The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 9

THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Kansas Qovemmgain Threatens to Bolt Interstate Oil Compact TTTTWllT i it A Adventure On Stolen Yacht Ends HUAMfl ASKS It's Father Goering Now CRUDE STOCKS PULLED DOWN IN FIRST HALF flush Pit Wildcat Era tDVBEL. May Alfalfa Bill" 1 Murray, pioneer wildcatter, plans for a new test and is Bering thc Puolic participating inputs at bottom hole price, guaran-ia2 dividends over a four-year pe--4 starting January, 1939. 0---MAK. May 20.

"Red" tin to the "60." family has jounced plans for a wildcatting in the gubernatorial area. UNIT TO TAKE WIDERJCOPE Commission Told to Decide On Quitting. TOPEKA. July 13. tm powers which it can enforce." Gov "usman Proposed Wednesday that Kansas withdraw its sup- HEALDTON OIL GROUP TO ASK MARLAND AID Pure Reduces Purchases To Low Figure.

Hcaldton oil operators Wednesday prepared to appeal to Governor Mar-land, for aid in clearing the crude oil situation caused by the Pure Oil reduction of purchases in the area on Monday morning. The Pure is taking only 40 percent of the average daily runs for the Oklahoma Had Large Drop For Last Week. Stocks of rcfinable crude oil in the United States were reduced 14,413,000 year, bureau of mines figures revealed Wednesday, when -the total 1.C6G.000 of 1 the barr future of the oil sion. the eov, Early in the year, however, there vas a slight increase in stocks of oth domestic and foreign oil, yet months January to April, because of a lack of market and over-supply. During the last few months the Pure has gev announces he will drop his plans ti'firtit Lincoln rerraco properties but skid bis ris; to the should take a "positive insist the commission oil problem as it affects nsider "the all of the running nt reduced rate.

ivised W. J. Armstrong, which can be made effective "bv proper order from the various proration commissions in the states." Unless something of that kind is done 1 seriously doubt the advisability of continuing to incur ntterding these drilling Era rrTASKINGTON. June 10. Elm yy Tftorr.as announced that i 1 take a portion of the ar rtetingS Govcrnor Huxman said in large withdrawals.

During the week ended July 2. stocks of domestic oil declined 1.992,-000 barrels, while foreign oil stocks increased 195.000 barrels, the bureau reported. Stocks in Oklahoma declined 2,252.000 barrels to set the pace for the period. Crude oil production averaged barrels daily during the pe- rcdu'cUon of 25.000 Tarred Crude runs to stills averaged 3.120.000 barrels daily, an increase of 70,000 barrels. Imports averaged 85,000 barrels daily.

The following tabic shows stocks of crude, iy districts for the last two weeks, in thousands of barrels: nri I the state corporation la" He asked th nr. giv "the advisability of the Unless "the excess oil can be absorbed immediately, the allowable will have to be reduced to maintain equitable-taking. Armstrong said. He is to confer with Hcaldton producer again later in the week. The appeal is to be made to the govcrnor because in a recent speech at Ardmore.

he assured operators that striper wells will not be prorated. and Wildcat Jim areas' of Carter county arc beinc prorated to 10 bar- i xurtner remaining a commission. nmission has any aula binding upon any oil compact GOmCl- WASHINGTON' PROUD Imposing, bcmedaled Hermann Goering, second In Germany only to Hitler, here is pictured in his' role as father, with Mrs. Goering and their daughter, Edda, born June 2. (Wirephoto.) his drilling of ration of aapaign.

has declared for rugged and the Cosco SCRUB, BOYS, SCRUB! Their youthful dream of aclven-' ture on the bounding main over, the three boys who stole the yacht Tira at Santa Cruz, and sailed to Mexico Wednesday were scrubbing down the deck under the eye of the owner, Lcio K. Footc, who returned the craft to San Pedro Calif. The boys, left to right, are Lylc Tara. 17 years old the CHARITY UNIT $131 PAID IN field of Garfield Virtually all of ana wiuiam urace, 16. (Wire- OKLAHOMA CITY.

June 15. REPORT MADE; GAMING FINESSg sion simply is a voluntary association of the oil producing states where they meet for the purpose of exchanging ideas," the governor asserted. Compact Can't Help Although Art L. Walker, secretary of the interstate oil compact commission, declined to comment Wednesday on Governor Huxman's threat to withdraw Kansas from the compact, observers here said the compact cannot aid the Kansas sltua- cm Oklahoma produce low gi little market at present. Cement Well Tested successful: he Unemployed Given 52,722 14 Arrested in Five Raids! THREE TESTING jCURB ORDERS gcttiw In 0-Month Period.

By Policemen. production in thi Oklahoma Wildcats Caddo county, at the Nc SE SE NW of 35-Gn-10w ARE ATTACKED field. police raiders5 Ter acquired recently from Darby Pc- Ci during the nine months ending June AT ST LOUIS Pair of Deep Wells Given Acid Treatment. Three producers were testing for we meet to exchange ideas," er said. "We discuss the pre- proration problems at the var 3.427 feet, total depth, and the drilliug In OKLAHOMA CITY.

July 12. "Red- i-i. a rejwrt compiled ov capt. ueorge nibble Wednesday shows. Grimes and Grison Seeking swabbed 10 barrels of oil hourly; Northw.

i street, paid a $16) Back Allowable. shut in for connections. Magnolia Petroleum No. 4 Cement-Edvards. in SE SW SW of 25-6n-10w.

1 in his pitta and declared his wildcat Chief complaint of Governor Hux- 41 feet, total depth, 519 West Main street and an $11 fine for possession of a slot machine. Seven players each paid SU fines. M. A. Roach.

47 years old. was! H. I. Grimes and the Grison Oi resumed their attacks on min-mum allowables for wells in the Wil- tides, janitor work ant nine month period. 23.

drill ying to in? nearly three months ag Dne un- the governor urged a rcdist public of market among the oil sta ipis at i feels the Kansas oi! fraternit has increased its potential with possession of gambling U. S. HEARING SET ON 1 polio wed 350 barrels of oil i is rcleasc-d without bund. 38 years old. was booked charge.

Police confis- BIRTH CONTROL FIRMS False Claims Charges Due were issued For Airing in City. P' At" the reou 1 Senate, vill have 10 Allct the companies ha ir equitable share Oklahoma Leases E. Trice No. 1 Canfiold. in NW the market 1 SW of 33-7-5.

had dolomite at; monthly orders because of the mini- 1 -60 fect. acidized with 5,000 pal- nim quotas The adjustment oiMn' 24 hours'" there Brougham estimates, holding that le- no water showing. Bally the commission must prorate all the south extension sector, the wells making more than 25 barrels i for Ribblc X)intcd out. i A total of 9.649 of cn during the nine Hygienic Corr. other two were held.

i oVrmcsmNoCi'n I PLANS "fOGIVE AID I TO REFUGEES BALKED ndcrs vil.ho; Hefin 1 tion of relative lvolved in the complai drilling i thority 6-6-4 NW NE SW of below 3.390 feet. ing that they have sold th mm allowables. presented to granted changes Refining No. i show Denver Producing upon the false representation they were annroved bv the federal nublic Texas Wildcats Minor Objections Made To I Text of Proposal. health service, are: The America: I Ruling on Gold Is 4.300-03 feet, plugged taking test Viola lime, which Thes ed in solrit i Helth association.

Washington, Advisory bureau. Worn- brought by I I'M Women imcnt i cn' C-P' Changed by Court EVIAN-LES- AINS, France. July Hygienic Potential Tests North Texas Reports Oklahoma Reports it by Grimes on the 165-bar- of Hygleni proposal for es- 13. (JP The! 13. Officials of the ST.

LOUIS, eighth United tablishi nginal allowable. European refugee organizat L. Taggart vs, Washington, will xaminer, and Wil--vill bo trial attor-listcd for hearings, cderal building, arc require-; of appeals ruled Wednesday ment for payment of "grai: TYD1NGS DENOUNCES POLITICAL ATTACKS! the delegates to the 32-nation ferencc on refugees. 'Tliere have been a number i suggestions." a spokesman for I United States delegation said. ns 'Terrorism' New Deal.

Senator Clai Forced by i MERCY PLANE FLIES TWO INJURED HOME flTRCELL. July 13. James Nam applied to debts BALTIMORE. Julv 13. Sen-r Millard E.

Tydinrjs asserted it: Wednesday night "politi- EuTe principal changes suggested by South American delegates concerned modifications in the wording of the resolution which Myron C. Taylor. head of the United States delega- i ilous cleleeations Tuesday. I I Air Trip From Wyoming Tojjoi New York Starts. SHERIDAN, Wyo July 13 po new fieri! opponenu for the Demo- '-he removal of Henry FREE ROUTINGS as federal housing administrator for Maryland was accomplished bv "the political OGPU." of three rejwrted marked for elimina- Arkansas Reports MUhs and on, July 12 riving at the Sheridan air-Whitney, owner of the plane, cxpcctc'd to complete the re- in about.

10 or 12 hours with stops at Omaha and Chi- Shapiro suffered a broken i and bruises and Mrs. Shn-roken arm and leg when their ided Monday with another, ident ended a vacation tour of It! SW NW of H- into the jobs thus vacated." Texas Oil Reports With Rings On Her Toes Red Cross Rushes Vaccine to China WASHINGTON. July 13. (DThc American Red Cross decided Wednesday to send 3.000.000 doses of anti-cholera vaccine to China to help )I Sciniicr in Northern Louisiana of that co Acting league of i Chairman Norman is of the Amcrl orders for the vaccin ippcd immediately New Mexico Reports arts h'' dflDtti'Hof Oil Scouts Plan Outinff Oil scouts in the Ardmore district Kansas Potentials arc to dc nosts r'riday afternoon and night at an outing at Lake Ardmore. with members of the Oklahoma chapter as guests.

Festivities are to start Kansas Geologist Dies WICHITA, July 13. Lloyd L. Ycager, 33 years old, oil geologist, died in a Wichita hospital Wcdncs- BELLE Displaying the very latest in tJeach fashions at l-antic Beach, L. Wednesday was Miss Mary Barthclmess, tLaughter of Richard Barthelmess. the actor.

Her suit ls of. hapless variety, while on her toe she wears a large ring. strapless variety, while anklet decorates the i02: other foot. IWlrepnoto.l His widow.