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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

lst commercial. owner. 1872 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV
DETACHED APARTMENT. new, sunit:
annual rent, $4,000: operating expenses
low; price, $23,75o: terms. SH 1852 OF
81. 1851
ave. : Groom and bath brick home.
Rented for S4so a year. Price, S5,25O
BOSS 4 Phelps, l4l7 K ST. NV. MA. 93OO.
GOOD INCOME, 1892 sth st. NV Box
l6-UNiT APT: HOUSE of 18th ST. nv,
near Central High School: priced ct less {;
times annual rent. Call owner. GE 4626.
3-SIORY BRICK and large Scar garage,
assured income Of more than lOcc on in
veStmenG 1th 81, bet. l. and M NV Box
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

8 LARGE ROOMS, furn. or unfurn.. near
station il Bowie, Md, James s Rrady
6-KoOM HOUSE, 3 II. G.. bedrooms. shade
re re large i"t' $50 month. 2io South
CIeteiano 81. Arlington. Va Phone Gebe
ALEX aNORiA. conv enienr location Fur
ntshto. oaorooms, living room, dining
Heicn r Marshall a'exsndria 3sol,
sos '3rd ST, catmody HIS. No
PEI month. L, H. Rinker CAPITOL Heighrs,
s-Room HOUSE, j.. bans. OH heat al
Chnro1 gaehsd ssa5sss j. l. c. West. Falls
;-Room fuRN. HOUSE with .Dnroom.
excel cond, "s-scIs lawn and sarden
beautiful ollees; 3 blocks from bus stores,
30: PARK RID. Alex Furnished house.
q rooms and large heated sun parlor,
larFe screened pOrches, h.v.h.. large lot,
GTaffaSe, Near bus line and railroad station.
ALEXANDRIA, NA.--Comple furnish
ed beautiful orick home in Beverly Hills
kitchen, hath isTee bedrooms' s,'s Screened eeD
porch. built-ia garage. 500 per month
Phone Alexandra 4I01.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD < Completely fur-
oil heat, beautiful lawn: restricted: $40.
hillside 095'R call after 1890 am -
For RENT. small farm cottage with
gSoer s5oes 9ia, and eleGtficity e near Vienna, Va
MODERN 5-RM. BUNGALOW completely
furnished. ptil. Incl. Apply Mrs A, W
Wells. -lr OF phone Marlboro l2I-J. g..
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
10 ACRES. g rooms, a-story. shade, no
moo conv high elev.: $50 per mo,
n or s9
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ARLINGTON, VA.-Comfortable, modern s.
room home, plenty of land for flowers,
gerden, chlckens fruit trees, erspe arbor,
1L.:3 9th st. no mo dealelsl =.
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REDUCED TO S9.250.
41O9 7th ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Modern Petworth brick home, near
sLreetcars and bus has rooms, ba tn. GAS
HEAT, gas retrigerator, insulated. storm
windows, gara@e. Owner ready TO give
immediate possession. Eve. or Sun, phone
Woodley l414, Mr.. Adams.
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th st. Realtor MA. o153.
Exclusive Accent
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FRANCES POWELL HILL.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

1-room frame, bedroom Ist floor.
h h, coal; lot 120x12O: ?-car gsrage;
trnit and shade trees, garden, flowers; an
excellent buy ~ $3.50
East Fails Church Home Of 4 rooms
! bedroom on lst floor, lot 1UxI4O. very
good. asking $500
Z. w. CLEVER 4 co lxfnrd nlno
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BEVERLEY HILLS

1920 Old Dominion blYd-Like new =
bedrooms, screened porch, sun deck, storm
windows. Venetian blinds. cleo range
.ef@ near school, bus and shopping center
~ 300 cash. bal, like rent. Call OWNER
Tor appointment Temple 335l -
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

10 ACRES. & rooms. 2-story. shade no
MOD conv.. high elev; $50 per mo
S4ooo. easy terms. Graham, Fairfax
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. FOREST HILLS.
VACANT-1O ACRES

SO 500; country home. on hill, shade: A.
room coZy home, with 2 streams sprins
running through milkhouse,- 2-car garage,
poultry house, sparkling well water; owner
IN New York: more land available; $4,000
cash. JOHN BURDOFT Colesville, Md
Evening star., 1943-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT

nOOaeS FOX SAle OR RENT.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Comtortsbl BILE, modern s.
rooni nome, plenty OF land for flowers,
garage, 5000 cash; will rent partly furn
2E:3 9TH st no mo dealeish :.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
WE PAY ALL CASH tor ne. and Sc.
proper property; quick settlements. Gum g.
BY PRIVATE PARTY. wi Vicinity stH,fn Of 18th 1p and
Allison NV. or within l2-mile radius Give
Al and oSG e%s BoS 55Sp 10 Tssg sta
Glover Park or Burleth. Please call WI
BnL Y "; PAY PAY 1,,S CASH Tor smsn 1ouss in
ment. NO comm!Ssion to pay. RA. 913b
roR ment Ion aI, PR1CE, cash and quick settle
ray HiGHEsT sil-cssn ssfl'- prices n ''Hp TOR
KERG. seaa Woodl.H 40 ol l'G%"'ss5e1 n~ GO essh MN'
D tMGEpIATE eli Ma or CASH vs s1pP.ls;. oPPERs:
Dl- sa6s. MR.: QUICK. RA. 34ls, ~.
WANTED, IN
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Have client waiting to purcbss. r.
room detached brick home. VIII pay all
fash iaSh,ry UP to $4,000, This is bona f1de
immediate attention. Please csH Mr
Young a. WO. 5576 or DI. I41I.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll.
HOUSES WANTED
Urgently need houses for sale IN Silver
spring, CheVy Chase and Bethesda areas
also D. c. properties: customers with cash
ready to buy
GRAHAM-HALL, REALTORS. VI. $3.50
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
IT WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION,
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos Y. Cap REALTORS Ma 6eYo
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TRAilERS WANTED.

26 or 20 it., tandem wheels, Al or AZ
model: will pay cash. BOX 5556, Friend
ship p. O.. wash. d. c.
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BEDROOM, BATH. lst FLOOR,

Near 18TH and Decatur SITS. n.w.-De
luxe kitchen, breakfast room 4 bedrooms
bath, second floor; insulated attic, INV
gas neat, gear garage; house in excellent
condition
McDEVITT, Realtor. RA. 4422
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DETACHED BRICK.

Side-hall entrance with side porch: 6
rooms, tiled bath; house only 3 years old
in better-than-new condition. Owner oc-
dows oil hsat cose 60 pG
Exceptional buy at $3.50 1907 Hilton
ave TakOma Park. Nd. SE 1l3S
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WESLEY HEIGHTS,
LARGE BRICK HOME

Comfortable modern home. 9 rooms.
ga10 Glover driveway, OR 4eO4
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PRACTICALLY NEWS 500

4 1NxIO ININLIJ I IN Il f-.bO ,OUU.
ArhnRton. Va.-Atttactive alma sonry
nome. new house condition, VACANT. e1-
cellent location near bus: + bright rms
lever lot, ttees: siT-cond. heat steel Case
ment windows, screens. ST5u cash, $50
monthly. Phone GIL. Si23
II M(yG q MIL L I'D
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N.W.-DET. BRICK-S15,5OO

bedrooms, 2 baths q are MASTER, re-
eeptlon hall, living room, fireplace, dining
room, knotty pine den or bedroom. de luxe
Sitchen, breakfast room, pantry; INV oil
neat, summer winter hoohup; new storm
large lot; Anchor fence. Truly a fine home !
McDEVITT. Realtor. RA. 1922.
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NEAH-IN PROPERTIES.
3-unit brick, oil for heating. by owner
Rent, 1890; net, ST ,3Os, Price. $1,000:
cash, 5000.
Broad ave: corner, large bids Good
producer at low rentals Big future pos
sibilities. $4,000 to handle.
Sizable corner property. where moderate
remodeline cost will greatly increase in
come. Price, S23,5OO
PETERSON REALTY INV. SERVICE,
MI 11Co
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD
Detached brick, 6 rooms snd bath, lava :
lory on first floor, fireplace, finished attic,
large screened porch, built-in garage, lot
100 it. wide, containing nearly a half
acre; only - block of Conn. ave. For
information, call Mr.. Myers. RA. 1911
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Exclusive Broker,
Investment Building. DI 6O92
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Lii Green Head
Paradise Bill

LII GREEN. who Is credited
with starting tho present cycle Of
blues" numbers, VIII share the
spotlight with Tiny Bradshaw and
his orchestra u the Paradise The
alter. when the new show moves in
today.
Lis recordings include such hits
rs Il Won't Sell My Love, - My
Mellow Man, Cherry Tree Blues
and In the Dark, which has sold
some 65. 600 discs so far.
Bradshaw viii feature his own
composition. The Jersey Bounce -
and Will introduce Chippie Outcalt,
Bob Slater. Count Hastings, Willie
Nelson and other favorites in his
band.
Conway and Parks and Kay and
karol will complete the stage show
with dance routineS.
Behind Prison Walls IS the
screen fare with the snow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
TeIenews Bill
Shows Bomb
Raids on Axis

TIE EFFECTIVENESS Of tho
Allied round the clock bombing
OF Germany is evident n the latest
newSreel scenes Of this activity
which hichNCht thC row programs
AZ the Downtown and Norwood
Telcncws Thcaters. Filmed by Of
fetal Raj Caneramen. these PIC
lures show the immense damage
inflicted upon the key cities 81
Essen. Hamburg and Berlin Bril-
liant night fires indicate the IN
tenSity of the attack
And from the other end NazlS
are feeling the might Of the Allies.
In typical Russian style, action
films show the recent reCapture
of the key city Of Nchkie Lux.
Important rail center on tho cen
trial front. these neWSrcClS show
the damage wrought by an angry
Soviet attacking force.
Other European newsreelS are
headed By confIScated German
films obviously taken 70 impress
the French with their generosity.
Here arc pathetic pictures Of
French PoiuS beng returned 20
their homes after nearly TWO years
in concenira ION camps
Home front news stories include
varied training sequences OF our
ARMED services. Nine Chang :
visit 10 Los Angeles and the FIRST
movies ever taken OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States in Ses-
sion.
Featuring the shorts programs
a, both Downtown and Norwood is
the first Detroit showing oi
"BOOmtoWn. u. G." An enter.
tanning and human story of boy
and girl is typical Of what is hap
peninG today in that bedlam on the
Potomac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

DANCING AT the end Of a
string manipulated by someone
else is an every day occurrence in
the life OF one and all, and de-
cidedly not a novelty. Neverthe-
less. Victor Charles really enter
tains and amuScs the audience al
the Club Stcvadora with his IA
nous Hollywood personality
marionetteS. lie has a large varl-
ETY. of singing and dancing puppets
and a nice style OF putting them
Through their PAGES
Further novelty is added by
Laurello with his dog and cat act
that runs the gamut of Juggling
acrobaticS and muscle control
Ethel Shepherd, IN AeF second
week with brother Eddy, has a
new poppy number in You Can't
Say No 10 a Soldier and con-
tinues 10 please with her other
vocals.
Lee Mason, having found much
success with his corny-stylc mum
bcrS, comes up with "Oh You
Beautiful Doll and Nobody S
Sweetheart Now" as we'll as ms
comedy scenes with Buddy Roth
Esther DeRoy has framed a new
show with her Glamour Girls, and
Joe Blanket and his boys do a good
lob with the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Yarn

BOB HOPE took time off from
work in Lets Face II" to tell
about the debut Of a Broadway
actor in motion pictures. It seems
that the fellow had been high hat
and high-handed during filming OF
his first picture. At the preview it
turned out 10 be a terrific hop-
Whereupon wag stated, His
career certainly got of to a flying
stoD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Mrs. Miniver' Goes
To Raid Shelter!

THOSE WHO thrilled at Greer
Garson's performance in the air
raid shelter in Mrs. Miniver"
would have been amused 10 see
her at Metro Goldwyn Mayer
when a daylight red alert was
sounded this week.
Miss Carson followed instruc-
lions. she walked-didn't run-to
the shelter and calmly read a
magazine until the "all clear"
sounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Whiskery De but

SONNY TUFTS. tall. blond
handsome newcomer who Is seen
on the screen for the first time in
$50 Proudly We Hail" had 10
wear a huge crop of whiSkerS
through seven weeks OF work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
SAKS SHOW BAR

RIESS BROTHERS AND ROSS
tell Jokes, do a few tricks and
exchange a bit of pattcr on the
world At large Al Saks these eve
nlngS, while lovely June Walls
with some light opera
air and few OF ,he later pops
Her voice has a very pleasant tone
quality.
Jackie billiard. favorite tenor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Moves TO Hamlet

THE SMALL town locale for
The Miracle Of Morgan'S Creek
is the first Preston SturCes has
ever had for a picture he has
written and directed. All previous
stnrinS Mere laid In bic cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
WONDER BAR

NEW AT the Wonder Bar is DR.
Rolf PaSSer, who's addicted 10
that mysterious business Of men,
tai telcpathy, ably assisted by Dee
Costello.
Please, please. don't pooh-pooh
the ability Of DR. PaSScr when you
see him and chalk his show up 10
the slelght-of-mind you'll he
tempted 10. because he really
knows his stuff. Ask me for
the eminent doctor performed a
successful experiment with yours
truly as his subject, and l was as
Skeptical as you arc apt 10 he.
For further info, read Mr.. Pick
erIngD
Ginny Brainard sings some OF
her rhumba songs, with much
maraca shaking, while Eddy Pals
ley and his VoCallons provide the
music. Aylene Mason continues 10
Groom the blues in her best indigo
.Style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

and Timbu, the human ape. stays
on 10 do his slack wire-walking
act
Myrtle johnson make a glamor-
Gus Soubrettc. and Al Williams
orchestra is IN there with the
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
CLUB CONGO

LARRY STEELE continues at
the Congo with Harlem on Pa
rade Caritha Harbert opens the
show with her Steelettes in a
WAVE and WAAC routine. and
tho BLACK Magic number still
has them crying for more.
Gladys Palmer follows with her
booGlc-wooGic, while Paul, Dinkey
and Eddy are the Glowing COM
blnauon that holds attention.
George Bias has q repertoire OF
old-tImc fayoritcS, and Lillian
Fitzgerald initiates the mig names.
Jack Gray does some baritoning
and James Martin gives the must
cal haHLEdran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
LAMoUR NERVOUS BRIDE

You'd never think that Dorothy
Lamour had played a bride in the
movies. I have never seen such a
nervous bride. She said II II hadn't
been for Chaplain +. J. Carriker
she knows she couldn't have con-
trolled herself She was so shaky
she was on the point Of tears and
those of us (26 in ALI who were al
the wedding thought she was going
10 break down.
The bridegroom, Capt. William
Ross Howard III. was almost as
jittery. l stood next 10 Buddy de
sylvia and he had his motion pic
ture eye on the chaplain. who was
not only good looking but who
certainly put sincerity into the
marriage ceremony.
The members of Capt. Towards
company gave the bride and
groom a book for their guests 10
sign with their names on the
cover and their pictures encircled
by wedding rings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
Night Club Bills
Star HOIdOUer Acts
DIV COLLEEN MACDONALD

at Saks, is offering smooth num-
hers in his smooth way including
several patriotic and international
songs that arc catching on quite
favorably.
The Debonnettes dance with
grace and Charles Dublin provides
the music
CLUB CASANOVA
TIEL SHUTTA, tho lovely
lad&aG Song iS-tAe- Sis-eE tAtH
week variety show at the Club
Casanova. Ethel came here from
Washington. where she scored her
usual smashing success. For her
current support, Ethel has Roscoe
ALL. comedy master OF cere-
monies, Betty Lewis, tap star;
Leon and Diana. the smallest
whIrlwind ballroom and apache
dancers IN the country and Lor-
raine LAMAR, character dancer.
Eddie Camden and his orchestra
supply the music.
THREE TREES
a SCORE OF Harlem faveritcs
strut their stuff IN the show al
the Three Trees, with Ruby Logan
finding II difficult 10 stem the
encore demands after concluding
one Of her lye-singing sessions.
Horace Payne is the master Of
ceremonies and "Boogie-WoOgIc
Joe ties himself in a knot 20
achieve the contoruonIst effects
IN ms acrobatIc act,
/ Won and Gertrude, tho character
dancers, are still doing their
'"Hunchhack Of Notre Dame" act
mlnGling it with more sedate rou-
tines
SNOWFALL is the rhythm dancer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Thinking nothing Of IL that
Betty CRADLES father. estranged
from her mother about a year ago.
is temporarily back under the roof
with his family This does not
mean Betty's parents are reconcil-
ing. because they are not
II seems that Pa Cradle just
can't find an apartment and 50
Betty and her mother said he
could settle in the old homes 90 d
until he solves the housing prob
lem. Just another example Of Hol-
lywood's famous brand Of friendly
separations-and also IT gives you
q fair idea OF how scarce apart
ments are in Hollywood and Bev-
erly Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
MARTHA RAVE HOME

Martha Raye. Just full Of stories
on her VISIT behind the lines In
Africa, returned 10 Hollywood to-
day for her role In -Four Jills in a
Jeep Al Twentieth Century-FoX
studios. She has lost pounds. and
no wonder, for she spent three
DAYS in slit trench under fire,
lost all her clothes. had 70 borrow
a ma jor's coat, private's trousers
and a helmet taken from a dead
German officer.
Martha remained a month after
Kay Francis. Mltzi Mayfair and
Csrole Lands left and she is still
not 100 per cent after her expert
ences But she will report i'm
medistely for -Four Jills in a
Jeep." the story of which Kay
Francis and Mitzi Mayfair wrote
Of their experiences overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
MARCO RETURNS

Mango. who was called east by
her fathers serious illness, is re-
turning 10 face the cameras a.
R-K-O April 13 She is 10 have
the lead in The Mad Brood Of
Japan" the film version Of Jimmy
Ioungs book, Behind the Rising
Sun. Will the story of japanese
treschery and barbarism be as
much of box office seller rs
"Hitler's Children =?
l wouldn't be knowing, although
Y has the same setup 49, Emmet
Lavery TO adapt il 10 the screen
and Edward Dmytryk 70 direct
and produce il. Certainly " VIII
cost more. for "Hitler's Children. 80
made AT a ridiculously low price
will gross several million.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10
.Loue||a
in UoA~ool

streamlined Pola Negri, gowned
by Adrian and in a mood of sophis-
ticated comedy. has put her name
on a contract TO play the exotic
singer in Andrew Stones Hi Did
a die Diddle." Peia. formerly a mis-
tress of "drammer" at it's most
dramatic, is very pleased.
IL wanted 10 do a comedy"
she said, "and what could be
nicer than making one with
Adolphe Meniou, with whom
played my only comedy In the
silent days - Forbidden Para
dise':"
The role Pola plays is not the
one Lupe Velez turned down, but
the Verree Teasdale part which
Verree rejected because of illness.
Pola's test was so satisfactory
that a reWrite job was ordered 10
give her more lines and scenes.
know the Negri fans will be
glad 10 see her back on the screen
for she had a terrific following in
the days when glamour girls were
glamorous plus.
BALL GETS LAMAR ROLE
In my widest dreams l would
never think of Lucille Ball pinch-
hitting for Hedy LAMAR, but Luz
ellie has been handed the role
originally scheduled as -Hedy's
kiss-and-make-up movie at Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer, Heavenly Body.
The title refers 10 neither Hedy's
nor Lucille's chassis. It's a COM
edy about two PSYCHOLOGISTS who
get married but who can't get
their star-gazing Strengthened out.
The Ball girl is really going
places at Metro. where she is a
plenty colorful figure with her
flaming pink hair and her wise
cracks. On the other hand, Hedy
} and her bosses just can't seem 10
get Strengthened out in spite Of
the lift of the threatened S25 900
wage ceiling that brought on their
original contract troubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-10

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, ~ E43 S74 li.05 2 NJ. Mania
Calling II a m. III, "a. 7.05. s.'i
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-09
Both Toronto
And IEnpericxl
Buying Kelvin Oil

Jurisdiction of PAW and is designated
as Region 6 and it is understood that
the petroleum administrator has already
taken steps to insure Region Of enough
petroleum supplies to carry on the war.
British-American Oil Co., for which
Toronto Pipeline is the buyer, has the
principal contract for providing fuel for
the military highway from Edmonton
to Alaska. Accordingly, the require
ments Of the company are regarded as
military.
Responsibility for the western
Canadian market has been assigned
to north Montana oil fields by the
military and It is openly talked that
Montana may have gasoline and fuel
oil rationing, as In the IL eastern
seaboard states, should It be neees-
sary TO divert either the crude or
the output Of north Montana refin-
cries to the Alcan highway and
other military uses. Canadian refin-
ers want the crude. Montana re-
finers would rather divert products,
even at the expense Of the local
market.
A recent survey disclosed that there
is no surplus of crude in the Rocky
Mountain region other than $4,000 bar
rels of black oil in Wyoming. This crude
is unsuited for Canadian refineries.
However, its use in Montana may be
necessary to circumvent ratiOning of
fuel oil and gasoline.
If insufficient quantities either of
products or crude cannot be obtained in
Montana to meet military requirements
it is expected that PAW viii order di-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-09
Priorities Extended

Notice has been received here of
the extension Of the oil fields priority
rules known as P-9s-B, covering main
tenanees, repair and operating supplies
as well as materials for plant alteEa-
tions and research laboratories. A new
preference rating Of AJAX, in addi-
tion to ALA and Az has been granted.
Advance approval of preference ratings
must be obtained through the petroleum
administrator for war. These ratings
apply to expenditures under $780,
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Production Loss
During December

Pipeline run records gathered by the
Oil Conservation Board reveal that
the December crude oil runs in Montana
averaged ass Dbl per day less than
November runs Average for December
was 2l,777 bbl., against 22,232 Dbl.
per day in November
Following are the average runs for
the week ended January and the
month of December:
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More Truckers TO
Huul Gasoline

H. K. Chase and W. E. Bessey Of Ont
Bank have been granted emergsnsy
trucking permits to haul refined pc
troleum products for the dRxation of
the war and six months thereafter
from Cut Bank up to Montana points
up to 800 miles. E. @. viokery Of Great
Falls was granted a permit by the Mon
tana Railroad commission, to haul to
points in Montana up to $50 miles
from Home Oil Co. plant at Great
Falls. More trucking is necessary be-
cause of the shortage of tank cars.
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version of Illinois or Michigan crude to
care for the Canadian market.
The Canadian maKket is eailing for
5000 barrels per day Immediately and
another 1000 Notwithstanding 1000
barrels per day--in the spring.
The solution:
l. Resumption of drilling by Inde-
pendent operators in Kelvin and
Cut Bank.
,. Relaxation of wPB M-6s spacing
limitations.
3. Allotment Of casing and pumping
equipment to Montana by WPB.