New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, inuksuay, APKIL 10, 1923, P S © NEW NAVAL OIL POLICY WOULD END (i, | e In Ficod’s Wake in the above that on the subjeet srves newding the d ALL TROUBLES OVER LEASING LAND Wanted—Experienced Sales- conr will iogislate iIh-‘ above 1 rtione cases and of oil r buFORF BE'NG EXECUIDD hdlo~ for Saturday Afternoon —{that reaso <¢ ro recommendation [ | concerning sa riss i Navy Dept. Today Outlines e ooniroll ot mich ey e Plans Whereby Govt. sl Would Be Safeguarded From Future Frauds. . ision in | committee, Sceretary {should be stated that Nos. 1 (California) 13 Wyoming) contain larg quantities of oil that can be preserved in the ground, at least for the present.” | Reserve No. 2 (California), he said “presents a different situation by rea- son of the leases to the IHonolulu Handwriting ¥xnert Says Woman v\mtn .-otm Hackensack, rd G. Sp handwriting exp ness heard yester Mrs. Emma Mah on harge of writing and obscene letters to the drilling of Broateh, wealthy r such leases as those granted under |offset wells,” the letter co nued, in Be n county, ormer Secretary Denby, was an-|“we will submit to the commission at he hgs compared 1 nounced today by Secretary Wilbur, l.-nm,\n.g the situation the question as ing in sonfe of the letters with that on In a letter to Scnator Hale of {to whether or not contrs awarding a cancelled mortg: Maine, chairman of the senate naval |the government a portion m’ the oil Mrs. Mahler, and said i the work | sommittee, Mr. Wilbur declared that |drained from our rvserves and flow- of the same person | leases or contracts will be !ing from wells upon ac ~~~t prop- | SN ] nade” by the mavy department with- [erty cannot be arranged for, based CHINA REPLIES ut the personal approval of the scc- upon tlhie consideration not to drill Z such offset wells in lieu of the driil- Lyeny s Permit etary of the navy. “No further lecases will be madec ing of such wells and the conscquent Any Outsider to Interfere antil expressly authorized by con- additional drain upon the oil reserves. G gress,” he continued, “unless it ap- “The navy department has a com- pears to my satisfaction that such prehensive plan for oil tanks at lcases are absolutely essential to strategic points. This plan was prevent the draining of oil in the re- drawn up by the war plans division serves by wells drilled adjacent there- and has been approved by the general to, and unless it further appears that 'board. With slight modifications it i such leases are fully authorized by |is the same as adopted in 1915 srrangng y act of congress, and in that event | “At this time the navy department { /8" 4 such leases will be made only after | has 4,160,000 barrels of oil tankage | BOYTImeNt. 4 ' competitive hidding." nnd IAEN ol), S Tniad={ TueERenCch warning fwas ibaked o Referring to the Teapot Dome liti- HE AL Eoramouth N B |10 B SRS TniLTe Lalle fte putns ”\"‘n‘x:'fll'“mr ‘a”\‘ China replied that the railvoad is a (Teapot, { Rie Washington, April 10.—A naval oil policy, designed to suard the government against i AR zun company 1 any | “With reference meh Gove, Cannot e Assotated Press, ing, April 19.—The {ernment replied yesterday to 1 recent wars gainst ignoring inter of Russo-Asiatic in the hinese gov- lhr‘ the bank linese ¢ eon C Ritsticn wher soviet zation now pending, Secretary Wil- bur sald he would avoid “in every 4 : way any act or proceeding which will ””." teh Rl Euterpiise ' in any way involyve the rights of the .“,]‘"'l' e SOVEELAGRE cANNOL w‘"m; government in such litigation and 128 nent b isicpnaton doylog 1 avoid any conduct which may in terere phusthermosn the seply, seis ] any way interfere with the conten- aut, (thel agroements oty 1030 tions advanced by the attorneys for ::\;:(']h ::):“ '|“‘l;"';i"‘l”:'[_';:"”_0 he governmichL, rence of the Russo-Asiatic bank in | Question of Authority. any agreement reached between China “The question as to whether or | "PON both projects. oo land Russia. not the ofl reserves should be man. "Oil now being produced in - the e | ory covered by the i liti- 2 azed by the navy department or the itory covered LTSI . | department of the |~n‘h‘rmr or to the | §ation i being controlled by the re- A TN IMUATING ;xtent to which fthese -departments | ceIVers under order of court. W April 10.—The cotton should co-operate in the further man- Wil Take OV mRrkey of buying srders this N OPiin e Pestvht Tt faitan add that T s per- | forer a result of strong cables . “is involved in the pending liti- {and excessive rain in the belt. May zation' and the secere ¥ of the navy contracts jumped 93 points to 81.95, and the navy department will b Jew crop months advanced zuided by the judgment in the afore LIS A wentloned litigation, unless in the neantime congress enacts legisiation ructed ur and approxim; pleted, and age @t Pearl constructed under the contracts approximately 70 per cent completed, None o this uncom- pleted fankage contains oil but the {eases are at present continuing work being Pan-American Yor! was “I may sonal charge of a ¢ navy department pertaining oil loases and no leases or contracts will be made in this department without the personal approval of of the navy. X ¥ X x x “In making this statement T do not wish to be understood as taking any | position ecither for or ugainst the val- idity of the exccutive order of May | the while rom the secre- - Nost Sle. Russcll Bros.— ndvt, Butter, Best Creamery Butfer, §1.00. 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