Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 113, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1930 — Page 14

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SINCLAIR PLANS NEW EMPIRE OF OIL IN GERMANY Hints Sudden Investment of Millions of Dollars to Exploit Fields. £m l nilerl Press BERLIN, Sept. 19.—Harry F. Sinclair, American oil magnate, has decided to enter the German petroleum industry "on a big scale," said today Sinclair has spent ten days investigating the Hanover oil district. He indicated that Germany's oil possibilities are much greater than generally is realized. His ultimate aim is to establish a vertical oil trust in Germany, including producing, refining and distributing units. Big-Scale Production "I expect to enter the HanoverOldenburg oil district soon, prepared to undertake production ori a big scale," Sinclair said. "Exploitation may require the sudden investment of several million dollars. "It is impossible to say how much land we might require, but if necesrary we would purchase 5,000,000 or 10.000,000 acres at the outset Sinclair is much impressed by the possibilities of the German oil fields, he said. "Production in the Hanover area, which embraces 70 per cent of the total German output, is small, but it is increasing rapidly,” he said. "It amounted to 663,000 barrels in 1928, 716.000 barrels in 1929, and it had exceeded 800,000 barrels on Aug 1. 1930. Rapid Progress Made "The German Sinclair Petroleum Corporation which started operating Jan. 1 already is running numerous bulk and service stations in Germany. "Our immediate purpose, if production is undertaken successfully, would be to supply out own refining and distributing agencies in Germany, but it must be remembered that Germany annually consumes more than 400,000.000 gallons of gasoline besides lubricants, fuel, oil, kerosene and Diesel oil, and the market is immense.”

175,000 AT BALL GAMES City Diamonds Were Used by 37,800 Players, Kilgore Reports. More than 175,000 Indianapolis persons were spectators at amateur ball games in which 37,800 players took part during the 'recent, baseball season at local parks, according to a report today by David B. Kilgore, recreation director. During the May 15 to Sept. 15 period, 2,100 permits were issued for ball games on twenty-one diamonds. WAR GAME IN FRANCE Twenty-five Thousand Soldiers Engage in Motorized Maneuvers. B’i l niley Press DIJON, France, Sept. 19.—Twentyfive thousand soldiers started motorized maneuvers in the Lorraine war games today. Equipment including armored cars capable of covering the same ground as a tank. The movements will conclude Monday in the presence of General Weygand.

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ILLINOIS STREET PAVING PROJECT LET AT524,625 Standard Company Given Contract: Work to Be Done by Nov. 1. Resurfacing of Illinois street from Twenty-eighth to Thirty-fourth street was the biggest street' construction project let this week by the city works board. The contract was awarded hhe Standard Paving Company on a bid of $24,625. The work is to be completed by Nov. 1. Other contracts awarded Twentieth street, from Talbot.fc to Central avenues, except intersections of Delaware, Alabama and New Jersey streets, surface treatment, Union Asphalt 'Construction Company, S7OO, Nov. 1, and sewer. Garfield ’ avenue, frdm Thirty-fifth street, to 105 feet north of Thirtyfourtfi street. Columbia Construction Company, $1,130, sixty days for completion. Follov. ing sewer resolutions were adopted: School street from Thirty-fourth street to thirty-four feet south of Thirty-sixth street, and from Thirty-eighth street to thirty-four feet north of Thirtysixth street. California street, from Pearl street to 150 feet south, and Arthington boulevard from Thirtyeighth street to forty feet north of Thirty-seventh street.

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Julian Hathaway, 16-year-old meehanical genius of Norwalk, Cal., amazed veteran oil men by the perfection of his work in constructing this miniature oil rig with which he sank a 90-foot well on his father's ranch. Young Hathaway, shown beside his working model, cut, bored and bolted all materials with precision tools in his own workshop.

GROCER NORRIS NEXT IN SENATE CAMPAIGN QUIZ Committee's Evidence Links Nebraska Unknown, to Power Interests. By Vnited Press CHICAGO. Sept. 19. Grocer George W. Norris’ motives for seeking to oppose Senator George W. Norris for nomination on the Republican ticket in the recent Nebraska primary, today lpecame the concern of the Nye senate campaign funds investigating committee. Through, for the present, with its inquiry into the campaign expenses of Ruth Hanna McCormick in Illinois, the committee prepared to hold its next hearing at Lincoln, Neb., starting Monday. Senator Gerald P. Nye, chairman of the committtee, said he and Senator Porter H. Dale (Vermont) would conduct the sessions at Lincoln. where testimony will be heard as to reported connections between

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Britain to Return Chinese Area LONDON, Sept. 19 Great Britain has agreed to hand the Chinese concession of Amoy back to China

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