500 mo or whether was
right q. wrong ne declared
He swors 10 his mother that he
did not know anything about the
case stating 'hai he always steer
cd clear or "fhr kind ~ trouble"
Explaining 'he dangers Of relations
between Negro soldiers and cheese
kind ~ women" he pointed oit
that "thev have white girls on.
here selling themselycs Won know
there was 2 colored soldier shot
here about tho Same casa and there
was nothing done ahor' if"
Torture Forces Confessions
when arrested rho soldiers de-
Confined on page 1O)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-08
IN REALMS OF POETRY

bloom,
The time OF flowers, the stir OF
wings,
The lovers meet in the scented
gloom.
And l think our love YOU would not
betray
II your dust should bloom on a
Summer day.
Ola. Tribune Features)
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17

LIBYA = Cunningham Qeft), Vice Marshal for air, and Lieut. General Ritchie (pipe), now COmmandcr-in- Chief of the Sth British Imperial Army, are pie tured looking over a map after the first phase of the tank cam paign against Italian and Ger man forces in Libya.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Services for Roman Catholics win be held every Sunday, until further notice, in the American Legion hall at 8;15 a. m., and Wll be conducted by Father Far reH.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
80 Evening Service Sermon: He Answered

80 Evening Service
 Sermon: He Answered CThe second in series on the Twelve Disciples) <
 All services after 4 D m. will be held in the down. stairs room where win dows have been covered. Wednesday, 7;30 pm. Mid-week Vesper Hour
 Thursday, During noon hour Junior Choir practices.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
CHURCH NOTICES

Greek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff Regular Services:
 Saturday evening 7 o'clock
 Sunday morning g o'clock During Lent services will be held every evening and morn ing at the same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17

BINOCULARS Service Jewelry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
80 TRAILERS
A automobiles Wanted

AAA--JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar PAID Townsend S-i1iS
"A BETTER price for Junk cars; also
wrecks. :. ). Auto Parts. TO. s-23su
BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars ana
trucks. olive $3.50.
\ CALL Tor Junk ears pay IS 10 500. We
pick up. Tyler 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
SEE HARVEY MACK FOR YOUR
PONTIAC lntl- CAEs-Enln

showroom ItNH tfrH'.
SEE HARVEY MACK FOR YOUR
PONTIAC $3.50 CAEs-GcpO
PONTIAC IS DO tour ssd -af.o heater
beautiful condition store sll5 Nerk
PONTIAC 1855 . door sedan heater cN.
celent tires all around owner balance
S3O6 Trade
HARPER MOTOR SALES. atoo CoNNrH
PONTIAC tqtl streanliner 2-dr. and t.8r
sedsns custom Dc opera cnupcs art
coupes With radios AMI heaters choice q
- beAutIes. largest stock In N8rrIlsr
onis S7sS M ono 'hird down gf trade p
" GreEorv heated showroom 1Sff srsfi.r
gTt'DFBAKFR r. 1850 Prrsifrn' t-sf
SEDAN one owner beauty rsf.. Fit
and rterdfitr Sge1 On ur Fnur U4f
FAPL REpDlrk ig220 iINFEtO1S
sTt'pFRAKFE 1855 Commando scrsr
coupe radio and heater VhfrU4I '.re-
very clean Throughout IuN1' Mach
PRIVATE oWNER 1856 Tsr-spis7s ..asr
frs car cheap t96p Humboldt. Tyle.
4 i4OS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
USED CAR BARGAINS OVER TOD


ADMIRAL RoYCRAFT COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
DAVIS TRAILER SALES. 1902 W. Warren
ATTENTION. TRAILERITEs' Many new
LARGE trsileTs available, over 90 seleC-
tinns elders Elcars Platts, Lihertys,
Travelries. Universals Wayne TaiIers also
many used trallers we finance. low down
payment long terms Shamrock Trailer
Sales, 1917 SChaefer near Grand River
LOANS ReCnd house trailers. Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 1910 r. Gf. olvd MA. 0ii2.
TRAILER parts, accessories. also repair
parts. macy other useful articles. Fed
eral Trailer i9Oig West Warren. Open
dauy and Sunday, 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

NtILfES GARAGE 1912 Huhbeil-
N'tuf repairing speciality, mpng
r4w'fug Ntfuua' o. 2u60
MOTORS Rebuilt. Not Just Overhsuled
VA MUTT 4 SONS 22su5 MICHIGAN
MOTORS-All makes. repuit, modernized.
Motor RCbuiiaers Inc. 1893 r. Larned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
COREY BUICK

PLYMOUTH-lg39f .d1or sedan radio and
heater white wall tires beautiful finish
clean IS whistle. tls5 down. j. months
on balance
HARPER MOTOR SAILS. -Ioo CONNER
PLYMOUTH SEnAN 1859
Need f,a dandy motor AttD N-o H..tt.,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03

Aoen- c4oaddertz M IA csL NEa sWa 23-s5-sw
Aeon on SSoeddertz No CsI,
3O351W on ADD
po west TabouTt No 1 @ NVy4 Gas
a5 west r1ahIouist No 2 g 6-34-4W
PIC west Sate No @ NE4 peat
Coolidge Coolidge Adaley No
Soosdee Observation-Disclosures
% CNL NE NWa l9-35-W 70 Bo 1903
& SW3 NE3 &-35-3W Spuddeo
Hat CO. NEa SW3 243-3W 1913
l6-34-iW SSSM Gas l110
Prod,z G NEi SEA ll-35-3W rig
-CsurranN No SEA 6362W Rig
-FIugfN NW3 1l-35-3W nlS
ad-et all CSL SW3 SW3 2-S5-3W 10Y
No SEA NW3 l4-35-2W On Aooo
10 CIVIL SEA SEA S-35-2W
nao1As1s ~. a5-s7-
Parent NO 1 S363W
No 4 28-35-3W 20 Bpl LIS
&c NE SEA NEa 24-&2W ED- .91s
Prevol & Sc NE3 NEa 24-55-2W
Rechon- aelcnoff No / c 3-32-2W Spaooea
nj schmidtN SEA NWa 29-35-3W OH 1siV
schmidt NO SW3 NW 2935-3W hIs
a. SWs NWa 24-35-3W snow OuDo o
Toes Drilling lST N W. sF, 2a1S5-sW
no cyxT NV, ME-
WeEn Stos. MIA sIv5
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
keVin-Sunburst Field
ISlI Compilations


A6on oas-wsEd No sw swa SEA 2sss-sw 100 gOl IT'S
No No Sc SEA- sa my asss so" q abb
% r No sw SEA ls-ss,sw 90 B5 1919
Big westAIen No 10 sE sEa swi sl-ss-lw Bl l42s
Big west-caTEon water ADD issO
Big West ElngsOn DryAbd-
Big wss No 10 NE HE A aSs is-sssw Show oa s ss
Consumers oa;Kuzfeld Nc NE NE swa i2ls
0oSss. SO 10 NC E g g s S0" On A S
Coolidge Coolidge BENJAMIN No Mw NV sssw i7OoM Gas iS
cmey No. NO "a NV N s SEA asw 1900 S isss
Dakota No % NE swl sWi sis5lw
Enfield zachor No 8 NE SCI Nwi 5O-ss-w 100 B6 1878
No No Sci SE ssw SHOW Gas
No sw Me- Ni is-s9-2w SION Gas ls4S
s 5syy Prod ocF No os S NET sw l s 100
sw sv1 lS,ssw 1875 IS gSI los
Hole Potter No NE NEl 23-23-4w Water AID 2Oso
U 0 NO SIS E A ws w 6o Cas- ASd 1900
No CSC G t N% r S% @S''w Show on ABB s
No SIS NV Sw NW w s Gas 1850
Montana Dakota Schmidt No s2 SEA SEA 2osw 2OOM Gas S
s no ' Sw SEE ga T aw A 9
Neptad- Iugi No n-s5-sw 10 Bbl 1874
aaSgsn s No sw Sc. sE aw % sDI 1899 1899
Ohio gu cS a No NO sw sW sM WV sw BS 1873
No NV Nw4 sw iO-sSaw 100 sSI 1881
S Nc Sc N Sea ss w 70 RS 1889 1883
PfaSe EnseEns DsnieLon No i
ssy Ss7 No No ne IE a S e.
So o 81 a e N W. nSs " " 67
imock-schmidt Nwa 2s-ss-sw 500 gb i1Ss
ss5 e s e. sS CITY e
Bos-Hagery No. s c sw4 sH IsS5-2W 8 Bbi isSs
superior Petroleum aassw BH 100!
So 9 gs sW W. s s% N " IS sS 6 1910 1910
sT no NJ TW E ST. ssS sssw B sS l l7ss
S Ro s s% s%s SEA
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb- rexaco-Fee No / NE NEa Sci s-ss-6w OH 5000
CotIb-Tribal 2O6 NO 2 sW Nwa swa
No. me NEa NEa 5-52-5W LOcato
No. SEA 3-35-6W Rig
8335W Bh
On-Trfba1 1877 No. NV SWa NWa 3032-5W 325
3032-5W $50 Bb 295
Frances 30-32-5W TOO
7-33-5W So Bb
4325W on
2l-33-5W Is Bb
"A NVV3 Z33-5W on 1900
26W los BbL
Glacier
AMI S-S2-5W $50 BbL 28S5
7anlon 3 NwNE3 30325W Rig
Iawler- FToe1 -larkson No sW
al-Tribal 3
Par 13-526W IS BbL 3045
Par Lot l3-32-6W 280
santa Rta- TRIBAL No is sW Sc
Santa Rita Jacobson No 3 O SEA swa 7-s2-5W 1881
Tarrant -Ienor NO / sW sW M70I
Texaco- r,onnet No a O SEA sWa
rexaco Government B No sWa l7-s25W
re~aco
-CsovtB NO S, Lot 2 0-32-5W on 278sl
@ SW3 l6-32-5W 24ZoI
-CsovtA Nc. 4 @ 17-s2-5W 1901
No G 32-33-5W 644l
81 7-52-5W BD
NeEC LOcGtiOns-CHt Bank
Santa ta-Trb SEA s-35-6w sol
NEa S-35-6W 1874
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 COnrpIetiOns

p.5 @sa Top ssy ..
cOns0adstsd; No csL NV lisssw B6l as7i
ss i: M i Ii s s Sz So 9w s sS sss
% ss No So EEs NT sOsasw 49, g5 eco
SoSS Tissi ss sSI zSs
y 81 NV s 5sw
cObb-Jeifes No 81 SEA Me- s-ss-sw ,sS H5 ais
Cobb Tribal / NV Nwa 5Ss B6 ISIS
cnsod Gas aS S NO. Ne NE s s aw % B s
S SasoSssd Gas Gas s NE T g SEA sw $50 RS
asSs Ne os ny s 81 NEE sw @ B BS 500
y e RIB NO c Lot s q s aSw - sS 9 5
No sw SEA i5-s4sw is7 BS 1905
s No T as s sH NE Me- aw w IS 5 sS ass5
Glacier Production Men No GEL NE 2osa5w 9 B so3s
Glacier Production No CfL sE3sEa ss5w 40 Bb 2Sse
Glacier Connolly 1855
Glacier Production oBren No q swl s2-s4-5w 30 Bb 27sT
Glacier Production 2s45
Glacier Production Williams NV SCI 23S5W 300 Bb 1925
Ga as NO. No H% NM w w R R 2
s.SsSsa8 1 81
s asr d S No 10 o sW' s Sw 100 BS s
Is Bb 1852
iae PTOd % 3 1nt NO 0 sW s sw SS s
Glacier Production CIVIL IS sb ESQ
ac PTOduc0n Sner No Gel SCI NEs sassw 1856 BS as
eOsl No Sc swa sw ls-s2,5w 100 BbI so
lsS No sw SCI sasw = 2ss0
Porte II R No NV sw sEa sSw 2 BSl 2
Indian on-Fee No 2 G Nwa Dry sO7s
Exchange SEA NEa SS-356W Show OnAbd 2952
ribal No No 1
NW3 30-32-5W $50 BbL 2S9l
AgenK NO 1900
A KatleyHagery No Sc NEa NWa l5-34-eW 10 Dbl 2S2I
CO.. rfbal No
Kuhlberg NE NEa NEa 24S26W SO Bb 2975
Headlight williams No SW SWs NE3 36W IS Bb 2S76
Pardue Tribal 1876 NO sw NE NEa sS25W $40 Bbl 2692
Tribal 1876 Sc NE3 NEa l9-S25W 1856 BbL 2665
par Ou-Trba No / MI NEa
Anderso No
/ 22-37-7w On-Gas 1855
Sanders TsteeTIbal 1919 No Sc SEA SEA 2sW IS Bb 30s2
ita-F No. 27O Bbl zoos
3335W BblAbr 280
Center lot 7S2-5W 245 Bb @
Rit jacobson No 2 @
Rita-Tr ibal 1920
7-32-5W 2945
825W
l NW3NW3 2325W
Rita- 1O-35-6W
23-S7-5W 1850
Rita-Fa No 4 2
SEA 32-33-5W
S2-33-5W IS 3032
Rita-Jord Sci 7-32-5W 100 Bbl 2S70
/ NEa SEA 23S6W Dry 1855
70 ss-335W 1898
sW3 19-34-5W SIS Bb 277o
Sc NWJl swa 3S5W Dry-Abd 1855
NEa 7-34-5W lOO0M Gas 1886
-Aronon 2 2-S5-6W 500 BIB. 1858
NE SEA SW3 35-S56W 100 BbL 1858
No 8 C 16-S2-5W 2S95l
ander No.
Texaco Indquist NEa NEa 2O-S2-5W 60 Bbl 27s5l
SWa NEa 19-s2-5W $40 Bb 2823I
2 SW3 20325W 152 Bbl 274Sl
Jones No C 6-34-5W 2s2Ol
G 633-5W
07S78SB NO NW SW3 s-S2-5W $50 BM ASS
Lander Nc. 20-35-6W 3034l
SEA 18325W 2721l
Willis SIC Nwa NE5 sS2-5W 20 Dbl 2740l
G SEA NWs s-32-5W DyAbd 5000
Lot 4 18-S2-5W los Bb 206S
Idndquist No. CIVIL NEa NWa 1325W ~ Bb 1887
10 SW3 NW3 2-S5-6W LIS BbL 29l7l
NO. lS-s2-5w IS Bbl 1887
raoT Mo Il
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03

wuSTFRED DIsTRTCT-(Contnued)
NJ " q,orvsae No cf5 NEs sWa se-22rS-I7F COM Gas
Astnra -r.nholt NO swN 14-3lN-iTw
Fsnrnona 8 swN wa
wINNETT DISTRICT
H II shwax M Govt NO Sc swa Nws ss-is-sOE spuddng
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
garrd co no I q T2S-3@ 1o
n2Bmeom Ewa N@ 1@1s-@W Ass
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-01-03
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth



O''''''' l-'N''l zBsARo KEGS STRUCTURE Depth
1 Unit No aE T RnK lSSsi9E Dry A0d 'S4'
":s: gsH e ':; s s ! IT'S 81 81 ss
HOndafOta Dew No sw s wa NV is-ssE Location
BERTHELoTE DOME
Black No n Ne Nw " s sWs sos sSsE
Ne Ne SCI ssa II NJ sH s1Zss@ rs
NO sss
Kyle zisSsush No c swa sws ls-s7,iw ss5s
Montana Cas- Corn Campbell o 10 81 FW y, 12E we
-kehbsuch i ss7-lw ABd $50
Montana Location
Montana Montana Gas No Sc S9 Sc, s s E m E M Cas- aS
Utilities Miller Sc SEA SEA 8sN-isE Location
1919 6 HM s Ws sW lialss show We 500
BowDoM GAS DOME
UHte No SO
U U NO No sia ow NEs NHa 7ssssE
Ss: Il 81 ~ ss sssss GOSH. d s:' SS5
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
1907 swa sw1 ls-s2-l7E 200
American is,ss;s5E s,,rrn "@
Rowland ct a-vOOdward Nc. ! SEA aO-l4-24E nOOI
Ref-charles No SEA Nwa 2I-l5sOE water AO0 0
- z1 so r,orDot nv NV TV1 sWa ls5N-2OE Add 1910
Rshal-DOu T1etges No Sc SEA sw rI M-s17SE
smith: @ ss 81 sasss 4 e.: s
smith smith -aaoSs TN No sw SEA PTCdpcng
smith -M Msnsd NO. NO. Sw Sw nw as san
NO NO gT K N s s aH 4OO@ Gas s' 1895
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-14
Legal Notices
SALE or RnAL EsrArB

W. CD = .
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wash
tenaw.
Al session Of said Court. aeld at
the Probate office In the CITY Of Ann
Arbor In said County. on the 9th day
OF April. A. y. 1872
Present Hon. Jay @. Pray. Judge
Of Probate
In the Matter 81 the Estate OF
Fred L. Reed, Incompetent
Nellie Reed. Guardian. having filed
IN said Court her petition, praying for
license to sell the interest Of said
estate IN certain real estate therein
des crihed. FOR the purpose or paying
debts and support Of said ward.
II IL Ordered, That the iitl day OF
May A. y. 1919. AZ ten o'clock in the
forenoon. AZ said Probate Office, be
and ls hereby appointed for hearing
said petition, and that all persons in
terested In said estate appear before
said Court. A. said time and place,
20 show cause why n license 70 sell
the interest 81 said estate in said
real estate should not be granted;
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
tiOn ~ a copy Of this order. for three
successive weeks previous 70 said
dav 81 earring. IN the Ypsilanti Daily
Press. Newspaper printed and cir
culated In said County.
JAY g PRAY,
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy
Nora o BorEert, Register OF Probate.
Adv 2-f2s