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FITTER-TAILOR,

FITTER-TAILOR,
Experienced in military and
civilian work; also 2 bushelmen.
MEYERS MILITARY SHOP,
816 18th St. NV.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of young
men, white, 18 years of age
and over; experience unnec-
essary. Apply employment
office, 9Th floor.
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MATTRESSES, EXPERT
ENCED TRAY SERVICE. AP-
PLY HOT SHOPPES, 1884
UPSHUR ST. NV.
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1924 st.
WOMAN, young. as clerk
typist in office of large auto
dealer. Permanent; good
working conditions. School
ing in typing required but
experience not necessary. Re-
ply by letter giving age, expe-
rience and salary expected.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9Th and New York Ave. NV.
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no ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in Q
hurry, Just give me o telephone call. You
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long al
you need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY. Chestnut 1924.
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home: nourishing food: supervision Is
children here: references; 18th year, Ask
our pleased parents. Box S. Clarksville, Nd
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
MATTRESS RENovATING.

MATTRESSES REMADE, s. Up.
STEIN BEDDING CO, -,
1874 18th ct. NV. 0 1915.
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BABY TO BOARD-NEED PRIVATE HOME
in Montgomery County, area suburban TO
District. Monthly rate of board. Clothes
and medical care provided p. o. Box 8,
Rockville. Md
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dren. large yard. play equipment; balanced
meals: transportation. MRS. HATTON,
WA 44S4 2s
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HELP WOMEN.

SPORTSWEAR SALESWOMEN.
Bright young ladies with experience can
obtain permanent positions.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.,
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PERSONAL

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time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR., SOMMERWERCK
1885 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS.
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HELP WoAAEk.

BOOKKEEPER-STENO0 between
capable taking complete care Of books,
detail work and correspondents; starting
salary. S22 so per week. Apply in person,
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DIAMOND CABS.

White. $50 per week, al work done II
need apply. See Mr.. Carroll. 3446 14tl
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HENS WHILE YOU WATT. SOC UP; RE-
weaving. refining. alterations THIMBLE
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HELP MEN.
BARTENDER

colored. experienced, permanent. Apply
Army Navy Country Club, 24O0 18th st. S.,
Arlington. Va. Chestnut 0400.
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GIRL. colored exp, wishes days work or
part-tlme work: references. HO. 3452.
Mrs. Sarah GILL; 400 O ST NV
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GIRL. colored, gh.w. and laundry; Sun
day and Thursday afternoon of; exp. with
children: SO week: recent city ref. Call
| WI. 665T. to pm
GIRL, colored. capable. general housework.
laundry: hours $50 to $50; S35 mo.
|
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CLEANING wanted by reliable colored won-
an with references. Phone Hillside 074s-W
GIRL, eolored, wishes day work Refer
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GIRL OR WOMAN. responsible house
keeper. experience children. no heavy
laundry: live in upstairs room: salary. 81 ,
wk. start Taylor 2601. Health card.
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HELP DoMEsTIc.

HOUsEKEEPER, white, middle-aeed, ex-
perienced with children: modern suburban
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Star.
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IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR ANY
500 and need rersy only S1.7S per week.
which includes interest, the only charge
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
Bill LANE. Michigan Rhl0-
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GIRL. colored. good worker. for general
houSework: SO weekly and csrfare RE
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GIRL. colored, wants general housework.
1918 9Th ST. NV. Decatur 2640
GIRL. colored, wants maids work; fun or
part time; ref; live in or go WO 1927.
GIRL. from North Carolina, desires work
as chambermaid for employed couple.
Adams 1925
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WOMAN. white. with baby, wants Job, light
housework, GOOD plain cook; live in RE.
Q4QO
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White. S35 to S45 per week: only exI
rienced men need apply. See Mr. Carrt
3446 14th st NV
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
MOntana's February Allowable
Fixed at 20, 400 BbI. Per Day


curtailment all which restricted Montana
production Montana
effort urament assumed that January will be
o allowable
attitude continued
the Oil Conservation Montana from
production,
attention necessity
encouraging discovery
oil and in order to maintain adequate continuous supply for
all military industrial civilian requirements
cutament Montana believed be based
theory nclemen weather will cua production addition
to the lack competitions.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
LenOir Wildcat
Has No Sands

The TarTant-Lenoir No. / wildcat
south Of the new Tribal pool, located
in SW SW4 NWa 17-31-5W, failed to
find Cut Bank sand present, much
to the surprise of the entire Oil frater-
nifty. 1t drilled to the Ellis at 2770 and
had no sand. Drilling continued into
the Ellis shale to 2930 before the drill
ers could be certain that they had
missed the customary Cut Bank sand
horizons. No explanation is offered
other than lensing condition. The
Sunburst and Cut Bank sands are
known to be present south and west
of this location, as well as in the pro-
lific pool foug miles north.
Another freak well approached fail
ure this week as Stuff
No. 2, NE SEA NE3 3-35-6W, found oil
and water in the Cut Bank sand in
the extreme north end Of the field.
Drilled in an effort to tap the Lander
trend" this well missed the Lander
sand horizon entirely. 1t had Sunburst
sand from 2951-2957, dry; upper Cut
Bank, 1865 1890; lower Cut Bank, 1890
1920 with oil at 299O to 3OO5, and water
from 3005 to 1920. The Ellis was at
1920 and hole bottoms at 1923. Seven
inch pipe was cemented at 2988. It
swabbed 38 barrels Of fluid in 16 hours,
Continued on Page Four)
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
FORD NAMES NEW OIL BOARD
THREE NEW
MEN ADDED AND
TWO RETAINED

Montana has new Oh Conservation
/ Board, composed OF two hold-overs
and three new members. appointed by
Gov. Sam Ford. effective Jan. IS.
Members are:
Lee Yealy. independent producer,
Kevin field, formerly superintendent
Of Ohio oil Co.. OF Shelby.
A. B. Cobb. Cut Bank and Pondera
producer and owner OF Home oil Co.
plant at Great Falls.
Casper T. Oien. independent produc-
er. Kevin field, Of Oilmont
NJ r. Wagner. independent produc-
er and contractor. Cut Bank field. Of
Cut Bank.
Dean Chaffin. business man Of
Bozeman, engaged for many years in
the automobile business. Chaffin was
selected by the governor under a pro-
vision Of the law that representative
OF the public other than an oil man
should be included in the membership
Of five.
Yealy and Cobb are the hold-over
members. Retiring members include L.
B. ONeil who has served continuously
on the board since enactment Of the
law in 1888. He gave a large amount
Of his time to board affairs in his
capacity as chairman.
Charles Wrighter Of Kevin served
one term after appointment by for
mer Gov. Roy Ayers. Wrighter is
leading Kevin producer who was re-
spOnsible for the development in the
last six years OF two important new
high gravity oil pools west Of Kevin
The third retiring member Is VIII
fred Nadeau, likewise appointed by
Governor Ayers Nadeau is a member
of the firm Of Nadeau Bros. who were
notably successful in Cut Bank. selling
their properties to A. B. Cobb.
1t Is noted that there Is but one
refiner on this board whereas there
have been at all times past two and
sometimes three producer-refiners in
the membership. The new board is
primarily a producers board, with
equal representation from the two
leading north Montana fields.
Whether they like 1t or not, these |
board members will have on their
hands the problems of proration-a |
greatly contested question four years |
ago. Proration is now thrust upon the
board by the federal oil co-ordinator
who allocateS monthly production |
quotas to each state, calling upon state
to In turn allocate produc- |
ton TO the various fields and then by |
leases within the fields. November pro-
duction is now the basis Of ALLEGATION
and the first meeting Of the board will
be called upon to take steps to see
that the February runs are within
30. 400 barrel allowable.
Cap" Oien Is now in California with
MS family and viii be summoned home
10 attend an early organization meet
ng.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
YALE OIL Is
HIGH BIDDER ON
CAT CREEK OIL

WASHINGTON-Yale OH Corp. Of
South Dakota. operating from Billings,
Mont, submitted the apparent high
bid to the interior department for pur-
chase Of royalty oil from lease on fed
eral land in the Cat Greek fields Of
central Montana.
The company submitted an offer Of
10 cents a barrel above the published
field price for Midcontinent or Cat
Greek fields, whichever Is higher, on
a three year contract basis.
Continental OIL Co., present holder
of a five-year contract expiring Jan.
81, for this royalty oil. submitted the
only other bid. cents above the field
prices.
Under the existing contract, the gov
eminent receives s156 a barrel. The
Yale bid. however, at the present rate,
would mean S135 q barrel.
Secretary Of the. Interior Harold L.
Ickes referred the bids to the conserva-
ton branch Of the geological survey
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
Grizzly Plant
Capacity Up To
$500 BbL. O. DGv

Installations have been completed at
the Northwest Refining Co. plant at
Cut Bank whereby the capacity Of the
plant has been increased to weH Ia
excess Of 4.5OO barrels per day. This
increased capacity win permit the
company to care for increased demands
for Grizzly products as well as provide
capacity to aid any situation growing
out of the national defense program.
The increased capacity results from
installation of prefractionating tower
together with condensers, receivers,
pumps and control equipment. also
changes to heaters, providing a fire
fractionator ahead Of the pipe still
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
THREE WELLS
IN KEVIN ARE
SHOWING OIL

Three wells had promising showings
Of oil this week In Kevin field where
small amounts Of oil In lime forma-
ton invite application Of hydrochloric
acid which diSsolves the lime and
opens flow channels into the drill hole.
Agen- -GOeddertz No. is, CSL NE3
SWi 23-35-3W, was drilled into the
lime this week with a showing OF oil
that rose 800 feet. at l676-l6sl. It was
treated with 900 gallons OF acid and
Is now testing with every promise Of
good production.
PrevOl & Shay Government No. /,
CNL SW8 SWt l1-35-3W, drilled 70
the second and third breaks" In the
lime and found oil in both. II had
the contact with a showing Of oil at
1875. picked up a second showing at
l824-1828 and again at l85i-l86O. It
shows u barrels per day natural but
will be acidized
Nepstad ct aI-Haugan No. 4 CSL
Sw3 Sw3 2-S5-3w, gives promise Of
good production at the lime contact,
l845-l846, oil coming up 600 feet after
the lime had been tapped but gently.
It has enough oil so that the owners
are running rods and tubing to test
before acidizing.
Big West oil Co. is making a lime
test on the second of its two gassers
on the east edge Of the Cut Bank gas
field, the Big West-State No. 1. G SET
6-34-4W This well had a commercial
flow Of gas but the owners believe In
possible high gravity pool in the
area so are deepening at 2l60, expect
ing to test the Madison lime contact
and. should this produce no oil, win
bridge back to save the well as a
gasser. The gas Is needed in the COM
panys Kevin supply system.
r. G.. Parrent-Davis No. G SEA
SCI 3-36-3W, is drilling at 1860 after
having run l0-inch pipe at 1890. This
Is in the West Sunburst pool where
one producing well has been coniplet-
ed in new territory.
Rimr0ck Schmidt No. 9, CNL SWi
NWi 29-35-3W. is drilling at $40 after
running ISL feet Of 10-inch surface
pipe 1t spudded on Jan. l6.
One new location, the first OF the
new year, was announced this week.
It is Big West Carlson No. /, NE NWi
NE3 22-35-3W, located 220 feet south
Of the north line and 1920 feet west
1f the east line.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
EXCHANGE OF
PRODUCTS HAS
OPC APPROVAL

Petroleum Co-ordinator Ickes an
nounced approval by the Justice de-
partment Of a formal recommendation
to allow Northwest subcommittee of
his office to carry into effect the
sale, exchange or loan Of petroleum
products among marketers" where nee
eSsary to meet needs of military forces,
of war industries, and all reasonable
civilian requirements.
The recommendation was made, he
said, to counteract any oil shortages
which may develop In Oregon and
Washington from coastwise tankers be-
ing diverted to war service.
Mr.. Ickes said the recommendation
required Justice department approval
as 1t win operate contrary to the letter
of antitrust laws.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
SOUTH POOL AT
CUT BANK HAS
GOOD PRODUCER

Completion Of a well which swabbed
172 barrels in the first "a hours was
the highlight Of Cut Bank field during
the past week, The Texas Co. getting
this producer in the southwest corner
Of Section 16-32N-5W, on which sec
tion the south Cut Bank discovery well
was drilled.
The well is a north offset to the
Santa Rita-Jacobson No. /. The un-
usual feature of the well was a 81
foot saturated sand, which is an un-
usually thick producing formation.
Completion data shows Sunburst sand,
275O-2770 and 2785-2805, dry; upper
Cut Bank, 2825-2850, showing Of oil at
2842; lower Cut Bank, 2850-2877. OH
rose 1900 feet. Ellis was at 2877 and
hole bottoms at 1880. Seven-inch cas-
ing was cemented at 1882.
The field saw the start Of two
wells this week, the first Of the
new year. Cut Bank field has ap-
piled for ALLEGATION of enough
casing and other materials for $50
wells during the present year and
there has been no rejection Of that
program, formulated at a Denver
meeting of the OPC, District No.
4. There has been delay In the
starting of new wells on account
of the new M-68 order relating to
priorities.
Indian OiI-ReichOff No. 2 has been
started on Lot 10 in Sec. 3-34N-6W,
1877 feet east of the west line and $50
feet north of the south line. Materials
are on the ground.
TexacO-L -Lindquist No. 5, offsetting
the Mcdonald = Henderson Overcash
Tribal well, has been spotted in the
center of Lot 4, Sec. 20-32-5W. 1t is
2970 feet west OF the east line and $40
feet north of the south line of the |
section, near the river bank.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
CODY DOME Is
DUE TO GET
WELL

CASPER-An excellent producer Is
in prospect on Cody dome. on the
northeast edge OF the town Of Cody
in northern Wyoming, in Husky Re-
filming Co.'S Stump No. 2 well. Sc SW1
SW3 21-53N-10lW. Oil was found in
the Embar well 200 feet higher than
in the discovery well. at 1895 feet.
Total depth is 44l1 feet It Is a half
mile south OF Paul Stocks discovery
well. Casing was cemented at $780,
Bunker Hill
Superior Oil-Brimmer No 1, CIVIL
NW3 SCI 32-27N- BOW, is shut down at
1889 with l3i-inch casing cemented at
1892, waiting for better weather.
Byron Dome
Ohio Oil-Hoskins No. /, NE SW4 SEA
l5-56N-97W. rigging up.
Cole Creek
General Petroleum Government No.
3-2l-G, NV SW3 NW4 21-35N-77W, Is
testing production at 4565-4596. Shan
non sand, after having been shut down
on account Of the cold.
East Lance Greek
Buck Creek (Continental) Apex No.
6, NV SWi NE3 34-36N-65W, drilling,
1868.
Mackinnie Oil & Drilling Taylor No.
4. SW SW1 SW4 25-36N- location.
East Ferris
Sinclair wyoming No. sc, Sc SEA
NW3 25-26N-37W, 4434.
Frannie Field
Continental-N. P. No. S, NV SEA
SEA 23-57N- -98W. swabbed 283 barrels
in the first "A hours from Madison
lime at total depth Of 3498 Casing
was set at the top Of the Madison at
BAH.
Continental-N. P. No. 3, Sc Nwa
NWs 23-57N-sSw, rigging up rotary.
Kirk Oil-Govt. No. 4, NV SW4 SW4
27l6.
Garland Field
Ohio Utah Wyoming Consolidated
No. 3, Sc corner Lot 5 Sec 33-56N-
oTW, rigging up rotary.
Rock River
Ohio Oil-Diamond Cattle No. 3, SW
NE4 SEA 27-2ON-7Sw. drilling. 1855;
Dakota was topped at 3425; Morrison
at $500.
O'Brien Springs
Continental Oil-Johnson- Govt. No.
|, Sc SEA SWa 1-24N-88w, drilling In
Tensleep at 1897.
Lost Soldier
Sinclair Wyoming Hughes No. 8, SW
5Wa SWa 2-26N-90W. testing. 4456.
Continued on Page Four
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
FINANCE TEST
NEAR FAMOUS
BECK WILDCAT

Actual drilling will start within a
few days on an interesting wildcat
test on the Galata -Lothair structure.
south Of the Sweetgrass Hills in north
ern Montana.
E. o. McDougall, trustee. has COM
pletely financed the well, to be drilled
on lands owned in fee simple by Eagle
Greek oil Co, organized by Ray Sor-
ren and associates Of Shelby. SorreIl
i a veteran III the north Montana oil
industry, having owned the land on
which some of the early wells were
drilled In the Kevin field.
The new wildcat is near the famous
Beck well, drilled by a Great Falls
group on the geology Of Charles L.
Emmons, pioneer geologist, in 1928,
soon after the discovery Of Kevin field.
The Beck well had substantial show
ings of oil but was abandoned as non
and no further drilling has
been done since the coming of the
science of acidization, which might
make a commercial well from such
The McDougall No test
viii be in the center Of the NE1 SCI
Section 24-32N-3E. The contract has
been awarded to Sid Porter, Oilmont
contractor, who is now moving ma
terials. The contract calls for depth
Of 1850, the Beck having had its best
showings in the lime at 2585 to ZOOS.
The location is three-quarters Of a
mile southwest and slightly higher on
structure and it is about eight miles
east of the Devon gas field.
Sorrell obtained from state records
/ log of the Beck well and it shows
more oil than most wildcats.
At 1658-1662 (Burwash horiZon) they |
lad enough oil so that they put 1t in |
oarrels and had enough to run the /
'orge. At 2l65-2l7O there was show /
If oil in the Ellis the top Of which /
vas at 2120. The Madison contact at 4
'356-239O showed oil but the principal
moving was from 1885 to zoos, most
# the oil coming in at $500.
Interested in the Beck well were H.
;. Lake, Great Falls broker. and 9TH
rs and the reported oil strike caused
considerable sensation, falling fiat
vhen the crew dropped the casing and
ahmed the hole so completely that
he showing could not be tested and
he hole was not properly plugged.
ear Of possible water invasion caused
fcDougan to stay away from the old
TeIi
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24


that drilling operations so author
lied shall be in conformity with
the terms and conditions Of Order
No. MICS or any modification or
amendment therOf that hereafter
may be issued
Where drilling Is on 40 acres on
which there is no other well, the near
est OPC representative will give ap-
proval to sale by supply houses of all
necessary casing, tools and lease
equipment.
Where there Is more than one lessee
in 4O-acre tract, the consent of all
owners in the 40 acres must be OBJ
tanned.
Only wells thus authorized win be
granted an allowable production.
This allowable Is based on the pro-
rata of November runs. The total pro-
duction for the state will be named
each month by the office of Petroleum
Co-ordinator. The runs will be allo-
Gated by fields by the Oil Conservation
Board. Allowables by leases viii In
turn be fixed on the basis of Novem-
ber runs, for the present.
Preference Order P-98 was issued as
q sequel to Conservation Order M-68.
The preference order provides the
means for the entire oil industry to
get materials when the purposes are
considered justified.
The highest ratings provided in the
order are:
A-I-a-Material for repairing refin-
cry equipment when there has been an
actual breakdown or suspension of OPP
erations, and the essential material is
not otherwise available.
A-1-c-The minimum quantity of
material necessary to make reasonable
advance provisions for averting an ac-
tual breakdown or suspension of re-
finery operations.
A-1-e-Material to be used by oil
producers exclusively for search for
unknown pools by geological,
geophysical or geochemical prospecting. !
Az ratings are assigned in both pro-
duction and refining for materials to
Continued on Page Four)
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
Hills Wildcat
Is Testing Gas

A-A on Co. test on the Arch Apex
structure, north of the Sweetgrass Hills
in northern Montana, is under-ream-
ing casing down to the top Of the
first sand in the Colorado shales, pre-
pairing to test flow Of gas. The gas
sand was encountered at 1916 and
without drilling in, L. @. Stevenson
ordered the casing under-reamed down
so as to handle the flow should it be
commercial Location Is on the Fey
ranch, Sc SWa SW4 32-37N-2E.
Biggs- Carlson NO. / wildcat on Sage
Greek structure, east of the SweetgraSs
Hills, in center NEa NWa 22-37N-7E,
is reported drilling below 1900 feet in
upper Colorado shales, with showings
Of gas in shale pockets.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
Resumption of Drilling
Made Possible by New
Interpretation of Rules

federal authorities regarding
procedure the location of
Of
elf
wen
acres o.
drilling protect operator
application exception
(c) O).
Application for drilling permit should be made
lands the oil supervisor of the Mon
Railway
approved condition
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24

Board. composed OF two hold-overs
and three new members. appointed by
Gov Sam Ford, effective Jan. Is.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
ON DEMAND REMAINS SAME

AUSTIN, Tex-Texas Railroad Com
missioner Sadler believes that crude
oil requirements for the nations syn
thetic rubber program viii offset re-
duction In demand caused by tire
rationing and its resultant damper on
travel He did not believe, however,
that synthetic rubber requirements for
crude oil win increase the states over
all crude production.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-24
FEAsTER PROMOTED

WINNETT-M. w. Feaster, former
Cat Greek oil field worker, has been
promoted to farm boss by Continental
OIL Co. at Vile Platte, La, according
to word received here. He went to
Louisiana In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

LONG HAIR is definitely
conzng of or going up. Ginger
Rogers, for the first time in sew
erai pictures, is wearing her hair
high for certain scenes IN Once
Upon a Honeymoon"
A fringe of hair at her fore
head Is curled into a mere sug-
gestion of short bangs; rest Of
front hair is waved back from
her forehead, the waves set
deeply TO add height.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
FLOWER SQUARES
so,. ..S .stOt.enr1 stS"1i NC

THESE FLOWER squares will
give you delightful hours as you
embroider them on bedsPfead,
cloth or other linens. The lazy
daisy flowers can be in the same
colors in each square.
Pattern 1913 contains a trans
fer pattern of eight 4s4 and 16
"a Inch motifs; illustrations of
stitches; materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing to customs regulations,
orders for patterns to Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Ginqer Wears an Upswept Hairdo

Side hair is swept up from the
temples. the ends turned for
ward in thick rolls.
Back hair is combed straight
up from the nape of the neck,
the ends also turned forward. 10
continue the up and forward"
effect. This back hair is held in
place with a tailored velvet bow
set high on the back of the head.
Bow is only ornament.