Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1948 — Page 3

, 1948 FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1048 te THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES A re kt Texan Warns STRAUSS SAYS: STORE OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW . , > iE [FE ASAT UR DAY TAL FIVE : : ust ATIr “wn. | NaturalGas { Samparea gas users were warned today that : : : : of shortage may come = Soybeans ent generation faces the threat of an ; garg and corn having to return to other fuels. : : : : ? Battle dor chine from a . i Tn : ; | man who ought : : 7 SRR : Re month to know. He is ie glo : ge , farmers Humber of the : sconomie road ACCENT ON : . = FULL WEIGHT ad agency that reg- : x 3 y A : ulates oil and % : sdarwont ET, Cuerson > here attending RR

: BUYS, in new ties of taste! f clothes “In my opinion if the present Including Knits—Panels— Webi accelerated withdrawal of gas . from Texas is even maintained, MeCratian Fland.L domed Ties d for much less increased, by granting Foula ects—Botany : of further certificates, the present (Wrinkle-Free) Wools on Plain Col generation will see the depletion Sharkskin Worsted. — » of these reserves brought to a 4 ? such jo prices! point where it will have to look Chalk Stripe Worsteds Srowns-—snd f elsewhere for its supply of gas)” rays—and Mr, Culberson was reminded F Stripe Worsteds = Blues—and Blues! - that doleful prophets some years BOXER ancy is and Y Men's ' ago also predicted that by now Wales and Di i Men oung we'd be running out of oil. He SHORTS a iagonals regulars, longs, shorts replied: j - stouts.

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the Interstate O 11 Compact Mr. McNeil Commission meeting that ended Wednesday, said the life expectancy of Texas gas reserves al-

duced.” Texas is where the bulk of natural gas comes from, and has about 84 per cent of the nation's reserves. But the life of those reserves |

has been greatly reduced by building of pipelines—and contin-

ued granting of pipeline permits by the Federal Power Commission, Mr. Culberson said. “The ability to withdraw gas from these reserves by transporting ‘pipelines has been increased materially,” ‘he added. “The result is that the estimated life ex-

pectancy by the most optimistic| .

witness, who placed it at about 43 years, has been materially reduced. Doleful Prophets

“While it's true deeper drilling is resulting in discovery of more gas or distillate oil producing fields, in my opinion the fact remains that the superior uses befng made of gas in the chemical industry and for other purposes, vl create new demands which will substantially if not entirely absorb any additional reserves that may be discovered by deep drilling.

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“This, in my opinion, will hast- 4 x on the exhaustion of the natural UNDERSHIRTS wik s gigantic gosh-awful sale - ¢ gas reserves of Texas.” — A ; 3 ft Pe a oa Texas” of dear ombe d yar BUT: this presentation is a -

Texas, he said, does not want

fo build a wall around itself,

eeping all its natural gas. The state “will always share her abundance with the balance of the country. But I believe that to deplete this great natural gas resource with its resulting impact on our local economy is working a great injustice on posterity. “Natural gas is not just something you burn under your teapot. It is the source of innumerable chemicals. Valuable and necessary products, plastics and other items derived from natural gas, are consumed in great quan-

tities. ' So whatever we made of}

it In Texas is useful and necessary to people everywhere.” Mr. Culberson believes conser-

" vation of natural gas is primarily

the problem of the producing states. “I do not believe,” he said, “that the production of any natural re-

soyres Should be subject fo Any Dart or Hull industry a value to shoot at—and to give Se 3.65 Mr. Patron a value that will bring him rm such deep and lasting satisfaction—as Latest in Furs: Dele

- Seal Born in Zoo Science Service SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3—The newest thing in furs has made fts debut here, but not in a fashion show. It is an Alaskan fur seal pup born in the San Diego zoo. The new seal is the first offspring of the group of seals which arrived at the zoo a year ago. Mother seal “wears” her new fur coat in her mouth, at least long enough to get the pup to a secluded ledge in their zoo pool for swimming lessons.

Eastern Star to Meet Mrs. Sonoma Woodruff of Ft. Wayne, Order of Eastern Star worthy grand nfatron, will visit the North Park Chapter No. 104 during its meeting next Tuesday

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3.65

Arrow Oxfords, 4.50

ARROW WHITE SHIRTS

4.50

SOCKS

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