Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1940 — Page 11

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y formation in So in Some: Cases Upsets Previous Notions Of Geologists.

The current oil drilling in Indiana, more than twice as much as in 1038, is furnishing much valuable information on the geological strueture of the state which otherwise would be too costly to obtain. * And the newly obtained information has, in some instances, upset previous notions of geologists. Assistant State Geologist Gordon Fix Sqmiised today. en a well is drilled, the drillers d samples of what is, found about every five to 10 feet. These are studied - and recorded hy the State Geologists and give an actual picture of what, in many cases, had been a theoretical picture before.

Posey ‘Well Surprised Them Thus, when:a well was drilled in

feet the deepest in the state so far—

that the-strata which comes first under ‘Indianapolis, from.50 to 100

feet down, was struck at 4800 feet down there. | The geologists knew it would be deeper in Posey County than in Marion County, but they had not supposed: it would be that dep. It rearranged, to some extent, their ideas of the behavior of the strata that underlie Indiana. : . | Moreover, if the drilling continues, and the geologists say they believe maybe eight or 10 more oil fields eventually will be discovered in Indiana, the research may locate other major rock faults.

One Major Fault Mapped |

Only one major fault is now mapped in Indiana. * It | runs through + Monroe Lawrence and Washington - counties and was worked -out in detail only about 10 years ago. Many. minor faults are known, but none besides the {one that potentially’ might cause! an earthquake: of more than local in-

Even the major fault might never cause “a quake, they said, because they believe it to be a dead fault, that is, .one that has moved all it is going to move. +, But: they hastened to add that there is no way of telling -absolutely about that. | . The large known Indiana fault, they said, probably extends down thousands of feet.

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Perry Pipkin. . : . Speaks to Junior . Chamber convention. Perry Pipkin on Luncheon Program for Indiana Convention.

Perry Pipkin of Memphis, Tenn., president of the United States Junjor

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on “Jaycees in the United States” at the April 20 luncheon in Bloomington, Ind, where the Indiana State group will held its ninth annual meeting béginning ‘April 19. Claude Rich, general convention chairman, will preside at the meeting and will introduce Edward 'Hutton, president’ of the Intercollegiate U. 8S. Chamber of Commerce.” The luncheon meeting will follow morning clinics in the Union Building at Indiana University, according to J. Russell Townsend Jr, local club president. " W. Rowland Allen, personnel director of L. S. Ayres & Co. will speak on “Labor Relations” Ford P. Hall, head of the department of Government at I. U., will speak on “Government Regulation of Business.”

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VALPARAISO, Ind. April 4 (U. P.)—The case of Richard Sweet, 26-year-old convcit charged with kidnaping, is expected to go to the jury today in Porter Circuit Court. Sweet and two others convicts are accused of holding Mrs. Ruth Joiner, a Crawfordsville welfare worker, as hostage while they bartered with prison officials for .freedom in an attempted break last June. Mrs. Joiner was rescued by prison guards and State Police who

held prisoner. = | Special Judge ‘William Murray yesterday overruled a defense motion for a directed ‘verdict of acquittal for Sweet, but-.granted a de-

-|fense petition that two physicians | determine the prisoner's sanity.

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BRAZIL, Ind. April 4 (U. P).— Reports of dissension at the Clay County Hospital will be investigated tomorrow at a special meeting of County Commissioners. All -practicing physicians at the hospital and trustees and faculty members have been inyited. The meeting was called after a reported “walkout” of six nurses Monday night which allegedly left 35 patients in the care of two nurses. Ruth Morris, superintendent; denied

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The Safety Club of the Christian Men Builders’ Class of the Third Christian Church has presented the Accident Prevention Bureau with a white flag to be hoisted in Monument Circle on days ‘there are’ no traffic fatalities. The flag was presented to Sergt. Kenneth Hauck of the Bureau when he spoke before 200 members of the

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| BUTLER ALUMNI To MEET |} ‘George A. Schmaucher,| fl

alumni secretary of Butler Uni-|: a versity, is to attend a meeting of| ff

Butler: Alumni Sunday, at the Clif-|

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that any walkout occurred, but said|

one nurse resigned and that two others were fired.

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tend the hearing and would not divulge what occurred.

LUCK PRESENT ONLY ONCE PASADENA, Cal, April 4—To

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