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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-07
Plan VIII Be Extended
Delta Zeta Sorority Groups
to Honor National officer
indianapolis Alumnae chapter will

indianapolis AlUmnae chapter will
entertain with a reception to-
night at the home of Miss Har-
riet Kistner, alumnae president, 1902
North Illinois street. officers Of the
alumnae will receive with Miss Kist-
ner.
A plateau of pink Killarney roses
will center the table and appoint
ments will be carried out in the
sorority colors, rose and green. Mrs.
Robert Hueslein is in charge of the
reception arrangements.
Active chapter of the sorority has
issued invitations to the members of
the Women's Council of Butler uni
versity, active and pledge presidents
of campus sororitieS and members
Of the mothers club for a tea from
3 to 430 tomorrow at the chapter
house, ALL lockwood avenue.
The affair will honor Mrs. Pease.
Miss Florence Condrey, president,
Mrs. Byron G. Sunderland, alumnae
advisor, and officers will receive in
formally with Mrs. Pease. Rose
tapers will light the table, which
will be centered with pink roses.
Miss Evelyn Wright is in charge of
arrangements.
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manence and learn to enjoy light
hearted good time without humming
a wedding march under her breath
If her mental equipment is nimble
enough, she can interest the man
of 40 on the the mental side far
more easily that the callow youth
can be handled.
Many mature men would be glad
to spend an evening talking with an
intelligent woman. Their side of
the story is that women are not in
terested in the things that interest
them, and that the sexes have no
real point of contact other than the
physical.
II
Dear Jane Jordan-I am in love
with a fellow who I have known
for long time. We have had
only one or two dates together.
Should I buy him a Christmas
present or just send him card?
Answer-A Christmas card will be
enough.
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Personals

Norman a. Perry has gone to
New York to meet Mrs. Perry. Nor
man a. Perry Jr. and Charles Rog-
ers Jr.. who will return today from
Europe.
Mrs. Carl Lieber. 1905 North Ala
bama street. Will spend Christmas
holidays with her daughters. Mrs
John Turner and Miss Meta Lie
Der. in New York.
MI. and Mrs. Charles J. Lynn.
5000 Sunset lane. are visiting in
New York.
Mrs. Sylvester johnson Jr, 366S
Central avenue. viii attend nationa.
meetings of the Womans Organ.-
eaton for National Prohibition Re
form at New York and Washington.
Mrs. johnson is state chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latham and
Mrs. j. J. Daniels have returned
from Tyson, N. c.
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not make it.
Perhaps your friends are right
in assuming that you want girl
to adore you. Such an attitude
passes for conceit, but it really is
the opposite. You need alteration
in order to convince you of your
worth.
Somewhere along the line you
have acquired some rather
feminine traits which you would
do we'll to face and replace with
a more aggressive masculine atti-
tude. If you want a girl, go out
and get her but don't tWiddle
your thumbs waiting for some
angel to drop out of the blue.
Dear Jane Jordan-I would like
to know what you and your read
ers think of men around 40. Are
there any that think women Of
the same age are decent and re-
spectacle? I am a widow Of that
age and it seems to me that men
Of 40 have less reason about them
and less confidence in women than
the younger folks. I don't believe
that women of this age need eX-
perience and thrills, but a more
settled, confidential companion. I
have met several men, but after a
few times in their company I get
disguised.
WAITING AND WONDERING
AnSWer-It is true that men OF
40, particularly men whose mar
riagaS are emotionally bankrupt
feel that the years in which they
can enjoy their potency are wan
ing. This half-unrecognized fear
makes them banker for romance
more than the settled companion
whom they have come to abhor.
Mature men aren't so susceptible
to the illusions Of love as the young
They are. not to be fooled by a ply
steal drunk. Moreover they have
learned a thing or two about wo-
mans pOSSeSsiveneSS and avoid a
relationship like the
plague unless marriage is their aim
The very fact that a woman
frankly admits her intense desire
for a settled companion" either
makes them take to their heels If
fear or "act up" in sheer perversit!
just to show the lady where she
stands.
The best procedure for a widow Of
40. Is to hide her instinct for per-
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PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR BUSINESS GIRLS

Y. W. G. A. junior business girls
will meet at 7 tomorrow night at Cen
trail Y. w. c. A. when Miss Myrtle
Powell will speak on News Flashes
From Russia" Following the talk
there will be tap dancing, directed
by Miss Enid Kimball and dra-
mates led by Miss Pauline Smith.
This group, open to any girl in
business who is 81 or younger, meets
regularly each Friday night. A pro-
gram arranged in a term of eight
weeks offers an interesting choice of
activities planned by the Misses
Frances Esther, Alyce eastman and
La Verne Anderson. Miss Ander-
son is chairman of the club. Miss
eastman and Miss Louise Weiland
are captains Of the two groups who
are recruiting new members.
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Reception and informal tea to-
night and tomorrow will honor Mrs.
John w. Pease, Cincinnati, who is
visiting local chapters of Delta
zeta sorority.
Mrs. Pease is editor of the ma
tional sorority magazine, THE
Lamp" and national president for
1896.
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SHOWER TO
HONOR MISS SMITH

Miss Dorothy Jane Lewis will en-
terrain with a bridal shower for
Miss Adelaide Smith tomorrow
afternoon. Miss Smiths wedding
to Harold Cumberworth will take
place Dec. a.
Guests will include Mrs Carolyn
W Smith, mother of the bride
elect, and Misses Irma Drake, Ma
belle Sherman, Portia Pittinger,
Martha and MARITIME Karnes, Fran
ces Moody, Betty Means, Lucia Ed
wards, Martha Jane Bannister and
Mary Elizabeth Pell.
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New Members
Are Arranging
Party at Club

Highland Golf and Country Club
will entertain with a buffet supper
and bridge party Sunday night with
new members in charge of the pro-
gram.
New members on the committee
include Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig,
chairmen; Messrs. and Mesdames
Don Carter, Paul Fifer, George Hill
gemeier Jr., Robert Sanders, Rich
ard Lowther, William MeUb and
Lawrence Eby.
Other members who will assist the
committee will include Messrs. and
Mesdames j. V. Stout, William J.
Mooney Jr., Sam Allen and Russell
Cook
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SOrOritieS

Miss Frances Chandler will be
hostess for the regular meeting Of
Alpha Phi Sigma sorority tonight.
Alpha omega sorority will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Jone
AIcDermed.
Theta chapter, Sigma Epsilon
sorority, will entertain with a card
party tonight at the Sphinx Arms
The committee is composed of
AIeSdameS Dan ViguS, Bud Foster
and Jack CasoS.
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Miss Adams
Coming Out
Fete Is Set
Supper Dance Announced
for Christmas Night at
Athletic Club.

Miss Sarahanne Adams will be in
troduced to society by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray Adams,
at a debut supper dance Christmas
night at the indianapolis Athletic
Club.
Invitations have been issued to
friends in the city and out-of-town.
Miss Adams, who was graduated
from Tudor hall, is senior at Sarah
Lawrence college in Bronxville, N Y.
She will arrive soon to spend the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents, who live at 1895 North Meri-
dian street.
Mrs. Adams recently returned
from New York where she spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter.
Miss Adams will be entertained
at several social affairs during the
holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley
will give a tea dance Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 80 at the Athletic
club for Miss Adams.
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Party Series
Scheduled for
Hunt Members

Several social events will be held
for members of the Traders Point
Hunt during the holiday season. On
Saturday afternoon, Dec. %, MI
and Mrs. Cornelius o. Alig will give
a tea dance for the field following
the run.
Miss Anne Ayres will be hostess
at a tea for members on Dec. 20.
Following the hunt Saturday, Dec.
Is, Mrs. Nathan P. Graham and
Mrs Hortense Rauh Burpee will en-
terrain.
The Christmas morning hunt will
start at 8 from the Bowman Elder
stable on Moore road.
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COMMITTEE WILL
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

An open house and tea will be
held from 2 to 4 Monday afternoon
at the American Settlement by the
American citizenship committee Of
the Indianapolis Council of Women.
Mrs. Frank E. Weimer is chairman
of the committee.
Assisting Mrs. Weimer will be
Mesdames c. w. Awkman, Villa
Walker M. H Harmon, Bert West
over. Adolph Wagner, 7. V. Petran-
off, L. E. Schultz, Mable Prange and
John Larson.
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Bazaar to Be Held

Sunshine Philathea class of the
Thirty-First Street Baptist church
will sponsor a Christmas bazar and
supper tomorrow and Saturday
nights at the recreation hall. Mem
bers taking part include Misses Ma
RE Denton, Newell Whelan, Lucy
Williams, Mary Katherine and Jane
Preston, Hazel Wilson, Frances Gis-
Ter. Mary Alice O'Donneu, Beatrice
ODonneu, Evelyn Meek, Dorothy
Downey, Ariminta Fullilove and
Vona Cox Mrs. Robert Barker is
the class teacher.
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PLAYERS CLUB WILL
GIVE SHOW DEC. 10

Players club will present its first
play of the season Dec. 10, at the
Civic theater, with a supper dance
following at the Woodstock Club.
Two playlets. "Idlings Of the King
and "NIahOolah." will be presented.
The committee for the evening will
be composed of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Norris, chairmen; Mr.. and Mrs.
John K. RuckelshauS. DR.. and Mrs.
G.. B. Jackson. Miss Melissa Wadley
and Wilson Mothershead
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W. C. T. y. OFFICIAL
WILL BE SPEAKER

Mrs. c. w. Ackman, recording
SECRETARY of Marion County w. G.
T. u, vii speak to the zerelda
Wallace union at meeting, opening
at 1890 Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Mae Brown, 1879 Kentucky
avenue. Mrs. T. R. Ratcliff will be
in charge of devotions and will out
line plans for a Bible study class.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ora Staple
ton will present a musical program.
Mrs. J. Fred Masters will preside.
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Card Parties

Bethel Spiritualist church will
sponsor a card party tonight at 1881
Spruce street.
Mrs Michael Haney will be host
ess tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming at card parties for the benefit
of Circle 8. st. Anthony Altar So
ciety.
Cards will be played at st. Pat
rick's school hall tomorrow after
noon, following luncheon, which will
be served beginning at 11:45 by De-
cember circle, st. Patrick Social
Club. Mrs. Rose Clark is chairman
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PUPILS to Gre Program

Dance pupils of Miss Jennie Pres
SCI will appear in a program and
play next Wednesday night at the
Iryington Rebekah hall when the
Iryington chapter will hold guest
nisht for other Rebakah lodges. The
play, Polly. the Poor Little Rich
Girl" will be directed by Miss Pres
sci
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PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN
AT CLUB PARTY

Mrs. Eugene Fife and her drama
tic pupils will present a program at
the Christmas party Of the
Womans Press Club of Indiana in
the womens dining room of the
Columbia Club at 1880 Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Webster Long is pro
gram chairman for the party
Guests will be entertained at the
luncheon and program. Special
music will be provided as we'll .as
additional Christmas entertain
ment.
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gIeaJ
Bergere With this money he to India and spent
eight wears studying the natives and reproducing them
on canvas We didn't see Inn again until went to
Calcutta and met him in the museum. We were over
loved at the reunion"
The fact that Mr. Stowitt was dancer is reflected
in the collection Of paintings in the tempora medium
in which muscular gyrations and body movements are
intensely realistic He Pavlowas partner in the
famous Peri dance for which he designed the
Tunes" Mrs Page recalled He designed costumes for
others in the company and loved to sketch the dancers
He liked dancing but ne felt painting was his real
medium of expression It was natural that he turned
to il when he had made enough money to travel to
the countries which fascinated him"
o. - - 1nreest nct1res in shades of gold and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-07
Daily Recipe
ROLLED BUTTER
SCOTCH COOKIES

312 cups sifted cake
-four
313 teaspoons combina-
ton baking ponder
Il teaspoon salt
- cup butter
1 cup broWn sugar
firmly packed
2 eggs, nell beaten
~ teaspoons camilla
112 teaspoons lie m ON
Juice
Sift flour once, measure,
add baking powder and salt,
and sift again. Cream butter
thoroughly, add sugar gradu-
ally, and cream together I'M
til light and fluffy. Add eggs
and beat well.
Add vanilla and lemon
juice; then add flour, mixing
well. Chill until firm enough
to roll. Roll Il inch thick on
slightly Toured board Cut
with Toured cutter and dec
crate, if desired.
Bake on INCREASED baking
shoot in hot oven (45O degrees
F. five to six minutes. Makes
five dozen cookies.
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EiQbt to Be PledQed

Gamma Phi Alpha sorority will
hold pledge services at s tonight at
the home Of Miss Meryl Kelly, 2013
Hoyt avenue. The following will be
pledged: Misses Marie Kiefer, Jean
Murray. Helen Filcer, Colleen Cook,
Helen Allison, Louise LaRue, Anna
Farrell and Gertrude Leingruber.
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things to happen
to you without
going out Of your
way to make
them happen.
When your girl
showed herself to
be shy and re-
ticent you didn't
take the trouble
to WOO her, but
retreated from
the problem by
dropping" h e r.
If she was going
to require an eff
fort, you'd rather
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Miss Garner Directs

Miss Merle Garner is general
chairman of the card party and
style show, to be held tonight by
Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau
sorority. in the Columbia club
Assisting her will be Miss Evelyn
Pinnick, and AIeSdameS Edgar
Pattison. Y. c. Schnitius, Edgar
Harms and Cyril Harvey.
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Groups Only Sold

LAAto III Ll4t NO44tAbAOAA-
Groups Only Sold
Mr.. St0Witts viii not sell indi-
vIdual pictures. Mrs. Page eX-
planned, and the group Of pictures
on display at the museum never
will be sold except as a collection
His group Of Java paintings was
bought by the Dutch government
for a museum.
Visitors last night were impressed
by the vivid color, intense facial eX-
pressions and physical attitudes Of
the subjects.
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Insley
stopped 10 view the collection before
they went to the Contemporary
Club meeting Mrs Insley wore a
lOng-sleeved black velvet gown with
a velvet wrap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Griffith
Wesenberg came with DR.. and Mrs.
Guy Shadinger. They exchanged
their impressions of the collection
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Peat.
Mrs Peat was charming in an cleo
trio blue crepe gown, with high
neckline in front and low in back.
Rhinestone clips on the shoulders
matched buttons on the belt N
back
Others See Exhibit
Miss Lucy Taggart, member of
the board. was with Mrs J. w.
Fessler who wore a brocade wrap
over a sand chiffon gown. Miss
Taggart's green chiffon velvet dress
had an unusual neckline with a
T-strap caught at the throat with a
round rhinestone ornament. Her
matching slippers had gold straps
and heels. She wore a long black
velvet wrap with white fox collar.
With a white crepe gown Mrs.
Malcolm Sewen wore silver slippers
and a short black velvet wrap with
ruffled hounCe.
Others who viewed the opening
exhibit were Miss Marie Todd, Mrs.
Margaret Segur and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Segur; Miss Florence
Fitch. head of the public school art
department; George Calvert, Miss
Anna Reed and Clifton Wheeler.
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Tower Club of the North NJ. E.
church will hold a skating party
at 8 tomorrow night at the Y. w
G. A. with Mrs. Robert Gillian,
general chairman. Mrs. Joe Hold
en- is chairman of the social COM
mittee Of the club which will have
charge of a candy sale.
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Art ShOU PrO0r01n Set

Glenn Friermood will present the
program at an entertainment at
4:30 Sunday afternoon in connec-
ton with the exhibit of the Indiana
Artists Club in the Sphinx Arms.
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Members Of the nominating COM
mittee Of the Young Women's
Democratic Club of Indiana. Inc,
are Misses Stacia O'COnneu. Alice
Carton. Beatrice Gohman. Charles
Ray and Mrs. Annabelle Chowning.
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AuTiIiQrU to Entertain

Delta Epsilon Auxiliary will hold
a bridge party for husbands at 8
Saturday night at the home of
Schuyler Mower, 628 Middle drive.
Woodruff Place. Mrs. Ed Grisell
and Mrs. Mason King are in charge.
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Luncheon Arrnnned

Garfield Park Woman's Club will
entertain with a luncheon at 1915
tomorrow at the Foodcraft shop to
raise funds for a children's party.
Mrs. H. A. Bell is ticket chairman.
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Business Club Speaker
Mrs. EudOrH

Mrs. EudOrG
Ramsay
Richardson,
Richmond,
Va, national
field repre-
sentdtiUe of
the National
Federation
of Business
and Profess
SiOndL
Women s
Clubs, 1chO
1OiU speak to
the Indldnap-
Oils branch
tonight fol-
lO1Uing q
dinner at the
WOmdn'S
Department
CI7lb She
1OiU speak IN
place of Mrs.
Gelne
Macdonald
BO1Omdn,
national
president.
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Saved their lives away Tor a pittance
Well, it so happens that we can now avoid the
sweatshop and by a very simple method too Our
friend, the NRA has turned up in this connection and
has done proudly by us.
1t is the cloak and suit industry of all businesses
maligned and dslked in the past, which has come
and demanded that label be put into every single
garment produced under decent circumstances And it
is the job of every woman who anything about
the future of her country and the happiness of her
neighbor to buy only garments which bear this
ing sign.
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Trustees VIII Meet

Board of trustees of the Chill
drenS Museum will meet for lunch
con tomorrow at the Glenn Martin.
Herman c. Wolff is president OF
the board.
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Club Luncheon Set

Mrs. Ross (. Wnder. 1857 West
Thirty first street. viii be hostess
at 1880 tomorrow for a luncheon
TO be given by the Fayette Club. An
exchange Of gifts will be held.
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NRA Enables Women to
Buy Garments Produced Z
Under Decent Conditions
New Label Shows Merchandise Does Not
Come From Sweatshop; Change
Made in Less Than Year
BY GRETTA PALMER
Times Special Writer.

NEW year you
L asking the sweahop situation could improved?
Those people
done about the whitefaced little girls
a
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Club to Be Feted

Mrs c. NJ. Amacher will entertain
members Of the Alpha chapter,
Mothers and Daughters Club. at her
home, COG North Emerson avenue.
tonight
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CHRISTMAS EVE
DANCE ARRANGED

The Little Dissension Club will
give a dance Christmas eve at the
indianapolis Country Club.
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Paintings of Stowitts
On View at Institute;
Ruth Page Knew Artist
Creator of Pictures in India Was Member of
Famed PavlowaS Company With
Indianapolis Dancer.
ANNAPOLIS Dancer.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

XXTHILE appear his exhibit Of
w Vanishing Heron Museum last night his
He danced with Pavlowa
travelling With her daughter Ruth
a the
meeting these pictures again explained
Paris where he
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Pageant Scheduled

A Christmas pageant Will be pre-
sentcd Sunday night. Dec. II, in the
community room OF Broadway NJ {.
church, under the direction Of Mrs
T. B. Duvan.
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HTIUIIy6 OU7W I UICy
Mrs. Ralph Martin and Mrs. Mark
Griffith are co-chairmen Of a card
party to be held by the University
Club tonight at 125 West Market
street.
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Dinner to Be GiUen
Ladies Aid Society OF the Sec
ond Moravian church will sponsor
a dinner, beginning at $50 Tuesday
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N1WSeTy Board Meets
Mrs. R. A. Dennis presided at
the regular meeting of the board of
managers Of the indianapolis day
nursery this morning at the home,
542 Lockerbie street
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Mrs. Bartholomew Fowler is di-
rector of the oratorio. st. Paul"
by Mendelssohn, to be presented
at 8 Sunday night at the Trinity
Lutheran church by the Lutheran
Choral Society.
SoloistS are Mrs. Irma Behlmer,
Mrs. Paul Seehausen, Miss Mil
dred Banngart, Seward Baker and
Virgil Hebert. The public may
attend the concert.
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Mr. SoUi working picture when arrived there
with bue-black alr and
glowing subjects of two other pic
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Label Means Humane Conditions


TT means, mesdames, that the -
labeled Gretta Palmer
SIS they
employers labor
being
having things accomplished
decent
heartening achievement
accomplished brief Hardly
should like avoid sWeatshop
a
having
conditions of which exactly nothing
Plan VIII Be Extended
Nov a
shortly branches industry,
that when dress a fur demand
realize
working conditions in the factory where made
something a the
perhaps
any industry think
uifaby that accomplished
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-18
LO TREE
TEST SEEKS
LIGHT CRUD

Minnesota Flatwillow Petrol
cum company, developing Devils
Basin field, is now drilling a
well on a Northern Pacific Rail-
way company lease near the Lone
Tree. Location is in SEX SEA
s-1ON-25E and when the storm
hit the hole was at TAO feet.
Production is expected in the Da-
kota sand at $50 feet or the
Lakota at 1850 feet. AS these
are the sands which produce in
Cat Creek to the North, E. N.
DAILY of Minnesota FIatwillw
Petroleum expresses the opinion
that light oil production may be
found at Lone Tree.
This part Of Devils Basin field
is about three miles from the
main part Of the field and is
cut off from the main field by a
fault with 150-foot displacement.