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HOUSES FURNISHED.

; Rooms ,noN % Of tnrn;. room house to Ts rent
ered a owPe4 fsan m Fs sn
board: conv, 10 bus: rental, So per month
YNbXnf f9a b11Id ados rss fhqrch 2asHR house
rooms and basement, nicely furn.; gas
heat: now occupied by owner. Please call
couffE co pffi @ASTPD 1Sl sTP1 to share home all
facilities wife unemployed; no children.
wooDRIDGE-Detached rooms. tile
bath, garage, auto. heat and refrigerator; :;
nicely furnished, includes linen ard silver,
81 ,dHm go PEI month IN Roger Moss resltor' Ho
, BEDROOMS. Z baths: brick detached
vIRGISfa Ws Sfa HONE On 4S Vii rent to responsible
tenant well located new Srm. home con-
,yenient TO shopping center: schools and :!
rm. uniurnshed apartment on md Il. now
rontlnf for $50 a month; side. porch, large
gaTd gad and pdna full :, b2scment oil heat SON. som
No. Columbus. Arlington, Va. GIL. 75a3.
! aorSs uSsp1 nav oy be seen after pm, SATURDAY
BRICK HOMO in American University Park,
FOR RENT, a-bedroom brick. nicely fur
refp rt s oil beat tee sock ranss ana
M blks from city fare, For details call
,oi' rS6I1 sCMLEY sa AYE Bradbury Heights, Nd;
FacsG s5H'RfsR" RocR CREEK Kqf Pf aEse bed
room, attic room recreation room S 50
mo: nsear, bus stop. tl27 Adams Mill I'd
AZ At oSct G1 sm a1tsH @2n all dsg Sun
With bath, Maryland, 30 min. by auto
White House; electricity, hot water. stove.
See sGs Sun s'es of ss5dsn after
NEW, 5 rms. and bath, lul! basement
Immediate possession. 5 mi, beyond Peace
Defense highway Open for inspection
sai ~ and Sun, Phone Hyattsville 5676
500 HnLMooR DR.. woodmoor Md
ed. sH. eel or Marshall j, Wapie Co.
kISsINGroN,n q 8 MD Dnsmaf Dl a5f' buneslow Itv.
ing room bedroom, kitchen and bath
ses5re ssTd TsiTSeTaton q ira or !aTss fenced
ist FLOOR BEDROOM am and ph Bath: i,'"s ; bed
rooms ! y baths upstairs maids atrs /:
n5hed ocsed OF eopd s hqae nicely fur
Spg R P Ripley sH. 1899; ewes. SH
OWNER LEAVING CITY will lease to re-
Sponslbie tenant, well located corner home
n NV completely ard beautifully fur
Rit5S; RRiShSed; owner occupies apt. Of rooms,
kenfn o 3ame and Pensat bath balance of home
500 per Shown S by e0pon5oe Ieeaf ony
$500 '' ~
1917 QUEEN ST NE rooms and bath.
gas heat mar transportation TR 1884
MILES OUT COLESVILLE RID, from
silver Spring, Nd change of duty forces
NaVa! offic2I 10 vacate new .-Storv mod
srn pTlck on 5-acre lot. large living room
win fireplace, dining room. sunny kitch-
eti' M latse ocoEooms and tile bath, screen
ed porch across entire rear, fun basement:
rent 500. Box lob. Sta.
HAMPSHlRE kNOLLS, near Takoma Park,
Mq.@EeW saf-igereyto 4's3rm, trick bungalow with
rent S9' % Smith Il Gotlieb Inc, -
So1IT6o,1 oIn Eo a,e, Takoma Park: Nd, sH. 6l95.
ohD GEoR6ETONN ROAD, miles nortn
OF Bethesda; Md,-Attractive bungalow 4
rooms - bedrooms. 3 baths, servants quar-
SSe5ISSa6. Iastefuily furnished 2ia acres: rent
a3plpolni 3pl}c9i niment only. Gail SHANNON 4
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Viyoinio.

KEEP WARM, cozy rm. in new gas-heated
home newly furn., with twin beds: near
EXPRESS bus: garage and telephone; no other
roomers: private bath: SO for ., 81 for /. .
SH 63G6
ARLINGTON, VA. 4601 23rd no.-Master
bedrm. in new home, twin beds; reasonable
Zee hwy. to Wakefield, turn right 2 blks
10 23rd.
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NEAR CONN. AVE.

2 Miles North Chevy Chase Circle,
u acre, shade trees, beautifully land
Scaped, brick Colonial. center hall. large
living room and dining room, screened
porch. library with freplacel and lava :
tory, large. well planned and beautifully
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms, :, baths
maids room and tiled full bath. recrea inc
room with fireplace; lear garage: this
property is in perfect condition; bus serv-
ice; price, S235OO. BOSS e. PHELPS
Realtors, Ma. 1900 EVENINGS and Sunday
call Miss Alexander. Or nHS6
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TABLE BOARD.

LUNCHEoNS AND DINNERS for club,
once or organization members, up to Is
guests served in private dining room for
$50 Call CLUB Studio, Fairfax Hotel, for
appointment, HO. 44S0. between and 6
. IN; SUNDAYS. OR lhO6
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GOOD NE. SECTION.
NEA2 TECH IIGL CGHnnl


Semldetached building consisting of
store and l room on first floor. , rooms
bath. second floor: rooms. third floor
store suitable for retail business and upper
noors for apis ALL LARGE ROOMS
NOW vacant. This is an opportunity to
ACQUIRE good investment besides living
quarters. Price. 81 II 800. Call Mr.. VOL
OeFs' IA Ell I,S2; S5o With ,,,,r
I3u3 ST. NV. MA o345
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APTS. WANTED (cont. J

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires /, 2, <
room. private. furnished apt, in modern
bids; S75 to S125; NV. section; will sub
let. CO. 1868 A.
:. BRITISH EMBASSY GIRLS wish fur
nished apt. in apt. bldg, with 2 bedrooms,
in NV. district. Hobart 1340. Ext. 172. 3'
furn. apt . rms. X and b.; not over 20
Minis. from downtown and in nice building.
Very reliable. Will pay S60-S10. Please
children 3s
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ARMY TRANSFER.

NV,UDU.
TRANSPORTATION at corner, gas heat; de-
tached brick garaee slate roof fun base
ment. fenced-in yard. > freplaces: about
3 years old: rooms near elementary
school in Bethesda
BRUCE KFsSLER, or 18th ST NV.
MA. 1884 WI 1855
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ESTATE SALE

VACANT BUNGALOW
Near 18th and Newton SITS n.e-This
shingle bungalow has 3 rooms, sleeping
full cellar. gas heat, etc Price $3.50,
on reasonable terms.
DI Sal I W l. MOORE GE o9Oo
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COUPLE WANTS studio or one
bedroom apt, furn or unfurn., in
modern switchboard bldg, NV;
rent no object; no children
OIL. 5034. g.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

GENTLEMAN wants room and board with
private family. NV. section preferred, with
sdraec: Please give location and price,
ROOM AND BOARD desired for employed
mother and S-month baby in home with
Box - "A STIR ps
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MOVING. PACKING g STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Fdelman's Nov
ing e. STORAGE Co Tavlor ng31 %
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

ss9. SO ROOMS, BATH. screened porch,
coal neat sarage, large wooded lot Avail
aoIe now. kenslngton Realty Co. How
,rd ave: Kensington 553
NV 6-ROOM HOUSE. lge recreation
ana laundry rooms sl1 Chetworth ri
AAsseH.an9T.a' Asn. Va Call EX. 4l60, Ext
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, for defense
WORKERS: > rms, bath New development.
Dexter Heights. Nichols ave ana TaIbert
81 Sc COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
81 9th st. NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

26I9 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-La-ce room for
So Gentlemen: semiprivate bath Gentle
suitable 3 or girls: block bus. y ioc bus oii
fare, raTe downtown; unlimited phone Laundry
I'oP 18th f ST. N.W.-Flne ne"e rooms. 4n ''5 one
!triple. baths; good meals Special rates
TSnGd oTr !9s sT %Ssk front room
$ with private bath and dressing room.
ARL,, ALlL,: lyon PARK-I{ you are particular
CHEVY cHAsE-Lovely home; several Girls
.lO; ST. N.WELarees ere, room. ~ win n'q, beds
ygi{able Tilb afr, for girls large room to share
= BLock DrpoNT STS' CIRCLE. 1G iHa 1905 10th
81, AW-Vacancy in double room, avail
able ao;e at once in newly renovated guest
1911 18th ST. N,W.-Large G living bed
room. suitable 3 also double, available i'm
i.se sf;''1ki MASS. AVE- ~ eaf2 Iw-A distinctive
home home for young people in unsurpassed
VIRGHSIA VIZ sIS teaSGnss CaTBiHousE vic ARLINGTON
hallmTor II dinnnr sroqp of q or singles: spanish
sas' o ffGfinFsf fah 81 SWRooms 81 aqGs with nos " ID
80 I'm monfh each; Oh suitable or 3; good To-
l6th ST. Nv 1905 and 46lo-Dble. rms
fire. r., aarass; Phone IA. 1919.
WESLEY HALL. formerly SCOTS Club
Rationing is no problem 10 YOU; good meals
ano rooms; rates, 81 to $50 month dou-
hle close TO work; a grand lot of young
pfople n residence. l4"6 2lst st. NV
TWO Young LADIES to share nice room.
"a! aa, oinlnE ba tn: new furniture. Beauty
EN- e%poSure: excellent meals. unlimited
phone: private gentle family; u block
MJ r p bP5e4dant a. car stop near slh and Co
room with another twin beds; in private
Jewish bone conv. OPA and WPB agen-
1872 MICHIGAN AVE. Ne. Brooklsnd-
AcGommoda for > in large room, Twin
PEG PEGS, good meals, home. privileges; excel
HAVE VACANCIES. single and double for
Young or mddle-aged men or women. pri-
yate semitic home. unlim phone; excel
lent transp.: home-cook meals: semi
pTNate baths homelike atmosphere; ress
IREArTiIu Isata uLLY furn. room, for ? Young
lacleS meals optional; good tranSp.; rea-
S9nable. Phone. ia. "l45,
20. ST. N.W.-Smau single room. suit
able for girl DIT Ilpi "
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PFTWORTH

III QUINCY ST NV
CLOSE TO schools. churches and stores:
excellent transp. large rooms. tile bath
lavatory in basement, modern kitchen,
hardwood foors. 2car garage, deep lot
House in excellent condition. owner oc-
cupleo Possession on settlement Price
SIS: $50. Reasonable terms Open Sunday
only TO pm. weekdays by appointment
WIS. ave. WO i44l eYes OI2 n
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4519 ALASKA AVE. Sc.

fC ALaSIAA n T., .. T..
: ROOMS. :, BATHS
etached home; beautiful shade trees: a
block from bus. See Mr.. Lawton, Ii.
435g, Open Sunday, 20 $4,000.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. L. 1000
TAKOMA PARK. MD
$4,000 buys white .clapboard bungalow
with rms. bath, porch. basement. garage
and large lot. Trans. and schools blocks
660S Poplar ave.
S1O.500 buys brick home with rms
baths. screened porch, oil burner re-
Irigeration. ventilatins fan in attic. storm
windows, maids rm. and bath in basement
and large lot. 1912 Flower ave.
s11 800 buys 7217 Blair rd NV. large,
7-room home with extra rm. in attic. oil
heat, refriseration, extra toilet and show
er. entrance hall porches up and down
lot ESQ feet, deep; 2 blocks from stores,
sehooIs she1sI and fare bus; ,,,,,, ..
31l CEDAR ST, TAKOMA PARK.
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DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION

Large house. bedrooms, . tiled baths,
gas heat. splendid condition. side light
nov producing excellent income Price.
Sl3.5o0. unfurnished: Sl4.a5O. furnished.
Possession Ask for Major Lane. MA.
$500. Evenings and Sunday, WI $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS 14I1 K ST. NV
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FULLY FU
HOME
BOOMING HOUSE,

Que near 18th st. .v.-Building. furnish
lnes aDo business, $4,000. Income S420
no. exclusive of residence Cash required,
$500 PHILIP WAGSHAL. DI. 3o35:
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BRIGHTWOOD.

Detached stucco. z rms and bath: de-
tached garage. Owner says sell Cali Mr..
Stevenson, with F. M. PRATT CO.. MA
S6S2; ewes, RA. 42:}l.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
Of Conn. ave-Large center-hall Colonial
home, 3 bedrooms, . baths; | rm.. din
room, kitchen and powder room 1st floor
garage: restricted. OWNERS. EN-. 5O73 81
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Sl5.OOO.
6-room brick and stone, "a baths, large
recreation room, maids room. oil heat
excellent condition. Apply to OWNER. at
303 w. Glendale ave-. or phone Alexandria
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
EXCELLENT VALUE,
S10950.
Stucco construction. bedrooms . ba tbs
! bedroom. and bath on 1st floor: newly
redecoreted: oil heat: GOOD lot Call WO
200 Once open until Q pm. EDW H
JONES T. CO.. INC
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GOOD NE. SECTION

zoos Adams st ne lovely rooms
hwd; floors. sunroom, toilet on lst foor
gas h h. large lot lear garage; Sc $50.
Terms. WOODBRIDGE REALTY co, 1881
r. l. ave ne. NO 1oO2
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TAKOMA PARK SECTION

,N wa H1eA oGN L 1ON.
immediate OCCUPANCY 4, and Is room
nCuSeS. Prlceo. SlOO-Sl 50 ROBERT F
l0HR. n Cedar ST., Takoma Park, D. c.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
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TRUE COLONIAL,

In attractive Yates Gardens In old
Alexandria there is available 5-room
and bath brick home with walled garden.
open fireplace, random width flooring.
Possession with settlement
CALL MADDOX TRENHOLM. MA 1908.
REALTOR. EDWARD r. CARR. BUILDER
FyrlIsjye
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CHEW CHASE n n

brick hou*e with bedrooms. baths.
uen. breakfast room, attic, recreation
room; caS heat. In splendid neighbor-
hood Just block from transportation
Reasonable terms. S14.950.
EDWIN l. TAYLOR Hill Rldp
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MARIETTA PARK

North Of 3rd and Concord ave NV
Price. S12,5on. Modern semidetached
? tiled baths. sas heat. > freplaces: s
rooms, > screened porches; excellent con-
dltlon. To inspect, phone Major Lane. Ma
$500 Evenings and Sunday. WI $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS. l4l1 Z S.. NV
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FOREST HILLS,
CENIER-H HALL COLONIAL,
WOODSIDE PARK.

Brick modern home, > bedrooms. bath.
side porch on second floor: first floor 1
bedroom and bath. larse living, room. fr.-
place. dining room. side porch screened
modern complete kitchen; sas heat hot
water, garage. recreation room, lavatory,
large lot. Possession time settlement
H HANNAUER, Real Estate,
1896 Georgia Ave NV
81, 400 Residence CT en,s
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MASS. AVE. SECTION,

$3.50
This excellent home is located in nns
RESTRICTED eichborhood close to desirable
school; Only years old the construction
Is modern in every way. The house con-
tainS full rooms and tiled bath good
closets, built-in Garage, screened porch
G.; E. saSS heat $50 yearly) basement
toilet, tuil basement and fenced-in rear
ket. Needs good cash payment
Emerson 9122.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN. 4S45 MASS. AVE.
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PETWORTH.

INN} WYOMING AVE. NV.
Double and triple rms. living rm. anc
laundry privileges; streetcar conv. NO
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COLONIAL BRICI

$4,000: center hall>through; large wooded
lot. large screened porch over attached ga
rage; near Kenwood. Call OIL. 6s67
$12,950-BRICK COLONIAL.
White, 6 large rooms, 2 baths, fireplace
porch, attached garage; large lot; less
than years old Bethesda area Call
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Oil end Mining Men
Fight Hutch. Measure

oil and mining men are present
ing specific objections to the bill
introduced by Senator Hatch of
New Mexico at the request of the
department of interior. This meas
ure in its present form would en-
power the department to terminate
rights and interests of holders of
mining claims upon failure to file
specified statements and affidavits
or to perform labor improvements
The measure relates primarily to
placer mining claims located for
deposits of phosphate, sodium, po-
tassium, oil, oil shale, or gas on
the public domain.
Special efforts are being made to
have one particularly Objectionable
section, which might set a pattern
for general action to invaIidate
many mining claims, removed from
the bill This section reads: that
Notwithstanding the filing of any
statement required by this act, the
validity or existence of the claim to
which such statement relates shall
remain open to inquiry and determi-
nation upon such procedure as may
be prescribed by the Secretary of
the Interior, or in any other lawful
procedure"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

Quartz crystals suitable for max
ing radio oscillators. urgently need
ed for military purposes, have been
found In western Arkansas.
The crystals have been mined for
curio quartz in a desultory manner
during the past 40 years. In the
past year, however, interest in the
deposits has been greatly stimu-
lated because of the pressing need
for high-quality quartz, and the
deposits have been made the OBJ
ject of an intensive study by the
Geological Survey as a part of its
widespread search for domestic
sources of quartz for oscillators.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Woge-Hosar Act Covers
Stripping Operations

MINNEAPOLIS. - Stripping OPP
erations at open pit iron, other met
al or coal mines have been held by
the courts to be subject to provi-
sions of the fair labor standards
act, L. A. Hill, regional director of
the wage and hour and public con-
tracts divisions, u. S. department
of labor, has announced.
Hill said the question of workers
overtime pay in the removal of
over-burden from iron mines was
involved in a consent decree, signed
by Judge Robert C. Bell at a spe-
cial term of federal district court
in Duluth, prohibiting John SmoItz
of Hibbing from further violations
of the act.
Smoltz, garage owner and con-
tractor, was engaged in stripping
and removing over-burden from
iron mines and also in hauling
waste to dumps, in smoothing roads
and in hauling ore from ramps in
mine pits to ore washers and to
iron ore cars, all activities covered
by the federal wage and hour
statute.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Zinc Expansion
Plans Qllelled
By WPB Stand

The zinc division of the war
production board win offer no
incentives for zinc expansion,
either from government financ-
ing or excess premium prices,
according to James Douglas,
chief of the division.
He has announced that through
a recent decision of the zinc divi-
sion, concurred in and made a
matter of policy by the war pro-
duction board, no government fl
nancing viii be recommended in
the near future for the purpose of
increasing zinc production. Further,
no mines not now operating shall
receive premium price payments in
the B or G categories to enable
such mines to commence produc-
ton. This policy is dictated by
our present zinc situation, which
is much improved through sub
stantial curtailments of require
ments for the year 1914"
Our major problem is now one
of maintaining our present rate of
production which is 100 percent
dependent upon labor supply"
Douglas declared
There is shortage of I'M
foreground labor in all the import
ant zinc producing areas in the
United States. Until we can obtain
the labor to fully man these oper-
ating mines we do not feel that
it is advisable or logical to spend
additional government funds for
the bringing into production of new
mines or building mills when be-
cause of overall labor shortage
total increased zinc production will
not be realized"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Group Would
Aid Postwar
Gold Mining

Following its recent action adyo-.
eating gold as the international
monetary standard, the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce by
two actions is now endeavoring
to assure postwar recovery of the
gold mining industry.
In one resolution the chamber
is seeking amendment of the war
production board order L-208, which
closed the gold mines, or action
by congress, if necessary, to allow
them to operate sufficiently to
cover carrying and maintenance ex-
penses. The gold mining industry
is the only industry as such against
which a general closing order was
issued 1t was expected that such
an order would free thousands of
miners for work in the strategic
metals industries, but the desired
result was not accomplished mas
much as only few hundred gold
miners went into the mining of
strategic metals. Consequently, the
closing order has tended to destroy
this industry without any particular
benefit to the war effort, it is said.
In a second resolution, the cham
Der proposes that the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp. be requested to
grant secured loans to gold mining
companies to enable them to fl
nance the continued maintenance
of their properties in an unwatered
and timbered condition. until such
time as they may lawfully resume
production.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Chrome Mine Begins
Shipping Concentrates

SILYERSTAR. = Shipments of
chrome concentrates have been
started by the Silver Star Chome
company. All output goes to the
Metals Reserve company stockpile
at Butte. The mine is located four
miles southeast of here in Madison
county. The mill is at the old Iron
Rod location and is an old plant
rehabilitated to handle rs tons of
chrome ore daily.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

The deposit is located 20 miles
southwest of Bozeman and is only
a few miles from Gallatin Gateway.
The property was worked from
1908 to 1905, by the Montana Corun-
dunn Co, and considerable ton
mage Of sized eorundum was pro-
duced. The operation was closed
down in 1905, when the develop
ment of synthetic abrasives caused
a drop in the price of corundum
The present war has brought about
new demands for this material, and
all sources of supply are being in
vestigated, Newman said.
The bureau late last month start
ed studies of the outcrops to pick
out the most favorable site to start
new operations. The old workings
are badly caved, and new shaft
will be sunk $50 feet.
The erection of the necessary
mine buildings and work prepare
tory to sinking the shaft is now
going on.
Newman estimated the work will
take about four months to complete
and cost in the neighborhood of
$4,000. Robert d. O'Brien, bureau
engineer, has been placed in charge
of the work.
An access mine road, to make the
deposit accessible during the win
ter months, was recently approved
bv the bureau of mines and will
be built by the grazing service.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
FLAYS PLAN
FOR LEASING
PUBLIC LAND

DENVER Testifying this week
in opposition TO announced plans
for withdrawing public lands from
location and making them subject
to leasing, Carl ]. Trauerman,
secretary-treasurer Of the Mining
Association of Montana, termed the
plan vicious and indefengible
He appeared at the hearing held
here this week by the senatorial
public lands committee, of which
Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada
is chairman.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

A doctor who had taken up as
his speciality the treatment of skin
diseases was asked by friend how
he happened to select that partic-
ular branch of medicine
There were three perfectly good
reasons, replied the physician. my
patients never get me out of bed
at night, they never die, and they
never get well"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20
Answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. practical pocketsized guide
book gives many fdcts helpful to the pros
pector. miner. and field engineer. Covers
equipment and methods. geologic und min
erulogic data. identification Of important
minerals. and scores OF reloied focts for
practical use.
Handbook for prospectors end
Operators OF Small Mines
BY n. w. Won Bernie See these daaa
WIZ Aid TO Prospectors
S4v pages S4.oo Lows Pertaining 10
REVISED by Mining
Geology in Pros
Simply and concise pectine
lY. this book pre- Oltcrops
sen's everything me Sompline and As
practical mon cun sovine,
use IN the field. from -
the most efficient ~
equimeni. to making
field tests. Pructicol MHkess ond
uses Of geology and Pr1ces
minerologY ore ex- treatment
ploined. Minerals Developing and
ere covered fully os EqsaippIng
TO their Occurrences. Glossary Of Terms
and vulues. Used in Mining
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

He: do you believe in free love?"
She, Yes, but let's go to the
movies first.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-11-20

Mine Bureau to Explore Corundum
Deposit I'm Old Gallatin Workings

Plans for exploration deposit of corunm Galatn county
during the
week Helena by w Newman district engineer for the bureau