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Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

BAPTIST Mission Rummage
 Sale. Saturdays l to 500 pm
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

FOR.SALE-Apt. size wash ing machine, Monitor. with
 wringer for $25. Phone 4572.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

WANTED A place to live. Must leave premises by April 1. Property sold out from underneath me. Have 4 small children. Phone 4271.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

WANTED-An adult woman
 to take care of four child
 rem living accommodations included Call 3052.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

MAN WANTED to own and operate Watkins business in
 nearby locality. Hundreds
 of families needing service, on famed Watkins Products, now Nationally Advertised. Must be over 21 and have
 car. For information write J. R. Watkins Company, 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle g Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

DEALERSRIP open, a busi- ness of your own, SM. Nv. Blow Insulation. Write G. H. Eagon, Box 1757 Palmer, Alaska. 3-27
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

FOR YOUR PLUMBING
 needs, call 3191. Barney Corgatelli. tf.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-20

WANTED Competent office
 secretarial help, good typing mandatory. Write Box A-937
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY BILL WOLF
Copyright. 1854. Jewish TelegrAphic
Agency, 1nc.)

Israel has gained new interna.
tional prestige in the world Of
sports by virtue Of its strong
showing in the recent world
basketball tourney held at Rio de
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

Since the founding Of the Jew
ish State, Israel has been climbing
steadily in athletics. It is a tough
climb for a small country, but
lot of energy has been going into
producing good teams, and de-
veloping able athletes.
Basketball has been one Of Is
rael's strong points. track being
the other. If you recall. Nat Hol-
man did a lot for the cage sport
during his stay in Israel :.
a = -
Speaking of 1sraeps athletes, eff
forts are being made in the Uni
ted States to develop David Owed,
Israeli featherweight, into an inn
portant boxer. Owed is now in this
country being managed by Jimmy
Bronson, who once managed the
famed Gene Tunney. Owed won
the Sam Mosberg trophy for his
showing in the Maccabiah games.
Mossberg, now a furniture dealer,
is former U. S. Olympic boxer .
Il x =
Hank Greenberg. was one of
the holdouts against the attempt
to move the Philadelphia Ath-
letics' franchise TO Kansas City.
Hank cast one of his two votes
against the proposition. but didn't
explain Immediately why he was
not in favor Of the deal.
However, once it became clear
that the overwhelming majority of
the American League representa-
tives were in favor of putting the
transfer through, Hank went
along with the others
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-17

Janeiro.
The Israel five worked up to
the semi-finals in the competition,
and was finally downed by the
United States quintet.
That defea was decisive
enough. by the score of 1880. but
the feat of getting into the semi
finals was a browning achieve
ment for the young nation.
The Peoria Caterpillars, repre-
senting the United States, dashed
Israels hopes for going all the
way to the championship. The U.
S. team went on to beat Brazil
in the finals.
High scorers for Israel. if you
could call it that. were Shaneir
and Erez with six points each.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Gulf AbandOnS
Deep COpiah Test

Gulf Refining Company has
drilled and cored to 1924 feet
and abandoned No. l w. B. Purser
ct al, C NV Sc Section 15-1N-
3W, deep wildcat six and one-half
miles northwest of Hazlehurst in
Copiah County, Miss.
The we'll was originally operated
by Panuco Oil Leases, Inc. to a
depth of approximately 14,500 feet
with operations then assumed by
Gulf. Numerous shows of oil were
cored in the we'll but of non-com-
mercial worth. One of the better
shows encountered was in core
cut at 14,955-979 feet where re-
covery included IL feet 9 inches of
sand with brown oil stain and
slight odor.
With derrick floor elevation 283
feet, the following geological mar
kers were picked from electric
log: Cane River 1925, Winona-
Tallahatta $3.50, Wilcox 3456, Mid
way 6785, Chalk 6790, Base Chalk
S720, Marine Tuscaloosa 9770, Low
err Cretaceous l0,110, Paluxy H.
ITO, Mooringsport 1880, Base
Ferry Lake Anhydrite 1883, and
Hosston 1889 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Young
Continued from Page One)

Marcel in Tallahatchie County last
Wednesday when she refused to
leave her sick baby to go to the
field and pick cotton.
The youthful sharecropper, ID. c.
Lotion, who came here Tuesday
went to the office of the Governor
in company with DR.. A. II. Mccoy,
recently elected President Of the
State Conference of Branches of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People 10
present the sworn affidavit, after
he sought the aid Of the NAACP
in connection with the incident.
According 20 report, the young
sharecropper told Governor White
went to the store operated by
the planter. A. A. Mabus last We'd
nesday to buy groceries and was
asked by him why she was not
picking cotton. She replied her
nine-month old baby was sick with
a cold. The planter slapped her,
her husband said and when she
tried to run he kicked and beat her.
The youthful sharecropper
charged that the planter again beat
his wife at their home, and that
later she was arrested by a deputy
sheriff and put in Jail at Charleston
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
C. S. Stakes Two
New Texas Tests

Bartlesville - Cities Service is
announcing the location Of two
Texas tests - one in Henderson
County, East Texas, and the 9TH
er in Hansford County, Panhandle.
The Henderson County well is
White E No. /, located 4,948 feet
east and $50 feet north of the
southwest corner of the Mathew
Goliher survey. Principal objective
for the 10,750-foot test IS the
Travis Peak limestone, and upper
horizons. Cities Service has approx
imately $500 acres under lease in
the immediate area of the deep
test.
The East Texas test is two miles
north of Frankston, Texas, and ap-
proximately nine miles northeast of
the Lindsey field.
The Panhandle test is the G. G.
Brilliant No. l, located $50 feet
south and $50 feet west of center
Sec. as, Block As, Texas Central
RR Co., Hansford County. Princi-
pal detectives for the 7,50o-foot
test are the Douglas and Nor
row sandstones.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
conoeo Completes
West Delta Area
Gas Discovery

New Orleans - A new discovery
for the West Delta area off Plaque
mines Parish, La, has been COM
pleted on Block 81 by Continental
Oil Co.
The firms No. 6 State Lease
979 was completed flowing at the
rate of 100000 cubic feet of gas
plus 242 barrels 47.S-gravity con-
densate per day through 9I64-inch
choke. Tubing pressure was 500
pounds.
Production is through perfora-
tions 12,163-169 feet.
Earlier perforations at 1915
so feet tested at the rate of 1870
barrels 42.7-gravity oil per day
through 1/S-inch choke with tubing
pressure 7025 pounds. Gas-liquid
ratio was 5000 to one. This zone
was squeezed before operator eff
fected perforations at 12,163-169
feet for the completion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Poisonous Fumes Overcome DriIIer
At Deep Stone County Wildcat

lost in the hole, however, and pack
er drilled out and a second packer
seated at 1886 feet.
Two minor blowouts were report
ed after the two back pressure
valves were drilled out resulting
in the loss of 200 barrels Of mud
and weight materials.
At the time the production tests
were attempted, bottom hole shut
in pressure was 1900 pounds and
bottom hole temperature 389 de-
grees. Multiple problems were
posed by a combination of factors
including high pressures, high tenn
peratures and the presence of a
considerable amount of hydrogen
sulphide gas.
Zone being tested was through
perforated liner at 20,286-3Z4 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Run Potential
AT Extension To
Spider Field

Shreveport.-McAlester Fuel Co
has run potential test at No. Al
J. T. Scurlock, Section 22-12N-
law, Paluxy gas producer one mile
north Of the Spider Field, DeSoto
Parish, La.
Producing through perforations
294S-64 feet, the we'll was com
pleted flowing at the rate of l.
100000 cubic feet of gas plus one
and one-half barrels 59.8-gravity
condensate per day through IA
inch choke. Tubing pressure was
685 pounds.
Main production at the Spider
Field is from the Petit and Ro-
dessa.
New producer was drilled to a
depth of 1892 feet and has string
of pipe set at 1891 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
<a1R1S (z32I3l
State Rep.
Charged NAAcP
With Hypocrisy

VIRGINS, Miss, Nov. IT.
(SpeciaD-Rep. Joel Blass of Stone
County today accused the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People of being hypo-
critical in taking a stand against
the proposed amendment which
would give the state legislature au-
thority to abolish public schools.
Walter White, executive secre-
tary of the NAACP, is no fool.
He is calling the signals from New
York and knows that NAACP OPP
position will help pass a proposal
made in Mississippi" he charged.
The Negro group, according to
Blass who is secretary of Friends
of Segregated Public Schools, called
in reporters at their convention at
Jackson last week to make sure
that news releases showed NAACP
as being against the amendment to
be submitted to Mississippi voters
on Dec. 81.
The conclusion is inescapable, :"
he declared, chat they did this be-
cause they know their opposition
will have a reverse effect and help
pass the amendment"
He continued: eff the amendment
passes, Negroes will only have to
sue for admission to white schools
and the state supreme court will
be compelled to allow them to
enter. Section A of the amend
ment provides for schools without
reference to race and color, and
nowhere in the amendment are
there constitutional safeguards to
maintain segregated public schools
or prevent integration."
Instead of being a measure to
preserve segregation, Blass main
tanned it actually opens the doors
of white schools to Negroes.
at should rightly be called an
integartion amendment, since it
gives the Negroes an entering
wedge into white schools they do
not have at present." he said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

with her child and parents.
His wife and child Lotion said
were badly in need of medical at
tention but were not released until
Sunday morning. He said neither
his wife nor her parents were
placed under any charge while they
were held in Jail.
DR.. Mccoy asked the Governor
to send highway patrolman to
the plantation to bring the wife
and baby to Jackson.
According to reports, Lotion
told the Governor, Pm afraid to
go back, I'd just get a beating.
Charging that anyone who misses
a days work on the plantation gets
a beating from Mabus and goes to
jail
There was no announcement of
the action taken by the Governor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
under-Rated
AIcorn Ties TSU
6 To s In
Homecoming Tilt

1t was Homecoming for the
Braves of Alcorn College, but a
favored TSU eleven had set out
to spoil the festivities. To the
surprise of many, the Braves
reached their peak this afternoon
and came from behind to gain a
6 to 6 tie.
The first half was an evenly
matched affair with both teams
putting on drives that were stop
ped just short of the goal line.
On three occasions the Tigers
marched within the Alcorn 5 yard
line within the 2 three times) but
failed to score. The Braves for
ward dug in and refused to move.
The half ended in a scoreless tie.
TSU opened the third quarter with
a bid for pay dirt With 2.1S min
utes remaining in the third quar-
ter, William Kennedy scored from
five yards out. Herman Coleman's
attempted conversion was wide to
the right. With 4 minutes and 81
seconds remaining in the ball game
Buford Magee fired a 20-yard pass
to Richard Adams who made a
beautiful falling catch of the ball
down on the Tiger 5-yard line.
Three plays later Buford Magee
scored on a quarterback sneak.
Jesse Hosey's try for the point
after was wide; thus netting a 6
to tie.
Now word about the fellows
who made the difference in this
evenly played ball game. The for
ward wall of the Braves-this
group of fellows composed of Da-
vid Weathersby, Lonnie Crosby,
Johnny Clay, Leon McMullen, and
John Breland played a tremendous
ball game. Jesse Hosey, Roland
Pope and Jeff Hicks were main
stays on offense while Nettles was
busy intercepting enemy aerials.
For the Tigers of TSU it was
Edward Smith (captain) Henry
Simmons, Johnny Bush, Charles
Lamb and William Gulley.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

Poisonous hydrogen sulphide
fumes overcame Glenn Jackson,
driller on the George Vasen No. l
Tung Oil Corp, SW NE 9-2S-11W,
Stone County, Miss, last week as
attempts were underway to run
production test.
Rushed to the Stone County
Hospital, it appeared that his con-
dition was critical but latest re-
ports indicate his condition con-
siderablly improved. Two other
workers were overcome temporari-
ly but recovered fairly soon.
Jackson was attempting to close
the rams on the blowout pre-
ventor at the time he was stricken
by the fumes. Crews were just be-
ginning to come out of the hole
with drill-stem after it became ap-
parent that packer, which was seat
ed at 1886 feet, had come loose,
and only one stand of pipe had been
pulled when the well apparently
made a head of hydrogen sulphide
gas.
Determined efforts to run a pro-
duction test of the deep wildcat
were begun several weeks ago.
Crews cleaned out all mud solids
which had set up inside casing
during several months the well had
been idle, and drilled out two back
pressure valves and one Texas Iron
Works landing seat. Hole was plug
ged back from total depth of 90
$50 feet to seat of 5-inch nickle-
plated liner at 20,342 feet.
The initial attempt to seat pack
err was at 1921 feet. Junk was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

Enough soap is stored here to
wash behind the ears of every
boy and girl in America, is the
way one reporter describes the
size of this new soap warehouse
upper right opened in Jersey
City, New Jersey by Colgate
Palmolive Company. With a floor
area equivalent to eight football
fields, this Warehouse of To-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Sugar Ray Signed
For Comeback In
Detroit Match

DETROIT - Sugar Ray Robin
son, who retired from the ring
after failing to win the worlds
electromagnetic crown in June
of 1852, will begin a comeback
campaign here Dec 8, Promoter
Nick Londes said today.
Londes did not name Robinson's
opponent. However, the, promoter
said he had narrowed the choice to
three middleweights - Ted Ola,
Billy Kilgore and Joe Rindone.
Robinson, former middleweight
champion once described as the
worlds best fighter pound for
pound" has been training at Green
wood Lake, N. Y. since deciding to
re-enter the ring.
Londes said Sugar Ray has
shown enough of his dazzling old
time skill to justify a serious bid
to regain the middleweight crown"
now held by Carl (Bobo) Olson.
Robinson has kept his legs in
shape through his professional
dancing engagements since retir-
ing from boxing. He held the mid
dleweight title at the time he fail
ed to take the light-heavy crown
from Joey Maxim.
Londes said he worked for three
months" to bring Robinson TO De-
troit's Olympia for his first come
back bout. He said he hoped to
name Robinson's opponent with
in "a hours"
Robinson's first public ring APP
pearanee since his retirement will
be Nov. %, when he fights an ex-
hibition at Hamilton, Ont. But
Londes said his first big test will
be in the Dec. Hereunder, which
he said would be "the real thing,
not an exhibition"
Robinson a native of Detroit,
now is "a. During his 13-year
professional career, he lost only
three of 1873 bouts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Magnolia Finds
New Oil Pay At
Eugene Island

New Orleans.-Magnolia Petrol
cum Co. has opened a new oil pro-
ducing horizon for the Eugene Is
land, Block 126 field off the coast
of st. Mary Parish, Louisiana.
New pay discovery is the No.
F-5 State Lease Sol. 1t. is pro-
ducing through perforations 1885,
45 feet opposite the Upper Mo
Gene zone. On initial production
test, the well flowed at the rate of
297 barrels 34.8-gravity oil per day
through 9I64-inch choke under tub
ing pressure 1850 pounds. Gas-oil
ratio measured 780 to one.
Earlier the company gagged flow
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

morrow" features some Of the
most advanced principles Of the
automaton age. Finished soap
products arrive in the warehouse
by means of an over-the-street
conveyor system (left) from
manufacturing buildings as far
as three blocks from the ware
house. The electronic panel (low-
er right acts automatically To-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
Plug Two Wildcats
In Adams County

Two wildcat ventures in Adams
County, Miss, have been aban-
doned with no shows reported.
Serio-Puncfes Oil Co. and Bill
lups Bros. drilled to 6810 feet and
abandoned No. / Board of Super
visors, Section 16-5N-1W. Elec-
trio log was run to 6792 feet and
20 sidewall samples taken recov-
ering no show.
With derrick floor elevation 218
feet, top of Wilcox was logged at
1870 feet, $4,000" Sand 1855, Base
Big Shale 1912, and Base Baker
Shale 6375 feet.
Two miles southwest of Glen
Aubin Field, meantime, D. A. Big
lane and Fortenberry Drilling Co.
abandoned No. l Norman Breaux
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

Lumber Co., C SW Sc 30-5N-3W.
Hole was drilled to 1910 feet with
electric log indicating bottom at
1885 feet. No report is available
from sidewall samples.
Working from elevation estimat-
ed at 81 feet, derrick floor, the
following geological markers were
picked from electric log: Sparta
1898, Tallahatta 4643, Wilcox 470O,
Base Big Shale 6O24, and Base
Baker Shale 6522 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

at the rate of $50 barrels oil per
day through 10I64-inch choke
with top pressure 925 pounds from
perforations 9130-50 feet. The
zone was squeezed and perfora-
tons effected opposite Upper MILO
Gene section from which we'll was
completed.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

PRETTY GOOD EVIDENCE

= Are you positive the defendant
was drunk" growled the Judge,
land why are you so eertain?"
WELL" replied the officer, "I
saw him put a penny in a patrol
box and look up at the clock on
the city hall and shout, "Gad, I've
lost ID pounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

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