Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 66, Decatur, Adams County, 18 March 1948 — Page 6

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Cite Vital Need Os - New Oil Reserves — Industry Points To Danger Os Shortage Washington, March 18 — (UP) — Oil men.said today that at the rate this country is burning up petroleum it had better find some new reserves — quick. To prevent serious shortages, the petroleum industry said, nearly two barrels of oil reserves must be found for every barrel taken out of the ground at least through 1950. And to accomplish this, it added, it will have to have about one-sixth I of the country’s finished steel output for the next 18 months in order to expand drilling, production, transportation, distribution and storage. These estimates were disclosed in a 100-page survey prepared by the national petroleum council which represents major segments of the industry. The report was made under the Republican antiinflation act which permits indus-j try-wide voluntary action to overcome shortages of critical products. As a point of departure, the survey used interior department estimates that last year’s record daily consumption of 5,900.000 barrels will soar to 6.250,000 in 1948, to 6,550,000 in 1949, and to C. 800,000 in 1950. The council said “substantially all’’ of the oil industry’s reserve productive capacity has been absorbed because drilling activity was “sharply curtailed” during the j war for lack of equipment. Now, it added, there is “need to discover and develop at least 1% barrels of new crude oil reserves for each barrel produced during , such time as the demand for crude continues to increase as it has in , the past and as is forecast for the . future.” The industry’s ability to provide “sufficient crude oil productive ca- , pacity to meet demands at any given time depends primarily” on the ( volume of crude in developed underground reserves, the survey said. The more than 21,000,000,000 barrels of current underground reserves are “the highest in history.” But to keep pace with developing demand. the council said, 37,600 new wells should be drilled in 1948 and 38,200 in 1949. o New York subway maps are made from a waterproof, stainproof plastic that is produced with rosin from southern pine trees.

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Fire Destroys Shed On Dickason Farm Berne, Mar. 18—A large implement shed on the Willis Dickason farm three miles northwest ot Geneva, was completely destroyed by fire Tuesday night. The origin of the fire is not known. A number of implements in the ■ shed were destroyed. The large i farm residence was badly scorch- ■ ed by the heat but was saved by ' the Geneva fire department, which answered the alarm. I 0 Butter Prices Zoom I In Midwest Cities Six To Eight Cents Increase Reported Chicago, Mar. 18 —(UP)-Butter prices rose at many midwestern cities today, jumping six to eight cents in line with a rise in wholesale prices. Grade A butter on the Chicago exchange went up eight cents yesterday. It sold for 84 cents. Grade B, at 8.3 u cents, and grade C, at 82%, were both up 7% cents. The sharp advance was attributed to increased pre-Easter demand, reduction in supplies in cities due to bad weather last week, and the shelving in congress of a proposal to repeal or reduce federal taxes on oleomar- I garine. Some stores said butter would sell for close to $1 today. It had sold for 84 to 91 cents yesterday. The rise was felt first at Chicago, St. Louis and Milwaukee. One St. Louis dairy boosted its price eight cents. Milwaukee dairies hoisted prices to 96 cents a pound. Butter sold for 88 cents there yesterday. The National Association of Re- | tail Grocers said today that re- I tail food prices generally were I staying steady.

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