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Newspaper Page Text10 The Newt-Review, Ranbure, Of. Tu., May 13, 1958 Harlem Church Backs Indicted Cong. Powell NEW YORK i B'P. Adam1 Clayton Powell Jr. (D-NV), under indictment on charges of federal income la evasion, hae Hit eup port of leaden of hn Harlem con gregation. Powell, paslor of tht Abyism Ian Bapliat Church for 20 yean. I did nol appear Sunday lo deliver two acheduled aermoni. I Hia follnwera jammed the Har TMm felUwrni fas trl All BtMrata PWP1 mrw f"t"" mw " f - Review MpiMify wHi tfm ri.M. Kheeylet WtiJ Hiifl mwihH KBESTV Ch. 5 Remaining Houri Today 4mVnr9 Ml CerloofM 4 Zy Devotion 4 V-B, y T Oft Your TV Weathermen 8 ntlNewi ft liUDouf Krlwartti k Tha Newa ft :m Nme Tht Tune Oft Dan re Tim DO Wingo Far Finai Unrfarfoa Faihient BIGELOW GULISTAN FIRTH ALDON Wa Initall What Wt Sail UAnCDU HOIIBI Or CARPETS lYlUULKPl FLOOR COVEHINO lit 1. B. 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Forward (Inntrnl 'Jep'Tnu nnrvimllMj cnmhinatiq ef manxiiTt-rtflity nrl "Jrei I HlilT agon . . rliiiO piirroie ihi l tor buitiniNw tntl fmih! Jeep Tht family wilTS...nrM'i lirpit nmlKWwl al 4 (ratal Vrrei nMdti n is ti trt Omtsstrrtlea Met I Tune-In MAVERICK Fridoy Evn.ng 10.30 PM RIVERSIDE MOTORS 988 N. E. Stephens Dial OR 3-7434 PROGRESSIVE - w " ' " s Washington Oil Quest' Still Unknown Quantity This it the first in a three-part series on (he search for oil in the stale of Washington) ' i By PAUL WELLS AP Staff Writer SEATTLE, r Oil! A magical, will-o'-the-wisp word in Washington. A word represent-! ing hearthrpak and hope, failure j and promise, tragedy and toil. For oil and the tl Dorado dream of money returned, a thousand-' fold conservative .businessmen j have risked much of their wealth. ' Charlatans have victimized the, poor, causing at least one major scandal in the state. Men have died, some by their own hand aft er being linked with fraud, some i from discouragement and disap- j pointment. j Gambled Millions Major oil companies have gam-, bled millions in Washington and1 are prepared to spend more. Since 1890 there have been 323 wells drilled for oil and gat S8 in Eastern Washington, the rest on the West Side. Another MS shallow test shafts, known as core holps, have been sunk. The deepest well, bored near Alderwood .Manor south of Ever ett, went down 11,002 feet. Another in Eastern Washington about 20 miles north of Prosser was aban doned recently at a depth of 10 635 feet. And the search still goea on for oil in paying quantities. Does this mean Washington if not a polential oil state? .o. Will fairly large supplies of oil be found some day? Probably. Is Washington already the na " ftordertim f rttfitaj $ymplomM; loek V pep, tlfpliMxt. poor tlppaf tilt, ntrpft and often a prey l minor ilia. mM from organ tt eauM. thn tyrti plomt ram oermr rkn your bodyiioet not fri ALL ' (tie wttamiHM gmd mtmtrak if pjfVdj trerv tiny. BEXEL VITAMINS UMAMtffft rtttuT VrMj ton. bcfiT. te-rt nrtt titer him bntrit of fjf.H or ynif tnitier beKk And rlon'i lor- r( iht) rtiilrtrfnl r" waajAr-f ie- fl'fH ftimi9 - ki . ; , " , fcS 1 iw of 4 Wheel Orivt vehicles ECONOMY-ABOVE 'I 1 I M W 1 l ni.pr..l jPPP-... Your Vote And Influence Appreciated LEO SPARKS CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN Cmdidjfe FRIDAY 13 THE DAY TO VOTE! tion's 31st commercial producing production ended in September, state? Technically, yet; realistic- 1M1. . ally. no. ' On the lighter side, the period f hat'a the size-up by the big oil produced Washington't longest vi eompaniea, L'niversity of Wash-igil for an oil lease and a 90-mile ington geologista and the State Di- publicity trek bv Bellingham's vision of Alinet and Geology. mayor with fuel in his car scooped out of a hole in the Right Kind Formations I ground. The right kind of formations are The vigil of nearly three months here such as marine sedimentt, I was itaged by Clarence E. Van sandstones, shale and limestones Horn of Seattle in 1927. On Jan- mostly in Weetern Washington. ! uary 24 he stationed himself in But there are some minus fac-i front of the door to the State tors, too. The oil sanda art not Land Office in Olympia. With the at porous as those found in many help of two companions who re large fields. And volcanic activity i lieved him. Van Horn stayed there in the Pacific Northwest far back until April 19 when he was able in time folded and refolded the to renew leases on five pieces of strata in a complex jumble. Oil land in Mason and Grays Harbor and gas formed from countless counties. millions of marine ereaturea may I Not a toul showed up to com have leaked partly away in the ' pete with Van Horn for the leaset. process. I In Bellingham. a water depart- The eventual answer to whether j inent crew replacing a main dis untapped black gold lies hidden covered extensive oil seepage in beneath age-old formations rests I January, 19.10. Some exploratory in continued research and explor-1 work was done and in August, ations. - 1 1931, Mayor John A. Kellogg drove There have been small - scale 90 miles to Seattle to try and discoveries. One well, tht Sun-'Stimulate interest in the discov shine Mining Co. 'a Medina No. 1 ! ery. He used 35 gallons of "gat at Ocean City, on the coast about i oline" bailed out of the hole to 20 miles west of Aberdeen, has make the drive. Nothing ever been in production tine last came of it. August. 4,000 Barrels Taken The company sayt more than S.OOO barrelt of high-test oil have been taken from the well. The state has received SI ,692 in royal ties on S.OfiO barrels told to the U.S. Oil at refining Co. of Tacoma. I But State l.a nd commissioner ce iivs the well Bert Cole's office it operating only a few days a week. Stale officials believe peri-1 odic. shutdowns are needed to al-j low gas pressures to build up and cause the well to flow. Sunshine has declined to say j anything about the well's present operations. Daily production fig- j uret are a clnsel; guarded com panv secret. The American Petrol - eum Institute list, the daily aver - n r ik. c.,.ki. i-' from the Sunshine well. In dustry sources here, however.' doubt the yield is that large. And they hesitate to classify the well i at "commercial in the money making sense. Washington indisputably hat some oil. The big question ia how much? ire presence or ou naa oeen known since earlv explorers noted u. . .., . , ,,. . ii,. .., D..:"ecu5 he refused to "hand those seepages along the coast. Beari wallows Bj - . - - emu. 1 1 deu uyuuerues my iree- ,?, L Vli'. Pom." He said he referred to the implied strongly of kerosene many places. Strained Oil During World War II when gas oline was rationed some coast- guardmen stationed on the Olym pic Peninsula strained teepage oil through chamois skins, put it in their tanks and discovered their cars would run. The first known oil well was drilled around 1890 near Stanwood Snohomish Countv. It went down 350 feet. Nothing was found About three years later one of the earliest indications of natural gas occurred in Whatcom County. A man named Clark struck a match to liht his pipe while dig- Minf a or.lr urall An avnluinn bowled him over. Excitement L WASHINGTON I - Rep. Nor quicklv gripped the region and a ,,d R-Ore) says he has changed test well was started nearby. Re- n" . m'nd ""l "M Vl" Oregon suits proved disappointing and it " bf,or '" MX " primary was abandoned. "'T,110!1; , , Explorations, principally for oil, I. . Norblad earlier had said that followed during the intervening t " campaign tour during Con vears in cycles of intense activity I j"' Easter recess would he hie lnr i, 'last speaking tour prior to the Unitl the 1940s few welhi were elc''n- . . , , drilled on the basis of gas aeeps. I .Wednesday, however. Norblad Nearly all were bv wildrattera 0ri'd. n will tpend five daya in local interests Few went down ' Congressional District and more than 2.000 feet. ,he" "r' to Washington, D. C, I May 14. Oil Companies j Norblad la opposed by Phil Standard, Union and Ohio, which is a standard affiliate, were the only major oil companiea to turn their attention to Washington dur ing this period. in July, 1919, Standard drilled a Kit font well near Moclipa, in (,ray Harbor County, and sunk another in the same area to a depth of 3. 80S feet in January. 1920 After going to 4.130 feet with a third well near Pacific Beach and finding only slight showings of gaa and oil. Standard withdrew from active drilling in the state until 1945. Union spudded in well near; Ravmnnd, in Pacifie Count; Kfhnmry. 1929. and drilled to 4. M.S feft with no reditu. Tht eom-1 pany did not sink another well in the Mate until 1947. The Ohm Oil Co. drilled l 1 102 foot well near McCleary, in Mann Cftuntv. in 192ft and anoth er of G.72.S feet in the Aherdeen area in 19: t2 Tha eompany has since that time. Many Wtlli Drilled I p to 1930 some 10S wells had been put down in 23 emintiet- 17 in Western Washington, 6 on the East Side. The peak vear of 19,10 aw 27 'wells drilled, due largely to heightened interest as the re mi It of the Rattlesnake Hills natural gas field in Benton County being put into production. The Rattlenak field furnished gas to several lower Yakima al low wells for several yean, but supplies gradually give out and ALL, HONESTY i (Next: The frantic 30s and the People'i Gat at Oil Co. scandal.) White University Entry Sought By Negro Teacher ' GL'I-FPORT, Miss. The Rev. Clennon King, Negro history professor whose newspaper arti cles nearly closed Alcorn A4M Col lege last year, haa applied for ad mission to the all-while University of Mississippi. King said yesterday he applied ' .,',"." -I !" " , " " , , 11 n 1 "J L1" ,J"n S?r' lrr! ln American history There was no comment from uni versity officials. King, pastor of St. Andrew Af rican Methodist Episcopal Church, delivered a sermon entitled "The Real Reason 1 Was Fired." Alcorn A AM officials notified King two weeks ago his contract would not be renewed .i , . . "big white folks in authority" who ; told him he could stay at Alcorn if he wrote no more articles con cerning racial matters, made no more statementa and gave no more interviews. King. 38. wrote a teriet of arti cles last year criticizing the Na tional Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People as doing noth ing locally for Southern Negroes. In protest to the articles, about " ,a" iaKeo . weeK-.ong ' oi classes mat almost cios- Rep. Norblad To Visit Oregon Before Primary Hitchcock for the Republican nom ination. Movie Showtime TIHD4T. MAT II. It.U INDIAN THEATRE Door open 10 One eomplete thawing of "The Ten Comma ndmenli" at 7.30 only. STARLTTC DRIVE TN Ralaei open 7 00 Show etarta 7 iS "Boninur Tria io" 1)1, 11 23. -The Leong Haul" t 4ft PIKE DRIVE-IN Cloaed Mon-Tue. Re Opena full lime Wednesday. WKIlNEftD 4T, M 4 T U, ltl Indian theatric special Minn. amsri open in hi t-m rnmpHFia enow Inl rf "Th Tn Commandment" I V) Evninf doori ron f W On tvtmplet howing of " Tht Tn Comnvindmrnii" t 7.10 onlv STARLITT DBIVE-IV Ute opn 7 (10 Shntvi Hart 7 Vi " Tho Lrtof Hot Summer ' 7 51, 11 34 "Aparh War nor" o 11 PINE DRIVI-In Now opn full tim t-htKlue Gaia open 7 00 how (Viarta 7 W ' Lat of the Barimen" 7 47. H OT. ' M iaOOOOO Mile to Earth t .15 Re-Opening Wed-Nite FULLTIME! 7 Night, A Week Wed!., thru Sat! TWO 1 it-Run Features KHU MOMTSOMERT plus: Nighrmaiwt troen Space! GOP TO RAISE FUNDS PORTLAND The Multno mah County Republican organiza tion has announced a time pay ment plan lor purchaain;; tickets fur a fund-raising dinner. The tickets for the October din ner will cost S49 50. They may he paid for at the rate of $10 a month. Wednesday Only UCK NIGHT $1.00 Per Cerloed "L0V ME Of) LEAVE ME" tier, ring Doris Dey end James Caa eey, plus "A LAWLESS STREET" sfarriee Randolph Scott end An fele Lonibury. Ends TonioKt "DON'T CO NEAR THE WATER" end "FIGHTING CHANCE" Tonite: "Bonjour Tristesse" rLUS:l"The LONG HAUL Wed! thru Sat! GATES OPEN 7:00 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Joan Woodward BEST ACTRESS of the ytor THE RED-HOT. NAKED TRUTH ABOUT A fur... SENSATIONAL SOUTHERN FAMILY1 1 JOANNE WOODWAR PAUL NEWMAN ANTKONT NANCIOSA QMON WtUOl PLUS farrior Always 2 Cartoons Hurry! ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! Positively ENDS SATURDAY! THE GREATEST EVENT IN MOTION PICTURE HISTORY! Cecil bdeMilles W.e-'esaa) TheTen Commandments TOiYWTECrlSICClC ONE SHOWING NIGHTLY at 7 30 only DOORS OPEN i lt SPECIAL School Matineei Wed Thur at 1:30 DOOOS OPEN 1J 33 Students 75c FOR WED.-THUR. MATS Regular Pricei: ADULTS $1.25 Stedente-tOe Cnildree-SOe iNCWUeii! i JLaje--'n"W r 1 WW,