Will Learn Friday Whether They Can Hang Out Their Shin gles to Practice Twenty-two North Dakota law stu dents will learn Friday whether they are eligible to hang out their shingle in this state. The students were given an exam ination beginning Tuesday and end ing Friday. The results are to be announced tomorrow, and shortly afterwards those who passed will come before the supreme court bar to be admitted to practice. Those who took the examination are: John B. Adams, Lisbon; Robert C. Cassels, Ellendale; Oscar J. Cha put, Langdon; Ronald N. Davies, Grand Forks; Lester W. Engel, Grand Forks; Arnold O. Ginnow, Heaton; Fay W. Hunter, Grand Forks; Ray mond V. Jeffrey, Grand Forks; Helgi Johanneson, Gardar; Walter C. King, Milner; Joseph F. Kueber, Grand Forks; Hattie B. Leonard, Fargo; Thomas Francis McDonald, Man dan; Theodore C. Kellogg, Watford City; James McGurren, Bismarck; Frank C. Novotny, Grand Forks; Ralph Richardson, Hettinger; Herbert E. Ryan, Devils Lake; Arthur O. Sor lie, Grand Forks; Richard D. Sturte vant, Grand Forks; Alvin C. Strutz, Jamestown; Maurice W. Weeks, Bot tineau.