Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1931, Page 6

More Militiamen Leave Okla- homa Fields as Opposi- tion Is Lacking. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, August 8.—The| tlose of four days of martial law in/ Oklahoma oll fields found Gov. W. H. Murray's shutdown edict in full force tonight, with approximately 3,000 wells | choked down, but the goal of $1 a bar- rel ol still unattained. More Guardsmen were withdrawn from the fleld.l today, as little physical opposition the order mmrm zed, Austin, Tex., where the Legis] ‘with proposals designed to flush pools of East Texas. Texas Hits Record. B P Produciion. Shich ot the | it ction, W] o week ended x st 5 reached a record for any fleld ln the country, is the con- sideration that has rendered a shut- down in Oklahoma of much less sig- B0 covers "ol the natiow. wells of of the ow_ wel high-grade ofl south of Red River face of the record daily aver- age, East Texas production of au 236 | barrels, the famed gushers at Oklahom: City were throbhlnl under closed valves. | ‘The only company that attempted to | €ontest the shutdown order near the | week end was the Champlin Refining Co., military authorities reported. When the company tried to keep one of its wells open Natiomal Guardsmen forced workmen to close the producer. " b’:mé:crément Was Tnlde dur g:: y Peppers, in ¢ division of the hlmplln concern had interests ln that would allow it to “x..: e lon a m" oil movement from the Texas | n-ma to Oklahoma reflne;'lzl the Inter- 24 prosuced 551,019 dl 78,717 bar- EX-EDITOR OF OUTLOOK DIES AT SUMMER HOME Ernest Hamlin Abbott, Son of Late Rev. Lyman Abbett, Served as ‘War Correspondent in France. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 8 —Ernest Hamlin Abbott, 62, for many years edi- tor of the Outlook and a well known journalist, died today at his Summer home at Cornwall-on-Hudson. He was a son of the late Rev. Lyman Abbott. From 1907 to 1912 he was a director of the Grenfell Association of Amer- ica. He served for two years as chair- man of the Executive Committee of the National Service Commission on Con- gregational Churches, He was war cor- respondent for the Outlook in France in 1918 and 1919, He was the author of several books on social and religious subjects and a member of the National Press Club in ‘Washington. POLICE VKILL BANDIT LOS ANGELES, August 8 ().— Police called to the scene by a report of a robbery, late today shot and killed Gerrard Millstead, 19, Patterson, N. J., as he emerged from a looted pawn shop with a revolver in his hand. The officers said they waited outside and saw Millstead taking money from J. H. Keller, the proprieter. The youth backed out of ths door, then turned to face the officers, who fired. With a bullet in the abdomen and another in the shoulder, Millstead died @ short time later in a hospital. BOY SLAIN BY OWN GUN Special Dispatch to The Star. WEST UNION, W. Va. August 8.— Jesse Cumberledge. 14, whose father is | a merchant at Wilbur, elght miles north | of here, was killed in t-of -season hunfin‘ accident yuhrdly hy the dis- charge of his own gun. The body was found by Wilbur Seck- man, 18, who was walking through the woods. The t‘fun the authorities say, 3 wu u:clden | ly dl:chnrm while the across & fence. 'memm of his hnl:: ‘was blown away. | N est will be held. All articles caretully washed in soft filter- ed water under lab- oratory _con trolled system. Wearing ap- parel returned damp without starch . . flat work caretuily | ironea. Minimum bundle, $1 NATIONAL LAUNDRY 0. 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