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Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (Newspaper) - March 31, 1940, Ardmore, OklahomaOliree important events wicked by s. W. B. A by Are imn rpm the a Southern Oklahoma ski latest newspaper Ardmore hailed As recreation Center c Southern Okia Hor o to. 132 established oc7tobrr 38. 1891 Ardmore Oklahoma sunday March 31, 1940 associated press reports a a eighteen Pai it it More possesses a Fine y. G. A. Building and the Organ /�., in a biased in that edifice has lie to Tocom Plush much bet Bra in the City. / a shortage of funds is r be welfare of the y. W. O. / v v kinds Are provided the a flu have to curtail much of Ivl Tyr possibly even close its Doo. Like Many other organisations deigned to do Community service the \ w. C. A. Has to depend on the ene Rosty and philanthropy of the a bloc for its existence. Funds have not been available for 10 current month the activities of be organization have naturally been and capped. The situation has rown increasingly grave As the Days Assed and the leaders have reached Point where some solution must found and found promptly else be establishment must cease to unction. The part it plays in the welfare f the Community is great. The Field which la Good Woric applies is and the need for in services itally important. It would be a sad thing indeed to ave the Quot a a close its doors and Stop Good services to the Public. Officials propose to meet this emergency and Are As icing the co it Lon of the Public. The Public reaps the benefits of be y. W. C. A. And it is Only fitting and proper that the Public lend a and to help the organization out i la difficulty. When you Are approached to lend hand to this cause do so. You Are ii aking an investment in a better Ardmore when you comply. Onday Uncle same a nose counters begin their task of checking p on the number of people now Liv in in the confines of Oklahoma the tilted states hence Ardmore and Larter county. This is Tolje regular 10-year checkup n the population and it is a definite Ove mental activity. This count promises to be different from others the past. The government is ask for a lot of information never ought in other censuses. Because of this change too Many Irons have generated a resentment. Jag list the census. That is regret of a blew since the objection is largely aused by misunderstanding and the i Herent dislike for any new ideas. Some of the questions possibly do Mack of nos less. However the Way the questions Are it and the anonymity that hinges n the answers will do no one any Larm. The aggregate facts and Fig ires compiled will be of material help n trying to solve problems that con front this country. Typical of. The to be garnered will be accurate totals on the number of unemployed persons Low in this country. Estimates made by various agencies have always a led tremendously and this Check Fil show accurately and impersonally i he True facts. When the census taker hits your Loor cooperate with him. He is As Ager As you Are to Complete the Hore and be on Hia Way. You do not help yourself by being Luff cult about the matter. He has the authority to enforce his \ demands you know. If he chooses to i ise it. Phis City cleanup Campaign can 1 have unpleasant repercussions or those who have no civic Pride anti Leclene to abide by the rules and Laws f sanitation. The county health unit has had repeated complaints against certain nil visuals who refuse to keep their itemised clean and sanitary. Many of these have Alibie they Annot afford to have the rubbish ind filth removed. The county health unit Points out hat under the plan adopted for the Ity cleanup Campaign municipal Rucks will cart away the Accuu ated rubbish free of charge. All the resident has to do is to put Orth a Little personal Effort and As a male the waste material in sacks in boxes in alleys or at the curbing ind it will be removed free of Cost him. Let lure to take advantage of this import Unity will indict an individual who has claimed poverty As his sex use for not acting heretofore. And the county health unit intends to use has As a police machine to enforce to edicts and orders hereafter. Heavy Illinois vote forecast Chicago March 30.�? Pic a huge Fote in the Illinois primary election Ras forecast today by political Proph-5ta in both major parties. If maximum predictions Are borne it approximately 2.000,000 citizens a record primary turnout will cast ballots a week from next tuesday. Chief attraction from a National Krs Pectle is the presidential preference referendum. President Roose Tfelt is pitted against vice president Garner on the democratic aide. Thomas b. Dewey is without a com be Tito on the Republican list. Supporters of each Are pointing toward a common objectives a big vote for their respective candidates in this Early but important test of pop in arty. A crowded Field of aspirants Lor the nine state wide nominations at a take in the primaries of both parties Uso exerts a powerful pull toward the voting Booths. Eighteen democrats did 49 republicans have entered the Lous races. The weather Ardmore High 83 Low 4s. Oklahoma and Kan a fair sunday incr Aarink cloudiness londay continued mild. Arkan aaa and East Taxac partly Cloudy with mild temperature sunday Jid monday. A West. Texas fair with High Clouds Peak sunday and monday Little change i Trippe Arturr. Mia our fair sunday and monday ont Linued mild. Four oklahoman killed in Oil Well blast y. W. C. A. To make Appeal for funds the failure of the y. W. C. A. To receive fund during the month of october 1939, in amount equal to the Cost of operation for the full fiscal year ending october 1940, necessitates the financial drive for funds to begin april 10 and to continue through april 15, 1940. The continuation of the y. W. C. A. As a potent Force of Good in our City is subject to the generosity of our people and the failure to receive funds during the designated period in amounts necessary to assure full time operation will result in strict curtailment of activities with the attending possibility of discontinuance of the y. W. C. A. In due time the Public will receive a sincere plea by solicitors of the y. W. C. A. To rally to the support of the institution and we entertain the Hope the Public will liberally respond and that the cumulative response of our people will enable the v. W. C. A. To fully function and be of genuine service to the Community. Mrs. Ether Rockett president y. W. C. A. Will h. Smith chairman Board of sponsors. Old Broadie is captured steer which defied efforts to take him for seven years yields. Talihina March 30.�? a it a a old Broadley a the ghost steer of the la Milchl mountains has been caught after running wild seven years and is expected to be the meanest Rodeo performer in the Midwest. Turned Loose before he was a year old the gaunt Long horned steer has been the object of Many Cowboy chases the past several years. Old broadly was nominally owned by Willie Ray of Nashoba but for three years Ray offered $10 to anyone who would deliver his steer to him. Ray finally a sold old broadly two years ago to Nat Marshall of tall Lnag and let Marshall worry a about rounding him up. Marshall chased the steer at intervals Lor two years and then employed Arley files of Albion and a group of cattlemen with hounds to Corral the vicious steer. Jumped old steer the Hunters jumped old broadly in Sulphur Canyon in the rugged Kia Michi area of Northern Pushmataha county. The Hunters and dogs pursued the steer All Day bringing Iresh men and dogs to replace those sex Quot Hausted by the Chase. The steer was finally overtaken the next morning and surrounded in a pasture near Nashoba. After an hour Long struggle the cattlemen succeeded in getting old broadly into a truck and took him to a Strong Corral at tall Lna. He was found to have Bullet wounds in his head and shoulders souvenirs of past Hunts. Marshall sold the steer to the Crouch ranch at Council Grove. Kan., where he will be groomed for use in rodeos. Four others Are injured critically mrs. R. W. Stow warned six persons in time to escape she and husband injured. Centra a 111., March 30.�? pm four men were killed and four other persons were burned seriously today in the worst Oil Well explosion and fire in the three years of the current Illinois Boom. Seared when a pocket of escaping Gas ignited and exploded at the Well West of centrally the dead were John Smith about 19 years old and Dave Hardin both of Hominy okla. Charles Underwood 54, of drum right. Okla. And d. E. Red Bevan. Of Tulsa All Oil workers. They died in a Hospital a few hours after the Gas exploding in a one big Sheet of flame Quot set fire to the Well and a House. The others burned in the sudden intense Flash of the explosion were Joe Butrick of Hominy and Carl Lycette of Avant okla., also Oil workers and or. And mrs. R. W. Stow formerly of Kilgore Texas. Butrick had been employed Only thu morning at the we which was being completed in the backyard of the House occupied by the stows and two other families. Woman aves six persons mrs. Stow saved six persons from injury. Familiar with Oil webs she realized the danger of an explosion when she smelled the escaping Gas. Running upstairs she warned the other families in the House enabling them to escape. Quot before mrs. Stow and her husband could reach the front door the explosion occurred and flames enveloped the building. Mrs. Stows stockings were burned from her legs and her jacket caught fire. Firemen extinguished the Well fire with chemicals. A fire near the Well was believed to have ignited the Gas. Change i troed in Church Law committee of episcopal women want divorce Laws liberalized. New York March 30�? pm liberalization of the episcopal Church Laws regarding divorce and re mar rage of divorced persons has been recommended by a committee of women in the Church after a two year study. The present episcopal Church Law prohibits the marriage of divorced persons except that of the innocent party in a divorce for adultery and then Only after certain investigations and decisions by the Bishop or an ecclesiastical court. The committee recommended a if a divorced person who has been in communion with this Church desires to re marry after a reasonable time and desires As does the partner of this second marriage the Blessing of the Church this might Well be bestowed when the Parish priest or a suitable committee Are assured after a Settle Grace Leon 12-year-old City music pupils win Ardmore makes Good showing at state federation meet. Oklahoma City March 30.�? a examination of the circumstances involved of the genuine desire and purpose of both participants to Lead a Christian Penally 1� opposed a a the committee is in Complete agree Tulsa girl won three Superior ratings in piano and violin contests at the Oklahoma federation of music clubs Junior meet today More than any other competitor. I upward of 300 Young musicians j ment a it said a that persons re were entered in the Competition. To married after divorce should not for j team or individual champions were that reason be deprived of holy com announced. Munson. Excommunication is the most other Superior awards included serious deprivation that can be in piano Solo a Juanita Kincannon flicked upon a communicant of the Seminole Mary Louise Brady Black Church. The committee believes that Well Frances Bartee Ardmore Mary the use of such a penalty in these j Elizabeth Tudor Enid Randell West cases is contrary to Christ a teaching j Chickasha Lauranette Hart Enid of the report was prepared by the Mary Frances Willis Ardmore Mau Rene Ditmore Muskogee Clover Ray committee of women at the request of Switzer my be Marcia Tell the House of Bishops of the Church Ardmore to cooperate with a commission of the mar a Ole a Jean House which is Studym the same questions for probable action by the general convention which will meet Ardmore comets buddy Farmer Tulsa. Violin Solo Marjorie cutting Tulsa. Worsham Tulsa Lucille Risner Enid. Musicianship John David Norman in Kansas City mo., next october. British claim 133 nazi planes shot Down London March 30.�? pm a British tabulation tonight listed 133 German planes shot Down by the British alone since the St of the War with 36 other enemy aircraft reported damaged so much they might not have reached Home. Dub German news Agency declared today that 357 British and French planes bad been bagged Dur ing the War. Including 50 lost in the sinking of the British aircraft Carrier courageous Early in the War while 85 German planes had failed to return Anid must be regarded As lost High school voice to Dean Polk Seminole. Piano duo Dorothy Jane Dorsett and Joan Hudson Ardmore Lois Tudor and Mary Elizabeth Tudor Enid. Father of three oklahoman Dies Seneca a. March 30,�? pm John p. Steffee 88, father of three oklahoman died last night. Survivors include Bert Steffee Oklahoma City an investigator on governor Phillips staff Ray Steffee Wewoka and w. W. Steffee Okmulgee. Funeral services will be held Here probably monday. School plan of 12 Points is adopted Oklahoma education association finance committee presents permanent program. Oklahoma City March 30.i/p a twelve guiding principles for developing a permanent and adequate financing program for Oklahoma Public schools were adopted today by the Oklahoma education association finance committee a. L. Crable state superintendent of Public , said the committee Felt any program would have to follow the principles to be satisfactory. Members of the committee include Joe r. Holmes Muskogee chairman Crable Clyde m. Howell Secretary of the Oklahoma educational association Bruce Selvy. Enid Dan Proctor Ada g. T. A Stubbs Durant Harry Simmons Wewoka j. Carl Conner Oklahoma City a. O. H. Ses Phant Tulsa and f. A. Ramsey of the state department of education. Briefly the principles Are 1. Those who accept the responsibility for developing and adequate finance program for Oklahoma Public schools should approach this problem with the sincere purpose of guaranteeing the stability and Security of free Universal education of a High Quality regardless of Cost except As limited by the possible revenues of the state and the approval of the people of such a program. 2. An adequate educational program must provide a Broad offering of opportunities from the kindergarten to Judd Ifni. A till Tural professional and vocational development. Must rank near top 3. In a democracy free Universal education must rank near if not at the top of the list of services offered the people by the state. 4. Free educational opportunities to meet the needs of All children of All the people of Oklahoma is one of the and most fundamental responsibilities of our state and form one of the first claims upon any and All revenues from the taxable wealth of the a state. 5. Legislation that will provide adequate financial support for education must take into account first taxation that will create a fairly stable Revenue in an adequate amount to provide the educational program desired by the people for their children second a plan of distribution and administration in such a manner As to provide effectively and economically the educational program to be guaranteed to every child in the state. 6. The s ate must guarantee a minimum educational program that will by available to every child in the state. Joint responsibility 7. The responsibility for financing the minimum educational program shall be a joint responsibility of local school District.? and the state. 8. The extent of the participation required of local school District i toward financing the minimum program continued in Rajie .1, column 2 Tulsa senator loses License safety commissioner revokes h. C. Timmons License for year. Oklahoma City March 30.�? up a exercising the discretionary Power granted him by the legislature state safety commissioner Walter Johnson today revoked for one year the Drivers License of h. C. Timmons 36-year-old state senator from Tulsa. Timmons was fined $50 and costs by District judge Frank p. Douglass in Oklahoma City recently after a charge of driving while drunk was reduced to one of reckless driving. Timmons was arrested nov. 29, 1939, in the Yard of the governors mansion by Highway patrolman Jack Roberts a few minutes after Timmons automobile was involved in a collision with a truck. Johnson said records also showed Timmons was in a collision near Pryor aug. 5, 1939, but failed to report it a was required by Timmons appeared before Johnson and other officials of the department of Public safety today and argued against revocation at the License. Y. W. C. A.a youth asset editorial by Ben Ogden principal of the Ardmore High school i should feel ungrateful if i did not express to the citizenship of Ardmore my feelings toward the recent program of the y. W. C. A., As it touches the lives of our High school boys boys and girls. If the Community is not aware of this program it should investigate. In the first place the y. W. C. A. Building is the Headquarters of hundreds of girls of school age ranging from fifth graders through the seniors in High school. These girls Are called girl reserves. Their program promotes modesty decency Grace and reverence in adolescent girls. No one can estimate the Good that comes from this girls movement. The Quot girl reserves is the a boy scout movement among girls. But by far the most outstanding recent movement for the youth of this Community is what is commonly called a High school night at the y. W. C. Here our High school boys and girls Are free to gather each Friday night for a two hour social and recreational program. The greatest value of this program is its wholesome democratic atmosphere. Last Friday night i watched the program carefully. There is no a class consciousness in the recreational Hall. I saw the son of the laundress and the timid girl of the lean to Shack playing Side by Side with the sons and daughters of families of wealth and influence unconscious that there could Ever be any serious class problem. Cleanliness decency and acceptable manners Are the Only yardsticks used to measure participation in this wholesome City wide program. Lists it values and what does it do for our youth you May ask Here Are some of its additional values 1. It furnishes a free social and recreational program where boys and girls May have an inexpensive evening of wholesome recreation. 2. It takes Many boys and girls out of the roadhouse environment and places them in a democratic Well chaperoned Semi religious atmosphere. 3. It relieves the families of the dread of what to do with the son or daughter who enjoys dating on weekends by furnishing a wholesome and inexpensive p Ace to go. 4. It promotes Grace Good manners and Temperance. 5. It is so Well managed and organized that the ruthless indiscreet and Unco former cannot enter and thrive. 6. And finally using the words of a prominent High school boy who has been in organizing this program a i did no to know people could have As much fun in a mixed group As we have at the a a a Friday night hats off the Community should shout. Hats off to the program of the local y. W. A a., the one and Only place in Ardmore wholly dedicated to the welfare of Ardmore a youth. Girl s death investigated Federal government takes full charge of investigation. Detroit March 30.�? it a the Federal government today took full charge of the investigation of the death of 18-year-old Charlotte Cran a son. Whose body was found aboard the u. S. S. Dubuque a naval Reserve training ship after an All night party. A the Federal Bureau of investigation and naval officers shared jurisdiction in the Case at least for the present and it was indicated that the primary purpose was to determine whether any crime has been committed on Federal property. In custody were three Young men and two girls All under 21 years old. Inspector John o. Whitman of the police homicide squad described them As the surviving members of an All Kansas City to hold election no matter which Side wins big turnover is inevitable. Kansas City March 30.i/p a this scandal rocked City which within a year has seen its Long time political Boss sent to prison its $20,000,-000-a-year gambling shops closed and its $12,000.000-a-year narcotic ring smashed will elect a new Council and mayor tuesday. No matter which Side wins a big turnover is inevitable at the 30-Story City Hall on which Boss Tom Pender Gast s democratic machine clamped a Headlock in 1926. The Pendergast Council including his whee horse Charley Clark who has held one office or another at the City Hail nearly a Quarter of a Century was voted out in february at a special election. Aroused citizens forced that election on the machine night drinking party aboard the due after Pendergast his police director Healdton company is to be inspected. Major Caray e. Goodwin Austin Texas will conduct Federal Ina Pec Tion of company b 120th Quarter Mai tar realm ant Here monday night at 8 of clock. The Public it cordially invited to attend the inspection. Buque which is anchored in the Detroit River at the naval Reserve armory. One of the girls is 16 years old. Juvenile authorities took charge of her. The other girl is Marjory Smith 19-year-old chum of miss Cranson. Three youths questioned the Young men being questioned Are John w. Lanauskas 20, a regular Navy Seaman assigned As caretaker of the Dubuque David Palmer 19, and Robert Newman 18. William e. Dowling chief assistant prosecuting attorney described the party aboard the gunboat As Quot a Drunken he quoted Lanauskas As saying it was Quot very there were no external signs of violence on the girl s body but investigators found evidence that chloroform had been administered. Unknown aviator is hero to woman Seward neb March 30.�?<>p a an unknown aviator la a hero to mrs. Garth Hannah. He saw a cow charging at mrs. Hannah in a feed lot. He swooped Down in his plane several times and succeeded in frightening the animal away while the woman escaped through a Fence. Mexico population gains 5,000,000 a Mexico City March 30.�? reliable sources in the department of National Economy reported today that m preliminary tabulation of the National census taken March 6 indicated the total population of my Xico is sightly More than 31,000,000 persons an increase of approximately 6,000,000 Over the 1930 census. And his gambling lug collector were sent to Federal prison for failure to list thei full profits on income tax Blanks. Many off Cea at stake tuesday those same citizens numbering More than 200,000 in the registration books will choose Between a ticket labelled Quot democratic and another labelled Ofusionist.�?� All eight Council seats the mayor s office and two municipal judgeship Are at stake. The democrats headed for mayor by Flavel Robertson attorney and Active worker in the Rev. Burris Jenkins famed Community Church claim their ticket is Quot uncontrolled and the fusion Sis led of an attorney. John b. Gage also a Democrat for mayor reply that the Robertson slate really is a machine ticket because the committee which selected it was appointed by John Madden democratic county executive chairman and personal attorney for Pendergast. A nya need no longer give army names Washington March 30.�?<p a the National youth administration has advised its state directors that they no longer need Supply lists of nya workers to army recruiting officers. Director Aubrey Williams told state directors several months ago that it was Quot permissible to it Supply such lists when recruiting officers requested them. This order brought vigorous objection from the National youth Congress. A officials said today that Williams had advised the state jul nos tractors that in View of virtual completion of the army recruiting Campaign it was no longer necessary to Supply the lists. Turkey May let allies to Black sea reported Allied War vessels will pass Dardanelles to halt russian Oil to Germany by the associated pres an incipient threat to the flow of russian Oil to Germany arose saturday night when usually Well informed diplomatic sources in the Balkans said that Turkey had agreed to permit Allied warships to sail through the strategic Dardanelles and enforce an anti nazi blockade on the Black sea. This report of which official British sources disclaimed knowledge came almost simultaneously with a grimly voiced warning by Britain a first lord of the admiralty Winston Churchill that Britain could not be expected in the future Quot to take As a matter of course interpretations of neutrality which gave All advantages to the the reported Black sea decision of Turkey if True will throw the allies directly into an area Long regarded by Russia As her own backyard. However Russia on Friday declared her wish to remain out of Europe a War and Churchill in his broadcast made it Clear that there Quot is no need for Russia to be drawn into this Quot our affair is with Hitler and the nazi German Power a he added. Bucharest diplomatic sources said russians non aggression Trade would not be affected by the blockade. If one is begun. Prance tightened her economic Campaign against Germany when Premier Paul Reynaud created a new economic warfare committee to cooperate More a closely with the military strategy of the army. For her part. Great Britain is avowedly determined to halt Ore shipments from Scandinavia to Germany and to Block reported shipments of raw materials from Mexico to Vladivostok for trans shipment to Germany. Berlin promises More a a sensations in Berlin German officials promised additional documentary sensations Quot soon As they gleefully surveyed the result of their disclosure of 18 documents purporting to show the connection of the United states with events before the War began. Fridays quite la it of released in Berlin has met denials in official Washington but nazi officials expressed themselves As completely satisfied with their Surprise move. On the Western front the French reported the capture of German prisoners in patrol actions in the Region of the Nied River and West of the Vosges mountains. In the far East the japanese sponsored government of China a dissident former Premier Wang Ching Wei was inaugurated in banking. Wang installed As provisional president and Premier said he would respect the rights and interests of a a Friendly nations and would re open China to the peaceful economic activity of nations which Quot conform to the new situation in East the chinese government at chunking instructed its diplomats abroad to denounce the Wang regime to the government to which they Are accredited. In Washington Secretary of state Hull said the United states continued to recognize the chunking government of Chiang Kai Shek. Or. Mio open series first methodist pastor to give first of three sermons. The Rev. Robert j. Smith pastor of first methodist Church today will begin the first of a three Sermon series on Quot the privileges and responsibilities of Church he announced yesterday. At tonight a service the Rev. W. B. Slack District superintendent of the methodist District will be the speaker. Cleanup Campaign is to open april 1 according to mayor e. E. Denton april 1 will Mark the Beol nning of Ardmore a Spring clean up Campaign. Mayor Denton hat urged that everyone gather up trash cans and rubbish and have it ready for the beginning april 1 in Ward one april s in City haulers for the week Ward two and so on in third and fourth wards. The haulers will be in each Ward two Days. Denton Points out that the Oklahoma state employment service at 100 East main Street Ean be of much aes stance in contacting Euit Able workers to do these Edd Joba about the Home and according to w. H. Curry manager of the employment service a number of yardman Day workers horsemen maids teamsters and other Type of workers Are actively a Tekina work at Thia time. New test to be drilled to Arbuckle Marshall county Tei to be made into tul producer reported but May go deeper. Marshall com Tyr a deep Wildca probably be made into a a Tulip we after All. Tools will he i across the Washita River into county for another deep test will go to the i buckle series. That was the report Here yes afternoon As pure Oil company ahead near 5600 feet at its Quinton Little a in c-w�?T/4nese ton 28, 5s7e near a Timberland. The probability that the Little cat will be completed at the Creek level instead of going i the Arbuckle As previously Pis was a logical one. The compan Southern area leases to be sold Muskogee March 30.�? a the five civilized tribes a announced today that sealed for Oil and Gas leases on 282 to of Indian land in 17 counties w be opened Here april 9. Of the leases offered 66 Ai Marshall county where tie Oil company this month got a show of Oil near Cumberland. Leases Are also offered of tracts in Carter county seve Hughes county 10 in sem county 41 in Johnston county in Pontotoc county 87 in b county two in Okmulgee coi two in Washington county Sev Creek county two in step county 14 in love county Foi Garvin county and other in i Tosh. Of Fusee Leflore Murray counties. A contract for a 6000-foot just across the River which i drilled to that depth while i Little test no depth limit i thus it was thought logical the Little Wildcat will be topped present depth instead of a enl to the arbu cide. Earlier it had been announce the original Wildcat would he i to the Arbuckle series despite to that Good showings had been 1 the Tulip Creek Early in March Ings which were Good for two in the Tulip Creek. The Little test bottomed the Lush series saturday at 6589 let formation had been topped Al feet a couple of weeks ago aft Tulip Creek had been passed i leasing Campaign boosted the new test it drilled v the first in that territory for county. The report that the would be drilled in Bryan a boosted interest in that sect Southern Oklahoma. No Leason for the District was expected to due to the fact that All lands 1 territory have Long since been i up. Last Core taken at the Little cat was in Oll stained Sand at 5 feet after an electric log Surve been made. Meantime in Oklahoma Cut corporation commission had under advisement a petition by Oil company for 20-acre Wells for the area. The hearing Laste a Short time. The company seeks Weils order on 30.000 acres in a Johnston and Bryan com Les Glons held by the pure Compa still another test in that d the first drilled was waiting it ment to set saturday. It is Jol Kemnitz drilling company an Graw Oil company no 1 Nefi Frey in Susene Section 14. 6s6e Aylesworth. Drilled to 4582 i set the seven Inch casing at 45�?T and was waiting. Casing will be perforated number of Levels and Testa Miall showings had in that test was the big disappointment c december when it showed 70 of Salt water and mud on s Stem test after getting a St showing at 4455 feet. On land to be inundate i both the pure Wildcat Anc Johnson Kemnitz it �1 test i the Washita Banks in area eventually will be inundated by cont med on Page 3, Colum t third term Becon Ssue in Wisconsin Milwaukee March 30.�? in third term question and a a fall tween Thomas e. Dewey and Ator Arthieu h. Vande Bettr a Wisconsin citizens in next. Balloting on delegates to <1ml party nominating Convent Loiis. For those vote in Tbs Daql primary the third term in Clear Cut and May be ways by rec Nung a Prefedo president Roosevelt or led a Oamer and by vat chg foe candidates pledged to oo4 m other a the president Tel merely is advisory Loboi ing on Tbs state 3 the gamer Tenn a Point that a note fat ticket a our to u Dael Mottoa

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