Word: pooling
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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That the two pools in the New Indoor Athletic Building, last year's gift of Alumnus Aquaticus, are popular with members of the University was conclusively proved by figures revealed yesterday by B. S. Ulen, swimming coach. "The average attendance," Ulen said, "for the past four days has been 370, with the greatest numbers coming between 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock. Yesterday the heat swelled the daily number to 450. If the pool becomes too crowded we may be reluctantly forced to require men to sign up, as is done for squash; but we will avoid this...
...library continues to be one of the best equipped for the general reader. In the reading room a large number of daily newspapers from all sections of the country together with the leading magazines of the world are on file. Equipment for games includes billiard and pool tables, and card and chess rooms...
...below any weekly figure during 1929. This betterment is the result of rigid curtailment. The most spectacular examples are the South Oklahoma City field where, although a 25% production of potential capacity is allowed, operators have been running at 8%, will slow down to 5%, and the Hobbs Pool, New Mexico, running 32,000 bbl. per day instead of a potential 287,000. In Pennsylvania last week curtailment was decided upon by many large independents. Their immediate reward was a 25-35 ? rise in crude prices. The Oklahoma City field remains the chief problem, however, and only if curtailment...
Last week 70% of Transcontinental's stockholders voted that the company be sold to Ohio Oil Co., dissolved. Ohio Oil is one of the large producers, turning out 18,096,000 bbl. last year. It shares the rich Yates Pool with Transcontinental, and the two companies are associated with Prairie Oil & Gas in large natural gas developments. President and general manager of Ohio Oil since 1927 is Otto Dewey Donnell, oldtime oilman. He joined the company 35 years ago, became a director in 1911 when it was severed from old Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, was made...
...wears a black veil and who in the end turns out to be the long-lost mother of one of the characters. There is also an unscrupulous society woman, her evil brother, and a country girl whom an artist from the East finds bathing at dawn in a mountain pool. Blond Una Merkel takes the part of this young girl. That her good looks and slow, intense voice will make her important before long is the only interesting suggestion conveyed by the whole silly business. Typical Wright phraseology: "vipers" (for villains), "little minx" (for heroine), "ablution" (for bath...