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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

NEW FAIRVIEW m", fAsg %i''st 5. SOY
orso Bo~iuo TopAY Until p " AID After
9 p N Musc Doubles SUNDAYS a. 2 p n
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das' 10 A " urW ? p ~ Az Day SAT, sun
NORTH END 800. los eAseAg sesI
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OLYMPIC REC. %"Ag 10, y. ~ 90 ,.! s,yt'
Alssf Se~ ard Modern. Rsthsssisr oosn
Ho~iirg AL a saturday, ard Surdayt
PALACE REC. p. ''1 ~ ee4 = sG., Ayssg e.,
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90 90 Bthards Rss'surant coosiAh ounce
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a. Alleys. Bar ard Grill 0pen BoNling 70
8 p v. and After ~ p. " Free Parking.
pIpFI AVN 1890 VTSr wARREs ave
' NllNINHO ~ Beautiful lanes &C. $500
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De,roiis Preitiest Cocktail Rar MsAlAssned-
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p0I AWII 1o4o PURITAN. ssar Liyeruoi'
""IN"il1 ~ ALLEYS uN. 1889
open Bo~iino TODAY a. " Until s 9. /.
and After .. All oas Saturdays ard Sundays.
p0Yu $500 sANlSTiauE. Near & warssn
'lO'Nt % ALLEYS NJ gT7
open Bo~lino TODAY FROM ZOO p ". Unit,
p. ~ Sat. : p. " On. san. 10 A n on.
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Open BOWLING Att a Saturdays and Sundays
= An tn Ciosina. weekdays tn =. After 20.
WARREN BOWL zoo wts1 wAssss
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL Z. s v, s.o.! s,.a avs.
-ePts BOWLING livery a fRo"
10 A. TO $50 A ~ CHERRY 500
WEST DETROIT wyo s'TT.' C.. s3la.
OPEH BOWLING ronhN. p " UNTIL
CLOSING. All OsS Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
WEST WARREN lossi y wARRts esat
HLSl neutrality-suspicious.. OR $3.50
Omen Alleys 10 A N % 6tg5 p. n After a.
Lunches Served al An TUNES. Excellent Bar.
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Market
Shows
Firm Tone

NEW YORK, March II QNS)-
The stock market was steady at
the opening this morning, with
price changes fractional, Trading
was only moderately active.
Following the trend and open
ing steady were the oils, motors,
aViationS. amuSemcnts and utill-
ties.
Rails. features yesterday. con-
tinued TO move higher with Atchi-
sOn and Southern Pacific among
the fractional gamers. Both Beth
lehem and u. S. Steel were off
fractionally in the steel group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 17-Prices In cents
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

cLpnEu DIR ago WOODWARD. TG. 7.ssS0
OHnULN hLVt CENTRALLY LOCATED
= oPEH BOWLING TO-DAY NOON UNTIL
p N ALL SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Sfesvart Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley P. Stewart
OF Vienna, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Caroline L. Stewart, to Pfc. Walter
H. Conner, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Porter of Weyburn, Saskatche-
wan, Canada.
Miss Stewart is attending George
Washington University and Pfc.
Conner is a student at the school
of medicine. George Washington
University, under the Army special
lied training program.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Miss Betty McHale
Weds Pot. Mason

Mrs. Louise p. Allen announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Betty McHale, to Pvt. Raymond w
Mason, U. s. A. The ceremony took
place April 20 in Franklin, Ind.
Mrs. Mason formerly attended
Notre Dame Colleeg in Baltimore
and later was graduated from
Woodrow Wilson High School. Pvt
Mason formerly of Louisville, KY.
was graduated from a local high
school Of that city.
Mrs Mason is residing with her
mother at 5817 Colorado avenue
while Pvt. Mason is stationed at
Camp Atterbury, Ind.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

with them for q week their son,
Mr.. Warren O'Neil. who Is a photog-
rapher with the Coast Guard.
1t. and Mrs. Eugene p. Osborne
are spending several days with DR..
and Mrs. William T. Longmire, IT,,
in Alexandria.
1t. and Mrs. G. w. McEwen have
come from Mountain Lake. N. j., and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
NJ. West In Alexandria. Also visit
ellis, from Shelbyvilie. Tenn. who
is with his aunt, Mrs. Henderson
Carter.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

The assistant to the Treas
urer of the United States, Mr..
George o. Barnes, and Mrs.
Barnes announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Joanne Barnes, to Corpl. Cor
don Frederick Koch, A. u. S.,
son of Mr.. Raymond Koch and
Mrs. Joseph F.. Maloy of Chicago.
Miss Barnes is a graduate of
immaculate Junior College.
Corpl. Koch attended the Uni
versity of California and George
Washington University, taking
his masters degree at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
Society Dance

The New York State Society will
give a dance Wednesday at the
Shoreham Hotel. The new officers
of the organization are Mr.. Pascal
D. Fallon, president; Mr. Harold B.
Barnett, Miss Irene c. Boehlert and
Miss Bertha Friend, vice presidents;
Mr.. Robert D. Fribourg, secretary
and Mr.. Harold Mitchell, treasurer.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

ing its loveliest. Try one and top
1T OF with new feather haircut.
1923 CONN. AVE. Phone DE.
S8l1. Bethesda salon: 7248 wis
consin Avenue. Phone OIL. 1915.
" The VITAL DIMEN-
sIoNs." stoop. Bend.
Twist. Turn. You'll look smooth
:. and change into a vision of
Evening star., 1944-05-07

permanent Is one
that holds its beauty.
The Cold Waves and
permanents given by
t h e experts at
HEADS OF CON-
NECTICUT AVE-
NUE. are like that
a wave that lasts for
months to come and
keeps your hair look
Evening star., 1944-05-07
annual Benefit

Members of diplomatic and con-
gressional circles are serving as
patrons for the Goth annual ben
eft card party to be held by the
Mathis Mission Club tomorrow
night at Wardman Park Hotel,
Evening star., 1944-05-07

tIlSU CiOtneS from
the W on d erful
array at BRES-
LAU, the friendly
shop. They are
aided in the selec-
tions by Susan
JOY" who has be-
come famous in
Washington for her
clever fashions and
Evening star., 1944-05-07

IUNSilQSS. Zee
yourself whole
as your mirror
sees you. What
picture do YOU
present? Does
it reveal unex-
pected shock?
After a series
Of supervised
evarrica q n n
Evening star., 1944-05-07

whole heart
edly. S Sec
tions, States,
r a c e S - a IL
blend as the
Nation pays
h o m a &c to
that gran d
person, Moth
er. Next Sun
Evening star., 1944-05-07

oFnA i l ..
Just drive
out to the
corner of
Glebe Road
and North
w a S hing
ton Blvd,
fr Ariirr
Evening star., 1944-05-07

N E L LIS S E A
G r IL l.. The
chefs there spe-
cialize in man.
moth S e a t 90 d
platters with
q Ii a n t i ties of
those delicious
morsels prepared
IN Vnllr order
Evening star., 1944-05-07

modelled every
Saturday in
t h e P A L L
MALL ROOM
of the Hotel
Raleigh. At
tend t h e S e
weekly FASH
10 N SHOW
LUNCHEONS
Evening star., 1944-05-07

w h a t e er your
particular problem,
t h G SPENCER
CORSET SHOP
W i'll individually
design your corset
or bra. A Spencer
corset relic YES
weakened abdomi-
nal and back mus
Evening star., 1944-05-07

ideas. SIT 18th ST. NV. Phone
Ma. 1868.
" REAUTY ON A PEDEs-
tai" Any perma-
nent looks lovely during the first
few weeks but the really good
Evening star., 1944-05-07

gifts 10 give
Mother next
s u n d a y.
They've just
received a
number of
a d o r a b / e
little pepper
wallis (tharo'c
Evening star., 1944-05-07

to wear on such a
momentous occa-
sion. But you do
need an appro-
pirate blouse to
a C C e n t 1t. L.
FRANK COM
PANY has a glor-
ious collection Of
blouses - cool,
Evening star., 1944-05-07

and reweaving
for many years.
They eradicate
,igaret burns,
rips and moth
holes in fine
linens, woolens
and silks. Glove
cleaning a n d
repairing. Ho-
siery repairs.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

deep massage at the EMILE
HEALTH CLUB you will become
that vision of loveliness. How
much time is required? Treat
ments are from a half hour to 2
hours. depending upon your re-
quirements. The hours? To suit
your convenience. And they're
open until 8 pm. Monday thru
Friday. The charges? Very
moderate. And what a good In
vestment in slim grace and
youthful appearance. Telephone
DI. 1915 jor an appointment-or
why not come in and talk with
Miss Williams, the directress.
Colonic irrigations given by Miss
zapf, registered nurse. 1921
CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

Ask the headwaiter to sit you at
the Captains Table or in the Ships
Cabin, or In any Of the other Ma
rine Rooms. Drop in while shop
ping-or after the theater. 1921
and 1907 e STREET NV.
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Service Set
Continued From Page B-3.)

andria, received word last week of
the promotion of Capt. Plumley,
Chaplain Corps, to the rank Of
major. Maj. Plumley has been on
duty in England for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil have had
Evening star., 1944-05-07

ton, Va. Complete diners are only
85c to SIPS. And thick, juicy
steaks are q speciality of JACK
SPRATT. Open from II am. to
II pm.-but closed every Monday.
For reservations: Call OXFORD
4636.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

8 GONE GIRLS ARE LIKE
THERMOMETERS. -
Look at them and you know what
20 wear. So many of them choose
Evening star., 1944-05-07

day will be your chance Of the year
to really show her your love and
respect. Whatever you plan to do
don't forget the all-important
Mothers Day card from BRE-
WOOD. You'll find one for your
Mother, for your husbands Mother,
your grandmother, for one who
was like Mother to you. The Sc
lection is large and very beautiful
So stop in tomorrow-to BRE-
WOOD, 1917 G ST. NV.
8. WHITE" FOOT FOR
WARD" You can
bring glamour and comfort to your
feet for summer by choosing this
Evening star., 1944-05-07

cles, and corrects wrong posture.
1t keeps its shape until worn out
and washes like lingerie. You can
be fitted evenings by appointment
Or drop in any day until pm.
(Friday until y. Located at 1000
CONN. AVE, End floor. Entrance
and elevator at It'll K ST. NV.
Phone NAT. 287O.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

go for dinner
just head
straight for
THE TOP
FOUNDER.
espe-
c i a ly If
you re in a
Evening star., 1944-05-07

HttIe pepper CABIN Uardiern1tev
mills (there's
nothing like freshly ground pep
peri, and some really gorgeous
tiles. Handmade costume jewelry.
too. 1902 L ST. NV. DI. 4322.
" SUNDAY Is A WONDER
Full DAY" You can
get your permanent on Sunday
from Eleanor Christmans staff Of
Evening star., 1944-05-07

III the Snorenam
Hotel-and let her
choose a pretty white
hat to wear on
Mothers Day. Airy
cool open work
straws with datter-
ing Ca sa b ! q n C a
brinns. Perky little
white hats. And
adorable piolie half
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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festive mood, Perch yourself in
one of those tall high chairs
and let the swift bar messengers
bring you in quick succession:
Homemade vegetable soup, piping
hot hamburgers on toasted buns,
tossed green salad, and rich yummy
chocolate cake. THE TOP
ROUNDER is open from IL am. to
? a,m.-So you can stop in for a
snack anytime of the day or eve
ming. From 8 pm. to IL pm. is a
good after-party time for quick
service. THE TOP ROUNDER is
located just west of Connecticut
Avenue-at 1888 l. ST. NV. Phone
Elk. 0279.
Evening star., 1944-05-07
6&e...~Abvn. ;.
~sM HELeNE
CoME HITHER HATS.

GIlHt are lovely IN
white and only $3.50. Bring moth
er to the SHOREHAM HAT SHOP
Evening star., 1944-05-07

skilled hair stylists
at her ELEANOR
BEAUTY SALON.
All types Of perma-
n e n is, including
Cold Waves. Make
your appointment
by phoning SH.
8066. Located at
sos Flower Ave,
Takona Park, Md.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

seys, sheer batistes. soft cottons,
white crepe tailored shirts. See
them tomorrow. Where F Street
meets 18th.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

wonder shoe from
ROSS SATURN.
First Of all, it's
soft white suede.
Then it has a
comfortable high
front, with an
open toe and
back. The plat
form sole and
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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1" A THOUGHT FOR FOOD
E. gives food for
thought" And when you think of
your favorite seafoods you
think of O'DON-
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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" SUMMERS IN THE AIR"
After winters sombre
colors, consider the JOY of wearing
the lovely fashions that are
Evening star., 1944-05-07

lie manne-
quins are beautiful to look upon.
The food is delicious. And the
atmosphere gay and scintilating.
For reservations: Call Mr.. Arthur
ma. 1910.
/" MAYTIME is PLAY
TIME" Parties ga
lore. But If you're ever caught
after a gay party with no place to
Evening star., 1944-05-07

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" NEXT SUNDAY WILL BE
AMERICA ALL
EMBRACING HOLIDAY" A day
in which everyone may participate
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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Z" OLD FAvoRITEs in new
garbs await you
at Louise Hall Hollis CABIN
HANDICRAFTERS - in unusual
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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{" DESIGNED FOR THE
PREAKNESS." Time:
May Thirteenth. Place: Pimlico.
There's nothing like q tailored suit
Evening star., 1944-05-07
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g THE DINNER WAS PER-
Feet you'll say after
you've dined in the "house that
Jack built" better known as JACK
chr, A rTvrpc,
Evening star., 1944-05-07

graceful low heel 60 well together.
It's only $s.95. And it's not only
good looking but the most heaven
ly shoe to wear. ROSS-SATURN
is open from 9 to. 7 daily; to
Thursdays. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DU. 0346.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

auOrapie pique hau
hats. Open evenings til 8.
g IF PRACTICE MAKES
PERFECT the
STELOS COMPANY has been
practlcing the fine art Of inweaving
Evening star., 1944-05-07
WASHINcTON'S
SUDDEN
SUMNER

One doy you're sorry you put
your fur coat into Storage
and the next you eon't find
clothes cool enough. Nobody
ever IS cool. But Woshinston
women ore beginning to DO q
trim and tricky Job Of booking
cool.
Evening star., 1944-05-07

" EEP YOUR FIGURE IN
tow It's very easy
If you wear the correct corset
and by that, Helene means 0
Crapcar coreef
Evening star., 1944-05-07

-outftters to Gentle,pon1en Since 1908.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
FURNISHED APT HOIISF

% ROOMS, 9 BATHS.
Near Dupont Circle, newly dec. and
painted, textone walls, large, corner house
Apt and private bath for owner, the rest
all nicely furnished sleeping rooms. Very
good income. A real buy for only $500
down. Should sell Monday. Come to
Capitol's Rooming House Headquarters.
YOUNG & PASTOR.
100 Vermont MA ndo5 ME- 6dQ2
Evening star., 1944-02-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDITIONS. ADD alterations, recreation rooms,
trsnees e0fI'es sH. ss55 Storm SASH storm ,sa en-
BRICKLAYING-Will take contract work.
Free estimates. Large or small 92T De-
catur st. NV. ia. 065S.
CARPENTER-ls quality work; Dormer
windows, no leaks: finish attics, stairwork,
extra Partitions. altering. SHs S11O.
CARPENTER, partitions and porch work a
Speciality; cedar closets. floors, doors, win
COWS, etc, Ii. 2579 any time.
CARPENTER, small jobs, window glass.
door locks installed. roofs repaired and
CARPENTER and painter, aster mechanic;
better work. best materials, lowest prices
CxRPENTER-o5hnitces partitioning. cabinets
shelving, recreation rooms, general home
re repairs al q, 5:, Gall Mr.. Ainsvorth. RA. 4sls
GENERAL REPAIRS. No Jobs too small.
a AN m WORK * s1ssTanteed' 1s1s Call am to 10
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS - closed-in
porches and floors, storm sash and doors.
painting. Cali Randolph $3.50. '''''e
HEATING WORK, furnaces, radiators. oil
burners. and gas water heaters installed
Phone NO, 596t.
HOSIERY REPAIRS, rapid service. Fabric
ReWsaying Et ay i, Co.. 527 9th st. NV. Goth and
{ { partitions. porches. cabinets.
EIEcrkiCAL washins machines ana re-
friferatoEWs s., repssaired saI and overhauled, Al
BuMpEI, cxlt1NTEa. s.er, fixtures
L. \. Nelson. N oez5.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Weekly business, $1,000. Excellent OBJ
sRoeEkI 9 sToRfR,: 3 R:T; Sc. section. Business,
owner WITS viii sacrce cri ,e'effsT pont tn vsi NfE
oooo ssas EEr SE f4s5 fkof1T = r.r s1o 4th
store, located in progressive North Caro-
lima city, Owner retiring Rent, SIS 90
ger 66o month three3gear s so lease Price s1o
5 RMS, S Rent FREE, RE if you take over
turn 81 Other 9 Ar rm. and buy at least rms
y>;ybNrIoNs WANTED, small. for house
aurg Pay Asp isfh BRRbIlh a2H laSS sHoP1Espen SaPr
dcESS ASp FxHn s5 5s.$2S Sa
SS22gseled, NEGLECTED due to Illness WA.
N5WssTAND in hotel lobby. equipped and
Re- RfsTsuRaasNR4e TFssiusRsasRe fST SeF ,ss Boy
gteatr on 81 short hours. Same owner years.
sSt s9ooo Snaols to ooa 1Sok after business Price
DINING CAR, prewar trade, NV. section.
2-p:ma; Gross about 500 weekly t i5y Pyice. e.
$500. sais Emerson 4e49. evenings ordway
GROCERY FIXTURES, 6xs walkin cooler,
12-ft. FRIEDRICH display case. Jim Vaughan
msni eomrrssso4 eatsT Ns9nfl s4a e Y case lhp
s.E,-six lovely rooms; rent, $40; in
sSsIi Ssf; s;ssS gas z Price, $780,
other merchandise. good opportunity for
one understanding the store business. Must
leave here, Will sell cheap. BOX I4-Y,
LAMONT ST, N.w.--15 rooms, furnished !;
high class; income over S40O a month Mus
living quarters for owner. Real estate and
business for sale: Roeers. real estate,
14l0 n st. NV. MA. S137
EXPERIENCED Statesmen, executives.
- corncrhon represcnting or distr;bu-
tnrship, District of Columbia area. any
line Above draft age; hishest references:
recently disposed of own business Can
invest cspital; Box. 79-Y, Star,
GROCERY STORE for sale: widow will sac
[lf,ce corner location and living quarters
DRUG STORE, established 90 years. due
to death will sell for only $4,000: $3.50
month rent includes nice apartment, or
vii include whole building at only $50
600, generously financed. H. M. Sand
rock Round Bay. Md. Call Severna Park
191.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
INCOME, $500 MO. NOW

Expensive furniture, all matched bed
room suites; clean as a pin; Broom apt
ready to move into; fenced-in yard; near
K. l. and N. Capitol Furniture worth
price asked, only 5000 total. We have a
complete list of rooming and rooming and
boarding houses with down payments of
500 to $4,000. See our bargains before
Evening star., 1944-02-06
REPAIRS AND sERvlcs tcent., ),

prices during February; work guaranteed.
FURNfTURE repaired. reupholstered; cane
s!i GEN. Wv cARFESFHk RF s1aa WORK and repairs,
orf sssh porSh ETC.
I House PAfNTHNG M exteTior. Rgo Interior all
work done half price; plastering. roofing.
i~f to lack hsds 81 proTtes to continue
building apt. houses we are now in a po-
sltion to make alterations and do repair
ea1 wor1 IN NV. Washinston. Telephone 81.
PAINTING. papering, plasterins at rea-
sonable prices: glaranteed work; 80 years
PAINTING. exterior and interior, white
mechanics; spec. prices for kit. and bath
IA; 1000 and RA. o955.
Aknasc aaoi Ro ssD'F foas ser'RHs
Paper HANGING this week only 81 and
|PAoFRING. painting. floors REIN. HIGHEST
quality workmanship shde at resscnable prices;
a@a Ell pgnt H. zoos susEsntfso WORK
PApERING. painting, plasterirg. scranins.
rEpAiRs and skRviCE on all makes OF
electric refrigerators, washing machines
ROOF REPAIRING and painting etc; gen.
repairs and house painting. J. Hulin, PA.
onSS
SILVER PLATING, repairing on silverware,
tea sets. platters. tra-s, flatware ETC..
repairing. refinishing of all metal goods
ANTIQUE metal goods restored. D. L: Brom-
" VEL; .r,,3s 723s 18th 9Th st. nw. ME 1i34 x
| icemen only Others, 10 days service.
All work guaranteed A. E. Hauss. watch
maker. I'll 9th ST. NV
YOUR RADIO REPAIRED the Factory
way; bring your set to FACTORY RADIO
CO., RIM. 35, $40 F St NV
PAINTING
OF the better kind work done Immediately.
WO S137.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Private Kenderparten

Near Spring Valley. Property attrac
lively remodeled and fully equipped b,
speclahSt, who wishes to provide a secure
ppy kindergarten experience for small
select group. Conference by appt. OR 67a1
Evening star., 1944-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, vibraharps, drums, etc; Eui-
tar with amplifiers; sacrifice. Lyman Rat
neI.s Music Store: 736 18th st. NV
Wurlitzer. 100 bass, demonstrator, $235;
private lessons. Call Republic 6212.
kTTS. 1880 g st. (midle Of block.
ACCORDION, - bass, used little. Phone
no; e703 y evenins. Business phone kE.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21


Resumption of the course for
civilian students has been made
possible, Dean Adami said, through
general curtailment in quotas of all
Navy VIZ units in the nation. The
school took up the accelerated Navy
VIZ training course as a contribu-
ton TO the nations war effort in
July of 1913 Reduction of the num-
Der of Navy Viz students to be en-
rolled for the next term, which
starts November /, makes it pos
sible for the Butte school to offer
its regular first-year engineering
study
"A large enrolment is not anti.
cipated at this time" Dean Adami
said, 'but sufficient inquiries have
been received at the school from
Montana students and from out-of-
state students to justify resumption
of the the freshman engineering
studies If there is sufficient de-
mand later it may be that work
will be offered also in the upper
branches of the engineering
course"
Graduates from accredited high
schools or other preparatory insti-
buttons are eligible for enrolment
in the freshman engineering course.
The requirements for admission
provide that applicants must be at
least 16 years of age and must pre-
sent evidence of good moral char
acter. The completion of a high
school or preparatory course of
four years is the standard. This re.
quirement for entrance must in
clude at least Is units of work. A
unit is the amount of work repre-
scented by the successful compile
ton of one subject pursued for a
school year of not less than SO
weeks, with five recitations per
week, each recitation period being
not less than AZ minutes net. Two
periods of laboratory, shop, or
drawing work count as one recita-
ton.
Dean Adami urged all students
planning enrolment in the fresh
man course to submit their tran
script records at an early date. En-
rollment must be completed by No
vember l.
The School of Mines vice presi-
dent said 16 weeks will be devoted
to each course until July /, after
which it may be necessary to return
to the regular semester course pro-
gram.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
CAT CREEK
ROTARY UP.
FRADD FARM

WINNETT-A rotary drilling
rig for B. r. Gamer and associates
arrived here last Friday and has
been moved to the old Nels Fradd
homestead about two miles east of
the Roy Manuel ranch on the north
road TO Cat Creek.
The test well will be spudded In
as soon as the rig can be set UP and
drilling crew assembled. The first
we'll viii be drilled on the former
Schaeffer Oil company lease to test
the Ellis sand found In the Cat
Creek area at about 1000 feet. The
location is the old Nels Fradd home
stead and joins the Ralph Chamber
lain lease on the west, the first well
being an offset TO the Chamberlain
lease.
Gamer is headquartering In Win
net, and he and his associates own
several hundreds of acres of oil
leases in the west end of the Cat
Creek structure.-Winnett Times.
Sgt. of Engineers: "AlI present
and accounted for, sir, except Cpl.
Meek"
1t. "And what happened to Cpl.
Meek?"
Sgt: He fIunked his demolition
test, sir"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
WILDCAT At CONRAD
WILL SpUD nv SOON

The Texas company is rugged up
and ready to go in its No. L. Hovde
wildcat two miles northeast of Con-
rad in c NV NE SW 8-28-2W. This
is northwest of recent activity in
the Midway field, and about seven
miles from the nearest Sunburst
sand producer in that area.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
Ohio Testing,
Another Sand
In Dry Greek

Ohio Oil company is still trying
to make a producer out of its $500
foot deep test In the Dry Greek
field in southern Montana near
Red Lodge. After plugging back and
testing numerous zones which
showed oil, but not in commercial
quantities, the company has now
moved back to the Morrison forma-
ton. The Sundance produced only
water
The Morrison, perforated with
100 shots from 5905 to seas, swabbed
and flowing by heads, produced %
barrels of oil and "a barrels of
water in a 24-hour test.
Significance of the showing. with
reference to further development
in the field, is still to be determined.
Previous production from this
field, in excess of 2,0O0,0 900 barrels
of high gravity, has come from the
Dakota-Lakota sands, Immediately
everything the Morrison.