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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
June Bride.ELect
 Has Currency SholUer

Miss Jean Del croce who will be- come the bride of Michael Sorbo next month, was feted at cur rency shower recently ct Scovill Girls club. Mrs. Vincent DelCroce and Mrs. Charles Sorbo were the hostesses. Those attending were:
 Mrs. John Polletta, Mollie Forte Antoinette Valletta, Mrs, Joseph Mo- cero, Mrs. Frank Porto Mrs. An thony Mancinone, Dorothy Del Croce, Mrs. Angeline Malaria, Mrs Dora Del Croce, Lucy, Varnelli Mrs. Louise Travie, Lottie Travie Mrs. Camhino, Eleanor Comardo Mrs. Michael D'Amico, Lucy D'Am- leo, Mrs. Mary Perugini, Lena Christiano, Mrs. Anna Paulone, Mrs Andrew Sorbo, Filomena Schiavo Lena Bergamo, Frances Sabetta Mrs. Joseph Spino, Miss Dede eLu- clan, Mrs. Martrofrancesc Mary Dalessio, Mrs. Victor Ercoli, Mrs Angela Buccini. Mrs. Theresa Bis. cont, Mrs. Jack Campoli, Mrs, AL fred Barbiero, Mrs. Domenic Ercoli Mrs. John De Lucia, Mrs. Sal Dad- dona, Antoinette Guerrero, Mrs Dora D'Alonges, Catherine Morrone Mrs. R. Rosanello, Mrs. Helen Hin- man, Mrs. Angeline Porto Mrs Mary Promotleo. Lillian Gaudino Mrs. Daniel Altiere, Mrs. Felecilana, Mrs. Aldo Longhi, Margaret Volpi, Mrs. Morrisano, Mrs. D. Massimo, Mrs. Concetta Spino, Mrs. Nick Di Vito, Mrs, F. Polzella, Mrs. Antoin- cite Kacis2ewski, Mrs. Mary Toma, Nellie Sorbo, Mrs. Lucy Labanca, Mrs. Ernesta Manzolli, Mrs. Cyrille Cote, Mrs. John Jacaruso.
 Mrs. Flora Augelli, Mrs. Frank Santora, Mrs. Carmella Perrella, Mrs Philomenia zollo, Mrs. Carolyn Ma galdi. Mrs. Rocco Perugini, Mrs. J. Lattan2io, Mrs. Vincent M. Deles- sio, Laura Paglian, Mrs. Catherine Mucci, Lucy D'Amico, Mrs. Mary Albano, Lucy Albano, Mrs. Frank Bererdi, Chelcina Di Vito, Mrs. Louise Rocco, Mrs. Rose Salinaro, Mrs. Ascenza Di Gennaro, Mrs. Rose Gaetano, Mrs. Rose Del Prin- cipe, Mrs. Mary Jane Malaria, Con- nie Del Croce, Mrs. Patsy Augelli, Mrs. Joseph Augelli, Annette Lemay, Mrs. Rose Russo, Mrs. Domenic Grasso, Mrs. Alexander Dalesio, MT A. Marciana, MT. Michael Valletta, Mrs. Carmella Magaldi, Mrs. J. Di Vito, Mrs. F. Rossicone, Mrs. John Daddona, Mrs. Joseph Sorbo, Mrs. Donatella Paternostro, Mrs. Corti, Mrs. Ida Tarullo, Mrs. Teresina Co., viello, Mrs. Vincent Codianni, Mrs. Josephine D'Angelo, Mrs. Cam panelli, Mrs. Concetta Mastracchio, Mrs. Frank Giordano, Mrs. Nicolo Augelli, Mrs. Angie Joray, Louise Yose.
 Mrs. Rose Bellemere, Rose Ma lario, Concetta Leonetti, Pauline Iosa, Mrs. Anna Augellone, Mrs, Helen D. Cesare, Mrs. Dan Codi- ami, Mrs. Frank Christiano, Mrs. Anna panasci, Mary Descosmo, Mrs. A. Antonucci, Mary Grace DiStiso, Mrs. Joseph Mezzanotte, Mrs. John Nocera, Mrs. Paul Buccini, Mrs. Or azio Daddona, Mrs. Catherine En- gala, Mary Laccone, Mrs. Concetta Urbano,' Antoinette Altobello, Ma dalen Calo, Mrs. Theresa Marin gola, Mrs. Violet Cortese, Mrs. Rocky Place, Pearl Mazzetti, Mrs. Anthony Pag!ieri, Mrs. Charles Sorbo and Jean Dol Croce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
SOCIAL ACTt I7zES=
Friends Fete
 Agnes Leary

Miss Agnes Leary was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given on Monday evening at st. Thomas Church Hall.
 Mrs. Patrick Leary, Mrs. F. Will son o'Connor and Mrs. Terrell He- bert were the hostesses.
 The guests included:
 Mrs. Joseph Delaney, Mrs. J. Kirby, Mrs. o. Liebrich, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. George Mccormack, Mrs. David spiegel, Mrs. Leon Pha- neuf, Mrs. Vincent saukas, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Blansfield, Mrs. Michael Driscoll, Mrs. John Driscoll, Mrs. John Pic kett, Mrs. Richard Pickett, Mrs. James Pickett, Mrs. P. J. Costello. Mrs. Catherine Leary, Mrs. Edward Doll, Mrs. Della Millerick, Mrs. Frank Sheehy, Mrs. Thomas Leary, Mrs. Patrick Hughes, Mrs, Patrick Kenny, Mrs. Jerry Joyce, Mrs. G. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas McEvoy, Mrs. George Sloss, Mrs. Chrales Keeley, Mrs. Robert Cosgriff, Mrs. Maria Carroll, Mrs. Willima Nicholson, Mrs. William Reynlods, Mrs. Cath arine Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur Wen- gertsman, Mrs. Anthony Dellacam- era, Mrs. James Rielly, Mrs. William Sheehy, Mrs, B. Joyce, Mrs. Francis Barnes.
 Mrs. J. Olsen, Mrs. Fred Rich- mond, Mrs. Patrick Hussey, Mrs. A. Colgan, Mrs. Mary Mays, Mrs. Wil- son Trombley, Mrs. E. Thibodeau, Mrs. J. Carey, Mrs. William Hebert, Mrs, D, Sullivan, Mrs. Daniel Leary, Mrs. P, Cronin, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs, David Kelly, Mrs. Michael Spill lane, Mrs. Alice Bowes, Mrs. John J. Leary, Mrs. Margaret Leary, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Burhoe, Mrs. Calvin, MS, Garrett Casey, Mrs. Florence Coughlin, Mrs. William Lawlor, Mrs. Helen Hapke, Mrs. Charles O'Con- nor of Derby, Mrs. St. John, Mrs, McAdams, Mrs. E. Phelan, Mrs. F. Lefre, Mrs. Ruth LaValle, Mrs. Be- linda Tracy, Mrs. T. Shannahan, Mrs. F. Rappelt, Mrs. H. Brodeur, Mrs. H. Joyce, Mrs. M. Horan, Mrs. J. Gonya, Mrs. P. McDonough, Mrs. J, Skerritt, Mrs. L. Rogers.
 Mrs. William Ahearn, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs. George F'risbie, Mrs. Matthew Tuohy, Mrs. James Kane, Mrs. David Lepper, Mrs. Robert Scollay, Mrs. Joseph Evans, Mrs. Martin Crean, Mrs. P. Griffin, Mrs. John Fitzmaurice, Mrs, Helen Leary, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Keenan,, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Andrew OLeary, Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Mrs. Wm. Byrne, Mrs. Garret Burns, Mrs. M. Lawlor, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Falvey, Mrs, Maurice Spellman, Mrs. Fred Mischou, Mrs. Tangney, Mrs. Frank Leary, Mrs. Andrew Leary, Mrs. J. O'Neill, Mrs. M. Lawlor, Mrs. Will liam Glesaon, Mrs. Michael Wallace, Mrs. James Cunningham, Mrs. Ed ward McGrath.
 Misses Mae Mahoney, Catherine Burns, Mildred Holland, Mildred Hebert, Margaret VanMeyer, Anne Griffin, Mary McFenna, Mary Car roll, Margaret Carroll, Helen Rielly, Kathleen Rielly, Dorothy Richa- mond, Stasia McEVoy, Mary Sul- livan, Mary Wallace, Violet Turcott of West Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Personal
Friends Honor
 Irene Crest

Miss Irene Leonard Ciresi was the yuest of honor at Q currency shower given at the North End "" recent y by Miss Connie Marano, Miss parmella Vella and Mrs. Lena Al- ierl.
 Those attending were: Edith Pilla, Porrine RosSi, Josephine Rotella, Eleanor Mascolo, Jo Ross Cameron, Mrs. V. Tortors, Udella Tortora, Mrs. P. Rossi Sayles, Mrs. Earl 1ossi, Theresa Santora, Mrs. Vir- Einia Ippolitto, Mrs. Michael San- ora, Mrs. A. Mascola, Margaret PKeefe, Elizabeth Manfredi, Doris palanges, Margaret Becker, Cath rine Becker, Catherine Mattarazzo, Mrs. Frank Matot, Mrs. Margaret Blavin, Mrs. J. Clresi, Jeanette Ma helli, Mrs. Linda Ranaudo.
 Mrs. Harry Mayo, Mrs. Mae Al. eri, Elevera Nacleario, Marie Ro- Ielli, Carmella Villa, Annie Opalnik, Eva Annelli, Mrs. N. Di Michele, Betty Ferrari, Rose Alteri, Mary lynch, Mrs. Alfonzo Vella, Louise Rella, Mrs. Margaret Angellillo, Mrs. Caroline Mangelluzzo, Ethel Smith, ienevieve Bedyszuck, Clematis Cor bsh, Theresa Marano, Mrs. A. Os- borne, Lena Rinaldi, Fern Fremetti, frs. Rae Paolino, Mrs. N. Lanese, Mrs Caroline Lombardi, Mrs. Pat Cheresula, Mrs. Anna Spinella, Mary cinelli, Molly Longo, Mrs. Clara pelPrete, Flora Rossi.
 Mrs. Domenic Sacco, Carrie Web- ter, Mrs. Catherine Tamatlino, Mrs Anthony Arena, Theresa Carmella, Nary Cretella, Marie Geraghty, fary Mango, Rose, Helen and Mary Ciresi, Mrs. Domenic Santora, Mary zzo, Lucy Pilla, Lillian Domain, farion Iorio, Florence Ray, 0. Gag lone, Katherine DeCosmo, Doris garlo, Mrs. Anna Egan, Mrs. Peter Rinaldi, Mary Finnegan, Mrs. Mary Perugini, Edith Lord, Mrs. Josephine Jackson, Yvette Belanger, Mrs. pePaima, Mrs. Mary Zorn, Mrs. An. oinette Bronilette, Genevieve Ia-
 ucci, Mrs. Luke Mannello, Adeline Eolangelo, Mrs. Thomas Cherasulo, frs. Bart Marquiatto, Mrs. Nellie Pente, Babe Briotti.
 Mrs. Donate Iarrapino, Mrs. Anna locera, Mrs. Lena Alteri, Jennie Erena, Mary Arena, Mary and Car 1ela Musante, Nora O'Brien, Anna farbarino, Merlyn Weber, Mrs. fary Luddy, Mrs. Michael Caputo, Helen Buckley, Mrs. J. Gambardella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Pupils Participate
 In Music Recital

ThS pupils of Sister Francis Re-
 ina of St. Mary's school held their |ecital in the basement of the Im- |iaculate conception church. Those participating included: :
 eanne O'Reilly, Lucille Santoro, Nary Sweeney, Carmella DeCarlo, |nthony Fistola, Ann Fistola, Ann
 fahey, Helen German, Judy Car- |lody, Eileen Killian, Ann Sheehy, kuth Ann Donnelly, Leslie Partiss, oan Lewis, Ann Flaherty, Jane |tosa, Donald Vance, Frank Nora, |auretta Peters, Shirley Taylor, Blanche Carmody, Joan Nora, |ieorgianna Bryan, James Kenny, |ane schlander, Irene Astuski and |farY Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Ben-MdlOr Girls
 Dinner Dance

The second annual seni-formal dinner dance sponsored by the Ben- Mawr Girls Social club was held recently st the Clover club in Southington.
 Miss Mary Augelli, chairman of the event was assisted by Misses Evelyn Marciano, Terry Divito, Helen Jamele, and Rosemond Tavano.
 Entertainment for the evening in- cluded selections by Miss Angeline Masd, and ballroom dancing by Miss Ann DeCoSmo.
 Those attending were: Mary Augelli and Vincent Renzoni, Ruth Farley of New Haven and Earl O'Neil, Claire Bianchini and Tony MarZano, Josephine Palmeri and Pat Bredice, Grace Lasprogate and Charles Piola, Corrine Apalucci and Michael Geremia, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Bowling, Jr., Anne Augelli and Hugo Nora, Ann DeCosmo and Ed- ward MazZarella, Evelyn Marciano and Oscar L. Rossi, Nelda Cesario and Carmen DeCosno, MT. and Mrs. Frank Cambino, Mir and Mrs. Henry Masi, Angeline Masi and Anthony Gugliotti, Sally Cambino and Rocco Scavone, Nell Burauskas and Ted Liedlich, Terry DiVito and Albert Ciancull, Sally Cote and Philip He bert, Ann PoweLchak and Carl Brandt, Phyllis DellaCamera and Nicholas Salcito, Margaret Biondi and Mihael Candido, Jean Grover and Raymond Clark, MT. and Mrs. John Pilla, Helen Jamele and Ray mond E. Paradis, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Mast, MT. and Mrs. William Brennan, MT. and Mrs. Howard Brennan.
 Mrs. Louise Lynch of Kelsey street entertained with cards at her home on Monday evening for Mrs. Mary Daly, Mrs. Benjamin Doughtery, Mrs. Joseph Petit, Mrs. George Daly, Mrs. Arthur Brohcu, Mrs. Francis McWeeney, Mrs. Catherine Gillette.
 High scores were made by Mrs. George Daly, Mrs. Mary Daly and Mrs. Gillette. Consolation went to Mrs. McWeeney. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dougherty on Ridgefiled avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Sister Er,tertains
 Elizabeth Berardis

Mrs. Rose Piazza was the hostess at a miscellaneous shower In honoi of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Berar- dis, of Pearl street. The future bride of Joseph Piatcentino was the recipient of many lovely gifts,
 Those present included Misses Mary Berardis, May Aquilar, Lucy Iacovino, Frances St. AInauld, Phy- liss and Rose Donate, Marie San- toro, Mrs. Edward Winters, Mrs. Helen Berardis, Mrs. Rose Piazza and Miss Elizabeth BerardiS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Weddings
MARTINsoN-CURTIN

The wedding of Miss Katherine Frances Curtin, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Thomas Curtin of Cherry street, Naugatuck, to John J. Mar tinson, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. John J, Martinson of Griggs street, will take place on June 2s.
 The ceremony will be performed ct 0 o'clock at the Church of St. Francis, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUR

CORNELL CLUB
 Scorers in the Tuesday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: Thomas Edwards, Henry Daly, i4s ia: Mrs. Franklin Johnson, Mrs. Prank Geraghty, l38 1-2; east-west, Vin- cent Kelly, Edward Wixted, 167 1-2: David Scully, Mrs. E. J. Nelson, l32 1-2.
 The official standing is: MT. Kelly. MT. Mitchell, 378 1-2; Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Geraghty, 369; Mir. Hamilton, Miss Nadavich, S6S; MT. scully, Mrs. Nelson, 363 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
WINONA REBEKAH

Winona Rebekah Lodge, No. g. I. o. O. F., will hold regular meet- ing this evening ct 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows Lodge. Mrs. Anna Book Noble Grand, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
RILEY DUBUQUE

MT. and Mrs. Charles Dubuque, Jr., of Tracy avenue, announce the wedding of thir daughter, Dolores Arlene, to John J. Riley, son of MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Riley of East Main streeet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28

Mrs. E. B. Dunn of this city is visiting in New York where she IS registered at the Barbizon- Plaza Hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28

Pine needles dipped in a chem ical are being used At matches in Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28

Frank Delaney of Grove street Is entertaining Frank Rant, who IS stationed with the U. s. Air Corps in Alabama,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-28
Local Woman Named
 To County League

The New Haven County League of Women Voters held tis annual meeting at the southbury School yesterday, with one hundred and fifty representatives present.
 During the business meeting elections of officers were held, with Mrs. Ralph Macdonald of North field named as president; Mrs. Will Ham Amelung of this city, Treas urer; and Mrs. c. Carlson of North Haven, Secretary.
 Mrs. Sidney Davidson, secretary of the southbury School Board of Trustees, addressed the group, and then conducted them on Q tour of inspection.
 Announcement Is made of the birth of a daughter, Judith Elaine, on Tuesday, May 27, at St. Mary's Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hrnhv 0f Meriden Road,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
WAITED IN AUTO

This happened outside the state
department.. Where the duchess
waited 10 minutes in an automo-
bile while her husband was
upstairs chatting with Secretary
Of State Hull.
The boyish charm FOR which the
governor general of the Bahamas
has been noted for the best part
OF his ~ years and the chic and
beauty for which the duchess has
more recently been celebrated
CautlNateG- a4-42l-A- 4-a--l-- IL ha- S.-II
them from President Roosevelt q
men and women who stood in the
streets and cordially yelled Hi
Eddie, Hello, Wally as they mo-
torcd past.
The former king-cmpcror az the
British Empire amazed official
dom. on his round Of visits, by hi,
detailed knowledge of everything
from international economies Il
America : CCC camps.
In a brief speech before the Ma
ti0nal Press Club AZ reception
the duke drew prolonged cheers
and applause from his enthusiastic
audience when ne earnestly dc.
clared that while the struggle dTT
sorrow may be- long the British
Empire is As one IN its InfleXblC
desire to. fight against the evi
forces-unul they are destroyed
The u minutes spent by tho
duke and duchess alone with Pres.
ident Roosevelt at noontime was
the high spot of a crowded SEIZED
ulc. Although the British embassy
has insistently tagged their visit
rs informal and unofficial" they
were received by the Chief EXecu
tive IN his White House Offices.
The meeting between the Presl
dent and the duke was their third
They met in France during The
World War when Mr. Roosevelt
was assistant secretary Of tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Sly Vanishing

WASHINGTON. Sept. %
INS)--A threatened sly in one
Of the famous blue eyes of the
Duchess OF Windsor seemed 10
be disappearing altogether to-
day. The sly, which gave promise
Of running her first visit 10
Washington stree. stree. itt-r marriage
20 the duke, had caused the
duchess considerable m G ntal
anguish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Duchess old Beau

WASHINGTON. Sept. Dc
GNS)-The Duchess Of Windsor
heard some of the sweetest
words that can come 10 a
woman's ear today.
Mrs. Mabel Manning GaSch,
the original Beatrix Fairfax and
an old friend OF the duchess
aunt, Bessie Merriman. told the
duchess that an old beau had
never married because Of her.
The duchess. like another
woman in similar circumstances,
looked as pleased as pie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
FAMILY PARTY

II was really a small family
party, Win Aunt Bessie rounding
up such members of the duchess
family as Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs G. Phillips Hall and Mrs. Col
St0n Dyer an social sonebodies in
Washington.
The only other guests at the
luncheon were Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man l.. Rogers. 10 whose Riviera
villa the duchess. then Mrs. Ernest
Simpson fled from London during
the abdicauon crisis
Toward the end of their crowded
day his royal highneSs and the
duchess Wcrc guests Of honor az
receptions at the National Press
Club. for men only and AT the
Womcn'S National Press Club.
The duchess put in a brief APP
pearance AZ the mems party, since
the lads were all eager 10 see the
woman who had iolted an empire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

tailed information on the CCC. he
told McEntee he would return
early IN November TO visit a near
by camp lie hopes TO apply their
principles 10 the benefit Of the
BahamIan population.
Windsor's other official visits
included an carly morning confer
ence with Admiral Emory S. Land.
chairman OF the maritime commits
--ie-Fss, -s,i4eii -'tftt WITH n Secretary Of 6Om.
merce Jesse Jones.
While the duke lunched at the
magnificent British embassy the
duchess went off 10 enjoy a small
luncheon party az the modest
apartment Of her justly famous
Aunt Bessie Mrs. Buchanan
MeTryman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Washington Greeting
Thrills Duke. WaIEy
EmU.S. seDn Their Own
gMr
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM
Intl News service stan Corres pondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The
Duke of Windsor. and his Ameri-
Can-bOrn duchess continue their
vacation journey TO Canada today.
visibly heartened rs the thunder
ing welcome OF the Washington
populace.
AS the royal couples 40-hour
solourn in the capital came 10 a
close, the cheers of the crowds
more than made up for the
absence of diplomatic fanfare and
ceremony.
The former British monarch
made il plain that ne desired as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
DRESS COATS FOR
MISSES AND WOMEN
sale 36.7j

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Hraf wolf, dyed fox. natural
squirrel, kit fox, silver fox,
dyed squirrel. dyed wolf,
pieced Persian, dyed skunkl
Woolens, woolen-and-rayons.
IL 10 20, SO to a., 1914 to
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Red fox on blue or Beaver
brown. In sizes IL to 20.
Misses and Won1en's I'm
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

navy and the duke was Prince of
Wales. They met again last De-
cemher at sea on the presidential
yacht in Bahamian waters.
But this was the first time the
President had met "the woman i
love.
The slim. fragile duchess was
the essence of chic on her visit 10
the White House, as on the rest Of
her Washington rounds. She wore
"A Mainbocher ensemble of Wallis
blue wool, with a slim. close-fitting
Jacket over a pencil-slm matching
dress. Her skull cap or beanie, set
on her neatly coiffed dark hair,
was of the same color and sAe
carried a magnificent scarf of plat
-inuHi fox.
His royal highness. once the
arch fashion plate of the western
world, wore natty double
breasted suit Of gray flannel with
white pencil stripe, the pale blue
shirt which he popularized years
ago, and regimental guards tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

little pomp and fornality as DOS
sible while journeying 10 his Cal
gary ranch.
Thus. in marked contrast 10 his
previous visits TO the nation 5
capital in 1919 and 1924. the duke
moved about almost like an ,rdi-
nary tourist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
LUNCHEON INVITATION

During the presidential visit
Mr.. Roosevelt cordially urged the
duke and duchess 10 come 10
LUNCHEON at the White House on
their return from their Canadian
a second ducal visit 10 the ma
TONS capital does seem assured,
not primarily TO collect the White
House luncheon, but TO enable his
royal hlghneSs 10 study at first
hand a CCC camp near Washing
ton.
During a conference with CCC
Director James j. McEntee, who
was astounded by the dukes de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
DATE TIME AND
DAYTIME DRESSES
sale 1863

Super collection of lovely
FayeH- crepe dresses for all
occasions. Accessory dresses
that change pace with your
jewelry. Campus or career
types. We've pictured one
of many in brown or black
with triple accents of bright
color. Sizes from II 20 Is.
400 Smart New Wool Jersey
and Rsyon Crepe Dresses
Observation-Disclosures. 7.45
FIRST BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
ON THEIR own

Only the barest diplomatic pro-
tocol was observed by the British
embassy and the state department.
For most OF the day the duke
and duchess were on their own.
even dispensing with The police
motorcycle escort which IS fur
.nished every distinguished visitor.
Once the duke was caught in a
traffic lam and sat quietly in his
limousine while horns dinned all
around
But everywhere the royal couple
went. and they visited number
Of places. large. enthusiastic
crowds were on hand Everything
was on the informal side. even
the brief chat with President
Roosevelt al the White House.
The duke sauntered through the
streets without a hat and once
was forced 10 apologize 10 the
duchess for keeping her waiting
too long.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04
DEEPER WELLS MAY BRING GREATER OIL PRODUCTION


Increased for that modern sinew Of
NAV bring am question that has intrigued Montana
biologists operators for more than two decades
That do with the possibility OF vastly nceas
inc the states oil production by drilling below pre-
sent producing horizons sands which productive IN oer
oil areas but which virtually INFESTED in Montana
Practically of the states present output of about lOOO
coming from sands above the massive Madison
limestone or from breaks relatively short distance beneath
The top of the lime
under conditions indicate that the petroleum is coming from
lower horizons migrating upwards through cracks IN the lime
This condition revealed by the drilling OF large flow
inc wells in mediocre production suggesting that
the large their above production because OF their
proximity cracks faults which allow upward mgaton
of Of from the lower beds
Giving crederce to theory which fast finding additional
supporters that both oil and have been found IN
thick that wells drilled through the
lime have had showngs of OIL some OF OF
extremely high gravity
1t is all suggestive of the conditions that prevailed
MANY years the worlds greatest oil held IN
east Texas. !, ,t...,,,
The entire region this field had been thoroughly tested
and found wantngbv operators who drilled only to the shallow
sands ),
Then along dad" Joiner who apparently WASH
very particular he drilled just long 1t was
deeper drilled by other operators IN the same area
His initial effort resulted in the bringing in of bowling gusher
The entire drilled with oil found IN the deeper
sands practically all of the acreage once condemned by the
Another east Texas field may or may be awaiting the
can tell Wars few, but if Of these DEMENT'S
sboud turn out development of deep OIL production
in this state hep somewhat to compensate Tor the auueu
tax burden al bear.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-04

Cut Bank sands will be found pres
ent at Signal Butte.
North and slightly west OF Sig
nal Butte Is the Steveville field
where Standard Of B. c. Thu week
brought in commercial production
in the Devonian. This development
is likely to lead to a Devonian test
on Signal Butte If large production
Is not found in horizons above the
Madison lime
Litigation which has held up
leases, including the government
unit lease on which the test we'll
/ located, is now Strengthened up,
Hanlon announced. After his well
was spudded, it was found neces-
sary to bring suit to quiet title
on the wellsite and on several 9TH
er tracts, and development had to
be delayed until titles were clear
The drilling deal was closed up
during The past week at a CONFER
ence at Billings between HanlOn,
Cobb and Phil Forth of the Yale.