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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
BETHEL GASSER
IN SHELBY FIELD
NOW PADLOCKED

Just ahead OF the completion OF
Montana's greatest gasser in the
north end of Cut Bank field this
week. the former title holder, the
Bethel-Adams gasser in Sc SEA
NEA 20-34-1W. was given its
final fling" but is now under pad
lock.
The Adams gasser had a rated
initial OF 77.500.000 cubic feet
per day. coming from a break"
below the top Of the Madison lime.
It was the largest gasser ever
completed in Montana, but II is
sour" gas, containing sulphur and
was OF no commercial value.
When opened up, it would blow
wildly for a time and then start
making water. Whenever it began
flowing water a dozen or more
wells a mile or two north, in the
Harte pool would start making oil.
Otherwise they made practically all
water. For a time those wells
were produced by allowing the
Adams gasser to flow. Then the
we'll was shut in by the
State Of Montana.
One morning recently the coun-
tryside was aroused by a loud, con-
tinous roar and II was discovered
that the big Adams gasser was
wild through a four-inch
lead-off pipe Someone had "acci- |
IDENTIFY" opened IL up. It had flowed
perhaps eight hours before T. F. |
state oil and gas inspec-
tor. learned of IT and shut it off !
He then obtained a large paddock |
which has been affixed to the gate. /
rhe state inspector has one key;
he owner of the we'll. Dakota-Mon-
.ana Oil Co.. has the only other
Key. so there will be no more
accidents"
Observers said that the 11-year
I'D gasser showed no indication Of
Oss Of volume or pressure in It's 1
Continued on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23

SEARCH FOR
HAvRE GASIN
Full SWING

The town of Havre is in the
throes of a new gas boom, based
on the necessity of developing re-
serves for new natural gas sup
ply, in order to save for the NUM-
cipality a loan and grant to finance
construction of a municipal gas
system.
The federal funds having been
assured, after a long period of
litigation, the sponsors of the pro-
ject have yet to develop any flow
of gas to supply the line. Recently
the city of Havre served notice on
the group which contracted to sup
ply the gas demanding that drilling
be started. Two and possibly three
additional wells will be started
in the immediate future, weather
permitting.
One well announced this week
is on a new project. on Meili-
supernau structure, to be drilled
by j. Gudgel Location is in Sc Il
SWA 19-33N-15E. The structure
is one of the monoclines in the
faulted area north of Havre mapped
by the U. S. G. S. One well was
started on this structure in 1921
and was carried to the Eagle sand
stone at 700 feet. No gas was re-
Continued on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
Work Is Resuming
On BrOadVieW Dome
With New Sponsors
Calitana Oil Company Organized By Murray
Brothers And Associates To Drill
Into DevOnian Formation
BY f. A. BeeIer

BIILINGS-Ed J. Bowen,
Vice President Of the Standard Pipe
e Supply company of Los Angeles,
in conjunction with Murray Broth
ers. ct al, Of Los Angeles and
Minneapolis. recently formed the
Calitana Oil company. OF Los Ange-
les. with Mr.. Bowen as president.
Mr.. Bowen is in Billings to
superintend operations in an effort
to bring Broadview dome test well
into commercial production, in what
is believed to be the Madison Lime
formation. just on top Of the De-
vonian formation.
This well, located on the NE
NEA SWH of Sec 18-T3N-R23E,
in Yellowstone county IS miles
northwest OF Billings, was spudded
in on June 1st, 1897. by Broadview
Dome Oil company. a Nevada cor
poration, organized to drill this
test. Due to many and varied com
plications and difficulties the well
was never brought into production,
after having, it IS believed, encoun-
tered two saturations that might
have had commercial production.
In an interview on location Mon
day afternoon. December IS, Mr..
Bowen said 1--WE are making pre-
partitions as speedily as possible to
go in and clean out the hole. which
we think we may start tomorrow.
BY the time we get the hole in
our casing will all be on
The ramp. we will set 7/8 o d.
26lb. seemless casing, a part OF
which is on location now, to a
iepth OF 5000 feet. then proceed to
,wab and wash the bottom 129
'eet, before acidization" When
lsked II he would take a "Slumber-
ay Picture" Mr.. Bowen said. THAT
III depends on the condition Of the
loie and other features we may en-
COUNTER" When asked II he in
ended to drill deeper. in case COM
nercial production is not found in |
lis first attempt after acidization. J
dr Bowen replied. "That will be
to be decided when we
Irrive at that point in our efforts.
However. from what our biologists
eport II looks like an act OF wis
lom to drill about 800 feet deeper
nto what we believe to be the De-
oman, before we would pull our
asing and plug back, in an effort
Confined on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
Flowing Well At Kelvin
Rated At 200 Barrels

ling but the gas threw them part way out and
a fishing job resulted This caused a delay of an
other day and by the time the tools were fished
out the well was heaving out rocks and mud
that covered the derrick floor to a depth of
three feet Then suddenly it began making oil
and solid column shot high over the rig, spray
ing the prairie for half mile around The con-
troll head was closed and a flow bean attached.
Il began making 7l2 barrels per hour through
3sths inch opening and was then pinched down to
around so barrels per day.
1t is making no water and it is the intention
Of DIR. Aronow to hold it back to absolute
minimum in order TO prolong the flow. 0rdin-
arlly wells in this area must be acdzed to make
commercial production. Observers say that this
well would make 1000-barrels were it opened
wide, but it has been established that open flow
is harmful to wells Of this type.
AS il is, this well ranks second in the years
largest wells in Kevin-Sunburst field, having
been topped in initial production only by Big
West Dahlquist No. which had initial of 800
barrels per day but which developed water after
having flowed about 10000 barrels of oil in three
weeks.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23

One of the largest wells of the present year
was completed this week in Kelvin field, north of
the town of Kelvin by B. A. s. Aronow on the
Ellingson farm, coming in with an estimated
initial of 200 barrels per day.
The well flowed over the top" when the lime
contact was reached, revivng the old adage that
every Kelvin location is a potential gusher,
as against the phrase "every location is wild
cat" 1
This is the second flowing well drilled in this
field by DR.. Aronow, pioneer Shelby operator,
in his II years of successful operation. His
first gusher likewise drilled in old territory, was
completed two years ago in the Gunderson pool.
All his other wells have been bumpers. The new
Ellingson well is in NE corner SWHSWA 1885
3W a short distance southeast of the No l,
which had an initial Of 80 barrels per day when
completed in 1881.
This No. checked nearly 100 feet higher
itructuraly, than the No. and the first flow
# gas came unexpectedly The crew shut down
OR the night and the following morning put on
control head, as the gas flow was increasing
The tools were run into the hole to resume drill
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23

a distance OF nearly TOUR miles.
The flow is coming from the full
thickness of the Sunburst sand, in
Guiding the Moulton member and
the we'll blew itself in as the crew
was about to drill into the Cut
Bank sand
Last week this well had a flow
Of 100000 cubic feet in the
Moulton or upper Sunburst sand
The flow was drowned out by
pumping water into the casing. fill
ling 1t to the top. with a resultant
back pressure of 1900 pounds to
the square inch. Drilling continued
base of the sand, where casing was
set. The crew began bailing water.
preparatory to drilling into the Cut
Bank sand when the gas suddenly
broke in, shooting the column of
water high over the top of the der
rick and blowing with increasing
crescendo until it became a deaf
ening roar.
The crew succeeded in attaching
d lSHSIn Oh CASING IHuS DIOWluB
the gas up midway into the derrick,
to avoid the danger of fire. A
heavy gate valve with necessary fit
tings to anchor it down was OBJ
tained as quickly as possible and
four days later the valve was ready
70 be closed No pressure guage
has yet been installed, to determine
'ock pressure.
Whether the well will be called a
as a gasser or will be
irilled on down to the Cut Bank
iand is yet to be determined by
5lacier Production company but ii
S believed that 1t will be called
completion as it stands.
After encountering the first large i
low of gas, the crew cemented the |
Il Inch casing at 1897. Then T.
neh pine was cemented at 1910 |
eet with so sacks of cement. With |
casing ripper the 7-inch string
vas cut off, recovering 1900 feet. !
t was believed that the gas from
1909 to 1859 was we'll sealed off /
" the cement and the liner. The
CONTINUED on Page Five
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
ROTARY Mud
THEORY GIVEN
DOUBLE TEST

The theory that rotary mud seals
off low-pressure oil production in
the Cut Bank sand was this week
disproven in the case of the Cobb
jackson No. well in south Cut
Bank oil field, when the well be-
gan making So barrels of fluid
per day on swab test after two
rotary holes had been drilled into
the sand
The first hole, drilled with cable
tools. was lost when a large shot
of nitro glycerin damaged the cas-
ing. Unable to get back to the
sand with cable tools. A. B. Cobb
moved his rotary rig over the hole
and drilled past the obstruction into
the sand Then it was found that
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
STORM BRINGS
BETTER OUTLOOK
FOR NEXT CROP

Christmas week brings unusual
rejoicing and celebration In the
Montana oil industry because of a
present" provided by the weather
man--snow. with its valuable mois-
ture.
Montana has had until now a
wineries winter" with no pre-
cipitation. The ground Is not frog
en-. The crop outlook was so bad.
with continued drouth. that many
feared that the gasoline market In
Montana in 1870 might be greatly
curtailed. The coming of the first
general snowfall brought rejoicing
although 1t will require much more
moisture to quench the thirst OF
the wheat fields and the grazing
lands Of the prairies.
The storm brought little DELAY TO
the oil fields which are usually shut
down at this season. It found only
eight active operations in Kelvin
Sunburst field and only temporary
delays resulted from the snowfall.
In some places the roads were
drifted two or three feet deep as a
brisk wind cleaned the high spots
OF the oil field. but the storm did
not reach blizzard proportions and
the thermometer stayed well above
zero.
While the Aronow-E llingson No.
3 well occupied the spotlight with
its natural flow OF 200 barrels per
day, the other active wells reported
only routine progress.
Big West-DahIquist No. Is, CsI,
Sc u SEX 21-35-3W. is still clean
CONTINUED on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
OIL WEL.LIN
STOCKING OF
LOCAL GROUP

Glacier Production company, in
the role Of Santa Claus. placed an
oil well In the stocking OF a group
OF Montana investors as a Christ
mas present this week, getting
production on a farm in South Cut
Bank oil field called the Hendrick-
son farm. The well. known as the
Glacier Production-M inette No. /,
G NE Y NWA 34-33-5W. has 1900
feet OF fluid standing in the hole,
with no water, coming from the Cut
Bank sand.
The new we'll is a north offset
to this companys Stott No. 1. c.
SEA NWA 34-3S-5W, which found
Continued or Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
Largest GaSSer In
State History Makes
100000 Cubic Feet
Glacier Production Rigney Well On North Slope
OF Oil Pool Making Dry Gas From
Sunburst Sandstone

With an open of 100000 cubic feet of gas per day
Glacier Production company Rgney No well in the north end
oil pool this week blew itself into production
largest gas well completed in the state of Montana.
roaring gasser placed under control Thursday
after blowing for days with little elimination
volume brought control without serious trouble
although fierce bowling that could be heard for
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23

showing the location Of the Glacier
PrOduetiOn-Rigney No. 2, ~, 900, 600
foot Rasser in the extreme north
end of Cut Bank OIL pool which
extends into Township 36N, Range
6W. The big Rasser Is thanked by
oil wells. north, east and southeast.
while the main gas field Is more
than three miles TO the East. Many
operators believe that somewhere in
this North Cut Bank area some
history making wells will be drilled.
The we'll In the extreme upper left
hand corner IN the Santa Rita
ShearOn Permit No. 4, a small pro-
ducer In the Cut Bank sand. Santa
Rita has extensive holdings north
and west.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-23
OHIO OIL ENDS
LITIGATION ON
LAUREL PLANT

Nine-year-old litigation involving
construction of the Independent
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Evening star., 1939-12-30
USED LUMBER.

1900 b. f-"x4"xl9'
Bright cond SIS m h.
As. 900 b. f-"x4"x1S'6"
BRIGHT cond SIS m. b.
10000 b. f.-l"x6"x random
Fair ,cond. Sl3 m. b. T.
10000 b. f.-2"x1O"x random
Fair cond. Sl3 m b, T.
1000 b. f-3"xS"x7'
Good cond. SIS m b. T.
5000 b. f-6"xS"xI6'
Good cond. SIS m. b. T.
5000 b. f.-4"x6"x1O and 12'
Fair cond. SIS m. b. T.
1900 prs. oak wedges at 1Oc per pr
A. S. WIKSTROM.
Rand $500 Soldiers Home Reservoir.
Evening star., 1939-12-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored. wishes part-time work from
s tn 3. Duront 541f 81
GIRL. colored wants job. mothers helper.
general housework: neat honest, willing
to work. Hobart 1649
GIRL light colored. wants morning work.
houSework experience; reference. Mich.
1913 from pm. to pm.
WOMAN. young, colored. desires work
serving luncheon and dinner. North 370T.
WOMAN, colored general housework: stay
some nights: GOOD references: no Bethesda
calls. Wis. 3255-W.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job, good laun-
dress. eood cleaner: days work or part
time. Dist. 519s.
WOMAN, neat. colorpd. wants g.hw: good
cook. whole or part time. Decatur 0692-J
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE man) desires
comfortably furn. room with pvt bath. gen.
eral vic. 18th and Col rd. NV. Perma :
nent. Immediate possession. Write Cairo
Hotel. 18th and Que SITS. NV. Rm. 112O.
Evening star., 1939-12-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert part-time bookkeep-
ing books started, audited. balanced: tax
reports. city refs: reaS. Randolph 3l3l
CABINETMAKER, Al fnisher and ma
chineman, wants steady job after Jan 2
John Weber. 1915 T Sc IL
CHAUFFEUR, colored desires position in
private family competent and reliable. 25
years experience. Atlantic 1855
MAN wants work as porter. cleaning halls
laundry machine operator, all-around
cleaner; refs Col. S456
SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING position,
graduate accredited law school: tipping
90 shorthand, 100; male, 90. Alex. OO3O
Evening star., 1939-12-30

PERSONAL.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADIcATED BY My
own method Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams O3Ss
SPECIAL NEW RATES FOR BOARDING
students. THE Such School," Battery
Park near Bethesda. Md: boys and girls
up to 6th grade; enroll now Wis, 413a,
ORCHESTRA, FOR DANCING OR ENTER
tanning. from one. of WashingtIn's smart
est hotel. available for New Years Eve;
reasonable Phone Emerson 1929.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt Scott Dental Tech Rms. 901-a02
Westory Bldg. COS l4th at Met 1898
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED.
CLEANED. POLISHED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Modern Dental Laboratory. Room 5O2.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F N W Ma 0112
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING TO MIAMI SUN. WOULD LIKE
to have several people to help pay expenses.
D. N. SHANK, Mt. Vernon Hotel. Penna.
ave.
POSTAL FMPLOYE, JACKSONVILLE. FLA,
31st or 1st and 2nd. return 18th: take
four, share eXpenses Lin. 10S6-W
Evening star., 1939-12-30

1871 WEST VIRGINIA AVE NE, APT. 4
Facing campus: 2 rooms, kitchen, bath,
screened porch. dinette. tile bath with
shower; oil heat, hot water incl, very reas.
Other ants avail DI 0424
Evening star., 1939-12-30

WOODBRIDGE 1908 KEARNEY ST. NE
3 or 4 rms. kit. pvt bath: heat. gas elec.,
Frigidaire incl Reas Dupont S42S
Evening star., 1939-12-30

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave. NV
Select. suitable 2; very warm: best foods:
c.h.w.: also single. Metropolitan 1904.
DUPONT CIRCLE 2131 Mass. ave.-A
lovely. large share room. private bath: for
young lady; also cheerful share T room m, ]
not enjoy this beautiful ex-Embassy home
with 40 other young people. The low
prices will happily, surprise you. Du-
2521 CONN AVE. NV. opp shoreham-
Warm. attractive, newly decorated; inner
oRRa1 sss s Adm
7s r,S! MAssAcMgsGwTs {dg zG1s AYE a
passed location. Reasonable.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1908 goth NV at
Conn ave:-Easy to downtown. A home-
like place for young folks Attractive rms,
excel meals. Moderate rates.
1902 10th N.w.-students. Government
waking distance; sag 80. s35. TOO. 81.
1919 10th sT NV, nI. Dupont s Cirelem Gle
Single or double; real fireplace; newly deco
rated excellent meals: walk. dist.
1910 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Attractive
newly decorated front room. many
windows well heated. Adams 5549.
NEAR @ W.. U:-ATTRACTIvE APT.
2646, Apt 4O3. The Keystone.
1888 HOBART ST. N.W.-Double or single
pleasant rSHm; eIns home; reasonable. Adams oS1s.
"OLD ENGLIsH." 1888 Que st. nw.-stu-
do or bedroom. showers. running water.
meuuS, switchboard: $50 up.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

1929 ORREN NE APT NO 3-3 R,
dnette, porch elec. refg heat furnished;
S47.50. WALTER NJ BAUNAN, l Thomas
Circle National 62oo
Evening star., 1939-12-30

III 18th ST SE-1st FL. LGE. RMS.
k. and b.. porches and yard, private; 3
expos must be seen 70 be appreciated:
Other ants aNailahle
Evening star., 1939-12-30

$40 CRTTTENDEN ST. NW-oNE ROOM.
kit. private bath: Frigidaire cleo. gas, oil
heat cont hot water: telephone; Yeas.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

TAX PARK, D. C--5 ROOMS, BATH.
fireplace. gar; oil heat. C h.w.. cleo; 3 rms,
bath: glassed porch, pvt. entr. 219 Under
wood Shen 4QEH-I
Evening star., 1939-12-30

1859 RITTENHOUSE ST. NW.-TWO
young ladies to share lovely home: piano:
near bus, cars: reasonable. Rand. 63S1.
LADY. EMPLOYED. WANTS REFINED
couple. to share her home Cali Georgia
Evening star., 1939-12-30

2021 4th ST, NE RMS. AND BATH.
ami: restricted neighborhood; on car
line; S35. fOpeno Phone North 0396.
18th AND COL. RD-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
private bath. ami. Adults. 246l 18th st.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

333 18th PL NE ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath: heat light and gas; $40 so.
Lincoln 0757-J 3Os
Evening star., 1939-12-30

TILDEN GARDENS. OPPOSITE U. S. BUR.
of Standards rooms. inc. reg. size dining
room, 3 expos, newly decorated. OWNER,
Wo 4357 or 10 6OlG
Evening star., 1939-12-30
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR GLEBE RD AND LEE HIGHWAY.
| lavatory. fireplace. Chest. 1880, ewes.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

4O2 10th ST SE-3 RMS, OIL HEAT.
c.hw.. semi-bath, new 4-burner gas range;
nr. cars S35 mo Adults. All. 4314-R
Evening star., 1939-12-30
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored. wish work as cook a
chauffeur. butler: experienced; stay
go; ref Hobart 4127
Evening star., 1939-12-30
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.
ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.

Snl si,l SaEphERn I 81. M:M.' 2nn L. rms
elec.. heat: rent reas. Adults
1888 CONN. AvE.-Entire top floor. /
large, . small rooms, fine large closets,
bath. $50. Phone North 4211.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

WOMAN refined. white, care for small boy
and house. $3.50: no Sunday: 81 wk.
Box Alta, Star. il
Evening star., 1939-12-30

ANACOSTIA. 100 GOOD HOPE RD. Sc.
--Bedrm. kit; refg., sink; clean. warm,
c.hw S3s month; garage. 50.
1904 MONROE ST. N.W-LARGE ROOM,
water, gas heat furnished; S25 month.
1912 MASS. AVE Sc, Mr. CAPITOL
End f., 3 rms, kit. bath; refg., laundry.
phone. Rar eYerything furnished: adults
Evening star., 1939-12-30
APARTMENTS UhFuRhIsnEp.

DUPLEx-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN Dr.
nette. bath; 2 rooms, kitchen, bath: new
bldg. w. B. CATION. 2528 Pa. ave. Sc.
Atlantic 3517
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL. 1924 18th
st n.w.-Two rooms. kit, bath, lge clos
cts So exposure. SAL Frigidaire included.
1875 SPRING PL NV. (36l5 18th ST.
2 r, kit. bath; near cars. buses: large
lawn; Frigidaire; newly decorated; $50.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

Trinidad ave )-3 rooms dinette, bath:
Individual gas heat: $3.50. HOHENSTEIN
BROS. 9TH and H sts ne Line 0S97.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

u6IT VVVGNs
COLOR ARTIST for portrait studio. Must
be fast and know how to check orders.
Apply Rm. 406. 1917 ST. NV. II.
oN-HoUsEKEEPER. COOK. age
50 to AZ good CHARACTER; S32 month; ap-
HouSEKEEPER. white. refined, for board
man and wife, wife's services only. Box
319-X, Star.
LADY-Special opportunity for refined. ca
pable woman who is interested IN estab,,
fishing profitable business with national
company. Box 436-X Star.
MAssEUsE thoroughly exp; also eymnas-
Llc lnstIuctress; exp. absolutely necessary.
Box 1857, Star.
MCCALL CORP. has openings for telephone
vic. or free to travel Magazine experience
number Box 334-X. Star
STENOGRAPHER for law office: state ex.
perience, employers: give references and
salary desired. Bcx 115-X. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, junior, for law office,
SIS week. Give age; education. experience,
telephone Box 476-A, Star. 81
sTENoGRAPHER SECRETARY, refined
young lady. 2O.25 years. efficient, speedy
experience etc. Permanent position. s100
month. Inclose snapshot. Box 4S6-A,
Star. 81
MATTRESSES (6); must be experienced and
attractive. Apply MI. Wiley, Del Rio Res
taurant. Bladensburg. Md. to 6 pm.
WOMAN to make home with and keen house
for employed couple; salary. Call Oxford
WOMAN, refined white, care for small boy
and house. $3.50: no Sunday: 81 ,wk
Evening star., 1939-12-30

40 NJ ST NW-NO OBJECTION TO
children. Large, sunny basement room,
kitchenette. yard SIS week Hobart 4976
1869 COLUMBIA RD NW-LARGE
comfortable apt. convenient transp. ele-
vator, switchboard service; reas. Col.
Evening star., 1939-12-30
CREDIT MANAGER AND
OFFICE MANAGER

Can you use man who has consistently
improved collection and general efficiency
of offices supervised?
Has c. p. A.. B. C. S. and M c. S. Box
46f-A Star. l.
Evening star., 1939-12-30

407 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. NV
3 or rooms, newly decorated opposite
Soldiers Homo. Open s to 2 pm, to 10
pm. Open daily and Sunday
Evening star., 1939-12-30

1892 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-BASEMFNT,
conv.. warm. 2 rms, kit, bath, everything
incl. S35.
25l5 18th NV Ice BEAUTIFUL
rms. kitchenette. bath; newly remodeled;
ample closets Will furn to suit: reas.
Evening star., 1939-12-30
CAMERA SERVICE E REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER e. d'ALBERT INC,
sl5 10th St. NV Phone National <71:
Evening star., 1939-12-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
openings for colored girls with city refer
ences. Apply 1887 11th st. NV.
POSITIONS OPEN for white and colored
help. with good wages Must have good
references Seminal Employment Service,
Republic $500. 6O2 F st. NV. BOZ
Evening star., 1939-12-30
FOUND.
HELP MEN

COUNTER CLERK, experienced: we'll
known, established electrical supply house
has opening: state previous experience.
tAll our employees know of this adj Box
Evening star., 1939-12-30

CAPITOL HILL. ENTIRE FLOOR. . LARGE
rooms kit. b.. auto. h., Frigidaire, ch.w.,
gas, cleo. insulation. Owners home.
Adults. 123 4th St. Sc. Lincoln s33aM
1000 G ST. NE ROOMS KIT. NICE
ly furn.. ami phone Reasonable. Adults
Convenient TRANSPORTATION
Evening star., 1939-12-30

TWO BEDROOMS BATH, LIVING ROOM.
kitchen or kitchenette preferably furnished,
Immediate occupancy. Box 469-A, Star. 1s
WANTED - ATTRACTIVE 3-BEDROOM
apt, preferably 2 baths. Northwest section.
for jan. Feb. and March Box 496-Z. Star.
MAN AND WIFE WITH SMALL. DOG WANT
1urn.. apt. gar. in NV, S30-S35. Box
4S7-A. Star 31s