Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1940 — Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 12. 1040 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 8 WILLKIE ROMPS Royal Refugee GALL OF THE SEA ‘Serpent of Fire' Is Urged To Guard Texas Border OFFICERS ARE NAMED WITH COWBOYS BRR SEPARATES TWINS rs ren. ue at es i eT Tye rs if quppen with erwer, he points ot, vt ents || WAYNE POST 64

AN AN " 3 - Other suggestions coming before! This line could be tapped-17 miles A rn rigel by ut because there is a terrific gas % WEYMOUTH, Mass, July 12 (U Oh wrigtiing 115 wifies from Bi Mr. Sadler's have been: A barbes north of Langtry to pour crude oil bY s 1 s John D. Ricketts has been elected P) —The Wilder twins have sepa- Paso to the Guif of Mexico 1S the wire fence along the Rio Grande: into the Rio Grande upriver from | pressure va Sr a tor commander of Wayne Post 64, ted r 22 vears of cons lates f $ y “electrify fence,” © i an- Ap 10 field 1s located at an “ - rated—after 22 years of constant latest defense idea of Texans who “electrify the fenc Suggested an- Del Rio : pumping American Legion. known as “The Pr ‘omises Be tter Chuck on LAR companionship. are fidgety about possible land In- other: & concrete pill box every Another oil pipe line runs paral-| elevation of about 2600 feet. The 3 ; eh Wi : X or Albert L. and Arthur T. Wilder vasions by enemies crossing the Rio hundred yards; flood lights every lel to the Rio Grande at a distance | Rio Grande at Langtry is at ele- Friendly Legion Post Clifford K. Banks of Potomac in 11: \ SE No were inseparable when boys and, Grande 100 vards (like night baseball) of about 70 miles—which is no vation, 1315 feet. Mr. Sadler isn't Robbins was named Arst vice come Sen on entering high school, played side Jerry Sadler, Texas railroad com- Although there are numerous oil distance to Texans. particularly worried about a motor- mander and John R. Dickison secs Goes to Denver N hd by side on Weymouth's state cham- missioner, sponsors the proposal to fields in the southern tip of Texas, After rounding the rugged wil-| ized enemy crossing over through ond vice commander ’ a + ON pionship football team. pour oil in the Rio Grande and set Sadler counts on the famous Yates derness of the Big Bend, the Rio the Big Bend region where the Rio| Other officers elected were Lee 1, By PATI T SMITH } E Tnen thev enrolled on the nauti- it &fire if an attack occurs pool to feed his military furnace. Grande cuts north to within 70 Grande has cut St. Helena Canyon Everett, adjutant; Cecil Barker, Uni Press Correspondent a CR cal schoolship Nantucket. where “If only 10 wells would turn loose Yates field has a 24-hour potential miles of the Yates Pool itselt, be- 1516 feet deep and Mariscal Canyon finance officer; Henry GG. Woehl= COLORADO SPRINGS Colo § a they learned the art of seamanship oil into the Rio Grande it would vield of about 8.000000 barrels fore slanting back to the south-|1675 feet. ecke, chaplain, and John Schofield, WD Wi iateih Per irtiae | we al 3 \ and made a8 Mediterranean cruise be impossible for anv invading Located in west Texas, about 240 east, Mr. Sadler says another spigot Feeding his fire line between the sergeant-at-arms topether Now—for the first time— &rmy to cross the river. This oil, miles east of El Paso, Mr. Sadler could be put there. Preferably, he Big Bend of the Rio Grande and| State convention deiegates are they are no longer together. Albert when set ablaze, would shoot flames says this field would be tapped by suggests running pipe lines parallel El Paso seems feasible to Mr. Sadler Willard Thomas, William F. O'Neill, <ailed for Mexico on an Esso tanker hundreds of feet and would pipelines running to the river, A to the river and feeding a serpent because there is another pipeline Morris G. Boschen and Clifford K. and Arthur is bound for an undis- continue to burn fiercely as long line already runs down to Del Rio, of fire through strategically placed running from the midst of Winkler | Robbins. Alternates are Phillip I, closed destination aboard & Stan- as the oil flowed into the river,” within three miles of the river feeder lines County's 14 oil fields — north of France, Mr. Ricketts, Victor L. Ris dard oil tanker Mr. Sadler, one of the three mem- bank. Its CApacity IS 40 000 barrels The Yates pool is the pertect res- Yates — to El Paso. got and Loren E Daniel

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