Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-19

appointing II 1Skyz SoEd4bulB each "a -
pointed 10, saying that he might wal
possible that in the Rocky Mountak
region Of which Montana Is par
that two more each Of producers, re
timers, transporters and marketer
may be named later on. w. II. Fer
guson, Continental OH Co., Is chair.
man for this district He was Ike
wise chairman under the MIRA setup
Full participation by Standard com
panies as well as independents Is In
dicated IN the membership Of cozn'
mitteeS throughout the country. Cen
eral chairmen named are:
District /, John A. Brown, Socony-
Vacuum.
District 2. Prank Phillips. Phillips
Petroleum Co.
District 8. Charles F. ROesser, For
Worth.
District 4, w. H. Ferguson. Con-
tinental OIL Co.
District S, A. L. Well, Los Angeles
The duties Of committeeman are,
according to Ickes: ITO advise and
consult with me and with the deputy
co-ordinator and local representatives
to be designated on matters relating
to the proper coordination Of the &C
tivities of the petroleum industry for
national defense, as set forth In the
presidents letter of May %, and in
that same connection to assist in the
performance with specific recommen-
dations as may be issued"
Following is the complete member
ship Of Regions 4 and in which
Montana crude Oil and products are
chiefly marketed:
District
Comprised of Montana. Idaho, Wy
oming, Utah and Colorado.
General committee: Chairman, w.
H. Ferguson, Ponca City, Okla, vice
president, Continental OH Co.; r. S.
Denver, Minnelusa Oil Corp,
(production); Henry Moyle. Salt Lake
City, president, Wasatch Oil g. Rein
ing Co., (refining); Burton W. Musser,
Salt Lake City, general counsel, Utah
Oil Refining Co., (transportat II.
Earl Clack, Havre, Mont, Clack Oil
Co., (marketing).
Production committee: Chairman,
John F. Cullen, Casper, Wyo., general
superintendent, Rocky Mountain Gas
Co.; H. A. Stewart, Denver, Rocky
Mountain superintendent, The Texas
Co.; j. T. Moroney, Casper. Wyo., land
Sinclair Wyoming Oil
Co.; W. M Holland, Casper, Wyo., |
Rocky Mountain division manager, /
Ohio Oil Co.; A. B. Cobb, Cut Bank,
Mont, A. B. Cobb & Co., Independent |
producer; George N. McCabe, Cut
Bank. Mont, Santa Rita on Co.; v.
VI. Kirk, F'rannie, Wyo., Independent +
1roducer; E. J. Sullivan, Casper, Wyo.,
president, e. T. williams OH Co.;
Arthur E. Johnson, Denver, president,
Argo Oil Co., Independent producer.
Refining committee: Chairman,
To-; F. w. Bird, Butte, Mont, presi-
lent, Glacier Production Co.; II. E.
lotion, Casper. Wyo, refinery super
Indiana Standard; H. S.
6cCray, Sunburst, Mont, refinery
uperintendent, The Texas Co.; l. L.
ninth, Denver, refinery superintend-
Mt, Continental Oil Co.; Don Hag-
eman, Laurel, Mont, general man
ger, Independent Refining Co.: N. II.
johnson, Cheyenne, Wyo., Frontier
Co; d. o. Gray, Newcastle,
Vyo., president. Gray Refining Co.;
!, l. Allen, Lewistown, Mont, presi-
ent, AFRO OH g. Refining Co; P. N.
orttn, Billings, Mont, vice president.
ale OIL Corp.
Transportation committee: Chair !
IAN, Burton w. AGusser, Utah OIL !
.efining Co.; Z. M. Hamilton, Md I
est, Wyo., Stanolind on g. Gas Co.;
III. Healy, Casper, Wyo., attorney, 8
hi0 Oil Co.; Edgar Fl. Rust, Denver,
Colorado Petroleum Co;
1yde Parrish, Casper, Wyo., Rocky Z
fountain Pipeline superintendent,
inclair- Wyoming OH Co; r. ". Rod
IAN, Denver, vice president, Ray Pc Q
'oletm Co.; L. b. O7geil, Cut Bank, 9
font, Northwest Refining Co.; Glenn d
ielson, Cody, Wyo.. president. Husky Q